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The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-31
AMERICAN EXCEEDS A
MILE A MINUTE IN FLIGHT

Grahame-Whlto in less than n min
uto WAS in tho air In 4 Bleriot OF
50-horscpowcr with no preliminary
sl1lrmisblng Once past the starting
pylon. the Englishman was on on his
Journey and. nguratively speaking, at
the heels OF De Iesseps.
Grahame- Whites machine appeared
TO be the faster OF the two.
Passing the grands@nd az an Gle
walton OF about 900 feet. Doth ayla-
tors headed above the railroad tracks
which took them over Jamaica Plain.
and across the town OF jamaica Here
they were sailing at an elevation Of
about 5000 feet with the English
man stiu chasing the Frenchman.
about half mile astern. over ia
mnica still following the railroad as a
guide. De Lesseps and GrahRme-White
held their course into Brooklyn. The
avlators kept no their express train
speed despite the biting cold. Gra-
hame-White was still gaining on Dc
De I,esseps but the Frenchman was
first out across New York bay ana
around the Statue about 900 feet
above the big black balloon thar had
showed him The course The crowds
along the Battery shouted and waved
hands and handkerchiefs
Circles Head Of Miss Liberty
Then Grahamc- White sent the nose
of BIZ BleriOt around above The head
Of Miss Liberty and started back along
the same coursc he had travelled
De I.esscps still had a slighi lead.
but with the wind AZ bis bacN Gra-
hame-White put on fuli speed and
began cutting his rivals advantage
Midway over Brooklyn. the aviator
we're on even terms. cach nt an alti-
tnde Of between 2 ZOO and 9.GOu feet
but reaching tn oGtsklrt.- of The clU
Grahame-Wbfc forEed ahead and SET
san in earnest for Belmont Park
nc LesFeps kept directly iu the
EuFlishman's wake end now and then
could b. sern working hts control in
on eudeayor 90 get greater speed from
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-31

Hooper Mr. Fowler SIS supcrintend-
eut of the public schools 40 Hooper.
Mother and child are both reported "
be- doing well.
z p. Conroy Of Pocateuo visited
With ogden friends yesterday.
j. F. Prinksuues Of Harrlsyine Is
IL the city on business.
S j. Callan. ]. VI Buffers. Charles
Nicholson and Leroy Archibald were
among The Dayton res dents in ogden
yesterday.
$. c. Nelson OF Evanston WAS in
the city yesterday afternoon.
Blanche Walsh coming-Mauacer
GOss OF tho Orpheum tbeater an
nounccd last night that he had Sc
cured Blanche Walsh In "The Other
Woman" Tor ono night only. Thurs
day. November TO-
Leaves for San FranoIsco-Harry
Grayitt. a compositor on the Morning
Standard, leaves today for San Fran
cisco on Two months visit lie will
be Joined later by Mrs. Gravitt
Ray Gould Goes to Texss-Ray d.
Gould. American Press operator for
the Evening and Morning Standard.
leaves this afternoon for Dallas, Tex,
where he Will take up his duties as
Return Of the Hunters - Carl
Slater and Cub Baer OF tho Fslstaff.
who have been on hunting trip TO
South Fork canyon the past week. re-
turned 20 the city without game. They
state. however, that Bob Moore. Dick
and Charles Slater are on the trail OF
a big brown bear.
Gable coneratulations-Wm Schan-
senbach today received a cableGram
from Fred J Kicsel. Baden Baden.
German, congratulating him on his
seventy-Afth birthday.
eankers' Speeisl-A special train.
bearing Otto Kahn. one OF the leading
bankers Of New York city. and eight
other bankers OF lesser distinction,
passed through Ogden on the HART
man lines this morning The train IS
returning east after n trip 10 the Pa
cl0c coast. h. c. Manson, general SUI
peTintcndcnt Of the Oregon Short
Line. and T. f. Rowlands, division su.
perintendent OF the Southern Pacific,
met the train at Sparks and accom-
panied II iver the Salt Lake division
OF the road The train is made up OF
ono baggage car, one special. car and
three private coaches. The bankers
aboard represent the financial inter
csts bac kof the Hartman railroad
system.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-31
PROCEEDINGS
OF COUNTY
BOARD

The ounty commissioners today
authorized Road Commissioner Chllds
70 eNpcHd $50 in the Improvement Of
tho Marriott road
Tho comfy clerk was instructed 10
issue warrant for the payment OF
the assessment on the water shares
owned by the county In the Dcyis &
Weber Counties Canal company. The
clerk Was also instructed TO pay the
Studcbahcr Bros. company Si625 for
a sprinklinE wagon. II was likewise
ordered that S25 DO paid the Home
Telephone q Electric Light company
for meters in the county in6rmary
building
County Tresurer Chambers was In
structed 10 employ tho extra help
needed in tho collection OF taxes.
William Jones stated 10 the COM
missiouers that a horse belonging TO
him zen into an open ditch along the
county highway and was killed at
Eden some time ago He wanted pay
for the animal The matter was re-
ferrcd 90 Chairman Madison and Coun-
y Attorney Jcnson.
ThurmRl Carlson and seven others
Of Nvcrdale petitIoued the commls-
sioners 10 permit them 10 tap The pipe
line carrying water for the sprlnllling
system along the county road to
Riverdalc and use the water for Gull
nary purposes after sprinkling hours.
The clerk was advised 10 inform the
petitioners that the petition could not
be- acted upon until the water 10 be
termed into the pipe line has been
measured
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-31

FAREWELL PARTIES TO E. J.
WRIGHT.

A farewell party WAS given Fri
day evening at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Z ii. Wright. 1895 Grant ave
nue. In honor OF their son. Elder Ern-
est J. Wright who will depart We'd
nesday for foreign mission fields.
The early party or the evening was
pleasantly passed with singing. reclt-
inc and speech-makinS. after which
the tnbles were spread and the guests
partook OF a sumptuous repast
Those present at the party were
Mr.. and Mrs Brigham Wright. Mr.
and Mira. Julius Wright, Mrs. B. F.
Wright, Mrs T. NJ. Evans, Mrs
Wright Evans, Misses Eunlce and Esta
Ensign. all OF Brigham City and Mr.
and Mrs Reuben NJ. Wright, Mr. and
Mrs. Mark A Child. Mr.. and Mrs. Z,
II. Wright. Mr., and Mrs. +. V Wright,
Lois y Tribe, Eva Child. Stella
Wright, Leonard, Clarence and Ernest
Wright and l.. y. Olsen, all of ogden,
and j. Wright. OF Salmon City, Idaho.
On Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs
Wright were again surprised at their
home by about forty OF their local
relatives and friends who called for
final evening win the departing
missionary. The hours were pleasant,
ly spent in playing congenial games
and several vocal and instrumental
selections were rendered by several OF
the young ladies present
Al late hour the guests gathered
around the banquet table and enjoyed
a delicious luncheon. otter which they
departed for their homes, unanimous
in the decision that Mr.. and Mrs
Wright had proved themselves ideal
hosts
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-31

NEW YORK. Oct. 3o.-Three avia-
tors flew from Belmont Park, L, l.,
this afternoon. circlcd the Statue of
Liberty in acroplanes swept back
through the upper air without mis-
hap and alightcd, chilled. but eXultant-
John B. Moisant. flying for Ameri-
ca covered the estimated SO mile
course in % minutes 3S.4 seconds:
Grahamc- White OF England. wns Sc
cond in 1921 80 and Count dc Lcsscps
OF France. was third In 4l;56.25.
None. however. wins the $4,000
prize for the flight offered by Thos.
r. Ryan. as the rules prescribe that
the contestants can start any time be-
tween PAS p. m and $3.50 p m any
day OF the international aviation meet
Under this Interpretation Moisant, al
though he protested. must await the
result OF any possible flights tomor-
row He Is az liberty 10 better his
time Of today aB are Grahume-Nhite
and De Lesseps.
uses a Small monoplsne.
Noisant used a 5O-horsepoWcr Bier
lot purchased from the Frenchman to
day for 10000 He had previously
smashed his own monoplane- He did
not start until 1905 D. m. after both
De Lcsseps and Grahamc-White had
finished De Lesseps started nt 2;OS
and Grahame-White less than min
ute later. The written rules prescrib-
ed that no contestant should start AZ
Ter 1850 p. m. but they were not en-
forced today
Hardly had the bomb announcing
the Statue of Liberty nisbt exploded
ln midalr when up from tho field scur-
rlel De Lesscps In his 50-borseqower
Blcrlot Gracefully he arose. circled
across the starting line and as thougl
TO make sure that his machine was
shipshape fof the nicht GeW about the
coursc and then pointed its prov up-
ward and sesf and went sailing ma
lcsucaly oErr the granlstand
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-31
TINES SUSPECTS ARE
ARRESTED In MEXICO

MEXICO CITY, Oct 3O-Thc names
Of the three men who were arrested
at Acapulco yesterday. suspected OF
being implicated in the Iynamiting
Of tho Los Angeles Times building,
and who were aboard the power
schooner Kate. are Harry Ham, o.
Carlson and Dan Archer. according
80 kilograms received here today. The
names are given Ak they are register
ed on tho boats papers. In addition
tho captain OF the vessel, Swan Eng
dothc. and the engineer, AdolDh Ad-
Olphson. said 10 be the owner, are
stll on board the vessel under guard
OF customs officials.
Find $4,000 on Board.
As soon as tho schooner entered
port 90 take on a supply OF gaso-
line she was boarded by the Ameri-
can consul and a port official. The
sum of $4,000 was found. The cap
tain stated hat he had been engaged
at a contract price OF $3.50 by Ad-
olphsou 10 take the schooner from
San Francisco TO the Galapagos ISL
auds. or the coast OF Peru. The reg
irter OF the schooner states that Ham,
Carlson and Archer each were 20
receive The sum OF $50 n month. Carl
son. Ham and Archer are now In
r.rison pending investigation.
On account OF a storm the mon
were forced 10 throw overheard the
gasoline on hand aud run into port
for a new supply.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-31
ROOSEVELT GOES
AFTER IAMMANY

NEW YORK. oct. 3o.-Au attack on
Tammany Holl as the basest political
organization since the days OF Tweed
and on John A. Dix Democratic nom
ince Tor governor. as the candidate
or Iammany. were topics with which
Theodore Roosevelt resumed in Brook
lyn tonight his campaign in behalf OF
Henry l.. Stlmson. Pleas were also
made for business and political hon
esty during series OF six speeches.
incidentally he refcnued the attacks
made on him for his criticism OF the
supreme court OF the United States.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-31
CENSUS RETURNS

Washington, Dot, 30.-The popula-
ton of Minneapolis. as enumerated
In the thirteenth census. announced
tonight by the census bureau, is 3Ol, =
40S. an increase of 9S,690. or 4S.7 per
cent. over POP llS in 1900.
In announcing the now census fig
ures for Minneapolis. Director Durand
issued a statement, In which he said
that 1868 names had been eliminated
from the original enumeration, but
that there was no evidence of any
concerted attempt on the part OF the
onumcrators or the supervisor to
fraudulcntly pad the returns. Most
OF the surplus names were In two dis
tTlCts
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-31
WRelNlAN WEEDS ePHRAlm GIRL.

Ephralm. Oct 5O-Thc many friends
OF Nlss Ida Nelson of This city and
c. 4 Fortncy OF Clarks burg. w. Va.
VIII be pleasantly surprised TO learu
of their marriage. which took place I'm
the Manti court house yesterday af
tcrnoou James Frost ot this city Of
Acinuug Miss Nelson is the daughter
OF Nr and Mrs james l. Nelson OF
this clty. and SIS one of The prominent
Young ladies of the community Mr.
Fortney Is "a stranger 10 this section
OF the county They lctt yesterday
for Salt Lake CITY. vucre thcy viii
remain for a short time. after which
they Will leave tor Virginia. where
they Intend making their future home.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-31
BLANCHARD BUTTER BLANCHARD EGGS
BLANCHARD MILK-FED POULTRY
All Kinds of Domestic and Imported Cheese

iugs. Il feeds at night on insects,
and when disturbed leaps out OF the
tree and sails away 20 safety.
Some observers cali Ii a frog. while
others say n IS a tree toad. The
membrane between the toes probably
acts as a parachute. and not as fly
ing apparatus The toe disks like
similar engagements on our common
tree toad. must act like suckers TO
hold the animal hilmly in place
against the trunk or the limb.-St.
Nicholas
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-31
COAST LEAGUE.

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct 3O.-soores:
Morning game R II. r
Oakland ............--... q
Breckenridge and Brown Christian
and Thomas
Afternoon game r. IA. r.
Oakland -.......-.s 3 i
vernon -...-s..-----.-.
LIVELY and Mite, Wlnet and
Brown.
Log ANGELES. OCT. 30.-Scorcs:
Morning game r. n. F.
Los Angeles -.,....----.. 9 .
Portland ..--...-.....-lt II u
Castleman, Thorscn and Waring.
Orendorff, Garrett aud Murray
Afternoon game X. n. F.
Los Angeles ........ 1
Portland .......... q .
Tozer and orendorlf; Knapp and
Fisher
SACRAMENTO. Oct 3o.-score.
II. H. F..
San, San francisco Franc. .....-.- ! : ?
Fielder and Berry; Pape and Ia
LonEe
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-31
RECEPTION WEDNESDAY.

A reception to Rev. F. V. Fisher.
new pastor Of the First Methodist
church. and family VIII be given In
the church parlors on Wednesday
evening from TO 10 o'clock. The la
dies Of the church extend a cordial In
yitatlon to all and have planned a
most pleasant evening The church
parlors have been newly papcred and
will be made specially attractive for
the first social affair 10 be given In
them this season.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-31
SCOTCH HALLOWEEN.

A genuine Scotch Halloween party
viii be given tonight In Union Labor
hall when tho Calodonians Will enter
tain. a musical program. which Will
include popular songs, old and new.
and the songs dear 10 tho heart OF
every true Scot. will be given and 4
grand feast win bee served by tho la
dies that viii INCLUDE man. Scotch
doucacies and old fashioned dishes for
which the old-time cooks were ia
nous
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-31
STEAMER WRECKED. CARGO
LOST, BUT CREW SAVED

NEW YORK. Oct. Jo.-The steam
er Crown Prince OF the Prince line,
from Santos 10 New Orleans. with a
cargo OF cofeno. was wrecked on the
western coast OF Cuba on October 10.
Her crew OF thirty-four men and four
passengers were rescued.
The steamer, with It's cargo. valued
at more than Sl,OO0,O00. is a total
loss
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-31
GIFT FROM MRS. HARTMAN.

NEWBURGH, y. Y. Oct. 30--ln &C
cordance with the plan outlined BY
her husband. the late f H. Hartman
Mrs. Mary Hartman presented to tho
state OF New York today 10000 acres
OF land, a part of the Arden estate,
TO be Incorporated In the states Pail
sades park
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-31
PARCEL SHOWER.

At the home OF T w Bitton. 2G57
Monroe avenue, Saturday evening the
young ladies Of Queen Esther Chap
ter No. T. order OF the Eastern Star.
entertained with n parcel shower for
Miss Anna h. Wions.
Those present in addition 10 tho
guest Of honor were Misses Martha
Anderson. Cora ViCks, Edna Middle
ton, Edna HamIll Mabel Rouse Pan
sic Anderson. Lula Sharp, Mt and
Mrs. ". X. Garrison and Mrs. Kate
b. Smithers
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-31
YOUNG WOMAN KILLER
BY A FARMeR r

Fort Worth Texas. Oct 31.-Niss
Lulu Williams. aged % years. dauEh-
ter OF r. l.. Williams. a prosperous
farmer. living six miles north ~ Ar
lington. was shot and killed by X. II.
Bates. aged so. a farmer. In front of
Bates home early today. Bates stated
he was called 10 the door, and. after
a pistol shot had been fred az him.
he seized shotgu naud 6red into the
darkness There was no outcry, all
though he discovered q fleeing figure.
An hour later the woman was found
In front OF the gate. She was dressed
In "a mans oyercoat aud cap. Bates Is
under arrest
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-31
JAVA'S FLYING TREE FROG.

In Java and some other places is a
remarkable flying tree frog. with a
green back, white bolly and bright
orange colored membrane between its
toes, which are tipped BY circular
disks IL. lilse the chameleon, can
change its color TO suit its surround
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-31
CHILD CULTURE CLUB.

The Child Culture club viii meet
VItb Mrs John Farr at her home on
Canyon road tomorrow afternoon az ?
o'clock Business or importance will
be discussed and various matters are
to come before che meeting full
attendance i5 urgently requested
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-31
mOLL-P PlTMAN.

Claude c. Pittman. or Chlcaro. and
Katherine MoH. OF Louisville Ken.
lucky. we're married on Saturday az
ternoon. by the Rev n d. Zimmerman
OF the First Baptist church, In the
presence OF witnesses only. After
short visit Ia the city Mr. and Mr..
Pittman expect TO go 10 California
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-31
Molssnt Makes Statement.

holSant said tonight
Z started with biting wind
against me. climbed higher and
higher for by climbing two objects
we're achieved BY slantlng upward
In going against the wind IL was APP
parent that much OF It's dctcrring
force was broken. The other reason
was that | had made mp my mind that
tn win j must travel directly over
the city OF Brooklyn and knowing
there was danger In this. because ot
tho trcachcrous air currents created
hy A big settlement Of buildings The
higher zip ! was the better l could
escape these twisting currents. II Is
hard for people generally perhaps
TO understand that with us ayiators
the higher up we arc, the safer We
feel N YOU start 20 fall near tho
ground YOU have little chance 10 save
Yourself But from far above you
have many chanoeS OF Fighting your
plane
Moisanl Is indignant NJ the pros
meet Of Grahamc-White and Dcl.cSscps
being allowed to compete again TO
morrow. He won today. he contcnded,
and even II the rules leave the con
test open TO any aviator during GER
tain hours OF any day OF the meet. he
holds that he has eliminated his RI
walls OF today.
"If thcy let GrRhame-Whitc have
another chance declared Noisaut, Il
shall demand that the meet be OK
tended further so that / may have
another chance. Grahame-Whito ia
flying a 1O0-horseQoVer Bleriot The
meet Officially ended tonight and to-
morrOws flights were supposed 10 hc
confined 10 the program oi last Sun
coy which lnclcment weather prevent
ed. No other flights should be allow
ed tomorrow and n there "a. then [
shall ask for a postpOnemeDt OF sew
eral weeks 10 allow me 10 get lGO-
horsepower machine
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HALcYoN cLue

Mr. f. VI. Conroy was hostess 20
tao Halcyon club as ms last meeting
and "a deIightfully pleasant aflenO-u n
Uas had Mrs Max Figman and Miss
Walker were guest of the club.
The y Y p. Il. business meeting
wW la bciI tomorrow night. ar 6
O'Clock nj The home of Mr. and Mrs.
T.. E Torrance. 25s TWelD-ninth
street Au tcuue people ~ tho
church and congregation arc cordial
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-31
Quality ReaSons-A Few of the Factors Tha;
Contribute TO the Excellence of
blanchard Butter

Pure Atr-An osone-ladcn atmosphere that brings
health 10 our dairy fnyoritcs well 90 beings
Pure Water-Clcar as CRY stall noVue from mountain
springs.
Valley Fsrms-LuNuriant In their verdure prolific
their yields OF grains grasses ul OF nurment
brings most generous returns
Sanitary crea arneries-As clean and sweet as
'spick and span kitchens the udes, housewives I'm
the land.
Pssteurzeo Cresm-Thst eliminates the slight
est possibility OF ge.ms-houeh the character OF tho
cream itself is assurance OF it's purity.
Thorough Ref ree eration-Nn products kept nj a
temperature THAI preserves them state of perfect pur
ity
Alright PaeksSes-These preclude all danger OF
tauJ contamination.
And there many other quality reasons that make
Blanchard Butter the premier product intermountan
crc1me8cs.
Ask your dealer for Blanchard products
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-31
GARY HAS 1892

Washington, Oct 7t-The popula.
tloa of Gary Ind. is lCs01. as onum.-.
ated In the Thirteenth census G,r,
VAS NOT Incorporated when thc Iq60
census was taken
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-31
EolIows Railroad Tracks.

Once he deviated from his course
and followed the elevated railroad
structure, but finding himself going
wrong, he turned again towards the
tracks OF the Long Island railroad
and followed them back to Belmont
Park
Moisant did not ny at the hich all-
tudes OF Grahamc- White and Dc Les
seps. Probably 1000 feet WAS his
average. but often he was below that
Certain, he was not much aboyo
] 500 feet when he reached the aero
drome. He was numb with cold whom
he aliEhted, but WAS "a happy as
schoolboy when his time for the sc
miles showed that he had accomplish
ed the feat at better time In the
aggregate than mile n minute.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-31

Is invited a social hour Will follow
the business session.
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TO BETTER
Your baking study the relative value
q The different F1ours on the market.
and wc feel aurc
Tho choice wheat
The scientific milling
and
Tho clean conditions
under which
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READ THE CLASSIFIED PAGE
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RAID BUFFET CAR
ON LIMITED TRAIN


Q o O o G O o o O O . @ 0 O O
O TOPEKA. Kan, Oct 30. - g
Q The buffet car OF the Golden Q
O State limited. the Rock Isl O
O and's through California train. O
O was rddcd under the prohibit 0
q tion law when the train pulled o
Q in here tonight, fifty-ilve bot Q
G ties OF fancy liquors were con O
Q hscated and 4 negro waiter O
. arrested on John Doe war Q
O rant Clearin Sumwalt, a field Q
o agent OF the State Temper Q
O ance union. was on the train O
q today coming east across Q
o Kansas lie discovered that @
0 drinks were being served In Q
0 the buffet He telegraphed G
O ahead TO Topeka and got the C
O sherif's officers To meet the 0
. train. C
0 @ Q Q o O Q . O @ O O O 9
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR Household furniture.
also Coler hot blast heater and Gar
land cook range. AZ ogden Transfer
Storage Co. 246s Grant ave lO-5l-lt
GOOD driving horse. 1900 lbs or over.
safe and sound. Ogden Sewer pipe
A. CLAY 90 l0-3l-lWk
FOUR-ROoM house. closets. summer
Kitchen. iiRbts and water. on Adams
Ave. Cheap. Enquire Bell Phone
14s1 1O31-iWk
TEN weli-drcascd solicitors wanted.
with reference Good position la
Ogden or out of town. Call Nov. lat
and 2ud from J % m- 10 q y. m. Ad-
dress Eccles Bldg Room i26 Both
Phones No. IL }. W WEIGH
10-7i-lt
FTVE-room modem house Win iur
nacc. go Enquire 27s3 wash. Ave.
i0-Jl-1Ek