Show “HE SALT LAKE S L Stock Market Quotations FRIDAY t t I t t v4 Leghorn At lc 40 At 100 St SSOO 100 MOO At 16c Bid Sugar pfd Con Wag A Mach Utah Fire Clay U P A L $6 pfd do $7 pfd Amalg m ) $ 6 70 2 60 67 00 ' 36 00 43 00 41 00 Asked $ 7 00 2 80 85 00 40 00 44 00 44 00 SALES (Trading S L Stock Exchange) Con Wagon A Machine 50 at l2 75 at 5 Utah Power and Light $7 pfd $44 00 CURB BALES (After 1 p m) 20 Utah Power and Light $6 preferred tt $36 50 5 at $3750 2 at $38 L Curb Bid Aaked Amalg Sugar com First Security Corp A Utah Home Fire Ini Utah Oil Refining Utah Southern Oil BONDS r 60 00 Sugar 4s 47 96 00 “shorts" 12 00 41 5s k Ogden o Sugar 5i 102 50 10400 Hotel Utah Co Holly do 5s a : 92 99 14 104 105 50 00 00 00 50 90 c Moon-lak- Cook-r-a- y ilk ligt heavies To New Loiv s utes of Utah 1933 LESTER S ABELSON (Signed) Subscribed and sworn to before me this 8th day of November 1937 JEANNE E KOSMAN (Seal) 'Notary Public SPECIFICATION'" Whom It "May Concern: known that E O Jackson Distilling Co of 8440 South Chicago avenue Chicago County of Cook State of Illinois belhg engaged lp the business of distilled spirits and alcoholic beveragea adopted for Its use a trade mark name andlor device of which the following Is a description or facAMERICAN simile: SCOTCH Bald trade name mark andlor device to be used generally as follows: On whisky gin cordials and blended scotch-typ- e DENVER —Receipts Dividend Action Director of Consolidated Machine company held a Wagon sched- uled meeting Friday but took no action on declaring the dividend which itockholdera recently made legally possible by reducing: the company’s capitalization and thereby converting: a deficit into a sur- plus The directors will meet again December 15 to consider dividend action By that time it was explained the company will have more complete earnings data from Its 20 branches $mum every Tribune ffcKMa morning by Publishing us m Bait Company 0 lu& 4 1200 In Th above rmtea apply Utah Irtano Nevada aoa Wyoming Ilsewher in th United Stataos $125 Pally and Sunday on month in inbuilt us on sale ia every impornt city la the United State Render may macertam agent - la any city by uuspbomm ttiia office fD inbuu ia a member ol the Auv Hra Associated Praaa la exelated Press entitieo to the use (or reproducclusively all uews dispatches credited to tt tionnotof otherwise credited in this papar ar or leo the local news published herein i'he inbune ia a charter member ot the DaLEE ALPERT50N Attended church evert sumYorHisuFE AND DEFIED 500miSTERSFOR5Q HE WAS F1NALLV CONVERTED YEARS BY HIS OWN SON Pittsburgh AND It was His Son's First Ordained f)j' ' MYHU5t5rw ia -a- nd He wa His Son's Fret GOD KNOWS WHY 3 DIED ON WITHOUT BEIN&ONTHE Sermon FAIRWAY IN Convert THE ROUGH OR ON THE GREEN 4- - HOW NY GRAVESTONE IN EARLSVILLE EXPLANATION OF TODAY’S SSly- - w-- af are rending this part of the asunder I still can write something that I think Is Navy Sparrows — Here’s a letter a wonder that just eame to me from China "Would you believe that three litU tle “Chefoo China aboard S S English sparrows have followed ‘Black Hawk’ Lieutenant Commander C M Holton “Dear Mr Ripley from America to China aboard “Even at this time when shot and this ship I have seen them every shell between the Japanese and Chi day for a year and they have fol- nese CARTOON country you of more of Answer Marriage A Natalie Barr W Divorces Asked Licenses Brower 29 Balt Lake May Evans 37 Balt Lake Metcalf from Jack WilEdplngton cruelty attorneys Irvine Thurman Holt from Robert LHolt cruelIrvine Skeen k Thurman Hyde Wilson from Robert E desertion attorney J Grant IverGarff Dodge from Carlos L Margaret DodRe cruelty attorney A U Miner Arthur J Becker from Estha B Becker cruelty attorney F C Loofborough Isabel liam Metcalf Skeen k Edna R ty attorneys Geneve Wilson son City City 32 Rock Spring Wyo Cecilia Derry 33 Salt Lake City Mont George Milo Pearson 33 Butte Barbara Lillian Halter 22 Oakland Bmedley Cal Louie Rendell Pechstein 24 Salt Laka City Virginia Banta 35 Kansas City Mo Floyd Halter Eardley 35 Salt Lake City Madge Ethel Caine 22 Salt Lake City Freston Albert Martinean 23 Salt Lake City 17 SaltLak-Gladys May Nielsen City 29 Pocatello Max Boyd McQueen Idaho y Geraldine Nichols 22 Pocatello Idaho Thomas Payne Monahan 22 Salt Lak City Marian Boyle 21 Sait Lake City Dominic Priano 20 Helper Evelyn Murray 18 Bingham Niels Amos Christensen 40 Brigham City Gladys Williams 33 Spanish Fork Dell William Anderson 21 Magna Cleo Kusson 21 Magna Idaho J Harold Steele 20 Iona Lola Edith Mlckeleon 17 Iona Idaho C&arle Dean Greener 27 Declo Divorces Granted Robert E Hyde Wilson P from C Evans desertion: Judge Garff Dodge from Carlos L Margaret Dodge cruelty Judge P C Evans Arthur J Becker from Estha B Becker cruelty Judge P C Evans Geneve Wilson Births Idaho Valera Peterson 32 Burley Idaho Nathaniel Edwards Jr 25 Bountiful Margaret Deane Monson 18 Preston Idaho Vernon John Good sell 21 Salt Lak Florence City OUve Wharram 23 Twenty-sevent- Lak Salt 1 Daniel Edward Cameron 26 City Phyllis Ogden 21 Salt Lake City Lak Salt City The Weather conditlone reported br U bureau November 38 1937: Skies have cleared and Umperature-ha- ve dropped in the plateau ai a resultn pan-toof the development and aouttiward aouth-western of a hlnh preMure eyetera ovr Canada and tha Pacific northwe—t The lowest temperature recorded In toe degree tatee at S:30 tonlaht was 16 Havre Mont Calgary andTheEdmonton redleturbance port aero temperatures which has caused rain and unsettled weather In Utah and aurrounding area the past few Mta-ateslp- pl days tonight appeara teover the upper reported at Denver valley Snow Pleasures show a decline and and Pueblo temperatures have risen on the Atlantic coast aa the central low begin lo Influence weether In that region Comparative data for Balt Lake City: Degree 43 Highest temperature today 1874 74 highest In thla month ainca lowest last night oweat this month sine 1874 —2 Mean for today 40 Normal 37 Inch Total precipitation for the 24 hours 04 ending at 630 p m Total for this month to date BO Accumulated deficiency for this month 34S to date Total since October 1 to Accumulated excess since October! 83 Sun rise at 7:30 and seta at 5:02 November 2L—TES-TBRDA-Y TAKEN WEATHER OB8ERVATION8 AT 5:30 P M MOUNTAIN TIME at dt BECKSTEAl----6terlin- Assen-ber- d 8outh street NABH — Gerald son November 17 Standing and Camlllo Juste-ss- n 126 K street son November 17 ? Junior Beep’ The inclosed photos of the ’Beeps’ were taken in Chunking China 'Yours sincerely “E L FLOWER "U S Black Hawk” I EARL — Don Roy and Mary Isadore Beck 440 Sherman avenue sou November 18 BAKER — John Henry Jr and Estella Elizabeth Hutchinson 338 Fourth aveuue daughter November 15 8TARK — George Edward and Elvera Bacos 44 Third East street daughter November 15 PETER80N —Carl Gustav snd Ina Mary NovemMulvey HotJaday daughter ber 15 8IR9TIN8 — Max Arthur and Bertha Mar64 North Fifth West tha nowotiiy street eon November 15 AGLE— Roy and Martha Mae Lindsay 851 West Fourth Bouth street son November 16 YOUNG — Brigham and Consuelo Clawson 287 E street son November 16 COLVER-- Fred Wilbur and Phoebe Agnes Austin 956 West Ninth Bouth streft son November 10 CHRISTENSEN— Howard Hans and Anna Louisa Catlln 1390 Fourth East street November 2 daughter BROWN-r-Orlow MrFeraou and Ida Walker Clearfield daughter November 4 CHAPMAN —Conway William and Maybelle 332 Roosevelt avenue son NoFarley vember il OLE A VE — Win f red Frank and May Marjory Rasmuson 741 Denver street son November 13 NAYLOR — Wllford Woodruff and Beatrice Rathbone 759 Park etreet son November 14 Mt Pleasant — Jay and Eathel Lasson Wlnkleman daughter November 19 In Arthur and Dale Nelson Hollywood Cal Carter daughter November 15 in Lund Nev Moroni — Rex and Lillis Jensen Kellett daughter November 13 Curvex " OOlCly cty llOiSn oOi ely C 07iClr eoicir omcir 9 MMJTb wth c OO'CIP ooicir OOlCly ooicir 00'cir 12IP OOlCly 00 Sn OOiClr OOlCly 04iClr 00‘Clr 09iRn OOCly 00'Clr ooeir xAlrport station $1 Down — $1 Wefekly w OOiClr oop li cly cly OOlCly KDYL — 9:03 5KM?osrp fy at P M jpryrs Eureka BJorkman Lundgreen Petterborg died at tha a March 26 SALT LAKE— Mata OGD6N— 2405 Washin(toa p ward chapel with burial In Preston cemetery directed by Hendricks' mortuary THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE United States for the district of Utah In the matter of Joseph Byron Goff voluntary bankrupt— in eankrup-NOj1476To the creditors of Joseph Byron Goff of Salt Lake City epunty of Salt Lake and district aforesakL bankrupt Notice Is hereby given that on ths 7th day of October A D 1937 th said Joseph Byron Goff was duly adjudicated bankrupt and that the first meeting of hia creditors will bs held at the office of the undersigned refer In bankruptcy 424 Beason building Salt Lake City Utah os the 8th day of December 1937 at 10:30 o'clock a m at which time the said creditors may attend prove their claims a trustee examine the bankruptappoint and transact such other business as aaay properly come before said meeting J McConnell Referee in Bankruptcy 8alt Lak City Utah November 26 1937 OGDEN—Funeral service for Dirk Raat IN 84 building contractor who died Wednes2404 Madison avenue day at his home will be conducted Sunday at 2 P- m In Ogden L D S Fifth ward chapel by Burial will be In Bishop Austin H Shaw Ogden city cemetery with Larkin Sons ' directing Friends may sail at the family horns Saturday afternoon and evening and until time of services Sunday Stephen P Miller OGDEN — Funeral services for Stephen Peter Miller 72 retired railroad conductor who died Thursday in a local hospital will be conducted Sunday at 2 p m in Ogden L D S Nineteenth ward cnapel by Bishop James E Burton Burial will be fin Ogden city cemetery under direction of Lindquist k Sons Friends may call at the residence Saturday afternoon and evening and until time of services Sunday t Radio Programs P oop P Dirk Raat OWEN— Daniel Whitney Owen 70 215 E etreet carcinoma November 22 HARKELSON— John Harkelson 64 FarmNovemcerebral hemorrhage ington ber 17 GREENER — Grace Olson Greener 2S Helper heart disease November 23 57 Eureka RUSSELL— Howard Russell asthma November 23 HILL — Bernice Hill 16 729 Kilby court endocarditis November 24 SHELLEY— Eldredge Shelley 74 8alt Lake November 22 City cerelnoma HE VOICE OF THE WEST KALLIAS — Sam KalUas 50 Copperfield embolism November 23 -pulmonary SATURDAY NOVEMBER 27 BARBER — Leslie Garth Barber 22 Hurricane abcess of brain November 25 A M KIMBALL— Marv Connelly Kimball 61 6:00— KSL— Sunrise Serenade 817 First avenue carcinoma Novem6:30— KSL— Music of the Morning ber 24 YOWELL—Everet Falow Yowell 67 851 7 :00—KSL— International News Princeton avenue diabetes November 23 NICHOLS — Francis Joseph Nichols 62 273 7:15— CBS—The Dalton Brothers First avenue cirrhosis of liver Novem7:30— KSI— Early Bird Shopping News ber 25- 7:45— KSLe— Morning Moods GALLACHER — William John Gallacher 10 8:00— KSL— International New 430 East Seventh South street pulmooary embolism November 25 8:15— KSL— Breakfast Melodies 900— KSL— Old Favorites In Song New Suits Filed 9:15— KSL— Jennie Lee's “Timely Tips' Lehvs Factors Intermountain Dorothy 9:30 — KSL— National emergency council man et si- - Judgment on account $222 45 attorneys wnite Wright k Arnovits Speaker Home Owners Loan corporation vs George 8:45— KSL— Morning Matinee with Judith Emil Petersen et ux foreclosure $1565 21 dams Fashions In Foods Jans attorney William J Cowan Intermountain Electric and Auto 8upply Stewart and guest artist for company application dtslncorporation 10:00— KSL— Utah Congress of Parents and dissolution: attorneys Irvins Skeen k and Teachers Thurman 10:15— K8I— Along Melody Lane 10:30— KSL— The Tribune presents "Children’ News of the Air " 10:45— KSL— rUtah State Agricultural Col A NEW DESIGN FOR lege Speaker 11:00— KSL— Your Community Chest— a GIVING Junior League drama 11:15— KSL— Modern Miracles 11:20— CBS— Army-Nav- y football game 09iClr OOlCly OOlCly O following year's illness He was bom In Norway 1 856 aud emigrated to this February country fa 1876 coming directly to Franklin county Mr Petterborg filed on 160 acres of land in 1688 and lived on his original homestead until 1903 when he moved Into Preston For several year he was in the meat and grocery business with A A Jensen He retired from business in 1916 Mr Petterborg served an L D 0 mission to Norway In 1898 and also worked on the Utah Northern railroad He married 1877 and she died in 1892 On July 1 1806 he married Annie Dobson who survives him Mr Petterborg hauled the firet load of logs for the first schoolhouse east of Preston where a few years ago a znonu ment waa erected Surviving besides his widow are 11 sons PAYSON — The Inflnt daughter of Lawand daughters Emil Jr Theo A rence aud Klea Francis Limb died at their E Warren L and Guy C Petterborg Edgar Preshome Friday soon after birth ton Clyde L Petterborg Ogden Utah Lee The child Is survived by tht parents a A Petterborg Richmond Utah: Mrg Ruby brother Marvin Lltnb a sister Neda Limb P Hobbs ana Mrs Leona P Olsen Frankthe grandparents Mr and Mrs John Limb lin: Mrs Lucille Perkins Idaho Falls: Mrs Hasel P Sorensen Wright Porterville Cal Santaquln and James Francis Boise Funeral services will be conducted Sat- 40 grandchildren and six at 2 p m at the home Burial urday will be In Payson cemetery under direction Funeral services will bs conducted Mon of Deseret mortuary day at 2 p m In Preston L D 8 First Deaths GRUEN m ('H' PRESTON Idaho—Emil family home here Friday 81 retired merchant of Preston EAST GARLAND— Jay Dyal Sorensen 11 of Eaat Garland died at a Tremonton hospital late Thursday after a three weeks' illness He was a son of Mr aud Mrs Wilford Sorensen of East Garland and a student In the sixth grade at the Garland He was born at East Garpublic school land Jauuary 7 1926 Surviving are hie mother and father and the following brothers and sisters all of East Garland: Geneva Vincent Orleen Leah Cleo aud Leon Sorensen also a twiu brother Jay Sorensen Funeral services wilt be conducted at Burial East Garland L D 6 ward chapel will be in East Garland cemetery directed by Shaw k Iverson mortuary Infant Limb 843 Station PRESTON Idaho—Mrs garth Alice Hardy Eapllo 61 wife of Ether Esplin died at a local hospital early Thursday of uremic poisoning She was born at Salt Lake City October 14 1876 She waa married to Ur Esplin in the L D 8 endowment house In Balt Lake City September 4 1002 The moved here soon sfter their marriage couple She is survived by her husband seven sons and daughters: Viola Edna Ralph Angua Pearl and Merl Eapiln Mrs Bertha Johnson all of Preston seven grandchildren six brothers and listen: Mrs Maud Spears and Mrs Minnie Gillette Tooele Utah: Mra Bertha Reynolds Mrs Charles William Hardy Salt Lake City Mr Cy£ thla Beal Ban "Mateo Cat Funeral servlcee will be conducted In Preston L D S Third ward chapel nt 3 p m Sunday with burial In Preatou Cemetery directed by Hendrick mortuary Emil O Petterborg Jay Dyal Sorensen lowed the shTp every place even to Singapore Needles to say they are great pets with the crew and we call them ‘Papa— Mama—and h -- Salt Lake City Ernest Anderson 27 Ralph C y' Muy Adams 23 Salt Lake — Francis William and Alta Derrick 868 Garfield avenue sou November 22 BUTLER — Vlrge M and Mabel Vienna 759 Second East street daughter November 20 TESTER — John LeRov and Ed&bell Thomson 809 Vfe South Washington street son November' 22 LANE — Clarence LeRoy and Miriam Crawford 632 East Seventh South street son November 23 GATHERUM — John Stanley and Lois Maude Scheller 455 East Sixth South street son November 23 TURNER—Harry and Viola Raymond Burkman 434 Fourth East street daughter November 21 NORTON —Charles Melvin and Blanche Karen Knudsen 210 East 8outh street son November 2 BERRYMAN— George Henry and Edith Marcia Reid 061 Bouth Second West street son November 21 ASHMUN — Milton snd Rena Ardell Harry 137 East First South street Hampton KTftirfmihhr 9ft BRAt&EY-Kenneth T’ snd Alda May Smith 139 North Fifth West street son November 20 " BAKER — Sherd Edward and Ida May Griffith West 8ixtb South street 3186November 20 daughter BASSETT — Alden R and Marian Amelia Aldous 335 East Broadway daughter November 20 PUIG— Emilio Calderon and Maria Margarita Varela 24 Fifth East street son November 20 WHALL—Charles Gene snd Evangel Ruby Brown 1182 South West Temple streeC daughter November 20 WALDEN — James Arthur and Garcia James 1478 Ninth East street son November 19 GOODFELLOW — Elwyn Lindsey and Grace James 540 Fifth South Emily street son November 19 ZACHRE80N — Elmer Carl and Ellen Mary Hughes 116 South Twelfth West street son November 19 KRAFT — Carl Fern and Stella Lille Jensen 436 Debs place daughter November 19 Markay and Marie Holder Wallace South Jordan daughter November 19 CARLSON — Carl Henry and Anna 426 Elisabeth street daughter November 19 ELG—Lorenxo Foratllng and Lenora Josephine Hill 1079 East Thirty-thirMULCOCK Maud cisco Nwd-UJee- Utah and Salt Lake City Statistics George Sarah A' Hardy Esplin Wilson Fred SCORED A BIRDIE wCONVERTM : for being saved Thanksgiving dav as he offeredthanks a 4t Gallacher Stephen Luther Radford wc — Tu$ALOOSAAltbvn and Sunday one month Dally and Sunday ana ytar to Dally vaoos water from West Fork of Eagle creek In Bald water will be Daggett county Utah diverted from April 1 to November 30 incL of each year at a point located In the NE 4 8W 4 of unapproximately Bee 32 T 2 N R 21 £ 8 LB surveyed A M more specifically described as 8 7 deg E 3545 ft from cor No 2 Forest Homestead Survey No 128 The water will be conveyed ditch and uaed to Irrigate 50 acree of land embraced In said Forest Homestead Survey No 128 which if surBureau of Circulation i wilt veyed would be approximately the 8W 4 of Bee 29 and the N 4 NW 4 gee 32 The Tribune la a member of Media T 2 N R 21 Et 8LB A M me Kecurrle linmp This application I designated to the ofino national rep- fice of the Btate Engineer aa No 12525 510 entatlve Office: New360fork CityMichAll protests resisting the granting of avenue: btadlsoo North Chicago said application with reasons therefor Land Title build-nPhiladelphia mad In affidavit form must b filed with igan avenue Detroit 8269 General Motors building T H HUMPHERY8 Btate Engineer Oepitol Francisco Los Sutter street Building Balt Lake City with one extra Ban 117 West 58 Ninth street: Beattla Lloyd copy and $100 filing fee within 30 day aulldlnt date th of last publication after T HUMPHERYS Btate Engineer Foreign Bureaus of information ot l'he Date of first publication Nov 13 193T rribuni are No 1 Rue Scribe Pari Date of Pratto 125 Pail Mail London Soglaod publication Dec U 1937 Mr tiful to Ianthua aud Hannah Wlntt Barlow — and had lived here her entire life Sh waa active fn L D 8 church organisation work and participated In many civic activities Surviving art her husband a aon and two daughters Mrs Aurelia Graham Sait Lake City and Harold D and Edith Muir Bountiful and seven grandchildren Funeral services will be conducted at 1 p m In West Bountiful U D 8Sunday ward Burial Will be la Bountiful coma-ter- y chapel Friends may call at the residence Saturday after 6 p m and Sunday to time for of services officiating He waa born May 18 1856 at Brigham City a sou of Jefferson and Elizabeth He resided at 328 Owen Wright place ana for 38 years had been acar-pente- r in Balt Lake City Surviving are hie widow Mrs Eliza F PRESTON Idaho — Wright ana four daughters Luther RadFriends may call at the Larkin mortu- ford eg an employe Stephen of Preeton city died ary Saturday from 4 to 8 p m and Sunday Wednesday nt his home from a stroke while he waa working at tha Preston prior to time of services Interment will be in the City cemetery city building He was born In Eaflehurgh N C December l 1888 At an early aga he came to L He marrled iilUau- Ntslson - Oo-Preston tober 29 IBlO In Logan L D S tempi He la survived by hie widow 11 song Fred L WUson 51 former Utah resident and daughter! Mre Harry L Tllfotson Powas recently burled In the Tonouah Nev cemetery friends In Salt Lake City teamed catello Mre Otis Orchard Twin Falla: Vent Radford Blackfoot Mrs LeRoy Erickson Friday Utah and Myrls Dean Verda Other than that he died in a Ton op ah Cornish Verla Grant Neldon and Robara Radford after a long Illness details of his all hospitalwere of Preston: hla father M O Radford not available death Mr Wlleon was born and reared In and a lister Mre L R Howell of Black-fo- ot Idaho Stockton but had resided In Tonopah the Servlcee will be conducted In Preeton past 20 years Survivors are his widow Mrs Ira Wil- L D S Second ward at a time to b anson a daughter Johnson mortuary In in Irene or Tonopah and nounced later two sisters Mrs Clara Cain of Balt Lake charge City and Miss Kthed WUson of Ban Fran- Villi am Lake gUBBCKIKi ION BOUNTIFUL — Mre Georjrenta Barlow 0 wife ot Daniel Muir and Muir L D 8 church worker here diedactive lata at the family home following a Uu Friday gerlng Illness She wee bom March 37 1877 In Boun- Funeral services for Luman Wright 81 who died Thursday at a local hospital will be conducted Sunday at 1215 p m at Larkin mortuary chapel with Bishop Leo G Thayne of Ute Ninth L D 8 ward Waterman ' Georgenia Barlow Muir Luman Wright Weather Company Defers and ‘ Mr Alice Clark O'Donnell 57 wlf Patrick 2 O’DorneU Denver k Rio Grande Western railroad foreman dled Friday at Bhe re6:40 p m at a local hospital sided at 1145 East Eighth Souih street Bom March 16 1880 at Aberdeen 8 D she was a daughter of Frank and Catherine She had been a resident of Murray Clark Balt Lake City the past 22 years Surviving are her husband a son Myron Csl Jsrnes O’Donnell Portola and a daughter Mis Loretta O’Donnell of Balt Lake City a 25®27c Of Lead Mounts whisky with 'Deaune Greener HEBER — Funerl iervtee for Cun Greener 16 who died Thursday following heart attack will be conducted Sunday noon In Wasatch L D 6 atak tabernacla Burial will bs In Hebsr City cemetery Friends may call at Olpln Brothers mor tuary until noon Saturday and at tha Greener residence Saturday afternoon and evening and Sunday to tlm£ for aervicea ' Alice Clark O’Donnell active mainly taking big end fully steadyaoweto average top nteaay and traders for load 191 part 65 good $7 $750 average heavier 1920c World Output f: 10c 36c: Zinc Declines NOTICE To All Be It moderately outsider Nov 26 Cattle Centralized carlota — 90 score 36c: 89 650 calves 150 fed heifers 3?Ae strong to 15 cents higher 50 — $75008 cases 3323 weak classes other Eggs Receipts steady grass heifers $6 00 cars and local 25c resh graded extra down cows beef others heavy $650 re-elp- ts Irsts cars and local 24c current cutters $3000425 $4750600 bulls 23c refrigerator extras 184 0 $4 000550 vealers good and choice 18c refrigerator efrlgerator standards $9 00610 50 stocker and feeder steers rets 17 c 25 heifers $575 steer calves Potatoes — Receipts 113 cars on track $50006 $6 75 heifer calves $5 50 30: total U 8 shlpmentrfwedneaday Hogs — Receipts 700 butchers steady 53 Thursday 216 dull supplies liberal sows weak to 250 160 $7 650 sacked per cwt Idaho emand slow 75 heavies scarce ldO pounds to 145 pounds Ruaeet Burbanks U S No 1 few sales medium $7250740 sows weight $715 $1 361 50 U 8 No 2 11174: Colorado Red McClures U 8 No 1 $145 3300 trucked-l- n 8heep— lambs 2 $110 : (Nojth Dakota steady $8 Receipts 150 U 8 No 4? 900 00 asking strong to 25 Cobblers 80 to 85 per centfUT 8 No 1 cents higher on carlots steady talking Bliss 1 15 Nebraska Triumphs 85 double good Colorado lambs $8 50 choice 81 10 held above 0900 per cent U 8 No 1 $1 30 ewes steady natives NEW YORK Nov 26 (AP)— Dressed $3 650375 natlvs feeding lambs $750 and fowls Chickens KANSAS CIT Nov 2b (AP-USDpoultry — (Boxes) ) unsettled frozen fiOO Hogs— steady to firm turkeys — 5 to fairly active Fresh Turkeys north- mostly Receipts 10c higher than Wednesday's averducke western 19i6’25c western 21027c age largely to shippers top $775 good other fresh and to choice 170 to 800 pound southwestern 19 024c few HOlflO pound $740 $760 0775 frosen prices unchanged 0765 sows Live poultry — By freight weak chickens Cattle— Receipts colored 23c 1200 Rocks 23® 24c mostly 18 400 calves ©19c fowls colored 17 021c mostly 19 beef steers and yearlings slow steady to weak supply consisting of short feds of (ff21c Leghorn 15 0 18c mostly 16® 17c medium to hens 22 IP 17c old booster good grade also slow on short turkey fed heifers cows fully steady 23c mostly 23c toms 16c ducks 19c calves vealers and Rocks 16 steady to strong stockers and feediy express weak: chickens ers croses 22® 28c uuchanged: early sales 7e short fed mostly 20 022c steers ©825 short load fed heifers mostly 24c Reds 18c Leghorns 17 02Oc $6 85 $700 load good cows $575 cutters mostly 17 018c broilers Rocks 21®26c 4 50 25 0 choice to most-24 vealers Tmostly good mostly 2324o crosses20c10(02Re $7 0009 50 fowls colored 27c Leghms 1000 lamb mostly 25c Sheep— Receipt w Sj 25c mostly 21025c Leghorns 10 O sheep lO to 15c few native lambs 21c mostlv 15® 20c r old roosters IB® 17c $8 90 most down from $8 85 choice sales hens 16c 15® 17022c turkeys mostly fed clipped lambs $875 and $885 fed mostiv 17 021c: toms 15®17c shorn yearlings $7350765 top ewes Butter — Receipts 10649 tubs steady $475 grades unchanged 801'TH w 8AN mar-sloFRANCISCO Nov 26 35354 pounds: Cheese— Receipts Hogs — Receipts 150 butchers prices unchanged ewes: top $850 on aboutlOO tread good weak steady 10920 Eggs — Receipts choice to snecial packs :0A33c mfxen color" weights other weights bulk good firsts 26028c sec and classes absent standards 29®30c packlug eligible $6 50 onds 224 ®24c mediums 21®22c dirt- sows Cattle — 200 checka sales scattered Receipts ies No 1 2102144c average short load medium 705 to 810 Refrigerator special packs steady stock V4184c standards steers $6 50 medium to good 194®19fcc: pound ®23Mjc mediums slaughter steers seconds 18c quoted largely firsts 184c $750 & she stock very alow no sales small and dirties 17®174c whites re- 8 75 beef cotes quoted to $5 75early good or sale of premium marks 38039c near-b- y slightly above bulls quoted nominally meand midwestem premium marks 35037c steady 34c midwestern dium grades eligible $4750550 exchange specials 33® Calves — Receipts none nominal near-b32c good fancy exchange standards to cholct vealers quoted around and west-- i near-bmediums $9500 10 50 exchange mediums and top pullets none nothing on sale Sheep— Receipt average pullets 214 23c V4®244c market quoted Pacific coast jumbo and premiums 35 nominally steady atrictly good around 70 to 85 pound wooied iambs 3444 035c standards ®49c specials wooied slaughter ewes quoted to $925 mediums 274c pullets ®344c eligible largely 8325 down extra fancy 35036c browns -40 near-band western special packs 33 w LOS ANGELES Nov 26 (AP-U8D)— 31c other western standards 31032c: Hogs— Receipts 150 10c to small to medium 24 026c duck top $8 90 others $8000850 20c higher near-b- y 35038c to extra Cattl— Receipts 1100 holdovers fancy eggs fancy 277 slow fully steady medium to choice steers LOS ANGELES Nov 26 steers 25 $8500950 grass $6 Exchange) — Receipts: 7507 heifers $6 25 down cows Butter 106900 pounds eheese none $4750 frass cutter grades $300 0450 bulls to eggs 1200 cases and cheese unchanged Butter 8625 x — candled clean extras 31c 1 — Calves— Receipts 450 holdovers 351 candled medium extra 264c slow steady to strong native vealers — to 1 6 broiler 14 pound” 810 75 down Poultry calves slaughter $6000 22c to 24 pounds 2ic 7— over 14 700 850 all billed through Sheep— Receipts good wooied lambs quoted $875 &9 25 Mr of The partnership composed Lee Keith Clarke Ray Dixon and busiUtah Price doing of Oiger e ness under the name of The Nov Club will be dissolved on claim NEW YORK Nov 28 t®— Ameri1037 Anyone having any 12 or partnership can Smelling and Refining company against this businessclaim at once will preeent their Friday reduced the price of xinc c a pound to 525 cents The new price is the lowest for name trade for application the year to date Quotations have MARK XND10R DEVICE been declining steadily since spring BMte of Illinois County of cents a pound was Lester 8 Abelson being first duly A high of 7 sworn deposes snd says that he la established March 8 ' DisE Jackson O president of the buslnees tilling Co located and doing at 8440 South Chicago avenue ChiIllicago County of Cook State of nois That the said E O Jackson Distilling Co Is the exclusive owner of the trade name mark andor device described In the specification accomthat the aald NEW YORK Nov 28 UP)— World panying this affidavit trade name mark andor device Is In lead production increased to 166153 use by them In the business of dis- short tons in October from 159032 tilled spirits and alooholle beverages in September the American Bureau and he claims of Metal Statistics reported Friday In the State of Utah said trade name mark andlor device United States production in Octoaa the trade name mark andor device ’ under which goods or merchandise are ber advanced to 45112 tons from manufactured prepared handled sold 37989 in September Foreign outor distributed by him "and that s put was 121041 in October against copy of the above statement has been 121043 in the previous month a week for two cononce published secutive weeks In a newspaper of general circulation published In the State NOTICE TO WATER USERS THE STATE OF UTAH OFFICE OF of Utah and he petitions that said ENGINEER SALT LAKE CITY trade name mark andlor device be re- STATE Nolle i hereby given that W B Thomnn corded In the office of the Secretary care L P Christensen Vernal Utth has of State of the State of Utah In acmade application in accordance with the cordance with Title 95 Revised Stat- law of Utah to appropriate 071 sec ft ot t 3000 market than springs co Unlisted Industrials S 4 37c: Rc33 Inside- 88 91scorescore32c 9 CURB SALES (After 1 p BlnghAm Metala 500 At 22c Weat Toledo 1000 At 2c ICMl 5779 veal-er- a 4Wikr°Mlnlng 300 1 CHINA market no at $1400 17 00 moatl havingheldbeenat bid on heavy colored 2lV4c some Plymouth and steers off show $1800 heavy herd sold up to $17 50 late Wednesday peddling market on cows and heifers shade hickens roosters to 16c 15c lower weak especially oosters 14c turkeys hens 23 c Leghorn young on cows bull and vealers acarce steady oms 20c old toms 18c No 2 tur-ey- s heavy sausage offerings $650 down: $10 50 down 17c pounds up young ducks 4 13000 fat lambs in olored Sheep — Receipts 18c white 19c small colored broad demand but as yet few sales indica6c: whits geese 17c: geese 15c Dressed poultry — Steady turkeys young tions fully 25c higher asking more upturn ens 26c: old 24c young toms 26c old now talking $92509 50 on good to choice fed offerings 3c No 2 turkeys 20c frequently held at $975 and Indicanothing done on CHICAGO Nov 26 (AP)— Butter was above tions firm on sheep or yearlings $400 & 5 00 on ullv steady Friday to ewes feeding lambs relagood choice Fresh — 93 score 39®39c 92 score tively scarce 25cBaby 2000 at Tar ESiiS StrTlOO ''zuma TO of run 240 pound! down 10c higher Wednesday's to off mostly steady $7 60 freely by shippers 160 to 240 pound average to 205 pound to a shipper and choice to 280 pound 6760 $755 & weights good sows few to stags 25c lower in 4 Utah Con Utah Wyo Con Oil Victor Con Walker Mining West Toledo Wilbert Yankee Con Zuma Utah Idaho Bug com do pfd at hene Tg BLACK HAWK FROM THE UNfTED STATES a FRIDAY SALES at 22c 500 at 23c Bingham Metala 500 at 21c 1000 Cardiff Standard 3000 at me Cs6M ester Con 500 at sic: 5003 Vbat c 50c1000 Columbua-Rexal- l 600 at at 4o Eureka Bullion 1000 at 16c Eureka Lily 500 at 51c- 700 at 60c Eureka Standard 200 at 71c 200 at 68c 600 at 67c Iron King 500 at 16c Moscow 1000 at 3c Mt City Copper 300 at $500 New Park 500 at 17c North Lily 1000 at 50c Park City Con 150 at 22c 500 at 23c 1000 at 24c 500 at 25c 500 I FOLLOWED USS light-wei- Standard Swansea Con Tar Baby Tlntic Central Tlntic Lead Tlntic Standard Union Chief s for TNREE ENGLISH SPARROWS 150 760 mainly lacking $71067down15 $725 5700 Total issues coit Wednesday $743 weight 220 pound — Cattle Receipts 1200 all kllllug classes Stockers moderately active fully steady and feeders in light supply but alow steady to weak fed ateers and yearlings largely $7 50 610 25 good weighty ateers 1313 Produce Markets medium weights pound 1164 $1100 fed heifers acarce pound beef SALT LARK CITY $1125: cows $475 0 600 cutter grade BUTTER mostly bulls $550£6OO practical $3356425 S9 vealers 00 few lota atocker and top $0 38 feeder steera 00 $550 iST 38 3000 fat lambs ttade Sheep— slowed up Receipts higher asking prices early EGOS by fully steady other classes In limited 33' bid supply early bids on bulk sorted choice 28 native and fed western Iambs up to $9 00 28 CHICAGO Nov 26 ( Hoes 27 —Receipts 15000 market 10 to 15c CHEESE higher than Wednesday’s closing average 20 active at advance: top $825 bulk good 20 and choice 150 to 300 pound 21 $800820 few butchers 320 to 360 pound S775 0 21 $7 9y most 57 25 good packing aowa western cured lb 23 up to$7L75 -- 25 sparingly Cattle— pts 5000T temational carlo t show rejects comprise bulk Live CHICAGO Nov 28 steer crops trade opening alow buyers poultry 4 10 trucks easy hens complaining against light weight LE e little d So n Receipts a ihipper Advances Declines Unchanged Provo Rico Argentine Royeton Coal Siher King Coal Sliver King West Silver Shield Silver Standard Sioux Mines w $825 What the Stock Market Did r for William i Gallacher 16 son of Matthew and Martha Fowler Gallacher of 430 East Seventh Bouth street who died late Thursday In a local hospital after a brief Illness will be conducted Sunday at 12:30 p m in the Second L D 8 ward will be Burial chapel In City cemetery The youth was born in Salt Lak City No vember 12y 1921 and at the time of hia Illness was a student at Bouth high school where lie waa enroll in the R 0 T C are hi Burvtyore one brother parents Lincoln Gallacher and Florence one slater Gallacher all of Salt Lake City Nov 26 iAPUCUAJ-“HVR- — Rectlpu 50 eteedy with Wdneeday rly 8AU beet - loeel butcher S775 & 75 mixed medium to ood kinds 7 0007 65 bulk sows 6600 down light kind valued to $6 25 Cattle— Receipt 1100 early sale about few iota cutter to common belters steady 50&45O odd heavy kind at $500 several lota medium to good cows $425 & 450 few cutter grade $250 0350 few loti common and medium vealers $500 & 8 00 Sheep— Receipt 3730 no aarly aalea OMAHA — Hog— Nov 26 ivals top include 5957 52 And J Gallacher Funeral service (WIDEN Wheat higher export buying revives Corn easy liberal primary arr- Miners Oold Missouri Monarch Moscow Mt City Cop Mountain View New Park Nalldrlver Nellie Meda New Premier New Quincy North Lily No Standard Ohio Copper Park City Con Park King Park Konold Park Nelson Park Premier Park Utah Ploche Bristol Plumbic Mines Plutus Prince Con 126 direct through early sales Chicago Hogs William SALT Receipt 0 bulla $350 0 425 Sheep— Receipt markets' 10® 15c higher 2? By Bob Ripley State" and Local Obituaries NOT BELIEVE IT 'OR LAKE Nor 26 (USDA) 3076 2774 Include And 45 for market 257 direct steady with Wednesday bulk food $7-7- 5 0785 mixed weights down packing sows $550 0625 Cattle— Receipt 668 444 Include through 05 for market and 129 direct no good kind offered: bulk trucked-l- n steers 8400 600 few heifers $4 50 cut-tand common cows $250 0375 odd Foreign exchange easy sterling and franc lower Cotton steady trade and foreign buying Sugar steady I trade buying Coffee easy lower Rrmilinn Cattle about steady 27 1937 NORTH —Hog— through about butchers to $700 leaders SilvarI I 1 Bid Alta Tunnel Am Met A M Co Gold geaver Bl Hill ' Blngbam Metola ' Black Meteli Botianaa Min Inc ! Bristol Silver Bullion Cardiff Cedar Tall Central Standard Chief Con Clayton - Colorado Con Colb Rexftll Combined Metals Comet Coal Commonwealth Lead Crescent Eagle Croff Crown Point Dragon s East Crown Point East Standard Eaat Tintci Coal Eaet Ttntlc Con East Utah Empire Mines Eureka Bullion Eureka Lilly Eureka Mines Eureka Standard Oold Chain Great Western Horn Silver Howell Indian Queen Iron King Kennebec Kentucky Utah Keystone Lakeside Monarch Lehl Tlntic Leonora Little May Magnolia Lead Mammoth Michigan Utah Miller Hill NOVEMBER MORNING SATURDAY Quotations New York StocRs atrong utility and build lng share spurt Bonds higher corporate loans recover Curb firm quiet buying lifts QUOTATIONS I Livestock Markets at a Glance TRIBUNE M 2:00— KSL— Shoppers Musical Matinee 2:30— KSL— Office of Education— “Have You Heard?" 2:45—CBS— Jimmy Shield orchestra 300— CBS— The Four Clubmen 315— KSL— International News 3:30— KSL— Melodic Interlude 3:40— KSL— Labor Broadcast 3:45— KSL— Boy Scouts program 400— KSL— Father Dwyer - “Religious jflWg Kvents 4:15— KSL— Merchants Radio Column 4:30— KSL— 'Broadcaster' Review 5:00—CBS— Saturday Night Swing Sea-io5:30— KSL— U 8 Office of Education— "Brave New World" reproduced from Columbia’s presentation 6:00— KSL— Spring Airs 0:15— KSL— Let's Dance1' 6:30— CBS— Eddie Dooley Last Minute Football News 0:45— KSL— Hollywood Spotlight 7 :00—KSL— Saturday Varieties 7:15— KSL— International News 7:30— CBS— Saturday Night Serenade f with Gustav Haenachen’t orchestra Mary Eastman and Bill Perry with the Ensemble 8:00— CBS — Your Hit Parade— Harry Salter’s orchestra 8 ‘45— KSL — Pinto Pete 9 :0ft— KSL— Musical Vignettes 9:15— KSL— The Homespun Hour with Harry Clarke and Peter 8pray nozzle 9:30— CBS— Johnny Presents— Russ Mor Phil Duey and the gan's Music tha drama Swing Fourteen and "City Desk 1000— CBS—Professor Quis 10:35— KSL— International New r 10:45— KSL— A Jolly Tima i orchestra 10:50— CB— Richard Himher 1100— CBS— Hollywood Bam Dance 11 :45— CBS—Larry Kent’s orchestra Midnight 1200— CBB—fienrv Klnga orchestra 12:30—CBS— Sterling Young's orchestra 1:00— KSL— Midnight to Dawn Revue the KSL Musical Parade and Headline New (Raid Advertisement) i SS2H& SATURDAY A M NOVEMBER 27 6:00— ED YL—Dawn Patrol w Popular musical selections 6:30— KDYL— Sons of th Pioneer 7 :00—KDYL— Today's 7 :15—KDYL— Tonic Tuns 7:30— KD7L— Transradio New— Breafe "3 fast Table Edition 7:45— KDYL—Cottee Cup Caper 8 :15—KDYL— Home Folks Fr olio 6:30 — KDYL— On ths Mali 8:45— KDYL— Organ Reverie 9:00— KDYL— Barbara Perkin Your Ra-dio Shop Hound 9:15— KDYL — The Ranch Boy with Betsy Whit 9:30— NBC— Half Past Eleven 9:45— NBC— Gay Ninetiea— Waltsf Lo gan’a orchestra 10:00— KDYL— Man on the Street 10:15— KDYL — TransRadia New Worn aas Edition 10:30— KDYL— Christmas Parade — A tv rival of 8anta Claus 11 :00— KDYL— Music Graphs 11:15— KDYL — KDYL Farm and Hour Utah Stats Farm Bureau 11:30— NBC— Campus Caper 1200 — NBC— Your Host Is Buffalo 12:15— NBC — Notre Dame vs University of Southern California JoothbaU am P M 3 : 00—KDYL— "S 8 Banta— Captain Kandy First Mate Kimball Boa'n Farney and Crew Sailing for Bant Claus Land 3:30— NBC— Kaltenmeyer's Kindergarten 4 :00— KDYL— Smokeless City Campaign 4:05— NBC—El Chico Spanish Ravu 4:30— NBC—Press Radio New 4:35— NBC—Strolling Songster 4:45— NBC— Religion in the News Dr Walter W Van Kirk 6:00— NBC — William Scottl and AM chestra 530— KDYL— W P A program 645— NBC— Jean Sablou 6:00— NBC— “Bellev It Orsinger Not Robert L Ripley: B A Rolf and hia or chestra guest star 6:30— NBC— Jack Haley’s Variety Show with Virginia VerrlU Wendy Bai rle Warren Hull Ted Flo Rito’s orchestra T :00—NBC— AI Roth's orchestra 7:30— NBC— Special Delivery drama 8:00— NBC— NBC Symphony Orchestra conducted by Pierre Monteux— "Symphony in D1 Minor' by Cesar Franck: "Andante Tranqulllo" from Isidore Freed's "Jeux da Timbres": "Overture to an Opera Boufe" by Germaine Tailleferre prelude to Vincent t’lndy’s opera 'Frval": "Fir Bird" Suit by Igor Stravinsky 9:00— NBC—National Bam Dance — Henry Burr Verne Lee and Mary Hoosier Hot Shot Sally Foster Lula Belle and Arkle Joe Kelly master of eeremonie 10:00— KDYL— Sports Reek 10:15— NBC— The World Dance Don Steele's orchestra 10:30— NBC—Maurioe arches Spltalny! tra 11 : 00— K D Y L—Transradio News— Flvo Star Final 11:15— NBC— Orchestra Harry Lewi 11 :30— NBC— Jack Winstons Orchestra 1200— NBC— Paul -- Pendarvis Orchestra 12:30— NBC— Louis Armstrong’s orchestra 1:00— KDYL— Good Night (Paid Advertisement) A |