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mM THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINER, 3A1UKUAY. JUNE 12, 1920; 7 H
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j FOR SALE j
A-l 120 acre farm at Malad. Idaho, close
to town, tho very lie.it of soil, water rich I
planted to grain and hay. part good pas
ture, crops In excellent condition, horses,
harness, wagon, cows, good act of Imple
ments and machinery. Hons" and other
Improvement?, Price Including .crops 11
taken at once, $15,350. Hurry If you want
thlr. place.
00 acres close to Ogden; part good mea
dow hay and good pasture: balance plant
ed to alfalfa and grain. At the price this
Is positively a good buy. 50500.
SMITH & FLINDERS CO.
or Commercial National Dank ,
2o39
FROERKR & FOWL.ES
Real Estate Investments. Loans and
Insurance
2100 HudMn Avenue
Would you like to own 3.6S acres or
choice garden and orchard land, located
on Twelfth street above Washington ave
nue? This land has about 300 bearing
apple and peach trees. There will be
1500 bushels of apples this season. Price
J2150 with $500 down and balance of ?Z5
per month. , , , ,
Strictly modern 6 room brick bung-alow
on bench. Home Is new. has oak
-a..' floors, flroplaccv shades, chandellero jjnol
J2fc cum and is located on lot 50xlo0 feet.
Hfw Price $S000. Immediate possession.
" FR013RER &. FOWLES
Real Estate Investments, Loans and
Insurance
2409 Hudson Avenue
Phone 01"
4 ' I
SIX room modern and furnished. Posses
sion at once. ITS Twenty-first ctrcot.
, . 2aj0
NEAT well built modern five room cot
tage, fullv furnished: choicest residence
district, close In: gvrage: paved district,
on car line Mrs. Kuhn. 266S Jefferson
avenue. Phone 2022-M. 2oS
I room house, clo.se In. terms SISi'O
room house on fonch Y-n, n
6 room frame, modem, snap f'.'Unn i
S room brick, modern, snap 02,i
0 room frmo. modern k. ...SiiuOD.
icblly & hkkuick Afn
I FIVE room cottage, KOxl'JO fct lot. S1700
MOO cash. $30 a month payment?. 161
West Thirtieth. Phone 33CS. 2o4!
FIVE room modem brick bungalow, ban
wood floors, full basement, slcoplnf
porch, large lot. poultry houses. Prlc
?500. $1230 down.
Seven room modern frame close In or
paved street. $3500. $700 down.
ALFRED E. STRATFORD
' Phone 69 or 2301-J o.ft.
ik STOP paying city taxes. New four room
k' frame bungalow, six lots, fenced and cross
r fenced with chicken wire. Just outsido
city limits, A good home, unfurnished or
furntehcd.?2600 to $2900. Phono S.S.
KROERER & FOWLES
2409 Hudson Avenue Phone 91
$3500 Buys beautiful five room brlclt
summer home. In Ogden valley. Four
acrc3 of land with good pasture for
cow. Several good springs on place
and water system In house. Terms.
55000 Buvs one of the best built five
room modern brick houses on north
Washington avenue. First Instal
ment on pavement paid. Garage; lot
30x372. Good water right.
$2000 Buys four room house with lot 100
xl32. Water rlghL Located In south
west part of town.
J6000 Buys new strictly modern brick
i home, situated on the best part of
Iwmch. This is a real bargain. Half
aS KROERER & FOWLES
Real Estate and Insurance
2109 Hudson Avenue Phone 917
BV OWNER Four room house, sleeping
porch, barn, good outbuildings lVr acres
of alfalfa and fruit. COO Lincoln avenue.
Phono 2579-W. 2497
BV OWNER One-half acre and four
loom house and garage. 21S West Scven
tccnth street. 2511
LARGE building lots, now addition to
Eighth street Good soli, drainage and lo-
S cation. 639 Seventh. Phone 2133-M.
FIVE room modern frame house. 322 j
Thirty-third street. Inquire 32S9 Wash:
ington avenue. 2Hii
BY OWNER Five acres of land, fniit
trees, berries and bets: modern cement
block house, outbuilding, team and wag-
ons. Call phone- 1017-R. 2122;
FOUR room house, one acre ground. Geo.
S Stewart, Glonwood Acres. Phones, doy. I
1612. night. 1773. 2139 .
LOT on Thirty-first between Lincoln and
Wall avenue. Inquire 316G Grant avenue.
if$jB Real Estate Insurance
iMHM Five acres fine laud, seven room brick!
i llH - house. $5500: lemiE. j
1H Twenty acres alfalfa, 3',- miles from
V nSH Ogden; two room houcc, bam, etc. $3650;
IvIH I terms.
tfvaUl Four room frame, R. R. district. $1S00;
lblMri terms.
MiSn Five room frame. R. R. district; $2000:
i.'J'VHI terms.
'H' HI Six room dwelling, good shape, large
ltBMI poultry houses. 19 lots hor3C, harness.
' 'jVfli If you want to buy. sell or trado real
' fiOT estate of any kind, let us know.
A1itH Phone 69 or 72. Basement Broom Hotel.
aJIMH MUST BE SOLD j
tfc'iWM Twenty acres of fruit and vegetable
KB1L fa'm one and a half miles from electric :
tF'Mm t oad. Crop will pay for propertv. Price
'PHl " 6500 Call after 6 p. m.. 1114 Tv.-cnty-
wClBf I Fira room modem frame cottage. Two
KlfclU I extra, building lots. Excellent location.
hWmk I Price $3G50. Phone Owner. 2310-W.
J&K ' 24S6
il$rll C. L. GALBRAITH REAL ESTATE CO.
Houses, farms and lots, any price, anv
ilElffll kind, anvwherc. Our cars will take you.
jjpjll Oficc 246 Twenty-fifth St. Phono 1061. j
rB SErEN room modern brick house, dou- I
'wisSrW lc garage, paved street. Terms on part.
jpiQl S. W. Wlierry. 2609 Madison. 235
32t$ SEVEN room brick. Have you some-1
iTTii thing to trade. Small house preferred.
We can be of mutual benefit by dealing i
aRRji, direct Also have Grand piano. 1325 Twen
m fM ty-fifth street Phono H2G-R, 230S
Xt tiMi FROERER A: FOWLES I
lt'$2mt ' Kal Estate l.oann ;nsurance i
IrTelf 2109 H;id.o.i Ave. . I
t'Kfflf OwnT of well established business, or.-
i'lf.ilfflf sistlng chiefly of coulocilone-v npd fruit
tLFmI'' :nd groceries, denire? lo Til. Prlco In-
MTi eluding 2000 worth or fixtures Is 5155'.
?mU Rcaonal le terms,
tftfl FROERER 1-OWU.S
mam Real Fotatc Ixnns Insurance
WU '-'409 Hudson Ave. Phone '."7
NOW VACANT Seven room modem
frame, five blocks south, all special taxes
: paid, first class repair, will make a de-
1 , slrablohome. $3S50. K. F. Bratz. -117 Ec-
Kri i BY OWNER Five-room modem brick
H Jwuac. Call 2063 Monroe Ave. 2143
.1 ONE three room rrame house: tonus $S50.
f-' Ono alx room brick only $3500. Many
1 otn-r good deals, also reasonable lots. In-
' quire H. Van Uraack, 302 Thirty-fifth.
W 2129
l ' APARTMENT house close In un Wash
lugton avenue: has nine two and three
room apartments. Furnished. Income
, ' ' $225 a month. Price $11,500. Half cash.
Mm '1 Might consider part exchange. Box 18.
: J Standard-Examiner. S5u
:'' UNB building lot on Adams; 37 1-3 feet
H1 ; by 170 feet to alley; will sell this lot for
''.'k $390; cash or terms to suit. If interested
Hl.i' tti tt good buy, call 3169-R. 3-13-tf
HPt BURLEV IDAHO FARM LANDS
Hl Iihvo u largo list of irrigated farms
t!'fl or sale or trado. Write or sec WONES
H'l GRISWOLD INV. CO.. Burloy. Idaho.
HL1 ' W. L. PORTER. Real Estate and Loan3.
2376 Washington aveniio. Phone ISIG.
H I BY OWNER Seven-room modern brick:
11 fheplace. hot wutcr heat, choice location.
91 Immediate possesion. 27 Twenty-sixth St
Hll I ) OWiER -Corner lot 116xl'8 fTT
II 1 Tv. inty-sccond and Reeves avenuo
H I 1 Phone [phone]
B&S 1 OBLIGED to sell mv seven room brick.
P . modem, hot water heal, a snap If takpn
Jl . at once. Reasonable terms. Immediate
H ; possession. S27 Twenty-sixth street.
i NORTHWEST corner .Inckson and Twen-
J ; ty-sixth. 160x120. Will sell number foot
H I frontage desired. Paul L. Wright, care
W 1 W. II. Wright &. Sons. 2501
! FOR SALE Real Estate
FIVE room modern house and four young
pigs. 3207 Plngree avenue- 2541
TWO five-room modern bungalows, also
a four room. Inquire- 2201 Monroe. Phono
Kt-l-J. i 25M
BY OWNER Good IC room apartment
house, furnished, sleeping porchc.". gas
ranges, finest location in town. $H0 a
month Income. Good tonus. Phono 102.
2204
G. K. M. REALTY
2375 Hudson Avenue
Four room, modern house, $2650; $500
cash, balance on easy terms.
Seven room modern house. $3200: $500
down end balance on easy terms.
Six room brick modern house, with 1U
acres of land: $6000. cash and terms.
I have many other beautiful homes for
sale at reasonable prices; also have some
very fine ranches here and In Idaho. Call
and see
MRS. NETTIE ECCLES
G. E, M. REALTY '
2373 Hudson Ave. Phone 1037,
2542
" FARM FARM $2000
Positively the best buy for the man
with limited capital offered this year. 20
acres all In alfalfa 10 acrei? ready lo
hnrvcsL balance seeded this year. Perfect
stand. Ground all level, easily irrigat
ed. Absolutely no alkali. The best of
beet land. Full water right and plenty at
all times. Small house, good outbuildings,
team, harness, wagon, and otht;r imple
ments. Owner longing for the ocean
breeze of California und don't need the
money. Price $6250. Terms $2000 cash.
Government loan $2000. 5A per cent, bal
ance only 6 per cent. This place will sell
next year for $10,000. First come, first
served. A real snup.
SMITH & FLINDERS CO.
Over Commercial National Bank
2506
jjj FOR RENT I
1 Furnished I
THREE rooms suitable for cooking; pen
tlemen preferred. 457 Twenty-sixth. 2550
TO lease four room modem steam bent
; cd apartment; no children. Phone 1921 M.
i ! 254S
FURNISHED sleeping room and porch for
..'one or two; gentlemen preferred. Phono
; 2S47. 574 Twenty-fourth. 2510
THREE room furnished modern house
with gas. Phone 2769 J. 679 Twenty-second
2516
HOUSE in good location on bencn. Apply
Sll Twenty-fifth. Tel. [phone]
FOUR room furnished apartment for two
months. P. Q. Box 93S. 2483
PLAZA APARTMENTS
Completely furnished housekeeping
apartments. Elevator, phono, lights, gas.
iMaid service If desired. 2466
TWO housekeeping rooms at 2146 Lln
eoln avenue. $20 for the two. 2468
.HOUSEKEEPING apartments; reason
jablo rent. 22521? Washington. 2460
SINGLE or doulilo rooms for sleeping or
I housekeeping. 246j Washington. 2425
SLEEPING room and housekeeping apart-
mcnt. bath. 2S22 Washington. 2424
THREE room apartment with bath. 460
I Twenl - fourth between 9 and 12 a. m.
Phone 39-R-4. 2415
I A MODERN cottngo in Ogden canyon
'near Hermitage. Inquire at 127 West
Twenty-seventh St. 2390
, DESIRABLE two-room housekeeping
, apartment. Park Apartments. 239S
(APARTMENT. 2366 Washington Ave..
C'ory Apartments. 23ST
NEW three room cottap- and sleeping
Por h. Sink and city water tn kitchen.
In Ogden canyon. S150 for the season.
Phone S2I-W. 2337
NICELY furnished front room facing Tes
ter park, for gentleman. 2436 Madison
avenue. Telephone 1373-J. 2332
i PLEASANT sleeping rooms for rent at
'529 Twcnt -third street. Phone 21S1-R.
t - 2343
SLEEPING room, strictly modern. Phoni
and bath. 560 Twenty-seventh. 2325
ONE or two housekeeping rooms. 2731
Madison. . . ... . .,2310.
TWO or three furnished rooms for house- I
keeping. W. B. YTedell. 2I6S Washing-
ton avenue 2152 ,
MODERN room for gentleman, clos'- li..
$3.50 week; references. 2311 Adams nve-1
nuc. 2161 I
MODERN sleeping rooms for gentlemen, i
306 Twenty-eighth street. 2156
TWO furnished rooms for rent. 2642 Mon- i
roe. 2031 j
ROOMS for housekeeping. 427 Twenty
fourth. 2013 I
APARTMENT for rent. 2571 Lincoln.
1996
GATES HOTEL
Transient rooms with bath; weekly
rates. 2416 Grant avenue. Phono 3050.
1072
i
MODERN furnished housekeeping rooms.
Lucerne Hotel. Phone 301S. 1937
NICE large modern rooms, breakfast if
desired. References required. 2639 Jef
ferson 1673
WANTED
J . Situations
j PAPER cleaning and washing woodwork
and paint by man in evening after 5:30 p.
m Box X rare Standard. 2 1S1
MIDDLE aged lady wants housekeeping
for widower on ranch or In city;' refer
ences. Address L.. care of Standard-Examiner
21S9
WANTED
To Rent
j FIVE or six room modem unfurnished
I house or apartment, closo to grade school,
j Box C . care Standard-Examiner. 2531
j RENT or lea so five or six room modern
l house, bench preferred. Tel. [phone]
j FURNISHED apartment for man and
wife. No children. Box 52, Standard.
1 2165
, forIrent j
j Unfurnished
TWO rooms, pantry, clothes, closet and
sleeping porch. 3S75 Adams. Inquire
2057 Adams. 2502
LIGHT housekeeping rooms for rent
2318 Washington. 2161
THREE room house, pantry, clothes clos
et, summer kitchen. 311 Eighteenth.
2465
SIX-ROOM iTvlern house. Phono 2523.
2371
THREE rooms and both, upstairs. Phone
2005 -W. 2323
THREE rooms and sleeping" porch. 644
Twenty-eighth street. 2292
4 ROOMS, modern housekeeping: closo In,
Kelly &. Herrlck. 103f
FORRENT j
Miscellaneous if
GARAGE. Phone 351 -J. 2302
OHIO vacumm, $1 duy. Phone 314S.
232S
GARAGE. 2634 Grant. 1830
GOOD pasture for horses, close to Ogden.
Smith & Flinders. Commercial National
bank building. Phone 1147 or 2S68-W eve
nlngs. 1784
TELEPHONE 2582-J for vacuum cleanerd,
$1 for 24 hours. Sterllzed dust bags. Dellv
cr evenings. 161Y
THREE Ohio vacuums In llrot class con
dition, $1 day. Call F. Barlov, 2381-J
1371
OHIO vacuum. $1 day. Phone [phone]
STORAGE room for rent. Call Asbcslo
late Products Co.. Phono 1416-W. 3673
I MONEYTOT j
TO salaried peoplo without security,' to
others on pianos, furniture, bonds, etc
227 Hudson Bldg. Phono 2S4. 240
MONEY lo loan on :mpovcu .-c.M cslai-,
Kolly fc Herrlck. 779
The carpenter bee burrows and
builds rows of cells In solid wood.
TORSALE j
h i Miscellaneous '
I LARGE refrigerator, good as new. Worth 1
I $53. sell for $35. l-174-.r. 2537
jcARAGE. 173 Poplar avenue. 2553
I GOOD piano lir firM class condition, 567'
Twenty-seventh street. 2552 j
FURNITURE. chickens- and chicken j
house. $750. Party lm. Ing can rent liouso.
five rooms, modern, close in. P. O. Box
546. , 2551
LEAVING city, fine piano cheap. $25
down, $10 month; mahogany parlor cahl
net, one half price. White sewing ma-e-hlne.
$10. 2210 Monroe, 2557
WILL BUY
Regardless of condition, your heating
stove at the highest prices Phone. 2464.
The Furniture Exchange. 253 Twcnty
flfth street. 2504
DAVENPORT In good condition. Call
1647 Washington avenue. 252S
WHEEL for sale, $15. 820 Twenty-third.
251S
GOOD team geldings, wolght 3300 pounds.
G. W. Seaman, million. Utah. P. O. ad
rcss, Morgan. R. R. 1. 2514
FIVE rooms furniture, garden hose, laun
dry stove with hot water coll, child's bed,
Ford delivery body. 526 Thirty-sixth.
2524
DETROIT Jewel gas range. 556 Twcn-ty-thlrd
street.' 2177
TAN colored window shades, scalloped
with silk fringe. A bargain. Tel, 3347-W.
2179
MONARCH range at 2229 Lincoln: also
furnished room 'for rent. 2850 Grant.
247S
STREET car uniform, size 36: Winches
ter 12 gttiige hammerlcss, shotgun, case
and shells; Monarch fly rod. 6 ounce,
feet. No. 3 West Court. 2476 '
SURRY. Call 2018 Madison avenue. Phone
2607-M. 2508
TWO bicycles and collapsible baby bug
gy In A-l condition. 3341 Chllds ave
nuo. 2142
PIANO: must sell; leaving city, cheap
if taken at once. 1121 Twenty-fourth.
2443
USED gas range mado by. Buck Stove
and Range compa'ny, St. Louis. A 14-inch
Pennsylvania lawn mower. Phone 1943
or call 3516 Adams. 2453
YOUNG White Leghorn pullets. Phone
1351 Western Grain & Feed Co.. 2354
Washington avenue 3430
FURNITURE, dishes and fnilt Jars. Must
be sold this week. 654 Twenty-fourth.
2402
SEWING machine; nlso truck bed for
Ford runabout. 2554 Brinkor. Phono
12015-M. 24 IS
FRESH milk cow. 2046 Liberty avenue.
5 2413
LARGE slzo gas range for sale cheap.
J 105 Twenty-eighth St 2394
NEW Implements. Stag sulky plow, cream
separator and hay rake. Call 3177-J. 2388
NEWMAN'S pay the highest prirc for
second hand furniture. Phone 63S. 234S
Washington. 2202
! JUST received fresh ear of hard wall pias
ter and car of lath. Ogden Plaster Sup
ply Co,, 163 West Thirtieth, Thonc 3368.
J 2134
CHOICE nster plants, 25c dozen. Ij.
Faulkner. 060 Hudson.
FOUR fresh milk cows, will trado for dry
cows, Phono 1851. J. A. Lee. 2363
THREE barber chairs and mirrors, cheap.
llo 28S. Ixjgan. Ttah.
ASTERS, petunias snaps. Chris Purdy's,
2.S52 Plngree Ave. Phone 2116-R.
FISH poles, 5c and up. 1640 Washington.
2263
CALL S28 for kindling wood. 2213
BOHN-SIPHON refrigerator. White en
ameled. 75 pounds capacity. Cost $100.
Will sell for $50. Mr. Fowler. Wright's
Basement. 2207
LOT 50x130 feet, containing chorry trees.
inquire at 1841 Hudson avenue. 218S
REGISTERED Persian stallion. 3 years
old. 1417 Washington. Phone 1070.
2140
HOUSEHOLD furniture, practically new.
for sale. 3439 Monroo.' 215S I
FURNITURE and stoves in good condi
tlon. Phone [phone] j
PIGGY sows. Hunsaker Com. Co. Phon
S25. 20S0
CHOICE tomato plants, egg plants, pop
pers, cabbage anfc cauliflower. At L,. P.
Stone. 674 Twelfth strcot. 20S3
NAVY blue georgette blouse, size 36. neelc. j
sleeves and peplan decorated hand painted ,
design, never worn. 520 value $10. Phone 1
2723-J. 19SS I
HORSES and mules. 2763 Gibson avenue. I
West Twenty-eighth street. 1703
SECONDHAND goods bought and sold. T.
C. Ivorson, 1640 Washington. Phono 19.
1734
CANARIES; males and fomalcs. 3220
Lincoln. 1528
GOOD set harness, automatic washer, mo
torcycle, safe, ho3c. bike. Phone 333.
1542
PIANOS and other musical Instruments.
Terms without Interest. Pantonc, 2S74
Hudson. 909
UNCALLED for oulta tailor made; big
reduction. Gordon's. 211-25 Twenty-fifth
St. Phono 410. 81S7
PAINTS AND VARNI5H
Buy your paint at Stowe's and save
money. 1S00 Washington avenue. Phone
I 6S6-J. 1313
I ; W AjNTED 1
, Male Help j
PACKER with grocery experience, Gunn
Supply Co.. 2345 Wall avenue. 2556
BOY over 16 for usher. Utah Theater
2533
MINERS and loaders wanted by the Un
!ion Pacific Coal company at Rock
'Springs Wyo. Steady work. Living con
ditions good. Mines free from gas and
water. Write E. S. Brooks, general man
lager. Union Pacific Coal company Rock
I Springs, Wyoming, for further particulars
regarding camps. You can alco commu
nicate with the local president of tho
r. M. W. of A., Rock Springs, Wyoming,
In regard to conditions at our mines,
1806
YOUNG man who Is familiar with general
I office work and la experienced In the
I handling of claims. Good salary will be
paid to man of ability. John Scowcroft
& Co.. Twenly-lhlrd and Wall. 3500
EXPERIENCED Janitor. Apply at once.
Washington Market. 2110
RAILWAY mail clerks wanted. Ogden ex
amlnatlons July 14; $150 month; list posi
tions free. Franklin Institute, Dept 403F.
Rochester. N. Y 23S0
FLYING in eight weeks. Y. M. C. A.
Auto Schools, Los Angeles. 2352
BOYS wanted to sell Standard-Examiner
Ion Sunday mornings. Good money for
Ihustlors. See circulation manager, StanJ
I ard-Examlncr. 2172
j
P WANTED
Female Help
EXPERIENCED saleslady in cloak nnd
suit department; permanent position. Na
tlonal. 2345 Washington 2544
SALESLADY for cloak and suit depart
ment; experienced; steady Job. reference.
Box 10, cure Standard. 2545
GIRL to assist with light housowork and
help take caro ono year old baby. Apply
at once at 465 Twenty-second street,
2513
YOUNG girl to assist with housework. No
washing. Phone 3109, 2510
CHAMBERMAID at Reed Hotel. 2212
DRESSMAKING
-V-,-y r -, I'tri,- VwwwAf
PLAIN sowing reasonably done, 2317 Jef
ferson 24 SI
ACCORDEON plaiting done; all lengths:
reasonable prices. Mrs. Mac Allen, 2245
Washington. 2437
CHILDREN'S sewing. Phone 3261-J. 2632
Monroe. 1743
Homstitchlng, plcot edge, buttons, pink
ing and pleating. Second floor W. H
Wright & Sons. Mrs. II. Layman. 1169
RELINING coats, cloaks. Jackets. 526 17,
1765
Mosquitoes are found everywhere
cxccDt in tho Dolar redone
' . OGDEN MOTOR CAR CO !
234, Hudson Avenuo Thonc ICO
Chevrolet 4-90. 1010 3650 :
Overland, 75 $.00
Metz JJ5Q
Overland. 7 passenger ..... "$S50
Hudson, 1 passenger $1150
Hudson, roadster $18."0
2512
OVERLAND 5 passenger, good mechani
cal condition; new tires on rear. Burgnin
Phone [phone]
FORD ton truck with pneumatic tires.
1020 model. Will trade for Ford touring
car or sedan. Reasonable. 2348 Wash
Ington, Phone [phone]
5"RD one ton truck In good shape, about
$300 I033 than new. 2336 Washington
avonue. 0526
LIGHT six cylinder chummy roadster,
new cord tires, $650. Address B-15, Stand-ard-Exanilner.
2515
FORD delivery truck with top. 1918 model.
In good condition. 2740 Grant. 2404
FORD touring car in first class shape,
for sale at W. H. Wright & Sons garage.
rear of 531 Twenty-fourth. 2461
1017 MODEL Indiana 1$ ton tnick. In
first class running order. A bargain
Phone 176 or 1349. 2441
FORD one ton truck, inclosed cab, Just
overhauled, a bargain. Wllfong-GIas-mann
Co.. 2251 Washington. Phono 776.
2470
BARGAIN In a 1017 Bulck roadster. Good
tires and good condition throughout apd
a fine looking car. $650. Inquire 310
Twenty-fourth 3trcct. Just tho car for
fishing trips. 2455
BARGAIN FIvo passenger Ford, first
class condition. Inquire 3229 Lincoln.
FOUR passonger six cylinder Elgin, 1013
model. New cord tires. $650. Address
Tlnv T 1 C;t ...I 17".- moo
JFOR SALE By owner, good family auto
I cheap. Phono M27. 2378
FIVE-PASSENGER touring car. 101 ?
model, $900. This week only. Phone 1223-R
2386
FORD touring car. 3262 Stevens avenue.
Call .after 4 p. ni. 2351-
FORD ton truck, pneumatic tires.
Five passenger touring' car.
K ton Commerce truck.
Oakland roadster.
1 ton four wheel trailer.
SAVAGE MOTOR CO
2354 Hudson Ave. Phone 533 1
2347
USED CARS
1917 Hnynes six, five passenger.
1516 Overland touring.
191S Overland Coun'ry club.
1910 Chevrolet coupe, new, bargain.
j')17 Saxon roadster, cheap.
191S Overland express delivery.
1918 Bulck six touring.
Tho above cars are overhauled, repaint
ed and everything done to mako them In
perfect running condlrlem. Torma will be
given to responsible pa! ties. Let us dem
onstrate PROWNING AUTO Al OB I LI S CO.
I FIVE passenger Overland Just over
hauled, now battery. A bargain for cash.
I Phone 3124-W. 2143
iC. E. YORGASON used car dealer. Let me
sell your car. Fords wanted. Phono 1651-W
190S
OILY spark plugs and diluted oil In crank
cane remedied In moat airs without rcbor
1 lng. Tho Franklin Agency. 2466 Grant
I avenuo. 59
I CHEVROLET 4-00 inodoi; almost new.
Read Auto Top Co. 578
f aotelT 1
j To Buy i
SMALL number of old 2x1 any length.
Box 46. postofflce. 2509
WILL buy good second hand cash regls
ter. Phone [phone]
WANTED Used violin, must be bargain.
Phone 3351 -W. 2450
WANTED Platform scale, 1000 to 2000
pounds. Miller Furniture Store. 2216
NEWMAN pays more for all kinds of
household furniture. Phono 638. 1953
HIGHEST prices paid for old clothes. 250
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I WALLET near Utah National Bank
building. Return to F. C, Davis, under
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I reward. 2529
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pounds, white hind feet. Return to 2787
Pacific avenue. 2530
PARTY finding rug on North Washington
Wednesday ovenlng pleaso call 1635. Re
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METROPOLITAN Life Insurance collcc
tlon book. Notify 124-W. 21S7
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I Phone 3197. Reward.
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Sunday morning; name Sport, Tnono 3769
W. S37 Twenty-sixth. 2403
21 JEWEL Waltham watch. 16 size. Re
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PARTY Is known who took bicycle from
Lewis school. Return at once to avoid
trouble, 461 Twenty-sixth. 3217
j BUSINESS j
i Opportunities
CAFE: long lease: low rent; must sell;
going away. 146 Twenty-fifth. 1571
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weeks on a chance to mako $1000 or
more? Particulars free. No obligation.
Wrlto J. A. Carlton, Box 676. Fort Worth,
Texas. 1353
Colors arc frequently artificially
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LEGAL NOTICES
ALIAS SUMMONS.
In the District Court of Wober County.
SLite of Utah.
Mamlo Steele, Plaintiff, vs. John Wesley
Steele, Defendant.
The Stale of Utah to Said Defendant:
You are hereby summoned to appear
within twenty days after service of this
alias summons upon you, If served with
in the county In which this action Is
brought; otherwise within thirty days aft
er service, and defend tho abova entitled
action; and In case- of your failure ao to
do. Judgment will be rendered against
you according to the demand of the com
plaint, which has been filed with the
elork of said court.
Tills action Is brought to recover a
Judgment and decree dissolving tho bonds
of matrimony now and hitherto existing
between plaintiff and defendant, and for
general relief.
HARRIS & .TENSON.
Plaintiffs Attorneys'.
P. O. Address: Sulto 313 Col, Hudson
Bulldlnir, Ocdcn City. Utah,
Information Bureau
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CEMENT BLOCKS
For cement blocks or general cement
work and house remodeling, phono 2257-J.
. 1886
ANYTHING New or Old I
ANYTHING A to Z now or old
bought, sold or traded Phono .333.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY
Bramwell Book and Stationery. 2362
Washington Ave. Phono 360. 205S
BANKING
Utah Natltonal Bank, southeast comor
Twenty-fourth and Washington. Phono 6L
CARPENTER AND JOBBER
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Twenty third. Phone 101S. 2519
CA.RPET CLEANING
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CITY JUNK HOUSE
Phono 133. 2258-60 Washington Ave.
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. Matsuba & Co,, leading Japanese res
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DENTISTS
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ists In all branches of Dentistry. 246'J
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ENGRAVINQ
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Expert furniture packing, repairing, re
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store and office fixtures. Rear 145-Twenty-fourth
street. Phono 019-W. 1092
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2474 Washington Ave. Phono 409. 1S74
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Phono S2S. 2348 Hudson Avenuo. 9733
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1704
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LEGAL
"NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Notlco is hereby given that Ogden City
proposes lo mako the following public Im
provement, to-wlt: Construct main out
fall sewer In Sower District No. KM, to
gether with work incidental thereto, ac
cording to plans, specifications and pro
files oh file in tho offico of the city en
gineer. And sealed bids nro Invited for
said work and will bo received at tho
office of the city recorder in the City hall
at Ogden. Utah, until ten o'clock a. m.
on the 23rd day pf June, 1020. Instruc
tions to bidders, plans and specifications
for said Improvement can be seen and
examined at the offico of the city engi
neer In the City hall of said city.
The right is reserved to reject any
and all bld3 and to walvo any defects.
By order of tho Board of Commission
ers of Ogden City. Utah, thlo, tho 1st
day of Juno, 1920.
C. T. JIOYES.
City Recorder.
First publication June 2, 1930.
Last publication Juno 31, 1030.
Published In Ogden Standard-Examiner.
Sewer District No. 134.
WATER SYSTEM AT SODA SPRINGS,
IDAHO.
Notice to Contractors:
Sealed bids will bo received by the
Board of Trustees of tho village of Soda
Springs, Idaho, up to 8 o'clock p. m.. June
3S. 1030. and then opened for furnishing
material and labor for the constructing
lot aoproxlmatcly one and one-half miles of
eighteen Inch wood pipe. Including Ven
ture meter, valves and fittings, together
with concrete catchment basins, founda
tions, otc.
Plans and specifications may bo seen
at tho offico of the clerk. List of mate
rial furnished on application to the engi
neer. Tho board reserves the right lo award
separate contracts for labor and for ma
terial or for any part thereof. It also
reserves tho right to reject any and all
bids, and to waive any informaltlcs.
By order of tho Board of Trustees.
PAUL TIPTON.
Chairman.
Ined Norstrom. Clerk.
Dated at Soda Springs, Idaho, June 7,
1020.
ALIAS SUMMONS.
In the District Court of Weber County.
Stato of Utah.
Mario Smith. Plaintiff, vs. Frank Smith.
Defendant.
Tho State of Utah to Said Dofcndant.
You aro hereby summoned to appear
within twenty days after sorvlec of this
alias summons upon you, If served within
tho county In which this action is brought,
otherwise within thirty days nftor serv
ice; and defend tho above entitled action;
and In caso of your failure, so to do. Judg
ment will be rendered against you accord
ing to the demand of the complaint, which
has boon filed with tho clerk of said
court.
This action Is brought to obtain a Judg
ment and decrco dissolving the bonds of
matrimony now and herotoforo existing
between plaintiff and defendant.
HARRIS & JENSON.
Plaintiff's Attorneys.
P. O. Address: -314 Col. Hudson Bulld
Ing. Ogden City. Wober County. Utah.
ALIAS SUMMONS.
In tho District Court of Webor County,
State of Utah.
C. V. Saltsgaver. Plaintiff, vs. Llllio Salts-
gaver, Defendant.
The Stato of Utah to Said Dofcndant:
You are hereby summoned to appear
within twenty days after service of this
summons upon you, If sorved within the
county In which this action is brought:
otherwlso within thirty days after serv
ice and defend the above entitled action;
and In caso of your failure ao to do. Judg
ment wlrl bo rondorcd against you accord
ing to the demand of the complaint, which
has been filed with the elork of said court.
Tho above entitled action has been
commenced and la being prosecuted for
tho purpose of severing tho bonds of mat
rimony now and heretofore existing be
tween plaintiff and defendanL
T, R. O'CONNOLLY and . C. MT. MAR
RIOTT. Plaintiffs Attorneys.
P. O Address; Commercial National
Bank Bldg., Ogden, Utah.
ALIAS SUMMONS.
No. 700.
In the City Court of Ogdon City, County
of Wober. Stato of Utah.
Merchants' Credit Bureau, Plaintiff, vs.
H. R. Prouty, doing business under tho
namo and style of Prouly's Auto Hos
pital Company, Defendant.
Tho State or Utah to the Said Defend
ant': You arc hereby summoned to appear
within ten days after service of this sum
mons upon you, If served within the coun
ty In which this action is brought: oth
erwise. vthln twenty days" aftor this
service, and dofend tho above entitled ac
tion; nnd in caso of your failure so to do,
tho plaintiff in this action will apply to
tho court for tho relief domandod In tho
complaint of -which u copy Is hereto at
tached nnd herewith served upon you. and
will take Judgment against you for tho
sum of $213.S3, with legal interest there
on from February 29, 1020, together with
plaintiff's costs and disbursements herein,
for tho recovery of which Judgment this
action Is brought.
JOS. E. EVANS,
Plaintiff's Attorney.
P. O. Address: Ecclea Building, Ogden,
Utah..
Dated Ogdon Cltv, Weber County. Utah.
this 27th day of May, 1920.
Some ants cultivate certain fungi on
specially prepared beds of finely cut
leavos.
LEGAL NOTICES
ALIAS SUMMONS.
In the District Court of the Second Judi
cial District, in ami for Weber County,
Stato of Utah,
Airrotta Wright. Plaintiff, vs. Charles J.
Andorsonr and .the unknown heirs, de
visees, legatees and creditors of said
Charles J. Anderson; A J, M. Ander
son, and tho unknown heirs, devisees,
legatees and creditors of said A. J. 7U
Anderson: Florence F. Nelson, and tho
unknown heirs, devisees, legatees and
creditors of said Florence F. Nelson:
Angic Shilling, and the unknown heirs,
devisees, legatees and creditors of said
Angle Shilling: Margaret Thompson
McQuarrlo Merrill, the widow of Nell
McQuarrlc, and the unknown heirs, de
visees, legatees and creditors of Nell
McQuarrlc; Mary Boyle, tho widow, and
Nettle Boyle Calne, Mary Boyle Scow
croft. Clare Boyle. Llda 'L, Boyle and
P. Leonard Boyle, the surviving children
of John A. Boylo, deceased, and tho un
known heirs, dovlsccs, Icgatoes aud
creditors of said John A. Boyle, de
ceased: Anna Boyle, tho surviving wlfo
of Lorin Boyle, deceased, son of said
John A. Boyle, deceased, and tho un
known heirs, devisees, legatees and
creditors of said Lorln Bovlc, de
ceased; Ada Boylo Gale, the widow, and
Norman Boyle, Ivy Boyle Mosby, Har
vey Boyle. Ada IL Boylo Elglo. Ruth
Viola Boyle, Wlllard Snow Boyle and
John Allen Boyle, surviving children,
of Norman Boyle, a deceased son of said
John A. Boyle, deceased, and the un
known heirs, devisees, legatees and
creditors or said Norman Boyle, de
ceased: V. H. Forree. the husband or
Rhea Boylo Fcrree, deceased, and the
unknown heirs, devisees, legatees and
creditors or said Rhea. Boylo Fcrrcc, a
deceased daughter ot said Norman
Boyle, deceased. Samuel Horrocks, Mar
garet Horrocks, Lowcry Leonard,
Georgo E. Horrocks and Lcroy Hor
rocks, the surviving chlldron or John
Horrocks, deceased, and the unknown
heirs, devisees, legatees and creditors
or said John Horrocks, deceased; and or
Georce E. Horrocks, a deceased son of
said John Horrocks, deceased; Par
ley Moore, the husband, and Harold
Moore. Lillian Moore Jarvlas. Dorothy
Brlggs. Eugene Moore. Glen Moore,
Cora Moore, Eva Taylor, Isabello Mooro
McGulre, Vera Moore, and Vlolot Moote,
the surviving children ot Elizabeth E.
Horrocks Moore, a deceased daughter of
John Horrocks. deceased, and tho un
known heirs, devisees, legatees and
creditors of said Elizabeth K, Horrocks
Mooro : Adam Patterson, John Doe and
Mary Roe. -whose other and true namen
arc to plaintiff unknown, and any and
all other persons who have or claim to
have some estate or Interest In and to
all or any part of the property herein
after described. Defendants.
The State of Utah to Said Defendants:
You arc hereby summoned to appear
within twenty days aftor servlco 01 this
summons upon you, if sorved within
tho county in which this action in
brought; otherwise, within thirty days
after service, and defend the above en
titled action; and In case of your failure
so to do. Judgment will be rendered
against you according to the demand of
tho complaint, which has been filed with
the clerk of said court.
This action Is brought to obtain a
Judgment nnd decree adjudging the plain
tiff to bo the owner and Mulcting her title
against any and all claims of the defend
ants In and to all of the following de
scribed real estate, to-wlt:
A part of Lots Eleven (11), Thlrtv
slx (36) and Twenty-six (26). In Block
Ten (10) In South Ogden survey of Og
den City Survey; Beginning at the Inter
section of the north line of Thirtieth
street 'and the west line of Grant avc
nm.. In said Lot 26, and running thence
north along the west line of Grant ave
nue 11U5S feet, more br less, to a point
which Is 1S1.96 foet south ot the north line
or said Lot 11. thcnc.a west 11S.91 feet,
more or less, to a point 6.01 chains west
of the east line of said Lot 11. thence
south 1 10.5S fool, more or less, to
the north lino of Thirtieth street,
thence ca3t along said north line of
Thirtieth street lo the place of begin
ning, situate In tho southeast quarter of
Section 32, Townihlp 6 North. Range I
Wcat, Suit Lake Meridian. U. S. Survey,
In Weber County, Stato of Utah.
That the defendants, whoso names are
t.. plaintiff unknown, claim an Int-irest
in taid i remises as to the owners l here
of. anJ that the same was derived by
couveyar.ee or succession from the said
d(-fendniits, Charles J. Anderson, A. J. M.
Anderton. Florence F. Nel3on, Angle
Shilling. Nell Mi-Quarrie. deceased. John
A. Boyle, deceased. John Horrocks, de
ceased, or Adam Patterson,
C. R. HOLLINGSWORTH.
Plaintiff's Attornev.
P. O. Address: Suite 518 David Eccles
Building. Ogden. Utah.
Alias summons.
No. 7212
In the District Court of the Second Judi
cial District, In and for Weber County,
State of Utah.
Thomas Auld, Plaintiff, vs. Lamonte Dur
brow, if not deceased, and If deceased,
his unknown heirs, devisees and cred
itors. Harry M. Durbrow, if not de
ceased, and If deceased, his unknown
heirs, devisees and creditors, Clara E.
Durbrow Brlggs. If not deceased, and If
deceased her unknown heirs, devisees
and creditors, and George H. Durbrow.
If not deceased, and if deceased his un
known heirs, devisees and creditors, as
the surviving children of Hetty W Dur
brow. doceased, and any unknown heirs,
and tho devisees, legatees and creditors
of said Hetty W. Durbrow, deceased;
Fanny E. Durbrow, Louise W. Dur
brow. Ruthlo T. Durbrow. John Doe and
Mary Roc. whose othor and true names
are to plalntlfr inknown. and any and
all persons who have or claim to have
some cstato or Interest In and to all or
any part or the roal property hcrelnart
cr described. Defendants.
The State of Utah to the Said Defend
ants: You arc hereby summoned to appear
within twenty days artor service or this
summons upon you. ir served within tho
county In which this action is brought;
I otherwise, within thirty days after serv
ice, and dotend the above entitled action;
and in case of your failure so to do. Judg
ment will bo rendered against you accord
ing to tho demand of the complnlnt, which
has been filed with the clerk of said
court.
This action Is brought to obtain a
Judgment and decree adjudging" the plain
tiff to be the owner and quieting his ti
tle against any and all claims of the de
fendants In and to all of the followlns
described real estate, to-wlt:
A part of Lot Eight (8) Block Thrco
(3) Plat B or Ogden City Survey; begin
ning at a point 2 rods North of the South
East corner of said Lot 8, running thence
West 132 feet, thence North 50 foot,
thence East 132 feet, thence South 50 rcet
to tho placo or beginning, all situate in
Weber County. Utah.
That th' defendants, whoso names are
to plaintiff unknown, claim an Interest In
said premises as tho owners thereof, and
that the same was derived by conveyance
or succession from tho said Hetty W.
Durbrow.
C. R. HOLLINGSWORTH.
Plaintifr's Attorney.
P. O. Address: 51S Eccles Bldg,, Ogden,
Utah.
SUMMONS
Inthe District Court of Weber County,
Stato of Utah.
Maude Potot. Plalntlfr, vs. George M. Pe-
tct, Detendant,
Tho State ot Utah to Said Dcfondant:
You aro hereby summoned to appoar
within twonty days atter service or thlo
summons upon you, ir served within the
county In which this action Is brought:
otherwise within thirty days after service,
and defond the. above entitled action; and
In caso or your failure so to do, Judg
ment will bo rendered against you ac
cording to tho demand of the complaint,
which has been riled with the Clerk or
safd Court.
This action 13 brought to obtain a
Judgment or the court dissolving tho
bonds or matrimony now and hitherto ex
isting between you and tho plaintirf. and
for the custody of the minor child, and
for all such other relief as may be prop
er In said action.
1IALVERSON, KIMBALL &. FARR.
Plalntirr's Attorneys.
P. O. Address: Suite 605 Eccles Build
ing. Ogden City, Utah.
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING OF
STOCKHOLDERS, OFFICE OF WYOM
ING SUGAR COMPANY,
Notice Is hereby given that pursuant
to a resolution or tho Board or Directors,
a special meeting' or the stockholders or
tho Wyoming Sugar Company will ho
held at tho orflco of tho company. No. 617
David Eccles building, In tho City of Og
den, County of Wober. and Stato of Utah,
on Saturday, the 10th day of Juy. 1920.
at the hour of two o'clock p. m.. for tho
purpose of olcctlng a Board of Directors
for the ensuing year, and for tho trans
action of such other business as rry
properly come before tho mooting, or any
adjournment thorooi.
Dated this Sth oay of June.. 1920.
A. C, LIGHTALL.
Secretary.
ALIAS SUMMONS
In tho District Court of Wober County,
Stato of Utah. t
Nora Russel, Plaintiff, vs. Lawrence S.
Russel, Defendant. i JM
The State of Utah to Said Defendant. ft
You aro hereby summoned to appear jH
within twenty days after servlco of this Bv
alias summons upon you, If served within B2 JH
the county In which this action la brought. K
otherwise within thirty days aftor ecrv- m 1
Icq: and defend the above entitled action; K i
and In case of your failure so to do, Judg- ' H
mcnt will be rendered against you accord- Ht B
lng to the demand of tho complaint, which H'H
has been filed with the clerk- of said court, H?l
This action Is brought to obtain a Judg- HH
ment and decree dissolving tho bonds ot Hi
matrimony now and heretofore existing ii
between plalntlfr and defendant. 1
HARRIS & JENSON, IB
Plaintiff's Attorneys. IH
P. O. Address: 314 Col. Hudson Build- iH
lng. Ogden Cltv. Weber County. Utah. H
PROBATE AND mmm
GUARDIANSHIP NOTICES
- H
Consult County Clerk or me Respoe- H
tlve Signers for Further H
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In tho Second Judicial District District
Court of the State of Utah, in and for
the Cotmty or Webor,
In the Matter of tho Eatato of Vinson
Knight Bclnap, Deceased,
Creditors will present claims with
vouchors, to tho undersigned, at the of-
flee of Hyrum A. Bolnap, Suite 402-403
David Eccles Building. Ogden. Utah, on or
before the 6th day of August. 1920.
SARAH EM LEY BELNAP. -H
GAdministratrlx, '
Dale of rirst publication June 5, 1920. " ,
Date ot last publication June 36. 1920. !
Hyrum A. Bclnap, Attorney for Admlnla- iH
tratrlx. .H
SOCIALIST TREND
AMONG PURLIG
Action' Not Words, Demanded vtU
of Both Parties, Declares lM
Senator Capper fl
BY HON. ARTHUR CAPPER.
United States Senator from Kansas. H
(Written exclusively for Universal H
Service. Copyright, 1920, by Universal 'J
Sorvlco.) H
COLISEUM, CHICAGO. June 11. lmmt
The barber who shaved me this morn- 'l
lng' asked if I was a delegate to the
convention, and finding that I was not. ,H
proceeded to unburden himself ot his , ;H
ideas upon things political and so- H
"I don't know," he said, "that it H
makes a great of difference whom H
they nominate or whom wo elect in H
November. The same old gang1 will jH
be in charge of things, anyway, and H
the poor man will get it In the neck JH
just the same. Personally I've al- JH
ways been a good Democrat and my jf
dud before me, but I'll be darned if' I H
ain't about made up my mind that I'll - tJI
vote for Debs. If them Socialists H
would roll up a million votes it might H
teach tho bosses something," ,H
Sentiment of Many. ;
With a keen-edged razor sliding' 'H
over my lather-covered face, I felt no ;B
inclination for an argument, but my 'l
mind wandered to snatches of convcr- tl
satlon henrd here and there and I re
called the sentiments expressed in
thousands of letters which came to my 'H
desk, expressions of discouragement 'H
and pessimism as gloomy as that of H
tho man who shaved inc. and I won- .H
dercd how many of the 9S4 delegates H
In the convention and how many of 1
j thousands of visitora and boosters who '
'aro hero to see that the convention
makes no mistake, realize thc'slze of
tho job the Republican party lias be
fore It to say nothing; of tho job be-
fore the nation. IH
Performance and Promise.
Governor Allen in tho first speech of
nomination mado this morning said
that what this convention does is of
more importance than what any con-
ventlon has done since the nomination - .J
ot Abraham Lincoln.
Mrs. Robinson, in the best speech
mcfclo during- the convention, said:
"We want works, not words," and
both phrases were generously cheered. IH
But gratifying as was the applause,
It must be remembered that oratory
and fine sentiment finely expressed
will not win this campaign. To decldo jH
the Issue in November, It must bo jH
made suro that performances will fol-
low promises. 1 IH
Can't Help But Sec.
Political leaders, in either party, are
not entiroly blind to tho state of un-
rest and dissatisfaction that is nimost IH
universal. They cannot close their IH
I eyes to it. But they aro too apt to
j attribute the discontent of tho people
to the natural depravity of man. or
to regard it as the work of the devil '
or tho "foreign agitators." or to any- Ji
thing and ' everything but the real f
cause. They see the symptoms rather !
than the disease. It seems never tc- j JM
occur to many of them that the un-
bridled greed, the flagrant injustice ' JM
and the barefaced robbery that have ,
been the outstanding characteristics of f 1
our recent history, fl.ro not exactly jH
conducive to a happy frame of mind H
among tho victims of the plunder- , IH
CHIEF JUSTICE DEAD. mm
ST. JOHN, N. B!. June 11. Sir
Ezcklel McLeo'd, retired chief justice
of the supreme court of Now Bruns
wick, died tonight of pneumonia, at
his homo in Hampton. He was SO
years old.
Sir Ezcklel first came into promi- JH
noco in tho dominion when ho rcpro- IH
scntcd St. John in the house of com- IH
mons. His part in the Inquiry into tho lH
sinking of the liner Empress of Iro
land in a collision with the Norwe
glan steamship Storstadt, in tho St.
Lawrence rlvor, In 191.4, added to his
fame as an investigator.
ENGINEER DEAD.
I NEW YORK. June 12. Tho death
of Beverley R. Value, civil engineer IH
in charge of tho construction of the IH
new Croton dam from 1S93 to 1920
was announced here today. Mr. Value
supervised the building of several new IH
York subway lines. He was born In JH
Montgomery, Ala, 56 years ago. and
was graduated by Columbia University H
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