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1 Site nitett Stattiarii 0m,mm mk
It WEDNESDAY. MARCH 31, 1920 W' YJ HI
II For SubGcrlptiqn and Advertising
1 Department, Call Phone No. 56.
I RANDOM
REFERENCES
I Easter Shoes at right prices. Chris-
tenson's "Cut Kate Shoe Store." Bct
B ter Shoes for Less Money. 4099
H J New Society Formed. The constttu-
Hon of the newly formed Altriart so-
' ciety will be read by its trainers, Rob-
I ert Manning. Lester IlinchcllCre and
Bob Major, at a meeting to be e d In
H ! the Ogden Conservators' of Music
' Thursdav night at 7. An active nro
H grain for the ensuing 12 mouths will
j be outlined.
I A square dear for everybody. Low.
est prices; latest styles. Fashion Shop
, Women's Wearing Apparel. Coats
M suits, dresses, waists and skirts. 2470
H ; Washington avenue.
I ! Uxrri Upaper and calamine
cleaners. Lowe and Grcenwell. Phone
HI Clean rags wanted at The Standard
H I office. ,
H Violates City Ordinance. D. K.
' Walker paid a fine 6f $5 in city court
A Yesterday for leaving his auto parked
H t with the engine running. Traflic Oi
H i cicer'WHliam Dick made the arrest.
: Limo and Sulphur. Ars. of Lead.
Bl..ck Leaf "40" for sale at Grouts
I , Gr4au Store, 332 24th .St. o0o
'i f
pica for Division of Estate Martha
Ellen Williams, an heir of .Willard U.
y Cragun, has filed a petition in (he pro-
bate division of the district court ask-
i ing for the distribution of ihe estate,
which is valued at ?i2,y90. There are
! ?ight heirs in the estate,
j Ogden Products Supper You know,
It will be good. Presbyterian church,!
Thursdav night. One dollar. Bazaar j
1 ! Thursday 2:30 to 9. Fine and practi-!
al needlework and homo made cany
Files Application For Water. Dr. H.
H: Row'e has filed an application with
the state euglncer for water from two
Hjj tributaries of the Cisco Wash in Grand !
H1 county. Mr. Uowc expects to utilize
Hfl a pumping station ditch and equaliz-
ing reservoir about two acres in extent
to cover fG0 acres of land. I
- For Sale by Owner G-room modern
brick house on bench, price 5509.
Phone 21C2-J. "2059
Models of Ships on Display. Models
of three camouflage ships, as usedj
during the war, will be put on show
in the windows of the Mclntyre drugj
store. No. 2. by Recruiting Officer G.
a. Pugh, who "has just received them I
rrom Washington, where they were
designed and executed by artists of
the navy department, !
Flowers telegraphed anywhere in
the United States or Canada. Dumke
floral. Phone 250. , 3913
Eastern States Kcunlon All saints,
friends, and mlsinonaries are cordiai
ly invited to attend the Eastern States
Missionary society reunion, whloi
will bo held in the Wasatch ward, 1 I
tcenth East and Emerson ayenuo,
Salt I-ake City, Saturday, April 3, at J
P- m-
1 Greincr's Chiii is the Best 2619
Plumber License Granted A plumb
er's license was granted thi3 morn
ing to T. H. Ballantyre and Thomas
Ballantyne, who furnished bend for
52000 to the city commissioners, to
gether with their application this
morning.
Clean rago'wantec. at The Standard
ifflcu
Ordered to Pay J, J. Brummitt is
TILLiI D. ilSl
DECIDES CASES ST
FEDERAL SIDING
Several cases were disposed of by
Federal Judgo Tillman D. Johnson at
the session of the federal court, held
at the Federal building yesterday.
In the case of Hazel and Udell Wil
son, minors, against the Globe Grain
and Milling company, a case resulting
from the death of their father, Samuel
Orson Wilson, settlement was effected
bv the payment of ?4,650.
The suit of Elisha Williams, injured
eight years ago when a dog ran in
front of the motor "speeder," against
the Southern Pacific company, was
dismissed.
The damage suit of Harbison and
Dunn against the Southorn Pacific
company. for alleged damage to live
stock, was dismissed.
The" case of the Ogden Packing and
Provision company against the Poca
tello Cold Storage company was dis
missed upon motion of the plaintiff.
The suit of Charles Johnson against
T. D. Rvan over mining stock was con
tinued for the term by stipulation.
The suit of the J. B. "Rice Com
pany of Massachusetts against the
Ooddard Packing company for the al
leged purchase price of seed peas ap
proximating $10,000 was also con-
Judge Johnson is scheduled to be
here again next Tuesday to hear a suit
against the city of Garland regarding
j i he water supply.
'ordered by Judge A. W. Agcc in an
! order issued in the probate court ilus
morning to pay Lulu Brummitt ?200
as the costs of the divorce case now j
pending, j
BdlCK, cement and plaster jobbing, !
chimneys, firewalls, etc. Phono 770. ,
llu2 j
O'd papers br sate. Ogden Stand. J
a'rd. ' j
j Elik Visitor Davo Mills, past exalt-
ed' ruler of the Eureka lodge of Elks,
was an Ogden visitor last night.
! I
i For Sale My fine phonograph, large j
sk'e. $65.00; must be sold today. Call,
Mr. Sorensen. room 202, Healy Hotel.
! Coal M. L. ."ones Coal &. Ice Co.;
I irurapt delivery. 413 24Th St. 2173
i .1- 1
Mortgage The mortgage of the
Standard-Examiner Publishing com
pany to Evelyn V. Glasmann for 110,
000 was filed for record with the coun
ty recorder today.
Real ice cream, $2.25 delivered,
j Grcenwell Confcctioncr. 3030
i Water and Care for 1920
1
Mountain View Cemetery
Lot owners please confer with, sec
retary at 2-182 Washington avenue
without delay.
ALBERT F. RICHEY, Sec.
4133
00
j 'THE WHIP," a big special !
with a thrill, at the Lyceum j
today. Also a comedy and
latest News Weekly.
00
HARRY CAREY in "The
Gun Fighting Gentlemen" at
the Cozy today and tomorrow.
H
I ( Lat Time Today "
j From 1:45 to 11 p. m. j
H jj Carl Lacmmle offers
I Also "Mutt and Jeff" Comedy
H . Ogden Theatre
I Tomorrow-Elaine Hammerstein in
"THE WQMAN GAME"
!A I "H A lyf Tk T) A The Feature Picture 10c 20c 30c I H
il M-J JTl 1. ITX JLJ JV A Palace , 1EKXCLCLT.MSIC MM
A 2:15, 4, 5:45, 7:30, 9:15 1 BBBS
Chas. Ray in Coming Tomorrow 3 Days jflllfe H
"A1" New York's Dazzling WIiMe Way fRf : ' p
ujrkiuref And thcPrice Exacted to Become a Star I
jpi Heralded as the Most Beautiful Human of Today l1 I
1 Jfl T2le lFroessionM Called Him Her 4AogeF j jjlfl
j ks ss Marion Davics Bnt now this csciec(?icss rich man, ho : - $Jk ) 'M
! h Iflrwfe? ll Thriiiinp Romano by K. phil- had helped her to win on the stage, was show- ' ' ' ' lkfflaTOr . Mm
f ffl rffiOVv 1 Opponheim In the Cosmo- . ,'(. u.wiKiir-jiii- 5i Ctjm
i llL-r' ffcreTii 1ula,np wmi 'nf' on 11ir his cloven Jioof and demanding his "pay." ;; 4 5 N fE
! F0 ijW !.HIoS Now she was' to learn that the ', cinema nmr- tery andfilled with absorbing episodes in Bug- J Wm
j$ " Mf WBaimnwM Jcrn she once had played, was linked with an- on the sea, and on the "Great White I r
l - '"sffSc of Si beautiful ffiri o othei' crimo far more real far more fateful to Way" of New York. I ) MM
i i v ptt win as Jin HCtioss and the price iC,. rvliK'
LaSt I'MeS 8tKto0Vat.o'-of . om ? P1,11,1P? Oppcnheim's stirring novel MM
1 f, Z l0' picu,red rrom u,e A vivid, intimate story of life and love be- " t'je Cosmopohlan-a romance that has g
B TtiAw Conflict. Intrigue, nnd a lfIl , n rp -n P1. . , thrilled COUlltlCSS lilJUSIUUls, and Will thrill ' .
it IlslidV smashinsr end timt win send you iinicl Hie scenes. J ense with conflict and mvs- vou MMSi
I w J I home wlih a thrill. I
r " COroi"MD--THE MYSTERY OF THE
KFEGTin OF DA'RY
HERDS DISCLOSES
"The Inspection of dairy herds la
going on apace in Ogden city precincts
and Weber county," Dairy Inspector
John Felt of the city board of health
said today,
"The district here is most remark
ably free from tubercular trouble and
we are finding hearty cooperation on
the part of all the fanners we have vis
ited :.o far in our effort to provide Og
den city with a pure milk supply. Dr.
V. L. Carlson of the federal board
of agriculture has bean detailed to Og
den and' will give all his time to co
operation with, this office in the" mat
ter of herd inspection," said Mr. Felt.
nn
Barbers' Notice
Ou and after Saturday, April 3rd,
1920, union barber shops will close at
8 o'clock p. m. on Saturdays, and chil
dren's haircutting will be fifty cents
on Saturdays. Other prices and hours
will remain the same as at present.
Adv. nil
; lOIMEi OF IF .
lie
! Large attendance requested Thurs
day evening. April 1st. Election of
delegates to the District Convention.
M. A. QALT, C. C;
WM. MULLER, Clerk.
Ad". 1135
nn
mm on hoover
I HO li SEIIE
I
I WASHINGTON, March 31. Hor
!bert Hoover's declaration that under
.certain circumstances he might ic
'cept the Republican presidential
nomination was discussed briefly to
day in ihe senate. Senator McKeliar,
Pemocrat of Tennessee, criticised Mr.
, Hoover's statement on economic prob
lems, and Senator' Ashurst, Democrat,
' of Arizona, defended the former ood
'administrator.
j .Republicans generally refrained
from joining In the discussion, but
j Senator Gronna of North Dakota said
Mr, Hoover's statements during- the
war had fo "charniPd" congress that
1 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
I MOTORCYCLE FOR SALE
; HARLEY DAVIDSON motorcvclc "in per-
. feet condition. Call 2012 Qulhcy avenue
i fH8
i FOR RENT UNFURNISHED.
' THREE room apartment, 2G20 Jofferson.
' Phono 2IH-R. iuz
! SALESMAN WANTED.
; IF YOU aro ambitious and have the abll
, lty to floll Roods, fco Mr. Holland at
Glen Bro3.-Robcrts Plnno Co. Only a man
with automobile need apply. This Is ah
I bolutoly the beat opportunity any young
, man ever had for advancement. Salary
, nnd comml.sfllon and steady positions to
right party. -IH5
LOST.
IjADY'S pockctbook. Orpheum theater.
TilllR and silver Return to Twcnty
fourth atrcet. Reward. 4H6
DRESSMAKING.
RELIABLE drefsmaklng'. young- ladloa
i work a apeclalt. Call Plaza Apts.. 320,
Phone 220S. ' 4117
i
the American wheat farmers had lort
?2. 000, 000. 000.
Senator Mclvellar said Hoover was
' eliminated" as a Democratic possi
bility, but Senator Ashurst declared
ho still might be nominated by :hc
Democrats, and warned Senator Mc
Kellnr against criticism which ho
might later wish to withdraw.
Referring to Hoover as "once th-i
j active candidate of 'two parties, now
ct only one," Senator McKellar rcxd
from Hoover's suggestion to remccy
labor problems, and said ho wa3 "ui
icrly unable" to comprehend tho for
mer food administrator's language.
Senator Thomas, Democrat, wr
Colorado, suggested that use of in
comprehensible language qualified c
candidate for both party nomina
tions. Senator Ashurst closed the disciu
sion by declaring that Mr. Hoovo
used "plain words," and that lie wa.i
not surprised that politicians weiei
unable to understand them,
j "The people of the United SL.Uus
iwlll understand them," lie said.
j MARGARET C. WRIGHT
OIES li FULLERTOI
CALIFORNIA !
Mrs. Margaret C. Wright, wife of C.
W. Wright, died at the home of her
oon, W. Rae Hobson, in Fullerton, Cali
fornia, at 1:30 o'clock this morning.
Mrs. Wright had been ill for some
time. Mrs. Wright was born in Logan,
Utah, and had resided in Ogden for a
number of years. Surviving her are
her husband and the following sons
, and daughters: W. Rae Hobson of Ful
! lerton; California; S. Vern Hobson,
'Mrs. Dot Wright of Ogden; Mrs. J. E.
Sorensen and Dewey Hobson of Brig
ham City.
The body will be brought to Ogdpn
and taken in charge b' the Lindquist
! Undertaking company. Mr. Wright and
Mr. and Mrs. W. Rae Hobson will ac
j company the body to this city and fu
t neral announcements will be made
j later.
oo
! Two Wire Companies
Not to Submit Bids
Hccent advices at the local forest
service offices state that neither the
American Steel & Wire company nor
Joho Roeblins & Sons will suunli'.
bids on wire for the fiscal year 1921.
It was announced that the bids of the
company, which concern telephono
wire chiefly, will not be missed to any
gr.eat oNtent, the Kahn bill, recently
passed by congress, providing for
enough telephone wire and equip
ment to serve the forest districts foi
a "number of years.
DM Company t.
Station Roadway
Superintendent H. Li. Bell of the
Ogden Union Railwny & Depot com
pany announced today that repairs on
tho roadway which serves as an ap
proach to the depot would be inado
in the near future.
Because of automobile traffic over
the roadway this winter, a number of
deep holes have been made on tne
road's surface. Tiiefeo will bo filled
with gravel and l'ollod, he stated.
Hearts are about the ,, only ihinss
that burning words will " melt, a cor
respondent of our3 states.
STROHEI WCll .
. BREAKS RECORDS AT
IE OH THEATRE
The Stroheim picture, "Blind Hus
bands," declared by those who have
seen it at the Ogden theatre as the
big wonder picture of the year, con
tinues to attract much attention and
create much comment among the mo-i
tion picture patrons of the city. The
theme of the story handles a great
problem in an excellent manner, Stro
heim wrote the play, directed its pro
duction and played the leading role
himself. He is a great actor and
termed the "best hated man in the
world" because of his interpretation
of "The Unbeliever." He also was the
crown prince in some of the kaiser
pictures presented during tho war.
"Blind Husbands" closes its success
ful four-day engagement at the Ogden
tonight. Tomorrow Elaine Hammer
stein in "The Wonderful Game" be
gins a three days' euaggement.
uu
MEN TO STRIKE.
ST. LOUIS, Mo., March 31. The 826
members of the city fire department
have voted unanimously to strike May
1 unless their wages arc increased. J
Margaret Wilson Adopts (B
Two Serbian Orphans ;H
NEW YORK. March 31 Miss Mar- jMfM
gnret Wilson, eldest daughter of the Waffi
president, has "adopted" two Serbian lifiSs
war orphans, a boy and a girl whose ''ilSp
father was killed in battle in 1914, ac- !;' SXf
cording to Mine. Slavlco Grouitch, wife Mfipy
of the Jugo-Slav minister at Washing- v. IKnfl
ton, and director of tho Serbian aid 4iEg
fund. The'chlldren will continue how ?i5nS
ever, Jt was said, to live with their ;HB!
mother at Negotin, Serbia, which is rEfd)(
near the Rumanian border. ' fyFiM
Mm p. Grouitch is now seeking other ' Wm
godmothers and aid for Serbian chil- ;
dren in a tour of Texas and Oklahoma. j SPl
j Western Market Company ljj
2448 Washington Avenue 366 24th Street fl
Highest Quality Foods at Lowest Prices in Town
FARMERS AND STOCKMEN TAKE NOTICE
I We pay the highest cash prices for Dressed Hogs, Dressed Veal, Dressed Poultry, !HP
B Dressed Lamb, Potatoes, Butter, Eggs and Cheese.
CORN FED STEER BEEF FRUIT SPECIALS ImM
I Prime Rib Roast, lb 25 T 0 . a. ?faK
Steer Rib Steak, lb 25t Luscious Grapuefnut, 2oc size 15 rJrtfj
j Steer Sirloin, lb : 30 Luscious Grapefruit, 20c size, 2 for 25 JBi
llamberger Steak, lb 18 I Choice Lemons, 50c size, dozen 35
BARGAINS , SOAP Ii
Raw Leaf Lard, lb.. 24- Swift's Yellow Soap, --Wll
3.20 bars S5.45 fckW
; Calf Tongues, lb 10(i SPECIAL Lc Soap, 120 EM
Beef Hearts, lb... .... 25 in 1 Swl AYhiie' SoVp20 klflw
x- , -p, i 0 . neon b 650 Ifin
Neck Ribs, Jb Sac n, n r i ,TT , . , , ft cT
QL-inttiaJ f officii E- C. Wasliing Tablets f JM
Veal Hearts lb 25d UlUlUHCU bdlliM! 25c-paekares, 3 for 50 . fWH
' JL iort , BARGAINS A Wm
Ranch Eggs 40 & D. iOC Kits Herring .... .$1.50 I ' iwffl
rn oo Kits While Fish... ?1.50 9 ' JBl
Full Cream Cheese. . .29? Slollwerck Chocolate, IK
Fresh Home Dairv Butter 66? J9 ilTl
v L. C. Corn Flakes, 3 for 25? W Wm
I Troco Nut Butter 34c Ungraded Prunes, per lb 155 I 9 'j
EASTERN HAMS AND BACON FLOUR HIGH PATENT i ,Wm
0 ' Tlie best flour made. It is inilled right here m J Ma
in Ogden. Tncreasc the value of vour homes M
Mild Sugar Cured Hams, lb 36d help build the payrolls in Ogden by buying M A ijR
hoinc products'. A trial will convince you of 9
Mild Sugar Cured Bacon, lb 37 its superiority, ,rl Vfwm
Ogden Best and Flavo.
Mild Sugar Cured Picnics, lb 23 -iS lb. bags S2.90 MH
2 -JS-lb. bags $5.75 M
Pickled Pork, lb 26c- In 3(iMb. lots, per 10(1 lbs ,5.65

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