The Ogden standard. [volume], February 18, 1920, LAST EDITION - 4 P.M., Page 7, Image 7

About The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1913-1920

Image provided by: University of Utah, Marriott Library

                
I THE OGDEN STANDARD; OL.DbiN, U1AH. WfcDNfcaOAY r-LBRUARY 18, 1920"
jl ORPHEUIW-Last Time TODAY 1
. jK Matinees, 2 and 4 p. m. Prices 20c and 6c I
1 1 I
f I! The girl who loved babies and the wife who didn't. I
?Jjfl Anita Stewart I
fl in a Romance of Mother-Love
gj C Human Desire" " 3
;j and MACK SENNETT COMEDY j
J Evening, 7 and 9 p. m. Prices 25c and 1 0c fir
1 1 J
$ 1 N
i W0BLD.S MARKETS
St TBADIN& fiCTiVE ON '
!i SRLT UKE EXGHUKE
I-
IJ Th9 trading lodny on the Salt Lake
I S'ock & Mining Exchange continued
I acMve with the more speculative
i stocks leading the market, although
3 there were not any remarkable ad
Vances in them thoy were a trifle
: stronger New Qulncy was the heav
) ic-t trndor of the day, 28,000 shares
chmping hands at 9 and 9 cents,
j Sells was a little stronger, it selling
: as high as 21 cents and closing s'rong
r with 21l cents bid and 22 cents ask-
I Scraps ol Paper I !
PS fj JW There arc men we know who VLfA l
a t aft J"st "J dribbling their numcs Wjj
$ li on the back of nn old letter YA
i Si makc It worth more than the TA
Cm I vJ beautifully embossed stock cer- yt
t2 rtl tlf ic-ats of some corporatlone. It M; i
it Wli isn't the pnper, but what is be- ils I
1 - M bind it that counts. G I
(ft
Before we recommend to a vf
)i RW client the purchase of imy si - ;
ffl ;Y curtly we have made sure that uS
s5 4 IS what Is back of it is solid and r
tS 'l M substantial. Since our facilities g
(i K or mvestlRntlng every corpora- SI
tSm .1 tU tlon in the country, through our R
w V O extensive affiliations, are tho m
M y moat reliable and complete it is W
4 0 logical that we can give very '
ff a S necessary and important advice f
A M wne" vou arc Investing" money. Wl J
j E Such ocrvlce is gladly per- Cj !
.jjj 1 E formed gratis. lO .
4 iJ Our 7 per cent and S per cent It; '
lH i Ij Securities are tho ideal invest- EKg
;1 fln ment we have them at various J J I
K E"mS
tK Liberty "BONtiS
It. t vw i uv uon aoKot - Biff Yf.
C fOM Ut l' TOU MUST 3SLI VX
DT Jtu. to OJPwot 322 (M,
1 1 JfrHojle 6? Co I
M ECCLESBLDGT 189 MAIN Si Pj
j H OGDEN SALT LAKE
1 m '
ed. Alia Tunnel changed hands al
121,2 cents. Eureka Lily went H 27
cen's. N'aildriver sold off to SI cents
and Eureka Bullion changed hands at
27l2 and 2S cents. Tintic Standard
was a little weaker, it closing with
onfy'$6.0 bid and $6,25 asked with
no stock changing liands.
(Quotations furnished over private
vire J. A. Hogle & Company,
Ecclcs Building.)
Bid Ask
Al'a Con I .12V6 .13
Albion .12i; 3
American Con J .0-HA .05
Alta Tunnel 12 .in
Big Hill 13& .14
Big Cottonwood 00 &
Bullion 0G .07
Bhiok Metals 13 .16
Columbus Rexall 59 .GO
Crown Point 07 OS
Colorado Con 0SV .10
Central Eureka 01 .02
Cardiff 155 -1.C0
Daly West 3.30 1.25
Eabt Crown Point 05 .05'
Eas' Tin. Coal 07 .07i
East Tin. Con 14 .15
Euroka Mines 12 .13'-
Eureka Lily .. - 2C .27
Eureka Bullion ".27 .2S
Emma Silver 11V .12
Empire Mines 09 Vf .10
Gold Chain OS
Grand Central -II .19
Howell .. ...v;.... .06 .07
Iron Blossom "'.'.V... .40 ' '.41'
Iron Ivfng''. " .V ' .41
Judge Mining 4. SO 5.15
Kennc-bec , .IS .25
Keystone .90 .92
Leonora ' .042 .051"
Lbi Tintic . ' .231. .04 j
May Day . ' 05 .06
MUIrr Hill .01 I
Michigan-Utah 07 .07'.
North Stan. .' '; ." .12 .12'
New Quincy 09 .09
Opohongo 02 .02
Plulus 49JA .50
Prince Con. . ,. .81 .S3
Provo . .05 .06 '4
Palouia , 03
Rico Argentine 02 .02V
Rico Wellington 09 .11
Sells 21 iA .22 .
Sil. King Coal'n 2.20 2.27.
Sil. King Con 1.95
Sioux Con 04Vj .05
South Hecla 1.20 1 25
South Standard 31 .35
Silver Shield 46 .48
Tar Baby 05 .05V
Tintic Central 04 .05
Tintic Standard 6.10 6.25
Utah Cons .02V .02'
Uncle Sam 02 .04
Wef t Toledo '.07 .0SJA
Walker 4.05 4 30
Woodlawn .181;
Yankee j .OS 10
Zuma I 43i .45
Beaver Copper -OIVI .02
Empire Copper ' .30 ' .40
I haberdashery .
of smartness -
good taste in haberdashery is
a matter of selection. we're . ' .
f ready to prove tliat good taste . .
! can be displayed at very moder- fl ,,
I ate prices. you see the qual- . & fS . ' I
; ily idea in the coloi-s and in.tho y
patterns as we'll as in the mer- 4 , '' y 1
chandise itself. '. " I
I : """M.UTAH. 11' 1
Nalldriver I .77 .81
Union Chief .061 .0
OPENING SALES.
Antelope Star 27,000(Slc.
Alta Tunnel 50012Vc
Eureka Lily 250027c.
Columbus Rexall 700I?60c.
Eureka Mines 50012c.
Iron King lOOfJHOc.
East Tintic Con. 50014 hzC.
East Crown Point lOOOVic
Howell 20007c.
Iron Blossom 300tfx40c.
Lehi Tintic 400034c: 350023c
IJureka Bullion 150028c.
Mav Dav 35050.
Michigan-Utalh 10007c.
Now Quincy. 27.000Zj)9c.
North Standard 1000120.
Opohongo 2000fr2Vc.
Prince Con. 700g583c.
bells 1000(?7i20c; 1000i20c
Silver King Coal. 50S?2.25.
South Hecla 100?1.20.
Union Chief 10007c.
CLOSING SALES.
Albion 225l34;c.
Alia Tunnel 1500(fP121;c.
Beaver Copper lOOOflic.
East Tintic t?oal. 10007Vic
Eureka Mines 500120.
Cottonwood King 5000c.
Fast Tintic Con. 100O4?14 c.
Kevstone 1390900; 5092c.
Michigan-Utah 1000'5i7c; 500(57c.
New Quincy 1000-?9VC.
Emma Silver 1 0001 lc.
Eureka Bullion 300'cT'27,4c.
Naildriver 200S3c, 100S2c; 200
81e.
Sells 62Ji)20c; 25003)21c.
Sioux Mines 6005c.
South Standard 150033c.
Siher Shield 10047c.
Utath Con. 1000(2 Mc.
West Toledo 500tf7Sc.
Woodlawn 100019c.
INDUSTRIAL STOCKS.
Bid 1 Ask
Amal. Sugar If 5 16.00
Preferred 104.00 105.00
Con. Wagon 120.00 122.00
Utph-Idaho Sugar 9.50 9 75
Lion Coal 65.00 75.00
Lion Bonds 91 .00
Mutual Creamery . 11.00,
Utan Construction '200.00
First Nat., Ogden 325.00
Ogden Pck. & Prov 70.00
Plus interost,
CHICAGO QUOTATIONS.
CHICAGO, Feb. 18.
Open High Low Hose
Corn
Mav ?1.32Tfs 1.33V 1-32 1.32
July 1.29 1.30 VI 1.29 1.29R
Sept. 1.27 1.27 1.26 ft L2G
Oats
May .S0V -S0 .79i2 .793
July .72 K .72 .71 72
Pork
Mav 34.80 34.S0 " 34.75 34.75
July 34 75
Lard
Mav 21.10 21.37 21.10 27.37
Ju'v 21.60 21.S2 21.60 21 82
Ribs
Mav 18.40 18.50 1S.35 18.50
July 18.S5 19.00 1S.85 39.00
OGDEN LIVESTOCK MARKET". J
Cattle Receipts 96; choice heavy
steers SIOU .50; good steers $S10;
fair steers ?6fi'S; choice feeder steers
$tv;9; choice cows and heifers $8i?I9:
fairlo good cows and heifers $7??8,
cutters $56; canners $34; choice
feeder cows $67: fat bulls ?57;
brlogni. bulls MfS'o; veal calve3 $10
11.
Hogs Hecuipls 634; choice fat hogs
175 to 250 lbs.. $1313.50. bulk of
sales $1313. 25; 'feeders $1213
Sheep Receipts none; choice 'ainbt!
$lit?15 Wetliers ?1011; fat ewes $7
fjS; feeder lambs ?12'?,15.
Arrivals.
2d Todenhoft, Stapleton. Nebiaska.
1 car hogs; Whitlock & Poterson,
Gothenburg. "Nebraska, 1 car hogd; G.
O. Whitlock. Cozad. Nebraska, 1 car
hogF; G. O. Whitlock, Darr. Nebraska.
1 car hogs; G. O. Whitlock, Leighton,
Nebraska, 2 cars hogs; James Wilson,
Rexburg, Idaho. 1 car cattle; G. G.
Sweeten, Tremonton, Utah, 1 car hogs;
G. G. Sweeten. Tremonton, Utah, 1
car cattle and hogs; R. W. Ililliard;
Smithfield. Utah. 1 car cattle; Ira
Griffin, Orel, Nebraska, 2 cars hoss.
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting of the stockholders of
the Big Pine Mining company will be
held at S o'clock p. m., Tuesday, March
2, 1920. at the company's office, 2449
Washington avenue, for the purpose of
electing board of directors and the
transaction of such other business as
may come before the meeting.
FRED J. VICKS,
, ' Secretary.
2913
00
Blackheads, pimples Whew! isn't
she a sight don't worry she is going
to take Hollister's Kocky Mountain
ITea then watch her. A. R. Mclntyre
j Drug Co. Adv.
j 00
Teachers Assiped
By Sapt. Hopkins
Miss Ethelyn Hall, who has formerly
been an instructor at a Wyoming
school, was assigned to tho third grade
at the Pingree school yesterday by
Superintendent Karl Hopkins.
I In the county schools, Mrs. Florence
1 Ixjgan was assigned to the fifth and
1 sixth grades at Rlvordale, succeeding
Mrs. Grace Barron, who resigned to
California.
1 Liver and Bowels
Eight Always
Feel Fine
There's oats right way to speedily tone
i up the liver and keep
I tho bowels regular. BB
iZStin I CARTER'S
fail. Million A IDiTTLE
will testify & W I V E R
that thereto M BOBS HI
nothing eo "1U
good for bll- Mml
loudness, indigestion, headache or cal
low, pimply akin. Purely vegetable.
Saudi Pill Small Dose SaU Price
J DEL CARTER'S IRON PILLS, Naturo'a
I great nerve and blood tonic for
I Anemia, RhcHtaatism, Nerronraefls,
J Sleeplessaess and Female Weakness.
j
Closing
WHITE SERGE '
j Skirts j
Summer :
! Dresses :
I at the j:
I Unheard of
! Figure of !
j i
i ; .
J Such bargains never before of
; fercd at this price. Astound- j j
I ing values in white serge coats,
skirts and summer dresses. An I 1
j unprecedented chance to save J
' money. Buy now for spring j
ind summer wear.
! National' '
Ij Ootfittiog
j Company
l' Harry Rcinshriber, Manager
J 2345 Washineton Ave.
S : 3
mm COMMITTEE
IISPECTS PROPOSED
UUUHG FIELD
Members of the aviation committee
of the Ogden Chamber of Commerce
are today inspecting the proposed
landing field at Washington Heights.
John S. Lewis, chairman, stated that
Mayor Frank Francis, members of the
city and county commissions would in
spect the field and give their versions
on the possibilities of a landing field
at that location.
j
j "Now that the war i
j' is over 111 save
j; time and money'7 j
I We heard a woman say j
J this reoeiilly and asked (
! her what she meant. 1
! "Why," she ru plied, "
heard so much about the
patriotic duty of a woman j
to market personally and
release delivery boys for
tho Service, I used to walk
! clear to the nearest Cash-and-C'arry
store. By the
time 1 was waited on, and
had my packages wrapped
and lugged them home, I
was a nervous wreck. T
never got the kind of mer
chandise I was accustomed
to and lost money by gam
bling on u n k n 0 w n
brands."
Even if you could save 5c a
day that's 30c per week don't
I von expend many times thnt
amount In time and cnergy7
economy nhould be Judged by
the ultimate savins'.
( We suvo your time, your en-
; erpy and your money, too, be-
1 cause you uvc always sure of
pottlnfT tho purest and best pro-
vlaloiiH, "Ve know the exact
quality of the goods we vecom-
I I mend, becauso we test them.
. Take RYZON wc were amonp
I the first to recognize that RY
ZON' was a baking powder dif-
I fercnt from anything we'd ever I
I tried.
The RYZON Baking Book
lakes the "guess" out of baking.
' 100 tried recipes give you a
menu variety unheard of in any
Dthcr manual. Original price
ivus $1.00; it now costs you
nothing,
I Deliveries leave the store r
North 8 a. m., 4:30 p. m.
South 9 a. m., 1 p. m.
Hill 10-30 a. m., 3 p. m.
Phones 412-413-136
Russell-James Co.
SUTHOIITIES INBLEj!
TO IDENTIFY DEAD I
ROBBER I
Officers of three counties havojbeen
inable to identify the burglar who was
cilled by deputies of the sheriff's of-
Ice at Brigham City, early yesterday
norning, when he attempted to escape 1
ifter being surprised at a cache of
itolen goods. The opinion prevails 4ft
vith Captain Riley Beckstead of Salt
.akc. Captain Robert Burk of Ogden, V
ind Deputy Sheriff Richard Wootton
)f Weber county, that tho dead robber 1
s a professional and has operated in
Dgden and Salt Lake. It was an-f&
lounced that the dead man is nob
L.aub, a paroled Utah convict.
To Captain Beckstead and Deputy
SVootton yesterday morning Sheriff
rob Welling of Boxelder county, admit- j
;ed that he thought the dead robber
tvas a local man and for that reason 3
lid not see fit to communicate with
.he Ogden and Salt Lake officers until 4
several hours after the killing, 4$
Deputy Sheriff Dick Wootton so-
:urcd fingerprints of the dead robber.
rhese will be finished off and sent to
Ihe bureau for identification at Leav-
auworth. Pictures of the robber will 4
be sent to the police in seven cities 4
with a view of securing an Identifica- .j
lion.
All Fat People i
Should Know This I
4?
0 . I
The world owes a debt of gratitude)
to tho author of the now famous Mar- f
mola Prescription, and is still more :
Indebted for the reduction of thi?'
harniless, effective obesity remedj to l J
tablet form. Marmola Prescription j
Tablets can now be obtained at al)
drug stores, or by writing direct to
Marmola Co., 861 Woodward Ave., Du- 5
troit, Mich., and Iheir reasonable price J J
($1 for a large case) leaves no excuse J
for dieting or violent exercise for the
reduction of th overfat body to nor-j I
mal proportions. Advertisement.
00 I '
DEE PRINTING, now located
2428 Hud. Ave. Phone 792-M. '
2420
00
HOMESfflESS CAUSED
OFIOyTS'eCOiTES-1:
SIOH TO FORGEHV j:
John Johnson, aged 26, of Clarmda,
Iowr., afterrepeiving frec lodging at
t he police station became homesick to
day and confessed to having forged
three checks totalling $411. .
One of the checks was for $30,0 and
borv the name of John K. Farmer of
Barnsville, Minn., according to .John
son. Another was for $70 and was drawn
on the Lancaster Bank of Kansas
Johnson said he entered the bank,
tool; a blank check and wrote out
a check. While he had no money in tho
bank he said hp obtained tho money
from the bank with ease.
Tho third check was for $41 and
bore the name of W. E. Cummings of j
I Barnsville, Minn. 1
I Johnson said he was in the United ,
I Stales navy for three years and that
ihe received a medical discharge from
J the Brooklyn naval hospital last fall.
I Johnson's father, George Henri i
.Johnson, resides at Clarinda. iowa
'The youth wrote his father confessing
j the crimes. He asked aid from his .
father stating that ho wanted to pay ,
the money back to the rightful owners, j
! Thf police are investigating the case.
i 00
Posioff ice to Undergo
1 Process of Cleaning;:
I
' Because of the number of postuffic.e j
employes who have been ill from j
'either influenza or bad colds, a thor-J
lough house cleaning is being carried
on it the postoffice. Assistant Post-)
master Rufus A. Garner today staled ,
that the walls of the rooms in the !
I building will be thoroughly cleansed !
j during the next few days. Workmen!
are cleaning the celling of the lobby.
When
You Get
up "tired as a dog"
and sleep is full of
ugly dreams you need i
Fatigue is the result
of poisons produced
j by exercise or failure
to digest food proper
ly, and eliminate it
promptly with the aid
of liver and kidneys.
in the WBgWEPgP'JM 10c
; TODAY and TOORW
DOORS OPEN AT 1:45 P.M. I H
ADULTS 30c; STUDENTS 20c; CHILDREN 10c & H
l MARH l
' "POLLYANNA" t ' I
$ Marguerite Clark ..ry'S, f jl
I FRI- and SAT. I l
in her latest 'S- I
"A GIRL NAMED WA J- W
I mary" mmi I
ALL SHOWS 4 jjfl
t"lc and 2'c ,.3 p- f 1 1
li PHOTOGRAPH"
. EXHIBIT
By arrangement with the Photo
graphers' Association of America, the
Christy Studio has secured the prize
winning picture of the Now York
Salon for exhibition this week.
These pictures are the work of
America's foremost artists and repre
sent the latest styles in artistic por
trait photography. j
The exhibition is held at the Christy
Studio. 24 G9 Washington avenue, and!
tho public is cordially invited to at
tend. Advertisement.
ou
Dear Grace: I knew you did not ,
have a good time at the dance last
evening. Just a hint Hollistcrs
Rocky Mountain Tea is the best ever
for bad breath, sallow color, no pep,
pimply face, bad disposition. Joe.
A. R. Mclntyre Drug Co. Adv.
Buck Jones Promises
Excitement for Fam
Heralded as the new sensational or j
the screen and a thriller of royalty and
other international notables, Buck
Jones and his daring honseback feats,
promise to causo a riot of enthusiasm
among motion picture Tans when he
makes his debut as William Fox's new
est cowboy-soldier star at the Utah
theater, beginning Thursday in Har
old Titus' thrilling tale of tho west,
"The Last Straw."
Once a cowboy on the Triangle Bar
ranch in Montana. Buck Jones later J
Joined the Sixth L. S. cavalry and
helped to stamp out the Moro uprls- fl
ng in the Philippines. Then he got U fl
nto the world war by breaking horsed
for the French government, later be- c
coming attached " to the staff of a i
French general. As a horseman Buck
Jones is said to be a marvel. j
The scenes of "The Last Straw" ar6 j
laid in California, and in the hero role j!
of Tom Beck, a cowpuncher, Joaes, ac- jy
cording to report, fills the bill to per- ,! MM
fection. jy
The supporting cast contains the ft
names of such favorites as Vivian
Rich- Jane Tallcnt. Colin Kenny J H
Charles LcMoyne. and Bob Chandler jji
The scenario was made by Denlson, -j
ij I
sound niMin I
to many thousands is practi-
cally a matter of the right use t H
of reliable means of main j H
taining vitality.
time-honored and reliable, f'i H
combines palatability, inherent :H
'virtues and unrivaied efficacy. H
At the first sign of weakness , H
take Scott's Emulsion. 'A H
It is known every-
where by the "Mark of wjr Jj
Efficacy" tho Fisherman A 1 g
ScottSiBgwucBloomncW.NJ. 19-17 H
We are closing out our complete stock of slightly used I tj I
I sewing machines at a mere fraction of their value. We I j H
3 have 15 machines that will sell for from $5.00 up to I jt I
J $20.00 each. . Only one machine to a customer and no J j
I machines sold to dealers. Owing to the low price, these 1
I machines will be sold for cash only. Come early and have I r
I your choice. Sale starts Thursday morning at 9 o'clock I g
I and continues until all machines are sold. 1 H