Show Zbc 5alt gake Cribune 17 1944 Thursday Morning February the author sayi: "In a distance no greater than from Pittsburgh to Altoona (Pa) are concentrated as many gold mine workers as In all the widely scattered bituminous coal mines of the 'United States" Since we have some idea of the native class of labor avallable on the Rand it is of interest to be reminded of the steps taken In the interest of their safety In 1913 the fatality rate was 381 per Stocks Sell Off On Profit Taking - NEW YORK Feb 16 UP—The stock market faltered Wednesday under a burden of profit taking that crushed attempts to advance tinder the leadership first of rails then of oils Carrier shares were In demand at higher prices in early dealings then turned dull with persistent selling and finished under water The petroleum rally was short-live- d but helped a few of the lower-price- d 'mitten- fractionally Many prominent industrials some of which had leaned forward during the afternoon backed down at the last Transactions totaled 871750 shares against 1026340 Tuesday American Telephone off a shade after the start finished ahead IA at 157 after declaration of the regular quarterlyi3a3rment of $225 S share Prominent in the minus column were Ti S Steel and Bethlehem General Motors Chryseach off ler U S Rubber Western Union lwA" Du Pont Santa Fe New York Central Southern Pacific Southern Railway and Great Northern preferred Continental Oil with an increased disbursement was up and fractional- gains were scored by Standard Oil (J J) Texas company Pure Oil Houston Oil and Barnsdall - - Etah Copper Gets Order to Negotiate WASHINGTON D C Feb 16 'Utah Copper company was directed by the national war labor board Wednesday to negotiate with two unions in an effort to reach an agreement on wages and working conditions for 1100 employes at the Bingham Utah VII--T- he Mine The unions International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (A F L) and International 'Union of Mine Mill and Smelter Workers (C 10) have been certified by the national labor relations board as exclusive representatives for tWo- groups of workers at the mine A public hearing will be held by the W L B if the company and the unions fail to agree by April 1 Titan Copper company officials Salt Lake City said Wednesday they had no comment pending study of the order In Idaho Power Stock Goes on S F Board SAN FRANCISCO Feb 18 ilPr —Idaho Power common will be admitted to trading on the San Francisco stock exchange at the opening of business Thursday The ticker symbol will be I D A Public sale of the common stock of Idaho Power company formerly owned by Electric Light and Power was consummated corporation last September The company operates in Idaho eastern Oregon and northern Nevada - Stock to Be Dropped By order of the Securies and Exchange commission the American Metal Mining company whose stock is lilted on the Salt Lake stock exchange will be stricken from listing and registration effective February 22 Municipal end U S Government Co & 210 Beason Bldg 25 E 2nd So Dial 01 A STOCKS 104- - f - 91 far 4 1 4 that f 4 191 4 eat B 14- I - I 11 Market I - 1 - 4 1 - 4 A 51 4 1 - 4 1 4 ! j 4 351 ' 4 4 4 1 45r 71 4- 1 n 81 ' g 261 C 11-- H 41-1- I 421 211 o 1 291 1- -- 721 1 3e q 71 ' 4 1 Unlisted Industrials 11 a- I 441 I 25 Pre I I 151 131 Salt Lake Curb 4 I 314 i20 Sio - Regular Dividend 1 I I Al Declared by AT&T 521 Al tn 214 4 - I 4 4 91 D 1 91 f arca Increasing Strength Shown By Walker I Averages 1 191 121 - 421 at 211 at - 4 361 bid offered at 12 Total sales Wednesday 871750 shares National Tunnel and Mines de- previous day o I TUT41574t ago 64a clined to $125 off 15 cents Park 1 year 1 to date 27 401 805 3437u0: City Consolidated sold unchanged year ago Jandary 326330711 two years gg 17 cents 15599 Eineline Seely Barton IV 131 3! 31 21 x r I garage 3300 fielientontit South street 120 M C Cbarwns owner: rernoOst brick residence 1471 Kensington ass nuo $175 ertenert Uteri Olt Refining room-anrenwelei effiee butkling 10 West par tenuth $5000 : 3466 : : Deeds 1Varranty D Kent to Ifttl :i 3 ::: : : :i:---55fk- : : : Robert Jay E ?now lots 25 and 245 block 2 lestrup Paradise addition $IO A nna 011ofson to Fred E Marta Iot 9 plat A $10- Anna S Olotson to Virenta U Smith lot 52 block 1 Oakland place $10 Enaisa Mona B Ewing to AIM Herrick section 27 township 1 soutb 1 east $10 ranEe ::- :A -: - i 1891 V 11" FUNERALS for MBS—tranral Coombs of 371 East Twenty-ft11South street will be beill ThursdayL Dat 1:30 p m to Dm DLarkA 8 ward Bishop Utah Friends roar Thomas will officiate call at 38 East Seventh South street anti' Wednesday evening !and at the family residence In Lark ThOrsday from 11 a ns until time of services Funeral directors Deeeret mortuarr servicea for t William George Godfrey will bo held Thursday avenue Driggs Tn A Jonicine 1 in the George at p funeral chapel 4780 Seuth State Frienda may call at the mortuary Wednesday evening ad i Thuradar Additional servieel prior to ervice and burial will take plane In Idaho Falb —Ht:ETHER—Funeral sierviees for Mn Clement Huether will be held at Evans & Early Fire Southat- at1 Sixth East streets Thursday p m in charge of Rev Raymond C Walker Friends may call until time of services Entombment tin the Salt Lake Memorial maursoleurn — for KNUDSON—Funeral Ada Atkinson Knudson will be held IrG m the Mister 12:30 at p Friday Park ward chapel 2450 foutit Sixth East Friends may call at the morEast South 'recent Thurstuary'280 from p at and Friday day 9 a 4rn toto 811:30 from aAst Inter ment Wasatch Lawn Memorial park under direction of Larkin mortuary WILLEY — Funeral services for Jed Willey of 51 East !ilinth Scratla street husband of Byrnina Ann Duo-ti- n Willey will be held Saturday at I p m in the Rose room 36 East Seventh South serest Friends may the mortuary until Urns of callat services Funeral directors Deseret rnort it C Potato Market - great-grandchi- ld Bur-ban- (AP)--Shipp- Markets SALT (UtahUSDA)- -Cattle-Recelpts at 81050 lights Shno-Rece- lpta trucked-ilambs n ewes at $500 OGDEN Feb 26 few for market: S1350 ft 1400: odd 18 835: includes 400 through and 400eceipts for market: 35 direct: trade rather Islow early about steady: cows early supply $91504e mostly cows: few medium 11000: cutter to common $750 0925! canners $500 eir 725: no other classes sold : late Tuesday cattle Prices fully fed steers $1300 steady: few good grain fte1400 medium to rood $1050(M1250: medium to rood heifers $1050611300: strictly good younr cows X1200: bulk medium to good X95041)1025: strictly rood bulls 595o01000: medium to good $850 er 925: good to choice vealers heavy slaughter calves $1350 01450! 1S1350: etockers and feeders scarce Hors-Rec- eipts 750: includes 350 for market and 400 through fairly active and strictly top $1350 onbutchers: practical steady:to choice 200 to 330 pound good Imedium to good $1250011300: Oarood to choice 180 to 200 pounds X12 00 1250: 00: 140 to tart to tail pounds X1160012 Inn notions $imnri Selo no: sows $o 00" 9 75! strictly choir Ilahlweighia $1000 et 1025 Itheep-Ree- elpts 1000: includes 250 for market and 750 through: no early sales: late Tuesday few loads Quotations steady: trucked-I- n fat lambs $1400: odd head choice ewes at $600 CHICAGO Feb 16 A P1 -- Ho 19000 : total 27500: more moderately lower active: steady to Di cents or on 00 to 240 pounders: other butchers cents higher: steady to to10 240 steady:andcowlchoice 200 pounders good only load or so $1390 $137591385: 240 to 330 pounders S13751 and $1395: pounders good and choice 170 to 190 grade sows mostly $132501375: better $117501290 few choice light weights -R- gs-R- eeetnte $1300 12000: Cattle-Reeetpte-- sal- able calves 800: strictly choice fed steers and good and choice yearlings steady: all others weak: e slow: several loads 1150 to choice to prime steers 1350 pound-rtopned at $1700: best long yearlings bulk all grades $1371850 81690: stock not very active at S1650 down cattle scarce: steady: heifers and bulls cows steady but etrong to shade higher: slow: vealern unchanged at $1500 down: finished weighty fed betters at $1650: bulk heifers $130001500: cutter cows to $A00 and weighty sausage bulls 51200 7000: totl 7000: very active: slaughter lambs strong to mostly 10 rents higher:- bulk good and choice fed wooled western !ambit $165n ire ta60: top $1660 to shippers on 10n loads with better than five loads at the Price: two loads merely mixed good lambs $1625e11340: three loads medium to grade good mostly meglium fall shorn light lambs $1550: deck good lamb $1560: yearlings and older classes very scarce nuoted strong deck medium to good yearling wethers $1400 aged slaughter ewes salable $875 down KANSAS CITY Feb 16 fair7000: total 7500: lower- - mostly ly active steady! to 10 cents to 200 and choice 330 poundsteady: good 170 to 190 ers mostly $1350: few S1355: 140 to 160 pounders $124001345 sows tp sheep-Receipts-- Salable Colo-rado- 8110041) poundere 1250 Statistics 1225 81225 100-poun- d 5Yvt-- 100-poun- r - 100-poun- lable $ 43 4212 Investment Companies B-- B-- 4 Wool Futures YORK Feb 16 (API—Sales In were estimated at 105000 Grease future' advanced &bout 1e cent a pound on light sales Grease wool futures closed unchanged March 955 bid December 845 bid Certificated grease wool spot 975 nominal 5 of a cent Wool tops futures closed higher to 1bidcent lower March 1260 bid 1182 May 1210 July Certificated spot wool tops 1300 NEW at the bOgrel Mrs Keretrah Plbit 115 died el Jackotott 119 of a deughter Mrs Henry West North Temple street Wednesday at 2 a m of causes Incident to age Daughter of Thomas and Emma Walker Grover she was born in Farmington She was married to William May-- S 1858 1877 and F Flint in Morgan June 17 until 1887 in Salt Lake City resided they She was Idaho when they moved to Parker it member of the L D S church Her husband died in 1942 a Survivor aiclude daughter Mrs Henry SJackeon-Sa- lt Lake City: a ton William St Anthony Idaho: 23 grandL Flint Jr and-4children Funeral services will be conducted in St NEW YORK Feb 16—The Assoc fated Press weighted wholesale prices index of Anthony where Mrs Flint had resided the dvaneed to Past 30 years 35 commidities Wednesday 30707 Previous day 1011 ga week ago 10078 month ago 10642 year ado Commodity Index 10522 Erma Crawford Anna Martinez Clara Nelson Position of Treasury Mrs Keturah Flint tops 'mit Daum's Deaths $1050 Edgar Thomas Roberts PROVO--Ed- gar Thomas Robert5k67 died 4134 at the home of his daughter Mrs J Rulon 89 CHEESE—iAri SiltbICISCO Morgan of 128 East Center street Ho had been 27 day Triplet EGGS—SAN FRANCISCO a from suffering for the ailment heart 43 dotten Large white special five Oast years 42 dozen Large white extras' Born in Salt Lak 38 standards dozen Large white on May 15 38 Ctty dedium white extras dozen a son 1876 he was of Thomas H and NEW TORIC Feb 16 (AP)—Butter Sidonie Minot ens lie merried ide 489651: firm Pricep unchanged at ceilChild on I:tett:dose ing nominal tto quotaeheeee 105446 20 leiter in Ina salt tionn D liak - Following marthetemple Eggs 28884: eteady Live and dreased poultry firm prices Mr and Mrs ?gage Roberts- served a unchanged three year mission CHICAGO Feb 16 (AP)—Butter firm for the Li D S church market the In Samoan isreceipt" 380278 13849 unchanged dirties 3045 lands Eggs receipt his return 301t4e cheek' 21412934e MrUpon Roberta entered t the poultry live (irm no ears 4 trucks mereantile hunt- market unchanged rises with his father in Afton Wyoming In 1916 he moved la-tostt4 Paul Idaho and ter operated grocery NEW YORK Feb 16 (AP)—Following stores in Burley and by National AssociaMr Roberti quotations furnishedDealers Inc: tion of Securities Twin Fella Surviving besides his widow are on son I Asked i Bid and one daughter Theodore C Roberts Ruion Morgan ProvoC Ogden and Mrs J two 3 30 362 Affiliated Fund Inc sisters Frank four brothers and Dividend Shares 130 118 and Mrs Roberts William F Roberts 2346 Fund Investors Inc B-- 2 2141 Lake City: Dr Salt R Grace Reynolds 30 69 Custodn 2790 California Keystone Riverside of H W Roberts 21 OR 19 10 do 3 Burley Idaho and Clarence B Roberts 10 04 1100 do 4 Afton Mrs Florence R Papworth contilleted 4 65 4 19 Setdo he will services Funeral 77 4 4 33 Fifth L P It Provo in Maryland Funds the tn 2 at p urday 8 90 offi827 tihra Inc Quarterly ward with Frank T Bennett bishop ciating L Bank Clearings Sheep-Receipts-- Salable FLORISTS Michael E Tuttle Annie Edwards Kirkendall 71 Mrs Annie Edwards Kirkendall widow of Frank J Kirkendall died at the home of a daughter Mrs A L Pleb 1446 East South Temple etreet Wednesday at 11:30 p m of cerebral thmmlioelaSnit Lake Mrs Kirkendall was horn in 13 1872 a daughter of City November She Frenklin and Annie Alston Edwardsschools was educated in Salt take City of her life and lived here most two Mn daughters Surviving are Blanche K Fish and Miss Frances KirkenMrs sisters three dall Salt Lake City: Thomas Dumayne Salt Lake City: Mrs Castle Dale Emery county Emery Larson and Mrs Dan Bleckburn Loa Wayne county and a grandson Byer Virginia Robinson Mrs Funeral service for Virginia RobIT30 killed Sunday when the Byer was car in which phe riding collided with ilk Rio Grande Western freight a Denver were conducted Wednesday at the engine D Ft First ward by Lawrence Murray L hishon P Parry Dr Speakers included Etteene MillerBerlin Frank W Avner and M n Arnold Music S L ward Columbus bishop of the was furnished "'by the T4 D 0 tabernacle ritiertet aceomoanied by J Spencer Cornwall Re' Rogerson soloist sang "Going HorTIP" Burial was in Murray city cemetery I&OTI Frank Franklin Funeral services for Frank Franklin 50 veteran of World War I who died February 10 will be conducted Thursday at 2:30 p m at 344 Mast First South street by Rev H C Patterson of the Trinchurch ity A M Piwill be in the veterans' plot In Burial Salt Lake City cemetery Sarah Foster Sarah Foster 142 115 Pleat Twenty-firs- t South street died Wednesday at 3:30 p m In a Salt Lake hospital of a cerebral aliment She was born in March 1861 Aleesta A Lewis Moore PAYSON—Funeral services for 'litre 78 who Almelo' Attalla Lewis Moor died Tueaday In a &twin hospital will he conducted Friday at 2 p m In the ward First L Payson A daughter of Jesse William and 'Mary A Fuller Lewis she was born In Provo 1887 and was educated in May 21 and the Brigham Spanish Fork schools She taught school in Young academy She was this community for 11 years married to George More December 21 He 1898 In the Salt Lake I D S temple died April 7 1928 Anna Dora C P Nash Anna Dora Crook ParkPAYSON—Mrs inson Nash 70 died at her home in Payson Tuesdayfit She survived by two brothers John W Crook Payson and David H Crook two sisters Mn Mary Crooks Santaguln: El Cerrito Cal and Mrs Hattie Wilson M two Charles Payson enver halt sisters Edsel Swaner and Mn Berry Salt Lake City: one halt brother E W Crook Payson: nino grandchildren and three 00DEN—Michael E Tuttle M (Ted) and Fay N Thursson of ton Tuttle 2567 Harrison boulevard died WASITINGTON Feb 16 (AP) — The Wednesday 2 p tn at the family resiat position of the treasurv February 14: illness dence after a Receipts $12020955094 The child was born June 15 1943 In His parents are members of the Mack Expenditures 621458923423 Ogden Net balance $1914567217752 Twelfth L D 8 ward SALEM—Mack Russell Christensen inSurvivors are his parents and two grand- fant Working balance included $18382003- son of Russen and Marie McClellan 05879 mothers Mrs Ernest G Knowles Ogden Christensen died at 7 a tn Wednesday Customs receipts for month $17945- - and Mrs Mary E Tuttle Manti at the Payson hospital de was born 28885 12 at Payson $24February fiscal year (July 2) Receipts 02431010381 Expenditures fiscal year $56605254ocpEN — Funeral services for Helen 64333 Excess of expenditures 832580944 - Corrinne Keneedy 94 1265 Twenty-fourt- h RIVERDALE Weber County — Mrs street who died Tuesday will be 53952 of Total debt 818440915606613 conducted Friday at 1 p m at Lindquist Katherine Josephson Norton 43 wife m at 020 p Increase over previous day $713235Wednesday and Sons Colonial chapel by Dr John Seth Norton died 'Riverdale after residence in at the Pres of the Carver First Edward family 29767 pastor Gold assets $2182274463141 suffering a stroke byteriaa church a eight-montho- ld two-mon- th Russell Christensen Helen Corrinne Kennedy Katherine J Norton ' ot-A- BROWN FLORAL Salt Lake CityFerris enn and Leon Der Ock 443 Sixth Last street son November 8 Charles Wesley end Oldfie id Smith Winona MOLOOTIO $en Ltiin clonal-docool Novo:1111yr 1 °hippo Werra(' Nictudes ais1 Zoe Pingt4--- Nevada Healey 145 North Eighth West street daughter November 16 Oscar Cecil and Zentha Jones Wood 735 Fourth East street son 17 November Horace aml Marian Gerdner Gunn 1163 Charlton avenue daugh- ter November in Clill and Katt Itantev Edith Swan 1149 Eget Twen Orin South street daughter November 19 and Ilerzog-j- ose ph Rai ph Jr Pearl Ruth Gray 2489 Filmore street daughter November 20 Fisher-T- roy Charles anti Beatrice Edith Monson Salt Lake City daugh- ter November 16 Dedge--Illo- yd and Florence Hilda Gruver Pttteton Pa daughter NoVember 16 Shervanick-Tho- mas Stephen and Nadine Momotuk Brooklyn N Y November 16 daughter Gunn Roy Walter and Ruby went 132 Evangeline Knoymen Third North street daugher No14 vember Evene-Wil- liam A and Winnitred 516 Dexter Edwards Josephine Street son November 17 eimith-- Otto June Louts and Fay Morrison Evanston Wyo son No10 vember Brown-Da- vid and Marion Wyman 2114- - sixth East street daughter Nnvereber Franklin Cleverly Woods Stella Laverne Youngberg Cross son November 7 Newton-Her- bert Edwin and Gertrude Roselle Nebeker 563 Hamilton Court daughter November 7 Albert--Rich- erd Robert and Helen Kwiatkowski Toledo Ohio daughter November 7 DIUMPIlti George Steven and Helen COTIOntIOS Bountiful son November 6 Wood-J- ohn Gilbert Sr and Blench 2367 Wasatch Pauline Greenhalith avenue denghter December 4 Rundetalst -- Emery Amon and Margie Fern Tohnotti 321 East Third smith stree daughter December 1 reyne--Mic- kev Rae and June Emit VIInward 912 25 street sm November Eighth TInEP Wesley and Sylvia Frances Carr Centerville son December 3 Andemon-Al- hert Lloyd and Shim 132 a atreet lev Arline Smith December 1 datirhter Ford-Ha- rold Vivian and G r ae Clara Frobott 1121 Indiana avenue son December 3 Jones-We- ndel Keith and Phyllis 729 Ent Second South Capener street daughter December 2 Archie Allen and Wilma Searle Damron Del t a daughter Decem5 berNichol-Rulon S and Shirley Irene Gibbs 3400 Highland drive son November 30 Gail and Rule Elaine Barron Pace 1103 Third avenue daughter 4 3 and Barta Brady S an Ralph d y daughter NovemRughee ber 25 Wakefield-Ro- ger Hal and Veudia 623 Lake street Geneva Bennion danehter December Thereton-Che- ster Earl and Edna Letinra Evert Magna daughter November 28- Joel Chase and EiNtera Naylor Meet' Woods Cross son DORIftmberEl-S Pettersson and Vera Decemlen Sudbury Magna son bet' 1 Kemo--KetWilliam and !label RAM:- Marna non netamber 4 Joe' P v a ii Workmen Wtllfan and Serail Nadein Krnith 1724 Shelmerdine emirt deughter December 11 Joetine-Ju- lian iawoHm and Anna Hammond 1 Salt Lake City daughter Deeember Brew-1ne- enh Edward end Bernice (Merlotti 16Ernst Wendover son November Mentors''' Howard Wilder a n Beverly Bernie" Itenley 2496 Sixth )inot Street datuthtee November 1 Inateman-Wli- ford Leroy and MarMario elsikield 222 West ittil jorie South street daughter November 10 tVetker-R- ose Pauland Florence Ino Peterson 286 East Twente-moint- h South street eon November la Blannek-Br- uce and Muriel Devi'' 622 Iverson street inn Nnvember 10 ito Nephi and Gable T 3300 W p t Fifth South Summer street daughter November 19 Oellund-ler- win Claire end Lueille Marta linot 536 East Third South street eiughter Nnvember 24 Mee-des- Richerd Walker and SpearWalker Magna s o n November 20 litraee Dean and Lillian Nieh Noreen Smith Ogden Con November 27 n d Wilda William Marehall Viola Bradbury Joliet fli daughterKnorr-HeNovember 29 nry and Lucille Grace Napier 426 North Redwood road 30 November dnchter Lord-A- lbert Deyld and cerolln fleece 'Reek 562 Nor t h Sixteenth Weet street elittlithtr NOVAMber 26 Croekett-G- rant Fteecreft an Bet12S West Eighth ty Jean Retterdiek 1 son December street aced) Tellaterre end C‘o- e Wrodeey-- Cert n'dance Ethel Mortensen 144o prince-to- titters nrItv U pori yee 011EENII01114F4th South lerth Welt UPTOWN STOttZ 540121 2n4 Irsst and 2ri4 010NIAI PLOWER our ftneriltv trunorsi 117o Mast tith Smith Priors -f'si Ifuseriti---OeTort It obit or-Onena lieltsteeir 111 Phem Till I thatim'n 24N4 Woods-Gl- - 17 Vast - OF VRTEiTO-§-r- my HARRIS E ANDE)RSON vvE WISH to thank our inany kind r for fred ano relatives sympathy offerings and PERCY LOCK Er floral 00I1 AND ItÁ It MY FRIKNntit—Thank you for veer OLO cent regards and kind crEstderatiort exoresed Oft the deatta that youwifehave tharik and mother of my floral offerings the beautiful for Violet tfil?er Orrin Dalton and '' I wish to thank my TOMMY friends for kinelnalit It WI ay m De thy peewit my ?relent bereavement in the' during boas of my beloved huebandt Espeetale ly to $t Vincent Alta soctetyL choir and those who participated- (Signed) Mrs Clark Andereon BEAUTY PARLORS 41-a- t- - - - 1 raz-m- i bloaalat la permanent wart'' rye niserbei bete 4th AVE pluktrry RHO! 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SMITH STATX rtEA rjlatittft 'Cesspool Tank Cleaning REASONA411Z CLPIANED or Magna 3922 CESSPOOL SEPTIC iTANKS - - THANKS --' Thank you for your irrentethill ees-4 you kind ronsidration the occasioned by trio doe US et preeeEt i wife Jean - - Ptwtro Firm ftwolv CARD-- - 8 NORROw 1 CLEANING nishin ELECTRIC sanding tittaChin for rent and polisher 350 80 State( Painting Pa poring - Cleaning Ys-C- W R EXPERT pawn-armin- 28 vra ALL 48 sa4 Zpalaungortsarti EVERETT-- 743 top Work seas: 8 Call avoninga TYPITkT Vail 00por eioanipa W‘ira 6-- trig guar 78080 cleaning Loa ipapertog furniture refinishing Ph r 'Tj'AINTING PAPERING caiiNts-zREAR WORK GUAR cloantn- i-6 - Phone glaring IpràInL CLAM$ iO40stin16 painting PIILDr turn Guar i 34454 CENEIIAL houaemisanina aito export atimato paintina Fro EXPERT walipaper cleants ratrimining rre41 cr 140592 A1 cleaning 600 laPorhafie furturø refIntahlg PIE t Ctassfed FREE ESTIMATES Ceae--Aln- OR INSULATION ROOFING li - 'worm aleomen--Jo- hn 3 ASPHALT TILE - pnn - F Births th recrirnaatt deer) sorrow as no nthell mcituin 11 They Ore a beats cap4141e of doing 'Anil universal expression of tho nd natural smottorie of simple If todaY You hay acesW°12 to of express yourself order Towerit your choice from Brown'm Have this satisfaction of knosiring that theywith their wide floral experience will convev your message oroperlY and with diroity Pv rex -- Ovenware Roseville potters CAMBRIDGE GLASS' - express our 10-Wrft- Produce Markets 93 score 92 score 99 score Brian ry -- 5500: total salable and total 450 5600: calves and heifers fully steady slaughter steerscows S active: good fully steady: others P low weak: hulls and yealers fully steady: Turn( litv'e debits S7034224 00 'time (Inv last year stockers and Seeders about steady bulk 41004111 ISA I 6290 90 good and choice elatighter steers $1425 ev WetilteNflav's eiettritme Same day last year 4828027 40 1550: few loads choice medium weights steers most medium $1560001575 $13001111375: good and choice heifers mixed and $1375 tie yearlings largely 1500: good young $1250 grain fed cows common to medium and most f'1300 $1100 good and choice feeder steers $1300 01385 total and S Woods Mrs 800: slow practically nothing sold early best fed lambs held stronger asking Mrs Erma Smith Woods 50 1178 Third above 81625 East street died Wedneaday at 6:40 a min a Salt Lake hospital of a heart ailment and thrombosis of a vessel in her leg Born 29 1893 at was a daughter of JamesSpring and Lake sheSeptember On January 16 Smith Lelia Openshaw CHICAGO Feb le (AP)--Gra- ins staged WOOd 5 was to she 1912 married Leonard a strong advance in late trade Wednesday In Alpine where they first resided They extended to moved to Eureka and came to Salt canceling early inlosses which At the close ail later about a cent rye Lake City in 1918 She W 911 a member of with rye up major the Harvard L D S ward higher grains were Most of tne afternoon buying fractions Survivor include her huaband: a son was attributed to previous short sellers Willie L Woods with United States armed and was not based upon any specific news forces two daughters Mrs Lucyle Pack and Mrti Donna Corder both of Salt Lake development There were reports that domestic flour City three sister" Mrs Kies Spencer sales lagging over recent weeks had Shown Pleasant Grove Mrs Fall Carlson Salt some expansion Another factor favor- Lake City and Mrs Elva Varney AmeriWillis Smith able for prices was a statement in the can Pork ' four brothers weekly weather bureau report that there Salt Lake City Dean Smith Alpine: Max had been come damage to winter wheat Smith American Fork and Jack Smith f the southwest as a with U S army and two grandchildren in restricted result of cold weather Rye responded to strength in that grain at Winnipeg Mrs Mary At the close wheat was 14 cent lower to 36 cent higher May 151693S oats Mrs Mary Crawford 88 54 Eighth were 24 cent to th cent higher May Lake hospital 7914 cents rye was ahead lit cent to East street died in aa Salt mi of causes inciTS cent May and Wednesday eZ112713 S127 barley dent to ageat 9:45 Cents higher May was 1 cent to Scotland November Born in Glasgow S12214 21 1465 ehe was a daughter of James and Margaret Dowd Mrs a daughter Survivors include Range of Chicago Futures and Theresa Lovelly San Diego Cal two grandchildren cHICA GO Feb 18 ( AP — Wheat: Close Low High Open14 M 188 IA1 169 May 169 Baby 1J 16ti 18814 July Mae Niartines 170 Goddard Anna Baby 164 185 184 Sept court died in a Salt Lake hospital WedDee 185 164 165 m a of pneumonia at 1023 nesday Otte: of Benjamin J and Stella 781A Daughter 79 78 May was eh born in salt Laito Martinez Muller 75 74 75 Ju)v 7511 November 3 1043 13 72 72 citySurvivor Mrpt includ her parents 148 731AI 7314 73 Der Rye: —128 127 125 127 May 1211ado 125 125 14 128 July 12414 125 124 125 Sept MANILA Utah—Funeral services! for Dee 124 126 126 125 Mrs Clara Nelson 58 of Manila Utah Barley: who in died the Wyoming General hospital 122 120 122 1201e May at Rock Springs Sunday will be conducted 1191k 116 119 July —118 m in the Manila L D 8 2 at p Thursday 116 115 116 115 Sept ofchapel with Cliff Christensen bishopcemeBurial will be in Manila ficiating Rock Cash Quotations of directed by Rogan mortuary tery Wyo CHICAGO Feb 16 ( A P) —Cash wheat Springs Born in Alton Utah she had livedcur-in none Manila area several years She is IP 144 nom: the Barley malting $125 vivod by a son Harold Nelson with the teed 12212 nom I154e United States armed forces in the Pacific Field seed per 100 pounds Timothy and her husband of Tacoma Wash ' also R575 rip 600 nom: Red Too 51400 1500 two brothers William M Riggs Manila nom nom Sweet and J C Riggs Salt Lake City Red Clover $3150 nom Clover Taggart 1larriage Licenses LAKE Feb 18 254: includes 239 through and 24 for market: odd lots steers $1350: common kinds down to few $1085: no good heifers sold early: common kinds $950: few common to medium cows $850411000: canner to cutter odd bulls cow' S62501'800! $9000 few vealeris 15142set1500 950: Hogs-Rec- eipts 718 83S: includes and 120 for market: Meade: toll through ou 51350 good to choice 200 to 330 butchers: 180 to 200 Pounds pound 160 to 180 pounds S1200: 140 $1250: to 160 pounds S1050: 030 to 360 pounds sows! $1200: mostly S950011000: choice NORTH Albert ing stet-vi- Lula out-of-to- Livestock - 10-ac- re 5::-::-4- :: ::: NEW YORK Feb 16 (AP)—Followtng is a list of Wednesday's transactions on the New York curb exchange: STOCKS (Bates In Hundreds) Sales! High' Low I Close Amer Superpower 9131 9' :11 :I 791: Bunker Hill & 8 141 1414 Cities service 14 Elec Bond & Sr 511 8141 814 846 11 92 do prd 602 92 7 Heel& Mining 7 11I 71 3 2111 14 2 Niak Hud Power 270 141-Technicolor 10 1371 137g Trana-Lu11 3 United Gas 74' 2141 212 Utah-Idah- o 1 2 2 Buff 24 501 59 14 59 141 5914 Utah P & Lt pfd Permits Building 7 R Piet sweet- - frame -- : Curb Prices News of liceord wing I I (Furnished by 3 A tingle (o members ot New York stock exchange) Ctose Change Low High Industrials 13673 13564 13604 off 15 Rails 3830 3786 3792 off 34 up 02 Utilities 2286 2268 2274 990-Bonds up 08 9651-- 7 up 45 Commodities 1 I Jeremiah (Jed) Willey Statistics - 434I' Chicago Grain 301 Deaths MT PLEASANT—Mrs Kimono Funeral aervices for injtherstimniullthti 4tIredetl Seely a Flartoin 02 oldet resident of lit Pleasant WWeydied14t 751 Malt died Wednesday of causes incident NEW YORK reb 16 to m a a in ass who j"aill"5 uesday ot itre Wednesday' il skim closing prices and Born in Salt Lake City April 13 1851 Lvaekuemhoneias 'pant tat net changes of bonds on the New York a of daughter : a stock exchange: ailment will be con- - liam and Elizabeth ::: 0( ':she ducted Saturday at 1 DHart Seely :17iie rCORPORATION BONDS ? rn wan one T::" at 36 East of the origp ec Seventh South street (Sales in $1000) pioneers to ?Pt T ' Son of !Inv Iti and Ina!mt Piramatit tier I Not ' Mery liar low Willett father wait the first 5 Ha loo1Claim! Chit tie was horn In noon- - I 0 it here — Wallop W — December 12 Mrs Barton came to 12 99 It' eir 5st 49 Alleg harry -V 1870 He was active Pleasant when do 5re 50 at 421 93 : 'm s :lin civic affairs serv- - Mt -- 14 :A :A 44 44-NA & F P 58 2030 she was 8 years old 89 4 as x constable an was depShe attendant ing 4 Am T & T 3!10812 y T ir: :igl:::: u assessor t y city to the queen at the do 314s 61 211081o 1p '7 P marshal and the first first 3 22 95 4s days' 1312112 pioneer :::::l:?::::W: AT&SF ree:-‘ registration agentoft celebration here On i:':: Beth Steel 31zs 62 2105 — 14 obtained right - October 4t1:144?f-:::29 1868 4s 36 76 52 414 D& ROW e Bonnefor way th was married to she 12 Illinois Cert 43As 66 Ill 162 61 IA::::::::::::: vine canal Oscar Barton They4 Mo Pae 50 77 357 664 — '':::' :t: nHneLeuasrtriined11relle7e moved to Thistle val1 12 Sou Poe 41is 81 59 7712 now known as 69 79 do 4tss 69 Icy do 4 B Ore 77 193 8112 where L D 6 temple Mr Indianola Un Poe 1st 4s 47 51107121 '' 1: Willey bad been as- - they resided for four 71103 West Urt 5s 51 ydoiurnecortet: masteavlitz11Aintil sistant market ter of the Growers' sell their property to Total !tales Wednesday $19724000 Market company in $17- Indiana and reprevious day $25821800 week ago Salt Lake City since the two Mr Willey turn to Mt Pleasant 098200: year ago $11427000: yearnhe was In 1928 until Mrs Barton moved ago $6712200 January 1 to date $5661900 HI two weeks ago to Castle they Dale and remained there for two 393350: year ago $444801800 two taken Survivors include his widow Mrs Byrto Mt before years ago $312545500 returning years again nth& Ann Dustin Willey three daughters Mr Barton died February 9 Mrs Nina Moss and Mrs Florence Jensen Pleasant 1932 Salt Lake City and Mrs Mary Jones A member of the L D S church Mrs four sons Edison Willey BremerMurray VIRS an Active Relief moriety visiting ton Wash David Ferris Reed E and Parton teacher and was also a member of the Mt Douglas DWilley all of Salt Lake City ea I& o o on Feb 16 (AP)—Potatoes-Pleasant Pioneer and Historical association Mrs Holt Balt Sisters three Flora Lake Arrivals 51: track 172 total United City Miss Antonette Willey and Mrs Eva Survivors include a son Oscar BarTort States shipments 1058 supplies rather Hill Bountiful three brothers D O Willey Stiornilanrgd EI bienrcls mCtprraledass:a nat d: a2u3githrtearndMehrini McColorado for good light quality and W H Willey Washington D C and and 25 great- Clurec demand moderate market steady C B 18 grand Cal c6rangdrehatti rrenandchildren gd ran demand slow childrenWilley aHollywood offerings other sections and Market slightly weaker Idaho Russet Funeral serviees are pending word from Friends may call at 36 East Seventh U S No is $3200345: Colorelatives of time until services South J No S rado Red McCittres is 11347: Burial will be in the Bountiful city cemFlorida Msg Triumphs U S No sack $325 per bush- etery 6310 pet el rate D MAHO FALLS Feb 16 38 information for Idaho Falls MORGAN—Albert point Dewey district: Wire inquiry light beat wash and partner in the operation and Taggart of ownership small bags demand fair market about- Taggarta0rothers' service station and tourother offerings demand slow marnear Mor ist cam5 steady: ket dull and slightly weaker trading lim- - gan died suddenly Salt Lake County : i ted Wed of a t Franklin Adams Mordt 20 SheDelivered sales t 0 b shipping points: heart nesday ailment Wis— 1 A Noboygan size Russets U S No in H wasborn Elizabeth Lois W111151111 20 Clevesacks washed $2800269 an occasional vember in Wis land sacks 6301tO Morgan a son of aale lower: in A and Ma- 309 per cwt: Idaho standard grade in Norman"' Lewis Sawyer 21 Lanssacks 6279 cwt U S No 2 George ble Shurtliff Taggart ing Mich and Idaho utility grade mostly 81450 On June 5 1920 he :sk Eileen Mildred 181 Gallagher 2 of mixed grades higher married Qut:enn 155 Pomo in carsales Ionia Mich each track Dealers other ' Wadsworth in the Salt V including 1 No S ' U o S a L D b Ruasets f JohniTon Lake and f: sacks washed 8250 He templein Callahan 29 Nyasa: Irvin d was an elder size A in Ore: unwashed $231)240 bakers the Bout h Morgan ke255 20 Ontario Ore Anita Despain occasional L D 8 ward minimum sacks U S No 1 He obtained b car 8280: in MeNiven Durrant 23 MorJoseph S 2 U MorNo education in the size A per cwt a few 8290:d gan Necks gan county schools Gwendith Faye Creag:er 22 Morand Idaho utility grade U S No 1 an obtaining a diploma Rural 81350140: gan from the Morgan high oceasional ear $200 Donald Joseph Littiewood 22 Sall Cash to growers bulk per cwt: Russets school and for many Lake: U S No 1 'Ise A a few :tales mostly Years he operated a S U lot lower an bus the occasional for Rhea Lorraine Moser 18 Salt 4 county 8185a200 school district Lake No 2 75085c mostly 80 85c Prior to his enterDavid Russell Brooke 28 River-ing his own business side R he was emplayed by D In Albert the Heiner garage Taggart Margerv May Phillips 34 Portsmouth it Morgan PRICER 0 P A MINIMUM Wedding Anniversary Giftsfft BUTTER IN BULK—SAN FRANCISCO (AP)--Ifollo- la 291 Deaths 0 I (Bales in liundreds1 S L Stock at Dow-Jone- s is a tabulation of Wednesdays stock actions on tho New York stock exchange: 1 Bonds Lincoln Ure Toni( reb 16 (API—Pollowitia trans- NEW alet:t High Law Cloos i 31 14 1014 1000 employes Adams 10 e h T Expl 12 Atr 4144- 41144: formed the "prevention industry of acci- Avulka L Jun 13i21j 614: 416 6 : Aims 2642 261a 2°14- - 42 stli dents committee" to head a safety Allied 2 1464414b14146 44 Cik01movement 151 15 Allied Straq lo14 1514- - 14 By 1943 the 8Allis-- C Mill 36414 i 3612 36141 rate had reached a new fatality :: record Am : 59121 59 Airlinsi 5044- - 11414 low of 171 deaths per 1000 em- Am Can-7i 8441 82 821Am C & 221 36 i 3644- - 34 ployed Am Cr 4115441 16421 1544- - 24 Am 14 To this column this more favor35110341091210024- Distill 38 16141 1514 16-44 able record than our domestic Am Am 351 201141 2014 201444 Am rt&StS 914- 14 914 record in nonferrous underground !Am Roil M I 104 14 1344 134- - 14 !Am mines appears to lead to a para91 3714 smelt 36441 36341N 8t1 Fd 8 2614i 2614 261- - 14 doxical conclusion Since the na- Am Am T & 1s 101574215714157 311 41 63 Am Tob B 62121 63 tive labor is less educated and Am Viscose V4 4314- 10 43 4314: "civilized" than American workers Am W W 7 14 'ea 7141 361 714 4 Zinc 10 412 414 one must conclude greater Am 25114i 254 2514Anaconda 15 91 - Mi 5 Armour III 514: intelligence better living condi- Arrnstr 4! 37 lea 5121 3714 tions and much more leisure time A T & Crid 431 24 6024- C Line 541 3 8 16 60141 3412- - 1 enjoyed by miners in this coun- AU AL! Refin 28 27 28 13: serve to defeat safety maasures Atlas Corp 14 31 12 1214 12114- 192Vs 4 314 314:- Corp because our men have other things Avis 811 1920 15 LaidLocct to think about besides the rules Bait & 0 13 8 71al- 744 24 Barnsdall 1612 16 821- 17 and regulationb made the inter- Denali AY! 34 4 34 14 34 14 - 14 est of their own safety The native Seth SteelAl 8 5914 58 58141201 1514 15 15 worker of South Africa has not Boeing 44 Bohn A&B 2 47 47 47 3: 29 Co 2934 much to think about beyond his Borden : Sorg-War- n 61 3512 35 14 35141141 28 2814 2814- - 14 carefully supervised daily work Brunswk-Briggs Mfg 61 19 119 44 18 to a and to something place 7 Budd Mfg 6 Vii 211 2 614 8 8 8 Whi 5 sleep all of which in most cases Budd 1274s 1214 Bur Add M 48113Is usually regulated by the mining Calif 14 25 25 41 Pack 241 Can D G A 3: 23k4 2312 companies of the Rand 14 Canad Pao 201' 25q 10 10141 1 14 Case J 3614 36112 4 i 121 36 46 48 12 46 Caterpil- Tr 14 Celanese 39 I 12 3914 38 7: 3174 Cerro de P 3114 3174 14 & O 4614 46 Chef 151 46 Chi GI W 23 2414 15' 2312 lit pfd I 201 8044I- 80 80 - le Chrysr I 331 61 34 Cli Mol I 34 14 51 36121 36 42 14 Pea Clutt 364 Coca-Col- a 113 - 24 1113 2113 vs 4' 2441 24141 Sol Palm P1 VS Col G & E 4121 24141 49: 414 WEDNESDAY'S QUOTATIONS 22 Ri Cum Cr 38341 t Com Inv T Bid 41 21: 4114 Asked 14 Corn 831 1514 15 Solv 1524 Alta Tunnel $ 0014S Crnwl & 8 82 Am Metal Min CO 00 51 28 Mt Som Edl 2514 25 07 Big Hill 09 141 4 4 Cons Cop 3 Metals 04 0341 Bingham Ed 21 75' 2114 Cons 2114 Black Metals ' 02 05 Cons Vult 331 13 1314 1314 Bristol Silver 06 151 20 Cont Corp 20 20 051j Bullion 81 01 02 Cont Balt 8 8 8141 Cardiff 03 71 34 Cont- Can 34 3314 34 l 814 Cedar Talisman :03 Cont Mt 70 6 514 51- - 12 Chief Consolidated 33 28 351 2114 Corn Oil D 3014 3114467 68 Corn P Clayton Sliver 111 5644 5614 561Colorado Consolidated - 14 1302 03 Crane Co 1914 19 19 Columbus-Rexal- l 2!- 01 Cr Zell 0141 161414- - 14 1614 1814 Combined Metals 10 Cruc Steel 111 31 3014 3014- 91 1214t '12 Comet Coalition Sub-09 11 12 Sus Commonwealth Lead 4 00 Curt - Pb 01 5 514 14 Crescent Eagle Oil 04 Curt Wr 25: 6 08 5741 544 3114 Croft Deere- Co' 381 00 00 leti 3841:4 61 22 Crown Point Del & 14 21 02 21 42- 1- 14 04 Del L & W 01 814 - 8 8 Dragon 05 East Crown Point 0118 29 12: 19 0114 Pet Ed East Standard 31 29Dist C Sea 04 02 2934 i 29 East Tintic Coalition Dom Mine - 411 16 2234 2234 22 07 03 51 521441 52 East Utah 0234 52 00 Doug Air Mines Pu Pont 0114 03 Empire 611391139 1139 - 14 261 37141 37 Eureka Bullion Ea Air L 37 18 15 Kott 2 191 Eureka Lilly Con 21 Es4t 19 100 Int I( 'I 113 Au 24 Eureka Mint 14 30 40 Is 00 11 40 00 NA i Do 1P1 1:tteeka Steindard 1072 1034 1034 1312 -- 14 Gold Chain 17 1214 22 12 01 0214 Erie It R do et 116 1212 11 Great Western 01 004k 14 114 Ev Prod Horn Silver 8 1112 Lit 10 12 11144 11141 341 2- 1- 14 41 3514 Fairb Mr Howell 07 08 Fir& 51 3914 Kennehec 39 Mi- l- 14 0112 0241 Gen T CabIt 75½1 Kentucky-Uta- h 5 5 02 02 Oen El 30 3544 33 15 20 Keystone Gen Fonds 42 4114 41141 Leonora 00 0044 I - 14 0 3n MatMotn 5334 41 54 Little May 0014 004k 01 GO 944 534114 01 04 Magnolia Lead Odrch BF 41121 Mammoth 3241 41141 35 42pI 37 Gdyr T&R Miller Hill 01 02 3714 37 51 2911 Gt N fly 2914 - 14 Miners Gold' 01 00 Gt W Bug 26 ' 2534 26 Missouri Monarch 00 03 011 Gulf 45 14 45 Moscow 01 03 141 38 Holland Mountain' City Copper 3834 1 50 - 175 14711 Sus Holly 1434 Mountain View 01 03 H omestake - 14 71 42 41 14$ 42114 14 Naildriver 21 Oil 441 Roust 814 8 14 New Park 57 60 1 25 71a 2574 Idaho Pow 14 25 New Quincy 04 04 Illin Cent 161 1534 15-11514 - Li North Lily 55 60 4 3914 '39 Ind Rayon 14 39141- North Standard 01 00 C 7 1014 1014- 1Insp Cop Ohio Copper 08 0612 Interlake 17 10a 744 7 01Park B ingham 0114 Int 11 72 7114 72 Ii 1 Park City Consolidated 171s Int 14Hare 39 Can 2034 27 04 Park Konold 121 Int 2711 1314 13 Paper Nellion Park 0114 Int T&T - Me 64 23 13 Park Premier 02 011s Johns-M2 85 14 8514 1 Park Utah 1 60 85 3 & L SO 2134 2144- - 24 '10 Pioche Bristol 01 00 IC C Sou 41 9141 912 02 Mines Plumbic 05 Kennecott 30 3034 3944 10 Plutus 081e Kre sge S s 311 2 2 ki 2 2 V 2 2 34 - lib 18 20 Prince Consolidated Oros Krog 33 3314 33 47 Rico Argentine 50 51 4414 01 tA 4314 4414 3 3741 Silver King Coalition 375 131 IMcN&L 7 3it 7 714 28 35 Silver King Western Lit 31 23 Carb 22 234 : 03 Silver Shield 0314 Lockheed 431 1714 16 - 14 16 Sioux Mines 03 0114 Loewe Inc 51 596 344 58&5t 58 03 0034 South Iron Blossom 51 18 Lorillard - Vs 1714 1774 01 05 South Standard L & Nash 5 79 7934 7934 - 34 01 02 Swansea Consolidated 211 Trk 1 35 35 35 0141 0114 Mack Tar Baby R 14 2 2814 28 24 2834 0012 Macy Tintic Central 004 Marsh 6 Fd 13 - Vs 13 1334 07 Tintic Lead 0712 Martin 0 L 12 18 18 1812 1 2 00 95 Tintic Standard McG Elee 4 29 112 29 2941 03 0014 Union Chief 1 231 2314 2341- - 18 00 0014 McK&Rob Utah Consolidated Miami 3 v2 6 114 612 Cop 612Con Oil 08 10 Mid-33 2644 25 Pet 41i 02 05 Victor Consolidated 21 14 7314 73 Reg 12 1214 Mission Cp Walker Mining 14 18 1841 West Toledo 004 t Monsanto 4 78 7712 774102 0244 Mont Ward Western Alloya 25 4242 00 02 Wilbert 4 Murrav Cp a a 03 0112 Yankee Consolidated Nash-kp- h 9 43q 114 111- - 14 04 02 Zurna Nat 24 Aviat 34 1114 11141 corn 114 Utah-Idab2 75 2 65 Sugar 61 Nat Mae 21341 21414- 1- 2a do pf 1100 lo 62 11 2914 Nat C Reg 29341 Nat Cont SALES WBUNESDAY 13141" 14 23141 20 21 131114 Nt Dy Pr Howell 500 at 7e Nat Diet - R4 30 Park City Consiolidated 1000 at 170 Nat Gyp 2 014 391 301 Silver Shield 10000 at 3tatl Nat - 14 Lead 20 10 Tar Baby 1000 at ityte N P & Lt 4 6 I 6 I 6 Tint to Standard 70 at 2195 Nat 5 Steel 59 59½1 5914Walker Mining 500 at lle 2700 at Nehl 'Corp 31 15 14741 14741- - Vs 1112e 21 17 New Indus 17141 17141- CURB SALES (12-- 2 p N Y C RR I 81 18 17141- 34 Bullion 3000 at 112e N 234 YCStLvf 17121 70141- - 2 Eureka Bullion 100 at 15e 21 18 N Y Shin16 New Park 1600 at 57e No Am Av 8741 871- 18- :Silver Shield 1000 at No Am Co 681 941 171 41 16 - 14 Tintie Lead 1500 at 7e I 2011 No Pa" 1641 littinaa at 100 National Tunnel and I Ohio Ott 311 183411 18 14 1814 $12212 81 57341 57141 5714 Ow III GI Va ' P G & El 31V21 31 P im Tin C 4341 j 11 3122i Pack Mot 3341 3341- 14 Pan Am A 34 31 3110 231 24141- 2341 23341 Par Pict 4 Park Utah I 21'141 aked Bid 71 95141 94141 1141 12 Penney IC - 14 331 28141 28341 Penn RR 8 00 75 Amalg Sugar pf Pepsi-Col- 44 101 50341 50 I 50 2 25 1 85 Con Wagon and Mach 271 DE 24)741 20341 1 1 Phelps 23 204 2212 National Tun is Mines 71 2014 Phil Elc 21114 14 2041 82 00 58 00 Utah Fire Clay 71 27 741 271'4 74 Philen 27 Crp 57 00 54 00 Utah Pow it Lt $e pf I Phil- Pet 161 45141 34 4514 31111 59 50 58 do pf 41 IR 41 18141 1814 14 Plym 011 I 74 00 7100 Z C M 210 1741 1241 124 14 Pr SU car 31 55 & ( 34 84 54 Pro( 54 WEDNESDAY SALES I 331 14 P five N 234t - IA National Tunnel and Minea'100 at $1-vs PuilMan 35 4134 411Olt 151411 14 132 9341- R C of A 24 24 941 R141 R K 0 9141 8341- - SA 26 1 2 1614 Rem Rand 16 141 - 1414 Rea Si eel 16 1734 17 f 37 6 SO 29 Reen T B 30 11 4414 14 Safe' O rs 4412 44 VI I Asked Bid 91 29 kit I 241141 21 IA St Joe Ld 61 14 Schen 39 Dist 39 3941 $ 305 IS 320Ama lg Sugar Co Roe 85441- 14 91'861 85841 First Security Corp I 3325 i 3400 Inc IA Sere 1624 1834 14117 8 90 Mountain Fuel Supply 201 101 2614 Shell 11 011 26 11 25 Utah Oil Refining IC C 01 Silver I 34 Utah Home Fire Inn L15000 231A 25 14 25 34 - 14 Demberber It R bonds 04 00 13111 1114 14 sin Oil 1141 J104 ()OUtah 1P & I 31l411 311 41 1011 ft 7 14 291 Oil fikellv 1113 80 1112 00 da Sots Vao 17141 1741 141 so Pao 28341 1110 Rv 121179341 25 341 28741- - 14 - 14 do DM 15141 7 262141 26141 2641- - 14 Cris Pnerry ft itnio4t Inc 8 8 14 6 ltft 4 Mt Bran di 29114 IA 20 St t 24 3 4444 3 01114 :1 4 140 - l'Aa Cal 31141- Pt git Inti 11 3314 3741 531414N 7 37 5314 itt 4 14 77 1414 14 us - 14 Studs Crn 7141 21 7141 7 NEW YORK Feb 16 Cal — Di- Sun Mns at es 31141 31121 9 484 1! 411 rectors of the American Telephone Tex 4841 Tpaaa un 14 5 5 f Pr I 211 4'st 35141 and Telegraph company Wednes- Tex CI0 Sul 2! 3510 3514 144 381 Tex L 914 day declared the usual quarterly Tide PA TS - 14 33 9141 13 71dividend of $225 a share on the Timk-27V41 27341 34 21 R 48 48 14 Timk 47341 15 to capital stock payable April 41 141 14 834 I R41 8 TransAmer -41 19 stock of record March 15 18 Tr & IV 21 12 261 IN 2174i 18441 This rate has been in effect 20th 31 56141 Underw-E- 1 V4 51214 t calls 1922 and since B3s&1211 14 9 10 7i tin continuously 34 191 791 41 79 79341 Union Csrb of distribution a for quarterly 011 Vi Cal 181411814 'tin 184114 IA more than $42000000 - The tel- TT ri Pacifle (viol I 211 L 24141 Air 650I 14 21? 29 ephone company has nearly 2414i- 011nAircraft 11411 19! 1141 000 stockholders tin Corp: 14Vi121 1- 14 lin Drug 2113411214 791140 - 1t tin Fruit 144 lin Ons Im 21 Ynsti 701- - 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I I 11 Rubbert 211 42141 4241- - 14 21 T7 s Smolt I 14 545 8414 TI 9 Steel 14 221 57341 51341 5141- 1 21 10 10 Vanoultum I 13 Bro 1274Warner 1Walker continued to display in- W Auto S 1 201 2R 28- 28 W lin TelA 41341 4114 - IA creasing strength inWednesday's B 23141 2334 Air 51 session on the Salt Lake stock West 94141 9414 west El4M 11 2134 11 Wheel StI i 121 214 2178 exchange The stock opened 14 2174 Mot White 2141 cents up 1 cent advanced to 1114 Woolworth 37141- 1191 37 141 51 2414124 WorthPlts411 cents 12 closed cents and strong I 51 37 36741- 14 Young &ler By The Shift Boss 'Intent upon great American thine production records and efforts to improve working conditions in the mines most of us forget the scope of mining in other countries The South African gold mining industry is a case in point A recent article in the South African Mining Journal contains Interesting figures on numbers employed output and safety progress in the Rand gold mining industry on the Witwatersrand The gold mined from conglomerate beds and great depth has d accounted for of the worlds supply for many years V° of the mines exceed 8500 try feet in depth One must agree with the author of the article who says "the tremendous size of this colossus of the mining world almost beggars description" when one realizes that scarcely a mine employs fewer than 5000 men one having 20000 mine workers As Quotations Bond Prices t Stock-Marke- Stock Prices South Africa Gold Mines Have Large Pay Rolls one-thir- N Y 19 ram CEI Ij awed- - Mddimihro 23 L STAY Deeember 2 rquo end rtweltig vere Miner Magna detichter Decemtt berCleekson-CleAren Victor end Deleon' Frowned Woods Cent's timuchter Deeember 3 latenice-Ae- riold Andra and Ruhy Trek" 162 Sherman avenue daughev terRIPcle-Kertleeeme neth Ray and Charlotte Jones 303 Fifth avenue son' 14 December Laren-Al- ton Royal and Mary Ransen 411 East Seyenteeth South street "Inn December 24 Wirthlin-Jos- enh Ranee and Ells& Youn Rogers 1785 Garfield avenue son December 19 Clineee-Wel- lace Marion and Ruth Clowerd 1712 Yalocrest avenue Deeember 11 damehter Howell-We- sley Orent and Mary 1336 Roosevelt Theresa avenue daughter December 23 D COMPANY 114I Itedoologlea WV eal41- laajimtp $LIT IAMB OTT Pm°°e7'"7 Snit Cake tEribunt tag 1100 every morning By tif IBA Pub luibtris Cute Balmy SUE034RIPTSON and Sunday one mantle $ USG Deity 'Daily and Sunday one year 1 Tribune —Lake TKRmts advance 51560 Die 'move rates appiyin titazt Nevada and Wyominr: Elsewhere in the United fitsteer Dans and Sunday one Ettontre II 1 SO lb Tribune io a memnr ot ess AO sociated Press The Associated Pres for I to exclusively entitled news of all dispatch reproduction eredited to it or not otherwise credited thie woo( and ales Use tosiai thuss (- - |