Show THE OGDEN If It's Worth It enun GIVES VIEWS M Real Estate Transfers OGDEflSTADIIl 0 Visitor Not Encouraging It Abbott Says Some Dodge Civic Burden Og-den- AN STRUCK MOTOR CAR Y Mrs E Walker aged S3 of was injured at at night ond street and Washington avenue when she was struck by an automobile Mr and Mrs Walker to the police report wereaccording crossing C 2031 Quincy avenue 11 o'clock Tuesday Twenty-sec- An automoWashington avenue bile owned by Hyrum Bailey was traveling north The Walkers became confused and Mrs Walker stepped back into the path of the machine and was struck by the left front fender She suffered injuries to her left ankle and was bruised about the head and body The accident was investigated by Officers C K Hutchins and Rink Smurthwaite Mrs Walker was taken to her home byMr Ballev and she was attended by Dr V S Downs TAKES LOOK AT PARK SITE Major George W Braden of Pasadena Calif western representative of the Playgrounds and Recreational association this morning inspected the site of Ogden's proposed municipal park at the mouth of Ogden canyon He was taken over the ground by H W Tripp street supervisor and H C Errett city engineer and at noon was" the guest of Commissioner II W Teery at the Rctary club luncheon YOUTH IS SHOT IN PARKED AUTOMOBILE to High ground Josephine F Olson county recorder today reported the following real estate transfers: Modern Building company Inc to Joseph II Ridges and wife — AH of lots 21 and 22 in block 3 Wood-mansaddition: $10 Harold G Jensen and wife Veri-ett- a Dorothy Jensen to Apartment and Hotel Investment company — A part of lots 1 and 10 block 15 piat "B" $10 Daniel H Adams and wife Ellen M Adams to Elsie I Jensen — A part of lot 21 in block 2 Valley View addition $50 '( Le Grand Richards and wife Ina A Richards to Ogden State bank — A part of SW 14 of section 18 township 6 north range 2 east $10 Orville P Shupe and wife Mary Shupe —to D H Wood and wife Ida E All of the right and title to the A part of NE ' of section 1 township 6 north range i east $1 A P Savage and Elva G Savage to A T Langlois — A part of block 15 in plat "C" $10 Advance 'Embraces Urge Assortment of Steels Coppers Rails By STANLEY V FREXOSIL Associated Press Financial Editor — NEW YORK Oct The "buiy movement in stock prices went merrily on its ways today witht least two score issues pushed iritb new high ground on' a tremendous volume of trading The advance was one of the most comprehensive' in reoent weeks embracing a wide assortment of steels oils coppers cans public utilities rails specialties and merchandise " ing issuesj Money jwas in plentiful supply at the renewal figure of 6 per cent i 24-r-(A- - - FIGURES WILL ! etree(s must be memorized nd : j Questionnaire Will Be Used By State Water Commission A preliminary survey to obtain the facts connected with- the Cache valley Magpie and Deei- creek reclamation projects will be made through a questionnaire which will be sent out by the Utah water storage commission Immediately The commission was meeting this afternoon in Salt Lake to consider the questionnaire The commission's committee of nine met Tuesday afternoon in Salt Lake to discuss the projects and A P Bigelow Ogden banker and member of the commission outlined his views They were approved by the committee as describing the general facts to be sought in the questionnaire through which it Is hoped to obtain data upon which further ? work can be based Mr Bigelow specified the following Information as being necessary f from each of the projects: Watersheds and water to be affected? Cost of the dams? Land to be served together with tho original and supplemental water supply? Who is to purchase the water companies or individuals and how much water will they subscribe for? What crops are grown on the lands and what is the present value of the land? What will be the value of the securities offered by the companies to the government? What is the par market and loan value of the canal company stock? Must canals be constructed? j j L j G 0 PWILL HOLD THREE RALLIES West Weber Taylor And Huntsville To Hear Addresses Three Republican rallies in different parts of Weber county are scheduled for tonight alt 8 o'clock says Joseph E 'Evansjj chairman of meetings music an -- programs for the county central committee In Huntsville Claude Barnes Salt Lake attorney and Mrs Jean-ett- e R Morrell state vice chairman will talk In Taylor Don B Colton candito fthe United date for States house of representatives will be the principal speaker at an open meeting and dance In the ward amusement hall W R Huntsman Salt $: Lake attorney will deliver an address in West Weber County city and district candidates will be present at the meetings and musical programs' will be presented Mr Evans announces Representative Colton jalso will be the principal speaker Thursday night at S o'clock in Nrth Ogden at a joint meeting of residents of North Ogden and Randall A musical program will be presented on TONIC DRINKER IS LUCKY IN DENMARK ! J j er j -- I i j GRAIN j 4040c : 39c - hard' nomiijially No 3 nominally $105® 123 No 2 hard nominally $1 08 H 113 U: No 3 No 2 red $131 © $102lqS1i Nol 3 $125 $132 — Denmark COPENHAGEN Close: December $107 May (AP) — Danish barbers have won $11418 an important victory over the Corn: Receipts 28 cars lc highgovernment er to 2c jcjwter No 2 white 9Sc Here as everywhere the law No 3 964!g:9?c No 2 demands that toilet preparations yellow nominally No 3 93c No 2 'J$y3 containing spirits must be made mixed 93c No 3 92Hc undrinkable by adding a certain Close: December 13 4c May amount of coloquintida The I 78 c succeeded in proving that Receipts 5 cars ic highthis drug was Injurious to their er Oats: 2 white nominally 43 H No hands and consequently harmful 44Hc No 3 ? 430 to the scalp Rye 9596c Unless some substitute Is found Barley: 60 62 & c therefore Danish hair tonics will be available for beverage purTOLEDO Ohio Oct 24 — (AP) poses —Wheat-- o 3 red $142 143 Corn— Kp 3 yellow $102 203 RUSSIA PROPOSES Other articles unchanged '' i o- un-he- ld - SUGAR j tofcr-be- rs j - BALLOON HOSPITAL ! In Birmingham England a postal sorter must be familiar with the names of 2314 streets and in th southeastern area of London in names ot no fewer than C700 LOS ANGELES Oct 24— (U S D A— Hogs— Receipts 1600 mod- erately actives opened steady to weak fully 2 5c lower: early top $1175 practical top 11150 bulk desirable weight butchers $1125 FXIRWARD MOVE ' 1150 moved forward Coppers steadily Cattle— Receipts 400 moderatewith the demand stimulated by talk of higher dividends on Kennecott ly active stefers steady to 25c lowand some of the other shares New er other classes about steady peak prides were registered by An- three loads inedium Utah steers aconda :Gerro do Pasco Chile Ken- $12 hall! load $11 bulk she stock necott GjrAnby Miami and Seneca $750875 cutters $375675 Establishment of a new high rec- calves' receipts 50 25c to 50c lowUtahs ord by Uj S Steel Common at 166 Vl er load!' plain revived interest In the steel group $1150 Sheep—Receipts 300 nothing rise to 53 aa contracted" with a recent low of sold early tnedium to choice 26 was accompanied by reports of lambs quoted $11® 13 medium to an early merger with A M Byers choic ewes $ 5 7 which incidentally fell back 4 OMAHA Oct 24 — (U S D A) points on t Realizing — Cattl e — Recei pts 6500 calves EXTREME GAINS fOO and choice fed good yearlings Atlantil Refining with an exfully steidyi other- - fed offerings treme ghm of J0 points at a hew slow and yearlings? $1350 led the 6 1575feeders high record of 229 again ji light steers $1600 year' advance in the oils lings $3j 035 few lots grass heifInternational Harvester Case ers $8 grass cows $725 Threshing Radio American Bank cutters $525675 prac875 §0)975 Note Simmons Union Carbide R tical top veals $1450 H Mack Mathieson Alkali and Sheepr— Receipts 9000 900 diGimbel Brothers all sold 4 to 8 rect lahibs 10c to 15c higher points many of them at hew peaks sheep vfeak to 25c lower feeders Adams broke from yesterday's fat wooled lambs including close of Z7tZ to 340 "Western Union steady and International Nickel each fell fed natives and range lambs top $1315 on 4 points :arid Great Northern SOre $127513i00 range offerings fed clipped lambs and Briggs j2 each r V some 9cars aver St Louis! Southern Union Pa- $12i0&l2435r 87 93 to pounds S1225® cific Wabash and Rocl$ Island led aging 12 5 best fat ewes $ 6 25 early the advance in the rails sales range feeding lambs $117 5 CLOSING STRONG 12 73 best held slightly above The closing was strong The up- 1300 ward movement became more vig6000 slow earorous in imany stocks In the final ly Hogs— butchers sales and fully hour especially in the soil and cop- 10c lower most bids 25clights off packOil ) was Sinclair per groups grades steady to $62f on 240 bought in blocks of from 5000 to ing butchers early bulk 200 pound 25000 shares and touches 34 S9 00 to 300 pound butcher the highest figure in five years 915 175 to 200 pound lights $875 Greene-Canane- a Copper advanced and $9 00 l 10 points jand Stewart-Warnwent up six points to 110 a new high CHICAGO Oct 24 — (U S D marl Montgomery "Ward fell S A) — Cattle — Receipts 13000 poiata Sales approximated 4700-00- 0 calves 3000 choice fed steers and rlaresk top $1725 yearlings steady —o stockers: and feeders vea'ers 50c lower steers 1300tro 1500 pounds $1 3 7 5 ©117 25 1100 to 1300 pound 17 25 $13 75 f ed ye ar lings heifers $1400® $14501725 Ry JOHN p BOUGnAX 1700icows $925)1175 Cutters milK fed Associaipd Press Market Editor $5 75® 7 00 vealers 24 — AP) — $13 00 14 25 stockers and feedOct CHICAGO Corn prides took a decided down- ers $11251275 ward swing In the late dealings toSheep — Receipts 13000 another day aud rjulled wheat along In- small run forcing fat lambs mostcreased? country offerings of corn ly 25c up despit slusrgih dress for nearby shipment to terminal trade and feeding lambs markets were much in evidence not muchsheep on a moderate to change and there? also was more atten- a light supply lambs good and tion given to favorable Weather for choice 92 pounds dpwn $1250® ljusking abd for otherwise facilitat- 1365 medium $J16ti©1250 ing the movement of new corn An- ewfes medium to choice 1 TO nouncement of 1000000 bushels of down $4 25 6 50: feeder pounds lambs wheat from North America bought good and choice $12 25 © 13 30 today for texport failed to sustain wheat at the last in the face of KANSAS CITY Oct 54—(U" S corn weakness A f— Cattle — D 750 Corn closed unsettled He to lc calves 1500 beef Receipts steers and yearnet lower wheat c tolc down lings opening slow steady howoats Va& &c to c off and ever: mostly to outsiders she provisions unchanged to a rise of stock steady to weak bulls un4 0C changed' vealers and calves slow weak dull traide on most stocker 24 — (AP) — and feeder classes bulk fed steers Oct CHICAOQ Wheat No! 2 hard $115 No 3 early $11 50 13 00 few loads mixed $168 Vi 110 Vi fed heifers eligible to sell short Corn Nol 5 mixed new 94c No around $11501300 cutters 3 yellow new 98c vealers $1300 mostly $350675 Oats No 3 white 41i42Uc dewn weighty slaughter calves up No 4 white ward to $1000 few loads stockers NbJ 2 Rye $104 and feeders $9501200 Barley' 54 72c slow 12000 Hogs— Receipts Timothy seed $520580 and uneven steady to lc lower Clover seed $2225 3100 mostly 5 c to 10c lower than Tuesdown day's average 180 OMAHAi Oct 24 — (AP) — showing minimum pounds decline top 1 Wheat No! hard $102(5108 $920 on choice 215 to 250 pound No 2 hajrd $106112 No 1 bulk desirable 180 to ''300 pound northern spring $109 No 1 dark" $900920 1 northern spring $114® 125 No 1 — Receipts 12000 lambs Sheep durum 9Cc No 1 mixed $105© active generally 10c to 25c higher $108 &heep' ctrortg top western lambs Corn Np 1 white 90c No 2 $1350 others $1315 13 35 na white 96 He: No 2 yellow 9Sc No tives mostly $12251275 top &3 98c No 2 mixed ewes $6 oO Spyellow Oats No 2 fepd Nn a ST JOSEPH Oct 24— (U S D wfcite 40C No 4 white A) — Sheep— Receipts 500 J active most killing Classes fully steady KANSAS CITY Oct 24 — (AP) — top'fed range lambs $13 35 desirheat: JHeceiDts 11G earn- un able natives $1250 fat owes up2 dark ward to $6 75 feeding lambs changed tq lc lower No POTATOES 24 of her home preparatory to her good night when two menbidding each appearing to be about 20 years old approached them and drew pistols' One of them she said kept her covered with a gun while the other pressed his weapon to Trump's chest and fired Trump came here several months ago and was employed by an advertising agency for market "254 directs and 507 for San Francisco packers Few early sales steady Best driveins $9 35 9 50 Eew light packing sows $8 00 Cattle— Receipts 630 all for market About steady at week's decline Two toads good feeder steers 855 and 900 pounds $1065 Several odd lots and part loads medium and good feeders $900 1025 Load and part load lots medium and good heifers $800® 900 Load mixed medium cows and heifers $800 Few medium cows $750 Bulls $760800 none Late Sheep — Receipts Tuesday load fat lambs $1175 and load feeder lambs $1150 163 Spang-Chajlfont'- s1 BEJJBJAINED Hospital His idea is to hoist a large d high into the sunshine platform Heavy anchor chains would prevent the balloons carrying the patients off to Spitsbergen or Frana Joseph Land glass-enclose- 'iii'' V S PAYS OLD RILL YORK Oct 24 —(AP)— NEW After 64 years Uncle Sam has paid a bill Heirs of Charles Oallacher have been awarded $23387 because Confederates destroyed his schooner in tho James river whtn it was tarrying supplies to Un-otroop3 Pocause of costs the heirs will receive only $0574 a CHICAGO Oct 24— (TI F D — Potatoeji — Receipts 132 tars' A) on track ments 44? cars total U S 1102 cars trading market about steady consin slow ship- very Wis- sacked round whites 65 mostly around 758Cc Minnesota and North Dakota sacked round whitjes 70 ft 85c saclredRed River Ohios 9095e South Dakota sacked Early Ohios 85® 90c Idaho sacked russets $1 CO 190 mostly around $180 SALT LAKE CITY Oct 24— (U S D shipments: "October 23 — total United States shipments 1102 Principal states— California 34 Colorado SO Idaho Mtiine 95 2 IS Michigan 83 Minnesota 167 Lon-Island 53 New York 17 North Dakota 96 Oregon 29 Pennsylvania 40 South Dakota 33 Washington 23 Wisconsin 61 &5c NEW YORK Oct raw sugar market was unchanged' early today at 2i3c for with no salens respots duty-paiported The raw sugar futures market opened 1 point lower to 1 point higher with rodst of the active portions showing slight advances on covering and some buying of near positions by houses with trade connections Eurppeah interests again sold September which vas the only month showing any decline jbut offerings were well absorbed and the undertone was steady throughout the remainder of the forenoon with quotations at midday 1 point 6i!all positions The volhigher ume of jbusiness however was not and operators were invery large limit-fresh clined to commitments and await developments in the spot market No changes were reported In refined sugar with fine granulated quoted at 525c to CSOc Withdrawals were again quite liberal and while new business was of fair proportions it was limited to nearby requirements only s j BUTTER EGGS A)-VPo- tato r ' - 'i- wortlx LEGAL NOTICES OGDEN Oct 2 4 — (U S D A) — Hogs— Receipts 924 including 278-pou- LENINGRAD— (AP) — If some— (AP) — Ralph O Trump 26 said to will provide Professor Oppel body enough money to suspend a graduate of the University be of with Nebraska was shot to death here a sanitorium high in the air with help of two big balloons he early today as he sat in an auto- the thinks the consumptives of normobile with Miss Marjorie Ulmen ProMisa Ulmen told the police thern Russia can be cured !Mech-nikoff Trump had parked his car In front fessor' Oppel is head of the LOS ANGELES Oct - LIVESTOCK WEDNESDAY EVENING OCTOBER 24r1928 R odm of Yours It's! ISSUES PUSHED ee Expresses the belief that Ogden needed additional playground park and public golf facilities but that for a Ogden Is not the type of stadium Major George EcityBraden of Pasadena western representative of the 'National Playground and Recreational association urged Ogden Rotarians today to give their 'a support to plana for furthering recreational opportunities He was introduced at the luncheon held in the Hotel Bigelow by City Commissioner Harman W Peery FOUR OTirERS HEARD There were four speakers at the luncheon this noon the others being J W Abbott who informally spoke regarding mercantile developments affecting charity contributions Nathan Barker who reviewed an article from the 'Rotar-ian- " regarding Jury service and Wayne Mayhew who gave a vocational talk regarding the profession talk by J W Abbott followed an announcement from Frank M Driggs regarding the Martha society charity ball and the request to buy be that Rotarians at least one ticketprepared each for the event Answering the suggestion that there are some business men who do not buy tickets but require the Martha society representatives to call several times before they make a decision Abbott declared that "it's not the men who have been In business here a long time but the fellowa who have to send to New York City and other centers forthe decision" who cause this difficulty He added that such action resulted in the "home merchants paying the taxes for sustaining such enterprises" Wayne Mayhew in his talk discussed the ethical and professional phases of public accountancy HEAVY GROWTH Major Braden in talking regarding recreational work said that western states must prepare for heavy immigration Trora eastern belief that territory expressing within the next decade all western cities will grow to at least three times the present population Park development he said was always offset by increased value) to property One duty of the community is he said to provide adequately for the leisure time of its citizens Ogden is facing a bright future in this line he said through plans for development of the new park and municipal golf course along Ogden river which he declared to be one of the finest sites he had ever visited He urged that the city purchase adjoining property also reselling this after the park had been established and paying the profits on the park cost Referring to the stadium however he said he considered Ogden as "not the type town for a stadium" suggesting that study be given to the proposal before the structure be erected TWO INVITATIONS The Rotary club received invitations to attend both the football game and stadium dedication in Provo on October 27 and the Civic day game between the University of Utah and B Y U teams in Salt Lake on November 17 Both invitations were referred to W Karl Hopkins as committee chairman for Rotary "' participation in these events That STANDARD-EXAMINE- SHERIFF'S SALETi In the District Court of Weber County State of Utah aJso known mm Louis Louis I Mil Miles plaintiff vs John Homer Miles now August Anderson administrator of the estate of John Homer Miles deceased (Substituted by order of court) defendants— s To be sold at sheriff's sale on the 15th day of November 1928 at 12 o'clock noon of said day at the south front door of the Weber county court house in Ogden City Weber county Utah the following described lands situated in Weber county st&t of Utah and described as follows A part of section thirteen) (13) In township five (5) north range three (3) west Salt Lake meridian U S survey: Beginning at a point 10 chains south of the northwest corner of the northeast quarter of said section! 13 and running thence south 89 j degrees 80 minutes east 3846 chains thence south 5 chains thence north 89 degrees 50 minutes west 4063 chains then nbrth 5 chains thence south 83 degrees 60 minutes east to beginning containing 2032 acres Together with all water and water rights thereunton belonging Dated at Ogden City Weber County Utah this 24th day of October 1928 R D PINCOCK Sheriff of Weber County Utah By J B Wallace Deputy Sheriff to-w- Advertising Call 25 FOB BENT—UNFURNISHED FOB BENT— FURNISHED HOUSES V HOUSES NEW modern brick Hot water heat brick bungalow strictly Bench location Garage 619 22nd Phone 3832 Fone 917 Froerer & Fowles Inc " 8444 I ' DISPLAY CLASSIFIED F REE ' TOY HOUSE M With Each Purchase Of 10 £0 Six Ediso Mazda Lamps 40 watt to and 20c lamps OR MORE LAMPS 6' Utah Power Co & Light ECCLES BLDG PHONE 8539 NOTICE of William Allen Estate No- 4560 deceased— Oct 3 4 00 4349 Stoves & Furnace Repairs For AU Makes : cases I r j - V W W V B-2- W W W -- i W ! R J " j 8446 LA FRANTZ APTS FOUR rms modern 25 Redecorated Large lot coops garage 3 rooms nicely furnished heat hot 3133 Jefferson 8399 water newly kalsomined large livmodern excei-- t heat ing room! bedroom kitchen closet Summeriirs Foundry bathroom $30 & Stove RepairWorks yard basement Close in 1686--8423 large 2 ARGYLE APT and bath $20 and $25 Phone 1217-- R Phone " 364 2139 Jefferson MODERN porch Rental Agency !: 8098 7219 garage 2631 Kiesel sleeping Phone 1497 WESTERN 8370 Apartments 449 27th St apartment $2750 $30 modern brick cabinet $3250 modern convenience! cellar glassed sleeping porch 339 Including All electric Exce18th 8349 llent conditions All ranges THEUSKtrUFE BATTERT decorated newly modern brick hox se elec- Children welcome? Office Ap 7 Recharging and Repairing tric range close In garage Phone Phone 3419-1 7039 Auto Electrical Work j 1626 M The petition of Frank L Allen for the admission of the last will and testament of William Allen deceased to probate and the appointment of himself as administrator with will annexed of the estate of William Allen deceased in the above entitled mat-t- r has been set for hearing before Hon James K Kimball judge on Monday the 6th day of November 192S at 10 o'clock a m at the county court 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 this 24th day of October 1928 (Seal) LAWRENCE A VAN DYKE Clerk By Edna Heflen Deputy Clerk DeVine Howell Stine & Gwilliam 8540 Esqs Attorneys for Petitioner EST RAY ! s Iverson Battery Co Phone 179 j 2756 We Have Several Westinghouse ed I have in my possession the following described animal which if not called for and taken away will be sold at public auction to the highest bidIn white gray or black der for cash at 12 o'clock noon OctoSpecially priced ber 31: One bay mare weight about 1100 pounds white spot in forehead two white hind feet branded inverted heart with letter 2 inside on left hip A small payment down and the and about five years old balance on very convenient terms O A MASON r t Utah Power City Pound Master hlib PROBATE 8476 NOTICES ! UP & Light Co GUARDIANSHIP 8459 i Be sure and' see our furniture NOTICE TO CREDITORS stoves' rugs etc In the District Court of Weber You will be surprised County State of Utah In the matter of the estate of Marie Ogden Exchange Augusta Peterson deceased j Phone 870 2552 Washington AH creditors of the estate of Marie We Article Useful Buy Any Peterson will deceased preAugusta y-8314 sent their claims together with vouchers to the undersigned at the offices of her lawyer I A Huggins 1101-- 4 First National Bank Building Ogden Ail of the latest and best moUtah on or before November 26 1928 - ANGELINA A BEAVER toring aids at the big "indoor StaAdministratrix of the Estate of tion" 19 years of service - :"''" Accessories 24-ho- Marie Augusta Peterson I A Huggins Attorney for Admin- istratrix Ogden Utah 7413 Mack-Robinso- Phone ur n 604 '' '' ': W In-qui- 5-- M 1-- W 2262 j S433 j' $30 TWO-ROOmodern apartment $25 $17 month including light 2758 ' $20 Lincoln 8374 $25 WADMAN 3 and apt clean $50 ground floor 2610 Monroe $15 Binford 442 M Argyle apt Argyle apt La Franiri apt Garage 2441 Kieset Storeroom 2636 jWash 7675 Storeroom 3080 Wrash ' Rental Phone 1217-Agency ' ' 8097 AUTO EE PAIRING ONE CARVER apt glassed sleepJ B WALDRAM expert auto re- ing porch modern 539 22nd St a specialpairing Graham-Paig- e 8376 ty 561 17th $1 per hour Service 4 ROOMS modern 736 at your home garage Ph 2629-29th$30 4 rooms modern J2746 Madison $30 I - R 8378 8230 Inquire 653 27th! AUTO SUPPLIES etrictly modern glassed 24 1828 electric range gaporch sleeping SALES AUTOMOBILE H15ATORS 1342-- J 8024 rage 2000 at 4 one this winter with Enjoy driving at 160 1000 at of our low priced heaters THREE moderii rooms $13 Od 203 0 Orchard av4 Phone 302 ' Ben 1 OCTOBER OPENING Bingham Metals Eureka Lily 300 165 Lomond Auto Supply Iron King 100 at 91 Phcuo 735 Leonora 1000 at 5 6000 at 6 2222 Washington 830S 'Silver King Coalition t00 at 1337ii 100 at 1325 BOARD AND KOO ft Silver Shield 200 at 471 Tintic Standard 12 5 at 1375 NICE modern rooms excellent West Toledo 1000 at 1 2639 Jefboard Tintic Giant 700 at 80 200 at ferson very reasonable 8481 81 200 at 84 5100 at 85 100 at LARGE heated rooms board Home 86 cooking $30 Suitable for two 764 Monarch Lead 1000 at: 74 25th St Phone 3415-8489 Tintic Lead 1350 at 275 ROOM garage with or without Magnolia Lead 300 at 56 Afton 200 at 140 100 at 145 board Phone 3479-8426 150 10 North at 780 at Lily NICE warm room and excellent 790 ' board 740 23rd St 8390 Mineral Veins 4000 at 7 exWARM room in home modern OILS' 8069 cellent board 563 23rd Coloriver 1000 at 1 Crescent Eagle 2000 at 4 439 REAL home for 1 1000 Diamond 1000 at 6 at Binford Apt 3 working lady 8482 5 - '" - W W ' CLOSING SALES MODERN : 8551 2 3rd- liberty apartment 222 Si v S8309- j "West Gold 1000 at 4 Walker 100 at 185 50 at 187 Zuma 300 at 8 Tintic Giant 2000 at 87 1000 88 2000 at 89 100 at 90 urhished erything Adams Garage j - jh- aptirtment electric Ptove 2758 Elderly couple preferred Wall 8291 THREE rooms closet piuiio reasonable also 2 rooms 2203 Waeh-lngto- n ')' j I heated apart2404 Madison' m 2719-- 8109 j ONE and two-rooments Modern 4 W 7983 LARGE clean rooms 427 24th next Triplex! garage Murphy bed electric range 556 23rd 9448 First National Bank! 3570-- J J -- 7382 unfuriiished apt 2935 8336 Wash bum Apartments Grant Rent $181 Ph 4260 2210 Washington- - $1260 iup ROOMS 1C47 U' THREE-ROOipantry and bath 2 3 AND aparltments beau8506 2325 Jefferson Rhone S3S6-- J tifully furnished private bath $16 to $35 2786 Grant 3433 CARPET CLEANING SMALL furnished hpartmeht with no children! 2 741 Adansr E HAMPTON & CO heat Phone 520-" ! 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Jl LEANING CARPET 84S i FURNISHED everything you neei piano sewing macliine garage C31 Upholstering Mattresses renovat'8429 Feathers cleaned and steamed: 26th St work guaranteed Ph 2911 3114 apt heatjand light $25 BUILDINOCONTRACTING 854 9 K Van Kampen & Sous 2355 Jefferson bath "griound floor "PROGRESSIVENESS that modHome Carpet Cleaners 3tROOM 622s 23rd Phone 1950-8351 ern construction demands" LIFE LUSTER QUALITY LARSEN & SONS 5room apt Phone 246 Restored to rugs Upholstering and MODERN tf S545 or 960 Building Contractors 1320 Phone mattress making 1810 Wash Ave Phone 686-' 6859 bath electric range 884 8249 764-23rd 8516' Phone doors: kitchen cabinets CALL Keller for any kind of build-ir- g' CABINET setsfurni- ROSE APTS— 27th and Grant and breakfast special remodeling cabinets repairs ture! built by 8438 moderfi Phohe 3653-no job too small Estimates f ree net !& Fixture Co 423 23rdCabiSt R 1JS3-modern apt Inquire up7844 Phone 1989-j 8197 8425 stairs 3378 Ogded Ave GROCERY store and fixtures at 2901 Childs Phone 3502-ON 8550 GROUND floor 2j front rooms! CEMENT WORK "" - 32 3024 wash Ave COAL AND WOOD FOR EXCAVATING forms and FURNISHED apartment upstairs Ed Deeter 349 33rd St Phone 3873-cement work 2813-8242 GOAL 904:' —— — 1 ROOM heat light - gas everj-thin- g CLEAR CREEK AND CASTLE — — J 7383 $17 up 210$ Wash GATE LUMP STOVE AND NUT DETECTIVE Delivered direct from the car to 2 ROOMS nicely turnlsbed very ' 2794 your bin Every ton guaranteed to AMERICAN DiTECTl V E ASS'N reasonable 2583 Gant Phones give perfect satisfaction Confidential investigations 8 APTS modern in 208-- 9 fcccles Bldg 4273 S C location Castle Gate Coal Co 231 27th 2587 good - Rhone 1603 Office 2379 Kiesel ROOMS ELECTRIC CONTRACTING Phone 781-- J Yard 2240 Wall BERNARD S STONE Manager all DESIRABLE room 8 for two gen-- j wirjng any size J0h re8176 ELECTRIC tlemen also two sunny front room?! electrifcal appliances types of' 8457T for two or more 4 62 2 7st 2452 Wash Phone 581 OGDEN SEWER PIPE & COAL paired CO THE LIGHTHOUSE ELECTRIC SURPRISE i largo clean place to S797 cook j $? laundry gentlemen PHONE 141 i 35704J Phone 8490 W Ai DUNN (Only the best of coal) 907 8178 Wiring Motor Winding Repairing ROOM and iboard i 25th St S3is Work guaranteed Phone 2019 GORDON CREEK COAL i 1659 Not a clinker in a carload ed ! 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" -- i R 1 M Inter-Mounta- in R M i at — R W i - FUTURES ( 1-- CHICAGO Wheat: Dec March May Corn 121Tb : Iec Oct High 114U 119 May 83i 85 Ti rec 4314 Oats: March 3174 120 101 4 103i March 106 Oct 1157 1160 1175 1220 1227 Lard: Nov Dec Jan March 8 -- 80 84 854 82 4 T 44' 44i 43 44 44 99 93v 102 105 1147 1143 1160 1200 1225 1157 1157 1175 1215 1227 124 '' t r Si I 380-21- 70 f - 102 105 Bellies: Oct Nov Dec 804 43 y Oct Dec Close 113 1181 120 824i 44ii 45' : May AX 21 Low 112?i 81 March May Rye Dec 24 — (AP) — 1275 1215 1340 1260 1230 : 156 Asael Farr Coal Co ' 24th St Phone ' " ' 256 Coal and Coke ELLIS FUEL CO Phone C66 828C 828 7952 5 -- CLEANING AND PRESSING FASHION Cleaning" and Pressing regardless of All work guaranteed We call for price Our small overhead expense and deliver 13 C 25th St Phone i and low rent njake this possible 3960 8143 See us before buying There are many reasons why we can sell for FOR SALE OR RENT less C L Madsen Furniture & 2953 Music Co WASHINGTON farm good water right 7653 AVE PHQNE 173 house garage electrio Riverdale 75l 2btU after FOR SALE — Library diner' new lights S060 A bargain "Electric range Hughes 5 p xn or Sundays i 1079 2Sth brick Cheap Phone 2419-modern strictly 8544 33rd and Adams St Phone 95 C051 $14 5 KIMBALL i mahogany phonosell for graph good condition will 8560 Phone 31$2 $50 FOR SALE OR TRADE KITCHEN cabinet baby bugy PROPERTY locatfd at 635 23rd heater all in excellent condition Ogden Utah for Cal' 1029 Darling Ktreet 8548 ifornia or vicinity i Address F F DAVANET library table sanitary Bond 1947 Lovelace Ave Los An I 8515 geles CalifS368 couch 2833 Pingree 1696-- J 1 WHEELWRIGHT WOOD YARD Kindling Wood and blocks Phone KINDLING wood blocks delivered FURNITURE FOR SALE 8177 WE beat all sales sacks il wood Rhone 4012 7896 - sacks v reecipts 4830 "Shipments 40112 barrels) Bran $2850 2900 x - TWO or three modern rooms apt modern except Phone 8552 2 62S '8359 2 -- room steam heat jneatly? furnished f 1-- W J M j! 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