Show THE OGDEN 12— Our Great Outdoor Zoo —No RAIL STOCKS 1 QUOTATIONS Prices For All Descrip Some Industrial Specialties Advance Call tions Show Tendency To Harden Rate 4 — (By The — 'Associated Rails superPress) seded the industrials as leaders of the upward price movement in to-- j 13 ®Lr' day's stock market Operators for :the rise succeeded in marking up a number of industrial specialties 3 to 6 points in the early trading but they made little headway among the standard issues whereupon speculative attention was diverted to the rails which moved forward in impressive fashion v Banks called about $5000000 In loans but there was a plentiful supply of call funds available at the renewal figure of 4 per cent Canadian Pacific was the leader In the railroad group quickly mov ing up 5 points "Nickel Plate" common recovered in a similar gain and Chesapeake & Ohio Pere Mar quette Pittsburg & West Virginia New York Central Delaware & Hudson Frisco common and Lehigh Valley moved up 2 to 4 points Others advanced a point or two and good buying was noted how ever in such specialties as Montana Power Warren Brothf-rWright Aeronautical Commercial Solvents Purity Baking B and Greene The closing was strong Radio advanced above 104 and carried with it other public utiities Oils had one of their periodical spurts Houston risrng more than 3 points The best prices of the day pre vailed for United States Steel and General Motors while National Surety and Nashville Chattanooga 5 & St Louis advanced and 10 points respectively Total sales - approximated 2000 000 shares " i 1 BOSTON Jan 13— (By The As sociated Press) — The Commercial Bulletin tomorrow will say: i The demand for wool continues steady and prices are slowly but surely hardening for all descrip tions both here and abrod Stocks of wool in Bofcton dealers' possession January including tops and noils at 55000000 pounds were somewhat larger than expected but inot materially so Last year when there were much larger stocks at country points there were 81000 000 pounds in Boston "Foreign primary markets have shown a flight rising tendency this week and an advance of fully 5 per cent is predicted for all de scriptions at London on Tuesday "The contract movement in the iwest has slowed down but some wool is being taken here and there eat substantially last week'B prices "The demand for goods is re as rather slow but'the out fported lloolc Is considered healthy "Mohair is but moderately ac tive but very flrn "The rail and water shipments sot wool fr&m Boston from January 1 1924 to January 12 1928 in- c iusive were - 7581000 pound s as against 87970'0 pounds for the Hirne period last year The receipts from January 1 lJ28to January 12 1928 inclusive were 9318700 poupds against S986 000 pounds for the same period last year" The CommercjrI Bulletin will wool quotapublish the following N tions tomorrow: ' ' TERRITORY: Montana and Rimilar — fin© staple half blood choice $11 5 db 11 8 combing $ 10 5 Hp 11 0 three-eight- m a Length 9 feet s " i ENORMOUS ANTLERS ON AALE EARS r ftti&$& - SOMETIMES REACHES A HEIGHT OP 7 FEET AT BLACKISH SHOULDER BROWN ABOVE UNDEtt FHRTS BLACK INSIDE OP LEGS AND ALL BELOW KNfeES GQfiiY FEET BLACK LARGE j A U aMlB XVVV SfcSUg' M$ WJ ¥07 Olm'?SfeSil mmX A v ' T eP i ! I MAKk : Tft'L ff'fj4-- r C° aLlES3-C- V rs tfeSS r 301econsiders v THE LILV" hs blood combing- S3 ©98 blood combing 58® 90c 1OWE CI THE WEATHER FEW MOOSE GIFTS' OF MAKE WHICH jfeS THE" c?X- HIAA DIFFICULT TO APPROACH - ?H!L tup r crrw "Picture o- - MOOSE isjnc? GRAIN: ! The CHICAGO Jan 13-r- By Associated J'ress) — Wheat devel oped increasing activity today and advanced as a result of buying in duced through strength of wheat values at Liverpool and of better There also was export demand closing of spreads between wheat and corn with wheat being bought Need of moisture for the winter wheat crop was noted in central Nebraska as well as in parts of Kansas and Oklahoma He Wheat closed unsettled to c net higher corn unchanged c c up oats unchanged to to advance and provisions unchanged to a rise of 15c' DINNER OF THE COW' : a Q1928 BY WEA SEWVKE INC " I What else could you expect on pTriday the 13th? Superstitious persons dislike this iflay very much because of the sup- - cemetery Jarvis Johnson dedicating the grave o- Box Elder Department CHILD DIES IN OGDEN HOSPITAL Correspondent Elizabeth Bair Phone Cosiness Office Corner Drug Phone 122 92-J- THEAtRE - -6 REVIEWS BRIGHAM CITY Jan 13— Thayne James (he fourmonths-ol- d son of Ezra ancl Lilly Bates Weaver of Perry diedyrhursday in the Dee hospital Ogdeh of pneumonia The child was born on September 1 1927 and is survived by the par ents grandparents Mrs Dora Weaver of Ogden and Mr and Mrs Joh Bates of Perry and a sister Gayle Dona Funeral services were being conducted In the Perry ward meeting house this afternoon with Bishop Leroy White in charge Interment will be in the Brigham City cemetery ELECTION HELD BY TREMONTON C OF C 0RPHEUM HAS JOYOUS SHOW i i quarter KANSAS 13 — (By Jan CITY (? S -- 77c 5353c ±i FUNERALS 0--4- re I M S 5657c 9292c ! 1 f FLOUR 4 MINNEAPOLIS Jan 13-(- By The Associated Press) — Flour unchanged shipments 4 54 4 4 barrels CAPITAL FURNISHED We are In a position to dispose of the unsold portion and underwrite the securities of any W have going corporation - 11 financed many Corporations which 'are now operating very successfully WRITE OR CALL FOR COMPLETE INFORMATION D A COPLIN & CO Financial Center Building California San Francisco ife ill "V TiiMmt - By NEA Through Spcil Ptrm'nuon ef tht Pubtihri of Th Back ef KrwvrUdg CepyrlfM 192J-2- 4 7111 For White Lezhorn Chicks from strong healthy breeding stock AlReds ameda County accredited $1500 Send for literature GRAHAM HATCHERY CALIFORNIA HAYWARD ne Super-Hetrody- JACK BELL AUCTIONEER BABY CHICKS PRICE $1200 PER 100 ' Brunswick Panatrope $700 Value For $415 EASY TERMS boa S GLEN PIANO COMPANY BROS-ROBERT- 2546 Wash LEGAL NOTfCES NOTICE In' the Second Judicial District Court Phone 181 State oi Utah In the matter of the application oncu A KEAL SHOE SALE Beneficial Oil Company a corporal for a 'decree of voluntary dissolution See Our Windows Notice of application for the volunCom- dissolution of Ueneftclal Oil Under Galore tary Bargains nilfA Anmnratlvn Arirl 4 t XT y rTT riTTATi Utah witn its prnyipa lwoi ofnusmess rsrtlJrj rVl 7474 the Weber m wsucu piace County Utah was AnDliCRtion fliea wun meoi-ii- i of iho Above entitled court by order of the court on the 13th day of Jan uary 1928 by and on oehait oi in Hot-Poiboard of directors of Beneficial Oil Used dissolving the Company for an order Ranges $50 paid corporation In accordance with u the provisions of cnapier Hot-PoiUsed Complied Laws of Utah 1917 That at any time on or oeiore un Ranges $45 11th day of February 13ZS me aaie Used Weeks' of expiration of the time of publica tion of thin notlc any person may Ranges $28 file his objection to the application If no objection are filed on or oeiore FULLY GUARANTEED the 14th day of February 1028 the EASY TERMS bove entitled court will thereafter to hear and determine the approceed & UTAH POWER and If all of the statements plication mane are snown o i nuo therein LIGHT COMPANY the rourt will declare the corporation - - - In and for Weber County 73G5 -- W m -- le nt le nt a ' 2-h- ? dlsaolved UWRENCE A VAN UXKtj Clerk 7432 Young Deputy By W NOTICE ON PETITION FOR DI5- CHARGE IN BANKRUPTCY Court of the United tn th - ! - — 4 : NEW YORK Jan 13— (By The Associated Press)— -- No sales were Teported in the raw sugar market today and prices were nominalHolders generally ly unchanged asked 458 for Cuban duty paid but some duty free sugars could have been secured at 45 5 while the only Interest from buyers was at 452 The raw sugar market was less active and while price movements were narrow the undertone was After opining 1 point steady higher prices continued within that range throughout the entire forenoon The steadiness was due principally to covering and buying by houses with Cuban connections which was believed to be the taking in of hedges against recent sales in the spot "market Houses with European connections were the principal sellers There were 16 January notices issued which caused some liquidation of that position and accounted for the slight setback which was the only month showing any decline v There were no changes In refined suprar prices which are listed at 580 for fine granulated by all refiners but a better Inquiry was I CHICAGO FUTURES 6 July1 92 94 91 84 55 54 55 52 54 55 52 54 108 109 104 108 108 104 108 109 104 93 O&ts J Mar May 92 93 92 93 42 July Rye: ' Mar 108 108 May July 104 55 52 nd -- Salt Lake Mining Stock Sales ORPHEUS "The Radio of Tomorrow' & W AUTO SERVICE Inc 2254 Washington Ave Phone 115 :" I ' 6277 h J J : Prices Special on re ar furnished Quotation by tlorta A Co Salt Lake Stock and Mining Exchaoce A furniture and Lamps 13 January OPENING SALES 1000 at Consolidated Alta 6918 Alta Tunnel 5000 at 6c 3000 Alta Merger 2000 at TIRE CHAINS— 4000 at 7c at Cottonwood Coalition 600 at U$295 Big 600 30x3y2 3 He 29x440 $325 BinghamatMetals 4500 at 12c 31x525 $425 Central Standard 1000 at ' 8 Mc "Windshield wipers 25c 1000 at Emma Silver 1000 at C W CROSS CO East Tintic Consolidated 300 at 38c 2242 Washington Eureka Lily 1800 at $175 7020 Gold Mountain 100 at 71c 200 at NEWMAN FURNITURE 2324 Washington CO 6c 6c 2c 7 8c 70e good market slightly stronger other stock supplies moderate de mand veryi slow market slightly 1000 2c at 68c Great Western 3000' af Sc Iron King 100 at 65c 100 at 200 at 63c 600 at 62c Kennebec 2000 at 20c Little May 2000 at 2 Ha Mammoth 200 at $240 Michigan Utah 1000 at 4c 64c Wisconsin sacked round fancy shade $l50160v Minnesota sacked round russets rsd' river Ohlos 500 at 28c 3000 at mostly $1450150 28 New $140155 sacked -Qulncy He1' russets rurals Michigan North Standard 7000 at sacked bur-ban$150® 160 Idaho Bingham 500 at 26c 3000 $175 1 90 fancy shade at Park 27c higher commerciul pack $160® Argentine 1000 at 68c 1000 165 Florida Blisa triumphs bushel at'Rico 2200 at 60c 69c 5 crates $200® 22 Silver King Coalition SO at $1100 Silver Shield 300 at $107 V4 BUTTER AND EGGS weaker whites higher whites 7c ks ( (Quotations by H O Lane & Co) 13 Open High Low Close : "Wheat: 129 129 130 129 Mar 130 181 130 130 May 127' 120 July 126 Corn: 89 90 89 89 Mar May (4-ye- RADIO— Be Sure and Hear an "sugar i lie-fo- fit-te- - T lttrit for the District of Utan McConnell Referee J'T In th Matter of ueece L nova & In Bankruptcy No 10136 bankrupt — Notice Is hereby given max ueece L Boyd has filed his petition on the th (day ©f January 1928 praying for discharge from all his debts iu All creditors and other bankruptcy persona Interested are ordered to at the hearing upon said petition before the United states uistmt Judsre In the United States court room In the federal building Salt Iike City Utah on the 15th day of Februin the afternoon ary 1S2I At 2 o'clockand there show theraof and then cause If any they have why the be prayer of the petitioner should not court granted By general rule of thecreditor It la further ordered that any opposing this application shall enter his appearance and file specifications In writing In opposition thereto with the undersigned referee in the manned and at the time as provided In General Order No 32 J T MCONNELL Referee In Bankruptcy ' Ogden Utah January 11 1328 7 43$ ' ' NOTICE I herewith submit the following statement of expenses incurred durmunicipal elecing the primary and tion campaign of 1927 Total expense contributed by myself $32150 Detailed copy 'of which Is on file with the city recorder of Ogden City This statement is published in accordance with general election laws of the State of Utah FRED E WILLIAMS Term) City Commissioner Subscribed and sworn to before me this the 12th day of January A D 1928 (Seal) R A MO YES Notary Public 7439 Ogden City Utah RUte one-fourt- at $105 Tar Baby 100 8000 at 4c Tlnfic Standard 450 at $138714 The Utah Consolidated 1000 at 2c Associated Press) — Butter higher West Toledo 3000 at 2Mc receipts 8878 tubs creamery ex Walker 1300 at 58c 3700 at 60c tras 47c fftandards 45c extra Lead 8000 at $150 600 (IT 46c 45 firsts firsts AlftQHhicl at Monarch $1 55 4000 at $160 2000 at seconds 85!404c 4484 $165 receipts unchanged Eggs North Lily 200 at $380 300 at cases $375 Mineral Veins 1950 at 10c Jan CHICAGO 13 — (By OILS COTTON MARKET Southern 10 at $200 100 --—4 at Utah 4$175 — CLOSING SALES (Furnished by hQ: Lane & Co) POTATOES Alta Consolidated 100Q at 2 He (Quotations In cents per pound) CHICAGO" Jan 13— Alta Tunnel 10500 at 6e Low Close Alta Merger 4000 at 74 c CHICAGO Jan 13— (By The High Central Standard 2000 at Bc 1910 1881 1881 Associated Press) — (U S Depart Jan ment of Agriculture) — Potatoes March 1903 1881 1881 500 at 19 01 200 Chief Consolidated 1879 1881 at receipts 83 cars on track 164 to May 1880 1861 1862 $322 tal V S shipments 1021 cars sup- July Emma Silver 6000 at 24c 1795 1775 1795 plies on Idaho stock light demand October East Tintio' Consolidated 600 at 37 H c Eureka Lily 1200 at $175 Sketches by Bessey Synopsis by Brachei Eureka Bullion 100 at 52c Iron King 100 at 62c 100 at 6Ie 4-- l— - 8c 200 200 i at 60c at 57c 100 at 69c 300 at 58c Kennebec 600 at 1914c Mammoth 400 at $240 New Quincy 200 at 28 He North Standard 100 at 7Hc Park Bingham 500 at 27c Ploche Bristol 1000 at Kico Argentine 1300 at 60c 2600 at 61c Silver Shield 400 at $107 Tintic Standard 300 at $1387 Utah Consolidated 2000 at 2c West Toledo 3000 at 2 a Walker 100 at 62c lc -- 'v' 2M OILS Ashley "Valley 500 4 One of the interesting devices to save labor is the magnet which moves the heavy steel plates with so much ease j The magnet lifts the plate carries it to a point immediately above the car and when the current 'is turned off the plate drops Without the magnet heavy plates would be difficult and tehandling of the i dious RADIO OFFER -i mm mm l COL Street S15 24th Phone 870 wooled lambs $1240 to $12 GO TnmAnn Utttt fciipper top r 'llljY packer top $1265 $1275 weighty lambs downward to $1200 in load lots best fat ewes $700 feeding lambs upward to $1300 this price for choice 67 pound feeding lambs Cattle: all classes moderately active fully steady fed steers and yearlings $1200 fe) 1425 part load medium weights $1475 short fed bulk beef heifers $950 1100 cows $700 900 bulk all cutters $524 625 medium bulls mostly $775(f 800 heavy beef bulls $850 ($900 practical top veals $1000 few to independents $1050 Hogs: active mostly 15c to 20c higher top $840 bulk 200 to 300 bulk pound butchers $825 835 82"5 170(fj)200 pound lights $815S packing sows $715 Si) 750 average 902 cost Thursday $803 weight 250 pounds FLOWERS Artistic Floral Co CHICAGO aJn 13— (U S De— 6747 of partment Agriculture) Sheep about IIANDiJAGH — fat lambs opening slow steady with Thursday good choice sale on ladl' Special clean-u- p handy weight lambs to shippers Head's 314 leather handbags $1315 choice handy weights held 24th Street Ti6 around $1325 and $1335 bulk 83 90 to — to choice lambs Balls! good Laceless Basket ' pounds $J 275 1 300 few 92 to h No metal trtch 100 pound lambs $1200 1275 ck taken out of leather ereme weights rejected from loads C E Armstrong Co $1020 1120 light native throw-out- s 306 25th St $1050!(S 1125 sheep steady 7217 fat ewes $C GO® 725: feeding lambsfirm bulk Rood C570 pound feed LADIES' POLN'TEX HOSIER JT ers $1200 4£ 11' 60 best neia aoove c l rr r a ir j $1275 Large group of $165 chiffon Cattle most killing classes un and $L85 service chiffons of even but generally steady choice fered for a short time only at common steers absent mostly and $120 3 pairs for $330 medium grade bulk latter $1150 FPED M NYE CO ®1300: moderate supply beef 7225 cows $700 ©825 low cutters $550 PHONOGRAPHS—PIANOS 5 0560 light kinds down' to $52 We are headquarters for the new few loads light heifers $1075© 12 Victrola Edisonicj Orthophonic most bulls $725a825 best $8 50 Baldwin and 5 pianos to $67 light common kinds down Peterson Music Co killing quality vealers better than 6145 2953 WASH ® 1200 Thursday largely $1000 market to big packers trade being RADIOS— J It will pay you to hear an At strong to 25c higher water Kent Radio before you buv KANSAS CITT Jan 13— (U S Powerful — Selective OGDEN SPORTING GOODS CO Department of Agriculture)odd 2311 Washington Phone 235 heep: lambs 15c to 25c lower 6919 lots sheep steady top 70 pound fed lambs $1265 others mostly 90 to 95 pound kinds S1200 to RADIO— Bosch Radios $1275 clippers $1050 to $1075 Eliminators Bosch A-- B ST JOSEPH Jan 13 — (U S D U S Lj Radio Batteries $775 Bosch Phonograph Pickups Sheep— Few early sales talkA) — A demonstration will convince ing lower on fat tolambs best wooled skins held up $1275 natives AUTO SERVICE CO $1200 down about steady aged 2274 Washington Phone 016 stock steady good native ewes 6573 $6561 - 133' OGDEN AUCTION CO A SPECIAL Jan 13 — (U —S De of partment Agriculture) Sheep lambs and fat sheep steady feed ers strong to 25c higher bulk fed s ? De OMAHA coun-cllme- DEATHS S — light driveins mostly $850 Odd lots packing sows $600 to $750 Few pigs $700 Cattle receipts 259 all for mar ket Steady Good feeder steers 900 Odd lots good heiters $750 to $825 Few medium $700 Good cowa $C75 to $8113 Bulk cutter to medlum4400to $650 Bulls $600 Veal calves $900 to $1000 Sheep receipts 16 29 including 920 to San Francisco market and 722 to Los Angeles packers None for this market ar I — (U 13 Hogs partment of Agriculture)-receipts 425 including 79 drivein3 for market and 346 direct "About Good steady at week's decline The Associated Press) — Wheat: reTREMONTON £an 13 — The c toMc higher ceipts 98 cars I chamber of commerce No 2 drak hard $157165 No posedly increased danger of bad Tremonton A real good shpw" is the popu 3 met Wednesday evening in the 156 No 2 hard $127® luck lar and effective way of describing 155$155No 3 $126 a 138 No Commercial club rooms for the officers for the the Pantages vaudeville? and motion- nominally $144 (ft) 147 No 3 nomBut we seem to have weather purposer of electing Result of the elecpicture' program whiqh the Or- inally $1361 45 whether or not It is Friday or any coming-yeaO as was President follows: tion theatre is presenting this Close: May $124: July $120 pheum f of week the other day week It comprises five effective 133 cars unP Bates board of governorsNeb-ek-J Corn Lee acts of vaudeville the photoplay changed toreceipts Mc higher No 2 white This morning ' Ogden seemed H FronkD C J Dwey "Streets of Shanghai'? and the nominally 80 ©82c J No 3 798 Harris! J J Newman more like San Francisco or Lon C O— Newman C news Schibbner reel 2 and Opening 80Mtc No Kinogram or 840: No 3 other famous foggy places Reeves was appointjed secretary A don to 81®83c yellow No 2 mixed 80 Thursday afternoon it continues i was served BOX ELDER COUNTY day and CUBAN Saturday SOHcj'No 378FJ79c Thursday night and until sunrise buffet luncheon CABARET May 84 c July 87 c today the air was so thick with BUREAU IS DIVIDED Feature of the fehow? is "A Cab- - Close: CITY POSITIONS Oats: receipts 4 cars unchanged smoke and fog that motoring was aret in Cuba" in which the famous No 2 white nominally B 5 5 7 c a dangerous occupation Almost City officials of Tremonton took — A 13 CITY BRIGHAM Jan European dancerf O'Hanlon and No 3 54® 56c the oath of office as follows: Mayof the Box Elder County Zambuni present their Oaucho term meetingbureau-waor James Walton four-yeRye $100 81c 80 held Wednesday band the Spanish dancer Amata n Farm Barley councilman Fred Gepheart n Garland and a like meeting and the tenor Jose Moriche The for two years H T WoodJan 13 — (By The ward O D Luke R C Harris and Thursday in Brigham City Pur two stars and Amata put on somea CHICAGO pose of the meetings was to bring remarkable dances in! which they? Associated PreES) — Wheat — No 1 B J Winzler and grace These hard $131 At a regular meeting the follow about a division of the organiza excel in speed mbtioni two combine Resolutions tion color into andmuste bodies Corn — New No 4 84ap85c: jno for were with formed committees ing degree in perfec-- ! 3 yellow 880 old No 2 yellow the first named of each group act- this separation were passed unanim attaining a high sceneis changed! 92c at each meeting Elections tion Then the ing as chairman: Finance F C ously officers will be held in the near and the den of a thiet in Paris is Oats— No 2 whiteV 55 867Vc Qepheart R C Harris and O I of 3 white 54® 56c inl No Here which shown future these action after the grows R organiza Luke and piiblic police safety' without warning a headlight or — No 1 $109 will as a be tions North known the dance and interest C Rye C and Harris intehsityias Gaucho' Fred Gepheart in- and South Box Elder pedestrian would loom up a few Ell J Winzler of is enacted The Farm death Barley — 8697c County bupdings and feet away and drivers would strive spection E J Wiazler seed — $3 05 3 $0 bureaus President at times J4 orchestra assisted Timothy by Tracy Welling Tj Harry — $22503000 madly tos avoid an accident on th Woodward and Dr O D Luke of Fielding presided at both meet Albert Erickson'a gro°up handles seed Cover slippery-streetact tie of well its part parks and streets II T Woodward! ings OMAHA Jan 13— (Ry The As Al Abbott in 'At the Old Town R C Harris and F C Gepheart Thursday vas the warmest 'day waterworks sociated one j hits of of O is D thef Prfsa)— Wheat —2 No I the Hall" sewer Luke and In a week The mercury reached on hard an ID 0132 No hard $126 entertainment! T show He C Woodward and puts 36 degrees lxwest at night was R I) Harris was No 3 hard $129® irt of the as rural the which $1G(®142 tyne Hogan appointed jus 23 and at 7 o'clock this morning town talent in music and speaking tice of the peace 1 White as city! the thermometer registered 25 No Corn— No 2 white is introduced This cct is enjoy-health "physician QJ P JMeister as 2 2 c No 3 mixed 7 is on yellow minute! the of for able and it every Waterworks superintendent The wraiths of fog lent a mys79c as imarsnai Mrs Matilda Kelly Smith died stage ana araws mucn appiause tic effect to the city distorting ob- yv uiiam- a oxiey No 3 white ON are 3IISSION Sheldon and Lee three NoOats— Floyd this morning at 11:45 o'clock at 52 4 c jects and giving lights a weird melwhite Clifton Kerr retiring secretary of the home bf her stn Ira J Smith negroes who "know j their stuff lowness the Tremonton chkmber of com 2953 Wall avenue The body was when it comes to dancjng Together TOLEDO Jan 13 — (By The As or singly their w ark is appreciated will leave orj F ebruary 4 for taken to the Lindquist mortuary Certain sections of the city were merce sociated Press )— Close: Wheat British Isles wpnere he will la Some singing is also included and the white vapor the 2 red $140 1 41 entirely free from No cash as ror a L) S L bor the this also successfully ovr goes while others were blanketed with church missionary 3 yellow 93 94c No cash Corn A th4 be farewell will Aussie and party Cjzechj having 2 white 6061c atmosphere so thick one could cut given in his honof Saturday No Oats cash eve-- i opening position present an Inter m- -j l— at it with a knife i Pvye cash No 2 $115 csting and rathdr exciting act in ' domestic seed cash Clover hall Saxes em are which bull whips and The barometer took a sudden — — 'V $1865 thes action 24 kedp ployed going They hours going the past drop in domestic Services for Mrs Mary Annie in a $1885 February to maintain Interest at down 50 points indicating' snow March' domestic $1880 cash imRobbins Vaughn were held on high way SERVICES HELD point Thursday afternoon in the First Tne two Hlckiman ibrotners as ported $1600 January imported "We have had two solid weeks A sisted by a woman stage "In 1944 Rev with FOR church SLED VICTIM the $1645 asked February mported Baptist without sunshine now so even a J Hansen officiating Mrs Lee-no- a novelty act bksed Ion billboar4 $1650 asked March imported etorm would be a nice change $1650 asked FIELDING Skaggs and Robert T Green-we- ll and radio advetitisingl Jan 13— Funeral Alsike cash $1630 asked Janthe of sang were on PLAY IM Granddaughters services STRUGGLE Thurs conducted The time of sunrise and sunset The were flower deceased carriers $1630 asked uary February in the Fielding ward The photoplay "Streets of today Is 7:50 a m and 5:23 p m day afternoon in the Mountain View ceme- Shanghai" uses the present tur $1645 Mrch $1660! meeting house for Marie Garn 13 gravewas dedicated by Mr Hansen moii In China as a backgrounds Timothy cash $205 March girl wh£ was injured tery There will be two more Friday year-ol- d $215 Is an appealing love stoir There coasting a w4ek ago Bishop the 13ths in this year Th© next while Services for Frank Suter were in the play The conclusion come one will be in April and then one Horace Richards hd charge of the ST LOUIS: aJn 13— (By The services The musical program con held on Thursday afternoon in in a severe battle between th sisted of two selections by the the Lindquist funeral parlors with white forces and natives In whlcH Associated Press ) —Cash wheat: ward choir and solo by Bishop Myron B Richardson pre- the principals are saved from th No 2 red $152 No 3 red $147 No 1 hard $137 Ronald Aptgood hot Lake siding Music was provided by mnh Corn: No 3 yellowi 88c No 4 Sneakers included Oluf Peterson Mrs Mary Farley and BIrs Pauline 85 86c No 2 white 85c yellow George Coombs Aj R Capner Leo C Martin Opening prayer was ofEXTUVAGAXT No 4 white 82 c Eart and Bishop Richards Reso fered by Lavin Wilkinson and bene"I've heard tHere's ifolka in these - Oats: No 2 white Iutions of respect ifrom the school diction by John A Hill Speakers were read by PHncipal Arthur were John K Kruitbosch H H large apartments that buy butter No 3 white 55ffp56c Close: Wheat: May hard $131 Neely Invocation was given by Shurtliff and Bishop Richardson by the quarter poundl" Aw no A W Hansen and benediction by Interment was made In the Ogden laybev when they asked July hard $145 July Charles Wood of Garland Inter May cemetery The grave was dedi have company —America's HUr 94 Corn: in July On days like this it is ment was made in the Fielding city c bid mor I A Hill cated John by to avoid black considered wisdom cats ladders and breaking mirrors However chances are that the THE BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE (189) Finished Steel world win run along about as smooth as usual regardless of superstitions er Jan" OGDEN AUCTIONEERS SPECIALS AT THE STORES LIVESTOCK HOLDS STEADY MOVEUPWARD NEW YORK Jan FRIDAY EVENING JANUARY 13 1928 R WOOL DEMAND - -J rr-- STANDARD-EXAMINE- at 6c Utah Southern 10 at $200 100 The rails you see being uVifpaded here were made in an Illinois steel plant and are to be used in building a railroad in' China Steel rails are used on all railroads now and soon wear 'out on busy roads despit their weight and hardness Next we shall see the in side of a lock and how the key unlocks H Skteht tn ftjmeptm Copyright 1927 Th GnTt toeWhr (To Be Continued) at $175 ? -- n t i It requires great skill to handlej the hot metal just at the right timeto and endufance is put the utmost to stand the terrific heat ! Men who work with crucible steet sometimes wear asbestos clothing Others keep their overalls ter satu-ate- d with wa- i-- 3 i 1 POULTRY rs I CHICAGO aJn 13 — (By' The Associated Press) — Poultry alive easy receipts 7 cars fowls 20®) 23c springs 19 24c turkeys 25® 28c roosters ducks 18C22c geese 17018c ltc |