The Ogden standard. [volume], February 25, 1920, LAST EDITION - 4 P.M., Image 10

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I! ' I WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1920 ' - (flfo (jgfott jmtSar& ' OGDEN l
rUTAHT HEATRE
I' ' I LAST TIMES TODAY I
I "Double Speed" J I
I , S COMING '
l U I THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY i
L '; I Florence Reed
j-'",; I "A WOMAN UNDER OATH" '
in'"!
I1: iLKS CLUB PAYS OFF LAST OF
i ' ;r: ; INDEBTEDNESS;- BIG CELEBRATION !
1 1 " vil :-: FLAMED TO MARK BURNING OF BOND :
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' mJ, 1.. Plans for a glorlus celebration i:1
I i u" Search are underway following the pay
,'J , ' linent-of the remaining $1,500 of indent-
jpdnss on the Ogaen Elks club building
' j ju Grant avenue,
jl ,i V, : "Bought and paid for," shouted mem
t ;bers as the Elks at last night's meet
I ( , il )ng heard the financial report wine!
I j I' J made it possible to take op the re
' 'j I V maining outstanding bonds.
' ; ') The local lodge of Elks has achiev
j! 1 W'ji cxl what is declared to be a finanola'
A j, ""i , xecord for local fraternal organizn-
ij ij :t1ons. It now owns its own club and i
ill1 r. f(1, grounds without a cent of outstanding!
i J M ''j Indebtedness. I
t Li SJ More than SG5.000 bonded indebted-
) ' j';! -ntss has been paid off by Ogden loagu
Jj .i? 'since the old Central school was pur-
I ' I-! j j j ohascd from the board of education in j
Kjp. -"- The Elks committee which brought!
I i ", '" ; Tabout the purchase of the site was:
; J Iihadc up of Thomas Whalcn, chairman, ;
!y I 'J ).' 'James A. Howell and Thomas W. j
k I clones, the pioneer lailor, now deceas-j
, j 5 I 1 :cd. The Elks paid $25,000 for the site,
l . j I' .ihd the old school building. I
hi 1 1 ' L - York of remaking the pioneer schoo i
A r ;builcling into the beautiful club whlcu i
p M ,ifj -now stands in its place was begun on '
Ml March S, 1D12. and the club building
, j ' was dedicated November 20, 1912. The ;
j , 'n j occasion was the sceno of picturesque I
III ' , I i festivities, a fire works parade with
I 1 m j i hundreds of Utah Elks in line being
j t , , one of the features,
f j j i When the building was completed
1 1 1 1 , j and dedicated the Elks had piled up anj
i indebtedness of about $65,000, It was i
' I' i j ' estimated that at least 10 years would j
I , i ' t "gT"-"'11 I Mm Til ' ffi i ii i
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i it I '
H' ,. 'Il i ti developed along lines of
. strict originality and
' cxclusiveness,
Bl h I Manhattan Shirts
I' .' - have always appealed to
Hl i the critical tastes of the
mi fe-'i dressed man.
H' ill : therefore it behooves
U ;', r. you, in times lilce these, ;
H' j! 1 1 j. to buy Shirts of known
H 'jj C ' j 1 : ' quality, and recognized
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be required to pay off this debt but il
has be?n accomplished in just a little
more than eight years. This record i
was achieved despite the financial han-j
Jicap whicn resulted when the many i
voungcr members of Elks lodge weivj
sarried on the membership rolls with
nit the payment of dues during the
period they were in (ho service of the;
-at ion . ;
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j Harmless Means
! of Reducing Fai
Many fat reojtle fenr ordinary moans
for rrduclnfT ihelr -woiEht- Mvr" Is an
extraordinary ruothod. ITxtraordinoi y
ibecniiso while crfcctl hnrmlcss no dlt
lC or rxorrisf arc necessary. Mnrmoln
Proscription Tablets nre made exa-tly in
rccordanco with thp famcis Alarmolu
Pi-cscrlpt'.on. A roduotion of two, three
o- four pdunds a week ia the rule. Pro
;curo them from any druppist or If ou
prefer send $1 to the Mormoht, Company.
I SS'. Woodward Ave,. Dotvoit. Mlclj,. for a
jlargro case. Advertisement
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jGov.Lowdeo Receives
i Sufficient Petitions
j i
I LANSING, Miclu Feb. 25. Sufflci-'
ont petitions to assure Governor Frank 1
O. Lowden of Illinois, a place on' the1
Republican ballot in Michigan's presi-'
dential preference primary April 5,
were filed with the secretary of state
today.
Ends indijesffarc
It relieves stomach misery, sour atom-
tcb, belching and all stomach disease or i
money back. Large box of tablet3 60 I
centa. Druggists in all towns.
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No Limit on Buying i
, of Com Market Futures!
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CHICAGO, Feb, 25. Hereafter nul
, limit is to bo' enforced against whlcu)
jany individual Interest "may buy or sell'
, future deliveries in the corn market'
,in Chicago or nt other leading markets. ;
jA, rule restricting the amount to 200,-'
,000 bushels has been In force since1
last max at the request of the food
j administration. The cancelling of this
'rule, however, does not modify any of
(the provisions of the food control law,
; and thereforo all contracts for cur
In nt month deliveries of corn will con
jtjnue to be subject to close supervi
sion as heretofore.
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COREGA
; Dental Plate Comfort - Powder
j Sprinkled Llshtlr on DenUl PUte
i Holds False Teeth Firmly in Place
l PreyenU Sore Gums i
JS DragghU aad DaoUl Demira
I rvn
j O. F. Mitchell, wholesale
jand retail Hay, Grain,. Flourr
;Bran, Mill Feeds and Potatoes.'
12466-2468 Wall Ave., Phones
1 176457. When in the market
get my prices. I can and will
save you. money. Car lots a
specialty.
But even at that, hogs were fat be
fore they began feeding off the nub;
lid's purse.
l ;1 FRED'S
I Auto Repair Shop '
llbt HaVx takenover the Riverside Garage at 1835 Washing- 5
I I ! t0n u PeninK Dav March lst- For the benefit of the
H 1 1 merchants the shop will remain open day and night. Let us
H! " Il l relieve you of your troubles.
1 Jll'j Diamond Tires and Tubes c
1 l j ' Oil and Grease ll1
H! IIP I Our Motto: SERVICE Tel 770 II1
II I j N ' U'
)orothy Child Barker (
Called by Death
.Mrs. Dorothy Child Barker,
daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth A
I Child of 2G1S Adams avenue, died ye.s
I terd;'y afternoon at 5 o'clock at a local
; hospital after an illness of four months
frofi various complications She was
borr. in Ogden on Ar.-ust 7. 1SS9, and
hns, lived here throughout her life. lle
mother and the son. Austin Barker,.
1 together with two sisters, Myrtle and i
'Rhela Child, survive her. Funeral'
! services will be held Friday at 2 p. m. 1
in (he Second ward meeting house. j
i Bishop George Browning officiating. I
i Friends may view the body at the resi
'dcrcc of the mother. 2G1S Adams ave
jmif1 tomorrow evening and FWdaj
moniing until time of services.
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PROMISED GUARD II
MEEH
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Announcement that a new armory
virtually is assured for Ogden was
made following a luncheon meeting at
the Weber club attended by Governor
Bamberger, other state officials and
local citizens, including national guard
i officers.
' The luncheon was arranged by Ivos
coe C. Glasmann, A- 12. Wilfong and
Walter Lindquist to point out the nec
essity of providing the notional guard
units here with an adequate armory.
I8E1 ROTARY CLUB
10 CELEBRATE ITS
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I With a program and a special din
inGr, the birthday anniversary of the
! Ogden Rotary club will be celebrated
by Ogden Eotarians at the Weber club ,
tonight. I
Sixty-one prominent men of the city, j
representing a different business orj
profession, are now enrolled as mem-1
bers of the Ogden club. j
Dr. William G. Dalrymple is chair-1
man of the program for the entertain-!
ment tonight.
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PlPIIOfiSOFQfil
Pfllflfl SELL C01I
THAT IS TOO STRONG
The case of the City of Ogden
against Frank Deacetls, who is charg
ed with selling intoxicating liquors is
Ibefore Judge D. R. Roberts and a jury
today. At the time of going to press
testimony has been offered by police
Officers Pincock, Syphers and Taylor,
who made the arrests on the 18th of
January at 0 p. m.
JJeacetis runs an alleged soft drink
parlor at 152 Twenty-fifth street,
whfjcli is known to old residents as
"The Old Ogden Beer Hall," and
which, according to the police officers
was earning its title again right mer
rily at the time of the arrest -when
there was procured six eight-ounce
bottle of a so-called cherry cordial,
which, according to Professor X.ync:i,
contains pu
cohol, and which, according to testi
mony produced this morning was sell
ing at the rjrte of two and a quarter
dollars per bottle.
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Hestmark Arranging
For Shipment of Fish
A. T. Hestmark, president of the
3gden Rod and Gun club was in Salt
Lake yesterday with Irving C. Em
nett, federal game warden for Utah
conferring with State Game Commis
sioner R, H. Siddoway regarding thei
Jhipmont of catfish from Utah Lake to1
Mill Creek and Weber river. Mr. Sid-!
loway has offered to send as many of I
:he fish as are needed when arrange-1
rtcnts for their handling are made. !
The strangest thing about the Reds
s their national flag it's yellow. 1
"EVERY OMNi
SCHEDULE Doors open 1:45 p. m. 2:15 Comedy 2:45, "Every woman" 4:20, Comedy--4:50 pv II
woman 6:30, Comedy 7:00, "Every woman" 8:30, Comedy 9:00, "Every woman 10:30, Comedy rill
Show of ' Everywoman" Starts at 9 o'clock. The most costly picture ever shown on the screen. -I
Coming Thursday, Friday and Saturday
PRICES 6c, 15c, 20C Jessie L. Lasky Presents PRICES 6c, 15Cj 20c )
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' " THE SIX BEST CELLARS"
; WALTER L, BACOfy DIES
i, ST M HOME AFTER
; SHDBT iLLWESS
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Walter L. Bncc n. painter of Ogden,'
died this morning at 8 o'clock at the j
family home, 2C0 Washington avenue,.
' after a short lness. Mr. Uacon was
born in Louisville, Kentucky, June S,
1 1S5S, and came to Ogden sixteen years i
;rgo.
Surviving his are his wife and two J
children, Charles L. Bacon and Jd"rs
Xellio Ellsworth.
The body was taken lo tho Kirken
dall chapel pending funoral arrangc-
I ments.
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i Society
j;
, Daughters of Pioneers Hold
: Annual Meeting
Tomorrow
; v f
I The annual meeting of the Daugh-
ters of ihe Pioneers is to be held in '
; the Second ward meeting house tomor- j
; row afternoon, beginning at 2:C0,'
'o'clock,, when a program of unusual In- i
terest will follow the regular business j
session and election of officers. Mem-1
bers of tho organisation in Weber
county ana Ugden city and all interest-1
I ed are invited to be present.
I The program to be given follows: ,
'Solo ilisj Josephine Shorten'
;Solo Miss Pauline Waterfall
I Quartet numbers by Mesdames Lind
say, Hobson, Waterfall and Wilson.
I There will also be a number of
. speakers from Salt Lake City present
Jand reports will be given.
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BEAUX ESPRIT CLUB
I The Beaux Esprit club is to meet
f i February 27 with Mrs. F. D. McGregor
-jat her home, 291C Adams avenue. (
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VISITORS TO CITY ATTEND LOOa.l j
I LEGION PLAY
Mrs. Mary Jones and Miss Lulu j
I Jones of Logan, Mrs. Polly Christenseu
of Brigham City, George Sorenson and
' ' Miss Florence Buehler of Salt Lake
City were Ogden visitors yesterday.
They attended the American Legion
1 Opera company play "Piff, Paff, Pouf"
last evening at the Orpheum theatre.
I
, ABRAHAM LINCOLN CIRCLE NO. 2
J The ladies of Abraham Lincoln Cir-
cle No. 2, Ladies of the G. A. IL, are
lo meet in the I. O. O. F. hall Thurs
day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock when
! business of Importance will come be
fore them. All members are, urged to
presenL
MIRIAM CHAPTER
Mrs. Lila L. Lheney, Worthy Grand
Matron of the Grand Chapter of Utah,
accompanied by the associate grand
officers v,ill make their official visit to
Miriam Chapter 2o. 14 O. E. S., at the
'Masonic Temple on Thursday evening,
i February 26, atS:00 p. m.
All members of the order are cor
dially invited.
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J.HJ0M01D.&R.G.
Given New Position
J. H. Hohl, successor to Frank Touts
as general agent for tho Denver and
Rio Grande railroad here has been ap
pointed general freight and passenger
agent of the same road at St. Louis.
Mt. Hohl will leave Ogden at the lat
ter part of the week for his new appointment.
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Three HuntsviOe Boys
Disturb Peace at Home
Leo Allen, age 17 years; Clyde
Smith, 16 years old, and Herman 01-
iCASTORIA
I For Infants and Children
j In Use For Over 30 Years
Always bears -1
Signature o! Aaf?
sen, aged lo years, of Iluntsille ap
peared before the juvenile court this
nornlng on a charge of having disturb
d the peace. Tho hoys, under the
leadership of two adults, were alleged!
'o have stuffed rags in a chimney of
a Huntsvillo home, and thrown chunks
of wood at the door. They were placed
on probation because the justice of
the peace at Hunisvllle had dismissed
the two adults after imposing a finel
of $1.50.
'Spokane Contractor
j Installing Local Plant
According to the Spokane Chronicle.
T. P. Mo.sso of Spokane has been a
warded the contract for installing
$100,000 worth of electrical machinery
and fixtures in the SperrvFlour Mill
of this city.
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J. J. Brummitt, 2417 Hud
con avenue, pays highest
prices for Liberty bonds.
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Former Ogden Man Is ;
Killed in a Cave-In :
1
Word was rccieved in Ogden ycsler-
day that R. F. McGInly n brother or I
Mrs. Margaret Dean, 370 Twenty-'
eighth street was killed in a cave-in'
at Copper Mountain, Utah, last Mon-!
day. Mi: McGinty lived in Ogden somei
twenty years ago when he was in the,
ice business. The body arrived in Og-,
den this morning and was taken to the
Kirkendall parlors.
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Call on J. J. Brummitt r.t!
2417 Hudson avenue, if you
want to sell your Liberty
bonds. Phone 59. '
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City Commissioners '
Approve Two Bonds!
At a meeting of the city commission
ers held last night the bond of Marcus
!T. Crltchlow, deputy treasurer was ap
proved. Tho bond of M. H. Brandon was ap.
iroved and license granted for ihe con-
ducting of a messenger service. ,
An amount of $75 "will be deducted'
from the bill of the Utah Power and
Light Company for the month of Jan
uary, being the outage on arc lights
during the month named.
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- BAIL FORFEITED
I George Brown Prouly and Pearl Re-,
I ore forfeited $100 each when Qh
failed to appear in city court tcJaja
I answer charges of immoral confrtt
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I Mrs. Charlie Chaplin in
I Price of a Good Time' at tfas
Lyceum today only.
1
! I We Are Not Boasting
AV! are ojily stating facts vdien we say we can supply you with
if the best oocls on the market the highest quality the freshest
I and most? wholesome it is possible to obtain. 1
' The position yvc occupy as Ogden's Dependable and I
I Economical Market demands that avc maintain the I
I Ugliest standard of best grade goods and service "at
ll times. It is due to this policy that Ave have
grown to be the leading market in Ogden.
I Cleanliness freshness and purity in all foods yon buy here.
H And courteous helpful and prompt service to all who discrira
p iuate iu tlieirmarketing
Jr' " " '"'I' W,L,uunjuii.nrn.ip in 1. ml II III I II B I I IWr
me and" Old Man Extravagance." t
I j I Peace Saving for reconstruction is the daty of every , fj
I 111 I American now. It means continued prosperity. y Jj J
J .. Ogden Savings Bank''" j
j l 2384 Washington Ave. Ij H
.Ib$T. H. T. Co. lf ifjjr l