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THE OGDEN STANDARD: OGDEN, UTAH, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1918. . o ,. Jim
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I . THE' FRONT OF YOUR HOUSE'WITH A SIGN! ' lWeek $.50 I jjj
I I hLR A STANDARD &LASSSFSEE9 MO - 1 M6nth $1;S0 I Mi
j I tPH ' j j WILL DO THE BUSINESS ' 'Z'ZSS:
I jL.aaEggggB j III
i
j Female Help j
kl!piFCED salesladies, suit and
I EXXnu- eood wages. Box R, care
cloak acpu, fa" 331E
' stanrdj
! fUENCEDgirl for housework at
; J 25Ui. Phone 1344. wui
x -TTdrl or woman Tor general
'" G inrk' fiood home, closo In, no
Safbe-f wages. 2431 Adams.
TnTor gencral housework. Mar-
ttjogcty- Tel. 117Q. 33
1 rrnr or girl for housework. 232
j go741 Grant Kerlz. 3243
Tfo7Rcneral housework. No wash
:j Ecdes
I Housekeeper wanted. Phone 1028.
I Si-Telephone operator at
i Jeedhotel. ff-
J MlIAN to take care of child 8 months
Seasonable pay. Address box 25
i an Standard.
jT WANTED
I Male Help :
;! SnffldTout "16 years
; Greenwell's. ff;
i y.v to work on farm; house, fur.,
) ffjen; good wages. 2336 Mad. 3314
5 lHOOM modern, $13.00. 848 22nd
i. j phone 246-R. fff 4
; f.R00M modern dwelling, 255 27th l St
oni i . 32b
end g I 7"
IOW rent apartments, garden for
?& Samite use. 74D 28th. tfione 2617 -R.
UDltt;- ' 3323
Vihn j
ttflifc -;3.R00M frame, partly modern on
Ck-,' I tench; 4-room brick, partly modern on
12 h tench; 7-roora frame, modern, five
sid'i (Hocks' Eouth; 8-room brick, modern,
imi l ti00 In. E. F. Bratz,"417 Eccles Bldg.
' ; phone I960. 3292
1 5-ROOM modern house opposite high
HOO I d,ool. Inquire 2550 Monroe. 32S4
in W'ROOM modern house, unfurnished,
oulj ' 252 Madison. Phone 2031-M. 3270
lry 11 m,
iterei & 5-ROOM modern house, 565 ' 24th.
gs, Ee- a Ptone 2167-W. 3249
Boix a "
Un i AX elegant 7-room house with steam
otei !5 lt, well located on the bench. J. J.
tejk iBnuunitt, Phono 2G12-W. 3234
i 3 PARTLY mod. apts. $7.00 and up
flV7? $Dmwood. 749 2Sth st. Phone 2617-R.
;1 3241
I A good 6-room modern house, well lo
cated on Washington avenue, $20. J. J.
Bmmmltt, under Utah National bank.
.-.. 3234
TlDp 1
IZ V. "j THREE room modern apartment, cel
:lu,Iawn. close in. $1800. F. A. Mc
j,e, jGdre, 2431 Hudson. 2849
f7 WANTED
leno j Situations 5
rieklfS "'ELL recommended collector wishes
jrjj j some now accounts. Apply Box 100,
3 InilJ f0416 Standard. 3303
Wr MAN wishes Janitor work, furnaces.
351 ' ;Hscdy with tools. References. M.
, Standard. 32D7
j WANTED by young married man, work
5 ;Otanj-kind. Phone 2348-J. 3274
tfl j COMPETENT stenographer wishes po-
1 Jition also experienced typist 811 25th.
1 jKcne 1119 -W. 3264
CURSING by practical maternity
'ne. Phone 2348-J or box R caro
wizard. 3266
IS CHIMNEY SWEEP.
JJuRNACES and chimneys cleaned.
j Peters, phone 1952. 2050
ST 1)0 lonesome; lot us introduce
m 0 a companionable young lady or
jf-aUeman. "Get Acquainted Club,"
SiMn .,55, 8den, Utah. Mombor
;,JP. SenUamen, 25c; ladies free.
' 3168
;uc3L?l?aiT 2' 1918- sma11 Pack
:K n nB crclieted yoke and
?eac- l8i al9 readlne- glasses. Finder
ZL rotura to 2567 Grant Ave. and
Ifejwar 3311
iSc'S? ?ritbe return of Un!on Pa
L1t?smi we,ek ncturu t0 Tom Tur-fjtgf-
Pomer Hudsonnd
LySLBof m?n's cl0ths; er
'wS t. am, by describing color
Ii? Cn"i7: lCXanCdS Jind payine
--!i736 Glbaon Ave. 330S
ilSS?' Wner bavo
Agggfeyheel and paying
ttj'CAL AND PROPER
fc-Vot u lll0W fflvite Slower 7"
I I FOR RENT I
; uigbhed , .Jl
I TU'U rooms, 472 21st; gentlemen pre
i, ferred. - 3311
1 TWO room apartment, modern, gas,
Phone 449-2G. 3279
a
5-ROOM modern house. Call 2670 Jef
ferson. Tel. 436-W. 3298
1 a v .
NBATLTl furnished light housekeeping
rooms; also sleeping rooms. -333 24th
St. 3231
'NICELY furnished up-to-date 3-room
apartment Ideal location. Adults 2341
Adams. 3256
3- ROOM house, strictly modern. Apply
3278, Ogdon ave. 3278
NICELY furnished sleeping rooms
near car line. Address 2462 Monroe.
Phone 21S1-J. 3273
NEWLY furnished room with gas.
Moderate prices. 246S Wash. avo. 3271
THREE partly , furnished rooms
housekeeping. 3031 Grant, Tel. 2679-R.
a 3268
1
MODERN furnace heated room. Gen
tleman preferred, 441 Herrick. 3267
FURNISHED rooms for light house
keeping. Modern. Phono 1014 -J. 3261
FOX APTS., 2 rms., 447 21sL 3211
FOR 2 or 3 months, nicely furnished
4- room apartment; piano, bath and
sleeping porch; strictly modern
throughout. Address Box 84, care
Standard. 313S
NICELY fur. rms. steam heat, and city
water. Over Ogden theater. 3242
FUR Sleeping rooms. Phone 1880.
3240
A FRONT room suitable for two. 313
Twenty-eighth strdet. 3055
MOD. sleeping roams, steam heated,
$2 to $2.50 wk. 2474 Washington.
2975
THREE nicely rurnlshcd rooms, 2539
Grant Tel. 3213. 2764
PEARL, Twenty-seventh and Grant
Phone 2920. 2705
SEE the new Plaza Apts. Prices from
$23.50 to $37.50 per month, including
light, heat and gas. Phone 2208. 155y
HOUSES and flato. 2634 Grant. 9-lfl-tf
C "Horrent 1
ROOM and board; 548 25th. 3180
!; Miscellaneous
ELECTRIC hair remover, with full in
structions; never been used, $25.00;
one-minute camera, $5.00. Phone 686.
3329
IVER JOHNSON bicycle, good condi
tion, no coaster. Call at 2865 Monroe.
3333
GOLUMBIA graphophono and 50 rec-
ords, cheap. 2620 Mon. Phone 2694 -R.
3318
BEDSTEAD, dresser, book caso and
stand. Call between 10 and -2 o'clock.
1252 25th St. 3316
HOOSIER kitchen cabinet and brass
bedstead, etc. 439 Herrick, uppor left
flat. Call evenings. 3309
Child's bedsted, mattress and springs;
excellent condition. Phone 455. 3310
A bargain for three dozen now straight
oak chulrs. Phono 1535. 3293
POTATO 100 lb. $1.35. All kinds of
vegetables. Call 2580-W. 3280
ONE team of mare, reasonable; weight
about 1400. Phone 76. 3183
SECOND-HAND goods bought and
sold at reasonable prices. 1800 Wash.
Phono 686-J. 3082
WE have a few moro slightly used
piano bargains to offer at $G per
month, no Interest. Pantono, 29th and
Hudson. 3031
NEW library set, 3324 Woodland.
3009
SIX largo' sacks of kindling wood, $1.
J. H. Wheelwrlsht. Phono 828. 748
JIM'S GROCETERIA Is run like the
poBtoffico. Small buyers get the same
price aa lurgo ones. Cumomero save
the cost of dellvcriM, oookkeoping
and clerks. Evorytning in gTocorios Is
cheaper. 183 24th Street. 6-1-tf
IMPORTED canaries. 2220 Lincoln
Ave. 814
A g en ts j
MAN or woman makes $50 per month,
spare time, without capital. Wo start
you and "furnish everything. No can
vassing. Logltimato opportunity. In
formation free. Direct Company, 408
Spring St., Los Anggles, Cal. 2736
BUSINESS 1
f OPPORTUNITIES
EXPERT accountant wants small set
of books to keep in ovonings. Address
Accountant, care Standard. 2861
RESTAURANT for sale. Frisco Cafe,
408 25th. 3307
! FOR SALE
j : Real Estate J
FOR SALE OR RENT Good 40-acre
' tract, with improvements and water,
between Weiser and Payette, Idaho.
' V. C. Gunnell, Atty., Commercial Na-
tional Bank Bldg., Ogden, Utah. 3332
GOOD ranch for sale or rent, on rail-
road, in Idaho. Phone 2575-W. 3306
: SEE THIS TODAY. For Sale 6
room modern brick home close in.
Large lot, garage, cement drive; all
special assessments paid. This place Is
worth $4000; will sell for $2800. Rea
sonable terms. R. A. Norrls, 1650
Washington, phone 779. 3257
SPECIAL.
NEW 5-room stucco house, can finish
two more rooms upstairs, facing east
on south Washington. All street as
sessments paid. Worth $4000. Price,
$3250; $1000 down, 6 per cent on bal
ance. . OGDEN HOME BUILDERS CO.
213 Eccles Bldg. Phone 917.
3320
A great bargain in a 5-room modern
house, well located close In in the rail
road district. This property belongs
to nonresident and must be sold. It
will bring over 1 por cent per month
on the investment This is a rare bar
gain and will pay you to investigate
If you want an investment or a home
for about half of what is is worth. J.
J. Brummltt, under Utah National
bank. 3233
5-ROOM modorn cottage worth $3000.
will sell for $2450. 7-room modorn
brick homo cost $5500, will sell for
$3700. 4-room brick, extra large lot,
only $1400, Wo have some good lots
with curb and gutter sidewalk, sewer,
etc., in and paid up only $525 each.
Come In.and look over our list of farms
and city property. We have a large list
of splendid property. Ogden R. E. &
Bldg., Co., 2438 Wash. Avo. Phone
378. 3237
A good 4-room partly modern homo
well located closo In on the bench In
one of the best neighborhoods of the
city, within less than ono block of the
high school. This can be bought for
$2000. Terms if desired, is worth
$3000. J. J. Brummltt, phono 59. 3233
GOOD home on bench for sale by own
er. Call 24S4 or 509. 3157
4-ROOM new house, lot 100x125 feet,
in berries and fruit. 662 4th St. 3156
A good 22-room rooming house well lo
cated and doing an elegant business.
If you want something you can make
some money out of, it will pay you to
investigate this business opportunity.
J. J. Brummltt under Utah National
bank. 3233
YOUR chanco to buy a 5-room mna
era brick home opposite high school
'at very moderate price. Owner leav
ing town. Call at 2550 Monroe before
Fob. 20. 3118
APARTMENT and rooming house.
Sickness forces sale at sacrifice. 22106
Wash. 3104
FOR SALE.
21 acres best land in county for to
matoes, peas, beets or fruit; 5 acres
in bearing apples, 2 acres pasture, 14
acres for general use; good 4-room
brick house, large barn, cemented
cellar, wt.il and ample water right.
Ideally located for marketing crops;
closo to excellent Gchool and on one of
the main highways. Will sell on good
terms, only $4000.00.
J. A. McCULLOUGH
Under First Natl. Bank. 2779
IDAHO RANCHES
FARMS and ranches, some with cat
tle. Terms. Federal Land Co. 493
FIVE room house with light and water
on a lot 43.8 feet by 165 feet, west
front, paved street, close In on Wash
ington avenue. Lot alone worth $1800.
The best Investment In Ogdon. All
for $1600. J. A. McCulloch, under First
National Bank. 2274
p" DRE
Dills' ii a!lnG and pfaln BewYug.
2749 Grant 1917
HEMSTITCHING and pIcoL. 10c and
16o a yard. Fancy buttons. Madame
Caplau's Gown Shop, 3rd floor Wrights.
1504
LADIES'tallorinc,2G36 Madison. 1932M
3-10-lyr.
wAffre5 j
I To Rent j
TWO or throe-room modorn apart
ment or furnished house for two
adults. Submit with descx-lptlon. Box
20, caro Standard. 3327
WE can rent that vacant property.
Ogden Rental Agoncy, 374 25th.
Phono 69. 2988
ONE or two first-class housekeeping
rooms, closo In; wanted by responsi
ble couplo. Box 15, care Standard.
3315
"waited i
Board and Room
ROOM and board for five ladles, rea
sonable prices, close In, box M. E. M.
caro Standard. 3296
AUTOS FOR SALE
FORD, first-class condition. 755 24th
st 'i 3250
Read tho Classified Ads.
JFORMATION BUREAU
Accident Insurance
Aetna Accident & Liability Co., Auto
and Liability Insurance. H. A. Purdy,
2377 Hudson Avo. Phono .483.
Anything
Bought, sold or exchanged. Alvord,
Phone 333. 3272
Banking
Ocdcn Stato Bnnk, Commercial & Sav
ings Dopts. Keed Hotel Bldg. Phone C2.
Auto Accessories
Garape. Repairs, Studebakor Agency.
Mack-ltoblnson Co., iM-ll) Grant Avenue.
Phono SOI.,
Banking
Utah National Bank, southeast corner
24 tli Su and Wash. Ave. Phone 61.
Carpet Cleaning
K. Van Kumpen for upholstering; car
pots cleaned, altered and laid. Re-maklng
of mattrcflsea. Phono S83.
Chiropractor
R. J. Schultz. Chiropractor. Offlco First
National Bank, suite 41S. Office phone
2870; Residence. 105S-R. Office hours 10
to 12 and 2 to -1. 301G
Chiropractors
Irish & Irish Chiropractic," sulto 200-210-211
Col. 4 Hudson Bldg., 2nd floor.
Phono 275. Only lady Chiropractor In
Ogden. 2734
Johnson. McKell, Thompson, Suite 40D-10-11-12-13-11
and 26, 4th floor Hudson
Bldg. X-Ray Laboratory. Phono 707.
Chiropractor:
L. F. Plntler, successor to F. J. Frecnor
Chiropractic Office, 112 - 13 - 14
26. Col. Hudson Bldg. Phone 311. 3015
City Scavengers:
McCarty &. Co., 2734 .Grant Avenue.
Phono 201S-W.
Counselpr-at-Law
Lawyer O'Connolly, over Commercial
National Bonk. Phone 11.
Delicatessen
BEST chili con came at Greiner's, 128
25th. Phone 2883.
Engraving
Ogden Engraving Scrvlco Co.. makers
of tine cuts In one or moro colors, 2403
Waahingtoa Ayc. Phone 463.
Furrier and Taxidermist
Furs cleaned, remodeled In latest stylos.
Orders taken for new fur3 at reasonable
prlcca. "Work guaranteed. T. Gojeswsky,
at Bur.'c Store. Phono 118.
Hides
Hides, polt?, wool, furs. O. M. Run
yan, 2260 Wall Avo.
Hotel , 7-
Tho Only Fireproof Hotel In Ogdon.
Rntes 75c and up. Tho Now Brlghom,
Wall Ave, and 24th SL Phono 430.
Junk and Hides
Weslorn Hldo & Junk Co.', 2223 Wash
ington Avo. Phono 86L
Junk
Ogden Junk House, 2059 Wash. Ave.
Phono 210.
Money to Loan
Salaried peupiu can got It without -o-curity,
others on lurnituro, pianos, eta
218 Hudson Bldg. Phono 871-J.
New and Second Hand Goods
I A. Slnor. Now and aecond-Hund Fur
niture, Clothing, etc., bought and sold.
Suit cases choap. 241-243 26th Street.
Phono 132L
Photographers
Tho Amundsen Studios. Wo please tho !
hard to please. 2460 Washington Avo
nuo. i-uoiio 2276-R.
Physician and Surgeon
Dr. A. Fernlund. Offlco hours 11 to 4
p. in. Now Poory Bldg. Hudson Avo.
Res. Phono 646; Offlco Phono 1000-W.
Piano Tuner
Henry Blair, expert tuner and repair
work. Player pianos specialty. Ph. 2610-U.
2004
Sanitary Work
Sanitary Garbago Co., all kinds of rub
bish hauled, ash plt3 cleaned. Prices
reasonable. Phono 620.
Sewing Machines
Whlto Sewing Machlno Co., 2255 Wash
ington Ave. Phono 2S84.
. i
Tents and Awnings
Ogdon Tent and Awning Co., manufac
turors of hlgh-grado store, offlco and
resident awnings. Waterproof covors,
KaL. et? -Anything In canvass. 2268 ,
Washington Ave. Phono 264.
- ,
MONEY TO LOAN J,
RALPH P. HUNTER, Established
1889. Mortgage Loans, Real Estate,
Insurance, Utah, Idah.o lands, farms'
nnd city property. Persons desiring to
loan money on good first mortgage I
security will do well to consult me.
Good applications always on hand, '.j.1
24th St., Ogden, Utah. 3330
$1000 to loan on improved real estate.
Box H. H. caro Standard. 3265
W. N. Pierce Agency Real Estate, In
surance, Loans, Notary. 15 Coinmer
clal Bank Bldg. Phono 300. 6
MONEY to Joan on rear oBtato occur
lty. J. J. Brummltt 6-21-tt
REAL ESTATE, Mortga-o and Loans.
Kelly Sc Herrlolr, 6-15-ti
WANTED ;
Miscellaneous i
A good piano box. Phono 2037-J. 3244
RUG and carpet weaving, 2382 N. J.
3228
OUTBURST OF EVERETTRUE (j
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Qucon City Robekah Lodgo. No. 4, I. O.
O. F., meets second arid fourth Saturday
evenings at Odd Fellows' Hall. Visiting
niembors Invited. Lucllo Stephens, N. G.,
Lulu Cloudman, Recording Secretary, 2516
Van. Buren avenue.
Brotherhood of American Yeomen, Og
don Homestead No .1503 meets on every
Wednesday nights in I. O. O. F. Hall
Fraternity building. Washington ave.
to meet with us. W. L. Mooro, 274S
Washington ave. Foreman; J. A. Junk,
correspondent, 3202 Washington avo.
Ogden Lodge No. 1311. Loyal Order of
Moose meets every Friday night at
8 o'clock, Moose hull, 2116 Washington
avenue. W. J. Wright. Dictator; J. H.
Knausa,' secretary, 327 Col. Hudson Bldg.
American Masonic Federation (Univer
sal Scottish Rue) Oguon Lodge No. 81
meets every Monday 8 p. m. at 363 24th
St. James Macboth, R.W.M., 2450 Wash.
Ave. U. A. Muilor, Secretary, 2562 Wash,
Ave. Visitors ulwaya wclcomo.
The Woman's Benefit Association of
the Maccabees, Silver Review No. 1,
meets the 1st and 3rd Friday evenings at
8 o'clock, and the 2nd and 4th Friday aft
ernoons at 2:30 o'clock In tho Woodman
hall, 2320 Wash. Avo. Visiting members
Invited. Gertrude Weaver, L. C; L. Jen
nie Prout, R..K., 2455 an Buren Ave.
Masonic Queen Esther Ch.iptcr No. 4,
O. Ji. S., regular meetings held at Mason
ic hull on Washington Ave., botweon 25th
and 26th Sis., tho urst and third Fridays
of each mouth, sojourning members cor
dially invued to attend. Edna M.
Hamill, W. M Linda L. Irwin, Secre
tary. Tho Royal Highlanders. Ogdon Cnftlo
526. meets in tho Eaglos hall on Hudson
avenue every second and fourth Tuesday
evenings at 8 o'clock. Visiting Highland
ers cordially Invited. W. W. Watts, III
Pro., P. F. Planz, Secretary-treasurer,
2535 Lincoln avenue.
Royal Neighbors or Amorlca meats
every second and fourth Monday nights
of ench month at S o'clock at tho now
Odd Fellows' hall, Fraternity building.
VlBltlng neighbors Invited. Mary Craw
ford. Oracle, 2676 Lafayotto, Nottio Tur
ner, Recorder, 2643 Van Buren.
Woodmen of tho World. Wober Camp
No. 74, moots In the W. O. W. hall, Fra
ternity block. 2320 Washington avenuo,
every Thursday ovonlng at 8 o'clock.
Visiting Woodmen cordially Invited to
attend. C. L. Nelson. C. C, Wm Muller
Cleric P. O. Box 488.
Fraternal Order of Eagles, Ugdcn Aerlo
No. 118, meets every Wednesday ovonlng
at 8 o'clock at Eagles' Homo, 2431 Grant
Ave. Visiting brolhor Eagles aro Invited
to attend the meetings. Club rooms open
at 11 a. m. Adam Farbcr, W. President;
Earl Golger, Socrotary: .Dr. Relnhold
Kanzler. Aorle Physician.
Utah Camp No. 0000 Modern Woodmen
of America, moots every Wodnosday
night In tho Hurst hall, 2430 Hudson
Ave. Out of town members cordially
Invited to meet with us. Fred E. Wll
llaniB, consul; J. It Hlnchcllff. Clerk.
Ogdon Lodge No. 5 Indeuendont Order
of Odd Fellows, meets in I. O. O. F. hall
evory Tuesday evening. Visiting broth
ers cordially invited to bo present H. P.
ers cordially invited to be present
Frank Pollard, N. G-; Henry Kissell,
Secretary.
Tho Order of Railway Employes, Ogdon
Division No. 41, meets every nrst and
third Fridays of each month at tho
Eagles' hall, at 8;16 p. m. Visiting broth
ers cordially invited. Adrian Sclfippor,
Secretary.
Ogden Lodgo No. 2 Knights of Pythias
moots every Monday ovonlng at 8 o'clock
in Castlo Hall of tho Pythian building,
2351 Grant avenue. Visiting Knights wel
come. Fred Melsanor, C. C. ; Av. L. Un-dor-wood,
IC of R. S, ; Jaraeo McCamont
2336 Washington Avo.. M. of F.
Neighbors of Wooacratt .Ogaon Circle
No. 581. meets tho 1st and 3rd Wednoa
day ovonlng of each month, at 8 o'clock
In the now Woodmen hall. Visiting
neighbors invited. Sarah Runson, O. N,
145 West Patterson Ave., Phono 1235-R.
Mario Crltes, Clerk, 2731 Monroo Avo,
Phone 3261-J.
( Continued from Pago 8 )
'MoHaBjorstedt
Wies Easily From
Miss E. Solist
NEW YORK, Feb. 4. Miss Molla
BJurstedt, national lawn tennis cham
pion, easily eliminated her first oppo
nent, Miss E. Sohst, at the Casino
Heights In the annual invitation in
door tennis tournament here today.
Score, 6-1, 6-3.
Miss Marie Wagner, tho closest
rival In tho east for tho championship,
lost her match with MIsa Howard by
default. It was expected -that she
would bo tne opponent to meet Miss
Bjurstedt in the final play.
Another likely opponent went down
to defeat when Mrs. Eherhardt won
from Mrs. De Forrest Candee.
Today's winners were Miss Molla
BJurstedt, Miss Brown, Mrs. Ebor
hardt, Mrs. Casseber, Miss Bessie Har
wood, Miss Mills, Mrs. Humphries,
Miss Elennor Goss, Miss Spencer F.
Weaver, Mrs. Lynch, Miss Florence
Ballin, Miss Wilbourne and Miss Ma
rion Vanderhoof.
Berry Seeks Training
Camp for Seals
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 4. W.
Honry Berry, demon manager of tho
demon Seals, promises to make up his
mind within a couple of days whether
his Seals will do all of their training
at Recreation park or part of it at
Fresno. Honry was In doep confab
with C. Paine, Fresno fruit packer and
manager of affairs today, but they
failed to cinch the deal.
Borry says nil he wants is expenses
for a couplo of weeks and tho Fresno
folks can have the gate money. Paino'
thinks that will be simple, but wants
to talk it over with some of his base
ball folks before giving tho word.
It Is one of the problems that Berry
thinks will be decided within tho next
two or Uiroo days. Otherwise baso
ball wnB a dead issue today. Even tho
customary signing of a busher was
not announced.
M'CREDIE BELIEVES
1. NEW LEAGUE
PORTLAND, Feb. 4. "Upon being
told that President Baum of the Pacific
Coast leaguo was willing to lay a little
wager that the new.ly named Pacific
Coast International loaguo would bo
turned down by tho national commis
sion or tho national board of arbitra
tion, Judge McCredie dlaolosod a little
Information today which well may bo
hoard with regret by Baum,
In tho first place, Judgo McCredie
claims that neither of tho governing
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Iff
In the District Court of the Second IHjg
Judicial District, in and for the Coun- , fH
ty of Weber, Stato of Utih. In the nHfii
matter of the estate of Tessie Jutros- Ul
inski, Deceased. In
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to the undersigned administrator, at n
the law offices of Chez & Stine, at H
rooms No. 402-403-04 First National i yj
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fore the 15th day of March, 1918. ' H
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS. fflji
In the District Court of tho Second HI
Judicial District in and for Weber BHJ,
County, Stato of Utah. In the matter VHj
of the estate of Athanacios Soulelcs, Hi
sometimes known as Tom J. Sulelos, HQ
Deceased. In
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In the District Court of the Second HI
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ty of Weber, Stato of Utah. In the KSH
matter of the estate of Sarah Wheeler, Hj
Deceased. K2
Creditors of the estate of Sarah Hfl
Wheeler, deceased, will present their Hffl
claims, together with vouchers, to tho HI
unders!gnod administrator, at the law HQ
offices of Chez & Stine, at rooms No. HI
402-403-404 First National Bank HI
building, Ogden, Utah, on or before Hi
tho 15th day of March, 1918. !P
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Administrator. , HI
Choz & Stine, Attorneys for Admin- IHi
istrator. Hj
bodies of baseball has anything to say rHI
on the question and that It is already H
settled. H
He maintained that thero is nothing Hfl
in tho ml ob which makes it necessary H
for the Pacific Coast International to MHjj
apply to anyone in ordor to. gain per- mHI
mission to call the league anything the njGR
owners please, as long as there Is no
real duplication. m
The judge is not a man inclined to
wager, or he would bo willing to make RotI
a little bet with Al Baum that when Mn
tho season opens tho Portland, Scattlo W
and other clubs in the circuit will bo HI
playing under the name of tho Pacific HHI
Coast International league, irrespective HI
of what the California magnates think HI
about it HI
Thero is another point in which tho HI
Portland baseball mogul gave out a H
little Information. At tho time of the Hi'
annual mooting at Seattle it was given 1H
out that the circuit would seek a class. Hi
A rating at once and that a request for Hf
it had already been made. This is en- Hi
to his testimony. He says it has not R91
been settled yet and that any change H
In the rating might not bo asked for Hj
until after the war has been settled. HJ
There aro a great many people who 3HI
ought to know who claim that the for-
tor off financially had it remained a H
class A organization rather than go H
into tho AA class. The Increased rnt- IHI
Ing looks flno. It is admitted that it H
merely Increased salaries and other U
running expenses without raising the H
standard of play to any appreciable !
extent It Is likely that this would be (W
tho same experience In the Pacific In- Mj
tornational. Undoubtedly It would bo jfflflj
bottor to have a lesser rating and got :M
through tho season intact than to have :K
a class A league and struggle nlong Wj
with ovory chance of having to closo. MM
up before the end of tho schedule is ;Uj
reachod. jH
If It comes to a showdown McCredie ;M
Is ready to'show Baum and tho other M
Coast magnates othor legal phases of
the questions Involved, but ho doesn't jj0
bellevo it will bo necessary. I-WB

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