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Show TOE STOCK Weak, Chicago Produce. Chicago. May 14. Close:. Wheat-M-ay. 93 July. 95 5ha3-4Com May, 53 34k July, 53 Gala May, 45 July. 44 Pork May, 916.45; July. 116.65. Lard May, 99.20; July. 99.33 July. 99.02 12 Rib May, $8.92 Kye Cash. 79. Barley Cash, 7ku85. Flax Clover and timothy; no trad-lug- MARKET UTAH 15, 1907. IIHH 1"H' I H 444411 W4H4( MINING MARKET 1-- WERE DEPRESSED SECURITIES ON WALL STREET. Nervous, 1 3-- MAY WEDNESDAY, cheese weak 13a 15; 'prime firsts CTAII. OGDEN, MORNING EXAMINER, Yeeterday'e Reaction in Wheat Woa Due ta tha Heavy Selling ta Take Profits. Men and surely Quickly cured . modern by mrthods and at mod- erate coat. FREE CONSULTATION Dr. THE Elliott SPECIALIST 2356 Washington Are., OGDEN. Bush A Gsrte Plane Brae. Organa. Newman New York. May 14. Security market at all tba great center! of capital were more or leaa depressed today, and It seemed clear that the lm mediate compelling cause waa tba bad outkiok far tba world's crop. Tbl diagnosis ta not necessarily discredited by the fact that storks rose la when wheat New York yenterday Jumped and. that the reartlun la the wheat market today was accompanied by a decline In clocks. Technical speculative condition! may be advanced In explanation of these seemingly contradictory movements, Besides the ipeclal operation! In yeaterday'a stork market designed to sustain or lift prices. It waa evident that nn outstanding short Interest wss seeking to take advantage of the bad crop news to cover short contracts. The fart their covering operations waa effective In lifting prices waa significant of the narrow speculative Interest In the present stack market, either on the long or tha short side, partly an a result of tha large diversion of ape nlattve activity to the commodities markets. On the other hand, today's reaction in the wbnt market waa attributed In large part to the heavy selling .to take proflta Induced by tho recent extensive edvance In the price of w heat. This reaction did not nerve entirely to relieve npprehenalan over the crop prospects. The large shortage In the winter wheat crop already wheat indicated makes the spring seeding a matter of paramount interest in the funning of opinions in the market. The weather news from the apring wheat regions today indicated continued temperature deficiencies which male conditions unfavorable for seeding. The violent decline In Canadian Pacific was traceable to thin cause. That stock also reflected the depressed conditions on foreign securities markets, owing to tba large volume of It la foreign hands. Last price ahowed no Important recovery from tha low levels. Bonds were heavy. Total sales par value PUBS, 000. V. B. bonds were unchanged on call NBW YORK BONDS. C. H. WARDLEIOH Sugar and Coffee. New York, May 14. Sugar Rw, steady; IMr refining, 337; centrifugal 99 test, 287; molasses sugar, 312. Refined, ateady; crushed,' 560; powdered, u0; granulated, 490. No. Coffee Steady; No. 1 rlo, 6 4 Santos. T 1-- W00L 8t. Lxniis, No May 14. Wool-Ste- ady; territory and western medium. 2220; fine medium. 18a21; fine, 14al6. Kansas City Livestock. Kansas City, fo.. May 14. Cottle -- Receipts 60O; market steady to 5c. lower. Native steers, 94.50a6.00; naheifers. 62.50a5.40; tive cow and Stockers and feeders, 93.50n5.25; bulls. 93.0oa4.50; calves. 93.25aS.50; went-erfed steers. 94.25a5.Su; western fed a cows. 93.25a4.65. Hogs Receipts 19.000; market weak to 5c. lower. Heavy. 96.25a 6.32; packers. 9S.30a6.40; light, 96.35 s8.42; pigs, 95.50a5.75. Sheep Receipts 9.000; market steady. Muttuns, 95.50a6.75: lambs, 97.00a8.60; range wethers. 95.SUa7.00; fed ewes, 94.90a6.7l. Chicago Livestock. Chicago, May 14. Cattle Receipts 24.500; market steady. Beeves, 04. Ida 6.70; cowa. 91.90a4.90; heifers, 92.70s 95.40; calves, 94.60a6.00; good to prime steers, 95.40a6.45; poor to medium, 94.S0a5.35; stockers and feeders, 94.25a4.75. Hoge Receipt! 18.000; market steady to shade lower. Light, 86.30a 1.55; mixed, heavy. 86.10a 6.50; rough heavy, 86.10a6.25; pigs. 95.S0s6.35; guod to choice heavy,, not quoted; bulk of sale, 36.45x6.52. Sheep Receipts 10,000; market steady. Natives, 84.50a6.83; westerns. 94.50a6.85; western, 84.50a6.75; yrerl-Ing96.75a7.65: lambs, 96.50a8.70; western, 96.50a8.75. P. C. WOOD A CO. Architects. M A 67 Flint Bank Bide Both Phene Salt Lake, May 14. The week continues to grow brighter in the local mining stock exchange because a number of Utah mines are getting In better shape each day, influencing their storks for the better, naturally. Were It nut for tho fact that the stock of the South Columbus Con. has been taken In by a few insiders during the past several months, this stock would be subjected to tbe liveliest kind of trading. Thoe who hold stock have heard of the big strike made there a few days ago and of course are not lotting go, even at the advanced price of 93. A few blocks of stock were budged this morning, 1.000 going at 12. 100 at 91 95 and 100 at 1.92. This stock is going higher and as the Albion ground lies on one aide of the outh Columbus Cun, its stock will he strong with a probable climb from the present price. Colorado Mining company, one of Utahs latest dividend payers Is another worker In the campaign for increased prosperity In Utah. This stock looks good to buyers; so good, In fart that 93 per share I nut a set back to trading. At different payment arrangements, 1.600 shares sold at 83 this morning. All Utah stocks are In demand sad firm prices prevail Silver Klngk la moving la small hlucka. 28 shares selling today at 833.50. The market la In excellent condition locally, and while ontalde markets are showing up poorly Utah's constantly growing dividend Ust Is keeping stock trading lively. The forenoon sales, totals and closing quotations follow: JOSEPH CHEZ, Attorney and Counselor at Law, 40 and 41 First National Bank Bldg. Ogden, Utah. Both phonsa. N tarjr in office. A made of Judge Armstrong today by Mrs. A. L. Young, as guardian of the person of Bessie TuAsl for an accounting of the estate of the girl of which former Judge W. C. Hall Is guardian. An accounting is asked ao as to as- 90 1114 98 170 ORGANS AND MUSICAL MERCHANDISE Violin a, Guitars, Accordeons, 314 and Sle Ecciea Building. Strings. let sat Publication! Baa ' of Bbaat Mule. tba Wonderful Flpa 1371 Organ. Waahlngten Avenue, OGDEN, UATH. CAUL EPEIRSON SCO . A vs. Attomey-at-Law- ington AGEE A M'CRACKEN, , BA 64 and 69 First National Bank Bldg. Phenee, Bell 809, Ind. 80. A. G. HORN, Attorney at Law. Over Badeen Drug Store, Wash. Ave. MARKET If you wait ta cut down living aspansaa call aad aaa ua aad bo eonvtacad Cor. 24th and Grant Phenee ZtS Ball; ill Independent. JO. HOW ABOUT that new Harnea yen nendT think yon cant afford tt till Don't yoove given us a chance. We sell no Inferior finds, no old fashioned appliances. t a Our Harness n.de from the bent of leather la the most workmanlike manner. Blanket, Halters, Whips and everything horse ewner need J.C. Platt Saddlery Co. 1.29. Articles Flour, bbls Wheat, bu Corn, bu Oats, bu .. Rye, bn . . Barley, bu 47.090 .... Rcpts. .... 50.000 Shptn. 313,200 475,000 15.000 47,300 1K9.300 47:1.900 24.700 20.600 7.500 2.", ,500 Kelso, Chati. KaihoJ. Anton Kirkpatrick. A. C. West. F. T. Lyden, William Luntan. Jim (3 letters) Lane, levl G. Walker, Jay Wunn klm Chang Wood. William Wet Shore Oil Col P. O. Box 721 Lambert. Herman .... Mhos, Alfred Papers. On the produce exchange today the Guauiar, Nick Borksa, Moll butter market ws steady: creamer- Yincon, John ies 18x23; dairies 17a21; egg weak; WM. GLASMANN, 1. M. at mark cases Included 15; firsts F. B. C. 11; 1 1 1 ! 1 1 C. O. ISAKSON. House lain and decorative and paperhanging. No chSra?! ost.matea 160 2nd Furnishings THE HOUSEHOLD FURNISHING CO, No. 2300 and 2303 Waa. Ave, second hand goods bought and sold. Both phenee 1144. Jeweers A. BETLZER. St Belf i! Piano:s CHAMBERLAIN-THOMA- ! MUSIC CO, The House of Quality. thing known In muaia 2414 Wat A M. J. BARNES, The Music Dealer OPERA HOUSE BLOCK. e 170 GEO. HARTLEY Clack and Watch Maker and Jeweler and Optician. Dealer in Art Geode end Notions, Victor Talking Machines end records, 2582 Wash. Avenue. Printers A. L. 8COVILLE, PRINTEA Opposite postoffice. Both phone Ladies' Tailors Photographers A. NELLE8, LADIES' TAILOR. Workmanship and fit guaranteed. Suite Lewie Block. InA Phone 169. LUKE CRAWSHAW, Protographer; Studio Artistic. Mq Washington Avenue, Ogden, UaL A picture that locks like you, 46-4- 7 MacLAUCHLAN, L. WEBER, WILLIAMS BROS. Livery and Feed Stables. Phenee: 71 A 239 Beil 611; Independent OGDEN FEED A SALE STABLE Gty Florists and Bearding. Phones; Bell 119V, Ind. 605, 221 Washington Ave. Real Estate Agents OGDEN FLORAL CO. Floral Artiste.' .Store 413 Twenty-fourth st. Greenhouse opposite Qlenweod park. Phones, Bell 636x, Masonry and Cement Contractors THE PORTER FLORAL CO. Choice cut flower always on hand. Floral designs a specialty. Greenhouse cor. Jefferson ave. and Twentieth et. W. L. Porter, Mgr. Phenee Bell 260Z; Ind. 293. ! I . . MINING STOCKS. Photographer. Every variety of photo art work 1436 Wash, nva Both phonea THE THOMAS STUDIO. High Grade Portraiture in Postal, Crayon and India Ink. 2457 Wash. Ave. Both Phones. Street Twenty-fift- J. F. Everett A Co, Preps, Livery . SAN FRANCISCO Paint Livery Stables Auditor and Accountant, Notary and Conveyancer. Office Room 42, Firat National Bank building, Ind. Phene 470. VARNEY FLORAL CO. e Roses, Carnations, and Cut Flowers every day. We think our prices to be tho lowest. Fot plants In monthly. J. P. ONEILL CONSTRUCTION fO. Contractors end Builders ef Sew ei Cement Walks, Street Paving end Gravel Reefing. 423 26th at CARL C. RASMUSSON Real Estate, Loans, Rentals and Fire Insurance. First National Bank Bldg. Ind. Phone 47A WM. A. HlCKENLOOPER. . Neal aststs, insurance and Invssi nenta. 209 Ecdee Building, sae iiuar to N. H. I van. Music KELLY A HERRICK General Insurance, Leans and Rente la Real Estete Investments and Instructors Calla-Llllle- Intar-Stat- Brokerage Co. Openings From San Franciace. e . . ; i B. VAN DER SCHUIT. Funeral deelgne ef ell kinds; cut flowers and potted plants. .All or. dere promptly filled. Phene 960Z. 740 Twenty-eight- h at. I ) STILLWELL A NEWMAN Florists. Choice and Bedding Plante ef all kinds. Give us a cell. Store 2576 Waeh. Ave. Cut-Flow- ra ; Carriage Mfg. ....... 8: IW(4IH44M1 DR. P. A. COOK. DentisL Office, Ecclcs Building. Opden, Utah. Auditors and Accountants OGDEN ELECTRIC AND CARRIAGE MACHINE COMPANY. Horseshoeing, Rubber Tiring, Han vesting Machines, Wagons, Buggiee and Tope Manufactured. 2247 Waeh. Ave. Bell Phene 1260Y. JOSEPH BALLANTYKJL Ogden Tebarruele Choir Voice Building a Specialty. ST'aiii 258 Orchard Ave. 01 rector MISS ALMA BAUER, Tsaeher ef PianA Contractors and Studio, FRED HOWARD, Contractor and Builder. Bax 386. Phene 617Z. P. a el Bell GEO. OI.MSTEADl Contractor and Builder. Office and ahop at residence, 500 24th et. West Ogden. Bell phene 481X. ERNEST M. W. JONES. Piano, Cabinet, Organ end Studio 3343 Waeh. Ave. A. W. MEEK. Cleaning and Dyeing Pocatello. Ogden. ELITE CLEANING CO., Cleaners and Dyers. Taylor A Wilson, Proprietors. Both Phone, l, 4-- 1 MH R. P. HUNTER Teacher ef Guitar and Mandolin (Moravian System). Alee Plana Studio 224S Quincy Ava DENT MOWREY and Celia Wedell-Kies- Plano The Tillage of Marlon, Ooreville, south of here, waa swept by fire lant night .entailing a lota of 875 000. Sixteen buildings were destroyed. It Is believed the fire was started by Incendiaries. 111.. 165. MRA A E. REDFIELD. Teaeher ef Plana Bell phene 341-Studio, 141 Washington Avonua k. MRS. MARY L. SHIPP. Teacher ef Giutar and Mandolin. Residence 304 33d SL InA Phene CELESTE CONROY. Late Pupil of Leopold Godowaky ef Berlin, Germany. Instructor of music In the State Industrial School Studio at 300 25th Street. Phenee, Ind. 400; Bell, ISA John N. Ford end Sen Decorators and Designera Ball phone 243 X. Leave orders at Beyle Furniture Co. Established W. B. WEDELL Real Estate, Leona, Insurants and Rentals. 2468 Washington avs, Boyle block. Both phonea J. M. F0RRISTALL. Surety Bond, Real Estate and Insurance, 913 Ecciea Bldg.' W. N. PEIRCE. Real Estate, Notary, Firt and Llfo Insurance, 413 24th at Both phonea Transfer Companies ALLEN TRANSFER CO, Albom Furniture Van and Storago, Cabs at a moments Notice. Office 412 25th it 'Phone Alton, Proprietor. 22. TRANSFER Plano moving a specialty. 25th. Both phonon 233. G. A. MULLER A SONj Dealer In Wall Paper, Paper Hang- Painting, Tinting end Gsnaral Decorating. We ere authorities on wood finishing, 2582 Waeh, avs, opposite Library. Ind. Phone. ing Seeds Seeds to fThiior W. A. MALAN A E. MALAN TRANSFER CO. Vina Drays and Baggagn Wagona Our apsclaltino Plano, Furniture and Safa Moving; Storago. Office, 408 25th at Sea Bladco Phonsa MALAN SLADES HACKS MEET ALL TRAINS. Carriages In waiting day or night Vans, Dreyo and Baggage Wagona Plane Moving a Specialty. Excursion Busses Office, ind. 224; Boll 220; Rea. Bell 840. All Kinds of Transfer Work. Office 401 Twenty fifth Street Upholstering THE LITTLE GAIN. carUpholstering, mattreoa making, pet cleaning, laying and fitting Furniture packed fox ehlpping. 447 25th Street Both Phonea 1 1 y Mil JXTBACT3L Kil- ler. MITCHELL BROS. The famous Columbia and Pratt's Stock Remedies. FLOUR of marble aed granite to select Dont buy from spelts, as they get largo commissions and you have to pay them. Order at once for Decoration Day. YARD OPPOSITE CITY from. Domestic and Imported. High Patent Hay, Grain and Produce. Prompt delivery. 11 1 HM4 Lemons i tah Feed & REWARD party or pnrtlen stealing the Ogden jtxcdxru or the Morning Examiner. LAMAR NELSON, Circulator. 2311 Wash. staple a GROCERIES Fancy Produce Co. arrest nnd con r let Ion of nay Fine Red Apples The Best on the Market CEMETERY. $10 1 Figs A FULL AND COMPLETE Pratts Poultry Food nnd Lien For the 11 Oranges LINA May 14. 1 Garlen and Flower Seeds .MAUDES'. FOR MONUMENTS. arrived 2 carloads M Bananas Dates CA&tirit& Just VANS. 328 1881. . VILLAGE SWEPT BY FIRE. N. H. IVEA Live Stock, Ranches, City Property. Home on iy payments. 2464 Wash. Ave. Phone 1396. GEORGE A. HORN, Real Estate, Loans and Insurance First National Bank Building. InA 750, Bell 1164. 1 1 50-tu- n 300-fo- ' Paper-hanger- Plumbing end Heating Removed from the 26th L shop to 2640 Wash. Ave. InA 'phone. : - rs' Plumbers Salt Lake, May 14. The Nevada Superior Mining company owning and operating property la Humboldt county, Nevada, la holding its annual meeting In this city today. The officer elected are. E. 1). Woodruff, president, and John W. Geiger, secretary. The dlrecier are E. D. Woodruff, H. P. Saunders, Allen T. Sanford and H. Gopely of Salt Lake and Ford W. Cor-relD. R. Peterson and Otto Grants of Rockford, III. The company la cap-1- 1 allied for 300,000 shares, 23,000 constitute treasury stock and the remainder with the exception of 3,000 shares was represented at. the meeting. The stockholders meeting was held yesterday but adjourned without transacting any hnalness. Immediately after being elected the directors met and elected the officers mentioned. The directors aim named a managing hoard consisting of E. D. Woodruff, H. P. Saunders and Ford W. Coirell..Mr. torrell is managing director of this board. The mill being built on tbe property a concentrating plant was me of the few Improvements brought up for discussion and under the splendid financial and physical conditions, of the company and mine, nothing to carry on the good work Is being overlooked. The mine 1 being shaft. worked by means of the 300-foDrifts have been run cn the 100, 200 level nnd extensive deand velopment has been accomplished throughout. The property has shipped considerable ore but is now letting its milling stuff accumulate for treatment right at the property. The NeTtda Superior wss one of the first properties in Humboldt county to get In producing shape. Her-mon- Painter and Paper-hangeDirectory Contracting SUPERIOR MEETS. Bell Phene 11S9L PETER UNANDER, General Contractor and Builder, 369 9th St. Ball phene 676 Z. NEVADA Adama Ind Phone 3662 A. BERTHA M. PAYNE, Teacher of Plana InA Phene 2350 WalL Builders P. A. ISAKSON. 22nd Rear of 245-4- 7 phono, 298Z. 2309 321 K. Bldg. Fan-Benne- "MEAT 1 Counselors-at-Law- ..... GROCERY C. GUNNELL Off.ce 2374 WashBoth phones 771 VOLNEY step-moth- Baa-Jo- 1 1 Watchmaker and Jeweler, 26th at Major Drug Store. S. FARNSWORTH Atterney-aMaw- . step-moth- PIANOS Nat Attorneys A request waa certain what property belongs to the girl, who la the daughter of the late Dua Tufia and was left a number of Baltimore and Ohio hares of .stork In the Deseret NaPacific Canadian tional bank which are very valuable. Chicago and Northwestern .....154 It Is claimed that the of 203 Chicago and X. W. ptd the girl was given orders by the 25 Colorado Southern guardian to purchase anything Bessie 27 Vs needed Denver nnd Rio Grande and upon thst authority Denver and Bio Grand e pM ... 72 bought several large bills of merchanKrte ..... 2414 dise which was never used by the girl. 143 Illinois Central Bessie is 16 years of age and sev 117 Louisville nnd Nashville eral weeka ago ran away from her 21 Mexican Central .... for the reason that she 74 Missouri Pacific had been miltrated. Since that time 114 New .York Central ... he has been a ward of the Juvenile 124 court and has been living with Mrs. Pennsylvania 109 Young, who Is a probation officer of , Reading Rock Island 44H the court. Judge Armstrong Issued an order for an accounting of her es. .133 8L Paul 21 Vi tate. Southern Railway 24 Southern Pacific COTTON SI ED SCARCE. 146 Usloo Pacific . , , ,,,, , n Talon Pacific, pfd New Orleans, La., May 14. Advices IB abash ... 13 from Baton Rouge say that cotton need 17 Wisconsin Central la becoming so scarce that fanners 94 Amalgamated Copper who have sold seed to oil mills are American Car and Foundry ... 37 telephoning tho mllla to begin to buy American locomotive 62 It back. As mahy as three plantings, American Smelting 19 made, necessary by tho phenomenal 107 American Smelting pfd rein In some sections, have brought 60 Brooklyn Rapid Transit planters to the verge of a seed famine. Colorado Pud and Iron 34 Several cotton seed oil mills have International Paper 13 closed because of tho scarcity. 76 National Biscuit National Lead 63 LETTER LIST. Pacific Mall 26 93 Peoples Gas List of letters remaining in the OgPressed Steel Car 35 den, Utah, poatofllce May 14, 19u7, Pullman Palace Car ...1G8 which. If not called for lu two weeks, 521 Standard Oil will he sent to the Dead Letter Of126 Sugar fice: Tennessee Coal and Iron 148 Ladies' List. United 8tatea Steel 37 Bowers, Mrs. E. C.Hsseluin, Granroa United States Steel pfd 109 Beggi, Mrs. Jennie G. Western Union g Buchanan. Laura Johnson, Mrs. Northern Pacific 123 Mrs. May Hie M. Great Northern pfd 134 Brown, Miss King, Mrs. Ola Int Met ..... 23 Ballcnger. Mtella Now man, Mrs. 8. A InL MeL pfd ... 57 Connor. Mrs. Bea- - Nofslnger, Mrs. R. ,0 Macltay ..... ..... sle Phillips, Mrs. J. N. 67 Mackajr, pfd Davidson, Mrs. 8. Ogler, Mrs. Marla. gnret CHICAGO FUTURES. Flrkett. Mrs. W. F.Renss, Miss Bertha Drlskell, Lissle Randle, Mra. E. Sawyer, Mra. E. B Foltoin, May Goethe, Mrs. Theo. Smith, Miss Loti Hagen, Mrs. IV. A. Slmer, Miss Nollie Harvey, Mrs. Nel- - Wxborg, Mrs. Anns He Mra. Ylrgie Hastings, Miss Heiel Gents' List. May, C. F. Arsbnrg, Christ Alllngton. Harold Madden. Edw. McLean. Frank Abbott, H. H. Myer, V. I (2 letters) Nailer. Bill Adams. George Nevada Silver Sum Bennett, A. W. mitt Bluing Co. ' Bryden, A. R. Norton, W. M. Bruedert, Bill Brumfield, Fred Plleponlc. Jose Price, Bert Burch, E. A. Pierce. G. J. Booth, Wm. Prlrlee. Terry Collins, F. G. Coglnen, Goat Jessop Pender. R. EL Cumlne, G. 8. Rim, Chum Cope, Owen CHICAGO PRODUCE. Ray, F. C. Cregon. Blmeon Ruhe. Frederick Cole, T. C. Endow. 8. Simpson, A. F. Cash quotations were aa follows: 13 letters) Shannon. A. Flour, strong. Edward Sweet, Chaunrey 90a 99 : Earle, No. spring wheat 981.00: E. L. Scsne. Frank No. 8 90a99; No. 2 red 91a93; No. Fitch, Jeme Sisker, Eerl Falen, 2 corn 62; No. 2 yellow 52a53; No. F. E. Fisk. Shrrman, Eihelburt 2 oats 45: No. 2 white 45a; No. Kdd A. Leon 8 white 42a45; No. 2 rye 8087; fair Ollllgan. Frank Smith. G. K. to chotre malting 81a84; No. 1 flax Geiger, Gordon. Ed Shaver, J. K. seed 1.21; No. 1 mirth western Guisseppee. I.nu- - Sllgen, J:in clover seed 4.30; timothy prime rente Smith. .1. R. contract grades. 15.00; short rilis. HarliertM-n- , James Stuvcr. Mr. mess . sides (loose) 9.758.93; pork per Hansi-nE. Smyth. P 1 hhl. 16.50s! 6.62: lard per 100 lbs., Houston, Jeph J. A. Sinner, H. H 9.20; short ctenr sides (boxed) 9.12 Sam Hlnneher, G. C. Spray. s9.37; whiskey basis of high wines Han, Ernest ..... ...tit.Miai,, ... ... Atchison Atchison. pfd B. A. GRAVE. 39 First Natl Bank Bldg Beil Phene 966K. AschltecL WANTED. May 14. i Leading Dentists Architects Local Exchange Is One ef Few in Country Enjoying Good Business "Therti a Reason. Ind. 193, 8alt Lake, H TRADING KEEP MINES LIVELY ON CHANGE. a, ACCOUNTING 1 Ogden Business Directory . Diseased 441 Phonea WANT ADS YIELD BIG RESULTS. Prompt Delivery E. A. OLSEN 2259 Wshinittn Ave. |