Show wmvmi - New York Stocks STOCKS RALLY AS CHANGES IN By the Associated Press Air Reduction Wi Allied Chemical & Dye 150i 19 Allis Chalmers Mfg 100 American Can 10 American & Foreign Power 35 American Locomotive American Smelting & Refining 45 21 Amer Steel Founders 121 American Tel & Tel 70 V American Tobacco B 13 American Wool 15 Anaconda 66 M Atch T & S 55 Auburn 51 Y Baldwin Locomotive Pf 33 Baltimore & Ohio Pf 8 Barnsdall 19 Bendix Aviation 44 Bethlehem Steel 17 Burrough Adding Mach 54 27 Byers 24 California Packing 5Va Cal & Hec 24 Canadian Dry 16M Canadian Pacific ' Cerro De Pas 2§Va 43 Chesapeake & Ohio - 13 Chicago Northwestern 6 Chi MStP&P BILLTORESEEN Some Traders Withdrawing Until Employment Plans Clear By VICTOR EUBANK (Associated Press Financial Writer) NEW YORK March 8— (AP)— Stocks rallied late today ' following word from Washington that Senator Fletcher had indicated his willing ness to accept several amendments to his bill for the regulation ot security exchanges - Early moderate declines were replaced by gains of 1 to 2 or more points The close was firm Transfers approximated 1750000 During most of the session the market backed and filled nervously Only the aviation stocks and some specialties had shown any especial cheerfulness The former reflected news that the air mail would ultimately be returned to private carriers The spurt on the Fletcher advices lasted about 15 minutes dur -ing which the ticker tape lagged The list again turned dull just fore the close and extreme gains were shaded somewhat GRAINS IRREGULAR Grains were mildly irregular but cotton recovered substantially and silver and rubber firmed Dollar rates showed negligible changes U ' securities S again government pushed forward1 but corporate bonds j were mixed The Volatile V S Smelting shares ran up about 6 points and American Smelting was up more thanl International Nickel drew one of the largest followirigs of the day with a net advance of! more than 2 Commercial Credit 'was up nearly 3 and Union Pacific stepped up 2 United Aircraft Douglas and Aviation advances of fractions to held Corp 2 points' Others up 1 or more included American Telephone U S Steel Auburn Westinghouse Gen- eral Motors Chrysler Santa Fe Case Johns-Manvil- le Sears Roebuck Montgomery Ward and Cerro j CRI&P -- ' American B and Liggett & Myers B losing more than a point each Wall Street "as not entirely surprised at the overnight statement of the president advocating a new air mail set-u- p forjprivate operators "as soon es possible" Private advices from the capital had indicated that ' steps would be taken soon to relieve the army of its mail carrying Job AIR MAIL CONFUSION e same time there was some confusion evident as to just what existing companies that had their vvuuattsx ranteueu wouiq De per- m:u ji iime new aruuwtuj tu uia uiiaer rangement The financial sector continued to watch closely the activities of the NRA authorities in the movement for shorter working hours and higher ' wages A number of share traders were said to have withdrawn from the market until a clearer view of this important employment plan can be obtained Brokerage house worries over the prospects of a bill for the federal regulation of stock exchanges passing at this session of congress were tempered somewhat by word that the automotive strike situation was At-th- - not so threatening Banking circles were somewhat surprised at the treasury's modest total of financing announced for March 15 That the operation will be confined only to the refunding of - ' $460099000 of certificates was seen as an indication that the government's spending program might fall below original plans Estimates of the forthcoming offering had ranged 1 C AA AAA AAA ftrtA from $T fVflft (Wl — vv- - tXjVSVlAAJWV A heavy oversubscription of the new four-ye- ar dicted 3 per cent notes was h - pre- ' GOLD OUTFLOW GROWS The outflow of gold from France windled appreciably during the week ended March 2 The statement of the Bank of Franca showed a loss of only 43000000 francs" during this week which was the smallest weekly decline of the! republic's gold holdings in many weeks Foreigri exchange rates were quite narrow The British pound eased of a cent 'to $508 and the French franc was at 658 unchanged cents j Electrical Musical Electric Autolite Electric Pow & Light Erie Railroad Firestone General Asphalt General Electric General Foods Gneral Motors Gold Dust ' Goodrich v Goodyear Graham r Paige Great Northern Railroad Pf - Illinois Central International Cement Harvester International v a ion tiiciei 1 1 - xijiernauuuai icie ono- Kelly Springfield Loew's Alk-- 29 30 41 - (AP-USD- evenlv higher age flench combing staple wools 'the 'most active in 64s and finer territory lines with prices holding - firm - at mostly 8284 cftnrpd basis Some demand was re ceiVe£j 0n strictly combing 58s 60s blood territory wool at 82(385 scoured basis Salt Lake Mining Stock Quotations (Quotations Furnished by Hogle & Co) LISTED STOCKS March 8 1933 Bid Bullion un xeie : 11j 'S 3 19 19 V 26 ' 83 32 35 McKesson & Robbins 7 5 4V Miami Copper Missouri Pacific - Montgomery Ward Nash Motors National Biscuit National Cash Register A National Power & Light New York Central N YN H & H North American Aviation North America Northern Pacific IMIIIM4I4 Packard ' SAN FRANCISCO : 32 8 (AP-USD- rnns ComDined Metals : 08? crescent Eagle Croff Mining crown Point East crown Point 0241 01 cnc cfnn East Tintic C0ai East Tintic Cons East Utah Mining Fmnirp Eureka Bullion ' nnt 52 03 f? gJ 30 900 01 03 75 15 09 14 01 61 134 0841 - 13 Keystone Mining Little May Mammoth 00il — Moscow 40 12 m I 50 t 13 10241 10714 02 15 20 I 034! 04 75 02 70 014! steer market Ohio Copper 20 j 40 t 02 32 '4 04 03 06 0'B"" farK city cons Park Konold Park Nelson rarit mmier Park Utah Cons Plutus 03 34 06 04 07 500 550 37 16 05 45 rrovo Mining kico Argentine 20 06 00 Sacramento Gold 004 Silver King Coal 1062411100 64 Silver King Western! 61 " 50 33 I 150 - hkrher Sheep' 300 all direct nominally steadv: eood to choice lea wooiea lambs 90 lb down quoted around 22! 130 r a ! J 21 VfT scattered' eany ctahiuhpd j ' 044i ify caias onH hirts stead v with! vester- Hav-she - stock f ully ripHinp- stpnrivr pstIv sales medium to good 947-M- 7 Ih holdover Idano ana ur- some held eeon steers 52540 i 05 lb-fro- slow 03 02 09Vi 03 02 05 03 02 10 56 03 05 02 '015 —-Hog- s:' Cattle- - 375: 00 11 12 01 f 01i 750: active Mtn City Copper Mtn States Pete steady with Wednesday deck good Naildriver v same New Q ulncy deck less desirable 176 3rt head 485 rhinmtnt ifts Brtrtprt J 27 41 mjiHi- 197s 12 - $tr lurarrh mostlv 10 18T4 64 194 30 RK 60 few 190-3- 25 325400 lb pigs 40010:' 200300 and 140-1- 80 Tintic Central 635 L 10 02 45 00) 02 650 02 04 85 90 Walker Mining west Toieao 00i 01 Zuma Mining 08 0641 OPENING SALES Bingham- Metali 2000 at :54c Columbus Rexall 1000 at Iron King 200 at 15c Keystone 500 at 13c 200 at 14c bet-- 1 pacK- - ter: thin scurvy kinds 100 08 01 40 x"iuu wu t 'lmtic fatanaara union cniei lb victor cons i I 180-29- 37 boutn btandard APTTsnA-)- fairly active averaging hieher: ouiK gooa ana lb 41020 top 425 0 choice lb for two "loads choice 230-2Hogs 6500 350 stags mostly ing sows 340® 60 ' ' 684 250300 Penney ennsylvania Railroad March 00HI 1624! 165 ! - 00 lOHi Cardiff nftiftrfirir 00V41 steers and she stock yearlings 13 mostly steady instances weak: on 8Ya better grade cows and strong on 3 cutters bulls and vealers steady to Moscow 500 at 13c 12 strong stackers and feeders scarce North Lily 900 at 70c 22 fed steers and yearlings steady Park City Cons 1000 at 32c few yearlings 41 450575 mostly Park King iOOO at c 52 600® 35- few lots heifers 425 ©525 Silver King Coal 25 at $1155 bulk beef cows 265 325 odd head '104 Zuma 1000 at 3 V 33050 cutetr grades 150250 & Utah 64 medium bulls 250® 75 practical top $1800 Power Light $6 pf d 3 at 48g vealers 550 few 600 few lots light CLOSING SALES 16 stockers and stock calves 425525 Bristol Silver 500 at 11c isia lambs opening 6000 Sheep: Combined Metals 100 at 10c 1000 28 around steady generally asking i 9c at 21 strong sheep steady feeders lack 200 at $105 100 at Cons Chief 13ing early bids fresh shorn lambs ' : 100 at $100 $12 38 85075 bestv held higher early East Tintic Cons 200 at 54c 45 bids fresh shorn lambs 675 held Keystone 100 at 13c 9 around 700 best ewes 525 114 lb Little May 1000 at lc 7 average t 330 at 15c NaUdriver 26Ji North Lily 400 at 71c 33 LOS ANGELES March 8— (UP) — Park City Cons 100 at $1100: 35 Hogs: 20 Good grain fed quoted at Cattle: 344 Pullman 55 fed 3500 slow steady lc Pure Oil Radio Radio Keith Orpheum Remington Rand Republic Reynolds Tobacco B Safeway Shell St Louis San Francisco Schulte Ret Sears Roebuck Socony Vacuum Southern California Edson Southern Pacific Standard Brands Standard Gas & Electric Standard Oil California Standard Oil New Jersey Stewart Warner Studebaker Texas Corporation Texas Gulf Sul Timken Roller Bearing £U at 51U75 r 18 union Oil California 500510 Tintic Standard 100 at $635 Union Pacific :L128 Cattle: 350 steady to strong Fed United Aircraft 25 4 steers and yearlings 570600 com United i Carb 384 mon to good cows 3000425 cutunited Corporation 6 ter grades 150® 275 FUTURES United States Rubber 19 Calves 25 quotably steady united States Steel 544 Sheep: 300 steady shorn lambs CHICAGO March 8— (AP) — Vanadium 27 685® 700 WHEAT: Open High Low Close Warner Pictures Western Union Telegraph 85V4 86 54 $0864 86 May 85 86 85 86 July 30 westmgnouse Air Glance Sep 86 87 86 87 40 Westinghouse Electric I Wool worth CORN: 51 504 50 50 May 50 By the Associated Press 524 52 52 52 July NEW YORK: BOND 54 54 54 54 : Firm Sep list lifts Stocks late rally NEW YORK March 8— ( AP) — ' t OATS: U S Bonds: govern Irregular Bond quotations: 33 33 32 33 ments strona May v ) LIBERTY 33 34 lead-lat33 34 Curb: Firm specialties Huy 7 : 33 10219 advance 34 33 34 oeP 1st 44s 7 103 2 RYE Porplcrn prrhnnffpR fitparivr ster- 4th 44 s 8 59 59 10318 line lower 59 59 May 4th 4is Cld 60 10051 60 60 60 firmness stocks: Cotton: Hieher: 4th 4is regular 8 62 10314 trarte and commission house buy- - bP 63 62 62 4th 44 s Tegular 33-Cld BARLEY: 10016 inff TREASURY 45 45 45 way Susrar: Ouiet: trade buving 4s-47-5' 47 47HO 47 47 IxDWr cwninission house July Coffee: 44s-34-- - - - 6c - i Markets At a ' ' - I e 32-4- 3 33-3- 8T 33-3- 33 : - s 4s 43-4- 44-5- 3s 3s 3sT43-446-5- 6 40-4- 3 s 41 -- 43 oVis 41 ' 46-4- June 7 3 3 sS 1017 5 4 3 ' 106 104 may : CHICAGO: Firmer Wheat: by Juiy covering I0l!l8 shorts sep 10114 Corn : Hieher: spreads against ow ooa tt j 667 687 omj b60 665 682 665 665 687 aJJ-J-iJii- s: March 10117 irni! oats' IV Cattle: Steady to " (b-Md- )--! ? xv xxvg3 luguvi 4 15 higher best - uis 815 tr 845 — " - awiv - way W- " L - 9928 vearlines $715 3s 5 989 supervised carcass Judging contests f both at the Ogden and Denver live' ' CURB ' stock shows NEW — YORK 8 March (AP) — While In Ogden the boys visited Curb quotations: the Union stockyards and ate lunch American 3 ' at the Exchange Super Power cafe: Bunk H & S 54 Cents Sts 'Electric i Cities Service 3£ SUGAR Electric Bond & Share 18 Elec Bond & share Pf 51 Hecla Mining 7 NEW YORK March 8 — CAP) Aside from a steady tone and a National Investors 24 slight advance In prices there was National pow & Light 6 Pc Pf 61 6 little feature to the sugar futures Niagara Hudson St Oil Indiana 284 market today! Trading was light 164 ii with operators still inclined to hold Swift 8s Co 2 aloof pending r developments at Trans Luxi United Founders 14 Washington May contracts sold up M- 1056 to 157 from and December from METALS iUO to 171 or 1 to 2 points net NEW YORK March 8— (AP) — higher The market at two pJ m Copper: Steady Electrolytic spot was holding around these levels and future 8 Tin: Firm spot nearFutures closed quiet' unchanged to by and future 5310 Iron: Quiet 1 higher Sales 3950 tons March Lead: Steady spot New 31 May L56®57 July &Vo Sept unchanged York 400 East St Louis 30 Zinc: 165b Dec 170b Jan 171b— Quiet East St- - Louis spot and fu?" ':: ture 440 Ahttmony Spot 750 Refined sugkr was imchanged at i 450 for fine granulated with a fair Russia's ' last grain cron was 20 withdrawal demand reported per cent above that pf 1932 51-5- LAUU: linniHatinn - i w ! Ynrlr n Ht-nHtt- A B Hunter was reelected Dresi dent of the Wilson farm bureau at a meeting in the school house WedOther officers nesday evening elected were Melvin Phillips vice president and Henry Btrickler sec retary-treasur- Passage of Vinson Navy Bill By Senate Spurs Admiral Osumi v er HERE HARCII j fore U S Brought Investigating Body acted as pallbearers and members of the Rel-- f society took charge of the flowers Interment was made In the Mount Ogden memorial park under the direction of the Mount Ogden mortuary John A Gardner dedicated the grave DEATHS FUNERALS 63 - -5 FUNERAL rt''-- - (8-in- ch (6A-in- ch r j eduWor¥ill - - ADDRESS WOMEN - -- - -- -- I j ! ' ! ni ! 1 -- - : I - - - j - FLORIST j Leading Batter Takes Bunting ''"' 6-- I Challenger Wrestling Exhibition f 1 1 GRAIN KANSAS CITY Mo! March 8— Everett Marshall eccentric wrestler from La Junta Colo be lieved he had a stronger claim to the world championship today after a cunning display of strategy Marshall stepped into the ring here last night just as Jim Brown and Frank ing of Verona Mo Speers of Atlanta were to meet in a match With Marshall was his manager Billy Sandow The crowd was amazed when Marshall stripped off his street clothes and revealed himself in wrestling trunks Then he issued a challenge to Browning Sandow said he had a forfeit of $1500 ready Browning and Speers left the-rinand refused to return in disgust until ' police had ejected Marshall The Colorado wrestler said the incident was positive proof he should be declared champion " Later Browning successfully defended his title against Speers" : (UPT— By JOHN P BOUGH AN Associated Press Market Editor CHICAGO March 8 — (AP) — Slightly higher average quotations lor grains developed late todav fel lowing downturns that carried May wneat and oats to new low levels for the current movement The late rallies of prices ' were generally looked upon as due to the fact that there had been a four day decline and that at least some transient recovery was looked for Wheat closed nervous at the same as yesterday's finish to higher corn Va ftp up oats at decline to advance and provisions un changed to a decline of 2 cents - - " GRAIN March 8 — (AP) — 3 red (smutty) 84 Cornr'No 3 mixed 48: No 2 yellow No 2 white 50 (g 51: No 2 white (old) 51 No 2 white (old) 51: No 3 white 49250 Oats: No' 1 white 35 : No 2 white 343&V2 No rye Barley 50 80 Ti 50 cwt Clover seed mothy seed-71100® 1375 cwt t CHICAGO Wheat: No 4849 ! g -- —-4 Women I Golf Meet Enters Second Day ALBANY 8— (UP)— KANSAS CITY March 8— (AP) — Favorites in the - women's Radium Wheat: 91 cars li lower to M high Springs invitation golf meet teed off er No 2 dark hard 83 hard 80 today in the second day of match Ga-Marc- 82 78 red 8083 h play Not a single upset was registered in the opening round First round results: Mrs Opal S Hill Kansas City overwhelmed Mrs Kenneth Hodges Albany 8 and 7: Mrs Bernice Uppitt Albany de feated Mrs Joe Hunter Ablany 8 7 Mrs Joe : Lawler - New and ' 43 : Rochelle'N Yn defeated Mix-OKeeler Atlanta 4 and 3 Jane OMAHA March : 8 — : (AP) — Bauer Providence XV I defeated Wheat: dark hard No 1' 81 hard Mrs Alford-RadiuFloyd Springs ' No 5 75 spring No 6 No578?iO and 5 1 80 Kathleen Garnham London de Corn:" White No 2 43: yellow No feated Elizabeth: Rhutaa-Bosto6 2 "No 3 41 : 4 Dorothy: Richafds and Boston Oats: No trading reported aeieatea Mrs Emmett Acrress Al TOLEDO March 8— (AP)— Seed bany 8 and 7 Mrs Richard Tift er : Albany defeated Mrsfi Kay unchanged Providence R l 4 and 3 Lard tierces 645 loose lard 645 Mrs C R McCubbin Kansas City Bellies 812' defeated Mrs Perry Price Albany 2 up FLOUR -f4 MINNEAPOLIS March 8— (AP) — Flour ten cents lower carload BAR SILVER LONDON March : 8— (AP)— Bar ots family patents 705® 15 a bar silver firm rel In 98 lb cotton-sackhigher at ship D ments 25809 Pure bran 1750 1800 20 and : Can D6It? 334 : n - one-sixtee- s 1 seven-sixteent- hs nth ' An interesting classifi-- I cation in the Want Ads on page 13 is entitled Call An Expert It is ten to one that if you read the ads under g this classification you will be reminded of something that needs to be done about the house ' ' : s 26 PROBLEM ENDS - all-brown- Har-berts- on -3 Fry-berg- - HuS2ins Owen P Davis Wilford Smeding Bishop J M and Bishop Paul Fellow employes of the Ellis Fuel company BANK FAILURE 4142 : were Bishop David Hughes SfS01 About 40 Cases Will Be - s Speakers f 58-Barl- : The singers Bertha Facer and Mathel Ridges were I In the women's division of the bureau Mrs A J McFarland was By RAY MARSHALL reelected Federal Judge Tillman D'John president i Mrs Myra United Press Staff Correspondent Smith vice president and Mrs Hans son announced in Salt Lake City TOKYO March 8— (UP)— Admir Peterson secretary today the federal grand jury will al Mineo Osumi minister of marine The social function of the meeting opa its spring session in Ogden Juaha Hernandez wife of Felic-ian- o announced today that because of consisted of a program of enter March 28 Hernandez died in a local hosthe $750000000 Vinson navy bill tainment refreshments were served Iti is expected the Jurors will be Wednesday evening at eight-fifte- en pital passed by the United States senate and a social evening enjoyed drawn in Ogden Monday when the o'clock following a month's Tuesday Japan 'must build addi- George F Staliings president of he court convenes rea to here hear tional warships Weber county farm bureau deliver ceivership report on the Aleutian illness She was born in Mexiob His announcement seemed con- ed a short address on farm May 27 1884 a daughter of Logino topics Livestock company and Guadalupe Meza Juariz She crete evidence Japan did not intend Nearly 40 cases were declared to is survived by her husband after next year to accept the be ready for the jury including sev- son Severo Hernandez a and one ratio of the expiring naval treaties daughter eral involving violations of the Jessie Hernandez of Osumi said that at the end of 1939 Ogden and a Mann and Dyer acts counterfeitbrother Logino Juariz of Los AnJapan would have slightly over 60 law violations and theft geles She postal ing was a member of St per cent of ships as compared to the of interstate shipments Joseph's Catholic church ard had United States He cited tonnage been a resident of Ogden for the figures as of that time on the basis two years past 735-0of present programs as Japan& Sons are in charge of Larkin United States 1235240 That T Ino Institution funeral arrangements Having is a 65 ratio giving Japan sured Deposits Has per cent as many ships as the Services for Mrs Frances Firth United States instead of the present Closed Doors widow: of Robert J Firth were held 60 even cent of treaty ratio pet Wednesday afternoon in the LD S without the building program he WASHINGTON March 8— (AP) Fourteenth ward chapel with Coun DIRECTORS said would be necessary —fThe Deposit Insurance corporaThe Olvie selor Cramer presiding osumi estimated that at the end tion said today that 54682092 ac- prelude and postlude were played by Of 1939 on the basis of programs counts in ir529 banks are guaran- Jane iWhittier The singers were the United States would have 195 teed by the insurance Melba Read temporary Jones Guy Child Thora " ships Japan 150 He classified the fund (' Watts William Bishop D Taylor projected number of larger ships as: Leo T Crowley corporation chair- A Johnson was invocation The Battleships— U S 15 Japan 9 man said 5229 are national banks given by Bishop C A Fernelius and ' Aircraft carriers— U S 6 Japan 6 909 state banks tobenediction Leonard the the belonging by Bishop Cruisers U' S 18 federal reserve system guns)— and 7391 Bowman The speakers were Ed 12 Japan non -- member state banks Issued mund Jenkinson Bishop Clarence Deseret i Mortuary Cruisers guns)— U S 19 deposits aggregate $15482981016 of Earl Glen Ray Bishop J E Marble 19 ' Japan a total deposit liability in the in of Both well Timothy Kendall and II Destroyers— U S 97 Japan 69 sured institutions of $379238285031 Counselor John E Carter The Re Submarines— U S 40 Japan 35 i'AIthougn the temporary insur- - lief society took charge of the flow ance fund is now well within its ers Interment was made in the third month of operation" Crow- - Ogden City cemetery and George OGDEN"Service Above All" S FINEST MORTT7APV ley said "so far no bank which is a oiaih aeuicaxeu me grave H UaUAK SOL&JmAH MGR m iber "of this fund has closed its 533 26TH ST PHONE 2488 doors This absence of - failures Largely attended services for VISITORS WELCOME h whose deposits Bishop James A Slater were held among institutions ' 6827 are insured ' is in striking contrast in the Slaterville LJ3S chapel on with the experience of- - previous Wednesday afternoon The chapel WE SHALL BE PLEASED j years was Inadequate to hold the - large - To show visitors--through our Mortuary on request 'During the 12 years ending and number of sorrowing friends and Business and Professional including BECOME ADVISED ON 1933 the average number relatives and the entire rostrum of Funeral Service and Costs of ibanks which failed in the United the church was banked with flowers Group To Gather States for the combined months of S Smout pre Clifford Counselor in Advance of Need At Banquet January and February Was 204 in-- i sided Music was furnished by Miss LARKIN & SONS volving an ' average of $79647916 in! June Ballantyne H D Felt Reed : 466 24th Street Mrs Caroline Hendricks assistdeposits pCampbell Jules Dieu Verdi Powell Lake Salt and Los Angeles I —i ant professor of sociology at the Mrs Annie Brian Mrs Myrtle Price 1792 Utah State Agricultural college at and iMrs Marvel England The in MT OGDEN MORTUARY vocation was given by Thomas W Logan will be the principal speak- STAGG CALLS 836 36th St Ph 302 er at a banquet to be given SaturLayman and the benediction by 36S day night at seven o'clock in! the SPRING GRID Bishop J H Rich Speakers were KIRKENDALL - DARLING Mortu Hote Ben Lomond by the Ogden Patriarch Levi J Taylor A J Hud-ma- ary George D Darling manager Business and Professional Women John F Allred E A Larkin Phone 150 529 25th Street 831 CANDIDATES President Her subject will be "Social Prob' F N Stratford and Mr - C lems of Today" Smout Interment was made in CARD OF THANKS STOCKTON Cal- March 8— (UP): the Ogden City cemetery and the Mrs Hendricks who is well known as a iorceiui speaker is women s —Sixty football players gave ven grave dedcited by Bishop E T We wish sincerely to thank our adviser at the U S A C She is erable Amos Alonzo Stagg a wealth Saunders friends and neighbors for many of well versed in her field having tak material at College- of the Patheir help and kind expressions of en - special graduate coursesi in cific today for "his newest bid for Services for Mrs Sarah A Hart sympathy and for the many beautiwidow of John I Hart will be held ful floral offerings and eluding one last summer at the recognition as a football genius who The former Chicago coach pits his Friday afternoon at two o'clock in loaned their cars in ourthose ' University of Chicago bereave his wits I against two stead of one o'clock as announced ment in the loss of our beloved The program Saturday night iwill squad and include several musical numbers members of California's "Big Three" in the LDS Tenth ward chapel Mother Aurillia Burton ' MR AND MRS F M DAVEY and a reading by Miss Helen Bro this fall for the first time ' since with Bishop A D Pledger presiding AND SON RALPH" 7303 to he came to the Pacific 'coast take Friends may call at the home of a phy Members of the Ogden Busi ness and Professional Women's or over 'coaching reins at the little daughter Mrs Chester P Nelson be college here The Staggmen meet 2335 Harrison avenue this af ter ganization and their guests will ' University of California and Uni- noon and evening and Friday until present at the banquet versity r of Southern California in hour of services Interment will be r made in the Ogden City cemetery earjy games of the 1934 schedule Floral Co Many of the players reporting for under direction of Lindquist & Sons 2277Ogden City Ave Phone 2686 Washington the eight-wee- k spring - drill had a 828 of major football last season Services for John A Thorpe were On Lessons taste when the Pacific team: gave mighty held in the L D S Seventeenth FERN SHOP 420 25th St flowers " ' : St Mary's college a stubborn bat- ward chapel Wednesday afternoon funeral designs cut flowers plants 776 WOODLAND Cal March 8— tle before bowing under a 0 de- with Bishop Earl S Paul presiding DUMKE 1600 Grant Ave FLORAL (UP)— Oscar Eckhardt leading bats feat The invocation was given by John flowers plants funeral flowers man in the Coast league for three Stagg planned to start work early G Tuescher and the benediction by Cut 125 3284 Phone on seasons successive the "forward passing attack reported at the Mission Reds training camp today which featured his play last season for lessons in bunting Manager and on which he depends to make a Gabby Street promised Oscar the creditable showing against the Cal lessons when the slugger's record ifornia and Trojan teams j showed he had failed to register a season sacrince jnit last Street re Holds Up leased Ken Hallett of Redwood City and Bill) Hartman of Santa Rosa Rookie pitchers i POTATOES CHICAGO March 8— (APUSDA) potatoes: iaa on tracs auo to- tal U S shipments 714 weak sup- plies liberal demand and trading slow U'S No' 1 Wisconsin round wnites lew saies iuia a mixxupu- - uanaaa' cuwao bbl ta Red River Ohlos 160® 70 partly Dressed poultry: Quiet: turkevs iowho cxucKens asy'j broilers 14® graaea iwnov iaano rusiseus w 05 Colorado McCluresburlap sacks 30 capons 1030 fowls 13®18 wew stocK steaay supplies Long isiana qucks 15®15 410 moderate demand and trading Cheese: Fairly active state whole moderate Florida busnel: crates milk specials 19® 20 young Amer isiissa-iumpnica ib ivusf id Futures — Idaho russets March Butetr: Receipts 15216 packages 200 April 215 market Irregular creamery higher than extras 274 ©28 extra 92 score 27 first 90 to 91 score 26 EGG MARKET ®26 - firsv 88 to 89 score 25® NEW YORK - March 8— -- CAP) — 26Eggs: 27543 Irregular mixed col 44 ors special packs or selections from fresh receipts 19 ® 20 ' standards BUTTER AND EGGS SAN FRANCISCO DAIRY MAR- and commercial standards 18 firsts 17 mediums KET March 8— tUP)— Butter: 92 seconds 16 39 lbs and dirties No 1 42 lbs 16 score 24 91: score 23 90 score 23 15 medium average checks 16 white eggs Eggs: Large 13: vfi: r nearby and midwestern exchange small 11 standards 20®21 othexjwhites and Cheese: Fancy flats 13 NEW YORK March 8— (AP) — Industrial triplets Greece in employment 113 Is increasing unchanged Bar silver steady at 43 : jonn Watson START SESSION RE-ELECT- ED J May 78 July September 79 Corn: 33 cars lower ta high ' 48 ®48?i YORK-Marc- h er 2 No white 8 — yellow —(UP) jtew mixed 45®45 May potatoes: weaK Long Island 2 2Sfl) 4546H 285 bbl southern 275©3s hw 464 July 48 Ti Oats: 1 car unchanged to low Maine lO450 bbl: Idaho 2 untm er No 2 white 260 sack Bermuda 50O76O bbl Rye 57 niAiv GRAND JURY j 32-4- 33-3- IS WITH WARSHIPS 5-5- 10 nruioi ouvci I central Standard chief Cons vt J-- Ask !$013 !$016 0514 05U! A) BUREAU CHIEF UNITED STATES A) were 1015 mostly (AP-USD- —scattered transactions of fair vol- were closed in the wool market DUt most sales were of rather small quantities The finer territory wools received the bulk of the call Aver- - CHICAGO- March 8— Big Hill —Cattle: 5000 fed steers and year- - Bingham Metals linss rather slow but strong to un- - Bonanzr nn ir & i ra t 1 v: Kennecott Kresge Lambert Liggett & Myers B Mathieson rr-- 16 37 V? 3 32 -- 1 — rr--i packers 125 National City packers 130 early sales good drive-in- s steady at 440 few lots mixed A25 down packing sows around 325 Cattle: 358 Included 50 directs Swanston packers ' 69 California Pinole California dairymen 29 packers 17 Los Angeles packers 38 Los Angeles market 100 6teaay at weeks strong prices late Wednes- day load 670 lb choice Colorado heifers 540 loaa 774 id uoioraaos 525 short load 905 id utan steers 485- - odd lots medium ana gooa steers and heifers 350425 common kinds 325 down common and medium cows 200® 50 low cutters and cutters 125® 75: few bulls 2003 65 good and choice vealers 425500 few comon calves 27o3 300 Sheep: None late Wednesday few lots medium ana gooa trucsea m lambs steady at 700S50 few year lings 575 -- A- - March 8— BOSTON i I L— Los Angeles packers s234 Los Angeles market 159 j Pomona Hogs: - & 1 lnteriiauunai i ij March i Eastman Logan Students Stage Meat Judging Contest 3s Students from the Utah State Agricultural college class in "Meats" were in Ogden Thursday where they participated in a meat Judging contest at the : plant of the American Packing and Provision Co The contest in an annual event sponsored by A P Miller manager of the American Packing and Provision Co in with the animal husbandry department of the college The class was In charge of Prof Harry H Smith well known authority on meats Prof Smith has n Coty Fox-Fil- ogden 753 up on vwuoLii ycanm&s nv1()j Best yearlings early 715 mixed of- 15'£ ferings up to 690 strictly cnoice 39 approximately 1575 id duiiocks 12 600: roueht but rather fat kinds of 12 romDarable weight 500 generally 187s 500850 market on rank and file 71 light cattle all heifers and cows 7 strong to unevenly higher bulls 7 uuiuS aoout steaay duu vciji lower mostly &ou aown umy 9 splects makine 600 and better 62 Sheep: 10000 fat lambs opening 98 s nw ceneraiiv uimijk muuuu 86 uaw steaay wiui 6a and cnoice """J good day 29 V medium frequently weight olambs 9 l u tint rvnpTTmir ii bids downward to 900 and below 21 occasional lots plainer quality sold 14 at 875' scattered medium natives 18 from 800 clipped lamDs downward 21 ? practically absent and yearlings scat- 33 nnirminnr va j native ewes steadyKrarre: 37 " at upward tered 19 to 500 and 550 Cuban American Sugar Cudahy Packing Curtiss Wright A Delaware & Hudson Du Pont j - 474 5414 106 27 V Chrysler Coca Cola Commercial Solvent Columbia Gas & Electric Consolidated Gas Continental Baking A J Consolidated Oil Continental Oil Delaware Corn Products Wool Trading Small JAPAN TO RACE With Fine In Demand UVESTOCK - LAST SALE THURSDAY EVENING MARCH 8 1934 wniivwiniituiMt w - " service-renderin- These advertisers want 'small jobs and the likewise is small charge ' |