Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE H Gunnison Firm Livestock Market Recovery Shown By Curb Shares Quotations Retains Board Specialties and Mines Take And Officers Lead in General Gain WORTH SILT LAKE April 6 (UBDA) — Hopi — Receipts v 2669 through shipments Inertias 1973 to Los Angeles peckers 278 to Sett Francisco peckers 405 to 8en shout steady with ftatur-da- y Diego packers top 81075 mixed kinds down to 510 00: packing sows 5T75&8 5Q Cettie— Receipts 485 39 direct through include 404 to California dairythe Gun-tiiso- n shipments men 35 to Los Angeles market: few lots medium heifers $523 no other kinds sold reelected eartv TUESDAY MORNING Visits ill Mexico's Capital II— A BIT OF HISTORY Mexican housewives'") to market each morning or send servants there To obtain a family's food for" the day-fr- uits vegetables meat or fish — perhaps half a dozen or a dozen open-ai- r stalls will be visited The markets are busy places As we watch a crowded marketplace of the present day our thoughts may- - drift back ’to - the Aztec market or fair which was held once In five days in this very Mexico City dates same - region back about 600 years and was founded by Aztec Indians Transfers Higher d d ) opening-- beet-growe- rs ' dos CHEE8E cream triplets lb cream longhorns lb cream b sandwich loaf lb cheese 5 pounds each lb Wheel Swiss cheese domestic lb Block Swiss 25lb bricks lb bricks lb Limburger b bricks lb Cream brick b Roquefort 5 pounds taeh lb Full cream daisies Wisconsin cured pound Full cream lopghorns Wisconsin cured lb Fnll cream triplets western cured pound Full cream cured lb western longhorns Receipts yearlings opening now but fully steady generally asking higher she stock and bulls mostiv steady vealeri weak to 50c lower stockers and feeders slow steady most eany sales fed steers and yearlings load 1140 pounds $9 00 $750 0850 heifers $6z507?8 choice light heifers and part load choice heavy hetfers held bulk beef cows $500 05 75 few higher 21 15 16 16 18 23 28 25 23 65 Chicago Grain CHICAGO April $ AP— Wheat prices climbed a cent a bushel maximum toda largely because of persistent unfavorabi weather for progress of the domestic winter crop southwest and west No moisture relief of any consequence was --shown In dry sections where wheat croos have been suffering Furthermore April 6 AP) — Following are tha sales nigh low and closing prices of stocks traded Monday on the Boston stock exchange: 22 23 20 20 YORK April 6 (AP)— utter— Rehigher than ceipts 7243 firmer creamerv score 31 extras 32032s 4c: extras 92 firsts 90 to 91 score 31 0 SIVac centralized 90 score Cheese — Receipts 88388 pounds steadier state whole milk flats held 1935 NEW 3103lc fancy 21022c firm 28517 esses Eggs — Receipts Mixed colors: Rpeclal packs or selections from fresh receipts standards and commercial standards me firsts 19 e seconds I8£18c dirties dlums 40 pounds 1 42 pounds small No 16 017c average checks whites: storage packed firsts 1902Oe Resale of premium marks 26 027c near bv special packs Including premiums 23 and mlaweatem hennery 0 25c near-band exchange specials 22 023c near-b- y midwestem exchange standards 20 021c 18 019c Pacific coast marked mediums fresh shell treated or liners fancy 27 0 Pacific coast standards 25026c Pncrfic coast shell treated or liners mePacific coast pullets diums 23023c Browns: Resale of premium marks 10 c 24 and western special 0 25c near-bpacks private sales from store 23 0 24c: western standards Duck 37042c aver-siz- e large near-b- v jeega: Extra uear-b35c fair to good 310 fril sections 27 030c All Live poultry — TTeak By freight: By express: Broilers 22 prices unquoted other express prices unquoted 4 27c Fresh: Fowls Dressed poultry — Firm old roosters 2O022c — frean ehlckens turkeys and ducks unquoted Frozen: Chickens 17031c fowls 16 026e: turkeys 24032c Frozen: Old roosters and ducks unquoted 21022: 2o02Oe 17017c 17017c 160l6c 27c 6026e ANGELES nd eggs: April 6 (UP)— Butter c: prime 32 Butler — Extra firsts c: standards undergrade 31r medium 22c Eggs— Large mail 16c ri plets Western cheese — Daisies 15c IV: longhorns 15 c sandwich ibrints 3lc 8l 29c AprJl 6 (API— Poultry llvs —Receipts 3 trucks steady hens 5 pounds leas 22s more than 5 pounds 22c eghom hens 18c Plymouth and White Rock springs 27c colored 25c: Plymouth Rock friers 25c whits Rock 2Ts colored 25c Plymouth Rock and colored broilers 25c White Rock 26s bareback 20 022c Leghorn 22c roosters 16 oldc hen turkeys 2 No 21c 26c young toms 23c heavy old ducks 19 c turkeys 20c heavy young ducks 23c small 17 c 17c capons 7 pounds up 28c less fees 7 pounds 27c Eggs — Receipts 42255 cases steady: extra firsts cars and local 18C fresh cars graded firsts local current receipts storage packed firsts extras 19 c storage packed Potatoes — Receipts 170 on track 396 total United States shipments Saturday 640 Sunday 30: old stock supplies rather liberal Idaho russets slightly stronger demand fair good quality North Dakota Ohio and Colorado McClures firm demand moderate: northern white stock about per cwt steady demand slow lTsacked S No 1 $195 Idaho russet Burbanks U 8 No 2 Colo1650175 02 25: rado McClures U 8 No 1 $2 250240: Texac sacks Ires than carlots Bliss Triumphs U 8 No 1 $210 02 25 sack a CHICAGO 19c 17c17c $37504 75: grades 18c a- Two Courses Planned For Girl Scout Work A pair of Mexican Dancers Spaniards first reached Mexico City tljey were astonished by the size Of the Aztec market for it was held on an area “three times the size of the square of Salamanca Spain” There were bales of cotton and cloth dresses toy birds with feathers of gold and toy fish with golden scales All about were people with something to sell— fishermen with fresh fih potters with clay dishes hunters with game they had brought down by using bows and Hatchets arrows copper-tippe- d with bronze heads chairs mats jewels cornbread and cakes were among the other things which When nurse could be bought On a November day In the year U S Grain Supplies 1519 the Spanish leader Cortez April’ Nfw ‘a-f(ap— m viniw hundred soldiers to supply ofvork led American prain shows tha follow Mexico City They came as visit- in changes in bushels: Wheat decreased J 669 000: corn de ors and were greeted with rich creased 53000 oats decreased 745000: rve increased 41000 barley decreased 32000 Montezuma II emperor gifts by of the Aztec nation He gave them Flour Later by a palace to live in MINNEAPOLIS April 6 f API— Flour — crafty daring the Spaniards made Unchanged carload lots family patents cotton $6 50 06 70 a barrel in Montezuma a prisoner in that very sacks shipments 25785 same palace Through him Cortez Pure bran— $16 25016 50 ew" Life’s Darkest Moment Boston Stock List BOSTON Sent 94 $ 83 60 59 58 Sept Oats — Mav 25 25 July 26 Sept Rve — 51 Mav July Julv Total Boston stock sales Monday 29839 shares Coffee Market NEW YORK April 6 (AP)— Coffee wag steadier today on Emopean and Brazilian bming promoted by (he improved technical position Bantus opened 3 higher and closed 4 t6 4 No 7 opened 3 to 6 Sales 0500 higher hlzher trd closed 2 to 6 hfgher Rales 14500 Closing quotations Pantos — Mav 8 35: July R42 September 849 December 854 March 8 81 No ?Mav 4 78 JuH 491: September 604: December 51 Sent 52 Barlsy- -Mav Lard — Mav 11 10 Sept 11 05 Bellies — May 510: Liverpool LIVERPOOL April 6 (AP — Spot wheat —No 2 Manitoba 7s Russian 6s Trench 6s Id: Australian 6s Futures closed firm: May 89c July October 89 c 90c Exchange $494 w 2d 7d Winnipeg April 8 (AP) — Low High 70 May 80 79 July 81 October 80 No Cah wheat — Nb 1 northern 78 3 northern 72 No 3 white Oati— No 2 white 34 WINNIPEG Wheat— 78' 29 March 514 Spot coffee quiet Rio 7s 8 06 Bantda 4s 09 8 Actions You Regret Commodity Index NEW YORK April 6— The Associated Proas weighted wholesale price index of 35 basic commodities today advanced ta 73 57 Previous day 7330 week MS 7413 month ago 7496 year ago 7483 Range of recent years: 1936 3934 1935 78 37 78 68 74 94 High Low 73 30 71 84 61 53 (1926 average equals 100 ) Treasury Report — WASHINGTON April A (AP) of the treasury April 3: Trade Trends ' 17e 108 ANGELES April 6 (AP)— Produce exchange receipts: Butter 71100 pounds eggs none — 2—91 score Butter 1 92 score c 4—89 ecore 31 c 3 — 90 score 31 32c 31c E?gs 1—candled clean extras 22c do large standards 20c 1— do medium extras 20c 3— do medium standards 17c do small extras 3 6c -hen Poultry Leghorns undsr 3 to 4 lbs 18c 3 — over 4 lbs 36c 2 — 3 to 4 lbs ha 3 8c: 4 —hens eotarea 3 2V 5—over 4 lbs 25c 6 — broilers 1 to 1 lbs 3 8c to 2 lbs 16c 7 — nvsr 1 to 3 lb 18c 9 — 8 Leghorns 2 24c 2 3 lbs Rocks 10— io Barred 1 1 master 24c Barred other colored lbs 24c 12 others 24c Rocks ocr 3 lbs 19: 17 6 — ducks voting under 4 19— turkeys old lie lA eeee voting toms 14 to 18 lbs 20c: 20 —over 2 1— hens 9 lbs And up 22e jq lb 20c toms 16c 23— old hen 19c 92 — extra Note Butter kev: 91 — prime firsts 90 — standard 89 — firsts Th lc Fruits and Hops NEW YORK April 6 ( APJ— Evaportrd apples — 8te&dy: standard unquoted choice unquoted California 6c 14 choice 17c 5 1 c extra choice 16 c fanev Peaches — Steadv standard choice extra choice 9yitfi’9c Raisins — Steady: loose muscatels 6 c choice to fancy seeded h seedless 5 Ftps — Steadv Callfornla fancy black mission Adriatic fancy 9c Kadota unnuoted Hop- s- Steady Pacific coaat 1935a 13 016c 1934a 9 0 lie 10c9c 9e: 5c Los Air Mlneapola Modena Needles New York Omaha Phoenix Pocatello Ptld Ore Pueblo 6tf 6&6c A 3 0 10 10 10 10 pretty green Donna Northrup 4B writes: Be- is so close we painted Easter pictures last week ’ In geography class w dressed dolls to rep- cause Easter resent Dutch children because we have been studying Holland The Authors’ club met Friday to study life and works of Washington Irving Refreshment were served An exciting contest in good con- duct is being held at Whittier The winning room will have a party u Glenna Shepherd 4B reports: In our social study room we made butter last week and served It with crackers In this same room we are making booklets about dairying Jurors Selected One hundred twenty jurors were selected by District Judge Roger I McDonough Monday to serve during the April term of Third district court from now until September 1 A total of 160 summoned to appear were examined by Judge McDonough hut 40 failed to qualify 'To Direct Orchestra Reginald 'Beales head of the federal music project for Utah will direct the federal orchestra in-- a program to be given Tuesday In the auditorium of the Lafayette achool before the spring institute of the A adult education classes program will be played from 4 one-ho- ur 10 to 5 p m Radio Programs TUESDAY A M APRIL T - A M APRIL TUESDAY T Rocky Mountain Ram S:30— KSty— Sign on and top tt the 6:30— KDYL— The Uncle biers with Jake 7:00— KDYL— The Musical Clock mornlnj KDYL— Transradlo Newt Beretea :S5— KSb— Club Continental 8 15—NBC— “Dan Wlfs”— Harding’s 7:00 — KSD—Th Buyer' Quid dramatic sketch 7:15 — Tune for th tarly bird sweethearts of the Air 8:30— NBC— The ton Wyo Breen and De Rose 7:20— K8I— Salt Lak Ulnlaterlal an 8:45— NBC—Gale Page popular sings elation apaaker 8 55— KDYL— Trans-RadiLawrence Ward 28 Sait Lake News 7 :30— Hornlni mooda la muale 9 00— N BC — Ban ioleers City 9:15 — NBC — Ionian quartet o 7 :45— K8D— International Newi Nora ttttley' Owens 21 Salt 9:3o— NBC— Your Child 00 — KSL— Breakfait Utlodlaa 9:45 — KDYL — Echoes of Stage and Screan Lake City MO —Newi for tha 10:00— KDYL— Trans-RadiNawa Service ahoppar Musio Magic popular mel 9:00— KSL — “Serva and iava" with Ida 10:05 — KDYL— Roland Garrick Poll 22 Salt odlfii G Abbott 10:15— NBC— Honeyboy and Sassafras Lake City 9:1S — CBS— Romanc of Haltn Trent 10:30— NBC— The Merry Madcaps direct LUUh Rose Forman 19 Herrl-ma- n ed by Norman L Cloutier P30 — CBS — Juat Plain Bill 10:45— KDYL — Greater Balt Lake program 9:45— CBS — "Rich Man'a Darllnt" 11 00— NBC—Martha Mead Society 10:00— CBS— "Volet of Expontnco" 11 05— KDYL— Music in the Air William Harrison Gay 52 Ht- KDYL— Trans-RediNews 10 15— KSD— Homo aervleo with Ulaa 11:15— 11:20 — KDYL— Melodic Interlude ber City Nancy Finch — — Larry Cotton tenor NBC 11:30 1 Davis Heber City Lyla 1030— CBS— Tha itory of Mary Marlin 11:45— NBC— The NBC Music Guild pre10:45— CBS— "Flva-sta- r senting the lesser knows works Jonaa” Edward Thomas Harris 29 of famous composers KSL— Tha with Mary P M JlliOO— Milky Way Cal Huntington Park Lea Taylor ana Bonnlt Walktr 12:39— NBC — Jerry Seer' Rhythm Mtotta Ruth Burke 27 Salt Lake Cit 12:50— KDYL— Trn-R(liNw U :15— KSL— Midmonilng Concert 12:55— KDYL — Popular ttuia 11:30— CBS— Milton Charloa at tha A00— NBC— "Forever Young" dramatis Thorvald Woodyatt Jorgensen sketch with Curtl Arnall and Alan 24 Salt Lake City Bunct Nawa 11:45— KSL— International and 1:15— NBC — Ma Prklna dramatis akstch Florence Gublnr 22 Salt Lake atock market qttot atlona 1:39— NBC — Vlo and Sada comtdy City 2:00— KSL— Time elgual ketch 1:45— NBC— Tha O'NtPe PM 12:00'—CRB— Between tha Bookeads with NBC— Betty and Boh Oral Adama 29 Salt Lake City Ted Malone 3:15— KDYL— Trann-RadlNew Service Utahna Ethel Ingledew 19 Salt 12 :1 5— CBS— 2:20— KDYL— Melod 10 Interlude modern Happy Hollow 12 :30— CBS— - American School of the Air Lake City rhythm art period “Bllversmlthhig for His 2:30— NBC— Girt Alone dramntlo eketrh 3:45— NBC— Oenerel Federation of Wo Glen Terrence Dixon 28 Salt Country: Paul Revere" 1 :00— KfiL — Shoppers matinee meti’i ciube program Lake City 1:30 — K8L— Choppers' Matinee 3:00— NBC— American Medical auocla-tio- n 1:45— KfiL— Utah State Agricultural eol program Sylvia Woraley 22 Salt Lake 3 30—NBC— Hugo Marlanl’i "Tha Dan lege speaker 2 00— KHL— "A Train of Thought City ante” Trani-Radl— 2 05— Musical matinee Nawa gervtce 4:00 K D Y I — 2:30— CH8— Vlvlsn della Chleia soprano Edward B Jones 21 Wellsville 4:05— KDYL— Mualo lu tha Air popular tunea with concert orchestra Eva Pearl Wood 17 West Jor4:15— NBC— Tha Midweek Hymn Sing: 3:00— Kali— National emergency council 4:30— KDYL— The Kangaroo Club— chlL dan speaker dren’o program 3:15— CB8— Wilderness Road 4:45— NBC—Tha Charioteara 330— Daily Intermouiitain news flashes Gordon David Schmidt 23 Sait 3:45— CBS—Presenting “The Goldbergs'1 5:00— NBC— "Haey Area" comedy sketch Lake City with Gertrude Berg 6:15— NBC— Silver gtralna — string en4 :00— CBS— Benay Vequta semble songs Leila Carolyn Hagler 18 Salt 5 30 — KDYL — Souvenir of Song 4:15— CB8 — “Wonders of the Heaven” Lake City end Your Government — 545 — NBC — YouThomaa presenting Dr R E Moulton 4:30— Merchants radio column Normaw apeaking on "A Looks at tha ConstituRocialiat 4:55— KSL— Happy Homes Melodies John Nicholson Poll 22 Salt " 5 05— Dance rhythm tion Lake City 5:30— Jftrk Armstrong 8:00 — KDYL — Dinner concert preaentlng Xavier Curat and hla orchestra 6:45— KSL — “Renfrew of the Mounted” Barbara Valentine Wentworth mixtd Arcadian 6:30— KDYL — Tha thrilling dramas of the north woods 20 Salt Lake City choral group 600— KSL— Montmartre the Bailor Man" :45— KDYL— "Bop-Ey- t 615— K9L—International News — Presenting $:30-C- BS 7 :00 —NBC— Ben Benile and All the Lads Ken Murray Provo ‘ comedian Russ Morgan’s orchestarring tha Mllli Brothers tra Phil Regan soloietp and Eve 7:30— NBC — 7The Fira Chief 8how" MarFerron Clark Losee 25 Provo Du-chNovia Eddie Donald and Arnen ring Faye Greer 19 Provo and hit orchestra 7 00— KHL— “Seeing the Rcenlo West” 800— NBC — Eddie Dowling's Revue feaDr J t: Broaddue with Dermont Casper 21 Salt Lake T :15— KSL— Adventures of Tertan turing Fddla Dowling and Ray 7 30— CBS— W&ring’s Pennsylvanians Dooley Benny Gondmau’a orchestra City and Helen Ward songstress 8:00— CB8—"Parties at Plckfalr” with Mildred Ann Beswlck 18 Provo Plckford hostess musle by 8:30— NBC — Jimmie Fldler ace HollyMary wood columnist In aoreen news A I Lyons orchestra :45— KDYL— "Llaten and Baa" Truman Bennett Pratt 28 Salt 8:80— CB8— The March of Tims somady 8:45— KSL— Musical Momenta featuring Vuu— NBC — Amos 'n' Andy Lake City ketch the Sterling male quartet 9:15 — KDYL — "Spotlight Revue” aterrlng Wilma Irene Jorgensen 18 900— CBS— Myrt and Marge Belte Davis and Lealla Howard lu 9:1ft— K8I— In a Mexican Patio ' Tha Petrlfltd Foraat" Granger 9:30— CBS— The caravan presenting 9 30— NBC — Lao Relsman and his orchesGlen Gray and hla Casa Loma or tra with Phillips Lord and starchestra Ogden 10:00— KBL — Radio Playhouse presenting ring Monroe Atkina assistant engineer of the 8 S Watertown the KSL Player In a human draLowell Woodward 24 Ogden KDYL— 00— 10 "The Galaxy of Stars'' store matic Easier Parade” by Dorothy Sampson 23 Ogden Gladvs Wagstaff Pinue featuring Frank Black's Symphony orchestra and starring Madama (V’lO—KSl— International News Schumann-Heln- k 10:45 — CBS— Fiddle Oliver and hla orTerry Fife 22 Ogden 10:30 — NBC — “Crima Cluea" an original chestra Janet Good 20 Watson Mo 11:00— CDLBS— Jimmy Blttlck and his or Spenear Dean mystery drama Nawa Servlet 11:00 — KDYL — Trani-Radl- o n chestra 11:05— NBC— Paul Fandarvls' Palaca hotel Ray R Ross 21 Sait Lake City 11:30 — CDLBS— Sterling Young’s orchea-trorchestra Dorothy Mae Smith 19 Salt A M 11:30— NBC — Jimmie Grier and hi Hotel Lake City Blltmore orchestra 12:00 midnight — CDLBS— Jimmy Dorsey’s orchest ra 1200 — KDYL— program M A CDLB9 — Emil Baffa’s orchestra 12:30— Deaths CDLBS — Ted Dawson’s orchestra 1:00— Good night 1245— HRT — John WIIMum Hrt AS Ttlftby (Paid Adv) (Paid Adv) Idaho Unknown but natural April 5 WARD —John W Ward 56 164 Regent street chrolio nephritis March 27 McClelland — Joe McClelland 61 Ok ft home city Okla cerebral hemorrhage April 4 8IPHERD— Mrs Jane Darting Blpherd 42 Cottonwood lobar pneumonia April 3 TRUITT— John Morton Truitt 69 466 East Ninth Booth street myocardial iusuffi New Suit Filed Hannah Sotlprherg agai-ia- t Nll Anlhon A E to rrrovr JASO M'Dft promissory note: W O Harmon attorney an-- API— Ingersoll-Rancompany and subsidiaries makers of air and gas compressors and other industrial products with plants in Pennsylvania New Jersey and New York atate today reported 1935 net Income of $3560360 equal to $3 50 a common ashare compared share In 1934 with $3048087 or $2 97 Investors Company General American Lie reported net asset value per shaie of common stork of $13 63 es of March 31 compared with $1190 m share on December 31 1935 stid $4 94 on March 31 1935 The Istest net ssset value wss without to the possible exercise of glv Ing effect outstanding warrants April 6 JACK OAIllE RETURNS KEN MURRAY’S By Popular Request I'M GLAD TO BE YOUR GUEST STAR AGAIN TONIGHT KEN — BEFORE I START TO HOLLYWOOD against John A Davie habitual tntempftranre Ross Dudley attorDuvls ney Articles of Incorporation Deseret Honey rompany: capital $25000 Todd pealdent-treasure- f Thomas Ralph W viM Todo president Arthur W Anderson secretary News of Record BUILDING PERMITS Hariet Sudbury owner Vem R Millard builder remodel brHk residence rear 644 Oouth Second East $ owner-builde- r reStella Mallory model brick residence 1449 Lincoln owner Elsie Hawkburat Oeore Hoehner builder reshlngle frame residence 1060 Blaine s Stella W id son owner M W builder repair brick residence 625 Hollywood avenue reowner-builde- r Beatrice Seller pair brick residence 910 South Eighth East rehln-al- e Fsnt'ie Done owner-builde- r brick residence 225 Edtth Earnings Reports NEW YORK TO BACK Divorce Suit Filed MnM lack of Interest from manufacturers : City lender April 3 Wool Market 30-4- Kan Receipts Reldman trade statisticians February orders fell off 37 per cent from the January level the decrease being In line with the BOSTON ) — Recent usual seasonal trend but they were about 4 April 6 ( The comment In the wool market Indicated that 1935 per cent ahead of February increase for tha two months was 18 per certain lines of the new seoaoti'a goods received some encouragement Whatever cent Improvement that might have taken place Rubber — Trade observers say tha market In branch of this the however Industry for spot crude rubber lacks the support had no reflection as yet In the market of active consumer buying usually a feature has domestic wools The remaining old Rome Quarters figure that a for at this season wools and the new wools that have become considerable amount of buying for replace- available received tittle attention and quoment is likely In the second quarter tations were unsettled as a result of the Oregon 05c Apricots — Steady: Helena South State street unknown but natural April 3 PFTER80N — Boberg Peterson 20 Bandy lobar pneumonia April 4 NIELSON Gahrlella Nielson 85 175 Fast Twenty-firs- t South street arteriosclerosis 6 choice 9cprunesextra — Steady Edmontii Gd Jctu elenev April 3 EY— Frank Erastns Bacley 58 131 rive angina pectoris April 3 8NEDAKER— Reuben Bnedaker 70 110 car-tot- 32c 19c 15c Chicago Denver J TONIGHT $1504858355 expenditures balance $2857599$2858239932: 01810 Customs receipts for tha month $4 01010898 Bv Associated Press Receipts for fhe fiscal year (since Grude oil — U 8 bureau of mines reports 1) $3131503923 24: expenditures stocks of Comestta and foreign crude petro- July $540159182138 (including $2468597-2927leum on March 28 at 311 169000 barrels excess of emergency expenditures) Increase of 819000 over the preceding of expenditures $227008789794 CHICAGO Gross April 6 (AP— Butter was an week a decrease of debt $3147941453838 firm in tone today: fresh 93 score 30 0 Gold 31 cf 92 score 30 c 91 score 30c 90 Furniture — Bhlpments for the first two $624359 75 under the previous day s months of the score 30c 69 score 28ic Centralized year Increased 50 per cent assets $10185539090 50 aa compared with the corresponding period 90 score 30 c of 1935 savs a bulletin by Seidman k — 8 AN FRANCISCO April 6 91 score 32C Butter 92 score 89 score 32c (10 erore 32c mediums Eggs targe imafls 12 c Cheese flats triplets 15c 1 east Nina O Edward to H W Griffith lot 25 block t Chicago addition Eugema R Ferre to Keth Radies section 28 township 1 south range 1 east Union Equity and Mortgage company to H Applemau lot 6 block 4 1 plat B Ivv J Allred to Grant 8 Jensen e lot 10 block 21 plat A d Grant 8 Jensen to Hpencer 8 lot 30 block 21 plat Cheyenne the kindergarten children tor it The case is about five feet high and has five shelves It is painted a - Close Low High Calgary — I Statistics Range of Leading Futures Open WARRANTY DEEDS Zion’s Ravings Rank and Trust com3 Kenneth Thavne secto pany 11 tion township 2 south range Boise Two new courses for Girl Scout leaderswill begin this week accord Reno ing to an announcement from the 8t Louis Lake Girl Scout headquarters in the Bea-so- n Salt Fan Diego building A general course for Pan Fran Seamfc Inexperienced leaders will begipuorf Spokane Tuesday morning April 7 at 9:45 Tonopah This course Is planned to give adulta Washngtn Wln’mcca a comprehensive view of the or- Winnipeg Yel’stone ganization and to demonstrate ef- Yuma fective methods of teaching used by Girl Scout leaders The course Is open to young women and girls at least 18 years of age A Red Cross standard first aid course open o adults' will begin Afarriage Licenses Thursday evening April 9 at the Harold James Newland 21 SpoY W C A under the direction of kane Wash: Alice Evelyn Turner 21 EvansMiss Maybelle Clayton registered 84084c 59059c Wheat— May $ 93 84 July - - five-yea- r forecasts pointed to unabated freezing temperatures there In Addition to continued drouth Wheat closed firm at the sartie as 8atur cent higher May 94 0 day’s finish to com to 94e: July cen cent down May oats cent up and provisions unchanged off to to a rise of 7 cents 2G021e 108 cutter condition April S r lnrated lontght rresl - dral ments medium bulls mostly $5500575 practical metop vealers $750 odd head $800 dium to choice stocker and feeder steers $6 50 0800 Sheep — Receipts none lambs slow earl indications around steady asking consk erabiy higher other classes steady native spring lambs 88 pound averages $1075 49 head native springers 64 pounds $11 75 early bids fed wooled Iambs $975010 00 bulk held around $1025 and a little above one load averages to trader $1035 earlv sales odd Ipts wooled ewes down from $500 School News and Views Iho-flf- ft' newspaper Tomorrow— Pyramid and Cathe- him ownership of gn even 100 apart- The old Godiva Mining company one of the earliest of the Tintic companies is reorganizing under the name or the Godiva Mining and Milling company John M Wallace is president Stockholders have been asked to surrender their old certificates in exchange for new The company owns 65 acres ad- oinlng the Plutus on the east The claims were located by John a pioneer of the district and most of the stock is held by his estate Phil P Clark of Eureka is operating the property under a lease $6000625 The Weather on th Oregon coast lu esatam Oregon ! was able to rule the city to a cer- over Tbs Montana high Betterment League eastern Montana " tain extent moved rapidlv southeast from Canada durThe Spaniards however did not ing ths dav and a low pressure area is now Members Hold Dance unsettled weather in Alberta make their rule fast without war- causing Lower pressures along the northweitern Parlfi roast bava resulted in rain h ex The Aztecs rose in revolt treme fare BETTY HEAPS Editor western Washington and British CoMARY SPAFFORD They wounded Montesuma him- lumbia Temperatures are higher in the Pacific northwest self when he spoke to them and Associate Editor Fair weather prevails In the plateau tried to quiet them and from his state the southern Rockies and in the WHITTIER SCHOOL — Children cool southwest while in weather continues wound the unhappy emperor died Moutsna and Wyoming with light snow of the A platoon have organized for Thousands of Azteoa fell in the at YJMowston park and Mile Citv better conduct The organization is Fair weather with somewhat higher tem- calledIt was peratures is reported from the Betterment fighting which followed the central League coast Those who have two years after he arrived before while rStn has occurred oil obeyej ths rules of rt out to 44 Cortez made himself the real mau- as the main d!sturhanrt-maeHie league had a dance Friday af tmpifsttv data fol1 Salt Lake (Mtv ler ot the Aztec capital ternoon Highest temperature lodar How could a few hundred Spanish Highest in this monuth since 1874 Whittier school collected a nice Lowest last soldiers conquer tens of thousands Lowest this night sum to give to the flood sufferers mAnth since 3874 of hardy Indian warriors? Mean for today 38 The children also contributed gen47 Besides the craft and daring of Normal Inches erously to the flagpole fund? Cortez- there were three reasons Total precipitation for the 24 hour 2B Gaylen Jackson reports: ending at 6 p m The Spaniards had cannon mus- Total Children of room 9 made Easter for thta month to date kets' and metal armor to use In Accumulated deficiency for IN month baskets and put green paper in to date 26 fighting against men with spears Total since October 1 to date They brought eggs to school 10 18 them 1 exeses Accumulated since October 65 Also and arrows and colored them they had the Suit rises at 6:01 and sets at 6 59 April 7 Gordon Gayle 3B contributes: help of several thousand Indians WE8THER OBSERVATIONS TAKEN YESwho belonged to tribes not friendly TERDAY AT 6 P M MOUNTAIN TIME The kindergarten class under the to the Aztecs A third help was teacher made a book case and prea legend which the Aztecs believed sented it to Miss Lovina White of This legend — about a "white god” the third grade Miss White is very —we shall speak more about-- in proud of the bookcase and thanks ftatlons our next story cr remrwlfl frtms residence 207 (For Travel aectlon of your 50 Paramount scrapbook) A new leaflet is ready for you —“Cities of Europe" If you Want a copy send a stamped return envelope to me in care of this Business Briefs 1100-poun- Full Full Full Jack 19 Wthfr n Large 1936 High pressor Sheep-Rec- Medium white henneries 7 With Uncle Ray Day-by-D- ay Directors and officers of Sugar company were NEW YORK April 6 CD— Speat meetings of stockholder 3009 eipts and through ship cialties and mining shares took the menu 1188 to include Omsha packers director held here Monday 1210 to Iowa feeders 521 to Denver Mar- lead in a generally rising curb ket 297 to Nebraska feedfra 694 direct Approving the report of the of- odd ewes $475 market ficers the stockholders’ meeting at today: A ) —Hogs— April 6 ( A which all outstanding stock was OGDEN- 1800 Gains outnumbered declines and Receipts early sales steady to 10c or last week's close top $10 75 by proxy lower thandrive-inrepresented in person from minor fraction in the ranged s best mixed kinds $1065 unanimously reelected the following down to $1000 lew packing sows $800 0 utilities and oils up to 3 points in directors: Philip K Wrigley of Chi- 635 Cattle — Receipts 600: about steady on some Merchandising specialties cago "president of the William kinds sold early 28 head good were several backward odd medium lots shares $6 90 Wrigley Jr company the Santa drlve-l-50 steers $6 25 few cars good heifers $625 yielding a point or more under Catalina Island company the Chi $5 load mixed cows and heifers head good drlve-l-n cows $500 light offerings $5 cago National league baseball club odd lower grades 84&0 down to $275 Particularly firm spots included and identified with other large bus!' few lots good bulls $4 70 5 00 good to choice ness Interests J C Cox of Chicago vealero $750 0950 lower grades $700 Pittsburgh plate glass up 3 points ' Bunker Hill & Sullivan at 139 first vice president of the William down Sheep— Receipts 5500 none offered for up 1 at 81 Vi and Newmont minWrigley Jr company R T Harris ale — ing up 114 at 91 Other shares KANftlfl CITY April 6 Salt Lake City S R Blurtiberg — Receipts 3000: strong to mostly on the the mend included Electric Salt Lake City and W J Wintch Hogs 10c higher than Friday's average spots moie on heavies: top $10 55 desirable Bond & Share Pioneer Gold Creole Manti 170 to 260 pounds $1040010 55 270 Petroleum International Petroleum Reelect Officers to 300 better $101501040 peunds and Humble 140 to 160 pounds $10 2501050 The directors at a meeting im- grade sons $900 0950 Slock pigs $1000 Great Atlantic & Pacific and down stockmediately following the Cattle— Receipts 12000: calves 2000: Montgomery Ward ’’A’’ were around reholders' meeting unanimously vealers and opening steady to strong lower and fractional desteady Stockers and feeder classes a point elected the following officers: Mr calves slow unevenly steady to 25c lower strictly clines were by Gulf Oil Harris president Mr Wintch vice :ood medium weight Colorado steers $9 00 Aluminum Co shown and American Gas et light weights tarly $875 better kinds president Mr Blumberg secretary heifers and mixed yearlings $700 0600 Transfers of 541000 shares comand treasurer butcher cows $4750575 selected vealers bulk Stockers and feeders pared with 529000 last Friday Thomas W Harris factory office up to $900 few loads $315 0825 $6250800 300 5000 manager for the past three years Sheep— Receipts through lambs scares none sold early fed Was elected assistant treasurer He spring lambs fully staady early sales $935 0 will serve in both capacities held at 1000 beat $1025 Mr Harris who was elected to his 801’Tll SAN FRANCISCO April 8 (AP- IJ8DA1 — Hogs — Receipts fairly acfourth consecutive term as presi- tive fully steady: top and 1100 bulk 170 to medium load inbutchers 8112ft part dent represents the controlling terest of the Wrigley company in owe 8850 weights $11 15 bulk packing CaMle — Receipts 850 numerous loads the firm Before he became presifed to good under dent he served 14 years as treasurer medium teers 87750 8 90 load 3 cake Stockholders of the Central Pa and gaes steers two loads good $785 Heavy Tonnage fed steera $775 few loads clfic Railway company will hold cows The officers reported that they medium steers $7000725 grass load held slow Indications fullv at 11 anticipated a heavy tonnage of above $6 00 few dairy steady cows $475 bulls their annual meeting Tuesday down 409 beets this season and that extensive alow quoted m $600 at the offices company Calves — Receipts 100: nominal good to additions repairs and improvements choice vealers quoted $900010 00 Kearns building Directors will be are being made at the company’s weakSheep— Receipts 1250 spring lambs deck elected and routine business transto 25 cents lower short modern plant in Centerfield medium to good weights $875 acted held higher ewes weak package mePlant executives are( Hart J deck weights $400 Banders factory superintendent L dium to good The annual meeting of the stock— 108 ANGELES April 6 — Receipts J Arnold agricultural superin- Hogs 200 true kin a holders of the Mountain ‘steady City Cop25 $10 top 2501100 quotable ill tendent Thomas W Harris factory Cattle— 1700 steers 10 to 25 per company scheduled for Monday Receipts office manager and R K Gaddie cents higher other classes steady medium has been postponed to May 4 J O best held at good steers $700 0825 assistant superintendent and chief to Elton president of the company Mexicans $850 Imperials $7QOft750 Chemist $6 75 0600 good fed heifers $740 grass has gone to New York City to conheifers $650 down cows $52506 00 President Harris urged increased cutter bulls $5250 fer with Qfficials"0f the Anaconda grades $3500485 beet acreage liis season He ex- 835 conCalves— Receipts 350: fully steady good Copper Mining company which pressed confidence that fo choice vealers $1135 calves $7500 trols Mountain City Copper through hard hit by two previous 825 control of the International SmeltReceipts 900 including 600 diyears of drouth and insect infesta- rectSheep-steady medium to good spring lambs ing and Refining company rerllll: tion would receive profitable quoted $950 09 25 $3 00 turns from their- beet erops this comiruuKSWftV $560 Ralph A Badger stock broker and OMAHA year Hogi of the Salt Lake City April 6 ( president Receipts 5500 light weight butchers active to shippers mostly steady to 10c lower Apartment House Owners’ associathan Friday market not developed on other tion has bought theWells apartProduce Market better 180 to 220 pounds $1040 weights 010 50 top $1050 freely bids and sales ment house at 125Fijst avenue The SALT LAKE CITY 220 to 250 pounds $10 25 01040: better sale was negotlateq3)y thqWood-bur- y 160 to 180 pounds $102501050 BUTTER 140 to 160 pounds corporation th price rot beFirst grade lb $ 35 $975 01035 slaughter pecon 34 Vi pigs $935 0990: stock pigs $675 0035 ing disclosed Mr Badger also owns grade lb sows strong to 10c up mostly $935 few Bweet cream bntter 1b 36 and Oxford apartment c less) $9 40 extreme heavies down to $925 the Ritz (Parchment wrapped EGGS stags to $950 houses Purchase of the Wells gives 22 white henneries do Cattle — 7500: fed steers and d APRIL i rT- krSilfj - a 'Sr V ? 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