The Ogden standard. [volume], April 14, 1919, LAST EDITION - 3:30 P.M., Page 2, Image 2

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2 HE OGDEN STANDARD: OGPEN, UTAH, MONDAY. APRIL M. 1919.
) WHERE 1 VOTE Hi
WEDNESDAY F0!l
SCHOOL BONOS !
Thr otins places in the fi- warfia
for the scbool bond Issue for tho Og
den schools next Wcdnrsda an-
Hi
KT Firsl ward. territory west of Wash.-
SIBr inston avenue and south 01 Twetitj
, fifth street, will vote at ih- Washing
fr i ion school.
hM Second ward, territory west of
H Washington avenue, north of Twenty
"fl' filth .-M.- i. to 'mlc n i iv r. w ill
jH t h i ( '.rant sc hool.
;; Third ward, territory north of Og- j
i den river, will vote at Mount Fori I
school
Fourth ward, territory south of Og
! lon rivr to Twenty fifth streel and
'rt-i of W.':.-hmgton avnnu will otj
at the Central Junior high
Jfln, Fifth ward, territory south of Ttven-
jj ty-iifth streel and eael of Washington
a avenue, will vole at the Lewis school.
Thl6 election will decide whether I
' Ogdcn will furnish the Hehool build-'
I hi logs necessary to take care of the 1200 :
Jf' children of the Ogden schools.
"jL The state board of health and the
' ; slnte architect have both condemned
' ' the present junior Central and Wash
ington schools and have forbidden me
school hoard to continue sessions in
h- m hnol building.-. n- i . 1 ,i
t ; r.' ' ondi' i.-u.
Ji; The children must be taken care of.
IF There are now 550 children in the 1
""ontral Junior high school and 500 in
the Washington school. Every taxpay
JB -i i-lll say there ill ! pro-, siun
made to house these childre n in somy
ikitt "OI 1 01 n !JCllo' hu'lding. To do this j
if"r! the board of education must be pro-!
' vided with the necessary funds.
K1 At the present time the Madison,
rW Lewi? and Pincree schools are over-
vB erowded and must be relieved by new
fv rooms. In two buildings the First'
; H rrades number over 70 In each room. I
fn tl is impossible to do educational work i
lir that is worth while with this number,
H to say nothing about the
Wm possibility of caring for the health of
jB children undr suri undifn ns
fllf; Fifteen basement rooms are now be-
'HH ing used as grade class rooms. Theso j
5jf rooms arc most of them dark, with i
Lv very unsanitary means of ventilation.1
The Five Points school is crowded,
iJm and the children are obliged to uso tho I
mm old fashioned, unsanitary, outdoor toi- j
!fiif lets. Money must be provided lo build
IW modern. ?aniar tuil. i- for this build-
o Ing, and also to put in new floors in '
most of the rooms.
f Every dollar asked for will be used
1, for improvements that are absolutely .
JE necessary for the protection of the
Mr health and life, as well as for tho edu-
ff,1 cational advancement of the children
f of Ogdcn. The best building program
r will be very carefully studied so as to
n provide the proper buildings r.nd im-
I provemcnts for the future prosrees
.flt of the city.
W The Ogden elearlng house will cMl !
nW the bonds. By formal action of ihe
board of education the sale of tha
bonds has be u turned over to the '
gden clearing house which has for- '
mally decided to sell only tho nctual
B amount of bonds needed for each year ;
i4j as the Improvements are made cad '
HI must be paid for. The bonds will b'.
M. sold only In case they bring an exec!
.f lent price. The bonds arc paid for In
Ml -0 years, hence the added tax for ouch
.jl! J oar is very small.
An' citizen may visit the two old
H s' hools :hat must be repluo I nnd nlo
V)1 the buildings where repairs bxs nocc i
:JjV essary, such as need now floors uml i
I modern toilets, and satisfy thowsclvpn
us lo the absoluto needs of Lbfl c tl
r These visits have been made by nu-
aj merous clubs end lndlviduol taxpayi rs.
They have all been unanlmj.-
tj report thnt the buildings musi be re-
H Placed and improvements mrde. They
all report that present conditions can
not be tolerated.
irwrs oo
Call on J. J. Brummitt at
2417 Hudson avenue, if you
I want to sell your Liberty
H bonds. Phone 59.
i The OnPrice Idea
I A Winner With Tires
I Says Manager Sith
h'J It i sid by Manage K'irby tmPh
IBl af the Utah tire Repair sopti? that
II' 'ho policy of charging mm rl' ti
1 ' rn. -njr.--l
tl l'ko tho idea and it Ymr-to, ,vs-iSr.e
,:) -ll around, and eonfldw -n x -r.-v
pany is the thing mow desired- vn sll
business affairs. It is tlw vxly r-ir
way for a dealer to sell w-.-mil
counts, fair pric; and h.?' v-.
fcl' rnrnn more and btr-y v,,
.Smith says:
lkf "The purchaser is ATw. MfliffTdd
Silt 'f hfJ kno"" hr' is C't.T.J OH I ' pt 1
Mblf- prie-e. but ,f ho thteflhe r7 cue
n Alse is getting a betrr than he
ean get h le dtsatlefle4 ot 1
an asset to your busin' 9 B ( r:r
announcement of last rcntv tto have
H sold a carload of Diaatfftdfi, llid rigbi
. today we are selling tirs that wi j
V made in April, Mr ftttrtlmte tbtl re- 1
raarkable buslnes sto our fair listed
JpljF poller nihlP7 but ihr oemplatfl con-
I Odenee of our pr.ironn cuild ciauk..
such a remaiknblo Inoroprr lr ,-,.! rr,
j I sales Imrlnq tlir nw.n,t, ,vr ,. ,
sold hundreds of Urts 1 northern
1'tah, Idaho, Wyoming nnd Natada i
wen bs In ("igden and Weber eout
n We are now dolna- over n"- e.n'
mJ the retail tire buKlnci ,,' I'qrj.,,,, :.,M
we expect to materially Inct-eas It ibis I
IH . month. We ore In the 1 1 r . bualbOfl
Mil excluslvply, and havo r."tf'trM-) ,v
ner-lce and Khop to auch an extent
'hat W can handlr eareMlv nlmo
any amount of business. w Invite. fhf j
public to visit our snlr-sroom and m
vstlj:ate our clnlroi for tbp TM!7r,07),l I
tire. We will also v.-fOrnn'.. 'rsnrtion 1
HLVI of our ,argr modern r'p1' -hnp. n her. '
) w do vulcanialnr. r'.-rrinT and re
j IjK Irading of tbe flneet nua!iv."
1 J. J. Brummitt, 2417 Hud- '
j on avenue, pays highest :
f oncea for Liberty bonds.
Ogden City Official Voting Places and Map of Voting Districts in Ogden City
for Special Bond Election, Wednesday, April 16, 1919 j
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DISTRICT lyOCATION NAMF;
1st 31ol WkehiBCton tcuuc; Mrs
D. L. Peterson.
2nd 261 HcJy Avcnnc; Mrs. Edith
Bnrch.
3rd 327U Wall Atciiiic; W. ( .
A right.
4th 102 West 30th Street, Diantha
WUbon.
5th 161 28th Street: Sarah S
GledhUL
etb 203 30th Strvt; MhtIoii Jk
harrlt. 7th 335 Brown's Conn Rarhfl
Brown.
Sth Lobby of City Hall.
lUh 203 Grant Awnur, Lllcn Ste-Tens.
j 10th 120 20th Street; Grace
1 rancls.
I lib 2731 Wall oniir-, Mary 1-;.
Joncv.
12th West Opden; Bapti?l MKslnn.
i"th 2171 Reevca Avenue; simh s.
S miry:.
14th 178 25th Street, Nellie Major.
15lJa 355 23rd Street; Vulieta
Porter
IBlh 228 Lincoln Avenue; Davit
W. iSvauf.
17th 211 21st Street; Elizabeth
Tracx
18th 283 20th Street; Annie Shun
llrr. I 10th 341 18th MJ-eet; Joseph liar-hnrtfrOiy.
20th 3(8 1 7f li StriH-l; Krika Sodcr
Ix r-
21st 901 f.mnt xrntir. Ann E.
Sherman
22nd 28.T l;rnillr Road, hH-
llna Uarrop.
23rd 44-1 Washington Aenne; Will
Harrop.
Htb ir.c I3(h Street; Minnie st
melr. 26th loi., I arloy Avenue; llfrelda
G. Farley.
26tli 762 Canyon Koad; Mrs! Ray
Stone,
27th tjtftQ VfaabJjDfftttn Aenuc:
1 ill ha r d A.. X orxls.
28th 2009 Douclass Arrnuc; Mr.
E. A. Baxter.
29th 812 21st Streel; Rate Van
Dyke
30th 2249 Enrilon Arenne; Gra e
Jones.
3 1st 884 23rd Street; Fhlelia Tror
Ucht. 32nd 2233 Madison Aienne, W. J.
M-yers.
SSrd 2158 Adams Arcntie; Franci
I Uuss.
3-1 th 2106 Wa-shinffton Atenuc;
.ora Wlntle.
33 Jl Court Honse Build in.
36th .Ml 24th Street; Mrt. K. h.
3 7th 2355 Madison ATenne: Aaron
I .F.' kson.
38lh 748 24th Street; Charlotte
Tillotaon.
39th 8"S 24 th Street: Marj .J.
40tli 930 24th Street; Mrs. John
Whoelwrlf hi.
41st 1132 24th Strt-t; Joseph J
Harrison Store.
j 42nd 2530 Van Buren Avenue;
' Sarah G(ttlni.
43rd 12th Ward Amusement Hall.
44th 225 Qulnry Aienue, Mei-rllel
Stevens.
45tli 254 Madison Aeuue, Emnia
10th 631 26th Street; Anna Mo
r ham.
47th 536 27th Street; Annie C.
Allen.
48th 2566 Wasltlnfflon .rule;
Chcesmnji Garage.
4th 2945 Adams Avenue; MT ,
Kershaw.
50th 56 29th Streel; Hazel Pace
51st 2740 Jefferson Avenue; I M "
beih LxKkhcod.
52nd2748 Williams Avenue; Mr
Julia Petty.
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53rd 3i24 Adams Aienue: HaltiC
JackMtn.
54th 4CU 34Ui lreet; Zj.Lir A.