Show -- Slocks Advance New York Stocks Salt Lako Mining 4nHrrf MM— 99W Tortc btocK wuoianons By U NIW vork H Co HM Dec In Light Trade stocks last Mia: Allied Store Allia Chalmers 'L- - 39 Arl'"'s AHUlliWM American Car & Foundry American Radiator rcovtry American Rolling MUls stocks managed to keep thebasis & Reflninaj today selective i Inn Smelting move going on man American Tel 8c TeL light offerings stalled although Iesde81 — m American Tobacco mark flowed after a Anaconda Copper Dealings frequently loat they ruaV T 8 9aT fairly acUve Hart Rails in steam Activity quickened and Gains SMwIh Locomotive the toward lat SMWVad !!!!!! HmH Dolnt or o were wen Bethlehem aieet nmmnf to ata tne numrxu out Close distributed Boing of aa much clouded the gen- it Tranifen tapered to Budd Co ral direction 900000 t California about MPH :naiu1ed General Motors Canada Dry Laggardi Bethlehem Steel Follanabee Steel GoodCanadian rich Woolworth Oonglaa Aircraft Celotex Water Work de Chicago & North flea Baltimore Chesapeaka 8t Western Southern Ratlwa V r Ohio and Northern Pacific Chrysler Bonda wera narrow with wmi Commercial Credit Commercial Southern Pfd advancing Consolidated asaMasWI CtasaolMataa Oil Delaware Corn Products — Crane American Cuban — rsn v Hog:- Douglas Aircraft Dec OGDEN total 18SV opened 25 loWsalable sssaw DuPont sjaatarn Airlines 0 lbs 25 50 200 lbe 29 00 Eastman 323 lba 24 50 over lbs 25 (X) 300-3agaatrlc Power 4 00 3100-2mmm lerawly lb Qenaral Electric General roodf lawta BM and above choice light slow Oeiwral Moton Cattle salable: 33S: total: 1090: w go1 coodrtek but steady market: vary common to r!niulv9 alaughtar cattla offered: Great Northern Railroad Pfd medium helfera iaJ81800 good co OO 7 16 medium 14 Great Western Sugar £°mmoJ 1100-133Hudson Motors good bulla 00 6 calves 24 Idaho Power good to choice itock Illinois Central late Wednesday common to medium to medium Interlake Iron slaughter steer18 17 9 00: good to choica International Harvester good heifara 4 00 International Nick Can veaers 33 total 1305 trucked International Paper Sheep: aalable 330 about Interna tional Tel as Tel In laughter lam be fdKnnecott Copper lou medium and good native and cnoice Lockheed 3130 flat no strictly good flat Loewa sold aarly quotable 22 0 v Con Petroleum V Ward Montgomery CHICAGO Dec 11 (APi-Ca- ttle calves Naah Ketvinator able 4300 toul 4800: salable 700 total 188 tad staars and heifers National Biscuit and choice NatioriAi fash Jtegdater steady active on 3100 to National Dairy and steers selling at 1176 yearlings lb National Distillers 36 73 and better averacea topped at 39 00 common and Maw York Central North American Aviation jsJeo fairly medium ssjaaaja and heifara1S00 and be- Nirthern Pacific active at 2300 down to low choice 773 lb heifers topped for Ohio Oil r cUsgc at 31 SO moat good and choice Pacific Oaa heifers 25 0 50 cows steady: cows Packard beef Paramount Picture' and cutters llS0-14Sslow at 18J8 SB98: good cows n 22 00 Pennsylvania Railroad vealers firm at 28 00 down choice head Pullman Pure Oil at aaso askH A C Sheep salable 4500 total 3000:lambs Steel slaughter Republic ing stronger prices for fed wooled west- Reynolds Tobacco good to mostly choice held at 25 00 and getaway Sears Roebuck Socony Vacuum Hew vork ataaa & Hogle Bid Big Ratt y S"" yi" lH J Listed Stack! M 'PL 1 Binaham MetaU Bonanza Mining Bristol Silver Bullion I 8J 01 I 14 Central Standard am Chief Con 84 C lav ton Silver 1Mb Colorado Con joi4 Coin Rexall st Combined Metals Comet Con! n Commonw'lth Lead Crescent Eagle Oil Croff I Crown Point lata 10 Ml Consolidated Eureka 26' Dragon 23 E Crown Point 41 y4 East Standard 62 E Tin Coal's 39 East Utah M Empire Minea 88 quo-taUas- Am-arle- iSIt' 11 1 tl 28O-J0- O 260-28- 33so-24ta- 0 00-2- 00-1- 00-22- 00 364 00-2- 56' '£ - e high-choic- can-ne- 30-3- 11 f AF— Kgga Dec MEW YORK S13: steady 18 80-8- 47-4- : 88-"- 58-6-1: 90-6- 83-4- 3: and 3 pullerta Aircraft 88-0- T rmted Corporation 7 Browns extra fancy heavyweights 5 extra U S Rubber and 2 large extras and 2 medium V 8 Steel extras 3 large Warner Pictures 4 1 extras 1 and 2 pullets Western Auto Western Union Western Airbrake Westinghouse Electric 66-6- 63-6- 1 1 60-6- 1: 53-5- 60-6- Woo wo i 03 08 18 30 C M Penalty Imposed Ozzie Young 28 of 107 Twenty-fift- h was convicted of gaming and sentcncccl in city court today to pay a fine of $24 He was accused aJong with others' whose cases have hsen disposed of of gambling with cards December 11 Thursday KOPP-r- M (awfey) At Sundown pgjrasllea Maitdaia 5 00 5 46 Ml OoftsMttfaTorltea 6 30 Prerue 7 00 Ranch 7 30 Music at Random m 100 Station KOPP—PM Sign Off ember 18 KOPP— KM n u tBa ta eo as ) Musical Cop with Wayne Ryder (Wsjetlsor mat Corr Time Nwsj Tha OsSan Sttiry Romantat Oftlai Mai if at liaki Tliag If a ji Barber The American Dream Quiz em with Rhythm Party Oactua Cliff Sagebrush AssocAaaed Praea Neva Old Something Something KOPP on the Spot "OSTEN 1 8 00 9 15 9 30 10 30 10 46 12 12 16 12 30 90 03 02 02 03 08 08 01 113M : Bid 5:00 to 5:1 I Re4DIO I GUIDE M I so Mutual Mon 14 25 81 183 7600 OU ng SALT LAKE CITY Dec 11 (AP) ld When Spencer Redmond son of Mr and Mrs Hugh Redmond caught his right arm in the wringer of the family washing machine he knew Just what to do The youngster calmly summoned his twin brother Michael and sent him for their mother who was visiting a neighbor Mrs Redmond returned released the boy and a police ambulance took him to a hospital for treatment of bruises and abrasions Spencer assured hospital attendants his injuries won't keep him from sled riding tomorrow 7 four-year-o- 00 110 500 900 43 200 18 3c 2e Yankee 1000 gf Bingham Metals 2000 Crescent 2000 O 18c Park Nelson 300 Q te Bioefc Party R I' ll — Wheat 4 yellow 254 No 4 white 2 62 No 3 heavy white 132 Field seed' per hundredweight nominal: timothy 550-60-0 red top 1490-188-0 Barley nominal malting 190-29- 6 feed 175-10- 1 9 Traffic Penalties Robert C Goodloe 22 Allen was sentenced in Ogden city Utah SAN FRANCISCO Dec 18 (UP) — court today to pay a total fine of Dairy market Butter— 83 score 98 90 score $10 for driving on the wrong side 7 6 Cheese— triplets loafs 48-- of a street and driving without a 48 e 8 A medium A 43-- driver license Batter sai Kggg 78-7- M ks KUTA (78 87-8- B4Hs--larg- l Euatnatooni Ir Mv Erid I Rhythm (jplnlon News Show News of Clarke Party - I Rlme-ii-L:i- r-- a 'terns ITei BeneksOV from Salt Lake vera in Town JYawn Patrol IRoad to Info ' v fa ffVarren 88 small A large B self-effaci- ng exec-utiv- e committee Weber college development fund will be held Tuesat noon in the college day Dec 16 cafeteria to discuss to what use will be put Dr Hen-t- j surplus funds Aldous Dixon college president announced today Dixon said the funds would probably be put to one of two uses to buy additional land or to pay an architect for drawing Op a long range plan for the new campus in the southeast part of the city The drive has netted $5647467 of the $6383517 pledged A goal of $50000 was set to match a similar amount provided by the state to buy the site for the new campus Dixon said contributions are still coming in and that the college is still in need of contributions "We have the land now but landscaping drainage and roads are just as im- portant" ture postcards mottos and in advertisements was stressed Wed nesday evening at Weber college by Jamas O Preston commercial rhymster of Rutland Vt Preston and Dorothy Cardon a photographer addressed the collage writing class demonstrating pictorial journalism "Under the copyrighted trademark of The Old Snooper'" Praa-to- n J88V3 been propointed out tected in marketing my rhymes in various cities from coast to aiat This manner of selling jyourself m much more profitable than letting the other fellow do it for you and besides you gat to twtvw as wall" An assembly at Ogden high school today afforded pleasure to both boys and girls as they met in separate groups the girls in the auditorium and tha hoys in tha gymnasium Mrs Lydia Tanner former home economics director at Weber college addressed the girls On charm personality and adolescent behavior in public places Mrs Tanner is a civic and home economics lead- er throughout the state The boys enjoyed a smokeless smoker Championship bouts were held between the physical education classes Charge Dismissed Dog Is Stolen 214 J McCubbin to A disturbance charge against R L West Oak police his eight-mont- is ported old bird dog Boater Was stolen Wednesday and offered a $5 re ward for its return Jensen 44 and Mrs R L Jensen 35 both of 308 Kiesel building was dismissed in em cour? today for lack of sufficient evidence They were accused of creating a disturbance near Twenty-fourt- h and Sailor Home on Short Leave Ogdeniie Mourns Acrobat's Male Marlin Owen Beck seaman second class son of Mr and Mrs Owen Beck 315 Twenty-sevent- h leave from: is home on a the naval training station San Diego Calif He enlisted last September through the local recruiting office after graduation from Ogden high school While in training Beck's company won five competitive pennants for excellency and outstand ing performance in infantry personnel basketball football and Softball Beck says he likes the navy and intends to go aboard a destroyer when he returns to duty about Dec 17 He says the food is good and he gamed 15 pounds grew one inch and saved $145 in the 11 weeks of basic training 12-d- Mourning came to aijt Ogden family today after it was learned that Mrs Bertha Baldwin 79 whose personal contributions to aviation had caused her to "die a hundred deaths'' had succumbed to a stroke in a Denver hospital Mrs Baldwin was the mother of Ira W Baldwin 1450i Washington a Union Pacific yard clerk Mr Baldwin sped to Denjver when he learned of his mother's death "Solo in Tom Toms" The story of the Baldwin's contribution to American aviation is related in part in Gene Fowler's "Solo in Tom-TomThere it is related how Ivy Baldwin now 81 was called into the gervice of the army signal corps during the erican war because he was a pioneer in balloon ascension When his service as an aerial observer came to a close he returned to his job of aerial acrobatics in carnivals and county! fairs Mrs Baldwin shared his military career with him but her greatest trial came in his civilian vocation when the pioneer balloonist would perform trapeze acts 1000 feet above the ground from the balloon which she herself had assembled on her own sewing machine It was then that she said 8he had "died a hundred deaths" From Wings of Planes When the plane replaced the balloon' the elder Mr Baldwin continued his stunting—from the wings of planes or from parachutes Even today it is related by his daughter-in-lain Ogden it is hard to keep him on the ground Mr Baldwin for some years has been in retirement in Marshdale Park in the mountains west of Denver It was there that his wife was stricken last week Mrs Baldwin was a native of Quincy JOB Her famed husband came from Texas and the two spent the greater part of their colorful careers in the vicinity of Denver s" Spanish-Am- sun w i This Is It! Mm a a a The Greatest Entertainment Treat 01 the ENTIRE FAM- ILY in years! 1 STARTS FRIDAY DISNEY'S ay fancy Free" r DECARLO EDGAR BERGEN DINAH SHORE CHARLIE McCAKfNV MORTIMER SNCR0 JiMiNY CRICKET Nobody Knows5 PLUS Seaman and Wife Visit Relatives Thrilling tt Co-H- 2 MS: ZANE GREY'S Stewart Shipman seaman first class USN is visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Elwin J Shipman Lane No 1 Arsenal Villa while on a y leave He is accompanied by Mrs Shipman Shipman and his wife plan to visit his parents and friends through the holidays and then return to he naval air station Norfolk Va where he will resume his duties as station movie operator He plans to make a navy career and hopes to go back to sea soon AISO Ultest March of Time "Russian "Wild Horse Mesa" With Tim Hdt 20-da- Tun- Open at 12:45 Last Show at 8:30 Til8V'lt:5 4:45 1:55 5:55 8:50 TWO BANDS ir CHILDREN'S FILM LIBRARY - "Meea" 8:10 "Aristocrats ef Rhythm" and v w DOORS OPEN 9:15 a m SHOW STARTS a m PLEASE COME EARLY ic Five Cartoons W Community Sing 9:30 v£ Serial THE IDEAL NOW ON SALE XMAS GIFT The Ideal Christmas "JERRY LAYNE" I Closed Monday and Tuesday Dial gala FLOOR SHOW STREAMERS CONFETTI "Make Your Reservations Early 42 " OF THE Hats NOISEMAKERS INDIAN VILLAGE SmllllHAIII ASHKPftin New Year's tC nAmttUif UAKUtlld Gift FOR CHILDREN A v r— The executive committee consists Kiesel of Louis H Griffin chairman Dr Dixon J Rex Bachman D Ray ENDS TONIGHT Wilkinson Dr E Allen Bateman o Draeula" Percy Hadley David Holther Wil"House liam J Critchlow Jr Ralph C and Duvall Fred M Nye and Chester "HOU8I OF FKANKENSTEIN J Olsen New Issues Series Ticket 19 SERIES TICKET NOW ON SALE! 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IT'S A RACE OF CHASES AND CHUCKLES WHEN LEO LEADS HIS TROUPE ON A SNOOP AFTER A TRICKY CHIC AND THURSDAY and SATURDAY the mmrp rV DANCING 'WEDNESDAY a tdc teU- -or such UNITED NATIONS CLUB Wniteman while Teresa's got USIVIS has there been ROBERT fe Ac "eel — — to See CHRISTMAS TREES the ACE DRIVE INN I Do in' told 8 M Jove story so excitingly AT Travelers Listening Platter M-G-- nnore romantic McNeil Bit f st I IT WAS SET TO MUSIC! Corner 25th and Lincoln 9100 Per Couple You Buy — Be Sure IQalen Dm rlfmn-Fe- A LOVE STORY SO BEAUTIFUL y Tom j UTAH PLAYBOYS TONITE ONLY! Jean Breakfast Club with Pa'-- I I- rs A luncheon meeting of the 98 56-5-7 I Soe Beneke greeted a sizeable perat centage of Ogden's teen-agethe music department of the Reliable Furniture Co WednesTex-a- n day but to the the band is still Miller's— even though Miller has been missing since a flight in the European war zone in 1942 Four men who played with Miller are still with the orchestra Even the newspapers are steeped in Miller lore And even Beneke admits to premonitions that some day Miller will return — and when he does his horn and orchestra will be ready for him Beneke says he doesn't like to sing but Miller started him on his jump vocals Beneke started with Miller in 1935 Beneke's hobby is his camera which means that Utah's snowy mountains gave him a field day The disappointment of the Utah trip he says was that en route to the state the orchestra cooked up a football game strings vs brass The outcome? Snow no game Fund Session 43-4- Fliery Queen (Reader's Digest (The Bob Hawk Master Detective Radio EdlUon I Show IReceptlon for RlM Eddie Cantor IMan Called "X" tha Bride Show Clock Thomas Lowell Club JTha iSupper Mack Smith Show Qewal Boom News koss awing lwu Eddy Howard SSjiiji of Melody Qut of the Night Variety Show NfW FBI WIn Peace News Stoker and ir Havana Rights e Bd of the Army World Newi Old Corral Will Wright I CAP) Use Copyright Boys Girls Meet Value of copyrighting writings and using them over and over in In Two Groups various parts of the nation on pic Committee Sets The instrument of pn orchestra leader who vanished five years ago still travels with the band which also bears bis name The man who leads the orchestra now is Tex Ben eke but the band is still the Glenn Miller band and Miller's trombone though silent is as much a part of the orche9-tra- 's essentials as Beneke's own tenor saxophone Writer Stresses 1 Petersen Side Up and Fred Waring a3rathe Time PennsylTanlana of Life Road Music oralng News Say It With M Masters S 45 Paramos tOai 1881 Uoyce Jordan 'Nora Drake (Arthur 8 00 Music In the Air Katias Daughter I Godfrey 8 15 i m lOrand Slsra Show s Berch Heart Jack 8 30 :Lor Lawton IKosemary 8 46 rkaaaw Kate smith Pnttl's 00 Song BhopjW Warren News 10 speaks kunt Jenny 10 15 Victor H I todlahr (Good Old Days CUudu fHelen Trent 10 30 Vocal Something tor the Lames (Our Gal Sunday 10 jriftles :Bii? Sister Taite It Easy 1 1 00 Cednc foster (Margaret Whiting Ms Perklne 11 :18 Linger Awhile Under 'he 11 30 Dr Crane Tng Dr Malona Christmas Tree IGutdlnB: Light 11 40 Sons of Pioneeta FRIDAY AFTERNOON PROGRA9f8 1 2 00 Quaes for a Today's Children (World News (Woman In White Perry Mason 12 16 Dar 1 2 80 Martin (Holly Sloane (Bus of Farming Hoe Mv Dreams 1 2 46 shot (Light of World 1 DO L tan Play I Lite Cn B BeautfliDouble or Ma Perkins (Nothing 116 Man on street (Ho :e 1 30 Sons or StraSgJSt Pepper Young to 1 46 Ogden Quia !Right Hapnese Party iBackstage wife (Hint Hunt 2 00 Local Newscast David Harum (Stella Dallas 2 16 Your Musical rerro Ti inaa Erelyn Winters 2 30 Train lYng Wld Brown Easy Aces 2 46 Playlni Requests School iWnn Girl News 3 00 Commentary (Portia FacesMarrleajAmeiican Of the Air Ufa 3 16 3 05 Cactus Jim wuat Plain Bill lOuest Time 3 30 Tommy Dorsey Front Pg Farrell (2nd Mrs Burton 3 45 Show Sevareld News 4 00 Your Musical Train Newa e Meet tha 4 16 PUjlng Requests Missrua Aunt Mary SO Hemingway News 4 M Mm T rim Ol re Or Pan Hits from Shows Vmxt s News ) The Story Lady Boman Secret (Intenntn Story Prlnceea Superman 15 (Club Kenny Baker 6 30 Captain Midnight IH V Kaltenbora (Edward Murrow 6 4&i Tom Mir lianas l4 11 Bur-ban- Believe It Sernade Desl Arner Or rmiDAI MORNING PKOd K AMS 45! Dec NEW YORK Dec 11 (AP) —The clubowners of the National and American league today turned down the Pacific Coast league's plea that it be regarded as a third major circuit The owners decided that at the present time no minor league was worthy of major league classification but added that the expansion of various sections of the country through population increases would eventually result in the expansion of major league baseball (AP-USDA)- — BW8 Rhythm (Columbia Masterworks or Notl C Pacific Coast's Appeal Spurned Is Failed itux o'clock CHICAGO Dee 11 Strike It Rich PoCBS (Edition tatoes total U S shipments 513 arQuiz ShowTracer On his admitted guilt to a charge lieet the Band Mr Keen rivals 89 oa track 341 supplies mod- of A Leatham Robert speeding Music Sweetland erate demand akrw market ol Lost Persons dull with 36 of 432 Seventeenth was fined limited Idaho Russet very iWlllle Piper trading Dick Haymes 479 $10 in city court today Show Darts for Dough Crime Photoarapher ofliatody 00 Morton Downey :15 The 1130 lub 30 No Oats No Fri Thurs KSL 1188 ko Al Jolson rrhe Showcase 1 7 00 News 7 15 Hi 7 30 In Wed 2:00 P M to 2:15 I i Anirnn 343-&S- News r Tnes (The Aldricn Family jOeorge Barns Si Oracle Allen Muslc Hall with 45 (4:55) Billy Kosc is? 10 23 4c CHICAGO Brown Ice Cream Co Standard-Examine- H a ob Jan August Show Vewscone 3 CrosDj lime Larry Clinton Or 8 00 Karorita 9 18 Waltes 9 30 Intenntn News 9 45 I ulton l ewis Jr 10 00 Speaking for Sports 10 16 United Natioas 11 11 11 11 878 Bullion 1880 88 Tfntic Lead 100 r 38c TUitle Standard 100 115 none Corn Sponsored by KDYL 1158 kc 1430 ko 1-1- 9 12 90 0 00 gh KL0 00 Call a Cop (continues) 30 5 Star Sports Final Cliff 46 At Sundown 00 Radio Station KOPP Sign Off m mm 862 48 68 00 13 30 Lad Uses Wits in Wringer Mishap Aakad By William CHICAGO Dec ll CAP) —Corn led a downturn in grains today dropping rather sharply at times following a slackening in demand for cash grain Wheat and oats alto were mostly lower the December wheat frequently displayed independent firmness Wheat closed 2 lower to December 8312 corn was 34-- 4 higher low8260-25er December 9 eats were 1 1 to lower December 9134- and soybeans were 1 to 8 cents higher March 9390-- 3 89 Mon thru Fri MJ 6 I Grain Perrla 1430 on Your Dial ft 04 01 02 lSVa 18 02 03 03 08 03 04 03 08 nc 08 08 04ft 3 30 4 00 10 75 11 79 L 49 1 UUh-Wyomt- LADY get Kyle Call a Cop (continues) 2 56 3 00 3 56 IS 1 17 o 2c MY THE STORY Cop With OS Henry and Call 30 C 10 02 08 03 30 01 Sales: Comet 1080 8) He Consolidated Eureka 1000 & East Utah 100 Q 38c Horn Silver 880 (j 27c Leonora 12000 gf New Park 300 fj 197 Ohio Copper 880 gj 10c Park City Con 300 f? 41c Rico Argentine 800 G 190 CHILDREN AND YOU SHALL HEAR" 12 46 00 16 VM Ravy Band a 8 00 1 40 03 i OO OO 4 4 4 6 03 1 90 04 4 79 80 04 02 04 08 4 50 - Z 31 01 3 rth a 2 00 ye 4-- S: 11 03 43 07 08 08 37 04 08 32 07 Swansea Tar Baby Ttatte Central Tintic Lead 2n Tintic Standard 9 Union Chief 87 1314 Utah Con Utah-WCon Oil 31 victor Con 38 Western Alloys i 34 West Toledo 148 wi inert 18 Yankee Con 83 4 Zuma Utah Id Sug Com 48 Utah Id Sug Pfd 78 18 Unlisted Stacks 48 88 Amalg Sug Pfd Con Wag A Mach 35 Utah Fire Clay Utah Oil Ref Utah Sou Oil Utah p a- l Com LOGAN Dee 11— LeGrand Richards presiding bishop of the Lusev-O S church and presidencies of en L D S stakes at a session here related plans for the seven stakes and the church to buy Budge memorial hospital here for $125000 Bishop Richards pointed out that the purchase price was paid to five Individuals or their descendants who owned 67 per cent of the stock of the hospital The remaining 33 per cent which is owned by 147 individuals scattered throughout the intermountain west was not purchased but will be carried on the books as it has I been since the organization of the unless present owners hospital donate their stock to the church Leaders of the seven stakes all in Cache county pledged to raise half the purchase price $62500 for which it wag pointed out each man woman and child in the seven stakes would be assessed $250 each The seven stakes are Hyrum Logan Mt Logan Cache East Cache Smithfield and Benson 02 06 33 ttu: 7314 Churchy Stakes to Buy Hospital 03 10 03 41 07 1 complaint 187 46 01 Standard 394 Silver Mines Sioux 16' a SO Iron Blossom 444 So Standard Con Southern Pacifie t 1: 80-8- 02 371 1 66-6- 7: 1 55 Plumbic Mines Pint US Prince Con 2 1314 Prosper Mining Rico Argentine M 384 Royston Coal'n Silver King Coal'n 9 Silver King West 36 Silver Shield 40 spot quotations follow Sperry Oil California based on wholesale sale by receivers Standard Standard Oil New Jersey to jobber and largo retailers): Studebaker Mixed color- - extra fancy heavySunshine Mining &i- I and aXtrU large weights Co axtraa I and 2 Vesae 88: aatra S stag a America 9 checks 1 dlrUea medium Twentieth Century Fox 98 fjWhltaa CaiWda extra fancy heavyweights aartra7 Vaaaa TJkdon OH man I aaat 8 large -Cnion Pacifie 1 3 large extra 4 large extras 1 Batted AliHaai tfsjg 1 888 8 medium tlBtaad 03 03 08 09 90 08 03 02 83 89 84 04 139 08' 03 Mi 40 OS'aj ways 01 M 02 H 44 03 02 19 44 30' 0: 03 02 02V 34 rs 13 03 30 20 392 Park Bingham 37 Vi Park City Con Park Konold 30J 3V Park Nelson 8 Park Premier Park Utah aVa Pioche Bristol er 81 02 4 " d 17 31 04 30 09 18 04 30 12 01 Moscow Mt City Copper sud-dent- ly 36 04 oiy 13 13 Mountain View Nevada Metals 43 J8IJ NaUdrtvar New Park I8 New Majestic 46 Lily fl North North Standard 31 '4 Ohio Copper 00-5- high-goo- e a Leonora 36's Idttla May Silk Madison Minea Magnolia Lead H Mammoth 28 Miller Hill 14V Miners Gold 87 Missouri Monarch 0: 00-1- e i 2 H 88 88 i 23 88 04 03 37 03 07 03 Vi 27 11 29 "f 11 a itT The cabbie Arsenal Villa W-f- he of L--58 mitted the charge but faid in not lieved he was justified stopping under the no "Since there was to avoid sight I thought it wisest a druns a sudden stop because on my (passenger) was leaning shoulder and if I had stopped he might have been thrown ex through the window Smitn plained ar-kS H Deputy City Attorney circumstances said under such the driver should have been extra crossings vigilant in approaching whethJudge Nebeker asked Smith er he saw the red light and when he replied in the affirmative ne ordered the defendant to pay s fine of $10 n The incident occurred at Wasn-ingtotwo-fift- y at and Riverdale road am today according to the 30 03 07 U Js JjC 84 18 mJgW f brought no sympathy Nebeker Judge J QuillHerbert J Smith 04 11 22 13 11 49 Livestock 03 1 09 18 J M ahiieka Bullion Eureka Lily Con Eureka Minea 34V Eureka Standard Gold Chela ia 48 Great Western 184 w u ivrpi Mi ifHorn Silver 43 W Howell ese e a ia Indian Queen 344 Kennnebee 38 Kentucky - Utah as Keystone as Lakeside Monarch 13 102 n it '"VS" HM-iina- a 11 is I a wdden halt that 4 Totes Trombone Of Lost Leader driver Contention of a taxicab avoid to that he ran a red light 10 02 84 18 04 84 I nai if 131 Asked f rchesra Stffl' driver Fined as Excuse Fails ADDED Color Cartoon Latest News at Feature Starts 1:00 3:15 5:25 7:40 9:50 a mil": SSSSSk A MYSTICI LEO GORCEY "HARD-BOILE- D AND THE BOWERY BOYS MAHONEY" |