Show 10-- THE OGDEN B STANDARD-EXAMINE- R SUNDAY MORNING d M am Tt4n Upvbard T Marks t9s IN Air Reduction Allied Chemical & Dye Allis Chalmers American Can STOCK LEADERS General Motors and S Rubber Highs For ! Salt Lake Mining Stock Quotations J a Qof le A Co DROPS IN WEEK — (Last Sale Jan 23) (By The Associated Press) American American American American American American American U A F Si T-- 47 3 v 47 26 s 48 19 V Atlantic Ref Baltimore & Ohio pf Barnsdallj Bfendix Aviation Hog Values Lower Last Week Total Receipts Of Sheep Down 215 Wool ht L n — se li I 185-25- 0 r - 1 6 I " tJl - RCAW -- Winn's full faith in the future of the United States Asked was made evident when) he announced that the money added by 02 Churchill Downs for the 69th run00 10 ning of the 69th Kentucky Derby on May 1 would be $75000 — ex04 03 actly the same as in the less bleak 00 years of 1940 1941 and 1942 05V "Unless the government bans 00 horse racing which is quite un02 likely" said Colonel Winn "the 02 derby will be run on the scheduled 25 date even if only two horses go 26 to the post ana even n the crowd 01 does not exceed a half dozen per 00 sons) 07 "The derby originated during my 08 in 1875 it was carried boyhood 11 on by others year after year until 02 I took over control In 1903 It has 03 been j run year after year despite 01 wars) depressions ana catastrophes 05 oi a umcreia num xi nas en02 dured and become steeped in tra 03 dition where ' other races either 15 have been abandoned or slipped 164 into certain obscurity 10 "I do not of course anticipate 02 for the 1943 derby anything ap 09 the enormous crowds 01 proaching for derbies other when attendance 25 estimates ranged between 80000 00 and 100000 In those years a great 31 of our patrons came from many 02 all parts of the United States from 03 Canada Cuba South America 01 and some came from as Europe 195 far away as Australia 04 rri ii xms year wun 13 gasoline ra tioned and with civilian travel on 48 trains and in planes greatly cur 00 tailed because of military prefer01 ences the likelihood is that our 45 crowd will be made up chiefly of 05 Louisvillians and folks from nearby 02 04 iventucicy umo and Indiana com munities Anybody can make his 04 own guess as to what the attend 02 ance will be but the attendance is 04 ' 150 secondary 0014 04 04 01 a 04 OOVi 01 20 23 00 Colorado Cons Columbus Rexall Combined Metals Comet 05 05 10 01 00 Crescent Eagle Crown Point : Dragon East Crown Point East Tintic Coal East Utah Empire Mines Eureka Bullion Eureka Lily — Eureka Standard Gold Chain Horn Silver i Kennebec Keystone Leonora Mammoth Miner's Gold ' Miss Monarch 00 02 01 01 11 15 06 01 08 00 15 00 25 00 00 Moscow Mtn City Copper Mtn View 00 170 01 08 46 00 00 41 04 01 04 01 00 01 Nail Driver New Park New Premier New Quincy North Lily- Ohio Copper Park Park Park Park a cx Bingham City Cons ' -- Konold Nelson x — - tilliC Park Utah 125 Plutus 04 16 40 Prince Cons Rico Argentine Silver King Coal Silver King West Silver Shield Sioux Mines South Standard Tar Baby Tintic Central Tintic Lead Tintic Standard Utah Cons Walker West Toledo 10 18 45 280 TENNIS FIREBALL 295 14 00 01 J 30 01 00 04 00 00 14 J r 11 LIKES THE GAME AP Features AUSTIN Tex Jan 23-- Tall rank Gu a blond f going to be a busy young man lor the next four or live months he seeks letters in three major sport at the University of Texas He probably would have made it four but freshmen didn't become eligible for the varsity in the Southwest conference untU after the regular football season Guess did get to play in the Cotton bowl game and if what he did was a fair there's little sample doubt that he would have made his numeral on the gridiron The army may uni180-pound- — n Kre 'Z J&N ::::::::::: 47 29 " 4 wiitu otates Studebaker bonds was dull and prices Sunshine Mining nme govern-rne- nt °"u cnange Curb Irregular Curb stock nrices wPrp - t Irrfxrnlai Swift & Co Xour-letterm- -- ACAas KjUIL wTjr v- lbs $1400 ©1540 with most $1475 ©1525 medium $1250 1365 bulk load lots good to choice heifers 1300-150- 0 For Sale — Duck Feathers Lincoln ——— S7U BUipnur s j!ggs: ao °" volume was the largest since T ai —W ' TTn """a1!27 1941 t m- -Long Island Liehtine- R nrofrrai4 featured a mixed ! ii! United with a one-poiTin inn no it eain Amprir " Tio-a ""or"T vania Power & Light 7 preferred Wagreer T " !: were nrm and Niagara Hudson Western Union Power Pugct Sound Power & Western ElectricTelegraph iff Tlo-ViD ana American wane jviotors X T oas ac Electric were easier Gulf Oil E W Bliss and Pitts Woolworthj ourgn Ulass were higher sx """""""" ttu utilit'n u: CrSion i::"" ? - nt o- : 27 T8 83 nfi " f 74 22 us 32 Js te GRAIN WOOL MARKET '' TRADE MOUNTS SUl' """cnu 1V r - Ik rraden nlthi"'v ao'had1 somPHrJnate- JucuTn0"8 v w f°r uciense and water-damage- fUlUIUCi "While this lf t£u- promise of n Another - vij semlound v ' i)t T" supplies d uauau corporation added to seasons the domestic clip matters pertaining for to the n home-growof 1943 handling are of keen Interest today Dealers wools are waitto see what action growers take at ing annual meetings that of the National Wool Orowera association sessions on Jan 25-2- 6 on particularly agitation for take-ovof vuc cup Vy mB government" Quotations were unchanged from last JQ tth POTATOES ALLS Jan 23 — vaney or lciano: Offeriaps ii i -I Riv uqmry ngni aernand fair trad ing iimiicu raarei nrm Delivered sales shipping point basis: Russets U S XNO 1 Slza A iwnlnnh imnimum in luo-isacks washed $2 25' No- - 1 xtrajs- - two-inc- h V minimum! (AP-USD- b aeuverea l"uus B No 1 size U 8 10-l- b No sacks minimum per Kraae iwo-inc- n unwashed mostly $2 15-A a few $205 (f? 210 ok t whort S No 1 size A two-Inc- h extras 1 TJ Cash to growers j a no S165170:i pmaner lower iwo-inc- n ti w u 8 No hlhr 85®95e 2 5 " — — — -- -- 83 804 83 80 83 44 1380 S ORKi"RonucE new Jan 23 — Pota-oe209 total ioo-i-Potatoes: isteartv mV- - i:1?0"?6' 'L A J S shipments bag 36s — ' 6S5 old stock sunniiM a asked noderate demand light steadv on — dull tock for ordinary: new stork r"ed Dro poultry: Very strong chickens Hes moderate '"s- 32334c UCI demand very light ahnt Island ducks? 27 ©28 Long Idaho Russet TJ teady Burbanks S No Jan 23 Arrivals 82 on track CHICAGO (AP-USD- A s: b ht - 32c — 1" MARKETS AT A GLANCE NEW YORK Jan 23 (AE)— Stocks: Mixed price changes narrow Bonds: Steady few rails edge higher Cotton: Quiet scattered liquidation and l£ selling CHICAGO Wheat: Closed c lower to lie higher ' adlng light Corn: Lower with wheat x Hogs: Nominally steady 'latuej Nominally steady hMtxsr"4-- """"i!"1'f0WU' 22c Cheese - roosters 28c old 5iit-30Vi- broilers2d Strong CURB Jan 23 NEW YORK American Super Power Electric Bond A Share nfd Niagara Hudson Power Technlrntn United Gas rm - r v V L03 ANGELES Jan 23 Cattle: Salable for week 4400 dairy cows 25 to 75c lower other closses steady: few 15 to 25c higher good and choice steers $1550 1600 medium to good steers $1450® 1550: common to medium $1300(81425 medium to good heifers $1300 ©1500 cows $1050 ©1300 can ners and cutters $725 01000 Calves: Salable for week 1000 strong to 25c or more higher top vealers $1700 medium to choice calves $1250 1500 Salable for week 3800: 35 to Hogs: 50c lower top $1625 late sales $1575 down sows $1425 1500 Salable for week 550: Sheep: common to medium lambs $1350®steady 1400 good and choice quoted $1525 and above medium to good ewes $700® 800 (AP-FSMN)- WOOL TRADE GROWS BOSTON Jan 23 — There was a broad demand for spot foreign wools the on during the Boston marpast week ket and also for wools on which shloein space has been assured Prices on spot and wools were litue higher due to the difficult! of $etUn$ shipping space from South America (AP-USD- 64s 2Vi ' j 8V4 1 " — -- ntM QUICK CASH ladv) Thn : The next bisr Question nftt Kol Furlourh End — -- Uont $500 AND UR ketball will be whether he'll be F Ted) Major who graduated Lower Cost allowe dto participate in both from oncers school at Ft Bennlng an baseball as he wishes track Gsu has just spent his two weeks nnance These SDOrts overlan nnrf If furloue-tHiHn ir 225 vmzens a hard worker to stand up under Hortense Major in Salt Lake City Eccle Bld- Srd Floor 1503 i ana reiauves in programs Ogden He is now t iA aoes try ior baseball It will with his ski troops u in Denver Colo -i- AiicjND loans Local Credit Company "a c3 eui uuLiieiuer lie was a SOS Eocies Bldg Dial 4909 sanaioc piayer at Wharton and at x income ncP tended 523 wT: " rJT v"ca' Uilu (adv) af Honctn " "v i iav tie uiua diamonds Wch6 LOANS i irom ngnt or left admiU hiseiuier m nin rvTiwTitr left handed hitting Is more conistnt m Tt i T ?l'J- JV?e"B'rn' DNC3JE SAM'S LOAii'cO 278 25th fu uo h eviex thoRfTini7rrwr:r A ?y"'at Sonf As a track man he is a toper and also throws the javelin and discus In high school he reached 6 feet i inches in the high jump 9928 LOST AND FOUND in that city — LOST upper set false teeth Be- 1M uoa r is the Sunday tween Quincy and Gramercy morning sermon subject hospitality 25th St Reward Dial 4596 3348 observance in First Presbyterian th vuurea REDS PROCURE C N larfv' IKT watch on fiHvl Woods Harrison receivea word that & daughter has been born to their son and dauu-hait and Mrs John O Reeve of Pomona Calif It Is the MAGIC WORKER 2751 - w 1 m rinff frA XJ'irnT?' I rS°ff r -- V?" their r iege viuornia -- cnooi " -- iers m Iiimc Tiile Jefferson are (wrist 11th and 12th st in eveninsr Reward Phone 4254 3&61 LOST in vicinity Mary Faye apts black male Cocker Spaniel duddt I TT -if cwaru-- TM'taj n I sais LOST: Brindle Guernsey heifer 18 months branded J C 15 reward Dial 3810 Wecfdinq Records U T'nYw £e narym col- - army wives suitable for rroor or Bl Social— MaiI8Tme records reproduced for dependency Standard - Examiner 0970 Engraving Dept 362 24th VVJCUDINQ eBm? Iaugh- - i LEGAL "oneera will hold its ting Jan 28 at two — mm-Hypu- 7 X T 30-0-- -- ltjjP' l:AV?cunlcuon dTr1 lcn mnni -- J 7" X i?T BRIGHAM CITY Jan 23— Har old Hosier 33 of the U S army ana resident of Pasadena Calif died at Bushnell general hos v 1 oaturaay evening at five thirty The remains will he shinned to — Sunday morning by the Felt Mortuary of Brigham City FRANK FRITZEVGER Jr -- Frank Fritzinsrer 55 civilian emPlove at Hill field died denIy from a cerebral hemorrhage I awui six o cioch Katurdav eve I ning Mr Fritziner was striokpn whil 1 was rushed atwork by am- "lua-ncto Hill the field station rf hospital Wher h non naeeoH away Mr Fritzincer was hnrn Tie-ii 1886 at Valparaiso Neb He was a member of the Methodist church and also a member of the T Odd Fellows lodc of WiiUv West Layton will be held Tues- - CoI° months ago he came to aay arternoon at two p m In the vgaen irom Lincoln Neb to take West Layton ward chapel under UPodefense work- the direction are: nis wire Ldllian Riahsin of "f vcurui Suurvjvors j w uriuge Fritzinger two sons Ger- £ Friends may call at tr foTvn oi i'UeDIO IJOIO and Everett of Willey Colo to'uc"tc m vest LAyton Monthree step-soday from two until nin John of Otrdfn? and Tuesday until one-thirof Oakland Lloyd Calif and Ray p m or at the Larkin va u armv! a sisrpr M chapel Sun- EarlserWorsham day evening and Monday until of Lincoln Neb eleven a m two brothers George of Russell I Kas Burial will be in th v and Ira of Llnmin mk iayton cemetery under the diree- - Friends in Ogden may - call at Larkin and Sons mortuarv l5011 Larkin chapel Sunday evening v Monday the remains accompanied vguen by his widow will be shipped 'to JOSEPH p QTJIXN Lmar- - Colo for services and burial Telegraphic Info been received from Joseph P' Qumn son of Patrick T — able transportation Therefore the who died here Tuesday evening funeral for Patrick arrangements T "v i wiii leave tn islands by way of the first avail- - jI"' uinn W1" °e aeierrea un ui tne arrival of the son — 8314 July Lard — i Jan J cut-bac- - 183H 184 - "Cold Cash" fAk 7 (AP-USDA)- so v -- — Ston 183 H — sPr 1 - i I Loans - I- May bulk per cwt: Russets minimum mostly a few best May 1SS8 I U-- cwt: $255 Idaho standard July — Rye minimum 100-l- b sacks tf'ott Dial 2nd floor -- -- v Salable 2000 total 4000 Sheep: compared last week: fat lambs 25 to 35c most of his life where he was to 4c and soy- - higher yearlings sharing lamb trends han sheep 25 to 40c higher top fed western associated with the U P S P 'i'jcuj m: wooled lambs at midweek $1665 closing and D & R G He retired about CHICAGO top $m5U led westerns $15751625 Jan 23 (AP)— No wheat 10 years ago 1 fit u best natives $1625 vum 1NO fed clipped lambs n t VMnur On April 7 1898 he married w xuu xno 4 93(S- 95Mic: No" "4 with No 1 skins $1450 1600 closing — 'II DU 1 bulk Allison at Ogden and she top top $1585 $1450 yearlings graae Mary eampJe 86©98Vbc top iut id xat ewes died here June 23 1942 He for siaBswii3s via sample grade white 58V4c n $923 late choice $900 & 915 oaripy: Malting merly oeionged to the B of R T nominal: feed 7282C DENVER Jan 23 Cattle and was a member of the L D S Field seed! Tpr ntntn 100:- total 125 calves salable church -X "c'Bt nominal Salable 25 total 100 compared last week: fed Survivors Include the following 'OO® 750 red steers and heifers 15 to 25c higher tried rlnvV meduaugnters: Arvil and steers to lum choice "weet 4T clover 1525 $1365 o nri $700 ium to choice heifers $1235® 1485 com- Will Dalton and Mrs Marvel Por- mon to Rood cows $1000 1125 can ter all of Ogden Fred and Carl ners and cutters $750S 925 choice veal with the U S army in FUTURES ers $1600 CHICAGO Jan 23 (APana - ivirs misie William Hogs: Salable 50 total 1000 steady AAiiuo Onen Low High Close $14-2lb & of Oaklandand choice 210-30- 0 — Calif seven vranA- good Wheat 1435 lby sows $1300 good 450-55- 0 children May two iat and 1394 1404 139 139 44 1325 for week butchers strong to 15c Dora July 139 4a 140 V4 of 139 Pasadffia Calif- Emery 139 sows higher strong U Sept 140 140 139 140 Sheep: Salable 200 total 2400 nom oim jnars Winnie Martin Corn — r0T in ally steady compared last week fat ada May 98 H ( 98 984 9814 lambs 25 to 35c higher yearlings and ewes July 98 9914 will be in Ogden 98 34 984 steady to strong feeders steady top fed V Burial 99 Vi city 99 99 AAA— l oitaLLT 99 wooled lambs $1600 flat closing top jr bulk good and choice $1535 $1585 May 59 1 59 594 59 H 1600 flat few $1585 1600 freight July 58 5814 JOSEPH DONEY 57 44 paid yearlings $1150® 1350 good and 574 Sept 58 58 57 unerax 58 ewes choice services for Joseph $750® 800 carlots feeding Soybea iambs $14001450 Doney 65 well-know- n Vay 18314 rrdi SnJ8®9' er Dealers' other sales Including cash track and fob: Russets V S No 1 size A ioo-iramimum sacks jn washed an occasional car $215 but most $139 1A SENTINEL NOTICES month A PROCLAMATION n?me r S FUR BEARERS eu "e An rnteresUng program WHEREAS after due has been prepared FUNERALS it Is deemed advisable tolnretlgat!oa open the eason to the trapping of muskrau there several years before going to man of °M Divorce daiIy Per- CHICAGO — Catuni th 7eTui fu7bre1 Jan 23 California DELL C DALTON divorcT TRnedS Bloominion6 ? tle: Salable 500 calves none compared from He is survived by his widow Es- NOW THEREFORE we th Ctari HV will CfP "r Funeral services for Dell c last week uneven fed steers and yearlings v put the jLTrSf granted State Plah and Oimt OmmlMtmi nn- N Herrick Red sons three sthrourh three Dalton 64 retired railroader who tella steady top $1685 paid for 1174 lbs " v district court on grounds of men-l- 5' ' n rfoirnkf and next highest $1675 these scaling 1169 oiea r thorttyio Section tit: ° U3uienics aesigned to keep I ta 1 miih wiiuam Ji""'riaay nignc at eignt o'clock Herrick 87 three and 1554 lbs 1633 lbs $1615 best In a local 1941 the Emsisters Mrs do hereby proclaim and Utah boys from popping their fav- hospital will be con yearlings $1650 largely $1375 ©1600 declare that the spring trapping season cnilcs ana — essie jvieacnam or once piccn to tne infield with the stock cattle steady $1150 1300 fleshy ducted Monday at one p m in Graduate —Pvt Verl C Freder in Utah shall be aa specified bv Section and Mrs Olive Heap of bases loaded or light feeders up to $1400 fed heifers 25c the Lindquist and Sons ' Colonial Ogdendouble Ilrst epectal Session Laws of of Tremonton Was higher practical top $1575 short load I Dtah 1&41 from Frhhin i Thayne Wyo and five brothers play hoppers into the uppfr boxes t $1600: medium --to good heifers $1275 chapel as a JoseDh AW— — radio W "All— th a4iploma qualified oper- i Mr Dalton passed away follow cows closed 50 to 75c higher & 1450 bUU f a ' Earl f Rn f mint wwa wtivAtiaia in i icg a player" says TraveUngjuu practical top heavy cutters $975 strictly Ing an illness of three months He ut°rge w "ernck ° Ogden Secretary shall gooa Deei cows to $1350 bulk $1100 Uabe Faulp a a part of his owa I TTf Vnn-N xorce scnooi -' i rao at take Place 12 Lo°2 i unlawful to IraTTor 1878 I— 1250 vealers 50c higher at $1600 Aug wuiiicviivwijc w state-ownon ed wumu DCttca or obitne ii aiuornia jvionday Jan 25 system relaxation proper y the son of Dell and Jane White 1650 repuriea Maybe h b 1 Is between iiJAMU cornVs"4'to 9814c: oat' wr hiRh rye advanced o i wool llllICr Bb o- (adv) -- an rick at hired a nPcTf a - Thf-"- nTZZ Herrick w fi7 iet — 1" -- 1 "cue V?F' " 1 "c tsar o i 72rsZ?' r:" w uguwi wnere " aescriDea variouslv tin a U c wm enpgeai in tne Building muscie a body flow ex- trade and manv fine nierM f wnrt nert andmagician" th AooseneaJ ZZ remain a9 viW nf"Cu vnT SS i°±e"- -o ix Liiui cumv wvi arierir txir vfcucu rAa n °H:v—— his childhood and earlv lif hW "froze tfi atirk V" He moved to Idaho Fal L d fir ried Estella Nickson and lived Miller a former Tulsa Okla oil and-choic- (AP-USD- WILLIAM FERRIS Jan 21 rAPt a inuAuu! men t by the commodity credit corporation " w°ul make available Us 235000-00- 0 bushel stock of wheat t nritr unsettled grain markets today Ur-e-:h'ch hd bee" higher h S' uroppea oeiow the preuuuiis ceding session's close following the C a announcement Trading was not heavy however Ja?- ?3 CAP)— The Commer- and resting orders were encoun on ia Saturday: tered the downside Price rose again n tmi tn auuuv i j s linisn esieraay W0°I m'-ke- t Wheat closed S4chere during the w 2270 Confidential Service Quick 2557 coupie s nrst child CINCINNATI Jan ft rATTn- WILLIAM N HERRICK CincinnaU Reds whose William J Herrick of this citv year relaxed them tr hitUng ilast TViwrn r t iS'-ti $ 9 65 14 48 19 30 17 00 -- DEATHS two loads 900-98- 0 lbs CHICAGO Jan 23 fAP — Butter 4fiR most medium and good nrm uncnanged ids cows $1000 1175 few good $1200: Jbggs: 8723 cases weak unchanged practical bull top $1375 few $1385 bulk good to choice range bred stocker and feeder steers $1275 ©1375 dealer SAN FRANCISCO Jan 23 moved around 525 lbs $1475® 1515 Dairy market: Butter eggs com Salable and total none Sheep: unchanged pared Friday last week: fat lambs steady to 15c higher yearlings steady fat ewes SAN FRATICISCO Jan MTP 23 and feeding lambs 25c higher closing bulks follow: good and choice fed wooled and Jjairy marKet: tsuuer eggs and cnees wheat pasture lambs $156501575 clos i ONIONS ing top $1575 week's top $1600 good CHICAGO Jan 23 (UP) — Onion mar and choice native lambs $1550 good fed clipped lambs $1500® 1525 keta (per 50-lsack): Utah Sweet Span- with No 1 pelt week's top $1560 good 1BU fZXU and choice fed yearlings $1325 1400 good and choice fat ewes $725 860 good and choice feeding lambs $1425 1475 closing and week's top $1475 & $1130 270 S&30 Ma 12 TO PAY BILLS OR FOR Vacuums — - Flat Irons OTHER USEFUL PURPOSES — Toasters 'etc repaired now at Save time gaa and tires Phone Schoss-Rea- d Electric Co (adv) in your application for a loan As soon as it is approved stop in and Speaker — Ellis Packer recently pick up your cash without delay returned from the Brazilian L D S Only one trip necessary I Loans mission will speak at the Ogden $25 to $300 made in strict privacy Eleventh L D S ward sacrament without involving employer service Sunday at seven p rrw Mel-b- friends or relatives 5753 per Hess 'will render vocal num- month repays $75 in 12 months Special loans to employed wombers en single or married on salary without other only security Radios — Vacuums — Flat Irons — Toasters etc repaired now at Finance Co : Schoss-Rea- d Electric Co (adv) 2ndPersonal Floor Eccles Bldg Cor 24th — Dr DaVid L Kerr will St and Wash Blvd Phone 5575 ' 3S2S he the speaker at the L D S eenia wara aunaay evening Rdios vcr-in-ia- $13751460 $1475 1550 Mo 10 $1810 -- mediums OO TOO Repay 6 Mo offer musical selections il cases: candled larre do 45c smalls ' " Company Speaker — Lei and II Monson will Finance 212 Eecles Bldg be the speaker at services at the L D S Twentieth ward Sunday at seven p m The ward chorus will One Visit Cards School 4c oi'c $300 a" 1050-115- 0 24 °fP°Jatl?n fl3 i Consolidate all your bills with us prevent the versity from having it's first in history In Army Reserve V18"year"oId Guess- - Physical major is in the army en- "serve and will probably be service this spring MT" t °'"eoeore ketball baseball andcompleting bas Frank is man Coach Clyde Littlefield as the best football nm -- f na cam oince iL uie aays of Harrison Stafford may not have heard oInfe wnowell of Stafford— Will Cash for all old phonothis fellow was the greatest blocker eyer to bounce graph Pay records except Edison and a wouia-o- e tackier in the South Columbia Glen Bros Music Co No 'Matter What the Weather west conference (advA f Guess already is a are We mighty punter ready and waiting auu in aaaition can nns wii nrr "Patil Birth — tr to help you with your fiis a shifty runner His k is James Lane 3204 Adams are the nancial problems — - Parents of a son born Dec 28 in Tiffi V"gi° S!e' LETS TALK IT OVER who has been watch- - a local hospital Mrs Lane is the Vki ! ' in corae ana So at Texas former Vera DonovieL £r iU years ' comrjarpa n va a fv FINANCE & Ford's INSURANCE cue uest men ne ever CO Your Favorite box of candy at coached including Frank's home- - Uenhardt 2623 5579 Blvd—Dial Washington 2800 Store Wash Drug iown nero Stafford Both of them 3732 (adv) are products of Wharton T "He's a fine boy to coach" Little- Out of Cash Social — Mrs Marlowe Halver- He BEFORE YOU BORROW reminda you son will give the social science les- u on Car Furniture """" "iiara t iexas' great half Nce or ward relief back of the earlv thirMAT fh BonJn the Twenty-sixt- h see us Signature rfi he listens to whaf vm na2 clety meeting Tuesday at two FAMILY FINANCE CO p m All are Invited him" 802 First Security Bank Building Guess alreadv Is Out fnr tVii Dial MdeI A C0A fine shape Re- sity basketball team and has been 16S8 conaiuonea motor eood tires : D al with his bal -- — hnnlir impressive i tr fiays guara ent To - fAP-TTsn- SAVE GAS Payments cover total coat and and their friends are Invited The All other amounts figJefferson and located is principal at chapel ured at same ratio Twenty-sevent- h er 190-33- 0 v MONEY TO LOAN Speaker — A former missfonary to Japan will speak at the Twenty-sixt- h ward L D S sacrament serv- You ices tonight at six p m He is Aldo Get Stephens at present bishop of the $100 Uintah L D S ward who will 150 relate some interesting episodes ra 200 Japanese mission life All members SEMESTER ENDS By BERT COLLIER 125 130 MIAML Fla Jan 23 (AP) 00 00 Pancho Segura the Ecuadorian 25 29 fireball of the 'tennis court 00 shrugged off today the action of Y&nk c© 00 01 the United States Lawn Tennis as ' Zuma 01 02 sociation in shovin? him down from third to fourth place in the UNLISTED STOCKS Bid Asked national rankingsThird or fourth ulare what Amal Sugar pfd 740 765 does it matter?" he said "AH I Con Wagon 355 400 want to do is to play tennis U I Sugar com 2 30 242 ine U fc Im T A recent rpvl- U I Sugar pfd 1012 1050 sion of its rankinsr rommittoe'a Ut Pr & Lt 7 pfd 4600 4800 elevated Lt Gardnar Ut Pr & Lt 6 pfd 4150 5350 placings of the navy Segura's coach Mulloy -- 'CM I 4850 5000 last year at the Univerfeifv of Miami to third place and ranked Sales tne bouth American fourth the Eureka Lily 3000 at 15c Ohio Copper 100 at spot originally given to Mullnv Ted Schroeder was ranttd fire Horn Silver 1000 8c at mainly 25c higher instances and Frank Parker second Tintic Lead 200 at 14c 50c up cutter to good cows 25 to 75c Jaure Mulloy beat me four higher canners strong bulls 35 to 50c over Thursday last week vealers and times Segura said "He's a bet slaughter calves strong to 50c higher BUTTER ter piayer but I went to the jsemi- stockers and feeders mainly steady some imais in the national championweakness on steers over 700 lbs top fat steers $1600 on choice to prime 1092- ships and beat him at Longwood LOS ANGELES Jan 2T 1149 lbs numerous loads lbs ouuer: Dotn times on grass" bulk iuU48 4Rr in butter lb: $1550 & 1590 bulk good and choice - - Alta Tunnel American Metals Big Hill Bingham Metals Black Metals Ttrmn— — Colonel Matt 1943) Bristol Silver By STEPHEN BRAT Bullion Ctah and U S Departments of Agriculture Cardiff The following is a summary of the Oftdcn livestock market for week ending Central Standard Chief Cons riaay jan an: Cattle and Calves: Receipt and sale Silver Clayton this week numbered v C-- 23 ' 6 By ELMER C WALZER 3443 and: 1560 Last 13 United Tress Financial Editor week 5260 and 1979 Last year 4036 !4 35 — NEW YORK Jan 23 (UP) and 1829 Most of the week's trading 59 was aone on sessions and was on a (Stocks moved irregularly in light Bethleherii Steel 4173 fairly active early basis Prices were steady J0 Boeing turnover Saturday s ai msi wecK j uneven advance A carload 23 Borden The market was subjected to the lot of good to choice local feedlot steers 1014 averaging 1060 lbs at 51400 were the Mach usual week-en- d influences News Burroughsfe Adding 71s best steers offered A few smaller lots considered favorable was ignored Calumet Hecla of truckins moved at $1250 to $1400 15 Canada Dry Common to medium locals including feed and technical factors governed op- Canadian iPacific 7 ers maae so to S1200 Choice stock erations Wall Street experts said Case ers 85 and feeders ranged upward to $1275 LI the main trend was still upward Coca JCola! arid above Good to choice slaughter heif 92 ers were for $1150 to $1300 and Dealings were spread thin over voiorauo uas —tf— leciric zv common tosoldmedium heifers at $825 to the list Relatively more active Commonwealth Southern 16 $1125 Good to choice cows rated at $975 than other issues were such stocks to Cutter to medium cows at $1175 i yu &s Packard U S Rubber Radio tunuiitjuai $800 to $950 and canners at $775 down A 4 Continental 'Baking to Good choice bulls $975 to Corporation Kennecott and Hud-Bo- n ContinentilvOil Dela 274 511 bO Medium bulls brought $950 down Good Motors The list was about un- Corn Pro5acts to choice veal calves moved at $1400 to 546 Medium and lower grades at $1500 changed Special stocks ranged be- Cuban American Sugar 8 down $1300 tween declines of a point and u Cudahy Prices were weak to 25c lower Hogs gains of more: than two points Ciirtiss-Wrigcompared with last week's close $1440 73 General Motors equaled its high Delaware & Hudson the late top on good to choice 185106 was 250 lb weights for 1942-4- 3 before Averages above and be close 'the just du Pont 138 's low that range made $1340 to $1400 and while Chrysler was done fraction- Eastrftan sows £1150 to $1300 150 Total ally Hudson was a firm spot steels Electric &t Mus Sheep: receipts and sales showed 2 i 8035 and 1974 head Last week 9021 were slightly under previous clos- Electric' Auto-Lit- e ' '32 and 1756 Last year 15511 and 3162 : ing levels Oils were firm with Erie i Local sales were confined to the truck Standards of California and New FJrestone ' A half yards as no carlots were offered 26' truck load of good to choice local lambs their-hig- hs Jersey General equaling Electric 32 sold for $1435 and several small lots of I Firmer Ton General Foods 36 medium to good truckins at $1250 to toneL (Near closing time a firmer Some extra heavy kinds ranged ai- - iiiuiui 8 0 78 $1400 A truck load of downward to $1110 was noted in some leaders U S: uciici Goodrich l 256 good to choice wooled ewes brought $675 Rubber equaled its high for 1942-4- 3 26 Goodyear Note: Carloads of shlpped-llivestock American Telephone replaced 4k Great Northern Railway pf bought for reshlpment on the Ogden mar 23 in variable ket carry freight benefits small net loss with a minor O ?S amounts except when otherwise noted Small gains were noted in gain Hupp sr Electric General Elec- Illinois Central 84 tric Woolworth du Pont and East International Harvester 58 ern Air Unes Eastman Kodak International Nickel LIVESTOCK 3216 gained more than a Point Allied International T & T i 7 Chemical equaled its high and then Kennecott 30 OGDEN Jan 23 (USDA)— Hogs: None III receded Kres?e S R " for week weak to 25c lower late top T 204 — ow lb $1440 on closiWV Lambert Jones weights lighter 20 t a T and heavier weights $1340® 1400 sows xfnrilr ' avflfn nn preliminary? i nn inn T —— l 43 iiiuusiniu t izz Jjuew oinaica j $1150® 1300 up 039 rail 2908 ud 021: utilirv Lone Star! Cement 39 Cattle: Salable and total none for 1579 up 002 and 65 stacks 4113 McKesson & Rotfbins week active 3443 fairly 15 steady at last week's advance carlot good to choice local UP 35 & feedlot steers t Montgomery Ward $1400 odd smaller lots totock sales were 321780 shares Nash Kelvinator 7 truckins $1250 1400 common to med ium locals feeders Included $850 1200 compared with 504780 a week a?o National Biscuit choice stockers up to $1275 and over Curb stock sales were 75785 National Cash Register 204 good to- choice slaughter heifers $1150 shares against 116030 last Satur- - National Dairy 16 1300 common' to medium $8251125 j iNational Power & Light cutter 2 good to choice cows $9751175 day to medium $80Q 950 canners $775 New York Central Uonds Rea5h Peak 12 down good to choice bulls $975 1160 Donas pushed medium bulls $950 down good to choice iwuyiuiiuiie 106 vealers $1400 © 1500 medium and lower irregularly higher today' reachins North American Aviation & tuxLiicr new grades $1300 down tulL11 on the peiK average Northern iran! Salable 500 total 750 for Sheep: since January 1938 Pacific no carlots sold week 8035 truckins Carrier obligations were fn best £ackard steady half truck load good to choice local lambs $1435 several small lots medium U 81 flemandwith a Baltimore & Ohio £enny to good truckins $1250 1400 few ex and Missouri Pacific issues out- - Pennsylvania Railroad 25 tra heavy kinds down to $1110 truck 27 load good to choice wooled ewes $675 Standing on gains extendinsaround two points New York Cen- - £ure Ul1 Ill's OMAHA Jan 23 (USDA)— Hogs: Sal traJ Southern Pacific and Atlantic able 200 total 2900 all classes nom Remington Rand uoast LAne obligations were frac scattering of good to choice Republic Steel tions higher ' 156 inally steady lbs $1425 closing quotable top Tobacco B few Reynolds good sows $1380 compared Commercial MacKay with war- 274 $1440 Friday last week: barrows and gilts mostly 61 rant issues' of 1969 moved un hmif ea" --i5°ebuck Bteady sows 10 to 15c higher two points and International — 17T8 reneil union Cattle: Salable and total 300 com iTvr Socohy Vacuum j 10 Electric 6s of 1944 rose more than pared Friday last week: slaughter steers Standard Brand largely steady except strong on under 1100 a tjofnt in a fiyr 5 t:t!i jii lbs heifers W?st-Inghou- Jan Bid 8 39 Waterworks FOR ARMY WHEN BLEAK OUTLOOK v (Saturday 24 Locomotive iSmelting & Ref Steel Foundry Tobacco B Anaconda! 1942-4- 3 " 281 76 Foreign Power & Random References GUESS IS - ilYa 149 ?i V I THIS NAME PURSE IN New York Stocks CATfLE TRADE FIRMER TONES EVIDENCED DERBY BIGWIGS JANUARY 24 1943 — — rr--- sud-Dalt- on f ru ru ns ty ni Hn time he comes up or shift hi mr IWlTTliJ — TVell Joseph Cronln 8tewrt Lake In Uintah rnmtr- So Miller might teach him an I within 3027 Lincoln Odpn Utah 1a the dike cm Farmlneton easier way m rfH - wir "-- and posted on the ground PROVIDED FURTHER that all of Utah Lake in Utah County and all erf shore line Ior a dUtance of 500 feet from the water edge shall be clowi to all trapping of animals NrWELL RFREL Chairman " - I — -- aii iHriNunLL-UAKLIINt- 7 o-- iuv nnuu fur-beari- ng attest: RO3 LEONARD Director Subscribed and iworn to before me thU 23rd day of January 1943 ARMOND T CARR Notary Public wday MORTUARY DIAL 4659 AAAA-- — CARD OF THANKS "c jamej I LAJUU Shi JUZNKS 391T msi railroad of the Compeny room 302 Darid Eccle Building Osden City Weber County Stat of Utah on Monday the first OJL -- JU3 Jan 23 of February 143 at the hour of (AP) — Leav- - day ten o'clock In the forenoon for the -UU111S v° Ipurpoee of electing a Board of Dt omy major league team sUU rectors for the ensuing year and for ror a- spring training site I of ruch other bmineoe nunung Vi ct—d may properly come before Liic a i t Jinn nrnwni rnna r aaiaaai i or any adjournments there- meeting Cape Girardeau Mo home of oi Dated at Ogden Utah January Ptb Southeast Missouri State Teachers' college J O TTTLET Cape Girardeau Is onlv 4a m!Ui Assistant Secretary "r"'"" u taction a C£ill 1M3 You are hereby notified that the rerular annual me ting of the stockholder d the Mount Hood Railroad Company will be held at the office William Jones To those who took part In the services and to the Veterans of Foreign Wars Corp Fred J Grant post and the Utah arsenal guards and for the many beautif ul floral tributes loan of cars And from Cairo I1L which l being any assistance rendered — MRS SARAH W JONES MR inspected oy the Cardinals The Browns will start training and MRS JAMES W JONES JXt 24 to thehood noticemount stockholderscoof the TRAINING SITE We wish to exnresM nni ?na thanks and n aDDreciatirm tn the many ' friends and neighbors who extended such kinn lympatny aunng the illness and vucr PublUhed Jan BROWNS SELECT Na— Rt t?:utV" Miller's not roinr tn W the uniform of an apprenUce uu recruis or u"'v jyuiicnes give us biz trainin8 at the u-cvciuij - s- - naval muscles He's just going to training trv to fix the boys so that all sUtion In Farragut Ida their muscles are workine- for- th ! Stationed — Pvt Dale S Ware txuns ac the same time" son or Airs ue ware Layton has FUNERAL DIRPrTODC reported to the armored force ' school wheeled vehicle department y-- " was announced "Z1- - no lIDlCMPk -- ? A iur-Der- warcn ia VOal rLORISTS wwwmwWwWi ''' ana A J WOOCI SPRING canyon or Gordon Creek FTOWE coal stove and lump JSM Ige nut ARE FURNISHED BY stoker slack $600 Prompt KLENKE FLORAL aenvery L2den Coal Distributo- r2955 Wash Blvd 4022 Dial 9958 Dial 3S61 8449 BEST Srjrin- - Canvon stove 1SJ5Q nut $750 stoker slack $500 Oqden City Floral Co large Quick delivery Dial 6232 Steed 2277 Washington Blvd Dial 4761 Coal Co 3012 8039 BEST hard Allen Creek coal $700 Dumke Floral Co 1600 Grant ton 2 tons $2000 Dial 6331 Flowers for all occasions Dial 7171 per 10S3 ANT) $7-5- 0 nrst Publication January t L— — ' publication January 9 29 1&45 1W3 5461 STOCKHOLDERS MEETING holden the Ogden Bench Canal & wm om neid Monday Jan water 25th IMS at eeven-thlrt- T v m la Room 615 City and County Building to eIect one °e?e?' Vi21! her bu?in£ " SFESSStfcS before of 1 iirtor me meeting 23 Publlahed 23 34 JOHN PARR Jan 35 1 m3- - It nxtrn VrrNXEAPOLIS Ja IE Secretary 19 20 21 ja 23 (AP)— Flour: lota per barrel ia S b cotlo-Mk — Family pttftiti unehanfed IS P0 tf 810 lUndard patenti unchamed $6 30 ©650: hlpmeoU 2L350 Bran J3500 Carload 0 3550 |