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THE OGDEN STANDARD, OGDEN, UTAH: SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 1914.
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T' A want ad campaign WMT ADVERTISING IS OPPORTUNITY
will sell that automobile or
O that carriageor that ma- Se" ilthat ProPerty to a h reads
chinery, or those fixtures- ad' ForJ,hw W'" mCa" COSt'
5 11 r 3 an aclequate pnec. lo want advertise it is to
at small cost of time or make a sale a certainty if it is saleable. Better try
money. a -want ad now today.
GIRL or middle-aged woman wanted
to work in store; fair wages; Btoadv
Job. F. J. Ross, 288 2Snd St., City
h' 8-1 7-1 wk
WILL pay reliable woman 1250.00 for
distributing: 2000 FREE packages Per
fumed Soap Powder in your town No
money required. Ward & Co., 216
institute PI.. Chicago. 8-22-lt
?r
WANTED MALE HELP
PAINTER wanted. Apply evenings.
526 16th St 8-22-2t
I m
RAILROAD, firemen, brakemen, $120.
Experience unnecessary- Send age,
postage, RaJlway, care Standard
8-15-4t
SALESMEN WANTED
TWO good salesmen for city and We
ber county on Monday morning, 8 30
to 10. R. T. Petty, 2454 Grant Ave.
8-22-lt
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SIDELINE Salesman Attention. This
year's proposition the best yet. Get
In touch with us at once for our live
premium proposition. We guarantee
our goods to sell or take back all un
sold goods. Write today for full par
ticulars. Canfield Mfg.Co., 208 Slgel
Street, Chicago. III. 8-22-lt
SALESMEN We desire a forceful
and aggressive salesman for a high
class calendar, leather and novelty
line lo represent ub In Ogden; r.lso
for several counties in Utah; will
consider applications only from men
of reliable character and real selling
ability. Thos. J. Beckman Co . 827
Filbert St, Philadelphia. Pa
BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES
OPPORTUNITIES Victoria, beautiful
capital British Columbia. Most tem
perate climate on Continent Opportu
nities dairying, fruit growing, poultry'
raising, new industries No hot sum
mers, no cold winters. Raiufall 26
inches. Finest residential and tourist
city on Pacific Coast. Population 65.
000. Write Victoria & Island Deelop
ment Association, Victoria. B. C.
8-22-lt
situatTonswanted
PRACTICAL nurse by day or Tveek;
confinement home for out of town pa
tients Pbone lloti. 8-20-lwk
A WOMAN wants work by the day.
Address 1586 Wash or call 1166.
8 20-tt
EXPERIENCED uurse takes confine
ment at home. 315 per week Tel
1671 R 8-17-lwk
NURSE desires work as nursing and
also willing to do some housework,
charge reasonable. Call 1166 S-15-lwk
AN experienced nurse desires obstet
ric cases at home. Terras moderate
3119 Adams aenue Phone 1221-J.
8-12-lmo
CURTAINS done up. Phone 1701-M
8 8-lmo
EXPERT wallpaper cleaners; tinted
walls. Edgren & Poultor. phono 1002-J
BOARD AND ROOM
ROOM and board. 2333 Adams.
S-lS-tf
OR KENT
FURNISHED HOUSES, ROOMS AN'J
APARTMENTS.
NEWLY furnished 3-room apartment.
Strictly modern, ideal location, no
children. 2'J4 1 Adams Ave. 8-22-luk
4-ROOM apartments with bath no
hlldren, no dogs. 739 24th Inquire
mornings. 8--2 lwk
FURNISHED 4-room, modern brick
(Ottage. gas, electric lights, bath, etc;
close to high school, available Sept
I: May be seen now. Inquire at 2538
Monroe Ave 8-214t
DOUBLE room, suitable for two gen
tlemen, also single rooms, well fur
nished, strictly modern. 371 22nd St.
8-19-lk
TWO neat, clean, furnished rooms for
housekeeping, one-half block cast
from Washington. 447 21st St
8-19-tf
L.
FURNISHED rooms, gentlemen pre
ferred. 2732 Hunter's Court. 8-17-lwk
HOUSEKEEPING rooms, modern;
gas, shade. 2758 Lincoln. 8-17 lwk
FOR RENT Furnished, new clean,
comfortable housekeeping rooms, $2 I
week up. 536 31st St 2-13-lyr
ONE furnished room, including bath.
Jl 50 per month. Inquire 2054 Adams.
S-17-lmo j
FURNISHED roomu for housekeeping
427 24th. 8-13-lmol
4 I
5-ROOM modern brick; railroad loeal
Cy; young couple preferred Lady
will take rent in board. Phone 22:'
from 9 to 12 a. m. 7-28-lmo
HOUSES to rent Inquire Dr. Rich,
Phone 609. 7-23-tf
FOUUR rooms for light housekeeping.
Tel 803. 7 17 tf
ROOM for rent to 2 young men. COO
24th 8t I 20 tf
4-ROOM furnished apartments, mod
ern, rent reasonable. Apply Stllweli
Terrace. 5 21-tf
A FurnUhed or Unfurnished.
ROOMS. Prica very moderate Ulahna
FURNISHED flats. 2634 Grant Ave.
4-16-lyr
FOR RENT
UNFURNISHED HOUSES. ROOM9
AND APARTMENTS,
4-ROOM modern house. Phone 25-N-2.
' 8-22-lwk
4-ROOM modern house; bathroom
range. 554 27th St. 8 21 lwk
TEN rooms, modern, 20th and Wash
ington, $25 month Apply Kohn, 2783
Washington. 8-19-tf
EIGHT-room brick house on Reeves
avenue, $20 per month. Inquire 128
25th The Bismark. 8-18-1 wk
EIGHT-room modern, 2363 Jefferson.
Apply A. C- Emerson, 2325 Madison.
8-17-lwk
FOUR rooms modern, 2&th and Wash
ington. $16 month. Apply Kohn. 2783
Washington, 8-19-tf
TWO five-room modern apartments,
$25 per month, located on Monroe
Ave.. Just south of 20th St. Phone 612.
8-17-tf
TWO-room apartments, modern, dis
appearing beds 2426 Monroe Ave.
8-17-lwk
A VERY desirable seven-room bunga
low; well located. In good neighbor
hood on Bench, near two car lines;
cheap at $25. J, J Brummitt, under
Utah National Bank. 8-11-tf
FURNISHED room for one or two
gentlemen, with private family. 2242
Lincoln Ave. S-1S lwk
5-ROOM house; toilet, cellar, water;
small famll., 351 28th St 8-21-lwk
SEVEN-room modern house, 2646
Monroe. Call 2642 Monroe. S-19-lwk
A GOOD six room modern house, well
located on Bench, only $18. J. J.
Brummitt, Phone 69.
CALL afternoons or evenings fori
unfurnished houses. 2163 Adams.
S -5-1 mo
4-ROOM house, modern, rear 2138 1
Jefferson. Christenson Shoe Co. 8-7-tf;
A FOUR-rooni home, water and lights
In railroad district, $12. J. J. Brum
mitt, Phone 59. 8-11-tf I
FOUR down stair rooms or whole
bouse, including 8 rooms and base
ment 2521 Van Buren Phone 905.
THREE-room house. Phone 900-W.
7-25 lino
A MODERN 5-room cottage, lan,
and trees, near depot, $20. J. J. Brum
mitt, under Utah National Bank
8-11-tf
AN elegant 7-rocm, modern, brick
house near shops. $25. J. I Brum
mitt under Utah National Bank.
7-25 tf
4-ROOM house In the rear of 2138
Jeff. Christensen's Shoe Co. 5-16-tf
FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS
OUR $450 Player Pianos have no
equal, fully guaranteed, terms, $25
down and $8 a month, without inter
est Pantone, 29th and Hudson.
S-20-lmo
BUCK range and kitchen cabinet,
cheap Phone 2188-M. 8-22-tl
EXTRA good fresh milch cow with
heifer calf; also seeral others. Phone
2GG4-W 8 20-Ui
SINGER Sewing Machine, cheap, par
ty leaving town 410 26th. Phone 1287
S-lS-lwk
GOOD young 1100 iKund mare, trap
buggy and harness, cheap, terms 618
'-'2nd St, 8-18-lwk
BARTLETT pears Telephone 2633-R
Merlin J. Stone. 2869 Grant. 8-18-lwk
PINE old violin; owner must sell;
rare bargain 2651 Adams. 8-18-lwk
ONE light wagon, good as new 2138
Jefferson 8-17-tf
THE entire furniture of eight rooms
and house to rent, $20 per mouth. Ad
dress, Z, care Standard 8 6-lmo
16-room house, bath and clothes closet
- hot and cold water for sale; rea
sonable Inquire 330 24th St. 8-3-tf
SOME good horses, wagons, buggies
and harness for sale or trade, cheap
Old Corey Livery Stable, rear Choes
man Garngo, Washington and L'iStb.
Tel 7-31-lmo
COWS for sale at Cow Market Freak
or soon to he. We buy and sell id
carload lots. We soil on approal.
Cor Seventh and Wabh. Pkono 2129-R.
4-ll-tf
ONE Everett piano, cabinet Grand, in
good condition, cost $760; will sell for
$200 if taken soon, also one Chasa &
Baker plano-pluyer. $100 340 32nd St.
BNAP if taken at once: Twin Indian,
Just overhauled See Vern Bullougb
at Erownlng Bror Repair Shop
MOTORCYCLE single apply Red
field Repair Shop, Flve Points. 6-4-if
MOVABLE dance pavtilion; also can
as. Bargain, Phono S03. 2170 Lin
co'Q . 4-24-tf
DRESSMi KlNcT
DRESSMAKING and sewing ''117
Quincy. Tel 1369-M. 8T2-lmo
DRESSMAKING and ladies' tailoring
273 Adams. Pbone 2G&U-W.
DRESSMAKING ula-n sewing Phoni
891. 278 22nd Bt, U-19-tI
WANTED
MISCELLANEOUS
FIVE-room modern with bam inquire
2986 Adnms Phone 200-W. 8 21 lwk
REPAIR, dry' cleaning, pressing Hol
land Laundry, 638 24th St. Y. Steiger
Taiior 8-17-1 wk
WANTED Clean, white old rags at
the Standard offioe. Phone 56. 360
jl4th 8t- 1 9 tf
FOR SAIE
REAL ESTATE
yReal EsJtateorSale.
CHOICE lots easy terms, miPand
an Buren. Blchsel, 411 24th St.
N-lil-tl
ONE lot, 132x258 on Wall and 22ud St
, By owner 670 W 24th St. 8 21 lwk
I "
BBVEN-room modern house, close m.
large barn; good shade $2750- terras
C. B. Bisenherg, Rhone 2246-
8-18-lwk
NEW modern home on Fowler ve
Tel 1784-J 8-18-lwk
H VAN BRAAK, Loans, Insurance;
extra great snap; modern frame
house, only $1200 3519 Adams Phone
974-W, 8-18-lmo
2 1-2 ACRES of fruit land. 5-room
house, modern barn and outbuildings,
and implements; fresh Jersey cow
and separator Part cash, the rest in
payments. Phone 900-W.. 8S6 12th St
3-2-lmo
i 1 .
I A MODERN 5-room cottage with
trees, lawn, everything in good shape
located near the aepot, for otilv
$2300, $200. balance same as paying
rent. J. J. Brummitt, Phone 59. S-ll-tf
FAR MSI FARMS! !
IF you want to buy or trade your
home In town for farm land by all
means come and see me. I specialize
on farm lands and exchange nf property-
Come today or Phone 460 J. F.
Walker, Real Estate, Broom Hotel
basement.
AN elegant lot, 171 feet deep, located
on Lincoln avenue, only $10 per front
foot. $50 down, $10 per month. J J.
Brummitt. under Utah National Bank !
8 11-tt
FIN E room modern frame dwelling
house, largo lot. corner Shorten and I
Racine avenues; cheap at $2625 E.
F Bratz S-l-tf
ANY kind of house you wish; lots,
fire insurance and loans. 3519 Adams
6-27-lmo
6-ROUM house, 1 1-2 acre of ground,
3 blocks from Five Points school.
Phone 1701-M. 6-26-lmo
LOT for sale at a bargain by ownjr.
On Jackson two hundred feet south
of 26th St East front. Apply at 2671
Adams.
COZY 5-room modern brick house, ce
ment w.i ik ann casement: at big bar
gain $2C00 cash for a few days; well
worth price $3300; prettiest location
m town, 2964 Grant. 6 19 tf
Cojjnty ReadEstate For Sale
A SNAP 10-acro Improved farm in
Iluntsville, only $1600. Phone 2038-J
8-22-lwk
WANTED REAL ESTATE
W ANTED to buy a track of land In
good location, suitable for building
lets None but owners need apply Call
at NOB, 2562 Wash. Ave N. C. Oleson.
8-21-lwk
moneyqTHan
U HEN you want ?10 or morcT7SK
MR DIX, 218 Col Hudson Building.
Salaried people can get it without
security. Others on Furniture. Pla
nos. etc. Can be repaid in small
weekly or monthly payments.
DIAMONDS, watches, jewelry, guns
etc. Thomas Loan Office, Grant ft 25th."
6-18-lyr
MONEY on flrat mortgage real ev
tate loans Kelly & Harrlok. 3 15 tf
MORTGAGE Ioan on farm or city
property. O. A. KENNEDY. Base
ment of Utah National Bank Bldg
M8-tf.
MONEY to loan on city and farm
property Any amount, no delay
MatthewE-McCuliocb. Co. undor First
National Bank. Phon S01-W.
6 PER CENT LOANS 6 PER CENT
OBTAINABLE to buj. build or im
prove farm, ranch and city properly
or remoNO incumbrance therefrom'
special privileges and reasonable
terms For proposition, address: Fi
nance Dpt , 1527 Busch Bldg., Dal
las, Texas.
LOANS on improved farm or city
property. R P Hunter. 43 .'-liti
St., opposite Court House
MONEY to loan on real estate security-
J- J. Brummitt. 4-27-cf
LOST
INDEXED memorandum book contain
ing promissory note. Return to Stand
ard. 8-21-lwk
it. size filled open face, Ball; i:
jewel; move. No. B 231124, case No
6273917. Geo. Knight, 207 W Patter
son Ave. 8-21-3t
AUTO lamp near Clearfield Return
Cheesman Garage. Reward g j-tf
BUNCH of keys Return to Standard
Office and receive handsome reward.
8-17-lwk
A WANT AD CAMPAIGN
will enable you to "cash in"
on those lots you own for
somebody can use them
right away, and would glad
ly buy them.
Medley's
MOBILIZATION
-. ... of
REALTY OFFERINGS.
I have the one best bet for a Sub
division no appearing in Ogdon.
A property on 24th street (close in)
that will make 6 lotB, and a street
to be named after the purchaser.
ALSO a 320-acre ranch; bargain ex
traordinary.
A. W. Hadley
2484 Washington Ave. Phone 300.
DANCING STUDIO
FIELDS. 427 Col. Hudson Blk, Waltz,
two-step, three-step taught in four les
sons, daily. Learn the half-and-half,
one-step, canter, high jink, scroll and
twinkle waltz The real hesitation.
S-12-lmo
DANCING LSSONS
2047 Porter Ave. Phone 2244-M.
8 4-1 mo
TORAciT
1 9-ROOM residence, modern, partly
' rented, for several acres of land with
I or without bouse. Must have good wa
1 ter right and near city. 536 31st St.
8-22-lwk
.
I MOTORCYCLE for horses or cows
i Phone 2619-W 6-4-tl
i
Your business card In the directory
will keep your name and business be
foro the people It will pay you try
NOTICE TO JOBBERS OF ST E A M
BOILERS
Sealed bids will be received by thf
Board of Trustees of the State In
dustrial School at Ihe office of Attor
nej General A R Barnes, Felt Bldg
Salt Lake City, until 10 o'clock a. m
Thursday August 27, lfiu. ai whlcti
time aud place the bids will be opened
and if satisfactory a contract will b?
awarded for furnishing f o. b. car6 at
Five Points, Ogden. Utah, ttvo steam
boilers of such type as the said Board
of Trustees may -elect from the fol
lowing tpes and in accordance wit'o
specifications furnished.
Bid No. 1 For two internal fur
naces, 150 horse power steam boll
ers.
Alternate Bid No 2 For two hori
zontal tubular, 160 horse power steam
boilers to be supported on hrick walls
Alternate Bid No. 3 For two hori
zontal tubular 150 horse power steam
boilers to be supported with suspen
sion hangers, stee beams and columns
for brick enclosure.
Alternate Bid No. 4 For two hori
zontal tubular 150 hors. power steam
boilers supprirted by suspension hang
ers, steel beams and columns and en
Closed with steel casinc
Said boilers to be built and deliv
ered in accordance with specifications
furnished by leslie S Ilod-soil nrchl
tect, with specifications may be seen
at the office of said architect at 24S1
Hudson Ave., Ogden, Utah.
By order ol the Board of Trustees,
ED, M ROWE. Secretary.
Fir.t publication Aug. 17. 1014
L:st publication Aug. 27, 1914.
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
Stockholders of the Overland Min
ing and Milling Company, attention!
At a meeting of the board of di
rectors held in Ogden City Utah, .ug
21, 1914, an assessment of 2 mills
per share was levied against the cap
ita! stock of the corporation, the same
payable Immediately to the Secretary,
ai 2421 Hudson avenue, Ogden, titan.
It not paid on or before Sept. lt. 1914.1
the stock will be advertised as de-!
Unquent and if not paid w ith costs I
: of advertising on or before Oct. 22,
1014, sufficient shares thereof will be
sold at public auction, 2421 Hudson
avenue, at 3 o'clock p in., of that day,
to pay delinquency, cost of advertis
ing and expense of sale.
E. M CONROY, President.
A. T. HESTMARK. Secretary
First publication, Aug. 22. 1914
Last publication, Bept 19, 1914.
PROBATE AND
GUARDIANSHIP NOTICE
Consult County Clerk or the Respec
tive Signers for Further
Information.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Et-tate of George A. Forbes, Deceased
Creditors will present claims with
vouchers to the undersigned at his
office, 309-10 First National Bank
Building, Ogden. Utah, on or before
the 23rd dav of December. 1914 Dated
August 21, 1914
SAMUEL T CORN. Administrator
First publication, Aur 22, 1914.
Last publication, Sept. 12. 1914
ALIAS SUMMONS.
In the Municipal Court within audi
for the City oi Ogden, County of We
ber, state of Utah., before Hon w ii
Reeder, Jr., Municipal Judge and Ex-j
oflicio Justice of the Peace.
N. o, Ogden Company, a Corpora
tion, Plaintiff vs. J T. Callahan, De
! ndant.
The State of Utah to said Defendant
You are hereby summoned to ap-i
pear before the above entitled Court
within ten HO) days nfter sen-Ice oi
this summons upon you. if served
within the county in which this ac
tion is brought, otherwise within
twenty (20) days nfter this service,
and defend the above entitled action;
in case of your failure to do bo,
judgment will be rendered against
you according to the demand of the
complaint In said action, which was
filed In said Court on the 2nd day of
j May, A. D 1914,
To the Sheriff 0r any Constable ot
Weber county, Greeting:
Make legal service and due return
hereof. This action is brought to re
rover from the defendant the sum of
Fifteen Dollars and fifty cents
($15 50) for goods, wares and mer
rbandise sold and delivered bv thf
plaintiff to the defendant.
W itness, Hon. W. H. Recder Jr ,
Judge of Said Court, with the Seal
thereof, this 22nd day of August 1914
(Seal! I. N. FULTON. Clerk.
First publication, August 22, 1914
Last publication, September 19, 1914.
IMPORTS DECREASE
IN NEW YORK CITY
New York, Aug. 22 Imports of
I general merchandise here for the
I week ending on August 15, were val
ued at $14,258,228 compared with $12.
419,783 the week before, and $15,'
639.140 two weeks before. Included
In these Imports are $271,039 worth of
precious stones and jewelr Im
ports of dry goods for consumption
totalled $1,389,257, silk entries being
appraised at $470,726. The week be
fore these entries were valued at $2,
496 490 and at $2 273,775 in the cor
responding veek la?it vear.
Significant as reflecting the paraly
sis of shipping following the outbreak
of the European war Is the fact that
the dry goods entries here the week
of August 16 were less by $1,107,233
than In the preceding week. The
brunt of the tie up appears for the
week to have fallen on dry goods, as
Imports in other lbie? 9ho no such
proportionate decrease
LIFE CRUSHED OUT
UNDER WATER WHEEL
Salt Lake, Aug 22. While climbing
about an abandoned water wheel on
the Jordan river bank between Ninth
and Tenth South streets. Gordan
Schoher, 12 years of ago, met death
yesterday when he was caught be
tween the mammoth wheel and its
base and his life was crushed out
The body was extricated by the po
lice, called by a playmate of the un
fortunate boy, and removed in the
police ambulance to the family home,
1403 Wasatch avenue. His father.
Ogden Business Directory j
Classified Alphabetically
Abstracts of Title
Abels Abstract & Title Co. Inc , mo7
sled to 376 25th St., Broom hotel build
in?. Phone 460 Yv'e make abstracts
1 of title anywhere in W'eber county at
, reasonable charges.
Auto and Carriage Painting
There are a few autos in Oo;den
that need painting. We have painted
75 why not paint yours?; Touch up
and varnish, 5 days; paint, in days
Why drive a shabby car? Ogden Car
riage Co., Phone 102G-W. 1701 Wasb.
Accordion Plaiting
Dono in all lengths. 2568 Cole's
Court, rear 240 26th St. Tel 11S0-M
Attorneys
E. T. Hulanlski, First National Bank
Bldg. 12 11 tf
Bakery
Eat "Ullklt and Domestic Science"
Bread. T llklt High Grade Bakery
Goods The Domestic Science Baking
Co , 225S Grant Avenue. Phone 333.
! Blacksmithing, Horseshoeing
We furnish all kinds of rubber tires.
1 Carriages, buggies, wagons, automo
biles, etc.. repaired. New wagons
made to ordor O. E. Savage. Cor. j
Washington and 22nd St. Phono 389-W
Billiards
Billiards and pocket billiards; new :
tablos. "The Cosey." 32C 25th St.
Chili Con Carne
The Real Mexican, wholesale and
retail at the Bismark. Phone 339.
City Scavenger
City Scavenger, MeCarty & Co , 2728
Grant. Bell phone 2018-W.
Counselor-at-Law
Lawyer O'Connolly over Commer- !
clal National Bank Bldg., 309 24th St.
Phone 11.
j
Contractor and Builder
AH kinds of mill work, band saw
ing and s;nir building. Mfgre. of sash,
doors, mouldings, mantels and frames
jp A.'lsakson &, Co., 247-251 22nd St
Phone 1808-J
Carpet Cleaning
K. Van Kampen Phone for up
bolstering, mattress making, reatretcb-
ing of bed springs.
Chiropractor
F. J. Freenor, D C, Graduate Chir
opractor. No drugs, surgery or os
teopathy ; try chiropractic. Rooms
212-213-214 Col. Hudson Bldg. Phone
311.
Chiropractor and Masseur
B. Cowlishaw, 511 Eccles Bid?.
Carpets Cleaned
Carpets cleaned and laid by steam
Phone McBridc. Telephone 1844-W.
2 17 14
Employment Agency
Burt Linn Emp Agency, Am. & Fore
ign Labor. All kinds of help furnished
free to employer. 207 25th Phone 1246.
Electrical
Fhort. 1ttU.
Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat
Dr Wright, practice limited to Eye.
Ear, Nose and Throat. Glasses cor
rectly iltted. Col. HudBon Bldg
STOP PAYING RENT I
We will sell you a Five Room Modern Brick House
worth at least $3500.00 for $2900.00. Small payment
down and balance on easy payments. See
Carl C. R
asmusson I
REAL ESTATE
Phone 115' 2428 Hudson Ave.
Horace Schoher, 1b in Germany, un
able to get home because of the war
Together with his brother, Horst,
and another boy named Golden Mc
Coy, Gordon was engaging in the sport
of climbing upon the wheel and rid
ing it down Into the pit, the wheel
turning under their weight and grad
ually gathering momentum with each
repeated ride. In some manner Gor
don failed to get away soon enough
When ho reached the bottom, and he
was caught between the wheel and
the cement bottom He gave but one
cry for help and died immediately
Golden McCoy made heroic efforts
to turn back the wheel and release
his playmate, straining his back be
fore he gave over his efforts, ana
hurried to telephone to the police.
The body was taken out by Police ln
Hpcctor C A. Carlson and Patrolman
J. A Egbert, the combined strength
of the two men being necessary to
turn back the wheel.
SHERIFF HELD UP.
Black foot. Idaho. Aug. 21 Sheriff
fonea of this city came er near
getting Into a gun play with a man
named Nicacham, who he attempted
to arrest this morning. Nicacham. It
is said stole a saddle from a farmer
named Jame9 at Arco Word was
sent here and Nicacham was located
in the brush along the Snake river
W nen the shcrif attempted the arrest.
Nicacham got the drop on the sheriff
who was advised to ' beat it. ' Prof!
Rice of Groveland. who was with the
sheriff, wns covered with a gun
by a companion of Nicacham Holding
the officer and the professor at a dls
tance, the two mounted and made
their escape to the aas west of town
Fruits
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables deliv
ered to anv part of City, G. Kallas.
224 Twenty -fifth St. Phone 587.
Grocery and Bakery
Try our lest quality coffee. 40c the
lb Also good cheaper grades 25c to
Boc. lb. Phone 1145-Wr. J. J. Sch
wartz, 2234 Jefferson Ave.
Groceries
Also a5en?s for U. S. Cream Separ
ators and O. K. Electric Washing Machines
RUS3ELI JAMES CO.
Everything to eat and then some.
Hotel
Safety, comfort, moderate. New
Brlgham hotel, 24th and Wall One
block from depot. Only fire-proof
hotel In the city Reducea rates for
permanent guests. Rate!, 75c and
up. Theo Goiie. Prop.
Hussey-Woods Realty Co.
408 W ash Ave Phone 393 will
trade 320 acres good land, all fenced
! and 40 acres broke for city property
I or farm Sec us for ranches.
Jeweler
A full line of fine Jewelry and wat
ches Watch repairing a speclalt).
H. F. Upp, 247G Grant Ave.
Junk
Ogden Junk House If you have any
kind of Junk, phone us up. W7e will
call for it. Tel. 210.
Job Printing
DENKERS & SON.
Printers Established in 1902. It
will pay vou to see us first. Phone
1843-J. 421-423 23rd St.
Monuments
Large stock. Choice selection Fine
granite and marble. Joseph Parry &
Sens Co., 2253 Washington Avenuo
Phone 721-W.
Meat Market
Russell-James Company. Also a full
line of groceries. "Everything to eat."
See our Dept. of Household Needs.
I Cor. 2ith and Lincoln Ave. Phones
, 412 and 413.
Mechano-Therapist
Dr H. A White, M. T L, Mechano
Therapist, over Smallej s, 330 25th
Si A Drugless treatment for nervous
and chronk diseases Trj our meth
ods. Phone 1S54-W.
Monuments
See Mitchell Bros, tor .Monumental
: work. Don't pay big commissions to
agents; pictures of monuments are
misleading. Vard. 2003 Jeftcrson Ave
Phone 2218
Notary Public
O A. Kennedy Basement Utah Na
tional Bunk Building. i 19 tf
. . 1
New and Second-hand Goods
ALVORD & ANYTHING "A to Z."
SING it and RING it 333-W. 2 2 tf
Photographer
The Noggle Studio. Fine portraits,
views. All kinds of commercial work.
Best kodak finishing in the city.
Phone 3S6-J 41G-24th St.
Painting and Decorating
Wc will hang your wall paper Wo j
,ill paint your house. We will toll '
you how to do It yourself. Griffin
Paint Co, 2310 Washington Ave
Printing
For good and up-to-dato Printing Call
1166, Dee-Neutehoom, 2362 Wash, .-w
Read the Classified Ads.
A pr.sse is now in pursuit. j
FAVOR BOND ISSUE j
Pocatello. Idaho Aug 21 The
mass meeting held at the Commercial
cm to arouse interest in the question
01 issuing bonds for the purpose of j
securing a municipal water plant was I
not very largely attended i
D. W. Church was chairman and
Leorge Stoll secretarv. Mayor Turner
explained the sltuution and ufter
many questions were asked and ans
wered, the meeting passed a resolu
tion by unanimous vote that those
present were In favor of the bond issue.
The man who "always has a want !
ad. working ror him" s prospering
depend upon It J
A o-line want ad., repeated a few
times will definitely decide whether I
or not y..u can sell it and vo 1 prob- I
ably can. 1
OH, THAT'S DIFFERENT.
'Vo-.r former husband must still '
love you.-' I
"He tens me that he owes a great I fl
deal to you " I
'Tie's referring to the jack alimonj
Pittsburg Post. "
UU I J
DIRECTIONS MIXED J
'How do you like my biscuits, hub- I
bt t.?0t ' rC(jipfJ 01" 05 a '. ,
Well, m dear, I found a button In I
one and a leather jn another Maybe f
.you got the cooking recipe mixed with h
the fashion hints." Louisville . I
ler-JournaL t.
Read the Classified Ads. j
Physician and burgeon f
Dr A Fernlund, Physician and Sur- I
geon. Office hours 11 to 4 4 p. m. New I
reery Bldg. Hudson Ave. Phone 1900 W I
Residenca phone 2129W. 646 Wrash.
Real Estate
J. J. Brummitt, Loans Insurance,
Real Estate, 2402 Washineton Ave.
Under Utah National Bank, Phone 5'J.
Stratford Collection and
Reporting Co.
Employes none but good attornoya. f
Conveyancing, probate business, per- f
sonal injury cise3, divorce proceed- I
lngs and all other legal nutters
promptly and efficiently .handled. lJM
Storage Batteries
Recharged, repaired, stored; satis- I
; faction guaranteed. Electric Service I
Stove Repairs
SUMMERILL'S Stove Repair House H
2304 Washington Ave. Tel. 3S4. Lead
ers of the west In stove repairs.
1
Second-hand Goods
New and Second-hand furniture j
J clothing and shoes, bought, sold or ex
changed; also trunks and suitcases j
j cheap. A Siner, Pnono 1321. 17D 1-2 flfl
I Twenty-fifth St. 6 13 Jyr 1
Sanitary Work
Tour Garbage hauled regular San!- fl
taryr can furnished free. Sanitary Gar
bage Co., Phone C-0.
Shoe Repairs
OGDEN SHOE REPAIR FACTORY.
Soles sewed for 75a Rubber heel"
35c. 322 24th St. I
Stove and Range Repairs j
Summerill 3 Stove Repair House. F. J
Summerlll, Sr., 2141 Jefferson Ave. !
Tel. 3C4. F. Summerill. Jr.. 2301
I Wash. Ae. Tel. iy5 A complete line !
i of repairs and water jackets. Stoves j
both new and second-hand. 1
Spirella Corset I
Mrs. Smith Tel. 661 W. 4C4 24th
Vacuum Cleaners
One Dollar Per Day, delivered and I
called for. Electric Service Co, jj
Phone 83. Up 21th St
Watchmaker and Jeweler
SMALLEY'S Watchmakers, Jewel
era and Engravers. 336 Twenty -fifth
street Phone 1300-J.
Western Foundry and
Machine Co.
All kinds ol brasg and iron castings,
Machine, Boiler and Sheet. Iron Work.
Phone 617.
ADOGRAM
No. 19.
We would sooner trade
with friends than strang
ers any day in ihe year.
Newspaper advertising is lH
profit ibli bi jifl
believe in their paper. R 9 H
part of their daily life. They H
look on the advertisers as jH
familiar friends and it Is V
human nature to patronise RH
friends rather than Strang- IH
Tho one person in the elt, to whom
your want ad. should appeal is doubt- H
reading th 1 I
Tenantless property wiii often offset
most of yuur good tuck in other things.
Read the Classified Ads.
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