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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1919
Page
10
A cluttered Ogden page notes the Fotlanders outing at Lagoon with an afternoon and evening program plus special excursion trains on the Demberger to Lagoon. Other items mention a family portrait opportunity at Tripp Photo Studio, a vagrancy case dismissal for five men, and various local notices from cleaners to funeral services and veteran returns.
Ross A Feliz and Mies Alige Under alll wed in East Lake City. They are noted as well known Ogden youths and plan a honeymoon through San Francisco and Oakland. A Sioux Falls visitor, J D Dergherdi, brother in law of Dr George Dickson, accompanies his wife on the trip, with plans to tour the northwest after Yellowstone.
Etta Russell died on a trip with her Aunt and Uncle J A Raston. She was 26 and survived by her father J W Russell and several relatives. The funeral was held at the Tol ward meeting house at 2 30 p m with speakers including Mary Farley and Walter Fare. Pallbearers listed
The federation leader reported over 275,000 members obeyed last Friday’s walkout defying international officials. He said every railroad in the west and south is crippled, with idle workers piling up and freight and most passenger services expected to fail nationwide within a week. The union executive council ordered nonoperating members to join the strike.
Warrants were issued for officers of the Pittsburg branch of the Central Sugar company of Chirara charged with profiteering. Special Agent Edgar J. Spear of the department of Jurnee states the firm sold sugar at 14 cents a pound wholesale in the last two weeks. Meanwhile Douglas Fairbanks stars in Down to Earth with Frisky Lions and Wicked Husbands, plus Latest News Events at the Cozy today and tomorrow.
Municipal band directed by G. A. Reickson performs at City Hall Park. Selections include Venus Belg, Googly, Mammy O'Mice One-step, Summer Pyenion, C. Cabb, Grieg tribute, Arthur Amsden Overture, Poet and Peasant, Supper Comet Solo by Otto Larson, Among the Roses, Yankee Navy, and Sun Spangled Banner in a lively program this evening.
The season opens with restrictions on certain birds and dove and prairie chicken excluded. Game wardens pledge widespread enforcement during the hunt. The annual session of the Utah Methodist conference will meet at the First Methodist Church with Bishop Francis J McConnell presiding. Rev Delt Foraythe of Rich and Morgan counties delivers an address. John W Hancher, secretary of the church board of education, spoke at the Kitut Methodist church in Osten on Sunday August 3.
Martin P. Gridley, long chief clerk to the Union Pacific claim agent in the city, has resigned and left for New Orleans to start reporting. E. Stevens is transferred to Oxden to assume Gridley’s duties.
Chief Factory Inspector James I. Caltron, for the state industrial commission, surveys Weber county plants on safety and sanitation. He notes generally good conditions but cites needed improvements and plans yearly progress with plant cooperation and city health department aid. Gridley has resigned as clim agent clerkioriTE.
Potatoes market list shows Denver prices with twelve cars on track minor supply disruption market steady to retailers Western Spuds at 4.00, Chicago area demand exceeds supply prices rise. Kansas Minnesota Ohio at 4.28 California Whites 4.30 to 5.00. St Louis reports home grown supply and sales with jobbing and carrot sales noted. Chins 2.25 Cobblers 3.34.
Funeral services for Mrs Hannah Davis wife of I C frivla were held at St Josephs Catholic church Rock Springs officiated by Father Jon Lagan. Mrs Davis was known in Ogden where her husband worked for the railroad in Rock Springs. Interment followed at Mountain View cemetery. Emma Mimma’s remains were honored at Wall Ave Baptist church with large attendance and were shipped to Fort Worth Texas for burial after services at Watson depot.
President Wilson refused to postpone addressing Congress on the high cost of living, saying the situation is urgent and he must present his views at the earliest possible moment. He notified Representative Mandell and sent letters to Speaker Gillett and Vice President presenting plans for a joint session at 4 PM Friday.
At a late hour this afternoon President Warren J. Waltis of the Weber club said a mass meeting of the RL F Dena had not yet been decided. He noted discussions with associate members on possible courses to be taken and possible transmission to authorities that could lead to a definite decision.
Weber county's bird season runs from August 16 to the 61st of the month with limits and many locals brace for opening day. There will be no pen season for doves or prairie chickens this year. Deputy Game Warden W H Anderson warns hunters not to shoot prairie chickens or doves and to avoid hunting near Huntayine as a game treerve.
Rex Verch selects performers for The Crimson Gardenia from Chen Moore Hedda Nova Edwin Stevens Sydney Deane Sydney Atmaworth and others. The play, produced by Goldwyn, features Frances and Madelan with Owen Soare, Mary Plesford’s husband, in a key role.
A letter to the editor by G.H.Harker questions why Ogden’s telephone service failed during recent fires and alarms. He notes repeated outages Sunday and Tuesday evenings, leaving property owners unable to call for help or notify authorities. He asks why residents, who pay for service, are deprived of communication during emergencies.
Forgotten and Madge Kennedy present a theater event as Tully Marafial appears in Abfradl Fa Tide within The Crimson Gardenia. The performance features aki and introduces a new arc to the professional villain, shaping the show's tension and intrigue.
Washington reports the Department of Justice to act after the Federal Trade Commission and congressional committees found a clear antitrust violation by five meat packers. Indor J. Kresel of Jerome Rand & Kresel will lead the case, with Palmer providing assistance from the Justice Department.
A city ordinance debate followed a late night incident after crowds forced a fire engine to crash into a telephone pole at a busy intersection. The fire department responded promptly while drivers avoided obstructing traffic as the crash occurred near Twenty-sixth Street and Hazel Street, damaging the pole and the engine.
A fire department unit was damaged along Lincoln and Avenue when a large machine collided with a utility pole. The left front was crushed, the wheel smashed, and the left fender crumpled. No crew were injured, and efforts to reach the residence were hindered by the wreckage.
Ogden boys listed as replacement troops in the Seventeenth artillery have landed in France. Names include Wagoner Leonard J. Hurnt, Normand G. Hutchlos, Alexander Wheelright, Peter Alberts, Enoch H. Benson, Frank Dempanport, Claude L. Hefstetler, Reuben Be, Dil levy, Milton F. Barion, Dewey FP Hawkins, Enoch FE Carlson, James F. Hurfor, and Cure.
A new Boy Scout troop was organized in the district yesterday designated 26 No 30 awaiting the national headquarters serial. Jenga J Draper, deputy scout commissioner for Weber County, directed the formation at Farr West with John D Taylor named Scoutmaster. Twenty six members passed the leadership test. three more are candidates. Ages range 12 to 15 as enthusiasm grows to make the troop the banner unit in Weber County before Christmas.
The city is installing large electric lights on the exterior of big buildings as a fire safeguard. Officials and businessmen are involved in the effort, aiming to improve nighttime visibility and deter hazards.
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