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Show 12 THE CITIZEN SAMUEL'S SPECIALTIES. 7,800,000 packs o' playing cards. The great American game must be coming Into Its own. And while we may be Washington, June 30. (Special corwell fed up with European respondence) Glancing through the pretty exports from the United States for the printed propaganda, we return good ten months ended April 30, last, we for evil with 39,000,000 books, map3, pictures, and other printed matter. Eufind a. number of specialties which are ignored in considering the largest rope certainly needs accurate maps for .he league of nations changes the items of our export trade, but which add their mite to the huge total of boundaries so often. "We have some salt of our youth 13.265.000.- 000 for the period. in us, and our advice to the world For example we exported nearly to go to work has been savored with 2.000.- 000 pounds of chewing gum, so no that condiment, for we exported one can say we did not do our share in pounds. And to mention one giving the world a substitute for the of the big export items which assist rag. Nearly 9,000,000 pounds of candy in the work, exports of machinery and vehicles totaled $339,500,000. were sold abroad. That's the sweetFinally, the world might clean up est story ever told, and a soft taffy and paint up with the $11,000,000 turneth away, wrath. worth of pigments, paints, and varForeigners may be jealous of Amernishes which we sold to it. ican diplomacy, but they take kindly to the American flavor, judging from lhe fact that we exported nearly 1,500,-00- 0 An English shopkeeper noticed a tax gallons of fruit juices and flavorcollector looking closely at his shop. ing extracts. Presently, notebook in hand, the offiWe exported almost 2,400,000 pounds cer entered and began a conversation of yeast. Yet we have it on the auas follows: a little thority of the Bible that "Your name is Jones?" leaven leaveneth the whole lump." Yes, Jones answered. If the bolsheviks come to us again "You keep a trap? to feed Russia, having in view the seiz"I do, indeed ure of our corn for Lenin's armies, we Have you a license for it? came might put the soviet hors du combat question No. 3. with dried apples. We exported No, Jones replied. An entry was pounds; and one might think made in the notebook. the world was "full of prunes beThen, How many does the trap cause we shipped 75,000,000 pounds of hold? that one time lowly, and now regal Five, said Jones. delicacy. Another entry. There used to be a great debate How many wheels has it? the ofamong philosophers as to which came ficer persisted. first, the hen or the egg. They started coming in by the millions from None, answered Jones. we and was thus learned it that China, Why, what kind of a trap is it? the egg came first the hen must have A mouse trap, quietly answered been some centuries behind. Now the Jones. London world is coming to us for fresh eggs and we exported over 30,000,000 dozen. This lets me out said the chicken To quiet the jaded nerves of a ghost as the egg shell cracked. ridden world we sent out 380,000,000 That some single men are hometobacco of and in which pounds pipes less. Some married men are home to smoke it and over nine bilHon cigless than others. arettes. Edison says there are loads of $10,-00- 0 The world ought to be able to keep jobs, and they seem to be in search a stiff upper lip with the 224,000,000 of $10,000 men. we of and starch pounds exported, Pay as you go is an ideal for state our shipments of nearly 5,000,000 garor individual, but thats all it generalters and suspenders should hold things ly is for either. in place for a while longer. Wonder if Old Man Clemenceau ever not seem does to be the asks himself what good his American Diplomacy on which around the trip did? only game goes table for we green abroad, exported In Germany there are 165,315 automotive vehicles of all kinds, or one car to each 360 of population. A Few Unclaimed Suits Old stage coaches, which have been on the streets of London for years, are now being mounted on automobiles and used as buses. Exceptional Prices 216,-000,0- 12,-000,0- 00 Tit-Bit- s. at Mining company, following the successful termination of its litigation with Utah Consolidated Mining company, in which it won has returned to its regular dividend basis. Utah-Ape- x $1,-250,0- "Tailor of Quality Clothe 215 South Main EVANS & EARLY Funeral Director 48 South State Street Telephone Wasatch 5516 00, Vipont Silver Mining Co., the Utah subsidiary of Kerr Lake Mines Co., is producing about 150,000 ounces silver a month from ore milled at the rate of 200 tons a day. The company is now employing 325 men.. Moab Uranium mine resumes work. 00 The Utah Power and Light company sunnliea electric ngnt and power to Salt Lake City, Ogden, and other com- munities in Utah and southeastern Idaho, and, through a subsidiary, to a section of Colorado. Lake City, Utah, Luke Leary, Soldiers Summit, Utah, 1 davenport, $10.52; C, Jluy JoneH B.llt Lilke CitV Thomag 1) Murphy Co., Red Oak,, ia., l bx. ptd. utiihfijltroVt SUMMONS. In the Third Judicial District Court of Salt Lake County, State of Utah. John L Low, plaintiff, vs. Hazel G. Low. defendant. Summons. The State of Utah to the said Defendant: You are hereby summoned to appear within twenty days after the service of this summons upon you, if served within the county in which action this is brought; otherwise, within, thirty days after service, and defend the above en titled action; and in case of your failure so to do, judgment will be rendered against you according to the demand ofthe complaint, which has been filed with the clerk of said court. This action is brought to recover a judgment dissolving the bonds of matrimony existing between plaintiff and defendant. J. M. HAMILTON, for Plaintiff. Attorney I O. Address No. 407 Ness Bldg.. Salt Lake City, Utah. UNCLAIMED SALE OF PUBLIC Fit RIGHT, II Y JOSEPH 11. YOUNG, RECEIVER OF THE DENVER & GRANDE-WESTERRAILRIO N ROAD SYSTEM. Notice is hereby given that Joseph H. Young, receiver of the Denver & Grande-Wester- n railroad system, a Rio common carrier of freight and passenger for hire, will sell the goods and property hereinafter described at public auction to the highest bidder for cash at its freight station on Fifth West Street, between Second and Third South Streets, Salt Lake City, Utah, commencing at 10 oclock a. m., Monday, July 30, 1923, and continuing from day to day until all of said property, or sufficient thereof, to pay the charges, is sold. Said property either ha3 not been accepted, taken away and charges thereon paid by tothe consignees or persons authorized receive the same within two months after arrival at place of consignment, or has been left with said company to await shipment without any shipping instructions being given or shipment being made for two months, and has remained in possession of the aforesaid company, unclaimed for more than two months from the time of arrival at the point of consignment or from the time of its delivery to said company for shipment. All of sal dproperty, or so much thereof as may be necessary, will be sold to pay freight, back charges, storage, handling, and cost of removing same to place of sale. Name and address shown first in the list indicates the name and address of consignee so far as known; the name and address immediately following indicate the name of the consignor and from what place shipped so far as known; while the items immecover the description diately following of property so far as known and the amount of the Hen on same, not including the expense of sale. apor1SstoVf Joseph, .Mo.. 4 stoves, gas oil, l water heater, $44.20; Golden Rule Store, Pay- son, Utah, McCall, New York, N. Y., 1 bdl. ptd. matter, $10.20; H. C. Smith, Price, Utah, Franklin Paint Co., Cleveland, Ohio, 1 steel bbl. liq. roof cement, 1 kit roofing cement, $52.10; Mrs. Fred S. Pleasant, Green River, Utah, Lee Mfg. Co., Chicago, 111., 1 brl. notions, 1 bdl. Jap matting, $8.35; Alders Soap Co., Salt Lake City, Utah, E. L Jarvis, Castle Gate, Utah, 3 bx. drugs, 9 bx. soap, $33.14; Ktta Rertelsen, Marys-valUtah, The Aviation General Supply Depot, H-- Houston, Texas, 2 crates 1 3 Standard Airplane complete less motor, $308.81; Hills Quick Service, Ogden, Utah, W. O. Colson, Paris, 111., 2 pkgs. fly swatters, $7.50; U. S. Nov- eity Co., Salt Lake City. Utah, National Gum Co., Newark. N. J.. 2 bx. P. Nut Candy, $8.10; R. J. Alder, care of Right away Mfg. Co., Salt Lake City, Utah, L. J. Rosser, Sunnyslde, Utah, 6 bx. soap, $14.65; E. T. Walton Sons, Salt Lake City, Utah, Zanesville Products Co., Zanesville, Ohio, 1 bbl. glass tumblers, $12.50; Mrs. Frank C. Burk,, Salt Lake City, Utah, Hartman Furn. Co., Chicago, 111., 1 crt. oil stove, $6.02; Detachable Plow Share Edge Mfg. Co., Ogden, Utah, G. D. Felt, Mt. Pleasant, HudUtah, 2 bx. plow shares, $16.68;Water-house son Auto Top Co., Ogden, Utah, & Lester Co., Lancaster, Pa., 7 bdls. Rough Bent Bows, $18.82; Vivian Barnson, Kingston, Utah, Franklin Paint Co., Cleveland, Ohio, 1 steel lif. bbl. roof cement, 1 kit roof cement, $32.56; Joel H. Johnson, Johnson, Utah, Valley Oil Co., Cleveland. Ohio, 2 St. hf. bbls. Pet Lub. Oil, $43.85; Swan Lunch & Bakery, Salt Lake City, Utah, Win. B. Wood Mfg. Co., St. Louis, Mo., 1 brl. dry cocoa, $14.75; Motor Car Equipment Co., Salt Lake City, Utah, Motor Car Equipment Co., Richfield, Utah, 1 bx. iron auto parts, 2 bdls. wooden battery boxes, 7 carboy sulRivphuric acid, $39.86; Ross Hardy,Cleveerton, Utah, Franklin Paint Co., land, Ohio, 2 steel hf. bbl. roof cement, 2 kit roof cement, $53.31; White Clothing Co., Helper, Utah, Kemper Thomas Co., Chicago, 111., 1 cs. calenders, $7.37; DIato Products Co., Salt Lake City, Utah, C. C. Featherstone, 1 bx. Ephraim, Utah, 4 sacks cement, Mines $10.16; Boy Bully empty sacks, Corp., Marysvale, Utah, Coco Cola BotCity, Utah. 12 cs. tling Co., Salt Lake Coco Cola, $41.31; Le Roy Hatch. Utah, Franklin Paint Co., Cleveland, Ohio, 3 steel bbl. roof cement, 3 kit roof cement, $135.94; Alger Auto Co., Price, Utah, McMaster-Car- r Supply Co., Chicago, 111., 1 bale cot. waste, $5.71; Thomas Dixon, Price,1 Utah, J. M. Johnson, Elsinore, Utah, base stone, 1 foot stone, $31.96; E. H. Monks, Vernal, Utah, Franklin Paint Co., Cleveland, Ohio, 1 steel bbl. roof cement, 1. kit roof. cement, $26.89; C. J. Seschener, Kingston, Utah, Frederick Boyd Co., Seattle, Wash., 1 bdl. glazed sash, $5.66; Mrs. Riley R. Norton, Utah, Lee Mfg. Co., Chicago, e, - Koo-share- m, . Cir-clevil- le, 111., 1 cart, glassware, $2.93; Wm. B. Stork, Salt Lake City, Utah, Wm. B. Stork, Logan, Utah, 1 crt. table, $2.93; O. E. Mclff, Panguitch, Utah, Missouri Paint Co., St. Louis, Mo., 2 kit roof cement, $5.70; Walton T. Hammond, Salt Lake City, Utah, McCallun Co., JOSEPH H. YOUNG, lnc.- , Cleveland, Ohio, 1 bucket llq. roof Receiver of The Denver & Rio Grande- - cement, $5.56; Roy Ilalliday, Tropic. 3 Western Railroad System. Utah, Spear & Co1., Alleghany, Pa., Halli-da6 wood chairs, $11.43; Roy bdls. J. H. MILLER, Utah, Spear & Co., BloomTropic, Claim Agent. Freight crt. ington, Ind., 1 crt. kit cbt. top, 1Teas-dalN. G. Morgan, Salt Lake City. Utah, cbt. base, $26.68; Lewis Allen, Castle Dale Oil Co., Watson. Utah, 1 Utah, Sears Roebuck & Co., ChiMrs. sack rubber belting, $6.27; Glen cago, 111., 3 rolls roofing, $5.47; Freeze Co., Salt Lake City, Utah, I). Edwards, Wellington, Utah, MontWard Co., Liverpool, Ohio-Blue Bonnett Creamery Co., San Angomery 1 ctn dishes, $8.69; Montgomery Tire tonio, Texas, 1 ctn. ptd. matter, $5.93; Chain Co., Salt Lake City, Utah, Fred D. Hall, West Water , Utah. Chain Co., Bridgeport Bridgeport, Franklin Paint Co., St. Louis, Mo., 1 7 2 cs. iron hooks, drum liq. roof cement, $7.16; Joseph brls chain, Conn., $288.74; Gilbert P. Rlswald. Salt Lake Timothy, Price, 1Utah, J. B. Colt Co.,2 bx. light fixtures, & Ralkin Co., City, Utah. Morrison Speedway, Ind., 2 crt. 111., crt. gen. apprts, 1 box gas stove, gas scenry, $118.33; Chicago, Mrs. Marion F. Case, Annabella, Utah, $58.45; Wm. Doman, Cedarview, Utah. Iiul., 2 crt. Spear & Co., Pittsburgh, Pa., 1 bdl. J. B. Colt Co., Speedway, wood rocker, $9.44; Mrs. Marion F. gas gen. apparatus, 1 box lighting fixJ. McCase, Annabella, Utah, Spear & Co., tures, 1 bx. gas stove, $5.8.59; L J. McL .1 ble. Utah, Park Donald Co., City, Linoleum, $8.92; Pa., Pittsburgh, 1 bx. C. Ray Jones, Salt Lake City, Utah, Lake Utah, Salt Donald Co., City, Thomas I). Murphy Company, Red Oak, bottled fruit, $6.35; A. W. Rowley Sheet la., 1 box ptd. matter, $2.73; Len D. Metal Works, Richfield, Utah, Salt Bird, Salt Lake City, Utah, Beach Mfg. Lake Hardware Co., Salt1 Lake City, bdl. black Co., Charlotte, Mich., wheel scraper (a Utah, 1 bdl. galv. iron, S. Cedar H. care Wm. of View, Doman, $64.79; $10.78; Tearbush, pcs.) iron, W. H. Ross, Salt Lake City, Utah, H. Utah. Mine & Smelter Supply Co.. Salt2 S. Tearbush, Wattis Jet., Utah, 1 C. I. Like City, Utah, 1 bdl. black pipe. hoisting drum, $7.85; Grand Union Tea bdl. galv. pipe, 1 sk. pipe fittings, Co., Salt Lake City, Utah, National 113.10; Mary M. Harris, Duchesne, Utah. & Stamping Co., New York Mine & Smelter Supply Co.. Salt Lako Enameling City, N. Y., 5 bdls. (60) G'. I. tubs, City, Utah. 1 bdl. galvanized pipe, 1 bdl. $13.91; Reserve Oil Co., Price, Utah, black pipe, 1 box pipe fittings, $6.59; Big Six Oil 1 Co., Moab, Utah, 1 oil well Chas. Jenkins, Roosevelt, Utah, Mine & set drill jars, 3 drill bits, Smelter Supply Co., Salt Like City, drill stein, 1 iron pipe jack, $160.07; Arthur A. McDonUtah, 2 bdl. black pipe, 1 sackRooseald. Salt Iake City, Utah, Arthur Mc$16.60; Chas. Jenkins, fittings, Donald, Watts. Calif., 2 bx. H. II. goods, velt, Utah, J. B. Colt Co., Speedway, $11.78 Mrs. Willard Barker, Escalante, lnd.- , 2 crt. gas gen. apparatus, 1 bx. light Utah, Iee Mfg. Co., Chicago. 111., 1 bbl. fixtures. $56.30; Borg Bros, Richfield. com. glassware. 1 ctn. notions, 1 brl1. Utah, Geo. II. Bowman, Cleveland. Ohio, catrhonware, $21.56; Luke Leary, Saltl bx. glassware, 1 crt. crockery, $6.95; y, e, Pic-an- , ny |