8 , THE QGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINER, TUESDAY, MAY 11, 192CL
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REFERENCES
Probate Cases Future probate cases
in the district court of Weber county,
as well as other counties of the state,
must carry a report of the- executor,
administrator, or trustee of an estate,
Rowing tho holdings of the deceased
person, the nearest of kin, or tho heirs
at law. The now form which Is to car
Ty the report has been received at the
county clerk's office. Future estates
will be required to make the reports.
Phone 22. Taxi, day or night. 1010
Daughter Born A 13-pound girt
was bora to Mr. and Sirs. George A.
Jlolt of 28S1 Washington avenue last
night,
PAPER cleaners. Lowo-Greenwell.
Telephone 2721-R. 814
Guardianship Cecelia S. Cheesman
has filed a petition in the probate di
vision of the district court for letters
of guardianship in the estate of How
ard B. Eccles, a minor. The petitioner
is a brother of the minor. The estate
consists of one-tenth Interest in the
estate of William H. Eccles, deceased.
To Build Home A building permit
was issued yesterday morning by tho
city engineer to Reld Monroe for tho
erection of a brick house on the south
sldo of Capitol avenue between Jack
son and Van Buren avenues. The
dwelling will cost S4000.
I Florists Telegraph Delivery Assn
Dumke Floral Co., Phone 250. 5G0
Deputy Sheriff Ira Spaulding of
Riverdale, was appointed deputy sher
iff to serve without pay or compensa
tion by tho board of county commis
sioners who met yesterday. Mr. Spauld
. Ing was appointed upon recommenda
1 tion of Sheriff H. C. Petorson.
Tltlo Quieted J. Eldred Nicholas
was awarded judgment in .the district
court by Judgo A. E. Pratt yesterday
against Clement L. Darling, quieting
titlo to a certain piece of city prop
erty. Coal We can take caro of all short
age; 1200 tons in shed. Pbono 27.
John Farr Coal Co. S27
At Salt Lake Juvenile Judge Dan
JSi Sullivan will give a reading of
James Hobart's play, "Experience,"
before the Knights of Columbus at
Salt Lake tonight.
Ogden Typewriiir House for type
writers and repairs, 2422 Hudson Ave.
Phone 236.
Son Born A nine-pound boy waa
born yesterday morning to Mr. and
.Irs. W. H. Short, 32S1 Lincoln ave
nue. Call Offorman, tho plumber. Phone
2531-J. 945
( Ice. Pure distilled exclusively. M.
'L. Jones Coal & Ice Co. 1261
Arlington Hotel, undor new man
agement. A clean and refined home
for ladies and gentlemen. Hot and
cold water in every room. Private
telephone and baths. 2439 Washington
avenue. 137 S
Announce .Engagement. Mr., and
iMrs. William Coleman announce tho
engagement of their daughter, Flor
.ence, to Archie Shepard of Omaha.
I The wedding will take place Saturday,
'May,15.
Mormon Battalion. Mrs. Robert C.
jCarr will bo hostess to the daughters
'of the Mormon Battalion Wednesday
afternoon at 2 o'clock at her home, 101
Thirty-first street.
I Tenant Fined $10 for
Striking Landlord
.John Doo Porter was fined $10 in
the city court this morning charged
with battery. He is alleged to have
struck his landlord following serving
of notice that ho had to vacate his
house.
II Bramwell's 1
1 Desks, Chairs, Filing Cabinets
I and everything for the office I
j Office Supplies J
I Fine Commercial Printing
Good Printing Costs Less
CHAS. DEE PRINTERY I
2428 Hudson Phone 792-M I
II f PERNELL
FOOT
SPECIALIST
Phone 260
I Over Western Union, Stevens Bldg,
j
BARGAIN
H I AUBURN LIGHT SIX
Automobile
MODEL 6-39
Newly-Painted New Top,
Five Good Tires, Fully
Equipped, A-l Mechanical!
, Condition. See Eldredge, I
, At Standard-Examiner. I
REPORT OF TILE CONDITION OP
First National Bank
at Ogden, in the Stato of Utah, at tho close of business on May 4th, 1920.
RESOURCES.
Laons and. discounts, including rediscounts ... .?2, 280, 710.41 $
Total loans 2. 2S0, 710.11
Deduct:
Notes and bills rediscoiintcd' with Federal Re- ,
servo Dank (other than hank acceptances sold) 2S2.030.S5
Notes and bills rediscountcd other than with
Federal Reserve Rank other than bank ac
ceptances sold) 156,302.50 1,S;12,377.06
t ? -13S.333.35
Overdrafts unsecured 9, SSI. So
U. S. Government securities owned:
Deposited to secure circulation. (U. 5. bonds par . ... ,.
value) .... ..... 150,000.00'. ; . ,,
Pledged to secure U. S. deposits (par value)... 75,000.00 ' '
Fledged -to, secure postal savings deposits (par . '
value) .' 25,000.00. '
Fledged as collateral tor State or other deposits
ro bills payable 229,500.00
Owned and unpledged 17,511.30 . ,
War Savings Certificates and Thrift .Stamps ac
tually owned 902.29
Total U, S- Government sccuritlcis 4 97,913.59
Othor bonds, securities, etc.:
Bonds and securities (other than I". S. securities)
pledged as collateral for State or other depos
its (postal excluded) or bill3 payable 112,500.00
Securities, othor than U. S. bonds (not Including .
stocks;, owned and unpledged 53, 046, IS - '?
Total bonds, securities, etc., other than U. S. 165,546. IS
Stock o;' Federal Reserve Bank (50 per cent of .
subscription) - 9,750.00
Value of banking house, owned and unincum- :,-
bered ; . . V 100.000.00
Real estato owned other than banking house... , ,'. . 33,020.42
Lawful reserve with Federal Reserve Bank .... . 236,323.29
Items w it'll Federal Reserve Bank in process of .
collection (not available as roseive) v . 227.09S.61
Cash in vaults and net amounts due from na-
tional banks 'i - 317,304.36
isct amounts ciuo irom oanio, oanK'jrs, anu irusi
cmopanics in the United Stater (other than in- '
eluded In Items 12, I.".. or 14) ' ''. : . 136,186.91
Exchanges for clearing house . . . SS.702.22
Total of Items 13, 14, 15, "i 6. and 17 769,292 :10
Checks on banks located outside of city or town " ;
of reporting bank and othor cash items 2.9S1.41
I Redemption tund with U. S. Treasurer and due
from U. S. Treasurer : ''".'", 7,500.00
Interest earned but not collected approximate rV
on Ntoos and Bills Rcceivablo not past due ' ' 19,722.95
Other assets if any: Liberty Loan Bonds held ' , k . ''y
under agreement to 'repurchase " -V ' 5.000.00
:
Total , '' . '.i-tj "3,699,311.85
liabilities. , ' ;
Capital stock .paid in .$ i' $ 150,000.00
Surplus fund " t 175,000.00
LTndivide:l profits 69,666.05
sLes current expenses, interest and taxes paid.. i4.0S4.52 55.5S1.53
Interest and discount collected or credited In ad
vance of maturity and not tfarnori (approxl-. . ... .
mate) .' ' 1.S71.25
Circulating notes outstanding ' M j" ' " 14 9.99". .50
Net amounts due to national banks , 1 -. 363,239 .01
Net amounta due to banks, bankers and trust " ? ,. '
companies in the United States and foreign - ,t vi
countries '.other than Included in Items 29 . -
or 30) . :...,' i t, 2S0.390.S5
Certified checks outstanding : i'-.' . 22,323. 6S
Cashier'3 checks on bwn bank outstanding - V . ' ; -' 70,414.67
Total of Items 29, SU, 32, and 33 745,368 I 21 .' '
Demand deposits (other than bank deposits) ' "f
subject to Reserve (deposits pavable within 30
days) : , . . , wjfr ,, .
Individual deposits subject to check -' ' i, 506.1 1 1 . 12
Certificates of deposit due In less than 30 days ." ' . HitJ. .
(other than for money borrowed) "7 V.'-. 232,460.94
Dividends unpaid ' ' ' 150.00
Total of demand deposits (other than bank
deposits) subject to Reserve, Items. 34,35, 36, "' ' "'tSM'
37. 3S1, and 39 , ;. l,73,S;725V6j?' '; -
Time deposits subject to Reserve (payabio after .' "
30 days, or subject to 30 days or more notice,
and postal savings) : . c
Certificates of deposit (other than for money f.
borrowed) -..,r '276,801.43
Postal savings deposits q 2S2.34
Total of time deposits subject to Reserve,' '.'""'
Items 40. 41, 42 and 43.. 2S3,0S3v77;''
United States deposits (other than postal sav- 1 Js
ings) :
Other United States deposits, including deposits "V';- :
of U. S. disbursing officers "'V'' - 70.1S1.53
Bills payable, other than with Federal 'Reserve ..- '
Bank (including all obligations representing' 'x"f
mnoey borrowed other than rediscounts) ' ' . -loo 000 00
Bills payable with Federal Reserve Bank "-i;. T 229)500.00,
r Juf1 ; ' '' 3,699,311. S5
Liabilitl&s for rediscounts with Federal Reserve v;.",
arli - . ( :fj.' , '. ogo Q3Q or
Liabilities for rediscount other than with Fed- ; vlf "
cral Reserve Bank J"' V 156,302.50
' ' ; :4 '
Total; contingent liabilities , t. , , 0.
Stato of Utah. County of Wcbor, ss: ' ",0
.i .r;ain,CS F' ?l,non- Cashier of the above-named bank, do Solemnly swear
that the above statement Is true to the best of my knowledge and belief .
4 ..i . JAMESF.BURTON. Cashier
Correct Attest: r. S. BROWNING. asiuei.
JOHN WATSON.
R. ,B. PORTER, Directors.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 7th day of May, 1920. '
, . . s J JEPPESEN, Notary Public
My commission expires Sept. 13, 1S22. y uonc.
Ogden Women To
Pled ge Against
All Unnecessaries
"Believing that the present high
prices are largely due to lack of
supply, we the undersigned, pledge
ourselves not to buy any new
wearing apparel except actual ne
cessities for a period of three
months."
Og(Jen- women will be visited during
the next two weeks and will bo asked
to sign the above pledge to assist in
the fight against high costs which is
being carried out throughout the coun
try by the division of worn en's .activit
ies of the department of Justice, in a
campaign which has been launched
against the high cost of living.
In addition to the first pledge, cards
from tho department, reading as fol
lows, will be distributed among women
o Ogden:
"Realizing that it Is just as pa
triotic now to be careful in the
expenditure of money as It was
during the war, I will practice
economy in my home and in my
dress, buying only what I actually
need.
"I will report any profiteering
that falls beneath my notice to
the local chairman of the high
cost ot living campaign."
A blank for the name, street, town
and state and Instructions to return
tho cards to the state chairman, fol
lows. Mrs. Horaco Nebeker has been ap
pointed local chairman of ' the cam
paign and said that the pledges will be
placed in tho hands of every woman's
club and organization in this city. Re
lief societies, federated clubs, charit
able organizations, women's lodges and
other agencies where large numbers of
women can bo reached, will be given
pledges and cards.
Dr. H. M. Rowo and Willard Scow
croft have been appointed as leaders
of the men's fight against high liv
ing costs in this city under the fair
price commission.
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Sacred Heart Fete
Set for Saturday
Final plans and arrangements for
tho May Fete to bo held Saturday
afternoon by the members of the
Sacred Heart Alumnae ascoclation
are underway and everything possible
for the success of io vent has been
considered. Pretty dances, songs and
selections will bo given at the fete
which will bo held on tho east campus
of the Academy grounds.
All tho students of tho institution
aro to take part. In the evening, tho
members of the present graduating
class. 1920, will be banqueted at the
Healy hotel and later in the evening
will bo Initiated into the Sacred Heart
Alumnao association.
Cuticura Soap
SHAVES
Without Mug
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF '
Utah National Bank o! Ogden
At Ogdeu, in tho State of Utah, at the close of business on May 4 ino
v RESOURCES "
Loans and discounts, including rediscounts $1,934,290. 61
Total loans 51,934,290.01
Deduct:
Notes and bills rcdiscounted with federal reserve
bank (other than bank acceptances sold)....? 175,515.00 $l,75$,775.6'l
Overdrafts, unsecured , '445.12
U. S. government securities owned:
Deposited to secure circulation (U. S. bonds par
value) 150,000.00'
Pledged as collateral for state or other deposits or
bills payable , 90,000.00
Owned and unpleged: 10,050.00
War savings certificates and thrift stamps actually
owned '. 239.94 . .
Total U. S. government securities 1 250,289.94
Other bonds, securities, etc.:
Bonds (other than U. S. bonds) pledged to secure
U. S. deposits 23,000-00.
Securities, other than U. S. bonds (not including
stocks), owned and unpledged 106,274.22
Total bonds, securities, etc., other than U. S... 129,247.22
Stocks, other than federal reserve bank stock.... 27,07500
Stock of federal reserve bank (50 per cent of sub-
scription) 'c.000.00
Value of banking house, owned and unincumbered 100,000.00
Equity in banking house 100,000.00
Furniture and fixtures 35,117.39
Real estate owned other than banking house.... 49,025.52
Lawful reserve with federal reserve bank . 118.02G.15
Items with federal reserve bank in process of col- . .
lection (not available as reserve) '-Vfe 80,005'.15
Cash in vault and net amounts due from national ' .
banks ' 145.31S.30
Net amounts due from banks, bankers, and trust '
companies In the United States (other than ' " 1
included in Items 12, 13, or 14) ' 66,797.51
Exchanges for clearing house 32.2C1.63
. Total of Items 13. 14, 15. 16, and 17 324.3S2.59
Checks on banns located outside of city or town of
reporting bank and other cash Items . 1,035.97
Redemption fund with U. S. treasurer and due from
U. S. treasurer -V 7,500.00
Tnterest earned but- not collected approximate ' .,
on notes and bills receivable not past due..... . 17.02S.25
Other assets, if any . .; ' " 553.63
Total .' ' . 52,824,502.42
LIABILITIES ' -l
Capital stock paid in v $ 150.000.00
Surplus fund 50,000.00
Undivided profits .? 111,301.26
Less current expenses, interest, and taxes paid. . . 111,301.26
Interest and discount collected or credited in ad- y,
vance of maturity and not earned approxl-
mate) j M . 996. SS
Amount reserved for taxes accrued ,. f - 2,027.50
Amount reserved for all interest accrued . . ' . 4,941.36
Circulating notes outstanding 150,000.00
Net amounts due to national banks t- ' 5,593.27
Net amounts due to banks, bankers, and trust ' ' I , .
companies in the United Stntes and foreign
countries (other than included in Items 29
or 30) .' 44.6S1.50
Certified checks outstanding 5,580.06
Cashier's checks on own bank outstanding - . 52,401.35
Total of Items 29, 30, 31, 32, and 33 108,256 :-27
Demand deposits (other than bank deposits) sub-
Ject to reserve (deposits payable within 30 days) :
Individual deposits subject to check . 1,1S0,0S2.S2
Certificates of depos tidue in less than 30 days
(other than for money borrowed) 31,206.22
Dividends unpaid ' 40.00
Other demand deposits 3,712.10
Total of demand deposits (other than bank
deposits) subject to reserve, Items 34, 35, 36, " v
37, 3S, and 39 1,215,041.14 ,,'.-
Time deposits subject to reserve (payable after
30 days, or subject to 30 days or more notice, - . '
and postal savings):
Certificates of deposit (other-than for money .bor- i ' i' '" . '
rowed) - 93,009.19
Other time deposits , S57.92S.S2
Total of time deposits subject to reserve,
Items 40, 41, 42, and 4"3 950,38-.01
United States deposits (other than postal savings): 7,,
Other United States deposits, including deposits of v ,
U. S, disbursing officers ". 1,0,00.00
Bills payable with federal reserve bank ,t ' SO, 000. 00
Total '"' ' ?2J824,502.42
Liabilities forr ediscounts with federal reserve
bank . $ 175,515.00
Total contingent liabilities (not including
items in Sechdule 23) 3 175,515.00
STATE OF UTAH, COUNTY OF WEBER, ss:
I, A. V. Mcintosh, cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement Is true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
A. V. McINTOSH, Cashier.
. DAVID C. ECCLES,
. ' JOSEPH SCOWCROFT,
. " ' ' W. H. WATTIS,
Directors. .
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 8th day of May, 1920.
GILBERT PORTER, Notary Public.
(Seal) My commission expires December 7, 1921.
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IRIG EMMETT
GETSBIE PLUM
Ogden Man Appointed Acting
Chief U. S. Game
Warden
'
Irving C. Emmctt of Ogden, who
until recently has been United States
game .warden for Utah, has received
the appointment of acting chief game
warden of the United States at "Wash
ington, D. C. Mr. Emmett succeeds
tenrporarily the office vacated by
Chief Game Warden George W. Law
yer in the bureau of biological survey,
department of agriculture, working
under supervision of Dr. E. W. Nelson,
chief of the biological survey. The
position is regarded as one of national
importance, carrying with it the dl
rocton of some S00 employes. An of
ficii bulletin states that the appoint
ment Is effective until July 1. With
this as a basis, friends here believe
tho Ogden man will, accept perman
ent appointment to a high position.
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Deaths and Funerals
CHAMBERS Funeral services for
Mrs. Nell Greenwell Chambers will be
held Thursday at 2:30 o'clock at tho
Sixth ward meeting house. Bishop J.
Howard Jenkins will preside and
among the speakers will be Apostle
David O. McKay, President James
Wothcrspobn and President Alva L.
Scovllle. The body may be viewed at
So home. 2318 Van Buren avenue.
Wednesday afternoon and evening,
and on Thursday until 1 p. m.
YOU NT Services for Emily Yount
were held this morning af 10:30 at the
Kirkendall chapel. Rev. Godfrey Mat
thews officiating. Mrs. W. G. Dal
ryraple sang, with Mrs. Louise Pierce
Martineau accompanist. Interment wasj
in Mountain View cemetery.
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Thatcher's First Open-air
Dance Tonight Lorin Farr,
Park. I
WINTER WHEAT
GISJ UTAH
State Should Harvest Over
Million More Bushels
Than Last Year
"Utah should harvest 1,132,000 bush
els more winter wheat this year than
last, according to present prospects."
This announcement was made yester
day by Miner M. Justin, field agent
for the United States bureau of crop
estimates, on receipt of advices from
the Washington office with regard to
winter losses and present condition
of farm crops, progress of spring farm
work and loss to livestock from dis
ease and exposure.
The report shows that losses to live
stock have been unusually heavy. For
example, seventy-.five sheep a thous
and in tho state are reported to have
died of exposure this year, as com
pared with twenty a thousand last
year, while the loss of cattle this year
reached the total of fifty-eight a thous
and, as compared with nineteen last
year and an average of ten years of
23 per thousand.
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Asa Garner Held on
Petit Larceny Charge
Asa Garner, of Marriott was "ar
rested yesterday morning by tho
sheriff's department and charged with
the'theft of wool from William Mar
riott two weeks ago.
Garner, tho man's brother and Don
Hcdgcr wero rocently convicted In
I the city court of the same charge.
! Garner was fined $5 and Hcdgcr was
sentenced to pay a fino of $60 or serv
sixty day3 n jail. Tho officers havo
been hunting for Asa Garner since
tho theft. ,
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In South America there aro some
! trees known as "cow trees." which
yield a rich, milky, nutritious Juice
resembling in appearance and quality
the milk of the cow.
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REPORT OF CONDITION OF Hl
Ogden Savings Bank 1
Reserve District No. 12, No.- 97-C, at Ogden, in tho Stato of Utah, at tho:
iclosc of business on May 1th, 1920. . J- IH
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts Gross ?l,55S,S72.2ii
Loans and Discounts net $1,558.S72:25.
United Stales Victory Notes 3-1,250. 00
United States Certificates of Indebtedness 30,000.00:
War Savings-1 Stamps, Thrift Stamps and Treasury Savings, Ccr'-
tlficates actually owned S72.0Q
Stock of Federal Reserve Bank ? 0,000.00-
Other Bonds. Stocks nhd Securities (exclusive of bonds, stock?.
and securities borrowed) 303,176.12 iH
Heal Estato owned other than Banking House 9iooo!oO.
Lawful Reserve with Federal Reserve Bank 1 . . . S3.143.SG
Gold coin and certificates 5,400.00
All other cash In vault 2,908.70
Duo from banks (other than Federal Rcsorve Bank, bankers '
and trust companies In the United States 127,535.00
Exchanges ior clearing house also checks on other banks in
same place 3i'"9
Total of Items IS,; 19 and 20 . . . . ..'.'. .Vl27,5C9 ! Sy " - 'M
Approximate Interest earned but not collected on notes and IM
bills receivable not past due 10,014;i7 '1
Tolal ..$2,174,2G7-.oI:
. , LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock paid In j. , 150 ono oo
Surplus Fund ? 150,000. oo
Undivided profits, iess expenses' and taxes' paid S'ss'ljU
Approximate Interest and discount collected or credited In ad- ' lH
vance, but not earned...' , --; ,r
Amount reserved for taxes accrued 'i5 "
Amount reserved for interest accrued b'Io'o'oO
Certified and cashiers' or treasurers' checks- outstanding. ; . . . l8,'o82Coi:
Total of .Items 30, 31 and 32 SIS OS" 91
Demand Deposits, including dividends unpaid. .' 390 on
Time Deposits J J' J '
Bills payable with federal Reserve Bank,' exclusive' ot'rc-dVsl ,"3'JK;?
counts shown as deductions under Hem 1 , 59 00000
. . . ' - : 5
I Total JO j
State of Utah. County of Weber." sV ' ' ' 1
C!arel H; Barton' bclnR duly sworn according to law., deposes and t
?at ,S CMh,er f th aove. named that tho above
Ion f tUt,COnLtft,nB1a fU,,t trUC aml corre statement of U,e condi
tion of the. said bank at the close of business on tho 4th day of May 190 ! '
Correct Attest: . ' CHAIS BARTON, Cashier. " ' fcj
JOHN WATSON,- '. ,
R. B. PORTER. ' " V
' A. T. WRIGHT. j 1. I
r. Directors. - ' ; f
-worn to and 'subscribed before me this 10th day of May. 130 and1 ' I
(SEAL) ' ban!Tby 1 "0t -a" 0ff,C,er 'th,s j
, , SUMNER P. NELSON, Notary Public
My commission .expires ;October 15, 1921. '
COMBINED STATEMENT OF
First National and Ogden
Savings Banks
RESOURCES.
Loans ;and discounts -,n
Overdrafts ..... $3,S39,5S2.G6
Banking house 0.SS4.S5
Real estate '.!!!!!'.!!!!'.".''. 1 " 2
Interest earned, not collected '....,'!.'."'"'"""'' on'-'1,2
Bonds, securities, etc J,3r.l2
Due from Treasurer U. S., ;5 peV'cenVVund '".'.'.?"; "-Snn'nS J
L. S. bonds and treasury certificates . ' 7 -tM
Cash on hand and due from banks "',VV 1 "7 67334 .':
Total v'.V ' ' ' 7T" 'I
LIABILITIES.' 5C.3U.912.2S j
Capital stock paid !in ''""''" H
Surplus and undivided profits' WW. Ti.Y:-? -00,000.00
Interest collected, not darned , 2D4'120'1
Circulation , 6,626.11 j
o'crbmuL14050"'0 anii l'h" ::::::
Deposits 100,000.00 ,
, -i. 634, 334. 4 1
Total ' ' I
56, 311,912. 2S
Robberies Reported
to Police Station
Two robberies wero reported to the
pollco this morning as having oc
curred during the night.
C. Porter of 418 Twenty-fifth street
reported that the Regal Cleaner's
shop had been entered between 8 and
12 o'clock last night. A screen coat
was missing and possibly other cloth
ing, no complete check having been
taken at the time when tho report
was made. Tho robbers entered the
place through a rear transom.
W. W. Allen, Thirty-eighth street
and Grant avenue, reported that a
brace and bit, a spirit level and
chisels, valued at $25. had been re
moved during the night from a house
which he was building between
Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth
street on Adams avenue.
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High Commencement
to Start on Tuesday
Annual commencement exercises of
tho Ogden High school will begin next
Tuesday. Arrangements for tho pro
gram havo not been completed, ac-'
cording to Superintendent W. Karl
Hopkins and announcement will bo
made as to the complete program
within a few days.
The list of graduates of tho high
school will be available the latter part
of the week. It is stated that there will
probably be the largost graduating
I class in the history of the school,
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Judge Imposes Fine
For Liquor Violation
J. L. Wheelwright, was fined $50
or 50 days by Judge D. R. Roberts of
tho city court this morning. He waa
arrested on a. charge of having liquor
In his pos3esalon.
I
CUT THIS OUT IT IS WORTH
MONEY
Cut out this slip, encioso with 5c and
mail it to Foley & Co., 2835 Sheffield
Ave.. Chicago.. 111., writing your namo
and address clearly. You will recelvo
in return a trial package containing
Foley's Honey and Tnr, for couchs,
colds and croup: Foley Kidney Pills
for pain In sides and back; rheuma
tism, backache, kidney and bladder
ailments; and Foley Cathartic Tablets,
a wholesome and thoroughly cleansing
cathartic, for constipation, biliousness,
headache, and sluggish bowels. Sold
everywhere, Advertisement,
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During the last ten years our popu
lation has increased 2 per cent yearly,
while our crop production has in
creased only half as fast.
iUNBEOM I
HELD JOB S. L i
Robert Stamp, Alleged to I
Have Been Connected in Q
Cutting Affray at S. L. I
Robert Stamp, 37 years old, a negro, I
is at Ogden city jail while Mrs. Annie M
Clark, 53, also colored, lies at the point
of death at the Salt Lake emergency
hospital, suffering from nine knife
wounds, alleged to have been Inflicted t
by Stanip.
Stamp was arrested this morning at I
3: io 0 clock at the corner of Twenty-
..mane-til. anu wan avenue by Do-
tectives Robert Chambers and Walter
Moore. He had beat his way from
Salt Lake. tm
Investigation at the pollco station I
showed that Stamp had two knife I
wounds. ,
He had a severe gash over his left ' I
ear and both hands were swollen
Last night, according to Stamp,' two
men visited the Clark home. They
brought liquor and when under the in-
fluence of the drink, started raising a mH
rough house, he told the police. Stamp
claimed that he attempted to pacfy IH
Mrs. Clark, who had sarted after the lH
1 men with a water pitcher. She turned 'H
on him. ho claimed, and hit him over 1
the -car, flooring him.
He claims to have arisen and made- . -a
dash for tho door. "As I passed out '
one of the men stabbed me twice with H
a pen knife," he Is quoted by the no- 1
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To Discuss New Sewer jt
System With Citizens
Property owners of sewer district
No. Ml. have been invited to attend H
a meeting of the city commission tn . H
be held next Monday night. In order H
that plans for the installation of tho H
sewage system in that district mny be H
discussed. The invitation was issued H
by Mayor Frank Francis this morning .
after the property owners had failed to H
appear at a meeting held last night. H
Bids for the Installation of the sewer H
havo been received and aro ready to H
be announced to tho property owners 1
Mayor Francis said.
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I At present the richest gold field in IH
the world Is In South Africa, which i 'xH
yielded in 1910 a value of 5175,000 000 "H
somewhat exceeding tho combined H
yield of tho United States nod Aus- ll
Aristotlo believed selection of public H
officers by lot would give popular cov- H
eminent. jH