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THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINER MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 13. -1921. Missionary Tells of 1 Feasibilty Building New; Preacher in OAtta.ck -1 Home Doubted by County i on L. B. S.

Commissioners Leads With 49 Breaks; Eev. John Edward Carv3r Next Event Wednesday, at New Traps Speaks Before Railroad Men and Auxiliaries "The controls the' supar industry'of -Itie -world" high'prices of la to Elder John" a i centlv returned from a mission to tne eastern states. In an; address deliv- at the Fourteenth chape night the young missionary tolci 'of attending a se.rvic.e.in Presbyterian church in Ph'iradelphia. at wnic.n rvjembers of 'the 'Weber county board; of a'fterno'c-ii 'what action will be taken iu the'erection of a 'new. county infirmary, or old building near "Roy; refceritly -'partially destroyed i will oe remodeled and placed''in 1 The- -commissioners- afternoon 'visit, this: old and sites: high -gun at the! Tribute to the members of four ra.il- trap shoot li'eld way brotherhoods including conduc- sVlhVogden Gun club Sunday.

and trainmen He birds "and and i red 49 out of a'jiossible 50 1 the ladies of the auxiliaries of the easily led the field. Marri- I orders was paid yesterday the ner Browning, was second 'with a score Rev. John Edward Carver at the an- to Elder Parker, the whose name -was not men- Uoned his congregation that President Heber J. Grant' was direqtly. L-csDonsible for the high price, oC-'sugar.

and tha the official, of -Mormon "hu-ch Ld a arge quantity of stored in tV SaU iJUe temp-lei This sugar, the minister his was sold i i a profit of $'9 to the Mor moLch Parker said, he -was accqm- uimu uuui ut i i morning that the of erecting new building is prohibitive- without! issuing'of boiids or the raising of the present- tax Ke said for this -reaso-h a i i probable that the old i i will be remodeled. 'Commissioner'Skeen said that the: old building can be put in excellent shape for 1 0 9 0 or 1 2 0 0 0 and i a that its sale will not, bring enough to cover a jrreat portion, or -the 'expense providing a of 46 while Freed also turned in nual memorial services winch a'scor'e of 46. Guy Dahl was next high held yesterday in the wooci- ith 43 a of the World hall. The mid-week shoot next- Wednes- 1 The Woodmen oC the World hall day. i be held at the new irapsj-was well filled when at 4 o'clock the wlrch will be constructed the services were opened with a song- by g-rounds west of the present site to- Mrs.

T. A. Smythe. This was follow- da'y Preparations 'also bsing i ed by scripture and prayerafter which made Tor -the state shoot which I Mrs- Lee Miller sans "The Holy City." be held here 23. 2-1 and 25.

Wednesday's shoot will start at 4 p. sharp. The scores: Broke. 49 48 E. Ford M.

Browning- T. Freed G. Dahl R. E. Brizendine Shufflobarger D.

Clcn-k Shot at- 5.0 .50 SO 50 50 .50 5.0 50 The memorial services were then conducted by Rev. Carver. The audience stood as the roll 'of names of the departed members' of the orders and auxiliaries were read, after which Mrs. Thomas Harrison sang "The Re- quiem" by Gounod. 13 -il! 39 37 36 35 i arul that he false statements be -changed a the bu ildmg 11 be degree that thev to their 'feet consume a.

long period of time, while "The" young missionary told his of the old building varied experiences Jf-was' he said. rt A -p for the missionaries to. present the gospel message because TTTfi A TWV7J. fYKT 21 false reports circulated, by the Ui'N i i enemies of the Latter- T'l 1 Try This Out and it Works You I FUNERAL HELD FOR MRS. BTTCHMILLER Funeral services for Mrs.

Packard BuchmilU-r, i of Ruchmillev. Ogdeu merchant. were conducted hy Bishop A B. T'oul- ger In the Sixth ward.Vhapel -Sunday" afternoon. The services wc-rc largely attenaea.

Eulogies wore delivered by James H. Douglas and Bishop Fouiger. Fred N. Hess and A. Sander The opening prayer was given "toy.

CounseUor C. Brown and Counsellor. Lester S- Scoville pronounced and postlude played by Miss Lillian and Charles Burial was in City cemetery, the grave i dedicated hy Bishop. Foulger. no The first stage coiich in 'started from Boston in 6 1 I a i received in -today i i i hearing of.

a i i of i Rapid -Transit com-, pany -asking lhat an order be issued directing that, no curbing be placed on i the -paved -high-way iv Ogden canyon: where the ruad parallels Uie roadbed a nsht-of-way. will be bofo.ro 'ih5 i i i i commission, Vttih, TufV-i'la'y Jime 21. 'in the state! cy.piui; a i a a is- said to 'opposed to curbing for rea- son' a ir. retain show and i i i i during the winter Real Estate Transfers K'dmon' S. Dickerson to Fred merill.

a lots 31 and 32, Lake- v'iev, addition, 52500. Waller. Holt'rook' to Ethel Littlo- los 2'3, 30. block 11, Lake- a i i $1. NaJicy'.

tistatc, to William A. p'ari lot block 4f, Plat Ogden city 'survey. $825. If. by giving a i dollar he would have twice as-much as you, and by his giving you one dollar you- would have, equal amounts, how much you Hich need to have to begin i Answer to yesterday's: 1SS miles.

a miles, the length of the train, is lost in each trip.) -00 LOSES BY JUDGE'S RULING FOCH AT PRAYER Jn the memorial address which followed Rev. Carver told" of the incident of the American soldier who, on one of his days leave in France went sightseeing-. "I-le chanced to enter one of the old deserted churches of the little French town he was sitting admiring the windows and carved naive a grey haired man entered. The stranger wore the colors of France and when the American drew near he saw the eagles on his collar that told the stranger to be a French general. For i i i hfi remained in prayer- It was General Ferdinand Foch." TRIES TO TRUST Tile American had seen one of the sights a few in a generation are permitted to behold.

He had seen an All Pictorial Review Styles runs a note of smartness no other patterns can touch. In the FASHION BOOK FOR SUMMER you will find only the newest-modes --the Uneven Hem-line, the Medieval Waist-line, the Muscovite Blouse, the Pagoda Sleeve. Get a copy and choose your Summer Frocks. JUNE PATTERNS NOW ON SALE PATTERNS 20 cents to 35 cents NONE HIGHER A TO TRADE. TJ'PT'Wr'T "P' FJtCIJN b-JjJi.

SHOW COMES No. IS makes no change of oca teU o. Train No. 1. the I at 2 2 0 p.

m. No. 53 leaves Salt Lake Deli Pringle's comedians arrived in at 12:55 p. arriving Ogden 1:50 olden man who after the long and. i i Ogden this morning from Pocatello p.

connecting with Southern a ter struggles or hate and envy still t'or a summer's engagement. Delia cific westbound No. 1, leaving believed in the faith of his childhood. I Pringle is a well know stock actress, at 3:20 p. Pacific time.

1 ram NO. Foch was true to the first ideals ofjan'd will be remembered for her en- 42 leaves southbound at 4 his faith and sincere in his childlike here a numb'cr of years a. trust to the end. It is ever one of the ago. 1 I chief elements of greatness to be This is an outdoor show-given under lo that which we know to be true.

canvas. It is just as an element ama, musical and vaude- to be true to trust others i are presented every evening. place in us." Miss Pringle said this morning a she intends to remain here through TERRACE HAVE FISST DEFEAT Continuing Rev. Carver said: intends to remain here jjjn Qlasmann hurled superb ball "We meet today to remember lives Lhe an( i g-jve Ogdenitus stock i O1 he Winchester baseball nine yes- him with board and labors- piece of a stick of as wdL has goat a decision rendered 1 today by Judge 'George S. Barker the district court in the'case of Riley Chap: man, who sued i'lrs.

Mary for i S150. alleged to be due for, services i rendered, wa.s ordere-1 dis- missed a was given the i plaintiff. The trial of the case was held 6, Judge Barker" then tak- ing the case advisement. 'Mrs. Saville testified made i fkie'iity safeguarded nor the thought! m-r-nji-n no agreement to pay the plaintiff for ot their own case lessened their stead-IPSEPAK-E TIMJCj his services, but did agree to furnish fastness to their It is not the i that were unshaken in their loyalty to duty and a i to the trust committed to their care.

By 'day and by night, in storm and sunshine, these whom we recall today were faithful at Wednesday night, on the lot between'-ing their first i the present duty's post and at the risk of their xwenty-second and i The i own lives if need be, and neither the streets on Hudson avenue. forgetfulness of those whom their and musical comedies of first class blanking the Terrace Sluggers der. She carries a company of 2 0 a score of 2 to 0 The sluggers including chorus girls. have won eleven out of twelve ga.v.oi The opening show will be given; this season, the defeat yesterday be- "VVinchester. room for his who in the light of publicity keep FOR TRAINS New time cards for the Utah, Idaho faith with a i that give stability to our day.

It is the thousands unnamed who by their ad- herence to duty and fidelity to right, and Montana, divisions of the Oregon: these arc the benefactors who are the! Short Line railroad, real foundation of our race. i yesterday at 12:01. 5 Sluggers. Knight Glasmann Ilufstetter Allison lb Mitchell Simister 2b C. Hu.fstetter La Mont ss Young Convoy If Christoperson Flygare cf Kenley Burton Tlie "Well is it said.

a a honest man eludes the opening of is the noblest work of The 1 Park travel, beginning June 18 I esty that i expression'in loyalty to i park train leaves Ogden at 9:0.. jind i MAYOR OFFERS AID OF OGDEN FIREMEN Aid was offered th Salt Lake fire dav They were Your funds'Vnd i to.Ogden at 6:10 a. m. The trains are. department at terday by May- brothers and.

as such you -46- them today, i your character tone the gifts of their friendliness. Some unscrupulous person or persons are giving out the information that I have left Ogden--ask them where they got their information. A few more weeks will begin the eighth year of the pioneer industry devoted to window advertising service and while I have heen told I will be run out of town--1 said about seven years ago I came back to Ogden to stay. I have built my home in Ogden-have provided a comfortable living for my wife and son and with the grace of God expect to continue to do so. No client has ever been robbed--no person's character has been assailed--t have contributed to every worthy cause because I believe in -helping the weak, lifting the fallen and with a hand giving aid and doing my best to live up to an obligation of doing some good thing for some one each day.

The first ten clients secured almost seven years ago are still purchasing the services of this shop-illustrating the fact.of service that serves- You may rest assured that your confidence in whatever way placed in this shop, whether for one one hour's or a month's work, will be kept to the best of my ability. In the Eccles i i Basement iifcit o- or Frank Francis in the Tram No. and Well will it be. for all of us if; when mg-tqn. at our dav is endeflVwe win have been tello, 10:25 a.

connecting- 'the reimmg co to ou-- ulace of and loyal train 42 which arrives LakeUnmself and a to those yho Placed 'their trust" i at 5 p. 20 minutes Inter than at service, and stat company the desire citizens to be of stated that Ogden fire- fighting apparatus, hospital equipment or other supplies would be placed at the disposal of Salt Lake- At that time, however, progress of the fire had been chocked and it was unnecessary to send apparatus from here. OF DEPARTED I Of the railway orders the following members have died since th'e last "memorial held June 12. 1920: Brotherhood Locomotive Engineers--William Marshall, George P. Blasdel and J- P.

Byrnes. I Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen 1 --Walter Irwin, Joseph Conohan. Charles E. Cady. William Clyde Ryder and Frank Lyon.

of Railway Trainmen-W T. Albright. Walter Riddell. J. M.

Wagner, M. E. Miller and W. R. Eckhart.

Ladies Auxiliary of 'Locomotive Engineers--Mrs. Minnie Stephanson, Ladies Auxiliary of Locomotive Firemen and fencineers--Hazel Drysdale. Ladies Auxiliary of Order of Railway Conductors--Mrs. Louise Stone. Ladies Auxiliary of Brotherhood of Railroad Train'men--Mrs.

Jean Rennie Ashmet. 00 CLASSES IN COUNTY SCHOOLS disappear and hard places come easy for WRIGLEY'S gives you comfort and poise. it adds a zest that means saccess. Sealed Tighf Kept Right ssatt Summer school classes for retarded pupils in the county schools began today. The time is fixed-at every other day, so that two hours con be devoted to study before it becomes too hot.

Then it leaves the pupil free for home or farm work 10 o'clock. These classes are held for students between the ages of 12 and IS years, who were not promoted for. various reasons, or being kept out to work. The twelve-month workers teach the makeup work as a part of the summer program, according to Supt. B.

A. Fowler. English, reading, arithmetic 'and such subjects will be taught with the hope that most of these i advanced that they may not be required to take the grade over nex-t regular school year, beginning September. OO HUNTSVILLE BUREAU SENDS FIRST REPLY Huntsville farm bureau was the first.in the state'to reply to the questionnaire distributed by. the Utah state farm bureau with to.

the- legislative program of the American farm bureau federation. According to state farm bureau reports' the farmers are expressing themselves forcibly and withouf equivocation on the questions, leaving the impression there will be no doubt as to the attitude of Utah farmers. In addition to affirmative action of the sixteen questions, the Huntsville bureau also passed' resolution to Utah congressmen favoring, the agricultural foreign credits corporations. Come on, kids, and see Jackie Coogan. He's the little- follow who gained fame with Charlie Chaplin, today, tomorrow and Wednesday he Is the worst boy'in America'at Orpheum theatre "Of course, he "appears in He "is "Ejects -Bad and the.

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