Show THE OGDEN 10-- B STANDARD-EXAMINE- R SUNDAY MORNING Trading on Market Moderate Now York Stocks CATTLE TRADE PLEASANT NEWS GONCERNINGWAR (Last Sale Jan 9) (By The Associated Press) Air Reduction Allied Chemical & Dye Allied Stores Allis Chalmers ASSISTS STOCKS 25 45 18 6 12 35 56 16 23 9 14 7 78 33 34 67 89 14 2 9 71 25 55 7 Ill 7 9 ht nt 2 31 1 8 25 31 44 25 25 Heavy trading was done in Commonwealth & Southern General Graham Paige 22 Gas & Electric A Engineers Public Great Northern Railway pf 4 i Service ""United Corporation Na- Hudson 6 i tional Power and Light and Co- Hupp 8 Central Illinois lumbia Gas Utility preferred issues 57 had gains ranging to 3 points in International Harvester 28 International Nickel West Penn Electric 7 per cent 7 International T & T Auto Stocks Steady j 29 j Standard Brands one of the most Kennecott 20 active issues equaled its high and Kresge S S 66 then eased to a minor loss Best Liggett & Myers B 423 Foods' made a new high General LoeW's A T cement Lonestar oo4 Mills rose a point 15 & McKesson Robbing Norfolk& Western lost 3 points 5 and brought the rail average down Miami Copper 33 Ward Montgomery lower-price- d of most the although 6 leaders such as Santa Fe Atlantic Nash Kelvinator 16 National Biscuit Coast Line and the Nickel Plate 19 National Cash Register w r i group -- were higher t l' iNaiionai iairy & Light "i jo2 i s Automobile stocks were about National Power steady and oils steady to firm 10 York Central Davison Chemical made a new high New & H N H N X on active turnover in the fertilizer North American Avia 10 group 10 American North New highs were made by Sidney Northern Pacific 7 Blumenthal preferred at 80 up 8 Packard I" 2 Curtis Publishing preferred 33 up 1 Penney J C Minneapolis Moline preferred 67 24 Pennsylvania Railroad U S Leather A 15 up up Pullman 26 and Kelsey Hayes A 16 up 11 Pure Oil Railroad Loans Active 6 RCA Jomestic railroad loans again R K O 3 were strong and active on bond Remington Rand 12 barket Saturday' Sales were 14 Republic Steel trade Reynolds Tobacco B 26 largest Saturday since Sept 9 1939 compared with Safeway 35 $3J92800 sold last Saturday St Louis-Sa- n Francisco 60 Pacing the rise with advances Sears Roebuck i of around a point or more were Shell Union 17 10 Burlington Rock Island & Pa- Socony Vacuum i cific Housatonic and St Louis Southern California Edison 22 16 Southwestern issues Southern Pacific Gains of nearly a point were Standard Brand 5 scored for Southern Pacific Penn- Standard Gas & Electric '' 28 sylvania and Nickel Plate obliga- Standard Oil Cal Oil N isStandard 47 tions while numerous leadingJ sues had smalled advances 6 Studebaker 4 Utilities developed renewed firm- Sunshine Mining 22 ness with International Telephone Swift & Co 43 and International Hydro Electric Texas Corporation 37 issues rising to further new 1942-4- 3 Texas Gulf Sulphur i 6 on small gains Industrial peaks Timkin 28 Roller Bearing did loans little company 15 A jump of 5 points to 90 in Met- Union Oil Cal Union 80 Carbide Auswater district of ropolitan 27 of 1950 featured an oth- Union Aircraft tralia 1 Union Pacific 83 erwise dull and narrowly mixed United " Corporation list foreign Union Gas Imp 6 sold at a Victory point U S Rubber 26 rile to provide the only activity in U S 48 Steel United States government bonds Vanadium 15 r Sales Show Increase Warner 7 Pictures Demand for utility shares fea-- j 21 Walgreen tured an advance in curb stock Western Union 26 Telegraph prices Saturday Trading was Western Airbrake i 16 most active for any Saturday s Western Electric 81 21 1941 Sales rose to mm Woolworth sin shares from 41660 a week a American llErnt &r t'owpr preferred rose 5 points for one of tne widest gains among shares Long Island Lighting Butility preferred and Pennsylvania Power and By FRANKLIN MULLIN Light-- 7 preferred were up more CHICAGO Jan 8 (AP) — Corn led a fresh upturn in the grain market today than a point each of as much as 2 cent gain Smaller gains were noted for with at one stage that put September American Gas & Electric Brazil-Ia- n bushel iuiures contract over $1 a bushel for Traction Light & Power and the first time since 1937 Wheat was about cent to nwv tope for more the preferred shares of Electric up than five years May future selling as Bond & Share United Gas Corp high as $141 Mill buying of wheat and rose to 1 on a 5000 share rye and pur-1- 1 ot co by industries together block with ?r?1misslon and °"se professional Small gains were registered in accou°ted for the fresh " 'I?ty inVt Prces Wintry weather tnd wa Pittsburgh Plate Glass Singer nd corn Product to? for was a Cessna Aircraft E Manufacturing in the market vv buss and Beech Aircraft 1-- 16 13-1- 1 L T- -: 2t $10-2156- 00 i Trans-Americ- an 5s 2s 1-- 32 t -- J-- ec "m GRAIN 1-- 16 fll up-!- WOOL MARKET CHICAGO Jan 9 wheat-N- o sales reported Corn: No 3 yellow 924 ©99c: No 5 R9H e92ile' h a 67W80C No 5 whl mptmgP3! 98c nOats: Sample mixed 55c No? 1 whitS" sample 55c (AP)cah PRIDES STEADY Jan 10 (AP)— Tht Commer-1- 1 Bulletin said Saturday: Although th volume of butlnew n th aeaboard wool market thi done ha not been large there haa been wek uffl-eleactivity to keep price firm except aa lower cot§ abroad allowed some castas In foreign wool prices "The manufacturing altuation baa ahown no material change for the week wooled mllla being well auppHed with order while worsted are atill hopeful of new governmentplant contract west there ha been "l nothing new of moment except aome moderate m Texa at 50 cent buy° for adult and 70 cent for kid" BOSTON arLeMaltnt' g5e®104 7080c nominal Field nominal-fee- d NEW YORK Jan Bxtdi Firm ijond DoUObnu!ying?m: 9 (AP)— Prtc narrow secondary rail higher Utd' CHICAGO wheat: Higher mlU buying Corn: Up 2 cent top since 1937 Cattle: Nominally teady Hogi Undertone weak " neci Niagara Hudson Power Technicolor United Ga 4 2 7 1 Vn "wmci O0l4 01 02 25 24 00 00 20 22 00 05 Crescent Eagle Crown Point 10 01 Dragon 00 14 02 03 01 07 00 02 01 Eureka Lily Eureka Standard 01 02 02 12 12 15 03 06 10 01 00 03 14 00 1 31 150 175 New Park New Premier New Quincy North Lily Ohio Copper 04 01 04 01 00 00 05 03 125 150 04 15 41 10 20 45 Bingham City Cons Konold Nelson Premier Utah 02 f 14 Sioux Mines 265 1 16 00 1 01 ! 00 05 00 : total 880 at $130 Sheep: No salable receipt for week 10965 best fat lambs strong Tintic Lead 1000 at 10c to slightly higher others fully steady car New Park 500 at 46c good to choice 94 lb Idahos $1500 sorted 10 head at $1400 load medium to good 95 lb southern Utah's $1450 load good sorted 10 fleshy Idaho feeders $1400 head at $1100 load fleshy Utah feeders $1385 load southern Utah's $1375 good to choice small Iota trucked-lfat lambs $1275 1425 i few yearlings $1100 few — LOS ANGELES Jan 9 small lots good to choice trucked-iewes Butter: 70508 lbs butter In bulk 48c $550 ©650 Eggs: 3693 cases candled large eggs 51 Vic do mediums 45c do small — Hogs OMAHA 9 ( Jan 35 Vic Salable 500 total 8000 general market Cheese: 80399 lbs 15 to 20c lower spot off 25 good and choice lbs mostly $1450 top SAN FRANCISCO Jan 8 (UP) — Dairy $1450 few mixed medium and good lots $1425 most sows $1400 compared Fri market: Butter: 91 score day last week: barrows and gilts 25 to 30c Cheese and eggs unchanged higher sows 10 to 15c higher Cattle: Salable 400 total 425 com "CHICAGO Jan 9 (AP) — Butter: 2 pared Friday last' week: slaughter steers and heifers mainly steady some strength lbs eggs 10343 cases unchanged on good and choice steers common and medium cows weak to 25c lower others steady bulls 25 to 60c higher vealers POTATOES and slaughter calves strong stockers and — PotaCHICAGO Jan 9 feeders steady several loads choice and lb steers $1560® 1600 toes: Arrivals 53 on track 98 total prime latter price: top on lbs late bulk U S shipments 852 old stock offerings light good quality stock demand mod good and choice $1400 ©1550 medium very $1275® 1365 bulk good and choice heif erate firm slightly stronger new stock ers $1300® 1450 load top $1460 bulk supplies very light demand fair steady Russet Burbanks U 8 No 1 0295 good cows $1175 1250 common and Idaho ©315 Wyoming Blls Triiimnhs U fl medium $925 1100 Friday practical No 1 $295 top on bulls $1350 good and choice veal ers $14001550 load choice 775 lb a at ttcta feeder steers $1400 most good and bare Tnmn iri T T a t For upper valley of Idaho: Demand good ly choice range kind $1275 1360 Salable and total 1750 com- market firm Sheep: Delivered sale pared Friday last week fat lambs strong hlpplng point basis: Hannah Johnson Erickson He came to Utah I with ? when his parents he was a ? lOsrden for 11 years when the family moved to Egin Bench near Rexburg Ida He - — J there until eleven mum mi mn m Mr Erickson he came to Ogden to make his home He married Sadie Newsome in Ogden Nov 15 1930 He was a member of the Ogden L I S Eighth ward and belonged to the Ogden Scandinavian society ' Survivors include his widow and two sisters Mrs Emma Compton and Mrs Sarah Ransom Ogden Services will be conducted Tuesday at one p m in Lindquist & Sons' Colonial funeral chapel by Bishop Frank L Allen of the Eighth ward Friends may call at the mortuary Monday evening and Tuesday prior to services Burial will be in Ogden city cemetery- BUTTER n (AP-USD- n AP-USD- 190-33- 0 47e 323-75- (AP-USD- 1070-127- 5' 1156-126- 5 10 isac nigner and yearlings fat ewes — steady feeding lambs 25c higher closing minimum b v In w iwu-inc- n sacks washed 100-l- b $225 duiks ionow good and choice fed wooled sacks minimum $255 iambs $1510® 1560 closing top $1560: aaano standard grade 100-l- b gfou S1Rfr TT a IHIh week's top $1575 good and choice native sacks nlra to lambs $1500 ©1525: good and choice No2 and Idaho utility grade $137 ©145) rea cupped iambs eligible $1485 ©1510: In 10-l- two-inc- h Dealers' other sales Including cash $1535 good and choice fed common to track and fob: Russets U 8 No 1 J13251400 A IM minimum choice fat ewes $600® 800 week's top size — inti iv sacks washed $215 unwashed $205® xd gooa and choice feeding lambs $1375 ©1450 mixed fat and feeding "iJi uiuoiiy u B NO 1 a few $200 In b lamos w sacks tt Nn iouu h 1 size A minimum oer cwt : u s no 2 Trinhn and iitllftv z3UO'Zoo — rntti CHICAGO Jan S I sacks $135® 140 Salable 200 calves none compared last grade 10O-l- b to oash bulk growers per cwt: Rus weeK red steers and yearlings steady to u a no l minimum most zoc lower extreme top 1363 lb steers sets Dolnta SlRilfDI fifl tui K( $1675: next highest £1665: 997 ih Points U 8 No 2 75 ©85c $165175 bulk fed steer and yearlings $1650 stock cattle yearlings $13501600 FUTURES steady to 25c lower at $11251350 fed heifers steady to 25c lower bulk CHICAGO Jan 9 (AP)— ' extreme top $1575 cows $12001450 Low Open High dose strong to 25c higher cutters $g75925 Wheat— canners $725 ©825 strictly good cows May 139 141 139 141 to $1350 heifery kinds to --$1400 bulk July 140 141 ' 140 141 beef cows $1000 1250 vealers steady Sept 141 142 I4IS4 142 at $1400 1600 Corn--May 98 Sheep: Salable 500 total 2000 com99 97 99 98 pared last week: fat lambs strong to July 99 98 99 10c higher yearlings sharing gain 99 fat Sept 99 100 100 lambs $1550 ©1585 Oats-- May numerous loads $1600 ©1610 yearlings $13001450 56 57 56 56 fed clipped lambs with No 1 and 2 klns July 56 55 554 56 late top Sept 56 $148501550 top $1565 56 56 56 f $1535 heep strong to 25c higher rood Soybeans — and choice slaughter ewe- - $760® 8 85 May 184 184 184 184 top $900 July week's top yearungs two-lnr- h ilUfiio 10-l- two-inc- two-inc- h Rye-- May DENVER JM 9 Cattle: salable and total ivi and total 25 compared 'last week grata " - — xoc ucut eieaay i© nigner an Hio?n® - $14 : 1360 ©1535 best $1225® $1460 ©1475 gSod mediums 001450 12 00 r4 eanner i7?: Teaer' medium to common to good tfy tef'L Sblvgood25°5and -601-65- d 78 July — 80 Lard r Jan sacks: 210-22- at larab teady to freight paid' 'and $1550 choice $1500 ©1540 flat few isWK358' 'WOiroO: 1380 NEW TOR ' SSL 7 on 1200: inn on - itn ill nnesiVftn Hosrar (AP-FSMN)- rnttnn TRKARTTRV 68-6- 3 '° maium £ ziii ' tZfii - OLIVER JAOOBSEV Oliver Jacobsen 74 former resU dent or Bancroft Ida died Friday at the family home 3222 Ogden avenue after a five months' Illness of heart trouble He was born In Morgan Oct 1 1868 a son of Oliver and Amanda Jacobsen As a young man he moved to Idaho He retired from farm work about four years ago and since had resided In Ogden He had beerr active in the L D S church and fulfilled a mission in the southern states 4 later serving as a home missionary in Bancroft Since being in Ogden he was a member of the Weber stake high priest quorum the South Ogden high priest quorum and the Twenty-sevent- h ward He had also been a ward teacher He married Emma Jane Thor- nock Oct 1 1891 and she died In Bancroft May 13 1930 On Oct 1 1941 he married Agnes H Talbot in Malad Idaho She and the following sons and daughters survive: Earl LaVon Jacobsen of Great Falls Mont Wendell P of Bancroft Idaho Grant R with the U S army in Africa Lyman W J- - Harris both ' a? A of Ogden Brothers and sLsters aJ : William and Amasa Jacobsen of Provo Asael of Mrs Melissa Johnston of Randolph Salt Lake City Mrs Mary Bowden of Uintah Mrs George Smith of Ely Nev 16 grandchildren and five 1902-190- - -- great-grandchildr- en Services will be ' held noon in the Bancroft I Tuesday D S chapel with Bishop Joseph Call conducting Graveside services will be conducted in the Bloomington Ida cemetery by Joseph Patterson bishop of the Bloomington ward Friends in Ogden may call at Lindquist & Sons' mortuary Sunday from four to nine p m and in Bancroft at the home of a son Wendell Jacobsen Monday evening Also at the Bancroft ward chapel for half an hour prior to services THEODORE J COSMOS Services for Theodore J Cosmos 23 who died in a Salt Lake City auto court cabin Thursday afternoon will be conducted Monday a m in Lindquist at & Sons' Colonial funeral chapel Ogden ten-thir- ty Friends may call at the mortuary Sunday from five to nine p- - m and Monday prior to services Interment will be in thet Aultorest memorial park ' VO400 fed ewe? vim ss-l- h BONDS Jan 7 (AP)— Bonds! Ra)i Jan 9 Salable for week 4150 com- bov Kood t'Lir to 25c higher to W'ek: good steers $1350 ©1550 Sheen " Bivi gOOdj tO Choice w weea Mmmit (11 eomjnon to good heifer $llioo 01500 1450 common to good cow $1025 © wool'awe 780©825T L03 ANGELES CatUe: flPt nnehand Family patents " 0 ?Oc 79 81 810: standard xiatenta nnrhnnnii cr on 640: shipments 22320 Bran $3600 cutter $725 Practical top total 2000 choice 77 80 FLOUR MINNEAPOLIS Jan B Carload lots per barrel in 13 65 for week 25 to 35elovi $1350© Sheep: Salable and total higher 400- - steady 2 edtm V rood fat lamb $14 75 com! : 97 81 SAMUEL F TOUT Samuel Fulford Tout 84 of 2831 Madison died Saturday at a local hospital of causes incident to old cow: age following an illness of one calves 023: iambs yings 1004 HELP WANTED u WORKERS employed In essential war- work should not respond to help wanted adver- Operators for Power Sewing Machines - tisements year CS02 1'fciK til AIM DAM) KXAM1NLR to protect tt readers Flatlock overedger zig rag single strive against fraud deception or injus- - t needle buttonhole button sewer Uce Readers are cautioned to make Utah Knitting Co NO payments to get a position adOgden 2331 vertised In the help wanted colGrant Ave 2089 umns Ad to other columns which sam-ple- a WANTED middle aged woman as require Investmentor Inc stock bond cash equipment for and housekeeper companionFarm-mgto- should be thoroughly investigated n elderly couple residing in before paying out money Only bona No heavy work good tide offers of employment with pay wages and excellent' home Dial belong In the "Help Wanted" col8133 for particulars 3170 umns Kindly report any exception MATURE women ol good moral to this rule to the classified ad- character can earn $125 to $175 per '"g manager month driving taxi cab In Ogden Steady work 2508 Ogden Ave MALE HELP 5701 Pressers for steam irons Expe rienced preferred but not necessary Ogden ytah Knitting Co Grant Ave 2331 - 2088 WANTED cirl for rermaiient rrw sition Typing and office work American Optical ' co security 3123 Bank Bldg WOMAN to care for children and light housework days Must have after 7 by Jan 17 Phone 3119 p m and Sundays YOUNG or middle age woman for counter and kitchen work Good wages Guyon Coixee Shop 2532 3227 Wash WOMAN to care for 2 children Some light house work?Dial 9387 Men Over 50 Opportunity to Assist Mr Tout was born Oct 8 1859 in Neath South Wales a son of William and Elizabeth Ann Fulford War In ' Effort Western Union 3104 WANTED girls to work in warehouse Apply in person McKesson 3112 hospital Saturday for & Robins Inc 161 24th St treatment for a crushed atfoot SCHOOL girl or full time assist taches reported with housework board and room ' 3188 Offers good salary Dial 9312 you dignified employment Sodisulf and pasulf used In the MIDDLE aged woman to care for as communication carriers in the treatment of Rheumatism sick lady also do housework 2754 business district Lien-har3244 Jackson Drug Store 2800 Wash with ATTRACTIVE neat girl (adv) Apply to knowledge of pin ball games Play-diu1795 Eccles Bldg Initiated— John Raymer of Ogden to care for 1 child 5 days was recently initiated into Acacia LADY 8157 fraternity at Washington State col- a week Dial lege at Pullman Mr Raymer is SALESLADIES a sophomore majoring in mechani2406 Washington cal engineering S138 CALL on friends with Greeting card Assortments Easter Birth Speaker—Fred G Taylor of Salt day other occasions Personal Staaite city iormer Ogden business tionery Gift Wrappings Big prof man will be the speaker at the its Experience unnecessary Expert Lubrication Man SamMount Ogden L Dt S stake hisrh pies on approval Wallace Brown Tire Man Also oo Hill Ls Angreles 3203 Good priests quorum meeting at two p 417-no toaay in the Twelfth ward General Service Man chapeL Excellent - opportunity for advancement No Sundays or holidays Hours from 9 a m to 7 p m $13218 to $165 salary per month FUNERALS FIRESTONE STORES This list of births Includes sons 2300 Washington and daughters born in Ogden to GUY LEMEN Funeral services for Guy Lem aate in 1943: Parks Oifford Boyd and Viola en were held Saturday at ten 3158 233 Second son Constant thirty a m at lindquist & Sons' Dallinga John Richard and Wan Auto Mechanics Colonial chapel Rev William P da Louise Dalley Wall son and Whittemore of the First Baptist John Alma and Nina Hartley church of Ogden conducting Pre! Randall Canton daughter Body Men men we The want are now probude and postlude were played by Hamblin George Albert and Irene We have one of the ably employed Dean Murdock Soloist was Mrs Myrtle LeBlanc 449 Kimball son best service rfhops and will be here Annie Brian Rev Whittemore pre Bennett Max Lieshman and Jan when war is over Splendid workson sided at the interment in the Og ice Cave 766 Twenty-sixt- h ing conditions Plenty of light heat " Holley Lewis E and Sophrom and fresh air Fine equipment and den city cemetery Frandsen SlatervUle' daughter good salary Call in person Briggs Lawrence Roy and Helen T Bartlett Motor Co JOSEPH D ROY Wilcox R F D No L Syracuse 2234 Wash" Funeral services for Josenh TV Blvd Ogden Ut ' 3037 Roy were held In the Lindquist daughter Syons Lumuel Martin and f!ath & Sons' Colonial chaoel at three YARDMAN WANTED No 3 p m Saturday Bishop's Counselor erine R Halverson R F D N A Gardner of the Lorin Farr Ogden daughter Burns Linton Louis and Alberta For steady worlc Good ward presided Invocation Pres W A Budge benediction by Louise Miller 1714 Pingree daugh- wages and excellent workAsaei jf arr Sr Prelude and post- ter lude were played by Dean MurCottle Henry T and Elsie But- ing conditions dock assisting soloist was Mrs ler Hooper daughter Apply" in PerSon Mary Farley Speakers were Dr Johnson Willis Earl and Jean Edward I Rich Patriarch Miles L Derricott Ogden Rt No 3 son KETCHUMS 2470 Wall Jones and Counselor Gardner Pall 3147 Peterson William and Marian ' -- - f bearers were friends of the fam 1103 TRUCK Oak son driver wanted for delivery ily and neighbors had charge of Spencer Volker Arthur W and Gladys and pickup work in Ogden Must me nowers Interment was lnthe know city Good pay moderate Ogden city cemetery Grave wsj C Johnson 656 Seventh daughter hours Apply after 9:00 a m MonTuck Gordon Eldridge and Alice day Salt Lake-Ogddedicated by Patriarch Jones Transpor-tatio- n Troxel 915 Patterson daughter Co 2139 Grant 3221 JOHN L CAMPBELL Schley Ira Wayne and Laura EXPERIENCED auto drivers earn Bonneville park $150 to 200 per month driving tax-IcFuneral services for John L Bell Heaton In Ogden Steady work and daughter n Campbell Ogden bar- for advancement 2508 opportunity Fackerell-Seymo- ur oer ana sportsman were held Satand LeRay Ave S7Q2 Ogden urday at one t m in the Lindanlst Norma Edwards Box 482 'Ogden OPEN well established laundry & Sons' Colonial chanel Rpv Jnhn Canyon daughter pays very good wages MarEllis Donald Courtney and June route Edward Carver of the First Presby man ried preferred Model Laundry terian church officiated Prelude Stark 253 W Twenty-firdaugh3176 ter and postlude were nlaved bv Dm EXCEPTIONAL deal for good Murdock Mrs Annie Brian was Galloway Paul Albert and Kath-ry- n salesman transportation furnished Ruthhart 2553 Quincy son soloist Rev Carver was the only Stuart Malcolm Robert and acitym work Apply 2430 Kiesel32259 speaker Pallbearers were barber and other close friends Flowers Kathryn Lenora Burt 3037 Ogden SOYS WANTED — Hustler to eeil were in charge of the Trinity daughter Standard-KxamtnCall papers basement Elonrine ladies No 2 under the di Perry Alan Merrill and Elsie rection of Mrs Joseph Seoal In len Farnsworth 653 Twenty-sevent-h BARBER wanted Apply barber terment was In the Ogden city daughter In Ben Lomon shop Johnson Arthur Lorenzo and cemetery Kev Carver officiated at ne grave Dorothy Elizabeth Coop 2268 MadSalesman Wanted ison daughter Elmer Rufus Garner and Lora BENECE RUTH McMURTREY Vii- - May Gibson Plain "City son BRIGHAM CITY JAn b Larkin Ben Elijah and Venna PLENTY TO SELL NOW neral service for Ren 1468 Hickenlooper Washington ld Murtrey r ' daugh- - son Resale and Advertising w w jvir ana Airs j Clarence Lane Herbert William and Helen McMurtrey willbe held Monday at Larger line than before the war two p m in the Brigham Sixth Betty White 2716 Monroe son Largest specialty Warner Fred "S" and Mildred line andADVERTISING ward chapel under the direction RESALE many Janet Mitchell 3922 Riverdale road Every firm a prospect We lines ut aisaop iester Dredge need to sell war The chUd died Friday night of sonRounds Frank Randolph and extra representation effort posters calendars mechanwjjapucauons zoiiowing a week Beth Francis 2547 Orchard daugh ics' aprons and caps and sensaIllness tional new resale specialties Sixty-fir- st ter She la survived hv th — Donald and f i lue ioiiowinsr year in business Permanent Ballard Myra Henry sjiu mndnftrinta f - 1235 Twenty-sevent- h year-roun- d connection for right daughter and Mrs Warren Hansen Brigham man No car needed Arrangements Mar-IaGlen Lee Orton and Doris vitv ana jvir nnt Mr to advance weekly Malan 568 Thirtieth daughter will be made commissions M McMurtrey of Rigby Idaho Write check against Evans Samuel Taylor and Vesta Interment will be made - in the Jensen The references three with fully Fern Apts daughter local cemetery Co Cincinnati O Kemper-Thoma- s Gathercole David and Audrey 3204 Mae Welling Ogden R F D No Tout Ha came to Ogden with his 4 daughter Male or Female Help moiner in 1S79 as an L D S convert and for 26 years was emVISITS FIGHT SCENE ployed as a car sealer bv i TTnin OKLAHOMA CITY Okla (AP) WAITRESSES experienced also highest wages paid Union Pacific company He never mar- Jess Willard former world's heavy- cooks Coffee Shop Union Station Depot ried his first bout weight champ fought 3259 He Ls survived bv here against Louis Fink he re- SENIOR and case workers junior ers Fred M Tout of Ogden Sil-- called on a recent visit wanted Dial days After 6 venus i out oi Kutte Mont and 3129 Edwin F Tout of Beveriv Hiila FUNERAL DIRECTORS p m Dial & LAUNDRY housekeeDinsr Part CaL or full time Young or old Dee 0111 v Funeral arrane-ement2085 Hospital nounced Monday by the Smith KIRKENDALL-DARLIN- G funeral home formerly Deseret MORTUARY Male and Female Help motuary DIAL 4659 1 MAN and 2 women for MAURICE E LaGRANDE offices Apply at buildingcleaning office FLORISTS Maurice Eton La Grande basement First Security Bank ha at a local hospital Saturday after3143 Bjdg- Dial AND THE FLOWERS noon following a illARE FURNISHED BY ness He came to Ozden pvm-- j Wanted— Situations KLENKE FLORAL months ago from Portland Ore 2955 Wash Dial 8958 PART TIME Blvd the city of his birth on Jun is Bookkeeping and ac9449 Efficient References 1870 to Joseph and Sarah Eton La counting 3103 uranae xne aeceasea has been en Citv Floral Co Dial 9265 Oaden gaged as a farmer Efforts are be 2277 Washington Blvd 4761 WOMAN wants housed eaning by Dial " 3030 8039 jjy h°?f- fhone ing made to locate relatives Funeral announcement will be made by Dumke Floral Co 1600 Grant Lindquist & Sons Flowers for all occasions Dial 7171 Read the Classified Ads dt m Mr Topping 04 ALFRED ERICKSON Alfred Erickson 70 of 524 Seventh died at his home Friday evening after a short illness He was born In I Hedemord Swe den Julv 6 1872 ! a son of John and 02 250 en Wardle officiating Friends may call at the home of Bishop Allan 522 Chester Sunday afternoon and evening and Monday until the hour of services Interment will be In Ogden city cemetery under direction of Lindquist & Sons' mortuary 04 03 f H£or re"ntly returned form the !?eS at the Taylor ward Sunday Services will be held Monday at one p m in the Eighth ward chapel with Counselor Alton W 02 13 47 00 01 40 '00 36 Stratford son of George Stratford of WiLn vni rji 01 01 09 46 00 M?er7Frank At a great-grandchildr- ea s -- 5 00 02 02 65y-E- x- -- 20 00 00 01 NuW Battle ta "Pred 07 25 Moscow Mtn City Copper Mtn View Nail Driver ' mem-hS- h D S stake i 13 00 S xth WarJ sacrament F Keller a FEMALE HELP rvv0irJ-- mm m m m Wanted Orson HeiehtresidedMr inAllen Cottoncompany They wood until May 1869 when they Radios — Vacuums — Flat Irons moved to Cojinne After 10 years now at he moved to Snowville where he SchossrRead £tc-Electric Co (adv) was a rancher and stock raiser until 1912 when he went to Idaho Speaker— President Rulon P Pe- Falls and then to Ogden in 1916 He was an engineer for the old Ogden Steam laundry for several West Weber L D S ward Sunday evening Two men who will leave years y A member of the L D S church ior the armed service soon will be he belonged to the elders quorum honored at the program which will He married Anna Ellen Cottom feature musical numbers March 16 1886 in the Logan L D temple She died in Ogden Oct Will Pay Cash for all old 5 1936 phonoThe fnllftwlno' anna and daugh graph reenrrta j ters survive: Leslie W Allen of Columbia Glen Bros Music Co Tremonton Guy B Allen 01 Liewls-to- n (adv) Bishop Frnk'L Allen Mrs To Hospital— linden B Larsen Joseph Fowers Mrs James Coil and Mrs A V Sparks all of Og- employe of Hill field was admitted den 17 grandchildren and nine to the Dee 01 Gold Chain Horn Silver" Kennebec Kentucky Utah Keystone Leonora Mammoth Miner's Gold Miss Monarch n fl?0?den mm George Sarah Wilson len He came to America in 1862 with his mother and crossed the nlains with the 09' I Wek' NEW YORK PRODUCE NEW YORK Jan 9 ( UP)— Produce ! Potatoes: Moat! v ataarfv Mh l? No 1 100-I- b bag $365® 370 50-l-b bag $185® 190 Dressed noultrv 3240c broilers 32 ©33 Vic' fowls jLong island duck a 27 28 Vic strong geese 29 Vic Yr pouiiry: turkey Chena and mn tnmv onu rooster old 23 Vie duck fowl! 30 27V430Vie: broiler 27 ©31 Vic? vuccsci Birong 05 00V4 of bf-vi- ceKS " !th0'ce- NEW YORK Jan 7 AP)—Curb X A an Cn 2 Citie Service 4 Electric Bond at Shara 21 Electric Bond & Share pfd OiV 01 South Standard Tar Baby Tintic Central 00 LIVESTOCK 11 09 Tintic Lead rso 135 Tintic Standard 00 00 OGDEN Jan 9 (USDA) — Hogs: Salable Utah Cons and total none: for week 40c higher 22 25 Walker late top $1445 on changed weights 185- - West Toledo-00 250 lbs lighter weights down to 170 lbs 00 01 heavier up to 290 lbs mostly $1395 out Yankee side extreme weights down to $1345 01 02 Zuma sows $1175® 1300 : Cattle Salable and'' total none : for UNLISTED STOCKS week 2517 fairly active steady to Bid Asked some on low decline grade strong except cows good to choice slaughter steers 740 765 $12751350 on few lots bulk medium Amal Sugar pfd to good $1030 ©1250 medium to good Con Wagon 350 385 feeders and stockers $900® 1175 choice U I Sugar com 217 230 light stockers to $1300 and above med 1012 1050 lum to good heifers $1025 1225 com U I Sugar pfd mon slaughter steers and heifers down to Ut Pr & Lt 7 pfd 4800 14900 $850 and below good to choice cows Ut Pr & Lt 6 pfd 4200 4400 $950 01100 few to $1150 cutter to medium- cows $775 ® 925 canners $750 Sales down medium to good bulls $860 & 1000 Bullion at c 1025 common bulls $850 down few Mtn View 1000 at 2c choice vealers $1550 1600t most veal ers $1500 down Tintic Standard 300 at $130 100 S15-7°- ma William and Al- son 03 01 Empire Mines Eureka Bullion except when otherwise noted 06 04 001 East Crown Point East Tintic Coal East Utah variable amounts In 00 He was born on the Isle of Jersey England) (near Sept 18 1856 a 02 04 04 01 n Vlnet' choice heifers ° CURB 0014 Plutus Prince Cons Rico Argentine Silver King Coal livestock Silver King West Carloads of shipped-iNote: bought for reshipment on the Ogden market Silver Shield carry freight benefits illness of Asked I th heart trouble 04 05 Park Park Park Park Park Park eight-thirty-fi- ve 1942) Bid Colorado Cons Columbus Rexall Combined Metals Comet $1300 Receipts for the week totaled Sheep: 10965 head 1892 of them were sold here Last week's figures showed 7152 and 1039 A year ago 17313 and 2601 The market this week was steady on most sales although one load of good to choice 94 lb Idaho fat lambs at $1500 was steady to a little higher sorted ten head at $1400 This was the best load offered A load of medium to ood 95 lb southern One load of good Utahs went for $1450 fleshy Idaho feeders at $1400 was sorted A car of fleshy ten head at $1100 Utah feeders made $1385 and one load Good of southern Utahs brought $1375 to choice small lota of fat lambs In the truck division were sold at $1275 to $1425 and a few yearlings at $1100 Odd small lots of good to choice trucked in ewes brought $550 to $650 hofceters seed unchanged nt A of them changed hands here Last week these items showed 1904 and 1031 Last year 4040 and 2217 some seasonal dullnesa continued Although through thi week the market was little more active than a week ago Price were mostly steady to strong at last week' advance and little Improvement In quality wa shown However some decline occurred In the market on undergrade cows Odd lot of good to choice local slaughter teer moved at $1275 to $1350 and the bulk of modeum to good local at $1050 to $1250 Medium to good feeders and stocker rated at $900 to $1175 Choice ngm Blockers' up to $1300 nad above Medium to good slaughter heifers were sold for $1025 to $1225 including car at $1190 Common slaughter steers and heifers ranged down to $850 and Good to choice cows went under at $950 to $1100 few to $1150 mostly Cutter to medium cows $775 to $925 and ear ners $750 down Medium to good bulls Common bulls brought $860 to $1025 $850 down A few choice veal calves were old for $1550 to $1600 but most vealers ranged downward from $1500 Hogs: Prices for the week were mostly A late general top of $1445 40c nigner was ' made on a changed weight schedule on 185-25- 0 lbj weights Lighter weights down to 170 and heavies up to 290 lbs went at $1395 outside extreme and weights down to $1345 Sows$1175 to -- 134 Goodrich Goodyear ' 4 6 ed 9 Prices on Hogs Higher Alta Tunnel American Metals Big Hill Sheep Receipts Up Bingham Metals At Stockyards Black Metals Bonanza Bristol Silver By STEPHEN BRAT Bullion V 8 Departments of Agrlcoltnre Cta and The following is a summary of the Cardiff Ogden livestock market for week ending Central Standard Friday January 8: Chief Con Cattle and Calves: The week' receipt numbered 2517 head and 1238 Clayton Silver 6 6-- Jan I 37 70 133 45 3 4 Chester at Friday following a four-mon- Hogle A Oo (Saturday 27 72 1 8 h Harbor J 6 American Can American & Foreign Power American Locomotive American Radiator & Ref American Auto Issues Are Steady American Smelting Steel Foundry A T & T Domestic Railroad American Tobacco B American Waterworks Loans Strong American Wool Anaconda A T & S F By ELMER C WALZEB Ref Atlantic United Press Financial Editor & Ohio pf NEW YORK Jan 9 (UP) — The Baltimore Barnsdall stock market made an irregular ad- Bendix Aviation vance in moderate trading in the Bethlehem Steel short session Saturday while rail Boeing i issues led the bond market higher Borden and commodities registered small Burroughs Adding-Macadvances California The general betterment of mar- Calumet '& Packing Hecla kets was ascribed to favorable news Canada Dry from all war fronts and to belief Canadian Pacific in the f inanciar district that ad- Case J I ministration pressure will be eased Cerro de Pasco on corporations notably the utili- Chesapeake & Ohio ties Outlook for higher farm par- Chrysler" ities to take into consideration la- Coca Cola t t bor and other costs aided the com- Colorado Fuel & Iron modities Colorado Gas & Electric Utilities Active Commonwealth Southern Trading on the stock market ceiy Continental Oil issues The Continental Oil Dela tered on utilities provided the most activity Corn (Products as a group Food shares also were Cuban American Sugar active and some fertilizer issues Cudahy Curtiss-Wrigwere jin demand rise in American Delaware & Hudson A one-poiTelephone and fractional advances du Pont in the leading steel shares were Electric & Mus seen as inspiring some buying in Electric Auto-Lit- e the general list A number of is- Electric Power & ight sues most of them special stocks Erie made new highs for more than a Firestone year The utility average made a General Electric new high since the daybefore Pearl General Motors low-pric- DROPS IN WEEK 38 140 CHARLES I ALLEN Charles Leslie Allen 86 former resident of Box Elder county died at the home of a daughter M A V sparKS ou Lake Mining Stock Quotations EL Random References ' Sail-- ' -- 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