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A Sfl II THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINER. W EDNESDAY JULY 7, 1920. 11 I . . FOR SALE 1 f Real Estate H KORXT seres ln In alfalfa at hsnrslr H Will ink Iti if imnff modern fains'0' 2V 'i 1 H ' 'ALf POPS' j homn fn.1 farina for aaU K city nrxl ronnlrv Ml alzoi. 12.00" ' M tTJ.AOrt Mr rlirnal. aoll and watei H l.srre Hat and pictures rrM Cnimln Co H 2l Van N) H'dg.. Uoa ASNJSlea ''j.. H rooviVi hrn nine room. n1-v fur B nlshed. for aale 1". Twent) fifth S I j AX J oWNm kterVMSg eft) Will ll ctlSS p. 01 HH term, new T room hoi near ii''n H wood: I 12 arrea orchard and rrd- H 'th -r. r. alao rhlf-keni and plgf Pbon. L I I . :'! s Tin QUARANT1 MORTAGE " 41C 24th St Phone 20 -Ml S3.100 4 R rn m modern hwnaralow. ! B 5x1 4T House In vood condl H Hon Beat of hath fixture !o H rated thrv h'ork from Wnah H Inrton Ave . on hnch Ideal lo 'MJl . atloi. l.i w.-irth J2 Term H N JSJ) v ROOM r od. rn Lrlck Cement . H haaemrnl Oirnc "ot .t. i CLlW hrat Unlit in Vn KH irtral home for rood l.-d fam a and an rr, ptloriAl nti: mOT ' UfrmXtt one half htr-k off P"- mrnt. on bench, and ten mln Jk I to i-rnler of town. IllBl fjfep he r-n to tM appreciated. Tern THF. rM ARANTY MORTnAOB CO B, CANKADl Real I tuts. Inuran--e PRACTICALLY new 4 room cottage ,n ood IOrtlon and In flrat rlim rondltlon; u r t. i u r I chlckei I'rlre. Term liood 4 100m hrlrk rottss. situated on aera of chocf land In good location PlMlt) of Indenting water Honae hn rood reiiar and acreene'l oorrh. Prle M.U0.00. room, partlj modern houia; Rood M Hon on nrv with aplrndld lot, 6xssx se.. and N Of wrlrr Pr1C41 H tl Tftn to Kna' teim I i . w CANKADT i Alhamhra Theatre la next door It i FTVE-ROOM made at brick for ap by FB f.wner iiloiit to leave city. Call "'r 3 P m at 1073 Tw en t fourth street. Bar Kaln on prlre and terms If taken at VLIFORN'IA horrea and fauna for nl . It and eountry. All ! 2M0 r t:s on.. Ideal cllmte, end water Vil i..,rr- i""' pi-""" 'Hlrnin k r.21 Van Nys Hldp . I-os Aneelc. lfAJB8Tn rant, itatlonar? warti bowl; ,nl nar.l one month. 2itZ Mndlon A JO, A nY OWNER r"lv room modern ,ome. o,.. . i Letarlng UM gk TW five room four ro.M., tlx modern hunic.low. 1201 Monroe. Phone ( Tj i i !2I ho.i.e with extra larpe lot baa Uiree , at reel fronts over 1000 front feet Prop art m rlotnlt) mIHb rortlO Pr front foot Will aacrlflre for $5900 cab 1711 Hlhaon .v anU4 PhOtM 818 j iCRBS, trat'f right, aTt'n, berrle rholro location. By otmer. 6(n Seventh L- 3IX n--orii niodem houae nlao new Uodp. loadatrr. 963 Twent) fourth street. I r-oi r r. .... fr ..... -1 1 PHTtni". K-r.- . hhV-.M) far... " vPARTMENT houae dote In on Wash -1 mri-.n avenue: ha nln! two at.d three Vfl room apartmanta Kurnlshed Ineomc U Sm a month Prica fll.W. BiUwJ MTJ Mldht consider part, exohanff Uox la. P'tt. lar.l Kxainlnrt 'y: ' i rQHT room home llMplng poreh s ( J i hone MJO I A APARTMENT houae atrictl: modern, five I At partinenta, tine location on bl nrh. pa a ! . AWtM 10 per imt not on your lnf'ment Have to leivr town on account of aloknOM, Ul , en cheap Kail) a- tl rrick. EiZl I n r.i: mom cottaxe, two lot 1121 1 n ' wfM on oenuc. cheap. Terms or cash. Phono , . I860 J 1 1 i, s.'i:is crops, Implements, horses, on J . B state highway, 4 mile north t'l.arfleld. I i-h.-.n. n " I -lC1 1 1 '."i ' NV'.T ;r.,n d.xieen room apart n . man! house, furnished, sic i.tn porches.; I I ... fin..r 1., rot,, in In tov n Jl 10 ! I a month Income Oood terms. Phone 103 l.l'.;i: l. nil. lint: lot. iha n.klltlon to EUchfh atreot. Gcod soil. dralnnK and lo .alion 6J9 Seventh. Phone 2135-M. 6UHLEY IDAHO FARM LANDS '. r; hvo u large Mat cf 1 1 r . rated farms for ai'e or trad". Write or Hep WON EH vJRISWOLD IKV. CO.. Burlcy, Idaho U PORTER! H al 1 ta t ..n.l Io,,n- 2376 Washington avenue. Phone 1870. 1868 i . OW; QR Corner ioi UCzl1" t ' i . n frond and Reevvs avenue l'honr- IQTI SJJ PGR RENT j Unfurnished 4 ROOM house. Grant avenue. $25. In u'lir.- Dmjnk. FToraJ Co Phont 51 3274 ' 1 ROOM bouse: iZ per month Applv phone Wtl aT i t '. 7 r-, tii honi. 1 1 .' .-irren r,rhnrd and garden Want leoae. 851 Canyon Road, Mock north of pork "r.i,', i ) r.xin.s gai ESI Thlrtj first 1 r t MQI Qpl 4 ROOMS modern houack.'t-plnK .lose In Keiu A- Herrlck 1032 IIaoney to lqanj , TO salaried p'ople without aecurlty. to Hatn other on pianos furniture, bonds, -t : ii I son uidt? Phono 2 2rj dONEl to ionn on unproved mi osl. Keliv Ac Horrlck ITt j PERSONAL j IIP anyone Knows the wTierSSOflllt I of V. i rl p Spann please let hiS mother know Mrs I losle Ppann. 234 Twentv fourth Bl . ol laaje Court apartment no I 3327 LADY froni Id to 4' . ., ,a linn-,.;. , ,. I cr. Must rive coo-i refen i By wldoa L er; no children. Marrlape Included If suit K ia g-ood. Home for the right party, Ger- I man or Swedish preferred Write for par ticulars. D. Knapp Idaho Falls. Idaho. Krs:l Rork Bchoolhouae. 3317 F.VERYPOl'V suffering with pllea. riatuln. W ulceration. Heeding or Itching piles, w rite I for freo trial, palnleea pile cure. R E Tarr.ev. San Joof Cr.l I I DRESSMAXING " Hemstitching, plcot edge, buttons, pink ing and pler-.tlng S-con.l floor W H 1 U'rlRht & Sons Mrs H. Lay mun. 1169 jj WAivrEiS j ; Miscellaneous it see J. R. CantweU, 110 w.-.t Twenty ' Ighth i.treet. for eleanlnc or .Iik'i-' ': arelli WANTED j Situations i e VMMMaeVimsMaaMaoaNayMM MAN" and wife wiah position on farm.' Man all around ranch hand: eaneclallv ex ' P Peril rn ed Iii handling stock. Box S. care iii.i.ii,! Examiner. C v PIST (rants position Phone 2i!-w I 3 fOSITION I bu ilneaa woman, who ia $ litigious to locate In'Og'len. Pun wive next of references, A.ldrcaa New York, .'are '-tpi... ..i Kxamlnej I0(j 1 1 B mount of move ! In I the United States every day In the f year is e.uHl to about 1,000.000.000 ions moved one mile. Ill FOR RENT j furnished mmtrnm J rt'RNISHED room for rent 7C3 Twentv foorrh St M3 - ! ROOM mr-lfri apartovet r- '. HI T . . ?33l : I;. " furnlahed apartment: al, aleep. Ing rfm S3 T nty fourth St. Slit 3 ROOMS furnHur tor sale cheap. ho- - for rnt Inq.i.ro 2!, Uncoln Ave. 2333 TV'0 r.oma for hr.-.iaekeep'.na ; no chll r ONE fnmlah'd --ottage and ono apart ment 231 27th St 33fi . I 1 ; I - r I i 1 7. ' ' : por.-h. no small children 2032 Gram-,c ' jj tut 1 HOI - f K TTKl'l 1 1 t Ing rooms, no children. 2272 Madison Avr nu I IRABU t 1 k Apai 'rnenta . . Oi M0I1ERN sleeping ro.m. private hom'. with phone. 250 Grant Phon 2flt2-J till I , Tlnri . first air. . ( 322 91 r.r: Si i n oni 7T r ! i 7 ,st..-ot Phone 2173 M 3223 I " ' RN BHE1 i 1 I S asl.lnc I ton avenue, J19 VP.1 KTMENT and room ;."7i Lincoln ROOM ' t 1 ... thlrdtrael 0 I FURNISH) r- 1 i j OI - n' 234 lVihinrl.p 311" VERY d'alrah'e rc-)ms reasonable rates, two mlnuloa from postofflce. Gntca Ho 1 if, Qranl ai enue 3ns7 l ' I j T , 1 Mnr ) 3i'?l houseket p... 1 v. r . MM THREE room furnished hoUM, IS4j Ti'.'n f-. crr.nd trr.t IS17 1 M. I 'i:icN li.ir.c:. -v. . I '.. . V . r's Brtdan i'anon. Phone 808. 1760 NICE larse mod.-rn rooms, breakfast It desired. Reference required. 2S39 Jeffer j S I : j SINGLE . 1 1 double root - '..r ilet pine 01 I ho I ekeeplng ?ICH Washington 242r , I FOR SALE j Miscellaneous LAHY'S new wool bathing suit n. v er 1 been worn; size 30 will all cheap Phone' Mfu, mornlnca 813 s ; 1 ' '. " ; . , : .... harness, tups ...liars, transom Phone u:" 1 '' " 'i ' 1 ii.inuon . Phono 2fr7 U :32l CHE IRIES, v . . rt- r..-i i'. .111.1 if m-.u pick them Phone s R i. h b child, Rlverdale ?322 ' 1 ii PE DE CHINE drees small six.. IC 1M Twenty-first St Mil BABY c. ind 700 nd Ss' range $20. 1!C2 Twent sixth St Phone J767 J 8140 CHARTER Oal u cheap 944 rwent) HLAfK Wliidem hrii-: r-.1 n.l Mud; r.'.sf.horrlo.a 1210 Liberty Ave Phom 1149 i: ; Yi.r.Vi; rv 7. I l'..-.J rat. hit- r'.si T lor j ' I REGIS! ERED pedigreed alrdele male pup r, months old. Phone 2314 Address 2SS4 i Tj ! r A ' . ' : l l N APi t I !i .V , l,. rti. s ao. on. I j.ri.i th'rdj crop nlfnlfa. Phone 12 R 1 1847 ' BOLID .... ' combli tlon llbrai tabl. and typewriting desk, $15. 33! Twenty-fourth Bl '..112 PIANO, refi lifcnilcrr and vncu.nn cleaner, 4C.1 Twen'y ninth S: Phoni 41 r;.?H .roi,i-;oN cherk! i-:s. rALL nt the orchard Between I and B P m, Opposite Lorln Farr park. Cnmon 1 i-.r.i.) Merlin J Stone Ii oj U. 'TR. iI nn.l .icwlnc mirliiiv Inquire ! i i u .. h '. I'h..) o i i:,r, : , rIOSE, counter. m cycle, smokestack. 1 amera, Irlpod. surveyor's tape P. 33? Ii 32P1 'INE . he . rles for role V Phone I 28 i g S195 v t ; .ii.. t , 800 mahogany player tlano cheap for cash: nUo household nr i. ' 1481 Tw. rOy-fourOi Bl 8193 F you wish to dispose of your fuml ; ure. stoves, etc . call 11 B im Ulchesf 1 1 prices ruaranteed. Phone 2464 The F'.trnl 1 turf Exchange ?,r.3 Twenty fifth St 82S8 ! WATER n ot ,i ;ilnir macnlno, small cook stove refrigerator, bed. fruit Jars and other furniture, sultnhle for canvon j Phone 2370 8186 .FIRST dees rn,. and furniture, Call f. ftr-i ;, p iii i-hi:i-i,,n . 3i'.',: 1 1 1 1 - ' . W 11. rn. ' 7 Tv. . " i h . 1 'hon. 16 LEAVING city Five room hono cheap C'luckons C hnrter Oak rnnir.' and p-tne-jerntor 1421 Twenty-fouTth 8146 FIVE P ASP.N' ;KP. l-ni.l for (.), -nr. I for cash. First class condition. One I Aelolsna phonoiaiih and 20 poo-1 records I cheap for cash. Box 291. 3C71 Hudson Ave 82 i j ;7.P.. ".1" k'.ix r .riK'- t al range and Oei I man heater !all .i 8144 PrPK'S f.- hurner Kas range pood as new $4' 25 4 YashlnK'ton avenue. 8S86 HENS for sale. 25c a pound. Phone 2'76 W 1617 Washington avenui 8170 i:('i:i.i.i:.n"T t... i gains on fine viollni nen or old Pnntonc, Twent ninth and Hudson. "17 1 i WILL sell or ron I al i bargain nickel slot electric piano. Pantone. Twenty ninth and Hudson, 8175 I ' -. i VI I I"i I,,- : - '.-v. oi tho i excellent Imndee tailored suits, various ."ires one frock; selling at cost Dundee vv. oh ii Mtiiv Hudson Avenue 8168 ("1 1 I KlilF.S 1 7 1 I'M, I hen 8798 .-,17: CANARY birds 2220 Lincoln a-. r u. 2971 EXTRA large round catlve cedai posta. I Wheelwright's Wood Y'ard. 234H Hudsott I avenue. 29 1 1 I 5TOUNQ Mime Leghorn pullets. Phone 1213 Western Grain & Feed Co.. 23G4 W I llngtOB i noo 2130 PIANOS end oth. r musical Instruments Terms without interest. Pantone. 2371 H .id.voti 903 UNCALLED for suits tailor n, . ! big reduction. Gordon a, ll-2t Twenty-fifth St Phone 419 il7 PAINTS AND VARNISH Buy your paint at Stowe's and save money. 1800 Washington avrnua. Phone rvi'.-.l 131 S WANTED J To Buy $ GOOD medium slaed safe Railroad Port ers and Walters' Club. 151 Twentv fifth St. Phono 1 M ' "Mi HAND d. Phone ri-J or , W 3311 I two .r three-month-old i-eghorn pullets ' Phone 8810-R 8808 W S have cash customers tor deslrah'e ' city and farm lands. List your property! Ida r. llabli! pooplo. K lley i. Herrlck - 6 -1 f 1 WE BL'Y nil . .. rvKardles of con.:i tlon. Auto BelVage . IliS Gran' Ave 3197 WANTED j To Rent j - M " - - ,-, n -iwtti-u-v-u-0-u-u- COUPLE wants 2 unfurn. rooms: also' place to keep team Box 20. care Stand I nrd Examiner. 3313 ' 1 I Mod. rn four or five ioom unfurnished house, good rcaldenco sec tion; man and wife. Box E. If,, care standard Examiner, ' 3211 j BUSINESS j i Opportunities I MO PER CENT per annum In a safe busl nea enterprise Vrlte Box 9S4. Burkbur nett. Texaa. 3278 Cob .i s TT frequently artificially produced in agato articles. ' j FOR RENT I I MisUaneoiu J fOR RENT A parage HM Twenty fourth Ht i ST garage on paved s'r.et. eloa I In 22', 2vth SL 32? l i as-.n n (ti frarre in ran 7 "' " ' i . ' i . . ' - - - -. i ! THREE 1 ' ' I I 'n 'lr' rla con dttlon Si da Ca'l J Barlow, 2JM-J. i ' jfJTj : r t - ". i - STORAGE oom Tor r. nt ("ill ASbaatO 'l PTM'ir'l fn Pnr IIK-W 367 FOR SALE Autos EOR SALE One Ip-M Molina tractor with plows practically new. at a dla- o'.nt 2300 W.iahmgton Ave. Ogden. Phor.. U 3 2.-, 7 A 1 FfVF PASSENGER Ford car and sewing marh'ne. rhp Phone 391S-M .. k with Smith attachment and i established transfer bus'ness. Bin money maker as soon as frelaht traffic goes bark to normal. 8300 rash. $250 at 150 per month 1727 Gibson avenue Phone rp T 3713 CADILLAC. P'12 model auto. 1180 Call j- i 8187 FORD '.m !u-k In pood condition. C h ion and pneuniatlc tires. Cheap for cash aaluriK-ton 21:' -vp ne six rytlnder ear In excellent if pe 'er cheap Phon- ".77 26 I .li HIT c- idlilac truck. 191 I Hudson. Studebs.ker 1917. New Franklins. Flrat lass auto fchop. Barlow Brothere. 24S6 9S9 Hoick m t sis roadster, Rulck 4. five paaeenpor Overland J5. five paasenger Overland 53. five passenger. All these cars are guaranteed to he In J first class condition Will sell st a bar I6'" HARBERTSON BROTHERS 2614 Washington Avenue 8788 LOST H EASTMAN IA Kodak In canvon. Call 967 1330 HI N'i'll ..f Ins. Return lo KM 1 1, ffer 'son Ave Reward 3329 OtiLD wtlst witch at Lagoon reuort. Phone 465. Rewanl offered. 3346 BLACK bill fold on first Bamberger train from Salt Iake Monday. Finder can keep money. Phone 1609 3312 POUND Two baj mares reepectlvely 2 and 6 m mis old Call at Ogden Oanon d.im 3272 NO IC EASTMAN Ko.h.ic in case be tween Ojj1en and Rlverdale. Return 1 H. Hale. Qreenrlver. Wyo. 8193 Bl SCH of l:e t between potofll" .1 I Jrnnt avenue nesr Twenty fourth street. Finder will get reward. C Kawaguchl. J ' . 1 I ' irni.t A' . N: BLUE mare, 4 real old. hrand B on left shoulder al Rlverdale w. J. Coy. liar riyvllle. T : ' 7 l ' R. v.ir.l. W7 WANTED 1 Male Help I FLYING in eight wreUs Y M C. A i.to elinil Los Angeles 32H BELL hoy nt ll'i.i, Hot- I 3PM EXPERIENCED stenographer' yOl r, man preferred. 521 BccTes Bldg 8011 yOUNG man at American Lin. n "o . k.4 Twenti sixth street 2929 U P ! . . I 'K man un i l io. n ..h-. k. i i P i aundi . 2643 r uTanted I Female Help ANTED lad to take care of 5 vear old rirl in your home. Call Grant Hotel t oom 31. 3332 j rIRL for K. n ml housework. 2337 TTIeri Ave. Phono 1748 33 3 1 - l ILvMHERMAH 'S r.t N.-w li.,,!. Apply In person. Highest wages paid 3310 I . ' 1 ipl-S lo i -.ho . one I li.undi fot three home ''nil 8881 W :2Qi WAIT': E.-S App'.'. at Pan h C(. f- I7ichi l.n.iro i r, .In.. ',- I SECOND-HAND GOODS j I SECOND hand goods bought and sold T. C. Iverson, 1640 Washington. Phonts 49. 291S M B take our old ranse as first paymonl on any new range or will buy your old I ranee ontrlcht Hom Furnlturo Co 467a LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS OF HOOPER SUGAR COMPANY Notice Is hereby clven. that pursuant to ft resolution of the loard of directors, Rp.-rlal meeting of the (Stockholder of the Hooper Sugar Company will be held at the office of the company, in the "Ma sonic Temple building, in the City of Og j den County of Weber and State of I'tah, on Monday, the 12th day of July. A D I IV.'i nt the hour of 4 o'clock p. m , for j the purpose of considering and a. llng1 ! upon and confirming or rejecting the ac-, I Hon of the Ivoard of directors of the coin 1 I pom in having heretofore sold to Erneat R Wool ley th plant and all of tho prop ertlee, rights and rhoses In action, of rv 1 arj kind and description, for an agreed i linount of the capital stock of the Inter1 state Sugar Company, a I tali corpora tlon, and for the transection of such other oualneee as may properly come beforo Uie meeting, or an adjournment thereof Dated: June 2. 1980 .1 AMES II. RILEY. Secretary Date of flr.it publication, June 26. 1920. Date of laM pulli itii.n. Inly 10, 1920 NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS. OFFICE OF WYOM ING SUGAR COMPANY. Notice Is hereby given that pursuant 1 to a resolution of the Board of Directors, j a special meeting of the stockholders of the Wyoming Sugar Company will be hold at the office of the companv. No 617 David Eccles building. In the Clt of Og- ! I. !. County o: Wcl.t-t and State of I't.-.ti, or Saturday, the 19th day of July, I920i ' at the hour of two o clock p. BL, for the purpose of electing a Boa id of Directors 1 for the ensuing year, and for tho trans action of such other business as may properly come before tho meeting or any adjournment thereof Dated this Mh day of June, 1920 A. C. LIGHTHALL, ecretarv. ALIAS SUMMONS. No. 6494. In the District Court of Weber County. State of Ltah. Warren L. Wattis. Plaintiff, ui Emma Munkln, Fred Parks, J J. Brummltt. Brummitt investment Company, R. H. Douglas. Hyrum Belnap. doing busi- ness as Hyrum Belnap Lumber Com pany, and Hyrum Belnap Lumler Com pany a Corporation Defendants The State of Utah to said Defendants. You ere Jiereby summoned to appear f wtthln twoWty days after service of this summons upon you. If served within the county In Which this action Is brought; otherwise within thirty days after aerv Ice and defend the above entitled action; and In case of your failure so to do. Judgment will be rendered against you according to tho demand of the complaint, which has lioon flb-d with the clerk of said court. This anion is brought to foreclose the pluinliff's mortgage upon the following tract of land, situate in Weber County. I mil. All ol lAts Nineteen (19) and Twenty (20), Block Two (2) In Brummltt's Addi tion to i igden dt . tab C R HOLLINGSWORTH, piaintiffx Attorn. P. O Address: SIS David Boclee Build j i di I, Utah MI A HI Pl.t M IT X M1 D. WASHINGTON, July 7 Fernando j Lent has been appointed Mexican min ister to Sweden, Norway and Den mark i thtr atate department was ad-1 vned t...la. and will proceed to hlii 1 post b way oi the United States. ou The first organs were several flutes act on end over a bellows. ' Information Bureau 12.00 PFR LISP PPP MONTH ANYTHING New cr O10 ANYTHING A to new or old boucht acid or . rar!' Phon 31J BOOKS AND STATIONERY Bra m well Rook and S'i,on'rr 2"J Washlnaton Av Ihone 310. :0SI BANKINO- TJtah Natltonal Hink. southaat comer TNTentv-'ourth und H'h nfton Phorm 6L CHIROPRACTOR Dr. Heber J. McKay. Chiropractor 212 Co' Hudson Building 3241 CARPENTER AND JOBBER F. StrupplcK. crp-nter and Jobber 15? Twenty third. Phonel018. 2519 CARPET CLEANINO K Var Kar.ipen for upholstering, rar peta cleaned altered and 'a'd- Remuklng of maftresaaa Phone 27J:2-J. Expert carpet cininic. naitreas renovating-, upholstering. and springs re stretchfd. Cal" E. J. Hampton Co.. Feathei rrnovatinr Phone 25S6-W CITY JUNK HOUSE Phone 133 ::;(.Jo Washington Ave 79 CHOP 8UEY AND NOODLES Marauba tt Co leading JapaacM rea taurent In Ogden 273 24th St ORE8SMAKINQ- DRESSMAKINO and silk shirts mnde to order. Phono 109.-, M Thlr'leth :t '2753 DRESSM AKtrjO. HEMSTITCHING AND PICOT EDGE The Lighthouse. 24.'..' Wruhlniclon Ave, opposite th Plnsr or Lank Phone ." si Trompt service. ics CHILDREN'S sewing Phono 1440. 2646 Monroe Ave. 2840 DENTISTS The New Method Dentlr-t are special ists in all branches of Dtnttstry. 846M Washington Ave. J?0 ENGRAVING Ogden Engraving Service Co . maaers of fine cut In one or more colors 41 Twent y-fdurtfi street Fhone 463. LIFE INSURANCE Geo. D Bennett, corporation and croup Insurance a specialty. Phone 184-W. 1514 Al.-x. II Iffoyee, resident ag'nt New York Elfe Insurance Co 442 Binford avenue Phone 1467 and 1077 sC7 JUNK AND HIDES Western Hide St junk Co.. 223 Wash ington Av. Phone n Ogd. n I jnk House ibitl Uoshlnirton Ave Phon? 210 PAPER HANGING Papei hanKini;. pnnnc. kalomlnlnK. paper cleaning Reasonable 3220 B 2866 REAL ESTATE Wlllard Kn. real estate and loan 2474 Washington Ave Phone 409 U74 SCAVENGER I Garbage ard rubbish hauled, cesspools and tolk-ts cleaned. John Chipp & Co. Phone S28, 2348 Hudsoti Avrnuo. 973: TRUNKS AND BAGS Tmnk and ba replrlnn. round cor ner from Standard. Oallacher's. '373 Hud-on- jiij WALL PAPER CLEANING ECALSOUINING and paper cleaning. Te 29-R-ll W, Mvord 3S6I Adams. 2481 WINDOWS CLEANED EXPERT vlndon and wall paDOr clean Inc. Anurlran Window Cleaning Ph T3? LEGAL NOTICES i In the Distil, t Court of the Second Judi cial District In and for the County of Weber state of I'tah In the Matter of the Estate of Joseph W Arave. Deceased I Creditors will present claim with vouchers to the undersigned e.t tho offh I of w R Bkeen. 4i2 Eccioa building Qg ! den. I'tah, on or before the 1st dn of September 1920 DORA ARAVE Administratrix. I W B. Skccn, Attorney for Administra i trlx j Date of first publication June 23. 1920, Date of lapt publication July -I. 1020.' In the District Court ol t!..- Sound Judl clal District In iind tor the Count of Weber state of Utah. In the Matter of the Estate of C. I. John fon: Deceased. Crt dltors will present claims with vouchers to tho undersigned at the office of W R Skeen. 402 E-. lea bulldlnn. Og den. I'tah. on or before the 1st day of September lf20 HARRY HALES Administrator. W, R. Skeen. AttOrnO) for Administrator. Date of first publication lune 23, 1920. Do to of last publication July 21. 1?20 PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP NOTICES Consult County Clerk or the Respec tive Signers for Further Information. NOTICE In the District Court of the Second Judi cial District. In and for Weber Oountv, State of I tab In P.e Application of Frank Has5on to Change His Name to Frank Von Mohr The petition of Frank Hason, praying that the court make and enter Its decree permitting him to change his name from Frank Haaeon to Frank Yon Mohr will be heard by Department 2 of said court on Monday, the 2nu da of August. 1920, at 10 a. m . In tho court room of said court at Ogdvn City, Utah Witness my har.ri and the seal of this court hereunto ufflxed this 29th day of June. 1920. WALTER N. FARR. Clerk, C. R HOLE! .CSWORTH. Attorney lor Petitioner. NOTICE TO CREDITORS The Bfltata of Jacob P Gibson. Deceased. Creditors will preeent their claims, with proper vouchers, to the undersigned, at office of J G, N illis. attorney. 31") Hudeon bull Ung. Ogden. L'tah. on or be fore September 1st. 1920 MAKSEEA S. GIBSON. Administratrix oi the estate of Jacob P. Gibson, Deceased J G. Willie, Attorney for Administratrix First publication June 16. 1320. 2687 j SENATE PROBERS RESUME CAMPAIGN FUND HEARING CHICAGO, July 7 Tho senate com mittee investigating pre-convention ex penditures resumed Its hearing hero today with Jacob Balder, Republican national committeeman from Mis souri, an the firat witness. Babler .who gave part of his testi mony in Washington last month, is the man who distributed tho Lowden cam paign fund in Missouri. He opened today's session by reading a 4000 word prepared statement itemizing his expenditures In ihe Lowden cam paign. He received 116.154. he said, ;. rol u. counted for expenditure 3 ol $16,621. Senator Kenyon, chairman of tho committee, is presiding at the session, which is expected to last three or four daya The full committee including Senators Reed, Spencer, Edge and , Pomerene is here. William Armstrong, Chicago law yer, presented a mass of documentary evidence which, he .-aid, "would prove) th.it Aitorn- tieneml A Mitchell Pal mer had abuaed the power of his of-( flee in order tu Influence delegates to the Democratic national convention." Mi. Armstrong told the committee the documents would show Mr. Pal mer had advocated pardons for crimi nals and prevented the gathering of evidence In cases whore there were charges of defrauding the govern ment. Senator Kenton said the committee' would decide later whether Armstrong shall be called as a witness. THEY'LL PROBABLY CALL niM SMITH TOLEDO Albln Stszysz. when tak ing out citizenship papers, asked if he could change his name. "Sure," BA.i the Judge, "what name shall I enter?" "Just leave off the last "s ." said Albln. so his name is now rr"ch simpler, ( TINTIC STANDARD HAS SHARP GAIN Shows Advance of 55 Cents to $3.70 Asked on the Salt Lake Exchange. Tlntir Standard was the feature of the trading this morning: on the Salt Lake Stock Ac Mining Exchange.; showing an advance of 55 rents overi I the close yesterday. This stock open t .1 el f3 30 on the first call. On the "ond call the first sale was regis-' Itered at tt 65 and it advanced stead-j iry up to 83.70. closing strong with' l ;tA bid and 83.70 asked. 2100; .shares changing hand" during the day. The rest of the market generally speaking waa a little more active than : n has been for some time. I Alta Tunnel brought 5c, Columbus rev il n nce.I to 4r.l-ic Howell was ! active ns high as 8c, New QUUC a ste.id m -r, Emma Silver brought le, Plutus changed hands nt 33 and 3 Sells brought 6c, Silver King I Coal, and Silver King Con both eh.ang- .1 hands at 81 45. North Standard j was steady at 3ic, and West Toledo , sold at 5c. I Quotation, furnished oxer prhnto wire Of J. A. Ifofle A Co.. Kcclea Building.) Eld Ask Alta Con .05Vi I .06 Albion 06 .074 I American Con oi'2 .12 I Alto Tunnel 04 jE .05 I I leaver copper . ... ooty ,oi'4 Elg Hill 031 O'.U I Mig Cottonwood 01 P.ulllon 03 .04 I Black Metals 054 .08 I Columbus Kexall .. .45 .46 Crown Point 03' .04 Colorado Con 034 .04 Cardiff 1 .30 1 85 1 rngon Con 16 20 Daly West 4 OL'Vi 4.1 Emm Crown Point .. .02 -02Vj E a t Tin. Con) ul .02 Beat Tin. Con 06 07 Eureka Mines 05 Eureka Lll 074 -08 Eureka Bullion . ... OS1, .0u Emma Silver 06 4 .07 ! h'mplre Mints 04 .09 Gold Chain 06'2 Grand Central 36 I Howell 07 Vi .08 'Iron Blossom 26' .29 iron King 202 -24 Judge Mining 1.80 6.00 Kennebec 10H: Keystone . . ...... .76 ' .86 I eonora 01 1 - Lchl Tintlc OS 08 May Day 02 l2 03 Miller Hill 02 Mammoth 30 .65 .Moscow OJ .08 Michigan-Utah oj .0314 North Stan 031 .01 New Quincy 05 -5Vi Opohonfo 0094 .01 Naildrtver 68 Blutus 33 3 1 Prince Con .. .31',j ,S2M provo 04 04t4 I'aloma .01 1 Rico Argentine 03 Kleo Wellington . .. .18V 20 Sells 06 07 Va SU. King Coal'n .... 1.15 1 . 50 811. King Con 1.42 1 47V. Sioux Con 03ra . .04 ' South Hecla 92 1.00 South Standard 15 Sliver Shield 31 ' 32 T;n Baby 03 y& 0T Tintlc Central oi1 04 Tintlc Standard . ... 3.672 3 70 Utah Cons 01 " 01 Onion Chief 05Vi 08 West Toledo 05 .05 '4 Walker I. OS 3 10 vVobdlan n 05 .10 S ankee 02.4 . 03 Zurna 15 19 Empire Copper . .30 Columbus Kcxall 200 at 45c; 200 at 4 r; 100 at 441-2c. Howell -500 at 7c. 1000 at 7V6c. May Day 5000 at 2Vc. Mlchlgan-1 tah lOOO at 3'ic. New Quincy 6000 at 54c. Nalldtiver 100 at 7oc. Emma Silver 4000 at 7c. Eureka Bullion 2000 at Jr Rico Wellington 900 at SVfcc. Sells 3000 at 6c Silver King Coal. 100 at $1.45. Silver Shield 200 at 31 ,.. Tar Baby 500 at 3ic SioO at 3'-c Tintlc Standard 100 at $3.30. Closing Sales. Alta Tunnel 5000 at 5c Columbus Kexall 100 at 45 c. Crown Point 500 at 3c Howell 600 at 7CJ 2500 at 7c 2500 at Sc. Leonora 1000 at lc, 1000 at lVc Emma Silver 1000 at 7c. Plutus 800 at 33Hc, 200 at 33c Sells 100 at 7c. Bilver King Coal. 200 at $2. 4 5 Silver King Con. 500 at 11,46 Silver Shield 100 at 3lVtc. Xorth Standard -1000 at 3c. Tintlc Standard 200 at $3 GO. luo at T3.55; 200 at J3 62V: 200 at $3 65. K. ll.-r 10 DM) at $3.67v. 1000 at $3. 70; 100 at J3.671-, seller 10 days West Toledo 1000 at 5c. AMERICAN BANKERS WILL FLOAT BIG SWISS LOAN NT.W YORK. July 7 An American banking syndicate which hast been ne gotiating a $25,000,000 loan to Switzer land, today announced its completion and the details of Its terms by which a new Issue of Swiss goernment twenty-year bonds are being offered in thli cluntry at par and Interest Tlo bonds, maturing July 1. 1930, are declared to bo non-callublo until 1930, after which thc will be calla ble at 105 and Interest, through opera tion of an annual sinking fund of $1. 000,000. The proceeds of the loan are to be used In the United States as part of a program for gradual electrification of the Swlsa government railway, it wan stated. The bonds bear eight per cent interest. OGDEN LIVESTOCK MARKET. Cattlts Receipts 18; cholco heavy steers $9. 10.25; good steers $89; fair steers $7f)S. choice feeder steers $6.50(7.50; choice cows and heifers 7 Q J; lair to good cows and heifers 1607; cutters $4fj?5; canners $3'. 3.76; choice feeder cowa $5&6, fat bulls $6f&.6: bologna bulls $4 ($6, veal calves $9 10. Hogs Receipts none; bulk of sales $ 1 3 . 2 5 1 4 Sheep Receipts 13 2. choice lambs I10Q11; wethers $7 8; fat ewes$9 b . feeder lambs $lu'i 11 ArrnalK Baile and Company, At- kinson, Utah, 1 car sheep; Thomas Stanton, Glen Allen, in , 1 car regis tered cattle; Hyrum Green, Blackfoot. Ida.. 1 car cattle. POTATOES. CHICAGO July 7 Potatoes steady; receipts 37 care; southern triumph $6 25 6. 75, cobblers $6.506.75; early Ohios $6.507.00: eastern cob-blei-s batrels 111 00 12.25. LONDON RATES. LONDON.July 7. -Uar silver 52'. -d per ounce. Money 4 per cent. Discount rates: Short bills 64 per cent, three month bills 6 per cent. STOCKS HIGHER ! IN WALLSTREET- Lower Money Rate Leads to1 Most Active Session in Several Weeks. NEW YORK. July 7. The recent trend of prices in th stock market.' .ased mainly upon the ntter mone tary conditions, was resumed at the opening of today's session. Interest; continued to center In oils, steels, efUlpnnts and shippings, with fur ther neglect of transportation shares, foremost features embraced Mexican i and Pan-American Petrolums, Texas' company. Replogle, Vanadium, Bald- ! Win ami American Locomotives, Gen- .'ml MotOn, S'.romberg. L'nite.l States Rubber Marine preferred und I'nlted i'rnlt. Gains in these shares and sun- , Idry specialties ranged from large frac-I itlons to 114 points Ralls participated In the further' general edvemce of the forenoon, the entire list being stimulated b the I 'broadest buying In several WScka This 'was rt f loeted In the first hours' deal- ; .ngs. which approximated 300,000 j shares, or more than the total turn I over of numorous recent sessions. Ca jnsdtan Pacific rose almost throe points and Southern Pacific, Atchison. Nor folk & Western, and Louisville 4t Nashville gained 1 to 1 Chemical nn.l paper shares also advanced sub stantially with motor sc cpj'surles The eight per cent opening rate for call money was the lowest initial quota tion thus far ibis month. Activity abated at mlddav although call money eased to 7 per cent but the scopo of the market was not affected. Steels, equipments and oils made note worthy additions to early advenC4 and coppers responded to a fair in- pilrv Improvement In rail? extended to New York Central and Baltimore and Ohio l; YORK STOCK LIST, t Last Sale 1 Allis-Chalmers 39 American Beet Sugar 93 American Can 42 American Car 61 Foundry 141 American Hide A l eather pfd . American International Corp. . . 894 American Locomotive . 101 '.j American Bmeltlng a.- Refining.. 6i7s American Sugar 125 American Sumatra Tobacco II71 American T. & T - 93 American Woolen 100 Anaconda Copper 57 Atchison 80 lAtl.. Gulf & W Indies 166 Baldwin Locomotive 125 Baltimore & Ohio '. 1 1 v Bethlehem Steel "B" 92 Canadian Pacific 116 Central Leather ... 6S' Chandler Motors 104 Chesapeake & Ohio 53 '...ago. MM, & St. Paul .... 33 i.K ago. K I & I'uC .17 Chine Copper 30 Colorado Fuel ft iron 30 Corn Products 97 Crucible Steol 159 Cuba Cane Sugar 54 Erie 11 General Electric 111 General Motors 27 Vt Goodrich Co 64 ; Groat Northern pfd 70 Great Northern Ore Ctfs -. . 36 Illinois Central 82 Inspiration Copper 52 International Paper . 78 Kennecott Copper . 27 Louisville NaahylUe 101 Maxwell Motors 2 5 Mexican Petroleum 197 I Miami Copper !0B I Middle States Oil 3 1 i M Id vale Steel 43 MI80url Pacific 25V New York Central 69 N Y . N II & Hartford 80 Norfolk .4 Western 90 Northern Pacitic 71 Oklahoma Prod. & Rof 4Vi I Pan American Petro'.eum 107 '8 I Pennsylvania 39 I'eoplu'a Gtifl 85 Pittsburg and West V.i 29 Ray ""onsolldated Copper 16 Reading 87 Rep. Iron & Steel 96 Royal Dutch, N. V 1 l I Shell Trans. v. Trad 7ti Sinclair Con. Oil . :c ! Southern Pacific i... 93 Southern Railway in Standr.rd Oil Of N. J. pfd 104 studebakei Corporation 76 Tennessee Copper . 10 Texas Co. . 4 7 Texas A Pacific 41 ! Tobacco Products 71 Transcontinental on 16 ; Union Pucific . 111 IT. S. Food Products 7' " U. S. Retail Stores Si U. S Ind. Alcohol 96 United States Rubber 100 United States Steel :i Utah Copper 68 W esllngho.ise Electric 60 wuiy's Overland 19 American Zinc. Lead and Sm. .. 1 IB I Butte. & Superior 27 Calu. Petroleum 33 Montana Power 60B ShattuCk Arizona 9 M IN E M RM .T. NEW Y'iKK, July 7 Mercantile paper 7 64 8 per cent. Exchange Irregular; sterling 60 day bills 13.894; commercial 60 day bills on brinks ..'. 8', commercial 60 dav bills $3.89; domund $3.91; cables $4 . 94 Francs. Demand S.58c. cables 8 . 60c. Belgian franca: Demand 8.98c. ca bles $9 . 00c. Guilders- Demand 35.25c; cables 35 27c Lire: Demand 6.00c. cables 6.02c Marks. Demand J 63c; cables 3. 64c. New York exchange on Montreal 12 per cent discount. Go eminent bonds irregular; rall I road bonds firm. Time loans strong; 60 days, 90 days land 6 months 8 per cent. Call money steadv. high 8 per cent; I low 7 per cent, ruling rate 8 per cent; closing bid 7 per cent; offered at 8 per cent; last loan 7 per cent. Bank acceptances 6 per cent ME7TAL MARKET. NEW YoRK, ,Iul 7. Copper isteady; electrolytic s. t and third! quarter 19c. Iron steady; unchanged. Tin steady; spot July and August $48 50. Antimony 7 . 75c. Lead nominal; spot and July offered at 8.0 0c. i Zinc quiet. East St. Louis delivery spot 7 . 50c bid I At London' Spot: Copper 87 10s: I electrolytic 105; tin s.2 17 I6e lead 34 5s; zinc 41 15s. LIBERTY BONDS. N BW YORK, July 7 Liberty bond final prices today were; 3s 91.60, first 4s 8.10; socond 4s 85.50; first 4s 86.60; second 48 '85.60, third 4 89 64; fourth 4'4s 85.90; Victory 3s 95. 86; Victory 4s 95.90. NICKEL PER RAT IS PRICE OFFERED BAN FRANCISCO Pago the Pie,) Piper, San Francisco has offered to pay five cents for every rat delivered dead or alive, at the U, S. Public Ser vice Bureau. Bubonic plague li fear. d. READY TO OPEN I WHEATTRADiNG I Eight Leading Exchanges Will Resume Future Dealings I On July 15. CHICAGO. July 7. Plans for rs opening trade in wheat futures on July 16 virtually were completed at a meet ing of a committee of sixteen reprc sentlng the elirht lending grain ex changes of the country. An advisory committee of thirty-one. composed of representatives of all wheat Interests, was expected to approve thn rtcom mendatlons of the exchange committer at a meeting here today. Pew changes were made in the com mlttec pinna decided upon several which provide fur trading H In December delivery at the start. Should It be deemed advisable to trade In n delivery earlier than De ctmber. the proposal will be consld ered by the exchange committee. Itepresentattves at today's meeting said the various grain exchanges wera preparing for a re-opening of the mar ket after three years suspension. Chi cago exchange rules provide for dc- rH livery of a large nunibsr ot grades, and other exchanges arc planning to Ohangs their rulss providing for the delivers Of No. 3 grades of wheat on contract at .1 penalty of flvo OSOtl a Minneapolis. Dululh and ICansas CltJ posted the proposed changes for adop Itlon Minneapolis will make its con tract grade No. 1 northern spring I wheat, with No 2 northern deliverable at two cents less and throe at seven cents under the No. 1 or five cents below the No. Winter wheat Is to be made deliverable on contract at Minneapolis at five cents under spring With the penalty for the other grades on the same basis. CHICAGO LIVESTOCK. CHICAGO. July 7. 1 United States Bureau of Markets 1 Cattle Receipts H 8OO0 market active, steers steady to 26c higher; top $16.75 On yearlings; bulk I1S.25O16.I10; good tirades she stock firm, others steadv. bulls .-leady; calVes 25c higher, bulk $11 . 00j 12. 5u; stockers steady to 26c higher. Hogs Receipts 17.000; market strong to 16c higher; belter grades light and light butchers up most; top $16 00; bulk light and light butchers j $ 1 ." . 50 'ii if, 90, bulk jf.O pounds and over 111. 50O1S. 40; pigs 26 to 50c higher; bulk $12. 75& 13.60. Sheep Receipts 12,000; good and choice fat lambs steady, others steady; t... natives. $14.50, western $15.60; sheep strong, feeder lnmbs and year lings 25c higher; cholco feeder year lings $9.50. CHII t;o GRAIN, CHICAGO, July 7. New strength developed In the corn market today based on opinions that a reaction was due aftei tht recent sharp decline. Bulls pointed out that prices in somw cases were neatly 20 cents under last week's top figures. Commission house buying quickly absorbed the offerings m l started a general upturn. Open .nr. Uol:. which ranged from c Of! lb 1C advance, with September i 1 . 69 to 1.60, and December $1.46 lo 1.46. were followed by moderate gains all around. Oats tended upward with corn. Af ..p.'iiing unchanged to c higher, including September XI lo 81c, tho market continued to harden. Provisions were responsive to the strength of gam and hogs. Lard In I articular advanced steadily EXICAGO FLTLRES. CHICAGO, July 7 Open High Low Closo Corn Sept. $1.69 1.63 159 1.60 I Doe I II. Is', LIS 14.',".. BSSSSSl Oats Sept ol .81 .80 .80 Dec. .78 -79 .77 .77y4 Pork 'July 27.62 Sept. 20.00 80.80 29.60 29.62 Lard July 18. (6 18.65 18 36 18 35 Sept 19.20 L9.45 19.16 19.20 . Eul) 1 6. '.o is. 6.' 10:60 16.60 Sept. 17.40 17.60 17.37 17.37 t --ll I'liK I s. CHICAGO, July 7. - Wheat No. 2 Pl red 12.75; No. : hard 2.77g2.78. I Corn No mixed $1.64 it 1 .06. No. g vi 1 .0 7. 1 Kit: white $1 "5'0'1.08, No. White 1 live No. 4 $2 1 Barley $1 .31 1 . 40. Timothy M'ul $ 1 . 0" j 12 00 Clover seed S6 "' a 5.00 Pork nominal. H Lard $13-30. Ribs $16 KANMs t ;iv LIVESTOCK. KANSAS CITYj Mo., July7. 1 I'nlted States Bureau o" Markets.) Cattli Receipts 9500, beef steers ac live, steady; top $16.65; bulk, good 'and choice corn fed $16.2516.50; she-stock strong to 25c higher; calves steady to 50c higher; cholco vealers $ 1J . 00O 13 . 00; other clashes mostly Hogs Receipts S000; market tin even, generally 1 0 (ft 1 5c higher; top I $15.80. bulk heavy and medium $15--l .-,.65, bulk light $15.0015.50 Sheep Receipts 5000; sheep Steady; bulk fat native ewes $6.00f 6.50; lambs steady to 86c higher, top natives $15.00; Arizona $14 . 50, Idaho feeders $10.25. OBffAHA LIMCSTOCK. OMAHA, Neb., July 7 (I'nlted States Bureau of Markets.) Hogs Receipts 9000; market steady to 25c higher; top $16 30, bulk $13 S53 'attle Receipts 5500- beef steers and butcher stock generally steady, close weak on medium grade tjteers, best beeves $16.30; stockers and feed era steady. Sheep Receipts 13.000; lambs un evenlv higher, bulk western lambs held at $1 4 25 to 14 50; sheep and feeders strong. NEW YORK SUGAR. NEW Vi'UK. July 7. Raw sugar steadv. centrifugal IS. 66c. refined steady, fine granulated 22 . 00 8 24 . 00c. Futures were firmer a..i prices at midday wet 10 to 25 points higher in sympathy with the steadiness In raws, although there was only a very SH BITTER AND EGGS. CHICAGO, luly; 7. Butter lower; Eggs higher; receipts 35.807 cases, B firsts 40ty41Cj ordinary firsts 354 987c; at mark, cases included, 38 O M 40c; storage packed extras 43c; stor- 1 age packed firsts 4 2 Y 4 2 1 4 Poultry alive unchanged sH T IINNEAPOLlS MINNEAPOLIS. July 7 Flour un changed. I Bran NEW YORK SILVER VEW YORK. July 7. Bar silver, domestic. 99c; foreign 91 c; Mexl tan dollars 69c. OO ; H The world's present production of H silver is estimated at about 200.000,- 1 000 ounces annually. H