THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE i Ml Crane geolo- infrom to company's property in Madison county Montana He reports that the raise from the the Facing greatest crisis in its lower tunnel has been pushed 143 career the Park City Development feet putting Its face within 20 or 30 feet of the Calvin company operating ®the old Amer- limestone ican Flag mine at Park Cily under bond and lease has decided to leavy A field crew has completed a new a assessment in an effert to geophysical survey of the Utah Southern Oil company’s property on save its property from foreclosure News of the board’s decision to the Cisco shoreline in Grand coun take this drastic action was an- ty and company officials are now nounced Thursday by A L Hurley checking the data Upon the findthe company will decide whethpresident of the company Mr Hur- ings ley declined to amplify the an- er to drill deeper at the Hyde No 1 nouncement but said he would issue well or drill a new test at a higher a statement In a day or two giving location the delinquent and sale dates setSilver King Coalition was ting forth the reasons for the assess- and active on the New York strong stock ment and disclosing the state of the to exchange Thursday advancing finances company’s with 3800 shares $112 The option price on the Xmerican $1025 up hands Demand was based Flag group was 3150000 due De- changing on Wall Street’s belief that an adcember 14 1936 Since taking over vance In the lead is Immthe property in 1933 the company inent Silver price isofa prolific proKing has paid approximately $18000 leav ducer of lead but contrary to popmg $132000 to be paid ular beilef the company is carrying The 'company is capitalised for no inventory of lead concentrates 2500000 shares par value 10 cents of which all but 75000 have been issued Payment of the Raw assess- Sugar ment by all the stockholders yvould net about $72750 It is reported that Mrf Hurley believes this sum by proceeds of ore sales be' tween now and December 14 will suffice to pay off the debt on' its bond and lease Proceeds from ore sales it is said are rapidly increasing due to' heavy shipping from a recent strike bn the 1300-folevel and to increasing richness of the ere A few weeks ago the board authorized Mr Hurley to take any steps he deemed advisable to save the property and the course agreed upon at that time was to double the capitalization to 5000000 shares This course however has been abandoned in favor of an assessment Although the company’s stock is NEW YORK July 30 (AP)— Raw sugar was unchanged Thursday with no sales Spots were quoted at S3 S3 with reported some Interest at this level In suitable positions but with nothing available below 9370 Early advances of 3 to 4 points In the more active positions In futures as a result of trade and Cuban buying on the steadier tone to the spot market wen followed by reactions with the market The closing 2 lo 3 points net higher volume was limited however with the turnover amounting to 4830 tons 274b November Closing: September ' 2 69b Janua 243b July 2 b— Bid Refined was unchanged at 475 for fine Immediate shipment franulated for moderate although demand otherwise was light and limited to near-b- y requirements not listed on the Salt Lake Stock exchange its decision to levy an as sessment was the sole topic of con' versation on the exchange Thursday morning Radio Programs 31 1936 State and Local Obituaries Chicago Grain CHICAGO July 30 (AP) —Alarm reeult-in- f from official etfctemenU Indicative of widening dtaaatar to tha natkm’t com crop whirled tha com markat 4 caua a buahel Zoe kyward Thureday In six of tha largest producing states — Mm Zoe Roberta Turner 23 former Iowa Kansas Missouri Okla- teacher at Delta died Wednesday Nebraska night in homa and South Dakota — it waa anlocal hospital following a lingering til nounced half of th conz crop haa been aese Moreover SecTurner Mrs damaged beyond recovery By ROGER W BABSON retary of Agriculture Wallace wee quoted bom September 9f counse likelihood th A Monroe that iu 1913 suggesting f BABSON PARK Mas Julv30 By their fruits ye shall know try’ 1938 total yield of corn will be th daughter of Walter em NEW YORK July 30 decision In handling malleat In more then half a century and MUUe Nebekar Your them” —The of or sloth the stupidity to leea than a billion buehela Roberta Steel corporation Thursday rethe proxy may decide whether amounting where aa 2000000000 buehela are needed A graduate of Delta ported net income for the three average small investor Is a real Immediate further aoartng of price wee high school the atrpu are going to get melons or alone of the tended Brigham Young month ended June 30 of $3431391 menace to business today If any temporarily halted because ever emons enforced university end taught tact that exchange rules the beat profit since the second quar owner tried to run hli business which prevented th corn market going at Delta three yeara Make Your Klcltb Count ter of 1934 and with that exception with the dumbness and Indifferhigher han 4 cente In any on day So ex- She waa an active worker in the L D 8 buying at time In th speculative If you are not satisfied with cited was identical ence exhibited by stockholders tosince the third quarter of 1930 simultaneous dealings In church having been pita that member of the SuthDirectors declared the regular ward their companies the sheriffs what la going on In any company different parte of the corn crowd were at aerland ward She was 2 cents asunder through prices quarterly dividends of $175 on the 7 and bankruptcy courts would work which you own in part Corn closed strong at th day top married to Fred Turvoice stock your In elx ner pf at Cedar your reached holdings level tho stock r cent cumulative highest point overtime preferred per above Wedneedty’i fin- Xltv May 26 1636 such expression will (rear 3 and 25 cents on the $20 par 5 per are her Many stockholders cannot so views where Surviving 98c December May ish: September a brother f really count It does no good to 91e wheat cent preferred Both are payable much as give the correct corpoup September husband: Broae and Roberts 9110® 11014 December October 1 to stock of record Sep- rate name of the companies they bleat to your family and friends eents advanced five sisters Lou VelL oate May 8112 letto The do is a Mrs to writs Elva ehow-in- g Roberta thing and more 4 rye own attention tember September 40t 940c They pay no Steele Miss Bee Rob214 bulge September 7814c erta Miss Income for tfil ’ITaUlf quarter te nnusJLft4 interim reports ter to the management You can The outcome Ivy Roberta was unchanged In provision Mr of and Miaa Lea Roberta return enclose Tamer this with proxy cent to a Jump of 35 equals 49 cents a common share than to speeches reprinted from on to la scribble the no use It will be conducted after allowing for preferred divi- the Congressional Record The urday In th First L D 8 ward In Delta proxy itself Such writing on a Range of Leading Futures dend requirements This compares most dangerous trait of the aver2 p m Bishop Cuttler Henrie will of-- 1 It Wheat — flclate and burial wlU b In the Sutherland with $603065 or 65 cents a share age small stockholder however is proxy has no legal standing or Close Low High Open of Your Influence cemetery hope practical tn the hts carelessness about proxies Sept cent ton the 7 $109 $1 TOR $108 $110 Roberts Turner j 4c 11C ©2c 12 jeiu 90c $1101U ‘Vunervlc per preferred first three months of this year and $1800909 or 5 cents a share on the common stock In the corresponding period of 1935 No provision was made for surtax on undistributed profits for the most recent period For the first half net Income amounted to $4034456 equal after dividends on both classes of preferred stock to 17 cents a share on the common In the corresponding period of 1935 net profit was $1193-61- 1 or $128 a share on the 7 per cent preferred Good Backlog on Hand Eugene G Grace president an nounced estimated orders on hand June 30 totaled $89561632’- - com' pared with $78469055 at the end of the previous quarter and $49 589474 on June 30 1935 With euch a substantial backlog on hand Grace said he expected third quar ter business to equal or exceed the showing of the second quarter Bethlehem’s steel production in the second quarter averaged &p proximately 662 per 'cent of ca pacity he said This compared with 453 per cent in the previous quarter and 386 per cent In the second quarter of last year Current production was given as approximately 67 per cent or near the peak for the year Some investors treat a proxy like some kind of obnoxious advertising circular The only way they happen to touch it dt'all fumbling in the envelope for the dividend check This is bad for the real ownership of not vested In our corporations the huge stockholders The “big shots’’ do not own our companies The directors do not own them The true owners are the crowd of holdIndividuals inconspicuous ing say from five to a hundred shares each Big bvskiess Is nothing more than the total holdings of multitudes of little stockholders If their Ignorance can be lightened their laziness Overcome and their conscience aroused then we shall see some real reforms It is because the wbole nation has so much at stake that I am appealing n to small stockholders as the key-me- Margaret Hixson s y WANBHIP— Mr Margaret ERane Hixson 63 Summit county pioneer And a resident of Wanshlp (or 73 years 4Ud her home here mm Thursday morning of Infirmities Incident to She had baeo age til 10 week Mrs Hixson was born September 4 at Salisbury 1843 Lancaster township county Pa a daughter of Peter and Ann ? Lemon Aa Ranch converts to th L Dt ' S church th fam-I lly cam to Utah tn 1852 settling In East I She waa Mill Creek married to James M Hlxeott November STt 1862 In th old Balt Lake City endowment bouse Mrs Hixson was an active member of th L D 8 church She was a charter member of th Wanshlp Relief society and for Msrrsnl Hixtoa For many year ah served as nuIfV In wanshlp tuMmiV V tnTonr Pu- - Hixson Mark F Hixson and Lyle Belt take City XariHlxios and Hixson I Mrs Hazel J Horton WanaMp a slater I Mrs Harriet Olson Balt Lake City 36 grandchildren and 38 Mrs Sarah Norwood Durrant 73 wife I Funeral services will be conducted Bun-Lorenzo Durrant 189 Lincoln street day at 3 p m hi th Wanshlp U D S In Midvale died Thureday at 610 p m I ward chapel with Blehop Eugene Pace the Burial will taka place at the family home of a heart attack officiating Mrs Durrant was bom May 12 1663 Wanshlp cemetery Porterville a daughter of Richard and Norton Norwood Caroline lu Active Addis Violet L D S church work aha waa a Relief society and Primary worker tn the Porter40 Ann Addl — Violet Mr PROVO ville ward for many years moved 8ha wife of Donald B Addle died Thureday Midvale six years ago and th fol- noon at th home of Ito dgh‘!r'MIt Surviving ar her husband Christensen 33 East Thirl North lowing eons and daughter! : Heber Lorenzo Jack heart dlseAae Durrant and Mrs Maiy E Hettrtck ' Salt street of Mr Addis waa bom May 10 189$ In Lake City Mrz Bertha M Hlil Mr! Thomas and of a daurttM Ida J Florence Nephl Emma Porter and Mr spent Tmer Tate Bhe Porterville: Mr Henefer Mary E Ixabeth Amy Richln end wae childhood in Nephl earlv her 7 Durrant Richard Mrs Snydervllle Annie A Bingham illverdale and Ken I married to Wilfprd Kart Whiting In 1911 Durrant neth Nrandchildrend and eight I ren also survive ShorUy after untu a lew moved to LehL wheiw ata Th body Is at the Llndqulet-Bone-Car- lJmvai ago when eh moved to quiet mortuary pending funeral arrange- - yShe cam to Provo a year ago to Uv with menta 1 11 Dec 111 accomplishing um t hlng is May 112 11244 Com through a conclsespeclflc dig98 95 9$ adnified but forcefulA letter £pt 87 44' Dec 8014 9044 dressed to tha management Such May 9144 9144 8844 letters get a great deal of atten- 8c ptdata 4044 39 4044 42 tion and consideration if they Dec 4044’ 42 3344 4244 4344 come In sufficient number You Ann 78 7814 would be aurprlsed Sept 79 79 764 Dec If you are not willing to take May 7944 7744 7944 '7714 the above atepa the least you can Barley — '89 68 69 68 do is to sign no proxies at all It Sept 44’ 69 44 68 6944’ Dec 69 14' 6644 is beyond my comprehension how May Lard— 11 55 some folks In utter blindness slap July 1155 11 70 11 45 11 70 11 65 Sept their signature on proxies which Oct 75 75 1155 11 1165 11 11 90 1162 11 90 may help to seal their own fate Dec 1172 Belflea — and that of thousands of other 13 25 July 1375 13 50 13 75 stockholders Sept’ 1350 lld One of tha most valuable lesCash Quotations sons which I learned as a boy was Whsa 30 aP)— Ch CHICAGO July to keep my signature out of quesheBeaMeshthI'r husband surviving ant her — No 1 red 81 13 No 1 red dark hard 81 17 one di$h-I A dotted Hne ® il8 : No 2 red 811144 ® 11214 tionable places mother who reside In MldvAl Jane Evani UUCUC red 3 No ter Mri Jack Chrieteneen Provo: one 2 red dark hard 8L1644 should always be regarded as a No Mr Phoebe Jane Evans 87 widow brother and one etater ' Thomas A Yetee 8112 No 1 hard 81 15 ® 1 17 No 2 hard 811344! No of Ephraim Evens died at the home of Midvale and Mrs Mary Winn Coppersignal for caution When you have 8114®116 No No4 2hard mixed 8111 V4 a daughter Mrs C H Cutting 1042 ton 81 1444: a proxy before you putting your 1114mixed No 3 mixed 8109 ® 11244: corn Doug lea street Thureday at 5:40 p m- The body la the the Berg mortuarypono husband who ia name on the line may be putting No 1 yellow 8102 No 2 yenow $10244® following a lingering illness lng the arrival of her Ntv 81 00 44 ® 101 1 02 44: 3 No Mra waa bom November yellow 10 at 8and Past Evani employed your head on the block! l ll 1849 In Bedford England a daughter No 4 yellow 81 0044: No 2whlt No 3 whit 8110: eample grad 95®97 44c of James and Sarah Day Pembroke a She n v i Stockholders’ Revival Needed A® AJYD66 nets No 3 mixed 40 44 c: No 2 white came to Salt Lake City In 1868 Later AllCG ®4344c she made her home in Park City and! 41®42c No 1 White 4144 Primarily what business needs rereel AHeo A HAMER MahM No 2 whit 41® 43c No 3 whit 40® She came to Balt Lake City again most at this moment is not so 4144c No 4 white 3844 93844c eample Provo wife of J M Bybee died at efamUy 40 yeara ago and had lived hero eince J5 (alee actual of hem diee night Mra Cut- - home hem 36® 37c: no rye barley much a change in executives or grade Surviving are two daughter We yeare and pm- 96c feed 45 ©65c nomj No 3 She had lived her Salt Lake City and Mr Lee Helling ting Falls sad seed 1625 Idaho In nom time to directors or in the administration malting malting timothy that 75®96c San Francisco six grandchildren and two clover seed 81825 ©2100 ® 645 ewt at Washington Today's deepest cwL Kayiville Utah need is for better stockholders— Ion May Jl7 1871 "'sitrvtvtn iL'hesia el her I hueband ar her father H 8 King Hooper Daniel (amnlipll more alert active responsible Kansas City Utah seven sons and daughter Mr Verna ortnce SundquIit Wheat: stockholders It is not a lack of KANSAS CITY July 30 (AP)— Daniel Campbell 13 eon of Mra Effle Sundquiat and Mfa Mr whur Mra - Jea i I I Investors Forever Kicking and your Both your sense of social responsibility should awaken you to action I say this for correspondence with small investors shows that many of them are forever kicking about policies They scold about high executive salaHes and low dividends They are forever yelping about Wall Street and growling at congress My advice is to stop squawking and swing Into lntelligentand effective action Do at least one of several things Attend your annual meetings If near by of all the companies in which your money Is Invested Why are we so far behind the British investors in this respect? In England stockholders turn out In such numbers that annual meetings have to be held In large public halls So far as attendance is concerned some of the stockholders’ meetings in the United States could be held in the rumble seat of a small roadster I believe in going to meetings Go to church meetings as your duty to God go to stockholders’ meetings as your duty both to yourself and your fel self-intere- st Tay I Campbell Intelligence 861 Seventh East In a of street died Firth Jna Parr hospital pi Thursday Investors have plenty of brains ovem-- i v H waa born In Salt Lake uuy jr"i ttende'1 hld 1922' 0l if they would only use them They 8K1244 te 114 44 No' 3 XrBi£a ofcnl Vr 25U4’ J112®L1J44 are smart enough In their chosen Close: September $110 ©111 DecemN Y Bank Stocks Besides tala mother he la survived T HennetL Mr wilMbeth1mf'r Aim 810944 ber Mr Maty May 8109 brothers and sisters the occupations But when it comes to Com: receipt! 32 care: 144 05c higher Valdafollowing John ? Simmon Baker 11944 2 white nominal SI 15 NEW YORK July 30 (AP)— Followlm intelligent use of proxies both No tT y C5b'A!iL”l Fun®rM M CMductel 1 13 No 2 yel3 nominal bid and aeked quotations furnlshe 117: art the New intellect and energy are all gone No at 2 p m In th Idaho Falla L D 8 No 2 No 3 low 105 ©107 on New the York dealer fl05 by security Olson ward Sylvan chapsL 3 No First mixed Bishop 8102 uoralnal ©108 the If own investor’a small York hank and truet company etocke trad priwill officiate Burial will be to Rose Hill 8101 ©105 close : September baale ed Thureday on an vate fortunes were the only things nominal 69 c December 92c cemetery under direction ofth a McMaa Hall Brooks 13 1 funeral nom Williapi ® Oato: at stake I would be less disturbed Receipts car’L higher No 2 whit ' nominal 42 ©4 WIlllaiA "brooks Hall 69 a tinner for 35 This matter however haa gone new THEVOICEOFTHEWEST 43 c Wells the years and recently employed by Milo maize nominal James R Dinsdale 9157 8 ward died Wednesday at 11:45 m D beyond the personal prosperity of Kafir nominal ©157 m at his home 2003 Fifth East street FRIDAY JULY 31 — Funeral Prices for Jams R OGDEN one Individual or group FRIDAY JULY 31 any 81 ©83c nominal Rye S?4 Jr Ogden ratllroad man and A M nominal 69 976c Mr 6 :00—KDYL— Cheerio Our country depends for bread ' Barley eedaly mom workr dM No 1 and dark hard wheat Tc to Mr &11 9M?yr8UHa!'warVnh 6:30— KDYL— Musical Clock Karl 6:30 — KSL — Sunrlae Serenade and butter on business The very lSamver hard No 2 hard and dark Hall of Hollywood and Clarence 0 7 :00 — KDYL — Today's Almanac September hSmtuctad — J — nun CBS The 7:00 Captlvatori Carl I If1 feUroad yartUwlU 5 to 14 cente over No 1 red wheat Balt Lake City 7:15 — KDYL — Hollywood on Parade Mr a lives and homes of our people have har® 7:15 —CBS— Fred Feibel at the organ 4 to 4 cente over: No 2 red 344 to 4 Yowell of Los Angelesdaughter 1 7:30 — KDYL — Bing Before Breakfast Cal two broth-- Twentiethi4 wart o’ 4fh®ihm A become cente cente whit over No 2 com 18 to 20 News KDYL — era Charles Hall Nephl and !ohn Hall SL incorporated Shall they 7:30— KSL—Early Morning Melodle J85— NBC—Nuts No 2 yellow corn 7 cente to 8 ou LOtt‘ and Bolt comedy r’ be left wholly at the mercy of over 7 :45 — KSL — International Newa over No 2 mixed com 544 to cents SaTkancitay1tr’ Sunday team '"®“4 8:00— KSL—Breakfast Melodise S :13— NBC —Sweetheart! of Funeral services will be conducted politicians and lazy over la Ogden city cemetery Breen and DeRoee 8:30 —KSL — Shopping Newe urday at 2 p m In the Deseret mortuacy executives? Or will the real mas— — Houee baritone S :30 — NBC — Bromleigh 1 Burial will be In City cemetery 9:00— KSL—Ida O Abbott Kitchen Econters the multitudes of small stockMinneapolis 8:45— NBC — The Voice of Experience omy Nicholas Smith Wheat 9:00 — KDYL — Tooele Program (AP)— holders out of come coma their — — 9:15 CBS The Captlvatori 9:10 — KDYL— Melodic Interlude Gustav F Dickman September receipts 194 cere r FORK— Funeral SPANISH f&tile one to cents their two basis Newa and quiet 9:15— KDYL — — Trading — higher scolding — Merry Madcape popular or- 9:30 CBS — Frank Dailey’a orchestra Ouetav F Dickman 49 enrpenter at Nlchrtae Smith handcarloneer of three to four cents higher July Quotations 920— NBC show some true action? will CBS Bob local 10:00— ®h Fork Betty and died at a eSihon December 8123 chestra diretted by Norman L hospital Thuraday May 8122 ward L D 8 chapel We hear a lot of talk against Cash: Cloutier 10:15 —CBS — Modem Cinderella night ollowlng a major operation He had at the Fifth 4"4riBnt low men Arthur T McKelt officiating No 1 heavy dark northern spring 60 been a resident of Utah for 85 year 9:30 — NBC— "Dan Harding! CBS — Who's Who In Todav’a Newa 10:30— directors no These are dummy Mr Dickman -was bora December 8 1888 twill be In Jth Spanish Fork cemetery drama pounds 8138 ©14344: No 1 dark northFind out for each company of worse ' presenting John K Watkina d hvl : 58 pounda g :45 —NBC — Merry Madcaps 59 pound! 8138 ©142 than dumb stockholders ern Coffee Marke( 10:45— CBS— Betty Crocker News which you are a part owner No 2 57 pound! 8132 81 34 10 00 — KDYL — ©141: Is There about always 3 complaint No 10 05—KDYL— Melodic Interlude 58 The Weather 11:00— CBS — Ted Malone’a Between the 8130 ©140:55 pound! 81 28pounds 137 whether there are separate and absentee NBC — The Collegians Bookenda 1015 — NEW YORK 30 (AP)— Coffee was ownership but there 139: Weathsr condition Juiy 30 1936! No 1 hard Montana 10:30 — NBC — Charlee Stenross' orchestra 11:15 —CDLBS — Good Morning Neighbors firm Thursday July Fancy on trade buying promoted perhaps Warring factions When 'should from tha be equal disgust at A !ow pressure watemapr xrade of No 1 dark hard or No Erandchildren hla mother Wra Christina 130 10:45 — KDYL — Walts Time firmness of primary markets and more yoii open your envelope rememArtaona 11:30— KSL — Musical Revua with Betty by t-minded Dickman Salt Lake City and two broth- - Inland valleys of CaUfomls andIdaho Jl:00 — NBC — Popular Melodies hard Montana winter 8121 cheerful from tbe market ownership reports spot and Utah wsttro Sweden Marlowe Newa ?5?$o! ere Oscar F Dickman Laka and Wtl- - ecroes Nevada hard amber durum No' 1 11:30— KDYL— exSantos opened 8 to 13 cents higher and ber that the enclosed proxy may warm weather is ideal Montana a the time for Abnormally Interlude Balt Melodic — Today llam Dickman F KDYL— red durum — 11:35 8108 City KSL—Word and Music 11:45 closed 10 to 12 cents higher to Sales 30500 more be eome at than raln with you over this important ists region Cora No 3 yellow 8100 0101 Trading 11:45 — KDYL— Midvale Program stockholders’ revival Depression bails No 7 opened 18 to 19 cents higher and A and Tonopah Nev Idaho Pocatello The two dividend check cente latter the PM P IL — six Bales Quotation! higher closed li to 16 cents higher 2000 over Eaet- extends forces preeauro routed been have Economic Family high relatively Archie Harold cent NBC— Jones 12:00 Pepper Young’i — KSL — International News higher and Santos 1200 wais reflects where the Closing It September quotations: cloudy Colorado and em past merely Wyoming Ma Perkins 3 white 40 Oate: 12:15 — NBC — ©41 He Stock Market Quotations expansion Is'fh swing! $876 luceivat $901 May $906 July $911 ter over the dam The proxy howArchie Harold Jonee 3 eon of Mr unsettled weather persist 12:30— NBC — Vlo snd Bade Barley 54® 98c No 7 September $4 75 December $495 are continued high on the 12:15 — KSL— Livestock Report Pressure Business snd Mrs W T Jones 1466 Gilmer drive as The O'Neills estimated the 2 784 No Rye by 12:45— NBC — March leaever if used $502 local boost Revue North Pacific eoaat and across th died Thursday at 8:20 a m In a may rightly —CBS— Sweet and Hot Flax No 1 $206 1 rn00— NBC — Women s Radio and is only 4 per cent beBabsonchart or- 12:20 Spot coffee firm: Santos 4s 9G9V4c the three-daclear skies ar reported where Itral Plains a Illness to following dividends speakers come Sweet 3750 clover seed for jpiany years —CB8 — Three turing guest $300 Milton Rio 7 s 8c Consoles exist with higher preesurea He waa horn March 14 1933 in Salt Cloudineea low normal and now Is 17 per cent eheatra conducted by Joseph Llt- 12:30 Charles Eddls Dunstedter and Ann Is survived by hla parents along th central Atlantic coast Lake and City above a Leaf Laka brolhsr Balt Newa for ago data Ned City! — and year Comparative 1 :3( KtYL Winnipeg 1 :00— KSL — Shoppers’ Matinee Degrees 1936 Publishers’ Fi1:35 — NBC — Oene Arnold Copyright I WINNIPEG July 30 (AP)— Wheat 94 Highest temperature today — — Low nancial Bureau Close 105 High iii00 NBC — Three Naturals vocal and 1:30 — CBS United States Army Band iHlghaat tn this inonUl lines 1874 I FnivPFi latnpa 2 :00 Concert 08 70 July James Lowest last night $102 f $102 instrumental trio October ' Is 100 2:30 —CBS — Weekend Special 15 NBC — The Oauchos Spanish music OGDEN— James L Fower 51 forrasrlyU?4 J®"01 tac? 1874 972 December MraWi srmomxsti Trans-Radi- o Trene-Radl- of JULY Crisis Drives Business Briefs Big Increase Stockholders Urged Mine Company Guy W In Net Sliown consulting gist for the Commonwealth Lead To Use Their Wits has returned an To Assessment company spection trip the By Bethlehem ot 5 FRIDAY MORNING Fr1-da- 2c 81-4- I Sjrch 1 I self-seeki- — 81-2- Bpan-Mar- : I Trans-Radi- absen- Trans-Radi- o 8l-3- -' y Trans-Radi- o Livestock Market Quotations la- ll is conducted by Candelon Mannsra and Tern 2:30— NBQ— Luclll LaFranconl singers Games a :00 — NBC — 1936 Olympic resume featuring William Slater the of — Woman’s — NBC Magasine 1:15 Newa 8 :30 —KDYL— Trans-Radi- o 3:35— KDYL— Melodic Interlude of (he 2:45 — NBC — Woman’s Magasine Air featuring Bennlt Walker as master of ceremonies with the orchestra directed by Josef Hornlk 4 oo NBC — Otto Thum’s orchestra 43— NBC—Back Seat Drlvar 4:30— KDYL— Pop Concert based on Tales 4:45 — NBC — Moorish stories by Washington Irving with musical background 8:00— NBC — Irene Rich drama Interlude 5:15— KDYL— Trans-Radio News 5:25 — KDYL— 5 30 NBC —Frank Fay CaUing with Eddie Kay’s orchestra 5:00— NBC— Jack Meakin’i orchestra Sports Flash 5:10 — KDYL — Trans-Rsdt- e 615— KDYL — Georgs Hall and hla 5:30— NBC — Clara Lu ’n’ Em with Ted e orchestra soloist with T00— NBC — Marlon Talley the orchestra directed by Josef Koestner 7:15— KDYL — Rosario Bourdon and his orchestra orT:30 — NBC—Great Lakes’ SymphonyBlack chestra conducted by Frank 45— KDYL — Rublnoff and hla violin with Jan Peerce tenor 5:00— NBC — Amos ’n’ Andy Robert Hales — Fashionette KDYL g:15 orchestra 8tan Abbott a 30 NBC — Jesse Crawford organist KDYL—Summer Varieties g45 — NBC — Fred Waring and tha Penn- 00— 30— ISfBC— Th Court of Human Rela tions dramatisation Newa KDYL— Trans-Radi- o — Evening Varieties popular KDYL 10:05— 10 '15 NBC — Fletcher Henderson and fall Grand Terrace Cafa orchestra Blltmore orchestra 10 '30— NBC — Hotel Newa 11:00— KDYL —Trans-Radi- o NBC—Palace Hotel orchestra 11:30 NBC —Hotel Mark Hopkins orcheeAn Request program 12:00— KDYL— Good Night (Paid Advertisement 1 authentic 2:45— CBS — Wilderness Road historical drama for children 3:00 —CBS — Buddy Clark eonge 3:15— CBS — Hal Munro's orchestra 3:30 — KSL— Dally Newa Flashes 3 :45 — KSL—Melody Minutes 4:00 — CBS— Virginia Verrlll vocalist 4:15— KSL — Words andTUuslc 4:30— CBS — Dinner Concert Victor Bay conducting ' 4:45 —KSL— Rhythm Revue 5 :30— CBS — Broadway Varieties Oscar Shaw Elizabeth Arden Carmela Ponsellt and Victor Arden's orches- tra 6 :00—CBS — Hollywood Hotel Raymond Igor Gorin Paige’s orchestra Francea Langford and Ann Jamison soloists Dick Powell master of ceremonies with Jean Arthur and Joel McCrae guest atars 7:00 — CBS — Dance with Andre Kostelan-etand his orchestra Kay Thompson and the Rhythm Slpgere and Ray Heatherton 7:30 — CBS — The March of Time 7:45 — KSL— Little Theater of Music News 8 : 00 — KSL — International 8:15 — CBS — Renfrew of the Mounted thrilling etorlee of the north woods 8:30 — CBS — Nobis Slsslt's orchestra 9:00 —KSL — Pinto Peta and his Ranch Boys 9:15 — KSL — Dick Jurgens and his orchestra from Saltafr Pro9:45 —KSL — Tha Htnry Stamped gram 10:00— KSL—Tha Maglo Dial 10:15— KSL— International New 10:30— KSL—Joe Klrkham and hla Old Mill orchestra JUPO— cdlbs— Eddie TttipatMck and his orchestra 11:30— CDLBS— Cola McElroy’s orchestra Midnight 13:00 — CDLBS — Benny Goodman and his orchestra 12:30— CDLBS — Harry Lewis' orchestra 12:45— CDLB8— Gaylord Carter at tha organ 1:00 a m — Good night I Produce Market 98 188 $101' northern today a farmer at Hooper died Thurdayafter-- 1 Cash wheat— No 1" northern' ter NORTH SALT LAKE July 30 (USDA) $275®375: mostly $3 oo asiisai No 2 northern No 3 — Hoge — Receipts 447 includes 141 local 350 grades medium bulls mostly $475 5 00 c SALT LAKE CITY market 72 local packers 375 Los Angeles few meaty kinds with fal bulla $550 Oats— whit No e No 2 47 3 whit packers: choice hogs SI 100 & 1110 stags practical top vealers $0 50 odd heed BUTTER sows 9775 $700 common and medium light Stocker First grade 9500 hesvy 39 — — —ww— — — — — Cattle — Receipts 260 Includes 12 local steers $400 550 waa a ion of Jatsa and Annie Dyaon j —izrz Second grade 38 all classes Sweet cream : market 212 Los Angeles packers 26 Lo Sheep—Receipts 5500 40 Liverpool Jl? hiW?S Total since OcYobw 1st’ to 'data' ! ! ! !l4 ! 11 E°'UnHHWVacilvi Angeles marks bulls 9475 cows 84 00 steady bulk range lambs $9 00 9 wra s — (Parchment 30 leas) LIVERPOOL July (AP) Spot wheat r00 2r Weber "V ci He waa a mem- - Accumulated deficiency since Octo bulk sorted strictly choice here heavy calves 9450® 650 light calve nothing EGC — — No 2 Manitoba 7a lOd No 3 Man- L 24 her let choice grade native and two cars fed 8600® 800 white henneries do 28 9d western Canadian amber hr of Weber camp Woodmen o the itoba 7 TAKEN —YE8-Wor324 Los Angeles wooled lambs $950 bucks $100 lees Large Sheep — Receipts Medium ' whit henneries 24 7e durum Id Australian 7s 7d throwout native lambs mostly $6 00 700 : packers OctoCHEESE Futures closed firm July 107 Surviving nr his widow and his mother ewes down aalea Full cream OGDEN $350 early July 30 lb Hogs— slaughter sons and December 19 ber four March both of Ogden 106 daughters 105 feeding lambs up to $775 few lots Full cream triplet Receipts 320 total through shipments 145 range 19 James C Fowers and Mrs Valeda Jones 100 exchange 501 longhorns lb broken mouth to solid mouth breeding ewe about steady sarly sales best drive-in- s Full cream b sandwich loaf lb 20 of Hooper Mre Lila Hancock of West 91100® 1110 mixed weights and grades $325 400 western cured lb 22 Weber and Elolse Fowers of Ogden five DENVER July 30 Cattle Triplets 81000 1080 few weighty sows 8750 western cured David and Stanley lb Longhorns 23 brothers and sister 500 calves 150 vealere and Longhorns Wlsconson cured lb 800 —Receipt Mrs Cora Fife and 25 Fowers of Hooper Cattle — Receipts 300 total through ship- bulla alronger top vealer g900 bull d Daisies Wisconsin cured lb Mra Ida Clayton of Ogden and Georga 24 ments 213 few lots medium grass steers S450$40 other classes steady 30 (AP)— Following are Fowera of Grace Idaho and seven grandBOSTON July heifers $900 short fed $700® and heifers early steady at 85751 comNEW YORK July 30 (AP)—Butter— the sales high low and closing prices of children mon down to 8500 common to good grass 750 graes heifer $400 9 600 grass stocks traded Thursday on the Boston stock Funeral services will be conducted Suncows $400475 some held higher cut- Receipts 9278 firmer cows late Wednesday and today 84 so Creamery higher exchange $2 7593 75 fed steers $8 15 some than extra day at 2 p m In the L D 8 Hoo: 500 few extra good young kinds up ters extra (92 score) 35®35c ward cha to 525 cutter grades $300375 few held higher mixed yearling $650 firsts (88-9scores) 33 1500 160-24- 0 Ogden L Hoge — Receipt bulla today 8450® 500 pound In Ogden Denver (90 score) 34c may call at the family horn 34c centralised 246836 $1065©10 75 many held higher: sows Sheep— Receipts 14350 total through Cheese — Receipts un and Sunday until 1 p m and Grd Jnc to n sow weak 15c trucked-toff Saturday few steady lots fat good 1250 $860® changed shipments a short time Edmonton wart In the chapel Hooper lambs early steady at 8800® 850: few 885 18428 firm Mixed colBurial will b In Helena to th services common kinds down to 700 sizable lot Sheep — Receipts 6500 fat lambs weak orsEggs — Receipt Brior 32c: 27 standards to to 28® choice lower special Idaho Kan City trurked-l- n packs 25c good ewes out few cemetery ranges 8375 8250 firsts 24 c medium 22c dirLander 27c Idaho lambs $925: soma held higher: trucked lota lamb Wednesday 3 cars No 1 21 c average checks 17 Los Ang Idaho $7 609 60: few yearling breeding twea ties $900 straight 2 cars 19 Vic undergrades whites re19 9 23c Mlnneap 8885 sorted at 8850 with 35 ewes out $5 00 odd fat ewes $225® 300 Sommers William sales of near35 37c George premium mark Modena 9 — st 8325: car Idaho twes 8385 10 culls ST JOSEPH July 30 and mldwestem premium marks 32 out at 8200 OGDEN — George William Sommers 76 Needle Hogs — Receipts 3000 sows steady to 15 ex- 35c exchange apeclale 31 ® 32c New York man and cents lower top 25 cente off most sales railroad KANSAS CITY July 30 emigrant retired early 29c browns nearby and ange standard sows to Utah died Thureday at the home of Omaha Hogs — Receipts 2000 good $850 0 900 closing slow western early sales desir29 35c western packs epeclal Mrs Charlee Parry 2735 Phoenix hie daughter able 240 pounds down mostly 5® 10c low- mostly 10 to 15 cents lower than Wednes- standards other whites and Pocatello er : later bids off more aowa steady to day's average clearance on heavies In- browns and all duck eggs Lincoln avenue following a prolonged Portland unchanged lower 15c top 81075 good to choice complete with some bids 25 cents lower — Steady to weak By freight Live 170-24- 0 was bom Jun 11 1860 In Pueblo Mr 8ommere 1st top $1075 fairly good to Broilers poultry 75 better Practical 81060®10 pound and (rocks leghorns) 172lc Reno son of a Derbershlrt rad 140-16- 0 Alfaton choice lb to late 170 280 England pound 81010® 1085 $103591075 fowl 15920c other freight prices up the late William and Elizabeth Dudley Som- St Louie grades down to $900 and below no 260 to 300 lbe $985 910 40 odd lot changed Broilers 15 9 24c: By express Salt Lake with came child be three of Wheo a mers sows action on heavy butchera unmostly 300 to 350 lbs $950 1010 fowls 16® 20c other express prices the country on the ship San Diego Cattle —Receipts 2000 load choice 863-l- b changed Total Boeton stock sales Thureday 22 hie parents toWith 5825 0 900 few 8910 stock pigs 882a his family he croeeed San Fran — Steady to weak Fresh 149 share "Cynosure" mixed loads Dressed short $850 yearlings poultry Cattle— Receipts 3500 calves 700 In- Steer yearlings $850' built fed steers All prices unquoted Frozen: All prices unthe plains to Utah ae a ‘member of a Seattle dications about steady spots stronger "on and yearlings handcart company arriving In Salt Lake Spokane 835 few loads changed He had lived alo Tonopah lower grads cows vealers and calves common grassars $760 October 4 1863 City bulk beef cowi $525: and Wehngtn In Bountiful Woodruff Carlin Nev steady stockars and feedsra unchanged $400 47 5 bulls mostly 400®500 top CHICAGO July 30 (AP)— Poultry— Live He worked ' Vlnemuc for the past 40 yeare highly flnlehed heavy steers held up to vealers $700 others $5 00 650 kill- 42 trucks hen weak chickens 'ellowstn steady Pacific Southern the for boilermaker ae a 8900 and above common to medium grass ing calves ranged $400 700 two loads hens 4 pounds up Directors YORK 30 than 4 NEW less July (AP)— Yuma steers earl 8450® 610 cutter cows medium grade feeders $475 scattered xmnds 17c leghorn hens 14c Electric Elevator eom-isn- y railroad for the David Moor Nurserlee Plymouth of Westlnghous He we vealer top 8750 sales atockere Gas Finch the and for company ©375 Reed C colWhits Frank elevated lock Rock 21c 19c down " all Thursday springs ' $500 killing His der member of the L D 8 church LEGAL NOTICES 18c rom the vice presidency to president of awife fryers clasaes closed about steady with late ored 18c: Plymouth Rock 1000 Elizabeth Jane Day Sommers whom Plymouth th company two loads Kansas greasers White Rock and colored tn 1880 died In Ogden In 1921 married he NOTICES fully steady: top native lamb 6975 moat Wednesday broilers colRock White Rock 18c and 1625 bulk grassera $475 525 other ored 16c are elx eons and daughters PROBATE a QU ARDLAN8HIP sale 8900 ©950 the respective Financial circles heard Thursday that MreSurviving leghorn 15 c bareback chickclasses same as early (Consult county clerk- or Mr Steve Taylor Evanston Wyo ens CHICAGO 30 14c 14c roosters Bros rooster Information-Hogs Warner July for ) leghorn — further for Sheep signers Receipts 1500 slaughter classes 13c turkeys 13® 16c heavy old duck negotiations of 6 refunding Price Sanger Cal: Mrs R H Ram— Receipt 13000 slow moitly 10® 15c have Hugh sales naiMv- t$31924000 to theper cent debentures bler Oakley Idaho Stephen Sommeri Mre steady early bide and '':tathriiistr lower than Wednesday's average: weights opening duck 13c: email white where young 79-l- b heavy load point lambs sorted tive progressed down 1975 under 180 pound! off more In Instances Oregons email colored 10c young geese nouncement of a iflnlt plan Is expected John Dudley and Mre Parry IS grandalon in and for 81$ Laka County 200 Idaho around slaugh12 $850 180-25- 0 children old and desirable 13c bulk 11c pounds 81075© ter ewes within A short time 8tata of Utah $325 best quotable $400 extra 10299 firm 1115: Eggs — Receipts practical top 81120 few 81125 slaughter clasaes In the matter of tha estate of Roy native lambs first 250-30- 0 steady local 24 r cars 25c fresh gradpounda 81025®1115: beat sows York Federal Reserve bank reNew Th moat iambs desirable sales Porte sometimes known Trewln $975 $900 curcars ed first local 23c 8950 — of a ceived in total Alger gold during to $2729000 Under outs 976 down $700 and rent receipts 24 c T500 calve 1200: Cattle Receipt R T Porte deceased— Notice were the week ended July 29 Imports earns as early: slaughter ewes westerns Mr Jan 133 FALLS a on 30 Ursula track little TWIN and Idaho— eteeri Potatoes— Receipts yearling! The petition of Tracy Loan nd lightweight Colombia India England and Russia load 81-Jmore active than late Wednesdey gen- $325 375 total U 8 shipments 445 California and from Sales of Hudson Motor Car company In Alger 58 resident of Twin Falls for 12 Truet Co and Rhode A Porte pray- slightly stronger the United Btatee during the three weeks yeare died In th Twin Fall county general erally steady middle grades predominating: lambs $785 Washington White Rose eastern of Mra Eiger had western triumphs lng for the admleelon to probate cobbler ended and medium weight and weighty steers alow SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO July 30 Tuesday evening deJuly 25 totaled 6742 cars com- hospital document purporting to b a certain moderate 20 emllnvalld been supplies year barely steady with Wednesday's 25® 50c Hogs — Receipts 800 top $1150 slightly weaker with same In a 4577 th period sacked per ewt California pared downturn numerous She waa bora January 17 1880 In on few 185 to 200-l- b the last WlU and Testament of Boy butchera other mand slow year ago Wednesday these being shown today: most weights practically absent packing sows White Rose U S No U 1 8 $320 3 35: prlngvllle Utah Her hueband Edmund Trewln Porta ate deceased and for- j No 1 $315 waa a 9 1932 died sales fed eteera 8750 9 8 50: severe! loads mostly $900 lata Wednesday load local Washington White Roes sh Alger February NEW YORK ’July 30 ( AP)— Weetvaco member of the L 6 B church s th granting of Latter Tsetamen1 held around 8900 grassy and warmed-u- p 9 330: Idaho Bliss triumphs U E No fair butchera noTrust Co i Chlorine $1100 Products Thureday corporation eons and tary to Tracy Loam andbeen kind g 6 0097 25 ebockere and feeders — Receipts 125 all classes scarce $2459260 Oregon Bliu triumphs U 8 tified the New York stock exchange of a Surviving relatives Include nineDon Cattle for t A Port has cobbler D Nebraska Rhode B and Earl 45 Percy $2 very dull fully 25c lower for th week steady: three loads 1150 to 1250-l- b Ray quality daughters steers per and Jack Alger Mre Mary Bogue Mr Eva proposal to create 250000 shares of 5 oar I4th day of 1 eh stock mostly steady bulla 10 ©15c $255 0 260 Utah cobblere fair cent local feed hearing on Friday th10 o’clock convertible preferred stock of $30 9725 with 4 No and Mra Nora Pennell Twin Falls: lower and vealere 25e lower at 6900 down from cent ehrlnk lotload$700 a m A D 1936 at 1000-l- b The company also would increase Cooper value Improved quality $245 August Mr and a Bandnell Fannie slater Rupert Sr the mostly 8850 down common stock by 260000 share steers $680 load 880 to 050-l- b at the County Court House In Balt two brothers Lyle Hadlock Sugar City 30 (AP)— Butter waa Its CHICAGO Sheep— Jtecelpts 8000( including 4500 diJuly steers in steers fed Court good Bald graes Room of $625 Court score 34 rect fat Yambe stady others weak to absent Utah Provo 93 and Frank Hadlock fresh firm ®34c Thursday Standard 800850 half quoted around 9 75 10 25: Lake City Balt Lake County Utah 3cA-- l Funeral services will be held Friday at lower bulk better grades lnelde 01 score an advance of load medium grass cows $475: good 92 ecore 34core 4 a gallon In CaliWhite mortuary chapel with mall lota 11050 load 3244 c 88 score 32 e nounced Witness the Clerk of said Court to $550 bulls Quoted $525 down Centralized cariota — the price of Its heaviest grade fuel oil 2thep Lm DIn the to luoted B church In charge score score Interment fornia clippers $1000 deck good 89 90 34c with Salves — Receipts 20 few light vealere th seal thereof affixed thl ' In Chicago and vicinity effective August 1 will be in the Fllert'l O choice 94 pound native yearlings 89 00 F 0 cemetery '! 9 800 choice quoted around $950: 33c 27th day of July A D 1936 Mr of the husband Alger’s grave slaughter sheep steady mostly 8250® $750 by 1st Wednesday load vealers $925 sorted (Seal) WILLIAM J KORTH Clerk 350: 30 LOS ANOELE8 July head — Clerk 25 88259T50 OMAHA July 30 B Hogs — Cady Deputy 37700 Butter By Parker ' Sheep—Receipts 1600 lambs very Slow Exchange)cheese Receipts: none eggs 560 cases Receipts 7500 fairly active butchers 250 LB CLUFF to undertone weak to lower no early sales pounds Butter and poultry unchanged fuPetitioner YORK rounds down and sows unevenly weak for Colton NEW 61-l- b 30 e late Attorney — dock July feeder tocehlp-per(AP)— Bert OGDEN Funeral for services Wednesday part top $1060 eparingly r ’ level Thun- - Creer SO son Ergs — Candled clean extras 30c do tures broke below the (Seal) on 190-21- 0 of Reed and Laura Afton pounds packers (1045 lambs $700 edlum extras 26c day Early advanoea in response to steady down street who died better 170-25- 0 Creer of 531 Thirty-fift- h — LOS ANGELES July 30 pounds $l02O dur-la- t met new Live: cables liquidation 140-17- 0 rpool In a local hospital following a 1050 pound 89259l040 K 50 steady to 25 cents Hogs — SAN FRANCISCO July 30 December sold off Wednesday illness lng the trading 140 pounds $3259975 good eow 450 higher Receipts will be conducted Friday choice grain fade bulls — Butter score: 91 35c ‘ $1175 89 32 c from 1208 to 1106 and active months prolonged few $8 90 $1125 down $875©885j at 2 p m tn th Ogden L D B Fourpounds 11 40 ' to 6 5 noticb of showed net declines mediums Large 450-55- 0 Eggs: 25c 28c generally wart Thomas SO 1038 teenth — Receipts pounds $$50 875: stag $8’i by 800 chapel Cattle Bishop the lest hour the Cheese of fully steady July beginning unchanged polnte at down hort-fe' Parker Friends may call- - at th family 5 steers 16 75 725: graes eteera closed eteady for any Futures higher be will responsible not 5500 fed eteera and I Cattle— Receipt Close home Friday until servlet time Low Mexicans $550 9 5 65: cow High debts eontracted on or after July yearling alow steady all ehe stock fully $6009665 12 10 Flour cutter grade 11 99 12 14 $3 00 ©4 25 October steady to strong $4509560 J P Hyland or 30 1938 by Mr steady bull end vealers — 12 07 11 96 12 10 85 to bulls 300 $6 Calve Flour December 30 Receipt MINNEAPOLIS (A In about July Rubber torkere end feedere light supply 05 12 11 08 12 o 95 06-pTexae stock ralvea cotton in 750 Mary Bpeneer Hyland or anyone $675 carload lota per barrel moetlv steady January rubsteady: fed eteera end yearling “ 30 YORK Crude 12 06 NEW 11 95 12 10 (AP)— 25 9 6 85 March July sarki family patents 10 higher 780 other than myeelf "( ‘ 25: pert load mixed yearllnn era $6 — $7258 11 93 1206 ber futures closed quiet 2 to 7 lower 1211 10 higher 690 May Standard pat Sheep Receipts 300: holdovers 300 7 80 $8 40 choice weighty steers end medium December 1651© 11 1641b 09 05 12 1202 September 7 HYLAND July steady feeder lambs $6009723 shorn fl 10 Shipments ’'1 welghrs held higher: fed helfere $726 ‘““"j’jAUBB P 1652 March 1663 pot steady middling 12 $4 Pure bran—2400 $24tyO 800 bulk beef cow $3750450 cut Island swes $465 43o ft Boston Stock List 3434c 2828c Wall Street Briefs l6c 16c llc lle: REDUCE THE HOLLYWOOD WAY LOSI POUNDS— Mil YIAKS YOIINOIK "Lovely Marion Talley star of opera and concert stag who new weigha 107 pound® aaye "It’s eo May to look and feel year younger I follow tho Holly-WoHabit which mean I eat tentibly exercua od regularly and we Ry-Kr- at every meal up Wajerr or bread Try It youraelf— It’ fun to 1 reduce this way and you’ll lov Sy Kriep Wafer — they're delicious Tuna is KDYL 7:09 PM mim Ursula Jane 24c Cotton Market M3BP j Bert Creer " lr ' ' V z - '