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Show .PRO TO; (UTAH) SUND A Y H E ft A L D, TUESDAY, JUNE 2.7,-1933 - Salt Lake Stock Exchange As Furnished By WELLS I BRIMHALL Broker TUESDAY, JUNE 27, 1933 '- Alta Con y .00 r.Amag. Sugar Pref. 52.0f Big Hill 17 Bingham Metals . . .04 - Bristol Silver 12 ' Bullion .00 5 .01 62.00 .19 .04 .14 .01 .09 .02 .79 .04 .02 80.00 .04 .05 .11 .20 .02 .26 .07 .28 .10 .05 .25 1.65 .06 1.50 .13 .02- .02 .02 .70 .45 .16 .05 .64 .03 .01 .03 .36 3.00 .03 .09- .45 .20 .05 90.00 . 6.00 -.68 .10 .02 .02 Vi .50 5.10 -7T i.20 6.00 25.00 Cardiff .09 .0214 .76 .03 .01 50.00 .03 .03 .10 .05 rrCen. Standard .. , Chief Con Colorado - Con. . . .-Columbus Rexall w- Con. Wagon Crown Point : Crescent Eagle . Combined Metals Dragon . East Crown Pt. .02 Uurcka Lily .24 Empire Mines Eaet Tin. Con. . . East Tin. Coal. . TEast Utah " Eureka Bullion . rEureka Standard ; Oreat "Wastern . 7 Horn Bllver ...... Zi'.tkon king' . Indian -Queen . . . iXhI Tftntic Little. May rMtClty.. Copper . . Maihmoth -Moscow ; .25 .05 .04 .23 1.55 .01 1.25 10 .01 .01 .01 .66 .35 .15 .04 New Quincy I ' , North Lily 63 f-X "Standard 02 Opohohgo 00 -,r Park Bingham 03 Park City Con 36 ,.fTkUtah 2.85 Farfc Nelson ...... .03 Park Premie r .08 " .Plutua .30 -Provo ,' 18 Sabramento 05 Schramm - Johnson AvPref 00.00 Bttver King Cool. . 5.90 Silver King West. . .65 So. Standard 07 Tar Baby 01 Tlntic Central 01 Tintic Lead 40 Tintic Standard . . 4.95 Utah Met. A Tim. . .63 U.-I. Sugar Com .. 1.10 "U.-I. "Sugar Pref. . 3.50 Utah Fire Clay ... 20.00 .Utah Home Fire .. In 57.00 62.00 Utah Power & Light Co., S6 Pref 29.00 3.5.00 Utah Power &Light Co., $7 Pref. 34.00 36.00 'Utah Power & Light r- Xeb 57.00 62.00 n O DO hveryb ody Fiesta! Fiesta! Hotcha! Whoopee! and Hi-Jinks with LEE EVANS and His SILVER KINGS ONE GLORIOUS NIGHT OF FUN AND FROLIC FIRST ANNUAL UTAH COUNTY FIESTA Prize Fox Trots! Prizes Fpr This Prizes For That! Prizes for Most Everything! VAUDEVILLE NOVELTY ACTS ! KDYL RADIO PERSONALITIES! Radio Artists You Her Every Night Over Your Loudspeaker - Crooners, Moaners, Blues and Shout-ers Shout-ers and the Famous UNCLE BEN a in a n in 50 Prizes To UTAHNA GARDENS FRIDAY, JUNE 307:30 p. m. - ADMISSION 25c Everybody's Going! odd an o - a D J - V . t i- . ; ... I' t1. " , J! a m i iiiii iii m mnr m - - jars sm mm. m mm . a m sk m i j i 1 ? i - J s J. Site BE WISE . . . AND BE THERE! WATCriTBnS PAPER WEDNESDAY NIGHT PULL AND COMPLETE DETAILS! FIRST HORIZONTAL t The Judy In be flleture Is i Rleanor li murk bird ol tke cuckoo f.inillr. I!t rtltmper. 14 To driour. JU To eobk. 1H runlahmrnt formerly In- It-trd upon n rionrr who rfuaed to t trail. 191Mnal cmi 20 Spefira of hlrkorr. Z2 Itodvnt. 23 To fluctuate. 24 KoU or love. 2i The extremity .f the earth' SsT itljrht nbbr.). ;i.'rhe laJy in the pi-tur- li both the niece And wife of a f &2 Therefore. 33 Caterpillar hair. JO A kinging JIU One who front ANSWER TO eakea. 38 Melody. 49 Embryo bird. 41 To envelop a parcel with paper. 42 To cut off. 43 Fortified work. 45 Exclamation of Inquiry. 40 Toward. 47 Kxlat. 48 Second not.. 49 J. Ion' home. 31Xy of a crow. Victor Con 03 .05 Walker Mining ... 1.22 1.27'i Yankee Con 01 .03 Z. C. M. I . 21.00 22.00 Zunia 07 .10 OTHER SF.CURITIErt Anaconda 17'. 4. Am. Smelting 35. Telephone 129 :h . Kennecott 20 1-8. Safeway 55 . Bond & Share 37. SHver 36. 0 Q D a a a Q a o n u Be Given Away! Ki t NjG hGJ E OiRG E. LI M1 1 IT AR I Aj DiRlTE Kf DOLE O AR I cTTSHKp IT" " 3 4 5 o 7 8 s 10 u " Ml IP r Pr rfj " , SS r Xi SX!s fTxt M 1 I 11 ILi-rjir 1111 g7 Uotng, LADY PREVIOUS PUZZLE 0 Derdenlnr. T IWIIvered. 8 Before. Go en male). 10 To depart. 11 To aelae. laTttfklah valna. IS Consternation. 17 (One's) best clothes. lType erooses. 21 Neither. 231 VVna victor. 55 To harden. itO By. ' The lady of the picture fa a ' ' '' by profes- tf pl.). 3ft To obaerve. at Canine- nnlmdl. aa Ulseonneetcd. S4Tfcre tprellx). 37 Low, vul nr fellow. Worshiper. 41 The lady In the picture la also a professional 42 Artificial fly 44 Stair post. M Insect's m. .-vtTaxl. 5:i Myself. 56 Northeast. - bS Soot or 'dirt rubbed In. 54 GrowlBK out. Ml Compound ether. 67 Iaiii-g-eat. VERTICAL 1 To put vp a poker atake. 2 Correlative of nephew. 3 Preposition of place. 4 Corded cloth. 5 A aheaf. U. S. Steel 59 1-8. SALES Big Hill 500 G? 17c; 500 18c. Eureka Bullion 275 (? 23c. Moscow 1250 tf 16c-17c. Park Premier 2500 & 9c. Silver King Coal. 170 (ti $5.90. Sacramento 30,000 (ft1 5c-5c. Walker 1800 $1.20-$1.25. Park City Con 8200 (Tv 34c-37e-36c Tintic Standard 350 $5.00 Eureka Lily 1540 g 28c-29c. Comb. Metal3 4700 10c-llc. Darlene Baum Called By Death i Darlene Baum, 18-month-old daughter of Virgil and Delia Ourr Baum, died at the home of the grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wal lace M. Gurr of Pleasant Vlewv Monday night. Deatii was due to pneumonia from which the child had suffered seven days. The paternal grandparents, Mr. and . Mrs. Lafayette Baum, also survive. Funeral services will be held In the Pleasant View ward chapct Wednesday at 1 o'clock. Friends may call at the Gurr home prior to the services. Interment will be in the Provo city cemetery. Counselors Named By Payson Bishop PAYSC-N At the regular service held in the Payson First ward chapel Sunday evening completion of the ward bishopric organization was made. William Albert Mc-Clellan Mc-Clellan who was presented at the stake conference last week to succeed suc-ceed Otto B. Erlandson as bishop, selected for his counselors, Le Elmer and Harvey Jones. Thy were presented by President Lee R. Taylor and sustained by the members of the ward. oo BABY CONTEST STANDING LIST. Continued from page one. Ann .Whitehead 3Uly Howard Demos, Colleen Tomaon, Glenna Webb, Paul 6Wen Lewis, Carol Paxman, Lawrence Lester Whet- ten, Coleen Collins, Lois Joyce Carter, Nadine Daviee, AlUe Ann Martell. Coiene Borenson, Colleen Knignt, Dorothy Ritchie, Naomi Mayberry. La Hue Madsen, xaie P. Thorpe, Jr., Dale Johnson, Norma Daley, Carol Call, Beulah Marie Child. David A. Oldroyd, Ned Vincent. Little SareM Thatcher's name was hofcstedufrom the bottom to the top of the list 'Saturday, w"hen her mother deposited an arml6ad of votes which she has been Working hard to Collect for her toaby during dur-ing the past1 two weeks. Such also was the case of John H. Taylor, third in line, and Fred Dixon, seventh most popular baby ot Utah county, at the last Fallot Fal-lot counting which took place Saturday Sat-urday night. Names of the youngsters who have between 1000 and 2000 votes to their credit appear alphebett-cally alphebett-cally below: Carol Adam, Dean S. Allen, Joyce Allerton; Joy Arrowsmith, Keith Aston, Renee Andrew, Freddie Bown, Bonnie Baxter, Boyd Baker. William Binks, Marilyn Jane Binna, Barbara Jean Bullock, Colleen Booth, Sharlene Beardall, Miles Shafter Bown, Pauliene Boyer, Naomi Bown, Carol Bell, Billy Read. Cottard, Glade Creer, Joan Cottam, Louise Ray Clark, Lee Byrne Carlson. Lois Davis Carol Joy Datge, Marilyn Daniels, Jeanne Davis, Maurice Date, Jane and Jean Evans (twins), Marvin Mar-vin Hal Evans, Barbara Farr, Gloria Gardrrar, John Albert Gur-ney, Gur-ney, Nelda Jean Gammell, Robert Huddleston, Artie Hunter, Dick Hanson, Ramona Holm, Gloria Dean Hardy, Rodger Hardy, Joy Hanson, Jeck Kelley, Norma Jean Knudsen, Donald .Kavachevich Shirl Little, Gary Loveridge, Richard Massey, Lila May McDonald. McDon-ald. Teddy McQuivey, Mont Mik-kelsen, Mik-kelsen, Carol Gay Patten, Ila Rae Roundy, Wallace Scott Lorelie Strong, Andrew Terry, Jr.. George A PERFECT RUNNING MATE f' !f. J... PROJECTS TO BE LINED UP, SOON (Continued From Page One) committee will , first contact the county commissioners and secure a larger committee with all parts of the county represented and will also secure the cooperation of the Salt Lake city and county interest. An Idea of the magnitude of the Deer creek project can be gleaned from the figures which show the construction requires the employment employ-ment of 2000 men for three years, nine months in the year. Unity Necessary In regard to a new postoffice building, Mr. Robinson was equally equal-ly optimistic. He declared the only thing that could prevent the grant of $250,000 or any amount needed for such construction would be the inability of Provo interests to agree on a site. The committee appointed to pursue the postoffice project consists con-sists of C. T. Keigley, Claude S. Ashwerth, Wilford S. Gray and Rulon Van Wagenen. Two other committees were named, one on city projects consisting consist-ing of Mayor Jesse N. Ellertson, City Commissioners Walter P. Whitehead, J. E. Snyder, Alex Hed-quist, Hed-quist, R. E. Allen, Walter Adams and Dr. L. W. Oaks. The other on county and state projects is made up of A. O. Smoot, Jacob Coleman, D. Orlo Allen and Dr. Eowry Nelson. They will confer con-fer with the state building commission com-mission regarding the probability of having some building construction construc-tion at the Utah State Hospital. John O. Beesley is chairman of the executive committee with R. J. Murdock, vice chairman; Clayton Jenkins, secretary and Mayor J esse N. Ellertson, member. Work will begin nt once to get the data necessary in shape for presentation by the time the state public administrator is appointed. Willett. Paul Whiting, Robert Ward, Dorothy Zaccardi. In addition to the names of entrants en-trants listed above there are over 300 babies who, according to the thermometer in front of tire Baby Show headquarters are still 'in the red." "7 I 1 (1 Jf . Odd Fellows Win 15-5, From Elks Scoring 7 runs in the third inning in-ning and counting a total of 14 hits, the Odd Fellows team in the Junior league won from Elks, 15-5 Monday, B. Mitchell, Odd Fellows pitcher, allowed the Elks but 5 base hits and kept them well scattered. scat-tered. Ray Ballard, Odd Fellows' second sec-ond sacker, hit the only extrabase blow of the. game, a two-bagger, while Rene Ballard. Boshard, Jones and Robey also hit well. Mitchell struck out 8 men and Bone, Elks moundsman, whiffed one. TWILIGHT LEAGUE ROSTERS AH rosters for the Twilight baseball league must be made out and passed on at the meeting meet-ing to be held at Lob Collins' home Wednesday night at 8 o'clock. Party House Is Opened To Public Ye Olde Colonial Party House was open to the public Saturday and a large number of Provo and out-of-town women called between the hours of 2 and 6 o'clock. Mrs. Alton J. Anderson and Mrs. Ellis Peeiar, hostesses, received the guests and were assisted during dur-ing the afternoon by Mrs. Victor Hedquist, Mrs. Clarence Loose, Mrs. Wilford Gray, Mrs. Walter Whitehead and Mrs. Charles E. Wilde. The Rhythm Boys furnished music mu-sic and refreshments were served. A SEEING IS BELIEVING Don't Take Our Word For It Bring in One of Your Soiled Window Blinds. We will Clean it Free with our New Patented Process. Free Estimates. D. T. R. COMPANY C , 'Ot'i cot tki GsX. t V&hsb Quiet aadt 3- bout a qadiorv ol Your gasoline money: Conoco wants it of course and, with Conoco Bronze, gives you more in all around performance perform-ance to get it! A tank7 full will prove it. rrhen you will be one of the multitude of motorists who are now enthusiastic users of Conoco Bronze. It was instant starting, lightning pick-up, improved antiknock, anti-knock, more mileage and greater power they wanted and got in an astonishing degree! Conoco asks no more than the "regular" price for this "premium" "pre-mium" performance most certainly it is worth more to you. Drive to the Red Triangle Station nearest you -and try it. GASO LI N E FOR CONOCO "GERM PROCESSED MOTOR Ol Second, Third Girls In Tie-Up Gleaner Mushball Standing W. L. Pet. Second Ward 4 0 1.000 Third 4 0 1.000 Fifth 3 1 .750 Bonneville 2 2 J500 Pioneer 2 2 .500 First 1 3 .250 Sixth 0 4 .000 Fourth 0 4 .000 Monday results: Third 20, Bonneville 18. Pioneer 27, Fourth 19. Second 23, Sixth 4. Fifth 20, First 19. Monday, July 3 schedule: Second v. Fifth at Franklin; First v. Sixth at Provo high; Bonneville Bon-neville v. Fourth at Harmon park; Pioneer v. Third at Timp school. Second and Third wards continue to lead the Gleaner girls mushball league with four games won and none lost. Third won a two-point victory over Bonneville, 20-18 Monday Mon-day night and Second ward came near registering a shutout over Sixth, 23-4. The clash of the two leaders, coming soon, should bring out an interesting contest. 4c TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION : FOR SALE COWS GOOD fresh jersey cow. Cheap. Phone 370. jy3 Expert HAIR CUTTING 25c ELMO LOVERIDGE 158 S. 1st W. Phone 1159 1 .? dQjj Too REAL SPECIAL! for, WED. & THUR. Rayon L. D. S. Garments Boys' and Girls Shoes and j, Oxfords 41 9 C Ladies fancy .$ Slippers .... S.39 Children's fancy Sandals Men's $4.00 Felt Dress Hats $1.98 Ladies' Fancy Puff Sleeve Dresses 125 Yd. Spool of Thread . . . 3c Ladies' Rayon Dress Hose . . . 15C Girls' Fancy and Plain Anklet ioc Men's Athletic Union Suits . 35c Men's Good Grade Work Shoes $1.69 Bias Tape 3 for 10c Everybody's 368 W. Center, Provo n :0iL. virn TH 'H 1 DDEN X)V ART7 THAT NEVER DRAINS AWAY |