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Show . - - ' rats f .7 - . DESERET' NEWS 12TITIC . ' ' , , Salt Lake City, , 1943 ttahSaturday, rebruary'29, 1 .- - So.siii-Oà.I.',.74.1;a7."Fiti..áfic'e.- t 7 -- - Livestock St!ick IllarketitalJies il Atter-Early- Hesitancy and selected rails YORK, Feb. ,.NEV in- dtistrials put a rallying foot forward in today's brief stock mat. ket after considerably early hesitancy. was a handful of , While. there 11 soft spots at the,starty trends stif ortinitzdsbymjrzitAG Ile A Col mem. Tank Stock the :isle Exchange. ad. 'final and bere.of hour, fened in the ...1124Ni; thi'. . Industrials ILI; gs:01;',,7.1; nearla'11 29.95 29.51 29.92 Up .41 from fractions to two points or Utilities1745 16.90 17.03 .UUp .13 .os Bonds ............ ., 93.02 io rrith many new highs for' the Commodities ..... ..1.. 90.23 up .20 Transfers ' pas year in evidence. Wis. Indus. Rails for the two hours ran- to around 1941 Mich 133.39 39.75 16.82 415.30 26.43 shares against- last Satur- 1944 low 500, 1940 high 126.00 32.97 26.42 794.390 biggest aggregate, day' 22.14 1940 13.08 184 low short Session in 1943. for Th few customers who appear3 3434 3434 Glass. 342,4 .. ed in Vail Street discovered noth67s 5's Libby...WM & L i st, 4 191a 192a - 2a ing nuch inspiring in theto war Loekbeed Atm renews but most inclined gess to Loewell Inc...., it 47 tr,evC soldout commitments to a Mttt.k Trtie14 33 32 to 31.a 4 this idea 2, on the extent moderate co 3 231s 231,g 14 week's 'r selloff may have served maey Yield 3 II7s 114 llto, 3sa healthy correction of the May Dept Stores I 43 43 43 is and put the Mekess & Rob e 1534 18i 163;4 31 lengthyl, recovery to resunie Miami Cooper. 3 634 Ilse 634 - rnarketl in- a ,position 9 22,2 2231 2213 '1 the sw,ng. Diminishing outlets Montsom. Pet Ward U 36'4 3C11 'II for idle funds still Were a factor, Murray Corp.-- 4 39s 7 7 7. s of -- - along with a certain-amouNashKelvinat. 42 734 Ile 73$ 'inflation psychology. .flusetr mew- - 1942,43.. Nat Bond & St 2 1934 19,4 1931i '4 2 32's 223s 22's 3s Nag Cash Reit - tops were American Telephone, s N9rthern Pacific, Upton Pacific, Nat Datry Prod 15 1634 16a MO, Natplatil Pennsy Ivan la, ChespirA Is e. Postal 7 7 3 Nat go,psum. "'s 3 Wabash preferred and 6 It'v 16 kit Nat Lead. 16,4 Telegraph preferred. Nat Pow & Lt 35 3's 33's 34 bids were Santa Fe. Nati Steel 12 5 57. Attracting INouthern a Coast Nat Supply 27 9 aks , - - Line,- American Car it Foundry, Newport Dictum, 4 12'4 1334 12's 1231 NY Central RR 85 13 11 15.- S. Steel, Youngstown Sheet, NY Chi & St 1, 10 351e. 3534 35"'4 34 r ) At-- , ,' Sears .- .- .. Generalyotors.---Ch- i iices - . . , ay i . Lib-O-- , ,. , . t 23, at , - 4- nt A ,' , 34- I Pacific,-Atlanti- -- c - - SALT i ,-- , Utah- Xéb For Week, receipts 3' a 428;,moderatelY st,cattle steadI to unevenly bigher, somd weakness on vcalers; medium to god, steers 13.000 1344: common steers idawn to .1.00; heifer supply common I to module at meditua to good .cows 10.50613.00; 9.0068 10.00(Al2.00; canner to common 9.76, medium to good bulls 9.35(212.00.. cull ltoOd to chotce vealers 35.00417.00; to medium 10.0061910, Ross; Foe wesk, mostly .25c lower at close; late top 1445 on 185.4o 250 sound weights;. week's extrenie ,O)p 15.36", was highest on iccord; averaos below; 185 Mullets. 13.8501435; abocti r2" pounds P45'941.10; sows .13.000.a$0. , For week, recetp4ts 17,246: Sheep: iruck.ies fully stead; no carlots seld: trucked-ilat. latubs good to choice 14.00414.75: Jew lots 'iower grades 13,b0 GOW11 to 1110; short truck load goodto choice WOOINI ewes 7.65, nigh record lot this size. VI ...NORTH A ,'.? I OGDEN, Feb. '23:..t ICal. For week, tempts SAW; actue; scalers weak; ollick classes strong to unevenly highjy: iew lots good to cnoice steers 1415416.00; reccird nigh prices; Loik medium to goon killers 13.1)0414.W leeciers 10 006.1.13.o0. stóricrs ileilree; me. mum to good slaughter, heacrs 13.504g tit: common down to 40.00 and below; Cows 1,1nOstiy Chnici 11.254 few; 12,50: heilertsh 'cow 13.75,4,73.1k., calin'erb 'cutter 8.50 down: medium to good bulls 10,000 !2.00; common 950 down;igoodto choice vealers 130041.18,50: medium and lower 13 50: -- clam For week. montly 25c lower: top 14,15 on best 180 to 350 pound wetghts: meek toe 15.35, highest of markernewsOrvice aver bges under 180 pounds at close 11851 t 1425: above 250 pounds 13.85014.10: Arecter-Kfrd- Hogs: closing sows 12.75'0.13.50. . -,-- - 5ri p- - it ' - 9 I. (rent ................ - - ...., .. 51414 re t r,k ra 1.. s. ............. - 3874 t .,32,ilai ... Hr i.c. 644, A 53'11 'R . It" :pc ...... reit r 1lih1vi11e Cr. rt Farm Prices r Piotteer Dies grtTE. Ire 1. - r.rrr. at vas h r tra ..... ... 4ri II'. lq Ore Shipments Icenter 11' lntD 11,21 - 7 --- -...- ,, .. r Jesus Chrirt of tatter-da- y Saints. WoodChristian Odin Olsen I men of the World and Vsteraas at Christian Odin Olsen.' 19, 35$ West Foreign Wars. Third bouth 'Duvet, idea in is bait Lane are his widow. Plorenee Ann Listed stocks closed strong on hospital yesterday at 346 p.m. di a Surviving Woolsey; ono eon. J. Vernon Wool-la- y. leg an Puthmohle the week's last can of me Salt i4at4ured two and grandeltildren: four broth. born in Oslo. P.oraay. March 10, era. D. R. Woolsey of Portland. Ore.. LaKe tachange today..Ouring tne came to bait Lake he Don WenineY Delbert and George week ittOCk8 ot theolg proaucers when ha las 23 years did. tie lived in of Ogden. two sisters.and firs.. Elfin Allan Unitta-tor---- ni years.- havebean active eauAligner- - in tor Mrs. Alta both of Ogand Burnitam. many years by no Laded legatee den. New vlork ana this activity has and itimug Oompany, &timing bmeiting naarket tor retirtnain193L helpeci to give it better e. Henry Kenneth Gibson His woe. xis. Lillie Wenn, 010414 tne.vvnoie list in batf.-Lakdied 16 year. ago. PARK CITYAlter a 13 months illLonsolidat. i3r1atoi buyer, Cinet IV trouble Henry Kenneth he is ILIIV OA by three eons. Harold ness due to ed, AortIi. 4.11ylinu. Uluo topper and Otto Oisen 01- SanUa. anU Word. Gibson. 47, heart died at hospital in Salt were up toaay wnile isiew a bbi ter. Jars. Lake at 12:45 am. rhursdar. ()hien ot Lee Angeles; A111110 hackerson oi bait Lake City. and 1e91. in Park was Ha born Feb. II, traues at whit remained tiroi oi City. a son of John S. and Annie M. .Iz grancidiataren.. cents, n11 point tor tile stock. Be had live4,4n Park City ell Gibson. excnange will remain clos- Eliza tilt C.,' Cents his life, except lor years ment in Bingham. ,Vv astungton- ed On monody. Uneral ;Armee for Mrs. Elizabeth 1919. married ra Hales. he In May. 011111 C. tormer belt .1Atite rtaudent who died isirthaay. in 1919. In June. Cla. he mar. who turd Monday in Sante leomcao and Merchant Hanna ried , Bid Abked Lent., will be Conducted Tuesday et their home in Bingham, where Mr. Gib.6:40 .. .92 p.m. at 260 zest balitiA 101:01he son was employed Alta Tun. by the Began Hardbe 1st hi .ourial t tree. utivet Lemwilt .0412 Co. , M. An, ware Company for nine years and servAn., set. .o.o.1 On-,- 4 111 until in Bingham ed watermaster Allutharn AtetItie briende may call et the piece of fu 1931.. Be then returned .04I4 .041s to Park City . nera itônaU netween 4 end p.m. where he was AM AL Silver the Blacic Metals by , employed and Tuesday from to, a.m. until time 01 But Coalition Mines Company. . 0012 . Bonanza Muting SerVieet Mr, Gibson is survived by his widow, 0534, .07. Bristol Silver ...... -- L.,Mrs. Hanna Merchant Gibson: hie moth0011 .0044 Bullion Brows Edwin Mrs. Annie M. Gibson; his steper. Harry .0242 .0132 , Cardiff for Harry Edwin father, T. Itt. Gibson: one brother., John .Funerat services .03 .01 Cedar Tails looter sister L. one Mrs; and Gibson, 11 woo wen a e:sa Brown. id. hurauai , .0012 ..... Central Standard Brooks, and one daughter by am. at his home, sAi nest suet Sown Emmett , .32 Chief Con. -2first-- Marriage. 74re. Devon Larson. his DC .32 or , street. .28 army myouarottre, wMj Clayton sneer Park City, Utah, and the follow0012 All conducted Inesuay l4 1 1 a.m. at lie East all of'children Colorado Con. by- - the present- marriage: .00112 .0014 Colts. Rexall '.ine Bight nev. ing bey eut n soutn street. Donna Miss Gibson and William Gib-eo- n .0" .06. Combined Metals Arthur W. reoulion. Apiscopai Amnon of of Salt and Miss Patsy Gib- Lake, .09 Coal'i. .06 Commet Liao. will omelet,' antral Awn be son Park of City. :02 .001i Commonwealth Lead Ulavei. Lemetery. , , He was a member of the Catholic .10 AI Eagle rerienas may CdaI at the place of church. a member of the atate and local 7 .01 .0044 Croft luneral until time ot serviptii fire departments and a member of the .01 .04 Crown Point Air sso born Dec 23, local Mlnifle union No. .99 (CIO) brown .0.112 02'2 Dragon a son or Barry ono Park City. 1868, in Angland, .01 0012 E. Crown Point Brown brown, botlt ot ,whom Maria Funeral- serriceswill, be conducted' by East St s Herr.of St. the sere Ai Martin born in London,- k Burket Marrs .05 .04 E. Tin. Coal youth of 1 i, he came to tne tatted Catholic Church at Park City Monday at 01 .02 LaFt Utah Linnire Mlife8 Jug years betore cocaine to Utah in 1890 .15 .13 Eureka Bullion to matte his some. lie entered the pro. Math Jane Johnson .21 1912 Eureka Lily Lon. duce business and continued ut that mILLTILLE .01 Cache County-Aruner- al .0012 Eureka Mines er nitt-yeatwheahee-yettreeti service1-.1.to .Esee4 bia Mrs. Maude are widow. Cache 82. .03 bureivine .011X County pioneer, who 'Abed . Gold than C. Barton BTOWn; two MN. Merrtd to .01 .001.4 Thursday ntglit of causes Great Western at G. of a son. Eugene John. Brown Lake the of home Salt and are .0712 er :Waiter ;10 Horn Sill wilt be conducted Mon..11,2 son- of Hibley, 04 --- -Howell .01 . randchildren. day at 1:20 p.m. in the Millville Indtan Queen Ward Chapel. kiumelsec ,... ..... . .... , 4..10124 - -- .03 Mrs. Johnson .08 .051..... Mentucky-Utajooen14 ,,perty, .... take - Local And State Obituaries Local Stocks Close Strong . . .001i a ins steady: no garlots sold: good to lattle May .0042 ,110la. ( cit. n777Pidebtir-ek-31-o113,4 -- 12 VI! ''." Aviat - 3- - 13 t rhoicertruckeddn-la14.00 iambs 14.50: , Nes,-0 MainPlia, 3,4 Amer Co 12 Standard Oti- - 4N. L). Tex.29 .2512 Pact 128 934 e's 934, -s 4 tot good to choice ewes 7.35. eerod high ., 'Manua-lot- iHill as Co,, Douglas Aircraft. interna- Northern .01 .001a Miller -0- -34f OMAHA. Feb. : Harvester, tional lels Dhio Oil ..,..,-- , 30 Gaid Westinghouse Mthert 14's 14,2 I liCalabie-i--100-- 0...ana.11,, Gla- -1 - and-Alli- ed .04 7 Wait .1:400;. not .0012 Monarch ,f..'r3i 'Sfj,,...Chemleal.----- Missouri enough .0114 as available to .00.4 3 2634 263'4 ...., Moscow- -, market: all classes nomG & E- l244 the financial sector Pac Although 8 331 Pac Tin COng 1.873,2 Mt. City Copper .., a- 's inally steady: closing quotable top 14.85: 33s 21232 was ' bullish,.. last..week-i'19 334 .04 Mot 334 334 purchasers Packard .011a la cornpared.Friday barrows and Mountala View 'generally .13 .0912 253s 26,44. 34 gilts lower, sotto tended to Step carefully' because Pan Am Airw 2016 26,4 off; no quo.- Naildriver 14 1934 1854 1834 tations. Param Pugin' .52 holi.54 New Park of the approaching two-da- y 13,4 4 Ut C M ... Cattle: Salable and total,. 700: compar.01 Park New Premier l's l's 7'4 day. Major seourities exchanges Parke Davis. 5 283'4 ed Friday last week: strictly choice and New Quincy 28'2 28311 .01 .00l4 25141 50 16,4 wilt suspend Monday for the com- Penn R R 26,4 - 34 prime beet steers firm, below average North Lily .52 .55 3134 74 rhOtee steady to 15 tower :. betters strong 11 3434 3434 Cola .. Pe1s1 .01 of .001,e No. Standard memoration, Washington's Pet Milk .... 1 23 23 23 -- 1 to 25 higher:. other slaughter classes .0512 .0534 Ohio Capper 27 25'4 25'4 2534,-:1i steady: stockers and feeder., birthday. Dodge. to Phelps, .03 strong .0134 Park Hingham e 47,4 lie 47 . 4634 5 25 higher; .top fat steers 10.65 on choice Pet ... Philip Morris developed weak-- - Phillips a .0412 .043a Park City Con - , 1 64 64 Steel Pt R 40 64 to prime the. new high moms Park 1(onold A, .01 ,04 ,,, ness, conceding several points at Pit i 21 34 November. 25 213'4 214 Postal Ttl of 50 numerous loads 15.85016 .02 .01 ' ' one time. in the wake of an Press, Steel C 19 83it &jrs 834 3's with 1.436 lbs. 16 00; bulk good choice Park Nelson .01 .04 Park Premier ad1,s nouncement the exchange had Pub SVf, N J. 15 1434 14'2 14't 14.25018.75. But good light weights 14 00 Lark Utah 2.60 1.75 1334 20 .. 1334 13'3 ...-Oil Pure on to late: bulk good and choice heifers 13 50 Pioche Bristol mitted .01 . dealings "rights" t-.04 tv14.90; leveral lots choice 15.00415.50: .08 Plumbic Mines - . 105,176 shares of the company's 3's 5 5 1 most good vows 12.00412.75. medium 5 Radio Keith 0 .10 .0412 Plutus , new Etock. 1 0 35C9 Prince 'ialon 1314 le 10.500 11 85. ,u tter and 'commtin Rand 13'i .20 .35 i Rowing lie - 1830 Bends 47-, improved. Repub , Steel 48A 10.25;; good bulls. top . late,. .1315: bulk Rico Argentine .60 generally -71,2 . Revere c & R 7.i -- 74 01 mixed . Commodities good and choice western bred elock ateers RoYstonCoal.n ..........,-.- 00la 274 ,,-- , 14.00em0o dealers turned 'sorted choim silver, king Cool ,. 3,70 4.00 were Reynolds T B - 11 ' Supported in the ,curbAmer-.30 .20 lbs. 15.150,15.50: Medium and Silver King West . . ' -03 Shore, Mesabi Iron, .01 11.75013.25: good mixed breed natives Silver Shield MS' 204 ti' 0042 can Light, Humble Oil. Republic Sasige Arms 512- 104 few packages good and choice lbs, Silver Standard 2434 '2444 244 ' .1:WS' calves. 15.50016.25. comparSrhenley Dist steer 004 Mines Sioux range and Niagara Hudson Sears A,viation Roebuck 8 640,i 63;4 , .00la able heifers IronBlossom So. 1410014,75: Power. Occasional losers included Serve! Inc ., a 13A4 ills- 1214 . .05 .01 total: 500: coMrsred So. Standard and Salable Sheep.. 1 1934 1934 1934 Shell Un Oil .02 .01 interican Gas and Creole !. Friday last week fat lambs and yearlings Swansea Con lie 2 Vis 374 .0012 Sit Knit Coat Steady to 15 highcr. 323 steady. feeding Tar Baby 44 .11,!4, 11'4, 11.4 l .0012 lamitta,atrong to 10 higher:- cloaing bulks: Tintia Central Socony.Vac. 31 . 2 .12 233s .234 133a .1132 wooled fed choice and wheat Sou Cal Edii and good Tullio Lead NEW 'TOR& Feb. 1.371a 1.56 Pac 44 171,a. 17,1 171,14- -, 34 Pasture lambs 1515010.00; closing' and Mine Standard Southern 18 113s tire complete .03 tabulation of to. Southern By 18 5 32 .0014 li weeks top 10 15 tor 8 doubles Union Chief 38 .02 34. Ito- lot wooied lambs: few loads good 3734 .0014 tays ttock transactions on the New Southern R pf 12 38 Utah Con .06 4s lambs 15.50015 051 bulk good and chows 3134 31k4 .04 3134 Oil ll!relt Exchange; . Con. 11. Wyo. Corp Sperry-, .02 .05 bass , 534 11 and few 534 15.75: bade. good native lambs 1;ialts in hundred Victor Con ..: Slam Brands ' .28 . .33 333s 33444- Li choice 95.99 lbs. wooled yearlings 14.15: Sales. Rich. Low. Last. Stand Oil Cal 49 34 Walker Mining 3 .00112 31 3134 Toledo rood and choice slaughter ewes 8.250 Stand 61 lnd 13 31 .01 .0014 16 9.00; medium to good 7.5008.25. common 504 9 5 Wtlis,rt Atlsrus Ex Stand Oil N J 19.. 504 50.0112 .01 34 choice 0 and S 7.75: 500 medium Con to Yankee good 47' 41-C 8,.4 84 41 4 41,4 An Reduct Studebaker .02 .01 IMP .. !MA odd lis feeding Immbs 15.00015.35: 4' Zama .. ... 5,. 17 Sunshine Nng 22 5 Atas - Jun V. V.:, '2,37132.25 ... 13.500.14.85 shearing lambs 15.500.15.65. Ct. Id. Sag. rom 4 244 4 14D.4-1414714 Swift le Co At C.- & Die '10.31',2 10.6214 Ct. Id. Sus. Pld. 7 4 All,ed Strs V. 7,4 Storlto Inlisted CHICAGO. t Feb,. 7.70 44 Allis C NUS 7.50 ll 30's 30ki 30"i si Texas Co 45 4534 16 453S mar-aorAmalg S u.r.. Pfd. & R Arm 4 414 52.00 58 00 4's Mch. . 4,s uabetle nhooarthialillyeeeeitpelaad70.'ntnotteelnlio,u5,00h: Coil. Yba Tex Gttit Sti! Ott 62 3 . 4 SI Am Can 3 1119 ...., A Ot1 1134 Fire 1,4 Clay Vat Tide 11; oi chotce bora to make a merket; quotab- 110 00 a.,,... 44. g:'' Am 1 yird. 4......., 4319 43394- 433S 17 331i :11 B Br 7, leAwn-4545:r none; shitioeri 47.50 -4-8.75 ki Tiwken & L. 81 Pith 40 Am Loco 1011, 7'0,4 1014 P I 52.00 ...:. isq,i:.1571,, l.5'il.;:f.'-a50.00 L. compared week ato market M. I. m Sitta- 12'4 .22'41 1:i TTr.alenutanti.spor higher with weights 250 lbo. and over up most; sal,. Am R & SS.. 22 P. 7,4 77S IS 1111611 B Is P 4 104x-- - 9s4 101,414 1000 at 6. sows 1525 1000 at Ott.. 6; hlither. aa Bristol 1103a as ft 121S Ant R 34)11...100 12,4 11''s 6(Pi Union Carbide; Salable cattleRieeipts 304, total 300. chief Cott '500 at 30. 3. a 40 & R Am 39'4 40 Pacific $ 9739 .ssia 871.8:4.. Si choice eompared Friday lkst Week: Sit Dragon .Con .. 1000 at 20: 1000 at 20. 2 5434 Am $4.4 rd . I 233:i 231a 313,1 IS CO 1p1 to 35, fed steer and yearlings strong: Eu. LaGy Con.. 500 at 100 19 3,10 23 131 Am T & 130,1 130 United at, 54. 400 all ar k 500 at 54. . 11 3014 7 30'4 Am Tob le, for i h2,4 51"i 52 United Aircrin 15 years; long year- S February 34 Am trc 55 23' 34 31'a 344 100 at I's tinted CorP North Lily 5'53. 2000 at 51 ,4; 1000 it lIngi 18.10. light yearlings ICU; i s.Ill 101 47it 4I1 Ani 3,1' 3 :.; -4' United Drug, ll'; bal.'ull4k fialta.5'. 87153 lt41751; 16(50'7 alitioStZeireirr5adr4nenroati 53S 6 6 Mn Z L&S 22 Unit rend " 10 2',IS 20'4 TN.:. Is tutted G Imp 20 Anacoorts, but in 1nlisted . 4 k 11 i, S 334 Arm T11 noire. . Gypsum '9 to late 35'0-11- ' Arm Cork 13r4 32,4 33'a 9 35's 344 15 S Indua Alc, last week:. medium to good grades at CURB ss LAKID 4. &SIP 3134 lit 37 SALT 3136 At 7 30's Ara 47'4 47.4 1r 5 Rubber.' 15.00 heifdown showed most dechne: 411-311 30 1.11.4 1 Bid Asked 55 At! Cat L .5,5 55.. l'S SmeltIUM ers steady, strictly chotect heifers reachStocks , ; 52'4 11: AO Refin 21ti 2114 21'i NI 13 S. steel 90 Ws 5134 8 l.$ 4 8 3.00 ed 18.50: bulk 13.004 15 25: after ad- Amalgamated Sugar . 25.00 11534 116 4 116 Aviat eorro .. 3 4'i 24.00. 4'4 41s . V U. S. Stem Pt cows lost early advance, First security Minint 6.15 5 85 ..- Fuel donne -1--heavy Mountain .85 1 65 Nald 141,1, eL !'4 131 123i 114 4. N. Oil Refining cutters closed lit 9.75 down: beef 1.tah most 4 1 'a 140.00 C Al 18S ...131.00 lip I 19'i 2'7 Vanadium llalt & nhin 4'4 Rome Fire cows late week during J. 14 NarnAdalt Oil.. 4 14 .. 1110A,0 good beef vows sold freely at 13.000, Roods: ILA 57. a saq 24 Railroad Bprtdix mat 13.50. strictlY 50 Walworth Co. 4 6311 63's 6344- -- 34 good Colorado reaching lambtrger 1, neth Stert.... 40 al 9 9124VP, St 13 90: bulls lost early- - advance ulom Warner )q," P 29 912 and It As est Bltexhatinv, 5 2te 2'i 21t-t- - Li ed steady. late top beavy.eauaage',Infler- BOsTON WOOL 20..-Pt -( 4- WA 4-- at West Pn :Tel 43 - 35a ,1134,1113 Beeinr n3 BOSTON, Feb. into around 14 09 against 14 40 at high 14 was Itordem Co. 19341-14 In 24 TVs Air Br 13 la's time. I:milers strong to 50. mostly West tracting Of wools in Texas which 21 4 921'1 34 1153s towards the close volume 9631, earned On In hither ati,16.50417.50. iVest El& M fir 19 96,2 24 2414 - 14 2414 - 3s the Prirrs Mtg. lint continued 1934 203i week through 13 2014 of last Salable Steel 1,000. Whe1ini total shettsRoteelpts 'Rudd lwfr 4314- 1,, 17 AV, week. Approximately 3.000.- 17 a 1734,- - 34 2.500. compared Friday last week: price part of 5 1734 White Motor - 44 'Rudd been 14 4 000 it', 13 3'0 4 were unimporWillys-Ove- r pounds of wools has now changes on all claw 10"i 11 Sorr Add Mach 13 11 'a Wasn't 19 tant: fed western lambs predominated purchased for spring delivery. - About 24 - 101. k Co - 14 are of wools of these 33'44the run: in 9 33'i 2.250,000 and choice pounds good 33,4 Woolworth offprints 1 24' 24,'; Packm at a 51 I 1$t 191i 11131 - 3s bulked at 15154116.50: late top 18.60. eight months growth, purchased 71'24- - I's Worth P k Calumet S., Bre a - Early 71, 73 43 conHtarable .horn alBO cents. 99 99 few natives greaoe 15.S016.06. , te price ranad Is. 4 wriest Aro 16.35 Pelf,. 12 12 months wools wns bought in Arizona moat shorn lambs with No 1 65 W Jr , ram IS 11 Co. 1 171., a734 Ort3- i- S. Wriglow pelts seld around 15.50. a few to 15.75', at a, grease prue of 43 cent 1'1 44,-4 i 4! 1,1r1r1o! 4 ratrml Yearlings 23 1634 usualY ranged downward leti 163s 'Fellow Pr k - 3; !,(1 n. 1 "1 reln3r4o IronsAO be ntsditina- tcsehelee ewe 13 32'1 313s 3134 13 & I 77 17 17 4- 7 rrtnd p rpt at bulked 504 9.15, with a few strIctly 1431 21 77,'. (Thin rhell 171;41 95 3 25 4 11:a chdive .0 9.25 and ;tightly above. -It Zynith Radio 11:, '123'4 'I3,A 4-- 3; r4133Fler SalPft A 41 'S Al44. 14 Slimrx 14.1- -, 1,4, Total today, 019 g90: preciona dag 33 4 rM11 Pmeoo4 1 73 week ago, 794,390: Year ago. 896 750: Colzee-Pa;m-111 4 18 two Pare ago, closed: 3an 1 913.990: 3 43 3, rolrn year ago, 19,235.171: I) date. 35.196,1111' 30.400.1192: rolum 17'g - .111 MILINILLE. Feb; two years. .attla 1rom rre,11 IN BULK 21118 2alii 4- A 92 score 131; 123;, 3314 4-- 3; Cm IPV 'f services for Mrs. Sarah Jane Johns.18 rem '4n1r lad 1114 123 on.'Millyille pioneer - 14 23;' 'f4 .:SZW YORK 11024121, 90 score 71 So .47 12 NEW' TORK. Feb. ,who died Thursday night, will be ea score 14 11 2434 2374 243it-romwith .481 are today's him low and .cloemt CHEESE conducted Monday at 1430 pan. in ronard Air tglit 15'm a 5 514 5,,1 SI:y oPPor the Millyille Ward. .27 prices of bonds on the New York Stock San Francisco Triplets 1'4 t5mnsol 0 011 1134 R1'1 X344Puce checked daily.) and the total sales of each BUSS Interment in Hyrum Cemetery - 1. Excbange Is 111'1, 11111, ('on Y1I bond. 4- - 1'4 81 will. be under- direction of the at 2s34 at Large, white special, dozen rontmor C AO CORPORAION BONDS A Large. white extra. dozen 15'n rent Bak .38 Thompson Funeral Hoine. Friends (Sake m &MOO). barns.- whits stand:are- - dozen 31 13 31 3414 .38 rola rml Salm Mali Low. may call at the Johnson höme in 1.1 115 Medium. whits extra. dozen 531, ront Motors. .34 S'e 94 04 94. -.44Mod b 5s 1 MiILvile Sunday .ap,trnôon and an 12 la ,,SO $O Sn 2 to 51 49 Mod 4 S7v4 571,4-'45 Corn Prod IHICAtin. Feb. 71 71 2 71 )Pot- Monday until time of services. &054 50 5tod rrane -Cm 34 4. 1.. i Ali on 45: atoes. Isti arrivals 85 track 63 50 5 IN. Causes of death were incident total 61' do The $. -- -11 4 111; Z. U. S.ohipments 913: old stock, supplies 11,;t4- 8034 8014 5 8134 Am F P 54 2030 the to age. She gassed away trnwit 701 01 .30 001i 85';,. flI, 2 loSti 106v, 108,i bolt. track trading very light: prac Am T&T 314e 66 1M home of a son,Eugene Johnson Cemeible Steel 311i, 3414 341,441 10104 108.4 1081a neatly no car Iota being ottered-marke- t --44 3,.,44 GI ---- 734 I 4-- Is Arm-- Del, 4e - b5 Cuban A Silt 3 It stock,-auppli4 1054.10634 10514 arcontualon,..--Ne- w light, Nibtey. 33S fits turtle demand light: market Itrm for best 3141 C A L 4,48 64 28 651e 51a Mrs. Johnson born In I stock. Curtis. Wright .20 8 Idaho Russet Burbanks U. S. No. 6'11 B34, 7'. IV& J G W 59 65 25 7 3.73e.4.00t Colorado Red McClurmi U. Perry. Box Elder County, March 55 514 Awl 514 51i do TIOt.re 9, .1860. Her parents, Lehi CurNi It 311'4 lirs at Nebraska Bliss Tn. 31 451'4 4514 e'en 43.s 68 451,4 S. No. I, 3.10.13; 1(13'4 Pei 14oRtnt13 11 Inv. - 1'4 Int Paper 54 42 umps U. S. No. l. 3.33 North Dakota tis and Eliza Curtis, snoved to 1 104 104. 104 414 W commerol'als 5 Pot L k 414 4 Mo rue 58 7 2.60; Florida 22 413'4 414 4132 bliss 7nutriphs 2 114 tl&RGW Pt' 13i 11:1 .15 fie G W et! 48 49 53, 341e 34'4 3434 Bliss Triumphs U. S. No. .1, 2.654175 Hyrum In 1864, and subsequent1 s Diamond 201'4 29 v4 201'4.... Mat per crate. ly figured in building Hyrum and Sou Pee 4,is 611 34 1451e 55 sole 4 1714 11 omo Minos 7144- - 1 87- - 5434 81 Sou roe the southern part of the ...valley. 5412 $434 1114 81 4 So 'Pee 4,iu Douglas Air 3$ 58,4 $4'4 14514 Kanto Of Grain Futures Mr. Curtis was the first settler 1, a 1033'4 1033S 13334 Du pont do So rue 7344 48 vs (IMAGO. Feb. 20.- -1 A13)-to locate a ranch in the Blacktastorn A L. 1 321's 321S 3114 14 So pa, 4Ig n 27 42 5714 67 . SIN wheat. Ittah Lulea Close Open 3 153 1521.5 1cl Tastmam Kn4 West 1.7n Su 51 smith Fork Canyon, and this 8 92,4 1 41'a 1 4211 921'4 02, 1 41.2 2 421s May 1 42 Mitt'. US 5 331i 3314 311;4- - 1; 1 42 32 1,11321 I 4240 ranch later was known as the Jt.Iy 3n5-1-34 'Flee Dora 0 113i 111'4 1 4! Sept. N Y Curb List 1.43,2 1 . .. ... 143!s. Hardware Ranch. 434 Ti p 41t, 334 - la Corn: NEW TORK, Feb. 2.1tAP)---Fornw)1- r o' T.ris R R '44. 14 Is 01S Surviving are- the following 1 00 irs rl, 00 May J. ikr of Parsamions On the li;ti'W 38 1 0072 Erie PR et 83i 8's . 1 children: Eugene Johnson of Nib-le00. Tork Curb ETCh&fiall awing all stocks July 1 00'. Mrs. M. R. Hovey and Mrs. ard bonds starl,sd 14 2714 Firestone T&R 2 27,4 27 , tle. 1.00'. L. W f Sales in Hundreds) 5 Ill'a 17,4 Hovey of Logan. Mrs. D. 721a1. 14 rintkoteOats St11011 Hitt Low Last P. Goggans of Great Falls, .Mon. I 4a 2334-2134 2234 Vlorebvim 5 A .5934 May .5931 59.a,, , 5E S 7101 Am StfINPITOW 71 42 35's 34'4 Elee Gen .. , .5732 .58, a .523a t. ("ales Service .58 ta tana, and Mrs Parley Jessop of July 13 a, Vs Ilvs 11 3714 Gen Tootle 27,14 la Sept..58 .571,2 .58 , .57'4 25 3!it Millville. She also has nineteen 33,i Gen Motor, r. 28 34 ri Bond k Sh 47,a 47"i Re: , NOT17 Mine 83i Pit 51a 3 40 A R al, 4 Gillette .113l2 s4 grand, children, twelve. great. .844s .8212 May .841a Mt I City Cop Gdrieh R 271,4 27 g, 214 la .8532 .10132 .883-.85 July T-grandchildren. and One brother, Nat I Ills A It's & 2734 211,4 12 22,4 .8732 .11I .88la ....., .8834 John Curtis of Basin, Wyo. 11 23s Ntag Bud Pow 2's Sept. P. 2414 2414 233'4 Gt o. Rv Pt. 14 .9034 Dee. .91's .89ti .114 Teehni,--oloII 8 4 14"i 1434 14to Grey lift CD tradtnt inSoybeans balled.) Weekly-- - Stockt In 22 I3 m Unit Gas Spotlight Sank Clearings 11T375 sales Total storlt shares. 1 NEW YORK Feb. Itsday 4 8 14 Toren Pow Yesterday's bank debits, $4.3592510e. Tear ago. 34150 thugs. )ow. 18 high. drama and net charre mice Pomo 14in 3334 3310 'a Same day last year, $3.724.40100, UI Total bond alas today, .312 000the twenty most &Mare stocks tor 15 Roost Oil 814 15T:64 Today. clearings. $3.77880452. Tow ago, 330400. the week. 21 7 Rude Mot 3i Same day' Mat year.83.e34.31418. 1.-- 148 's tom 4t S 205 400 1'4 10 Via Runt,' Mot 114 Week's clearinirs. $21394134.55 trated Co 203.100 las 1 l'a Companies Same week Ian year.- - 822,149,489,53. 121.800 3 Col GleR 21i 31a Thin Cent 81 Iva als NEW YORK glo - to 71Feb. 8 No RaMo 139500 hit Mary aff3i h9.1 603; Assn, Securities Dealers. In( curbs Pub. 84600 3'S 31s 3364- - Is 5 Fot..lier M 1134 IlaS 111.-- 4 Gra Paire 70 900 1'4 Pa ks Ils Can 3314 3314 33,4 4. 17 Affiliated p - Inc ' 2.51 414 2.75 to la Von Cn 59 3n0 Vy 181 72 .In3a-1- 11 9144-11- a Vane? 93 No North P 60. 9410 211,o Dividend Stirs Vs 1.05 -.-112 20.:LOre Feb. BINGHAM, ship. Packard ,. 156000 314 31a 3344 14 28 714 71s Pit TêT ,71a 17.66 111.35 Fund Investors The -- 314 -- 3Li4 ments from the mining 4 26 4o .24 07 Keystnne Cnstodn B S Ste,d 61 500 52's 5014 521411a 'ohne Marv'. '7 70) 7504 74 5 do B 3. 56 week were re. the 17.11 during past Am Wat W 57.100 510 11 21 11 2141 Jones is 14 Ca 4's 2 1 67 7.17 do B 4 as follows: U. S. No A P&L., 49.600 21s 2 ported today 2 4, V. do S 4 3.38 , 3.75 , 48,700 311s 294 311'4 114 tons; 11 5, Rub Scott Cop 21 21,1 31 3 70, 425 - Mining Company, I0,088 5fasyland Fund , 214. 1,-- D 8 714 43100 Itreseo-- 1 1 1 21' .i. 21, 2114. 115 4 Combined Metals and Reduction N Y Sh 60 Quartorly41.000 13 -- - 12'1 13 4: Is. Eros Groc 21 21 ,. , 4 DowvIonsti Averages S50; American Smelt. Cons Oa 8144- - se 45.900 $14 Turnahed by J. A. Bogle- & Co.. Company,Refining-CompanyF.1.800- ; - 43.60G-43114r,41-1.64.-47Socony,Taa-274- -- 4 ork 4 Montiwynrot-therlietr-YLeh 1711 Stock- -E- z--1 Insrand El Po 4 1,1, 42:100 14 4 314 314 21 3 2liti 213,1 Aihman Corp.., Utah Copper Company.895,000, change- .8 Cala Zinc Vie 4000 LYI 1 - n , in east Lake have learned of the death in isos Angeles.- Calif., &anInt ry hoer el --liter. 51,, a formes' resident of tins Born in Sal' Lake,' a daughter Of .1onsastm-Ktar- - 4 -- OPA Opens Drite Against Utah Violators rs Of-Orde- , Train, plane and automobile accidentsopening of a legal drive in Utah against Niolatori of Office of Price Administrittioncs ordersand a Senate investigation intö- - the legality of Gov. lierbert B. Maw. appollitments to state offices, highlighted the week's newt. - n , - , Emma Jean H. Hansen PRICE. Peb. 20.Services for Emma Jean Stott Hansen. 78, who died at her home Wednesday, will- be conducted by I:hallow Orson Nelson at-- 2 p.m. Sunday in the Price labernacle. Burial will be in the Price tity Cemetery. She was.born Sept. 20. 1884. at Bur-lanH. and England. daughter of John e Sarah Ann Beard Stott. with her parents to the United States in 1UL She married Joseph F. Hansen, who died about a year ato. ',Surviving are the following sone and daughters: Stanley H. Hansen-- , Francis Bansen, James Hansen, Mrs.,- Harry Laturner. Airs. Hartle Burton:- Mrs. Sarah Grogan. and 'Mrs. Van Kettle. all of Price; Mrc M. C. Seeley of Vpaltof a ststsi, Mest Fterah Castli Bali.: 30 'grandchildren and 22 great, ntlehrldrestr--7,------"--"'--gra ices. Fred W. Poulsen Fred W. Poulson. 61. ,fornier resident of set Lake, died yesterdaw at 5.70 p.m. in Los Argeles of a heart ' Born in Denmark July 28. 1861, be was a eon of Soren and Carolina Pend. Pen and came to Utah with his par. Intl when he was a small child. 14r. Paulsen was formerly in the dairy buoiness and operated a hotel in Salt Lake prior to his departure tor Califorria. He is survived by big widow. Mrs. Poulsen of Lon AClyde Anderson rlobratornd. and 4,41idtgrdAirs...-A.,-.1- .aWKdIr Lake. Funeral service.; and burial :will be in Salt Lake, with the time of services in be announced later. Friends may call at 4760 South State Street. -- - . Commerce. Those honored. and their nationality groups, are Miss Alice L. Flanges, Greek; Grant H.. Johannessen, Norwegian; Miss Mary Ann Howells, Welsh; Dr. L. H. O Stobbe, German; Robert A. Bar- clay, Scotch; Arthur K. P. Chinn. Chinese; Paul Edward Wyler6. Swiss; Hubert L Oxspring, . Lei-Allen; Salt-- Lakeinotortnah the' CATS IN THE BAGArnold northbound car who suffered in: ternai injuries, possible skull Smith of Vayson bagged four shock. days later to get another, a cub. Veda Adams Staker, 58.- of Lay..' Two lions were brought back ' alive from Spanish Fork Canyon. FRIEND AND CHIEFA--chiel--- ;other injured were persons ylolaBuchharn1,-Bountil-uL- - i her teeth George Parker,- 60, Woods Cross; Lawrence Rawlings, Salt Lake: Rubin Hammon, 36,:of (Clearfield; Allen Schofield, 30, of 457 See- ond East Street, Salt Lake; ham Mohr, 48, of Clearfield and W. N. Wagner, 38, of Second West Street, Salt Lake. Killed In Wreck Jacob N. Hock, 23. of Keetlen section - foreman for the Union Pacific- Railroad Company, was killed four miles east of Park City when a box car derailed - officiating. - , torch. The persons it the Dee HOS., Chigekt,Ushio,,,lapanese: SO, Mrs. Gino Giovacchini, Italian; pital are Melvin Jack 141 of West North Schipaanboord, Fifth Street, Netherlands; - sengers who were released were W. Erickson.- 81. who died at his home in 111. a followino Wednesday long Logan ness, will be conducted Monday at 1 p.m, in the Logan Eleventh Ward Chap- el. with the Eleventh Ward bishopric, , - - a daugh. who lost most of Near W. Erickson LOGANFuneral services for Oscar and evidence of remarkable cal-zenship during 1942, twelve Salt Lakers of foreign birth or foreign parentage were awarded the , golden key of Americanism by the Salt Lake Junior Chamber of Most spectacular of three train collision wrecks was the head-oat Clearfield of two one-ca- r iiiassenger trains of the Bomberger Railroad Company. Dense fog and icy rails were blamed for the wreck ,which injured 19 persons, six of Whom were released from the Dee Hospital in- Ogden where all were taken by, army ambulances from Hill Field. Two Were in serious conditionthey had to, be cut from the wreck by Parley Jessop Bible internal injuries. of Millville; a brother. John Curtia- of The less seriously injured pasBasin. Wyo.; 19 grandchildren and 12 Elizabeth Esehner Elsner Funeral services for Afre.- - Elizabeth I Esehner Elsner. 241 East Thirteenth South -- Street. who died Thursday afIll be conducted ternoon, at her home. Tuesday. at 2:30 tein- - at 260 East South Burial will be in Salt Temple Street. Lake Cemetery. Friends may rall at the place of funbetween 4 and 8 pm. and 7eral Monday Tuesday from 9 am. until time of eery, n ;Ciäiho-i4Mii-ik-iL:We- - Na; , , .ware-Man- more of Los Angeles. survived Besides...her husband- she-i- siby four daughters. Mrs. Belle Moore of Salt Lake and Mrs. Sarah Wmkelhorne, IMrs. Versa Xualey and Mrs. Blanche all of Los Angeleit Gonzales. three sons, Joseph IL and Wendell K. Elsinore. both of Los Angeles, and Melvin El.. 10 rrandchtl. more of the U. S. dren; four sisters. Mrs. Josephtne Beam. eon of Salt Lake, Mrs. Lillian Anderson of San Diego. Calif.. and Mrs. Margaret IKeller and Mrs. Rose Willey. both of I Bremerton, Wash. - T..0..fo,.:4-4,9p10-40;,(.7.- Curtis-'-hetam- e Mrs,- , lf-- Suminary For Servke , 111104 of Byrum R. Els. - - , and ter of Lehi and Eliza Ctetts. Mee pan. sustained injuries to her ankles; en ts moved to Byrum in and Mr. Golden Blacksmith Fork Canyon, establishing Cross, who suffered a fractured what later became known as the Hardright, leg andpossible- Internal stationed After her marriage to John Johnson Injuries; Robert Karl, to at the Naval Supply Depot at, of Hyrum. Mrs. Johnson moved Younr .. where she and her 'husband were injuries tto his left among the first settlers. In 1895 they Clearfield, internal purchased a farm in Nibley and in 1905 shoulder, and possible established a store in Millville, where iinjuries; Donald MCQuene, 30, of Mrs. Johnson had since resided. ler 457 Second East Street, Salt Lake, husband died several years ago. Survivors include five sons and danoh. internal injuries, and R. Nelson, tent. Eugene ,Johnson ot, tibley, Mrñ. 34, of 453 Fifteenth Street, Ou M. R. Hovey and Mrs. L. W. Hovey of Logan, Mrs. D. P. Goofy of Great den, right 'leg broken and pos.' Mre. Falls-Mont.. and 29. 1860. grtends- traer,,Wandnnit Itsmore was the wile II and overturned. Three members of the train crew. all from Og den, were injured. William Cray nor and O. W. Saxton, minor ix juries and Ray E. Nelson; broken leg. Damages action and who faced gunfire on Feb. 8, 1921 while hunting the notorious gunman. Blackte-Burns- . He was Joseph E. Bur- died. n k - nominee-for-eoun- ty - bidge,66for,13 pany. DOPE DENIEDThe State Board of Corrections, after ques- tioning State Prison officials and employes, refused to believe that dope and booze had been supplied to Utah convicts as cherged by Normar E. Standard and Thomas Nernier in their defense that they were doped and drunk- r when they broke out of the prison on Independence Day.. HERE AND THERE:Utah has the most trailers for tern-- . porary shelters of any state in the West with 390 out of the 1,000 owned by the Federal Public Housing Authority. Fifty Nazarene churches in Utah, Ida- - ho and Oregon had special ses isions to listen to a broadcast com- memorating the burning of the mortgage on the First Church of Nazarene In Salt Lake. contracts was A 82,500,000 awarded for the erection of 231 Tooele Ordnance houses near-thSalt Lake City paid Depot. oft 8300,000 worth of bonds nine years ahead of their due date. Utah Will begin collecting $393.,530 for the American Red Cross on March 1Utah will receive for 1200 mobile housing units air cadets will farm labor-1,- 060 receive academic training at the Utah State Agricultural College the University of Utah gets 4C3 army engineer& for training Cedar City High School trains 70 seniorrstudents for war in-- . S. Senators Abe MurdustryU. Pat McCarren of Nedock and vada conduct a hearing to estab-lish a basis for equitable division of grazing lands between white and Indian stockmea in the Ver-- , nal district. Drunken driving in. creased ,62 per, cent during the first six weeks of 1943, - "because of much moneyff- and--w- as termed a- "direct hindrance to the war effort" by H. P. Leathern. state drivers' license division director. He blamed liquor ration. ing and newcomers. - - - - - C.OfI.Wjns From Nazarene Rays-vin- e k an --- . , i Nev Steel Cutting Alloy Under.Tet In Salt Lake - - ,ig. , Starts ftegistratiop In Carbon, war-scarc- e I Adolf.-Chanosk- y, Fort-wort- cut-re- ). -- - ' t , . 134-;- -- . II - the Salt Lake Police Department. At the time of his death--he wa- svice president and general man ager of the Burbidge Coal Com of more than $5,000 resulted from a spectacular of-- a large trailer with a Salt Lake & Utah Rail. Toad Colnoany passenger train at Provo. Gasoline flowed freely J. E. Roberts area without ignitover a TWIN FALLS. Ida.J. E. Roberts, ing. The large ' truck driver, Henry Ar71. prominent real estate andinsurance Richard Frank Chumley Richard Frank Chumley. 53, of 1027 amt. died late Thursday in the Twin thur Belmain, 45. of Salt", Lake, Belmont Avenue. died at 7:65 a.m. to. Falls County General Hospital after a suffered a bruised leg.. His was brief illness. Be had' been a resident the only injury. day in a locat hospital. Twin Falls 33 Yeirc A eon of Thomaa and Ora Allen Allman, 4. Provo City plat of Active in civic and governmental criumley. be wita born in Pierson. Ind., tivlues. Mr. Roberts waa the Democratic nightwatchman died of a fracJuly 25. 1899. A resident- of Salt Lake for 16 years. commissioner ot the tured skull when he' was struck Twin Falls District in the last general by an automobile in that city's he was a former clerk of the cnited eassetioni.-States Grazing Service. business district. His was the He is Survived by tile widow and 'lire He id survived by hie widow. Mrs. sixth traffic fatality in the counMerlin i4iller Chumley: two children; brothers. Funeral were conducted today, ty since Jan. 1. Shirley Jean and Richard J. Chumley: with burialservices in the Twin Falls Cemetery. Mrs. Maude Ellen Loofbourow, a sister.' Nies Katherine; Chunzley of , Texas. and two brothers, William Chum. , 57, of Tooele, died in a Salt Lake Itringham Gardner ley of Texas and John Chumley of two days after she was IDAHO FALLS,Brigham Gardner, 78, hospital services Funeral ill be conducted early Fremont County settler, died at knocked down in 'Salt Lake. Tuesday at 10 cm.' at 260 East South a local hospital Wednesday following Flier Meets Death an Temple Street. With only his final check flight He was Dec. Mendon. born Utah. at Friends may call at the place of ser12. 1868. and resided there until he to be made, Naval Ayiation Cadet. 4 to 8 p.m. vice Monday from and was a young man and came to Idaho. Charles Wayne Kimball. 19. crashTuesday from 9 a.m. until time of fu. He settled at Teton City. where he ed to his dealth in a peril. spinning on Oct. married Nellie Bobbin' 6, 1890. plane at St. George. He was from John Richard Woolsey 19a5 After bis wile's death in he eop7 Canyon City, Colo. His instructor.. BATSVILLEJohn Richard Woolsey, tinuedsto make his home at Teton where Cameron L. Johnson, 22, was serihe was engared in farmine and toek 11, of Rays Tale, a Teleran of the Part in L. D. S. Church work of the ously injured. community.war and retired rallread The OPA opened a .30.count Mr. Gardner. retired for several ,Years. man. died in a Salt Lake hospital Thurswas VISItinft Mrs. L. L. suit against an alleged rent viothe Christensen of Ume be lator, sought an injunction suit Shelley at day of a heart ailment. was taken Born- at Gunn:son April a son C!.. Other survivor, include- Mrs. E. against a meat packing cotnpany of William and Sarah Huntsman Wool- - Rhodehouse of Henan: Steven and Floyd alleged to have delivered meat in NAMPA, Feb. 20.(AP)--Co- lWillia Teton of Gardner Gardner City. Se, Utah pioneers. Mr. Wriolsey worked ot Ogden. 35 grandchildren: 12 great, excess of quotas, and invoked lege of Idaho finished strong to for the Union Pacific Railroad in Salt one sister. Mn. Emma the criminal provisions of the edge out Northwest Nazarene Lake for 17 years. Rs also was em- grandchildren: Smith of LIve Oak. Calif. law against firms selling automo- College 60 to 56 in a ployed al superintendent of the were held Funeral in services -the cell. basket-bal- l Canning Corporation for 14 years, the... Teton.. Ward, Chapel. Ruhaltoday aa in bile tires for more-thgame lastrnight--r and manater of the Randolph Cream the under direction of Ing price. The Nazarenes took comMand cry for sit years. the Haider Eckersell Funeral Rome of a .Senate speThe appointed - at the start but before the Re waa a member Rf the Church of ' Shiley. cial committee- - to investigate he mission College of Idaho interwent of of the appointment legality ahead. Again at the start. of the Gordon Taylor Hyde as chairman second half the Nampa quintet of the State Finance Commission, forged in front but once again and the nomination' of several the Coyotes rallied. other state officials after the leChalfant 'of the NortnWelt Nazgal deadline for nominations. arenes was high scorer with 28 WITH THE LEGISLATURE - Parrott led -the ,Coyotes Arc avalanche of 13 new fish and pointsgame hills were introduced into By Larry .11. Robinson the state legislature whose total Associated Press Staff Writer. of new bills introduced during America has a new 'alloy called "chanite7 that promises to the week stood atHouse 56, Senbecomea valuable replacement for metals used in ate 40. Gov. Herbeit Bi Maw pleaded , cutting tools. makes it suitahle for - cutting with legislators to "keep hands Carbon County-wil- l for. register Chanite is named for its tools, the importance of which off" his state government reor, War Ration book number two at canont be overemphasized - since ganization program and warned' school buildings in the various Tex.. engineer. It data cobalt, tungsten and other alloy that a general property ,le-rcommunities, it. was announced use for this might be necessary Unless, they today by Glen back two years but was subject- metals in Ballinger of the purposi could be released for did. local war rationing board. ed to consicirable experimefita- more vital war purposes." Senators Mitchell Melich In the Price district, residents tion before the I.;. S. Bureau of S. R. Zimmerley, regional en. Grand) and Ira A. Huggins of Creek, Carbonville and Minesdecided that a complete gineer at the Salt Lake Bureau chairman of the joint ap- all living west of First East of Mines, points out, tuo;1 that propriations committee, complain- Street will test was justified. register at the Price The testing job was assigned to "this new alloy is made up - of ed bitterly that they could not Junior High School. All others the bureau of mines laboratories comparatively uncommon' metals find out what it cost to operate will register at the at 'Salt .Lake City and chanite which heretofore have been ne- the state ,government and that School building, Feb. 23. Harding 24 and is getting a complete workout glected for us. as a metal or they did not believe the reor- 25. ganization program had saKed here to determine its possibili- as an alloying element." Persons in Helper ' and The minerals of chanite and "in' access of half a million dol- ,in Martin living ties. will in the register asrepresented by the govThe ores which go into chanite materials required for its produc lars" Helper Centre School. Peerless ere not new, it is the combina- tion are available in the United ernor. residents are asked to register The 1943 Legislature passed a at the tion of them that constitutes the Spring Car.yont School bill "a the for measuretermed The composition of discovery. 'house, and the residents of Surveys show the method of the alloy will remain secret for manufacture to be relatively sim- Legislature to give itself a swift ger 'and Horse Canyon will Drip the duration but J. 11,flong. who ple, involving neither a complex kick in the pants"which will ister at Columbia. All Other rept peo present and future legtai been in charge of the labora- plant nor a large amount of con- prohibit' islators from, taking appointive pie of the county will register tory work,. says: struction materials. , the at school, in their buildings wish to serve thanite has a hardness which Chanite looks like steel, but it office (unless they communities on,slates pay) in an attempt to respective is somewhat lighter and has an without to be announced, by the School remove an, alleged abuse, the tradintermediate hardness that makes Stocks In Spotlight influence for principals. It suitable for tooling purposes. ing of legislative NEW YORK. Feb. , closint once and nrt chance of the bl- Long says it has "the pecularity patronage. ..5A, a bill Patriotic Service own most active stocks tods, Senatcand House of better .cutting qualities -- than esti North et "L- .--; 4 to lower residence tht Fe'di 11011 to3 vequireits hardness would indicate." Am RoIll .10 SOO 34 ment for Utah divorces from one the peneral relic to attend a Radio 10 SOO 73s '4 Tests Chanite's best reveal that COM! RON' Year to three months. Utah's special paulutl'e seivice. to be 900 13's -1s S Steel I 000 57'41 metnodof application. is as a much discussed , alien property beul bunday at 10:30 a.m. in Lcw N Y Central ...... 1.800 13 on tool or welded brazed tipped bill, to restrict the property own- gat', L. D. S. Institute, was extend., Gulf. Mob & Ob. 000 C"sr, a- mediuntcarbon steel toot hold- ing Am Car 'er 1rd? 1 .... 1400 3214 rights of aliens ineligible for ed' today by .Dr. T. C. Romney, Aviation Coro 7.700 Sak er. - . No Del tad( citizenship (foreign born: "Hen- direCtor. Vs 700 - also -b Chanitewitti4carshares Vs Cam Chem .... 8 ins lals) .needed only the governor's , teil6 Srakers wila be Richard Wel7e. SOO bide tools the advantagethat signature Curtis Publish 3's4- it- a Pocatella Stake:, rresident 100 vs : heat treatment not Is 11.0t CITIZENS necessary There will also be tnusic.al numHONORED, Barber Asok 700 161424 to develop Its properties. tinted Cory 1000 1Y1 contributions to community life bers, directad Ch!rd.er tank-truc- --- 4 |