Show THE OGDEN 12 METALS LEAD New York STOCK RALLY Approval of Silver Laws Helpful Wheat and Rail Shares Rise By VICTOR EUBANK Associated Press Financial Writer NEW YORK May r psychology was revived market today in the stock in the wake of administrative approval of silver legislation at this session of congress Metal issues spurted 1 to around 8 points and other categories got up 1 to more than 4 Trading except for a brief flurry was quiet The close was strong Transfers approximated 1300000 shares Except for about 15 minutes in the fourth hour when the ticker tape was behind floor transactions the volume 'of dealings was restricted Strength was maintained throughout by the silver group The industrials generally were not far behind The rails and most of the utilities were only moderately high er WHEAT MAKES SPURT Wheat got up some 2 cents a bushel but ended with about a cent net Other cereals were hesitant Cotton gained about 80 cents a bale Rubber did lilttle Silver futures ran up a cent an ounce at one time then pared these advances Bar silver was raised Ti of cents a cent an ounce to 44 ? 'Secondary bonds were fairly strong Foreign exchanges were a little ahead of the dollar Shares of U S Smelting jumped whileAmerican more than 8 Cerro and Sound Howe Smelting De Pasco advanced 3 to 4 Kenne-co- tt and Anaconda firmed more than a point each apparently responding to the latter's improved earnings statement Allied Chemical advanced 4 and U S Rubber first preferred was up as much Other gainers of 1 to more than 3 included American Telephone Western Union General Motors Chrysler Du Pont U S Steel American Can American Commercial Alco- hoi Corn Products Columbian Carbon Case Armour preferred Liggett & Myers B and American Tobacco B Issues such as Union Pacific Santa Fe N Y Central Consolidated Gas Standard Oil of New Jersey and Montgomery Ward improved c point or so The financial district understood the new silver bill would involve of dopermissive nationalization and metal of the mestic stocks would also contain a mandatory declaration of policy that silver be bought until it makes up 25 per cent of the monetary basis Silver certificates would be issued against the metal purchased to acnieve tne 25 per" cent ratio— about 1800000 ounces TAX LEVY FEARED One fly in the speculative ointment however was the fear that in the condemnation of domestic silver stores at a price not to exceed 50 cents an ounce some sort of a tax might be levied on the profits or tnose surrendering me meiai io the government at this price In addition it was thought in some circles that the presidents action in t he matter would depend considerably on international - J t The business and industrial picture was still a bit confused Reports of bank clearings from leada slightly ing cities disclosed smaller total than that of last week but the aggregate of $4994501000 was 152 per cent above the 1933 period The increase in clearings outside of New York was again larger than in the metropolitan dis- trict Although predictions of a lag in steel production "were general the American Institut eof Steel Construction reported April bookings of fabricated structural material were thelargest for any month since the beginning of 1933 Based on reports from 68 per cent of the Industry the institute estimated ADril bookines were 20 ner cent larger than in the previous month and shipments 11 per cent higher Financial leaders were impressed with the steady flow of gold into the vaults of the Bank of France For the week ended May 11 the Frencn institution reported a gold gain of 431000000 francs In opening dealings the French franc was up 00 Va of a cent at 661 cents but the British pound was unchanged at $511 Wool Market Better With Prices Lower BOSTON May prices were said today to be mostly responsible for the slightly better market in wool Values were down materially for fleece wools from the peak of the long upward movement As little as 30 cents delivered Boston has been wools of this forJ ungraded accepted — 1 rr mi 17 — (UP) — Lower Mc-Clur- es f v MINNEAPOLIS May 17— (AP)— Flour Ten higher carload lots family patents 100Q120 & barrel in cotton sacks shipments 21462 Pure bran 18000 93-pou- 1850 nd May 17— (AP— USDA) —Hogs: 659 included 115 directs Los Angeles market 271 Los Angeles 96 U packers Mining Stock Quotations 125 - I ! or-ni- as: 78-pou- nd (AP-USDA)- ft — ft 17-2- 80 140-17- 50 10-1- 60-6- : (AP-USD- A) en m 5 I ! ft - r - FUTURES ft -- SUGAR - 3s4s 4s 4s 4s ly 32-4- 47 33-3- 33-3- JJJ J 47-5- 43-4- 44-5- 3s 3s 3s 41 3s 3s 3s 41-- 46-- 51-- Markets 43 jL J 7 43 March J 49 55 1034 1038 1030 101J23 100J23 -4- NEW CURB YORK May Curb 'quotations: American Super Power 2 Bunker H & S 43 Central States Service 2 Electric Bond & Share 15 Electric Bond & Share pf 50 L Hecla Mining National Power & Light 6 pC pf 57 28 Standard OU of Indiana 16 Swift Ss Co 2 Trans Lux J J United Founders 7i-(AP-)— (By The Associated Press) NEW YORK Stocks: Strong covery- metals lead ': re' Curb: Firm metals lead advance Bonds: Firm secondary issues improve Foreign exchanges: Steady ster ling higher Cotton Higher favorable silver developments higher cables Sugar: Higher commission house buying Coffee: Higher trade buying CHICAGO Wheat: Higher Unabated crop damage Corn: Firmer brisk shipping demand Cattle: Yearlings lights active 1 44 and firm top $910 BAR SILVER to 10 cents Hogs: Slow LONDON May 1- 7- JAP) —Bar lower top $380 steady silver strong hilier at 19 f— In 258 charity street collections NEW YORK May Bar in London last year over $1870000 silver firm was raised higher at M4 !! JJ : 11-l- 8-- 16 Cd P)— New York Produce THTinQnAV FVPWIWr MAY R Briton Ex iiorts Natio e§ To Halt War By Embargo Salt Lake (Quotations Furnished by J A to 10 cents highsteady Hogle & Co) Air Reduction marer than Wednesday's general 134 17 1934 Thursday-MaAllied Chemical & D j 17 ket top 360 on few lots best drive-in- s Allis Chalmers Mfg LISTED STOCKS 95 14 American Can few mixed- lots 340355 Bid (Asked American & Foreign Power 8i'4 weights under 160 pounds on gov26 Locomotive 02 04 6z American Trans sows Alta Tun 1414 ernment account 2 75® 3 25 j American Radiator 10 00 American Explor 414 250 down 180 I 14 American Smelt & Rfg 10 MIn Hill steady late Wednes- Big nv Cattle: 05 American Steel Founders 05 Co Met Bingham day odd lots medium and good steers Bonanza Min 115 American T & T 00 j 00 heifers 375500 lower graes dairy 71T4 American Tobacco B 00 00 Bullion Min bulk medium and 18T4 types 350 down American Water Works Bristol Silver few extra 10' 1118 good cows 2500300 11T American Wool 17 Min Cardiff common cutter and' 15 k quality 325 Anaconda 01 00 j low cutters downward to Central Std M 160200 ! Atchison Tcpeka & Santa Fe 0 88 100 and under bulls 200260 Chief Cons Auburn 03 Colo Con common to choice vealers 300 01! 03 47 Baldwin Locomotive pfd Colum Rex 02! 500 27 & Ohio pfd Baltimore 05! 07 Sheep: 6733 Wyoming feeders Combined Metals -- it j 03 isariisuiui 1120 (Oregons) Chicago market 594 Crescent Eagle 01! h 16 Bendix Aviation 03 01 are Calif Croff Mining (Utahs)-Th- e following 36 Vi Bethlehem Steel 02 03 Nebraska feeders 1619 Denver Crown Pt Min : 25 Borden 02 02 908 Omah market 300 ChiE Crown Pt market 14 02 943 Chicgo market 746 East Stand 03 Burroughs Adding Machine cago 23tt deck packers 10 05 Idaho spring lambs East Tin Coal Byers California Packing 1324 885 few weighty ewes out 200 and East Tin Con 42 38 5 Calumet & Hecla' 03 02 wethers 400 lot local springers East Utah Min 23 Canada Dry 04 03 850 truck load good light wethers Empire Mines 10 is 93 pounds 500 few common shorn Eureka Bull Canadian Pacific 19 17 52 Vj lambs 425 small lot medium ewes Eureka Case 30 26 Lilly 0i£ 00 Cerro de Pasco 03 275 01 Eureka Min Co 45 ' 115 105 C M Chesapeake & Ohio Std Eureka 1AU OMAHA May 17— 60 35 Chicago Northwestern Horn Silver Min 5U Hogs 12500 opened slow weak to Indian Queen Chi Milwaukee St Paul 00 00 3 10 lower than Wednesday later Iron King Con 11 09 Chicago Rhode Island & F a r trade fairly active about steady Kennebec Con 11 09 Chrysler 119 Coca Cola packing sows fully steady better Keystone Min 10 r 12 lb 310® 25 mostly top 330 Lehi Tintic Colorado Fuel & Iron 01 00 280-30 lb 2J5Q lbJ280315 23'i Commercial Solv 01 01 M M & Lenora V 310 pigs 150250 packing sows Little 12 Colum G & E 01 00 May 33 25065 Consolidated Gas 47 38 Min Mammoth Cattle 6000 slaughter steers and Mich-Uta- h 9 Continental Baking A 03 01 C M 5 she stock active strong to 11 Consolidated Oil 10 09 Moscow Silver yearling steers and heifers Mt U78 higher Continental Oil Del 92 85 City Cop ' 15 showing most upturn bulls and Miners 66 Corn Products 13 Gold Min' and stockers vealers steady fully 5 30 15 Coty feeders scarce fed steers and year- Naildriver Min 7 Cuban American Sugar 01 02 New Qulncy i 10V4 lings mostly 600S 750 Curtiss Wright A 55 60 North Lily 966 medium Id 775 Yearlings 54 Delaware & Hudson 01 at 00 Min North Std some held higher tie i weights 785 Du Pont 10 25 625 heifers 500® short load 846 Ohio Copper Vi 94 Eastman 02 02 Park Bingham cutter cows 400 beef lb 275® 660 8V4 El & Mus 28 C 21 Park City grades 175® 250 medium bulls at 22 Electric Autolite 02 02 Park 85 practical top vealers 600 King Min 265® 6 Electric Power & Light 02 04 Konold Park to 650 head odd independents 19 J Erie R R 01 03 Nelson Park Sheep 7400 25 per cent of sale 19 4 Firestone' 05 06 able supply feeders lambs opening Park Premier 15 Fox" Film C 450 490 Utah Park feeders strong early fully steady 19 General Asphalt 01 00 bids sorted native spring lambs 1000 Pioche Bristol 2094 General Electric 45 36 25 fresh shorn lambs bid up to Plutus Min 32 General Foods I 03 04 825 holding best fed woled lambs Prince Cons 34 General Motors 11 16 above 900 early sales shorn ewes Provo Mining 20 M down from 275 choice Gold Dust j 9 04 06 Rico grade Argent 14 Goodrich new crop fe3ding Sac G & Q lb California 00 00 30 lambs 85065 900 jlOOO Silver King C Goodyear 3 Graham Paige 46 50 Silver King West V 22 'CHICAGO May 17— j 01 Gt North Ry pfdf 03 Shield Silver 3 —Cattle 6000 fairly active and Sioux Min 02 Hupmobile 00! 25 Illinois Central 09 07 fully steady market on all grades So St Min 24 International Cement 01 01 light cattle strictly good and choice Tar Baby 33 International Harvester 01 02 weighty bullocks steady but Inbe-twe- Tintic Central 27 International Nickel grades slow light cattle and Tintic Lead 6 30 j 13 some heavies strong to higher the Tintic Std Int T & T 600 j 610 3 strictly choice offerings absent best Utah Cons M oo 00 Kelly Springfield 20 j weighty steers 910 several loads Utah Met & T Kennecott 350 250 18 825® 50 plainer kinds dull at 700 Victor Cons h h 02 04 Kresge 800 another active trade on light Walker Min 25 Lambert 83 j 90 heifers and mixed yearlings most West Toledo Min 94 01 01 Ligget & Myers B 31 light offerings selling at 650 down Yankee Cons M Loew's 01 00 with strictly choice 965 lb averages Zuma M & M 31 Mathieson Alk 05 07 up to 725 cows generally steady 7 McKess & Rob UNLISTED STOCKS with week's advance bulls steady 4 Miami Copper now weak but at top" early practical 26 6000 6300 Amalg Sugar pfd Montgomery Ward close being 325 vealers fully steady Cons 18 & M 6500 17500 Nash Motors Wag 36 V4 practical top 600 140 j 145 Com Id Utah National biscuit Sug 6000 fat lambs in relative 575 550 Utah Id National Cash Register A pfd ley ly Sheep broad demand undertone strong Ut Pr & Sug 16 6 pfd 11700 12200 Lt National Dairy Products to 25 and more higher holding best Ut Pr & It 7 10 12025 12150 National Power & Light woolskins around 950 bid upward Ut Pr & Lt 6 pfd 29 deb 5800 6500 N Y Central to 935 early sale good 77 lb fed Z C M 16 12400 2500 I N Y N H & Haartford Texas lambs carrying around six 5 North American Aviation fleece 850 recently shorn months OPENING SALES 17 North American choice lambs of 825 held quality Bristol Silver 1500® 11 26 i Northern Pacific i few good to choice native upward i Cardiff 50017 150018 4 Packard springers around 5065 lb 100050 1000® 7 Metals Combined 59 Penney with around 950 plainer quality Eureka 31 Lily 5026 Penn R R sheep fully steady to stronger 140- Eureka Standard 300® 100 50 Pullman 200 lb ewes 200® 50 according to Horn Silver 425® 33 11 Pure Oil weight lighter weights occasional 2000® 10 Kennebec 8 Radio 300 upward ly 1000® 12 S Gold Miners 3 R K O 2 New 2000® 10 juincy LOS ANGELES May 17— (UP)— Remington Rand 55 150® North 18 Lily Republic Hogs: None quotable top around Park City Con 572 27 2500® 43 410 Reynolds Tobacco B 27 50028 49 Cattle: 400 mostly steady good saieway Silver King Coal 50900 8 Shell fed steers 600 grass steers 535® Tintic Standard 400600 4 St Louis & San Franlfcsc 560 bulk dairy cows 275325 West Toledo 100001 5 Schulte Ret cows grass quoted to 400 43 Utah Idaho Sugar 100® 140 Sears Roebuck Calves: 250 few vealers 600® 15 Sov Vac CLOSING SALES 625 calves 560 17 South Cal Ed Sheep: 475 steady common to Bristol Silver 500® 11 23 medium Santa Cruz island spring Southern Pacific Cardiff 100018 10016 500® 20 lambs Standard Brands 725 shorn ewes 125® 2 60 17 i 10 Standard G & E Chief Cons 600 90 32 Standard Oil Cal Eureka Lily 5026 100® 27 42 Standard Oil N J 300 Eureka Standard 100107 1 7 Stewart' Warner ©105 5 Studebaker Iron King 100010 24 CHICAGO May 17 Texas Corp (AP)— North Lily 50® 55 100® 56 34 WHEAT: Open High Low Close Texas Gulf Sul Park City Cons 250028 100® T" 29 May 92 Timken Roller Bearings 89 91 $090 27 200®27 20027 300®28 6 89 Transam 87 89 90 July ' Tintic 300® 600" 50® Standard 39 89 91 Union Carbon 88 90 Sep 620 16 CORN: Union Oil Cal Walker 300® 85 ' 121 47 48 Union Pacific 47 48 May 41 50 United Carbon 49 50 50 July 51 52 Union Corporation 51 5 51 Sep TJ S Rubber OATS: 20 36 36 U S Steel 35 35 43 May 35 35 34 34 21 Vanadium July NEW YORK May 17 — (AP) — Sen 33 35 34 34 6 Warner Pictures Sugar futures were higher today on RYE: Western Union Telegraph 45 increased coveriny and new outside 56 56 55 £6 May 27 Westinghpuse Air buying promoted by the agreement J58 58 56 57 34 July Westinghbuse Electric on silver proposals at Washington 59 59 53 59 Woolworth Sep 50 contracts advanced from 151 July BARLEY: to 152 and December from 165 to 43 167 or 3 points above the previous BOND 44 42 43 44 July close and although there was some NEW YORK May 17 hf(AP) 44 44 43 Sep realizing on the upturn the offerBond quotations: LARD: absorbed with ings were readily LIBERTY 615 May at the market the beginning of 7 10324 July 622 617 617 622 the last hour ruling at or within 32-1st 640 645 640 U042 Sen 645 a point of the best V 10331 8 4th BELLIES: Futures closed steady 2 to 3 101 JO lVIsiy Cld 8 4th 805 higher sales 8350 tons May 151 825 TREASURY 825 July bid July 152 bid September 158® 2 11126 59 December 167 January 168 bid 4s-3- s 5 1029 March 173 bid 4s 4 1078 In Brief Refined prices were uncHanged at 3 3 6 10612 420 for fine granulated 40-June Lul0325 43-4- (AP-USD- A) FLOUR OGDEN (By The Associated Press) 46-5- re- POTATOES CHICAGO May 17— — Potatoes: 108 on track 194 total U S shipments 796 old stock steady supplies moderate demand "and trading moderate Idaho russets U S No 1 14042li Colorado U S No 1 155 North Dakota cobblers U S No 1 110 Minnesota cobblers U S No 1 100 U S No 1 mixed red and white 110 new stock about steady supplies moderate demand and trading moderate Alabama triumphs U S No 1 200©10 Louisiana triumphs li55215 U S No 2 110©30 cobblers 225 ' S tocks NEW YORK STOCKS (Last Sale) IT 1Mi' CLOStSTIiOfJG comparison and Show but little cession from the peak WftftftftMJftftWlg LIVESTOCK STANDARD-EXAMINE- Six Nations Promptly Agree to Cease Supplying Paraguay and Bolivia With Arms United States Yet to Act By JOSEPH E SHARKEY Associated Press Foreign Stalt 17— (AP)— Great Britain called on the GENEVA May to stop the war between Paraguay and today ' Bolivia in South America Six nations promptly fell into step and all eyes turned to the United States to" see what that country would do to smash the war t British Captain Anthony Eden lord privy seal asked the council of the league of nations to cable 17 nations at once and ask them to cease shipping arms and ammunition to the two small countries locked over the sovereignty of the Chaco Boreal Support of the British move was Immediately pledged by the representatives of France Italy Spain Argentina Australia and Czechoslo- United States Hugh R Wilson minister to Switzerland and American observer at the league of nations said he would ask instructions from Washington TRUST IN HULL League officials said they understood that Captain Eden was en couraged ta take the initiative here because of the efforts for peace of Cordell Hull the United States secretary of state at Montevideo Furthermore they pointed out the United States constantly since 1929 has led efforts to bring about amity between the two South American nations CANCER MAY BE CUREMEPORT But Must Be Treated In Early Stages Club Members Told Cancer is curable if it is reported to a physician in its early stages but the reason so many people die of cancer is because its initial symptoms are so simple that no attention is paid to it This information was given to members of the Kiwanis club at the weekly meeting held ' today in the Ben Lomond Hotel by Drs E P Mills and R L Draper "The Cancer Problem" was the subject of an Illustrated lecture given by the two physicians with Drj S Oda operating a motion picture machine Information on the Important subject given by the speak ers was as follows? heredity has not been proven to be a definite factor in human cancer there is no e ment of contagion in cancer no particular diet has anything to do with the cause of cancer cancer can be cured if reported m its early stages there are spontaneous cures of cancer but they are very rare principal causes of cancer are chronic irritations both external and Internal RARE IN CHILDREN Cancer is rarV in children The cancer age is between 40 and 80 years with the largest number of cases between the ages of 60 and 80 years One Teason why most people are dying of cancer is because more people reach the: cancer age due to the tremendous advance in sanitary WASHINGTON May 17— (UP) — Indications that President Roosevelt may ask congress to rush through authorization for a direct arms embargo against Paraguay and Bolivia in an effort to end the Chaco war were given by Undersecretary of State William Phillips today Such action If taken it was Indicated here probably would be made in "direct with the five South American countries whose territory borderson that of Paraguay and Bolivia These countries are Argentina Brazil Uruguay Chile and Peru Secretary of State Cordell Hull has long believed that the only practical method of applying an arms embargo against the two belligerent nations must be through science the consent of and Some interesting and alarming these neighboring countries statistics on the educational problem which confronts America due largely to economic conditions was given in statistics read from a report received from Kiwanis International The report which was read by Sid By JOHN P BOUGIIAN Pearce of the club public affairs Associated Press Market Editor committee showed that there are CHICAGO 17—(AP)- - more than two million children In May Wheat prices scored rapid late ad- the United States today who are de- vances today largely owing to an increase of adverse crop reports from north and south of the CanGreater notice adian boundary taken of prospective silver legislation at Washington also was instrumental in more than overcoming earlier transient downturns of wheat prices Official reports from ten stations in South Dakota said only two points received as much as one inch of moisture during the past month and in North Dakota only one station out of 15 showed as much as of an inch to 1 Wheat closed nervous cents above yesterday's finish July 90 89 89 4 : September 90 cent up uly 50 to corn 50 September 51 T4 52 oats cent up and procent off to visions unchanged to 17 cents high tion GRAIN -- i -- OGDEN'S FINEST MORTUARY Telephone 2463 DESERET MORTUARY N OSCAR MALAN Mgr 7373 MT OGDEN MORTUARY 836 36th St Phone 302 366 KIRK END LL - DARLING Mortuary George D Darling manager 831 Phone 150 529 25th Street FLORIST AND THE FLOWERS ARE FURNISHED BY KLENKE FLORAL Phone 1240' 2955 Wash Ave 1183 Ogden City Floral Co2688 2277 Washington Ave - Phone : 826 FERN SHOP 420 25th St flowers funeral designs cut flowers plants DUMKE FLORAL Cut-flow- ers Phone 125 1600 Notice of First Meeting of Creditors) 776 in Proceedings under Section 75 Ave In the District Court of the United flowers States District of Utah In the ' Matter of Archibald 3264 Grant plants funeral prived of educational facilities The report was issued it was said by President J Quill Nebeker to arouse sentiment in support of the schools TO MEET AT SCHOOL Announcement was made that the Kiwanis club will meet next Thursday at Ogden High school with James H Riley of the educational committee in charge of the program A report on the liquor control as it effects Utan was read by George H Lowe of the local government committee The musical program consisted of a saxophone solo by Jay Cook with A Glenn Hansen as accompanist march composed byC T Perrin a member of the Kiwanis club was played on the piano by Clair Anderson - Brothers Reunited After Four Decades Tr Debtor In Proceedings for a Composition r Extension To the creditors of Archibald Tuy of Riverdale In the county of Weber and district aforesaid Notice is hereby given that on th 14th day of May A D 1034 the petition of the said Archibald Parr praying that he be afforded an opportunity to effect a composition or an extension of time to pay his debts under Section 75 of the Bankruptcy Act was approved by this court as properly filed under said section and that the lira meeting of his creditors wlU be held at Room 222 Federal Building In Ogdn on' the 19th day of June A D 1934 at ten (10) o'clock in the forenoon at which time the said creditors may at iciiu jjiuvq uicu viBiuiB examine inv debtor and transact such other busls ness as may properly come before l4 meeting E BROWNINO - Oeo Conciliation Commissioner i 1934 17 May i saaaaasassaasaiwMW Tree Wrecks Porch Of Idaho Frame Homo elderly bachelor was Jus finishing his morning coffee today SALT LAKE CITY May ot — Two brothers were reunited here when a tree measuring twd 41 of a years after separation today feet through the base snapped off Rolla Gi Libby Of Bakersfleld Cal suddenly and crashed down uposf rejoined his brother Fred L Libby the roof of his house a postman of this city and afteralmost scared the lights out e "It toward they will go on a vacation ' Cox commented but he wa me"' :J"r": ::: gether" t unhurt The brothers sons of Rev C L but wmtf The tree smashed a Libby a former minister of this city stopped by the roof of porch one the stern lived here during their childhood frame house The tree rotted had since but had not seen each other across the bottom Rolla went to California more than 1'': four decades ago 120 tons of sponges were gathFully — ered in the season just ended by COl BUTTER AND EGGS boats operating in the Mediter FRANCISCO Market SAN Dairy ranean from Tunis May 17— (UP)— Butter: 92 score f 4— — Cox 17— (AP) 60-fo- 4 : 21 91 score 20 Eggs: Large 16 90 score medium small 11 Cheese: Fancy flats 11 11 30 15 NOTICE triplets WEBER LODGE NO t FREE & ACCEPTED MASONS Special meeting Thursday May Russia Is trying to lmnrove the 17th at 7:30 p m for work in thi quality of footwear made) there and E A Degree when the desired standards are THOMAS LESLIE W M i 15i? reached volume will be increased s FIRST SECURITY BANK OF UT AH NATIONAL ASSOCIATION I er 17— (AP)— CHICAGO May Wheat: No 3 red 92 No 1 hard 92 Corn: No 2 vellow 51: No 2 yel No 2 white old low old 51® 51 56 Oats: No 3 white white 35® 36 3637 No '3 SOUND Rye— None Barley— 45® 80 Timothy seed— 685® 700 per cwt Clover seed— 1000® 1400 per cwt Lard—Tierces 617 loose lard 575 Bellies— 812 TOLEDO Ohio— May 17— (AP)— Seeds unchanged KANSAS CITY May 17— (AP) — Wheat: 23 cars: unchanged to 2 higher No 2 dark hard 83 ® 90 hard 8390 red May 82 July 82 September 83 Corn: 5 cars i®a nigner no vellow 48® 50: mix white ed 4749: May 45 July 41 September 48 ® Oats: 7 cars nigner no white Rye 61®63 Barley 42® 46 OMAHA May 17 — (AP) —Wheat: Dark hard No 2 87 dark hard spring smutty smutty No 3 84 PROGRESSIVE 5ii 4 3738 HELPFUL No 3 80 Corn: White No 2 48 No 2 45 No 1 45 No oats yellow f METALS NEW YORK May 17— (AP)— Copper: Quiet electrolytic spot and future blue eagle 850 Tin: Firmer spot and nearby 928 " 1818 Six Branches Located at OGDEN Logan Provo Bingham Magna Richmond — Member' of — v Federal Deposit Insurance Fund Federal Reserve System and' First Security Corporation System Largest Intermountain Banking Organization i i 4 i 8384 NEW YORK May 17— (UP)— 5375 future 5370 Potatoes steady Long Island 175® Iron: Firm unchanged southern 250500 bbl 190 bbl Lead: Easier spot New York Maine 100260 bbl Bermuda 600 415 East St Louis 410 ' bbl Zinc: Quiet East St Louis spot 12 Dressed poultry steady turkeys and future 435 27 chickens broilers 18 Antimony: Spot 900 28 capons 2134 fowls 1217 — f 4 — —N Y'EGG MARKET Long Island ducks 15® 16 Cheese firm state whole milk NEW YORK May 17 — (AP) — fancy to specials 1819 young Eggs: 23455 irregular mixed col America 13 ' ors standards and commercial Butter: Receipts lS485 pkgs standards firsts 17 market about steady 15 ® 15 : creamery mediums 40 pounds ex other mixed colors and white and higher than extras 24® 25 tra 92 score 24 first 90 to 91 brown eggs unchanged score 23 ©24 first 88 to 89 score — seconds 22 Trained nurses in England are complaining that members of their Sugar produced in Taiwan Japan profession are seldom able to earn this year is estimated to weigh over an adequate livelihood after they 132000000 pounds have passed the age of 35 2223 : SUMMONS In the TMntrlft Court nf ts District or in Bute ttt judicial In and for the County of WeberUttu J L Chad wick Plaintiff vt vfr ARay If Jiving and If dead the heirs devisees legatees and creditors of W A Ray Mrs WA Ray If living and If dead the heirs dfvlsees legates and creditors of Mrs W A Ray Thomas C Iverson as administrator of th estate of James Iverson deceased ani also aU persons unknown claiming any title estate lien or interest rignt the real property described herein adla verse to the Plaintiff's ownership or clouding Plaintiffs tltl thereto Defendants The State of Utah to said Dafta dants: 'You are hereby summoned to a p within twenty days after servir par of this summons upon you If arvs4 within the County In which this action Is brought otherwise wjthtn thirty tfc days after service and defend above entitled action and In case of your failure so to do Judgment wlU bm rendered against you according to tha demand of the complaint which haa been filed with the ckerk of said court This action is brought to recover a Judgment quieting the plaintiffs title to the following land aituat1 in Ogden City Weber County Stat of Utah described aa follows to wit: ' All of Lot 3 Block 6 Terrace Bub division of Ogden City SAMUEL C POWrtX Plaintiffs Attorney P O Address: la David Eccles Bull ing Ogden Utah DIRECTORS St iMvf' LEGAL NOTICES FUNERAL 532 26th it |