The Ogden standard. [volume], December 30, 1919, LAST EDITION - 4 P.M., Page 9, Image 9

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Real Estate j
K. W. CANN.Vi.iV
L; i;iii. Insurance
Hbr-rcnm PtrlcU modern cottivfic.
mZi on ii troni i( on bench, Hi
Mf!' M, l. i n porrh. cement Li -
,n, I . ri 1 J t - k.-.u. ::ir.-,..-..
H; preml Price 1500.00; reasonable
BasK-ron-i, modern coftaRe l! i.nled on
I ""!,,' with out-bhildlnj?, finll lrr -.
jBBBHwit i . ',n'" - miiIip liar-
' 00, on eas) l. i ms. 1mm-
Bnn four-lOm -of(ncr In rond Inert -P-
. ., Will. 1 1 "If It. -oi.l v i'.r
VjP'. Tin In rood condition in I
BBBEii wor'!. llf tnom-N Prk.- Sziio.'i ' "
B ' , p , nlhly.
BV CAN NAD Y iIl!,ion Avc
Btrrooni or more furnished house in
f1.' dlstrlif -tillable for kecpmff
WKff &
p'i;,'..-!, part: P. " Box ij"!
, . Tl.l lull 1 I :V I'lll'MOil -
din- .'!"' i"'1 V lh '"' l: '
B , irrigation Ti. -
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Br
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MP ,,' mmS' mi ..li in .mil in. ..!. prop- I
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rjf...,, ,c, .i j... M.I n.
RLj mikiI! !.. - .iri'l I. nil n l inn-
Hp- V i i. I oi; ii
KhFvprki) and twenty
i ' n? end
,'.'.' i i of host dry farm scc-
. jituatecl mile! v ol Ti
J1- . 00 Will take 1
, Di
KgKlchdale. Idaho. 220
K FOR SALE
H.,r ,,.,., I. n hrlcU; m u spilth
g'.'.dU T.i. M2
H. n hmic with basement good bam
PRi, i M to
IK. .nd K R l r,rt cftsh' terms on
c"-1 $313" '"
I, frame" south front: lose In on
Hlpl s: I-ol 612 Walk
" I'm, ami BMtter m ihd paid
K'eash
Kl , V MrCI M-OlT.TT
I Under First National Bank
V ;
l"l7hr:.u house: light and' water:
r,-i.i.ni basement: outhouse!
room 1m hpJ M np u ,. ,
KT Cal Wall Ave. 17S3
tnmhri'-i;- modern, except hear;
eVfom" close in on b. n. h P I I ()
'i Vi-ii except paving in and paid
K', -!s and car line. A nice
Wt "ml best buy in the city; hall casn
m jn M. i'ii I., h . .11
I under First National Hank
Kf)VNrl' Foi;r i oom nodc-rn brlct
Kilu-n- lurpe screen porch fruit -ces
FnkRKe; lot &0x200 624 Cross Pt 1
Er 17oC '
KTZ house on bench; $200.00 do n
f ,-,w;i ' .'.'""I 11 l."ii ri-iMin br'.-K
H i i..im croon i.nirh II nit tre 3
lfp,raiT', lot 50x200. 15:3 Cross Pt.
m, 137-J. 1078
fcroom house on north Washington
04 cash. $20 00 per month. V. i
BTEEN-ACRE farm: orchard
Mines; on main stat- road t., .-'
or will trad'j for In-town property
p.irt tivnuiu l'l-.um 11-K-l. 1 tlC
feRN j-room house: J250 00 cash.
hontb. Wedell 167
V ii i. i . - abou goo 1
D loans ' if n'"i lot
r.V KTG. ' Port' r Realty Ci
llnfton Ac. basement. 1 1st wUb
I tnko u ii old ranc as first payment
I ir,-. " - s i .! o'.i
outright. Home Furniture Co. 467J
EV to loan Phon 215S-W. I36G
Kill pay ou to sc.. us about good
p. loans, citv resldi ncea and lots
Ic- 1576. Porter i: Co., 2371
ilnglon Ave List with us 9bl
1 '
kev tth unci d to salaried j)i ople with- I
Mecurlt) Others on furniture and
HC5. I'ac.s v. cil.iy or uionthh- pa v - ,
ill- Dlx. :2T Colon-1 Hudson Hiill.i-
Ptione JSI s;7
LPM r HUNTER estahli
age loan tale. Insurance
b. laaho land farm nd i
, 1-i.iv.in.- :. :: n . i.. i,.ar. money
BOQ lirst inorlc igc ... . in ity v
to on.-uh m. Hon
bt on hand. 131 Twenty fourth SI
m, I tah.
KEY to io hi on :mpio red real esl I.
pr & li : . 7 . 'J
M3Y io loan i.n n.al estate securities. !
. Drunirnin 6-21-11
POR SALE ELEVATORS
tnlah and install high grade elc trie ,
p.-
L alroi.i :is n ,n si - M Lake
... 'land om 2366
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nundr, iirh , i, maiilttde
I Id. nth I h liable,
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f n",'' .,,1 Pnine,.'
P.'r""!. o to - Idi I
E. e r ' ' ""id. 'I
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" our friend, Vho n III i nnl ..
TO-J" "'i.": Cood c nisBi m
Kind" . ' ' ' " .i.i ,nt
rM Pril'!r. 14C5 liioadwti . New
IS'., 1
Ilyten,tnd ' "r'J '"own Can
4ard Wfon J'U1 1 lio 100
ISLN
phoLDT rz ,
r,nai t-Me(J,?n'rr' ''r,-r l5,lir road- ,
argalh.o. Plv.ne Mr Lnns
fcr0b"uin??,,,n?r": ,n
Phone Tig , -,!' 11 'J""'!,-.. . SI...--K,
'B 1 '" ' ' la II Hhop In eon- ,
0116 I
WA?n:x?i5 i
! I Male Help j
&'.
1S.7
SSJ w",h ,hors.0' 9tad4rd route oi.-
boiir each day 5.00 p,.r week. MO
?twlL horsej, for Standard rou7es
road Ann "15.. U V"0" U"P "nd '-
S?t'danl clrcu,atlon manager, of Mie
1 59
!,m' PlowlnB and IcVellnir. Phono
-,J5I; I0i;j
! gggegg bonda-
i rti l j Furnished j
SLEBWNG loonn., 2530 Grant Ave 19C1
?n,?.V,oli. Vtment 2210 1,-2
inRton A. l$7'
PARTLY furnished two-room hou-o; Hrht
w w", ,V '" bttMiheht H70 Rushton
Ae. Call Carl Peterson. Cteston Hole,
is:;n'
NICRLY furnished roomi'. $2 50 to $ ".0 I
perjrrok. 2o 1-2 Tjventv.fifih St IMi
MOI.KHV furnished rooms for rent iTi
Twenty. fourth St. Ix)-.
S-M"HEATED rooms, hot hnthTliiock '
from ashington ear. 2946 .'rnnt. 1S21 ;
FURNISHED room at 2330 Adams Ave I
.. . 1810
'STEAM-HKATnn front room on ground
, floor 3lo 27th St. isi-j
Fl RNISHF.D rooms 343 28ih St. l so.
ITHREK nicely furnished steam heateu
'sleeplnc rooms. :.:!) Twenty-seventh :
t798
Fl BKI8BBD apartmenta. 2S24 Waih
mgioM Ave. m:?
' LKEPING room for one or two KCntle
men. 2iai Wafchlngton Ave. itri
NICELY' furnished sleeping1 ixioin 2S4l
Adams Ave. ,Sj
I ONE or two rooms with or without board.
I Phone 2095-NJ. hqIj
FURNISHED apartments 2571 Lincoln
Ave 12X
ACCRUED Intere5t plus market price to" '
liberty bond paid by J A. Hoglc & Co
24 4 J I
j Unfurnished
THRFK mnmn, modem, with pas: also
garage. Address 3005 Washington ,
Phone I2fi3 ISC"
or sale one 7-room apartment Ap
ply CM Twcnty-elgtth !.t. ' 1S1C
TWO or three rooms for housekeeping. J
3204 Lincoln Ave. Phone 142 NW. 1S2I J
THREE-room house, reasonable. Five '
Points. Inquire 2S0U Washington Ave i
Alden Nichols. 1731!
, 1. !
THRKK-room modern apartment; close
In Phone I008-J. 17;.:;
1 a 1 nnr.r.-stor DUllaing containing in
rooms; store on the llrst floor; and a
large basement on Twenty-fifth St.. near
the Union depot. E. M. Conrov, 00
Twenty-fifth St. " 1623
j WAT?TED j
To Rent
8 OR 4-ROO.Yf furnished house or apt.,
modern: man and wife, permanent ,1
! dress J, care Standard, or phone 945
1 1810
, WANTED To rent, 2 or 3- room, strictly
'modern furnished apartment; willing to
pay price, no children. Phone 13S6-M.
: W
I WANTED To rent a barn. Tclephcno
I 917. Froerer & Fowlcs, 1207
4 To Buy j
WANTED To buy small baker) in
0den 1 tah. Address Paul Rol.erson 113
South Sth East St.. Spanish Fork. I Ian
18"! i
rOI'R-room modern house with acre of :
land: in nortbeastcrn part of elty Mum
be In good condition Address Box O
care Standard. lSZl
INWXLID chair. Phone 538 l$?.".
DIAMOND, set or without setting. Uo ,
J , care Standard. 1714 I
FURS We pay the top prices for all I
kinds and keep 011 posted L'lg luon
for you. YVrltc us lor prices and fr
shlpfilng ta?s. L.-itei Turk Market, 01 B
Tweht) -fourth St Fone 1161. ltMG
HIGHEST cash market price paid for veal
Mllf, dressed hogs, sheep and beer. .
nay lop prices. for hides, peltn and lurs.
Call 11 up mid get prices or wrlto Great
Western Hide & Livestock Co phone
11C4. C1C Twenty-fourth St. 131
HIGHEST prices paid for old clothes.
Now York Clothing Store, 269 Twenty
fifth St. 1J15
HIGHEST prices paid for old clothes 1
YVe do cleaning, piesslug and rcpalflpB
nt reasonable prices. New York Clothiru
Store 26J Twenty-fifth St. ):L7
FORD runaboi t top Phone 2222 41G7
ACCRUED tnteet plus market kri6a icr
1 iv bonds puid by J A. Hogle & Co.
3441
LIBERTY bonds bougit J. J nrumnuf.
Phone bi). 2533
(.'LEAN rags wanted at the Standard
office.
HEAR 2330 Adnina Ave. Phono IffLW.
PI BATING, Buttons, ncnmtltchlng. pl-ot
at Toe per yard, thud floor W. H WrlclM
4k Bpna, Hl ;
DRESSMAKING. Phono 1912-J. 27
ntiTTONB, hemetltchlnti p'quoi otlgjhf.
Fob V'Mn.s-.oui.l, St. l'h..n- 1810. 11 ,!
r ANTE j
EXPERT liookkecper would like - xtta , Mt
of' books to woik on evening... Box HT
Care Standard. ' '
WANTED j
Misoejlarious j
WANTED A player piano Io rent . "The ;
Bona Shop, lOfl Twenty-fifth Bi . Ogdej,
Utah. l
j WANTED
f EXPERIENCED BILLERS t
1 r,-,- , XV NTED
T p ,,rv ' perm n nt posll Ion 1 om n
lor two experienced hill. r. Kxper-
Who ( an handle ,, t pr 4
w:lt,.r hlllln? machine expert); o
not nervi m know stenography Pen-
PIC vhn are familiar with the Rem 4
inotor. machine preferred pni... to
Mlas Reno. Jlaln Office. Wrights1
Store
4 4
tJILVMPFRMAfD at 251 1-2 Twentv flflh
' St. I Jood pa-. jsii
WOSIAN or girl for housework one ,inv
awaek. Phone CI. ig;j
l EXPERIENCED stoiiographer; one wno
.can write and trans, ribc shorthand rpM.
n Apply nt nffire of John Scowcroft t'i
sns ( o 23rd and Wnll Ae. 1731
WOllAN for cleaning, one or two day
each week. 475 25th. Phone S75. 1811
! SrPrFENCED fook ror Priate family. !
- ' Mndlson. Phone 2190.J. 17.1t
CHAMBERMAID at Healy Hotel. Vpi.Iv
In peraon. iffifr
hlSh t0 ifML,!t wilh eooklng and lUht I
V. ori'- 7 '"""dry or Ironing: small
i.unllv. 2Cj2 V . in,,- Ave. rhonc 1 1
' 1607 I
WANTED Chambermaid. Reed Hotel. 1
11H. !
DRESSMAKING taught to anyone wlliln '
to .v. - ...r.-.vh ... See Madam Cap'au
rhlrd iloo.- Wrlghle" Store. P212
GTRL8 wanted to sew on overalls. We
pay while ou learn. Only those who,
want .Heady Jobs need apply Srow
eroft Manufacturing Co. S'tll
FOR SALE " I
U.lhX'7ir-rij hnnf Pn'nld kerose,,. lamp
sui i ai.ie rpr epuntry home Cost S37 30
hei.oSei,ffP,r $'i'!or fW am" keroseijfl
neater 4jMX Phone 2725.. I -; :
' ' 'sn-.r..,,."cn0 ,n R? condition: fine tone.
1JS - '"' oj rear Phone I846-W. is,,.,
' B and pure hone: for aale Ynton
i 'vf "er. Box 7. Wilson Lane s67
OHIOyftbUum cleaners; 50c to $1 00 Sak
lafactiou guaraiKeer Phone 2097. IsBG
Kkffi'co 'd iarrc,s $1 50 cn,h fVh!
. 1 nl
pOOD delivery team for sale; very che tb
both or single, fhono 498 153
started, cheap for cash. 2719 Grant Ave.
1X40
rj2nBLmS ,i"-f,I,n, tfWg. In good condi
tion. Enquire David Eccles building..
1SI7
SECOND-HANDS bought and sold T S
lvcrson. 1640 Waah; Ave. Phone 40"
1V29
mInnhven5 S,Ve ,nflulre 665 Wa-h-"
17 "ill
. LU,. of U,oso excellent Dundee tail
ored suits, un.all.d lor. :or sal. Uun -Woolen
Mills, 2431 Hudson Ave. 172s
FIRST-elnss Singer piano for sale $5 (,.,
Terro; will consider Edison phonograph I
as part payment. G D .McLecd. Phone
301S- 1710 ;
IS,?urb2t: o:, '- ono I' feet lor,
IK-rtahle and well built. Phone 11911 n :.
SiUrK-.A ,ar5 ro11 top office desk
with chair; in good condition Inoul-e
. Room 402 First National bank buldg. 1599
GRAIN hay. potatoes e.-n save rod
money. Grout's Grain Store. 232 Twenty-fourth
St., u" z
All kinds liousehold furniture stores
carpats, linoleums, etc ISO Twenty-fifth
lrcet- " 16;:2
! O I. C. boar Tor ser Ice 3170 Jack.nn
; Avenue. 13,13
SECOND hand poods bought, sold ami
exchanged. 1S00 Washington Ave. Phone
1 6!C-J- 1244
RIG sale on canaries; come hear th-in
sing. 2220 Lincoln Ave. ,,,5
UI LL equipment of household furniture
! for sale. 2060 Grammercv Ave 5'i7
I SECOND-HAND goods bought and sold
lverson. 1CIM Washington Are, Phoi
9632
PIGS for sale. State industrial School
9480
6500 SHARES Cub Oil. 4c Must ral
monev. Box W., Standard. sn:7
New and second hand goods bought ;o
and exchanged. Highest prices paid f-r
-econd hand furniture Trunka and sun
it a specialty. Slner Trunk & Fni -niture
Store, 241 Twenty-fltth Street
Phone 1321. "592
.1 A HOGLE & CO pay highest prices
in Ogden for Libert) bonds 2150
UNCALLED for suits tailor made; big
reduction. Gordon's, 211-25 Twenty-fifth
St. Phone [phone]
HARE, 7 years old, freight about L300
or will trade for household goods or good
range 129 25th St. 1830
We have abut $40,000.00 of first
real estate mortgagee to trjjde
for city property or ranches. The
Walker Co.. C23 Eccles Bide.
Phone [phone]
i
WE HAVE Fr R SALC OR TRADE
500-A( RE farm, hay, grain, fiuit and .
pasture land Olily 12 miles from Ogden. j
1000 full bearing apple trees. 2ti00 two-year-old
apple treoi, two dwellings, barns.
il. l..,-k. many Improvements Including
ittllca of pipe line, water tunnels, and such
implemenls and lools a.-i are iim , 0'i
a I li .'I -class farm This Is a hlh-.la
Interesl paying proposition. Would Ikj
ideal for ub-dlvlaing, being on the nov
ly paved slate road. The first named !u0
acres or this land Is easy worth ?4hi p, r
oci"e. The pasture land will pay interest
on 100 )er acre. The water rights and
Improvements Will appraise fully J12.
Tin apple orchard pas from liunn . ,,
(10,000 annually. Plow land Is hlgh-clasd
altdy load, nultahle for tomato. .. and ;
Mall fruit. This property at a Inodeatt
rating figures out a SOS noa valuation, and
. an be purchased for 185 an acre straight
through. The orchard alone pays 10 per
Cent on the basis of . $1000 per acre. Terms
art 1 irnett money payment, balance long
111,11 at 0 P'r cent. This property nas
outgrown tt management and must i.
turned. Would lake smaller property on
account In trade. On account of other
buelnoes Interastl this property musl
saerlflced t some, one who eah and
will devote Hull time and attention to It
W B Wedell 24ii Wash Ave. 1S31 1
j FOR RENT I
j Miscellaneous j
rmiO. best rcvblvlne brush vacuum 1
1100 day Dust-proof bag Phone 2643
1221
Punches arc like kicks ono will leave 1
1 memory two will make II vivid arid
Ihrcc Will make you forget all about t, '
l '" lost ,; 1
st,"',7e.taOrdL,r"0n R'CCtrl C -
J'lS?'"8 MvT Puree, containing
sterling kIIvci ioMr) Kinder pler.se r.
turn to .1573 Washington Ave 1679
u!n Ifl?p,i5f' hrorn an1 white! on
or oWrcen Wall and
K Rrnw.irdtt,?"0n f!CU,rn
S.?. BI?m Dursc containing some
drafts and liO.OO 0heir; keep the llO OO
ret rr , the .drafts Apply 158 Twentv:
filth Si Phone 1 S60-.I. igij
SI NPAY". Decemher 21st in Union depot
pink cameo ring. chlDocd dtamcmd In wh
end Finder communicate with advert
Ce.i Ua,,l r-Twanl T C Tai loi 861 1
Porlola Hay, Sacramento. Ctdlf. 184?
!u."Ehilf' hot.s,i weighing about 1,400
One sorrel horse hrnnded Inzy T-7
.combined on l.u ,hlr,-l, (in,, three. v.,,r
Old bay mure branded T-H-L, combined
on Wght "boulder Reward Phone Owen
' ail Kayaville. is'.o
;.'!!,, Retun 10 215 Phua Apta, Re!
" 1 S JC
SA . 8Ct,cr P"p. "even months old;
White With yellow ears and two relloff
222.!:Vrnn lort 8,lc of horlv
?'Xi5kid B'.ovc Roturh 3369 Wash
ington. Rewar d , ,
SMALL hla. k pocket hook containlnp k60
V-u-rrnoiV " rr,J 's' Ciir- Return lo
12S 2ilh. Row tit) is, 13
GOLD pin. pick and shovel and gold
nugget, m pan. Family heirloom Re
luin to Standard Reward. 175
r,1-'i 'oathr walle'. containing drTuI
and $10 bill, $10 Reward. Phone 147-W
1757
MOUSU colored muff; red satin lining
.ost some where m business district,
Under call ll-J-4. Reward 55
BROWN, rolled brun hat on Twenty-second
and Hudson Telephone [phone]
MACKINAW between Monroe ond Tw-n-'ty
second St and Thirty-third nnd
Jrant. Phone 1473-W. 1'54
LEGAL NOTICES
FROiiA FL Ax ID
I GUARDlAixbHiP NOTICE.
Ceniult Ccl'u'v Clerk er the Rc?f;
tlva Slnerj !wr Furxntr
1 ntcrmatlon.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
1 In the District Court of the Second Ju
dicial District, in and for W.-ber
County, state of Utah.
In the nintter of the estate 01 Isa
bella Wilson, deceased
Creditors will present claims with
vouchers to the undersigned at the of
fice of Joseph B. Brans, suite six
David Eecles building. Ogden, Utah, oa
Or before February 10, 1920.
Dated Ogden, Utah, December 9.
1919.
JOHN WII LIAM WILSON,
Administrator with Will Annexed
JOSEPH E EVANS,
Attorney for Administrator.
First publication December 9, 1919.
Las: publication January G, 191 D.
NOTICE OF SALE
).. late oi William .1. Sp.-ndlove !
; ceased.
The undersigned will sell nt private
j sale, that certain ploco of real estate,
situate in Weber County, State 01 Ql di
1 described ns follows to Wit:
I Beginning at a point 11.50 rods south
of the northwest corner of the southwosi
quarter of the noithwct o.uaitei ,.1 -
Hon 24 township 5 north, range 2 west
of the Salt Lake meridian; running th ti
east 391 feet, more or less, to the west
line ol the right of way of the Sail Lak
Ogden Railroad company, (now known
and called Bamberger Electric Railroad
Company); thence south along said west
line of said right or way 365 root; thenc
; west 391 feet, more or less to the section
line; thence north 363 feet along aaltl sec
tion lint, to point of beginning, e0ntam
Ing (href acres, more or less, and il.so
two shores of the capital -.took of tin
Davis & Weber Counties Canal Company
appurtenant to said land, on and after
January 22nd. 1920. and written bids wl 1
! be received at the offico of James N Kim
ball, attorney nl law. No. C05 Dav.d
1 Eceles Hullding, Ogden. Utah. Terms ol
-ait. ten (10) per cent of the amount bid
., 1 the time of making the bid, and ttio
balance of the purchase price on the
confirmation of said sale.
Dal- I fie. mber lOlh. 1919
WILLIAM O. SPENDLOVF,
Administrator
SHERIFF'S SALE
in the District Court of Weber
County, State of Utah.
Cora S. ETou.li, Plaint Iff. vs. Fred
A. Sparks, Sylvia Sparks. J. J. Brum
mitt, Brummltt Investment Company,
a corporation, and Warren L. WAttis,
Defendants, ss.
To be sold at sheriff's sale on the
7th day of January. 1920, at 12 o'clock
noon of said day. at Ihc soulh front
door of the Weber county court house,
in Otfden City, Weber county, l'tah:
the fuliov.ir.g described property, to
wlt: Situated In Ogden ci-y, Weber coun-J
ty. Utah, ami particularly described
aa follows:
All of lots twelve (12), thirteen (13).:
fourteen (14) r.nd flftetn (15). in block,
five (3). In prummltt's addition to Og-I
den Cllj. Utah,
Dated at Ogden City, Weber county,!
Utah, liis lCih day ol December. 1919. !
II C. PETERSON.
SheVi i fl ol Weber County. I tnh.
By Curtis Allison. Deputy Sheriff.
ALIAS SUMMONS
In I lie District Court of Weher Count v.
State of Ctah
' ' Saltagavar plaintiff vs. Lime
Sullsgavci , defendant
'I h. Slate ol Utah to the said De
fendant: Vou arc hereby summoned to eppca?
within twenty days after service ot this
Summons upon you, If served within the
Count in which this action is bioiiKhl,
otherwise wlihtn thirty days after serv
I. e. and defend the above entitled action;
and In case of our failure so to do. ladg
meni will be rendered against you accord
ing io the demand of the complaint which
has bet n filed with the Clerk of said
Court. This action Is brought to recover
a Judgment dissolving I he marriage con
tract now nnd hitherto existing between
vou and plaintiff,
T R. O'CON NOLLY.
Plaintiffs Attorney,
P. O AdQraas No 369 Twenty-fourth
Street Ogden Utah, Rooms 16 and 17
Commercial National liunk Building.
First publication December 23 I'.'H
Disease Is Checked
George Shorten Says
Seventy five canes of smallpox exist
In Ogden, according to reports given
out at the health office today. Dining
the days prior to Christmas the 'olal
number of cages was almost double
he present number Sanitary Inspec-
HAS 7 DECORATIONS
ASHEVILLE. N. C. Mrs. Mor
timer Olory Hancock, American
woman who participated in the, I
World War h.an wirnnH tho ovot- I
lasting gratitude of England,
France and Belgium for distin
guished services as a Red Cross
nurse Seven decorations bespeak
the appreciation of these coun
tries J"or her four years of unre
mitting effort
tor George Shorten ftatrr that condi
tions in Ogden were on the decline
and that the disease which has been
on a rampage here for weeks has
I been checked.
on
College Convention
Opens Fourteenth
I & al
NEW YORK. Dec. no.The. National
Collegiate Athletic association opened Its
fourteenth annual convention here today
With n review of the work accomplished
j during inn Lfedtenadt Palmer E. Pi. r. j
president of the association, analyzed 'ho
I activities of the organization during the
I past twelve months r.nd forecast an even
more active period during the coming
year Newton D. Baker, secretary r.f
war, spoke on "efficiency as a national
asaett."
oo
DR. OSLffl DIES
' OF PNEUMONIA
NEW YORK. Dec. 29. Sir William
Osier the noted physician and profes
sor of medicine, who startled the Wdtld
in 1906 by declaring that man's efficient)?
waned after he was 40 and that at 6i
he should be chloroformed, died tonlejit
I at Oxford. Bhgland, according to advice -j
received here tonight, lid was 70 vears
of age.
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Dr. Osier was bornin Canada, Julv j
12. 184D, and was educated nt Trinity
college school and Trinity college- To-'
rohto. later Studying medicine at Mt-f. li
university. Montreal, and the Toronto j
Sehol of Medicine, which latter Institution
conferred upon him the degree of doctor I
of medicine. He had an insatiable npp.-- I
tite for learning, and pursued his medical
st..li, iii ivilin, Vienna nnd London
I Althdtigh Sir WIllKiui Osier was
known to be seriously ill at his home
in Oxford, where he hSfl been profec-
Isor of medicine since 1901, recent ad-
! vices hail Riven hope for his recover;..
Sir Williams, who passed his seven
tieth birthduy lan July, was stricken
I with pneumonia in November, but
about the middle ol that month was re
ported convalescent A fortnight ago.
however, he became worse. Cabled ad
vices shortly afterward announced him
somewhat Improved, while on Christ
mas day a message from him was re
ceived at the Johns Hopkins' hospital
In Baltimore In which the famous ph
Blolan extended Christmas greetings to
aii his old fi lends and i'nnoiinced that
he was "making a good fighl" after an
empyema operation.
Dr. tisler was professor of medicine
at John.j Hopkins university from 1880
to 1001, He was born in Canaua in
1819
Sir William Osier was one of the
great men who sprang trom Canadian
son ne was Dorn in ine provin. e oi
Ontario and grew to be the most dis
tinguished ol foui distinguished sons
of a famous mother, the hundredth an
Iniversary of whose birth Wag celebrat
ed at Toronto on December 14, 1906
Hie llrst preceptor was the parish
priest, to whom he acknowledged his
moral and mental Indebtedness nnd to
whom be inscribed one of his learned
works "The Practice of Medicine."
Receil Ing his medical decree from
McGill university in 1872. Dr Osier
placed the imprint of his ability on
medical Learning to such B marked
decree that within a few years he be
came an accepted authority in medical
science, His greal art lay in his skill
in diagnosis and his profound know!
edfif of all the parts and functions of
tho human body and the various ills ol
nature. If such a thing COlild be, he
was a specialist in ail departments of
medicine.
In 1905 at the Commemoration
Da exercises of Johns Hopkins uni-1
Vanity of Baltimore, in which he
served as professor of medicine, Dr
Osier delivered an address in which j
he ppoke of "the comparative useless
ness of men above forty years of age "
His words, then spdkeh Without
thOUghl of bbw far reaching they
WOUld be, paJied round Ihe world in
'garbled lorm ol every arkty. He was
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soldier heavyweight champion had put away Bill Bresnahan in one
round at Camp Custer. It was the first time the two had met since
the return from overseas. Bob took the general's hand between the
two big gloves and they smiled at each other.
PRINCE GETS RINGSIDE SEAT
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Tlight in the front row eat the Prince of Wales when Joe
BeCKett and Georceo Carpentier did battle in the London ring. The
prince puffed away on a big cigar until the announcer requestcc1 no
;mo!-:ing.
. quo'ed as having said in effect that
men past that age were of no value in
the progress of humanity and hat men
.who hhd reached tne age of sixty
should Ijo chloroformed.
! Dr. Osier romaima' silent on iho sub
iject lor a considerable period and then
'issued a Etatcment in which he do
j dared
"I did nol say men at Sixty Should
be chloroformed. That was the point
i in ihe novel to which. I rcferre 1 and
I Upon which ihe plot hinged
The novel in Question was "Thej
Fixed Period." writteu by An'hony
Trollope i iss-:
Dr. Osier was criticised by the pub
ille and press generally.
NOTICE OF ESTRAYS
State of Ctah Countv of Weber, Ogden
City. 83: i
I have in my possession the following sH
I described animals, which if not claimed MM
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i hlddei I81S v:. ihli jton A v. . i
in Ogden City. Ctah. on Thnrsdav iho
Mb day of January, 1020. at Iho hour of
1 30 p. m.. y
Ono light soimI mare: 3 white feet;
white atrlne m face W on left thigh:
reached mani ; about S years old: weight
about SOD pounds. , I H
One llnhi .-on-el horse; shoes on, white
ypot in face: nbout 'J years old; weighl'- ' fl saaaaV
about SCO pounds.
ken up by me In I
said Cl'- i:i Ihe J.Mh dav ol December.
1 RANK A NAI.SD1TT
Poundkeeper of Ogden Cit.v, Utah
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