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ZsaHBi iHH uktHBaBEStm iBBIFwImw'''''' ' 'i'itAtiASsSISStSK'i-'' H AS' ' H I 7?'- sel'if'? J: ''MK&jvSilufeBY MfsasssssssssiPi I 10 THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINER SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER7 MIC STANDARD I HOLDS JNTEREST ,. Trading 900 Shares, It Goes to $3.40 on Salt Lake J Exchange H The. rise in Tintlr Standard again featured In the trading In mining tocks on the Salt Lake Stork A: Mln H nig Exchange yesterday. This stock ..oened at $3.30 and cllmried to S3. 10. trading aoo shares. Silver King Coal. trailed S0 shares at 11.86 lth Sll- H i r .. :-r.:r: .'.'iiil thi H uame. selling at $1.10. Eureka Bullion Rained a little, trad m inr 8000 shares at prices ranging from H to X'v' i-'M i p H lag 10,000 shares at -I and 4e. (Quotations furnished over prltatc wire nf J. v Bogle v Co., i i i s Dulldlns i Hid Albion '10 American fun 02 4 .02 .vita Tunnel 031-s 05 5 tug Hill os4 04 Hullion 01 .03 Hlnck Metals 014 .03 j ''ohimbtis Uexnll . .. .33 '2 .84 H t'piWB Point 03 Colorado ''on 03 Central Eureka 01J4 tardlff 1.27 1 37 4 JMagon Con 07 Vfc 10 1 paly 2.00 2.66 Bast Crown Point ... .014 .08)41 Bast Tin Coal 00 .01 East Tin. on 07 .081 Eureka Mines 05 .05 Eureka Lily 06V .09 Eureka Hulllon ... .08 "SVi Emma BUver 02 U 02 Orvnd Central 13 Hewell 09.( .09 Irun Hlossoin 24 .30 Iron King 17 1 Midge Mining 4.16 , Keystone 81 .87 1 Leonora 01 .11414 I.ehl Tlntlc 06 OCV2 May ay 00 'i .00 Mammoth ....... .26 .65 Moscow .10 Hlchlgan-Utah . . . .03 North Standard 02. .03 New Qulncy 04 .04. i Opohongo 00 .01 Plutus .30 Prince Con .28 Provo . . Mi's .05 l'uloma Klco Argentine 1 . 06 Rlbo Wellington ... .06 .10 Sells 02 -03 Bll King Coal. . .. 1.82 87 Stl. King Con 1 07Vi 1 16 Sioux Con 02' 4 .02 H, South Hccla 87 South Standurd 17 Silver Shield 19V .20 Tar Baby 01 .03 Tint 1. Central OIV3 .02 Ttntlc Standard . ... 8,40 3 42 , 1 Cons 01 01 Union chief 04'2 .07 West Toledo ..... .04 .10 Walker 2.05 3.00 Woodlawn 08 .10 Yankee 05 Zuma 05Vs -10 Daly West . i 86 I J Yesterday's sale-. Black Metals 1 400 at 2c. llg Hill 1000 at Stye, 2000 at 4c. Eureka Lily 3000 at 6C. Howell 1000 at 9Vac Iron King 10u at 18c. H' Keystone 100 at 82v l.eouom 40t0 at l4e 600U fit Ar May Day 1000 at e. Vew Qulncy 1000 i:l 54e. Eureka Bullion 1000 at 8c; CU001 riOOO at S'.c; 1000 at 8i Prince Con 50 0 at -''cf; 300 at Silver King Coal. 300 at 81.86 Sliver King Con. 100 at J 1 . 1 0. Sliver Shield 500 at 20c. Tlntle Stuiidaicl lin) ;,t f;: 20. n:i t $3.35: 300 at 13 . 3 7 - 100 at $3. 87, seller 10 days; 3o6 at $3.40. LOCAL 8EC1 Itn ! 1 6 Bid Ask KJ v tnal. Si:p-ar . . . $ . 8 18.75 S Amal. Sugar pfd 101 .60 Con Wagon 104.00 'dement See 1 25.00 12K 00 A IT. I. Sucar r West Cache Sugai . 100 00 . Wyoming Sugar . 10.00! 1 Ogdsn Porl 1.0 H Ogden Packing . 25.00 1' Bee, State bank 146.00 ! UK M.i 1 1 n i El s. CHICAGO, Nov. e.The ieading fu turcs rangi-as follows: pon High Low Close H w Dae. $1.96 1.96 1.8S, 1.90 Mch- 1 91 1.92 l.S5 1.S7 Bl rn Vi !. s--"t .81: 80 .81) May .87 .87 .834 .86 ats Dec. 68 .52 .51 .51 Pork Nov. 28.00 Jan. 24.5o 84.00 84.26 24.25 Lard NOV. 1 5.75 18.75 18.65 18.75 1 Jan. 16 25 16 25 15.85 15.85 Kibs Nov. 14.00 I t Hit IGO GRAIN. H CHICAGO. Nov. 6. Wheat prices H bruke Sharply tlay because of gen- ral selling of ad grains In mall lots by commission houses. The weakness tn exchange with sterling quoted un-' der $3.40. a now low on the mov,-, in. tit, . ..mblned vith the i.eorlsh 1 r- struction placed on Julius 1 1 Barnes1 speech before the American Farm Bu- reau federation yesterday wara the main depressing Influences. Aft.r starting 1 to io under yesterday's BB finish with September $195 to 1 96 I umi March $1.91 to l.8, s further I THE SPEEDIEST TYPISTS IN AMERICA N B W VolvK. George K. Eossfeld of PtfUraon, X. J., who took Cirsl place in tin annual typewriting contest, held in connection with the National Business Show ;ii the Grand Central Palace, will n iv SloiM) in cash, a trip to Kiiropi' and the championship cup shown in the picture. Hossfeld captured first place Ity writing 131 words a minute for one hour. Miss Margarel I!. Owen, EormeE champion fin ishcti second, with 12S words a minute, 1 weakness set In and carried prices lower. The market continued bearish and closi-d near the low point of the day, at a net 1o..m of 514 to 8140 from yes terday's finish, with December $1.90 to 1.90' snd .March $1.87 to 1 S 7 , . Corn followed wheat, but buying against bids became a factor in check ing the break, most of the support being around the May delivery. After starting to sc lower with Decem ber 82 to S2c, the market rallied slightly. Later, a reaction took hold of th' corn market under general selling and the close whs about the inshti figures of the day and WS0k with prices on the def'-rrcd dcliv rl al.out the lowest on the crop At the fin ish prices showed a net loss of 1 to 2c with December si to sivic.i I Oats were In sympathy with other grains, openliu' pr. - ih iiu-- i... to r I lower with December 62062c to 62 c. - Provisions were dull and easier. 1 (.l Ml 1 si in iv MARKET. Cattle Receipts 596; choice heavy ! steers $8 . 00 n 9 . 00; good steers $7.00 ji'S.OO; fair steers $5. 0000.60; Cholcs feeder steers 18.0007.00; choice cows and helfeis $ 6 . 00 fa 6 . 50 ; fair to good cows and heifers $5 UOtfj 6.00. cutters $4. 00 4,. 50. canners $3 00 q 3 . 60, choice feeder cows $4 00 &5.00. fat bulls $4.00T 4.50; bo logna bulls $3.0041 i 00; real calves J9 ooift 10. ao. Hogs Receipts none; choice fat hogs: 175 to 250 lbs.. $12 MJ 75; bulk I of sales 112.26012 "a. feeder hogsl mi ,, ' i, i.io Sheep- -Receipts 155; choice lambs' 00 ru 10 50. wetln-ra $.'. imci 6 75. fat ewes $4.006.00: feeder lambs 19 .00$ 10.00- Ai ri nl. Pecl:-Bensoi! Peck, Green River,1 Utah, 4 cars 01 cattle. Campbell & Grant, Swan Lake, Ida.,; 2 cars of cattb- Peck Benson; Logan, 2 cars of' cattle. John S. Ferguson, Gooding, Ida., 1 car of .iieep. L 1.. Keller. Henefer Utah, 9 cars of cattle, Charles Anderson, Coulam, Ida., 8 cars of cattle. K V-.s Cm 1 i 1 ot K. Kansas CITY, .,,. o (United states Bureau of Markets) Cattli Receipts oo; for week.: Common 1 1 I steers 25c to 50 lower, others 50c to $ 1 00 lowerTs: she stock steady to 25c lower, canners 15 to 25c lower: bulls steady; calves $1 to $2 higher; Stock ern and feeders mostly 25c lower; stock cows arid heifr- steadj ; stock calves unevenly higher Hog.-. Receipts Son; market active. uneven, generally iteady; good to choice antl good to medium heavy w. ';ht hogs 118.264 18 86; top $18.66, Sheep Receipts L"al for keck Sheen mostly 60c higher; yearlings mostly .""1 to 75c higher; lambs L " i" 40c higher; feeding amis steady to 25c higher. W ILL EmU 1ST, NEW YORK. NOV. 6. Very heavy Offerings fov long and short accounts marked the week-end session on the stock exchange. Losses in steels, equipments and shippings, oils and sundry specialties ranged from 2 to 7 point-. Hears enlarged llp-ir commit ments as a result of overnight devel opments la the financial, Industrial and commercial maikets, these being mainly of a discouraging character. Some of the rails forfeited their re cent gains and many speculative Issues were at minimum yuotations of the year. There were a few feeble ral lies at the weak cloc. Sales approx imated 660.000 shares. T MINN! IPO LIS. MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. I Klour 20 to 75c lower; in carload lots, family patents uuoted at $10,404? 10.75 a bar rel in 98-pound cotton sacks. Mran. $32 00$ 33.00. I I Efficient Farm Sales Department 1 m Phis is a new addition to our already big organiza- V I "" ' dfi ji N' 1 ir Farm Sales Department comes under tin- direct I K jupervision .1 Mr Leo W Child and in connection I I if with our department ol Citj Propcrtj Sales, it belpi to reach our entire scope of friends, and will provi I H & 9 most profitable convenience to them Lj m If you desire to dispose of om farm property to the jB I p. v rj best advantage, list it with our new department I M Or If you art in the market for a I fi rm, 1 - m l m Mr. hiMs help you find just v. ..it you wi 1 K We serve to satisfy and retain customers. ( I I The GuarantgHIloraempami I SEW 1 ORK STOCK LIST. , 1 Rast Sale ) Allls-Chalmers 31 American lleet Sugar C'Jtt American Can 29 .American Car & Foundry 133 American Hide & Leather pi'd . 55 American International Corp. .' , 1 , American Locomotive I4 . American Smelting A Rcf. ..... .'. 7 fAmerlcan Sugar 108 American Sumatra Tobacco .... 82 American T. & T 100i American Woolen 65 Anaconda Copper 61 Vi I Atchison sn M Atl., Gulf A W. Indies 131 44 I Baldwin Locomotive lmi-u, Baltimore A Miilo 45; Bethlehem steel "B" Sb- Canadian Pacific 124V Central Leather 39;sJ Chandler Motors 77 Chesapeake & uhio cs Chicago, Mil. A St. Paul 4 14 Chicago, R. 1. ft Rac 36 Chino Copper 26ft Colorado Fuel & iron 32'-. Corn Products 7 1 Crucible StCC I 1 1 4 Cuba Cans Sugar 3414 Erie i8 General Electric ns-i Genera Motors 15 Goodrich Co- 4 6', Great Northern pfd 88V5 Great Northern Ore Ctfs 88S Illinois Centra . 92' Inspiration 'Copper 42', Int. Mer. Marine pfd . '. 60'2 International Paper . 5smK Kennecott Copper . 22 Louisville & Nashville . . ... ; 1: Maxwell Motors 3 .Mexican Petroleum m '2 Miami Copper 19' Middle Stales OJ1 133 Ml. hale St eel 3 7 1-. Missouri Padflc . 86 New York Central ... si N. V.. N. H. ft Hartford 31 I Norfolk ft Western louL Northern Pacific 91 j Oklahoma Prod, ft Ref " 3 v8 Pan American Petroleum S4 Pennsylvania s 8 j PeopLs'B Gas .' 4 2 Pittsburg and West Va. , . 88 Raj Consolidated Copper 137 Leading . 08!' Rep. Iron ft steel ; Royal Dutch N. ". 70 Shell Trans; A Trad . . .47B Sinclair Con. ON 30 a. Soni hern Pacific 1 i 1 ' Southern Railway . ','' Standard ii of n j. pfd. .iiiios Studohaker Corporation 65 i Tennessee Copper . ., .,i" Texas Co ' ' a r, 1 Texas A. I "i.cif ir . . . ' . ' ', ' ' . ' ' L3 U Tobacco Products . ......... S4 ' jTranscontinental oil . . tju. !L nlon Pac ific ".126 .U. S Food Products 43 U s. Retail stores 70 U. 8 Ind. Alcohol ' " 78 United States Rubber . . 71 United States Steel " ' 551 - ' I to h CopDer 59 I Westlnghouss Electric . . 4r,a 1 Willys ( v c i land .' r, 1 1 American zinc. Lead ami Bm.'.8B Butte ami Superior 16461 Cala. I'. troleum ' " ' o4w I Montana Power .' " 63 I Bhattuck Arizona . vsz pur "ii 39 1 I CASH PRICES. L.0??0' Nov 6Wheat No i i lyird $2 00. Corn No. 2 mixed 88c; No. 2 J el- ' 5aUl? 11 hit. 53 54c; No. 3 w hite 52 ti 52e. Rye No. 2. 81.68 , Parley :" t i 1 OS Timothy seed. IS.6O06.7B. Clover seed. 111.00980.00 Pork, nominal. Lard, $19.00 Ribs. $13.34 S 15.00. MON1 V M KX li M.i I NKW VORK. Nov. t. Prime mer cantile paper unchanged. I .,I-Xi(!h,ingo wck; sterling: Demand I $-.3, ; cable $3.38. Francs: Demand $5.9Sc; cables 6.00c. Belgfan francs: Demand B.34c" ca !.leB 6.36c. 30 06c. Guilders. Demand 29.96c; cables Lite- Demand 3.4c: cables 3 51c. Marks Demand 1.20c; cables 1 Greece; Demand 9.20c. .eYork "change on Montreal 9 11-16 per cent discount I "'! . Lll I s, K CHICAGO, Nov. 6 Cattle Raoatots ,2000; compared with s week uko- Na-1 in, Nleer- oneelilv 2 .". 1,, 7 k.w.r Khe stock steady to 50c lower: bologns bulls 88 jo 60c h:;hr. i . .,! calves Ji LIBERTY BONDS IKVB8TME.VT SECTRrTTES ccussudr muwffT O&tSH Imj M. higher; stOcKers and feeders and range Battle mostly steady. Hogs Receipts 7000; market steady I to 16c lower than yesterday's average, closing easy, small lots 14 On out oi line; one load $14 5i; imik of sales $1 1.50 11 14 25. pins steady to 15c low er; bulk Of desirable 100 to 13a pound pin $14.50. Sheep Receipts 2000 compared to j week ago; Fat lambs $1 to $1.50 lower fat sheep and yearlings 50 to 75c low er; feeder sheep and lambs 75c lo $1 j lower. OMAHA LIVESTOf K. 1 OMAHA Neb.. Nov. C. Cattle Re I celpts 150; compared w ill, w eek ago: 26 to 50c higher; grass and range beef and butchere cattle mostly 50c higher; h.-avy feeders 25 to 50c higher others and slockcrs and calves fully E higher; spots more- Hogs Receipts 2500; market steadv to 10s lower; bulk of sales $12. 9o & L1.15; top 13.50. Sheep Receipts 600; compared with w. i-k ago Lambs ",ic lower, yeurl ioK aiuis sheep mostly 25c lower; feed ing grades 25s to 50c lower. Bl ITER AND EGGS Chicago. Nov. 6 Ruttcr easy; creamery 4 0 j6 2c. Eggs higher; receipts 1576 cases, firsts i7ftt8c ordinary firsts 53 61c; at mark, cases Includsd 56Z63c. standards 69&70t. storage packed I &49a , I'oullr.v, alive, higher I., wis 1 8 it 2c; springs 25c; turkeys 86c. NKW YORK s, . x,: NEW YORK. Nov. 6 Raw sugar quiet, no sales reported. Cubas were quoted at 89$ cost and freight, equal '" ' ' "'' for ee.-.tril HK..I. I ; . r . r, 1 1 aulet and unchanged; fine granulated; 10.60(6 1 LOOc . Sugar futures we're steadier on cov- and prices closed 7 to la points higher. LIBERTY BONDS. NKW YORK. .Nov. 6. Liberty bonds closed: j it Hi's $95.06; first 4 s $98.70 bid: sec-1 on, I I'b $88.08: first 4's $98 70; sec-! ond 4 s $88.06; third 44's $90 40: ' fourth IVs $88.4 4; Victory 3's 800.40; Victory 4 'g $96.36 I'OTATOKS CHIOAGQ, Nov. G.-Pouades re-i . Ipts 103 ars; ti arkel weak; north-!1 ern White sacked and bulk 82.00 A 2.25 II or 1 to 3o cents lower. L , Nl xv k"ORK sua Lit. ' .NLW VoRK. Nov. B. Bar silver and Mexican dollars unchanged. ' LONDON OATESv L'i.NIm.N. Xv. ,.Lar silver 54 ''jd I ' ; : ounce, L Money discount unchanged. n oo I, SWELLED HEAD' NO JOKE AMONG LONDONERS NOW (By International News Service) London, oct. 20. -(Com) That I Londoners' heads are getting wider I and bigger lhan c-vc- hitherto known 18 (he assertion of Professor Parsons. lecturer to the Britl5h Association at I aidlff. Inquiries among halters and phren- ! ologlsts about London provo this to ! j be true. , Cathbertsons, the well-known hat ters, sakl that up to a few vars ago It was ven1 rarely that thev had o I !v hat over 6 1-2 or 6 5-8, but nov it is nothing unusual to have to Lave a special hat made for custom ers at Flzes over 7 1 2 Mrs stacpool I '- ll London', tore most phrenologist, said: 'Men are beginning to think more than formerly; Bcience Is making wonderful progress, and men are hav ing to think and observe more than thev used to ' If you develop your muscles they I Will get laigers if you begin to think more your brain gets larger, and the skull must give way to the brain, therefore increasing the size of the head." no iii RGLAR su ILLOWS BUNDL1 l I ( M 1 1 iL International News Serrio BERIN Arrested here. Willi 1'an sin. a burglar, who formerly drove the l'.erlin police hlefs motor car, was found to have swallowed the pro i ds of his Iotest robbery. It was noticed after his arrest that i he walked with difficulty &nd that hist stomach appeared abnormally large, i The prlyn do tor advised him to undergo sn operation, but Pansln re- fused, saytnc that bs would rather be' operated on at his own expense. Next' day he was found In his cell with a ii-cp knife wound In hi Bide. An N-ray examination, aav the I Berlin Post, revealed "m mountain of I fprein bodies" In Pansin's toma h, including SllVaC spoons, small forks, a number of scrow. and'a nilver nail P Ull I H 111 Ow LNDN -M. N. D.-iKulne. 62 sra old. rowed r boa' arrow the Lngllsh I . innnH recently, carrylnjr J. Adam a I i ' 1 nK'' r The trip from Boulogne I to Folkestone reciuired five and half I ' I I I I -a m Skcirical Combine the Useful foRlFW&J with tfieBeaiUiful nKB I The ideal gift expressing your thoughtful consideration reflecting the recipient's hap piest appreciation is an electric appliance I For instance what woman would nol thrill over the glistening beauty of an electric per colator particularly when she considered the service and satisfaction that it givec overy day in he year? hat woman would not happily welcome an electric grill, chafing dish, waffle iron H or any other of the dozens of attractive B and convenient electric appliances. Lrf The selection is whlc everything frum an eleotrio r.irijfe to a milk warmer. Come in now while the assortment is at its besl and while yen have undi turned time to carefully consider the selection of i each iinii ilual gif( J Be sure to visit our special bargain table jfi 1 I S.ilt Lake Garland Bingham i.ehl Liyton Provo Lcgan Eurc-ka Plr.-,iant A-nt'iCjn fl Ooden Pari; City Mldv.il Crrvt Fo(! V IDAHO STORES Presta.i St. Anthony Rlcby Montpiller Rexhu o A'hton Id.iho Falls McCammofl f I MURDER yERDiCT STIRS TOGO Sentence of 25 Years for Slayer of Three Held Too Light BY EDWARD M THIERRY. N E A. St.ift orrespondent "'CHICAGO, Sow C The customary record breaking toll oT crime ordi narily loaves Chicago colrl and un- emotlohal. But just now the city is uiiprecedently stirred over the out come of the murder trial of the no torious rrl Wanderer. Chicago thinks a monBtroun mis- I carriage of Justice took pluce win a ithe young c.x army lieutenant pot) 'only 2r, years in the penitentiary for murdering his young wife, their un I born babe and the ragged .stranger," whom he hired lo stape a fake hold np and give him an excuse for the killings. CITY WIDE CENSURE Cit-wlde censure is pouring down i upon the 12 Jurymen who returned 1 the remarkable verdict that fixed 'the degree of Wanderer's pun Kb ment. This is the more pronounced nince the statement has been made that the Jury, in its 23 hours delib- eration. never once even considered the death penalty The Wanderer verdict has been the j chief topic of conversation. It over shadowed the election and politics. The Insistent demands is that Wan I dorer be tried again for the specific j murder of the "ragged stranger." which was not included in the trial Just completed Wanderer confessed his tripl crime and revealed the plot he hatched to make It look like a hold up in which he posed a having ac cidentally shot bis wife in trying to kill the " thug." His motive was to be rid of his family so be could go back Into the army. CHICAGO COMMENTS Here are comment-. ou hear n er where on the Wanderer verdict: , i - , ra The Commercial I1 National Bank OGDEN, UTAH II IMMM I ! aMU A FIXED AMOUNT IN A CERTAIN TIME Do fQQ with I" .ioiu.: a fixed amount in a ccr- m I Ooaaull abou- eai . monthly deposit neces sary to amoun' u Ihe raoalrad sum. 4 p-r cent hltSfaSl pld on savings accountK. - -i " ' n i - in ii . - . i . ..i "It's discouraging to be decent," s;ill one without jesi j "The worst l he'll go fiv. leloi. file j.', years are up,' said :, n. ,t h.r. reading that in 13 yearw and if months Wanderer win be eligible lor pardon. I They should have had a juiv ol I women to hear that trial." said many. "What'fl the use of a trial any- ' way?" asked one "They just ousht ' to open the doors and lot him out and let somebody pick him ofl , Critics want to know if ' there Is la zone of twilight justice for mur I derers." RESULTS OF VERDICT The Wander,) verdict, besides stirring the city-., wrath, had thi . results: j Brought this cry of amazed de ,iighi from the murderer: "Can von i heat u? Twenty five yean fiat : i I beat the rope. J knew they'd never 1 ! ctoak me'" Gave a million dollars worth of advertising a8 skillful lawyers to Benjamin J. Short and George Guen ther. appointed by the cuun to de fend Wanderer. Put a blemish on the conviction record of Assistant Slates Attorney : James C. O'Brien, known as "Ropes" O'Brien and "Red Necktie" O'Brien. , because of his previous success in i sending murderers to the gallows. t Cndlil much of the profre.;s mafli by the police homicide squad and 2 the Chicago Crime Commission in ' Shocking, crime Judge Hugo Pam excoriated the j ;Jury for the first sending him word L9 itley believed the wile murderer in- ini nd then bj I to- itatemi si ol H Phorpe, foreman M givini hiu only 25 yesos instead of cause the) were :.fniid it they found linn Insane "he would ger away Willi ear or two in the asylum!" The Wanderer crime occurred l.i it June 21. The 'ragged Manger," youth of 'Jo, has never been Identi- LLV son makes horseshoes as kaiser saws wood WIKKI..;iC.. r,(t. 4. The former Prince KredcrlcK hits taken up a new trade. Hi now H" mis much of his spare tlma making horsshoea -it the village blacksmith shop. While Lis father eavrs wood at loorn. the von hammi is out Iron on thfl forge. VKIGHBORN vi Mvi Pr i WORLD BRIGH I I. It i .ii:i s. Bar Stitl PfTI I farmer, recovers from an lllne which fH has kept htm confine. t to his bed. th H ")i ni brighter to him. Neighbors cut the sinjar cane In u IrirKe ? i.ui lain molasses without OOSt to the nick H m:in. They also cut a supply cf wood H for the winter, and d.-aned up his 'roi o now he has nothing to worry H The (liStlnKulshed Service Cross H Jon h' DO fess lhan 10 American dcuu coax XSkT IT 13 SAfIN rfUR SAtNlK I. You can get the bigger part of a "wi:h bone," but it WfH HF do jm no good unleaa you TRY for the thing yo, WISH for h J nly WISH voa won lget ahead. But TRY to get ahead by BANKING that monev ISJl m your pockct RI0HT N0W and y get We invite YOUR Banking Business. We pay 4 pr cent interest compounded quarterly. W kffi OGDEN SAVINGS BANK B 2384 Washington Avenue