Show SUNDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 29 193G THE OGDEN STOCKS MARCH : ' TO - WEEK’S CATTLE MARGIN OF 1931 TOP LEVEL i I (J Utilities Hold Gain During Short Day of Active i Trading 1 By ELMER C WAIZER (United Press Financial Editor) NEW YORK Nov 28— (UP)— A -- general advance of fractions to more than a pointy brought the main list Of stocks to 'Within touching distance of the best levels since 1931 ln an active jshort session today on the stock exchange Prices tended upward at the start whlch was active Deals picked up rJu thereafter and the market ran at 1 j a rate of 3500000 shares for a five-hoday In the first hour Moderate profit-takin- g came in the second hour but it was easily absorbed and the rise resumed before the close leaving the market higher on the ' h ur week STEEL SHARES LEAD Leadership of the steel scares and further gains In the utilities stood out early in the day The former lost part of their gains but the latter held well with the average only point under the high since 1931 Locomotive stocks continued to rise into new) high ground Mo- met better support oh outlook Qf'rtors a shrrp stepup in operations next week This weeks outturn was down’ about 6000 units because of the holiday Of greater encouragem ' "trading element was a rise in rail- road shares which have "been lag-- f gards of Late' Gains in the group to more than a point crarly ranged ' in fhe day ard most of them were I held GAINS OF POINT " Gains of a point or more were made by American Agricultural American Car Sc Foundry American Secl Foundries American Locomotive Atchison Canada Dry Baldwin preferred International Har-- vester International Paper A Libby Cwenr-For- d Public Service of New Tertey Pullman Stone Sc Webster Sc Pacific U S Steel preQTexas ferred and Wejtinghouse Electric In the mercantile division Mont-- gomcry Ward made a new top at 67 V up Vi jxjint Others were up fractions to- 2 Amusements - continued ectivepoints with Paramount easing fractionally near the close Easiness news continued favorable Steel centers reported higher rates scheduled for next week and it was believed the nation’s opar- atlng rate would be around the best 'level since early 1930 The department of commerce reported the holiday' aeai on - was - approaching with business activity at the faigh- est level cf the recovery period gains recently it found were (VBest 'in retail sales of general cerchan-dis- e although industrial production' has held at the relatively high Oc-- L v - ’i teber rate EQUIPMENT GROUP UP ) The whole railroad group rose with locomotive stocks an outlook for heavy buying by railroads in the near future following large orders placed earlier this week Airplane shares chemicals Coppers oils and special issues participated In the rise Homes take Mining appeared at 450 up 23 'points from the previous I close- - Other gold issues were moderately active around the previous Silvers were higher In the C' ) j close ccpper section Mother Lode featured in activity at a fractional gain when directors declared of 12 Vi cents the first payment since 10 cents was paid on June 30 1930 In the rubber section new highs were made by U S Rubber issues and by Goodrich Dow Jones preliminary closing averages showed Industrial 18332 up 051 railroad 5574 off 020 util--- ity 3391 Up 028 UTILITIES UP ON CURB NEW YORK Nov 28 —(UP)— f“"V5 Utility shares led an advance on tb curb exchange today in fairly active trading Approximate transactions ' were 418000 shares compared with 392000 shares last Sat- urday' Electric Bond and Share American Gas and Electric and Niagara Hudson Power closed fractionally higher Electric Bon Sc Share pre- while Northern ferred advanced 1 ' States Power A jumped 2 Neptune- Meter A and Mercan- tile Stores made new highs the and the latter at former at 18 i - 147 - Gulf Oil advanced a point while other petroleum Issues eased New mont Mining gained 2 points and other mining shares were dull and -- tdy &Aail Equipment Steel Orders Rise Air Reduction 82 Allis Chalmers 69 American Can 122 American Sc Foreign Power 7 American Locomotive 43 22 American Radiator American S Sc R 85 American Steel Foundry 58 187 American T Sc T American Tobacco B J00 26 American Water Works 10 American Wool I I l tl I 50 Anaconda A T & 74 F 31 Atlantic Refinery' 34 Auburn 7 Baldwin Locomotive pfd Si Baltimore Sc Ohio pfd 19 Bamsdall 29 Bendix Aviation 73 Bethlehem Steel a Boeing Borden Burroughs Adding Machine California Packing Calumet & Hecla Canada Dry Canadian Pacific 28-(A- port of growing orders and activities in rail equipment and steel construction industries Class 1 railroads in the first ten months this year placed in service 34113 new freight cars the largest number installed in any such period since 1930 In the1 same preiod last year only 4792 cars were put 'til Cerro De Basco Chesapeake Sc Ohio- Chicago Northwestern C M St P Chrysler e i -- LONDON texdler 6 M- BAR SILVER Nov 28—(AP)— Bap silver (Sterhigher at 21 ling price equivalent to O 4643 cents) Nov 28 (AP) — Bar nominal no quotations NEW TORX ONIONS CHICAGO Nov (50-l- b sacks) Mich 28—CUP)— Onion 111 yellows In4 yellows 20-5- 0 3 ' 1 Continental Baking A Continental OiI Delawere Corn Products 127 39 18 72 13 31 37 72 Coty Cuban) American Sugar “12 Columbia F Sc I Columbia G & E Comwth Sc Sou ufd Consolidated Oil ’6 j 39 6 47 182 180 6 Cudamy Curtis Wright Dslaware & Hudson du Pont Eastman El & jMus Electric Autolite Electric Power Sc Light Erie Firestone General- - Electric General Foods General Motors Goodrich Goodyear Graham Paige Great Northern pfd Hudson 44 19' 18 34 52 42 70 32 29 3 Illinoi 19 3 24 100 63 13 59 Central International Harvester International Nickrl international T Sc T — Kennecott Kresge SS Lambert i By STEPHEN BRAT Quotations J Furnished by 1936 28 LISTED STOCKS Asked Bid 17 8 Department of Agriculture The following is a summary of Ui Ogden Livestock market for week ending Friday Nov 27: Cattle and Calves: The general run of cattle In this week's supply was not quite up to last Week in quality and & lighter run was partly due to the ' i 13 12 2 63 17 34 v 2531 12 4478 4 5 8 23 Remington Rind J Reynolds Tobacco B Safeway St L Sc S F r Schulte Sears Roebuck Shell Socony Vaccuum Southern California Edison Southern Pacific Standard Brands Standard Gas & Electric Standard Oil California Standard Oil New Jersey Stewart Warner Studebaker Texas Corporation Texas Gulf Sulphur Timken Roller Bearing Trans American Union Carbide Union ’Gas Implement Union Oil California Union Pacific Unioh Aircraft t United Carbon United Corporation U S Rubber U S Smelter U S Steel Vanadium Walgreen Warner Pictures Western Union Telegraph Westlnghouse Air Brakes Westinghouse Electric White Motors Woolworth 1 25 58 48 2 2 99 26 16 30 42 16' 7 38 66 19 963-103- 1 0 575: boo-eod IfoOA 25 133 26 89 7 47 93 77 23 37 17 90 46 146 went mostly at 650--7 So Bheepi Receipts of Eheep and lambs this week totaled 21032 head as compared with 28454 last week The truck division supplied the local sales ana the Best lambs were steady to slightly lower at 700-72- 5 Plain and medium kinds were sold for 5 756 50 and the best ewes at 275-- 3 00 Common ewes ranged around 175 and ' YORK BONDS Nov quotations : 4 s 3S 4s 3S 3s 3s 3S 5s 46-4- 3 3 3 June 41 44-4- 6 9 8 Wool Prices Rise On Boston Mart the ChlflSfeS government hli fallen back oh motor transport to f'rovide the much desired link with Th§ national trCAsUry I hoa been authorised to appropriate Chinese Yuan $240000 (U B $73 873-66warmed-upgood fed steeFs ab-- J ns W anniidl BUDSidy lot the : Sent quoted rVii lbs OreCar 893 company which haa undertaken to gott feeders 675: 853 lbs Nevada 650 load medium 850 lbs warmed-uheifers I Operate a regular bus service from 700 godd range cows 525-67r&ilheftd ftt PAftlftW Xfnh practical top fleshy dairy Cowa 450( bulk medium r“l t5 400 milee west of bulls 500-52odd head weighty to 675 Peipinjf Calves for four dayll 65 I Along thfe horthfefh bdrdetS of China Today: 70 compared last Friday: homlhally steady t6 TihWA (UrUftltchi) Capital 6f best veaiers quoted up to 950 ttW med- S 45-4- 7 48-5- 1 51-5- 4 Federal Farm Mortgage Loan 2e t p 6 3 iutti 280 lhn Tdnhn ml K 10431 106 10426 10350 - fcmlrlnmr“ I An I beme-questl- on - lnvoca-rortab- le 1 ot 9-- day I ter-Th- For nearly hnif the way the ed a few 1156 bus route will pass through fled by the loud epeakers or thfe he- - !r® trlctS Govcnt V presidential campaign JJ?? are viiL°hg01 j nen friendly or at least fern or Lahdon and the Republican °f1erl?n hbt hostile to China Once past platform pledged its repeal I Ninghsia westernmost of the Ihhef went Rooscvilt Oidor Monp-nllaI ProyinCes And Into WcSt- KnnsU driVefe of the Chinese fnotor buses Will be C&rfVitt!l their beSi? STnf1 rf lhe 4reci pn3ca 1ves ift th6ir hands vriU be taylff t Private funeral ayf'noM?1 B a campaign conducted at two o’clock Monday the Pvdcteeve3J laiKl‘ in the chapel of the Kirkehdall-- e OMAHA Nov 28— Hogs: fen provided unmlstakfeblp pub S000i lalfly active weights jt0 ub up moriuim with the ReV lie endorsement of the hew deal Darling fceldW fa Carlson of the Elita Luther-thi- s stFonq to 10 higher weight 190 BRIDGE BEYOND Rdy lb uneven steady t wek soars sUsdy Ian church officiating Friends may regard 950 for 200 lb up: desirable i&o-- 1 ty Underlying the preeraih li thfe call at thfe tnorttiaty chapel this 2TO lb 935- - 50 lb VrelgHts 8&0-94theory tit foreign trftde expounded I aflefnobh : fefid fevehihg ffofti flv5 scerte lighter weight good ovs 910-i2by Secretary Hull This roughly ife until nine ©’clock and Monday un Cattle: 100: compared with Friday that thfe vital factor1 of overseas I til time of the services Interment last weekr yearlings anu light tefl itfbng commerce la & high volume of trade I Will be Ih MoUht Ogden memorial to shade higher weighty steers and Weak to 25 lowcK she stock weights in which neither imparts hot exports pkrk strong to mostly 25 higher hulls and veal-er- s Little Chanee ef Bottling ' “ J necessarily prfedotn'nate steady t® strong: stoekers and feeders S&n FtAntlsco The attainment of such ft vuiume fUNEhAL firm bulks for week: fed steers and Up OltitCtOllS 900-110few loads weighty yearlingsliiOO-35those of the Hull school believed at I Claim steers medium weights up to i Bay 1 outset the of thfe administration was LARKIN MORTUARIES 1175 and yeaHlhgs ' 1260 fed heifers few lot up to 1100 beef Impeded cit Brigham City tariff BAN by high NoV FRANCISCO import 3l— (AF) 550-65cows 425-52few cutter -other Of what ahd quotas evidences 325-40- 0 bombers aerial 450-52- 5 —Enemy bulls would have 438 grades prac 2til 6t Ggdeh tical top veaiers 850 few 900J Stocker 4 Chkncd &f bottlihg up Sah thfe secretary termed ‘‘economic ndJ ' tionalistti and fedcrS steefl 550-72choiSI stock I Frnr)rjcoA’e Kat-twOT of I one load 900 calves 750-80thft figW $32000000 ffeshioneddowned toOi on the old run I uOBtroyiflf Sheep: 1000 U‘ practically Mer S1 22U method of congressional compared Friday last week lamb 55 high- - I GoldCtt Gate btidg© in thfe GDinicm er sheep higher feeders Steady I making fetid espoused ‘ thfe I KiuKrwriii irhri'n nrmv ehelnsm hCte r Closing bulk followl rang lambs 825-5- 0 method of arrivitig at Import duties Si COlonCl W Goff Caplsg Of thO eorted choice grade hatlve ihd fed wooled by arrangement with thfe other cl081n8 top 90° fed fengineeringr 0JL corps told fen inter hations 775 good And choice ewes view Slipped of thfe world thereby fixing of tUe CnafiCe Of DOmbihg 300-42- 5 good And choice feeding lambs the at level 4 advantageous imports 4200-f0625-77- 5 dOWH a Bo andl the mediums down to SUSpefiridfl sbah td the of each trade 1 Would be Very fenall plain light iamb down to 460 to thahk all those who 'V? Reffe entered whT hwn CABLES TOO STRONG assisted during the sickness and - DENVER Nov 28— Sheep: 3600 com-- 1 hub of the entire contra very: be death of our beloved mother Mary 77a saia it WOUld be almost 0 pared Friday last week: fat lambs of numerous I trade I E Pringle Wilde especially those tOT the hOaVlfest knOWrt cause yearlings steady ewes 23S higher I pOSfeible treaties the United feeders steady to 10 higher weeks and bomb ta rut thr States participated in the services could suspension cables hot fix lower rates tn I ?nd thoaswho furnished cars and Closing top Idaho 885 bulk fit lamb 8oo- - mor comspecific ' wian three feet in diameter 85 nower‘ yearling 6O0-T0-0 slaughter ewes I j 275-37- 5 fend that even If the bridge were moditifes from Canada for instance — -range feeding lambs 800-3Family rsos -plainer native feeders 700-7-5 Wrecked it still leOUla n°t tQ a D&T than were charged on the ame Cattle: 250 compared last Friday aU from other nations arriving classes steady some strength on veaiers 10 niPs With our deepest sincerity we carlots fed steers 1023-3- 0 top fed heir- - I Thfe round bridge cables would be ers 950 bulk 845-94- 0 thank the many friends and neighbest grass fat diffcnlt ta hit h caM CVen heifers 675 bulk 350-64- 0 bors who rave their sympathetic top cows 565 iriiclc cutter grades mostly 325- - “ bulk 440-33- 3 probably Would reflect a assistance during the sickness and 400 bulk bull 4oo-5- o practical top bomb He calculated that even ft death of our beloved wife and veaiers 900 few '950 to 1000 Bulk I direct hit bv a 1 mother daughter and sister Llryne bomb stocker and feeder steers 600-77- 5 top Moore Etepnensen We especially 825 on yearlings heifers 640 down best I largest known Would COfc Cut thank the 7th ward bishopric and steer calves 750 one of the huge strand Relief society the Daughter of the Hogs: 1300 opened fully steady bulk COULD DROP ortrifTV Pioneers the officers and members desirable light and medium weight butch- er 960 few plain slaughter pig 6oo in wife almost' Inconceivable FAJRBANRS Xlata Nor bulk pecking sow 925 odd head up to chance" he said "that the bridge (AP)— Alaska 935 for week light lights and pig about II ghmilri h cr who I who took part at the services those f sourdoughs damag&d that both once took steady medium And heavy weight butchers I towers who furnished flowers and automo-ov-er musher ’trails Should CTU Triple over Just and packing sows steady to 10 higher ’ I biles frozen In tundra and ( ail who helped ta any relax airweek top 963 enough to let the bridge floor down planes now and cover the distance mann?j SUiaCO ft few hours In & few hours —Wells L Stephensen and famI Yatr Nov 28 — fAF— USDAt I 0 oxy-tle- n o2': or clectrlo This season six commercial and ily Mr and Mrs ’ David La I I°6neS Would Suffice Looreand family to CUt feteel week staera all day last eleven private companies operated yearlings and light 7819 strong- - to 25 higher weighty steers on lOQSfe and let it fall to the bottom scheduled passenger fights between Th® every sympathy and many that feVCIl War ships Could ritory important city in the ter acts ofloving kindness extended by rela-tivnage increased by very liberal entry list I I to international carlot shot exhibit nearly PRM over the Wreckage With many and j friends during our be-The commercial In 300 loads weeded off show heard being I feet to Spare" the sudden iiickne which Alaska’s once elusive spac sold on open market extremet top com-a dironr Vitt — the our of beloved wife and t eaus-hfwnm Barrow on bridgfe deck is merclal yearlings 1235 new high on crop Louisa Ethel mother - a Hoggan was °Ulu I Considerable GeSurOy the p most sow throwouts 1125-125- 0 Arctic ocean extreme pOT-tosouthwest to a source of great comfort which we I 1283: fed heifers up to i2oo also tion of the roadway he said but Nome on the Bering Sea south- he redesire and greatly appreciate new high best 1415 lb steers 1165 com- this Would be to cast damage on heartfelt to Ketchikan bv our thanks I the Pacific express comparatively and paratlvely few weighty bullocks above out over the 1200-mil- e Aleu- - Especially ' are we grateful to the ac-- 1 1125 bulk selling at 1025-11219th ward bishopric and Relief so- tian island chain tlvs replacement market together with last Friday: fat iambs dull lower about steady! early top 810 oh good 80 lbs early shorn California lambs late quotable top 800 on strictly good wool-Skins good to choice lbs medium-good 84 lbs pelt California 700-75fresh shorn Oregons early 723 Sorted 15 per cent medium deck 76 lb weights 700 rnedium California medium-pelbs slaughter ewes 225-25latter sorted bc8t quotcd around I 23-3- 5 83-9- 6 J dis-CW- es L? Jriv L?’ 1 0 J med-luf- n 0 -- 6: 113i 103 Com: 27 crs 2 white hem No 3 110-11- 111-11244- 110-11- 1 No 1 T 3 108 ftofti 101 May 49-5- Horn- fcye - - higher) no 1 3 “ 91 1 3 5 25-5- 0 i: om 184-- 1 155-19- ! t I - - 0t 06-0- 8 J ' Barley hom No 1 hard and dark Bard wheat 9 to 12 cents ovef December No 2 hard and dark hard 7 to cent over: N6 1 red Col Rex 2000 at 4 to 8 cents toVer: N6 2 Ted 6 Wheat 7 Cent Over No 2 white corn to 7 Comb Mets 300 at 12 to 4 cents over No 2 yellow corn 4 to I Cardiff 600 at 60 lOO'ftt 49 5 cents over No 2 mixed corn 2 - to 200 at 49 1500 at 48 3 cents over 1000 at 1 Howell 1000 at 1 CHICAGO Nor 28 — (AP) — Cash Kennebec 1500 at 19 1000 at 20 wheat: No 1 hard 125 Corn No 3 Leonora 3000 at 2 mixed 100-01- j No 2 mixed 98 M C Copper 100 at 12231 23 at No 2 yellow 105 No 3 yellow L02-0- 3 S0-8- 9 ll 3' ( 4 yellow No 5 yelNo 4 white 103-0- 4 Oats: No 1 white 48 No 2 whit 47 No 3 white! 47 No 4 white 45 sample grade 45-4- 5 Soy beans: No 2 No 3 yellow 134 yellow 135-13Barley: feed! 6088 nom: malting 100-4- 0 nom cwt new Timothy seed 585-61- 0 560-8- 3 cwt CWLj Clover seed 2300-300- 0 NO 98-10- 96i0O low 0: 0 109-11- 0 Oatss a cars: unchanged to No 2 white nom bom 48-5- 0 Milo mal2e Kafir nom UNLISTED STOCKS 3 No 143: nom No 2 yellow No 2 mined s 5 higher to 1 lower No 109-lll- 830-10-0- 0 114: - BOMB DANGER 5 KAN8A8 CITY Nov 24 — ( AB) —Wheat 67 cars wo 2 dark hard higher No 3 120 124 2 hard 121: No 11S-122121-12liom No 3 "nom I 120-122 No 2 J No red nom 6 Horn 119-12- 1 Close: Dec May July Tfif 35 160-19- 9 0 100-10- 0 i l 1 (AP-USDA)- outstanding bullish factor Wheat closed firm 1 cent to i above Dee 119-H- i yesterday’ ’ finish May 117com to 1 cent up Dec 104-' oats May new advanced and provisions showing 17 to 42 cents bulge -- 107-11- 5 lt 0 Were 5: ' 1237 ’ - Pioche Bristol 1000 at 1 r Tar Baby 1000 at 3 Tintlc Std 50 at 705 500 at 700 Walker 100 at 222 : U P L 6- - pfd 2 at 6150 2 at 6200 i No Lily 300 at f 74’ ‘ i A im-hlgh- 25-4- er prfe-existe- ! 5 eom-ttbdi- es j ! WW-pOti- nd IJiSJgaA'SSSridS -- 55-d- ay FUTURES IDAHO FALL8 Nov 29— (AP— U8DA) —Shipping point information for Friday Upper Valley: Carload fob cash track to dealers: Russets a few sales 175-- 85 An occasional car extra fine larg stock higher u S No 2 120 An occasional car at certain mostly points lower Cash jto growers bulk per cwt: Insufficient trading reported to quote as a general market Twin : Too few sales reported at most points to quots as a established market tl8il 1 Chicago Nov WHEAT: Open ' 28— (Ajp)- n t gsn-sral- Close es air-mu- sh 2 No 1 185 235-6- Colorado i 5 1 scarcity of common and medium grade steers stimulated plain killers these closing 25 higher stoekers and feeders up all she stock strong ta 25 higher 5 bulls Slide-Pro- of up and veaiers 50 to 100 higher closing at 1000 down for wsek n4 Friday Sheep: 3500 13300 directs compared Friday last JUNEAU Alaska Nov 2&— (UP) a week fat lambs mostly 25 higher sharing part of advance aged sheep I —A new residential district safe and feeding lambe also- stronger week's from landslides of the type which Juneau Plans New 15-2- 5 Red - 0 Dec Jan March May - 1210 1225 1260 1282 1312 July BELLIES 1242 1260 1280 1317 1337 1210 1225 1260 1282 13121337 - Dec Jan 1605 1655 ducks 10-2- 4 12-1- 5 broilers 14 14-1- 11-1- 5: ducks U i ! NEW 4-- 4 ' YORK sugar’ Nov j 28 — Markets In Brief tur-rooste- rs Nov 28 — (AP) — Stocks— Firm utilities lead further advance Bonds —Up : treasury Issues log Curb — Higher utilities specialties do best Foreign exchanges — Steady sterling franc gain slightly Cotton — Steady scarcity of contracts steady cables Sugar— Quiet trade-- - covering " Coffee — Higher firm' spot market CHICAGO: — Wheat Strong enlarged export demand Corn — Higher influenced by wheat Cattle— Nominally steady Hogs— Fully steady top $985 NEW YORK 8 i A 19-1- 9 -- (AF)— Rgw ' sugar was 'easier today although the spot STOCK AVERAGES price remained nominally unchanged at By the Associated Press 370 Nov 28 — The only sale confirmed was 10000 bags 30 15 15 60 Ricos for March shipment at Indus Ralls tltll Storks of Puerto 375 a decline of 8 points from the last sale Futures opened 1 point higher on covering but eased later under liquidation and —44 - ' CURB hedging with the market closing unchanged to 2 points net lower March sold off NEW YORK Nov 23 — (AP) — Curb from 281 to 280 and July from 28T to quot&tfona The day's business aggregated Am 284 2 VSi Sup Power ? 4050 tons GlinKe He A S ' Refined was unchanged at 480 Cent Sts ElsCq 1 Movement in recent years: City Serv 34 1932 low 175 8T 239 169 ® ®J8C 21 Vi 1929 high ' BETTER AND ' EGGS t 1469 1339 1843 1577 £jlec B ft S pfd 2® p 1927 low 516 953 618 618 SAN FRANCISCO Nov 28 — (UP) — HOCi& 17 aefe A4Dairy market: Butter: 92 score 33 91 Nate Invest 8V4 score 33 DO score 33 METALS 89 score 31 Nat P A L pc pfd 87 feia NEW YORK Nov 28 Cheese: Flats 19 triplets 18 Jobbing New Brad (AP)— Copper: J 1 steady electrolytic spot and future 1050 prices flats Nia Hud 23 Vi 1075-77 Other metals nominally export Eggs: Larg 38 medium 34 small Sunshine 27 unchanged Translux 5 j - J ie4tp - 20-2- but 850-7- 5 when lacking finish bulk better grade mb?on tolttal e”'0no 57®:9'00' 82J8 5 bulkk mostly 290-46- 0 t — Lard: 28AP)Bellies 1650 CHICAGO Nov Tierces 1237 iooseii87 j 9f23V4 makes alkane Plane service NEW YORK EGGS YORK Nov 28— (AP)— Eggs: 13344 firm pnlxed coolrs refrigerator special packs 31 standards 30-3- 0 firsts 29-3- 0 seconds 27-2mediums 2627 dirties 86-2'other ’ mixed colore unchanged : whites resale of premium - 7 BERLIN Nov 28 — (AP) —Breach FLORIST of promise suits will be barred from AND THE FLOWERS German courts when the new Nazi FURNISHED BY ARE ' family laws are put into effect FLORAL KLENKE ‘The honor of woman cannot be 2955 Washington Ave Phone 1243 - 553? valued In money” the ministry of justice explains 1600 DUMKE FLORAL Grant Ave-- I Cut flowers plants funeral flowers V Phone 125 - 4 marks nearby and mldwestsrn premium marks exchange specials 39: exchange standard 38 Pacific coats Jumbo and premiums other white and all brown and duck eggs un42-4- 40-4- m - Womans Honor Is Not Mpnefaryl NEW 8 sr I v-4 slaughter ewes 460 feeding lambs 625-78- 12-1- 5 stste whole milk fresh slpts 12803 creamery 34 extrs8i34 first 33 34 Cheese dull grades after initial session 900-2- 5 some offerings stlU selling around ’ 5 18-2- 0 33 123T 1255 1277 1317 o ‘ztL-F- Today an and Wyoming those who It in four hours j COunty took part at the services those who is being advertised I furnished flowers and automobiles as an attraction to hunters look- - end all who helped in any man-in- g for fast travel and big game ner The airplane also has found favor I ”JosePb s Hoggaa and family among miners who want rapid and comparatively safe means of trans- - I w wish to extend our heartfelt ’ P°rAtl01V thanks to all our friends and neigh- a was miner ordered shoes I bors who so kindly assisted during persons Recently planned by the I for his children He telegraphed I the sickness and death of our be-t- he today cly I Thfe new district Will bfe on the Bize and a plane from the coast U2ved motoer Esther Coop Jarman ’ northern outskirts of Juneau The new them to him'ta O totrior RUef Uoa destroyed probably will b I — those who sang and spoke at the I bfeHdoned services those who furnished flowI A relief fund for homeless per- ers and automobiles end all who’ sons has reached $1800 it was re assisted in any manner Faml! of Esther C Jarman ported Two persons Joe Giovanelll i TS20 and Mrs Fred Matson still were City 10-1- LARD: 7 broilers fowls L L ducks Live poultry: easy geese TTil1 I ly CHICAGO! Nov 28 — (AP— IJSDA) Potatoes: 53:i on track 285: total U S western stock weaker shipments 328 northern stock barley steady demand slow supplies moderate sacked per cwt Idaho Russet Burbanks U S No 1 240-No- s S I c”“‘ - Low High i x A Falls-Burle- y 68 103 : f-- f 0 823-873- - 27 10413 10614 10414 10310 ui o BOSTON Nov 25 — (AP—UrOA)— Dowool bHdei made further admestic vances In Boston during the past week but the upward tendency was not as strung-- a during the previous week Buy ers resistance to the steAdily rUsm qup tatlohs was inclined to curtail the velum' ' -- of sales Ohio fleece were were and higher quoted mostly at 4041centa in the grease for fine combing Delaine at 4242 for blood staple combing and at 45-4- 7 for ' and blood combing wool 13-2- 55-6- 0 3s A 52 49 42-4- 4 2 Chlna-TurkesU- 223: butchers 5 high- early 993 er load aoo-fii- Today: lbs 101O htrdii V °Tpard last fhIibvT Spot weak ta 25 lower early on ihbetween grade eow: steer quality mostly medium under iioO lbs medium grassy and 13-2- Owners 1 o 50-20- 51-5- 3 Home FRANCISCO 175-22- 0 - agents ha these borders to control Elnklang’a tCOliOmio life A few years ago China looked I to the airplane to conquer the dis- hlch separated It from this tjinC0 dependency - of M&nchu emperors But the air tl!CB I alSCOnUnUed Rltef rlbrteCf airplane had been Shot down by Mongol tribesmen Crossed I 235-28- 0 33-12- 3s 49 3 64 53o-- 1 (ap-usda- 5 51-5- 5 2S 2S tiives steady at Not 28— ) Hogs: for tour days: 4200 compared last Friday butchers mostly 20 lower early top 1025 late top 1005 lbs butchers 1000 Closing bulk to mostly 1005 140-lelbs mainly 950 few up to 980 lbs 955 few 12180 11011 NEW YORK (UP) — New 11640 York produce 10810 Potatoes qte&dy Long Island 165-22- 0 10918 Maine 200-21Idaho 275- bag bag 11Q10 320 box 10628 Sweet potatoes quiet Southern basket 10840 Southern bbl 127-17- 5 Jersey basket bbl 200 10614 Dressed poultry: steady: chickens 3 46-4- 8 2s 2! I cow 5 for week 2900 steady to weak cholc quoted t0 8751 booth san — -- 46-4- top 1050 485-62- BORDERS OF SIXKIANG Russian railroads and motor high ways have been pushed to the I ysar-ling- 43-4- 5 3' hu?r 525'7a5 ' 450-56- 0 Iw923o31o!5 28— (AP) — Bond 47-5- 2 40-4- cow 0 3 BT5 Sheep f NEW 506-64- higher 5 42 72 14 gras few cutter grades 275-42bulla mostly stoekers and feeder steady 0 heifers o 14 104 I 0 0 chapel Bishop Preparation for another eongree-- a O stoker rional battle oyer the new deal's spkkers were President A D reciprocal tariff reduction treaties Miller L EL Williams and Bishop are being made at the state depart- - stoker Albert Free offered the in- ment and Charence Braedley a senes or reports on the economic jI vocation pronounced ths benediction Music pacts— the first was furnished the ward choir ami cnS?unces of which has already been released Mrs Glady by and Ret a Simpson —was described as Intended not soloists Payne only to inform the public of this I Interment was In Syracuse but alao to provide eon- - tery Leonard Robins dedicated the gressional champions of the pro- - grave gram with material for debate The whole issue of whether the I CLINTON A STEUBEN Be niece for Clinton A Eteuben president shad have authority to riaah the tariff ratea In return for llvestlck wotkef who died BimHar concessions by other n a- - Wednesday ware held in tions will go to congress for re-- j the drawing room of Saturday the Mount I enactment at the coming session conducted by Ogden mortuary The reciprocal trade agreement Bishop James M HarbertAoa law under which treaties have been j speakers were Bishop James H negotiated with fourteen Countries I Platt and T J Upton and music was provided by Mrs Ruth Kapp I3e‘ Fortified by the huge Democratic Mrs Groce (5 ter Mrs Wllfprd V majorities In both house fend Sen critchlow Mrs Douglas Brian and ate administration leaders expect I Mrs William Ball&ntyne congressional approval by a com I Jacob Bowman offered the But they tion Bishop Harbertson voting margin look too for a bitter battle With fen the benediction and pronounced James A extremely Vocal minority the make- - Stephen dedicated the grave in up of which they expect will cut Mount Ogden memorial pork across party lines The original reciprocal tariff bill Wfefe enacted 1A 1934 after weeks of debate It authorised the president to reduce the tariff levies 6f the 1930 Hawley-Smotariff feet by M --old Laddie Mark 1 much as fifty per cent by specific ton cf Wlllifem Estel afid Freda Louise with other nations ftftfehgement hter Malk 6f Vllson died In an they making equivalent fedUctiotTs Ogden hospital Saturday cf pneu- in their own import dut4§ e mbhia The child had beed 111 ROW WAS MAGNIFIED row which the issue Taisfed ral da3r &ha Vrhfeft 10 originally in tdngfess was megfal I proper by lofty mountain ranges End trackless desertsA and during receipts for wttk TB5 steady to I a- -10 lower 5 years by clvti and tribal gram fed locals 9oO75 iows t50-86or Chinese Turkestan j warfare Cattle for week 6350 steady ta 25 Pinklanj? has com to mean virtual highers fed grMs eteers I iy nothing to China and lncreas- 735 down fed heifers 985-73’ —HOgB 49 17 -- 0 1 5 Close: Dec 11 i Whole Reciprocal Rate Plan ESTHER M SESSIONS Will Go To Congress Services tot Esther May Sessions During Term infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Sessions were held Sat- the L D a Syracuse ward WJLqimrmif Nov 6— (AP)— urday Inunder direction of 1 0 27 60 98 Motors 0 0 11 33 41 IN TARIFF FIGHT 0 0 Horn 11 Fleet 0 BUS 0 intervening holiday Receipts numbered 2338 head to compare with 4925 a week ago Prices were about steady on most Claeses with a little Weakness in the cow Good steers were not very plenmarket tiful but a few lots and part loads moved within a spread of 82S-7Oincluding the best leeders at 625-66Medium grass-er- s ranged downward from 600 Medium to good heifers brought 525-60including 35 head of 76 lb drive ins at 580 Common dairy type steers and heifers rated around down A few mostly 500 head of choice young cows in a car of Idaho cattle made 550 but the bulk of medium and good local cow went at 400-4Tand lower grades at 375 down to 225 Bulls Cashed at 425-50best and the veal Calves at 725-85Common and medium veaiers rated at SOo-toa few cam of good light stock calves brought 600-62- 5 Hogs: The week's prices in the hog efe i5o higher than last week's market late sales The best light and medium weight butchers brought 950-97ahd mixed kinds went at 940 down Sows under PINNED ON 0 A Hogle & Co Saturday November - 42 Montgomery Ward Nash National Biscuit National Cash Register National Drygoods National Power Sc Light N Y Central N Y N H Ss H North American Aviation North American V Northern Pacific Packard Penney J O Pennsylvania Railroad Pullman Pure Oil - Intervening Holiday Brings Lighter Trading On Market Ehurt-le- ff will be conducted Monday at two pun in the Lt)A Harris villa chapel by Bishop Roy Brown Friends may call at the residence cf & eon Horace L Shurtleff la Harrlsvllle this afternoon and evening: and Monday until tmie of services Interment will be ta Ogden city cemetery under direction of Lindquist & Sons GIRDS ITS LOINS Nov 23— Hogs: 620 bss diTotal thru shipments 253 For wsek 15c higher bulk good to choice lb butchers 650-97mixed 940 down bulk packing sows 650-75-offerings Cattle: Receipts 320 Total thru ship ments 230 For week receipt 2336 j generally steady slight weakness cm cows good eteers wer scares: few lots and part Roll 1200- Ot loads medium ahd good 625-70which Includes good feeders at 625-66medium grass steers ranged down from 600 medium to good heifers 525-6033 head 6T6 lb drlvelns at 5801 including common dairy type steers and heifers 600 down: I NANKING ChlllS Nov 29— (AP) few choice young Idaho cows 550 bulk mediam tod good cows 4oo73 lower I — (AP)— A fleet of motor buses dog- bulls 425-50grades 225-37best II cwllv tttlfihlfis? its way felon tr ths Veaiers 725-85- 0 medium kinds 50O-T0mils desert road to Turkestan few cars good light stock calves 600-62- 3 Total thru ship carry China’s often frustrated hopes Sheep: Receipt 7200 ments noo For week receipts 21032 I ot making that vast area in the trucklns furnished saleable supply at stea I heart Of Asia an Integral eul well dy to slightly lower pricss bulk best of I V 700-72- 5 Ke®S®phlcal part Of the repub tarings plainer kinds 575-65- 0 c best slaughter ewes 275-30- 0 common of-- 1 riags 175 down Isolated for agei from China HarrUvUJe pioneer-o- f 190-23- 0 59 1C7 Shurtleff widow of Noah L ADMINISTRATION FOR TURKESTAN Ogden rect 5: 64H 19 Liggett1 Sc Meyers B I etv s Lone Star Cement Mathifesofl Alkali McKesson Ss Robins Miami Corporation Missouri Pacific Republic- Stock Quotations By dOHN P BOtGHAN Associated ErcSs Market Editor CHiCAGO Nov '28— -- (AP) — Increased buying enthusiasm lifted all Chicago wheat futures late today to new high price levels From start to finish the Wheat market her was active ahd strong Despite profit-taking on a large scale at time Indica tions of big export demand together with a forecast of unabated dry weather In United States drouth regions 'neat week 30 i Radio) IL !£ G CHINESE HOPES 40 Vi IiUpmCbile ’ in service Promise that this trend might iiontinue was seen in reports for ahe first 62 “class 1 railroads which revealed results for October showing combined gain in gross revenues of 143 per cent and a rise of 171 per cent in combined net operating Income compared with the same month last year “Railway Age” recorded numerous new equipment orders 41 14 19 13 153 70 72 Case' J I 44-5- 4 P)— NEW YORK NOV The of accelerating ’pace heavy industry was emphasized today by re- 34 27 30 R Salt Lake Mining QUALITY LOWER LAST SALE (By The Associated Press) STANDARD-EXAMINE- 2: WARSAW Nov 2— (AP)—Convicted Polish criminals used jails changed as hideouts after nightly holdups M tho police have discovered- ’ ' Robberies anJ repeated holdups FLOUR were a constant danger to residents MINNEAPOLIS Nov 28— (AP) — Flour carload lots per barrel In 98 lb cot- - of the outskirts of Poxnan until ton sacks: family patents unchanged 690- - police trapped a gang of criminals 710 ‘Standard patent 5o higher 655--1 ho escaped every night from jail 673 the help of duplicate keys and with 26662 Shipment Pure bran 3100-315- 0 then returned every morning f 41-4- 9 - FUNERALS ’ EMIL O r2fe!0J Co Ogden CityAveFloral Ph 2277 IN MEMORIAM NOKLEBY 9today at Nokleb5r Washington - 265 na One long ago today two Darling Mother passed away? Our Pm in the LDS Fourth ward Since that time we’ve missed her eo 1 chapel by Bishop Edward T Saun But we know she had to go ders -and grief are over —44— Friend may call at the family AllAllherthepain short struggle past residence 2147 Jefferson avenue She is now at dark OUTDOOR MUSEUM PLANNED I pexce forever until time of services Burial will Safely home In Heaven at last HONOLULU (UP) — A permanent I Canada’s longest-marrie- d be in Ogden city cemetery under couple outdoor exhibit of old Hawaiian Mr and Mrs Angus MacDonald direction of —Mr Peter Grieve Mrs Driwin Lindquist Sc Sons Mrs Chaa E Taylor Mrs life Including a reproduction of an j have celebrated their 75th Sharp H Vance Mrs John J DrivI T is temple CORNELIA being planned by ding anniversary here Both are SHURTLEFF er Mrs Lk E Wilkinson the Bishop museum here ’ 195 Services for Cornelia Hancock 1 3 US will 1 v wed-ancie- nt it v |