Show THE OGDEN 8-- B Session Jm Pte-Holid- ay New York Stocks TRADING DULL CATTLE TRADE LAST SALE By The Associated Press 54 Air Reduction IN 176 Allied Chemical & Dye 9 Allied Stores 39U Allis Chalmers 113 American Can Butcher Hog Prices Rise 1 American & Foreign Power 20:4 Sheep Receipts Off American Locomotive 9 American Radiator At Local Yards 51 American Smelt & Ref Curb Stock Price Changes American 33 Steel Founders By JAMES L PATTERSON Were 170 & Tel Tel American 17 8 Depatrment- of Agriculture Generally 84H The following U a lummary of the American Tobacco B Small livestock market for week ending Ogden 11 American Waterworks December 22: Friday 9 American Wool Cattla and calvea: The recelpta of NEW YORK Dec 23 — (UP) — Anaconda 30 cattle totaled 2510 head In comparison with 3284 head laat week and 1986 24Mr Stocks moved irregularly in a dull Atchison Topeka & San F The a similar period a year ago session Saturday On Atlantic 204 during bulk of the run was confined to offerings Refining unwere about 5 in tha lower gradea average the leaders especially steers A Baltimore & Ohio no appearance few good kln4a made 12 changed Barnsdall There was no material change In the A few special issues made wide Bendix Aviation 30 A part load price range In any division Beach-Nu- t jumped- 3 Bethlehem Steel 82 changes of good 854 pound steers made 775 Other 22 good kinds In small lots 750 ©765 The point to 128 on one transaction Boeing bulk of the common to medium grades Gains of a point and more were Borden's 214 secured 550 725 A few good fed heifLibbey-Owee noted in 11 H ers scored 775 The bulk of the medium Burroughs Adding Machine Ford and Norfolk & West- California to good kinds made 6 50 ©735 with 21 Packing scaling lota on Monday ern 7 & Hecla Calumet pounds at 6 60® 720 Common offerings Loew's spurted nearly 2 points of good 17 Canada ranged down to 525 Afedload cows scored d point Canadian Dry Bethlehem Steel with a Montana hay 4 Pacific 645 with a freight benefit Another good quarter Cerro De Pasco 37 gain offset U S Steel"s General d Idahos at 625 with load of and loss Chrysler The bulk of the 39 i some freight benefit point & Ohio Chesapeake Leading Motors dipped slightly good cows made 5500 600 with an oc& Northwestern casional lot up to 625 Thone grading Utilities were Chicago Milwaukee & P rails were steady common to medium moatly 4 50 a 525 Chicago little changed except Public Ser- Chrysler 89 H Canners and cutters 300® 425 with to 250 good vice which lost part of yesterday's Coca Cola down kinds ahelly H7H bulls 5 50 585 Common toBulk medium the around held rise Coppers 64 Gas & Elec vealers choice Columbia 425 500 Bulk good to kinds 1 previous close 8 00 925 Common to medium Load Commonwealth Southern Mixed of to Issues 400 down Culls 775 550 Oil 74 medium Continental feeder steers 700 Aviation issues oils and chemi- Continental Baking A 1314 Medium to good heifers 650 ©700 Feedcals were narrowly mixed Good- Continental Oil Delaware Good Few 525 234 cows 450 & 500 er gain while Corn Products feeder calvea 800® 875 year scored a small 63 Compared to last Friday butcher U Rubber was unchanged S Hog: 4 are 40c higher most of this adCoty hogs while eased Electric Westinghouse 7 vance reached at the close of the week American Sugar ' General Electric firmed American Cuban Packing sows unchanged Te bulk of the 10 Curtis Wright best pound butchers secured 535 Telephone and American Can were Delaware 22 & Hudson with a few at 575 top for the © 550 lower slightly 179 session on the closing day Those scaling Pont 0 Today's session was typically du pounds mostly 510 to 525 Exl 166 treme heavies down to 435 ©450 Light Many traders were Eastman & Mus 14 lights below 150 pounds same range Pack absent and only routine business El Few light 374 Autolite Electric ing sows bulked 325 6 400 was done on butcher order 425 kinds 6 & Power Light Sheep: The receipts in the sheep sheds Major lines of business will slow Electric 21 totaled 16752 head as against 24677 down in the cofning week because Firestone 40 last week and 11026 during a correspondElectric of the holidaThere were Reports coming General ing session a year previous 47i Foods General to hand on Ovist mas trade reveal enough lambs changed hamte to hardly 544 quote a reliable market A few good a fair showingX although under General Motors 19 5i driveln slaughter lambs made 735 Goodrich best expectations Department store The bulk of the small lots common to 234 Few feeder medium grades 650® 700 sales throughout the country in Goodyear 1 Paige lambs 600 1650 the week ended December 16 Graham 26-Note: Carloads of shipped in livestock Norther Ry pfd showed an increase of 6 per cent Great for renhipment on the Ogden marbought 54 Hudson over a year ago according to toket carry freight benefits in variable 13 Illinois Central amounts except when otherwise noted day's federal reserve report 61 International Harvester Rise Sales Car Passenger 374 Nickel November passenger car sales International Tel & Tel 44 International lifted the total for the first eleven 38 Kennecot 43 level a to of the months per year 24 OGDEN Dec 23 — (USDA) — Hogs: EstiKresge S S cent over a year ago ' salable receipts 25 Through 819 mated 16 Dow Jones preliminary closing Lambert 835 For week butchers 40c highTotal 1054 er top for session 575 this price reachLiggetts & Myers B stock averages Industrial 14985 Loews 37 bulk best ed on Friday up 026 rail 3158 up 014 utility Miami butchers 5 35 ©550: few 575 at close 104 Copper 2491 off 004 and 65 stocks 5028 of week: mostly 520 ft1 54 Ward down to extreme heavies Montgomery 525 ranged 010 up 4 50 with weights below 150 pounds 435® Nash 64 Kelly Stock sales approximated 330000 In same range: packing sows unchanged 224 bulk Biscuit kinds up to shares compared with 340000 in National 154 425 325® 400 few smooth the short session a week ago Curb National Cash Register 164 Dairy Cattle: Estimated salable receipts 25 stock sales were 102000 shares National Power & Light Total 25 For week receipts 2510 genNational 84 96000 last with Saturday New York Central compared for session part load good 184 erally steadysteers Curb Dull 775 bulk good kinds & H Y N N H 4 750 to 765 common to medium grades Curb stocks closed irregular in 25 few good fed heifers 775: Aviation American North 550725: dull trading Saturday to good offerings 650 j 224 bulk medium 5 Price changes generally were small North American pound from several loU 735: 8 load 660® 720: common down to 525 cows Standard Steel and National Northern Pacific Montana hay fed 34 good Power & Light 6 per cent pre- Packard C good 1073 freight benefit: loadsome 914 645 with with ferred all gained a point to feature Penney J freight pound Idaho's 625 234 R R benefit bulk good cows 5 50 600 an on the upside Moderate fractional Pennsylvania common to lot up to 625 occasional advances were noted in Light and ana canners 5 25 kinds medium 450 Oil 84 Power Gulf Oil Fairchild Aviation Pure 300ft 425 shelly offeringsiff down Radio 54 cutters 5 50 5 85 bulls to 250 bulk good and New Jersey Zinc 4 25 6 500 good to O K to common medium 14 R & was Electric American Gas vealers 8 00 & 9 25 common to 94 choice down a point Cities Service Elec- Remington Rand medium 550© 775: culls down to 400 234 load medium feeder steers tric Bond & Share and Niagara Republic 37 B Tobacco good feeder heifers 650 700: medium tocows Reynolds Hudson Power had minor declines 0 700: feeder 4500500 few 46 Safeway Bond Higher 525 good feeder calves 800® 875 & San Francisco Louis St 4 salable Estimated Sheen: receipts Holiday considerations restricted Schulte For Total 1000 none 1000 Through trading on the listed bond market Sears week receipts 16752 no cariots sold: 83 Roebuck a in moved driveln few good slaughter Saturday and prices 12 lambs 735: bulk common to medium In narrow range to close Irregularly Shell 11 small lots 650S"700 few feeding lambs Socany Vaccum higher 274 6006 650 no sales of sheep of conse U S government obligations were Southern California Ed quence 14 firm in the absence of offerings Southern Pacific Brands 54 — Cat CHICAGO Dec 23 — Italian and Danish issues had gains Standard Gas 2 & Electric Standard 105: no calves compared Friday last tie: a while more to than point ranging early In Oil California 254 week: Following sharp advance Norwegian funds were up as much Standard week bottom again dropped out of short 44 N Oil Standard J as 2 points medium and average-goofed common 9 grade steers and betters all weights these Domestic corporate bonds were Studebaker still 25 or more higher than late last 94 week: mixed Louisville & Nashville is- Sunshine Mining strictly good and choice yearlings 44 sues set up gains of more than a Texas Corporation and heifers 25 higher comparable me 324 dlum weight and heavy steers mostly 50 Gulf Sulphur point while other rails held nar- Texas 50 Roller Timken higher no reliable outlet for shortfed Bearings Industrials and Utilities rowly steers an dheifers late In week however Transam 64 were quiet and steady cows mostly 50 higher bulls strong to 874 25 up beef bulls sharing advance veal Union Carbide ers strong stock cattle dull 15 receipts Union Oil California smaller locally main stimulus to Union Pacific 944 8000 advance choice yearlings strictly WOOL TRADE SLOW United Aircraft 464 early topped at 1150 medium weight steers and 1480 1100 1329 United Carbon pounds 594 1140 pounds 1075 strictly choice 2 United Corporation reached 1125 numerous loads all ON BOSTON MARKET United Gas Imp 144 heifers weights sold at 1050 upward early but steers ran 40 U S Rubber quality receded as shortfed sold above more freely late when little 67 U S Steel and best except 1000 longfed yearlings 33 Vanadium BOSTON Dec 23— heavy steers bulk shortfed steers 725©' 3 Warner Pictures 900: longfeds 975®1100 in on wools the domestic Trading last Sheep: 6000: compared Friday 25 Western Union durTelegraph Boston market was very slow week: Fat lambs and yearlings 35 ©50 274 higher lightweight slaughter ewes strong ing the pats week and quotations Western Air 1164 others steady to weak week's lamb top were unchanged although largely Western Electric 925 paid by packers and shippers for 12 nominal because of the lack of ac- White Motors choice medium weight offerings at close 384 Week1 bulk fed westerns 850 ©925 tivity Spot foreign apparel wools Wool worth natives 850 0 915 best natives at out of fine and half blood grades re side: lambs shorn 60 to 90 days usually some to ceived demand at firm around 775 6 850: slaughter yearlings FCTURE8 625® 750 top 800 native slaughter slightly stronger prices Orders for CHICAGO DC 23— (AP)— lightweights upward to HiKh Low Close ewes 375 (t 425: imports of fine and half blood Open lambs In limited numbers 450 feeding WHEAT— wools were placed in Australia lOl T 102H lOl 1024 810® 825 South Africa and South America My 98 lOOH 100 100 Dec 23 — Graded combing bright fleece wools July LOS ANGELES 99 99 H 99 H 98 Sepl — Hogs: Salable supply for week 4150 CORN — were quoted nominally unchanged 5 to 15 lower medium to choice lights 57 57H 574 571 at 40 to 43 cents in the grease May 5R& 585 © 640 laet top 6 35 sows steady 58 58 57 ' July for fine Delaine 40 to 42 cents for Sept at 425 ©485 58 58 58 5S'4 Cattle: Salable for week 4750 steers OATS — half bloods and 45 to 47 cents for 3S 38 H 38 38 H steady to 25 lower cows 25 to 40 lower May 'hree-eighth- s and quarter bloods medium to good other classes steady 34 34 ?i 34 34 H ISSUESSTEADY ! - ay - ns Johns-Manvill- sev-er- 740-85- 5 1260-poun- 1073-poun- 1077-poun- d 180-23- 0 240-26- pre-holid- ay - LIVESTOCK 854-poun- d ay pre-holid- 740-85- 1260-poun- d 1077-poun- d d (AP-USD- d 995-pou- (AP-USDA)- Quotations Furnished by J A Bogle jfe Co Saturday Dec 23 1939 — - Ask Bid Bingham Metals Alta Tunnel American Metals Big Hill Bingham Metals Black Metals Bonanza Bristol Silver Bullion Cardiff ' Central Standard Chief Con Clayton Silver 054 08 01 00 10 08 03 00 05 05' 01 00 !04 Comet' Condor Crown Point Dragon East Crown Point East Tintic Coal 04 01 01 05 07 01 0014 28 22 01 00 10 10 00 01 02 Colo Cons Cols Rexall Comb Metals t East Utah Empire Mines Eureka Bullion Eureka Lily 30 25 03 01 11 12 00i 01 03 05 01 03 10 00 01 03 04 30 25 40 05 26 22 35 02 Eureka Standard Gold Chain Grand Deposit Horn Silver Kennebec Kentucky Utah Keystone Lehi Tintic Leonora Mammoth Miner's Gold Miss Monarch 12 03 14 02 05 02 07 10 00 00 02 05 00 00 in 125 00 00 03 01 390 450 03 05 17 11 22 03 63 06 03 05 00 01 Moscow Mtn Mtn Nail New New City Copper View Driver Park Premier New Quincy North Lily 13 70 06 04 15 02 01 03 03 02 04 160 230 Ohio Copper Park Bingham P C Cons Park Konold Park Nelson Park Premier Park Utah Plutus Prince Cons Rico Argentine Sliver King Coal Silver King West Silver Shield Sioux Mines South Standard Tar Baby Tintic Central Tintic Lead Tintic Standard Utah Cons 12 00 05 30 14 15 35 15 610 675 32 00 01 28 00 03 06 00 00 01 08 10 395 405 115 120 00 Walker 01 00 00 West Toledo 02 05 Yankee 06 03 Zuma UNLISTED STOCKS 720 750 Amal Sugar pfd 210 Con Wagon 225 162 840 U I Sugar com U I Sugar pfd Ut Pr & Lt Ut Pr & Lt Z C M 7 6 I 6100 5800 3800 pfd pfd 165 890 6400 6100 4050 SALES TODAY Chief Consolidated 500 at 28 Comet 200 at 10 I July 32 k 32 H Sept SOT BEANS — Peso Dives to New Low Point My July RYE — May July Sept v 117 119 11 116 72H 73 70 21 31 116 114 119 116 71 4 73H 721 721 71 70 LARD — D5C 'Jan 635 6 35 625 625 687 700 717 632 692 March 695 695 The Mexican peso which has been May 712 712 725 725 declining recently still was front July BELLIES — page news here today It fell nine centavas in value Friday in rela- Jan tion to the U S dollar closing at 593 STOC KAVERAGES 707 725 695 i rW YORK NEW YORK Dee ECrGS (Compiled By The Dec 23 — 30 rtn 23— (API— colon Inner ahout itesriy Mixed to extra fanry 23 U t 24 ifc : itandaMi 22 firt cond 20t4: e j nKJ j uma 16t4 dirtie No t ! veraKe checka 15V©15ti Rfritratnf fancy and heavyweights 18 atari'iard lfl : flriu 1 4 ' 4 1 aeconda 14 medium (llrtiea 14 whttM rssais of premium marks 27 U nearby ami midweatern premium ma ka 25 U 2fl4 : exchange apecialt : 2 Re-- : exchange atandarla 23 W 23 of exchange to fancy nearby heavier mediums 20Va24 Nearby and 20 pulieta exchange medluma 38 Refrigerator nearby specials 19 V r 20 H: nearby and mklweitem standards flrala 16 4 16 H- - Pacific coaat 3 WITHOUT COLOR Boom Attributed to Drouth Argentina Reduction War Stimulus CHICAGO (NEA) — "We're still looking up!" That's the direction the roaring bull market of the Chicago wheat pit is headed take it fromof John the president G McCarthy board of trade— who has been watching it go up— or down— for more than 37 years This time he's looking out over a bull market minus the once colorful scrambles of speculators to buy enough to control the market Grain men generally attribute the boom to three principal factors: a severe drouth in the winter wheat areas which will cut the next crop off sharply the stimulus of the war and reduction in the Argentine wheat offering to the world markets It means that the farmer will get more on wheat pledged for government loans but the drouth will cut his winter wheat production and in 1940 he will have only a small crop coming up to unload at boom prices The consumer will pay about 90 cents a barrel more for flour The boom which sent wheat scurrying on up after safely passing the dollar mark isn't any temporary spurt that will fade out before those outside the trade know it's here Mr McCarthy says Give No Credit And he gives no thanks to the government or federal regulation "There's a situation that warrants the prices" he explains "It " isn't artificial" When President — speaks it is the same man who spoke out last March from the bottom of a then shrivelled grain pit to say: "Though the volume of trading has sunk to the lowest depth on record in my experience I am optimistic We're on our backs — looking upward!" He recalls that prediction and boy— McCarthy repeats: "We're up and still looking up There's going to be a big market for a long time" As reasons he points to the war stimulous to trading the drouth and prospects for a reduced crop in the winter wheat and rye areas Just what the war will do to wheat in the future he won't predict "Tell me how long the war will last and I'll say" he declares His explanation of the recent rise is simple: "I hold to the old theory that the law of supply and demand will take care of prices if left to itself" he says "The government locked up a lot of wheat and grain but I don't think it was necessary All the money that's spent the taxpayers are going- to have to pay in the end" Wipe Out Regulations Governmental regulations ? "The entire grain trade would be better off if there were no regulation by the government what-eve- 2'4 14: - mttl-weaie- rn 17tlT: ant Jumbo 2736'4 15 Pre 15 60 Unch 727 198 727 197 722 209 755 223 T70 238 5S8 157 795 235 492 121 Al Unch ! premium ©27 24V 4J25: atandardi miium 19 ©20 pulieta 18 18 Browns nearby fancy to extra fancy S4Vi?23 Nearby and mldweitem higher §tc!aU 24 exchange itandardi fractionally 224 exchange wedluma 20 puileu ingMetala — Quiet holiday rtetrictg tradKHHick Cotton augar and wool tope—Closed 24 0 26 I egg CHICAGO — Wheat — Moel of Joaa regained LARr Corn — About ateady — CHICAGO 23— CAP) Lard Cattl — Steady rt 6 87 §32 Lxm 5:S7 Hoga — Steady to 10 lower 26 V re t::et spe-eta- Mexicans good fe4 medium fed 825© 940 yearlings 660 765 grass Mexicans common to heifers 900 625 6 750 co-w- 525© 700 s and cutters 375©510 bulls 575 0 725 stocker and feeder steers 650i825 stock heifers 675 cows 450 tt 500 stock bulls 500 600 Calves: Salable for week 1550 steady top vealers 1100 slaughter calves 750 850 stock calves 800 ©925 Sheep: Salable for week 1000 lambs ewes steady medium 15 to 25 lower woo led to to choice lambs 775 © 825: common to medium canners d d ewes 3 25 — Cat23 — DENVER tle 200: calves none: fed heifers steady to 10 higher top 935 bulk 8 00 ©910 other classes steady fed steers 750 950 best beef cows 650 bulk 525 © 610 canners and cutters mostly 375© 500 grass heifers 600® 675 bulls mostly top vealers 1100: stocker and feeder steers 700 885 best 9 25 cows heifers 800 down 585 down steer calves to 975 hetfer calves 850 down Hogs 35: practically nothing shown Dec Induat Rail Utll gtockf Al and (AP-USD- Translux Unite Gas NEW YORK Treasury — 2is 2 Vis 3Hs 47-4- 5 45 60-5- 5 IVis 47-4- 51-4- 8 65-6- 0 674 6V4 5 lVfc 10900 10816 11160 10830 10722 10690 Reg Home Owners' 14 BONDS Dec 23 — (AP) — 49-4- 6 2s 2s 2is IN RETAIL SALES 6 Loan — 10115 5 OMONS — Dec CHICAGO 23— Onions: 34 cars on track Market dull Carlot track sales and track sales less (AP-USD- Idaho than cariots: Sweet Spanish U 8 No larger 75c 50-pou- 1 sacks and -- 1238-poun- d (AP-USD- mod-eratei- y' pounds but strictly cholca light weights lacking and quoted to 575 good 0 and choice pound weights 545 few 150 pounds 550 few strong 9 565 sows 475 compared Friday last weight week: barrows and gilts 50© 65 higher spots up 80 on weights 160 pounds down aows 40© 50 higher: stags 50 up Cattle: Salable receipts 50 total 100 180-25- 0 180-28- " (adv) Music — The L D S Eleventh ward choir will present a Christmas program-Sunda- y night at seven o'clock The public is invited Violin Lessons —Kenneth Piastro-Borisso- method 3386-M- Kuch-le- r student Auer (adv) ff v last week: Fat lambs higher sheep strong feeding lambs weak to 25 lower fed wooled lambs closing bulks follow 860©875 quotable top 890ewesfed shorn lambs 775 6 825 slaughter 325© 425 week's top 430 range feeding short term breeding lambs 810 ©825 ewes 425 © 440 few aolid mouth awes to 525 SAN FRANCISCO Dec 23 (AP) —Sales of Idaho independent re- 88 per cent in November compared with the same month of 1938 and 8 per cent for the 11 months compared to the like period of 1938 William L Austin census bureau director released the figures today adding that department store sales while only 1 per cent higher last month as compared with - a year previous were 47 per cent higher for the 11 months Jewelry stores with a 636 per cent gain showed the biggest increase in business Clothing stores lost by 76 per tailers jumped -- cent DAIRY MARKET Dec 23— (UP) — SAN FRANCISCO Dairy market: Butter: 92 score 30 91 score 29 90 score 284 89 score 27 Wholesale flajs IT triplets Cheese: 16H 19 Eggs: Large' 23 medium 17 large small 14 standards NEW YORK PRODUCE NEW YORK Dec 23 — (UP) — Produce: Potatoes: Irregular Idaho 220 245 bag Idaho 190® 210 box chickens Dressed Poultry: Unsettled 11 ©26 Live Poultry: Prices Improved slightly turkeys 20 25 31 firsts Butter: Creamery 30 28V4 if 30 Eggs: Standards Reduction— Beginning January Utah employers will pay $150-00- 0 To Wed— William! Earl Leath-eroannually less on unemploy21 Canton Oi and Barbara ment compensation costs as a reSylvia Garner 16 Hooper obtained sult of rate reduction ordered by a marriage license Saturday at the the state industrial commission county clerk's office w Increase— Consumption of powLou James and his Dad wish you er in Utah has increased practiall a very Merry Christmas (adv) cally 50 per cent from 707 k w li— h in 1938 said Ward C Holbrook License Marriage Marriage cense was issued to Henry P Todd of the Utah public service com32 San Diego Calif and Sarah P mission in his report Saturday Malan 38 of Long Beach Calif Grain Taken—Sherif Cs officers at the county clerk's office SaturI were requested to help locate a day truck load of turkey red wheat Coat Sale C A which was stolen from Tremonton ' (adv) and was last seen heading toward West Co Ogden Guest—Woodrow F Petersen arrived in Ogden to spend 10 days Goes East — Richard H Petersen with his parents Mr and Mrs who since last June has been atO H Petersen of 2553 Harrison tending the U S naval academy Mr Petersen is employed as as- left for St Louis Mo to spend sistant traffic 4gent with the Union 10 days with his brother Drew M Pacific in Reno Nev Petersen who is a senior at the Medical university of St Louis See the new model room dis- V — Penalized — Warren Stokes of plays and Kroehler color harmon-ize- r Exclusive Boyles (adv) Clearfield was fined $5 on a of charge driving an auto with- Tiieft— Thieves looted an auto of improper lights in Justice of the a black dress flannel nightgown Peace Joseph W Child's court In ' man's jacket six pounds of can- Riverdale Saturday neckthree and shirts three dy ties while the machine was parkIssued — License to wed was isand Wash- sued Saturday to John Bernhardt ed at Twenty-fourt- h ington reported the owner Burt Michaux 24 Denver and Rugh to sher- Christensen 24 Ogden at the counMills 638 Twenty-thir- d iffs officers Saturday ty clerk's office Pre-Invento- ryf " Your Boy would like the R C Electronic Lab Everything complete to build a radio Glen Bros (adv) A SOL'S ° Sunshine and Shadow 35-5- 0 FLOUR 565 Shipments 22825 Bran 2100 2150 23 — (AP) — Flour cotton In 9 unchanged unchanged conducted Sunday afternoon by the Rev W F Reddell of Laramie) (Wyo) Lutheran church Practically all members of the family accompanied the body JAMES If MYERS Services for James Henry Myers 66 retired Union Pacific boilermaker who died Thurl J will be conducted Sunday at mim pm in Larkin & Sons' funeral chapel Friends may call at th Special to close out ornaments home of a son Dr John Henry in dresser sets Wonderful values Myers 2733 Fowler Sunday until unbelievable low prices Lienhardt twelve noon Woodmen of th 2800 Wash will World attend the services In a (adv) Drug group and conduct their rituals at Entombment will the graveside Ask me another by be in Aultorest mausoleum directed by Larkin & Sons' mortuary rait Inquiring JENNIE R RUGG Services for Mrs Jennie R Rugg 71 who died Thursday will be conducted Sunday at one p m in the L D S Nineteenth ward chapel by Bishop George F King Friends may call at the family Today's Question: "Do you let home 2902 Wall until time pf the children in your family play services Interment will be in with their toys on Christmas morn- den city cemetery directecT ing or do you take them away from Lindquist & Sons them and play with them yourself? II II BEMENDERFER Fred M Abbott 2715 Polk major-elec- t: Services for Hugh H Bemender-fe- r "I let the children play with 48 killed in an auto accident them and just try in a way to di- last Tuesday were conducted Satrect their entertainment: And I urday afternoon in L D S Ninth try to get myself into the mood ward chapel by Bishop E Smith where we can have a lot of fun Murphy Prelude and postlude We usually have a whopping good were by Constance Ford solos wera time" by Hendrina E Alberts and Olivt J N Newey 3284 Grant switch- A Helmle accompanied respectiveman: "I'm not generally home on ly by Miss Ford and Ruth Helmle" Christmas but even if I were I Speakers were Evert Evertsen don't think I would take the chil- Alex Faddis Herman Payne and dren's trains away from them to Bishop Murphy Invocation was play with them I see enough of by Clifford H Vest and benediction them as it is" was by Evert Evertsen Interment Mrs Lida Gretzinger 227 West was in Ogden city cemetery VicPatterson' housewife: "I usually tor Olsen dedicated the grave let the children play with them but it's all according to what they FUNERAL DIRECTOR! Reporter f Tonight's th night Sol's got one of his stockings off and has an eye on the mantel for his gift of gifts — a comb to split hairs on his bald pate Stra-ka- 's MILWAUKEE (UP)-jC- arl hobby is collecting nuts and bolts but he won't be pursuing it for at least 90 days? Straka 35 told District Judge Harvey L Neelen that he had been collecting nuts bolts and screws for more than a year His chief source of supply he admitted was theatre seats Theatre managers protested to police The hobby the managers said was upsetting particularly to theatre patrons who sat in the seats from which Straka had removed the vital bolts The squeak of a rusty bolt he was removing led to Straka's downfall He was sentenced to the house of correction for 90 days on a charge of injuring property At the prison Straka probably will be set to work making chairs — without nuts and bolts receive" Jack Wecker 3012 Porter stu"Well I like to play with dent: them but the younger children ob- ject" LARKIN MORTUARIES Salt Lake City Brigham City and Los Angeles Phone 821 St Ogden Ogden 466-24- th 549 Miss Mary Ellen Knauss 1134 "Well there KIRKENDALL - Darling Mortuary Capitol student: aren't any young ones in my fam- Phone 150 5057 St ily but if there were I'd probably MALAN MORTUARY take their toys away from them" 2351 Jefferson Phone 2211 Miss Beth Allen 3289 Adams 5210 beautician: "Well my land of course I don't I attend to my own CARDS OF THANKS 529-25- packages" Miss Elnora Gale 3153 Wall waitress: "It all depends on what they get" Delsa Foulger 1631 Grant school teacher: "We haven't any children in our family but if we did have and their toys were interesting and if they didn't mind- -I would probably play with them" Mrs Ruth Purkey 2540 Orchard beautician: "I let the kids play with them but my husband doesn't Our family is all boys" Leg Mayers 3764 Ogden service station manager: "I generally take them away from the kids" Clyde R McFarland 2546 Brin-ke- r proprietor Crystal Bottling Works: "I let the children play with them for a while then I take th We sincerely appreciate the kindnesses extended to us by our friends during our hour of sorrow when our beloved wife and daughter Jeanness Stimpson Rnd our darling son and 'grandson! Stanley Stimpson were taken from us We wish to especially thank the Riverdale) Ward Bishopric and Relief Society singers and speakers musicians those who sent the beautiful floral remembrances and offered thy of their automobiles f Boyd Stimpson Mr and Mrs Harrison ChUd and family Mr and Mrs J D Stimpson and family J 5575 We wish to extend our sincere thanks and gratitude to the many and them" friends and neighbors of Ogden Willard who were so kind to us at the time of the death of our beAUTOMOBILE SALES loved husband and father Frank Carr We want to especially thank the Willard Ward Bishopric and of Utah RISE IN NOVEMBER Relief society employes who sentK Power & Light Co those the many beautiful flowers and? ' NEW YORK Dec 23 (AP)— Mrs Mary M Carr and farnjjv The Automobile Manufacturers Association reported Saturday November retail sales of passenger We wish to thank our m£my cars amounted to 257336 compared friends and neighbors who were io with 236584 in October kind to us during the illness and For eleven months retail sales at the time of death of our beloved of passenger cars totaled 2449423 husband and father Charles West-awa- y WATCHDOG GONE compared with 1715727 in the like We especially wish to thank 1938 period the Riverdale ward bishopric and Commercial vehicle sales for Relief society singers speakers SAFE eleven BUT months mounted to 478625 those who sent the many lovely from 351203 in the 1938 period floral pieces and furnished auto' mobiles BROOKLINE Mass Dec 23 — Agnes Westaway and Family (AP)— Mrs Harry Ham of Boston 5587 left her four - year - old German shepherd dog to watch Christmas MARY BLICKFELDT FLORISTS Services for Mrs Mary Blick-felpackages in her automobile during a shopping tour AMnTOR FTOWERS were conducted Saturday in When she returned she inform- Lindquist & Sons' mortuary FURNISHED BY ARE FLOKAl KLENKE ed police she found that someone by the Rev Paul G Hansen ofchapel Elim Ph 1240 had stolen the dog and "left the Lutheran church Solos were given 2955 Wash Blvd 3430 packages Mrs Ruby F Anderson Audrey by ' I Co Nilson and Grace Slater accompOgden City Floral Ph HAY 26S3 anied solo A violin Ruth Blvd — 5277 by Kapp Dec 23 Ore Washington PORTLAND (AP)— 8039 was played by Emmett L Wiggins Hay steady unchanged Immediately - after services the DUMKE Floral Co 1600 Grant FLAX was sent to Rawlins Wyo Flowers for all occasions Ph lw 23 — (AP)— body MINNEAPOLIS Dec 70S4 where graveside services will be Flax: No 1 $210 GIFTS FUNERALS dt " 224 MINNEAPOLIS Dec carload lots per barrel sacks: Family patents 685 tsandard patents Standard Dividends — Tintic Mining Co and Silver King Coalition Mine Co Saturday completed distribution of hundreds of dividend checks 1 Theatre Upset So's Collector INCREASE SHOWN PITTSBURPH Pa Dec 23— thousand miles of wire will be brought into one circuit under the" control of 385 operators and engineers when Howard Heinz uses a telephonic broadcast hookup to address all employes of H J Heinz company in the United States and Canada on Thursday the 70th anniversary of the organization founded by his father and of which he is president His audience will be assembled at 70 banquets in cities from the Atlantic to the cific at each of which 'the f menu will be served and he speak at Pittsburgh where 3000 will dine together in Heinz emauditorium and service ployes building The war will prevent employes in foreign lands except Canada from participating in this banquet One of the banquets will be held in Salt Lake City where the company has a branch managed by i Fred C Wood The company was founded by Henry J Heinz in Sharpsburg a suburb of Pittsburgh Pa when he rented a small building in which with the aid of three ployes' he grated and bottled If radish he had grown in a gXA of less than an acre Today It operates 26 factories in five countries one in Melbourne Australia 117 sales branches in four lands and 250 salting houses and receiving stations It employs approximately 17000 people uses the crops of more than 200000 acres in its kitchens each year and sells its products in over 100 countries Twenty-fiv- e For picture framing pictures Gla - Mar Doll Hospital New beautiful gifts and outstanding ice skate shoes Xmas cards at Chugg Art Shop shipment of wigs doll parts 2855 Washington and (adv) old-tim- 5 7 Company Head holiday season Friday night GRAIN CURB NEW YORK Dec 23 — (AP) — American Supply Power Bunker Hill City Service Electric Bond & Share Electric Bond A 8hare pfd Hecla Niagara Hudson a() 385 Operators and To Hear Speech of Old-tim- invited 665® 545 WIRE READYFOR TALK Social— The L D S West Weber ward will conduct a dance ChristTemple —The Salt Lake City L mas night in the school gymnas- D S temple will reopen for usual e ium as well as modern ordinance work Tuesday morning dances will be held The public is Jan 2 1940 It closed for the r" 40 ft 48 nominal Timothy Seed —415 440 nominal Red Clover Seed — 1250 ©1500 nominal Red Top — 850©' 900 nominal Alsike — 14 00 ©1700 nominal Alfalfa — 1750 ©2250 nominal MILES OF Watch for Wolfer announceWhy Not give boxed stationery ment of final Clearance Sale in library membership or magazine Tuesday's paper (adv) subscription for Xmas Emporium Book Shop (adv) Hes' got three hairs on his head One day he parts them two on one side and one on the other next The effect of the wheat boom day one on one side and two on the other next day all three on on general conditions? one side — "I'm only a grain man The By FRANKLIN MULL1N to are a farmers big going get Dec 23 — (AP) — The first CHICAGO No wonder he's overbalanced widely distributed moisture received by price for a small crop the southwestern drouth xone in weeks Grain traders say that the govHe's lost contact with Santa although light in mots localities touched ernment's rule forbidding specuoff' another wave of selling in the wheat to buy Christmas trees TuesWant more of lative than wheat holdings pit today that lowered prices as much as two cents boy? four million bushels by any in day yells Aloysus the office Most of the loss was recovered before dividual See you Monday unless Sol's too e forestalls the on buying credited tha close however to milling Interests and dealers evening scrambles to corner the market bleary-eye- d up for the holidays The present advance marked by Is not expected Although rain and snow Here's the weather: Maximum 41 numerous operators beof much benefit activity of by crop experts to Saturday after an earlier degrees to the winter wheat crop at this time dealing in the relatively small 14 degrees At six o'clock the merlt may help to build up depleted' mois amount of available free wheat ture reserves and to prevent further desaid 30 degrees and barometterioration The weekly forecast indicated over and above domestic needs cury more precipitation may be received to- gives farmers a profit of about ric pleasure was 3002 wards the close of next week The con 20 per cent on each of the 164 dition of the winter wheat crop is by far One year ago skies were cloudy the poorest on record as a result of the million bushels of wheat pledged 43 degrees maximum and 18 with unprecedented fall and winter drouth them in return for government 4 Wheat closed cent lower than by minimum degrees 102 103 May yesterday July loans 1 100© 00 U: corn If the price had gone down H down May do they call ladies 57 1£ July 57 Ts oats unchanged to Sam would have kept the onP a S: What Uncle lower liner? main Passengers grain in payment for' the loans What do they call a man who Dec CHICAGO 23 — (AP)— Cash Since it went up the farmers sell marries another man? A priest wheat no sales reported and repay is Donald Duck always emCorn No 2 mixed 59: No 1 yellow Why hold is it Many experts possible barrassed? Because his pants are 57 i (S 57 a No 2 57® 58 No 3 56 Ml to control the market' by control- down © 57U No 1 white 63 4 No 2 63 sample 59 V4 ling 10 per cent of the output The Oats sample mixed 37 Vi No 2 white farmers today control about 20 per 41©4H4 No 3 39 No cent and the government owns Soy Beans — No 2 yellow 116 3 1164 No 4 11514 20 ' million bushels s another Barley Malting — 55©) 63 nomlnl feed Park Premier 1000 at Walker 700 at 115 525600: 391 509 '509 392 Day pTtrcu no calves with Friday last compared Month Ago 397 511 week choice yearlings strong other fed Year Ago 351 519 steers and yearlings 25 ©40 higher: all 1939 High 406 539 she stock fully steady bulls and realers 1933 Low 337 416 all classes nominally steady for week: steady stockers and feeders steady to 1938 High 378 54 T general market 75 © 85 higher heavy weak bulks for week: Fed steers and 193S Low 337 249 butchers up mora In Instances several loads long 850 ©1025 yearlings Movement In Recent Yeara — none Sheep compared Friday last and medium weights 1035© 1927 Low 516 953 618 618 wjeek: Fat lambs 35 9 40 higher year- yearlings 60 few loads choice yearlings" 1065 tp 1932 Low 175 87 239 169 lings and ewes steady to strong feeders 10 strictly choice to prime 1929 High 1469 1539 1843 1577 weak: week'a and closing top fed wooled 1075 weights 1085: medium to good fed lambs 885 freight paid late bulk 850 heifers 800 ©925 few lots choice 950 © memo: 60 other ©885: cariots 815 ©8 medium to good beef cows 500 © 1000 ewes 5 315© 400 625: few lots 650 ©675 odd head 700 75©600 yearlings MARKETS AT A GLANCE NEW YORK Dec 23 — ( AP) — feeding lambs 800© 815 bulls canners and cutters 400 ©475 — Stock Irresular lig Uitax gelling per625© 675 practical top vealers 900 tieU — Hogs: few 950 stocker and feeder steers 750 © OMAHA Dec 23 — Bond — Mixed Norwegian Uauea chief Salable recelpta: 1000 total 4800 875 few yearlings 900 ©935 part load galnera active around steady with Friday stock calves 1100 Foreign Exchange—steady French franc top 565 by packers for good and choice Sheep: None compared with Friday of Net Change Saturday ' Aivrlted steers Random References GRAIN PIT COMES BACK (AP-USD- ! SUNDAY MORNING DECEMBER 24 1939 R CHICAGO Salt Lake Mining Stock Quotations WEEl ( LIGHT WITH LEADING pre-holid- STANDARD-EXAMINE- Ml - |