Salt Lake Tribune | 1937-08-18 | Page 21

1 ' I : V ' i "I SL: Stock NEW YORK Aug 17 up)—Be- cause of Canadian Import duty han- dicaps United States Steel corpora- tion Tuesday announced it has sold QUOTATION8 its Canadian subsidiaries to Do- Bid Asked minion Steel and Coal company a 0112 8 3 0234 Canadian company 02 02 he Payment for the subsidiaries will 01 02 12 17 be partly in cash and partly In 36 3612 securities og 12 04 01 V2 01 12 The properties sold include Cana- 15 17 dian Bridge Company Ltd: Cana- 02 olie 36 33 dian Steel Corporation Ltd Cana- 02 12 06 Lands Ltd and the 03 0312 dian Steel 91 :90 Essex Terminal Railway company 68 70 TUESDAY A 112 Tunnel Am Met Min Co Deaver Gold Cop Big Hitt Metals' Bingham peek Metals Waning& Mining Bristol Silver Bullion Cardiff Cede r Talisman Central Standard i Chef Con Claeron Silver Colorado Con Coluenbus-Resa- 03 Eureka Bullion orka Lilly Eureka Mines Eureka Standard Gold Chain Creat Western Horn Silver Howell ' Indian Queen Iron King Kennebec I O - h New ly New - of - 1 'ee ed 3 I po IR: 0 7 :h its 10 25 s— ery st to 50c ard 4 200 nds on dy ak A r ads oat des era 0 6) ' i 500 se& ull: tdes 3 A66112 '''''''01 l''r 12 01 14 01 3 0t 07 1 ''0 01 34 03 10 1 80 02 04 01 10 03 01 0512 0234 1100 02 1175 35 09 02 35 02 31 34 Premier a4 02 12 18 1612 G 34 ii 32 12 less) ' EGGS 29 27 lull 1812 19 western cured lb 1 9 lay 2112 lb 22 24 lb25 lug Fresh 17 (API—Dressed chickens poultry-F- irm (boxes ) 29 fryers 25 029 roast- broilers 23 ere Fowls 36 to 2 pounds 25030 18 h"22 48 to 54 pounds 20 12 er2412 60 to 65 pounds 22 12 912614 Frozen tur- western and south keys (northwestern western) 15 31 Broil Live poultry-- By freight quiet colored 251 Leghorn 24 erg rocks 27 cci 25 Fowls colored 231124 Leghorn Old roosters 11 ey 20 19 16 Turkeys Ducks 14 Broilers Leghorn By express—Easy 22 6 26 rocks 20 le ao reds 25 a 26 23024 Fowls Legcrosses NEW YORK 2e28 turkeys and ducks North Standard 34 0112 Butter-Rec- eipts Ohio Copper 15607 tubs: firmer 25 than extra 33 la Si 34 Perk Bingham 04 04 12 Creamery-Hig- her extra I92 score) 33 firsts (SR to 91) Park City Con 43 4212 Park King 29 1i 0 32 lac seconds (84 to 87) 313a 05 05 Park Konold 09 032 centralized (90) 3112 0614 Perk Nelson Cheese-Rec- eipte 07 04 488343 pounds firm Park Premier 11 13 prices unchanged Park Utah 5 35 4 87 12 cases Eggs-Rec- eipts 017282 steady Pioche Bristol 04 03 12 to firm Mixed colas-Spe- cial packs: "3 14 Plumbic 14 Mines 10 Other et 29: checks 17 te 18 Plotus 27 35 Whites-Re- sale mixed prices unchanged '7- o 68 prince 'Con aens- dof 'premium marks 340)35 near-b- y Provo 45 i9 midwestern premium marks 31033 Rico Argentine 19 18121 12 030 exchange stand- 29 specials change 02 Royston Coalition 02 ards 2612 iti1 27 1o fancy mediums 2812 hi (liver King Coal 14751525 31 exchange mediums 27 ) 28 pewees Sliver King West 51 '52 to pullets 16 tio 22 Pacific coast stand- (13 gilver Shield 7 ards 29 la 32 Other whites ' all browns Silver Standard °2 o13t duck eggs unchanged and 02 itoug Mines 02 So Iron Blossom 03 0112 Routh Standard CHCIAGO 08 05 Aug 17 (AP1-Po- ultrySwansea Con Live receipts 38 trucks easy: hens 4 12 03 02 4 Ian Baby 03 02 'pounds up 21c: lees than 4 las pounds 20c Tintic Cent ral lechorn hens 15 12c fryers colored 21c 04 02 rintic Lead 60 58 Plymouth Rock 23c white rock 22c bare- rintic Standard 8 50 backs 18c broilers 20c springs colored 8 45 111"in 21c Plymouth Rock 23c white rock 22c Chief 00 12 MI Ptah Con 01 02 harebacks 19c: roosters 1412c leghorn 13 10 roosters13112c: turkeys hens 17c tome riahWyo Con Oil 1 6c1 No 2 turkeys Victor Con 04 15e: ducks 4 12 pounds 0312 Walker Milling small 15 12c old geese 13c 2 90 2 95 up 17112e V?est Toledo 05 04 34 young 15c Wilhert 02 0112 Lggs—Receipts 9269 steady prices un Yankee Con 02 12 0314 changed 4itrna 25 22 SugCOnt:1 2 85 Potatoes-Rece- ipts 33 on track 132: 2 90 total U S shipments 278 russet Burbanks do pfd l 9 00 8 60 slightly stronger western triumphs firm: other stock about steady supplies' fairly 'TUESDAY BALES light demand fair: sacker per cwt Colo redo Bliss triumphs U S No 1 washed U S No 1 $100 Idaho Bliss t riumphs American Metals 4000 et 2 14e russet washed 3175 91:180 Burbanks Bonanza 16000 at 1 12 c U S No 1 washed $17712 0200 U S Billiton 1000 at 112c No 2 practically free from cuts and clipped Cardiff 100 at 35c eode $130 ay 140: Oregon Bliss triumphs Chief Con 100 at 92c U S No 1 washed $170: Washington Colorado 1000 at 4c russet Burbank' U S No1 washed $2 Combined Metals 1000 at 27c Comet coalition 100 at 66c CHICAGO Aug 17 ( AP)-B- utter was East Crown Point 2000 at 4c-nervous Tuesday Fresh 93 score 3234 It East Utah- 1000 at 312c 3314c 92 32c: 91 32c 90 1114c 8 Eureka Lilly 100 03105 c 88 2934c :30 Centralized carlota 90 Horn Silver 500 at 32c 32c 89 31c Howell 5300 at 6e 1700 at 612e Lehi Tintie 4000 at lc Little May 1000 at line 17 (AP)-Pro- duce Los ANGELES Miller Hill 2700 at 4c 3000 at 3 12c Exchange receipts: Aug Butter 129900 pounds' Moscow 2000 at 234c: 2000 at 3c 30500 cheese pounde 'eggs 600 cum New Park 1050 at 35c: 3 at 33C Butter cheese eggs an d poultry unchanged New Quincy 1600 at 19c 500 at 1812c tom at lile PAN FRANCISCO Aug 17 (aPUSDA) Ohio Copper 200 at 26 lbe Score -B- utter: 92 34 Vic: 91 32 12c Park Bingham 200 at 4c 32c 89 2812c Cheese and eggs Un- 90 Park City Con 3100 at 4212c changed Perk King 2000 at 512c Prince Con 500 at 65c 700 at 67c 100 at 6 8e Silver ShieM 3000 at 3c Silver Standard 9000 at 134e Tintic Lead 1100 at 59c Wilbert 500 at 112c Bid Asked Zuma 4200 at 25c !$ 7 25 $ 7 60 UtahIdaho corm 200 at $285 Amaig tug& pld 3 :to 3 45 Con Wag Mach — CURS-SALE- S 95 00 toott Fire Clay 8700 (After 1 P M) 57 00 55 00 Utah P&L se ei ci 63 00 do $7 6500 Miller Hill 1000 at 4r: 1000 at 3V2c i 53 00 55 50 Tar Baby 1000 at 2 i12c SALES (Trading S L Stock Exchange) Utah Power & Light $7 old 25 at 264 CURB SALES (After I P M) National Forest-Timb- er for Sale Utah Power & Light $7 pfd 100 at $6350 20 at $6400 113 00 11g horn 21 unquote& TRE WILLIAMS Special Dispatch to The Tribune NEW YORK 'Aug 'pub- he is using the air eervices to a greater extent than at any other period in the history of commercial -- aviation in this country and 1937 will be a banner year foe the in- dustry according to C R Smith president of American Mr lines Inc Increasing prosperity throughout the nation has expanded the multi 1 plicity of schedules with the most modern equipment and there is a rapidly growing acceptance of air transportation During the last year domeatic airlines have expended more than $10000000 for the purchase of mod- ern aircraft' and in the first six months of this year they carried than 464000 nge )A ) 25e the 00 A P- 310 and - 24 0- - 1 iZ 75: lum on toad )WA --- tiaaS tivers ' an Increase of 91 per cent over the first Six months of 1936 when 421- 519 passengers were carried Pas- sengers transported in the entire year of 1934 were 461743 August Setting Record Preliminary August figures for the air 'transport industry indicate another record month July figures reported by individual companies topped June by a 'substantial mar-in- g gin and Junewas the best month since Jilly 1936 which was the greatest irmonth in the industry's history During that record month 111072 paSsengers Were carried 6043403-actual Miles and 44363670 paesengee miles were flown and 613837 In Pounds of express transported June 1937 110842 passengers were carried 5811404 actual miles and I 00 ted 200 ood nbs nbs low to merii f" all-ti- 150 eals nd 430 ide 50 790 Mem tely less I s- a 0 f): 235 ) ages a ccording to conditions of sale The right to reject any and all bids is reserved ' Before bids - - - ' ' - Street Briefs Textile World's Wet of mill activity for the Wit half of the year shows a rate the like approximately 25 per cent above period last y ear and 35 pe r cent shove the first half of a "normal" year based on the 1924'31 average A total of 85071 domestic oll burning untie were 'hipped from factories in the first half of the year a gain Inof 26 Per cent over 67373 units shipped previous record-breakin- g period of 1936 the Oil Cithen exports of sugar from Jamiare 1 to August 14 totaled 1 957045 tons raw value egainet 1801290 tons in the like Period last year according to Havana ad vices to Lamborn & Co ' NEW YORK ans 17 (API -F-ernandina Pulp and Paper company was awarded a contract for construction Of a $eociocloo Fla to Rust teepee mill at Fernandina of Pittsburgh it was Engineering announced Bales of Industrial simply distributors lumped sharply in June according to the The trade index compiled by Mill Supplies' Journal's index stood at 112 in the preceding month 125th 1N are submitted full information concerning the timber should be ebtained --from the RegionalFor- - ester Ogden Utah or from the Forest Supervisor Kemmerer Wyoming o- high-spee- 1:l 1 ) Tuesday transportation American Car & Foundry company in Pullman-StandarCar or-&vanftipact onag company a $4195000 der for 100 steel passenger cars for the independent subway system at a bid pdce o f $41950 a car The award has been submitted to the New York city hoard of estimate for approval June sales of Mciresison & Robbins drug were $13911697 an in- manufacturers crease of 1441 per cent over sales of 912159310 in the like month last year Sales for the first six months of the year showed a gain of 1763 per Cent over the comparable period In 1936 THEI nurrnicT1 COURT Ole THE projects contributing year-aroun- Curb Utah-Idah- o of types An interesting Sidelight on air- - to the cause of conservation Senator Thomas was a coauthor line traffic is the increasing vo eine - bill creating the d of vacation travel of the originalWhich the various lines are building C C C and was first to suggest to as against the purely seasonal ye- - President Roosevelt that it be made Cation travel of a few years ago permanent Under an enactment of the cur- The location of airports h as been of congress the C C C responsible for the development of rent session has had its life extended three and Vacation Spots an appropria- Examples are El Paso Texas near 'a half years end has the fiscal the Carlsbad Caves Nashville an d tion of sappoo000 l for 1 Chattanooga Tenn for the T V A year ending next July buquerque N M and Winslow Ariz within an hour's drive of the Rocky mountains Frequency of schedules has been an important factor in building up the airlines The "luxury" Douglas equipment Which the large air- lines in this country have stand- ar dized is also partly responsible for the mounting traffic figures This is of two types the ger sleeper planes and the senger club planes Design Changing Slowly on o Mr Smith It I S the o that planes much larger than the present Douglases will not be used for Some time "I think that raeical changes in plane design will be made so slowly they will not seem radical" he says "Aviation is the on e system of transportation founded on science arid scientific advances are made slowly' When one realizes that the differences between lettirrg rivets project a S L quarter-inc- h and sinking them flush IS five Miles an hour in the plane's Bid Asked speed ' it is esier to realize that $ 365 I 22375 Antalg Sugar coin 21 00 it takes a long time to work out 00 First Sec Corp A Utah Home Fire Ins 15000 15750 radical plane design Utah Southern Oil 140 150 10 60 11 25 Utah Oil Refining "I doubt very much that planes will have cruising speeds of more BONDS than 250 Miles an hour for the next 98 00 9700 Holly Sugar 41 47 99:00 do "shorts" 9800 years and I don't believe they s L & Ogden 5s 41 10500 10410600 will be getting un Into the s t ra t i 10350 Sugar 5s sphere before that either When d we do have stratosphere planes they will be practicable only 'Wall for transcontinental nonstop flights NEW YORK Aug 17 (AP)-- The hoard or at best for a hop of not less than of awarded to - Pral Se Grasshopper War - Urged in County Farmers a dd gardeners of Salt Lake county were urged Tuesday by V' — L Martineau ' county agent to secure poisoned bran to fight grass- ' hopper A supply of the bait is being dis- the tributed through county agent s office by the United States depart- ment eif agriculture at a nominal l he Price said "At this time the use of the bai t should prove effective and eco- nomical" Mr Martineau said "The grasshoppers are be i ng found in cut over alfalfa fields and ditches near Sandy Murray and Mill Creek They are still young and are found chiefly along ditches and fence lines" Mrs Mary J Springer s Rites Planned Today The Very Rev Franklin L Gib- son dean of the St Mark's Epie copal cathedral will speak at fu- neral services for Mrs Mary J Springer 76 Utah pioneer and end ow o f Elliot' Bartlett Springer heves announced Tuesday The services will be conducted Wednesday at 2 p Tn in the Ma- sonic temple under direction of Mizpah chapter Order of the East- er n Star Burial will take place in Slipping Into salt 222d LILL:Lea 23 Pronvo Wellsburr: 18 Phyllis Christy Brehm Leroy Wellsburg 20 Lindley Spanish Fork: Fern Francont 16 Peyeon Retch Varnaworth'23 Provo: Lola Anton 21 Panguilch Bob e r t J a cic Jo no a legal awe Ethnic Ora Robertson legal age Spanish Fork Haney Cal: 24 Kirby Vera Ayereti 22 Pittsburg rno 11as 21Bsterr 17 Emma Marshall Mineraville Idaho St Anthony Loren Austin Dockery wo Agnes Marie weary R Meyer Wyo 141ina Bayley DaYlef 28 Midwest Idaho Idaho Falls 23 Pocatello Francis 22 Smith KS Nedile M Idaho Idaho 28 so ee G 21 Falls Ealls Idaho Blackloot eorge L Wheeler Deena F 'Hardy K W Nelson Moo 24 It Ervin M Hendrickson City: 21 - Ball Hits - the Whittlesey coywhiltricandoperated Be ides his widow he is survived by a three orace Whittlesey of Pocatello son Helen W Ferer Pocetello deng ters Mrs Mrs L B Dustin Blackfoot and Mrs J Boise L Fun ral arrangements are in charge of the Han mortuary epheabra Evanston H amblin h Idaho Fella: Falls 26 Idaho Frances Cox 26 Idaho Erma -id Moreland Whittlesey tvichard Bond Thatcher Lam2reaux 32 Preston Ida- Thelma Huff 1T Idaho Falls Idea° Henry S Sister 21 third- - Bow Mont Eleanor Johnson 19 Butte Mont S ho Wyo salt 28 Salt Lake We City Births r MILLER-Geo- arvey we rybintsil Grocers Parley Delegate H ere - I 10 10 y E M E g b er t Injuries suffered C it y f'Ire f 1g ht er f or which Appraisal of thestate of the late he was recently given a lump set- Gardner who died April 27 tlement of $151404 and additional Delila 1937 showed a value of $2052950 weekly payments of $16 each until wheni filed with County Clerk Wil- a total of $60712 had been paid ham J Korth for inheritance tax L D S A postle Speaks To Stake Leaders J Ballard of the council apostles of the L D S members of stake church prest 1 encies an d war d b is h op rics of the 'Salt' Lake region of the L D-social security program church h e Seventeenth Tuesday nigpt-i-n--- -t L D S ward chapel Melvin twelve Gets Wan'e e Boost Hamptone-aesistan- t ' : - of purposes held by Miss Gardner Beal estate ' giveti a value of $5375 while Personal property was appraised at $1515450 Named as heirs were two sisters 10 half brothers and five half sisters Zion's Savings Bank and Trust company is executor of the estate and the appraisers were A H Parsons Karl D Hardy and L H Young keep- Purchase Okehed ' Leibert -Muter 3200 9:15-NBC- -litory 2" 9:45-NB- 10 to Patch" 30- of Mary Marlin tenor Interlude -N 'tic i 1 ollowle' a- - 1045-NBC-- flaunt i Yitt ' ' M and Sada"' O'Neille” 12:30-NBC- -"Vic 12 'a dward lit Singin' Barn Gospel Singer" Weyman prano 10 it) IS 10 10 so e 11:00-CBS- 11:1 Met -Big Your Time of the Air: B A with mezzo-so- - Words News drama 16 10 by Carlton IL Morse Time program Trans- Edition News Meakin'a musie P radio 6:45-NB0-- Junior French singer-iiamity" serial' A News Reporter-- Ed- die Firestone Jr Hit Parade the weeleis seven most popular tunes HWY Orchestra Magazine -Uncle - Ira Hopper '11 Hollywood Auditecho Station Rapps' ortcputra as Hike Revue Singing Waiters-- hythm 345-CBS- -The 4400-K81-- Mona 4:1 coo - latious News e Mane ti Events" - alunkr '''' 'ILO '' Tapestries of Sonny and Buddy of America' the summer musical series the World vitt Ate Rons Williams quartet itabion Minim NRC'-J- ean Tapesiries News Parade with Ed Malone's Beteelm the and Musk Market QUotatIons and International News li00-CBS- -Myrt and Marge Kitty Kelly Roosoveit'l address Roanoke island Musical Matinee2:30-CBS-- News Thru a Womaa'a Ryser with Kathryn Cravens u5tcal Postscript 300-KSL-Time on the Ale "Your hiacHugh 4 it45-c- - win C Rill Rolfe and his orchestra Reed Kete nedy (soloist: Delmu Edmondson editor and "Trouble House" 12:30-ESL-- Guiding Light" agent Inc dramatic sketch 2:15—KDYL—Chiffon Jaz z Jazz Martha SPecial: '23 Meade and Hazel Warner Gate" 2:4 3:00-NB- C-P's n Prescott and Q's-- Alle 3:15-NBC- -Carol Deis sopratto News 3:4 4 Time Newton 4 :1 singer : chamber 6:uu-K13- 21-W T Newt News Melodies Adams' Feattione Isi Foods Jane Stewart 9:15e—KS1ennle Lees "Tient Tips' 9:30-CB- S-U 8 Navy Band Symphony oaio—CBS—Betty and Bob 10:15-CBS-- Betty Crocker -- Aold Grimm's Daughter 10:30-C- BS Is Person 300-Kbv1- -Kitiy 10 10 Shopping Bkenda Perkiest" 12:15-NBC- -"Ma 10 6 Young's Family' 12:00-NBC-"- P Moods P M the Moment Of 111 Musical Watch and the Lads 1145-CBS--Ted To Be Charming 11:45-NBC-- Musie AUGUST Serenade -- Mum of the Morning 7: 8: 0 11:20-Clitl- News 11:30-NBC- -How WEDNESDAY ' News KOatellatelt Frank Parker Tenor 6:30-CBS-Box Theater starring Jessica Dmgonette Robert Weetde with Al Goodman's Orchestra in t "The Three Musketeers" austere WO erUSSOO I tetetc crime directed by Philitoll tord ' ittis 'Theater af Mesta of Jimmy Allen wahr-eas-- Postio Melodies waft Frani' Jack Fulton and lye McCormack concert orcbeetra r 8:15-KSI-- Boake Carter - seers stone mentator : TWith-Ken - hitiresyl 11:30-eas-t- augit Lad Olusina"i Ooreawtd Shirley Items 6:00-CBS-- Andre res - - -- ' ' Hail ar Waite Igo ments with the SOrigsmithe nor- master of ceremonies Harold Murray Drealin and J I othy Peter Van Steeden's Orchestra: ' 9:30-KSte- -7013 'Pines of the Dee- Sell am Harry -T-Von 00-- EDT 9 45- -C BS--Bert Yardley's Orchestra aeo ratieradict New wiuto-Est-The house of Pees hi Gardens orchestra 101 dramatics sertai 10:30-NBC- -Paul likable and his Orem- Gregoks Peterson's orchestra 10:13seKSL-JohFifteen minutes nny tra ATIF hews ierra and His Haviel1 10:45-KSL-T- ommy Of song and liar- - 1 Tucker' OrOesera °rams' Harmonica times Ilene live Street of the Vine 11:15NBC-sGle- n Hurliture Music a wee k—Monuays 1 Theater t Roost Orchestr- aKimball Midnight Om Fridays and his or SidnIghiEllie 12:00-NBC- -Hal chestra Kemp and the Rhythm Makers Yenini'll orehootra- A te orchestra 2100eieltilla-Oo- cet nieht I 1:00-Goo- d night 1 (Paid Ade (Paid Ad) Singin ' of the Cabbage Other Wife" elam MM" BC-"J-ohn's ' M OF THE WEST i News Romance Wiggs BC-"r - E VOICE wn CBS 7:30-CBS-- Melodies 1 Ell laritsllti TI 3 E ' r 7:15-xse-m- orning and Jack White C-Joe 10:1 Salters ii an Sloan 6:30--Kat Varieties ""7777 '''k1 1:00 Pa WWI S - the afternoon and evening bore Mitred rvices Friday Service I ST ANTHONY Idaho-Fun- eral for Patrick Sloan 49 who died here Sal at the home of hie sister Mrs Fran urday were in the held Monday Cetholl C Cavin church Death was due to arteriosclerosis The Rev Father Francis Sloan of Order a brother of the deceased was celebran at the solemn remilem high mass Burial was in Riverview cemetery us der the direction of W If Hansen elartuery a Reveries eis Richard Organist Singers Melodies 10 io - 1r seat Patrick Wednesday Flashes AiMenat 'runes 7:3o—ittiee—eraneetadio yews Folks' Frolic 9:00—NBC—Happy Park P I ' tarty sires 8 William E McCleery to William L Nilsson section 25 townspip 2 south range 1 west Charles A Beam to Chris M Jacob- ern lot 27 block 2 Perkins st d- dition Edith M Hines to Gayle S Halt lot 7 block 1 Killyon subdivision - H F Rasmussen to Mary Sad a r eection 25 township 2 south range 1 west Sugarhouse Lumber and Hardware company to Ernest Schultz lot 4 block 2 Highland-Parplat E R Co to Vona SCT"! Bldg Co lot 9 block 3 Tale- S crest Park e D Welling to Bertha a Well- leg lot 53 block 2 A J White south 8 L addition Clara E Worrell to Price & Halton Co lot 9 block 12 A plat Melvin M Deverall to William Dear- emit section 3 township 2 south range 1 west -' elliam Deverell3 to Melvin 2E Dewsection south township range 1 west S L Christensen to George A Shoe et al lot 4 block 68 plat A 0 services for Mee ral De Voogd Janos 611 wife of Pete 'who died late Monday' at the lentil: Enda' residence here w ill be conducted wan tn in the Huntsville L D a' r by Bishop Wilmer Jensen Burls 1 chap will be itt Huntsville cemetery under diree tion of the Maim n mortuary of Ogden Friends may call at the mortuary chaps 1 HUNT8VILLIC-Fune- Geed) Jamie A- 500 d - GeertIttDe Voogd Jens -Home Amelia C Burt to Ervin C Burt lot 3 block 18 10acee plat A Malmaret A Perkins to Robert Clark lot 16 block 11 Douglas Purchase of seven lots on the north side of the airport for road of $70 was ape Purposes at commission Tue- - proved by the-citday The city attorney was au- thorized to draw up the- necessary deeds and complete the transfer as recommended by F S Fernstrom city clatiM agent services tea WEST WEBER-Fun- eral Mrs Lizzie H McLean who died in Twit w ill b e co 11 dI ic tec Falls Id a h 0 Sunday at 2 P rn in the West Webel Wednesday L D S ward chapel by Bishop Georgo A Realm) Bilrial Will be in the local come tery under direction of Lindquist and Soo Of Ogden Friends may esti at the home of' Sister street Mrs Arthur tribe 908 Twenty-fire- t Ogden Wednesday until time of urines' lb AUGUST WEDNESDAY M A 10 " f ()Miler rtialorurtas talltbteheconhdaumcatedp Lizzie H McLean TH 10 - dtil mil: ward chapel Friends may the services sod at the Bete mortuan Wednesday evening Burial will be in Prove thy Buda: Park - 17a2r! : 1 S McCarthy to Harold B Ben- nett lot 17 block 1 plat e - Romney Lumber company to Thera F Teesdale lot 2 block 11 ear M Lyman RI Survey S W Ross to William H Fogg lot 1831 Highland Park plat A O Saunders to Harry Bin- Charles g Deny-Violatinnington lot 10 block 2 Marl- te borough Place Lulu B Burrows to Robert A Fen- ton Jr et al lot 16 block 3 North Carolina subdivision - B to Jessis J Me- David Trial of three men accused of fail- - Guiston Noakes section 5 toenehip 1 west 1 south range into state ing register wet the :rarlotttLatiocaRloartn commission before accept- LatirsaaaA n3 CTingley Firstpaddition Miura ing employment during a labor '- t b W Harman strike was set Tuesday y City David Edwin H 27 townsh I p 1 Harman section 2 A H Ellett for September Judge north I west after the men had 'p leaded not rrlere B range Workman i Elwood M Workman lot 4 bl ck 116 Plat guilty when arraigned W Three Labor Requirement dayFuanter2elpsermy Radio Programs Mr Swearingen and his wife will News of Record visit points of interest here before WARRANTY DEEDS going to 0 g d en Saturday Gladye B Leggat to Charles W lot 37 block Gibbs 2 company Meanwhile committee members in Liberty Heights charge et the convention which is John MRuison to Alta R Ellis expected to draw guests from all lot 1572 Highland Park plat A sections of the intermountain area formulation of their completed plans Alan G Wood of Salt Lake City president said- Ttleaday night GSkinner Marie - g85 Henry Idaho: Pocatello - William Idaho: Margaret Idaho S Greybull Parker Parker 31 H 23 21 r- Jensen Wyo Lovell 111Chaam- Brown Fanny Logan r Jamee 01184Atratinalltaimalaind EnBstoantadaaudgnagutssits6r lotte Wilkinson Moore she was married in Engl d January 25- 1874 to James Wy che y With her bushed she came to Utah In 881 lesitling at CoaMile until Seven m nths ago whets she cams to Bait Lake several years ago City Her husband died Surviving are two sons Daniel Wycherly of Hiawatha end Samuel Wyeherly of Price two ()mightn't' hire Bertha Greer Of Devil's Slide and Mrs Edith Greer of Mrs Mar Salt Lake CityFanand two esters Mn Loth Francisco and tha Davis tf Wilkhison f Salt Lake City Thurs Funeral services will 2 Summit re L D S at the p day at stake tabernacle in Coalyille with Bishop Charles Frot officiating Interment will be A A iiCoalv ill e cemetery may call at the Union mortuary litre Fenny Adeline Andrews Brown 50 in Friends from 6 to 10 et Bountiful Draper died at a local hospital' Tuesnair m and at the'Wednesday tabernacle from 130 gi m morning following an operation mini time of services nOrMi i Born In Draper May 29 1887 she was ' the wife of John W Brown Survivors in W Il- l am i addition to Mn Brown include three eons Lewis Richard and Donald Brown all of PROVO-William Draper : two daughters Mn Pauline Ste- Jensen 86 Lake View s ea brother Murray and Agnes Brow Draper: farmer died of uremic poisoning Tuesday Joh n Andrews nlig Murray: one at the home of his sister Mrs Lena Ercan settee Mrs John Barker Ririe Idaho brack in Lake View He bad been ill about and five grandchildren 10 days Funeral mervicee will be held at the Mr Jensen was born May 21 1 871 in Draper First L D S ward chapel Friday Logan a son of Fredrick and Lena Peterson with lemma' in Reid Beck He grew to manhood in Logan and off Bishop l cRitatilogP eAtethae sicahootaalstaltiaheuraen Friends Mae e all et the C I Goss and tugeiiir mpdosZeh'pelpahunebtilpeied Solt mortuary Midvale and Wednesday 19'17 at and the Brown residence in with a swan e came to Provo in Thursday Draper from 10 to 12:30 p tn Friday lie married Cora Aleph in May 1922 Prtor to the aenices Besides his widow surviving are a Burial will be in the Preper cemetery daughter Dorothy May Jensen Salt Lake and ssters City slid the following brothers Lake Vies: Fred Lena Ercanbrack Mrs M Jensen Provo Mrs Minnie Vaterius Mrs Mrs Selma Ida Rigby Rexburg Idaho'J ense n Low Peter H Whittle Session Byron- Wyo POCATELL0 Idaho-H- enry sev be pneer Pocatello druggist and and Daniel Jensen Los Angeles Cal The body is at the Hatch mortuary pond i rominent clubman died of a heart attack i 252 log funeral arrangements It uP111:3rs eaemh aTvueensudeay at hie home tio had Despite his age Mr Whittlesey and attended to played golf frequently business duties daily An nines a few weeks ago confined him to his home PROVO-Ric- hard Bond Thatcher KilOW11 as the "grand old man of Ro- - month-olof Lee B and Elma Powelsoe Mr Whittlesey was a charter mem- - Thatcher son tary" at the lama) died Monday her of the Pocatello Rotary club He also home 127 South Sixth ntght Weat street &het was a member of Elks lodge No 674 and a a week a illness church the director of Congregational The baby was born Septe mber 8 i938 In Pa was a friend of th e Indiana from the Provo Surviving are the parents end three and many of them Fort Ball reservation GeorgeTand Bert sThatcher came to his drug store on East Critter brothers and Lee Thatcher who-1- nerving i a a street to as k his advice a bout their ff re rrovo northWeston central states L D S mission Conti on January Born In Farmington Mrs t and a grandmother Georgt 9 '1852 Mr Whittlesey came to Pocatello ne& from C te Neb in 1896 since which time POwellnn- - Provo 'Thomais ':27: - At $20 e 52950 re-w- as Edith Greet 536 South Tint West street She was 88 years! old - rge and Dorothy Mabel Car- penter Miller son Ile0 Psagt invent h 11 Rehal South street August 17 PROVO-Har- vey 62 prominent Rehal M re lif yn- -- M r Rock Springs and Provo bench fruit grower died Tuesday shell Victor Chaussart Simerior daughter Au- - m arterio-sclerosi- a i his home of Most unusual feature of the gust 16 eonMr and Mrs16 L F Sims Eden oHne nwas born March 17 1875 in Syria August Valley e son of Elias and Tukla Bekash Rehal widening was that 'a 'gravel forma- lie came to the United States in 1891 ' he was en tion back of the rock canyon wall Deaths settling in Cheater Mont Here business with a g aged in the to sink first when its porous seecome 413 'Vernon- brother aercomb began a partner In 1919 he sold his as ton general muscular atrophy August interest and established a confectionery nature settled more rapidly I 4 store In 1929 he sold this business and Now however H A Roertson NIELSEN Andrew Bach bench and engaged ig leisen 70 later settled on Provo 14 pneumonite was a member of Sandy pypostatic h August farm tenant reports the narrow PETERSON--Clei- r fruit farming He He -- 2 R Peterson 81512 married Lottie church Catholic the t uA III ledge sepaeating the sunken area ' Wes tin1 4g ton aired gas t ro ent e rill a Azar on Marth 1 1900 in Springfield unt are three e widow beetles his beon can Y from the main deeper Surviving Mrs is B u TCHER—Patricia Butcher 519 West 2 Silberman n New Otto daughters Auto forced be outward and Third North street gain° enteritis Mrs Jack Prentiss lievre ginning Deal Moot Mrs ' Fay afici M out ' gust 15 over into SPRINGER-MSawaya Provo': probably will be pushed Jean Springer 76 524 one sister ary an d one brother N as mit Rebel ' i acute Salmon Falls creek Third avenue dilatation of heart and Mrs Emil Teddy Great Fails Mont Thurs August 15 Funeral services will be conducted the Catholic church at day at 10 a in atwill be said at the home ably will dam up Salmon Fallscreek Provo The rosary Divorces Granted on Provo bench at 8 it m Wecitesda Y a few miles above its mouth where R Ow May Teter from Charles Yeller Friends may call at the home ens hour it joins Snake river Roger I Mel:cc:enough to the services cruelty: Judge Mettle A Coult from J Clyde Coult prior in P park Burial cruelty Judge Roger I McDonongh Oillies Kesler from J Elmo Elizabeth r 9 F Nosier cruelty Judge Roger L McDonough 1 services for PROVIDENCE New Suits Filed Mrs I Marie Etitaseh Galophen Skinner 79 illness Fred A Carleson Inc vs A W Hawke! who died Tuesday following a short at 1 p m in judgment for possession of automobile or will be conduetedL DThursday S First ward chapel the Pmvidence $450 attorney Louis A Canister H 0 L C vs Carl B Bruce et ux Cl al with burial in Providence cemetery under Heading the vanguard of o u f o f foreclosure $213437 attorney Ray Van direction o f Lindquist & Bons' mortuary of state delegates to the Utah Retail C°11II o e c vs MelVili O SM it Itl et ut Logan Friends may call at the chapel from Grocers' association convention next renititution of premises attorney Charles D Moore in and Sunday Monday Tuesday Louie N Strike vs B E White etal Ogden P E Swearingen of Los plaintiff's appeal N from a city court Bldg s J merit attorney for western Angeles representative Shirley Cohn vs LaMar T --L iiidney et arBiscuit in the National al Injuries suffered an auVirnoblle WI company dent $10000 attorney Harry Goldberg rived in Salt Lake City Tuesday S L Estate Appraised received while fighting fire instead of in the public safety gym- nasium as previously reported Officers of the fire department ported Monday that the fire at which he was hurt occurred October 28 1935 at 630 West Second North' street 0 Asp '' Minos Hunter-Thompso- were Mee E lizabeth Moore Wycherly residnt e of Utah for the Plat 56 yen' died late the home of her daughter Mi's Tuesday 1::1:: Clyde any der Islystie Snyder Roy E Devie'21 - Elizabeth Moore Wycherly '''''':' ' ta 1930 9nitt rvdlit5019m SenplermkSbnkeonneareligus yearn ago She the United States Wheel- - Salt D fortPhtgicael Wheeler teragadJetinmetrtt ty':':: --A' Vera Beekstead - Salt t w o ""geeg' Lake City: ': g r a n d c h ildren: a Nica other Henry Wheel- "' 1 Cr Murray five sis ' tens Mrs Lieeder '44 Walher7 Mrs: Elate V iseinan and if r s Leone Barrett Mur- I ray Mrs Thelma Lar- 1 soii litinter and M rs A lin Jacobs Me g ne Mr 12' 'heeler Fuiteral arrangements had not been corm pleted Tuesday night 31 25 I Schemnits rmt fiCat7iinierrVIMngurrgary: - CaleftniSIIII68ed- -a er at the Salt Lake City zoo 'Flies- J Eardley operating as Eard- - 1 se eot found was in voted inerease an was guilty day salary ley grocery ''- on recommendation of Parks Com- - by Justice of the Peace Marie Brown missióner P H Goggin effective at Midvale Tuesday on a charge of August16 He will now receive $100 violating the Sunday closing law a month He previously had been The verdict was given en the basis K D d Paid $78 monthly of inaufficient evidence Aed of a er Musser heart ail- - born ittW'hra"yileorrsvwillgeg Auguet 2a 1884 a Solon 26 Salt Lake City 10 East Berman Orlando Lundberg Midvale: Gledys Nichol 20 Holladay Compensatioh Award Made to Fireman United States for the district of Utah In the matter of Melvin Edwin vol bankrupt in bankruptcy - -- " 14700 To the creditors of Melvin Edwin DeLogeof Salt Lake City county of Lake Salt and district aforesaid a bankrupt Notice is hereby given that on the 20th day of July A D 1937 the said Melvin Edwin DeLoge was duly adludi- cone bankrupt and that THE FIRST OF MIS CREDITORS-wil- l reEgrat the office of the undersigned referee in bankruptcy 424 Beason Golf diadgy(Pit8e1ategme Nobody kids Claude Rosenkrantz o'clock a rm at which time the said may attend prove their 13 of 428 K street ithout the peace appoint 41 trustee examine the The course bankrupt and transact such other and quiet of any golf business as may properly came before youngster suffered It nose contusion said meeting Friday when he wee struck by a J T MCONNELt Referee in Bankruptcy golf ball during a match on the 17 Lake salt eel uuui August Forest Dale course I 037 66'6 a: Eleit'eggEreannYor in Shanghai were formally hostilities In the clients city to protect both bankers and machete from flying shrapnel and stray at an "arbitrary' r bullets Transactions intro set bare however' were consunt mated to facilitate the clearing of business wait and such dealings which could not transactions will be sub j ect to adj ust- ment "if as and when Shanghai banks are opened" The "arbitrary" Shanghai dollar quotation set "as fair and reasonable" by foreign exchange dealers was responsible for the posting of the currency to a 1937 highTe dealers maid e dollar also gained Hongkong ground closing 13 of a cent higher Hong- kong banks Were open and actual businees was done at the higher figure Shanghai money moving tinder cover to Hongkon was said by traders to have lifted the 14 ong kong rate Mcbtle the Chineite dirreireles were climb un yen held steady Mg the Japanese changed from Monday Leading European currencies closed high British pound sterling finished up 034 ofThea cent French franc 00 14) of a cent the German mark up uE ute of a cent the- - Netherlands guilder up 01' of a cent and the Swiss franc unchanged San Francieco reported receipts of $5- 688800 of gold from Japan Closing rates follow (Great Britain in dollars others in cents:: cables Great Britain demand 49834 lying 49134 49834' 60-dFrance demand 175 cables 37534 Italy demand 52612 cables 52612 Demands Belgium 1684 Germany free 402214 registered 23607 travel' 2775: Hollan 'd 5 515: Norway 2506 2571 Denmark 2227 Finland Switzerland2297: Spain unquoted: Greece 4539112: Poland Portugal A zecho-lova18 93 349 Jugoslavia 233 Austria 1887n Hungary1975 Ru- 3320n manta Brand 74: Argentina 908 Shan 3025 tion80 lilt Mon- rt:T)Iryci: 2Mexico treaf inenfiew York 9998 City New York 746' in Montreal 10001 nNominal All banks closed due to home court eyegaditruck Ceigi - I' re ign Exchange tgLdeieedliWru M C Z Sill D The men Hans Beckman William compa n y MelrachgatesalFailipit!lailaucrance W R and Bradshaw McMurray lot the City cemetery 121 plat D in g employ- of were accused accept the one first of Mrs Springer A to Ole John H Dahl Seaford se lot Sears ' Roebuck and ment MondaY ' 23 block 3 Liberty Heights public school teachers of Sale Lake Campus Boot Shop a n d Harold A Jensen to Harold N Jen died Sunday at the home of company City n Shoe company o es lot 58 Second Burlington igen her son Dr Clifford 11 Springer NEW YORK Aug17 (AP)-- The Shang- respectively Attorneys for the de- - addition Owners Loan Singe! hal dollar climbed 12 of a cent to a new 59 4 Third avenue Henry endants are A H Nebeker arid corporation tolotHome 2 block 2 High- in arbitrary hi h for the year Tuesday Carlos J Badger land Park plat C dealings in the currency here miles without stop" Copyright 1937 for The Tribune 1000 t2'3Wyjm"all:sm Balt Lake Jr William Thomas Worley Canyon BUHL Idaho-Virtu- ally ignored among all the theories on the "sink- ing farm" of H A Robertson near here is one which to many is the most plausible that it slipped off into the Salmon' Falls Creek canyon bordering it on the west The canyon which is twice as deep as the greatest fault depth of the new sinking area apparently with the aid of man-mad- e irrigation and natural erosion decided to widen out according to this theory It did—that is the store- ' in a nut- - lnaraseana 4 workers ' vacation Travel Increases A Domantrid ' 211 m thit0 time for the"seervicasa was born 1215 She )William Leo Wheeler City Leo J Sexton 331telt Lake City: Aura 0 Mc Keon 24 Balt Lake City dynding Idaho CC 26 Ann Harrington I State and Local ODituancs 29 Josies Emory caCithkriian: 200-fo- ot miles were 47290279 paseenger flown and 650709 pounds of express Accomplishments of the civilian Carried corps both as an em- M r Smith says that men and veterans of 3 young 47137 Airlines ployer Inc transported and as a contributor to national passengers during t h e months of this year compared with resources are recounted in an in- Record 10'2393 for the entire year of 1934 sert in the Congressional In July the compane flew laaa by Senator Elbert D Thomas of 275 miles and transported 3333 Utah received in Salt Lake City high TI1 esday passengers a new record He predicts that new rec- - The insert notes that in four ords will be established in the in- - years' time the C C C has employed more than 1700000 men who in oustry in September October and turn have seat more than $400000- November It lists 000 to needy dependents 7CMI Sealed bids will be received by the Regional Forester- Ogden Utah up to and including 2 o'clock p in August 25 1937 for all live andlor dead timber marked or designated for cutting on about 8350 acres in Sections 1 2 3 4 10 11 12 14 1512 23 T 27 N R 116 W Sections 5 6 7 8 17 18 19 20 21 28 29 30 31 32-e33 T 28 N R 115 W Sections 1 2 3 4 9 19 11 12 13 14 15 16 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 34 35 36 T 28 N R 116 W: Sections 19 20 30 31 32 T 29 N R 115 W' Sec- tions 4 9 a 10 14 15 16 21 22 23 24 25i 26 27 28 35 and 36 T 29 N R 116 W 6th P M Wyoming on the watershed of LaBarge Creek and within the Wyoming National Forest esti- mated to be 1305000 green hewed andlor sawed lodgepole pine t En- gelman n sprude and Douglas fir railroad ties more or loss There is also an unestimated amount of green and dead material suit-able for mine props and other small iproducts' the removal of Wh ich will be optional with the purchaser- No bid will be considered for less than five (5) cents per 'tie for tie timber and one quarter (14) cent per linear foot for op- tional material if cut The pur- chaser will be required to de- posit in advance of cutting in addition to the stumpage pay- inent three(3) cents per tie and cent per if cut one-ten- th linear foot of mine timbers for the total cut of timber under this agreement to cover the cst of disposing of 'inferior growth and slash and other debris that may result from cutting operations and for fire protection $500 must be deposited with each bid to be applied on the purchase price refunded or-r- etallied in part as liquidated dam- - David i Wednesday eveping will mark the institute for rec- - 13UHL Idaho UP—A great wall end o'f a three-da- y stone left standing in the middle reation leaders of the Granite die- - of of this southern Idaho farming trict area's now famous "sinking can- Among those registered Tuesday tottered Tuesday and lVit- yon" A Y P W A N in workers the were on the verge of falling peered school community and church or- ' Anxious farmers alarmed by the ganizations quirk feared the crash Vertis C Wood recreational su- - geological would jar the countryside and pos- of the state training unit is Pervisor new canyons near the in charge of discussions and dem- - sibly open which wiped out depression asGarland Puzey onstrations of the H A Robertson farm part sistant state supervisor of recre- - The original 0 sinking eanyon" and a smaller one which appeared a tion is assieting days ago are eight miles Mrs Jena V Holland Provo state only a few of northwest herei near the Little worntraining unit supervisor of ealmon- - river en's and children's activities - is in The rock wall between the river charge of that department- and- canyon and the new rugged gorge Mrs Mabel Davis Ogden handi- has moved 10 feet westward said is conducting Robertson tenant farmer whose Craft supervisor classes and demonstrations in the acreage has been reduced by the arts Trays bookends and leather phenomenon articles are among the finished "We have been watching this wall it ems ever since the disturbance Miss Tess Packard Trove super- - said Robertsen "We checkedstarted" it's po- visor of dancing and dramatics is salon by lining it up with several in Charge of that part of the instistationary objects across the main ttt By this method we have Plans for the institute were ar- - canyon found that it has moved at least 10 ranged by Royal Smith recreation feet westward toward the river dur- supervisor of the Granite district the last 24 hours" The meetings are being held in the Although no movement is per- Blaine junior high school ared the ce plible Robertson said there is a final event will be in the form of a continuous rattle of rock and recreational social in the school hall He said "booms" like muffled gravel Wednesday beginning at 8 p en mite blasts emanate from beneath the rock wall Geologists attribute the "sinking canyon" to collapse of lava -strata softened by irrigation 'Foundation' of Farm 111 - )Itk ' ISlarriage WORM 53 Cherokee DWI : Cherokee genet FetyaEleaao Nears Close J t AUGUST 18193'1 MORNING Idaho Canon Statistics Liceneee Wall 3Ioves 33 Toward River 'tort - - By FRANK SALT LAKE TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY Recreation Institute Air Industry WitnessinuIn B atiner Year More 26 cream triplets lb Full cream longhorns lb sandwich loaf Full cream western cured lb Longhorns Daisies Wisconsin cured lb Longhorns ' Wisconsin cured "'" 15-- 35 el2 c 35 Large white henneries dozdoz white hentieries Large otandards doz CHEESE Triplets '''': 0034 GI 0112 :: 35 09 11244 :le 116' 36 15 05 3 ' Unlisted Industrials nag tng 1 01 h Quiney North Lily 28 08 Tintie City dopiaer Mountain View New Park Naildriver Nellie Meda i 07 23' ' 01 1 :to ' BUTTER 02 score butter lb 91 ecore butter lb 90 score butter '1 b (Parchment wrapped 1m 05 A Produce 3Iarkets 03 03 112 Mt 08"A 04 it 01 12 10 47 08 45 "' '''3'''' Miller Hill Miners Gold Missouri Monarch moscow 00 22 01 12 02 01 01 07 05 03 01 Keystone Lakeside Monarch Michigan-Uta- 27 20 4111 Leonora Little May Lead Magnolia Mammoth 04 la 04 12 2612 65 Kentucky-ima- icohi - 03 ll Combined Metals Comet Coalition Commonwealth Lead Crescent Eagiii Croft Crown Point Oregon East Crerall Point East Standard Feat Tonle Coal East Tintic Cott East Utah EmPire Mines I Canadian Units Iltidaet Quotations s s Ste e l Sells U -- - - Tóin O'Keefe- - ?