I MINING STOCKS
I REMAIN STEADY
I Trading Lacks Variety and Vol
II ume. Attracting Little
Attention
The trading In mining stocks on th
flflfl salt La k Stock & Mining Exchange
HHJ ittracted little attention rhm morning,
flflfl the sriles lacking variety and volume
flflfl Album remained stationary, veiling
a 11 nni M1;. Eureka Lily sold
HHB jooo there at 8c, with Columbus Re
HHH mi trading ISOO shares el and
HHB
HH Howell advanced Might p -eiiing as
flflfl l.'gh a i)' ihix morning.
HHB Tintic Standard remained the same
H yesterday Nf iinm shares .11
HHH it,9S. Bllver King Coal sold at 1 M
HHH ind i v 7 while Sllvei Kin Con,
H i Bded 500 shan jl.OO
IT Aim con . 02'i J iiS'i
HHH
HHH Vmerlcan on 02 V4 3
HHfl Aim Tunnel 05 Vi
HHfl Hig Hill OS ....
Bullion 03
HHH Black Metals 08 .03
HHH Columbus Rexall .. .3i;'.
HHH Point 034 .05
HHfl Colorado Cot "3
HHH 1 Mitral Kureka 01 Vi .02
HHfl Cardiff 1 3d 1.40
HHB Dragon Con 0T';
HHH I aJy . 00
HHH i'.hhi drown 1 'fin 1 . '1 1 -4 ;02
1 I . -I Tin 1 ... I , ' 1 '
HHH Kast Tin. Con .07
HHH Eureka .Mines 03 . 0 4Vi
HHH Eureka Lily
b re k n Bullion n4
Km ma Silver .03 . "3'v
Empire .Mines osy .04
HHH Howell
fl Iron Klossom -''i
(run King 10
HHH Judge Mining 3.15
HHH keystone .85
J 1 .nora .024-
Lt hi Tintic 06 no A
HHH Max Day
HHH .03
HHH Mammoth .. 1
HHH Moscow o. .10
HHH htgO n-1 h g . o3 4t .04
HL .'" h Stan
jgP
HHH 'poliongo OO'.j
HHH I lulus 20 -tSVsi
HHH Prince Con. 30 .31
flflfl I'rovo 0 1 04
T Rico Argentine "
HJ Rico Wellington .... 10
HHHj
HHH sii. King Coal'11 ... 1.95
HHH SilJ King Con 99 1 .
flflflj Sioux Con 0 1 '
HHH South 1 1 1
HHH South Standard 17 u is
HH Silver shield
HH Tar Baby .0114 .03
HH Tintic Central 0l' . oi-!
HHJ Standard ....2.95
H I 'i.'ih Cons 00
B Lnole Sam
B Victor , on
HHH I'niun Chief .04 !qT
HHH West Tolt-do 03"1, .07 I
HHHJ Walker .'3.00
H Wuodlawn 08 .09 "I
Yankee .01U
flflfli Zuma 0SU .10'
J Daly West 3.25 "
J Emp. Cop 45 I
i m 1 1 i 1 1 ii Sales.
J Black Metals 100 at 2c; 1000 at 214c
PPH Kureka r.oo at 6c
1 Col itex. lauo at 370 300 at 36,-c.
ppppvH Baal Crown Point loon at s,r. '
Hj Iron Blossom
H Lehl Tlntir
H Xalldrlver 100 .it
H Kmma Silver 4Q0 ui tCc.
1 Silver King Ceil 200 at jl 07'.
1 c inint Salt -
PififififJ Albion 1000 a( Mr: 300 at 1 I'-c
Big Hill 1094 at 8c.
Kureka Lily 600
Howell 500 at lOlfcc; ,,i n,
PPPJ rhl Tlntir loon a o',
Uureka Bullion 100
silsei King i'ojI I uu ,,t $l.9r..
H Silver -King Con 500 at $1 00
Silver Shield 500 at lSUc
ppB tintic Standard 550 at 12 or.
Went Toli.do 500
LOC l SECURITIES
pH Amu . .sgar j l3 -,(, $ a gq
ppHj Vinal. M.gar pfd ... 101.75 101
ppH '"ii W.igon lOL'.OO J03 50
BBBBBsi ' u-nt Securities .. )--n(J ,.,
pssBBBH i tan-iaaho Sugai ... s lhl
WTesi Cache Sugai . . 1 i
ppB Wyoming Sugar luoo
pH 2f22a v cl Vt6oi
PpHI Mrsl itunk
PpS Security State- Bank i4K..o"
ogden Packing ll'Si
PPPJ 15.
... ",ch Lo close
,,r- 2 0 2.tl .'17U
PH .Match 202-, 2.13 Z-.OoZ .ji2
PPH Corn
.so .ass sll.
Maj 9fU m'-sS
PPH OaU
bsssH iK, -57 .57 Mi
Ma ,0H 2
pppj
25.00
AO,x' 200
NOV. 20.17 tOtal 2n.l 0 25
Ian. 17.40 1 7 47 1 7
pH Ian. Iq.SO li.Sii io 40
i Hit ,u l
CHICAGO ".I i . sVhsence or es
ppfl vm.ii demand together with word ih.it
ppa goxernnieni irMure Vrts being
' broyghl to bear In Canada '
movement men i.
. iesuig t-ffert today on when lirir.
ppj her- Tr.ido wrf. er injd, , ,s lhjtM
mi any prior day this M k i ipening
'iiiotations. which ranged trom to
2o lower, with December 12.01 to
ft.0ti and Uarch 52-OS to 12.03;
Hj were follpwed by -iinht rally ami
ihrn bj ii Cfesh downturn lower than
ppM
j opening unchanged to 4c lower. In-
Hl rinding December at to 86c.
HR the market underwent a modcratr fur
fl ther sag
fl ' tiatn were relatively iiteady hut dull,
R Opening ' to lc higher. December
H 5fC and then relaxing a little,
j Higher quotations on nK- Strength-
Ill, I ened provisions
I VMI S KUEH.
ll: - ui :AQO, i-t i Wheal No. l
lllj hard 12 24io 2 2t; No. 2 mtx.-i 2.-
ppjl
Corn No. mixed K2 l? i :3 'tr . No.
V rllow 'i 3 4 'J 95
j oats No. 2 White 5 5 i Ii c; No.
7 ivhlt 14140 M
ia ; Rye No. 1 i ;',! i 71,
Htrle 90rjl
TiniothN seed $t.lOfl 50.
I ('lover seed 112 00 u "
j Pork sjomlnat.
H lir.1 320.72.
1 KHj 117. SOS) 1 5f
I m VORK Mix 11
v I s ' I K
J -ontinut-s nominal tn tin- ubseice of
s lUHnes.
Refined sugar Stead and unchatif'd
V on the basis of 11 cent Tor fine granr
g luted.
' Sugar future opened firmer on cqi -
III erlng and buying by trade Interest 5. At
V midday rlces fr 10 to 20 points
higher.
I
DOINGS OF THE DUFFS Olivia Breaks the Big New BY ALLMAN
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l APPRECIATES VUO I WfE ' THE VouWGTAM HE WATS ToGcT DP
! OTTO AUTO By Ahem . I
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hf WuuAveibm .wop M it lt.iVGooT, Y-.L' yv a4-- oRtHISRAootAy
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FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Alek Is a Smooth Customer By Blocser,
ILL ST. LIST :
MOVES UPWARD
General Advances Scored De
spite Higher Money and
Exchange Weakness
NEW FORK. Oct ! Foreign pe
troleums were the only noteworthx ex-
ceptlons to the higher trend of prices
SI th active opening of todai s stot K
market, the general ut malctng .ui
sple advances on .short covering. Beth J
lehem and Crucible steels, luldwin ftj
Atnrir.iit l.oromotl'.'cs . Strombtrg
Carburetor, Barrel! company. Central
Leather and Hide and Leather pr--ferred
comprised the firmer IsSue
with such rails ;is Union Pacific Nickel
Plate :itui Reading second preferred
Heaviness ol Royal Dutch and Shell
Transport, which opened a) losses of
a point, was attributed to more unet
;lement in t- Dutch markets.
Kesiirdlee of the 9 per cent open
ins and renewal rale for tall monev
and the weakneH of foreign exchange,
Induced largely by the threatened
strike of tin- British coal miners, the
market made further upward progress
idt.rlng the morning. Buying of Head
lug first and second pi ferred it gains
o ami 7 point attracted consider
able attention, other rails, rising 1 to 2
point;.' Oils recovered much of their
early lo.-.-i under leadership of the Mex
ican group, and motors m. els and
I equipments .shippinsw, tdbaccoi' legth
ieis and chemicals advs-nced 2 to
points ; in Roebliclt was conspicu
ous for Its contrary movement, dt
dining ' points
i Rail extended their gain at mtd
daj when , monej dropped ti H pel
. en: IVIaWare LackaWanO I
A extern advanced six points and Del
aware ,i iul Hudson N' York Centrl
Korfhern Pacific and Atchison ro.e I
to I1- The weak feafires included
Mercantile Marine, common n.l pit
ferred. a ml Texo ami Pacific.
t MM t.l I IV I VHH K.
CBipAOOi Ocl 15. (United state
Bureau of Market i Cattle Receipts
1.000: market dull, few sales made A
s'.-.i'i prices; 'oi 117.16-; bulk kooi!
and t.nrl v good xt-ers S 1 5 ;.'i rn 1 7. 4 a
' graasv kind dragg $9.00.0141.10; bul
cher rowj dr.iggy and uneven. 5.S0fJ
. ; common heifers weaker. Ban
ners 75i 4 25; hclogna bull t.Q0
I g.7fi ; cslves steady; holce ealer
i " 15-50; moKtly top $10.00:
'Mockers and feeder n:eacy: receipts
western ?ind anadlani US."", market
slow, steady.
Hogs Rerelpi. 1'.. market ac-
1 1 s B&OStl '5 to 2."c higher than e
! terday'n average, common grades up
mot. top 1 1 6.-00; hulk light umi bUl
chers I15.S0 le.SO; bulk packing
iw IM.r&'fJ :i 96; pigs mostlj sti nl
to E$c lower
Sheep Receipts 7. "on, fat tock
sleuU. top l.-nli :.'..''.. milk
; 1 1 1.00 i : .oo. moMlv choice w estern
or. .sale, beat quo able sit 10 top n i
tu WSS $5 "": bulk 5 :'5i 5 75.
sheep steadj
M Ml V I. IX I Mm l
i'Maha, i ct i5i United States
Bureau of Markets) Hog Receipt
iuOO; martlet active, strong to 10c
higher: hulk, medium and light butch
ers Si 4.rST 1 4.0; top $4.75; bulk.
'strong weight and packing grade
j tll.014.1l
Cattle KeceipL ,400. BlCCXS. veals
land bull otcadv . BtOclbSrS ..nd feed
jern dull, general quality of supplies
I common.
, Sheep -RaoalptS 7oo0 killing grades
ivirt top lamb $l.uo; fredinc
I Xr.de strorig: top feeding lamb
llZ.CO; feeding tMi $4 $J.
l X ORK "sT 1CK LIST.
Allis Chalmers if
American Beet Sugai
Americtin Can 3:5 Vfe
American Car Fdry ,.ia6
Ahferlcaii lllcfe V- Leather pfd. . 60
j American International Corp. 7S
I American Locomotive I'"1
American Smelting A Uef'g. . . 59"
American Sugar - . 103't
I Am Sumatra Tobacco i ex div i . . X i
: Ain. i lean W dolen ,. - li
I Anaconda Copper i ex dlv .. 50'4h
Atchison xsS
All., Oulf v W Indies- 14rt
Baldwin LoconiOtlve 1 1 5 Va
Baldwin Locomotive .115IS(
Baltimore & thio 4S4
Bethlehem Steel "B' 7 1
Canadian faclflc . . . K'Sa
Central Leather 13 1
Chandler Motors 3'
phesapeake Ohlp gk1
Chhako Mil. and St Paul 4 4'i,i
Chicago R. 1. & l ac 39
Chino Cop -4 1
Colorado Fuel and Iron . . 34'Bj
Corn Products 83s.
Crucible Steel (ex iiv i . 130 1
'iilc Cane Sugar -.. .- II-'j
Krie
leneral Motors is
(ieneral Electric 1 4o I
ioodrii ho . 30fe !
Creat Xorthern -ifd S-
Great Northern "re tfs 3 44
Illinois entral 95
Inspiration Copper 43'n
Int. Uer Marine pfd . . 71
International Paper 75 'a:
Kennecott Copper . . . . '.'Ja4i
Maxwell Motors 3'n
Mexican Petroleum isi8
Miami Copper . 1S
Middle States Oil MVfe!
Mid vale steei i eX div 3s ;
Missouri I'aclflc 18
'.New York Central !2
N Y . N. II and Hartford ... . 34,
1 Norfolk d Western iul
Northern Paclfir v0i!
' 'klahom.i Trod & Kef 37-s
Pan American Petroleum 90 '
Penns) l ania . 4.t 3
People's ja 8!'4 '
: lilLsburg and West. Va; ... 37
Raj Consolidated t'opuer 1-V
' R adlpg .
ltep. Iron and Steel t ex divi ..78
Roval Duti hi . N Y so
Shell Trail Con OH 3I:a'
Sinclair Con. i HI . . I "
Southern Pacific 100
Southern Railway tity
Standard ill of N J pfd .. . 106
Stuilebaker Corp 58 -
TrnneaKCc Copper . . I
Texas Co 50 Vs
Texas and Pacific ... 1 9
Tobacco Products 67-)
I'ranacontlnenta 'n ... u
1 IllOri Pacific 127 '-j
I' S. Pood Product .. 4!1!
V. 8. Retail Stores -- 7t-
V S. Ind Alcohol 85
Pnlieil Slate Rubber "'x div i . 771,
VnltCd State Steel $8
I'tah Coper
vV'tstlnghouse Bleetrlc i7
Willy's t Hei I tn.l . 1 I j,
American Zinc. Lead and Sm. . llL,P.
Butte and1 Superior '.. 16
CalS. Petroleum" 27
N'ontaiM Power f,6
ShstlUjC) Arizona 8
Pure ll Jt
K N x C1T UTESTOCK
KANSAS CITY. uct. lv5. United.
States Bureau of Markets) Cittle v
Ftecelpis 1.700; all classen ateady ; steer
sale $7 5o15.75. few ;ot she stock
.u'rt I 00; common to rood ca'nners
M Msj I ll cholct vesJers, $15. Oo.
Hogs Receipts SOW; market active
i to 25c higher: moti .5. higher ;J
top 1 4 '" bulk of aalen ii 4 50 15.40 1
Sheep Receipts none, marget nam.
ilnal.
Bl MIR M I (.(.
CHICAGO, i i 15 -Butter easy:
' creamer 45 4 5 2 c:
Ltrg lower; receipts 4.61 .cae!.
Ifirat 57tai ordinary firats 5I'.'
. 0 54c: at mark, case included 545t).
standards 59 04r: storage pnck- ,1
ifirstn "iOStt ttc; refrigerator flrai
4 KsJ ri'2i
j Poultry Tower, general run Jlc:
i springs 24c. turk f 1
JENNINGS QUITS
DETROIT TEAM
Famous Pilot of Tigers May
Join New York Amer
icans, Is Rumor
DETROIT. Mich. Oct. 15
Hughey Jennings today tendered hi
resignation as manager of the Detroll
baseball club, tb take effect immedi
ately The letter of resignation was re
ceived by Frank J. Navln', president of
the club, this noon In it Jennings
declared that he had studied lip- brise
iball situation and felt that a change
Would be beneficial both to the club
and lo himself.
Jennings became manager of the
Detroit Americans In 197. piloting the
team to a prnnant In that year and
the two succeeding seasons.
President Navln said today that
while he had anticipated the resigna
tion he had no announcement to make
at present regarding Jennings' suc
cessor. NEW YORK. Oct. iv- 'the repori
that Hughey Jennings had geslgned
as manager of the Detroit team re
vived rumors here that h'e might find
i similar berth with the New York
Americans before the openine; of 'he
l'.'Jl season
At the offices of the local club. It
was stated that Messrs. Ruppert and
Huston, owners of the team, wire fn
the south on a business trip
Jennings came to Detroit from I he
Baltimore club of the Eastern league.
I N1QU1-: METHODS
His unique coaching method! .ire
said by baseball men to hi. hpen
largely responsible for the Champlon
ship successes Of lhe Tiger- In HM 7.
190S and 1909: Jenings' gcass pull
ing, leaping and yelling; on the coach
ing line made him s not iile ,'i-"ir i i
baseball, h having; Introduced this
oie.ooo VI ?iu. I ins UU i I i ir.i" I
efforts
A large number of basebjl :.-ir..
Including Cobb. Mush and '. U' h wen
developed h- Jennings.
OGD1 S l l ESTOCfi M VRK1 I
Cattle Receipts S2; t'holqe heavy
steers JScOOOjM.O" good ste. rs .7.ii"'(i
mi fair steers 15 uoftti.50; choice
feeder steers t0.00j 7 00; choice cows
and heifers $b."0 ',7 f, 50 . r.,u g,,,,.i
cows and heifers $5.00 i 6.00 : cutters
14.00 S 4.50, caiiner $3.00 6 3.50:
choice feeder cows SI.0O4U5.OO. fat
bulls $4.0Ufi 4.5". bologna luijl- )
S 4.0': veal caivc. $9 .oo :.
Hogs Receipt none; Choice fat
hogs 175 to 250 pounds $13.0013.75.
bulk of .sales $13 231 13.50. feeder
hogs II 1.00 12.00
Sheep Receipts 311 Choice lambs.
l:00 SJ 10.50; wethers iCOO 96.75; fa'
awes M.ttfj S 00 fet der lambs !
i" ""
RRI Ls
M L. Atwood. Currie. Nev., carload
of cattle.
. K. odgers. Currle. Nev.. 2 car
loads cattle.
I Mil RT RUN Ms.
NEW YORK. Oct 1--Llberty bonds,
closed :
3Vfc' $92.40: ftnrt 4's $89.30; second
I'm $89.10: first 4'V $89.70; second
1 , s f K! t . Ihlr.l I 1 . - Soi s., i,,,,ri h
ili'l lt..tl: VI. tors t4'a in I.'.
V "tctorv 4 ,'m $ leti.OS.
I.UN IX S R 1 1 -
LOXDOK, Oct. 11. Bar silver BSdl
per ounce.
Mone unchanged.
Itlscount rates: Short bills
per cent; thre month bills I t I -1 fj
I V per i ent-
LEU1 BOLLES OF SEATTLE
MADE LEGION ADJUTANT
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind.. Oct 15.
Li in if I Molles. of Seattle Wash., has
been re-appointed national adjutant of
Up- Anient. in Legion for the coming
year, it was announced ut headquur
ters of the American Legloh here to
day. MKTAl MORltET.
NEW YORK. Oct 15 Copper
weak; electrolytic spot and fourth
quarter lOfifi 17c.
iron dull, unchanged
, Tin wpak; spot and nearby $3S 25.
futures $39.00.
Antimony, lead and slnc'unchanged.
At London: Spot copper 92 15s:
.1.-. liolvtt. i 1 " I ; tin . 24 5. lead 34
17s 6d.
P( I VTOS.
CH1CAU' . i id. 15 Potatoes steady
receipts 66 cars; Idaho rurals sacked
I2.100X.-410; Minnesota and Wisconsin,
sacked ami bulk $1 6m4j 1.75; South
l.iakota and Minnesota early OhlOS
bulk 91.656)1.76.
NEW VORK SILVER.
NEW Yi'RK. Oct 15 Bar silver.
donie.stir, unch.i iiyi d ; foreign &23c.
Mexican dollars 62,0.
A London coroner has retired with
a record of .'S.O'iO inquests in his :
. i n of service.
American Woman
Is Arabian Captain
raBBBBBBsJsV' A
HtPW Y i ) R K Word ha been re
ceived her.- by Red I'ross officials that,
Mlas Anna Fisher of New York, for
merly a Red roa worker in France.
mil who is now with the Near East
relief workers in Svrla, has been made
a toll-tie. it- ' captain in the Arabian
army of Prince Pclsal. at Damascus-li--
ngher l-s In charge of the lad US'
tn.ii edtti itlon of women and children
in Damascus Although th French
hi..- d p..s4 .1 Print e l-'elfal. the
Pfii-ce's nrniN is saltl to b virtually
Intact. i
MONEY M VRKJET
NIOW 70RK, Oct 15 Prime mer
ca'ntllt papi t unchanged.
I Exchange weak.
Sterling. Dema'tnl $3.46AS, t:.ble:)
:J3.47 .
Francs: Demand R.47c, cabled
,6 49c.
Belgian francs: Demand 6.85c; ca
b Ic-s O.S7c.
tiuilders Demund 30. 80c; cables
; 30 . 90c
Lire: Demand ff.SSc; cables 3.87c
M.nks Demand l.-lCc; cables i.44c.
tlreece. Demand S . ti7.
N. w York exchange on Montreal
i9 13-16 per cent discount.
vime loans stead) . unchanged,
Call money strong; high t percent;
low 6 per cent, ruling rate per rent.
closing bid 6 pe: cent : offered at 7
per cent; last loan 9 per cent
PROhATE AND
GUARDIANSHIP NOTICES
Consult County Clerk or me Reipee.
tive Signers for Further
Information.
NOTICE.
Estate of Bodll C Chrintoffcrscn l !
resseq.
The petition of David .Fenson. praylnfc
r?.!11, "d-mlsslon of will to probate of
I to-Ill I I 'III I lof fet -op, il.s.B.'.-d ,.,,,1 f.M
in.- Iss.iani - of leit.-iH testa nven tw i . to
him as the executor of the last will and
testament of said deceased, in the abort
nulled matter, has been set for hearlnc
before Hon A. W. Aceee. Judce. on Mon
Oay, tJlC IStn dAv of October, 1320. at two
2i o'clock p, m. at the count)- court
house, in the court room of said court. In
Oirden City, Weber Count). Utah.
Witness the t lerk of aald court, with
I the yeal thereof ufflxe-i, In! Otli dav of
1 1, tol-er. 1 r2"
WALTER N. KARR. Clerk
By Acnej Smith. Deputv Clerk
Hants & Jcnson Attorneys for Ptitlon'et
i Sen 1 1 ,
NOTICE.
J Estate of Rebecca Farrell Cannadv. Mr
ceased.
The pel it inn 0f Brnejj Cannad) foi
letters testamenlarv . In the above entll
I'-d malter. has been set for hearing he
fore Hon. a. B. Pratt. Judge, on Monde)
the isth dav of October. 1920, at ten (10)
lo'rlock n in . at lhe county court house-,
ui the . oui t rooni of said court, in Ogdtn
City. Webei County, i'tah
Witness. th: clerk of said ourt. with
'be .ical ll f affixed, this dth ,.
October. I $20
'v ALT Lit . PARR Ciee
' . rne Smith. Meputv ClerV
:W. H Reeder. Jr.. Attorne.v for Petitioner
(Seal) mi
' i
NOTICE
L?tnt, oi Predericli BvaretL Me. aaaed
Tht petition of State Bank of Chloiso.
Illinois, for letters of administration sril ,
the w III annexed. In the above entitled
mattet. has been i-et for hearing before
Hon . W gee. Judg-. on Monday, the
IHth day of October. 1920. at two f5)
o'clock p. ni . nt the county ourt bouse.
In the court loom of said court, in QS
vn-n t'ltv. . 1..-1 Count. I'ish.
Wltnees. the clerk of said i-ourl. with
the seal thereof afflxod. this Cth da of
Orlobci, IMQ
w.vi.TKR N PARS, Ctsrh
By Agnes Smith. Deput Clerk.
;DeVine. Stine A Gwilllam, Attorne)s for
Petitioner
ilSeal) ;lj
NOTICE.
l-lte of Ullllsni P Helsley. Decease1
The petition of Vida G Royle. for let
tera of administration. In the sbove emit!
led matter, has been et for hearing- be
fan Hon, v. W, e-. Judge, on Mondav
the 11th da) of 0 to!er 1120. at two (J
o'clock p. in., at the county court house.
in the ruuri room of said court, in Osr
den fn Wi l-i - i v.unt t i.ih.
K S. Karnsworth. Attorney for Petltipner
Witness, lhe clerk of said courx with
the seal thereof affixed, this 6th div of
October, ny
WALTgB N. PAitK, '"P-rtc
Bv Acnes Smith. Deput Clerk
lSeU ni .
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In the DSStltel Court of the Second Judi
elal Distrit t. In anti for the County of
Wajter. State o4 ftah
In the Matter of the Estate of Olon H
VI Ui i i. . . . .. d
Creditors of the estate of Glen H. Mark,
deceased, will prejimt thalr claims toaetk
er with vouihtr. to the undersigned ad i
1 LEGAL NOTICES
mlnisftrator at the law offices of t.'hes 4c
Lai I e, i, I Ko-tnif In" 0 4n.' lo l I 11 -1 Ni. fJU I
' tlonnl Bank building. Ogden. I'tuh. on, M
! or before the iMh day of February, I9A. BwB
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Adminlsti.itoi Hrf
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NOTICE a
Bstata and Ouardlanship of Glen Dee Lufl
M-ii-4." I ii i neon i P. U .id. Mail; andHni- RS
old James Mack. Minors bB
The petition of Edith Mee i;i.en for let IH
tera of guardianship of the person and
it-state of the abbve named minors. In ths 1
attove entitled mutt.r. has be.-n set lor H
bearing on Mondav. the 1 Sth dav of Ox BHI
I tober. 1920. at JO o'clock a. m. at th fBH
county court houe. In the court room ol BH
said eourt. In Ogden City, Weber Countv 'BH
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Witness, the t lerk of said court with LBVj
lhe schI thereol ufflx-d. this Gth tia ol iBBi
October, I9S0
WALTER N. PARR, Clerk BBj
By Agnes Smith. Deputv flerk PB1
' "" Borke Attorney) toi Petition BBi
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tVOTICE TO CREDITORS
rhe Estate of William c. Robinson, De Bv
Creditors of the ahove entitled estat4 WD
wl ' 1 tb ell Inline vvltl, prop, 'l
vouchers, to the undersigned at the of BB0
flee ; of J. G Willis, si-, Hudson building B$
Opd. n l tah pn or before the 15th day ol ?!
December. lrrjO. Wag
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Vdnilnistralor oi the Rauta ol Willlan fi
... Robinson, Meceased Bf
I mi tu 1 .1 1 ntlon i . tot,.. i BBfi
NOTICE TO CREOITORS I
J.stnte of Thorns I Bwabi and Ascnath BBB
CredUors will present claims mih BH
vouchers to the U..d,:r.oM,.d at .be of,u" BBfl
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VO. Horn. Attorney for Estate. 3?3 BBB
NOTICE. BBB
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lnes SUrk. Lsrepe Stark and h-A 8 lark BBB
Minors. BJ
riie t.ct,tlc, ,.f I-:dlih I, Staik for let- Bl
tcrs of guardiaiiMbip. m the above entit- BBB
t.-d matter, h i...n r( r, hearing on BBI
Monda. ihi ltli do ol o.tohei r BBI
at two i2 o'clook p m it ih- county BBB
tour? bou.se. in the -.nut room of said BBfl
.ourt. in OgdeB Citv. W, l , CODgfa BBB
Witness, the cb rk of said court with Hi
the cul tbcirof it f fixed, thi (th dav of BBfl
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W A I. TIP. S. PARR. lerk flflfl
By Agnes Smith. Denutv Clerk' flflfl
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NOTICE TO CRfDITORS flff
In lhe District 'ourt of th. rr.n,J Judl Bfl
ImI District, m and foi tin i'UUntv of flBM
Webei State of l lah
Ir. thi Matt. i ,,f he r!t' of Frank Tel- flflflj
'redltor of lhe eHje of Fisnk Telle Bl
son. deceased, will f.te lit thelj Uimn flflflj
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tlgned iidiniril-tm c n t tin f- L-
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Hrst Kaljnesal lUni. building Orden flsfll
ftah. on or before the mh day of De- flflfli
H. TLLLKSON. BflBl
VdminMtralor flflfli
Cbes 41 liaikr. Mining, foi AdnilnlstrM flflfli
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS I
Eatatje of ib-len C. I'nsnorth. Drccused flflflj
Creditors w Ih present their rlahr.i w ttlt HflBl
vouchers to the undersigned, at the office HflBl
Samuel C, Powell. 145 Bccles .u.iiing flflfli
Ocden I'tah. Ol -for. ,, )-(n dM .' iiH
Of Pebrua.v. 1)21.
8AMI KL I JWOB PH U
LzeCUtOI of the l.t WW and Testament flflflj
of Helen nuMoiih Iv-.essed flflfli
Samuel C, PoclI. Attomei fr the Rfc, flflfli
lale of first publication. Ol. Ut, f flflflfl
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
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redltora will prtwnt . lalms with HflaC'--
vouchers to the undersigned at the offl. flHLjal
c v .; Mor-i. P.ah National b,nk build . flTl
N'OHllA.V V. DRADP.I.K flHV
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A. G Horn. Attorn)- for Instate 5A HflJli.f