Show r Tv THE OGDEN STAN DARD - EXAMINER 10 (Last Sale Feb 21) (By The Associated Press) RETAINS-MOS- Air Reduction MODEST GAINS Allied Chemical & Dye Allied Stores Allis Chalmers Quotations Furnished 381 J 146 64 Alta Tunnel Metals American 224 Big Hill Metals Bingham 158 Black Metals 68 Bonanza 5 Bristol Silver 6 39 Chief Cons Clayton Silver Colorado Cons Columbus Rexall Combined Metals Comet Condor Gold Crown Point 8 34 77 15 19 8 6 63 93 15 4 5 17 Kentucky Utah Leonora Mammoth Miner's Gold Miss Monarch Keystone 14 7 9 143 128 -- 28 - 3 Goodrich Goodyear Graham Paige Great Northern Railway pf Hudson Hupp Illinois Central International Harvester International Nickel Feb 21 NEW YORK UP) — Retail trade continued at aa "exceptionally International T & T brisk" p&c this week with volum In moet Kenhecott cities moving forward at a bette rthan Kresge S S seasonal rate Dun k Bradstreet Inc Liggett & Myers B reported today 1 CONTINUES UP 43 24 ?' 32 23 90 32 37 Loew's Lonestar Cem McKesson & Robbins Miami Copper ZM 7 Montgomery Ward Nash Kelvinator Wool Demand Good National Biscuit National Cash Register On Boston Market National Dairy National Power & Light — A good New York Central BOSTON Feb 21 demand for wool existed In the Boston North American Avia Fair quantities of fine market today wool from South America were being sold North American at firm prices Australian merino were iNortnern Pacific In good demand at steady prices Interest facKard In domestic wools was chiefly in the new clipped wools being offered for delivery la Penney J C Offerings of spot domestic wools Pennsylvania Railroad July were being very limited but a few sales Pullman 36 4 17 12 13 6 12u (AP-USD- of fine territory wools were cloeed to slightly hlghe prices it ii (AP-T7SD- - ck -- © 7 41 U 550 —Cat DENVER Feb 21 Salable and total 100 dalvei: sal able and total 75: calves and vealers steady vealers $1275 down few $1350 common to fairly good heavy calves $700 900 other classes nominally steady common cows $450® 625: bulls $690 Salable 400: total 2000: 15 Hogs: to 25c lower good and choice 180-24lb $735 0 750 good and choice 240-27- 0 lb $710 740 heavier butchers down t oS650: good and choice 160-18lb $700 & 750: mediumweight and heavy sows 5500 n 625 Salable 2400 total 3100 Sheep: lambs steady $990 ask good trocked-l- n ing steady to strong on cariots best held $1085 freight paid talking weak to lower (AP-USD- tie: 0 0 Reynolds Tobacco B faaieway &ears Koebuck onen Union oocony vac 03 14 32 02 58 05 10 03 02 04 155 210 437 465 05" 23 10 12 27 11 25 00 00 03 00 Silver Shield Sioux Mines 35 01 :oi South Standard 06 Tar Baby 01 Tintic Central 01 Tintic Lead 10 11 Tintic Standard 185 200 Utah Cons 01 Walker 77 83 West Toledo Yankee 01 04 Zuma 01 02 UNLISTED STOCKS Bid Amal Con U I U L Ut Ut Sugar pfd Wagon Sugar com Sugar pfd Pr & Lt 7 pfd Pr & Lt 6 pfd C Z I M I 735 220 167 960 7775 7100 4150 Feb 21 flogs uneven Salable 3500 total 5500 opened moderately active 10 to 15c lower later trade rather slow 15 to 25c lower on above 220 lb spots as much as 35c off top $750 paid by shippes bulks 0 lb $725 ffi 750 good and choice ID 0 lb S7OOW7Z5 0 lb 700 6 $660 $685 ©710 lb round 400 lb $710 $650 160-18©740 good sows 6Z5650 (AP-USD- 190-23- Z40-Z7- 270-30- U 30O-36- 0 780 235 185 1000 8000 7400 4500 Feb 21 (AP-USD- 6 Alans-Americ- Mmni CHICAGO 58c - (adv) Birth — Mr and Mrs D M Sher ner 1120 Rue Ann court announce the birth of their second child a daughter Wednesday Feb 19 in the Dee hospital Mrs Sherner was formerly Elaine Johnson of Idaho Falls Idaho c YOUTHFUL TRIO r BARELY MISSES GHASTLY DEATH 37c - S 0tr ta nv ©ll?-occaslon- day-to-da- y PACTSOUGHT over-plant- ed COIN DEVIGES BOISE Feb 21 (AP)— Idaho's governor would be authorized to appoint a commissioner to represent this state on a joint o commission for the purpose of negotiating compacts between those states with the consent of congress respecting disposition of the waters of Bear river and its tributaries under terms of a bill introduced in the house of representatives hopper today The v compacts would relate to "the lawful diversion and distribution and the future utilization and disposition of the waters of Bear river and all streams tributary thereto with due regard to the priority rule" and would require ratification by the of the three states andlegislatures by" congress Idaho's commissioner would be furnished with such legal engineering and other assistants as the governor attorney general and reclamation commission deem advisable Compensation of the commissioner and his assistants would be fixed by the governor The bill calls for a $25000 appropriation to defray costs of the act Wyoming-Utah-Idah- U S Marshal Dies While On Train I 5 565 & 8U HEBER EASTMAN Services for Heber Eastman 77 of 1612 Kiesel who died Sunday were' conducted Thursday in Lar-ki- n & Sons funeral chapel by Counselor Cyrus A Penrod 1516c 15e 1515c Whites: (Resales of premium marv jjeturjum rairxi isWiiHWC specials 19ttc standards (resales of exchange to fancy heavier mediufs 19© mediums Browns: Nearby and mldweatern fancy m extra jl qi iU'Ac: snedala iaiicy standards 18c mediums 17c duck eggs: rancy large 33 ® 34c Pacific coast whites: Jumbo and nrm 24 rami Zv!BJzye ©25c- specials standards mediums 20 18c 18c 21c): 18c 2323c 2Xc NEW YORK PRODUCE NEW YORK Feb 21 ( UP) — Produce : Potatoes: Steady Idaho Russets n 1 100 lb bag $190 ©200 Idaho 50 lb sacks 95c $100 Dressed poultry: Unsettled: turkev (hens and young toms) 17©24c lbs Butter: 545765 creamery 31 en 31c BAR SILVER Feb 21 (UP) — Spot bar sil ver waa quoted at 23 pence an ounce pence both today and futures at 23 The Bank of England main unchanged tained Its gold buying price at 168 shill ings per fine ounce LONDON 5-- Aft on Reeve Wins Scholarship BRIGHAM CITY Feb Reeve 21— Afton Four-- H en David's sister went in after him and they too became fast Their screams for help brought Edward Houchen and Martin Thorley fathers of the children who managed to free them after cutting their clothes loose When they arrived Thorley said David's head was just about to go under the gooey liquid EAR RIVER DAM kin J W Arrington Counselor Penrod and H P McCardle Invocation was by Fred M Carroll and benediction by Frank R Faulkner Orson Foulger dedicated the grave Members of the Tenth ward Relief society were in charge of floral offerings j J HENRY EMMETT Services for J Henrv Emmetl 73 of 2650 Lincoln retired Ogden businessman were conducted Thursday in the L D S Second ward with Bishop Frank C Sim mons officiatine Prayer at the home was by Nathan Tanner Prelude and post-ludwere played by Lorna Draper Other musical selections were offered by Mary E Campbell William S Wright and Eva P Green-welaccompanied by Lorna Drap- SAN ANTONIO Texas Feb 21 (AP)— Herbert Weston former Salt Lake City "news reporter was struck and killed late yesterday a mile from the city limits of San Antonio He was walking along the highway when hit by a truck He was- identified by a press card and - letters SALT LAKE CITY Feb 21 '(AP) Herbert Weston killed in a high-- h way accident near San Antonio Texas was a former Salt Lake City newspaperman but for some time had been doing writing Friends here said he visited in Salt Lake City about two months ago gathering material at that time for several magazine stories He came to Salt Lake City about 25 years ago from Seattle and was employed on the old Herald Later he worked on newspapers in Memer San Francisco and most reInvocation was by George Shor phis cently in New York City where he ten and benediction by Paul Kam- - was employed by the American meyer Speakers were George E Browning Richard D Pincock Alva Scoville E A Larkin and ' Bishop Simmons William T Still well dedicated the grave Mem bers of the Relief society were In charge of floral offerings and AFFAIR pallbearers were sons and son-I- n free-lan- ce e l PMAD SLATES WELCH laws 1 - DEATHS Idaho Feb 21— Comappointments for a St David's day celebration here on March 1 were announced today They include: Program committe — Ed Woozley chairman William E Morse Samaria Mrs Isabell Griffiths First ward Mrs Cassie Morgan and S M Powell Third ward Mrs Sadie Jones Second ward Mrs Blodwin Price Woodruff Walter Davis PleasantviewJ Howell Williams Cherry Creek Finance committee — Elmer Lloyd chairman Oliver Williams Morris Thomas Decoration committee ' — Mrs Eliza Reese chairman Mrs Hugt Evans Mrs Sarah Booker Mrs Joseph P Jones Transportation committee — William E Evans Thomas D Evans Advertising committee — Clyde Hanson Luther Daniels MALAD mittee $ ' L PROGRAMS OF THREE NETWORKS ' great-grandfath- er Ph nec-MBS-i- on TONIGHT 6:00 — MBS— Lew Loyal drama — — 6:30 MBS Laugh and Swing Club 7:00 —NBC —Gang Busters dramatization of true crime stories 7:30 — KIX5 — Singing Strings — a 7:35 NBC — "Your Happy Birthday variety show featuring Tiny Ruff-ne- r orm c and Harry Salter's chestra— $1000 for some listener 8:00— NBC — Sports Parade — Tommy Tucker vs Jimmie Webb bout 8:15—MBS — What Do You Think: — — 8:30 NBC Slngin' and Swingin' — lety entertainment 8:45 — "KUO — News — World war national local and sports Mel Wright reporting 9:00— NBC — Mai Hallett's orchestra 9:30 —MBS — I Want a Divorce starring Joan in Ark lurna tsionaen TmAnj Ui Alii DWUlg AMUiUUU — iu-ijmjbs — ieignton Noble's orcnestra — 10:30 KLO — Gorden Horner's Sports Cor ner 10:35-MBS — Eddie Duchin's orchestra — 11:00 MBS —Henry King's orchestra 11:30 —KLO — Associated Press News 11:45 — MBS — Art Kassel's orchestra 12:00 — KLO — Goodnight 15-rou- nd ht 'J d SATURDAY SEEKS LAW CHANGES 7:00 —NBCJ — Breakfast Club of the Air 8:00 — KLO— Associated Press News BOISE Feb 21 (AP)— RepubliFloral Co 8:15— KLO — Hollywood Quartet City Ogden can Chairman State Thomas 8:30— MBS — Singing Strings 2277 Washington Blvd Ph 2688 Heath senator from Franklin 8:45 — NBC — Rex Maupin's orchestra 8039 9 :00— NBC — The Norsemen's Quartet amendment laws of county urges T 1600 Grant 9:15— KLO —Henry King's orchestra Dumke Foral Co up political party organiza- 9:30— NBC—Our Barn children's variety Flowers for all occasions Ph 125 setting show 7690 tions to provide for replacement 10:00— KLO — Associated Press News of chairmen who leave office be- 10:15— KLO—Musical Train request hour tween biennial platform 11:00— KLO — Your FUNERAL DIRECTORS 7744 Cook-Boo- k BILL DERATED KIRKENDALL-Darlin- Phone 150 Mortuary g St 529-25- th 5057 11:05 — KLO — Musical Train continued 11:15 — Neighbor sidewalk In- ' terviews 11:30 — NBC — Luncheon at the Waldorf 12:00— NBC— Metropolitan Grand Opera— Beetnoven-Karsten "Fidelio" Flagstad will sing title role of Fe Fidelio the" other principals will be Marlta Farell as Marzelllne Herbert Jacssen as Don Fernando and Rene Maison as Florestan others In cast Julius Huehn Alexander Kipnls Karl Laufkoetter and Emery Darcy 2:47 —NBC— Entreacte Rex Maupin'f orchestra 3:00 — KLO — Associated Press News 3:15— NBC — Rex Maupin's orchestra 3:30— NBC — Sing Before Supper 4:00— MBS — The Lone Ranger — Adventure drama 4:30— KLO — Hollywood Express 4:35— KLO —Ogden Church Services 4:45 — KLO — Christian Science Reading! 5:00 — MBS — The First Offender — Dramatic series 5:30— MBS — Everett Hoagland'a orchestra 5:45— KLO—Associated Press News 6:00— MBS — "The Green Hornet" — Mystery adventure drama -- Affiliated With CBS Red NBC Network BOISE Ida TTpVi 91 fTTPi— i or the Idaho house of rep memDers resentatlVPS tnrlnv Hohato1 a mans ure to legalize operation of slot machines and other coin operated devices as a means of providing new state revenue Rep Arthur Mumhv TV Rhn shone urered nasaa nt tham f the devices now op- which regulate erate 111 megany witnout restrictions He said licensinz of th at the rate of $10 per month per machine would provide the state with $500000 during the next two i years Revert to Cnnntv Under- provisions — of w awwj sJ per cent of the license revenue would -revert to th ooiinfv i n v:u the license was issued- and the uitu oth- er nan would go to the state Cities also would be permitted to levy a license zee on tne devices Earlier the house passed a a $ 11 a-- j s 1 M mm - hill 1— U1IUC3 A resolution ureinz sroeedv rass- - to post bonds insuring payment of wuraers ana ior materials age of S B 777 which provides for " "6" construction of a reservoir on the purchased for use in the mti Th Bear river between Garland and vote was 48 to 5 Small Ventures Collinston was prepared today by Rep Murphv said th wn the Associated Civic Clubs of Northern Utah and wired to both protect laborers nn small vnfn the house and senate in Washing- ventures who often in the past had been victimized by operators ton D C E J Fieldsted secretarv of th closing mines after a few months clubs said the reservoir is wanted ui uperaiion wicnout paying wages " A bond of $200 wonM ha to maintain water levels at the Bear River migratory bird refuge to insure wages of each laborer west of Brigham City-a- s a means of curbing duck sickness — and to BUTTER ANfl ¥Tii SAN o increase FRANCISCO EVh Dairy market: Butter: 92 scdra 01 90 score Bcore 32c Lante 20V4c medium Eggs: mall 13 c i 32cg6 Ttm ' tou ' 16c FLOCK MINNEAPOLIS Feb 21 — Flour: Carload lots per barrel in (AP) osik sacks: Family patents unchanged $560 v patents unchanged $440 jou Bi&iiuara BjiiynicuiB jjluu Bran 1900 ntn ECSL IWYL The Voice of the West The Popular Station ' TONIGHT 5:15— European News 5:30— I Am An American 5:45Modern Music Box 6:00 — Musical Demi Tassa 6:15— News 6:30 — Information pleasa 7:00 — Walts Time 7:30 — Every Man's Theatra 8:00 — Wings of Destiny 8:30— Alec Templeton j 9 :00— Pleasure Time — 9:15 Behind the Scenea 9:30 — Death Valley Day 10:00— News v 10:15— Palladium orchestra 10:30— Dance orchestra 11:00— Local Interlude 11:30— St Francis Hotel orchestra 12:00— Gary NotUngham's orchestra 12:30— FlorenUne Gardens orcnesira -- J senate-a- pproved storage facilities for irri gation purposes The reservoir would imoound flood waters which could be re- eased in the fall months to main tain fresh water in the bird refuge Mr Fjeldsted said Approximate cost of the project would be J450- 000 The clubs have been working several years to get the project approved by the national congress IS TRUCK VICTIM KLO-r-Hel- lo 1 SUPPORT ASKED T94t L WRITER EX-- S INFANT BITTON WEST WEBER —Graveside serv ices for the infant daughter of Bittoh ROCK SPRINGS Wyo Feb 21 D F and Leone E Bailey died Thurs who Weber West of (AP)-Un- ited States Demitv Mar hospital shortly shal Michael Lynch 71 of San day In ' an Ogden were conducted Thurs birth after eastdied rancisco aboard an in the North Ogden bound train last night between Al day afternoon Gibbs' dedicated G Aaron cemetery tamont and Carter Wvo was directed Interment Several prisoners in his care were the grave Deseret mortuary taken over by another deputy by marshal accompanying Lynch INFANT WILLIAMS Dr J H Holland of Evanston LAYTON— The infant daughter Wyo who was aboard the train William Verd and Florence of the to death due heart pronounced disease The body removed at Nora Wall Williams of Layton died Rock Springs was sent to San Thursday shortly after birth at the u rancisco for burial family home Surviving are the parents five brothers Thomas V Wallace N George F Carl M and Hal D Williams one sister Florence E Williams and one grandparents Mrs Annie Elizabeth Williams of FAYE SJIITH HAMMER Faye Smith Hammer three- - Salina Services will held Saturday year-ol- d daughter of Warren and at twelve noon atbe the residence in June Bess Smith died Thursday will In Burial be Kaysville Layton 422 home of at the her mother park Friends Seventeenth1 after a short illness Laytoncall memorial at the Union mortuary She was born March 1 1938 may in Bountiful this evening and at the in Cedar City and for the past residence family Saturday from ten three months she had been re a m until of services time with mother her in Og siding den SARAH C IL P HYDE Surviving are her mother and HYDE PARK Feb 21— Funeral stepfather Mr and Mrs Donald Hammer one sister and one broth services for Mrs Sarah Celestia er Delila Mae and Kenyon Smith Harriet Parry Hyde 74 who died of Long Beach Calif grandpar Wednesday evening will be held ents Mrs M M Bess of Long in the Hyde Park ward chapel Beach Calif and Mr and Mrs Sunday at two p m Friends may J R Hammer of Ogden and one and" Sunday until time for the Alfred K Smith call at the home Saturday evening The of Cedar City body is at Des services Burial will be in the Hyde Park eret mortuary Services will be conducted Sun cemetery under direction of ' the day v at twelve noon in the Rose Lindquist and Sons mortuary room of the Deseret mortuary by MARY E P LUNDBERG Bishop Arthur G Pledger of the Services for Mrs Mary Eliza L D £5 Tenth ward Friends may call at the Paradise room this eve Potter Lundberg 59 wife of An ning Saturday and also Sunday drew Lundberg of 321 Twenty-se- v until time of services Interment enth will be conducted Saturday will be In the North Ogden ceme at two p m in the L D S Sec ond ward chapel by Bishop Frank tery C Simmons Burial directed by Lindquist & Sons' mortuary will FLORISTS be in Ogden city cemetery Friends may call at the mortuary AND THE FLOWERS this evening until nine o'clock and ARE FURNISHED BY KLENKE FLORAL p m Saturday until one forty-fiv- e 2953 Wash Blvd 1243 ld TZPZ FUNERALS E al U P IT' er t — forward Although the marketing quota determined will not be made unti a later date present estimates in dicate a 1941-4- 2 supply of wheat In excess of the probable marketing quota level No marketing quota has previously been proclaimed for wheat The quota will become effective when announced and will continue during the 1941-4- 2 marketing year unless opposed by more than one third of the farmers voting in the referendum Under the quota a cooperating wheat farmer one who plants within his wheat acreage allotment is free to market al he produces plus his carry-ovwheat Wheat in excess of the farm is quota on an a to unless it is subject penalty stored under seal If a quota is proclaimed and disapproved the law specifies that no government loans can be made on the crops "The referendum" said R M Evans AAA administrator "will give wheat producers the opportun ity to decide for themselves in the democratic way how they want to handle the surplus built up by military and economic blockade of our world markets ot nntini - fl-f- Wash Telegraph''' club member W P Mrs and of Mr daughter Cattle: Salable 150 steady fat steers Tlr and heifers lacking medium steers quoted silver plat'inurn"1' antilony quick- - Reeve of Corinne has been chosen to $1075: heifers aorund $975 dairy as the Union Pacific scholarship cows $675 d 750 good beef cows quoted winner for 1940 She will receive around $850 can n erg and cutters $500 one hundred dollars to be used to 675 odd bulls to $900 Calves: Salable 75 steady odd vealers RCGAB PRICE RISES defray student expenses at U S NEW YORK Pt o to $1300 choice quoted around $1400 A C to to choice a' Co? vania $1200 quoted Sugar good leWnstTsltnll: Salable none good to choice finer announced t Eros Hunsaker daughter of Mr Sheep: lambs euoted to $1075 and wooled ??int! PrlC Noble Hunsaker of pooled Mrs and iU sga0 "fined to JS wes $675 un me firm will accept cjorinne was chosen as alternate business at the Miss Reeve will enter the U S 445 cents Until Marrh 1 v old price of BAB SILVER terms would be subiect im f A the fall quarter and register NEW YORK Feb 21 (AP)— Bar "m"u" WJU- n C drawsX 34ie mncfcaxged the school of home economics S650 2800 w ta market News Service— Hogs: fcalable supply 150 little done few sales lb butchers 15 and moet bids 180-23- 6 to 25c lower at $825 850 early top $850 several lots held higher few off Veights $750 800 odd packing sows at Lienhardt Drug store 60c k UOB ANGELES 10c and 25c nu J800625 fFed-tral-Sta- ice It's Kite Time— 5c an bertli"hed' Feb 21 (AP) — s Rv FR4NiCfrw Feb 21 (AP) — After adcent early In the vancing as much as 34 session to new highs for the 6 Delayed — Trial of Thomas move wheat prices today fell backrecovery a cent ?u uui ciooea charged with arson had been lower sugnuy than oniy yes 8 terday continued today until next term of Profit-takin- g evening up sales for the 351 holidays and selling stimulated by weak- Second district court 35 ness of corn and rv nnartl4 Hi 42 pit This was offset however by support Recruits — Re id W Nelson and au that cafe from ormills or was Inspired by Edward J Call of Ogden enlisted iirmiKM securities and additional Union Carb g3 crop complaints from the southwest The in the U S navy Thursday in Salt Union Oil CaL international situation with re- Lake City uiiwenuij pots of toop movements In the Balkans union Pacific mi 77 and pesence of Geman "aid" soldiers in Union Aircraft !! 37 Traffic— Ralph Murphy 23 of Spain unsettled the market Union Corporation Wheat closed unchanged to 1 c lower 2002 Jackson forfeited $10 bail in wun yesterday May 80 © 81c wiun vjas imp au comparea ' City court today when he failed to JulV 75ia7574r mm tn li j 1Q j o nuDoer May July 60ttc oats unchanged appear in answer to a charge of speeding D Jones 40 no address f ouauiUHl ilfz CHICAGO Feb 21 given forfeited $5 bail for driving ajiier 3 (AP) — Cash grain: on the wrong side of a street Wheat No 1 dark hard 87 e Western Union 20 Corn: No 2 yellow 63 c No 3 61 totci!! AirDraKe 19 oaf © 6lc No 5 56 wov3c no Western Electric 94u No 4 white sample grade yellow old 63 65c sample grade 54c une motors ios' Oats: No 1 red Wool worth mixed 13 u grain 35iAe: No 1 heavy vhlt tou white heavy 38iA0 3R&i vu Nn o 37c No 4 white tough 36c sample CHIC A OO 11 t r feed 42 51c nominal sample grade ' toes Arrivals 57 on track 434 total tough 50c CEDAR CITY Utah Feb 21 Soybeans: No 2 yellow 9 T iA r Kin ola "tock supplies J — Three youngsters were quality Nebraska 93©93ttc (AP) Field seed ner hundredw1crVit ' offerin kA UonT threatened with death when they va ffi' S3 Alsike 950(31200: fancv nana vprv t 800 red clover- - 800 1000 sweet tumbled Into a three-foaoout " iikui uwfse steadv JV hole Idaho T?iiKt uiover JOUVIUU iimoiny 400 u s no 2 a road oil pit here yesterday at umphs U S No l'washed $135 their parents said today NEW TORK KGGS Four-year-oNEW YORK Feb 21 (AP)— Eggs: 10 ' David Thorley U and North otakedrtveV 373 steady section rViVKio — gk iu u per cent vaUey waded into the pit first play° °v tt n Mixed colos: Fancy to extra fanrw mates said then was unable to extras 17 c graded firsts 1819ttc 17c current receipts 16 c lift his feet from the heavy tar seconds mediums dirties No l N°- - X' Two 85 8U'Nf to p companions Boy Carpenter cnecus srenn loc Refrig itwi rwMh(!: i conU-WST!- Wl UT?W"he?' six and Helen Rae Thorley sev-- c erator best poorer 14 irv W-00- she-etoc- 2 GRAIN a Feb 21 — Tentative Correction—Glen Quillinan Og plans for holding a national mar den businessman installed the new keting : quota referendum 31among have wheat growers on May refrigeration system at the Dee been of Secretary by approved hospital instead of E W Kunkel riculture Claude R Wickard Ag the as reported by The Standard-ExaAAA in tele a announced today iner Thursday Mr KunkeL it was learned demonstrated the equip gram to William Peterson director of the U S A C extension serv ment LOGAN m at syou 26 GRAIN GROWERS Imperial washable wall papers are in stock Select now and we will deliver at your request Gateway Glass & Paint Co 2340 Wash (adv) 1941 c 1000 at Tintic Lead 5000 at me Utah Idaho Sugar common — Sheep: Salable 7000 total 7500 asking steady or up to around $1125 on good to choice bWs under handyweight fed westerns $1100 load good around 94 lb fed woo led lambs $1090 or 10c lower medium to good $1075: two loads good to choice 90 lb recently shorn fed lambs steady "sni market dull: SU?-"ateBll!" Triumphs ul $890: yearlings steady load good to S?°v —- - ° sales $lau choice fed yearlings carrying about six Ity higher icw Florida Blis ewes months fleece $925 U slaughter feW 160 few $5 75 down Salable lOOO calves 300 Cattle: medium to good light steers weak $1100 fed heifers down to $900 and below weak $900 ©1000 cows weak to 15c CHICAGO Feb 21 lower bulls dull vealers steady $1400 downj lights $llO0©13OO Low HigU Close wneai— Mav 81 81 SAN FRANCISCO 80 SOUTH Feb 21 81 75 Ti 76 V Market 75 75 News) — July (AP) — (Federal-Stat- e sept 76 7614 75 75 Hogs: Salable 35 weak to 10c lower Cor- npackage 186 lb Californias $835 nom T May 60 ' 61 60 60 inal closing top ssbs: odd packing sows July 60 60 60 For week: around 20c lower Sept 60 14 59 59i 59tt" 59 packing sows steady Oats Cattle: Salable none desirable steers Mav 35 3514 34 34 nominally steady For week: and 31 1$ 31 31 steers scarce firm range cows and heifers July 31 Sept 30 H 30 30 tt hlghe rat $700 30 steady dairy cows 50c Soybean w down to $500 bulls limited $775 down ma 91 91 V 89 Calves: Salable none nominal good to July 90 tt 88 86 choice vealers quoted $1250 & 1350 good 87 tt Rye— $1000® 1200 laughter calves Mav 41 42 40 Salable 35 steady 41 package Sheep: 431 43 U 42 wooled 79 lb California lambs $1025 July 43 For week: full wooled and Mar sorted 5 out 625 625 60S shorn lambs steady to strong wooled ewes 610 25 to 50c higher Market closed Saturday (Washington's METALS trtrthday) CHICAGO VOTE SET FOR Asked T-- OMAHA - Royston 8 £outnern California Edison ooutnem Jfacific Standard Brand standard Gas & Electric jscanaard un Cal Standard Oil N J acewart Warner £cuaeuaKer Sunshine Mining xexas corporation Texas Gulf Sulphur iimKen Koiier Bearing Plutus Prince Cons Rico Argentine Silver King Coal Silver King West one-eigh- th Sales To 12:30 p m Bingham Metals 2000 at Sri Horn Silver 500 at 14c 500 at 13c New Park 700 at 31c 3 8 18 32 33 71 11 Remington Rand riepumic Steel 16O-23- 0 she-sto- 6 2T 75 22 23 RCA — Hogs 21 Estimated salable receipts 80: through 80 total 8S0 around 10 to 20c lower lb butchers top $775 on best but very few tope here bulk butchers under ISO lbs and over 230 lbs $725 ©750 few extreme wetKhts down to $700 and below sows $525® 800 Cattle: Estimated salable receipts 160 through 170 total 330 slow early sales at steady prices medium mostly to good slaughter heifers $300 ©865 common heifers $700 Q 735 medium to canner to com good cows mon cows $650750 $400 625: late Thursday bulk good slaughter steers $S759S5 heifers $8 50 900 common to medium steers and heifers $700 0 825 bulls best vealers $1050 1325 $675760 cull and common vealers $750 950 Sheep: Estimated salable receipts 520 total 520 no early sales late Thursday odd head good fat trucked-t- n lambs steady at $885 odd lots trucked in ewes $400 Feb 14 15 at firm Pure Oil LIVESTOCK Park Premier Park Utah 24 3 low-co- st 300 01 10 30 01 55 04 08 01 01 02 New Park New Quincy North Lily Ohio Copper Park City Cons Park Konold Park Nelson 16 32 35 41 13 18 -- ro 05 00 14 05 07 10 00 90 01 01 01 262 Nail Driver 9-- 16 05 18 11 00 00 on one-thir- ty 03 85 Moscow Mtn City Copper Mtn View Tre-mont- THREE-STAT- FEBRUARY 21 r o c e ssors Meet With Idaho House Gets Bill Musical selections were offered Herbert Weston Struck By Machine While Mary Farley Mr and Mrs City Officials fo Providing for Talk On by J W Arrington and Miss Ella Fix Amount Oborn Walking On Road accompanied by Ernest Water Rights Oborn Speakers were E A Lar- - Wolfer present Sapphire hosiery Perfect jewel of a new stockMilk processors of the Ogden and exing! Exquisitely sheer area were meeting with city offi3and tremely durable cials today in the city and county silk $100 Nylon $150 (adv) building in another— and reportedly final attempt— to arrive at an Winner — Lane Palmer of on the procedure and a sophomore at Utah State agreement to be paid the city taxes of amount Agricultural college was named this year winner of the annual oratory conp m Saturday at test sponsored on the campus by in On Power auditorium Utah the the Sons of the American Revolumilk producers in Weber tion Finals were conducted market Elder counties who serve Box and : Thursday the Ogden area are scheduled to a similar purpose Etta Merrill offers Kayser hose meet for Formal Approval all first quality special 69c pr Mayor Fred M Abbott said city (adv) commissioners next week will be asked to give formal approval to Housing— All persons interested an ordinance governing the amount in housing are invited to of each body is to pay to the attend a class in cooperative hous citytaxes for Inspection and other serving being conducted in room 108 of ices rendered by the health departMount Fort school Tuesdav art ment Friday evenings begininng at seven Under terms of the ordinance both the producer and processor of a required to pay Ladies — Keep trim with Leaner- - are milk produced for cent gallon per maise At Jerry s Food Mart Phone or handled by them During the 525 (adv) past six months the producers' fees have been collected by the processDinner — A stag dinner will ' be ors:t held at seven tonight in Dick's cafe Enforce Collection Southern Pacific Old Timers' by the The mayor said the city has club been unable to realize a full collection during the past months and Try the Solovox In your home has informed both organizations the No obligation Glen Bros (adv) city intends to enforce collection the tax as determined by the To Coast— John William Lam of ordinance bert 17 son of Mr and Mrs Jacob James H Rich of Slaterville P Lambert left Thursday for San president of the Market Milk ProDiego to enter the training station ducers' association urged all mem' of the United States navy bers to attend the Saturday meetAlso slated for study Is the Unlimited quantity of Nylon ho ing zoning law which is proposed siery at all times L R Samuels scheduled for consideration of Utah (adv) legislators The measure would put of prices under jurisdiction Licenses — Marriage licenses had control of the department of agriculture been issued today by the Weber to Mr Rich county clerk to William Newton according Hite 25 of Palo Alto Calif and Ruth Wattis Harris legal age Og den and Leonard Nephi Berghout 26 Ogden and Nola Barker 25 Syracuse 01 04 01 04 01 22 16 01 00 10 10 00 03 06 01 10 03 00 04 01 03 16 10 15 02 00 13 02 06 06 Gold Chain Grand Deposit Horn Silver Kennebec 4 4 ur 02 01 East Crowa Point East Tintic Coal East Utah Empire Mines Eureka Bullion Eureka Lily Eureka Standard 5-- 32 00 09 07 00 Dragon 12 3 29 40 06 05 01 00 11 05 00 02 00 20 14 01 Cardiff Central Standard 4 Asked I !64 Bullion 23 22 21 4 Volume fo the week was estimated 12 to 20 per cent over the corresponding 1940 period compared with a year-to- year gain of 9 to 15 pe cent In the pv ioua week Bid I Meet— WPA managers in the six Utah districts met Thursday with Darrell J Greenwell state admin- P istrator and H C Jessen chief engineer in Salt Lake City for a business conference 1941) 21 12 of RETAIL BUYING Feb (Friday 84U l?y A Hogle & Co 5 29 American Can American Locomotive American Radiator American Smelting & Ref American iTrade Among Slowest In A T & TSteel Foundry American Tobacco B Years With Sales American Waterworks American Wool 300000 Shares Anaconda A T & S F Alt Ref By A1CTOR EUBANK Baltimore & Ohio pf : NEW YORK Feb 21 (AP)— The Barnsdali worst that could be said of today's Bendix Avia stock market was that it generally Bethlehem Steel failed to follow through on Thurs- Boeing day's sharp rally while on its Borden credit side was that fact it Burroughs Adding Mach tained most of yesterday's advance Calumet & Hecla and even added modest amounts in Canada Dry Canadian Pacific many cases Hesitancy prevailed at the start Cerro de Pasco and fractional irregularity was the Chesapeake & Ohio rule during the remainder of the C R I & P Lack of real selling Chrysler proceedings was comforting to bullish Coca Cola urgency proponents even though buying Colorado Fuel & Iron Colorado Gas & Electric timidity was pronounced of around 300000 Continental Oil Transfers shares again were among the slow- Continental Oil Dela stretch in Coty est for a five-hoand months six compared Cuban American Sugar nearly with better than 450000 the day Cudahy Curtis Wright before reDelaware & Hudson investment and Speculative Pont straint was attributed to renewed du Eastman nervousness over growing tension Electric & Mus in the far east and fears the nazis Electric Auto-Lit- e were preparing an imminent blast Electric Power & Light at the British Bonds were uneven with rails in Erie Commodities Firestone moderate demand General Electric were mixed General Foods General Motors Random tax on am AIL! 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