Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1938-10-25 | Page 12

THE OGDEN 12 STANDARD-EXAMINE- TUESDAY EVENING OCTOBER 25 1930 R LEGAL NOTICES Wild Western Random References Bad Men Sought Salt Lake Mining Stock Quotations PROFIT-TAKE- RS Quotations Furnished J A Hogte St Ga DEAL ROUGHLY Tuesday October WITH SESSION FROM 0 S NEAR kj 25 1938 ALL-TI- Asked Bid Recovery Forces Continue - To Maintain Cheerful Outlook By VICTOR EUBANK Oct 25 (AP) Profit-take- rs shoved stocks around somewhat roughly in today’s market but leading issues managed to hold onto sizeable proportions of early gains running to two or more NEW YORK points Steels lagging during the greater up part of the proceedings came but for a while in late dealings Some failed to get very far listless motors of the 'forenoon A developed a little strength few rubbers advanced at the last Aircrafts and utilities were favored throughout The list got off to a fast start with the ticker tape behind for a brief interval as overnight buying orders taxed the facilities of brokerage offices Selling soon halted the advance and best marks were chipped down The pace was comparatively slow during the remainder of the session Transfers approximated 1500000 shares to Recovery forces continued maintain their optimism over the business outlook and this was apparently translated into renewed purchases on moderate time Tilting forward most of theGlenn were Douglas Aircraft Martin Consolidated Edison North American Woolworth Air Reduc tion du Pont and Allegheny Lud-luA number of new highs for more than a year were in evi set-bac- HIGH ME - Foreign Power Locomotive Radiator Smelt & Ref Steel Founders Pension Plan SMELTER JOB Curtiss Wright Delaware & Hudson DuPont Eastman Kodak Electric & Music Electric Autolite Electric Power & Light Erie Firestone General Electric scale 25 (USD A) — Hogs: 475: 725 steady to 20 cents higher top $8 35 ton choice 180 to butchers mixed 5300 medium to good grades and mixed weights 5000 $700 825 sows unsold early bidding 950 $600 down on best kinds offered 3900 Cattle: 400 slow scattering early sales steady at week’s fully steady prices quality lacking: odd lots medium and good feeder steers $5 50 650 plain feeders Alta Tunnel 2000 at $450 500 few lots heifers $500 6 50 plain feeders $450 500 few lots heifers 1000 Metals 15c at Bingham $500 550 medium to good cows $4 50 200 Cardiff at 525 low cutter to common cows $2 25 Chief Consolidated 200 at 43c 100 425 bulls $4 00 525 vealers late Monday unevenly lower at mostly $700® at 42c 1800 at 41c kinds offered Colorado Consolidated 2000 at 750 for best fat Sheep: 1400: few lots trucked-ilambs early $600 675 odd yearlings Comet 2000 at 21c $500 Grand Deposit 1000 at 6c 4000 CHICAGO Oct 25 (ARUSDA) — Cattle: at 8000 calves : 1500 bidding 25 cents Little May 13000 at c lower on rank and file good to choice steers very little done prime offerings Moscow 1000 at early top $1325 with several loads held Mountain View 1500 at 11c sprinkling medium to average good New Park 500 at 19c 1000 at higher grades steady fed heifers steady scarce 18 c cows slow steady bulls active scarce Ohio Copper 1000 at 13c 500 at fully steady vealers firm cutter cows $400 5 OO strong weights of common 13 c cow type up to $525 weighty sauPark City Consolidated 1900 at beef sage bulls $6 85 vealers $10 OO® 1150 19c 3000 at 2000 at Stockers continued active moderately steady Park Premier 334 at 5c Sheep: 8000 weak to 25 cents lower Prince Consolidated 400 at 50c native lambs $8 75 900: sheep ‘ firm Rico Argentine 1000 at 16 c best ewes held above $390 Royston 5000 DENVER Oct 25 Cattle: Sioux Mines 3000 at 2c 2700 calves: 500 steady beef steers Tintic Standard 100 at $497 $800 900 fed heifers $875 925 cows 300 at $500 $500 600 heavy grass heifers $6 00: cutter cows $3504 50 bulls $5 35 Walker 1000 at $170 300 at $180 down vealers $1050 Stockers and West Toledo 1000 at 1000 feeders top choice heif$600 785 at ers $700 cows $445 455 feeding Yankee 500 at 1500 at 12c Hogs 1100 active strong to 10 cents 500 at 11 higher 170 to 300 pounds $S25®8 35 heavies scarce 150 to 170 pounds $775® 825 medium light lights $750 good 12c MILLERS OKEH 1725 120 OGDEN Oct 230-poun- d lc PAY HOUR ACT 6c Oct 25— LOUISVILLE Ky (AP) —The American Millers association in convention Monday night went on record in fftvor of the wages and hours act advising “all mills to adjust present payrolls to the required hours basis with time and one half for overtime without lowering the amount of the present pay to any employe” n 6c lc 18c 18c atc UTAHliVESfOCK INCOME TOPPLES SAN FRANCISCO Oct 25— (AP) — Utah and Idaho’s livestock income for the first eight months o' 1938 was down nine and 27 per cent respectively the department of ag- riculture reported here Utah’s livestock income of was down nine per ceni 00 while Idaho’s income of $26849000 was down 27 per cent lc (AP-USDA)- lc sows CHICAGO Wheat Dec March July Oct 25 (AP) — Open 654 67 67 34 6734 High 66 68 68 67 34 Low 65 67 67 6634 750 $700 lambs steady Sheep: 17000 truck-i- n to weak at $700 800 asking steady to strong on carlots talking weak to 25 cents lower ewes $200 2 0 top fat lambs Monday $875 top feeders $825 FUTURES May Biscuit Company Reports Profits 10c Cloae 65 68 67 67 34 CHICAGO Oct $750 loose $715 25 (AP) — Lard: Tierces Bellies $950 POTATOES IDAHO FALLS Oct 25 Upper valley: Car loads f o b cash track to dealers: Russets U S No 1 a few sales reported U S No 2 mostly 40c Rurals U S No 1 55 60c 60c cash to growers bulk mostly 47 per cwt : Russets U S No 1 4J550c mostly around 45c U S No 2 15 17 c plus hauling Twin Falls-BurleCarloads f o b cash track to dealers: Russets U S No 1 60 70c mostly around 65c U S No 2 40c cash to 35® 40c generally 37 grower bulk per cwt: Russets U S No 1 40 50c mostly 45c U S No 2 (AP-USDA)- 3742c NEW YORK Oct 25 ’— (AP) United Biscuit Company of America reported Monday consolidated net profit of $273629 or 56 cents a share on the common stock for the quarter ended Sept 30 ' ' - t — PotaOct 25 toes: 70 cars on track 266 cars total CHICAGO NEW TORS EGGS Oct 25 $AP— Egge: NEW YORK 13600 irreguluar mixed colors special standards 2834c packs firsts 27c seconds 2 6 ©2 6 e mediums 2434c average 2534c: dirties No 1 checks 21® 22c refrigerator specials 25 34 firsts 2434 28c standards 2534c 24- 4 c mediums 2334 c White: Resale of premium marka 41 4334 nearby and midwestern premium marka 38 40 34c': exchange apeciala 3634 37 34c midwestern exchange standards 34 35c nearby fancy mediums 3134® 35c nearby and western exchange mediums 31c pullets 26c nearby and refrigerator apecials 29 34® 33c standards 28 34 29c firsts 2634® 27c Pacific coast white: Jumbo and premiums 4534 50c specials 44 44 34c: standards 4234 43e mediums 3434® 35c pullets 2634 27e refrigerator specials 3434 35c mediums 3031c Browns Extra fancy 3534 40c: nearby and western exchange specials 35c other western standards 29c nearby exchange mediums 27 28c Duck eggs fancy 32c 2 14 63 58 10 49 7 22 15 101 59 61 (AP-USD- 8 Biscuit Cash Register Dry Goods Power & Light New York Central New York H N & Htfd North American Aviation North American Northern Pacific Penney J C Packard Motors Penn R R Pullman Pure Oil Radio Corporation of America R K o Remington Rand Southern California Edison Southern Pacific Standard Brands Standard Gas & Electric Standard Oil of California Standard Oil of New Jersey Stewart Warner Studebaker Sunshine Mining Texas Corporation Texas Gulf Sulphur Timken Roller Bearing Transamerica 9 10928 10927 10627 47-4- 1068 25 119 ' 1051 10828 10214 10331 107 2 10416 10224 ’ 6767c - 54-5- 47-4- 1 5 8 Farm Mortgage: 2 64-4- 49-4- 52-4- 1082 1078 4 10616 Home Owners Loan: ?s 3s m 10218 10615 9 : 4 (adv) - J Report Made— Julia Hill of 202 reported to police loss of a gold v brooch The pin she said is 300 years old Twenty-thir- d Glass! We replace It & H Green stamps S quickly Gateway Glass & Paint Ph 672 Glass! (adv) Washington To Buy Truck — The city commission today set Nov 1 at ten a m as the time for receiving bids for the purchase of a halfton truck for use of the waterworks department Special Sale Price on genuine Frigidaire floor samples Save now Easy terms Large trade-in- s 2340 (adv) Boyles Aid Society — The Ladies Aid of the First Christian visiting board member Assistan: society will meet at the church church hostesses will be Mrs Ann Johan p m Wednesday at two-thir- ty sen and Mrs Gwen Collard Your piano rapidly depreciates when not used Sell it for cash now —Glen Bros (adv) Safe Delivery of U S Mails Asked WASHINGTON Oct 25— (AP) Safe delivery of the mails is more important than speed postal officials said Monday Acting Postmaster General W W Howes notified mail truck drivers that extra efficiency ratings would be given to drivers who carry the mail six months without an accident Oct BOSTON — Graded 25 (AP-USD- A) wools bright fleece were receiving some demand at strong prices on the Boston wool market today Combing bright 3 blood brought in the grease or slightly stronger than last week Combing quarter blood bright fleece wools were rather slow but quotations were firm at 2 in the grease Graded combblood territory wool has ing 2 been moved this week at scoured basis while quarter blood 32-3- 31-3- 61-6- brought 55-5- 8 scoured basil Shirley Is Roses Tourney Marshall HOLLYWOOD Oct 25— (UP)— club will (50-poun- d Illinois yellows: 35 95c sweat Spanish: 77 Wisconsin yellows: 50 75c 65c-Idah- officiating prelude postlude were The and played by Fern Patterson Other musical were by Ha given Giles Vera Nielsen Thelma By- Carl L Nelson bee and Grace Thompson Invocation was offered by David Hayden and benediction by William C Clark The speakers were Arnold Hardy Thomas Gibby Thomas Holland and Bishop Greenwood Interment was in Ogden numbers no-ho- o METALS NEW YORK Oct 25 (UP)—Following are today’s custom smelters prices tot delivered metals (cents per pound): BAR SILVER NEW YORK Oct 25 (AP)— Bar silver 4294c unchanged posing this application Steto YopiUon Central the undersigned Referee 407 in toe manner Building Ogden Utah and at the time as provided In General Order Number 32 as amended24th Dated at Ogden Utah October t McConnell i NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF WEBER COUNTY UTAH of In the Matter the Estate of SARAH EMILY BELNAP also known as EMLEY BELNAP and MRS V K BELNAP Deceased Creditors will present their claims with vouchers attached to the under- offices of Derrah signed at toe law David Eccles B Van Dyke 515-5Utah on or before Building Ogden of December 1938 the 5th day RETA B SCHONWANDT Administratrix of toe Estate m Sarah Emily Belnap also V as Emley Belnap and Mrs Belnap deceased DERRAH B VAN DYKE Attorney for Administratrix October 4 1938 First publication:4 1L 18 25 1938 Published Oct 16 NOTICE TO CREDITORS No 6077 OF THE IN THE DISTRICT COURT SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE STATE OF UTAH WITHIN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF WEBER ‘ of toe Estate of In the Matter WHEATLY Deceased Creditors will present their claims at with vouchers to the undersigned of Reeder and Wallace the law office Ogden Utah Eccles LUTHER R Building Suite 512 18th 1938 on or before December Dated October 17 1938 ESTELLA M SEATON Executrix of the Estate of ther R Wbeatly REEDER and WALLACE Attorneys for Executrix 512 Eccles Building Ogden UtahPublished Oct 18 25 Nov 1 1 tj Lu- - 1938 PROCRAMS IDG DLUE NETWORK Lind-quist- & TONIGHT News 6:00—KLO — — 6:15 — KLO Old Spinning Wheel — South Washington Furniture Company r g 30 —NBC — Information Please — Clifton John Kieran F P Faddlman Adams Harpo Marx and others 7:00— NBC— Who Sang It? 7:30— NBC —Jamboree Harry Kogen’s Orchestra Don McNeill master of eeremonies and guests — Ralph Blaine vocalist g30 — NBC Richard Llebert organist 8:45 — KLO — Singing Strings 649 9:00 —NBC — Fats Waller and His Yacht Club Orchestra NBC — Larry Clinton’s Orchestra Mortuary 9:30 — Orchestra Bestor’s 6057 10:00 — NBC — Don New Kenmore Hotel 10:30 — NBC — Hotel Edison Orchestra Les Brown 11:00 — NBC — Music of All Nations — s 11:30 KUO — Silent I Only All first grade materials complete including doors for a 12x18 garage a To The 10 Months io Pay! - OGDEN LIVESTOCK AUCTION CO Union Stockyards — Ogden Utah We will appreciate your consignment Large or small wn 'WILL A NEW GARAGE $9500 CATTLE ONIONS Oct 25 (VP)— Onion market Backs):' CHICAGO gigSineroff °rtdthe° Comtf lYjf’fur-Unite- d £her ordered that any ll nter ld — The Ogden Garden st hold a dinner City cemetery CONSIGN' YOUR V toe j Referee in Bankruptcy CARL L NELSON Sitting at Ogden Utah 3378 ROY Oct 25— Services for Carl Published Oct 25 1938 son eight-year-oof Nelson Lindy GUARDIANSHIP Mr and Mrs Chauncey J Nelson PROBATE AND NOTICES were held Monday afternoon in Consult County Clerk or the the LD3 chapel spective Signers for Further Information with Bishop R P Green wood Star Wife Seek Refuge In Lockup Oct 1 Room in on Salt Lake City Utah Bldg 1938 at 29th day of November o’clock in the afternoon thereof if then and there show cause of they have why toe prayer 1938 The grave was dedBurnett Arthur icated by at seven p m in the Thursday Chick-Chic- k Inn at North Ogden WALTER A GORDER Games and dancing will provide Final for Walter A Gorder Members are Southernrites the entertainment Pacific railway employe invited to bring guests were held Monday afternoon in & Sons’ funeral chapel Utah Chief — Best Carbon county Lindquist Max Schmidt of the Counselor with coal Ogden Coal Clay Ph 1339 Twenty-secon- d ward bishopric con' (adv) ducting Prelude and postlude were played Delayed — A meeting of the by Helen Hoffman Vocalist was council community A Ridges Invocation was which was to have been held next Mathel offered by D C Nelson and beneThursday night at Weber college Herman VanBraak diction has been postponed until Nov 10 Speakers by were Richard Francis because of a conflict with an ora- former Commissioner Fred E Wiltorio said O H Petersen liams and Counselor Schmidt Interment was in Aultorest memorial The grave was dedicated by Be Prepared — Have your car park A Carl Lindquist winterized now Les Ogden's ServKieseL ice 23rd and (adv) CALVIN C BROWN Last rites for Calvin C Brown of — Camp K Daugh- 218 Twenty-fourt- h Daughter will held ters of Utah Pioneers will meet Wednesday at three p m be in at the home of Mrs Rosella Ellis Sons’ funeral chapel under 2018 Madison Thursday at two direction of Bishop Myron B Rich p m ardson of the L D S Third ward Friends may call at the mortuary Good Used Radios special low chapel Wednesday until hour of prices Easy terms Boyles (adv) services Interment will be in the In Hooper — Camp U (Hooper) family plot in Ogden City cemetery will Daughters of Utah PioneersViolet FUNERAL DIRECTORS meet at the home of Mrs m two at p Wadsworth Thursday LARKIN MORTUARIES instead of af the home of Mrs Ogden Salt Lake City Brigham Artie Fowers as previously City- and Los Angeles 466 24th SL Ogden Phone 821 No-Ho- st Court States GREAT GRANDMOTHER 54 Party— The L D S Tenth ward OROVILLE Cal— (PU) —Mrs Relief society will give a bunco party at the home of Eliza R Lottie Nail at 54 claims to be the Faulkner 315 Cross Wednesday youngest great grandmother in the States Her daughter Mrs at two o’clbck The public is Myers is a grandmother at 33 and her daughter Mrs Lucille Used coal and gas stoves $650 Baker is a mother at 16 (adv) up GaSav 2300 Lincoln j 4 4 49-3- amp HUNTSVILLE Oct Olive of the Daughters of Utah Pioneers will hold its first meeting of the season at the home of Captain Maggie J Felt Thursday at two p m The program will consist of vocal solo by Mrs Bertha Eng-stroaccompanied by Orvetta Burrows lesson by Mrs Thomas Rowe biography of William Stowel by Mrs lone Wangsgard and piano solo by Miss Dorothy Jensen Mrs Mary P Wangsgard will be 25-C- 1099 53-4- 63-5- Huntsville Camp Will Open Season 10812 52-4- 60-5- ever-norm- al 1 1073 52-4- mid-weste- rn ry 1 ch 110521 3 46-44 55-5- re-elect- fWMarch 25— (UP)— HOLLYWOOD (adv) Robert Montgomery screen actor Dance — The L D S Fifth and his wife were locked up in the railroad police station at New ward M I A will -sponsor an anLondon Conn last night to pro- nual harvest dance- Wednesday at p m In the ward Oct 25— (AP)— tect them from a crowd of 1000 eight-thirt- y halL Budget tickets - will be honmen and women who sought ored The public is' invited 25 120 14 49-4- By JOHN F BOCGHAN Associated Press Market Editor CHICAGO Oct 25 (AP) — Despite SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO Oct steep fall of quotations at Liverpool the 25 — 825 butchChicago wheat market developed rally 15 higher ers more and active than late power lng today moderately overcame earlier fractional setbacks 170-2lb 875 light and bulk top The reason given for the price drop lb butchers sortat Liverpool — acceptance of United States lights and 230-27- 5 yellow hard wheat on Liverpool contract — ed out 825 packing sows mostly was construed as a stimulus for holders steady bulk 650 Much of the of Chicago wheat futures Cattle 300 no early action on wheat available here is of the yellow hard slaughter steers undertone about variety At the close Chicago wheat futures steady' light shortfed steers held were unchanged to 34 cent higher com- above 775 medium to good 800-97- 0 with yesterday's finish December pared YORK NEW PRODUCE lb and feeders Nevada c 34 corn 65 34 65 Oregon May NEW YORK Oct 25 (UP) — Producer 625-5- 0 34 cent up December 46 to cent off medium grade weighty bulls Potatoes: Quiet Idaho $190 200 bag 4634c May 49 T © 50c and' oats unto Calves '200 nom600 eligible $185 210 box cent advance Dressed poultry: Steady chickens 1234 changed to 34 to choice inal vealers quotgood 22c broilers 1434 2634e fowls 1034 ed 900-100- 0 BUTTER AND EGGS 23c Long Island ducks 14 16c SAN FRANCISCO Oct 25 (UP)— Dairy Live poultry: Steady geese 14c roostSheep 975 scattered sales steady ' ers 15c ducka 14c fowls 1321c broiK market: to good 88 lb medium-pe- lt medium 2834c Butter: 92 score 29c 91 score ers 1534 & 20c " lambs 710 good around California Cheese: Quiet state whole milk held 90 score 27c: 89 score 24c Cheese: Wholesale flats 15c triplets 80 lb full wooled lambs quoted to 1937 20® 22c 15c 1219489 pounds 14 c Jobbing prices flats 14 standards Butter 775 short fat ewes quoted 325 Receipts extras 2634c Eggs: Large 3834c large creamery down V4e 24 small 3534c medium 3234c firsts 2534 26c ing Glass for home or car installed KIRKENDALL-Darlin- g Shirley Temple who has 'won almost every honor possible for a Griffin Paint Co Ph 530 (adv) Phone 15a 529 - 25th St child star today held the title of “grand marshal” of Pasadena’s Auxiliary — Disabled American FLORISTS will meet 50th annual Tournament of Roses Veterans auxiliary m in to be held on lew Year’s day at p eight Wednesday Floral Co In the 2277Ogden CityAve - Ph 2686 Judge Pratt’s courtroom ‘ Washington said Commander courthouse 8039 Irma Shafer DUMKE” Floral Co 1600 Grant Flowers for all occasions Ph 125 ig Combe now at the Frank 7084 74 Bar 182 Twenty-fift- h 28 45-4- 3s 4S 2s 3s 2s 2s 3s 2s 2sFederal 3s 3s 3s D campaign in northern Utah to bolster the Democratic M L Wilson fight for of agriculture declared here Monday night that the administration’s farm act “repre sents the thoughts of thousands of Utah farmers” The granary plan is similar to that initiated in Utah by Brigham Young' Wilson said Wilson summed up the New Deal agricultural program as aiming to give the farmer “an adequate price for his produce through united action of farmers as a group in adjusting the production to actua consuming needs” 8 3 89 20 94 35 69 4 11 54 67 65 24 June March 0 1 - two-spee- ch under-secreta- in nt Prices Strong On n Fleeces In Boston 12 43 33 54 Warner Pictures Western Union Telegraph Westinghouse Air Brake Westinghouse Electric White Motors 1 43-4- 25— (AP)-Clos- ill inter-mounta- UTAH CAMPAIGN Oct ’ £ g"® AAA AIDE ENDS LOGAN 'r 0 1 ed a op Ti6 5 ng Walgreen 43-4- rustling were sought throughout southern Utah today after they sawed their way out of Iron county jail here Monday night Sheriff H E Christensen said westthe escapees are modern He ' identified ern badmen them as James Wilson 30 of Fort Thomas Ariz and Thomas S Kelley 28 a half-breIndian from California Christensen said he believed the men both expert horsemen had fled into the hills and would eventually raid some ranch for horses with which to escape from the state “Sta-Up-T- Administrator — On petition of J A Howell hrl oday been named in Second district court as administrator of the estate of Maria Howell Fisher First ward Mutual Improvement association meeting tonight at This application is designated in vJV subject to filing bond of $900' I Office " of the State Engineer as No Seven-thirt- y 12664 All protests resisting the grantreasons Plant this fall trees and' shrubs application with ing of said must form affidavit in made club Live Oak Hour— Social The therefor that grow Moores Nurseries Ph ‘ meet at the home of Mrs 782 (adv) will state S?5tSief£k lAe John Shepard 124 West Twenty-- 1 I £tty Utah with one extra copy and Address — “Research” will be ninth Wednesday afternoon for a $100 filing fee on or before December I 1938 he subject of an address by Reed social hour x H humfherys W Bailey director of the State Engineer forest and range exper-meLicense —Wallace ' E Forsgrfen j Date of first publication October 11 station to the Rotary club 23 Brigham City and Ella - La-- 1 of last' publication November Vern Harris 24 Pleasant View 1938 Wednesday noon October 11 18 25 Novem- obtained a marriage license - at I Published iber 1 81938 Kodak Finishing—Any size roll the county courthouse today 25 cents 5 hour service Extra NOTICE ON PETITION FOB Meeting — The Women’s Bene-- 1 prints 3 cents each Lienhardt DISCHARGE IN' BANKRUPTCY will club association Stores Westway (adv) fit Drug toe district court of THE meet Tuesday at eight p m atl UNITED STATF3 FOR THE DISTRICT OF UTAH Lectures —Prof Leland H Mon the home of Mrs Edith Prout Hardy In the Matter of Jack Carl son of Weber college will deliver 1069 Capitol a bankrupt In Bankruptcy No 14845 Notice - ia hereby given that Jack the fifth of his series of lectures Utah has filed Hardy onOgden on the Book of Mormon at seven Lodge Club — The Past Presi-lca- rltoe BeneWomen’s club of bipetmon the dents m in Wednesday thirty p fit association will meet1 Wednes- - j all hla debts in bankruptcy All crediNineteenth ward chapel are I tors and other persons Interested of home m at the at eight p day I to attend at the hearing Men’s top Star Brand Velma Whitaker 556 ' Fifth Mrs ordered n Mld petition before toe United will he hostess toe United Isabel Murphy shoes $495 Christenson’s States District Judge in' toe Federal Tawn Markland 22 35 4 Vanadium 3s 3s 3s 3s 2 s 14 25 12 83 30 53 Union Carbide Union Oil of California Union Pacific United Aircraft United Carbon Union Corporation Union Gas Improvement United States Rubber United States Sm siting United States Steel Treasury: 1 77 15 14 23 20 7 Shell Socony Vacuum NEW YORK Bond quotations: 9 20 l Schulte Sears Roebuck Woolworth 13 52 10 27 27 14 17 20 45 21 Republic Steel Reynolds Tobacco B Safeway St Louis & San Fran United States shipments 488 cars Russet 5 Burbanks and Bliss Triumph slightly weaker other varieties about steady sup- 2T4s 45 plies moderate demand slow sacked per 3s 48—46 cwt Idaho Russet Burbanks U S No 1 6 $135 165 Colorado Red McClures U 7 S No 1 few sales $170 180 Wisconsin 48 round whites U S No 1 92 c: Michigan Russets Rurals U S No 1 90c 9 North Dakota Bliss Triumphs 90 per cent 9 CobS No 1 and better $120 130 U 1 blers 90 per cent U S No 1 $100 2932c 9 National National National National y: 15® 18c 23 Lone Star Cement McKesson & Robbins Miami Copper Montgomery Ward Nash Motors LIVESTOCK First Security 1675 Utah Idaho Sug comj 112 nesday Idaho Sug pfd 690 International Utah Thomas Murray & 7 pf4950 Pow Utah director of the Mine Mill and Utah Pow & Lt 6 pf 4700 Lt Smelter Workers union announced Utah Oil 910 Monday night the East Helena lo- Z C M I Refining 3700 cal had approved an agreement providing a $5 basic daily wage SALES TODAY 1 Loew’s through the initiative” (AP) — More than half the 200 employes of the American Smelt and Refining company’s sme here who went on strike last J 6 will be called back to work Wed- ' 15 7 20 158 182 3 33 13 2 26 46 39 51 25 33 General Foods General Motors BOISE Oct 25 (AP) — Incorpora- Goodrich ' tion papers were on file with the Goodyear Graham Paige secretary of state today for an Ida- Great Northern Railway pf ho plan similar to California’s Hudson Motor Car proposal Hupp Motor Car Illinois Central of the the corporation Purposes International Harvester articles said include: “A campaign to obtain a pension International Nickel of not less than $30 per week for International Tel & Tel Copper every qualified resident of Idaho Kennecott over 50 years of age and to Kresge S S draft legislation and urge the pas- Lambert sage thereof by the legislature or Liggett & Myers B weeks Backward were Johns-Ma- r Eastman Kodak J I Case Chemical and Western Union 0 104 4 American 26 American CHICAGO Oct 25 (AP)— The American 18 55 corn for export” sign still was up American 34 today in the world’s largest corn American & Tel 12 Tel American market even though business was American Tobacco B 90 14 not quite as good as it was last American Waterworks 6 summer ' American Woolen 40 Waterway and rail movement this Anaconda Copper & Santa Fe 39 Topeka year of American export corn Atchison 23 Oil Refining Atlantic through Chicago hub of the pro- Auburn 14 pf ducing belt' reached the largest Baldwin Locomotive 10 & Ohio pf volume of the century except for Baltimore 18 Sales the past month were Barnsdall 1922 23 Bendix Aviation 67 estimated at four to five million Bethlehem Steel 27 bushels indicating there is no sign Boeing 11 of the end of the thriving business Borden 19 Machine Adding revived a year ago Last week the Burroughs 22 California Packing volume exceeded 1000000 bushels 9 & Hecla Calumet Lake navigation may continue a 18 Canada more Dry before ice the month or clogs ® water pathway to the Atlantic Case 6 Pacific Canadian Almost half of the corn sold abroad 54 this year has moved by lake and Cerro de Pasco 36 & Ohio this phase of the traffic has broken Chesapeake 1 & Northwestern exChicago all twentieth century records & Paul St Milwaukee Chicago cept one the lakes are clos- Chicago Rock Island & Pac When 84 ed corn traffic by water will again Chrysler 133 Cola Coca go south Last winter gulf ports 19 their elevators stocked with grain Colorado Fuel & Iron 9 moved down the river started the Columbia Gas & Electric 1 & Southern Commonwealth heavy ocean shipment If the pres- Consolidated Oil 9 ent export price basis is not upset 22 A Continental Baking these ports are expected to ship corn again this winter Railroads Continental Oil of Delaware 29 70 competing for their share of the Corn Products 4 business have reduced reshipping Coty 5 American Cuban Sugar rates on export corn to the Idahoans Back and McIntyre 2627c 65 191 12 53 Cudahy common $16-1290- Oct 25 (AP) Shades of the old west! Two men charged with cattle -- ks Wo lifer’s present a new collec-io- n of formal gowns and evening wraps featuring all of the latest (adv) — style trends BrGak PAROWAN & $30-Per-We- ek ’ Press By The Associated ' Last Sale v dence Goodyear - Air Reduction Allied Chemical & Dye Allied Stores : Allis Chalmers Can American m Rubber Jail In NOTICE TO WATER USERS The State of Utah office of State Engineer Salt Lake City ' Notice is hereby given that Fred a Taylor P O Box 1183 Ogden Utah has made application in accordance wlth tb® laW8 ol Vt&h to appropriate von soon the ®ew La Gant I 0015 sec ft of underground water “aTf I Utah girdle? It won’t roll I (875 gpm) in Weber county from Jaxm- over eliminates spare tire figure I Said water will be diverted 1 to December 31 inclusive of each at if ounaauon $500 $750 $10-0f 3lnch nowing weU 550 tt Garment Dept L R Samuels Jeep located at a point w 940 ft and the SE cor sec 6 (AdV) N 1365 ft 1from W SLBdsM and used at T 6 N R one residence for domestic purposes domestic ani-wReading— Mrs Lydia ' Burrows I including the watering of from March—1 the S mals and D L a irrigation the at give reading HAVE - " Associated Builders jupplij THE’ BUYERS AUCTION EVERY THURSDAY - WEDNESDAY Breakfast Club Requests 7:30— KLO— 8 :00— NBC — Paul Page songs 8slO— KLO —Ace Photo Service 8:15— NBC—Josh Higgins of FinchvUlt-- r J 8:30— KLO— News 8:45— NBC — Jerry Sear’s Orchestra Pi alar waltzes 9 :30— NBC —Story of the Month f JJ 9:15 — NBC — Viennese Ensemble — Walter Blaufuss Orchestra 9:45— NBC — Sweethearts of the Air-- May Singhe Breen and Peter De- Rose 9:59 — NBC — ArUngton Time Signal 10 :00— KLO — From the Center Aisle — The Emporium 10:15 — NBC — The Kldoodlers novelty orchestra 10:30 — NBC — National Farm and Home ' Hour 11:15— KLO — Chick MacGregor Orchestra 11:30 — NBC— Peables Takes Charge dra- -' matized serial 11:45 —NBC —Judy and L&nny songs patter 12:00 —KLO — News 12:15— KLO —Checkerboard Time P C Richardson Grain Company 12:30 — NBC — Waits Favorites 12:45 — KLO — While the City Sleeps Weber Central Dairy 1:00 — KLO—Vic Meyers Band 7 e Forum— Wil--' 1:09 — NBC — liam Green president American ‘ Federation of Labor John L Lewis president C L O : John Gil-- ’ bert Winant director international labor office William O Dougls security and exchange commlssid I William McChesney Martin J New York stock ex- president change and Wendell L Wilkie Commonwealth and president Southern corporation 3:00— NBC — Affair of Anthony drama 3:15— NBC— Fran Allison popular songs 3:30 — NBC — Landt Trio 3:45 — NBC—Vaughn Dekath - the first lady of radio 4:00— KLO — The Three Aces — 4:15 NBC—Jesse Crawford organist 4 :25— NBC—Press Radio News 4:30 — NBC — Lyon and Marlowe piano duo 4 :45— KLO — Musical Train— Your Re' quest Program 5:15— NBC— Larry Lewis Southern — - - Herald-Tribun- 4 Ser-enad- er ph one a a a 5:30— NBC — Gray Gordon’s O reheat Hotel Syracuse 5:55—KLO— Hawaiian Memoriae — XU" ' Devil Coal :00—KLO — News