Show J - 10 THE OGDEN STAN D ARD-E- MARKET SAGS: Salt Lake Mining METALS CAUSE - Move In Rut of Inactivity In Dull (Quotations Furnished by J Hogle £t Co) Monday Oct 8 1934 LISTED STOCKS Bid Shares Trading Period Alta Tun is Trans 12 04 00 00 a 07 12 02 94 02 I 01 I -- 87 01 01 04 oo oo 05 I 0l 05 I 72 -- 71 01 I 00U 07 04 10 00 02 00 U 35 t I : I j 00 38 00 M 06 hs 00V4 02 01 I cal position Park Premier vac a6a uie park Utah C ou rwu ucuaai vgar piocne Bristol jumpcu O PlutUS Mining Prince Cons corporation shares gained moderate Provo Min ly on an active turnover Rico The weakest- member of the Silver Argent C metal group was U S Smelting Silver King West King which lost more than 3 points Mc Silver Shield Intyre Dome and American Smelt Sioux Min ing gave up from 1 to 2 Other So shares losing fractions to a point or m St HMin cific Consolidated Gas American Tintic Cent Tintic Lead Telephone U S Steel Case Pull Tintic Std man Proctor & Gamble and Cons M Grain prices weakened Utah Met Utah in the late trading and cotton re Victor Cons& T acted after rising $1 or so a bale Walker Mln I cuiaui j I i 04i 300 j 04 16 35 03 80 80 01 01 06 13 01 02 10 02 350 10 J4 01 04 11050 43 02 00 07 00 f I se 01 01 I 68 275 04 75 " jn ew West Toledo Min 00 Yankee Cons M 00 02 M Zuma & M 04 W74 i UNLISTED STOCKS" By JOHN P BOUGHAN Amalg Sugar pf 15200 I 00 CHICAGO Oct 8— (AP)— Cons Wag & M 58 63 on the part of houses with Utah Id Sg Com 120 Pl30 connections did a good deal to Utah Id Sg pf I 625 j 700 ' values downward Lt' pull grain sharply e pf : 11300 11450 ut: Prj & V Ut Pr & Lt 7 pf 11600 11700 "TTZ weakness luwaru uie last was in Z C M I 2700 13000 the face of 1705000 bushels decrease of the United States wheat visible OPENING SALES East Crown Point 1000® 1 supply total unEureka Bullion 200® 15 JWheat closed unsteady der Saturday's finish Dec new 96 Eureka Lily 50032 corn ©96 down Dec new Moscow 3000® 7 oats unchanged to 7373 Mtn City Copper 2000® 60 and Park Bringham 1000® i higher provisions unchanged to a decline of 2 cents Park City Cons 1800® 30 Utah Idaho Sugar 16120 CHICAGO Oct 8 — (AP) — Wheat CLOSING SALES J7o 3 red 88 No S hard 104® Combined Metals 20004 105 Eureka Lily 200® 35 Corn No 1 mixed 77 No 1 yelLeonora 2000® 2 low No 2 white 83 Moscow 2000® 7 Oats No 2 white 54 Mtn City Copper 100(7264? snoa No rye 65 150070 Barley 80® 120 Timothy seed 1650® 1700 cwt Clover seed 15001825 cwt Lard tierces 905 loose lard 910 'Bellies 1350 I LjKAHN I I I I was the fourth consecutive day that the Liverpool wheat market-ha- d shown evidence of recovery various friends of high- er prices acted on the assumption that liquidating sales abroad had been checked after being overdone 1 I I T Cables from Liverpool said demand had Improved and that importers and millers were purchasing both Cheese (cents per lb) firm Canadian wheat and Argentine It was added that frosty reported over state whole milk fancy to specials in Argentina might 1920 Youngf America 13 ©14 the week-en- d cause damage to the new crop which is Just flowering in the north acrengta in com ana oats as well as of wheat resulted from cotton market upturns following the issuance of the government cotton crop estimate Provisions averaged a little higher with hog values FUTURES CHICAGO Oct WHEAT: Open Dec old $097 97 Nec new Ma y J8 ' - JS2 July - CORN: Dec Old Dec new May '74 ' OATS: 33 old ' Dec new - 97 98 98 96 96 96 S2: 73 72 75 75 A3 July 43 48 43 BYE: Dec old unquoted 71 71 Dec new 75 74 May Jiily r BARLEY: - J3ec' ''"" 78 48 47 43 48 47 70 70 73?& 74 a - 912 225 BELLIES: 9D5 915 95 900 907 917 900 807 917 1510 - - (AP-USD- 4 BAR SILXIL LONDON Oct 8— (AP) —Bar Silver firmer higher at 22Tsd NEW YORK Oct 8 — (AP) — Bar silver firm higher at 50 nine-thir- FORMER UTAHN A) tvo Gulf wxy 48 43 fir oy4 'B 29 43 6 2 87 29 5 435 Union Oil Calif 13 iu 3 Westinghouse Elec Woolworth 31 48 POTATOES CHICAGO Oct 8— (AP-USD- A) i3j (B-Bi- 4245 a-t- is ' ey 4s O 4s 4s 3s 38 4s 47-5- 3s o- -a 44-5- 43 46 3s Beer Food and Amusement Centers j ' - 16 14 trip- - WHOLESALE UINTAH Distributors Becker's Beer 132 25th Street BECKER'S BEST ' ' 6763s " TOASTM ASTER 6772 25th Street 4 Music Nite — Beer Lunches — Refreshments Every ' ' ' 6771 Never Closed 175 25th Street — Beer tfliu — 115 "' THE OWL JLiar-4$-3-s- ans 6770 2223 average 2021 refrigerators Link-Tiffan- y's mid-weste- rn mid-weste- BOSTON Oct 8— APUSDA The raw wool demand in Boston remained very light Some nt In the outlook however was stimplated by the rectn pickup in demand for wool tops - A very moderate increase also was notlce- din the number of small sales of encou-ageme- at greasy combing domestic wool prices that had been quoted ' for weeks 2225: Estimated receipts of doniMtie wool at Boston reported to the Bos Pacific coast ton grain and flour exchange durshell treated or liners mediums 28 ing week ending October 6 amount©29 Pacific coast pullets 2323 ed to 299400 puonds compared with refrigerators nearby large 22® 27 11396600 during the previous Pacific coast large 2730 brown Hresale of premium marks 33 34 GATES SnOW INCREASE nearby and western special packs RALEIGH N C— Good (UP) private sales from store 2633 western standards 25® 25 western times are— coming back to Tlorth Carolina that is if record atrefrigerator finest 23® 24 tendance crowds at football games — this year can be used as a yard FLOUR stick of returning prosperity — Minneapolis Oct 8— Flour iunchanged carload lots(ap— famExtinction of their profession lt ily patents 730® 750 a barrel In 98-- feared gondoliers in Venicp cotton sacks Shipments 23286 since manybymotorboats are now act Pure bran 210®2200 ing as taxi cabs on the canals s&r-er- al 3739 To Wed— Gordon Walker of Boul der City Nev and Gladys Marston of Ogden obtained a marriage license today from Lawrence A Van Dyke Weber county clerk ty Dependable Radio Service — Glas- - mann Radio & Battery Co Ph 515 Club Date— The Live Oak Birthday club will meet at the home of Mrs- Mary Nelson No 440 north city limits Wednesday afternoon in honor of the birthdays of Mrs Ada Gale Mrs Annie Iverson and Mrs Mary Nelson Luncheon will be served at one o'clock Extension Division University of Utah v- On Your Subscription by Paying in Advance Three Months Paid in Advance Six Months Paid in Advance l One Year Paid in Advance $205 —Save 20c $403 —Save 45c $800 —Save $100 " lb THE STATION WITH KLO - L© EC appeal KEEP IN TUNE WITH KLOI ON THE AIR TUESDAY TONIGHT 8:00 Morning Melodies : KLO Program 8:30 Over the Coffee Cup 9:00 Intermountain Walkathon 9:05 Request Period 9:30 Emporium Shopper 9:35 Morning Ballad Bouquet 10:00 Housekeeper's Chat— Information Hl-Llg- 5:00 5:15 5:30 5:45 6:00 6:30 6:45 7:00 7:05 7:15 7:30 Piano Capers Film Flickers Anything: Can Happen March Time Dinner Music from the DinRoom of Ben Lomond ing Hotel featuring Jerry Pettlt and His Royal Commanders J E Carrer "The World Today" Winona Vogel Soprano and Beck Christensen accompanist Intermountain Walkathon Topical News Comments of the Air by Don Marlow Ballads The Mecca presents Al Warf den's "Sports Eye-Vie- w 7:45 Tangy Tangoes 8:00 Weather Forecasts 8:05 Dick & John Wessman Guitar and accordlan Artists la a studio presentation 8:15 Moroni Olsen — An Interview 8:30 Evening Dance Time 9:00 KLO Presents 9:15 Intermountain Walkathon 9:30 Silent ht - 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S AVE no HEY wk - - Work Begins Week of October 8 j Exhausted Goat Sales Trade Outlook Better ? checks 17 special packs Announcement— A new shipment 22 23 standards 22 : firsts 21 u of gold plated and mirror frames seconds 20!420 mediums andl at 20 airties 19 checks 16 17 White eggs resale of premium marks Club Events-Youn- g Republican club of Weber county will hold a 4142 nearby special packs including premiums 3941 nearby mass membership meeting Thursday and hennery exchange 11 October at evening Republican rn and headquarters 2478 Washington ave specials J4©38 nearby exchange standard 2733 nue to which all between 21 and do marked mediums 27® 31 pul36 are invited lets peewees 20®22: Pa cific coast fresh shell treated or You need a photo of baby Take uners Pacific coast fancy him to the Loveland Studio standard 34® 37 ° ?iSfetr isa?""" WHITE SPOT Buftd Sfv Cheese: Fancy flats ets 14 41-4- lb 18 46-4- 49 PAPPaS 42 Current Broadway Plays Professor Joseph F Smith Monday at 7:30 p m Central Junior High School Social Case Work Hazel Peterson Thursday 7:30 p m Senior High School Secondary Education Dr John T Wahlquist 7 :30 o'clock Monday Senior High School Biology Dr George Stewart of United States Forest Service 7:30 Thursday in the Senior nigh School American Literature Mrs Hazel Jensen 7 o'clock Thursday in the Central Junior High School World Literature for Children also by Mrs Jensen 4:30 o'clock Thursday Central Junior High School Current Economic Problems Dr DiUworth Walker Irvin Hull and others 7:30 o'clock Thursday in the Senior High School Teaching SociaJ Study Mrs Almira M D Martin Friday 4:30 o'clock in the Senior High SchooL Oral Reading for Teachers Ellen Henderson 4: SO o ciock lnursttay in the Ogden Senior High School Fees: $10 for the first course $750 for each additional course 32-3- 3s 47 accompanied by - Commissioners Fred Williams and George O'Connor win lormauy declare the lair open In a speech from the main staircase This will be preceded by a concert by the Ogden High school band which will parade from the Hotel Ben Lomond at seven o'clock At eight o'clock free dancing will begin y Extension Course For Ogden j one-thir- ty v-- The University of Utah d) Crowds were teginning to circle through the exhibits of the Ogden Industrial fair following the openo'clock of the doors ing at of the fair building at Twenty-thir- d street and Washington avenue The j official opening ceremonies are scheduled for seven4hirty tonight when Mayor Harman W Peery ur the sugar futures market today and the inactivity in the spot market December contracts sold up from 191'to 192 and January from L88 to 189 or a point above the previ- - Mayor To Formally Open Event In Speech Tonight Quota Ib-cbtI- Swift & Co FAiyXHIBiTS : Listen to Spain! — Listen to all radio stations with the foreign j j marvelous new Atwater Kent Radio Herman McFarland of Hansen Ida- - sold exclusively at Boyle Furniture no and Pearl Wepzel of Indianap Company olis Indiana He is also survived by This Evening— All M Men leaders one sister and two brothers Isabell McFarland Hogge of West Weber and coaches of the L D S Ogden Archibald McFarland of Salt Lake stake are called to a meeting to be held this evening at seven-thirCity and John McFarland of Ogden o'clock in the Fourth ward hall The Another son A C McFarland died is called by F G Eyre September 24 of injuries suffered in meeting stake supervisor a threshing machine accident 4 18 INDUSTRIE in the downstairs ballroom of the fair building with music by & nine- piece orchestra Several of the booths were cot completed by opening time today but work was being rushed on the ones will Darrel be at Two Darrel's Burglary— and a camBeauty rings that have been delayed Most of the era were stolen from the home of aaion every Mon Tues and Wed 75 exhibits were rehowever L L Oram 2732 Klesel avenue In splendent displays of products Saturday night according to a reIn Charge— S V Prows formerly manufactured in Weber county port to police 01 ugaen nas been placed In charge of the Navy day observance in Choicest chili and hot tamales at Logan October 27 He is a former Is Th Gill 248 25th St vice commander of the American Legion in Utah On Sheep Death— Hyram S Neibaur 89 died Saturday night in Salt Lake City Damp Wash— Cheapest lnd serv probably of a stroke It was thought ice 4c lb sanitary It was announced by A L ChrisLaundry Ph 4161 at first he had been struck by a tiansen county aeent todav that motor car Mrs Mary Watson of Trailing — Twenty-foROTC Weber county's quota of and Ogden is a daughter students at Utah Agricultural col goats to be purchased bvsheep th fed lege have been selected for ad eral government had been exhausted For Rent-On- e furnished and one vanced training Among them' are and that no further purchases will unfurnished duplex 5 rooms Very uosepn u Mabey Jr of Clearfield oe made in the county He had modern Phone Bramwell 1625 ana noyd Rasmussen of Mantua been advised by telegram that rmr- chases above the quota could not be Election — Mrs Fred Daynes is Jnst Received—Popular new 1935 made No more sheep have been for sale he said president of the auxiliary to the model Elgin Hamilton and Walt- - offered ' Mr Utah Christiansen said that in ' all association ham watches Lincoln White "fa Optometrists 5687 head of sheep had been purwhich was organized Sunday in Salt mous for values" chased and that about fiftv ner epnt Lake City v: of them were not fit for itood nrocrs- X T EGG MARKET sing and were slaughtered and Try our Individual meat pies— 10c NEW YORK Oct 8— (AP)— destroyed The government has n&M Jim's Cafe 24th and Kiesel Eggs 8055 firm mixed colors spe $2 a head for the sheep cial pacKs or selections from fresh Meeting— A regional meeting will 25 K 31 receipts standards and be held October 12 in Logan to make ' 2424 commercial standards Wool preparations for the sugar beet sign- firsts Light seconds 21214 up campaign of the agricultural ad- mediums 40 lb 20 1 dirties No justment corporation But rvJ aside from a steady tone which was due to further covering and buyine of December by trade interests there was little feature owing to "a A JZll Niagara Hudson YORK Oct 8— (AP)— There was not much variation In vk - 2400 f NEW 16 33 -'- 610640 SUGAR inn 1 mostly steady '' Markets small IDAHO other classes mostly steady good fed steers 685 medium short fed 555® 550 grass steers 440® 535 good fed heifers 655 short fed 535 grass heifers 375 ©455 grass cows 310365 cutter grades 150 275 Calves: 700 commercial 200 government steady bulk calves CURB 500® 600 2500 NEW commercial YORK Oct 8— (AP)— The 2800 Sheep: government no sales undertone curb quotations: weak on lambs 1 American Super Power Cities Service 1 Electric Bond & Share 10 Bond Electric & 39 Share pf j jl National Power & Light 6 pc pf 49 18 19 Tans-Americ- an Vil U I commercial: 1321 3200 government me dium to good cows 10® 25 lower 11 Sul I Cattle: A VVV 600 ogs: holdovers: 39 13 " 44 1VlJJ4JAJWf ms USD-tt- 1 ' A good Utahs 650 locals 7 -- — -- Potatoes 178 cars on track 321 to ous close Futures closed quiet unchaneed tal U S shipments 1047 on Staur- 1 lowre: sales 5800 tons to 36 r on about In day Brief supplies liberal Sunday steady: cember j 11 January 187B March' demand and trad jviay lush July 193B Sep ing moderate: sacked oer cwt Wis- NEW YORK Oct 8— (AP)—Mar- - consin Cobblers and Round Whites tember 197B Raw sugar was dull and no sales kets at a glance: U S No 1 85® 95 fine quality and cornweje easy condition laree size 105® 110: metals heavv reported Refiners as a rule owjcks Bonds steady: U S governments bination erade 80: Minnesota Round weje not inclined to show very much Whites partly graded U S intTst although it was believed improve Curb irregular: utilities and in- - No 2 157: Colorado 72: McClures incsr would pay 25 for Cubas from dustrials higher U S No 1 170 Iowa Round stolbut there was nothing offered or 300 exchanges auiet: sterlinga Whites U S No 1 19052192 belf 298 Was Foreign aecunes Pained unchanged at 465 for Cotton lower: liauldation: favor nnq granulated IDAHO FALLS Oct 8— (AP- able weather USDA)— Shipping point information Sugar steady trade buying BONDS for Saturday : Coffee lower foreign selling o b NEW YORK Oct 8— (AP)—Bond Upper valley—Carloads f track Russets U S No 1 70® quotations CHICAGO— Wheat lower: lat cash 75 U S No 2 7 Rurals Liberty-T10350 first eastern selling 1 few 70 U 32-S No combination 33- 10351 fourth Corn easy shipping demand lae- few 58 bulk outweight cash jo luaeu jourtn 33-grade closed gard to growers Russets U S No 1 50® XU113 Cattle about steady top $1055 55 few poorer lower U S No 2 2 11050 Treasury— Hogs steady to strong top $815 2025 4 n JUl10 4S 107 M— — Carloads Twin 40-June luao --47 f o b cash track Russets U S lujiu 10211 3 METALS 44-103 3 NEW YORK Oct 8— (AP)— Coo No 1 7075 U S No 2 mostly March 10110 46-bulk outweight cash 3 10054 3s 8 per quiet electrolytic spot and fu around 42 9930 to growers Russets U S No 1 Federal Farm Marketing— 3 s ture oiue eagle 900 U S No 2 2022 65 9958 Tin barely steady: snot and near 5052 and future 5065 by Iron quiet No 2 f o b eastpm Daily Directory of Ogden's JLeading Pennsylvania 1950 Buffalo 1850 Alabama 1450 Lead steady spot New York 360: East St Louis 345 Zinc dull East St Louis scot and BROWN DERBY Sm future 387 Aluminum 2000®2350 67S9 Antimony spot 900®955 Nite Open and Day t Quicksilver 7450® 7700 Booths fori Ladies and Parties BUTTER AND EGGS SAN FRANCISCO Dairy Market Oct 8 — (UP) — Butter: 92 score 23 91 score 27 SO score 16 32 medium 25: Eggs: Large ty JPgSS ntwirth - Get iec 75 74 -9J)5 Jan f 43 73L May Dec uentrai Falls-Burl- 48 43 Oct 73 73 75 75 x orK - May -July LARD: 96 96 96 MM 74 74 76 76 74 75 76 July 8— (A- D- High Low Close A Friends may call at the home of her sister Mrs Albert Iverson in Henefer Tuesday from ten until one o'clock Interment will be made in the Henefer cemetery Flowers left at Larkin & Sons' mortuary until o'clock Tuesday will De taken to the home w ittt UP)-Pn H4 27 broilers 15® 24 capons 24® 920 Lon island ducks :Jwls' 15®17 Funeral services for Mrs Mary Ann Fawcett Lottier 57 who died in Henefer Saturday will be held Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock in the Henefer L D S ward chapel with Bishop Parley R Stephens A TimkenRoUer Bearings j union Carbide I MARY A F LOTTIER sev-drive- -in union Pacific NEW YORK Oct Unit Carb taioes quiet Long island 40105 union Corporation bag New Jersey 8595 bag Maine U S Rubber 90160 per 18 lbs Idaho 250® U S Steel w uui : Warner Pictnrps — lh ' ' Western Uninn TpI iressea poultry7 (cents - — per — tfl) i " AntfVnc LUTKPVK WOCt nirhniica 8-(- yearlings I Texas New York Produce In as much as this S Standard Brands Standard Gas & Elec Standard Oil Calif Standard Oil N J Stewart Warner Studebaker " -- "tu Reynolds Tob B Safeway Stores Shell Oil St Louis San Fr Sears Roebuck Soc Vac Southern Calif Edison Southern Pacific 7777 r t ' 4k Riw Northern Pacific Packard Motors J C Penney Penn R R Pullman Pure Oil Radio C5 tt Remington Rand Republic Trucks I - 1 N Y N H & H North American Aviation Northern American j V - DEAD McKess & Rob Miami Copper Montgomery Ward Nash Motors National Biscuit National Cash Reg A National Dairy Pr National Power & Light 585 t i OGDEN" Oct 8— 1080 Lbs Angeles packers 155 Los Angeles market 293 San Francisco 20: IN packers 163 San Francisco packers 2 256 fewj early sales steady to strong 15 with last week's close 625 on id 4 best butchers In load top Idahos also Albert R MrFarland 20 odd lots 30 ins 600 down packing sows 400® oet Wednesday In 24 425 few lights out of load 575 rt k t West Weber feeders j375 down and sows 41 0 1 uattie: 175 including govern 17 Word has been received by rela ments t6 San Francisco 549 Los tives 17 in Ogden of the death of Al- Angeles 23 vi xxaiiien xuano market 497 California dairvmfn ucbOctober 6 was He orj l& 25 slow limited early sales steady Weber Webr county born in1 West 1871 May few odd lots common to good grass 27 e eignin cnna ana was steers and heifers 300400 good 6 Isows 250® 275 enhT s°nof Archibald McFarland including ard 3 Cabell Mitchell McFarland pio- load lowUtah Saturday 275: part 27 er crradfls 17SO)2 2S- - fpvtr hulls llccia A ooo 14 nerai services were being held downward from 275 28 mo"uary Twin J?W Idaho wmte Sheep: 5910 included 756 drouth Falls 14 after which his body dilpot' trnwmmpntt tn Trar sas City 232 governments to Omaha WAi w orougnc io ugaen ana wm BV4 232! St llnspnh mflrTrf S24 rnln- "ve at me larKin S5 KOnS' mor- 21 xuesaay evening rado fppdprs 2443- - vptv mtl rinnP 10 "unerai services will be held on earlv: about truck load weiehtv 3 Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock local lambs steady at 500 13 in the West Weber LDS chapel 18 after which interment will be made Cattle: 121000 fed steers and yearr in 3 the West Weber cemetery lings steady to weak lower grades 61 Friends Larkin fc V steady to 25 lower several loads held fTrv call at theroom 22 Tues- around 1000 stockers about steady i 37 day beef cows dul1 and weak cutters nt o clock 6 to strong bulls and vealers ing wrt steady w 6 oni " about steady: weighty bulls 325 1 V S7 vealers 800 down Mr McFarland is survived by his 8 widow 12 Elizabeth Greenwell Mc- T rCS A VTfTPT T7C W SL T7V Mathieson Alkaili 02 30 1225 j LJe W 4 (74 23 4 12 13 12 17 29 29 17 Liggett & Myers B ' 01 QQK o7 100 Lambert Radio 45 04 00 08 01 7 39 Kresge 1100 22 555 5 7 v and 6 one-sto- two loads ship ment Choice 1263-l- b weights 950: few lots fed heifers 550675 some new considerably higher: grass cows z25® 275 cutter grades 175215 medium native bulls 225® 275 practical to vealers 500 holding choice lots at 550: medium to choice istocker and feeder steers 300® 475: few loads rhnirp vpaf- llngs 480500 Sheep: 50000 including 35000 governments lambs slow early bids around 25 lower sheep steady feeders tending lower early bids sorted native and range lambs down from 6D0 ewes down from 225 early sates range feeding lambs 485 535 best held higher mostly euuty? 825 17 65 mm- fed steers steady 6 7 MUS A T 8 27 Graham Paige Greati Northern Ry pf Til: lumuis Ueiiir iii International Cement International Harvest International Nickel International T & T Kelly Springfield Kennecott W71 04 05 05 41 00 19 Goodyear 31 j - 34 132 4 was received of the Appointment— The Young Repub to Mr lican club of Weber county has apand Mrs Ellis R Hoggan of Kem-mer- er W Lee Skanchy pointed Attorney Wyo Mrs Hoggan was for- to draft a constitution and merly Marjorie (Billy) Faris Standard Coal Fill your bin now Don't forget Browning Chev Co Sewer Pipe & CoaL Ph 141 Ogden will service your radiator transmission and differential tnr viiri At Work—Forty-seve- n ERA men weather driving Hot water heaters were sent out on a noxious today winter fronts radiators Complete weed In North campaign Ogden( p service Phone 190 Day iiooper ana Huntsville districts and night service Dr W C Swanson Foot Special From Car—Bert Lamb of 3031 ist floor 1 Samuels avenue Washington reported to po- 2473 Mezzanine Ave 463 Wash lice Sunday that from Ph autohis mobile parked at the White City dance hall grounds Saturday night services— Funeral services for were stolen a radiator cap and fen- David Harman 67 will be held der guide Tuesday afternoon in Granger L D S ward chapel Salt Lake county Washers for Xmas —Small pay- Among 10 sons and daughters sur ments assure del Radio Studios vivmg is Mrs Stephen F Durant 2317 Wash of Ogden I e rr t Firestone Fox Film A General Electric General Foods General Motors Gold Dust 01 00 35 03 45 ?ourt todays Goods Stolen-- O S Ramsey o Layton advised Ogden police that Possession and his from his motor car which had been Sfi Sof °LIiquor $80 was forfeited stolen but recovered were stolen suit of clothes a pair' of high-to- p tockllly are exquisitely shoes and a tire and rim e3°Mcnf and fine—yet they're incredibly sturdy At Etta Merrill's Lobby Typewriters sup' reprng Ph 238 Shop Ogden Typewriter House 2422 Klesel by-la- ws lb averages bid 400500 slaughter pigs 300® 400 good feeders iao33oo packing sows 525®545: late packer bids at 530 down: stacs 450500 average cost Saturday 5Z9 weight 242 lbs for week 532 weight 236 lbs Cattle: 18 500 including 3000 gov ernments all killing classes opening slow steady stockers and feeders in liberal supply but arly sales fully TO nrTln daughter October DRAll CROUDS -- Word w2? th— of a 70 13 Electric Autolite Electric Power & Light Erie R R 45 w 15 15 Chrysler Coca Cola Colorado Fuel & Iron Commercial Solvent Columbus G 5c E Consolidated Gas Continental Baking A Continental Oil Continental Oil Delaware s Corn Products Coty Cuban American Sugar Curtiss Wright A Delaware & Hudson qu rout 55 tTP 9 butchers few bids 10-lower than Friday package sows mostly steady iew later Dids 10 lower: better 200- 290 lb Weights bid 575 600 best held tipward to 616 some 140-1- 34 42 6 m JT (AP-USD- A) 12 Chesapeake & Ohio Chicago &r r Northwestern i - o £il f hillTtflI OMAHA Oct 8— Hogs:! 8000 slow unestablished on oot Eastman n 01 014 50 24 18 6 12 27 25 T- 04 40 30 - T & S oerru jue 15 oi m tn uim Case 42 02 07 75 06 68 07 35 j roici Burroughs Adding Machine California Packing Canada Dry Canadian Pacific 01 01 I Tobacco B Bethlehem Steel "04 01 Smelting & Rfg Steel Founders T & T y Borden 22 20 03 02 14 30 nauiawf Bendix Aviation 02 05 02 02 10 I & Foreign Power Locomotive Baltimore & Ohio pfd Barnsdall 01 01 01 02 01 - American American American American American American American American Anaconda Atchison Auburn ) — (AP-USDA)- RANDOM REFERENCES two-thir- ds Mfff Amerncan Can c 03 10 I CHICAGO Oct 8— Sheep: 29000 including 5000 gov- 102 ernments: veenerallv' mialitv nlalnr r — r27 of run in feeder iuuy 15ai flesh early 'sales and bids on de 100 sirable fat lambs 1025 and more 6 lower top to yard traders 665: 16 others bid 650 down talking io?a around 60065 op bulk: sheep 34 barely steady scattered native ewes 13 around 15025 strong weight 110 leecung lambs scarce: askinsr hleh- 77 er but lower grade and light xos wniteffaced material in liberalweight sup 10 ply undertone weak w rhalmm 11 Asked 08 I -- West-inghou- A 061 j Air Reduction Allied Chemical & Dye i 00 09 AJt 00 00 U j (Last Sale) MONDAY EVENING OCTOBER 8 1034 nenefer Site IVESTOCK (By The Associated Press) I 01 American Explor Big Hill Min NEW YORK Oct 8— (AD— The Bingham Met Co weakness In metal shares tended to Bonanza Mln pull stock prices a little lower to- Bullion Mln day The market moved In a fa- Bristol Silver miliar rut of inactivity Indecisive Cardiff Min and narrow price movements fea- Central Std M tured the early trading with the Chief Cons Min list tending to sag near the close Colo Con Min Transactions approximated 460000 Columbus Rex shares Combined Metals The attitude of the administra- - Crescent Eagle tlon toward price fixing received I Croff Min fresh attention In WalL street as Crown Pt Min result of the decision handed down I Dragon Con Min in federal court at Memphis Tenn E Crown Pt holding price fixing was not author- - East Standard ized by the national Industrial re- - East Tin Coal East Tin Con covery act Forward buying was reported to East Utah Min have been slowed up In some lines Empire Mines as purchasers looked forward to the Eureka Bull possibility of lower prices with the Eureka Lilly eliminations price fixing Eureka Mines Co me magazine "Steel" reported Eureka Std C M "large users are making every effort Horn Silver Min to forestall purchasing apparent- - Howell Min ly in anticipation of lower prices" Indian Queen With steel buyers holding off- op- - iron King Con eranons oi tne industry last week Kennebec Con remained at 25 per cent of capacity Keystone Min despite improvement in sentiment in Lent Tintic the industry the magazine added Leonora M & M The victory of the Doumergue gov- - Little May ernment in tne French election yes Mammoth Min terday was seen in some Wall street Mich-Uta- h CM quarters as strengthening the posl Moscow Silver tion of the European gold bloc im Mt City Cop portantly Miners Gold Min That interpretation was evident Naildriver Min in early firmness of the franc It New Quincy oi a cent New Premier C-- M openea uu nigner at ee cents North Lily Belgian exchange rallied with the N6rth Std Min franc The British pound opened Ohio Copper three-fourtof a cent lower at Park Bingham 491 Park City C The market's tendency to sell off Park Kin°Min in tne late trading was attritmted park Konold w some impairment to us tecnni- - paXk Neon v New York Stock Quotations WEAKNESS IN one-iour- t j! AMINER X At 6 o'clock tonight you of course want to be in on Jerry Pettit's din ner music wmch is continuously growing in popularity The Royal Commanders are handled by re mote control from the Hotel-BeLomond dining room by that very mellow-voice- d capable and very KLO announcer Merrill Bunnell n Last night KLO brought back to you the Rev Carver in his splendid feature "The World Today" after a week's absence The feature will continue every day as it did before so if you missed it last night which you probably didn't be sure and listen in on the Rev - v 7:15 w BaUads n 8:00 Weather Forecast 8:05 Evening Dance Time 9:00 KLO Presents Silo- - sS?? yon Carver's pleasant talk 6:30 trmfn-- 1 ( Tomorrow Xlizht at 5 nVllr rrr will of course brin? vnn e era in much-awaitSmilin? n in regular Tuesday evening Make a note of lt and don't°rS tist ed this feature But whatever vou rin and keep 8:30 on Wednesday open for the big KLO annour-"--menthat will effect all who ii t interested in public af fiiirs who are not? You can't to miss this announcement member Wednesday night a-A eft-y- -: le £:o |