Show 12 THE OGDEN PRICES SPURT 'New AHEAD TO NEW PEAK FIVE-YEA- R Largest Volume Business Transacted Since Last July By VICTOR EUBANK Associated Press Financial Writer NEW YORK Sept 8— (AP)— With Labor day behind and high hopes ahead of a brisk expansion in fall business buyers swept prices up fractions to 3 or more points in today’s stock market many to new peaks the Despite late profit-takin- g close was firm Transfers were around 1700000 shares the largest volume since the latter part of July 5-y- A T & S F 84 v Auburn Baldwin Locomotive Pfd Baltimore & Ohio Pfd 31 37 39 18 29 Bamsdall OGDEN Sept 8— Hogs: 60 steady to 15 lower early tot 1120 on qholce drive-in- s: mixed weight and grades around 1100 down packing sows mostly 750- - 850 TUESDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 8 1938 R Gray Pleased By 'See If Yourself Action of Agents LIVESTOCK York Stocks LAST SALE By The Associated Press Air Reduction 77 Allied Chemical & Dye 233 Allis Chalmers 56 American Can 27 7 American & Foreign Power 33 Ms American Locomotive 22 American Radiator 84 American S & R 44 American Steel Foundry 178 American T & T 101 American Tobacco B 26 American Water Works 7 American Wool 40 Anaconda STANDARD-EXAMINE- I Cattle 600 slow cows around 25 lower for week other classes steady early sales limited mostly to feeders few lots steers 565 part load light Stockers 600 no few lots plain good cows sold early late Monday car good grassers 375-40- 0 Montana cows 465 mixed load Idaho on common and medium cattle 450-55- 0 heifers 10 head common cows aout 375 and few steers at 500-- 6 00 few bulls tofew lots good vealers day 450-50common and medium calves 500- 8 ’ 0 00-5- 0 650 Sheep: 16550 early sales trucked-l- n fat lambs steady at 825 on few truck loads with “outs’ at 700 few lots local car 120 lb Idaho feeder lambs 650-7- 5 ewes late Monday 300 25 head out at 175 — Hogs light weight butchers 5 lower opening light weight sows 5 lower on outside --account packers Inactive talking 25 decline few underweights weak to 25 lower0 top 1085 sparlb desirable ingly to shippers on 0 lb lb 1065-8few OMAHA Sept 6500 1 very slow 8— (AP-USD- Bendix Aviation 70 Bethlehem Steel 28 Boeing 28 Borden 27 Machine Adding Burroughs few choice 170 lb 1075 good OFF AT FAST CLIP 40 California Packing and medium weight sows 900-2light The list got off at a fast clip Calumet & Hcla 11 down stags steady 900-2numerous large blocks changing Canada Dry 17 Cattle: 9000 yearlings and light steers active hands on the opening advance The Canadian Pacific higher weighty steers and 12 medium weights steady to strong all she pace slowed on occasional realizing Case 159 stock strong to shade higher bulls and flurries 54 vealers steady to strong stockers and Cerro De Pasco feeders in light supply steady fed steers Steel issues out in front at the Chesapeake & Ohio 67 and yearlings 825-95- 0 weighty steers start virtually ignored the esti- Chicago Northwestern 3 lb 950 with some held around 1400 & mate of the American Iron 1 C M Ss St P higher few loads medium weights 960-6- 5 Steel institute placing current mill 0 R I Ss P mixed yearlings mostly heifers 873 2 lb 965) choice angu yearlings 1062 116 operations at 682 per ceent of ca- Chrysler lb 975 fed heifers mostly 800-90- 0 125 pacity a recession of 33 points Coca Cola bulk beef cows 425-50- 0 small lots 915-4- 0 from the preceding week It was Columbia F & I cutter grades 335-40- 0 6 bulls 450-50- 0 few beef bulls 525 practical top 21 recognized the holiday interval was Columbia G Ss £1 few 700 few yearling vealers 650 12 principally responsible for the set- -' Continental Oil and heifers 475-57stockers 500-60- 0 back 17 6800 lambs uneven early Sheep: Continental Baking A sales to shippers higher packers 31 Outstanding on the upturn in Continental Oil Delaware bidding weak to 25 lower sheep steady stocks were U S Steel Bethlehem Corn Products 67 decks 5 South Dakota feeders strong Crucible Sharon Steel Chrysler Coty 5 range lambs average 70 lb 1025 to shipSears Cuban American Sugar on native General Motors Auburn down 10 pers packers bidding 950 lambs deck fed clipped lambs held above Ameri Cudahy Roebuck Spiegel-May-Ste850 slaughter ewes 375 down good and can Telephone Western Union Curtis Wright 6 choice range feeding lambs 725-82- 5 Gas Consolidated Edison Standard 49 Delaware Ss Hudson 163 DENVER Sept 8 — Hogs: 1300' openPeoples Gass United Corp pre- du Pont ferred Anaconda Kennecott In- Eastman ing moderately active around steady to 178 10 lower than Monday's average spots ternational Nickel Standard Oil El Ss Mus 5 0 more lower early sales better grade of New Jersey du Pont Eastman Electric Autolite u 41 lb butchers 1100-1early top 1115 Allied Electric Power Sc Light few heavier weights down to 1085 sows 15 Kodak Westinghouse 910-4- 0 few strictly 1115 few heavier Chemical Santa Fe N Y Central Erie 18 down t 1085 sows 910-4- 0 few weights Baltimore & Ohio Delaware & Firestone 28 strictly smooth butcher kinds up to 965 Hudson Paramount Canada Dry General 25 average cost Monday 995 weight 255 lb Sheep: 15000 includes 2470 through Collins & Ailcman American Loco- - General Asphalt 47 4 trucked-lElectric fat lambs opened about steady motive and Bucyrus?Erie 39 General Foods no carlots sold most inat 825-98- 5 BONDS ARE STEADY 68 terests talking weak to q shade lower General Motors beet Colorado’s held above 1000 odd Bonds were steady Foreign Gold Dust H yearlings 700 native ewes 200-3024 currencies were mixed as were Goodrich yearling ewes 500 25 Cattle: 1000 fed classes steady to grains Wheat at Chicago was up Goodyear 5 H to of a cent a "bushel and Graham Paige 2 lb steers strong spots 'higher 900-1- 5 load 1000-l- b flat 960 freight to 1 corn yielded 42 Pfd ' Those with their eyes on the rails Great Northern Railway paid 575 lb heifers 935 grass she stock 17 some Hudson held stronger better fully steady were looking for still higher freight Hupmobile 2 cows 460 grade grass heifers 610-5- 0 some held higher cutter grades down car loadings Pennsylvania’s ship- International Cement 56 bulls around steady at 470 mostly 300-7ments in August one analytical Illinois Central 29 down calves and vealers fully steady top service estimated touched the high- International Harvester 79 vealers 900 345 lb ’choice calves 750 stockers and feeders steady to strong lew est mark in five years Other lines International Nickel 57 loads steers 560-9heifers 500-2were believed to have made equally International T Ss T I 12 59 impressive showings Loews ' — Cat8— CHICAGO Sept Automotive issues 35 including Mathieson Alkali tle 2000 calves 2500 general market 10 equipments received attention not- McKesson & Robbins only fairly active mediumweight and shut-dowweighty steers ruling rather slow In face 9 in prewithstanding Miami Corporation of higher asking prices yearlings and 2 paration for 1937 models has Missouri Pacific 5 light steers higher prospects steady a in 49 on to strong brought drop production Ward mediumweight and heavies she stock firm to shade higher light heif17 Another' advance in the price of Montgomery Nash er and mixed yearlings up in sympathy 32 export copper to 980 cents a pound National Biscuit with light steers largely fed steer run was a sustaining influence for the National Cash Register 25 with kinds scaling over 1100 lbs predom27 copper group inating early top 1 030 lbs yearlings 1025 next highest price 1010 steers At the beginning of foreign 12 with some weight up to 985 mostly transactions the French 45 965 down to 875 kmds of value to sell franc was 00 of a cent firmer 3 at 800 downward scarce heifer yearlings at 657 cents and Sterling up to 1000a new high these scaling 907 8 lbs cutter 6ows 350-43sausage bulls was up 1 cent at $504 33 few 1000 and vealers 850-95575 COTTON PRICES SOAR 28 about 5000 western grassers here stockNorthern Pacific ers and feeders fully steady 13 Soaring cotton prices based on Packard 8heep: 17000 fat lambs opening about a phenomenally bullish govern- Penney J C 91 steady quality considered bids and sales ment cotton crop report shared Pennsylvania Railroad 40 on good offerings 975-100choice kinds the Wall Street spot-ligIm58 held 1015-2- 5 and above sheep and feedPullman ing lambs firm: choice ewes 415 feeding 17 mediately following announcement Pure Oil lambs 600-80- 0 of the department of agriculture’s Radio 11 7 crop estimates cotton advanced R K O — LOS ANGELES Sept 8 — as much as $375 a bale with all Remington 21 Hogs 500 steady light butchers 1090-118- 5 Rand future deliveries above 12 cents a Republic 23 top 1185 heavies down to 1000 sows 860-87' 57 pound B Cattle 3300 cows 25 to 40 lower other Reynolds Tobacco 30 classes steady medium to good steers Safeway 685-802 Mexicans 560 some held 600 St L & S F short fed heifers 700 grass heifers 575 ' 1 Schulte cows 450-55many unsold cutter grades 88 275-43- 5 bulls 525-75 Sears Roebuck Clayton— 400 at 40 20 Calves 900 early sales full steady vealE Shell Lily — 200 at 56 660-70ers to calves heavier 950 13 light Kennebec — 200 at 18 500 at 18 Socony Vacuum weights 600-5By JOHN r BOfGHAN 31 Edison California M C Copper — 1385 at 795 Southern to 800 Sheep strong medium Associated Press Market Editor steady 44 common to good wooled lambs 820-7CHICAGO Moscow— 1000 at 8 — (AP)— Bulges of Southern Pacific Sept 600-7015 approximately 2 cents a bushel in wheat Standard Brands Mo Monarch — 1000 at 10 at Winnipeg together with cottoii market Standard G Ss E 8 P C Cons— 100 at 22 2000 ! at 23 SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO buoyancy led to higher prices here for Sept 8— 36 — Hogs: 1600 butchers slow Standard Oil California Rico Argentine — 100 at 5 wheat late today 63 Violent storms in western Europe were Standard Oil New Jersey 5 Sioux Mines — 600 at steady to 10 lower top and bulk lb Californias 1190 20 few light lights reported as delaying completion of har- Stewart Warner SiL Shield— 2000 at 2 vest Wheat yields much below a year ago 5 lb aver1165 odd lots around 14 in Europe were confirmed the Danube Studebaker Tar ages 1140 package 133 lb slaughtered Baby—4000 at 2 37 basin excepted Texas Corporation pigs 1140 packing sows steady 875-90- 0 Tintic Std—200 at 590 Wheat closed nervous 38 above Sat- Texas Gulf Sulphur — 1400 at 15 Lead May finish Cattle 800 practically no early sales urday’s 111 Dec Timken Roller Sept 64 Bearing 6 pfd— 600 at 60 U W corn P 110- all classes very slow undertone weak l down Sept 111 13 94D steer quality mostly medium good under oats t V- off and Trans American 200 at 64 100 at 63 Tintic Lead— 98 1100 lb fed steers nominally quoted provisions 2 cents to 12 cents up Union Carbide — 100 at 175 100 at Eureka Std around 800-516 good range cows nomUnion Gas Imp to 550 few sales low 170? 550 at 160 KANSAS CITY Sept 8 — (AP) — Wheat: up inally quoted 21 cutters and cutters steady to weak at Park Konold— 5000 at 2 98 cars: 1 lower to lVi higher No 2 Uion Oil Calif omia 139 275-40slow quoted bulls scarce dark hard 120-2No 3 117-12- 1 Union Pacific Nelson — 10000 at 7 Park f 25 around 550 down Calves 75 nominal No 2 hard 119-12- 2 No 3 United Aircraft to choice around vealers good No 117-ll2 red quoted 7 119 No 3 United Corporation om 113(4117 Close: Sept 112 Dec 30 Rubber S U lambs ' 1300 Sheep: opening steady 110 May 107 78 three decks god 78 lb- Californias 875 Corn: 36 cars 1 lower to 1V4 higher U S Smelter sorted 15 cent at No 2 white nom 120-12775 24 per strictly good No 3 Vanadium wooled lambs absent nominally quoted up nom 11644-12- 1 No 2 yellow nom IV 33 to 900 sheep practically absent choice algreen No 3 nom 11644-12- 1 113 115 13 ewes quoted up to ‘375 t No 2 yellow nom 113(4-115(- 4 No 3 Warner Pictures 91 No 2 mixed nom 112-11- 5 112 Union Telegraph Western Low No nom 109 3 Close CHICAGO Sept 8 — (AP) — Lard Close: Sept 44 Westinghouse Air Dec 9644 May 92 111 1195 loose lard 1150 bellies 1320 141 Electric 110 111 Oats: 8 cars lower to higher Westinghouse 22 No 2 white 47 109 No 3 nom Motors 110 White Milo maize nom 176-18108 109 56 t Woolworth Kafir nom 176-18- 2 10-1- 180-20- 180-21- 140-17- 0 0 875-106- 5 - 5 5 10-1- 5 5 25-5- 0 '37 rn 180-24- 5 n 0 1030-135- 5 0 5 (AP-USD- ns y 10-1- i change 1-- 16 7-- 16 5 0 0 ht ‘ (AP-USD- 5 0 0 0 0 5 0 (AP)-USD- 175-22- 235-27- -- 0 0 2 S FUTURES 3 -- 44-1- 44-4- 7 Rye nom 88-9- 0 aBrley nom 70-8- 4 No 1 hard and dark hard wheat 9 to 16 cents over December No 2 hard and dark hard 7 to 15 cents over No 1 red wheat 7 to 8 cents over No 2 to T cents over No 2 whits com red 6 24 to 25 cents over No 2 yellow com 16 to 18 cents over No 2 mixed com 15 to 16 cents over - 1- feOXD Sept 8— (AP) — Bond quo- NEW YORK tation: 4148 43-4- 4s Treasury if 47-5- 2 11980 10827 11470 10980 10819 10740 10640 10310 10380 10417 10230 10210 4 5 44-5- 4 1 H&rcb 3H 3A 41 6 3ViS 3H 41-4- 3 44-4- 2s 95-11- 80-14- POTATOES CHICAGO Sept 8— Potatoes 235 on trek 298 total U S shipments Saturday 669 Sunday 97 Monday 192 Western Stock and Eastern Cobblers 10590 10327 10230 10230 244s 49 2448 42-4- 4 (AP-USDA)- about steady demand good’northern stock weak demand very slow supplies liberal sacked per cwt Idaho Russet Burbanks NEW YORK tation: CURB quoSept 8— (AP) — Curb - 2 14 Am Sup Pow 81 Bunk H A 8 2 14 Cent 8ta Elec U S No 1 275-9-0 U S No 2 215-2- 5 4 14 U S No 2 practically free from cuts and City Service 23 clipped ends 240 Bliss Triumphs No 1 Elec B A S 81 unwashed 255: Washington Russest Bur- Elec B A 8 pfd 88 banks U S No 1 285 combination Nat P A I Pc pfd 3 grad 2 65 Oregon Bliss Triumphs U S New Brad 16 No 1 275-8- 0 culls 200 Colorado Bliss Niag Hud Sunshine 16 NeCobblers Triumphs No 1 255-7- 5 4 braska partly graded 200 Michigan U 8 Tran Lux Technicolor f 27 No I 225 Minnesota V a No 1 215 Kansas U 8 No 1 235: New York U 8 No 1 235 New Jersey U 8 METALS No 1 240 Maine U B No 1 235 NEW YORK Sept 8— (AP) —Copper Maryland U S No 2 135 Wisconsin quiet electrolytic spot and future 975 exU 8 No 1 2 00 U 8 NO 2 110-1- 5 port 977 80 Tin firm spot and nearby Wisconsin Bliss Triumphs U 8 No 1 fair 4462 4425-3- 7 75 future Lead quality 200-1- 5 Iron spot New York 460-6- 5 steady No 2 fob Eastern quiet Pennsylvania -- -- 2050 DO-PUN- S ANSWER: it Cutting Out Drinking” Buffalo 1950 1900-220- 0 Aluminum 1250 Quicksilver 7000 Wolframite 8350-9000 advance brisk i Bonds — Irregular well taken rails and Industrials ’ Industrials Curb— higher specialties strong — mixed exchange sterling strong Foreign franc supported Cotton— strong bullish government crop report- Sugar — quiet commission house liquidation Coffee — generally lower trade selling CHICAGO: Wheat — higher: Winnipeg price bulges 10350 Corn—lower crop conditions improved 10412 Cattle — steady to 15 higher 10430 lower top il45 Hogs — ' CHICAGO Sept 8—— (AP)— —Cash wheat 46-4- 9 No 1 red 11444 No 1 hard 118 46-4- 8 3s No 1 mixed 114 No 2 mixed 114 2 T4 S 55-6- 0 No 1 yellow 114 5 No 2 yellow 55-6- 0 rtg U14-1- 5 No 2 white 130 No 3 2448 45-4- 7 whits 130 sample grade 4 oats 48-5- 1 No 1 white 46-4- 6 No 2 white cereal 2448 2 448 51-5- 4 43 No 2 white 45 rye No 2 91 Federal Farm Mortgage soy beans No 2 yellow 125-3- 0 No 3 2 448 42-4- 7 barlec actual sales 0 yellow 129 38 47 feed 70-8- 5 nom malting 110-4- 0 nom 38 49 590-61- 5 seed cwt new crop 3V48 64 timothy 565-9- 0 cwt clover seed 1500-220- 0 cwt Home Owners’ Loan 3s A 52 (4-1- NEW YORK Sept 8— (AP) — Stocks —firm steels lead further Alabama 1550 spot Platinum Antimony 1400-5- 0 The average dream lasts proximately five seconds ap- 1200 -- - 1220 1325 10-1- 5 f SUGAR- s NEW YORK EGGS 1 NEW YORK Sept- - 8— (AP) — Eggs firmer Mixed colors special packs 27-3- 1 standards 26-2- 6 firsts 24 mediums 22-2- 3 dirties No 1 22-2- 2 12-11- - NEW YORK 8— (AP)— After Sept reaching 1 to 2 points under scattered liquidation and hedge selling futures rallied on trade buying today Nov sold up whila Jan sold at 249 from 270-27- 1 or net unchanged to 1 point lower with the market In late trading around this CARL R GRAY For Divorce — Wanda Weaver Black asked the "second district Ticket Sellers Are Viewing court to award her a divorce today Attractions They Have from William M Black whom she married July ’16 1926 Shes said Often Boosted there are no children She alleged Economic conditions in Utah desertion compare favorably with trade activBlank Books and Binders— Recity in the New England state of Maine according to Carl R Gray ord books in durable duck binding president of the Union Pacific Anything you need in office supsystem who paused between trains plies Steve’s Office Supply in Ogden today en route to Salt Lake City to address a conference Pleased — Mayor Harman W of the American Association of Peery attended the Cowbody days Railroad Ticket Agents celebration in Evanston Wyo APPROVES IDEA Monday - and said he was much ‘Tm just back from spending a pleased with the rodeo vacation at my summer home in Maine” said Mr Gray “Of course Need 'light Globes? Call 3400 they’ve had no drouth there and business is pretty good but no sales floor Will charge and debetter I would say than in Utah” liver them Utah Power Ss Light r Mr Gray expressed approval of Co the ticket agents' plah of holding their annual convention in a westState Fair— More than half of ern city each year and combining the states in the nation will be business with pleasure by viewing represented with livestock exhibits some of the major pleasure spots at the Utah state fair opening along the way September 26 Ernest S Holmes “This is the first of $ieir con- fair manager declared ventions I’ve attended but I think the idea of eastern ticket agents With every purchase S & H seeing at first hand the resorts Green Stamps Henry’s Service 21st which they describe to tourists is an excellent one” he stated ' On Tour— Dr J H Hollander of WILL SEE CANYON Baltimore Md professor of pothe litical' economy at "Johns Hopkins Following their meeting ticket agents approximately 300 of university left Salt Lake City Monthem will pass through Ogden for day to tour southern Utah parks a tour of Yellowstone park They will return through Ogden next ' Take ’ Advantage of Boyle’s clean-u- p Monday according to C L sale— All drapes Drapery Union Pacific general curtains etc All gifts ' Price ' agent and will make a half day 23 off stop here for an auto tour up Ogden canyon to the Pine View dam-sit- e Institute — Teachers’ Mr McKnight said the hour will be ’conducted in Davis institute County of their arrival had not been deschool Wednesday from nine termined Arrangements for the High a m to one m for all teachers canyon trip are in the hands of of the countyp Schools will open the Ogden chamber of commerce Thursday ‘ Mc-Knig- 22-2- 19-1- 9 25-2- ADDRESSES AGENTS SALT LAKE CITY Sept 8— (AP) — Carl R Gray President of the Union Pacific railroad company told 400 railway ticket agents tbtt&y that their business— the sale of tickets — is rapidly and steadily improving Passenger business in July over his own system he said increased 48 per cent over July 1935 He added: “There is also a steady Increase in freight traffic It is interesting to note that the westbound freight business is increasing which indicates an increased purchasing power in the western states ' “I have seen no more healthy states than Utah and Idaho in recovery from the past depression” Speakers at the afternoon session included George Haynes passenger traffic manager of the Milwaukee road E P Burke passenger traffic manager for the Pullman company and H W Siddall chairman of the Western Passenger Transcontinental ' association The convention will through Wednesday 37-3- 9 35-3- -- 32-3- 4 27-3- 1 21-2- 4 19-2- 0 -- -- 2S-2- 22-2- 35-3- 29-3- 4 27-2- 8 £ BOSTON Sept Agr) — The Sales of Motors Make New Record NlpW "YORK Sept ’8— (AP) — Sales of General Motor’s cars to consumers and dealers of the Unitlevel ed States for the 8 months ended Raw sugar was quiet and unchanged to- August 31 set all time records the day at 363 for spots with no sales re- company announced today ported Domestic sales to consumers for Refined jwar unchanged at 475 for fine granulated with a fair withdrawal demand the 8 months totaled 1261714 cars reported 884862 in the like 1935 perFutures No 3 closed barely steady un- against iod and the previous record of to 2 lower Sales tons 6800 changed in the first 8 months of Sept 275 bid Nov 270 bid Jan 248 bid March 247 bid May 247 bid July 1928 249 bid Domestic sales to dealers for the — 8 months totaled 1255485 cars j FLOUR a 952343 ago and the year against MINNEAPOLIS ‘ Sept 8— (AP)— Flour former record of 1233846 for the carload lots per barrel to 98 lb cotton first 8 months of 1929 755-7-5 sacks - 0 0 three times as many airplanes in 1935 United — LONDON — 8 Sept (AP) Bar silver as in the previous year steadier higher at 19 d (Sterling States furnished 78 planes Great price equivalent to 456 cents) Britain 25 and Germany four 6 Sales Broaden In Wool Market i - 31-3- 29-3- continue Our sale of fine furs continued Guaranteed savings Gajewsky’s Employment— The “Build Utah” student job enrollment program of the Utah -- Manufacturers’ association provided 562 university and high school students with vacation jobs this year the final report 1 )nshin Adoio By SOL Everybody has" a code in his head what with nights being so cool and days not so hot neither or either Even Sol fs a little hoarse (Shetland pony) and has a croak in his throat Guess there’s nothing to do but to get a nightcap for the bald head in evenings and a toupe for daytime wear to keep from being chilled to the bone Aloysus the warmed up to among the first a big red apple Called Off— To enable members of the club to attend a meeting Friday in the Hotel Ben Lomond when Marrlner S Eccles will be the guest speaker the Lions club ing was dispensed with today meet- 225-pou- ed nd 190-pou- nd Grass and Brush' Fire Runs Made Firemen answered a call to extinguish a grass fire at --Twenty-eighth street and Jackson avenue today They were called to put out! a brush fire at Twenty-sixt- h street et 44 i ’ “An apple a day” says he “keeps Armed with spikes which conthe zeros away! tain a deadly poison a fish found In the Great Barrier Reef of AusHe should make his mark in the tralia has the power of killing world — say around 0 (one humans is known as the stone horse and one rabbit) He says two fish and Itis repulsive in appear- can feel as cheap as one v 50-5- Back to the weather with fair 3025 barometric pleasure along with a cool 46 degrees registered at seven s m (school morning) Maximum temperature Monday was 81 degrees with minimum 44 degrees last night ’Skies were clear one t year ago with the same maximum 81 de- PROCRAMS i NBC BLUE NETWORK grees maximum and a 46 degrees minimum temperature ' P S Here’s a new Howma Doin’! 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Carolina The Tar Heel forward wall should go Into battle averageing approxv imately 195 pounds The backfield will average 180 or slightly more 44 —— NRA days again! Jack Hales of Ogden recorded Used Radios ’for sale as low as the fastest time for a quarter of $750 Easy terms Boyle’s a mile on a motorcycle at the Salt flats west of Ogden Labor day He consul was clocked in 10 seconds flat nosSought — The British general at San Francisco is seek- ing out Frank Wilks Others finished in the following ing information concerning the Whereabouts of Mrs Joseph Hug-gar- d order: J Schieving Denver Eddie or any other relatives of the Tischer Ben Vandergraff Glen Stoker Bob Walters Jean La Suire Huggard family Bud Olsen and B Williams In Chapel —Mark FetersOn of Frank Wilks won firsts place in Salt Lake City a member of the the one three and five mile open Utah Genealogical society" general events Ray Winger of Salt Lake board will speak in the sixth ward City was first in the Australian race The salt flats were soft and hamchapel Wednesday at seven-thirt- y " The public is invited pered the speed of the riders ' V j 24-2- 6 ht 4 3 average checks undergrades refrigerators special packs 26(4-2- 7 5 standards firsts Whites resale of premium marks 39(4 41 midwestem nearby and premium ex6 marks exchange specials 31 fancy mediums change standards 30 including premiums exchange mediums nearby and western nearby and western peewees Pacific coast jumbo and premiums 37 39 Pacific coast specials 35(4-36(- 4 Pacific coast standards 34 35 Pacific coast 9 mediums Pacific coast pullets 3 browns resale of extra fancy including extra large 6 nearby and western special packs western standards duck eggs Long Island and extra large fancy 2 other nearby large fancy 0 family patents unchanged " standard patents 5 'tilgher 670-9Shipments 4904 Pur bran 2450-250BAB SILVER NEW YORK Sept 8— (AP)— Bar ailvtr steady and unchanged from Friday SepBrazil purchased nearly tember 4 at 44 Etta Merrill— Hotel Ben Lomond Blanche E Reimer Spencer Coroffers new Balbriggan pajamas for sets Registered Corsetiere Ph 2764 lounging or sleeping $195 ‘ Hollander — Elder B De Vries will be — the at a Hollander auxispeaker Wasatch branch Auxiliary liary to Railway Mail association meeting Wednesday evening at will hold its first meeting of the eight o’clock at the LDS ninth chapel Choir practice will be fall Friday at seven-thirt- y p m at ward the home otm Mrs J S p'lls 3673 held at nine o’clock Ogden avenue Mrs Fred Clifton Storeroom ror Kent— Washington will be assisting hostess Ave near 25th Ph 451L Mr Gale S & H Green Stamps — prescription service To Meet— The United Spanish prices Broadstone Drugs War Veterans Harry A' Young camp No 2 will meet at eight Townsend Meeting — Townsend o’clock Legion club No 5 will meet in the Mound Chateau this evening in' the Fort school Wednesday- - at eight p m: Visitor— Miss Madelyn Finns of New York was a weekend visitor Ethyle Newey — Public steno also at the home of Mr and Mrs T G mimo work Efficient! Phene 4100 Lienhardt 30 Chimes circle en She will return Suit Filed — Elizabeth Bell today route to Logan week next early filed suit in second district court for divorce from Charles L Bell Auxiliary —The auxiliary to the rt on grounds of They postoffice clerks organization will were married in Evanston Wyo two o’clock Wednesday June 6 1924 and there are no meet at’ 16 at the home of Mrs Sept children Arthur Norton 988 Jeffercon aveFountain Pens Brief Cases $1 to nue — 44- $875 Bramwell’s Phone 360 -- 8— (AP)— (US Boston wool marDept ket opened following the holiday with a somewhat broader inquiry 111 111 94 94 for woolen wools and a rather quiet 90 90 demand for the worsted type of greasy domestic wools 42 42 Mill buyers were inclined to await 42 42 43 43 further developments in foreign wool markets and the domestic 81 82 goods market Quotations were 79 80 77 78 steady fo very firm on grease domestic wools Cables from Aus— 79 tralia to private concerns in Bos71 s 72 ton reported a fair demand at 1190 1195 steady prices compared with the 1197 1200 closingprices of last week 1192 1212 2 TO BOAST POWER non-suppo- 900-10Q- 0 - NORTH CAROLINA ing L L Williams Ph 2625-- M 3335 Digest Poll 8:30 — NBC — American vention Banking Program 9:09— NBC— Shandor 9:08— NBC — Arcadia Ballroom ConOr- - chsstrft UPHOLSTERING and refinishing 9:15— NBC — Miles Laboratory — Wa- Call Weber Ph 2005 4041 tanabe and William 9:39— NBC— King Edward Hotel TRAILER WAGON BLDG Orchestra 10:09— NBC— Joseph Hornlck’s OrGEO HEMMERT Ph 2777-- J in trailers rubber 10:30 — chestra Specializing — White Orchestra wheeled wagons etc Some on hand 1045 —KLO NBC —Palace City Hotel Orchestra 3102 V ’ ' |