The Ogden standard. [volume], January 24, 1914, 4 o'clock p.m. City Edition, Page 3, Image 3

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WANTEDFEMALE HELP
YOUNG lady to board and room In
private family. Phone S51-R
GIRL- or woman for general house
work, small family; no children
Call .575 25th St. 1-21-tf 1
"WANTED MALE HELP
YOUNG man of Integrity and ability
given lucrative and permanent em- j
ployment as salesman. Experience I
not necessary. CaJl or address D
A. Kiteh. Marlon Hotel. l-24-3t
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FIREMEN. Brakemen, $100 monthly
Necessary signal instruction free.
Send age, 4c postage. Railway, care
Standard.
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ancy will quickly qualify you Our
world renowned I C. S. courses as
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erature on any course at this office
International Correspondence Schools
Bailment Utah National Bank. S
D. Rideout, Mgr. 1-22-lwk
AGENTS WANTED.
BIG money Something new . Re
stores original colors to faded rugs
and carpets Write for particulars.
George Tyrrell, R 5, Box 635, Los An
geles, Calif.
LEADING accident and health com
pany wants managing agents every
western town; best monthly premium
policies; big commissions; exclusive
territory, permanent Income L. B
HOGE, 2nd V. Pres Merchants Ex
change Bid.. San Francisco.
BEST seller on the market; get
busy while its new. All agents
making big money, particulars with
sample, free. Specialty Sales Co.,
. Albany, Ore.
4
WILL pav reliable man or woman
$12 50 to distribute 100 FREE
pkgs. Perfumed Borax Soap Powder
among friends No money required
Ward Borax Co, 216 Institute PL
Chicago.
SALESMEN WANTED
SALESMEN wanted Residing in or
making small towns Take orders
on our special plan, allowing return
of unsold goods. Makes quick, easy
sales, $4.00 commission on each or
dr. Write for pocket outfit today
Canfield Mfg Co., 208 Sigel St., Chi
cago.
ACTIVE, ambitious men to sell ex
ceptionally high class groceries di
rect to consumers. Liberal advances
on orders, our bonus s stein big fea
ture; permanent positions, best sea
son at hand. Write the BIG HOUSE
today for particulars, naming county
desired. Importers, Manufacturers,
Wholesale Grocers, John Sexton &
Co., Chicago. 111.
SITUATIONS WANTED
WORK bv the day Phone 2120 R
1-12-lwk
WOMAN wants work by day. Phone
1564 W. 1-8-1 mo.
DRESSMAKING 1970 Jackson Tel
2456 J. 1-5-lmo
DRESSMAKING, plain sewing Phone
991. 27S 22nd 12-20-tf
DRESSMAKING. 456 22nd St Phone
380 J.
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
A HOME for school boy attending
high school. Will pay part board
Call 158 27th St. Phone 2153-J
1-24-1 wk
6 -PASSENGER Ford; must be in
good condition and a bargain. 2128
Jefferson. 1-24-lwh
SOMEONE to take home family wash
lng and ironing. 441 27th St Phone
188 12 27-lt
SMALL calves and pigs. Phone -IK2
12-20-1 wk
WANTED Clean, wait old rags, at
the Standard ofllce. Phono 56. 360
24th L
BOARD AND ROOM
A GOOD place for board and room or
V board without room. 2146 Lincoln
ave. 1-10-1 wk
ROOM and board. 2333 Adanib 12-29-U
WANTED TO RENT
TWO or three unfurnished rooms
for a lady, L. W , care Standard.
FOR RENT
FURNISHED HOUSES, ROOMS AND
APARTMENTS.
5-ROOM, modern, furnished house.
2712 Lincoln avenue. 1-24-lwk
NICELY furnished modern apart
ments, closo in. 528 24th St.
1-20-1 wk
Furnished rooms tor housekeeping.
2220 Lincoln. 1-17-tt
FOR RENT Furnished, new, clean.
comlortablo housekeeping rooms, $2
week up 626 Sift St. 3-13-lyr
FIVE-room furnished apartment 2372
Washington 1-14-tI
NEW Five Room Brick Bungalow.
Modern furnished. $30. Large
sleeping porch and basement. 975
26th st 1-20-tf.
SOME 2 and 3-roorn apts. for light
housekeeping; nice, clean and con
venient. Rates very reasonable. Utah
08 Hotel. 2468 V. nshington Ave.
ROOM with steam heat, bath for
gentleman, $2.50 per week: Close
In references 2341 Adams Ave.
THREE furnished rooms with bath
Tor light housekeeping. 456 22nd
St 1-24-lwk
7 ROOM mod brick. Fine location,
' bench" car line, $35. 00 month. No.
972 23rd st. 1-7-tf
SEVEN ROOM modern house. Parti)
lurnished or unfurnished. 2J6
Monroe. Enquire 2356 Monroe. t
NICELY furnished modern apart
ments 28th and Gram. Apply
2785 Grant or Phone [phone]-tt
FURNISHED flats. 2631 Grant Ata
4 16-lyr.
FOR RENT
UNFURNISHED HOUSE6, ROOMS
AND APARTMENTS,
5-ROOM bungalow for rent Inquire.
2353 Monroe avenue. Phone 4 1 -
1 24 lmo
A MODERN 5-room house, well loca
ted, near Union depot, $20. J. J.
Hiummltt, Under Utah National BanK.
NEW five-room modern brick. Bench.
Inquire 850 23rd Phone 1755-R.
MODERN 7-room house, 555 27th.
Phone 1047-W. 114 lwk
FOUR-room house and burn, We.-t
SOth. Christenson Shoe Co. 1-lC-tf
V FOUR-room house, well located.
near car line on Bench, $12. J J
flpimmitt. Phone 59.
BY FEB. 1st 5-room modern house,
good basement and barn. Inquire
2027 Adams. Phone 1C77-R. 1-20-tf
A FOUR-room house near depoi, viu.
J. J. Brummitt, Phone 59.
A GOOD 7-room modern brick house
on 25th St , 20. J J. BrummiL,
Under Utah National Bank.
FOR RENT STORE
STORE for rent. 2109 Madison ave
nue. Phone 931-J. 1-17-lwk
TO TRADE.
AUTO for typewriter or graphaphone
Phone 349-M. 1-22 lwk
NEW sewing machine for horse or
cow. Inquire 2672 Drinker. 1 17 Ink
LOST
SM LL black purse containing bunch
of keys and small change Return
446 26th St. Reward. 1-22-lwk
LOST White bull terrier, one black
eye, 9 months old. eRturn to 2564
Brinker Ave., or phone 2113-W. Re
ward 1-20-tf
FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS
?0n0 NEW Sieger piano for S2S5 In
quire 2667 Lincoln. 1-24-lwk
STANDARD typewriter; slightly
used, cheap. Phone 1527-R
1-23-1 wk
FOR less than wholesale price, one
$75 00 Mandolin: one 325.00 Mando
lin and ?75 Harp Guitar First class
condition A snap. 447 21st St
l-22-3t
HOUSEHOLD furniture for sale
Phone 759. 1-21-lwk
ROOMING House, 16 rooms, bath.
hot and cold water. Terms reason
able 330 24th street. 1-20-1 wk
SEE my stock of Pianos and Players
before purchasing elsewhere, it will
be to your interest Panlone 29th
and Hudson. Tel. [phone] wk
TWO Buggies equipped with Peder
son dust proor hub Best on mar
ket. C J. Tribe. 2374 Washington
ave Phone 2163-R. 1-19-lwk.
POOL Hall for sale. Enquire at 2406
Washington ae, Ogden 1-19-lwk
7 H. P Gasoline Engine for sale
cheap or trade for smaller engine
W. B Wedell. 1-10-1 mo
OLD cardboard mats, 25c per 100;
tougher than tar paper, good for pa
perinK barns. sheds, chieken-eoopo,
etc. at ihe Standard Office
WE have several good fre6h milk
cows; albo registered Jerseys for
tale. Cow Market. 7tu and Wabhin?
ton. 10-29-tf
FULL 6lzed Ink barrels, $1.00 apiece
Inquire Evening Standard. 360 24th
Street. Phone 56. 1-13-ii
KINDLING wood Yard on Hudson
Ave., bet. 23rd and 24th Sts. Phono
517-J. 12-28-tf
MONEY TO LOAN
MORTGAGE loans on farm or city
property. O A. KENNEDY, Base
ment ut Utah National Bank Bldg.
1-1'd-U.'.
MONEY advanced salaried people on
easy payments, no security; alao
loans on furniture, pianos, etc. Drake,
over Palno & Hurst. tf
ANY amount on real estate. Bicbael,
Commercial Nat 1 Bank Bldg. tf
j LOANS on Improved farm or city
property. HUNTER KENNEDY,
423 24th St , opposite court houso. t.
HONEY to loan on city ana farm
property. Any amount, no delay
Mattuews-McCulloch Co., under First
National Bank. Phone 301-W.
MONEY to Irian on watches, dia
monds, Jewelry, firoaruu. etc. Un
cle Sam's Loan Offico, established
1885. The Money Lenders uL Ogden,
278 25th St. C. H. Smith, Prop.
9-27-lyr
MONEY to loan on real estate secur
ity. J. J. Brummitt. 4-27-tf
MONEY on first mortgage real es
tate loans. Kelly & Herrlck. 3 15 tf
i FOR SALE
I REAL ESTATE
I A NEW five-room brick bungalow;
large sleeping porch; basement;
i modern; 30Q0 1900 cash, balance
monthly payment Inquire 1707-M.
1-20-tf
GREAT Snap. A piece of well im
proved property on Lincoln Avenue
I between 25th and 26th streets; all
taxes paid except, pavement, for only
75 per front foot This property
will double in value during the next
two years J J Brummitt, under
Utah Nat. Bank.
TEN Jots with two-roomed house on,
full basement; barn, plenty ot wa
ter; only $'.".
All kinds of city property, farm:, at
very low prices.
Loans and tire insurance. Come
:ind see me. H. Van Braak, 3519 Ad
ams. Phone 974-W. 1 12 lmo
CHICKEN Ranch located about two
blocks from the Farr school build
ing on 22nd street and Harrison ave ,
! consisting of one acre, nice and sight
ly, well adapted for chicken ranch,
close to street car line; a great snap
at $1,000, $100 down, balance, $10
per month. J. J. Brummitt, Phone 59.
BEST 55-ACRE FARM IN
UTAH FOR PRICE.
Choice 14-acre orchard.
Houses for 1000 chickens.
R. C. McBRIDE, Phone 1427.
AN elegant lot, 50 x 115 fept within
two blocks of Utah National Bank,
only $1200; any kind of terms, low
rate of interest J. J. Brummitt, un
der Utah National Bank.
A MODERN 5-room house; terms or
cash Call 2827 Pingree 1-23-lt
"WE have a number of 5 or 6-room
modern, pressed brick bungalows,
copper levelled plate glass fronts,
hard wood floors and fire places. All
absolutely new If you are looking
for a nice home, you should worry
See Skeen Realty "o., under Utah
National Bank. Phone 913. l-21-6t
NICE four-room cottage. pantry,
closet, front and rear porch, large
lot, good location; particulars to
price and terms may be had calling
at my office, basement of Utah Nat'l
Bank Bldg.. corner 24th and Wash
This is your opportunity, don't let
j It pass; also have a few choice resi
dence lots in improved district in
rght location and at right price, K
will be to your interest to call and
make further inquiry Remember tho
place, under Utah Nat l Bank Bldg
Phono 199 and 562-K. W. J. Cntcn-
. low, 10-31-tf
j AN elegant lot, 50x115 feet within 2
blocks of Utah National bank, only
$1200; any kind of terms, low rate of
interest.
FARM TO TRADE
FARM near ;owu for house, close In.
C. D. IVS. 380 25th St. 1-15-lyr
PERSONAL.
MARRY Many wealthy Californian3
seeking marriage. Photos and de
scriptions free. Mission Agency, B
744, San Francisco. Cal.
NOTICE.
In the District Court of the Second
Judicial District in and for the Loun
ty of Weber, State of Utah.
In the Matter ot the Application uf
the Uinta Trout company, a corpora
tion, for voluntary dissolution.
NOTICE is hereby given thai the
Uinta Trout company, a corporation
of the State of Utah, has presented
to the aboe named court a petition
praying to be allowed to disincorpor
ate and dissolve, and fixed Wednes
day, the 25th day of February, 1914.
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, ao the
time, and the Court Room of said Dis
trlct Court, in the County Court
House at Ogden City. Utah, as tLe
place at which said application will
be heard. ,
At any time before the expiration
of said dale last named any person
I may flic his objections to the appli
I cation of said corporation and ms Di
rectors for the dissolution thereof.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF 1 have
hereunto set my hand and affixed
my official seal, at my office in Og
den City Weber County, Utah, this,
the 13th day of January, 1914.
(SEAL) SAMUEL G. DYE.
Clerk District Court,
Weber County, Utah.
A O. HORN,
Attorney for Petitioners
First publication, January 13, 1914.
Last publication, February is, 1.14.
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.
Notice is hereby given thnt, by Or
der of the Board of Directors, a meet
ing ot the stockholders ot the Pingree
Townslte Company is hereby called,
io be held at the olfice of tho company
at the i ir.-L National Bank in Udcn
City, Weber County, Utah, on the 28th
day of January, 1914, at 4 o'clock p.
'u for the nurnose of votincr uunn thr
question ot changing tho name ot said
company from that of the Pingree
Townalte company lo thai or eiolei
Fifth East company; and for the
transaction ot any other general busi
ness of the corporation which may
properly come before SUCO meeting.
Dated this 3rd day 61 January, 19M.
JAMES F BURTON,
Secretary.
SUM MONS.
In the District Court of Weber Coun-!
ty. State of Utah.
John Farr and Nicholinc Erlckion,
Plaintiffs, vs. 1 rank B. Mitchner.
Esther Pons. Mary K. Culmer, Maiy
A. Kumph and their unknown h;irs-al-law,
devisees, legatee? and suc
cessors in tntcn at, Defendants.
The State of Utah to the Said Do
fondants: You are hereby summoned to ap
pear within twenty days after service
of this Summons upon you. if served
within the County in which this action,
la brought; otherwise, within thirty
I $5.00 REWARD
'For Return of White Bull
Terrier answers toj
name of "Max" -has!
black around right eye
he is about nine
months old. Phone
2413-W, or call at 2564
Brinker Ave.
nays alter service, and defend the
above entitled action; and in case of
your failure so to do. Judgment will
be rendered against you according lo
the demand of the complaint, which
has been filed with the Clerk of said
Court This action is brought to qui
et title to certain pieces and parcels
of land situate and lying in the coun
ty of Weber, Stale of Utah, more par
ticularly do bribed in the complaint
of the plaintiffs on file herein.
D R. ROBERTS.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
P. O. Address. Room 207 First Na
tional Bank Bldg., Ogden, Utah.
ALIAS SUMMONS.
In the District Court of the Second
Judicial District, in and for Weber
County, Utah.
Antonio Favero, Mlchele Favero,
and Jiovanni Favero, Plaintiffs, s.
Any and All Creditors of the Estate
of Christopher Hansen, Deceased,
whose names arc unknown; Any and
All Creditors of the Estate of Christi
an Petersen. Deceased, whose names
are unknown, John Doe, Richard Roe,
James Doe, Mary Roe, and Jane Doe,
whose true names are to plaintiffs un
known; and any and all other person?,
whose names are unknown to plain
tiffs, who have or claim to have any
right, title, claim, estate or Interest
in and to the real estate hereinafter
described, or any part thereof, De
fendants. The State of Utan to the Said De
fendants You are hereby summoned to ap
pear within twenty days after service
of this Alias Summons upon you. if
served within the County in which
this action is brought; otherwise,
within thirty days after service, and
defend the above entitled action; and
in case of your failure so to do. judg
ment will be rendered against you ac
cording to the demand of the com
plaint, which has been filed with the
Clerk of said Court.
This action is brought to quiet plain
tiff's title in and to the following de
scribed tracts of land situate, lying
and being In Weber county, State of
I Utah, to-wit
' be east one-half of tho southwest
quarter of the southwest quarter of
Section Twenty-nine (29), Townshipl
Six 16) North, Range Two (-), west
of the Salt Lake meridian, U. S. sur
vey. Also: A part of the southeast quar
ter of the southwest quarter of Sec
tion Twenty-nine (29), Township Six
(6) North, Range Two (2) West of
the Salt Lake Meridian. U. S. Sur
vey; Beginning at a point 50 rods
west from the northeast corner of the
southeast quarter of said Southwest
quarter section, and running thence
wbt 30 rods, thence south SO rods,
thence east HO rods, thence north 80
rods to the place of beginning Situ
ated in the county of Weber and State
ot" Utah.
DAVID JENSON.
Plaintiff s Atlorney.
P. O Address: 503-504 First National
Bank Building, Ogden. Utah.
PROEAT1, AND
GUARDIANSHIP NOTICES.
Ccnsult County Clerk or te Reapo
live Signer! for Further
Information.
PROBATE.
In the District Court of the Second
District of the State of Utah, in and
for the County of Weber
In lli- Matter of the Estate of
James W Stevens, Deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Creditors will present claims with
vouchers to the undersigned admin
istratrix at the law office of George
McCormick, No 2408, Washington
Avenue. In Osden t'ity, Utah, on or
before November 12th, a.d, ion.
LILLIAN M STEVENS,
Administratrix
george Mccormick,
Attorney for Administratrix
SUMMONS.
In the District Court of Weber County
State of Utah.
Louisa Eruestle. Plaintiff, vs. Fred
erick Bruet;Ue. Defendant.
The State of Utah to the said De
fendant :
Von ar hereby summoned to ap
pear within twenty days after service
oi this Summons upon you. if served
within the County in which this ac
tion Is brought, otherwise, within
thirty days after service, and defend
t lie above entitled action; and in case
your failure so to do, judgment
will be rendered agninst you accord
Ing to the demand of the complaint,
which has been filed with the Clerk
oi Bald Court
This action is brought to recover n
Judgment dissolving tho bonds of mat
rimony now and hitherto existing be-
n plaintiff and defendant, and
lor general relief.
DAVID JENSON.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Bank Building. Ogden City, Utah.
MUNICIPAL STORE
OPENS IN CHICAGO
Chicago, Ian. 24. Chicago's first
municipal atore, which the city coun
cil recently authorized with an appro
priatlon of $2.". 000. and at which rto
' ' t ies are sold at cost to the poor,
was opened today.
Ii thf market proves a success,
meats and wearing apparel also will
old .ind other stores opened In
different sections of the city.
FRATERNAL I
SOCIETIES
MASONIC Queen Esther chapter
No. 4, O. E. S., regular meetings held
Bt Masonic hall on Washington ave .
between 25th and 26th sts., the Urst
and third Fridays of each month. So
journing members cordially invited to
attend. Minnie Parker, YV. M. ; Callle
E. Cave, Secretary.
Queen City Rebekah Lodge No. 4.
1. O O. F., meets second and fourth
Saturday evenings at Odd Fellows
hall. Visiting members Invited. Ivy
Walls. N. G., Emma Meid. Recording
Secretary". 718 Twenty-third street.
RR
Unity Lodge No. IS F. & A M..
Masonic Temple. 2550 Washington
avenue. Meetings every Wednesday
evening at 7:30 o'clock Members of
sister lodges and sojourning brethren
cordially Invited to attend. Fred M.
Nye, W. M.; Felix T. Moore, Secre
tary. Women of Woodcraft. Ogden Circle
No. 581; meets every Wednesday night
at 7:30 o'clock, New Woodmen hall.
Fraternlt,- bldg. Vteltlng neishbors
invited Dues can be paid to Dr. A1-'
Ice M. Ridge, M. D., 7-58 Iewls block.
Eliza Bremer, G. N., 4C4 22nd st St.
Marie Crites. clerk, 2731 Monroe av
enue. Knlgnts of Pythias. Ogden lodce No.
2, Knights of Pythias, meets at "Castle
hall, Utah National Bank building, ev
ery Monday evening. All K. of P.s
are requested to meet with us W.
H. Luddiugton, C. C; W G Kind, M.
of E.; W. L. Underwood, K. of R.
and S.
Ladles of the Maccabees of the
World, Silver Hive No. 1, meets everv
first and third Friday evening at 8
o'clock; and every second and fourth
Friday afternoons at 2:30 o'clock, in
Woodmen hall Fraternity block. Vis
iting members cordially invited to at
tend. Alice Collins, L. C; L. Jennie
Prout. R K.
ROYAL HIGHLANDERS Costle No.
525, meets in Union Labor hall every
first and third Monday nights. Visit
ing Highlanders cordially invited tc
attend.
WM. MULLER. Sec.-Treas.
A. T WYKES. J. P.
Royal Neighbors of America meets
every second and fourth Moonday
nights of each month at 8 o'clock at
the new Odd Fellows hall. Fraternity
huilding. Visiting neighbors invited.
India Sawyer, Oracle, 243 Harrison.
Lillian Newton, Recorder, 27th and
Quincy.
Brotherhood of American Yeomen,
Ogden Homestead No. 1505. meets on
everv Wednesday evening in new I.
O. 6. F. hall Fraternity building.
Washington avenue. Visiting Arch
ers are cordially invited to meet with
us. Addie L William, Foreman, 180
Twenty-first street. J. A. Junk, Cor
respondent, 3202 Washington avenue.
Sego Lily Circle No. 14 meets e very
second and fourth Thursday nights at
S o'clock in I. O. O. F. hall Visiting
neighbors cordially in ited. Frances
Coppock, 857 27th st. Kate Hey man,
Clerk, Bell phone 124 7-J.
, i
Woodmen of the World, Weber
camp No. 74, meets in the W. O. W.
hall. Fraternity block, 2320 Washing
ton avenue, every Thursday evening
at 8 o'clock Visiting Woodmen cor
d.ally invited to attend. Geo. Huss,
C. C; ii. Auth, Clerk.
Utah Camp No. Li'J'JO Modern Wood
men of America meets every Tuesday
night in K. of P. Hall. 24th and Wash
ington Out of town members are
cordially invited to meet with us. W.
H. Draney, Consul, J. H. Shafer,
Clerk.
Fraternal Order of Eagles, Ogden
Aerie No 11I, F, O. E., meets every
Wednesday evening at Eagles' hall,
Hudson ave., at 8 o'clock Visiting
I brother Eagles are invited to attend
the aerie meetings. Club rooms open
at 11 a. m J. W. Griffin, W. Presi
dent; E R- Geigcr, Secretary. Dr. C.
E. Wardleigh Aerie Physician.
Order of Owls, Ogden Nest. No.
! 1218, Order of Owls, meets every Frl
j day evening in their own hall (.the old
Elk club rooms) at S o'clock'. Visit
ing Brother Owls aru invited to at
ttnd the next meetings. T. C. Iver
son, PresidL-nt; G C. Reberg, Secretary
THE WORLD'S
MARKET NEWS
.
WALL STREET
New York, Jan. 24. The market
closed weak.
Speculative selling for both ac
counts depressed Btooks today. Ini
tial losses were extended b in
creased profit-taking sales. Wash
I ington reports thnt important devel
opments in the Mexican situation
were expected soon, accelerated the
selling movement.
Weakness of Reading was due in
a measure to reports that Lake
Shore was selling Its holdings of the
stock. Experiments In short side
were successful in uncovering -top
loss orders and many stocks weak
ened to the extent of a point or
more. Investment shares moved in
contrast with the remainder of the
list.
Bonds were irregular.
Chicago Livestock.
Chicago. Jan 24 -Hogs Receipts
9000 ; market strong. General I y Sc
above yesterday average. Bulk, $S.3o
8-40; light. $S.108 8.40; mixed,
8 8 45 . heavy, 8.208.50; rough
8.2o 'o 8 pige $6 7.v s 00
Cattle Receipts 200; market slow.
Beeves, $6.809.50; Texas steers,
$6.90trS.10; western steers, ?L4u-7
8.00; stockers and feeders. $5,606
I 8.20; cow:, and heifers, 3 60CgS.6o;
i calves, 7 o0i 11.00.
Sheep Receipts 1000; market dull.
Native, $4.9086.00; western, $5.00$
6.10; yearlings, $5.807.i6; lambs,
native, C.908.00; western, 7.00
8.00.
South Omaha Livestock.
South Omaha. Jan 24 Hogs Re
ccipLs 6800; market higher Heavy.
8.25fdS.45; light, 7.85 8.25; pigs,
6.007.40; bulk of sales, 8 10
8.35.
Cattle Receipts 100, market
INSTANT INFORMATION FOR BUSY I
READERS OF THE PRESS
Alphabetically arranged directory of business houses that tH
supply your wants.
Advertisements in this col
umn cost 75c per line per
month, payable in advance.
Accordion Plaiting.
DONE m all lengths. 2568 Cole'i
Court, rear 240 2Gth St. Tel. 1180-m.
Astrologist.
LISTEN here! Madam Yogle. the
greatest farseer, astrologist, palm
and card reader. Call and be con
vinced she ia the best 132 1-2 25th
St. Newdale rooms.
Attorneys.
E T. HULANISKI. First National
Bank Bldg. 12-11-tf
LAWYER O'CONNOLLY, over Com
merclal National Bank Bide, 369
24ih St. Phone 111.
Carpet Cleaning.
K. VAN KAMPEN Phone 883 for up
holsterlng, mattress making, re
stretching of bed springs.
Chiropractor.
F J. FREENOR, D. C.
Graduate Chiropractor.
No drugs, surgery or osteopathy; try
hlropractlc. Rooms 212-213-214 Col.
Hudson Building. Thone 311.
Electrical
tlwfeiii Slecltic Cqj
OGDEN. PEP BWr-'jirttH-Phone
1022-J.
Junk.
OGDEN JUNK HOUSE If you have
any kind of Junk, phone us up. W
will call for It. Tel. 210.
Notary Public
C. D. IVES, 380 Twenty-fifth Street
O. A KENNEDY Basement Utah
National Bank Building. 1-19-tf.
Read the Classified AdB.
Read the Classified Ads.
steady. Native steers, $8.70(59.00.
cos and heifers. $5.507.85; west
ern steers. $7 00 8.15; cows and
heifers, $..506 40; calves, $7.00tf?
11.00.
Sheep Receipts 300; market
steady. Yearlings, $5.75(7'6.40 ; weth
ers, $5.205.90; lambs, $7.65&8.00.
Kansas City Livestock.
Kansas City. Jan 24 Hogs Re
ceipt; 1000; market oe higher. Bulk.
vin-,) S 4", heay, $s:,.0Ti 8 45; pack
ers and butcher. SK J'fi S.40 , light.
$7 95(Ti'8.25; pigs, $6.757.50.
Cattle Receipts 100; market steady.
Prime fed steers, $8.60g9.25; dress
ed beef steers, $7.40'58.50 ; western
steers, $7.008.50; southern steers,
$6.25 8.00; cows. $4.257 50; heif
ers. $6.508.75; stockers and feed
ers. $6.008.0; bulls, $5 507.50,
calves, $6 li.OO.
Sheep Receipts none; market
steady. Lambs. $7.40Ti 7.'Ji; yearl
lags, $6.256.90; wethers, $5.25
5 85; ewes. $4.75 5.35 ; stockers and
feeders, $3.50-g600.
Sugar.
New York Jan 24 Sugar Raw.
firm. Muscovado, 2.89tn.2.95; cen
trifugal .S3. 39 3.45 ; molasses, $2.64
i 2 70; refined, stead .
Metals.
New York, Jan 24. The raetat
markets were dull and practically
nominal. Copper, firm; lake. $15.00;
nominal; electroh tie, S14.G1 l-2(o.
14 7".. casting, $14 2oCn 14.50. Iron-Unchanged.
CHICAGO GRAIN
Chicago. Jan 24 Extreme cold
weather in Europe led to higher
prices today for wheat The open
ing, which varied from 1-Sc off to
' a like advance, was followed by a
material advance all around.
Corn sympathised w-ith wheat
strength. Prices after starting un
changed to 1-Sc higher, scored a de
! cided gain.
In oats, the quotation changes
' were chiefly up-grade on account of
1 the prevailing sentiment as to other
grain.
For the most part, transactions in
provisions varied from last night's
level to an advance of 10 cents.
NEW YORK STOCK LIST.
Last Sale.
I Amalgamated Copper 114 3-4
American Beet Sugar 27 1-4
American Cotton Oil 43
American Smelting & Refg.... 68 1-4
American Sugar Refg .108 1-2
American Tel. & Tel 123 5-8
Anaconda Mining Co 36 1-8
Atchison 4
Atlantic Coast Line 125
Baltimore & Ohio 97 12
p.rookhn Kapid Transit 91 1-2
Canadian Pacific 210 3-4
Chesapeake ft Ohio 67 1-4
Chicago North Western. 134 1-4
Chicago, Mil. & St. Paul 195 1-4
rdorado Fuel & Iron 33 12
Colorado & Southern 28
i lehvware & Hudson 159
Denver ft Rio Grande 18 3-4
Krie 5 8
General Electric 1 M
Crnut Northern pfd 129 1-1
Great Northern Ore Ctfs 38
Illinois Central
Interborough-Met M
lnterborough-Met. pfd 62 1-4
luter. Harvester Jl M
Louisville & Nashville .140
Missouri Pacific JJ M
Missouri, Kansas & Texas 1-4
Lehigh Valley lg j 3-4
National Lead JJ J'J
New York Central 94 1-4
Norfolk & Western 104 &
Northern Pacific Ho
t
Printing.
WOODY PRINTING CO.-We do good
work. 2465 Wash. Ave. Phono 850. 'iLLl
12-30-lma
FOR Printing, call 1166. Dee-Neu- Ll
tebaum Printing Co, 2362 Wash. iLH
Physician and Surgeon. 1
DR. A. FERNLUND, Physician and siii
Surgeon. Office hours 11 to 4 p. m. iH
New Peery Bldg., Hudson Ave. Phono mLH
1900-W. Residence phone 2129-Yv. 648
Washington avenue. 6-11 tl
Sanitary Work.
TOUR garbage hauled regular. San- ijH
Itary can furnished free. Sanitary '1
Garbage Co. Phone 620.
CITY SCAVENGER, McCarty ft Co,
2728 Grant Bell phone 2018W.
Second-Hand Goods.
NEW AND SECOND-HAND furniture.
clothing and shoes; bought, sold or 1
exchanged; also trunks and suitcases ll
cheap. A Slncr, Phone [phone] IH
Twenty-fifth St. 6 13 lwr
Spirella Corset. ifH
MRS. SMITH Tel 661-W. 464 24th. jH
1-10-1 mo MM
Stoves Repaired. IB
STOE REPAIRS The SummerlU'3 H
are fully prepared to serve you .vilu H
stoves, repairs, water jackets and iSH
kindling. 2149 Jefferson avenue, and H
2304 Washington avenue. Tel. 264 lH
Tailors. 91
CLEANING, Pressing and Repairing, il
by the Royal Tailors. Phone 442- flH
W. Work called for and delivered. SH
Umbrellas Repaired. 9H
UMBRELLAS and Parasols repaired 'jWBB
and recovered. Tel. 671 R. laiB
Vacuum Cleaners. 191
ONE DOLLAR per da7. deliverer and PsP
called for. Electric Service Co.. ySHtt
Phone SS. Up 24th St. ph
Read the Classifield Ads. llsSB
Pennsylvania 114 b-8 IrKa!
Peoples Gas 124
Pullman Palace Car 156 3-1
Reading 170 5-S f jg
Rock Island Co 15 5-8 -re
Rock Island Co., pfd. 24 Ifi'M
Southern Pacific 97 7-8
Southern Railway 26 3-4 I $?
Union Pacific 161 aM
United States Steel 112 1 4
C nlted States Steel pfd 112 1-4
Wabash 4 1 x
United States Steel 64 7-8
Western Union 64
New Haven 17, 1-2
BRADSTREET'S
New York, Ian. 24. Bradstrcet's
saj s today :
Sentiment financial industrial and
commercial manifestly is better thnn
a week or month ago Apparently the
presidential messa-e has helped to
' clear the economic atmosphere and
I business men seem more disposed to
go ahead. The fact is that further
actual, as oppose to sentimental, im
provement has come to pass within
the week and in Its general aspects
the better ment seems cumulative.
Bank discounts in most of the pre
dominantly commercial countries cf
the world are lower, thus realhln;; I
funds for commercial enterprises; tlif
marked success of New York state's
$51,000,000 tiond issue e Idened a
plentituJe of money for investment,
am the return of choice in hich-grade
issues, activity being accompanied by
hichfr prices for statistics and Is n
couraging. money for commercial uses
is broader.
On the industrial sld(v (here Is mo.r
work available; demand for iron and
steel continues to reflect improvement
and operations are improving. There
is less talk o: idleness.
Business failures for the week were
343, which compares with 36G in 191"..
Wheat exports for the week aggre
gate 3,881,823 bushels.
DUN'S REVIEW
New York, Jan. 21 R. G Dun &
Co.'s weekly review of trade today
While thero is tangible evidence or
continued expausion In gen.?r.il busi-
ness the betterment Is not entirely
uniform Advices from leading cen
ters is rather mixed, yot favorable
reports outnumber those of an oppo
site character and sentiment is more .
confident.
In the important iron and steel in
dustry the belief la st.-engthened that
the turning point has about been
reached although it Is not expected
that the recovery from previous de
pression will be rapM. Labor, how
ever, is more fully employed: mill op- '
erations have Increased and even if I
there has been no advance in prices. I
further concessions are not so fre- ,
quent. The former policy of thp rail
roads in holding back contracts is
somewhat less pronounced and orders j
and specifications are coming forward
with greater freedom than heretofore
Failures this week numbered 456 In
the United States against 350 last
year, and 48 In Canada compared with
14 a ear ago.
ou
200,000 UNION MEN QUIT.
London, Jan. 24. Two hundred
thousand union men employed in
building trades in London, quit la
bor for the week-end holiday today,
and declared they would not resume
work until the employers withdrew
their demand for the "open shop'
principle.
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