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Show THE OGDEN SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 13, 1921. FOR SALE Real Estate Furnished FOR RENT EIGHT room modern home, Bleeping TWO furnished rooms for housekeeping. $16.50 month, ' 3027 Adams. Phone 2636-- J. porches, good location. Phone 2870. .' 6503 ' .. f 6473 close in on FOR SAL.K BY SKEEN REALTY CO. FIVE room house,' modern, 2617-6504 Six room modern frame house on 24th bench. No children. street, lot 33 by 165; pavement all paid, SLEEPING rooms for gentlemen. 2146 'las range and linoleum Included. This Lincoln avenue. 6503 is the best buy in Ogden for $3000.00. balA NICE front bed room, lady preferred. Can be handled with $1000.00 cash: 6302 ance $30.00 per month, including interest. 2214 Ogden. Now renting for $40.00 per month. Phone TWO furnished housekeeping rooms 3024 6493 913 or 2255-6485 Washington. Phone 2168-PROERER & FOWLES. 3257-3 room COOL Phone house. shady 5.2409 Hudson Ave.. Phone 917 ; ... W. M. modern home, east buys front on Wash. Ave. and 30th. Pavement paid in full. $1300 will handle this deal. $1500 fine home, garage, large lot, lawn and shade. Situate close to shops and3 packing house. $850 cash, balance years. $3500 beautiful modern home just north of 17th street on Grant Ave. Fruit trees, lawn and irrigating water, half cash. $4600 new 5 room modern and glassed-i- n sleeping porch, situate best part of bench. $1500 first payment. FROERER & FOWLES. 2409 Hudson Ave. Phone 917 FIVE rooms furnished. Jefferson. $3000 TWO nished. 1 to 6 or evenings. h. R. 6474 913-2255-- W 6457 IDEAL building lots for sale by owner. 6435 Write Box 6. Ogden P. P.BY OWNER New five room modern cot6400 tage. '. Inquire 2560 Washington. and buildings. 2s ACRES, lots of fruitPhone 2683 W. 177 North Washington. -- 6373 - 6303 to $3000. Phone 2029. some SMALL house and furniture for sale cheap. Inquire at Patterson 6248 from $1600 Ave. acres at Orchard; three acres in fruit. of water. Crop included if taken Plenty at once. Small payment down. Inquire 3442 Washington avenue or phone 3329. 6164 13 STEWART for sale. $30.00. 625 27th street. range 6490 NEW portable garage. 12xlS. Sells at $137.50. Yours for $55.00. 1174 24th St. or 6488 phone 56. THOROUGHBRED Togenberg milk goat and kid. six months old. 666 Canyon Road, or phone 1923-- J. 6487 BABY'S cariole bed. Worth $25. will sell Inquire 2359 ' Jackson. Phone Sn 1550-- J TWO I 6463 R. J. n nl Lin-610- from $1200 to $10,000. One house, small payment down, baltheatre. ance without interest. Be sure and come to se.e me before you buy. I can save ROOMS, board, References. 2C39 Jeffer-555- 1 you some money. son Ave. 302 Thirty-fift- h Inquire H. Van 5410 SLEEPING and hskpg. rms. 2468 Wash. street. Phone 2139-5890 BUILDING lots. $10 down, $10 month. " h rcoms. 600 Twenty-fourtSt. Blackburn. Hudson Bldg.. Phone 690. 819 SLEEPING 573 4 Phone 610. 3 CHOICE corner 31st and bldg. lots, 2272 Wash. Ave. Wall avenue. Inquire 2060 Monroe. 54oS SLEEPING rooms. 6613 BY OWNER 0 room modern hou.se, larr?e 25C6 MODERN on 3276 car line. lot. good garden, Stevapartments. Washington 5614 ens avenue. Terms. 5719 MODERN furnished housekeeping Ants. F0F SALE AUTOS At the Plaza Anu 2518 Washington. 5502 rooms 530 Twenty-thir- d CLASSY Liberty 6 Roadster. California FURNISHED 5359 6461 St. top, cash or time. Apt. 210. Plaza. Ford Touring, $150.00. Chevrolet 490 Touring $195.00. FOR RENT Unfurnished Chevrolet 490 Touring $400.00. NICE clean modern housekeeping Apts. Dodge Roadster, like new, $950.00. ; 6499 'Also most any make' you might want. 2054 Wash. Come in. look them over, our prices are 3 UNFURNISHED modern rooms for rent. . Trade your broken down car in right. 273.9 Madison. 6500 on one of our renewed cars. OGDEN MOTOR CAR CO. FIVE room modern house on bench. 2345-5- 5 6486 Hudson Ave. 6439 Phone 2002-- J. 3 USED CARS BACKED BY BROWNING ROOMS, porches, cellar, lights, sink. 6447 AUTO CO. reasonable rent. ;',2S5 Grant Ave. Present your own terms. room TWO and three with apartments Buick sleeping porches. Inquire 2234 Jefferson B. touring. Chevrolet F.touring. avenue. 6475 Overland 75 roadster. Overland 6 seven passenger. house for rent. $25.00. Inquire 754 29th street. 6467 Overland chummy, four passenger. BROWNING AUTO CO 2 CM STRICTLY modern anartment 2450 Grant. 6403 6450 Quincy Ave. Phone 1863-NEW Chevrolet touring, valued at $750. modern house Inquire 2123 for first mortgage or escrow agreement. Grant. 6451 3177-- J. 6399 3 OR 4 ROOM house at 2030 Gramercv CHEVROLET touring car. Almost new. 1479-6449 Run 1000 miles. Inquire 1951 Eccles ave- Ave. Phone nue. 6384 3 UNFURNISHED rooms, modern except 6448 heat. 743 Wash. CHEESMAN'S RENEWED room FOUR modern AUTOMOBILES apartment. Phone 2257-6411 1919 Buick touring. Address 2846 Wall 1919 Chevrolet touring. room or SIX 2336 house for for rent sale. 1918 Buick touring. Eccles avenue. 6385 1918 Dodge roadster. CHOICE strictly modern five room apart1917 Overland touring. ment. E. W. Cannady, 2422 Hudson. 1917 Dodgo touring. 6364 1917 Peerless tounng. 1917 Saxon touring. apart-mentMODERN Also furnished cottaje. 1916 Ford touring. 528 Twenty-fourt- h 6236 street. 1916 Dodge touring. 2830. No. 6030 Wash. Ave. Phone 1914 Ford touring. d Terms down, balance in 12 UNFURNISHED housekeeping rooms at monthly payments.AUTOMOBILE CO. old Poplar Height3, 437 Twenty-fourt- h CHEESMAN 5117 St. 2566 Washington Ave. Phone 325 . - m tUt Phono 41. Kt. WANTED 10 F-aa- $3000. 280. at Potter Farm. North OgJ. J. Raposo 52-6230 den. Phone WANTED Cockerels, pullets, etc. Western Grain and Feed Co. Phone 1243. 5948 BEST prices paid for men's second hand clothes. Phone 167. 160 25th street. i664 EMPTY bottles and barrels. Call 2244. 3414 PERSONAL PROF. readings. to-wi- One-quart- WANTED To Borrow of-sai- -- -- To Rent or 4 room house, young couple, 8 142S-J. 6498 Phone 4 5 room or OR LEASE modern house, 44u References. Phone 947-- , - Small furnished apartment, couple only. WELL educated young man wants office must be nice and stricUy modern. Phone SOU C460 Cannot typewrite. before ' 5:30. work, good references. 6429 Box 237. care Standard-Examine- r. SECOND-HAND bOODS FANCY or plain Ironing done 'at 211 Twenty-fi- r BtrU .Phone lfOS-N- J. WE will taJ, your old heater or range aa "ua part t on a refrigerator or any panr-YOUNG Japanese boy wants position be- - other pleco v.1 furniture or will buy thjcft fore and after school in private family, outright ice cash. Home Furniture Com- 6405 Pny- Phone 477. EXPERIENCED young woman wishes ISCeTianeOUS QR RENT or doing home work position as waitress Standard-Examiner. care Box 27, Answer OARAGE for rent with cement floor. 769 6406 28th St. Phone 552-- J. 6491 Odd. Jobs or steady. AUTOMOBILE repair shop. Apply Chees- MAN work. 6349 man Auto Co. Phono 325. Phone Hance. 2343-- J. 6141 Jobs- etc. OHIO vacuum cleaners, '$1.25 day. Ph. lawns. pdd &bL" kinisof 5679 i228-- J. Phone 2786-5328 UMBRELLAS and parasols, repairing and MONET TU LUAIM 928.28th 3t. recovering. Phone 2871-54 $10.00 AND UP quickly loaned honest '. ..' salaried people without security. Furni- Unt.OOmHIIHIU ture Joans rawest, best and, most prl- FIRST class dressmaker from San Fran- - vte terms218 In Utah. Standard Credit Hudson Building. Phone 284. Cisco will sew in family. Phone 2620-company, 631 6497 MrT DRESSMAKING and remodeling. WANTED Female HelD J. L. Clark, No. I Corey Apts. Phone 2593-6244 EXPERIENCED ' girl at Qreenwell Con6472 reas- - fectionery. DRESSMAK1NG and sewing, CaU 2571 L,fncoln Ave- ,?na&le GIRL wanted. Hudson Noodle Parlor. pn"5 , 6084 ". o to-w- it. f R. 9- . M. 647J wfS-- WOMAN for general house work. Small a 64:3 C95 Madame and dressmak- hone mornings. er, formerly of Lucile's. New York, will famiiv make or remodel your afternoon or even- - WANTED A woman or girl for cooking, 533 26th street. 6340 lng gowns No. 309 Plaza apartment. Hemstitching, picot edge, buttons, pink- floor H. tng and& pleating.Mrs.Second H. Layman. Sons. Wright llS -- FMR SVIF fiR TftAflP CHALMERS six, seven Reason, good condition. Phone 2033-v . LADIES' Return-t- o ward- - LOS I ' WANTED Male and Female s" Vr unnecessary. VL4K.b' (mfn' woH?en) ovf,T service.' $130 1 t,ona September. Experience For frce particulars. write J. Leonard, civil seilt;e examiner) 896 Equit- passenger, in able ((onr 6484 B'dg., Washington. P. C. leaving town. 6430 EXPERIENCED chlckto pick picker ns by Piece.' J.dry No. Ogden. J. Raposo, 6342 Ph. 52-- cameo ring at Lagoon Sunday. 2839 Adama or phone 546. Re- ' 6398 ROOM BOARD AWH I LARGE room and board. Suitable for dinner ring set in green gold. two- Modem home. 2438 Madison. 6465 622 Seventeenth street.. ROOM and board. Phone 2197-154 27th. Call 2468. Reward. 63J1 6144 RUBY - d One-quart- BY i ner of Lot 1, Block 6. Lake View Addition. Ogden City Survey, and 'running thence North 0 degrees 58 minutes East 136.69 feet to the South property line of Thirty-fourt- h street; thence West 66 feet along South property line of0 Thirty-fourt- h street: thence South degrees 58 minutes West 136 94 feet to the Northeast corner of Lot 46 in Block 7. Lake View Addition, thence south 89 degrees 15 minutes, east 66 feet to place of beginning, being an extension of Ogden avenue North from Thirty-fift- h street. And to defray the whole of the cost and expense of the abuttors portion thereof by a levy of a tax to be assessed upon the blocks,special lots, lands and real estate within the following described district, being the district to bo affected or benefited by such Improvement, namely: All the land lying between the outer boundary lines Ogden avenue when opened as proposed, and for the 'full distance between Thirty-fourt- h streets and a line drawn and Thirty-fift- h one hundred and thirty feet outward from and parallel to said outer boundary lines for the whole distance between Thirty-fourt- h and Thirty-fift- h streets, being lots 124toto 2346. both inclusive, block 7, both Inclusive, Block 6. and Lots all in Lake View Addition, Ogden City er part of the Northeast Survey; also of Section Five (5), Township Five (5) North, Range One (1) West, 5rn TjiltP Rasa and Meridian TTntt4 states Survey. .ost of gatd improvement is The estimated at $2,200.00. All protests or objections to such im the carrying out of such provement or to be Intention must presented in writing siened by the owners of abutting proper ty describing the same, together with the number or abutttng iront leet. and be filed with the City Recorder on or before the 31st day of August. 192L The Board of Commissioners at its first the 1st meeting thereafter, regular 1921, will consider the day of September. proposed levy and hear and consider such protests and objections to said improve ment aa snail nave been maae. By order of the Board of Commissioners of Ogden City. Utah. Dated August 10. 1921. C. O. DewOLr, City Recorder. By Helen Eberle, ' Deputy. 1921. First publication August 11, 1921. 30. Last publication August Published In Ogden Standard-Examine- r. Avenue between Thirty-fourt- h Opening Ogden 6432 Streets. and Thirty-fift- h I NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Notice is hereby given that Weber County proposes to make the following Construct public improvement, in Hooper District running pavement south between the north and T. 5 N. R. centers of Sections 7 and II, approximate 2 W. S. L. M., together with work incidental thereto, according to plans, specifications, and profiles on file in the office of the County Clerk. And sealed bids are invited for said work and will be received at the office of the County Clerk in the County Court House at Ogden o'clock A. M. on the lth Utah, until ten 1921. Instructions to bidday of August. specifications for said ders, plans and can be seen and examined improvement at the office of the said County Clerk. The right la reserved to reject any and all bids anl to waive any defects. By order of the Board of Commissioners of Weber County, Utah, this, the 26th day of July, 1921. C. T. MOTES. (Signed) Clerk. 1921. . First publication July 11, County 15. Last publication HJ1. August Published In Standard-Examine- r. 8931 NOTICE TO BIDDERS. The Department of Finance and Purchase of the State of Utah will receive proposals in room 236. State Capitol Building, until noon, August 3lat. for the furnishing of flour to State Institution. la the following g;""t'tffi, the auaa- to-w- it: ! 1 x Much Money, Skill and Patience Needed for Proper Development i - h h corporation and group arnneit, specialty. Phoo 134 W. 1811 $5,000,000- i siid nv svim)li:ks. in"In this country the ran not be developed overnight dustry and probably can not attain success until large sums of money have been spent in perfecting mining, retorting and refining methods. A co'mpany to be successful, whenever become commercially feasible, must be uble to employ th- best technical, business and englnee. ing Fklll 6229 available, be prepared to operate on tinting Phono REAL ESTATE a large scale, and be financially strong WUIard Kay. real fttat to wait several years for anj loan and enough J J474 Washington Ave. Phone 40t. return on the money invested." large SCAVENGER The report declares that it Is "unMcCarty & Co., hauling rubbish and fortunate that a large number of the ashes. Phona many companies organised to deal 6CAVENGER oil shale are devoting their efwith Garbage and rurblsh hsuted. cesapolls forts to stock selling rather than asnd toilet cleaned John Chip? Co.. a In firm basis for 34 sisting building Hudaon 828. Phone 7JJ Avenue. the Industry" TAILOR A summary of the report follows: L. Abrahams. Talk.r, moved from 224 There are no commercial 25th St. to 24S2 Washington, upstairs. 5712 plants operating In this country at the present time, although there is a well TRUNKS AND 8AUt Trunk and bag repairing, around cor- established industry in Scotland. ner from Standard. Uallacher'a, 2373 HudHMDS ahi: RICH. son. Jill Many American shale deposits are WINDOW6 CLEANED richer in recoverable oil than Scotch Expert window and wall naner cleaa- shales now being worked, and probatng. American Window Cleaning. Ph. iCJ bly nearly equal In nitrogen content, which la a measure of recoverable ammonia. LEGAL NOTICES Market conditions for shale products are less favorable in this country than titles being approximate and subject to in Scotland. revision: Great quantities of American shales State Mental Hospital, Provo 150.000 pounds are of greater thickne.sa and better Utah State Prison. Salt BUited for mining than Scotch shales. Lake City .' 70.000 pounds As yet no process for obtaining oil State Industrial School, Ogoil shale has been used in acfrom den 70,000 pounds tual commercial practice in this counSchool for Deaf and Utah Blind. Ogden 36.000 pounds try. Indications are that the United Total 326.000 pounds States can not continue long to depend Proposals should be made on furnish- on domestic petroleum to ing hard wheat flour and soft wheat flour, supply completely the production demand for and should include all expenses of delivproducts, and that sooner ery to the respective institutions. Pro- petroleum or our oil shales will have to later be must of accompanied by posals at least tlVc pounds of each samples of be used to help supply the deficit. grade flour quoted on. and bidder must guarThe oil shale can not hope antee that the flour delivered under con- to supplant the industry petroleum industry in tract will be fully equal to the sample a large way for many years, hut will submitted. probably grow up from local indusCertified check or cash amounting to tries In favorable places. 10 per cent of the bid should accompany IUG CAPITAL XIXTCSKAIIY. proposal. Successful bidder will be required to Costs of oil shale operations can not furnish surety bond for 60 per cent of be reliably estimated until commercial the amount of contract. practice in this country furnishes the LINCOLN G. KELLY. basic data. Director, Department Finance and Pur- necessary The quantity, quality and value of 6378 chase. to be obproducts and ALIAS SUMMONS. oil shale in thia country tained from In the District Court of Weber County. are not known with any degree of State of Utah. Edna Johnson, plaintiff, vs. George certainty. The oil shale industry is a large Frank Johnson, defendant. e raw materials manuscale, The state of Utah to said defendant: You are hereby summoned to appear facturing enterprise, requiring large within twenty days after servico of this high technical and business summons upon you. if served within the capital, and ability, probably making kIow reIs brought; county in which this action on investment. Once econturn the otherwise within thirty days after serv- omic conditions become favorable for ice, and defend the above entitled action; ino to do, the development of the arftl in case of your failure acretortbe will rendered you and against Judgmentto satisfactory mining, the demand of the complaint dustry and refining processes worked out cording ing of filed clerk with the been has which land markets established, there should said court. be only ordinary business risk cona recover Is to brouRht This action the Industry. dissolving the bonds of matri- nected with Judgment PAYS HIGH TAXES. mony now and heretofore existing be tween you and the plaintiff. HONOLULU, T. 11.. Aug. 8. Hawaii JOSEPH E. EVANS. the largest per capita income pays Plaintiffs Attorney. taxes in the nation, miscellaneous and P. O. Address: David Eccles Building. not New York, according to excepting 6496 Utah. Ogden. Colonel Howard Hathaway, collector of internal revenue at Honolulu. PROBATE AND He reports that 18.645 persons made here last year and that the returns GUARDIANSHIP NOTICES money they paid In taxes aggregated Consult County Clerk or the Rttpe $20,676,778. Of this amount $18,839.-08- 2 taxes. tlv Signer for Further represented income oo Information. Geo. D. Insurance OSTEOPATHS The Osteopathic finger methyl Is the super-surgictreatment of hay fever and catarrhal deafness. Dr. H. E. Harris. ear. nose and threat specialist withcy.Dr. John Flnley Morrison. 510 Eccles Bldg. 6439 PAPER HANGING J W. VAN NAM EE. palnllntr and naner all kinds of hanging; ceilingsZio.-J-whitened; . 4k$cl tJ f yV: oil-ah- al ! oil-sha- le op-ratio- ns - x- " A - - 'i , "'V' . , - -- gOls-W- . oil-shal- . .V : I Tl: .. -- ' '.;. e ' Muriel Elniiic Kptdiardt was nwitnll first prize in a bab. health and beauty contest in whi h hundreds uf Bronx children participated. Sh also won a silver cup 'as the most beautiful child in her New York school. She is seen hero with her, mother. - . . low-grad- oil-sha- le NOTICE. No. 3450 Estate of Edwin F. Bingham, Deceased. of Stella Balllnger. for IsThe suance petition of letter of administration to her self. In the above entitled matter, has been set for hearing on Monday, the 15th 1921, at 10 o'clock a. m., day of August. court the county at house, in the court room of said court, in Ogden City, Weber county. Utah. Witness, the clerk of said court, with the seal thereof affixed thia 3rd day of August. 1921. CLAUDE T. MOTES. Clerk. By Agnes Smith. Deputy Clerk. John C. Davis. Attorney for Petitioner. 6402 (Seal) NOTICE. No. 3452. Estate of Joseph Williams, Deceased. The peltltlon of Joseph Wllliami, Jr., Daniel O. Williams and Albert L Williams, for admission of will to probate. and issuance of letters testamentary to the above entitled said petitioners, in ror on Monbeen set matter, has bearing of August. 1921, at 10 day, the 16th day court at the county house, o'clock a. m., in the court room of said court. In OgUtah. den City, Weber county. of said court, with Witness, the clerk the seal thereof affixed this 3rd day of August. 1921. CLAUDE T. MOTES. Clerk. ' By Mabel Wysong.at Deputy Clerk. Law, Ogden, David Jenson. Attorney Utah. 205 (Seal) . MILWAUKEE OFFERS JOBS TO IDLE MEN Aug. MILWAUKEE, IS. Milwau- kee", during July, hadf almost aa many i applicants Jobs offered as for work, according- to vthe monthly review of .the federal employment bureau. The report shows that there were 3573 applications for work at the employment office and 3538 calls for workers. . there-"were- - mi YORK ALL mm j IVOR KERS RUN ay $mm mi i NEW YORK. 13. The sizzling summer of 1921Aug. has made nil want to go but there Isn't room enough for all to swim. On week-end- s It's a strong man who can battle into nt nearest beaches and even If there were more bathhouses it's hard to imaging- how mnny more thousands could gain footnnH hold fin the rrnwrtrH . o i rum naun aown. every one is trying tocjiy locate new swimming holes and a twentieth century swimming hole in America's largest city is a costly proposition. Mayor Hylan has urged construction of a swimming pool in Central park and it has been suggested that an unneeded reervolr be converted to the use of a perspiring citizenry, but at present It's all talk, and talk even more heating. Meanwhile special shower baths have been built In temement districts, street cleaners hosing the heated pavements wash down youngsters for the asking. and in the smnllor parks dottinjr the city the police nrrn't quite so zealous In driving amphibious street urchins out of the fountains. The world's largest swimming pool has been opened In Madison Square g Garden, along the Hudson, Harlem and East Rivers Is as popular as ever, and now and then a nieghborhood produces something unique In tho way of a bathing tub. ' For instance the firemen at thM Greenwich lllage station house havo built a wooden pool for the neighborhood youngsters, and artists and poets of the section lay aside Vilptte and pan every day to watch a young woman instruct her splashing pupils i NEW YORK, Aug. 13 coal mining is gaining favor among Hungarian miners in the United States. Several large enterprises In the bituminous fields are now being operated by them. The foreign language Information service here in making public this fact said that the Himler Coal com- puny, or JUmlervIUe. W. Va., is the of these cooperative mining, largest concerns and that it is owned and controlled by its 1,400 Hungarian workers. These miners are receiving good wages. It was stated, and are also sharing in the profits of the enterprise, which they financed at a cost of 9500,-00They are now planning to raise $2. 000, 000 to obtain control of additional coal land and workings. The company was founded by Martin Iflmler, an excoal miner, who perienced came Into Hungarian West Virginia, arid established a small newspaper about two years ago. ine company nas now !lVnt the n"re town of Hlmlervllle. There it maintains a bank and pub lishes a weekly paper in the Hungarian language, the Magyar Banyaszlap (Hungarian Miners' Journal). It also recently built a power house to supply homes of the miners with electricity. The governors of Kentucky and West Vlrsrinia are said to hav com mended the company and Its promoter for the erection of a railroad bridge connecting Hlmlervllle with Kermlt, Ky. Across this structure the company is operating its own transportation. The bridge has also made It possible for the Norfolk & Westera there. Railroad to make the mining town a oo station. regular We used to hear something about the of the coAlthough England "muddling through" the war, operative companyworkings are located In the but when it comes to muddling lower Tug river district where there the peace we have the world has been considerable labor trouble, through ONE THOUSAND SAIL the Hungarian miners have Keen skinned. Columbia (S. C.) Record. with . no. . fear of o working ON DANGEROUS SHIP r steadily no x ne company ciocKnoiders at In london the increasing num- vir.Kes. a recent meeting Invited public Inber of divorces is attributed to war. spection HAVANA. Aug. 13. After the de- Correct. Peace at home does not workshops.of their books, mines and or from Havana for Vigo parture of breed divorces. Houston Tost. oo the Chinese steamer July 21with oocotton boll The weevil destroys estimatSpanish laborers, Napoleon died on the I?land of 1400.000 bales of cotton annually in ed to number 1,000 aboard, announceIthe United States. ment was made by the Spanish con- flt Helena of cancer. sulate general that the steamer had sailed without complying with the necessary formalities and that the captain undoubtedly would be called to account when the Wollawra reached Spain. The Wollawra had been anchored in ' Havana harbor several months waitwhen the project was ing for a cargo broached to use her In repatriating some of the sugar mill workers strand. ed in Havana. The consulate general --announcement states that it sent exand these perts to Inspect theshesteamer carried llfesav-in- g experts reported equipment for only 360 passengers and that, before she sailed, the installation of wireless equipment should be completed, at least two Spanish speaking officers secured and precau tions taken that sufficient food, water and coal were aboard. Pending compliance with these conditions, It was addsd, the consulate to advise applicants ' ' general declined' i a i ' either for or against passage aboard ' ' M' 1 4 ' V . . the vessel and refrained from send lng aboard zuu workers wnosa pas sages had been paid by public sub scription. 'After thus hinting" at the possible perils facing the voyagera. the consulate general's statement concluded with a cryptic expression of arrival. hope for the ship's oo happy by-produ- -- WE have a client who would like to borrow $4000.00 at 8 per cent on beautiful new bungalow, which is now under construction. Taylor Bklg. Co., 704 Eccles 64 55 Bldg. Phone 304. "WOULD like to borrow $2000 at 8 per cent on first mortgage, new 5 room modern brick bungalow. Now being comon bench. Box 27, care pleted. Located 6433 Standard Examiner. Situations and ironing to take home, WASHING er Salt Inke Base and Meridian. United States Survey, said street to be sixty-si- x (66) feet In width and described as follows: Beginning at the Northwest cor- S. WANTED 99 NOTICE OF INTENTION. Notice is hereby given bv the Board of Commissioners of Ogden City. Utah, of the intention or snid Board of Commissioners to make th following described t: To lay out. estabimprovement, lish and open a public street to h named the Northeast Ogden avenue through of Section Five (5). Township Five (5) North, Range One (1) West, one-thir- N 8L LEGAL NOTICES s. n, character and card Twenty-sixt- h R. , WANTED 449 YOUR old furniture to make like new. save you money on freight. Packing can 6222 II. Bell. 809 27th. 3115-- R. 6383 KELLEY. Furniture Repairing 4-- 25 CLEVELAND tractor for sale or trade. First class condition. Would consider c;tv 6323 property. Phone 604. condi-tloDODGE touring car, first class 6327 now tires. 2329 Monroe Ave. "BEST of them all" KWICK-KLEEcleaner. - for autolsts. antiseptic hand and for mechanics, etc. Manufactured sale by J no.. J. Grelner. 12S 25th St. 6238 BUICK auto. $150.00. 314 Washington 6061 Ave. Phone 1814. 1920 Oldsmohile runabout. Excellent 4022 condition. Phone 1427. Suy FOUR or live room modem. $2700 to $35 per month. Phone $500 cash. 6360 Mr. Tribe. . IF YOU have fat chickens for sale call W i rntit .STOVES and ranges, bargafn prices. 336 23rd street; 6464 TEAM harness and wagon, plow, srraper rt, 73C3 SOS) BABY WASHINGTON. Aug. 13 Recent investigations by the U. S. geological survey are held by its experts to indicate thut, in the Kocky Mountain states, "there are enormous quantities of oil shales which van be made to yield hydrocarbon oils to ;i much greater extent than we can hope to obtain from our oil wells." The shales arc said to constitute a tremendous potential oil ruserve. " "The oil shales of this country," says ENGRAVING "contain enormous quanOgden Engraving Kerr lee. Co. Makers the report, of fine cuts In on or more color. 41C tities of oil, but large amount.- of Twenty-fourttreat. Phone 4tJ money will have in be invested l'fore the oil shale Industry becomes of comFURRIER AND TAXIDERMIST Kstiniates by T. Gajewsky, 416 Twenty-fourtstreet. mercial importance. Phone 1071. 6181 various engineers of the cost of a comLIFE INSURANCE plete retorting plant, handling 1,000 i. V. Corry, Phone 2454. UJ Eccles Bid. tons dally, are between $4,000,000 and S04J KITCHEN range, linoleum. Iron bed and springs, window shades. 2364 Qulncy. 6463 go-ca- ;i!G PRIZE-WINNIN- G GIVEN N OIL SHALES m. 1371 Utah National mith.. r and WhlnrtonTwenty-fourt- Phone tl CASH REGISTERS National cash regijters. Clarence M. Groshell. salesman. Ogdrn office, 2379 Hudson avenue. Cash registers bought, sold and exchanged. 41SS CARPET CLEANING Home Carpet Cleaning Co., for first class work. Upholstering and mattrM making. Phono 1320. K. Van Karnpen. Expert carpet cleaning, upholstering, mattresses made over, feathers renovated. Co . Zffll W. 4x34 Call E. J. Hampton DENTISTS The New Method are fata in all branches at Dentistry.special 24 M tiof Washington avenue. W R. WAR PER MONTH BOOKS AND STATIONERY B ram we II Bock and Stationery. Washington avemie Phoo asa. BANKINI dressers and a wardrobe. Washington avenue. ALL kinds of sheep. Any number from one head up. Phone 1250-nights. 6441 modern brick, well furnished. $30 and harrow. Phone 2634-ton 939 Rush FUMED month. Phone 3576-oak room table and Apply dining 6458 chairs, library table. Phone 947-Ave. 6443 GAS FURNISHED range. also fruit Jars, bargain. housekeeping apartment. 6448 Phone 1209. 6444 opposite park. 2583 Grant Ave. STAR range good as new. Phone 1036-NICELY furnisned garage, Apt., no children. 223 28th St. Phone 1185-6427 6445 TWO horses, one single wagon, one sinROOMS in cool shady home. Also ga- gle harness, one saddle, one cow, one rage. 2566 Orchard avenue. Phone 2494-- pneumatic camping mattress. Apply J. 6417 Varley. 1840 Childs avenue. 6412 NEAT clean housekeeping apartments. USED Singer and White machines. $10 2203 Washington avenue. 6419 up. of ail Needles, oil,-- , expert makes. 2277 Washington repairing avenue. Phone ONE furnished room. preferred. Lady 28S4. White Sewing Machine Co. 6U3 2736 Washington avenue Call evenings 641S STRING beans 4c pound. after 6 p. m. and Cucumber; 275 Thlrtv-thlr- rl kinds of vegetable. TWO rooms on ground floor, yuitablo for all street. Phone 3120-6375 an elderly couple. 457 Twenty-sixt- h 6416 W1CER baby buggy. street. Good as new. 1049 6368 FURNISHED room for one or two gen- Twelfth street. tlemen. Also two large unfurnished front FOUR leather rest couches and one rooms, desirable location. 2431 Adams fumed oak rocker and chair. Also two 6415 smnll tables. avenue, next to Virginia hotel. Inquire 212 Hudson build6369 ing. FURNISHED apartment. Phor.5 1U19 or 2100. new piano. 1507 Childs 6394 PRACTICALLY 3122-6321 TWO rooms and summer kitchen 162 Ave. Phone West Thirtieth. Phone 471-A LARGE oak wicker chiffonier, ivory Inquire 152 West Thirtieth. 63VI child's bed, small metal child's bed. gray . oak wicker high chair. Phone w ICE wo room, modern, private bath; 2446. 6313 no children. 2854 Washington. 6392 room set jr5.f0; comb, FURNISHED housekeeping rooms. $15 SIX piece din. 2743 avenue. coal and pas range $50. 2340 Grant. 6147 per month. Washington 6390 ALMOST new metal working machinery. Phone 2817-N60G0 Phone 1RU-THREE room furnished apartment. 365 Twenty-eight- h 6012 6387 THREE fre.--h milk "own. 1574. street. TWO rooms for housekeeping in modern CUT flowers for sale. L. P. Stone, 674 12th street. Phone 2882-541 Twenty-thir- d 5480 home. Phone 1551-' 6354 EMPTY street. doz-e20 $1 flour sacks large size, 54b4 FURNISHED rooms for housekeeping. Ogden Baking Co. 427 Twenty-fourt- h 6353 1919 Twin street. with or Harley motorcycle, THREE room Apt. Call at 317 26th St. without sidecar. Cash or terms. Phone 6430 6350 M. H. Brandon. 66. MODERN sleeping room in private home. BOSCH motorcycle magneto. Also elec-tric2fifi.i Washington Ave. Phono 631s eqxiipment for motorcycle M. H. Brandon. 56. 5429 231 Twenty-sev-631- 9 .MODERN apartment. new PRACTICALLY General Electric enth St range, cheap. Inquire 2427 Hudson ave6 ONE or two room apartment, 2581 nue. 4459 coin avenue. UNCAlLL'D lor uii. uuiu- unaae; big MODERN rooms and Iioukekeeping rooms. reduction. Twenty-firGoriicn . 6002 Over Osrden PER ANYTHING A TO z Bought. sold or traded. Phone 6462 2130 6401 . n. Six room house, modern, coop, very reasonable, garage, chir-krwith or without furniture. Call at 326 6111 Twenty-firs- t street. IN ONE of the best locations in town an acre of land, three buildings on land, and room enough for six more buildings. Will sell very cheap. I have anything for sale BY OWNER 97. OO R. FOR SALE BY SKEEN REALTY CO. Nice five room modern on pavement Price $3500. $500 cash, balance $35 per month. 6483 Phone FOR SALE BY SKEEN REALTY CO. modern frame on 30th St. pavement. This is a snap for $3000. Taxes for this year, and all specials paid. $500 cash and $30 per mo., including Int. Act 6434 quick. Phone 913. 2255-BY OWNER Elegant modern bungalow, five rooms and bath, large glassed sleepcurtains, ing porch, furnace heat, shades, Good chicken linoleums and fixtures. house. Price $4500. 736 "Vtfash. Ave. Tel. in seven room, modern home, EQU garage $40 per month Income. Phone mc 1409,R. new brick STRICTLY modern bungalow, good location, cost $6800. will sell- for $4500. terms. Other good buys ranging My place at 172S Wash. Ave.. 8 room brick modern, also store 14x20. stock andApt., fixtures. Lot 66x150 rt. 64S9 Apts. for rent. John Tipton. 6482 6478 R Information Biireao BARGAIN DINING room set, rockers, electric washer, refrigerator. " Cheap. Like new. Phone 2357-- J or 321. Slade Transfer. 25th street. FURNISHED housekeeping apartment. 6476 Washington. SMALL sleeping room, bath and phone. 6477 510 month. 559 Twenty-seventELEGANTLY furnished sleeping room. 6452 Gas plate. Garage. 574 24th. rooms for FURNISHED housekeeping rent. Ground floor. 243 26th street. 6466 MODERN housekeeping rooms. Lawn for 2923 children. phone Washington. 330C-N6454 ' 1619-- street 2182 C492 Grant $2000. FOUR room house at Will take car as first payment. Ford pre- Call from 6501 2317 6479 nicely furapartments, room at 330 Twenty-t- Alsd sleeping hird 1820 ferred. Modern. SALEMlscenaneous FOR STANDARD-EXAMINE- Co-operat- tve f New-Yor- bath-hous- ; i es . . ! . 0. I dock-divin- I i Wol-law- . ra -- THE KEEPER KIDS THE TURTLE ) I V--- " 1 X . GOWNS DESIGNATED WITH QUEER NAMES NEW YORK. Aug. 11. Designating gowns with names aa bizarre as those given racehorses is the latest trade dress deviee MAYOR ARRESTED ON makers.,of fashionable New York . when a large firm DAY CHARGE This wassuitrevealed ior ui.iun brought man for raiment against a wealthy purchased by but alleged to be still i "'OKMULGEE, Okta.. Aug--. 13. It. his wife for. was of Morris, Okla., Ward, mayor "Lady Fair." "I'll Say She Does," arrested yesterday on a warrant charri- and "Patches" were the way three ng- him with violation of the state gowns were itemized. A snappy little eight-holabor law in connection dress went down on the list aa "Counwith the working- of laborers on the try Mouse." while two street suits were Morris road, now under construction. charged up aa "Bobby" and "Reg Four contractors also wero arrested. gie." r , oo an -- evening By way or paradox, f was cnrisienea .Morning The fellow, who received a letter gown , oo- Glory." from the Government telling: him Tom Tapgart, keeper at a New York zoo, is mocking this turtle that his body had arrived from- Civilization will never attain its reband until the felt full flower France must have plays with a tid bit at inea time. This is a young turl3tr being just 350 very much lieved to know that he was no long:- - thrilling patriotic airs as citizens er lying dead' on foreign soil. The) walk up to pay their taxes. Fresno years old, or thereabouts. When it crows up it will be too wis .to , let the keeper play such jofiea, . Republican, Argus (Seattle)r ." oo 8-HO- un-pa- id ur - " |