The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • Page 8

SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 26, 1927. SPRING DISPLAY BEST IN YEARS REPORT TELLS FORESTTRAGEDY Brings Congratulations to Merchants-Who Had Charge Ogden's Spring 1 Show of 1927. given Friday evening 1 was a complete success. the' business district crowded with interested, spectators, living models exhibiting the very latest styles of -men's, women's and children's ready-to- wear, display windows with the latest merchandise and three bands furnishing music, there was a showing- which has not'been excelled-in any previous Ogden event. For a-half hour before 8 clock lights were dimmed throughout the entire business Auto- mc-bilo traffic was brought under strict control during the period.

At when the lights flashed on, the display windows were unveiled, while the three bands, stationed in. different of the district, began their two-hour YIELDS PIJEASURE. Display of the new spring styles tho chief attraction of the evening. However, many lines other than ready-to-wear were included. Living models were used to the displays of stores handling men's, women's and children's apparel, shoes, millinery, furniture and lingerie.

That tho. window displays were among the best ever arranged in Ogden was the general opinion voiced by the crowds, who gathered about, the windows to give the closest inspection possible. Officers and members the retail merchants' division, Ogden chamber of commerce, which arranged the event, were congratulated by many downtown, visitors during the That, the Spring Show had' been even a greater success than the" show of last- fall and the many other community merchandising events since that-time was the view of both merchants and those witnessing the show. NEXT HAPPENING. The retail merchants' division, Ogden chamber of commerce, is carrying through a 12-month program of retail merchandising events, starting -with the show of last September, Several events for tho spring and summer periods are now under consideration.

Gus "Wright, general chairman of the division, has announced that another meeting of the- division will be held early, next week when reports the Spring Show and success will be received from Bob Hoggan, chairman, and other members of the show committee. Preparations for the April' 1 and May events, will be made at the same meeting. --oo Ogden Office 1 Receives Account of Struggle With Rancher "Word has been received here fatal shooting of Forest Clerk' William C. White and T. H.

Shoemaker, owner ot a ranch, in the Water canyon, Capitan. mountains, Lincoln national forest, New Mexico, on tlxe morning of Friday, March IS, when Shoemaker resisted arrest at the hands oE a sheriffs posse, The account of the shooting came to the attention of Assistant District Forester Dana Parkinson -in the Ogden of- Th'e difficulty which ted to the fatal incident began with the discovery of a fire in the forest on Tuesday evening, March. 15. Suspicion was directed toward Shoemaker- as being responsible for tho appeared to be oC incendiary origin. Twice before, during 1925, circumstances surrounding fires near his ranch indicated that he was perhaps responsible.

Shoemaker both verbally and in writing had declared he burn the range cover. Lloyd Taylor. Charles Pepper and Apolonio Romero, three fire fighters, were shot at on Wednesday evening, March 16, near Shoemaker's ranch, 'and their, firearms were found to have been taken from their parked by his ranch house. Shoemaker later disappeared and told some neighboring ranchmen he was going to hide out. Sheriff Thomas Kelsey of Lincoln county ordered a posse to apprehend him.

White was a member of the organized posse and was shot by Shoemaker while sitting in an automobile a forest road. Deputy'Sheriff Peter Johnson and Forest Supervisor O. Fred Arthur engaged in a battle with Shoemaker, during which the latter was EXPMENTS ON FARMS SEEN OH HAUU' ALECK; JACK THT'S TH6R6, WASN'T A Ct-OUC IM.Ty'fc. 5KY A. -FEW MUvlUTES MOW LOOK AT -IT-'iVJAiS I AND THAT'5 ONE OGBEN CITY, UTAH BOX ELDER WED IN TEMPLE BIG AUDIENCE HEARS' Thelma- Tingey' Becomes Choir Soloists and Herman 1st.

Pro vide Fine Per-. Kotter (Special Correspondence.) March SETS TIME BRIGHTEN OGDEN Clean-up and Paint-up Week Will Open Monday Leader of County Agent Service Inspects Weber Area Progressive farming work of Weber county, especially where experiments, are being carried on under direction of Agricultural college extension service, was reviewed late Friday by Owons. county agent leader the- college, in company with A. L. Christiansen, county, farm The chicken farm of Wilford Taylor in Harrisv.iUe,' where a new furnace type brooder house is being built, was visited and also the Henry Mclntyre a i Farr West, where a morning giory patch' was treated with carbon- bisulphide in 1926.

That, this gas has had a destructive effect on this weed was disclosed by the investigation. The college leader also visited Ogden's clean-up and paint-up week, part of the campaign for beautification of Ogden and Weber county, will start on Monday, April 4. according to announcement of 'W. H. Harris, chairman of the community committee that activity- Co-operation of Ogden cit both its health and street departments has been assured the committee.

The plan -for unifying the work and a definite program and schedule clean-up days in various parts of the city is being worked out. At a conference with the city commissioners next Monday, the details will be -perfected, according to Chairman Harris. HELPS A PAINFUL ACHING BACK Lumbago and a stiff, aching back suggest at once the need of a good "-diuretic to stimulate secretions and rid the system of troublesome poisons that cause the several farms' in Pleasant View, especially taking up subjects of orchard spraying equipment and the treatment -of wheat for- smut. Projects in- which copper, carbonate treatment for smut is being 'used instead of formaldehyde were inspected. BOIL ON NOSE CAUSES MAJOR HOOPLETINT distressing aches.

Mrs. says: Black of Before Foley Pills diuretic. I could not stoop over nor raise up with- Now since taking Ask for Fol- A prompt im- out great pain I have none ev Pills diuretic, provement will amply repay you "Satisfaction guaranteed. At all Schramm-Johnson Drug Stores- advertisement. -LOTUS BIXJSSOMS IN CHICAGO CHIC Blossoms like -those that grew, along the Nile in Cleopatra's day bloom in the lagoons of Lincoln Park.

BXJSH GERTS PIANOS are noted for their exquisite tone quality, beautiful workmanship and high grade material. Pantone Sons Twenty-ninth St. and County Attorney Parley-E. Nor- leth, appearing in 'city court -this morning, was the-center of atten- Attorney is suffer- with a boil on the end of his nose. Judge John.A.

Hendricks asked he guilty of drinking. Police Sergeant George F. Phil lips said he believed the attorney to be Justice of the Peace Hoople Mr. and Orson. L.

Tingey at this" city" announce -the. marriage of their Thelma, to Hermann Kotter "of Brigharit City. The ceremony solemnized Friday in Logan temple. "Wedding breakfast was served at the home of and Eldon Rex-iTi-Lo- 'Among- those who went, an" -to'- be" resent at the- cere- Logan" -to'-, be" present at the- cere mony Air. and Mrs; Orson- Tingey, Patriarch Mrs.

Brig- harri. Wricht, Sirs. Joseph -HI Watkins ''and- Mr. and Mrs. Henry.

all -of -city, and-. Mr. and Mrs. -Heber Jensen of -Hyrum. EX-OGPENITE'S DEALS Promotes Cult and Perpetual.

Motion Scheme from Hooper. after court had adjourned, retired to have his nose bandaged. YOUNG IS CRITICALLY ILL (Special PORTLAND, March local grand jury is busily engaged in digging into- the affairs of the Brown-Estro Power 'Manufacturing company, the Brotherhood of Divine Revelation, and 'the alleged sale of stock in a.perpetual motion venture. Homer--D. Brown, inventor of the' machine, declares that" the inspiration-for the" device in ISIS while in Utah.

A vision came to 'him, ho in which' told the first chapter of Ezeklel. After long study of the chapter, -15" to 21, which describe' a-wondrous evolved the'appliance which his neighbors- call 1 "Brown's wheel." name it is "the power of God." Investigations conducted'-j-by'. the state corporation commissioner and the. Portland Better Business bureau point to the fact that stock valued at thousand dollars'-was sold by.Brown's cor-, poration to poor folk, mostly longshoremen. PERMITS REFUSED, He'organized a brotherhood, a.

religious cult, in 1925, and asked- a permit: to', sell stock." This was denied because, in. stock sales by religious- organisa- tions are-prohibited. A-year later he- incorporated the Brown-Estro again asked', for a permit to sell stock. was also. denied.

The commissioner charges, however, that Brown and his associates in the company right, ahead with their stock "The" first- shares sold 5 they were boosted 2 5 cents and the secretary of the corporation 'admits- that, of late'they have been, going at aa high as Stock sales are limited to, members of the once a week its members number'about 1.000. members of the 'sect' are' credited filing the complaints which started the investigation. ANNOUNCES 'Brown's home is in- Mihvaukee, small' town just' outside Portland. He is regarded there as- considerable of a dreamer, and of not much' practical- ability. He aroused a good deal- of interest a year ago when he announced that on a given date he would, give his machine'a-'trial' the.

Pacific highway. There- was much- speculation anwng the neighbors. it- Car Found-- Officers A. Jones and C. Iv.

-Kee't- er recovered- a- car. belonging, to M. Peterson, .1237 Washington 'early 'morning. 1 at Twen-' ay-third -street and -avenue. The upholstery of the -badlyv-damaged.

It Friday, night 'from near -the 1 Weber gymnasium." Watch for'- the' best 'performing the world, Paige Hiflex four-speed' forward -'transmission: i Dr. W. C. chiropodist. Foot treated.

503 Phone 5916 Held Two giving aged' 27 and .43, tran- touring- California' for several weeks; -will return to Ogden this evening over the Southern Pacific the members going' from here -to Salt -Lake. Dancing' Tuesday, Thursday. Saturday: Greater Band; White-City Gardens. 5214 Plants-- Phone .1 A A'K 1240. 3-105 Sites--Mayor-George E.

Browning; has Lake street, between Grant arid Washington and avenue Twenty-sixth, streets as parking spaces' for Shrine ceremonial -to- be held' on April 2. early morning by Officers bald W. Try Oar new- washing -machined. Mack Kobinsori Garage. --'3782 duct space.

1 parldng 1780 2000lRose varieties, "45c Quantities, list. Phone" 7 8 2 54'36 -of has Miss Helen Alway. daughter of Mr. and Alway, 965 Twenty-second street, was reported to be in a critical condition today in the Dee hospital, although a blood transfusion operation-was performed Friday afternoon in which a sister, Alice Alway. gave the blood.

Miss. Aiway strengthened following tho but a heart attack later in the day -weakened her. She is suffering from a throat infection. D'rs. J.

F. Wik- strbm and- E. R. D'umke are in attendance. AtTSTItALTA MAKES MELBOURNE, Australia--Australians are now making Scotch whisky.

The Distillers' Company ot Edinburg decided to erect a plant here when consignments of Victorian barley were tested -in Scotch stills to the satisfaction experts. NOTICE--Specials for March Regular $30 muscle-trimmed set of False Teeth Reaular $10 Gold 22-karat S5.0O Regular Bridgework, finest quality, per tooth S5.OO.; Guaranteed Painless Extraction, per tooth $1.00 NEW METHOD DENTISTS 2468 Washington Ave. Phone 343 actually works?" they asked-each 'They -that' if- ho really had a perpetual: motion-device he--wbuld--have 'so'me--trouble. in stopping it once.he got it started. The demonstration failed, to materialize, to concentrate of his endeavors and the neighbors had almost forgotten-about- the the grand jury-went to work on the case.

oo 0. H. S. WINS AND LOSES IN DEBATES been awarded" in 'the district court, by Judge N. Mary Spangle S.

Span- on -ground' of desertion. Try Those Goo'fl Doughnuts with Ogden-'-Dousrhnut ..5391 cup 1 of 1 coffee. Shop No Pace. .24.60 forfeited- in-, city of-'-operating iaa Degress in Accused "of Securing Pass; By Eraud, Company.I, Third corps ganized-, in Ogden, 1 according- to w.ordvreceived by'-'C. Pope, marine'- recruiting" officer.

In 'Ogden, from headquar-' Alma. alias 'Gus Garrctt, 'a negress, who cently- returned: Kansas City, by Deputy Sheriff. H. Mohlman on- charges being-, an accomplice the. of from the' Union Pacific; sary last.

will iace ditional- charges'; agrai'h'st- her by. A- charging her with'procuring'a 1 pass 'Los' Angeles: 1 to in' September; by ma-kihg 1 'false statements, was; her Friday, by department- of agent's. be- H. A. States set at The woman was held in federal, was filed in" 1 def a $500 bail negress ci'gai-ets stolen comrnls- sary--by her -husband; Gus VGar- Angel, pfop.rXetor.' of -Bottling.

-has seen- charged with property. in Felix- oratorio, ters the geant marinev. informed Ser- that- pamphlets -caTryins- full tion would 1 immedi-: "Dancing Keeps' Vpu Dance at the 'We'dnes-' days-und: Con E. Bonn--Insurance. 2 0 2 'To- Salt Lake-- Officers de'n "council; 'Knights'-'of 1 p'resid-e-ati the-meeting of -Salt.

Lake--council next; 1 Tuesday; the -f ir.st of a. series, of inter- council JFonti' Dentists, 246S Oga'en for cypewriters- arid- 242.2 Kie- sel Phone 10Q Priesthood-- "Members Mt. O'g'den Estate '-priesthood: are to attend -the convention" the Fifth ward' chapel o'clock-- tonight. President Robert. will preside.

is 'said -to been driving -south' hue was McGowan turned-' to' 'proceed- into a se'rvic'e 1 "'that- point a-nd-Bybee-rode-his; wheel Byb.ee. was. taken: toTliis.home.'-by-.McGo.wan-., man- new Nash," Willys-Knight'arid 'Hertz sc- and Washington Phone 1 Ogden High school affiwnativ.e debating team Elder High school. negative team late Friday afternoon in the Ogden school while negative-team lost the decision to the Davis 'County school in Kaysville. The question -debated was, "Resplved, That he Volstead act should be modified so permit -the manufacture' and -sale of light' wines and beer not more than: 2.75 per.

cent. alcohol v.olume,". Seley- Hopkins Composed the winning affirmative: team lor Toni Broadbent and 1 Ambrose Merrill the school 1 in Kaysville." 00 FOX BITES HORSE turned; on a horse hunt. here, bit him 1 on.th'e ran: away, escaping the hounds: The horse'had stepped on-'the" fox's" tail. 2519 Family Service latunlry, Ph.

1288 Business Smith, commercial agent of Savannah' lines, was. in- 'day from Denver, and-sh'ippers 2nd; Mortgage 418 Phone S71-J. 4.70' Dne Tonight--The University- Of Utah' Glee club, which: -oo- BOY ON BICYCLE SLiaHTLY INJURED -Bybee, 12, of. 3357' CMlds received scratches and' to the legs arid body'Friday when struck by-a-large--truck-, driven- -by- 3543 avenue, Thirty-fifth" street -arid- ashing- according to a police MNo. 24 E.

M- I M. degree March p. m'. -Masons invited', to-attend. Bei H.

AABEL, W. 5947 STORE FOR RENT; i Furniture' and 'Corner -andLincoln: A STANDARD FOR THE PEOPLE Standard for-the. be the subject 'of. a non-creeda! 'Bible address by Marih of I. B.

a- standard of. contending eq-1 lasticlcm', i doctrines'" of' 1 tho immortality the tor-, ment t'e r- death, divined and; collection box-. but- ta dard of: Bible thai. God'-will o' tr deliver'', w.or.'i.o; fr i bbndaie.of sin 'eitabllthment King-: do'm I earth- which is only world. I the; Moose Seats no-collection.

M'r. and. Mrs. -Abe' Hiilam were host and 'hostess to a pleaeant party at their'homs Thursday evening in 'Of and Mrs. Ralph Hiilam, were recently Game's were played, and readings were- given, by Sarah'.

HH- Miss: -Clinger, Elva Christen- s'n, Marie Call and-Mrs. C. Call. Aldoii Bywat-e'r entertained with several Tray luncheon was served to 3S. Among those from out of to.wn were: Mr.

and Mrs. Ren Barker of Bear River City, Aldon" and Milton Bywater of Corinne arid Mr. and Mrs. John lieeves of Prbyd. Elsa Christensen, Vinnie Christenseri and; Clinton Cheney at'the home- of.

Mrs. ELsa Christensen- on Thursday' eve- nin'g with. in. 'the of a- miscellaneojis complimentary to Mrs. Homer who, was, married thijs week'.

The guest of honor many: beautiful gifts. Ell Christensen, per- party in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Tingey at his horne the immediate b'ers of the family. Sea Gull camp of the.

-Daughters of -'Utah Pioneers met Thursday 'evening'at the home 'of Mrs. Henry Stahder." The'- following was Mrs. lElla er. in. charge: of 'the life of two vocal ducts, Daisy, and lesson, Co'ach Mrs.

Larson; remarks by. Mrs. Lettie Cbristopherson and Mrs. Eliza the- Central- company. Refreshments -were served, by Mary -Olsen, Lavina 'Hanson, Emma Dunn and' Lola -Stowell." -FAIILY- MEETING.

1 birthday anni- ''the late Charles Porter Squires', was Tuesday 1 at the, -home-of his oldest, son, C. 'M. Nineteen- guests' were present. The following' program-, was David in charge: Community singing; prayer, Brigham letter' of from 'Walter. 'Syuires.

of Philadelphia, a cousin of; the read, by Miss Trieste life" sketch of Charles Porter -Squires, read Toy Maggie Wight, representing the Daughters oC -the -pioneers. Mrs. Evans then 'read a paper, prepared on Life Squire's as Husband, Father and Squires gave a report' -on genealogical, research activity pf'lhe. The. case- of Mrs.

Miller of David Larson. of- East. Garland; 'in. the'plain- tift was'. suing for damages for.

1 personal -injuries sustained in- an; auto accident east of Tremon- last was heard- in Mendelssohn's dramatic was given: in manner-by the Ogden Tabernacle- choir and soloists in the--tabernacle--Friday night before a -large audience. In. recalling the many fine features of the perforrnance, the impression that most prominently is the magnificent manner in which the choir sang that noble chorus which begins. Thanks Be to God'." This is a striking-' musical Dumber, no matter when is sung, but when its resounding- phrases are uttered as part of- the oratorio, with interest built -up by the--music-which precedes- it, the sffecf is 'decidedly 'Thanks Be to God" -will go down "in-' the of the choruses--which the- Ogden choir performs with outstanding- effect Another feature was the earnest and efective' oratorio singing done by tenor. -Howard Shupe.

His part which begins, People. Rend Your Hearts," was especially impressive. LDXD IS BARITOXE. Anthony H. Lund, the director of the Salt Lalte tabernacle ch'oir.

was the' baritone, sciolist, singing is a this the role of "Elijah." This: particularly' heavy' role in oratorio arid one requiring true understanding the work. Mr. Lund sang in a irianner indicating: genuine love- and understanding of the music, 'making the dramatic announcements of the prophet reach the. hearers with telling effect. Particularly impressive, was Mr.

Lund's' perforrnance part which begins, "It Is Enough, Oh Lord:" Miss prano, style. Melba- th.a so- sang with a free, clear making a fine impression In'" 'the- 'government the hegress- is-'- alleged'- to. state-merits i Los she-, was- the. neg-ro'. and.secured' a' particu- Rest cj i iu the part which- "Hear.

Ye. Much interest also- was taken in the.work of Miss EthelBowns. the who was larly effective in. singing, In the DRAMATIC MTJSIC. in many parts is decidedly' grand operatic, especially test conducted by Elijah' -to convince- the Israelites that- they worshipped a false god.

The baritone, tenor and chorus, all combined to produce magnificent music: Lester Hinchcliff. conductor' o-f the choir, demonstrated his musicianship in the-fine his Splendid.di- manlfested through- rection was the organ accom- both soloists' and the court Thursday- before- Harris and a -jury; In this Judge Molyin A'ttorney L. "Eulalia of and' Ruth. Kurd" died "at thel horne" this morning, at 1.0 o'clock. The father is station, The child, was born' 31 p'aveiJte and one Gaylen Baird.

Funeral arrangemejats are of'Larkin Sons. a on of Mr. William. H. Freestone of" at the local hospital' on' arrangements are- in charge of 1 Anderson, represented.

and'District Attorney L. B. -Young' appeared for Mr. Lars-en. --After heitring -the- evidence the' case tlie bro.ught verdict in favor of the plaintiff, her Mrs.

at of' bridge luncheons at her 'home- South -Main street this The. rooms attractive with decorations carried out in color.scheme of yellow. green 'and were of' "Easter. puncheon was- 'served at small- tables', covers laid' for 20. guests one.

-eve- "iiing -and or -1 6 guests -the- following, -Erizas. were won'-by. Mi 1 Francis R.eese--and Mrs. 1 Julius Out oi town guests included David Schlein of.Ogden.;. "A surprise- party was given recently in Kpribr'of Miss Nel-.

Jensen by 'a 'number her friends', it' being-'. Her birthday an Progressive -rook -was Hoist and Mrs. received the Buffet -luncheon was served'. KIWAN1S PARTY. The -Kiw'anis; club- entertained the 'memb'era'arid' their partners at Services Lyle Bingham, 8- ycar-old-sori of arid Tracy, Bine-ham, were held on.Frid_ay aftr LeKoy Wright Ed Arthur ---Bingham -Morning G.uy~and--Thora Ch'jld' 1 sang "Hock of Miss sang "Sweet- Story of Speakers' were.

'Henry Bingham. and-- -Counselor Wright. Pall- bearers 'cousin's. Interment w.as -in -City 'cemetery' and the grave 'C'i-'A. JJindquist.

IS ON COAST oi'Og-den; April 1, In ll :ca.r,-:"b "Plain which'' In front JVeberV gymnasium, on- Los'- in-fbr- by. -'Angeles authorities -in and- Hnformatfon 1 i r'More-', during year- previous. who 'are- a- dancing Thursday; ng in Commercial' 'rooms. gu'ests enjoyed party. Euri.njj -the-" punch and were Mrs.

Peterson was host-. ess- to-the members- of -the-Laprls- ner'-home-'. Thursday. -was. served-, at small ta- blesi-whicb.

wjere.centered with bud vases: of spring, flowers. 'Attractive Japanese designs were used; as fa Progressive 'ganie's were and warded -to Mrs. MrsI Scott'-Horsley, Eric have, returned to- their home in Salt, LaKe after" visiting 'relatives itf.tliis Miss daughter: of Mr. Hunsaker Honeyv-ille, underwent a successful "operation-- th'e Pearse hpspitaL for. Marrrage'-'ilicenses issued at:" the, couniy -Chester Eugene Jlaja-er and--Kwenitli Cyril' Doris both of -City'! Arthur Boss ,31106 both HiKli "i'schooi; ---the league mln- t-he-proceeds.

to or the; school and Mrs. and Wanda and Naomi, 'also. Thelnia Bar- of Salt ca'me; here Fri- 'dayi'to '-friends Cand'i junior: p.rqm* Glover, out'the performance. Sam Whitaker; the -organist, was another star of the evening. playing paniment for choir, he -furnished two musical gems of the evening effective performances of and the "Andantino," by Lemare.

The evening's- event was sponsored by'the Ogden High-Priests quorum, was a lines. An The size of the audience good 'indication the, quorum's ability along impressario interesting', feature of "the evening was; Mr, Lund's interpretative' remarks before the first- note was He sketched Men- dclssohn's musical -career, attention to striking of the -'oratorio and upon Beethoven, in whose memory the musicians: of the world have set aside this -oo- 400,000 'PARIS DRESSMAKERS is estimated that 400 000 of the .3,000,000 population of the French are engaged, in the dressmaking trade or its occupations. cultural in Logan, and Miss Doris' Jensen; the Um- vcrstiy- of -Utah passing in this city wfth rela- tites-and, Mr. and. Mrs.

David Watkins of Bingham Can-yoa and. Miss Clara. Watkins, who -is teaching school at passing, the -weekend in. this 'city at the home of Mr -and 'Mrs; Joseph H. Watkins.

Miss Gay-Jeppson of Ogdea itefd relatives friends in this city Miss Carma Davis, daTaghter. ot Mr 'and Mrs. L. Davis, of this city, had- her "tonsils removed at the Pearse hospital recently. Mr.

and Mrs. J. W. Steele of Salt Lake' 'been, visiting this city at home of Mr. and Mrs.

George Facer. Mrs: Thomas Blackburn of Salt passed the week. In this "city 'the- jrucst' of her sister, Mag-. gle and Mrs. M.

F. Thompson of Long Beach'. Call, and Mr. and Mrs. L.

Thompson, of Salt are visiting In this city at the of Misses Eliza and- Louie Why buy. inferior grades whe.n can get QUALITY coal at reduced rates? Royal, Castle Gate and Standard coal delivered from the following prices oh all cztsh or C. O. D. orders: ton; $7.50 8-indi Stove 7.00 3-inii 5.75 5,25 Meenei; iSlatkv $5.00.