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y THE OGDEN STANDARD: OGDEN, UTAH, TUESDAY, JUNE 24, 1919. m-mmmmmmv
I I Lorin Farr 8
I 1 Park I
ma U-i
Band Concert every Sunday afternoon. All kinds of free HI
amusements for the children, such as Gymnastic Stunts, con fig
slstmfl of Trapeze Swings, Horizontal Bar, Climbing Poles,
Kindergarten Swings, Swinging Baby Hammocks, Double
I Shoot thc-Shoots, Giam Strides, Ocean Wave, Overhead Climb
ing Ladder, 6moll Teeters, Large Teeters and Swings for the
older ones, large Wading Pool with sandy bottom for the ht-
I tie tots, large Swimming Hole with Spring Boards for the
! larger ones, Free Lunch Pavilion
The coolest and best place in Ogden for the women folks luj
and their children to spend these hot afternoons and evenings.
J Good trails ler.d to the park from all bench streets Make it M
a habit to come every day. Enjoy the cool breeze and the DM
i abundant shade, where health is wealth
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ma Dancing every evening except Sunday, with the Lillian
Thatcher orchestra.
I AMERICAN FORK
I SOLDIER ENTERS
I PARIS GAMES
PARIS, Saturday, June 21 Ameri
can and Canadian entries for the inter
allied games were announced today.
Under the rules each country is en
titled to three contestants in each
event- A number of substitutes also
have been named
The scoring system for the field,
horseback riding and swimming events
will be: First place, three points; sec
ond place, two points; and third place,
one point. In scoring the boxing and
wrestling events first place in each
weight will be awarded two points and
eccond place one point.
Final selections of the American en
tries in swimming, boxing, lenclng
wrestling, association football, basket
ball and horse back riding have not
yet been made.
The American entries officially an
nounced are :
Cross country run Nick Giannaka
polis, New York City, F. A. Zuna.
Newark, N. J.; James Hennigan, New
Bedford, Mass.
100-Mcter dash Edward Teschner,
Lawrence. Mass.; Sol Butler, Hutchin
son, Kansas; C. W. Paddock, Pasa
dena, Cal.; Marshall Haddock, Jr.
Kansas City, Mo.
110-meter high hurdles Robert 1.
Simpson, Chicago; Fred W. Kelly, Los
Angeles W. B Am-- I i I. park. 111.
200-meter low hurdles -William L
Sylvester, Bosworlh, Mo.; Meredith
House, Riverside, Gal , Robert I Simp
son, Chicago.
1 400-meter run Earl Eby. Chicago,
M. P. Spink, Chicago; William Gray,
Harrisonville, Mo.
SOO-meter run Earl Eby, Chh
M, P. Spinlc, Chicago; L. F. Scudder,
Philadelphia.
1500-meter run C. J. Stout, Chicago,
M. L. Shields. Philadelphia; Ai lie
Schardt. Milwaukee.
Modified marathon. 16,000 meters
Fred Faller. Boston, William Kennedy.
Port Chester. N V , I J. Stout, Chi
cago. High jump Eric Templeton, Dow
ney. Cal ; Clinton Larson, American
Fork. Utah; Carl Rice, Parsons, Kans.
Running broad jump Sol Built-r,
Hutchinson, Kans.; H. T. Worthing -
"CAPS"
with proper snap and charac
ter that caps should carry.
did you know that there are
entire factories devoted to the
making of caps?
"for that reason" our caps are
as dressy as most hats
drop in and try one on
to $3.00
NORMAN SIMS
384 Twenty-fifth Street.
Ogden's Exclusive
MEN'S HAT SHOP
"Meet Me Bareheaded."
I LIBERTY BONDS
ISO, $100, $1000, bought and sold
at the beat market pricea. We pay
accrued Interest to data of salt on
tha laat coupon.
J. A. Hogle & Co.
Ecclea Bldg. 169 Main St
Ogden Salt Laka
ton, Washington Grove, Md , L. T. '
Johnson, Carlisle, ill
Standing broad jump -William Tay
lor, Jamra Humphreys, Eden. Texas,
; D. J Warren, Arkansas
Running hop, step and jump H.
Preni; Charles Bender, Memphis,)
Tenn : J. E Matden, Net? 5 Tk Citj
Pole vault-Florin W. Floyd. Vinita,
Okla.. Louis Erwain, Des Moines, la..
Robert Harwood.
Javelin throw H Liversedge. Oak
land, Cal . F. C, Thompson. Los An
geles; George C. Dronder, New York
i City
DISCUS ihrow R L. Byrd, Chicago;
James Duncan. New York City;
Charles Hlggin. hrrokee. Hkla.
16 pound shot put H. Liversedge,
Oakland. Cal . Ed Caughey. Fkiah.
I al , Wallace Maxfleld, BloomfiHd, N
i
Pentlialon Robert I Legendre,
LewistOD, Maine; E. L Yidal, Madison,'
S. D.; J T. Butler
I 800-meter relay Edward Teschner,
I Lawrence. Mass.; C. W. Paddock. Pn:-
!adena. Cal ; Sol Butler, Hutchinson,
Kan.; Carmen Smith, Bay City, Mich
1600-meter relay Earl Eby. Chica
go; M. P. Spink, Chicago; William
(Gray. Harrisonville, Mo ; L. E. Scud-
idor. Philadelphia
Medley relay C. W. Paddock. Pasa-'I'-na,
Cal . M V Spink ( hicapo; Earl
: Eby. Chicago, c J Stout, Chicago.
Golf Harold Hurley. Washington, D. ,
C , Arthur L Hawley, New York; E. i
W. Fowler. New York City; William I
j Rautenbusch. Chicago; Henry K
Davis, Jr.. Miami Beach. Florida;
! Howard R. WaHon. Champagne. III.
Hand grenade throwing F. C.
! Thompson, Los Angeles; Samuel
Thompson, Los Angeles; Doininick C.
W'yaavagc. Uuzerne, Pa
Tug of war William H. Grim. C'en
tralia, Wash.; A Cobb. Walton, Mass.;
Isaac D, Loftis. Hilham. Tenn.; H. H.
( ull, Wisconsin: A C. Nelson. Ren !
wick, Iowa; Burt McNeal. San Fran
cisco; C. H. Johnson, Chicago; Lacy,
jLos Angeles; E M Johnson, New fort
I City
j Rugby football E. R Converse;
Berkeley. Gal.; John B. Barker. Mus
kogee, Okla.; Robert Winsor. Gar..
Ind.; J ( Ciprimano Flushing. . v
(Herbert R. Stolz. Palo Alio. Cal.; Paul'
Fish-r, Fresno, Cal; T. C. Fitzsim-
jmons, Washington. P. C, Herbert .1.
Clock. Freepori, Long Island; John W.j
I Coulter, Berkeley. Cal , Kenneth L
Dole, Riverside. Cal . Edward M.
jDurst. Alameda; Arthur L. Erb, San
Francisco; James P Pitspatrick, Los!
Armeies; Albert C. Freedon. Brooklyn.'
N J . Pvalph L. Cal.-, Santa Barbara
Cal.; Henry P Hauser. San Francisco, .
(:eui. c. Hollint'sworth Woodland'.,
Cal ; Frank H. Keeler. Los Angeles;
Alberi F. Knorr. San Francisco; Sethi
Milllngton. Colusa. Cal ; Frederick Ii
I Moore. Srvn Jose, Cal'.; Robert R Nor-I
ris, Springfield, Mass.- Cecil C. I '
Hara. San Francisco, John T. O'Neill
LOS Angeles, John J. Powers, Hobo-I
! n. N. J ; Andre Roosevelt. Pans I
i France, Charles A. Scbrader Oakland !
J Cal ; Richard W Sherman, Palo Alto' j
ICal.; L II Sloeum, Palo Klio. Cal - I
G I'. Suavely, Richmond, Cal.; James
H. Thoburn, Middleiown. Cal, Irvni"
P. Toomey, Fresno, Cal, Marshall B
Williams, Berkeley. Cal.
Baseball W. B Fuller, Washington
D. C; W J Fish. Boston; S Debus'
Chattanooga. Tenn.; Jesse F. Gross'
Chattanooga. Tenn.; Llovd Dfan Mil
waukee; William E. Marriott. Chicago
George Ta:,lor. New York Citv; Simon
I. Brauscn, Mason City. Iowa; William
J. Novak, Chicago; Edward Aaron
Chicago; Faber J. O'Hara, Des Moines
Iowa.
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IT 18 ALL GONE NOW.
Samuel L. Kramer, Box 95, Sellers
ville. Pa., writes: "I had kidney trou
ble for two years and had a terrible
(backache. That is all gone now after
I using Foley Kidney Pills and I feel
well again" When the kidnevs are
.overworked, weak or diseased, ihe
Taste matter remains in the svstem
and causes pains in side or back." rheu
matism, lumbago, stiff jointe. sore
muscles, backache. Foley Kidney
1 Pills get results quickly and are tonic
in their healing and soothing effect. "
Good for bladder trouble, too. A. Ji.
iMcIntyre Drug Co. Advertisement.
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Read the Classified Ads.
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Does your motor pump oil and foul spark plugs?
; . Does it leak compression, lose power and thin oU in crank case'
I We can remedy it without reboring cylinders.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
BARLOW BROTHERS SKSStf"-
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LOS ANGELES TO I
HAVE TWO MORE
BIG FACTORIES
LOS ANGELES. Cal, June 23.
Plans were anno. meed here tonight j
for the construction of a larc lire I
factory and cotton mill. !ho former to'
hf operated by the Coodyoar Tire nd 1
Rubber eompnnv of California to be in- j
corporaterl immcdlntely for twenty n il l
lion dollars and th"' latter by the P?;-
clfic Cotton Mills company, which is
to hr Incorporated for ?i.; million dol
lars. Details of th two enterprises were,
revealed by Henry W O'Melveny, a,
Los Angeles attorney who is represent
ing the Goodyear Tire companv of j
Akron, Ohio.
' ite of tjfto neres has already hen
Becured including tho property now tc
CUpled by the Ascot spodwnv accord
ing to O'Melveny, and construction on
the two plants will be Bt&rted at ouce.
The company plans to manufacture
all the tires sold in western states a
well as those r-xported to the Ori--.it
at Ihe Los Ancels factory, and t ho
Pacific Cotton Mills company will niill i
all the fabric for the local afl well
as the Akron fi-ctory, it was said
Health
o-
THE MAN WHO SUSPECTS
that he h kidney trouble and neg
lect to talte mcnurci promptly for hit relief
tlkinf danerouih' unwiie rink. !( the kidoeyi
re not properK prrformm their function of
puH(ing the blood etream wane product nd
poltonou acid remain in the lyilcm and cauo
oerrouioe, rheumatic paloa. backache, laofuid
net. ore mutele. a wolleo joint, atifTne pufl--Incti
under eye and other weakeninf lympiomi,
pieyjgdney pills
reatore and reiulate the healthy and normal
action of kidney and bladder, bnofinf clean
blood. ound nerre. clear head, good difettion,
active braia, and all 'round norou health.
M. W Taylor. CaUert. Ala , writea: "My
ailment i kidney trouble. I tried thrre different
retnedie. but none tare roe lucb relief a Foley
Kidney PilU."
A. R. Mclntyre Drug Co Two Busy
Stores.
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A. C. Townley
Must Appear in
Court Wednesday
JACKSON. Minn . June 23 Judge E.I
C. Dean late today ordered attorneys
for A. ('. Townley. president of the
National N'on - Pa rt isan league, to have
Townley appear in court by Wednes
day noon for his trial on a chars.-" of,
conspiracy to violate the stale disloy-1
alty' law.
"It is Mr Townly"s busine-s to be
here," said Judge Dean, "and no bus
iness is an excuse No election cam
paign is an excuse. His bond of $1000
will not be forfeited if he appears in
court Wednesday noon, if it is physi
cally possible for him to do so."
Townley is now campaigning in
North Dakota in support of various
measures passed by th lasi legisla
ture on which a referendum election I
will be hi-ld Thursday.
Joseph Gilbert, Non-Partisan league
organizer, jointly indicted with Town
ley was in court when the case began
at this afternoon's sesion. Argument'
started at once on motions by the de
fense for separate trials for Gilbert
and Townley which Judge Dean de- j
uied
Late tonight no word had been re- I
ceiv. d from Townley by his attorneys!
whether he had been advised of the'
judge's decision
'Selection of a jury was delayed un-j
til Tuesday noon upon demand of at
torneys for the defence that triers be
appointed to pass upon the men to sit 1
in the jury box Court cfficials said j
ii wag unusual except in murder cases '
Three men will he named r.s triers.
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PARK CITY MINES
RESUME OPERATIONS,
PARK CITY. June 2?, All mines of
the district resumed operations today,
250 miners returning to work.
Men are being given employment as
rapidly as they apply, and it is expect
ed before a week has elapsed that the
properties will be operated extensively.
Nearly 100 of the men who left camp
when the strike was declared returned
today to take their old jobs
DANIELS IS ASSAILED
WASHINGTON. June 23 Slate-j
ments of Secretary of the Navy Dan
iels recently before the house naval
affairs committee as regards the char
acter and conduct of the navy league
of the United States constitute gross
insult to 300,000 American women who
have labored for the comfort and wel
fare of the men of the navy during
the war, and slander an organization
which comprises among its member
ship many of the most noted and re
spected men of the nation," Henry
Breckenridge, the league's president,
said today in an open letter to the
committee.
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CANADIAN AN UNDESIRABLE
PORTLAND, Ore, June 23 Over
the protest of G. F Vandeveer, Seattle
attorney, Judge Henry G. Bean in the
federal court today held orer for one
week habeas corpus proceedings insti
tuted In behalf of Neil Gulney, whom
the department of labor seeks to have
deported to Canada as an undesirable
alien. Guiney is alleged by the gov
ernment to have been sent by the
I. W. W. from Chicago to mingle with
loggers anj advocate sabotage.
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AMERICANS WIN RACES.
PERSHING STADIUM. Paris. June
23 Three of the five heats in the
100-meter dash at the opening of the
inter allied games here today were von
by American runners. The first was
won by Edward Teschner; the sec
ond by Lindsay of New England; the
third by Sol Butler of Hutchinson,
Kans the fourth by Private J. How
ard of Canada, and the fifth by Ckari6
W. Faddock.
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Read the Classified Ads.
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Read the Classified Ads.
"BAYER CROSS" ON I
j GENUINE ASPIRIN ;
"Bayer Tablets of Aspirin' to be
genuine must be marked With the si.'e
ty "Bayer Cross-." Alwns buy an un
broken Bayer package which contains
proper directions to safely relieve
Headache, Toothache. Earache, Neu
ralgia. Colds and oain. Handy tin
boxes of 12 tablets cost but a few
ceuts at drug stores larger paekar.es
also Aspirin is the trade mark of
Bayer Manufacture of Monoaceticaci
cestOT of Salieylieacid.
Shelter Provided j
I For 1,500 of
Storm Victims'
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FERGUS FALLS, Minn.. June 23
Civilian committee appointed at ma B
meetinjr" fodav under the leadership
jof Oovernor .1 A BurnQUiBt late
; night, had provided shelter for I he I
ilaOO people made homeless by Sun-1
daj - tornado A proclamation was
Issued by the governor calling on all
citizens of Minnesota to raise funds
I for relief work
The death list tonight stood at forty-1
four and ten or fifteen were mis-.n,-j
Adjutant General W. F. Rbinow lit-d j
167 injured in various hospitals.
Train service was restored this aft
ernoon. Strict orders were issued toniyht
to the soldiers on patrol In the ruined.
Idistrict to guard propertv in partial!
wrecked homes and buildings.
Two more persons were laken out i
of tbe ruins of the Grand hotel ate
today, one bein-r Mill alie SoM!er.
tonight had not yet reached the h.-e-jment
of the hotel, into whli h the lobbj
collapsed during the tornado.
Some of the rr.i'.sinu may be bu?irci
j there, it is belie ed.
Earlv estimates that the prope.-ry
damage will reach a million ami a hi !l
dollars ;ire being revised upward is"
the extent of the damage is perceived !
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LEGAL NOTICES
PROBATE AND
GUARDIANSHIP NOTICES
Consult County dork or the Respec
tlve Signers for Further
l nf ormatlon.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In the district court of the Second
judicial district, in and for the County ;
!of Weber, State of Utah.
In the matier of the estate of C. I
Masaki, also known a K. Masaki, de
ceased. Creditors of the estate of C. Masaki.
also known as K. Masaki, deceasec,
will present their claims, together with
vouchers, to the under. igned admlDls
trator. al the law offices of Chez &
Liarker, at rooms No 40u-4Ul-4u2-403, 1
First National bank building, Ugden, '
Utah, on," or before, the 20th day oil
! August. 1919 K. KAJI.
Administrator of the estate of C.
I Masaki. also known as K. Masaki,
deceased.
Chez & Barker, attorneys for admin
, istrator.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
In the district court of Weber
county, State of Utah.
Evona Investment companv. a cor
poration, plaintiff, vs. Andrew Mon-!
lague and Maria Monlague, defend-1
ants. ss.
, To be sold at sheriff's sale on th-j
10th day of July. 1919. at 12 o'clock
noon of said day. at the south front
j door of the Weber County Court
: House, m Ogden City, Weber County,
Utah, the following described pKp-'
erty, to-wit ;
Situated in Ogden City, Weber Coun
ty, Flail, and pariicularlv described as
follows
Lots twenty-seven (27) to fifty-two
(52), both inclusive, in block two (2);
0tS sixteen (16) to thirty two (32), I
j both inclusive, ir. block one (1); lots I
twenty-eight (28). twenty-nine (29)
and thirty (30), in block six (6), all .n
iBrummitt's Addition to Ogden City.
H. C. PETERSON,
Sheriff of Weber County, Utah
By Curtis Allison, deputy sheri:'
iNOTICE OF SPECiAL MEETING OF
THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
LION COAL COMPANY.
Pursuant to resolution duly offered!
jand adopted by the board of directors
'of the Lion Coal company, at a meet-!
ling of said board of directors, held at
the office of said corporation on the j
7th day of June, 1919, and entered in I
the minute book of said corporation
as a part of the pioceeding at said,
meeting.
. NOTICE is hereby given that a spe
cial meeting of ine stockholders is
hereby called and w 11 be held at the!
office of said corporation at No. 723,1
David Eccles building, at the corner
of Twenty -fourth street and Washing- I
ton avenue, in the City of Ogden,1
County of Weber, Slate of Utah, onj
Tuesday the 15th day of July, 1919,
at the hour of ten o'clock a. m., for
the purpose of ratifying an agreement
proposed by the bDard of directors of'
said company, and to be entered into1
by the Lion Coal company and the '
Wattia Coal company, and providing)
for the consolidation of ibe Lion Coal j
company and the Wattis Coal com
pany, upon the terms and conditions
expressed in said proposed agreement
heretofore adopted by the respective
boards of directors of the said Lion I
a I
Hermitage '
Park
DANCE i
every night
except Sunday
jazz band
INFORMATION BUREAU U
Notice to Advertisers On and after April 1, 1019, businei directory ad UI&1
'ertislng In The Standard will be $1 per line per month. Ktt, 1
' ' vsinc'
Accident Insurance
Aetna Accident & Liability Co.,
Auto ;md Liability Insurance. H. A.
Purdy, 3377 Hudsou Ave. Phono 483.
ANYTHING new or old
ANYTHING A to Z new or old
bought, sold or traded. Phone 333.
Books and Stationery
Bramwcll Book and Stationary, 2362
Washington Ave. Phone [phone]
Banking
Utah National Bank, southeast cor
ner Twenty-fourth and Washington,
I'houo 61.
Buttermilk
Try our MaM o' Clover buttermilk
10c a gallon. Mutual Creamery Co.,
Twenty third and Wail. 2671
Counselor-at-Law
T. EL O'Connolly, Ogden, Utah. Legal
aivicc by mail. Write me the !acts.
Phoj.e 31)3.
Carpet Cleaning
K. Van Kac pen for upholstering,
carpets cloauea. altered and laid. Re
making of mattresses. Phono S88.
Expert carpet cleaning, matress
renovating upholstering, and springs
rcstreiched. Call E. J. Hampton Co.,
Phone 5S6-W.
Chiropractor
Owen W. Halvorson. D. C, Res
Phono 1086-W. 701-702 Eccles Bldg.
City Scavenger
McCarthy & .o., 2731 Grant avenue.
Phone :01i-V.
Dentists
The New Method Dentists are spe
cialists in all branches of Uentis.ry.
J46y . ashingtoa. 2205
Drain Tile for Salt
lntermountaln concrete Co. Twen
tieth and Lincoln avenue, Ogden, Utah.
Phones 2068 and 487. 2310
Electrical Work
Wiring repairing, fixtures. Albam
bra Electric Shop. Phone [phone]
The young lady across the way saya
she sees that the London Daily Mail
has offered a $50,000 purse to the first
availor who flies across th3 Atlantic
and ii must be very handsome, but she
should think he d rather have i he
money. The Yokohama Specie bank, Japan,
i.s planning to open branches in Rio
Janlero and some of the other cities
of Brazil.
Read the Classified Ads.
Coal company and the said Wattis Coal
company, and for me transaction of
any other business in relation to said
propused consolidation, and any bus
iness of said Lion Coal company, which
aui properly come oetore the stock
holders thereof.
Dated this 10th clay of June, A. D
1919.
By order of the board of directors,
ROYAL ECCLES,
Secretary .
First publication, June 11, 1919
Last publication, july 12, 1919.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Notice is hereby ghen that Ogden
( ity proposes to make the following
public improvement, to-wit. Build pipe
sewers in Sewer District No. 142, to
g( tliL-r with work incidental thereto,
according to plans, specifications and
profiles on file in the office of the city
engineer. And sealed bids are invited
Engraving
Ogden Engraving oervico Co., mak
ers of fine cuts in hno or more colors,
416 Twenty-fourfh streot. Phono 463.
Florists
Sweet peas, cut flowers and funeral
designs. 20ih. & Jeff. Ph 2628-W. 4579
Funeral designs. 2249 Washington
I avenue. John Norton. Phone 125.
Fire Insurance
I Charles Eisenbere, Phone lS.'fKJ
;Calendonian and Micl igan Comrnerri-u
; Standard Insurance. 1675
Hay and Grain
Hay, grain and -"oultry feed. Bell
Bros., 371 Twenty-Jiird. Phone 2845.
2100
Hides, Wools, Furs
O. M. Runyan, 2269 Wall avenue,
paya top prices. Phone 781-W. 1528
Junk and Hides
Western Hide & .Junk Co., 222:
j Washington Ave Phone 861.
Ogden Junk House, 2059 Washington
j Ave. Phono 210.
Key Fitting
Key fitting and lock repairing Hud
I 6on Repair Shop, 2469 Hudson. 3197
Lawn Mower Sharpening
HAVE yours ground, overhauled, by
onn who krtows, on premises. Phone
2021 W. 1551
Iawn mowers and bicycles over
hauled. - udson Repair Shop, 2469
Hudson. 3195
Ogden Welding & Repair Co, 227 1
Washington ar-nue. Phone 99o J.
3542
Laboratory
Our foot supports correct flat feet,
crrns. calluses, bunions. Room 320,
Col. Hudson bldg. Fry Laboratory.
Life Insurance
I Mutual Life of N. Y. J. P Corry,
Dist. MagT. Eccles Bldg, Phone 53
2454. 3204
Money to Loan
Money to loan on improved real es
tate. Kelly &. Herrici. 2145
New and Second Hand Goods
A. Sincr, new and second hand fur
niture, clothing, etc.. bought and sold
Suit cases cheap. 241 .'43 Twenty-fifth
Phone 1321.
Painting
Paper cleaning and tlning. Ned Wil
kinson. Address Pear 7 JS Twenty
sixth street Phone 1520-J 2457
Read the Classified Ads.
Read the Classified Ads.
for said work and ill be received at
the oftice of the cir recorder .l. the
city hall at Ogden, Utah, until ten
o'clock A M. on tbe bn day of July,
1919 Instructions io b.dders, plans
and specifications ior said improe
rnent can be s-vii and examined at the
office of the city engineer in the city
hall of said city.
The right is reserved to reject any
and all bids and io ,aive any defects.
By' order of the Jioard of Commis
sioners of Ogden Ciy, Utah, this, the
11th day of June, 1919.
W. J. CRITCHLOW,
City Recorder.
First pub'icaiion, Jan-.' II, 1919
Last publication, July 3, 1919.
Published in Ogden Standard.
Sewer D, strict No. 142.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Notice is hereby ifiven that t'gden
City proposes to make the following'
public improveraeut, to-wii Build I
Physician and Surgeon ;rp,rren
Dr. A. Fcrnlund. office hours H to i&m 1
4 p m. New Peery Bldg, Hudson Ave 1 -dtt. :
Res. Phone 646. Office phone 1900-W.' 15-"
W' Sal
Printing AcbES
All kinds of job printing. Dee-Neute- ! 2 !
boom Printing Co. Phone [phone]
4
Plowing
For garden plowing, excavating and I Pill 1
'gravel hauling. 11 1895. 25553 iJg, 8
ea! Estate and Loans
Willard Kay, real estate and loan. lifiOOP
2474 Washington. Phone [phone] 'jfithln
Repairing d
We repair all makes of automobiles IJi-i 0
fMJI.LW ALTO REPAIR . 2 462 01 ffJSctl
Grant Ave. Phone 178; night phon- F.ith
8ol. H. V Sncll, Win R. Miller, Geo ,
C. Theobald. 4618
Repairing of all kind. Wo fix anv- iTnWti
hing that is fixable. Hudson Repair ;
, shop, 2409 Hudson. J196 JJi---
Sanitary Work3 fc
Sanitary Garbage Co., all kinds cf jtonce
i rubbish hauled. Phone 620. p Is t
I jftffl fc
Sewing Machinei rtln?
We rent, repair, carry needles ind 1 fttr 1
parts for all makes of machine. White Irii
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GUNS BOOM IN PARIS pi
PARIS, June 23. (By tbe Associated WJ
Press) When it became known of f l - ;; J
cially here this afternoon that the Ger- '
mans had agreed to sign the peace
treaty unconditionally, guns began to
m-oni from the forts around Pnri.-. j
Tnere was great rejoicing by the ex- flafj
j cited crowds in the Champs Elysees. j
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pipe sewers in Sew?r District No. 141,
together with work incidental thereto, ,tM
according to plans, i.peclfications and ;
profiles on file in ihe office of the city
engineer. And sealed bids are invited ;T0C
for said work and will be received at 5 ac
the office of the ify recorder in the :lp
citj hall at Ogdea, L'ah, until ten I ::ze,
o'clock a. m on 'he ith day of July,
1919. Instructions io bidders, plans oo
and specifications tcr said improve-
raent can be seen nd examined al the unm
office of the city engineer in the city iLlife
hall of said city. , cki
The right is reserved to reject any unnli
and all bids and to vaive any directs. i-Mu
By order of the Hoard of Commis- it
sioners of Ogden City, rtah, this, the iil i
11th day of June, 1919.
W. J. CRITCHLOW,
City Recorder.
Firt publication Jure 11, 1919. 110
Last publication July'3. 1919.
Published in i.den StrindarcL 4i'N"
Sewer District No. 141.
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