Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE TUESDAY MORNING MAY JUDGE BLOCKS DIVORCE RUSH QUOTATIONS LIVESTOCK SALT LAKE WORTH May 4 (USDA) Hog— Receipts 1488 Including 33 tor mar-ke- t 343 direct 287 to South Sail Francisco - market 276 to San Francisco packers 186 to ioa Angeles market and 364 tti Los An Few lots light and medium aele packer 196 tu 319 pounds steady weight butchers at 47 00ia725 few tows 35 6ha600 Cattle— Receipt 348 Including 288 for market 22 to Los Anaele packers and 40 to Utah dairymen Part load 890pouno - steers 8550 odd cows 3500 bulb 345c down 2603 Sheep— Receipts fill to including Utah range 367 to Wyoming range and the remainder California spring lambs mclud lng 1276 to Chicago market and 348 to Omaha market Two loads Iambi from nearby feed lot 3735 OGDfcN May 4 including 110 for market 150 direct anu packers Steady to stront compared with last week's average best lighi and medium weights $7DOftt7 30 Cattle — Receipts 499 ail for market Slow about steady early sales small lots medium grade steers 35 00t600 medium and koou hitters 815 75(660 tew medium and gooo cows $4004 50 Odd bulls 4 00(u425 all California 26391 Sheep— Receipts spring lambs including 321 to Omaha pack ers 8914 to Omaha market 1568 to bt Joe market 3003 to Denver market 13601 to Chicago packers and 984 to Nebraska feeders None this market 8T JOSEPH May 80u0 fairly active opened lu&16c lower than Saturday's average on weights under 220 pounds closing 20&25c lower than Saturday on all weights early top $680 late packr top $670 bulk 170 to 220 pounds 240 to 300 pounds $6 65(6876 $6 00(u6 4G 350 to 400 pounds $5 85&59Q sows mostly 347 87 to Oakland lower $5 00530 Cattle— Receipts 3300 calves 400 largely fed steer and yearling run medium grades 2oc predominating! early sals steers and year- Takes Stand Against “Ten Minute” Decrees for Boise Applicants 42-da- statutes perusal withpresent one of the judges who will handle many of the cases arising In Boise developed that the fastest time would be two or three Is consultation Stale Asks Bids — On Road Oiling days after established BOISE (£)— The first oiling job of the year was advertised Monday by It the state highway department called for oiling 118 miles of the Ropsevelt highway east of Idaho Falls between Beeches Corner and Ririe Bids will be opened on May 19 On the same day bids will bo opened on grading and surfacing 58 miles of highway north and south of Challis In Custer county Oilmen Ready to the and residence It might take 46 days 90-da- y afterward Idaho still has an "ace In the hole" for speed however In case the cause ol divorce arises In this state and both husband and wife are present the divorce complaint may be filed at once and the divorce granted regardless of the residence of the divorcing parties Court attaches here said they had no official information of cases await tng filing but had been informed unofficially that two or three prospective divorcees were establishing residence with a view to early filing of suits for- If the ng Is required summons can- not be served through Inability to or some other find the defendant cause 26 days of advertising of summons Is required followed by 20 days coached by his brother M M Kir- for answer ol the defendant and then divorce is available ley who Is on crutches from a broken Koelsch one of Jllc£e cllarles leg received 'in making preparations! the two district judges in Boise said for the blast his it had been 4- experience during the divorces of a period dozen years ago that Idaho attracted that butchers 50(a675 220 to 50 bidding down to $575 on weights packing sows $5 15ft535 $6 32 average cost Saturday weight 262 pounds for week 36 32 weight 258 pounds Cattle — Receipts 10000 calves 500 fed steers and yearlings largely a fed steer run early sale choice shipping grades steady to fnrong others steady to weak she stock and bulls steady vealers weak to around 50c lower stockers and feeder steers in light supply steady fed steers and yearlings choice 36 7578 25 mostly weights $9 00 heifers 36 25725: bulk beef cows 84 50ft550 few choice lots $5 751 6 00 medium cutter grades $35051450 bulls 3375(400 practical top vealers $8 00 stocker and feeder steers $6 25 725 Colorado yearlings $770 17000 lambs opening Sheep— Receipts steady to strong other classes steady early sales fed wooled lambs 3875tf8 00 top $9 00 some held higher two cars $6 25 medium grade fed clipped Iambs California spring lambs S900ifl50 choice 310 00ftl0 25 some held higher shorn ewes downward from $266 California feeding S6 $6 25(rt6 858 25 lambs $7 KANSAS CITY May 4 (USDA) — Hogs— 9000 mostly 15fy20c lower than Receipts Saturday’s average on 240 pounds down action on heavier spots 25c otf little top $6 80 on 190 to 220 pounds weights few bulk 140 to 240 pounds S650e675 around 280 pounds at $6 20: sows mostly $6 50(7 00 $500i540 stock pigs steady 67 U weight- 216 average cost Saturday for week 3661 weight 223 pounds 18000 calves 1500 Cattle — Receipts early trade very slow on fed steers and yearmostly lings most bids around 2dc lower a light weight fed steer and yearling run low priced cows and bulls fully steady fat cows tending lower vealers weak weighty k the p of EARNINGS better class of “candidates" NEW YORK April Motor Men women came for divorce Car company had net looses ol $3690707 who and no wished notoriety he said and including provision for special reserves in tne year ended February 28 last This con- would be lured by Increased optrasts with net profit of $832689 or $2 03 a common share in the previous fiscal period portunities for gambling As for cost of divorce the bar asAmerican Safety Razor corporation reports first quarter net profit of $202612 or $1 01 sociation has had $75 as a minimum a 4 only (AP)-Mar- the not share or $128 a share corporation had net profit of $119919 equal to 33 cents a share in the first quarter compared with $376222 or $103 a share in the first quarter of 1930 Certainteed Products corporation's first quarter net loss was $233892 against loss of $550564 a year ago Murray corporation which In the first quarter of 1930 earned 38 cents a common share reports net loss of J204983 for the same period this year General American Tank Car corporation had net profit of $1204000 In the first quarter equal to $1 47 a sharethe against 1930 or $217 a share in same period Lester N Selig president said the present rate of operations indicates an in crease in earnings for the second quarter against $256423 a year ago Marlln-Rockwr- NEW YORK May 4 (AP— Nri earning of Radio corporation of America for the first quarter this year were approximately equal to the net proifts for the entire cal endar year of 1030 The report of David Sarnoff president issued today showed net income for the quarter of $1566519 The statement disclosed earnings of $263647 in excess of dividend requirements on the preferred stock This balance was equal to slightly more than 2 cents a share on the com mon stock compared with carmnes of 2 cent a share on the common for the entire year of 1930 Comparative figures for the corresponding quarter last year are not available for the reason with permission of the New York Stock Exchange no report lor the March 31 1930 was issued quarter ended since It was felt that adjustments in connection with issuance of additional shares for facilities acquired from General Electric company and Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing company might have For the first resulted in some confusion six months last year however there was a deficit a amounting to 17 cents a share on the common stock Skelly Oil company and subsidiaries for the first quarter of 1930 report a net loss of $770‘344 from operations before provision for preferred dividends The net income for the comparative period of 1930 was $547510 which was equivalent to OOcents a share on 1095582 common shares then Grovss earnings from operaoutstanding to 4 80078s tions this vear amounted compared with §6511796 for the first quarter of last year Net income of the Chicago tr Quincy Railroad company forBurlington the first three months of 1931 amounted to $4084167 Which is equivalent to $2 39 a rhare on 170839! shares of capital stock compared with $5791 042 or $3 39 a share In the first quarter of last year The net income ror March was $1352263 compared with $2003542 In March last year for several years mum Attorneys the former days There is no report that maxi- during of fairly quick divorces the fees ranged as high as Spendings about the city were $19-00- likewise lavish The march to the divorce courts will probably not start with any speed for several weeks for the law has been pnacted only 60 days and was introduced only slightly more than days ago — 90 of Former Senator OLlahis Divorce Uau gliter GOVERNOR ‘SEES - Visiting Lecturer Says Cooperation Required in Be Should Solving Problems Espcnses Be Curbed by Ollier Eeoiv TWIN FALLS Idaho— Cooperation omies Stale Chief Says of Indiana and their white brothers BURLEY Idaho— Classification of county dairy herds for the fall fairs as recommended by the Idaho State will Dairymen's association probably be put into effect this year says L H Sweetser secretary of the Idaho State Fair association Heretofore county herds have numbered 10 head The new classification reduces the number to eight as follows: Senior bull 2 years or over 'junior bull under 2 years 3 cows 3 years old or over one cow between 2 and 3 years a yearling heifer and heifer calf Animals in county herds must be- - owned -- by t hree or more residents of the county no individual owning more than three animals in adjusting the red men'to the white citizens' standard of civilization was urged Thursday night by the Rev Walla Paul G Wapato of Walla Wash president of tho Northwest Ills lecture on Indian congress “Americanization" was given under the Baptist Missionary auspices of Ira society whose president Mrs Wynn presided Mr AVapato siiicT a soluThe tion of Indian problems 1ms been left too much to governmental regulation the government has not and called educated Indians Into consul tation adjusting these problems tn the way that agricultural leaders have been called on to help solve the He declared white farm question Individuals should lake an citizens this matter and that on interest the other hand the Indians should overcome their prejudices and show Rev that on DECISION HELPS FREIGHT CASE as in the efforts of white government to effect a proper adjustment of Indians to the confidence Seeks Lower Rail way Rates on Gasoline white In the and people people4s—standards - Welfare Leader Lauds Utah Work Shipments for a BOISE favorable decision on the Idaho complaint seeking lower freight rates on gasoline shipped into the state was seen Monday by the public utilities commission in a decision on a similar case involving rates between Wyo- Utah in is adopting conference leading most other states plans of the White House Umps Scorers for Denver Rearrange List Gooding College Of Assignments Pays Homage lo of Queen The list of assignments for umpires and scorers in the first round of play on the local sandlots was rearranged Monday evening at a meet ing of the Utah State Umpires’ and Burley School Sels Dale For Graduate Riles child welfare and health according to Hortense Hilthe Ameri of bert staff associate can Child Health association of New York wlio arrived in Salt Lake Monming and Montana points Over approximately the same day from Los Angeles on a tour of length of haul from Wyoming to the country Montana tibints the commerce comgreat distances between mission reduced the rate from 70 its"Despite towns and cltips and its comcents to 54 cents a hundred pounds paratively sparse population” said or about a cent a gallon A reduc- Miss Hilbert "it is most evident that tion from 70 cents a hundred to 53 Utah is other states in putcents from Portland was asked by ting Intoleading practice the proposals of the Idaho commission in a complaint the Washington conference” filed against western railroads ProWhile in Salt Lake Miss Hilbert portionate reductions were asked conferred with Dr Samuel O Paul Lake Salt other from points medical director of Salt Lake pub City and shipping gasoline and oil into Idaho lie schools and Ada Taylor Graham executive secretary of the Utah Tu berculosis association Miss Hilbert left Monday night on BOISE (fp)— Governor C Ben Ross does not intend to effect savings tn stale government through slashing salaries but by eliminating waste he declared Monday In a brief interview sandwiched in between calls of job hunters and a with a delegation of conference declared that now is not farmei'Si-lithe time to be cutting salaries "and It isn't good economy any time" He said there had been numerous reductions from levels paid during the recently ended Republican regime because Democratic appointees were new on the job and could not expect to receive as much These salaries will be raised reasonably he said as service merits "No industry or no governmental administration has saved money except through eliminatlngrfwaste" lie declared "I expect to make savings In the state highway department and other departments as well but not by cutting wages" “The way to restore industry Is to maintain purchasing power he concluded “and I am not going to break away from that principle now" e May BURLEY Idaho — Commencement exercises of Burley high school will be heid In L D S tabernacle May 14 when Walter Clear Pocatello will deliver the commencement address and R C May of Minidoka county will preach the baccalaureate sermon By virtue of scholarship Hermon King will be valedictorian Casllda Wright was winner of the leadership medal and Francis Whetstone has been named salutatorian National honor pins will be presented by Potter P Howard president of the Rotary club to the following honor society members: Bonham Phyllis Bixler Cordelia Doman Helen Edwards Jack Emlgh Hermon King Eugene Keaton Catherine Rose Ethel Robbins John Shaver Ruth Wesler Casllda Wright and Bcrnell Wrigley Hor-ten- se Principal J M Whiting will pre- sent the graduates and presentation of diplomas will be by B O McCulloch chairman of the board of Officials Decide County Tax Rate t 1 Text Books BOISE Idaho MILLIONS TWO W)— The board of education announced Monday no new school texts would be adopted during the present biennium as a means of reducing expenditures The economy procedure will probably prevent Introduction of three or four new texts which are Introduced each biennium Into the schools involving purchase of many thousands of books by the various school districts Assistant Commerce Secre tary Reports on Increas- - ing U WEED FIGHTER CONDUCTS TEST Invites Farmers to Spruy Demonstration at Twin Falls Courthouse TWIN FALLS Idaho— J P Hunt Twin Falls county weed inspector has Invited county farmers to attend a weed spray demonstration at the courthouse at 4 p m Wednesday when spray equipment and dusters will be used to show the most effective and safe methods on weed patches Other demonstrations arranged are: Twin Falls Wednesday afternoon Jerome Thursday at 9 a m Rupert Thursday 3:30 p m Burley Friday 9 a m Pocatello Friday 3:30 p m Blackfoot Saturday 9 a in Idaho Falls Saturday 2 p m Preston Monday 9:30 a m Farmers from counties adjoining each of these towns will watch the demonstrations which were arranged for central cities One purpose is to remove the danger of fatalities from burns from the highly inflammable chlorate S Air Traffic WASHINGTON May 4—A total of 2715846 persons flew as passengers in civil aircraft operated in the United States during the calendar' year 1930 Clarence M Young as sistant secretary of commerce for aeronautics announced today Of these 2298341 were passengers In aircraft flown In miscellaneous fly tng operations and the 'remainder 417505 were passengers in scheduled operations as previously announced A survey of miscellaneous flying for the' last six months of 1930 Just completed by the aeronautics branch shows that aircraft flew 56502560 Of miles in this type of operations this total 47954960 miles were credited to licensed craft and 8547600 to unlicensed planes The passengers carried by these operators during the period totaled 1373541 of which 1 124092 were carried by commercial operators for hire and 249449 made pleasure flights as guests of pilots Thefe was an Increase of nearijr 500000 in the number of passengers carried by miscellaneous operators In the last half of 1930 over the number carried in the first six months of tha year In the period January to June 1930 924800 persons flew as passengers with miscellaneous operators Miscellaneous flying Includes such operations as exhibi- experimental industrial student instruction and pleasure flying All operations not coming within the scheduled air transportation category are classed as miscellaneous tion AGENT LISTS COUNTY SPUD CROPCOSTS Idaho—Average costa potatoes In Madison were announced county Monday by County Agent D T Bolingbroke Tha meetrecent were at obtained figures ’ ings conducted by H1 E Brobish of REXBURG Highway Officials of producing Plan Inspection the department'of agriculture and County Agent Bolingbroke At Plano cost of raising one acre was given as $3725 with digging storing packing and loading costa raising the total cost of growing and Home-DucMountain Valley high- preparing for market to $8075 Figwill Saturbe made Nevada into way ures were given at the meetings by day May 16 growers A large delegation of citizens from Rent for the acre was estimated at) Mountain Home Bruneau and other $16 plowing $2 preparation of seed towns of this section will join the bed 50 cents fertilizer $4 seed 1100 caravan in the interests of having pounds at 75 cents per pound $825 this highway approved for develop- planting $150 harrowing 75 cents ' ment as a cutoff to California and cultivating $225: cutting seed $1 Iran extension of the rigating labor $1 hoeing $1 dighighway whose southern terminus ging $15 storage $750 and packing is at Boise and loading $21 The governor's party will spend At Thornton cost of growing art home Mr at of the acre of potatoes was given as $5025 Saturday night and Mrs R D Gedney in Owyhee with digging storing packing and returning here the next day loading costs raising the total cost of growing and placing the potatoes in cellars to $10173 as the average cost This total Included $3630 for sorting and grading Sugar City’s estimated average cos and Including growing placing tha potatoes In cellars was $10460 MOUNTAIN HOME Idaho — It was announced here Sunday that the trip of Governor C Ben Ross and Alvin Harbour state commlsisoner of public works over the proposed she Canadians Honor Imperial Couple 1 Logging Crash Hurts Eighteen 1 Lodge Members Elect Officers of Bean-Io- j in Siam’s King Sees New York Crowds 1 Manager Orders Store’s Closing 1 — vogr-ReceIprsTlfKrr- i'Tn I hone lelegraph Idaho Central Road Coi Chicago’s Defeated Mayor May Visit Spanihh-America- a 65&90C-Uta- North-and-Sout- Vets Stage ‘Bout’ On War Question 1- -2 X 4 TOTAL OF OVER Idaho — Miss Dorothy trustees Dietrich was crowned May Houston queen of Gooding college Friday evening Her attendants were Dorothy CAlves steady stockers and feeders in light Kessler Twin Falls La Verne Clark Scorers’ association to medium supply steady choice Harriet Dwight Filer Nebraska fed yearling steers $900 bulk The change was made because of Union Ore fed steers and yearlings eligible to sell BLACKFOOT Idaho May 4 (Pi— the shifting of teams in the various Phyllis Evans Twin Falls Gladys around $6758 25 low cutters and cutter Eula Randall Dubois Oliver daughter leagues which affected many um- Stearman Burley cows 33 00 ft 425 most medium bulls around Toussaln Kuna $4 00 most vealers selling downward from of the late Fred T Dubois former scorers who are TWIN FALLS Ydaho— Twin Falls and also pires $8 00 bulk stockers and feeders $600(0750 The crowning took place under the United States senator from Idaho choice yearling stockers $810 stock steer commissioners set tentative county players of Bernice Frank Miss supervision was granted a divorce In district calves 1830 tax lexles Wednesday as a basis on The revised list: who last Fruitland fed lambs and represented court here Monday gheep— Receipts 12000 from William which to borrow about $75000 on tax TRIBUNE springers strong to 10c higher65 sheep steady queen King Oliver The case was not conbest wooled May 5— Police vj Freeman Community year's top Arizona springers $10 The flower girls were Betty Bolte anticipation notes Under arrangePullman vs D Spry Shelton McCreer shorn tested lambs $900 most sales $8 756900 Sc R Q No 1 Decker Miller Snyder D and Lois Stone train bearers Al- ments with Twin Falls and Salt Lake lambs $75066 00 choice shorn Texas wethMrs Oliver's attorneys presented Creer ers $350 others $3006325 len Strain Teddy and Billy Merrill financial concerns this money Is bor12— Police vs Pullman No moth and by May herself her Spry Redepositions rowed for 4 4 (USDA)— Sheep— DENVER May per cent Instead of D Creer Firemen vs crownbearer Ella Stone Fwlng McCrper er telling of alleged 7 per cent which ceipts 3400 run Includes four loads Calibeatings and D It would cost & R G Community Scanlon Wooley was The prefornia springers one deck clipped balance program following other mistreatments at the hands of Teeter registered warrants through fed wooled lambs few early sales wool skins her and the before 19— D Sc R O vs Policemen No 1: sented queen May the defendant The tentative levies are 35 cents springers and ewes steady market not fully Decker Prince Oliver Teeter Pullman vs court Vocal solas Marcia Bundy wool skins $625 established few They were married May 15 1929 Firemen Community Miller Wooley MBliss musical reading Jessie Cone for the general fund and 12 cents native springers flat choice and cCarthy to the depositions IDAHO FALLS Idaho— Members according $1000 good kind $960 few fat wooled dance for the hospital fund This compares Blackfoot WASATCH Interpretative ten days later she was so severely ewes up to $3 50 clips $275 down May 6— Green Cab vs Utah Power Com- state school girls Kuby Oorn forth with 31 2 cents and 9 cents re- of the Bonneville post American LeCattle — Receipts 8200 calves 300: run inwas farced to take to her munity Scanlon Spry Teeter beaten n IndependIs gion and their guests spectively last year The Increase cludes 13 cars through and load calves dibed unti 1 the following September 7 ents vs Eastern Hatters No 1 Decker and Marian Klnsinger: violin solo necessitated because a fund War Veterans Monday rect to packers opening slow early sales Oliver D Creer Prince surplus Marian Filer and Dwight dancing Her maiden name was restored and most classes around steady with steers preof $80000 on which the county has night in the city hall attempted to May 13 — Green Cab vs Independents No 75 dominating load In between steers $5 her child was given the name Dubois I Don Prince M Creer D Creer Utah been drawing for several years has thresh out the question "Which was heifers $7 40 no others sold load vs Fastcrn Hatters Power Community The held It cow& court lacked jurisdiction Scanlon Decker Teeter others S6508 660 load been exhausted The 1931 tax levies the better war?" in the matter of alimony and no pro$5 25 others generally $4 75 down: bulls 20— vs Cab Eastern Hatters Green May will not be definitely fixed until SepParley Rigby of the Legion atvealers up to $1100: load $275(410 vision waus made for support by the Community vsScanlon Wooley M Creer Into tell the older veterans BELLEVUE Idaho— Bert Stenton tember tempted Decker Power No yearling stock steers $8 10 other Utah dependents defendant stockers and feeders early $576fti0 50 load Prince Harvey Teeter did not really know anything deputy sheriff of Blaine county and they at sides $475 cows with calves light stock PIONEER about a “healthy scrap" while C M mayor of Bellevue until April 6 when Hogs— Receipts 5200 22 loads direct 14 May 8— Jewelers vs Pullman No 2: ScanOTTAWA (tot May 4 (IP)— CanGrissom who “fit bled and nearly he was defeated by 3 votes had a letto California slow: few early sales light lon Lee D Creer Teeter vs Murray lower than Friday: weight butchers 25635c died" In the Philippines told the ter Friday from William Hals Centerville No 1 Don Austin McCarty ada's parliament today entertained to city early top $0 85 on few190 Harvey Prince Takamatsu brother of the former world wan veterans that war Thompson late mayor of Chicago to 240 pounds butchers: early bulk 15— Jewelers vs Murray No n May on kinds heavier was fought by politicians and who said that he could not accept) $67566 85 nothing done Japan and Princess Shelton Teeter D Creer Pullman vs Emperor or packing sows co’miiiuniis'c DoutAustinl’oiiver adcommons visit- Idaho at kainatsu- —The house of possibly— Spanish— war— was Stenton — CHICAGOr May 22— Centerville vs Jewelers ComReceipts May sold to ewes on at senators talking In blood fully steady this time but that if he Is able to 000 calves 2000 fairly active market early join 150 Odd fought with WENDELL Idaho-Ab- out munity Don Austin Oliver Murray vs Journed early ASTORIA Ore May 4 (T)— At Pullman the on good to choice fed steers and yearlings so do will No 1 Scanlon Prince Harvey tending make he later 'to reception arrangeroyal Fellows and Rebekahs attended a least 18 men were of value fully steady instances strong kinds ments to come fishing In Sawtootrt injured three seri- D Creer honeymooners in the senate cham- dinner Thursday night ahd from 300 to sell at $7Tb downward to $7 00 or slightly BONNEVILLE ously when a "mulligan” car in bers streams mountains 10— below In between grades very slow bidding vs Eastern Hatters Utah Power May to 400 attended district meetings which sixty men were riding hit a Community lower especially on light kinds which are Don Peacock Teeter Green Premier R B Bennett Honorable Former Mayor stenton told former in liberal supply common offerings fully Heavy supplies of local spinach and pota- split switch and overturned today Cab vs Independents No Scanlon Prince W B Thursday afternoon They representHonorable and di toes Willoughby Mayor Thompson that Bellevue was M active other Oliver by these lines Creer fairly moderate supported Shosteady at ed Wendell good near the Fairly Jerome lodges tc 17— logging May rnand for stockers and feeders early the first incorporated city In Idaho buying demand In most lines: spinach and Independents vs Eastern HatteTs Cairlne Wilson Canada's only woman T Jons yearlings $975 weighty steers $925 rhubarb weak and radishes camp twenty miles southeast of here No l Scanlon Spry Harvey Tester Utah senator welcomed the guests A gov- shone Gooding and Hagerman asparagus when Chicago was a young town and some held higher bulk of crops $700&850 strang Power vs Oreen Cab Community Don Twin Falls grand warden Shipped in supplies moderate The eighteen were Lloyd in ernment hospitals was tendered dinner slow the sailboats were a luxury on Lake most stockers and feeders $6250)725 Prince M Creer Strawberries weaker other lines about here NEW YORK May 4 the state officers DESERET NEWS but mostly steady trade on all grades and steady tonight and others were being He Invited “Big Bill’’ to prince and princess tonight the house represented Michigan O hills with L Westchester Rev Jerome Kendall The classes she stock bulls steady and vealers Apples— Utah boxes and bushels orchard brought May 11— Utah Power vs O 8 L No bright spring come Its night session for the out and angle for some of Film canceling Decker Wooley Teeter M Creer weak mostly $6503760 on light kinds and run culls out Rome beauties best medium Manblossoms to was of elected the district and All eighteen men received canyons president cuts Co vs Telephone Community Austin Lee event trout $100&125 few large ft 50(175 winter $8 500900 on choice shipper offerings Mrs Kendall district president of hattan the king and queen oof Slam Idaho’s some poor bruises broken bones and other in- Oliver Sheep— Receipts 18000 fairly active to bananas medium 21250150 'The Chicago man wrote: “I deeply locat killers the Rebekahs The Rev Mr Kendall rode today to say hello to New York May 18— Phone vs Utah Power Comfully steady spots 1015c quality various varieties lower Washing- juries The three most seriously inmunity: Oecker Peacock Harvey O 8 L righer quality considered early bulk good ton boxes medium to large sizes fancy deNo other spot on earth" King appreciate your kind expressions and responded to a welcoming address by Scanlon Wooley Teeter to choice wooled lambs $9 00 (a 9 25 to pack- licious $275(1' 300 Rome beauties $200(0 jured are Bob Ugan possible skull vs Film Co No the Rev J D Gllilan Wendell Mem- Prajadhtpok told Mayor Walker your invitation to join you in a fishfracture and concuss tou of the brain M Creer ers: extreme top $960 paid bv yard trader 225 yellow Newtowns $275ft300 some held higher few clipped lambs $8 00' bers from each lodge and students after the royal welcome was over ing trip Nothing would give me more Artichokes— California dozen 90c®$100 Pete Bobbich head and scalp in- bid ISA1 latter scarce shorn ad wethers Asparagus— Utah pound mostly 7c from the state school at Gooding — fur “contains such an Impressive niani- - pleasure than to acceptte your invita- $3 0003 50 $4 0Q: few wooled ewes Engineec-Studie- gTHsiiecrf tmatlBfT oIheThaterfarpoweF'dr at this time I will ntertaififfieHC" l‘possbl!T g0° quality and condi- mindl keep It sales 10&'25e lower than Friday's average tion 6'o mankind drug store at Second Liggett's to choice 25c lower: Beans good California bidding W1J communicate with you If generally pound (snap— noT green We with us shall Main South has been carry away streets 18fri and S735: wax 170 10 18c $7 25(&735: and top In such a way as to) Iclosed upon orders received by E A Beets —California dozen bunches 220 to 250 pounds 4690Co720: 260to 320 only a vivid sense of the force and things develop (Dixie) crates $250 pounds $6350'6 90: good to choice 340 to American business but permit me to get away” of 7 announced was enterprise JRalya it manager i7l5ifc730 mostlv $6&nr' 160 pouuds pi cwt Cabbage—California and Texas also of the generous hospitality and The Owl company how sows $550(585 $30003 50 7 15: majority FAIRFIELD Idaho— It was stated Monday parkin kindness of the American people” smooth light weights $600 Carrots— California crates '1300 dorcir Work will be resumed that Sunday Millard County LOS AVGELES May 4— Cattle— Receipts bunches 70c Nevada (Moapa) orates $225 Telegraph- and this week on the Idaho central 2000 fed steers active strong 7 loads good 02 50 Utah (Dixie) crates $200 Telephone companv of which T between Corral and Hill City 766 to 1308 pound California TWIN FALLS? Idaho— Lynn C Utah and Cauliflower — California pony crates Clark Callistcr of Fillmore is prinColorado 15c steers $78sf 8 60 lew medium $200 trimmed pound 12 Beauchamp arrived here Friday night cipal stockholder of record ancf Or- B W Schubert state highway encommon native grasser and Celery — California 725(6 735 son John Hyde of Salt Lake is a gineer was here last week to make from Brazil for a three months’ vacaMexicans $5 25fr6 10 Indications lower on crates $700(1(750 dozen $2 00 bulk Imperials and grass steers few grass Cherries— California pound early Chap- director reported to the for continuing the tion with his parents- Mr and Mrs public utili- arrangements erection — The heifers 600: common to medium cows man 18(a20c WASHINGTON May 4 of culverts and J C Beauchamp He brought his Cucumbers— Hothouse dozen $200 Cali- ties commission Monday that its op- graveling and 35004 50 cutter grades down to 126 law regulating language used over $4 25 medium bulls Saturday Colorado fornia crates $350 revenues Novemhe whom were $24000 bridges wife married in last 1930 erating the radio was attacked as unconstifed heifers $8 00(t8 25 calves receipts 800: Garlic— Mexican pound 30c About seven miles were Improved and its operating ber Her father Is the mayor of The cases of Andrew Lynch and tutional expenses $8000 holdovers 1060 active steady few' choice Grapefruit— Higher Florida boxes all Taxes today by Robert Gordon 181 were about $1000 and after last fall It Is planned to complete LAVA HOT SPRINGS Idaho-Gove- rnor 10 00: direct: Brazil sizes vealers Dell Carr charged with violation of Duncan of Portland Ore in appealweights $900(0950: heavies $850 down Green onions— Utah dozen bunches seed paying $150 in dividends the com- the highway this summer through two years has the Mann white slave act will go Mr for with Ross Beq members Beauchamp C ing to the supreme court from his Hogs— Receipts 7O0f early sales !0c to 15c onions 20fa 26c others Dixie pany added to Its surplus $1240 Camas and Elmore county to connect of the Pocatello chamber of com- been purchasing agent with the to the jury In the federal court on conviction Colorado lower two loads $8 dozen bunches 20 25c on a charge of broadCapital Investment of the company with the Old Oregon Trail highway merce is scheduled to visit Lava Electric Bond and Share company Tuesday The trials opened Monday loads Utahs unsold two loads 154 to 204 Leeks— Utah dozeu bunches 20025c during the year by $53000 and in Blaine county to connect with Idaho and Nebraska sows$800 00few Lemons— California The pair are charged with having casting profanity boxes fancy pound all increased In construction of a power project In Bancroft Soda and Springs to sizes $6 15 5046001 choice whose 725: packing Duncan $7 75 heavies $93000 50c a box less attacks on Individaccording to its books The U S highway 93 running north Wednesday and Grace Preston and Brazil He was there last fall during transported two women from San 8heep— Receipts 1800 generally steady trucked in 'jumble $2500300 uals and organizations in speeches company serves 454 telephones Cal to Bernardino Lake on Salt medium 63 to 69 pound spring Iambs $7 25 be Afton on Lttuce— California Salinas crates will central Idaho was the which It revolution he said through Thursday Respective In- Portland ftf’800 some Uahtlv sorted at 6 00: com4 for immoral purposes over station KVEP type 4 to 5 dozen $350(400 6 dozen pushed on later through Arco to the towns are arranging entertainment carried out with little bloodshed and December mon down to $6 00:" shorn Texas wethers $3 25 The men were indicted by the federal created a furore was sentenced to 7 751385 ewes Yellowstone to national food wooled in of had committees resulted a establishment guests the greet Limfs— Mexican park baskrt 1 175 six rnonths in Jail and fined $500 ?3O0 j grand jury In Ogden last month Mushrooms— Colorado pound 65c successful government Marie t Gulbransen and George in a federal court In Oregon The MN FRANCISCO Onions (dryl— Utah May 4— Hoes— Resacks two Mr Beauchamp experienced' 800 410: three tllrect about Valencias 5Ci 75c California and Tex°ns ceipts steady: McClelan charged separately with address for which he was indicted loads Colorados 8 00 sorts out revolutions in Mexico tn one of which crates and sacks transportation of liquor in Salt Lake was made In May 1930 while he was load Nebraska $790 load me- gwjjal was captured but escaped he dium California $760 pleaded guilty In federal court Mon- running for the house of representatGranites —California boxes fancy navels SeArticles of — Cattle incorporation for Receipts 550: largely medium all sizes 1425?) 4 50 choice 25c a box less day They will be sentenced Satur- ives lected Dividend Mine Shares Inc trucked In Jumble duality: good under 900 pound steers 250'u300 two loads 1015 to 1070 pound gr&ssers day n Parsley— Utah bunches 176®?0c were filed Monday with the county two cars medium 950 to 990 $6 900710 Utah ROBBERS KILL TWO Parsnips— bushel 40i50c clerk concern — California topped ADMITS DOPE TRAFFICKING for pound Nevadas 675 two loads Peas Tlie capitalized vally bushel California WARSAW Poland - May 4 (Pj— $650: three cars 1115 pounds jtTP(’rs' W 56 2 50Imperial 8c invest in divito Utah $750000 proposes pound 4 6 00 common ArKANSAS $4 750 525: heavy weights (Dixie) pound CITY fPj— May 7c dend paying mining stocks and to Lopatko army paymaster dull: two cars medium heifers peppers— Mexican pound reen bells 35 thur Cyrene charged by Harry V Captain BURLEY Idaho— An Orrm Trail marker h to be erected by tu 97 00: around four loads she stock eligible Q 40c and Sergeant Brojko were slain durcontrol properties j narWilliamson head federal of the 50 10 5003 weak calves fl of — Utah dents Yale on receipts new the at state Potatoes a near In a railway train becwt w'here sacked point the The university five highway ing owns night mining steady package culls $500v?6 00 xraded russets 857775c Idaho sacked partly Carl G Paul- cotic bureau here with having op- tween Kowell and Sarny cwt claims corporation California cutoff branched from the while they Sheep— Receipts 2900 direct 2000: stegdv U S No emigrant senMOSCOW Idaho— in Wasatch county Officers the man 8140ft 7 50 to narcotics a of of erated traffic to road Idaho the University deck California medium 7 25 with 20 per baxs 50c U russets leading graduate were carrying a $2700 payroll The early emigrants Jenkins 8 No 2 sacked cwt $110 are D E president and rent out at 5 25: paekage 55 Pounds $660 Texas new sacked New Arizona Mexico with 1913 class of Louisiana and has been apthe U S No I small cwt Yale ®urro(fchs and Jr treasurer John1 H Wootton other bodies were thrown off the train The men living here have been vice deck shorn gwes $225 Bliss triumphs 16 00 by an official of the Oregon Trail 3Vf emoria! association New pointed chief of the surface water pleaded guilty today to possession slayers took $275 in silver leaving tha PORTLAND 4— Hogs — Receipts Radishes — Arkansas May bushel boxes and president and J Tracy Wootton sec ”°Hed division of the U 8 geological sur and sale He was held In Jail for the rest of the one City that the marker is ready for shipment from Boise and t 3270 including 1064 direct or through open-jn- r baskets scarlet slobs mostly 2 00 U'ah retary and general manager asking vey one of the most payroll In bank notes be25c lower most early sales on basis of dozen bunches white that a dedication day be arranged and dignitaries invited when Important posi- federal grand Jury In default tips S5fc40c white the hind $8 00 top for light best butchers very little icicles 45c 000 In is tions bond installed marker F" the FEE CO national entire FUTURES EAST w elghed organizaRhubarb— Utah pound strawberry 4S5c early NEW 4 (AF)— Coffee futures ’ Cattle— Receipts 1555: calves 150 Includ8o!nach— Utah crates Savoy type best were easyYORK May BOYS SENDS MODELS TO S L under European selling and h whri!the marker an jnedallion will be et ia to tion tx3ay LEGACY BOOSTS SALARIES ing 56 cattle and 18 calves through opening W 50c poorer 304135c 1919 Mr Since Paulsen has been liquidation not declines in Brazil Salt Lake has been selected as the from the mouth of Raft river P°b)fflce promoted far by alow few early sales steers and she stock "10 California Bquesh 7 (summer)— No lan exchange pound 13 to new contracts CHICAGO May 4 (JP)— Princeton city of Utah where all boys entering now being constructed crosses Raft river stationed at Boise as district engineer look fully steady possibly shade higher for (8 )3c hlglwy 21 points Icrwer and closed 24 opened to 22 points to cows: three loads under 1000 pound steers to th® old original emigrant crossing and at this point the for the U 8 geological survey in university is left $500000 as an en- coaches in the Fisher Body CraftsSirawberrles—California ?i northern lower 29000 Santos contracts $7 60: one load uneven medium to fairly cases Oraon plum 12 008 2 50 opened 3 to 1 9 points lower and closed 28 to California cutoff branched south up Raft river toward its California charge of the Boise district' In his dowment to Increase the salaries of man’s Guild contest will send their 5 75 and good cows load good grade Tomatoes— California 31 points lower Sales 4OOO0 crates Cl win cut deep Into the salt grass meadows can still be goal quo ruts over 1000 pounds $6 part Wagon 00 few good bulls 5 50 Mexican Juss ripe repacked 8600® aHons No seen new position he will have general ad- - the faculty in the will of the late models for Judging Entrants must 7 contract May 5 10c July here steady $5 25 no early movement calves 6 route this At 3 19c September the diversion once along a 33ci December supervision over all of Thomas D Jones lawyer and cap- deliver their models to the Redman 5 40c point was camping ground mlnistrative and vealers Turnlps3rCeiiroenlaHon bunches RVO March 8 49c- - 8anlo rontrnrti: May 8 45c where many thousands of covered wagons stopped outlines of (the 32 districts of the survey covering italist The inventory of the $8500-00- Fireproof Storage company before Sheeo—Recelots 1130 'Including 253 one: u Faint 3 3?e: dozen bunches (Dlulcl C3c SutMib:r JuW early December he seen at a place Ihwugli: few lots good to strlrtlv choic f 'en S'f for a burial spot and the United States and the Hawaiian estate was approved today in pro- midnight July 1 Boys living In 335c Marc It 8 Mrtwr lambs steady pt 8 V) few choc the surrounding rimrock in preempted "’“tcrcrcss— Utah 13 dozen bunches N'xrt coJXce easy a upfrfv7an Flo 7s 6c Bantoa the names of ilslands His headquarters will be at bate court The bulk of the estate ether states will send their models trucK-in- a old crop lambs look i20c deepat eaverntravelers in black axle grease dated as far back 1819 still can be read1 is left to 16 nieces and nephews to other designated places Washington D C GOODING Fruits Vegetables S PLANES CARRY Board Bars New School AS POOR POLICY Idaho the divorce Is uncontested and Blast Well Fire theIf second party to the action mally defaults at once the divorce can be completed in two or three days If no default is forthcoming the summons must be served and after that an additional 20 days for answeri- 19 PASTOR’S PLEA CUTS IN SALARY - Idaho' (AP)— There will be no divorces rushed courts in 10 minutes after residence is Idaho through established Likewise it is unlikely there will be any rush on the courts on the “opening day” Tuesday to parallel scenes In Reno on the first day on which divorces could be y law granted in that state under the Anew of and BOISE lings mostly to shippers and outsiders weak to 35o lower indications mostly 25c lower Indications mostly 25 cents lower to packers beef cows and fat heifers sharing loss low grade cows bulls and vealers niostly most early sales steers and yearsteady GLADEWATER Texas May 4 (A’) lings $0 50(7 50 beef cows $5 25 low cut— Final plans were completed tonight ter and cutter grades largely 13 2o(cr4 bulls up to $400 top vealers 38 00 to shoot the blazing Sinclair No 1 stockers and feeders scarce strong few at Cole oil well with nitroglycerin sales 1600(650 Sheep — Receipts 3100 old crop lambs 35c dawn tomorrow in an effort to snuff 88 to wool skins 30 15w higher have raged since 9 25 holdover California springers above out the flames last Tuesday resulting In 9 deaths 81025 OMAHA May 4 -- Hogs -- Receipts 15000 Harry Klnley noted oil field fire slow mostly 2oc lower top $67o on 170 will place the explosive to lights bulk 170 to 220 pounds fighter - at HELPINDIANS- State Plans To Classify Dairy Herds 1931' 5 Idahoan Returns On Vacation Trip tipany Reports highway-- Two While Slave Cases Near Jury - Appeal Attacks Wireless Law m Cur-Ityb- a i500-fl55- g ' yrl-lo- - Mine Company Files Articles t’ do-e- YALE STUDENTS PLAN TO MARK OLD PIONEER ROAD Moscow Graduate - Wins High Dost ' ed well-wo- rn 1 i£Ur°ni!T'tln I f 6 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