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I THE OGDEN STANDARD: OGDEN, UTAH. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25, T9T9.
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GERMAN ENVOYS
TO BE PUNISHED
PARIS June 24. (By thr- Associated
Press) The inilitar government of i
Paris has ordered the commencement
of legal proceedings against persona
whose names at present are not known
in connection with allorrd at tacks on J
members of the German peace dele
gation as they were departing from
Versailles for Weimar recently
The Temps says an investigation has
established the affair was greatly ex
aggerated, that the offensive attitude
of the Germans brought the first dem
onstrations by the rrowd and that it
is doubtful if stones r re thrown at
their carnages.
Several persons present at the time
of the departure of the Germans from
the station at Noisy -le-Roi gave evi
dence that neither Dr Theodore Mel
choir nor Madame Dornbhlth showed
signs of bruises.
I Exports Passing i;
Through New York
Increase in May
NEW YORK. June 24 Despite bes !
vy reduction in the export of war sup
plies to England and Franc.-, the total
value of exports passing through the I
port of New York during the month of i
May was $272 792,119, an increase of I
more than 25 per cent over the figures
of $214,873,278 for May, 1918. accord
ing to a report made public tonight
by the collector of customs.
Imports for May showed an increase
in value of $28,799,343 over last year's
figure, rising from $149,434,131 to:
$178,233,477. Imports were recorded
from Germany of $73,533 and from '
Austria-Hungary of $8.4u2
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Alleged Murderer of
H Ruth Cruger Now
Accuses His Wife
BOLOGNA, June 24 (By the Asso
ciated 'Press) Fighting for acquittal,
Alfred Cocchi, charged with the mur
der of Ruth Cruger "in New York in
; 1917, presented to the court and jury
a vivid description of killing of the
j cirl. He contended that his wife was
j the guilty one. He explained that he
I LIBERTY BONDS
(50, $100, $1000, bought and sold
at the best market prices. We pay
accrued Interest to date of sale on
the last coupon.
J. A. Hogle & Co.
Eccles Bldg. 169 Main 8t
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had made his former confession for her
protection, but declared that, now she
had abandoned him. he would tell the
truth.
Cocchi said:
"I was talking to the signorina. My
wife struck her on the back -of the
head with one of my tools. It was not
I who struck the fatal blow; it was
my wife. 1 hid the body to protect my
wife."
To this Signor Bagnoli, president of
the court, retorted :
'But the American tribunals have
exonerated your wife and found her
innocent."
Cocchi answered: "It is impossible
for any one to call her innocent. No
body could have an. opinion on the ai
fair unless he were there to see It."
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Valera Pays an j
Unexpected Visit j
To Cardinal Gibbons
BALTIMORE. June 24 Cardinal i
Gibbons this evening stated that Earn - 1
mon de Valera paid him an unexpected
visit lat Friday He was accompan
ied by his Becretarj H J Roland, and
a number of prominent Irishmen.
' I had not been advised of his com
ing, and so his visit was in the nature
of a surprise," Cardinal Gibbons said.
He told me that he had come to'
pay his respects and so we chatted
for some time in a most pleasant man
ner Not once did he touch upon the
Irish situation and there was nothing
in his visit to indicate that he had
come to talk upon important matters "
Cardinal Gibbons would not express
an opinion about the Irish situation,
or what effort Mr. De Valera s visit
would have on the Irish in th'ii coun
try. Catholics Pass Resolution.
DUBLIN, June 24 (By The Asso
ciated Press) At a meeting of th
Catholic hierarchy at Mavnooth today
a resolution was adopted, condemr.'np.
the present system of Irish govern
ment and demanding immediate self
I government for Ireland. Thanks ;o
the people of the United Slates for
'support were contained in the resol i
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Unmarketable and
Useless Supplies in
France Destroyed
NEW YORK. June 24 The only
supplies which have been destroyed
In France bv the American army were
those which were unmarketable and
useless and the destruction was done
by order of the American authorities
says a statement issued here today b
the commission in New York repre
senting the French war office.
The statement also said there was
I no foundation to reports that France
jhad refused to take over arfy Amer
ican automobile, telephone, or tele
I graph stocks or supplies.
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1 We can remedy it without reboring cylinders.
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BARLOW BROTHERS IM&T
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Western States
To Bring Pressure
To Pass Lane Bill
SALEM. Ore.. June 24 Oregon will
co-operate with eight other western
states in a convention that may be
I called in the northwest at an earlv
date for the purpose of bringinc pres
' sure to bear on congress to pass the
I Lane bill approp- wit m? sr.nf "0 0 for
j reclamation in the west. A letter to
, the governor from S 1 Brady, pres
ident of the Idaho reclamation asso
ciation, toda reached State Engineer
i Percy A. Cupper, who has replied that
delegates will be sent Irnm this state
and CO-operatton civen in any other
helpful wa Co-operation also is ask
ed from the states of New Mexico,
Colorado, Nevada. Arizona. Idaho. Cal
ifornia, Montana and Utah.
500 Men a Day
Being Released
From the Navy
! WASHINGTON. Jeun 24. Demobil
ization of the navy is proceeding rip
idly and satisfactorily, Secretary Dan
iels announced today, with the result
that the total strength will have been
reduced to 250,000 men by the end of
this week More than 500 men a dav
are being released, the secretary said,
most of them being taken from ta
shore establishment
Since the signing of the armistice
more than 265,000 men have been dis
charged from the anvy or released to
inactive duty in the reserve fore.
Between July 1 and October 1 50,000
additional men will be released in or
der to meet the reduction fixed in the
'new navy bill Mr. Daniels said that
after peace was signed there would
be some reduction In American naval
'forces In European waters, but thai
many of the ships now on duty abroad
would be stationed there for some
! time.
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Control Lines Are
Placed Around the
Big Forest Fires
BUTTE Mont . June 24 Control
lines have been established around the
most dangerous forest fires in wes-
tern Montana and northern Idaho it
I was stated at district headquarters of
the forest service here today The
' situation is regarded as improving, al
though many new blazes have been
, reported.
Fifty fire fighters were sent to Big
Creek in the Lolo forest and as many
to Salmon mountains, where five new
fires are burning Three new fires re
ported in the Madison forest were said
; to be dangerous and a fire on Deep
j Creek to Missoula was declared to
j have cleared 700 acres.
Government Asked
To Continue Its
Wire Policies
CHICAGO, June 24 Resolutions re
questing the government to continue
j wire policies which will not throw the
wire systems back upon their owners
j in an insolvent condition and in such
a condition as would Impose heavier
char SOB upon the public, were adopted
today by the United States Indepen
dent Telephone association.
The resolution commended the pres
ident and the postmaster general for
their "wise policy" in administering
the wires.
SIOUX INDIAN
FOOTBALL COACH
FACINOCHARGF.S
SPOKANE. Wash.. Juno 24. The
claim of William H. (Lone Star) Dlrtz,
football conch, that he I? a Sioux la
;dian, was supported today in the
i nited Slates district court where
Dietz is on trial on charges of false
registration for the draft and of fplsl
fylng his draft questionnaire, by Mr.
Leanna Howard Lewis, who, th" gar
ernment eentpmls, in thp defendant i
met her.
Mrs Lewis, the divorced wife of
William Wallace Diet, father of tho
defendant, testified that when her own
child died at birth, she consented to
her husband's bringing to their home a
Ihnby of whom hi told her Iip WU the
inihi i and an Indian woman the moth
er; Blie said ihp substitution was
I madfl without thp knowledge of other
Persons and thai the child was reared
as their own on.
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Eastern Players
Game Ahead of
Evans and Sawyer
TORONTO. Ont.. Juno 24 Oswald
Klrkby of Englewood. N J., and Gard-
1 iner White of New York, the eastern
pair, were a came ahead of Chick
Evans of t'hicago and Ned Sawyer,
who represented the west, after the
teams hrnko even here today in the
' second and third matches Of the ser
ies for thy benefit of tho Canadian Red
Cross.
After losing the. morning contest
I two up and one to play, the eastern
I pair won tho afternoon match which
( was carried to tho nineteenth hole.
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'NOTICE OF SPECiAL MEETING OF
THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
LION COAL COMPANY.
Pursuant to resolution duly offered"
land adopted by the board of directors
of the Lion Coal company, at a meet
ing of said board of directors, held at
the office of said corporation ou the
7th day of June, 19 1 y, and entered in
ihe minute book ot said corporation
as a part of the pioceeding at said
meeting.
NOTICE is hereby given that a spe
cial meeting of .ne stockholders is
hereby called and w 11 be held ai the
office of said corporation at No. 723
David Eccles building, ai the corner
of Twenty fourth street and Washing
'ton avenue, in ihe City of Ogden,
County of Weber, Slate of Utah, on
'Tuesday the 15th day of July, 1919,
at the hour of ten u clock a. m., for
the purpose of ratifying an agreement
I proposed by the board of directors of
said company, and Lo be entered into
by the Lion Coal company and the
Wattla Coal company, and providing
for the consolidation of the Lion Coal
company and the Wattis Coal com
pany, upon the terras and conditions
expressed in said proposed agreement
'heretofore adopted by the respective
, boards of directors of the said Lion
j Coal company and the said W attis Coal
company, and for tne transaction of
any other busine.- in relation to said
proposed consolidation, and any bus
iness of said Lion Ccal company , which
may properly come oefore the stock
holders thereof.
Dated this 10th day of June, A. D
; 1919.
Bv order of the hoard of directors,
KOI AL ECCLES.
Secretary.
First publication, June 11, 1919
j Last publication, iuly 12, 1919.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Notice is hereby given that Ogden
City proposes to make the following
'public improvement, to-wit Build pipe
I sewers in Sewer District No. 142, to
1 gt ther with work incidental ther uo.
according to plans, specifications and
profiles on file in the office of the city
engineer. And sealed bids are invited
, for said work and will be received at
;the office of the ciry recorder .i the
city hall at Ogden, I'tah, until ten
o'clock A. M. on the 8tb day of July.
1919. Instructions 10 b.dders. plans
I and specifications ;or said improve
ment can be seen and examined at the
office of the city engineer inthe city
'hall of said city.
The right is reserved to reject any
and all bids and to aive any defects.
By order of the Board of Commis
sioners of Ogden Ciy. Utah, this, the
11th dav of June. 1919.
W. J. CRITCHLOW.
City Recorder.
First publication, Juno 11, 1919.'
I Last publication, July 3, 1919.
- Published in Ogden Standard.
, Sewer District No. 142.
NOTICE.
Ogden Petroleum company, principal
place of business, Ogden, Utah.
' There are delinquents on the follow
ing described stocks on account of as
sessment levied on the 12th day of
! May. 1919, the several amounts set op
posite the names of respective share
holders, as follows-
No. Ctf Shares. mt
Allen. E J 440 1,000 o.0"
Dawson. John 175 1,000 6.00
Farr. Clem 72 1,000 E J0
Farr, Clem 98 1,000 5 )0
Farr, Clem 109 500 ?.50
Huish. A. V. ... 243 200 1.03
Huish. A. V. ... 305 500 2.50
Johnson. A. J.. . 403 500 2.50
Jacobs, EH. ... 140 192 96
Lowensteln. H. .. 448 1.000 5.00
Miller, F. S. . . . 64 4.000 20 00
Messenger. F W 385 1.000 5 00
Hermitage
Park
DANCE
EVERY NIGHT
EXCEPT SUNDAY
JAZZ BAND 4
INFORM A TION BUREA U f
Notice to Advertisers On and after April 1, 1919, business directory a& (
rertlslng In Tho Standard will be $1 per line per month. roo"1
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Accident Insurance j Engraving I Physician and Surgeon
Aetna Accident & Liability Co., Ogden Engraving Service Co., mak- Dr A- Fernlund, office hours 11 to l9tr
Auto and Liability Insurance H. A. j era of fine cuta in one or more colors, 4 pm. New Peery Bldg., Hudson Ave. 'DUef
Purdv, 3377 Hudsoa Ave. Phone 4 83. : 416 Twenty-fourth street. Phono 463. Iies- Phono 646. Office phone 1900-W -b1
. ft P
ANYTHING new or old Florists Printing
ANYTHING- tn Z new or old Sweet peas, cut flower-' rind funeral All kinds of job printing. Dee-Neute 1 r!
bought, sold or traded. Phone 333. designs. 20th. & Jeff. Ph. 2628-W. 4579 boom Printing Co. Phono n66. 2i9a Ig?
' for
RnU .nil SlaHnnrv Funeral designs. 2249 Washington I Real Estate and Loans AC
bOOkS and stationery avenue. John Norton. Phone 125. Wlllsnl ICav mt ' a( , .K
Bra-wel, Book and Stationary, 2362 fa 1- , 24?V WagtonPhoi0' fiS
Washington AvePhono 06O. 2068 Eisenbor? phone lgM.j ; J
,. Calendonian and Micl igan Commercial Rpnainno- od b
Banking Standard Insurance. 1675 ,vFd"lu5
we repair all makes 0f automobile
Utah Nationai Bunk, southeast cor- , OGDhN Al'TO REPAIR CO '46 64 '' ti
ner Twenty-fourth and Washington. Hay and brain iGrantAve. Phone 178" night phone
Phone 61. . Hay, grain and roultry feed. Bell 851, H. F. SneJl, Wm R Miller Geo ' .
Oros., 371 Twenty-Oiird. Phone 2845. C. Theobald ' icia 1 an
Buttermilk- $!
Try our Maid o' Clover buttermilk 1 w . r Repairing of all kind. We fix any- '
I 10c a gallon. Mutual Creamery Co.. I Hides, WOOIS, rurs lining that is fixablp. Hudson Repair 0
Twenty-third and Wall 2671 O. M. Runyan, 2269 Wall avenue, shop, 2WJ Hudson. 3195 n IflsTi
'pays top prices. Phone 781 AY. 1028 .?Jid
Counselor-at-Law . . , Sanitary Work frf
T. R. O'Connolly, Ogden, Utah. Legal Junk and Hides Sanitary Garbage Co., all kinda of
alVlce by mail. Write me the facta. Western Hide & Junk Co., 2223 rubbish hauled. Phone 620.
Phone 393. Washington Ave. Phone 861.
farnpt flpanlntr Ogden Junk House. 2059 Washington ' :eWlD Machine
uarpei Cleaning Aye Pnone ?10 , We rent, repair, carry needles and i &
K. an Kan pen for upholstering. paru for all makes of machines Wite
carpets cleauea. altered and laid Re- v r Sewine Miohinn v, on-o A" u ; , ''T.
SSlngofmattre.. Phon. MS. Kerning- JSSS'nSf &.
Key fitting and lock repairing Hud-
Expert carpet cleaning, matrcsa SOQ Repair Shop, 2469 Hudson. 3197 , j J A f
renovating upholstering, aud springs 1 ents and Awnings J
! restreichd. Call L. J. Hampton to. Lawn Mower Sharpening Ogden Tent and Awning Co.. man a -e 1
Phone r,586-W . J , . . facturers of high grade store, office ' ,
Phone .586-,V. f 1IAW vo s groundi overbauled by , amJ re3ideQt awnin Waterproof cov-
fhlrnnr.rfnr J MM W &' FftS bags. etc. Anything m canvas.
Chiropractor -"-1W lol 26s Washington avenue. Phone 264.
Owen W. Haiverson, D C. Ilea n .
Phone 1086-W. 701-702 Eccles Bldg. Lawn owcre, and bicycles over
! hauled. udson Repair Shop, J 4 60 : t ri
p.. ! Hudson. 3195 , vacuum Cleaners
City Scavenger j TrJ 2582 J for vacuum cleaners; 1
McCarthy & uo, 273 1 Grant avenue. Ogden Welding fc Repair Co., 2274 for J4 hours. Sterilized dust bags.
Phone 2018-W Washington avenue. Phone 993-J. 413
I 3512 '
Dentists LAnratnrv Windows Cleaned
I "
Drain Tile for Sale 1 - f 1 Wall Paper
Intermountaln concrete Co. Twen- L,re insurance
Ueth and Lincoln avenue, Ogden, Utah. Mutual Life of N. Y. J. P. Corry, g. R Evans, expert -wall paper ciean- 1 I
Phones L'u68 and 487. 2310 Dist. Magr. Eccles Bldg., Phone 534- ing Jogalong lansfer. Phone 283.
2454. 3204 . 2247
Electrical Work Money to Loan eight hour day
Wiring repairing, fixtures. Alham- Money to loan on improved real es- PARIS, June 24 A bill limiting VI f
1 bra Electric Shop Phone [phone] tale. Kelly &. Herricli. 2145 work aboard all public and private m
1 vessels to eight hours a day or forty-
TROEH WINS FIRST M JC JUJTJ eight hours a week was adopted today
PORTLAND, Ore., June 24 Frank New and Oecond Hand UOOdS 5y tne chamber of deputies.
M Troeh of Vancouver, Wash., broke A. Siner, new and second band fur 00
02 targets out of a possible 500 and niture. clothing, etc., bought and sold. AIR BOARD APPOINTED
'vin first honors in four davs shooting Suit cases cheap. 241 243 Twenty-fifth OTT WA. June 24 Announcement
ai 'lie Northwest Sportsmen's asso- Phone 1321. 0f the appointment by the Canadian
j elation annual trapshoot tournament government of an air board with A. L.
which closed today. In today's events , Painting Sifton as chairman, for the regulation
he broke 119 of a possible 120 targets. paper cleaning and tining Ned Wll- 'of aeronautics, was made here today.
J W. Seavey of Portland with 486 kinson. Address Rear 738 Twentv- ZT ?
lin;ik- placed second and Frank Tern- sjxth street. Phone 1520-J 2457 Dorothv "Eddy, our mammas
pleton of Portland was third was 485. , " calling you and 111 bet shed mad."
00 Read the Classified Ads. I..,M- Kdword '-.o Ikt am t. cau'-e .
Read e Classified Ads. Read the Classified Ads if she was sh'd be calling 'Edward'"
! , , ' :
Ovink, Marie 90 3.319 16. -9
Flerson, C. A.. .. 336 1.000 5.00
Plerson, C. A 399 loo 50
iPierson, C A 2,000 10.00
; Poulson, E. B. . 229 100 .50
Poulson, E. B . 245 100 .5)
j Peterson, A. L.. . 317 40o .'.00
iPidcock. J. W . . 364 1,000 8 00
'Sorenson, II N 274 350 1 7c
Swenson, Chas.. 272 1.000 .00
Schrenk. Sam 1 . 4i2 2.000 . lU.JO
Thayer, Mrs. J... 46 8,000 4'J.OO
And in accordance with law so many
of each parcel of such stock as may
be necessary' "will be sold at the office
Of said - nnipany. No. 360 Twenty
I fourth street, Ogden, Utah, on the 20'h
dav of June, 1919. at the hour of 10
a. m. to pay the delinquent assess-1
ments, together with the cost of r.d
vertising and expense of sale.
A. L GL AS MANN,
Secretary-Treasurer
360 Twenty-fourth street, Ogden. Utah.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Notice is hereb.. given that Ogden'
City proposes to make the following 1
public improvement, to-wit: Build
pipe sewers in Sewer District No. 141,
together with work incidental thereto, I
according to planr-. : pecifications and
profiles on file in the office of thy city
engineer. And sealed bids arc invited
lor said work and will he received at
the ol fice of the city recorder in the
city hall at Ogden. U'ah. until ten
o'clock a. m. on .he th da of July,
'jrji Instructions to bidders, plans
and specifications tor said improve
ment can be seen ind examined at the
office of the city engineer in the city
hall of said city. I
The right is reserved to reject any
and all bids and to waive any defects.
By order of the Hoard of Commis
sioners of Ogden City, Utah, this, the
11th day of Juno. 1919. "j
YY J. RITCHLOW, AI
City Recorder. V
First publication Jure 11, 1919.
Last publication July 3. 1919.
Published in Ogden Standard.
Sewer District No. 141. I
1 IT'S POSSIBLE FORA UTTMAN TO GET TO j
Because Jack Hemple Is about the size of Dempsey, Jeaa Wlllard Mjwi Iff
likes to box with him And Hemple gets under hi guard once in a wSBbBBLLt aSL.
while and hits him Just Ilk-' Dempsey probably will only not so hard. W&Sr mBt'' ' C Ml
or Hemple would be a challenger Here are a couple of poses of Wll- hSBII'
j lard and Hemple at work.
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I The Hermitage Park is open for all kinds of outings. See us at the Park
I before you plan your outing. Place to have a good time. YoumIT7