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Show WHEATFEELS : ? ! 1 ' : BULGE PRICE While Quick' Profit-Takin- g - Higher Rale Prevail . Brings Reduction. Br JOHN r. BOTCH. Aaaaeielea Press Market Esilar. 4 wi of profits on a eric, bulge l era! wheat market iodF l! aewn lo a lower Wvel t tlx finish Tha r a pronounce wiiiK- -i -- .. eiated with tha fart that tha market - had feecoaie Hit Of Olierins. ol a.pfru aull of continued unfavorable and foreign ha cropt outlook dotpesuc were enset-tie'ctoint euotatlons on wheat to le net lower, a I th corn He to decline we down, oat. at .W'e hade dvncr, and provision varying from a lc Kt sack to a rlaa of ic. . Krrviaaas Penes Waaat Traelas Barlag M" er. toNervousness pervaded the wheat trad out-ee- t. At 1M to end day from begiuiiins seller but were irregular, price her had an adantait owing to the circumstance that tha Liverpool market had maoa upturn practically no thiresponse ofto UiahaiAltanuc. idwmu on auurrRf Kovfrrr, persistent wheal durin aarl decline toda f in cmeaeo hi.her Me.owmle. nend. euotalion official Uta that of fart much price nada of crop advice today confirmed report In tha dont e by blowing of aoi - dam r aouUioaat-,In d 1htrd-4Canaa western many Nebraska, aa well aa noun frees-l- n and of alternate thawing complaints ( United Bletat in eastern portlou territory. amler wnet TtsUica which then took place hoisted tha t market her lo mora than Jc a bushel above roa.7 I txKtwa f wurea. Bo4tlhtan-iru- t that welcome rains wara reported over tiie areatef part of the dooietue winter tha advance were sheat belt. AeceleraUna likelihood Of aaoertlonl that anna point to diacloaed both beina widespread crop daniaa' of In thi country and abroad on account r toa'th-aevera eondiuona, winter amtuually with exutina moutura ahortaaa In Canada, and advert proapect for wheat yields cf India and Australia. Word of laraa dellrertea of wheat at tendera of wheat IHerpoel and of liberal were a, bearish from Artenilna, thouah. and with domestic ralna and prevail-In- c mild temperaturea did mui h to five which holders made Impetus to the lata rush wlula tha irabbinf to trsb proflta today as lood. Cora aloMa Ireiaisk. WUk asaa OaanUty aala. Corn waa alunish all day. running Into ellina on small rallies, most of the speculative Interest now centerlne on wheat. Oat areraaed lower, aympathiaina with corn. Provisiona also were easier on account f downturns, tn tha a)ue of hoaa. rano( op UADiHO ruTuwa. Low. Close. Blah. Wheat Wren I.J Ji I n I JJV, wlw X ...., Jy, ...... ....... July ....... esttembai . Corn Warcb l. l , I May ...... .....v. .... .M't M 1 US KHe 1 '.a .4a 1114 U'. I.US I lo ,Ui 0t .4S 4t 1 111 1140 1111 11 S5 12 04 It II 11 31 1J :.UH 1 11 0 ...... .... lilt 14 H 14 10 14 M !S CASH QUOTATIONS. No. I turd. Wheat, Mo. 1 red. SIM II 2ta. Corn. No. i mixed, t'oc; No. I yellow. It'lKMc. Oat. No I white. 12 lie: anmple trade. Me. F.ye. no aalea. Barley, Mt14e. lS Tt. Timothy aeed. IS Clover aeed 121 uajJi la. MINNEAPOLIS. MIHNIAPOU8. March lit o year Keceipta. 114 ears, compared to Cash No. 1 northern. 11.1141 1 U: No. I dark northern. 14 per cent protein, II Utt I 44; 11 per cent protein. 11 lotxl 11: 11 per rent protein. ll.lietl.M: No. 1 dark hard Montana. 14 per cent prolein. 11 17: to sr-n- eo II 14. No. 1 amber Durum. II Mtil.tr, I amber Durum. 1 1 14 1.11: No. 1 red 11 14, Durum. tl04l4; May, Julr, Xo. Ills'. September, 124l Corn. No. I yellow, tl S b M Vie, Oaia, No. 1 white oata, iilj4We. Barley. 771c. 11 Rya, No. 1. II Ha. No. i. U.4481 MH. Mtl - wiNNiPta. WTNNTPtO, March u. II Wheat. Il it (AP). Plak. May, No. 1 northern. U N: No. I lSW: No. I northern. 11.21. north-T- UVCKPOOL. LimtPOOL. March 11 (AP). Wheat tloae: March, la 1 1 Sod tper 109 pounds), 1 JO .(per bushali: May. laid (II 14i: July, ts ad OlUStii spot wheat. Australia. 10aid tper lot pounds). II 4tVa tper bushel), route, aa Vtd (11.11 V). I PRODUCE LI Bwlsa. blocks, 2i-l- lb XOH 1 . , nrie . dW rV. ptSeCDOAGE HIM! J I uy.T yf?ALlT- - -f s .ie- j- T- LCNE- - VOU J V . r NURSIE &PANK J i( tiC - WINNIE lb Cream brick, lb bricks, lb Limbureer. brlcaa. lb each, lb Roquefort, Pull cream. Wisconsin cured, lb M I J 1 UQH VA S . r"inv,n,, s,r- - 1 Uae I 4VI-I- ' - A" V-Th- '& D ''V 'FTy. w S . . . s School Tax Levy WJM C rJ Wi' J V ' "O I pean arlting. N. 7 contracle opened 1 point higher to 10 points lower and closed at a net decline of 0 to 15 points. Bales esti mated 10 000. Banlos contracts opened 1 to 7 points lower aiKl closed barely steady at a net decline of 7 lo 14 points. Balea estimated, 39.000 No. 7 contracts Closina quotations: March. 11 M: Mar. 13 15; July. 14 04; September. 14 41: October. 14 29. December, 14 07. January. 14 M: March. 1030. 1173. Ssntos comrade March. 23 lb; May. 33 31; July. 3133. September.. 70 41: December. 19 w: January, 19 S3. March, 1910. 19 12. Spot coflee dull, Rio 7s. II, Banlos 4a, ie,tj2t. It'GAR. March It 'API Raw tagar was steady and unchanged today at 1 71 for spots, duty paid, wtth small tradlne. Bales reported Included 35 000 baga of Cuban for March ghlpment at 171 and 24.5O0 bagg of Cuban for April shipment at equal to about .... 1 7v both 4o operatora. There waa little variation In raw sugar futures and trading was extremely amall. Operators were Inclined to await outcome of today conference In Cuba, relative to the gingle aeline agency plan. The market-openeunchanged lo I point hirtier- and continued wtttim that- ranee throughout the aeaslon. It cloaed net un changed on all positions except the cur rent March position, wnirn at one time was 8 points hlcher on coverlna. but eased off and clewed 1 points higher. A duces from Cube said the president or a prominent sugar company theredtd not believe that the Cuban crop osillurfK would equal more than 4.750.000 tone, against a recent estimate of over 8,300.000 tone. Approximate aalea were only 11.550 tons. March cloaed 13; May. 19: July. lot: September. 1 It: December, 1 21; January, 3 32: March. 1 It Refined was unrnaneeo at aw ror line were granulated, although aerond handa Withavailable at roncesions of 10 points. draw ale were fair, but new business waa light. DIT GOODS. NEW YORK. March II 'API Cotton were firm today wtth finished eon as goods selling steadily. Further advances on silk were announced at Japan and firmness ruled in the local trade. Printed silks and silk crepes were active. More business came forward on woolen and worsted sullmas ana on dress taorica. Rayons continued to sell steadily, especially on the liner numbers. Burlaps were ".met. CAIX MONEY. NEW YORK. March 11 (AP). Call money eaay: hlth, 7: low, t: ruling rate. 7: clos ing bid. 0: time loan, firm; mixea collat four to eix month, eral, 10 to to dare IV. prime mercantile paper. S4jt. Bankerf acceptances uncnangeo. March (AP). Plow 1 MARKETS NOETB HALT LAKE. BALT LAKE. March II Hogs Receipts. 410, Including 41 head for the local market, 90 In transit to Loe Angeles merkrt and 370 to Ban Dteco packer Sharply higher: odd lotg 155 to pounds. Ill.35j 1180; light lights, 110 18, pies. 410. 111 CATTLat Receipt. 131. Including head direct to local packer. 27 In transit to San Dieee packer and 85 lo Loe Angeieg merket. Load low cutter and cutter cows. Hf 14 fed steers and yearllnga, common to fairly rood: few bids close to fully aleady: II Mf 13 SO: weighty steers, 113 05; part stesdy on some of the better grade cowa, load yearllnxs. 114: heifers mostly I1UI2. remainder without bida. buUc beef rows. 17 78t9 JO few load. 19 7.1u Sheep Receipts, 21. market quotably 10 34; bulk all cutlers. ISMsil. medium steady, nothing to speak of on market. bulls. It 50 H 9: odd head heavy beef bulla. , DK!VEB. veal, lit. I9i9 vs. practical top 11.000 Lambs. 2iil5c Sheep-Recei- pts. 11 DENVER. March Hogs Receipts, higher: slieep. lie hlsher: feeders. 3c or 1400. fairly active, generally steady; top. mora hlsher. bulk fed wooled lambs, 117 ISvj few 230 pounds, bulk 150 to 300 ill 00 on110.50 17 SO;. early top. 117 to. tat ewes, no 35 and a LQ 35; light lights doxtn to spounddownward frorar 19 down; shearing lambs : few packing sows. M M lltti. Cattle Receipt. 750: beef steers, strong to 15c higher, two loada 1315 pounds at I.Oq ANOELEt. 11130, freight paid; othera bid at 112 75V - tx8 ANOELES. Hoea Re- - 1100: Us lit weight. Ill 00t 13 15 fist; fat March 11 d she ou. stock, steady to strong: two loads to .450. slow, lioldovera. steady eipu,. heifers. 1 13 ISi'lcw, ft I 00: two loads 10c lower, top. sis w: live ioaag oesireoie mixed yearlinaa. 111 50: heiferlsh cows, weight butcltcre. 1 12 till 50. packing aowa 110 eows. I9 50ti9 75: 00; other high-graaround 19. Cattle Rece otx. 400. Part of run Im other load. 18 15ml 00;85 bulla, stesdy to down: few light higher, generally 18 perial train aull back, killing d clasaea strong 15c aotlth kinds. 19 3510 00. vealera. aleady; best, to lOe higher; car good ertr CaHforwta "led tot- steer. 111.10 load l oot,to15 AO, stock, ateera at JiJ-J- i. .look higher. p ud weights. 111 ao, car aood strong Sheep Receipts 30n0: fed wooled lambs. fed lot cows. 110: other she SOc to 80c higher; top. 117 It on two loads .nock; 17 50x9. all cutters. I47 35; bulla. 92 pounda to shipper: six cars 90 to 100 I9vi9 54: calves steady: part load good 117 rare plainer lambs pounds, 111 31. milk vealere. part load plain around 94 00: three 75i It as. all freight pounds, tit calves, 19 50 plain fat ewea, 17 50, freight ririn: small lot paid; load 8 Keep Receipts, 50 looks 25c higher. paid; ewea. trurkin milk lambs, lit, small lot It M, few bucks. 15. ST. JOhEPH. ST. JOSEPH. March 13 Hogs Receipt. ROl'TH HAN rtUNCISCO. 15c lower thai) Tuesday s 5000; around slow, BOUTH BAN PRANCIHOO. March 13 average, top. ill 35 for 300 to 230 pound Homs 200. luat Receiota. arrived, hold hogs; 270 pounds, lll.25 overs. 30, strong to 15c higher: load sorted 11.30; early bulk 100 to slow, little dona on packer going d Idahoa, 112 75; load other weighis; packing eows mostly tteady; holdover Idahoa. 112 00 ; load on 25c lower kinds: spots. matorlty light 75; late Tuesday holdover Cslilornlas. Ill 110 25: few stocker and feeder Idaho. olferlngs. two toads medium, grade pigs. 18 00419 00; steady to weak; cost Tues113 00m 12 35. lew Iqts local leoa. III XI 11125; weight. 348 pounds. Cattle Receiota. 150: auppiy an ateers; day. Cattle Receipts. 2400: calvea. .300; ac25o hisher. or 40c to 50e hlsher than Mon tive, general market fully steady, some aalea laano loada looo lo day: three yearllnga and lightweight rtcerg, gtrong: reCaliforfed ateera. Ill to; load atock sesree. fully steady; few nia kit feds. 41120: late Tuesday two placement loeds steers around 1100 pounds. IllOOvi 112 40: she 770 to Idaho. loads 13 30: beat 113 75: bulk. In yearlln stock scarce: few head euticr cowa. 14 50tt 111254(125. including carloia. mixed yearlings at 50, bulls. It 00tl 75; good to choice milk 112 50; amall lot of mixed at 113 00. ivealera 50. quoted to 114 112 25; bulk beef cows. 18.35 Sheep-Recei- pts. 375; steady: deck good s9 50; cutter gradea. 15. 7517.00; medium ei.nound California soring lambs, 117 10; hulls. 17 751 1 50: top veal. 115.00.. 35 deck medium grade lit IS: part steers. Ill 85. deck uiedtum grade faU shorn ied lamb. pound feeding s. 8000. few load 81 to to as. i pound choice fed wooled lambs. 117.50; around 50c hieher; some held above; nothKANSAS "CITT. clause. ing done KANSAS CITY, March 11 Cattle 5000; light weight steers and yearllnga. fairly active, steady lo strong, tew medium salea weight ateera. scattered Court steady, undertone weak on most ateera light yearscaling 1100 pound and above; llnga and she stock, aleady to strong; bulla, TWIN TALIS. Idaho. Probate unchanged: vealera. strong to 50c higher; and feedweighty calves, steady: slackers fed ateera, Judge C. A. Adely heard five cases ers, firm; choice loada In the first one, Hollar good light weight Tuesday. 11175: several mixed 11.30: 111 00 yearlln, E. Peterson denied the charge ef steers, 13 15; bulk fed ateer eligible to sell, In burglarizing the Oregon around 111 04t 11.00: good used quota aood complicity to choice heavy steers oflered. bulk led Short Line depot here in January, hellers, 110 5041 12 00; botcher cows. I7.50e over to the district was bound but I IS; all cutler. 15 S0t7 00; medium bulla court on 1500 bond, which he Could upward to II 85: good to choice andvealeri, feed-er- g. ot provide. load stackers tl4.onltOO: 11few 7S. 110.751 C. Adoss wa.t also unable to furlamb active, Sheep Receipts, 1000: strong; nish J500 bond and was held on a mostly 15e to toe higher: sheep,lamb ofno strletlr chose light weight forgery charge. Alfonso E. Ramirez, averages. 117.35; bulk fered, top 117 Klmbefly. was fined 125 for stealing lo 17.35; clipper. 115 16 woolaklns, wethers. 19 7S, hor 15 50, sheep pelts; Jim White, Rogerson, Fire Cate Qccupy Pleasures of Opulence By WALT MASON. "The man who ha bjr care and thrift acquired a roll of money, beholds the years and seasons shift, and finds that life ts sunny. He has, when wintry age ts due, no dread, of being driven with broken men to form a queue, where doles of soup are given. He has his fig tree and his vine, his bed of morning glories, and there, lie may In peace, recline, .and rood detective stories. There he may read the public prints, the bulwarks of the nation, and in them find pathetic hints concerning deep privation. He reads of how misfortune swats some Riling man and brother, of how disaster dourly trota behind some widowed mother. And then he writes a little check to help out those who suffer, who gratefully exclaim, "By heck, he is a fine old duffer." The poor man now can buy a sole to patch his tattered brogan, the widow buy a sack of coal, and chant a cheery slogan. The old man who has put away his little keg of treasure, year after year, day after day, can have this sort of pleasure. There is no greater joy than this in all the joys outstanding; it is the sort of unmixed bliss that money is commanding. It is a pleasant thing to know that when our journey ' .ended, some mourner, rising in his woe. will say, "His acts were splendid When Mrs. Spry was down and out, by all her friends forsent to he her a can of kraut saken, and eke a slab of bacon. If there, was sorrow anywhere. If poor men were evicted, he always had a buck to spare to comfort the afflicted." ! Copyright, 1929, by the George Matthew Adams Service.) Prominent oligit IV. Y. Banker S. L. Next Week Prentiss hr-wa- (XI a, ThcZ-RGm- BY BRIGGS S T ove Xoe TneY LT'eil kmowA Yoo LL. TOvrslKIHMG against It. - Be US WAIT- - J ( Tna. doctor - uJAmT kioovaj J there's mo Bus J cam ) ( HURRY ( To if You paV m LITTLE f f J OwfJ e5 MO ! GOT A LoT qf we.rv- YcujR. ) ( a check j , - ,SVS Ht U hag To havg k ) - f Hex new V "r TaiuoR 1 BY "J2.Z T( S V S( ) i HITS STORM Due to the ban on activities at the University of Utah because of health precautions, presentation of the cantata. "In Old Granada." has been postponed. This was announced Wednesday by Miss Florence Summerhays, director of the Girls' Glee club, members of which were to give the cantata on March 23. All arrangements have been made for the presentation of the cantata, and it will be given at a later date, tl;?. director, said. extra-curricul- ar RED DESERT ftlizzaril .Blocks ..Roa d s in Wyoming; Idaho Slill Suffers. ; Special te Tb Tribune. ROCK SPRINGS. Wyo. A blinding snowstorm, which started at S a. m. Wednesday, is sweeping over the Red desert and Green river valley. Westbound trains were two hours late, two eastbound mailplanes had difficulty In getting through the heavy weather. Pilot Hal Colllson circled over Rock Springs several times looking for an opening .through the fog, then left for the east at 10 a. m. Pilot Alva De Garmo, following Colllson, was held here for a tune awaiting abatement of the storm's fury. Temperatures are comparatively mild, hovering around 30, and sheepmen do not anticipate stock losses. The Lincoln highway is freshly blocked, according to District High way Engineer R. J. Templeton, In charge of district No. 2, extending from Red Desert station to Evanston. One crew is working clearing the highway at Red Desert and another is repairing a bridge washout one mile east of Granger. The highway from Rock Springs to Granger Is open. , Road Workers Busy Near Twin Falls Special to Tha Tribune. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. proposal will b received at tha offlc of tha Clerk of the Board of Education. City and County Building.. Salt Lake City. Utah, until 12 o'clock noon, March II. 1929, for tb construction of an addition to the Jackaon Junior High School at 750 West First North afreet. In Salt Lake City. Utah. Instructions Drawings, specifications. Sealed to bidder, form of bond and form of contract may ba examined at the office of the Clerk during tha regular hour of each buatneaa day. Drawing, apeclflcatlona and Instructions to bidders may ba obtained at. and removed from, tha offlca of the Clerk, upon making tha neceaaary deposit a follows: General Contract: First set, $23 00 deposit; extra set, $2S.0O deposit and $15 00 tee. Plumbing and Heating Contract : First aet, $15.00 deposit; extra set. $15.00 deposit and $10 09 fee,. Electrical Contract: First set, $15 00 set, $15.00 deposit and deposit: extra $1000 fe.- A contract bond In tb sum of fifty per cent of the contract amount, executed by satisfactory sureties, will ba required of the succesaf ul bidder. Each proposal ahall ba accompanied by a eartlftad check made payable to the undersigned, amounting to at least five per cent of tbe amount of tha proposal. Before successful bidder can enter Into contract with the Board, he shall furnish to the Superintendent of Buildings and Ground tabulated list ot subcontractor to be employed by htm during the progress of the work. Before successful bidder can enter Into contract with the Board, he shall furnish to the Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds a Hat of unit prices that will be used In settlement of aU ahanges whether extras or credit. The Contractora' and Subcontractors' past performance, organization, equipment and ability to perform and complete their contract In the manner and within the time limit specified will be vital elements, along with tha cash amount ot the bid. which will be considered by tha Board in the letting of this contract. The aealed proposals will be opened In tbe office of the Board of Edupublic at 12 o'clock noon. March 18. 1929, cation at The right la reserved to reject any or . TWIN FALLS, Idaho. Hiahway officials had crews busy In all directions Wednesday trying to put the roads into condition for use. With warm weather immediately following the Monday storm, most of the snow has disappeared, making the roads exceedingly difficult because ot mud and water. The stage eastward to Pocatello has not operated since a week ago Sunday. A man came in from the Gate City Wednesday afternoon in his car, but he reported considerable trouoie over ine neavy, roadN. Thehlghway east and west was cleared b? a big rotary snow plow all proposals. which passed through Twin Falls BOARD OP EDUCATION OP SALT from LAKE CITT. Utah. early Wednesday morning By Geo. Kins:. Clerk. Bliss. It will also, be sent south to clear the road to Rogerson across the TO CONTRACTORS. NOTICE Salmon tract. Office of the City Recorder. Salt Lake City. Utah. March 5. 1029. mua-soaa- ea Warm Sun Improves x Near Boise Highway"Idaho 8rled proposals10 will be receivedWed-at o'clock a. m. nesday. March 27. 1929. for constructand curb and pavements lo ing gutter (IP). Two or three BOISE, Paving Extension No 219. 11 rd Avedays of sunshine such as beamed on nue, west 773.7 feet from ISth East St., this district Wednesday would put Uintah Circle and Laird Circle, nortb the roads in passable condition, the from Laird Avenue, according to plana n file In tbe City Engineer's Office state highway department said. Instructions to bidders, specification Many roads in this vicinity were tnd forme for contract and bond, tobestill impassable, but gravel was gether with plan, when prepared, may ing poured Into the worst holes in be obtained kt the office of tbe Ctty the state highway. Engineer, upon deposit pf five ($3.00) Dollars, The rtuht is reserved t reject any Cold tnd all bids. By order of tbe board of eommls-iloner- a. this office until Weather Records Fall in Hailey Area Tribune. to ETHEL MACDONALD. Tha Special City Recorder. HAILEY, Idaho. All cold weather Plrt publication. March 6. 1929. records since local recording was inLast Publication. March 26, 1979 stituted here were shattered at Hailey during the winter Just closing, it NOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OP THE UTAH SULPHUR COMPANY, A was revealed by data compiled oy F. t Corporation. R. Bowman, official weather Notice Is hereby given to all the comof Utah the stockholder Sulphur For a total of 44 nights out of a pany that a meeting of alt the stockpossible 90, the mercury at Hailey de- holders of said corporation, will he scended below the zero mark during held at tbe office, room 630 Judge December, January and February. Building, located at the corner of South and Main street. In Salt At only one time since 1900 did the Third City. Utah, on Wednesday, the o reach the Lake number of nights 1929. at the hour of of 3rd day when 2 o'clock p.April, 40 mark. That was tn 1916-1- 7, m. of said day. for the the mercury dropped below zero 43 purpose of electing five directors to times. The mildest winter recorded serve until the next regular annual with only one sub- stockholders' meeting, to be held on was in 192S-2the first Monday In May. 1929. and for zero reading. the transaction of such other business ss may properly come before said meeting. Every stockholder Is requested to Businetg Students Elect be present. stockBy order of the undersigned Organization Officers holders, and dated this 9th day of sub-zer- March. 1929 to The Tribune. Special CanMOSCOW, non. Mountain Home, has been electnew of the ed president organization of students in the school of business administration at the University of Idaho known as the Associated Business Students. There are 85 charter members in the group. Other officers of the new group are: Robert Holden. Boise, vice president; Mary Mosman. Genesee, secretary: Chester Whlttaker. Wel-se- r. treasurer. Dean R. F. Fanner and Prof. Wlllard Wilde of the business school faculty have been named as members of the board of control R. C. JEHU. R. J. KITTREDOE. O E HERRING. Idaho.-Lamb- ert " '3 QOlTpA That webD 'surakjce y T. NOTICE. University Girls. Delay Cantata Presentation 6, rTwtE 35 Mike Etchegaray and Miss Jeanne Coscarralrboth of Eureka. Nev, were married here March 10 at the Sacred Heart church by Monsignor H. J. M. Welntjes. They will make their home at Eureka. N. Gray, prominent New York banker. Is scheduled to arrive in Salt Lake Sunday morning. It lit is expected that he will remain here for several days. Mr. Gray is president of the J. Hpnry Sbroeder Bankn. ing corporation. was held to answer an illegal possesCHICAGO. chief During the world war sion charge, and Jess Wilson was held 14 15 t It. March II Cattle of the marine transportation diviCHICAOO, to to answer of a Sheer NO receipt. charge contributing ateera and yearlinaa, 7000; light sion of the United Slates food addone on weighty the delinquency at a rnlnor. tteady: practically nothing OODEN. ministration, and was a director of steers, undertone weak: better grades, Hoes int. and II klndg Mereh weighty OOTjEN. Receipt, both the commission for relief In mostly medium weight Including IM head for the local msrxet and predominating In run; early tap light mixed Coolldgv$ Vhytician Belgium and the American relief 558 la transit to Baa Prancuce pack era. Not yearling. 114 00; long yearlings held high111.75: 187 comparabullocks. much done early; truck load. pound er: beat weighty Retains Army Posf butchers little lower, at III M. with Ugh! tively few light ateera selling under II 75; llahlg out at 110 50. stockers and feeder, firm: lleshy weighty AUTO HITS PEDESTRIAN. Cattle Receipts. 158. Including sot need steers on country account late Tuesday WASHINGTON. March 13 (IP). for the local market end 11 In tranalt to up to 111 04); lisht (lockers to 13 35: cow Lester G. Fraitey, 22. of Tooele, Log Angeles market. Early aalea steady; and heifers, scarce and strong; bull full Col. James P. Coupal. who was Presiload aood at 1:15 steers. Ill; odd heed steady, with outstanding sausage offerings dent Coolidge's personal physician suffered cuts and bruises good end choice hetfers. 19 7544 10 35: com up lo It 50; vealers active, with all Intero'clock Wednesday afternoon when mon heifer around 17 50: lew cutler eows, ests competing; instances 35c to 50c higher: during his term In the White House, In driven automobile an struck by by I4 50il.50: bull. 17.50418 35. weal calve. most light vealera making 117 004x18 00. reverted to his status as a major 110 751 11 50. . Pete Gillespie, 22, according to police and shipper kinda, I II tt II 00, mostly the army medical corps today by orSheep Receipts, 7. all for the Meal mar 118 00118 St. was at the war treated of ders the Fraitey department. Major reports. ket. Mono eold early. Sheep Receipts, 15.000: market active to Coupal has been assigned to the army emergency hospital. shipping yard traders and big packers; OMAHA. narrow, atrong to ahade higher; medical school here and will report some gales 15c up: good to choice 15 to 13 Hoes Re OMAHA. Neb . March after a four months leave of absence. PRIZE DEBATERS DUE FRIDAY. lambs. I17.354rl7.50: lew t lower Mostly 15T15c ceipts, 15.000. lt75t,17 10. tew choice sorted Those participating in the Hogle better grade weiehta, shippers: big packers Inactive;I 117 tow 17 75: some held higher: at lambs STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING SET. 200 to 130 pound butchers. II u 11.15; pracprize debate, the finals of which will native throwouts. I11.50i 15 50: sheep tical top. Ill 15, paid sparingly for 130 to few Annual stockholders' meeting of be conducted in Foster hall. Westscarce, quotable steady; feeding lambs, 240 pound butchers: two loads weights. 110 00. the Utah-Idah- o butchers early at 111.40. out of line with steady: few tt to Sugar company will minster college. Friday night, must later transaction: bulk 170 to 300 pound be held April 10 at 2 p. m. at the hand in their debates in written form PORTLAND. 10. 410 5011 packin aowa. 110 3541 ligluv main offices of the company in the before Friday noon, it was announced tu ao. PORTLAND. Ore., March 11 - Hoxv - ReVermont building, it was announced Wednesday. Cattle Receipts. 4300. . Weighty steers ceipts. 385: steady; trucked-llight butch-erand medium weights slow, steady: yeartines mostly 111.00; over and under weights, Wednesday. Election of a board of and light ateera active, strong to 35c higher; 111 75 down. A plan for the- - erection of 2500 other business is no cattle sold directors and she stock and bulls strong to 35c higher; Cattle Receipts. 310: houses has been started in London. scheduled to take place. veal strong, stockerg and feeder scarce. early: auppiy all cows and heifers grading D0 lll ELY. Nev. TtcinfalU PLOt'B. MINNEAPOLIS The Tribune. TWIN FALLS. Idaho The special In school election Tuesday resulted rev additional levy pacing the Falls quired to operate the Twin schools the ensuing year. The vote. was small, due to me uicwuici.w weather and almost Impassable voted lor the.levy ETCHECAKAY-COSCAKRA- COfPEE. IT. t Special Coffee fu- NEW YORK. March 11 'API lures were rather quiet but easier today under further liquidation and a little Euro- Jffoe.S. V Tn3e-- TrAE"RS Mat 60oTLS6FR j V IF I hs YckS oPTbuRs. I tx- -- VHAT! ? S ) l vuhy DlDUT Ybu MeNTiow R(PrtPF ? , y C ( .SHOULD HAve BcCm PAiDLOnG ImAT ftGO-'JC- J L) ir- - y NOW Many relieved, has had line. NELSON UNITED STATES FUEL COMPANY. Six Per Dire-me- New-hou- 1 DWIdend 4',c, flnts. ritiJSc; firsts. 14i2V. 2 4c. ordiuary 4trsts. Fouitry, alive, firm: receipts 3 cars' foals, WwlOe: ti4c: aprtnas. 34c: broilers. rtuisters. 2)c; turkeys. 30c; ducks. 244i30c eee.'ie. 21c. (kiw ( Wo. It. Rintham Mine Company. Notice is hereby given to the stockholders of the Bingham Mine Company, a corporation of the State of Maine that Dividend No. 28 of fifty cent t$0 X I per share ha been declared by the Board of Director upon the outstanding, capital stock of the corporation, payable on April 5th. 1929. to stockholders of record March 2Hh. 1929. Book do not close.. i Signed I JAMES P. GRAVES.' i Signed i THOMAS S. WOODS. Dated March. President, Treasurer. 12. 1929. given by the Board of Bait Lake City. Board Utah, of the Intention of such followmake the to of Commissioner to wit: ing described Improvement, To grade, eonetruct curb and gutter, cement sidewalk tsald ldewalk to con-t- st Portland cement of a S Portland concrete. bae and cement plaster wearing awfacer)-.- priInstall system. vate driveways, drainage rater services and sewer connections Laird Avenne and pave to back of curb from 15th East 8treet to 771.7 feet weal, and Laird and Uintah Circles nortbtofrom be Laird Avenue, said pavement Portland cement concrete six (S) to District In thick inches Paving eight (8) No 32. ssld roadwsy to be twenty-eig- ht 5 foot side1281 feet wide with five walk on Laird Avenue from ISth East Laird and UinStreet to T79,7.fee west. Avenue to TO feet tah Clrclea from Laird (39) foot radlu north, and thlrty-ntn- e clrcl with five (51 foot aldewalk on Laird and Uintah Circle nortb from a point 70 feet north of Laird Avenue; according to the plans, profiles and specifics lions on file In the office of the City Engineer, and defray the abutters' portion of the cost and expense thereof or by a local assessment upon the lotsand piece of ground to b affected situated benefited by said Improvement, Plat C, Big Field within Blk. 30. the Survey: fronting or abutting upon enstreet above mentioned, and to the tire depth back therefrom, and all within the district bounded on tha north by Princeton Ave., on the south by 13th South St.. on the east by 15th East 6t. and on the weat by 13th East Street. The total cost of said Improvement Is estlmsted at Sixteen Thousand Two 3) and 95-1Hundred Ninety-tw- o Dollar, exclusive of private driveways, water services and sewer connections, of which sum the abutters' Thousand Five portion Is Fourteen 5) and 95-1Hundred Thirty-tw- o Dollars: Ten Thousand Pour 810-4( and Hundred Forty-eig- ht (84 10) 87) Collars or Btx and Dollar per fropt or linear toot of abut(38) foot ting property for twenty-eigroadway with five (5) foot aldewalk:08-1-00and and Four Thousand Eighty-fo($4084.08) Dollars or Seven and 80-1(87.80) Dollars per front or linear foot (39) of abutting property tor thirty-nin- e five (5) foot aide-wal- k. foot radius circle wtth c Notice Is hereby of Commissioners All protest and objections to the carrying out of such Intention must be presented In writing, stating therein lot and block or description of property, to the City Recorder on or before the 25th dsy of March. 1929. The Board of Commissioners at tta first regular meeting thereafter, to alt,er the 26th day or March, 1929, will con-aldthe proposed levy, and bear and consider such protests and objections to been said Improvement as shall bay made. By the order of the Board of Commissioners of Salt Lake City. Utah. Dated the 28th day of February. A D. 1929. ETHEL MACDONALD. City Recorder. Paving Extension No. 219. First Publication March 1, 1929. Last Publication March 21. 192: NOTICE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the Board of Commissioners of Salt lake City. Utah, of tbe Intention of such Board of Commissioners to make the tofollowing described Improvement, wn : To grade, construct curb and gutter (where not already constructed) drainage svstem. private drlvewaya. Install water services and sewer connections to back of curb and pave Hubbard Avenue from 3rd to 4th East 8treet. and Williams. Herbert and Yale Avenues from State to. 2nd East Street, isald pavement to be Portland cement concrete six 161 to eight (8) Inches thick) In Paving District No 32. aald roadway to be thirty (30) feet wide with curb end gutter on Hubbard Avenue from 3rd to 4th East Streets: said roadway to be twenty-eeve- n (27) feet wide wlthi roll gutter on William and Herbert' Avenue from State to 2nd, East Street: and said roadway to be twenty-tw- o (22) feet wide troll gutter built) on Yale Avenue from State to 2nd East Street; according to the plana, profiles snd specifications on file In the office of the City Engineer, and defray the abutters portion of the cost and thereof by a local assessment upon the lots or pieces ot ground to be effected and benefited by aald Improvement. sXuated within Blka 20 and 21. PlaV A. Big Field Survey; fronting upon the street above mentioned. Wnd to the entire depth back therefromy and all within the district bounded orl the nortb bv 9th South Street, on the south bv Hampton Avenue, on the eaut by 4tn East Street and on tb west by Bute street The tout cost of said Improvement ts estimated at Twenty-seve- n Thousand, N Six Hundred Ninety-thre- e and (827.893 70) Dollars, exclusive of prl-vsdriveways, water services and sewer connections, of which sum the shutters' portion Is Twenty-fiv- e Thousand One Hundred Fifty-nin- e and 125.159 201 Dollars; Seven Thousand Six Hundred Ninety-fiv- e and (87,895 60) Dollars or Plve and (J530) Dollars per front or linear foot of abutting property for thirty (3(i) foot roadway with curb and gutter; Thirteen Thousand Twenty-eig- ht and ( 813.028 40) Dollars or Four and ($4 70) Dollars per front or linear foot of abutting property tor twentv-seven (27) foot voadway with roll gutter: Pour Thousand Four Hundred Thirty-fl- v and t $4,435 2l) Dollars or Three and Dol-la- rs (830) ixr iront or linear foot of abut1 22) ting property for twenty-tw- o foot roadway troll gutter built). Ths eslimsted coat per front foot does not Include the cost of driveways, water services or sewerprivate connections, the cost of which ts to be Jwessed against the property benefited in addition to the regular assessment. Estimated cost of private driveways, each, varies according to length and of drive type IT0 ... 810 00 to $45 00 Estimated coat of sewer connections, each 20 00 Estimated cost ot water aer- vice, each" $15 40 All protest and oblectlona to the carrying ,ut of such Intention must he In wrltlrg. staling therein tot and THE DISTRICT COURT OP THE United Biales for the district of Utah In the matter of Joseph Damianovirh vol. bankrupt In bankruptcy No 1102s Property, to " To the creditor of Joseph Damianovich .K0c.ora'!,crlPl'on CI'' Recorder on or before the 20th of Banri.v, Countr of Ball Lake and district day el March, 1929 aforesaid, a bankrupt: nU1.-?0?ot Commissioners at He Is Notice "1 hereby given that on the 7th da of March. A. D ISVt. the said meeting thereafter, to-w-lt. of MlrcnIicTer 18 Damianovich was duly adjudicated Joseph will bankthe proposed i,v, .nd hear and rupt: and that the first meeting of his creditor wlll be held at the olflce of the ,uch ProteU and objections referee in tosald undersigned bankruptcy. 424 Improvement as shall have been Reason bide . Sail Lake Clt. Clan, nn ,. ISth dav of March. 129. at I o'clock a m . By the order of the Board of Coin-at ahleh time the said creditors mar at' of Salt Uke City. Cuh tend, prove their claim, appotnt a trustee, mhwloners Dated. February 28. 1929 rvamine Ihe bankrupt and transact such other business as mar properly come before ETHEL MACDONALD saia nurvuna City Recorder J T MCONNEI.L. Ing Extension No 220 Ji" ' Referee in Bnrupf rv. fSll Lake tint publication. February 27. 1929. City. Utah. March 13, lra. Publication IN imc M. PERCEY. FRANK EUGENE JEFER3. First and Refunding Mortgage Cent Oold Bonds. Dated April 1. 1915: due April 1, 1P40. To the holders of the above bonds: United States Fuel Company hereby gives notice that It desires to purchase $60,000 face value of the above mentioned bonds for delivery to the trustee for the fulfillment of sinking fund req under said mortgage; that accordingly offers of said bonds, for this purpose, will be received by United States ?uel Company at It office. Building. Salt Lake City. Utah THE OFFICE SEEKERS. until 12 o clock noon ot March 25. 92'. at which time said offer will be opened (Boston Herald.) containing such offers should a bread line Mr. Hoover has Envelopes be endorsed: "Tender of States but this is the first time he Fuel Company bonds." TheUnited Is reto deal with a plum pudding served to reject any and all right offera. DIVIDEND NOTICE. CHICAGO. March 11 AP Butter today ruled aeak on all erades. Some business m too grades early was done at prices. cent above those listed, but afterward receivers were even Inclined to offer concessions. Buyers showed very little Interest. Prenh: 01 score, 2. 4c: 01. 48'jc: 17. 4c. K 4Sc: W. 4TV,c; 88. Centralized: 00 score. 47sc. 19, 47c: a. ae'.c. Ega. lower: receipts 30.179 rases: extra rectiPLs, WTT GOO0 VL' w.HA!VCJT PEODICE. lAP) -- Butler 1211. creamery, higher - tA IDAHO POTATOES, IDAHO FALLS. March IS. United Statrs potato ehlpmenta by principal states Tuesday, March 11: Calilorma. 11. Colorado. 3; Idaho, M: Maine. 1,1; Michlaan. (3: Minnesota, lot: Nebraska. 14; Lone Island. IS. other New Tork. IS. North Dakota. 45; Orecon. A; Pennsylvania. 30; South Dakota. 1. Utah. I; Washinaton. IS. Wisrouim. M. ' Tir.W YOIlH March TH- WORR1E-FIEO- The tax win raise approximately -165,000. The regular school opera ., nr 1 qq 4i in is nrovlded by the levy of 16 mills, above which thea school board cannot go except oy special election. Such an election has been ,necessary the last si years. St 'United PotaBtatee Department of Agriculture! toes, receipts. 03 cars; on track. 240 cars, total U. 6 shipments. 840 cars: trading alow: market firm on Idaho, weak on other etork: Wisconsin sacked round whites. ?,r tor; Minnesota and North Dakota sacked red river Ohioa. 11 009 1.10. Idaho sacked ruaaeta. l.S0jl.7S. - and 31 CHICAGO POTATOES. 13 CHICAOO. March APt. ,- ' 38 30 12 Wromitm. 10: total for country. 140 cars. Market quotatlona on If B- No. 1 stork at Idaho shippme points Tuesday. March 12: Idaho Falls district Haulinas very liaht. account of weather and condition of roads; demand moderate; market firm ears f. o. k. cash track: Ruaarta. warehouse recraded. 70itt0c. mostly 70s toe; occaal sional fancy shade higher: rurala. sales. 10c; waronloada cash lo Brow-eRussets, bulk outweicht. too few aalea reported to quote. Twin rally district: unreported: pauincs of Idaho potatoes Tuesday. March 13: Through Denver and Cheyenne to points cart and south. 75 cars: throuah Oaden. Bait Lake City and Twin Palla to points west and south. 10 cars; to southern California none: to northern California. I cars, through Omaha to Chicago. St cars. fSO I - VOU KNOW MOW TEEU ABOUT ORLS PRODL'CK. Creamer? (Quotatlona by Nehmn-Rlck- a Company ) BUTTER. aouarea or llata. lb. .........I .41 rNtraa, 41 Prima firsts, lb. taaa Preah ortra poultry farm. doa. i$ 14 Selected white, doa. 31 Medtuma, poultry farm, doa. .31 Ptoatt ranch, doi CHEESE. 23 Putt cream tripleta, lb Pull cream tonahorna, lb. .24 24 Pull cream aandwich loaf, lb Block UWJr 1 &TRAKSHT E WclNKWO TO IF ROy WAS OH, MAN! MARKETS LOCAL WHOLE SA FELT BAD "ID SEE CtRTAlMV LISTEN INFANT, .SETTEf? CRWL BACK TO yER -- (API. -- Wheat 11 I ttCfW SMOCKED Th fflMP T UttT) ' 1 VOH'T CAKE vou'pc the cheapest NAN WHANCIHCO. March 13 'API -- Ted eral state market news and eradini service wholesale prices: quotations,01 net score. 4ac: 00 score. 4Se. Butter. 35c; No. 1 extra meEiga. No. 1 extra. 1 dium. 2.1c: No. extra small peewees. 17c: No 1 candled extra. 37tc, No. 1 candled extra medium, lasc. Clieese, California fancy fleta. 23 '.vc NORTH , WiNNlF J3W produce LIVESTOCK M 14 M 14.47 .... .... .... 11 Utt M M 1JW .. Pwulter.nena.jse. unchanged. Other The Cigaret Test Twin Falls Passes WINNIE WINKLE, THE BREADWINNER , 10.771. unchanged ehlpmenta, Bran. I37.0t2( eo. It 1.11 1.11 than eitra. 44SW40S4. eilra. 03 score. 4CHe: firsta. at to 01 score. T.WM'.e: paraine. atock. currant snake No. L 12ej 12'.c; No. 1. I0e Cheese, eies dr. receipts 111.773 Poultry, dreased. steady: old roosters, M V2c; turkeys, ffesb. JOttUci fraaeo, M w 4Sc. Ease, steady: receipts M.tM; freah, gathered extra. ll'tttlJc; estra first, lo,4 'tiJ9c: aeconda. JJWe. tirat. llie: exnear-b- y hennery while, closely selected waatern tra. 3&4i34c. uear-b- y and nrar-b- r exto first extra average hennery white, tra. 12erl4c: Pacific coast white, extra. I64ti J7Se. do. extra firsu 14 o II sc. Poultry, alive, steady. Exts. KANftAS crrt, March 11 'API firsta. 14 c 7; 1M M'i .4fS S 1 ". July Bellies Marco .... MS IM, 03'. 41 Ktsy 4 M"i S ' Ml Varcb lak Mis IMt - July eptember wtarebT..... Mar July Lard July s 1 MarcB V.ay May l iui ...... May July eptember Oaia July aVptember Riao iiORXIXCOrARCiriC19: THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, THURSDAY 21 ' !( M.rrh ia ie |