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Show THE OGDEN Strict; enforcement of the present, laws regarding store closing at night 'and on Sundays, as well; as 'adoption '.of new measures that will assure this at earlier hours, will he sought f Closing Business .. cluh. by the Progressive for this a' committee named.which - ascertain what further steps could be . taken. Better road conditions at Rlverdale and at Utah Hot SDrings were also ad vocated in a resolution presented by P. J. O'Carroll and adopted unanimously. O. W.1 Adams,' vice president of the First National . and Ogden Savings banks, was the speaker at , the luncheon, telling the Progressives regardinic Joint Stock Land the Utah-Idah- o The being .organized. bank, now banker showed how this new bank. formed under federal statute, would be of special benefit to the farmers In securing loans. 'Mr. Adams told the ' Progressives that he considered the club to be the "livest one in Ogden," because of the various important civic advancement steps carried through by the organi zation. He mentioned among these the promotion of the Ogden-mad- e Og goods week, the financing of the con den baseball club and the recent ference with Ogden retail and wholesale grocers through which local sugar " luncheon today inpurpose at its noon the Weber club rooms. The commitR. Hol- tee' is composed of Charles and Eber l lingsworth, A. L Glasmann . F. Piers. .' Thtt snhiprt came before the club of. the when Fred E. Williams spoke of the laxity in closing, particularly Italians in which many Greeks, way ' and other foreigners evaded the city Sunday closing. He 'ordinance about ' some action be r taken. asked that '" Talks on the same subject were made President Gus by A. L. Glasmann and This was folclub. the of Wright resolution through lowed!, by the whiclfthe club went on record for strict enforcement of the present state ; laws and city ordinances regarding ' closing and named the committee to sales were increased materially. i ' . . . . MIGHT UGAR CO. Tl 'ASS DIVID END THreetors of the Amalgamated bu gar company voted at the regular1 I ..55 521 A GOOD 428 870 RANDOM REFERENCES CLUB'S ACTION WORKS OUT . ::' Classified Directory Dept. Advertising Dept.. Editorial and News Dept. EtfORCED IF PROGRESSIVE ;; o Business and Circulation DepL.,55 Classl'd Ads.... i TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 12, 1921. R TELEPHONES S1EIE CLOSifi LAW TO BE - STANDARD-EXAMINE- FROLIC A marriage license was isin the office of Claude . T. sued today Moyes, county clerk, to Leonard-JPaine and Vera Mattson, both of Og den. W. T. Pickett and Sons, grocers. have removed to 2300 Wash. Ave., across the street from our former place. Our TeL. No. is the same. 177. We shall be glad to have you call and see us at our new place. oi- . To Wed Continue Case. C. E. Thompson. charged withG. passing a worthless check upon Hlckenlooper. failed to appear before the city court this morn ing. Thompson, according to Attorney Thomas Maginnls. his counsel, cannot be found. Maginnls said that If It were not for the fact that bondsmen Were ball requirstanding good for the J50 ed he would allow the case to be forfeited. A continuance of the case until Wednesday, July 20, was granted. In Ogden J. M. Fulton, assistant pasesnger agent general freight andPacific lines wltn of the Southern headquarters at Reno, was an Ogden visitor today. Case Disml.sd. The case against Samuel Davidson, charged with speedwas dising on the North Ogden road, missed on order of Judge D. R- Roberts In the city court this morning. Davidson's case was dismissed through lack of evidence, It was said. IjAI cos club-Mrs- Ray Stone will entertain the members of the Lai Cos club Wednesday afternoon at her home ly A. TO THE O. H. C. The Ladles' auxiliary to the O. R. C. will hold a picnic at Lorln Farr park A basket afternoon. Wednesday luncheon will be served. LUTOKK LEAGUE. ' Misses Amelia and Klva Johnson of 2652 Qulncy avenue will be hoteses to the members of the Luther League of the Ellm Lutheran church Wedo'clock at their nesday evening at-home. SUNSHINE CLUB. Mrs. Constance Hansen wjll enter- 1m.-vel- mW ENTERTAIN FOR. GUEST. Oulnn. Jr.. entertained Friday afternoon at her home. 220 Monroe avenue in honor of Mrs. Watt E. Lloyd of Everett. Washington, an Ogden guest. The afternoon was spent in social chat and various ramea. At a o ciock a delicious luncheon was served with cover laid for the fol. lowing guests: Mrs. Watt E. Lloyd Mrs. Frank Joesten. Mrs. Herbert Snyder, Mrs- Bert Hall. Mrs. Clyde Fulton, Mrs. Alma Mourltsen. Mrs. Grant Bishop. Mrs. Parley Farrell. Mrs. Shupe. Mrs- - Urban Thlnnes and the hostess. The table was centered with a crystal vase of pink and white sweetpeas. while pink and white rosebuds were arranged throughout the Qulnn residence. LIVE OAK THIMBLE CLl'B. The Live Oak Thimble club will meet with Mrs. Sam Welsh. 958 Capitol avenue Wednesday afternoon. D Mrs. Jack 5394 is & Co. foJft&AV le, Jr. Monday afternoon at her home, 299 IMngrce avenue. Thirty little guesu were present and spent the time In games. Red and green paper hata were distributed by the hostess and were worn by the little folks. Later, a dainty luncheon waa served. The guests were seated In a circle on the lawn In the center of which was a umall table bearing a birthday cake lighted by five candles. After we'replate your AUTO HEAD LIGHT REFLECTORS they are asgood as new. Prices low. J. S. Iew- it ff miim home, 3150 Pacific avenue. BIRTHDAY PARTY. Clifford Furnlss. Jr.. was the complimented Ruest at a lawn party given by his grandmother. Mrs. James , Big Movie Men Said to Have SV. tain the members of the Sunshine club Wednesday afternoon at her - VEf AIRING TO TRADE Did They Cost So JLltt le As Now N ever Back Wednesday Superintendent L. King of the Salt Lake division the Southern Pacific lines will re Prosecution turn to Ogden Wednesday evening from his tour of Inspection over the He has been away more BOSTON. July 12, A midnight division. a week. than frolic of four years ago at'Mishawum Manor, a roadhouse in Woburn, said Some people don't realize how reato have been conducted by a woman are our charges for good JEWknown as "Brownie Kennedy," whose sonable ELRY WORK. J. S. Lewis & Co. 53 9 5 guests included several motion picture producers, was described .Monday VisItor J. E- Light, distriet at the hearing of a petition for the Ogdenand passenger agent for the removal of Nathan A. Tufts, district freight Southern Pacific lines was an Ogden of The Middlesex county. attorney conferred with lo- WATCH AND $60 visitor lie today, hearing, resulting from charges prebusiness men before departing ferred by Attorney General Allen who cal his TAKEN FROM COAT headquarters at Salt Lake- alleged among other things that Tufts for was concerned, in a Conspiracy by Ggden Typewriter Houia for typ which the motion picture men paid writers and repairs. XiZ2 Iludsov Theft of a watch, valued at $60. to escape prosecution threat- avenue. $100,000 Phon 2 le. from his coat which was hanging in ... L ened on account of their presence at a barbershop at 207 Twenty-fift- h the Mlshawum dinner 'party is being ; HOPKINS GOING TO On Vacation Miss Emma Fahey. street, was reported at tne ponce sta held before the full bench of the sulast evening by J. L Turner- The preme court with five Justices sit- deputy , In , the office of Claude T. tlon HEALTH SESSIONS ting. Moves, county clerk and auditor, left theft occurred during yesterday af yesterday for Chicago, .where she will ternoon and was reported at 8:35 MENTIONED. Voiles visit friends and relatives. She will o'clock last night. Police are Inves in M. James time who at the Curley, one-day Voiles, institute on the modern of the dinner was A case.x be tho six about weeks. gone tigating of. Boston, Jiealth crusade, under the auspices was mentioned with mayor --ooa several others in a 65c to of the Utah public health association, a ICE distilled Pure P!ion artificial. made Hiram Abrams. by deposition will be held in the Grill room at the one and- motion picture men, but 1603. M. L Jones Coal & Ice Co. 2391 WILLIAM W. MOUNTAIN Hotel Utah, Friday, July 22, accor- - no of the of A conspiracy was made charge ding to information received here toWILL LEAD ELKDOM Fined $5 W. A. Goodman, 22 years to $1.25 him. Abrams said that It was against for All directors and teachers day. old. au autowith as a charged of result communication the from operating In Utah the public health crusade but one light, was arCurley, saying that a "serious matter mobile with have been invited to attend, LOS ANGELES. July 1 2. Selection before the court thl was to raigned came he that ; likely arise," be represented by Supe- to Boston about two months after morning. Judge D. city Ogden will imOrand lxdge officers and of the of R. Roberts rintendent W. Karl Hopkins. Dr. E. the dinner and later was a convention fine arcltv for the 1922 session was Goodman $5. of posed present at rested at 11 o'clock last G.J Gowans, health education director h was before the the work at the an with Interview District night ""for Utah, urges that as many disAttorney corner of Twenty-fift- h of the convention todav here annual street and Tufts. who is president of as possible be represented at the NewAbrams, tricts Voiles avenue Lincoln and 2 Grand the of Benevolent W. Officer Pack. L reLodge by baseball England league, the meeting. Miss Grace Osborne, ceived the silk: W.J I Voiles, Elks. William Protective Order of while in message Portland, assistant national director of the " Pults cleaned becomes and of Ohio, Mountain, Toledo, Some 40 for the" opening of the base- Palm pressed. $1.60. with headquarters in New York Maine7 Beach. $1.25. Sponged and grand exalted ruler, succeeding Wll season. City,, will give the course of instruc- ball 4086 liam M. Abbott, of Stn Kranclsco. The affair at Mlshawum Manor took pressed. 75c. Mpdel Laundry. novtion. This work will consist of lecValOthers who are to guide the destln to on the place, charge, tures, demonstration, class work and March according C Sent les to of sentences the of Jail the Jail ten order 1917. coming through 6, It followed a dinner .dramatization. to $2.25 $1 year are as follows: Fred C. Robinto "Fatty" Arbuckle, held at the Cop- days each were imposed on Ed - - oo j. 18 son. Murand Milton Iowa, years old, Dubuque. hotel in Plaza grand this secretary;; About ley city. 20 .to 25 persons were present at the phy, 20 years old, when they appeared I. J. Brennan. Dcnlson, Texas, grand; 'SNYDER' RELIEVED Woburn party, Abrams said in his before Judge D. R. Roberts in the treasurer; James F. Duffy. Proviand there were ten or city court this morning on vagrancy dence. It. I., grand esteemed leading OF HIS SUFFERING deposition twelve women at the house. The charges. The youths are alleged to kntght; Fred A. Morris. Mexico. Mo., been loitering about the streets grand esteemed loyal knight; Rex. 8. company remained from midnight have WISCONSIN WOMEN HIGGINS TO TESTIFY fo"r considerable time. Walker. Tulsa. Okla.. grand esteemed 75,000 READY TO 4 a. m. until about The bill for the or an Hurt either by a passing train, lecturing knight; Robert Gordon. Atdinner amounted to $1,050 and AT HIS OWN TRIAL CAN 'CHEW TOBACCO' QUIT ARMY SERVICE Three for can- lanta. (Ja., member board of trustees. cottages rent, Abrams he said Ogden it. paid a herd dog, well known among porPhone Clark's Shoe Store, or yon. Gov. Edwards of New Jersey has inINTERVIEW SOUGHT. tion of Ogden youngsters, came to his Bramwell's Book Store. 5195 vited the Antlered Herd to head for H. Daniel CORUNNA, Mich , July IS. Forrest , MADISON, Wia. July 12. WisconW. Boston WASHINGTON. July 12. KaUmates of at Detectives death 'the hands Coakley, attorney, Atlantic Cltv for the session next year from enof the A. Jones and Robert Chambers this who had been brought into the case of realgnatlona reports Higglna will take the lUnJ b his sin women gained every right Return to Oedcu. Mr. and Mrs. and the choice remained today with listed conference at the Hotel of the army during morning, who shot the animal to re- after a on personnel own Chez defense. B. Q. Fulver, defene have the a by male cltlena under civil returned from grand lodge. Social and commun- the first ten days of July, according Mr. Abrams return from Joseph lieve it from its sufferings. Jaw when Governor Dlalne Monday to week's welfare Yellowstone war and his relief ity activities trip " announced Jn opening park. They were to some officer, will mean at the counsel, at "Snyder," it is said, was accustom- Portland, had telephoned District At- reported bill placing IM state a the signed a on of commitsubjects statement trial encountering reports delightful charge by Hlggtna Tufts the to ed sent rate the number leaving accompany crowds of boys to torney asking for an interview, weather and having an enjoyable trip. tees today. lh Union to extend full n. l.n In connection flm of murder first degree the river bottoms, where it would air. ADrams said. The meetlnr took rrlce may run as high as aevtntyicicai io ii new roiers. OO romn with the kid3 and en Ov the piace at runs' office In the Cam- flve thousand for this month. Offi- with the death of r.la fiancee, Lucy remove every restricmeasure The Howard t If sold at piano. Wiltum. Bargain recers baaed their estimates on first swim to the utmost. bridge courthouse, Coakley telling the once. Write to Box l, care even the tight to tion, giving JAPANESE LOOKING Pulver assorted It would be shown "wear trousera andwomen How "Snyder" was injured was not district attorney that they had come aminer. from corp area and division ports on atand the atreet deliM wa In to Im a "discuss who WKturn. the totals for that that drunken affair at known, but the police were notified corner commander, though as tobacco." chewing TOWARD SIBERIA the ten days had not been eomplltd. cate condition, committed suicide in Raid when theydiacuwd theaenator this morning that he was near the vvoburn and that If he could prove Reduced bill In on Prices Refrigerators. men the were A. Lowe warehouse' at Wall Innocent, he hoped Mr Miller Furniture Store, 2532 The dlschargs are being granted a fit' of despondency, mnd that Hlg; the legislature. George Washingwa blameless. avenue and Twenty-firstreet and iuus woum drop it. The district at- ton. gins Secretary Weeks' order providAfter today the women voters of 5320 SAN FRAJS'CISCO. July 12. Japan, under to one declared Pulver that the testimony Wisconsin of the reduction had apparently been severely injured. torney replied, according to the dearmy for ' have oo ing umt right and an outlet for its seeking oo Increasing hundred fifty thousand by October 1. of Joseph Sheridan, a state trooper. privilege under the position, that if the complainants the law as men in Vebr Floral furnishes the flowers. looks to a not but be a could population, remained of who. America, his the off posing back" he "gotten prloner, privilege the exerclw! of suffrar. freedom o! COLUMBUS KNIGHTS 7715 to eastern Siberia, I so Abe. dean of and giving the mn would not prosecute. four days in a ceil with lUjtglns, and contract, Abrams menwithout, upon oo-choice of residence for votapplication resigning the of tioned Jesse Lasky, Adolph department politics at Waseda forfeiting the bonua or trav! pay al- testified that Hirglns told him Mis ing purpose. Jury service, GOING- TO LAGOON Walter Zukor. -E. Greene and Abe" university. Japan, declared in a state- lowance uaually paid at the expira- WIttum killed Rerself as the remit fice, holding and conveyingholilng ofment made public here today. Pro- tion of the three year enlistment. as other men with whom he Berman, of a aulclde pact, did not come a care and custody of childrenproperty, had disand Io Abe fessor sails cussed a surprise. At the. time Sheridan wa alt other respect. the law read. the for affair. At a men receive Japan Thursday A special! train for Ogden kiddies conference Under the order, the after some of the base Waaeda of the men at New London, accompanying Who are going with the Knights of a bonus of $10 and travel pay either in Jail, the attorneywasaid. HiggSns told oo ball team on its American tour. a spotter and or place of enllt him the trooper Columbus toi their annual state outing it was agreed, he said, that all of the to homes their Jd he warned. Ma cllrr.l COUGHS. Discussing the California Japaneae ment. The average sum paid for each Iulver could be satisfied and at Lagoon Wednesday, will leave .the complainants UP FISH; SheridanAbe said: fees I'rofessor question. for lawyers' was about is ia!d. tl50. against paid It $100,000. Bamberger depot at 1:30 o'clock. chil-As resignation. me me a oo MONEY issue io were NOT TRACED. caiirornia a special inducement to have all HE FEELS BETTER Very important meeting of Ogden simple one. California Many officers said the men has a perfect influenced Assistant District Attorney General Tennis this of Idea be held Thursday. club the will dren take this train, popcorn, candy setting by up against th "ready money" equivalent to three WAR HERO ENDS and other goodies will be distributed Henry F. Hurlburt, who conducted the July 14th, at 8 o'clock p. m. In the right to ofnut the bars Our emigrants. government monthi furlough rith pay at 150 a LOUISVILLE. Ky, July 16. NV C. .on the cars! free to the kiddies. On case Infor the prosecution. contends University Club rooms. Meeting con- coming BULLET WITH reenllst-methe conferences the men were cerns State Tournament Urgent that would undoubtedly take the same at month, for would and was lck for two Cxj. their arrival, at Lagoon they will be that Howtrton apply tttude as California if our empire were "their d carrying out Tuns' wishes, although every member attend. had apent after 5413 presented with, tickets for the ecnuhe-they he Then live .up a four-Incin danger of being flooded by foreign rolls.." It waa he said no part of the money had oo out. however, and other amusements. pointed cow. Ho all Dr. H. flb. C Assobeen is 12. to own right the The traced it PARIS. the of peoples, (By right privateowner- that recruiting had been stopped and possession of Tufts. July, Laurence Ogden Knights are joining with the to took fleh Wtltlacb the or hit office of ciated various rnmp. Kent, ine Payments system until no be private Salt Lake lodge in the outing. attorneys total, RECEIVE COPIES OF enlistments would Pre.) if ling over $100,000 were discussed ship may be superseded but untllTthat after the total enlisted possible had historian. of the grave registration to amdy It. oo strength by Abrams in his deposition. A receipt wa time Is the cor who aix California ,lmea the attitude OO service, thougashed ; one hundred below NEW SESSIONS LAWS rect one." fifty dropped SAYS MATE DROVE from David Stoneman for two checks he wa a serduringInthe war when 42nd sand. B. oo $85,000 aggregating name geant the Company bearing loo HER OUT WITH GUN of Daniel H. Coakley also was Intro- Volumes of 1J21 Sessions laws of waa found dead. in bed hereEngineer, Monday CANE SUGAR TAKES heart-hJ duced. a He reOWN ENGINES In with bullet SENT . Utah have arrived Iri Ogden and were CONGRESS ASKED TO SPURT TO $G BAG Mr. American Hurlburt left the and to hospital the cently explained court distributed among city REMUNERATE MADAME morning Charging cruelty, Anna. Toone today-file- that "Stoneman was .a party to the tnis REPAIRS AWAY FOR after treatment for raaalng. according and country officials. One was riven suit injthe district. court against conspiracy." I to hi superior of fleer. to BAN FRANCISCO. July 12. The D. R. one was Roberts, E. G. Toone. Mrs. , Toone complains Judge placed was "He left a letter aklng hi com- wholesale price of granulated Kent the Hurlburt cane . city court, and a third copy was that her husband at one time grabbed said, "and received money from Hiram in tne to 12. The Chicago. manding officer to have him burled aurar rose 10 cent a CHICAGO. July WASHINGTON. hundred July 12. Enact Burllnrton tne clerk of the city court. ment pounds given her arms and, violently twisted. them Abrams and doled it out to others.". St had railroad Qulncy with hla fallen comrade of the Sec- Monday. It now sell at If, a rite of of legislation appropriating the twenty-fou- r copies will be distributed among equivalent and on Julyj 8; last, appeared with a locomotive repaired out- - ond division In Belleau Wood. The receipt stated that the money Other to of Madame 70,000 francs 40 cent In four day. officials. county loaded revolver and ordered her from was "in full settlement of a case of It own ahops in ltJO. accord oo Crignler, a French citizen for losses aide to oo . Hhe home. inter the at given out of an incident at Wotestimonycommission sustained to property by reason of the ing commerce The couple was married in Coal- growing j . state investiga ACTRESS, 4, ASKS burn" in Included and .an 1S05 Admirsearch of to for the 1 body agreement &. L. ville. May 3, 1915. There are.no chil- procure full releases from all COPS of and TO WANT of tion extravagance charge al John Paul Jones. Is recommended parties dren. Mrs. Toone asks the court to in lnieresc. Monday. FOR COMPENSATION! the state department In a report Inefficiency PLAY OGDEN 'S PRIDE by restore her maiden name, Anna Wlt- E. P". Bracken, vice president of the Several releases were Prestransmitted In to submitted congress today by mer. said Burlington In charge of operation, ident Harding. evidence, some referring to Ahnm ooao of locomotives number the repaired SAN FRANCISCO. July 12, Mabel Greene The and Zukor and another Baseball sharps of the Salt Lake while department's report aya that of a male elephant Is al- Lasky, wa fcrsa than one per - cent- of those Schade. Bated Thefoot ram to amxii "female, lngle'and et Oeneral ADrams. al. Horace then Porter, most round while that of a female is department have issued a defy oassaaor to owned by the road. re The an act r? police age fbur Frederfrwprofession, by paid France, a to personally for of two the series cops Ogden R. Hale, an accounting examiner years." Is the youngest pron .ytt to nearly ovaL J. Lord of Providence, Frederick Tlerney Madame Immediate the for Crignler to one be held In Ogden ajid the commission, gave figure to file a clIm for compensable Injury of Worcester, Teresa M. Sears of Bos- - games, property damage sustained through for at Lake. Salt other the show that the exces coat of the work arising from an Industrial accident ana ion search for the body of America" first don waa uessie McDonald of Rostnn The letter to the Ogden officers. admiral, S2&4.000 more than it would with the atata Industrial accident In a statement Issued late Monday written BETTER were later damage suits N. .P. Pierce, manager of by coat ( in the road's own shops. have on file for Uabr A Stoneman In report denied the alle- Salt Lakers, suggests July 28 for the brought against her which resulted Attorney oo Mabel showed h fell from a burro gation of Attorney General Hurlburt first contest, to be played here, and a loss for which she never ha been on location for a motion picture that he had acted as .a while remunerated. GREAT NORTHERN August 22 as the date fov the Salt concern at Hollywood, her horn, sufoo iz tne .papers have quoted Mr, Lake game. CALF-TYINTO ABSORB ROAD fering a broken arm od wlllft unwurlburt correctly." Mr.. &tanmn The RECORD Ogden officers are to make up ."his statement able to reum "her profession" for six said, is not only un- their mind tomorrow. true, but unjust to me. I waa. re BROKEN AT DETROIT 8T. PAUL. July 12. The Seattle, week. oo oo tained as counsel, by Hiram Abrams and others to assist: In the disposito b is Portland and Spokane railway tion of the case.. Acting in that ca BOTTLED FRUIT IS DETROIT, Mich.. July 12. Frd absorbed by the Great Northern and 1TEW CUTS MADE BY I What did pacity. alone, I could to TAKEN BY BURGLARS Beeson. Arkansaa City, Kansas, broke Northern Pacific, according to report tne matter out of court and a world a remrri STEEL COMPANY t th Western in railroad circles here today. tHia.lt" aajust Round-u- p wnnout puDiicity." It a are out. worked the of here and being plan tylnr roping ' " in seventeenbysecond. aald. Beeson set 7 Ransacking the house of L. - J calf YOUNG STOWN. tne Stock of the 8. P. & FU.I owned of July 12. The time previous record 2844 It Porter avenue, and P seconds at Alkena, ' . the Sharon Steel amount company in and , TRIES EACE Hoop Jointly by today equal in ON Illssatisfied Calgary parently finding little that steel took the Paclflc Northern Northern and Independent ledof among Qreat burglars removed seven bottles oo the Toungstown district r UNUNIFORMED COP them, of cherries and pears, according' to a compnli In announcing a further waare. reducMEN ROB BANK AND report received last night at the police tion, expected for oma lime, Th station. 9 i v. I COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo., July new cut make the wag for common . oo SELVES .THEN IgLLL 12. Oeorge Dubay tried to Interest labor. 20 cent an hour, with no over NOTICE Robert" Wraith in an Inside tip on a effective July 1. ihe Ut time. It X horse race when the two men got ac Eteel carnpanr'e I will not be responsible for any bills. TEnLTON. Okla., July 12. Two when the Bethlehem men who robbed the Flral Stale bank reduction to 2 7 cent tWs effect and quainted In a park here. Had Wraith other than those contracted by my been wearfnar his uniform as senreant self. here of $1200 were found dead In a alo when the United fclates Steel cerv a beof police at the time. Dubay might not' a eilm cf MR. la nation po ration' cornfield by .overtime J. L. HAWKINS. sheriff poe. It (Signed) have been in jail today. 6424 , believed that lh men shot themaelve. come effective. "meeting to pass the eight per 1cent on cumulative dividend due August the company's preferred stock, accord- r,- ing to reports of the meeting. re- -' official confirmation of the ' . not been made. has port was Decision to pass the dividend conunsettled of the oft account made was dition of the sugar market, it said. This makes it necessary for the company. to conserve its resources for the coming sugar making campaign, reports intimate, which say that no dividends on common stock have been, company for several years-sby 'vPald The preferred stock issue bears eighty per' cent interest and there is approx--imatel$4,500,000 outstanding, a large portion of which Is held by Utah investors. Paid Thousands to Escape - How-'"eve- -- . - Since Monday we've so Id hundreds of yards of wash goods. We've bought the entire stock of one of America's large wholesale dealers. Just take a look at these prices. ' : -- 25c .. - EX-3IAYO- R -- s fifty-sevent- - organdies and tissues, great variety of the newest dark colors Values light ; cru-fsad- e, . . . Rol-lan- 39c a yard of organdies, c a var a oilsome of them with and many inches wide. them are of the season's handsomest fabrics elties. I d, a yara -- ooc organdies and canton silks. Fabrics worth yard. splendid assortment , k a var d stripes, some with silk figures. Pongees and tussah silks. ues H j poa-jwaa- Tou-rain- e, . A-- I Standard-Ex- j st . Notice! Tennis Club Members - 1 . nt HIS LIFE merry-go-roun- h I. . : v ' . . 1 n." ! -- , -- names-include- d - com-mlMlo- n- NJ n." G - " - 1 2-- TIP C 5 - WW When the mercury ts trying to blotu the top off the buibtry Hilvilb, iced V 1 - mum I ed |