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N THE OGPEN STANDARD: OGDEN. UTAH, FRIDAY. APRIL 4, 1919. fl
I TANK FIGHTERS
I RETURN ON FINER
I PHILIPPINES
O I.
H NEW YORK. April 1 Vstemni Of
H lank flghtinc returned homo today
H when the steamship Philippines ar ,
H rived with 271 officers and men All
II urn members ol th Bter tank '
B CONS which are part of the First 1
American tank corps that suffered
H severely in the St. MihM anil t
H coddc sectors.
H The 302nd center tank corps was
H 1 irganixcd fifteen months ago by Col-
H ! OBfJ John F Fatton, San Gabriel, Call-
H I 'ernla. It went to France 250 strona,
Hi! tnd its personnel totalled MOO when
Hi he armistice Was signed. In th i
I .-onnn and St. Mihiel lighting It lost,
H I 1" per rent In casualties.
I Demands for I
I Am! Obsf?clcs
I To Building
Hjjr Seventy-four cities have rrlurnod tO
H the United States department of labor
HI questionnaire 9 on builrlinc needs and ,
Hi obrtai les in scum:: hnildinr under
S nty. Fifty-seven of these ci'ics show;
Ij a pre. .-in. demand for binldinc Bad
most of these emphasize, t ho 'hortage j
H ij Ol dwelling! and apartment boni
H J, Typical of the representations in i
H j this particular are the following: ,
Hij Fortland, Me, reports s shortage in
Hla dwelling and tenement housi Haver
3 hill, Lawrence and Salem. Mass., re-
q port a demand for dwellings and tene- ,
U ment.-. Albany. N. Y . neds fja1
J Manhattan need office, dwelling and
storage bulldlngi . Rochester needs '
dwHUsgl and mercantile building?.
be.th. N. J , arc short in dwelling! and
1 upartnu nts and almost all the towns ;
11 in Pennryhnn a x -port , nc, .how a, deli ,
I tiency in residences
Ohio. Indiana and lllinol? ihoW a
shortage in dwellings with an occa-'j
Hj fional report on demands for pehools
HI nnd (hi i. .,n) ili rii ni
ge of shortage in Colorado. Utah,
Washington and California Is m dwell-
H 'ngs. In the south and southwest ihere
H I I" a demand for business building this I
H being especially noticeable in Texas 1
and Louisiana..
Scranton and Wilkc--Barn Pa,
H Newark. hlo. Wheeling. W. Ya ,
Bl Rloomlnctcn and Danville, HI . report ,
Bl no demand for building Indicating j
present facilities are adequate to cur-j
Hj rent need
LC Tacoma. Wash., was the only It
B! leportinc no delay on account of
HH wages, material prices, inter i
Hi a available capital. Tscoms't ph-
Bf itacle was inclement weather and .sub
Hl sequent reports from thi Ftate of
H9 Washington indicate preparaf.ons for
Hl unuBual building a t h lt lor the spring
Thf questionnaires, which wen senl
out by the division tf public works
and construct w dev rlopnn nts of the
Bj United States department of labor,
were calculated to verify the results
)f other Investigations into the build
Ing shoriagc of the country and to de-
eop what, if any, obstacles were In -H
Ing encountered by building Internet!
H Specific information was asked on the
H influence of wages, material prices.
ntercst rates and available Invert
H -ncint capital Several cities reported
I bat it was none of these Which was
H delaying building but rather th UU
HB certainty of the future labor and ma
H 1 rial market. A majority of the cit
les assert that high wages are a factor
Htt in holding hack building: there is al
H most unanimous concurrence in the
H opinion that high prices of materials
HH are determined obstacles There is not
HS much complaint about interest rates
H DUt fourteen cltlet report builders are
SUB
A To Help Make
I IV Strong. Keen
111 Red-Blooded
II W Americans
I MEQ
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, SMBhnW time m mtnj
lltllMI A 'V: - oit rjo -i.r or finijtBlat
I
H Seeds! Seeds! Seeds!
H 1 Seeds That Grow
Early June Peai. 2 poundt 25c.
Ohio seed potatoe. $2 25 per 100
j peund
1 All Winds of garden ieeda. 5c per
I package
Mastodon pansy plants. 25c per
I doren
Hf Get our pr.ee en all other Wmd
of seeds
H Pingree Feed Co.
Phens 799 216 Washington
WffSJSBpaeoNt
Jwssr4stai3'C8liL
cX)id you lose that job
through a poor skin
There's many a person whose
chances in life are limited simply he
cause of a skin that is blotchy and un
presentable. Pimples, rough, red.
uflv skins skins that chap and burn
easily are usually most successfully
treated with Resinol Ointment.
Th oini u nt RuinoJ Simp wife Rri'
do! Hirlmf 'i.jl'r P'Ooc the bt
reiulu here UcLiI blm h ftxi concrrn
rd. aad u eqmllf iucrttul in traaenf
other tkjo tlr-Uonj er iimb nd
Rcsiaol
having difficulty in obtaining capital
in f nwiri proji i t
This lattT okstaele appears not to
be a sectional matter Lut rather one
crowing u of local conditions in wide
ly separated territory. Cambridge.
.Mass.. New Haven, t'onn.. Alban. N.
V . Philadelphia. Pa.. Terre Haute,
ind . Wheeling, w. Va . Aurora; ill.,
arc among the cities icportmc difficul
ty in borrowing capital for building
work,
Wherever building Industry organi
zation ha e gone into the subjeci, the
conclusion has prevailed that no de
rre m labor wages may be expc 1
ed for some time to come- not until
the general price level on living m -c -cities
drops. The investigations of th
economists in the department of labor,
supported by no less an authority thau
Prof Irvine Fisher, of Yale univer
sity, assrrt no marked reduction may
be exported in building material
prlcer Professor Fisher asserts we
are on a new and higher price level
from which, in the main, we shall not
recede. "We are on a permanently
higher price level," says Professor
Fisher, "and the sooner the business
men of the rountn lake this view and
adjust themselves to it. the sooner
will they s.i. themselves and Ihe na
tion from the misfortune which will
come, if we persist in our present false
hope."
After setting out the circumstances
and development! on which this con
clusion is based. Trof Fisher con
cludes his study of the situation with
this: "Business men should face the.
facts. To talk reverently of 1913-111
prices is to speak a dead language 10- I
d The buyers of the country, since ,
the armistice, have made an unexam
'pled attack upon prices through their,
waiting attitude, and yet price reeea
sions have been insiginiflcant. The!
Iieason is that we are on a new high
I price level, which will be found a stub- ;
1 born reality. Dusine.-s men are coin-:
to find out that the eleer man Is not
the man who wails, but the one who
j finds out the new price facts, and acts
j accordingly."
on
U. S. Nurses Are
Guests of King j
George and Queen
j NEW YORK. April 3. The J.ake
I side hospital I Cleveland I unit of .'.
nurses landed here today from the
steamship Heredia from Brest. They
j were the first American nurses 10
arrive ovrrfeas after this countr en
1 tered the war. For services while
unde tire. Miss If. J. Roche. Menlo
' Park, Cal , received a British ribbon
' of merit.
The Heredia brouch altogether U
1 nurses, includinc contingents from
Texat cititn All wrro guests of Kinc
jOeorce and Queen Mary when they
pased throufib Kncland.
Mexican Leaders
Plan Revolution
Against Carranza
BL PASO. Tex . April :. Copies of
circular letter mailed Trom the or
ifice of Pedro Vlllur, representative of
the EJfCHo Reoi Raniradoi National
; motional reorganization army) 32
I Broadway. New York, were received
'heie by the American consulate and a
1 number or prominent American com
pame nnd Indiv idualllies bavins hold
ings In northern Mexico.
The inter accompanied copies of
j Fcllv lhaz's proclamation dated Octo
ber 1 ltlt, printed In pamphlet form
in Knglinh. The letter appeals to
( j Americans to assist in getting recogni
tion I r . n 1 ' 3i t ni'-.l ' .1 . , -n
mem of the belligerency of- the Diaz
movement which, the letter states,
"will cause the fusion with the na
tional reorganization army of every
man in arms acainst Tarranra and his
immediate fall with his confiscatory
decrees, making possible a quirk anil
sound reconstruction in Mexico. '
00
INSTANTLY KILLED
IN A COLLISION
AMRRP'xN PORK, April K
. Cenient. hheepj;rower of American
Fork, wis instantly killed a' ' M
I o'clock this afternoon when stru I. by
the locomo'he of a passenger train
on the lwner & Rio CJmnde railroad
The accident incurred near the T,eht
I sugar factory, one-half mile from
American Vork
1 Mr. Qeaaeata and Wallace Mrson.
I also of American Fork, were cross.
1 Ing the track In a motor truck. Mr
1 lirsen sustained only minor Injuries
Mr. Clements was .- inp of ace He
is urvred bv his widow and "lx rhti
m dren
I "
REWARD' OF POLITICS
1 Probablv the man who really mik's
j thj most out ol politics in th on hn
I 's defeated but cbleye enough prom
inence In the rimputgU to be p
pointed receiver of some good - sited j
I corporation --Ohio StJi'e Journal.
Read th Classified Ads.
' legal notices
PROBATE AND
GUARDIANSHIP NOTICES
Consult Csunty Clerk er t ftespee
iiv S-'gner for Furtive
Information.
NOTICE
The estate of Pedro Anchordoqu.
I Deceased.
The petition of Raymond Anchordo
!qu. pralng (or r.dmisslon to probate
of Will and letters testamentary be I?
'sued to petitioner in the above en
' tlued matter ha.s been set for hearinc
i before Hon. A B. Pratt. Judge, on
'Monday, the Tib day of April. 1919. at
ten o'clock a. m at the county court
house, in the court room of said court,
in Ogdvn City Weber county. Utah.
Witness, the Clerk of said court,
with the eal thereof affixed, this 26ih
dav of Mrch, 1919
j E STOREY, Clerk
Bv Florence Shafer. Deputy Clerk.
A V HORN, F.Mi .
Attorney for petitioner.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the District Court of the Second
Judicial District In and for Weber
County, State of Ftah.
Estate of Anna Brostrom Brown, de
ceased. Creditors wrill present claims with
vouchers to the undereigned at the
law office of Harris & Jenson at
Number 314, Col. Hudson Building, in
Ogden city, Weber County. State of
Utah, on or befort the First day of
June. a. D. 1919
DAVID JENSON, Administrator of
the estate of Anna Bro?trom
Brown, deceased
HARRIS A JENSON.
Attorneys for Administrator.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the nistrlct Court of the Second
Judicial District, in and for Weber
County. State of Utah.
Estate of Swen Matson, otherwise
known ns Swan Matson. deceased.
Creditors will present claim? wlth
oucheis to Ihe undersigned at the
law offices of Harris & Jenson at
Number 314. Col. Hudson Buildinc In
Ogden City, Weber County, State of
Dl ih, on or before the First day of
June. A. D. 1919.
CARD F. WIDKRBORO. Adminis
trator of the Estate of Swen
Matson. otherwise known as
Swan Matson. deceased.
HARRIS A JENSON,
Attorneys for Administrator.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the DiatrlCl Court of the Second
Judicial District, in and for Weber
County. State of 1'tah
Estate of Rebecca Ellen Noble, de
ceased. Creditors will present claims with
vouchers 10 the undersigned at the
law- nrtjr - of Harris K Jenson at
Number P.11. Col. Hudson Building, in
cicden Ity, Weher county state of
Ftah. on or before the First day of
June. A D. 1519.
CHARLES EVERETT NORLE,
1 xecutor of the. last will and
testament of Rebecca Ellen No
ble, deceased.
HARRIS & JENSON,
Attorneys for Executor.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the District Court of the Second;
Judicial District, in and for VVebei
County, state of Utah.
Estate of John Ralterty. decca.-ed
Creditors will present claims with
vouchers to the undersigned at the
law offices of Harris ft Jenson at
I Number 81a, Col Hudson Building, in
t tfin Cit. Weber County, state of,
Utah, on or before the First day of
June. A. D 1919.
JOHN GENT A, Executor of the
last will and testament of John
Raffertv. deceased.
' HARRIS & JENSON,
Attorneys for Executor
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In Hie District Court of the Second
.Judicial District, in and for Weber
County, State of Utah
Estate of Carl J Renstrora, deceas-l
'cd.
Creditors will present claims with
vouchers to the undersigned at the
law offices of Harris & Jenson at
Number 311. Col Hudson Building, in
ocden ( u, Weber County, State of
Ftah. on or before the First day of
June. A. D. 1919.
RUDOLPH F RENSTROM, Exe
cutor of the estate and last will
and testament of Carl J. Ren
strom. deceased.
HARRIS JENSON.
Attorneys for Executor.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
I Estate of II R. Shiba. deceased.
Creditors will present claims with
vouchers to the undersigned at the of
' ficc of his attorney, 727 Eccles build
ing. ogden. Ftah. on or before the
89Ui daj ol Kay, A. D. 19PJ.
HIDES ABURO YOKOYAUA,
Admini -irator of the state of H. R.
Shiba, deceased.
ARTHUR WOULLEY.
Attorney for Administrator.
! Date of first publication. March 2Sth.
j 1919
.Date of last publication. April 25. 1919
NOTICE.
The Estate of Demetrious E. Krav
aretes. Deceased.
The pei it ion of Peter Oravas. pray
Inn for Letters of Administration, in
the abme entitled matter has been set
for hearinc before Hon A W Aee.
Judge, on Monday, the 7fb day of April
1919. at two o'clock p. m. a ihe county
court house, m the court room of said
court, in Ogden City, Weber count.
Utah.
iTIlJinan. the Crk of said court,
with the seal thereof affixed, this 26th
idsv of March. 1911
J. e. storey, dert
Bv Florence Shafer. Deputv Clerk
. 1 IRQ I! VLVKRSt N. Esq .
Attorney for Petitioner.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the District Court of the Second
Jud.iul District, In and for Weber
County State of Utah.
In the matter of the estate of Johan
Van Den Akker. deceased.
Creditors will present claims with
vouchers to the undersigned admini
tra'rtx with 'he will ,,nn--eo' of said
estate, at th office of Harris 4 Jen
son. Attorneys for said estate. 314 Col.
Hudon Building. Ogdn. Utah, on or
IWore the :sih ,ia of May. 191P.
- inr.i . 1 Mill x n DEM AKKER
Vdmlnl.-'.ra'ni with ihe will annexed
HARRIS A JENS IN,
Attornevs for dmintsrntr1i.
Date of first publication. March 2ftb.
' 191?
Date of last publication. April 25. 111.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
la the District Court of the Second
1 1
LOST RIVER LANDS
NOTICE Snow all gone, roads are good. Now is a good time to
go and select your farm or ranch. Go now, you get your choice, a lit
tle later you take what is left.
For information and appointment see
J. F. WALKER, 602 Eccles Blrlg.
PHONE 855
ARCO REALTY CO. ARCO, IDAHO
Judicial District, in and for Weber
(County. State of Ftah
Estate of Georce A White, deceased.
Creditors will present claims with
i vouchers to the undersicTied at the
! law offices of Harris & Jenson at
'Number 314, Col Hudson Building, in
I Ogden City, Weber County. State of
1'tah. on or before the First day of
June. A. D. 1919
FANNIE A WHITE, Executrix of
the last will and testament of
Georce A. White, deceased
HARRIS JENSON,
j Attorneys for Executrix.
NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION
upon the questions of incurring bond
ed indebtedness for Ogden City, Ftah.
WHEREAS, the Board of Commis
sioners of Ojden City. Utah, by an
ordinance duly passed by said Board
of Commissioners on the 13th day of
March, 1919. did order a special elec
tion to be held In oeden City, on Wed
nesday, the 16th day of April. 1919.
for the purpose of submitting to sucb
qualified electors of said city as t.hall
bae paid a property 1 x in said city
in the year 191s, the questions of in
curring bonded indebtedness in
amounts as follows:
$101,103 00 fot paying and redeeming
existing and outstanding Dgal and'
valid warrants and the interest there
on, said warrants and the Interest!
thereon being the indebtedness un-
paid and outstanding against the gen- !
cral fund or igden City.
S250.OO0.OO for the erection and fur-1
nishing of the citj's portion of a joint;
city and county building to be erect
ed in Ocd n city; for housing and ac- '
commoda'ing the offices, records and
officials of Ogden City.
$12,000.00 for the construction and
furnishing of a comtort station.
$2,128.00 for the city's portion of the
construction of sidewalks.
$3,000.00 for the city's portion of
curbing, guttering and grading streets
$95,000.00 for the city's portion of
street paving
$12,000 00 for the construction of
6torm sewers.
$19,763.00 for extending, by the pur-1
chase of additional land, lniproiug,i
beautify in, parking and grading oil
Dorln Farr park, .-.nd constructing
dam, pond and comfort btatiou there
In.
$5,000.00 for the construction of
buildings, sw imming jool. and fur j
paiking and otherwise improving Og
den city's play grounds near ihe
Washington -chooi.
$325,000.00 for the city's portion of
the construction of saBitai. sewers,!
and.
WHEREAS, said ordinance directed
ihe mayor and city recorder to make
a proclamation of aid special eleciioi
by publishing notice thereof in two
dally newspapers published in Ogden 1
City, Utah, lor tour weeks prior to'
said election.
Now therefore, puisuant lo thoi
tonus and conditions of said ordinanct 1
and under and pursuant to Sections
792, 793. and 794 respectively, of the.
Compiled Laws of Utah. 1917, notice!
I is hereby glen, and proclamation is
hereby made, that on Wednesday, the,
16th day of April, 1919. in Ogden City,
I lab a special election will be held
for the purpose of submitting to the'
; vote of such qualified electors of sa.d J
I City as shall have paid B property tax
in said city in the year 1918, tho fol
lowing questions:
1 The question of ncurnng a bond - j
cd indebtedness in the eum of $101.-'
109.00 for the purpose of funding the
outstanding indebtedness against Og
den City, und paying and redeeming
the existing and outstanding legal and'
valid warrants and interest thereon.
! IS follows:
Issue 0 1915, $77,991.00: lesuo of j
1 1916. $6. 770.00, the total amount of'
! said wairanta being the sum of $il,-!
'76100. and the total interest thereon, j
I computed to the 4th dav of March.'
1 1919, being the sum of $16,348.00, and
the gTand total of principal and in - j
terest being the sum ot 1101409.00,1
said warrants and tho interest thereon
being the indebiedne-a unpaid and1
outstanding against the General Fund!
; of Ogden City, and Ogden City hav
. ing had o!ue received for the isau-l
lance of the said warrants, and lb re
I being no funds asailable with or out;
of which to pay the said Indebtedness.;
2 The question of incurring a bond
i ed indebtedness in the sum Of $-5o.- ;
1 000.00 for the purpose of defraying Og- j
den City's, portion of the cost of con-'
, MruUing and erecting a public bund
ling to be used In the transaction of 1
I the business of Ogden City, for hous-1
j Ing and accommodating the offices,
records and officials ol ogden City,
'and adequately and properly furnish-:
ing the said building and offices, said
building to be constructed in conjuuc
tJoa with Weber County, and to 4e
I known as tbe City and County build-1
1 ing. the county's portion thereof to
'be constructed by Weber County at!
Weber County's expense.
3. The question ot Incurring a bond
ed Indebtedness in the sum of $12,-
I 000.00 for the purpose of constructing'
and furnishing a men s and women's j
! comfort station In the business dls-,
'trlct of Ogden City for the conven-j
j lence and use of the lnhab:u.nu of '
j Ogden City.
4. The question of Incurring a bond
led Indebtedness in the sum of $2,138,001
I for the purpose of defraying the city s
'portion of Improving the public streets
I of said city, and to that end to con
j struct additional sidewalks upon ad
ditional street within tbe city.
5. The question of incurring a bond - I
! ed indebtedness in the sum of $3 000 00
for the purpose of defranK the ci' s
I portion ot the coet ct Improving the
I public streets of said cty. nd to that'
end to grade and construct curbs and
(gutters upon additional streets with
in tbe city .
4. Th question or .ncurrina a bond
! ed mdbteln In tb sum of fBS.OOO.
I(K) for the purpoe of defraying the
'cf s portion of the cesf of Improv
ing ibe public streets of said city, and
to that end to pac additional sirecti
within the city.
7- Tbe question of inrurr'ng a bond
ed indebtedness in the sum of $12.-1
000 00 for the purpose of Increasing,
improving, constructing, extending
and adding to the present drainage
i system of said city, for the purpose
Of carrying aw;i the waters that ga
Ither in and flow ihrough the said city.j
and to lhat end to construct storm
sewer wlihln said city limits of Og-
I den City.
8. The question of incurring a bond
od Indebtedness in the sum of $19.-
1 761.00 lor the purpose of extending.;
lmprovinc. beautifying, pa.-king, grad-
ling and constructing dam. pond, com
fort station and purchasing of addi
.tional land at Inn Fan park.
9. The question of 'ncurrln a bond - J
; ed indebtedness in the sum of $5.o00.00
I for the purpose of constructing build
tegs, swimming pool, and parking and!
; otherwise Improving the grounds neari
the Washington school, said grounds
being the y.-jperty of Ogden City.
10. The question of incurring a1
bended indebtedness In the sum of,
$325,000.00 for the purpose Ot defray -1
Ing cost of the city's portior of lay -1
ing additional sanitary sewers to servo
the northern portion of tho city, and;
to carry off the seweraco now col - j
lected and to bo collected within the
lituli.s of ogden C:ty.
Said bonds .ball bear Interest at th
rhte of not to exceed fivo percent (5i
per cent) per annum, pajsblo semi-j
annually, and aid bonds sna'.! be is- J
sued in such amounts of issue, and
shall be of such denominations as the
Board of Commissioners shall here
after determine, and Ihe said board of
commissioners shall pro Ide for the 1
payment of the interest and tho prin- j
cipal thereof, as provided by law.
Said election shall be conducted ac
cording to the statutes ai.d laws of 1
the State of Jtah, and shall be held!
In tho manner and lorm as provided
thereby.
Dated this Hth dav or March, 1919
T. S. BROWNING,
Mayor,
W. J. CRITCHLOW,
City Recorder.
First punlication. March 14. 1919.
Last publication. April 15, 1919.
NOTICE OF OGDEN CITY SCHOOL!
DISTRICT BOND ELECTION
An election Is hereby called and will)
b held in each of the Municipal Wards,
ni t'den City, at the polling places,
herelnaf tcr designated, on Wednesday, 1
the 16th day of April A. D. 1919. be
tween the hours of ;-rcn o'clock a. m.
and even o'clock p. m. of said da,i
during which lime the polls will re
main opi n in each of said wards, fori
the purpose of submitting to the lax-I
payers of said Ogden City ochool dis
trict, entitled to ote thereat, and vot-
ing upon ihe question of whether orj
not bonds of said district in the,
amount of Five Hundred Thou -and
dollars ($500,000.00). each of the de I
nomination of One Thousand Dollars,
($1,000. . bearing interest at the
1 ate of not to exceed five per rent!
(5 per cent) per annum from date of,
Issue, payable semi-annually In ac
cordance with interest coupons to be!
attached thereto and running for a
period of Twenty (20) years, with tho
reservation of the right to redeem saldl
bonds, or any of them, at any time
after ten years from date of itsue. shall
be issued by ihts Board and sold for,
the purpose of raising money for pur- j
chasing school sites, for building, re
modeling, heating, or enlarging the!
various school houses in Ogden City
and bupplving .same with lurniture andi
necessary apparatus.
The following are hereby designat
ed as the polling places at said elec- 1
lion within said wards, respectively :
First Municipal Ward at Washing )
ton School, west side of Washington
Avenue between 32nd and C3rd streets.
Second Municipal Ward at the Grant
school, west side of Irani avenue be
tween 22nd and 23rd streets.
Third Municipal Ward at the Mound
Fort school, southeast corner of Wash
ington Avenue and 12th street.
Fourth Municipal Ward at the Ccn-J
tral Junior High school, northeast cor- ;
ner of Adam avenue and 25th itTOOt
Fifth Municipal Ward at the Lewtl
school, south Mde of 28th street be- I
tween Washington and Adams avo- I
nues.
And the following named persons'
have been appointed as Judges of said
election, namely:
For Flrt Municipal Ward- Mr.". U. ,
P. Brown, Mrs. Alice Collins, Mra. Ha
zel L. Newey.
For Second Municipal Ward J. E.
Williams. David Farr. H. H. Shurtllff.
For Third Municipal Ward Myrttllo
Shaw, Walter Crane. Mrs. Maud Cain.
For Fourth Municipal Ward - Aaron :
Jackson, Fred Foutger. Mrs. Effie Wal
lace. For Fifth Municipal Ward J. A.
Smith. Mrs. olivo Wallace, Mrs. Hat
tie Jackson.
By order of the Board of Education
of Ogden City. L'tnh. 1
The Board of Education of Ogden
City Utah.
By J. W. LEVEDAHL, President.
Attest : Bessie A. McCready. Clerk. I
i : !
ASSESSMENT NOTICE
Big Pine Mining company; location)
of principal place of business. 2449
Washington, ogden City, Utah.
Notice is hereby given thu at tbe
meeting of the directors held on the
4th day of March. 1919, an assessment,
of one half cent ( VfeSi per share was
levied on the capital stock of the cor
porallon. payable rt once to F. J.
Vlcks secretary and treasurer, at Se
curity State bank. Ogden City. Utah.)
Any stock upon which the ssseaa
ment shall remain unpaid on the 14th J
day or April. 1919. will be delinquent
and advertised for sale at public auc
tion, and, unless payment is made be
fore, will be sold on the 6tb day of
May. 1919. at 10 o'clock a. m . to pay
d llnqucnt assessment, together with
the cost of advertising and expense
of sale.
F. J VK KS.
Secretary and Treasure-.
Address: Security State bank. Ogdn.
Ctab.
Thre Is onl one way 10 acquir ,
wisdom, but wben It comes to aik-
mg a fool of himself a man ran have!
his choice of a thousand difDrcnij
I ways 1
INFORMATION BUREAU
Automobile Supplies
Oarage, Repairs, titudebaker Agency,
Mack Robinson Co.. 2440 Grant At&
Phono Hi,
Accident Insurance
Aetna Accident A Liability Co,
Auto and Liability Insurance, H. A.
Purdy. 2277 Hudson Ave. Phone 4si
W. C. STEWART, Special Kcpreson
tative New York Llle Insurance Co,
45 Lewis Building. Ogden. Utah. Phone
727. 859
Acetylene Welder
Hammond aV llaigbt. expert oiy
acetylene wcldiug. cutting and brazing.
"If It is metal, wo weld it." 2579 Grant.
Phono 251. 1379
ANYTHING nevToT )ld
ANYTHING A to Zr new or old
bought, sold or traded. Phone 333.
Books and Stationery
JJratnwcdl Book and Stationery, 2362
Washington Ac. i'bone 360. 2051
Banking
L lab National Bank, southeast cor
cer Twenty fourth and Washington.
fb02t tl.
Bicycles and Repairing
H. C. Hauseu Co BiCydSS, Acctsor
ies, K i. pairing. italic Tiroo. 24U
Hudson nventte, 2111
Buttermilk
ii our Maid o' Clover buttermilk.
10c a gallon. Mutual Creamery Co.,
Twenty-third and Wall 2671
Counselor-al-Law
T. K. O'CoiiUolly , c'gden, Utah. Legal
adwc& b uj.uL Write mo the tacia.
Chone 393.
Cafe
Best dinner in town 30c. Short or
ders at all boure. Open day and night,
tinu Uo a trial. Broadway Caie. u99
Carpet Cleaning
hL Van Kaiui?n for upnolsterlng,
carpets cleaned, altered and laid.
making oi mattresses, Fbone ss2.
Expert carpet cleaning, mattress
renovating, upholstering, and Hiring
resiretched. Call J. Hampton u
fhomj 2SM-W.
Chiropractor
L J. MeKeil. Chiropractor, rourtn
floor Col. Hudson bldg. Phone 630.
3001
Owen W. Iialverson. D. C. Res.
phone 10S6 W. 701-7uJ Eccles Bldg.
Chimney Sweeping
Resident tilovo and chimney swoop
and repair man. Call 2617-R. 2216
Jiop S ey and MoocL'cr
Matsuba & Co., leading Japane?.?
restaui.im in ogden. "73 Twenty
fourth. 1984
City Scavengers
McCarthy A: to, 2734 Grant arena
Phone OlS W.
Drugs and Medic. nes
Luoign crug t.o., 336 Twenty-fourth
street. Pbouo 623. 2079
Dentists
The New Method dentists are spe
cialists in all branches of Dentistry.
2409 Washington. 220?
Dressmaking
Madame Capiau Gown Shop. Fancy
buttons, hemstiiching. picot al 10c per
yard. Third llooi . H Wnght
Sons. lo59
By day or pie o. Mrs. Duffy, rear
663 Twenty -fifth Phono 1962. 2207
Drain Tile For Sale
Intermountain Concrete Co. Twen
tieth and Lincoln aenuc, ogden, Utah.
Phones 2068 and 187. 2310
Electrical Work
W iring, repairing, fixtures. Albam
bra Electric Shop, rhonc 2S1. 2773
Engraving
Ogden Engraving Service Co., mak
era ot fine cuts In one or more, colors.
416 Twenty-fourth street. Phone 463.
Exidc Storage Batteries
All uiaked of storago batteries re
paired aud recharged. Pnonc 179.
New address, 2309 Hundson. 2139 ;
Floristi
Funeral designs. 2249 v asbinglon.
avenue. John Norton. Phono 768 W.
Fire Insurance
Charles Eisenberg Phone 1859-J
Caledonian and Michigan Commercial
Standard Insurance. 1172
Furs, Hides. Wools
Utah Wool & Hide Co.. 235 62
Wall avenue. Phone 286. Give us a,
trial. 2180
Hatter
Hats blocked. Owen?. ex-U. S. N.,
408 Twenty fifth. Phono 2162 M. 1222;
Hay and Grain
Hay. grain and poultry feed- Bell 1
Bros". 371 Twenty third. Phone 2845.
SIM
A bird In the bush Is worth two in I
the cat's mouth
ubert: bonds
J50. 2100, JtOOO. bought arrd sold
at the best market pnees. We pa
accrued interest to date of sale on
th last coupon.
J. A. Hogle & Co.
2-10? Hudson Ave. tS? Main
Ogden Salt Lake
mORiONBJ REA U )
Hides-Furs
0 M Runyoa, 22fi9 Wall Are., pays!
top prices. Phone 781-W. 152s j
Insurance and Real Estate
R, G. Agee, real estate and ar J
Basement of Broom hotel. 21lj 1
Junk and Hidet
Western Hlda Junk Co, 2222 1
Washington Ave. Phone 861,
Ogden Junk House, 2059 Washington
Ave. Phone 210.
Kodak Headquarters
F eloping. Printing and Enlarr- 1
ing Vrhctone Prints. "Tho Bettr 1
Way.'' C. E. Armstrong & Co., 30 1
Twenty fmb street. 20S4, 1
. -I tVa and Loas
Wiliard Kay, real estate and loans, m
247 1 Washington. Thono 409. 1874
1 Life Insurance
1 Mutual Llle of N Y. J p Corry.j
Lust. Mgr. Eccles Bldg., Phone 534 1
I
Motorcycles
Indian agency motorcycle and bl j!
ccl" repairing. Indian Motorcycles, J
Pierce, bicycles and accessories and 9
Miller auto tires. 76 Sah:nc'on 1
205S 1
' Money to Loan
ON city and tarm property. J. C. Nyafl
Agemy, tu2 Eccles BWg. 2313 ffl
Money to loan on monthly payments, lj
Csxl ... Rasmussen, 2!2i Hudson ava. 1
DUO. 216? a
BaJaiied people can get it without
.security, others on furniture, pianoajfl
I etc. 1V2 lludsou Bldg. Phono 871-J. lj
Money to loan on lniprucd real es lj
tale. Kelly & Herrick. 214i Jj
New and Second Hand Goods
A. Slner, new and second hand fur i
Dithre. clothing, etc., bought and sold, j
buit CdiCd cheap. 241-243 Twenty-fifts,
Phone 1321.
Painting
r.P' t 1 !'..iin:u -nd tinting. .Ned Wil -lj
kinson. Telephone [phone] j
Paper Hanging and Cleaning
Paper bangin. cleaning and tinting. 1
All work guaranteed. 9o6 Twenty
eighth Street. Phone 2072-.N ' 2482 9
Piano Tuning
l-o plnii. irra ph repaaring. work li
.guaranteed, ocai Atkinson. Phone 1,
2832 1
Popcorn
I.. 1' : u 1 ft Pi'peorn Balls; ons a j
da keeps tho "doctor" away. Sold lj
' e en w hero. 220
Physician and Surgeon
Dr. A. l'ernlund, ufneo hours 11 to
4 p. m. .New Peer) Bldg., Hudson Ava, i
lies. I'buuo t4u. Ulfim phouu 1900-W, j
Printing
Ail kinds of Jb printing. Dec Neuto- M
boom l'rmuug Co. 1'hoUo 1 1 0 0. 2192H
Plowing
For gaid'n plowing. ":xcaatiag andS
grai.l hauling, e..ll 2558
Sanitary Work
Sanitary Garbage Co., all kinds ofH
, rubbish hauled. Phono 620. 1
Storage Batteries
btoruge t...,f;eJ recharged aud re J
1'LcUe 9 It j
jiaid Service station. . I
Sewing Machines
We rent, repair, carry needles and 9
paii.. loi all make., ,,t machines. White jl
.Miwuig Machine i n., 22 1 ' Wasnington 1
avenue. I'honu 2884.
Second Hand Stoves
Wo take jour old raugs as first par
meat cn uuy ne range or will bifl
your ulu iau4i uutrigbu ilouiw I nr
tuiuio c o V622
Taii Service
Df and short M
trip. a specialty. o Fords uisd, J
22b rw en iy -fifth street. Phono 190. J
2144
I
Tents and Awningg
Ogden Tent and Awning Co., mane -1
facturcrs of high -grade store, olflCOB
and rcsid' ct auings. s atcrcroof
covors, bags, etc. Aujlhing ih can-3
vass. 2268 Washington Ave. Phone 264. A
1524
Tin Sheet
New man A: Stuart Co., Phone 222B
Tin and Smeet Metal Works.
Trunk and Bag Repairing .
Gallach-i Trun- v k
the 1 jndaxd.
f
Violin and Piano
I Teacher of Violin and Piano, in (
den Fridajs only, at Fredrlc Moss Sttt'fl
jdio, Room 323 Hudson building Wm. 1
27 1
Windows Cleaned
snywrer.
Amtriran Window cleaning to CaU
663 If address. WOLaa
BoraK. Manager. 1
Wall Paper v .
- xti paper kangiai.
pain ' -bine. tc-
1 1 S a r '
Phone 14S-W. If 7 11
Wall Paoer Cleaning
C, K. f?tans. experienced wall PP"
t leaner uffice Jogalong Transfer 1 m
2S'a Twenty fifth streu rhone S22.
r
wall paper and tinted walla All WOTBW
gusranteeci. Prices reasonable. Fboot S
m
Vacuum Cleaners Wt
' I
for 24 hours. Sterilised Dust Bags.
Read tbe Classified Ada. K
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Notice to Advertisers On and after Ap- i 1919. business d rectory
ertismg m The 6tandard Will be t per line per month j