The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • Page 12

MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 27, 1922. UTAH POWER AND LIGHT VALUES OGDEN. STATE PROPERTY AT $13,239,433 SESSBJN JIERE SENIORS HOLD Figures Given to State for Fixing tion Much Lower Than Figures Submitted by Corporation When-Asking, for Rates From Public at Fourth Ward; Banquet Given for Second Day in Meet Prepared By Committee and That the three-day of Mariow Christensen. principal of Frank I boy scouts -tho states will! tne Uintah school, who last 'Biselow were i eclipse any previous event of this na- a i fatally -wounded Lloyd By- IS years of age, of Uintah, The Utah Power Light company $675,000 for the terminal substation the seniors SrSite oreaffifons according to prevent an alleged attack upon values its holdings in Utah at equipment. company includes Men a Scout Executive G.

A. Goates of tire was st iil in the county ja, todaj, 039433 34,295 meters in this county, whicfc it Hon The detailed plans l'o-r iaint hot yet having been Thl amount is set down in the com- value. $171,475 The Olmsted plant rg --f i which will. be heicl on rocu pany's statement to the state board equipment in Utah is valued at mtlon from all the wards of the second daj, June upor Vobably be'liled equalization which Is assessing the 5600,000, and total of th lS class of the taKe committee for this program late todaTM according to' David J. i 1 company for taxation purposes.

company's property there at Prior to the convention, membera. committee i a said hcu ago the Utah Power 475. Of $895,400 found -by the com- of the Huntsville a consists ot eo aethaw Vj j. a he has.del.ayed the filing in order Lra- paid taxes on a basis pany in Box Elder county under at ginnis bart Turnquist.and- Einer Seb-; he might hear the I A ffOC is no value upon The state board, however, last year found, $437,600 being the cfcmpanv an additional! the. Pioneer plant equipment, and 'would a douars contending that the 5125,000 and pw00.

reap Actively, -at good feat ure the out that banks Joans only co people boy in determine a TM features 0 emls of i boy appeared, franchise was worth this much. i the Riverda'e' and Weber plants. In Idaho the properties of the Utah A I I A ri- Power Light company, including the. Thus the company admits an i a i Bear River plant, are assessed at crease in value of its physical approximately S9i9.3S4.-The state i A OF 22 I I i i Mass pushball contest with 2 his. i early today' and a i that a charge of in the i a i contesi I Luai.

a. CHARACTER BUILDING taking signaling contest; 'degree should i against i Professor'Young-also discussed the isp pitchins, i i tensen. Mr. Wilson said that a ri I includiiv in" of oAvers, the evidence ulreaay secured in Gopperfield" and crease viuue ui IL i "David Gopperfield and -uavia iy over last year of state Hughes school He said that i board fixes the valuation--of the in-j i see ki o- to overcome bad habits r- nf tangible the company, oth-! an correct their mistakes, should be With the company's figures of $lo, hi nd last year given every encouragement possible 239,423 for Utah and the I Sffigre at The fife. a 0 0 a 9 0 0 0 a board also checks over the list i i i i i i i in- i i the buildin" the evidence lilreaay secured in and pviamfds; sca'ling 10-Coot case it is -Improbable that the com-; wan unassisted; patrol chariot race i plaint i carry a more serious charge.

t. i i i vn Mayor Francis advised the young -via. i i CLAiis-io ci.v*. I I A I I I I men io ta4ie advantage of the oppor- jum co.ut stajl throwing; ob- i i vx A I I scouts taking part; scout chorus of voices: i broad standing Iteht "companv in "both Utah and physical property, and quite frequent- jTM 1 haet "them- eJ race' and troop' drills. Light company in fna nnn Jy makes ra i ses on the figures re elvea ever dav.

He said that i other details for the three-day cele- I-- i 1 1 I A Idaho is somewhat more than 000. This is the value of the as set forth for taxation purposes. This figure is about one-half the valuation placed by the company on its when the company appeared before the public utilities than 25- heads of families b'y more in which it is set forth that. -Chirstensen had been harrassed for and sented by the taxpayer. These raises! an bG made piVasurable by" wording of course, subject to further hear- a playing- intensely and advised the tho ctatp hoard.

I voune men along- those lines. ings before the state board. A A The Bamberger Electric Railway i company places its property this year at $1,482,220, exclusive of franchise. mission rates. and asked fo 'increased Last 'year, including franchise, company paid taxes on t- companv values its transmis- Trackage and right of way, assessed compdii." vaiuoo i i i A lo fhlo val- and young men along those lines.

ATTENDING BANQUET The young man from Huntsville who attended the banquet are Arnold Berlin, J. Leonard Grown, Vernal Nirl- sen, Farrell, Munroe Parrell, Horace Aldous, Harold Aldous, Alien Jorgensen, Roland Jorgensen, Chester Brngtrom, Erwin Forsey, Lee Tracey, Wayne Sevens, John, Creze, Frank a A i t'lines this year a last year at $1,137.140, is year val- Lester an increase by the company at 807 on which it paid taxes i is in Davis -county. Edgar The company finds Real estate last year was assessed a Claude 835288 of its transmission and distri- $96,120. This year the M' rnefJL pi Knrinn lines in Salt Lake county this: mils a valuation of oi i a i ad conven vear Box Elder countv has, in round $91.250 is in Salt Lake county. 1m- and McKay of -Huntsville STfil 000 of this class of prop- provements are placed tins year at wag one of the.speakers at the ban- ert? Utah $64.100, of which $45,625 is in Davis quet oo-oiTict a mtsl last year 01; i i fnr trip ttl Other lor tno me et- Mr.

Wilson will not issue- the bration will be worked at i meet Tuesday to scoutmasters. 1 the city I plaint i after he has talked to o'clock, i members of the Ui-ntah containing Bulletins to Furleral services- for Lloyd Bybee the data for the celebration i man o'clock -Sunday at the ed today. The following named at a later date: i were he.ld at 1 o'clock'Sunday at will be Lindquist a a a S. com-- Bingham. officiated.

Joseph sang, "A Perfect 1 LIU tV clerk of course, one scorer, one announcer and ten field police. 00 named etc a. idLd i. C- 1 a rt 3 J- i 1 I mittee, field marshal one reiere bsQ -j Nee Even- five inspectors, three 01 Houi a Cnristiah Good- three timekeepers. night Tne speakcrs were John den, J.

L. Bybee and President Samuel G. Dye. There was a large attendance. Interment was in the Uintah cemetery.

-Bishop-'A. ham dedicated the grave. demands that wasteful methods of food distribution be discarded. Merit wins--the new supplants the old--the fittest survive--we may not successfully disregard the law ot change. Sound, sane principles of economics unde'rly every plan of the GLOBE STORES CO.

Weber county, county, against a total last ear of Telegraph and Cable corn- Real estate, assessed last year at $1,336,000, is valued by a -p ropenv in Utah is! this, year at of Icn 543,751, according to its swom 005 is in Salt Lake countj and $-09, st em nt Last vea paid taxes 5 of on $179.308. Pole lines and lUCimi-MJLvl the company in Utah were assessed last year at $6,092.192. This year the company values these Sterns at 344 040. Salt Lake county is credited by the company with $2.237.940 of this class of property, principal items in that amount being 5450,000 for j.he Jordan steam plant valued last year at $170,268. are i year valued by the company at 856.

The instruments, office furniture and the like were assessed a year ago' at S4100, and this year are valued at $1895. The company paid taxes on a franchise assessment of last Shriners Honor Alex Toponce, Sets Trap for Bear and Gets CLAIM U. S. FIGURES ON BIDS INCORRECT. ADDRESSES ENGINEERS A DEVICE TO HEAR HOOVER ghort addresse explanatory of tKe teaching: -the Latter Day SalnU Members of' 'the Ogden chapter Immediate construction on th? Og-1 cburch, 3 were delivered-'by a number which-will be held at the Iiotel den Canyon bridges is expected, it of nome missionaries at the third a utahi according an a here'today.

The contract co OK nf services- held in the Qj origi-nally awarded to Croft and" Bun- I dy of Ogden, was later rescinded and nome serv i es- held in the Ogden; made today by Presideirt M. U. 1 series of servioes The delegation i tabernacle, a a Hams. delegation i Sunday afternoon, unaer, headed by r. WdUiams.

B. J. Oldest Mason! American Eagle In his eighty-third year and based on his age. believed to be, the oldest Mason in Utah. Alexander Toponce, charter member of Corinne lodge No.

5, F. A. M. and probably the best known Mason in Weber county, crossed the heated sands among the class of 62 that were elevated to the nobility at the Shrine ceremonial in ialt like on Friday night, Osden members that- have be. com! very fond of "Alex" as he prefers to be called, presented him with a new Shrine pin, the crescent and scimitar.

For many yaars. Alex nas been a regular attendant at i iheetin" of Weber lodge, 6. A and at other Masonic lodges in Ogden. oo CHINESE REMAINS i IN COUNTY JAIL A large American eagle, ca-p- iui'ed at Promontory recently has been placed in a c'nge in the show window of the H. Wright Sons' store and is attracting much attention from the passing crowds.

The eagle was-, captured by a farmer of Promontory who set a trap for a bear and baited it with raw meat. When he his rounds of the traps last week he the eagle firmly held in the trap's jaws. The eagle is one of the largest seen here for some time. --oo TAKEN UP Superintendent of Schools Hopkins visited our school Friday. Whi.e here he invited the members of the rifle team, together Colonel Lawrence, Sergeant Holdaway, Cadet -Major Walter Brown- and Principal A Merrill a banquet to be given at" the Weber club next Wednesday night, in honor of.

those who were instrumental in. the winning of the Hearst trophy: The Ogden Rotary 'club has an-, n-ounced that -a tablet commemorating 1 the winning of the trophy will be' presented to the in the near future. Chester Hess, a former of the high school and who is a i at Leland Stanford university, was a visitor The -Civic league is now a to receive orders for rose bushes, ivhich can be had at wholesale prices by placing an order at the office- The league is extremely the beautifying of Ogden and as part of their plan, have procured these roses from nurserymen at cost and are offering them at the same figure. oo NEW BOOKS HEADY. AT OGDEN LIBRARY declaring that he fears bodily harm from his countrymen 'If he vpon He declares that the CIu- "framed" the embezzlement nese Charge against and failing to harge a ronvfct him he fears that they may anofhTr manner in which to get Richard Idaho Specialist Comes to Ogden for Conference With Henderson To confer with Dr.

L. C. Henderson, swine specialist of the United States department of animal husbandry with headquarters in Ogden, relative to the control of hog cholera along the state he be! line between Idaho and Utah Dr. M. n-v iall until he hears Sisley, swme specialist of the Unit- in another city who will shel-'j States department of animal he said.

Sheriff Pincock bandry with headquarters at Boise, win allow the man to- remain until Idano arr i ve in Ogden this he receives answers he sent. IN AUTOMOBILE SUIT in the Credit Bureau Judd, for i Lexington Motor due on -chased from the Sales company. Bureau of Mines experts have developed the manufacture of chloroform from natural gas. American-Maid Bread IS YOUR BEST FOOD. EAT MORE OF IT.

Ogden Baking Company Utah's Finest Bakery- The following list of new. books is now ready for circulation' at tne Carnegie Free library: Abbott. What Christianity Means to Me- Bailey, Food Products; Barton, It's' a Good Old World; Bailey and Kent, History of Hebrew Civilization; Old, Breckinridge, New Homes for Emerson and- Betts, Hygiene Health; Farnsworth, How to Studj customers who have charge accounts at this store will want the ad- er rescinded ana taoei rr oe heaaec awarded Mull of Twin the auspices of the Ogden Stake tLome, I Falls. Idaho, and from all indications; i 0 ary association. President Joseph the Idahoan will start immediately on i Gunn McKay, at thej B.

Kidder i Cross. B. W. President Joseph Kroft, R. H.

-Shoemaker ana the job. hi.s con-tract MuU agrees to. service i I I I i i i 1 4 a -counts at this store will want tne have uvo bridges completed'with-1 large congregation, vantage of paying their acco'jnts 90 davs the he work i The speakers fore April 3. Statements ot accounts Carnic which 'was attended by a. were' President Me- that are placed in the mails may not We reach you until aftef That date.

therefore, you do not Herbert Hoover, secretary of commerce, is to be the principal speaker at the meeting. Engineers all parts of the wait "for your statement. If you desire to pay the account belore April trau uj 3' you may'know the exact a I i difference time ana irbv calling our credit department on Qg. den i stated, the'phone 2 4 0 or by a i i in-ner- I son. W.

H. WRIGHT The speakers were president. Engineers from an pans, ui TCiv 'Elders Carnie, Penrod and Fredl ate invited, to attend Summerill, Sr. Lster' Hinchcliff. ba-nquet which be held at i i i i i i i Jni.u.= 7 i OLQ.I.C.

The i of Kroft Eun'dy. secon-1! Sum merill, 'Sr. Hmchcliff. Da et which will be held at the low bidders for the work were ith Sam the Hotel uta commencing at 6:30 p. --T- -1 J.T- .3 1 1 1-.

YYI i i OL i TM low i xui i tv i witn sa.ni J- higher than I a man but the conducted, musical -portion ol tne: state in originally awarding con-Tgervice which.included;crongregatiorwuj tract to then: considered the 30 "Come L'ntp. -Me, Ag-, i i i a other features. h'es Warner and the.choir and solos -oo- per- CHARLIE BASS SAYS HE'S NOT TO BE BLAMED A J.J.J. v. Under the original agreement the job would have been completed before the heavy, spring and summer traffic.

The state contract. calls for a penalty 2 0 per day i would a to $600. During the extra 3.0 I days an inspector will have to-be, em-. by Mrs. Bernice ployed at approximately $15 per day salary and expenses which totals $450.

Q.O ROTARIANS TO HEAR HOOVER' AT S. L. salary ana expenses wnicii iuia.is acn Ouantities will be less than shown'on eon of the. Salt.Lake Kptar I actual bid which i by an- Salt' Lake. the noon More than -50 members-of the Og- 'den attendjhe eon of Rptarr MEETING TO BE HELD IN APBIL The annual meeting of the Offden Tennis club has been postponed, it was announced today.

The meeting was set for March 31, but will not be held until sometime in April. At' the coming plans for the 1922 season will be and officers and directors elected. other $300 the bid of Kroft Bundy.rhour, ins. Dr. Sisley said that at present there was no hog cholera in Idaho as far as he knew.

There had been cases, however, he said, in Franklin county in Cache valley, Idaho, and it is believed, he said, that that was the source of the infection in Utah. He and Dr. Henderson conferred during the forenoon as to ways and ni'eans for the elimination of the trouble in the future. There are no new cases in Utah, Dr. Henderson said, as far as he knew of at the present time.

JtlCcLlCili i i i A-- Music--Freud. General Introduction to Psychoanalysis; Garland, A Daughter of the Middle Border; Gibbs, People of Destiny; Goldberger, Second Book i i for Coming Citizens; Americanization: Harris, Soil Alkali; Hoffman, Mapric: lyena- ga Japan and the California Problem; Little" Garden: Knickerbocker, Plays for Classroom Interpretation; Laughlin, the Practical Greece and the Islands; Moley 'Lessons in Democracy; Morley. Modern Essays; Selected Articles on -Disarmament; i house, Second Book of Modern Verse; Book" of Roosevelt, Despite that snow fell practicalli all last night and at. 11 o'clock Ms morning it was almost impossible to peer across the street due to the intensity of the storm, the weather forecast optimistically stated, fair tonight and Tuesday, much change in temperature." Charles Bass, local weather observer peered' out of the city hall window this morning and shook his over forecast that the States weather bureau had made. "The government weather bureau makes all the forecasts for Ogden as well as all-other Charlie said this morning, "bid if it goes -wrong I always.get the a As a of a I have no more to do -with making.the forecast than any other person in the city.

Bach morning 1 set a telegram from the United States bureau in which the forecast is given. I simply print this on cards and distribute them, to offices and -banks a i i account of their limit price being higher, consequently every unit reduced would mean a corresponding, saving of approximately $300, the Og- I den firm These combined figures total $1350 which brings the Ogden bi'd just higher than the M'ull offer and not $1250, as government figured, the statement. says. oo-- Sixteenth pom-. plete in every detail, have -recently been imported' from England: --oo- Sy.bylecrear"W.

V. Roclle: DIV tfRCE GRANTED feller: Herbert -Hoover; secretary of to be. the principal speaker -and the guest of ho.n'pr.- Many of motor to Salt Lake to attend the function it is -stated. TO OGDEN WOMAN A decree of divorce has been ed in the district court by Judge- James N. Kimbail to Keziah Brem-.

Stated JiimcES rv, tu "Sev'e'ral members of.the. Ogden ner from Leslie John Bremner on will depart Thursday' afternoon for'grounds of nonsupport and desertion. Missoula to- attend'-'the con-1 The', court awarded' Mrs. Bremner ali-' "ference of ..7 rttqny $40 and Ihe custody of ona Thpv will return to Ogden early child. The coupie was married 4 1 i A week.

in. Salt Lake, July -oo- NEGRESS TO GO ON TRAIL DURING WEEK Trial of Laurine Griffin, -negress, charged with murder in the first degree for the alleged shooting ot T.eo Tun one of the the Vienna cafe, will open during this week in Judge George S. Barker's division of the district court, it was announced today. The day upon which the murder trial will open. is not certain for there are several small s'uits to be disposed "of and the time necessary for disposal-of these is not certain.

Tt is probable, however, that the murder case will open "Wednesday, it was throughout the city. But the have the impression that 1 squmx the skv and predict the weather lor -the morrow, therefore everyone lights -on me when the forecast-is Charlie further explained that- he does gather'ternpetature data and other records in Ogden, but as far as the forecasting' is concerned, he takes no hand. OUTLINED TO M. I. A.

Boy Scouts should enroll with troops.connected with various- churchman Famous ui rather than b'ecome affiliated i Wood The-Boy's Book of Redskin's; troops- at churches of which they c.o Yellowstone, How; Zimand, Modern have-membership, Oscar K. "Ol-i olrNc rt 1 j. JMU i Grounds; 'The Happy Hunting Schwartz, Commercial French; Swan, Word Study for I-ngh Schools: Taft. The Technique of geantry; Teall, Books and Thorp Songs of the'Cowboys; Wild- Famous Leaders of Industry; a i i 7----; Social Phelps, Selected Articles on Smoke COMING BIRTH March29 I i i A 1 7 1 executive--director, of the L. a.

A tual Improvement association, declared in an yesterday to the Mutuals of the Weber stake held in the Junior high school. Kirkham discussed the various- phases scout activities. The meeting, was attended py. a large gathering of Mutual workers from all the wardsl.of the stake. Mrs.

Clarissa- Beesley of L. A. Senerai 'thjs activities. --Subjects'for stu'dy- and-' Special monthly, activities Field Mai', young ladles wi-il the i a F.ith-' ers and- Sons' June 14 and, 15, ings annual June: B. director of.

th-e eret gymnasium, Salt an upon "'Relationship of. tlie the This genuine Brunswick and six 10-inch 'double. face records' for only We'also have a number of slightly, used phonographs that we are 'Offering at, a Very low price. 500 Columbia Records at 4 for $1.00 Columbia Grafenolas at one-half price. Now is the time to buy that phonograph.

Sold ori very easy terms. BROWNING BROS. 2451 Hudson Avenue Phone 45 During intermission: Miss Mildred Ware, Miss Tottie Hart, the Harty boys. SEE YOU TONIGHT AT THE WHITE CITY Olie Reeves Orchestra Couple 60c.