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10 ' THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINER SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 2
I SCIENCE OR RELIGION?
Six Leaders of Thought Debate Which
Shall Serve as Moral Guide
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I (Copyright, 1022, by NF.A Service.)
".-tn right and wrong be determine it
by test tube and microscope?
U. Shall moral Invvs of the future be
written from data complied In the
laboratory of the scientist instead of
" from anclont ethical tradition" hand-
V ed down in sacred books?
' The suggestion that morals be ink-
en from the field ot religion and
fj placed In the domain of science, :i-
i vanced i. Professor. William Morris
Davis, Phi Beta Kuppa orator at the
Harvard eomflasnccment, hac si
up nation-wide discussion mul has
become a center of conflicting opin
ions. Through NBA Service The Standard-Examiner
presents todaj opinions
f prominent scientists clergymen'
ml leaders of thought 'n Davis' sug-j
gestion. This Is the passage in the
professor's address which lias arotlW d
the tiisf usslon
"Jut as surely as all questions of n
geological or astronomical or evolu!
llonary nature have now been p. m..i-!
nontly takon over from religion b
their respective sciences so conquest!
will be made of all questions concern-!
mg right and wrong by that division
of science which concerns Itself with)
the natural history of Epodnesa as a
matter of purely human experience In
contrast to goodness aa B matter of;
supernatural revelation.
"Two great and growing. though j
still joung, branches of modern sclenci
will contribute powerfully to this I
conquest They are eugenics and p -rhlatry.
Every shade of opinion, favorable.
I ana nnvcise. i- retic teri tn the state
ments of national! and international
ly known leaders of though; thai have
been gathered
The Rov. John Ryan, prof aaoi
Of nuiral theology and Industrial eth
ics, t ntiudic nntversltj of America
n.-lilngion snys:
"Professor lnls believes silence
will take possession of ethics and re
duce it to a history of human good
ness Th- professor confounds la'
with ought.' He forgets hlstorv can
tell us only what men have done, not
what they ought to do History can
provide no Standard of right, no dis
tinction betwe -n right and wrong
Eugenics and psychiatry may forecast
certain effects, they cannot deter
mine the moral ouality of these cf
BBBj fects. No physical science can dls-j
BBBBB close ethical standards or yield ethl-i
BBBBI cal judgments The mental confusion'
BBBBB hotruyed by Professor Davis Is a pa-1
BBBBI thetlr refutation of his thesis. It In-1
BBBBI dlcates that the physical scientist j
BBBBI -hould let ethics alone: that the shoe
maker should Vtick tn his last."
Lothrop Stoddard, author of "The
Kislng Tide or Color" and The Re
' -volt Against Civilization":
' When Professor Davis proclaimed
the application of science to ethit h
uttered a message of good , h.er for
BBBBJ our troublous times Science Is our1
BBBBJ pole star. It Is alike our guide fori
BBBJ the present and our hope for the fu-j
BBBBJ lure. What distinguishes our civili
zation from past civilizations is sclen-
knowledge nnd acientlflt spirit
To us have been revealed s.-crrts ot
)lfe our forebears m-vcr knew. And
BE to us has been vouchsafed a oassion
lor truth such as the world has never
BBBJ seen. This quenchless love of truth,
BJ 'his spirit of science which combines
knowledge and faith in the synthesis
K I a higher wisdom is our best prom-
BBBBJ ise for the cure of present Ills and
H for the regeneration of the race
Cruirles P. Melnnii tz. inventor and
( -dentist, consulting engineer r.r the
.oncral Electric -ompany:
I entirely agree with Professor
Djvla that all questions of rlglr and
wrong belong to the field of science
where they can be Intelligently studied
and not to the emotional fancies of
religion .So it vv.is In the classical
civilizations of Greece and Rome. But
the Persian mixed morals and re
ligion and the Jews copied them ami'
thu the Christians. Every educated
man. whose Intelligence reaches be-1
":., his Immediate neighborhood In
time and country, realizes that there
are no absolute .-thu s, but moral are
merely the product of the existing1
forms oi so. iev varying with its!
changes somewhat like the by-laws
of n society "
i'dwai(i E Slosson scientist and
write on adontlfh topics:
Religion and BCiSnce .ir- Siamese
twins. They die If cut apart. Sclent C
often furnished clear reasons for cus-j
tome which religion has for centuries
Inculcated and Which have .tided In
dividuals and nations to survive In1
the struggle lor existence The lid
Testament la largely concerned with'
primitive science, bul the best of its
Hme. Eugenics will remain a barren
bramh of science until it gets be-1
hind M a religious impulse sufficient
to make men and women willing to
orifice present and personal plea--'
ures for distant u.i.i higher Idea'Ia n'
the other hand ministers must rColizo
that a church wedding Is not a Chris-i
tlan marriage If contrary to eugenic
principles. Science lights the vva
Religion furnishes motive power " '
t Hendrlk WUIem an Ixh.h, his-
lorlnn rind SOClolOgtal and author of
tin StoVj of Mankind
Professor Davis is entirely right I
when he says questions of morals and I
goodness should be taken from re
ligion and placed under the control
! "-'"'o, ivcngion nas made a fall
, ure of the job. Let us see whal
science can do Mt course ihls would
nie.in the end of organized religion
j I realize that there are plenty of poo
I pie who would like to keep religion
j as a sort of music In their llvcv Por
, haps it may remain as music but the
ilme has come for Its end as a di
rector of human conduct "
tiei r t narlcs L. Blatiten . D D
itcctor brace I'liunoh (Idplsoopal),
New Fork:
''Religion Is Inclusive. it believes
that t;od is revealing Himself not
only through humanltv. most of all
j through Christ, but also through na
j turq and through the observations of!
and discoveries by modern clence 1
Religion In its boldest aspects at-'
, l-mpts u. he guided l,v tin deepest
.experiences of th. race The reason
he world neve,- has been willing to
'get on -without religion and never,
I will be content to get on without it
lis because mere knowledge of con
sequence such ns science teaches jsl
not enough to bring any man to the!
height of his potential character."
Rv William Bryan.
I Copyright, 1922. by vi: service )
SELiBT, S. D f'hristlans will ,,n.
broclate Professor Davis franknn n
oleclosing that the purpose of the evo- i
lUtlonlStS is to substitute science for!
religion.
Evolutionists have heretofore pro-1
tested against theology entering the
domain of science.
Now evolutionists boldlv enter the
domain of reiip,,n and demand that
science be substituted for the nible n
matters of morals.
It is well for the Christian world
to understand fh.,f
, Christianity cannot be harmonized
, evolution cannot be purged of ma
terialism. The unfounded hypothesli
that makes man a descendant of the
'brute cannot be .arrio, tr lt, , J
cal conclusion without robbing life of
all Its spiritual values.
I It Undermines faith in God and
faith In an the things that rest upor
belief in God.
j Evolution Is merely an anesthetic
used to relieve the patient of suf-
I feting while his religion Is being re-moved.
1 TnaBinaaBaaWri sBF itoWklW I IITTMiWIMlIMI
I They Pay
I Big Returns
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VERA LAMB. TO WHOM LOSS OF LIMBS ALSO BRINGS LOSS OF
LOVE.
BY ROY GIBBONS
CHICAGO "Other girls and worn
en use talse hair, false complexions
false teeth, even false forms, so why
should I be condemned because
"Just because I use false legs9
Answer that If you can The younp
woman who raises the question b
Vera Lamb, who is 17 She was fir
rested because sho stole, It Is charged,
a pair of silk stockings to cover her
artificial limbs
Vera comes from an Iowa farm Her
feet were frozen when she was 10,
Doctors amputated them she bought
limbs and has learned to walk per
fectly. Sho came lo Chicago to earn
money enough to pay lor them o:i the
Installment plan
While here h. engaged the .-.tfen
tion of a young man. She ku him
JOHN' O' DOW EI I- i
NEW FORK, July 1 Five month; '
ol eager homage have not dulled New
York '4 appetite for the exotic theut
rical fare of the huuvo-Sourls.
A second edition of the Russian vau
devllle provided fry N'lkita Balleff's
troupi' from the Hat thi-atr' of Mos
cow ih nighti) crow ding the Century !
Koof.
Twelve new numbers ftom the Ball-,
Stt repertoire of 12u, and the contin
uation Of ":The Parade of the Wooden
Soldiers and Katlnka." combine
With decorations of gorgeous splendor
to ma.ve Otiau'e-SOtMp B compotitoiJ
with the Polllea anil the Music Box1
Revue for .summer popularity
The perfect artistry and exquisite
settlrffes which last February accom
plished the unusual feat of making an
American audience enjoy vaudeville in
Russian, contlnu to be (he means by.
whleh Ballotf Hnd his co-workers
bridge the gap of linguistic Ignorance.
very much. But a dreadful fear born
(of past experiences, possessed her
I When she was 15, she says, sho had
tiuiirjiil wiihuut ihIIhi Ih r husband
' of her Infirmity As soon as he dis
COl Bred it, he left her
j "And I do so want love and kind
liness." she said. "1 can cook, and sew.
; and love to keep house. Besides, my
ankles are pretty, aren't they even
i li they are made of wood or some
thing ' And who can blame me for not
wanting all the world to know the
; the truth''
I "No one can Imagine what totttir. b
I of mind 1 suffer because of my affile-I
. lion. I'm not bad looking, and I like
I companion-hip and pleasure. I would
'be such a good wife. Can't love live
j without with "
Her question unfinished, she burst
, into tears
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JOLLY POISONERS ARE RUSS!
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Mine. I'lanlna and M. Kotchotovsk In oj,, iihagi n l'ort claliie" from
the New Edition of Buiiefrs Ohanve-Sonrls.
GREEDY OWNERS AT
BEACHES ARE FOUG-HT
LOS ANGELES. July 1 (By The
Associated Press.) Aroused by the
action of property owners along the
beaches who have sought to charge
for thi U8 Of tbi Bands and thi- M'l),
Los Angelea city, Los Angeles county
and several of the beach towns, in
cluding Santa Monica have started a
move to cond-'iiin au beach lands not
alreait- oevned by the public within
an hour a IriVo bl the ddwntbwn fac
tion of Los Angeles. The strand
northward from Benta Monica Is to
ho protected, particularly the city
having authorized condemnation.
While there 1s a stretch of 40 or
50 miles of ocean front readllv
reached from the city, and vvhlle more
than half of It is sand beaeh. the
shores are crowded every summer
Sunday and bollda) It being almost
a universal practice for residents to
load their families and eamplng equlp
rutT.I :n!c their automobiles and i -n I
either a week-end or a few hours on,
fne beach ea
Literati) thojands of small tents
Xow a second bill, with a third In
preparation Is the result of the fail
ure of custom to stale New York's
enjoyment in this bizarre entertain
ment of cotnedy, grotestiuorlu and
beauty
The number. "The King Orders the
Drums to be Beaten;'! receives the
mot applause in th new bill.
A soft cascudo of velvet l urtaln, two
chairs on a dlas, an amber light and
the Imagination or the apei tators con
jure up the chamber of a king.
The king tells his love for the wife
of a murnuls and i-niands the lady.
The heartbroken marquis forced to I
yield Sadly he leads forward his w ife.
Th Jealous queen extends a gor- '
ge.ous bouquet to her successor Tho
la.iy lift the flowers to her fje,
breathes their poison fragrance and j
falLs dead
Tho queen smiles anil t!ie mad tc-i
fraln of the Jester echoes as the cur
tains flutter across the stage
(are placed, automobiles by the hun
dreds ar6 parked in convenient spots,
md the sands are covered with the
pi. .sure seekeri It Is to preserve
the freedom for such pleasures against
private aggressions thit tho various
; public bodies are acting
A move Is also being seriously dis
cussed to bring about tho pun hue
of the great Malibu ranch, w hich lies
, northwest of Los Angeles It is a
tremendous tract, with ocean front
Inge, canyons, live oaks and many na
j ural park facilities, The city and the
county have lo n discussing Its pur
chase and prrnetual dedication as an
addition to the several playgrounds
now provided for the people of the
i-out h land.
oo
CHTHSTIAX COM MAND EH .
PEKING General Keng Tu-haiang
la known throughout China as a Chris
dan commander who reads to his
troops from the Bible He led Wu
Pel-Pu's soldiers In ihe battle outside
the gates of Peking To lilm is . rec
ited the first victories which 'result
ed in th rout of Chang TsoLln'a,
Torces and then- n. treat from the vl
clnlty of the Chine capital to a
point north of Tientsin
'PINKERTON SCORNS
DETECTIVE STORIES
I BAfi F'TIANCISCO. July I. (JJy
The Associated rr"--.- ) Detective
Wprk consists mainly In using com
mon sense, William A Plnkorton. vet
eran chief of the great detective bu-
1 reau which bears his name, declared
I hero last week" while attending lh' an
nual convention of the International
I Association of Chiefs of Police.
Gum-shoe detectives of fiction were
declared bj Mr. Plnkerton to be
Punk pure and simple." He de
clared be never had read a detective
Mtorv that read like the person who
wrote It knew what h wai talking
about.
These sto' les about detectives trac
ing crime 'by scratches on watches
and all that sort of rot gives people
the wrong Idea about the way we
i work." he said.
j "Any man with good common ensc
j can be a detective. I've pickod up
some of my men trom street car Jobs
nn.l other occupations and th'-y usual-
ly ha v . mad" good "
laif-k has something to do with the
work of detectives. Plnkerton said.
"Some rf the cases I have cleared up
and for which I h ve been given credit
as having done clever work came to
me by pure accident." he added.
Plnkerton voiced a protest against
l nine pictures'" on the films 'Som ;
I pictures show Just exactly how lo com-'
I mlt a crime I certainly am protcst-l
Inn against this practice and respon-j
I aible directors and producer'" have al
ready promised that no such plcturse
will he made In the future."
LEGAL NOTICES
ESTATE OF JANE ANN WILSON
N'otl.-o Is hereby tfiven that Mm under:
signed wfll kc!I at private ale In on
parcel the following described real OS- 1
tate sltunlo Hnl lwlnr In Ogden City,
Weber .'O'inlv. slte of l i.i ,
A psti of Dot Two (J). In Block Flftv
slx (66i. Pint "A", ORilen City Hurvny '
nnd commencing at a point im.?.". f rt I
east of the southwest corner of Lot I
Three (?.) in said Block Flftv-six "".S)
In laid Plat "A". iK,len :- Survey, nn.l
runnlnj; thenae Kast 79. L'.'. feet to t'ie
toutbeast eorner of said hot Two (U,
thenco nortl. 10S feet, thence west
feet unci tjience south I9S feet to the'
place df beginning Together wiih all !
rlptit. privileges appurtenances there- I
unto belonging or In any way connected I
tn or after Saturday, Julv the Ith.
ir.'.' and written bids will b received'
t the banking house of the I'tnh Sav-
in(t ,M Trust company, nt Xtimher
South Main rtreet. Salt Iake City, I'tnh. I
Terni?i and conditions of sale to lir i
i Ten 10 per cent of the purchase money;
to be paid at Hie time of the sale and
I balance on confirmation of sale by the
court Administrator's deed and abstract I
of title to be furnished purchaser at
expense of administrator All special
sassssmenta to be paid by the estate l
and a'l taxes en the property to and In-
hiding the year 1921 to be paid by the
estote and t' o purchaser ti j av tne gen
eral taxe for the year 1 022.
All bids t.. be in writing and mailed
to or left with ihe administrator. The
I'tah SavlngN A- Tru-.f enmpanv. Ni:nibei
MO South Main street, Salt Lake City,
I'tah.
Dated this the ZltH d.i .,f June. -j22
UTAH SAVINGS f. tri si COMPANY
By D, K. .11' DT.
AaalStant ('ashler and Trust officer. .
Admlnlstratrr ,,f Ks:.ite of Jane Ann
llaon, de-en gs ,n
MOTIOE TO .'O.V. .'lACTORb.
Notice la lic;et,y Riven that ug.len Cilv I
proposes ta make the fo' v.v.i g public I
Improvement to-wll Zontruc; pave I
ment In Paving Idstrlct No. 131, to-
Kether with work In.-tdentai thereto ac
cording to plane, speclflcitK.ua anil pro
file cm fllf In ih office of the cltv en
glnecr And sale 1 bids are Invited ' r '
aaid work anO will be received at h I
orti.-e of tbn city r order In ihe City
: llll at Ocden. I'iti, aitll 10 o'clock
I a. m.. on tho 6th day of July, 1922. In
Mlon lo MAdeta, plans and specifl
I cations for said lmp.cvmcn- cn b.5 seen
and examine m the oKlRl of "is cits an
, I Elneer In the City Hall of said c!tv and
I obtained upon a ilsposfl of 15 00 ' which
will be refunded upon trelr return In
' fUMon Tn- right I reserved to
reject nn and all bids and to waive any
. defects.
By order of the Board of Commission
ers of Ogd.n Cltr. ('fan this the Uth
day of June. 19:2
c o. ri: wot.K
Cll- I! nine I
First publication. June ? 195 I
Last publication', .Julv 2 v,-'
lnrrU,'",h''1 " Uo s ineari) I.y.vn :
Paving District 5Co. 13
Fourth notice gj5
Notice Is hereby gh en that a specl.l
Rnt"fuPV.lh ?WWrs of the Von- ,
tello Salt Company will b.- held on Sit
urda July I ,t , n ; 1
th- off,.-,. f ,ho ,o:apan 27 Kr.-d
Kiesel bulldlnr. d.-n. I lab lnr ,hc ' - '
pose of determining whether the .om-l
panr .shall continue Its corporal, pur-,
suits or be liquidated and dissolved I
Dated si Ogden. Utah. June gi uia
H L HERRI NGTON. President
I ti K.NAU89, Secretary
R A. PIERCE Directors. S720 '
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
I Notice is hereby given ibni the Davis
an. I Uclici Counties Canal Company pro
I poses to move appro Imrftclv .10,000 cubic
; nr,1s of Sarth at h point on Its canal In
South Wehei and .sealed bids are In
vltei for said work and will be received
ai the office of the i.'ompanv. 602 Kccles
I Building, t)Kd.-n. Utah, until 10:00 o'clock
n. tn on the 10th da; ofJuly. Ii22.
Instructions to bidders fO said work
can be secured at the office of the com-
i pans
The right Is reset ved Lo reject are and
nil bids.
ROBERT ' NVK
:"Ct Secretary.
NOTICE OF INT-.NTION
I Notice Is hereby given by the Board el
j Commissioners of Ogden Cliy, Utah, ot
I the Intention of r-aid Board of Commis
sioners to make the following described
I Improvement .to-wit: To create Adam?
. enu between Twenty-second and
Twent.v -fourth streets. Twenty-second
-i ei between Adams and Jefferson ave
liues and Twenty-third street between
Adams and Jefferson avenues .s a paving
I district and to pave the roadvvu a tbere
I In with any one of the following types
of pavement, namely Reinforced Port
land cement, concrete pavement, beet
asphalt pavement on either a. Portland
cment or bituminous concrete base or
; bitnmlr s pavement on either a Port
land cement or bituminous concreio base
also to build all culverts Irrigation and
drainage systems. private driveways
curbs and gutter and sidewalks, and to
construct vvater and sewer service con
I nections from the mnln to trie curb line
, at the expense of the Individual owners
I Opposite the lots or paits ot lota bt
houses not now supplied with such con-
nations The above-named work vhsll
I Include tho necessary grading therefor
I and all oth.-r work necessary to com -
P'ete the whole In a proper manner ac
j cording to the plans, specifications a.nrt
profile.-, on file In the office of the cltv
engineer, and lo defray the whole of the
cost and expanse of ihe abutters por
tion thereof by levy of a special tux
to be .KH.nserl ,,,on the Iota or pieces of
around within the following described
district being the district to be affect-.-d
or benefited by such Improvement, name
ly. All the land lying between the outer
boundary lines of said streets and a line
drawn fifty feet back from and parallel
to .said outer boundary lines on both elde.i
of Adams avenue between Twenty-second
and Twenty-fourth streets, both sides of
Twenty-second street between Adams
and Jefferson avenues and both sides of
Twent.v -third street between Adams and
Jefferson avenues being Block 30 Plat
A . Block Plat ' A". Block sO'. Plat
A'V Block 41. Plat "A" and Block U
Plat "A", all In Ogden City aurvey. The
etreet railway company will be required
to pavo their portion at sret Inter
sec' in. and macadamize temporarily
their portion opposite the abuUore.
The estimated cost of each sewer con-
aeotlon is 132 oo
The. estimated coat of each water con
nection Is $25 00
The estimated cost of each nrlvite
driveway Is $30 00
The .-stlmatel cost as irlven below does
not Includo the cost of constructing pr1--ate
sewer connections, water connec
tions or private driveways, which costs
are lo be a.e,ssed against the property
benefited in addition to me regu'ar as
sessment. The total C05t Of "aid improvement ll
mated a' Hi.ooo.ns
All protests or objections to such Im-
! CLASSIFIED
j rOJt RENT Unlurnisned
THRKE rooms and sununei kitchen,
pHrilv modern
Six rooms, modern
Nine rolns. mMrn.z
417 Ecelsa Bidg ph0" Jg
T H liTflE room hoThe TaTt ly mode rn $ 1
Itenr 170 Twenty-second street. rnwnc
2002-J. ,
r.-Rfu.M" house, kalsomlned, new floors
gp .00. Phone J778-J- !"i
1 MODERN brick house and garage SIP
I Adams Ave . !
FIVE room modem bungalow. WW
Waahlngtonynuej
I SIX room modern house. Inquire 2H
TlTlrtythlrd atrcet. .
Kh E . lean home for rent Inquire JT
28th street.
3 , ROOMS; screened porch. $12.00. 3PI6
Jefferson Ave Call 2-Pv-2
l-RM. modern apt. Oas range. fcresn
porph; select district. Box .30 Stand-
srd-Exam)ner. - ;
SMALL modern house. Inquire 2111
Jeff. 90'
FIVE room modern houso. newly PPr,
cd. 722 Blnford. 9
I.VPvCK i:nfurn',shed housekeeping lOOniH ,
uitable for bachelors 3? rweJfJ-
fourth street. t 9- j
Ol R room modern except heal Call
2017 Grsmercy .
FIVE room "house 2117 Plnpree nv. nue
Vpply L?1 Twent.. -eighth Garage. Pnon;
3102-W' 9V
FOIR room and sleeping porch 2857 .
Monroe 180 rr month. Inquire at yci-
ker Lumber Co j .
FOUR room modern brick close in. n
Mora. 81M Reeves aenue SD3I
FOUR toom npnrini'-nt. bath, sierplnr
poith $2." per month Inquire at C.3 ;
Tw ntj ' irepth,
SIX room modern frame house 2S7.1 ,
Liberty nvcniio. W0 per month. lnfl"''',!
plyer Lumber Oo. 8l31
FIVE room house. Fruit orchard and
chicken coop Phone 03S-M WW
FOUR room apartment vvlta sleeping:
pon-a and bath on ground fir" r
and 2?lh .Monroe Will be . icuntd and
. ,. ... ,. i iv.. t:: oo oer .
month Pnlne 1 -r ..ill a: Prlnceja
Millinery. sil1
SIX loom modern briek. Ideal location.
ncwl) papered Jefferson. 74j
FOI'R or live loom home, modern un
furnished Phon- 1151-W. s779
NEW WON APARTMENTS
3 room modem apartments just b n;
built. 44 27th St. Private bath, hot
water and g.is. best location In city.
Prl e 36 mo. Phono 12IT-R 095
the m:w la prantz
$31 and $.15. Three room modern I
apartments, clean and new. private bath,
not water, cas rsnses. P.iono 1217-K
$0'.' I
I UK ARQYLB APARTMENTS
$22 .".0 and up, two snd 3 room, nrl- ,
rate bath. Imt waier. gas ranges. 2i h
and Washington Phone 1217-K. 001 !
3-FKioM frame on Lincoln Phone I
HOO-jl S706 ;
THE &AKNHART
$,33 nrjd 240 brand new modern Ants. '
lor aorvlee they sre clean and "new. I
27th and Hudson. Phone 1"0. 7S74
LARGE unfurnished housekeeping roo-ns ;
sui'alile for bachelors- 427 24tli r:ret. '
735$ ;
rHREE room modern cottoc' Furnished !
il ping $2 233 T wenty-aeventn.
r70S i
I'liKKK loom api'lin.-n' outbid.
VVIison Pros. Co. Phone 2S14-V. KMi
RENT CANYON COTTAGE
for RENT ot:.ie-. Furnlahed and
unfurninbed. Inqjlre at Herm''age ?ir I
Phone 3n-L-l 71g I
PHREE room .otcjr ,,i Wlldwood, i
furnished Phone 2IC 7434 '
TVTO very desirable cottages m Jlcrmt:
sge. locate.'. n river and adjo.nlng.
KELLY & HERK5CK
-1
FUR RtlKT Ki:rolianeou3
STORE room Twenty-sixth and Grant. !
equipped for auto washing or will fit It
Up lo suit othe. QUSJneee. 23S3 Grant.
PR1VTE rsrages, . ioe in $-, pPr
month j It Korrlstail Phone 423
S?3 ;
L'WO cr three targe office rcoms 24rt .
' Una fli r up Fron-ace on VVaeh
Ave. Pain. e. Hurst bulttflnc
' ARtiL" storage room. 50x34 feet, three
stories. Centrally located Paine
64?'l '
LEGAL NOTICES
prov.men the enrrylng o.it of etch
Intention mas: be presented In writing
.igne.l by fr.e owners of abutting prop- I
erty den. riblnu t!'e same, together wlh '
Hie oumier of anuttlng front fee: and 1
be filed with the ciiy recorder on or be
fore t'.e 10th ds of July. 1922
1 he Hoa-d of Commissioners at i's first '
reirulsr meetlnjr ttaereafter fo.wt ihm
Uth day of July. 1922. will consider the
proposed lev y end hear and consider such i
:roTv:s aa.l objec;ions to said improve-1
ment as ahall have been made 1
s f";1,"", ,f 'C'," Bo,rd of Commission
ers of djfd n City ltah
c O DsWolf City Recorder.
Dated j:n i:. 1922.
Firs; publication June 20 mi
Last Publication July ljJ
lnePrlb"ShC'' Kdfn Standard-Exam- j
Pav-inc rl.strlct Vn laa ,,.A
NOTICE.
.Aero Cushion Inner Tire Compmv cor-1
ment levied on the 15th dnj of Mav 19M
follows respec.lve shadeholders. as
'Name Cut No
gl Dc Berna rl
N. B. Bever Hs 75 HS
C L Bluett j ,0 37 50
i52
lts.
161
I H Dep, !g -
U R Ek.ns M 120
J D. Finn 2 ?
T F FTasler 3S c - -
Frd Flint " oU
97
OS
99
100
101
155
1S9
2l)ii
'Mrs L A Fairbanks ? 2IS
1 losephlne Fermro . 260 1 in
; H J and J. L. Gar- 10
Hoover 10 S0
S
'
t? ,
10
'N 1 Harris 10"
C. J A. Uadqulet 76 jfi ,30,?
Xart H LaMotte . M2 H W.W
Unqulst ft Warner, l" 20 lain
G. B. Matton . . . .zh 31 10'50
S. C Parkinson... ul 31
Ed Robinson 4i T5 S 00
Howard Snvder 37 iS J.OO
Robert AVoodhavo Vi 32 M
William Webster iU 5 .T6n
And In accordnnce with u. "u
shares of each parcel of atock an m
necessorv will be sold Se OftkJ WfS!
compsnv corner Twent v.ninth . . tno
Secretary. Aero Cu.hfflnner tSF ?f
Dany. Corner Twent ."ninth J . m'
Avenue. Ogden, T u h nlnth nd 1 Von
s?26
WANTED Aghij
OARTSIPE S IRON RFaTr-J
40.r,i Lancaster Ave , Phiin
of the best nnd the orlciniiTj
soap, vvnnts AKents. Trado LH
and copyright reg5,tered ln TIB
office. This soap removes rn !
and other unwashable stains f '
Ing. marble etc., like made 'J
big profits. 21
AGENTS Sell hosleTyfTSg-l
consumer Men's. v, omen'o J
hose 10c i" $1 in pa1r y e
per cent profit Writ. WaeeH
Van Buren. Chicago. I
AC.ENTS t n. Slmron.iia
wool tailored r,, order fultaS
are $20.00 cheaper than tZ01
Vnu keei. deposits PToteetJT
Me.iiitlful ;i"virlnifni ,-,f , M
swatche 1 free Hu itters r
Simpson. S3 1 Weal Adams 731
181, Chicago, Illinois lTM
$16.00 A DAY EASYrsU?HB
necessorv business. No Invcil
experience necessarv Free
Write Klcco. 1507 Vlddcan V?
cago. . AT
FOR KSNTunuiJ
PKT of nicely furnished norT
1116 Washington avenue, IB
FURNISH F D r bin TbacheMaal
m r nt -1 1 1 1 1 1 ( nr
NEWLY furnished two roots!
keeping apiirtni' nls $20 nnd Jj
25S3 Grant avenue.
MODERN' housekr.plng rooTnTal
d n theatre I'.n I rn no m lolibfl
TWO Ihi- housekeeping
ern. 346 Patterson nvenueB
LARGE front room. mr, fIT.
Park P.tb Ih.,,,. jr- v(J
r.ue J,e
riM-. nice .-.l.-epinT room, sulUhlTi
gentlemen 27. Vi d m- Phone 'n
TWO furnish, d uKi,i hoa3
! M- Vxo t v. 0 b 11 hi loi toom
Adams avenue Phone !f.S0.B
Twentieth street 5
ONE 100:11 and 1 it, li.-n.'tteaBi
Mo lern 2404 Madison or phone!
J( B . a 2-room ipar irnent d
20.",4 Washlncton aveia
;EL1 furnisiied ..,,,1 rconij
ir two ecntl.-m. 1. r,,QJ
I'WO hou ckcepins
K-ROOM tpl all m.nlern (oril
from July 7. References reaiS
IV.-:.- ,c "I
TWO rooms fo. 1.0 ire1.. . pinB a
stooping pot i-h 7".'. Twentvl
street
COOL f-..n- '.(. 11 ,,rn. injjl
Washington nvenue.
FOI'R room modern. Lsrge j3
ool rooms. Sleepinc porrh Clofi
ivnch 125 I'hone 2 V 1 .". -" t
TWO furnished room.s for houscti
Jtound floi.r. Phone 1 1 S3. j
OSK four loom modern np.irtRiej
room pf.rtl- nnl. rn ss
Sixth j-treet.
SLEEPING room in in 1 ,-n hoof
'lock from c-n.T .. ..vn Ref3
Phom 1 uri7 0
S or,,,, n;rj,eIM l.oo-e M0 per
No children Inqui,. 'irant
' 'I M I OUT l:i.i: , on, pit t.lij
four rrwjin mod. rn l.unir.. ijw,
porch, full l.i'-ioeni. ,11 -afcj
t on. $40 per month 'Ph.- fl
Mortgage Co. Phone 2S0.
FlJRNISUi:i J,.,u ';. ping roomaj
.rn 2220 Lincoln avenue.
' ' ' 'l I'1 .dern .1 ; :.: no a lid"
f .-rn .! innji
22rd St j
"ROXT Sleeping room, outli
' rea sonai.le 172 21st
IUEi hi f irnliai
"ate, ba 1,1 1 1 v.i r .-. nd t.-vj y
mdfnlnga CC.'.o Adams. I
TWO room Hpnrlm.nt f..r houaafl
"w.iu ,tpj
SL in" I, ohm, SX months tM
v ; :! : 1 : r nuc
ences. 1
' 'I ' ' N "..r r nlei
ntsned; railroad district. PhoH
site- 3 p m. 7l
' '' puved 1 . 1 clean a parting
vt 1 line. Phonal
I'll REE room cheap and a
ipartm.n' Pi,. .ma fl
ON g'roi ml n ,,, JS
Modern Phone 1062.
Hon 1 uing rooms I
2220 Lmcln 1
Ft 'RNISHEi roo'.i i.,r '. r.L
Mi:. Inn, fM
H !-.!:: , . I., . ,m(; rooisl
wsanlngrton ivenui Phone
RKISHEI , , m pfl
V. nshlngton avenue.
FURNISHED apartment 521"sB
third Rooms are Irtrtrc nnd coaH
" L . ( badB
? n" entrance 3562 Ulami avesH
FURNISHED two room rnodCH
S62Q Libert Phone.H
NICE lie;. 1 sleeping soom forH
312! a shinRton avenue.
Vol man1 wishes to harc"lajH
room. us. 01 piano 1;. nil. man nhH
good references 820 2th StS j
LR;E. cool, modern front rdH
Vate home, suitable for two fH
Phone 25Q2-M 2638 Adams ..ventaW
TWO leun iiukI' , n hn.p.ekop'.Ba'M1
jnd front porch, on bench faefcW
ix Cool, i-iilet. Phone 1 754-JB
ARARTMKVeT. furnlshe-i or neB
ROOM w ith sleeping j or,-h foTBj
6"0M 51 Tw'rltv'fourtn 8trH
TWO n.r.ri,.in fun:. In, I ., .1 t nientlH
ly cleaned 2642 Monro..'. B
WFLL furnished sleeping rooaBfc
2ath street. Phone 2241. w
NEWLY furnished mr-.Jern r oraaB
prlvlletes garage Phone 1021 :W
I'M O clean aparlo.enl H lthBSKS
and $20. 2010 M. n.o. I'hom ltW
TWO very Urue uo,,l parlcrs aH
rooms reasonable, I" ..id .'UI'B
sen. B .
FIVE-ROOM house. 655 2 : rd StTB
?W-R po 1 :,r,dren. J
'nr: plaza aims. - v. .aTTflt:
--room suits , : -j .-nljlaMt ,
useke.plng Llgh and c Mk:
.
WEI..L furnished room, close
Twenty fourth 8L Mu
THREE room furnished aparttH
rwenty -eighth oliveL Phone IflK
COOL front rooms ln modern fsR
sonabfe. Eoard II dealr'-d 255 Wt
seventh. I
THRKK furnished rooms fur ho0
Ing. Ground floor. 334 Twenty-lam
Hoi SFC KEEPING .. $14 :noL--
ropenn hotel. 363 rwcntj -1 o u rthlMf
TWri firnished rooms for hoanBji
'''05V m0nth' 30"'5 Adam IV,
N'lCE ciein housekeeping rooffli
nlshed or unfurnished VTlOBaa"
nd painted Paine & Hurst blofBJ
- ui.H-RKKElCPl.vr, rooms. H
I small, In modem hom. 2111
LARGE front " room " suitable JK?
board If desired. Garage 2431 imtiv.
ONE 3-room apartment. 1B
seventh 8t --W
FOR SALE OR REBV"
NINETEEN rooms and .storcTK
RABBITS.
Have vou ci,-,i:i fu'TpsmiJ
tn.'f the raid, It indur 'O'
nd fur1 Information and DOOfM
b' Samuel v t 1.1 nn ell hit
25 31st St 1
identificatio'n buRB
PROTECT your Identt-s b
ringer prints registered S04 FirttmS
n"k old K H Wootten