Salt Lake Tribune | 1936-06-13 | Page 27

t THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SATURDAY MORNING JUNE 13 1936 Giannini Again Company Plans Wool Market Tax Bonds Exempted Oil Soon Test Mentioned in Ruled by West Shift Investment Lists company Power Rumor Diamond June run a test at its well Oil to CHICAGO June 12 Recent moves on the checkerbord of public utility financing Friday revived financial district gossip that A P Giannini west coast banker was seeking a more prominent position in the power field centering in Chi- expects in Diamond Fork canyon 78 miles south of Salt Lake City in a week or 10 days it was announced Friday by H Shew-e- ll manager of the company The company struck an oil showing in April at a depth of 3960 feet and sealed off with mud to await the arrival of a I H -- Inch casing from Lorain Ohio In the last few days the company has run about 3930 feet of casing leaving between 35 and 30 feet of saturated strata below this mark The casing was cemented by a crew from Casper Wyo with a portable outfit The well will be left to stand about a week after which the hole will be bailed down and the cement plug in the lower end of the casing drilled into theobjec tive sand will then be resumed At present the gate valve at the top of the casing is closed to maintain pressure on the cement while It is setting BOSTON 13 (AV-T- Com- he mercial Bulletin will say tomorrow: “The west still dominates the domestic wool market Sales have continued in slaable volume Texas having accounted for some heavy sales and prices have remained very firm everywhere and slightly dearer in the bright fleece Wool sections Some observers think 75 per cent of the new clip has left farm' era hands! fbonds During the present adminisBy CHARLES F SPEARS Copyright by Consolidated Newa tration recommendations have been the high exempNEW YORK June 12— When the made for removing privileges on municipals The estate of Colonel E H R Green tion been placed on makwho died on Monday is probated soft apedal has in the rulings on change the executor will find that the larg- ing est single investment item in it is treasury paper that of State and Local Statistics Marriage License Mont Alva Gowera 21 Salt Laka of tha Chtpmaa VereantD company American Pork for 43 years Surviving are elx nephew and hlaesa Mrs Alvina Clyde Woods Cottonwood Okey San Francisco Mr' Verlamf Halbert Balt Lake City Mrs Myrtle Houston Mark Coddtngton and Mr® Thomas American Fork ploy at Logan Albert Fred Atkinson 66 den May Petersen 41 Ogden City Rachel Smith 20 Salt Laka City Woodrow Vincent Robinson 23 Salt Lake City Maurine Yvonne Hoed 18 Salt Lake City Oraon Waldo Huber 36 Mesa Og- Betty Lou Bullock HEBER— Betty Lon Bullock 18 months 'laughter of Mr and Mrs Leonard Bullock died Thursday of pneumonia Besides ber parent eh it survived by tern sisters aad on brother Funeral sendees will be held Saturday at :30 p m In the Heber Second ward under direction of Bishop Fred CarlU chapel Interment will be la the Haber cemetery Harold L Lorin 23 Ogden Emma Petersen 22 Ogden Eldon Edward Huber 17 Burley Idaho Ruby Bowen 18 Burley Idaho Daniel George Hatch 48 Oxford Idaho Ida Letltla Thompson 42 Clarkston Arix Ida Skooeen 23 Thatcher Arlz Lars OscarLawrence Super Taxes Elvis Henry Evaiu 23 Union SPANISH FORK — Funeral (emcee for Meanwhile the federal and state Lars Oecar Lawrence former postmaster June Larsen 17 Mill Creek and elvte worker of Spanish Fork who died taxeq on fhdividual incomes are as th result of an old Wednesday night the with of Alvin 23 Afton prospect higher Vern rising Wolfley Injury in an automobile accident will be Births held Sunday at 1 o’clock at th Second super taxes next year It is quite Wyo Mt Pleasant — Bert and Grace McIntosh ward L D 8 chapel Bishop H Eugene therefore that the posse' natural Bernice Michaelaon 22 Afton Burnt eon Hushes conducting Park City— Mr and Mr Clifford RichFriends may call at th family horn sor ot an annual return above $50-0Wyo sou ardson trior to th servlcaa Mr Mre Interment will b and Frank Baker inshould seek to protect his n th Spauleh Fork city cemetery daughter come by building up an ever higher Paul Truman Fuaaelman 24 Nau- voo 111 bonds If the treatotal Of tax-frNow Stilts Filed FUNERALS Elizabeth Yunker 25 of It W Burton receiver sury should have announced that Dorothy N D Clarence E Milner and company against Fargo beginning with the June 15 issues of Romola K Milner to recover $110258 on BLUNDELL— Funeral aenrte for nab Blundell Gold Star Mother will 2 and 1 8 per cent bonds and Kenneth D White 21 Salt Lake promlaaoty note Morris A CalUater atbe hed Sunday at Memorial bout la torneys notes they would cease to have City Memory grove commencing at 3 p ra Joseph Weldner aratnit the Maeeer Sounder direction of Rev A E Butcher Utah at al to recover S5000 dam- even their modified tax exemption Josephine Lambson 19 Helper ciety of Friend may see th body Saturday affor alleged elimination from member-Ifeatures they would have failed of ternoon and evening and on Sunday In tha society A Barclay Barclay 24 Salt Lake attorneys until 12:30 p m at tbt O’Donnell success instead of being covered six George F Springer chapel 32 South Fourth East street Joseph Weldner sealant the Maeeer SoCity to seven times the offered amount and at the Memorial house between the Utah to of at dissolve at for ciety society 21 Salt Lake City Luclle Young houre of 1 p in and 2 flnanolal m Orava-aid- e A mu“If and when” governments and accounting Barclay Barclay services will be held by th Bervtc attorney® e 8tar Legion Interment will SoiPhi Braoa against Frank Enron and nicipals are shorn ot their bt In MU Hugh CUyburn Kelly 24 Mid Clarence Olivet cemetery recover gS&OO Coombs features it will be when there is way In auto- - BBOVt’ER— Funeral" services for Thelma ages for injuries allegedly little demand for borrowing on the Fae Crook 18 Heber City mobile accident H G Metos attorney Irene Brower wtu be held Sunday at 1 p m In th roe room 36 East Seventh part of federal and city authorities 24 Salt Lake Orin Porter Black Smith Bishop John-Harter of th Divorc® Granted The decree authorizing it will only Twenty-thirward officiating Friend City Florence M Torgeraen from Alfred may call at th mortuary unfit time of effect loans to be made not those desertion Judge Osoar W MeConki r Venice Beck 22 Draper service Interment City cemetery direction of Deseret mortuary outstanding Mercer 31 TooThere will be less Important mat' William Melvin CHAFFIN— Funeral service for News of Record Ralph Hunter Chaffin will be conducted Satters mentioned in the platforms of ele BUILDING PERMITS urday at 13 noon In the Hinckley ward Louis owner Anton and builder two the political parties this month Mary Elizabeth Olsen 19 Magna chapel Bishop Joseph M Wright ofcement repair porch 600 South Friends may call at the ficiating than that of the wholesale exempWaat street g flower room-tth mortuary 18 East Miller 23 Salt J Tenth La Vera Irvine L W Bueh Rawton owner: J South street Friday and at Seventh tion from taxation with which secbuilder tram rest Lake City reshlngl hie home In Hinckley Saturday until dence 1382 Green street tions of the American public have Ettte Graham tlma of service Interment Wasatch 22 Murray V Connary owner and builder Lawn burial park under dirtotlon of been and are now favored In the brick garage 274 Wert Thlr- Deseret mortuary oo teenlh South street universal cry for economy and for a La Roy Franklin Peterson 26 CHhlkTENSEN — Funeral service for d H B Brooke owner : Fred A Boren Sutter Creek Cal sen builder: brick duplex resibalancing of the budget some inLloyd Chrlstanaan will be conRoe In ducted m 22 at 4 th Da dence Sunday p Salt 1448 South attention Pitt East and Yonghe Magdalena telligent persistent room 38 East Bavanth South rtreet street 8000 Lake City Mre D R Rica owner Thomas K might well be given to the loes to Bishop Mansell of th Nlbley Park ward builder officiating Friends may call at frame real Bleelnger the federal government of taxes Carl Henry Hedberg 33 Pocath Flower room In th mortuary until denes 1876 Atklne avenue 1400 inthat should accrue on personal tlma of eervloea Interment will bo hi WARRANTY DEEDS tello Idaho the City cemetery under dlneraki of th Elisa R Adam to Uarda K comes and now voided by statute Eva Selma Gunther 29 Lehl f I— e lot 6 block 16 and to the exemption from federal P Funeral 283 ‘ EVANS— cervices tor Sarah Ann ’ taxes of servants of the state and Fred Duke Whitaker 21 Salt Evana widow of Harry Evans win be iM’’ftoye’y" o ’uejll C held at SL Mark’s eathodral Saturday Lake City of municipalities The aggregate of 10 igh at 8 p m tn charge of Bishop A 8 Young to Albert N An- W Moulton assisted by Doan Gibson the two legitimate sources of tax Ruth Martineau 17 Salt Laka Armed thon lot 4 block 22 plat B 10 Th casket will b open at Evan and admincost of City would the pay supply Valley Finance corporation to E D Early 8T4 East First Boutb e treat Sorenson block 6 plat B 10 Friday and Saturday until 12 o'clock istering several of the important Dunkin King 81 Salt Grant Morganlot to6 Pearl Henry lot Morgan noon Interment wtl)' follow in th ' branches of the government I block 9 Union Heights 10 Lake City family plot In ML Olivet cemetery Rutn P Smith to Xmer Pett Jr lot — 40 Camilla Funeral arvica''for La re Lawrence 28 block 2 Salt Newhoue Lilly Federal Haights Salnabury 10 Oscar Lawreno wlB ho conducted 8un--Realty company to Local Lake City The Weather 1 at 2 p m day block lot 82 Realty company e municipal bonds This illustrates the change in the character of security holdings of cago 'Meanwhile the piecegoods mar- wealthy individuals' for when ColoH M Byllesby and company bilkets are stalled by the recent sale nel Green’s mother th famous lion dollar utility investment bankof some low priced goods and spin- “Hetty" Green died many years ago ing concern which dominates a ners and combers cannot secure re- her portfolio of investments was widespread utility group is not afplacement values so that the menu conspicuous for the number and vafected by acquisition of an obligafacturing division is almost stag- riety of its railroad issues It also tion of a “top company" by a group nant on new orders Substitutes contained government bonds and with which Giannini is associated substantial bank balances are playing an Important role Byllesby officials said Friday Foreign markets are on the easy Colonel Green lived in an age Trans-AmeriGiannini controls side still East India sales were 5 when the man with a large income corporation which in turn domto 714 per cent under the previous had to spend much time and reinates Bancamerlca-Blai- r one of Liverpool close Bradford and Con search to find investments that five participants in the purchase of tinental markets are quiet and easy avoided the payment of super taxes a past due note of the United States 'Mohair has moved in quantity In “Hetty" Green’s time or during Electric Power company at a private in Texas at 51 and occasionally at th period of it when her fortune sale from five New Tork banka two 52 cents for adult hair and a dime was accumulating the federal Inweeks ago come tax had not been declared more for kid" La Salle Street expects the collatThe Bulletin will publish the fol constitutional Consequently the eral back of the note consisting of rich men and women of that day lowing quotations: Ohio and Pennsylvania fleece — Delaine approximately 70 per cent of the brought corporation securities or unwashed 35036c: half blood eomblni Standard Power and Light corpora36 037c blood combine 39 government loans Aa a contempotion will be reoffered to stockholdquarter blood combing 38039c of Jay Gould and Russell Sage and New Tork fltecea—Delafoe rary Michigan ers of United States Electric Power Mrs Green was interested finanwashed 33 0 34c half blood comblnj blood combine 035c This investment group o and the cially in their railroad enterprises 40c quarter blood combing 38 0 390 Wisconsin Mlaaouii and average Indiana She was however Byllesby company are Jointly inter' primarily a and New England-Half blood combine 32 “money broker” She loaned Special to The Tribune ested in Standard Power and Light heavily A 33c blood comblnj 38 0 CLEVELAND June 12—Contin- 39c quarter blood combing 37 0 3m com in Wall Street and took her “pound holding company of Standard Gas non braid black and 37038c aoody burry ued weakness in tin and favorable cotta 25627c Of flesh" wherever it could be and Electric which in turn controls a large group of operating com- copper statistical reports for May Scourtd bests: carved — Fine Texas 12 months 90® (selected! were outstanding features of nom 91c fin short 13 panies Large Buyer months 87 0 88c i fine The Byllesby company owns a ma- ferrous metals this week says Daily eight months 85 6 86c fall 80® 81c It has been known for some time — Northern California 83 84c: middle 0 jority of outstanding common stock Metal Trade Total world refined county 81® 82c southern 78 6 80c: fine that Ookmel Green was ono of the 81c: carbonised fins 81 0 82c series B of Standard Power Joh P stocks of copper declined 6100 tons scoured 80® — Fine and F M staple 88 0 90c largest individual buyers of municiO'Brien president of Standard Gas while those of this country alone fineOregon and F M clothing 80® Sic pal bonds In this respect he has said that through ownership of this dropped 3600 Domestic primary or Territory scoured basis: Montana and almtlar — Fins staple choice followed the practice of the Rockeis stock the Byllesby concern able blister production declined but this 90092c: half blood combing 87 ® 88c fellers who are said to have inblood to elect a majority of the directors was offset by increased output from combing 77® 78c vested of their fully combing 72 0 74a quarter blood of Standard Gas Pulled— Delaine 93®95c7 AA 90®92c secondary sources All first-han- d fortune and practically all of the A A fins 81 83c 85087c: supers supers 0 “H M Byllesby and company has sellers quoted firm levels at 950c B Jc B supers (choice i 78 supers income from it not used in gifts made and has in contemplation no Connecticut for electrolytic Lead (average) 74®77c: C supers 70072c in securities containing the a :ood bat original deals affecting its ownership of demand tapered but prices held at feature com70c of the j SL 445c Louis Zinc East market majority outstanding Inasmuch as U S treasury is55® 57c mon stock series B of Standard appeared quiet but sales may make Oregon Domestic graded — First combing 70® sues carry only partial tax exempPower” O’Brien said a favorable showing as in the past 75c second combing 659?0e third comb- tion the field of municipals is culfourth combing 35® 60c 063c ing two weeks Prime western held at good 58 carding 600 65c first kid 86® 90c tivated by the private investor more 80® 85c 490c East St Louis Tin prices aacond kid On the Cape 'winter f Irate nominal 21® 22c than that of governments dropped further to around 4237e summer firsts 27® 29c cape summer kids other hand the life insurance comTti 27c: Turkey best 25® for Straits spot due to uncertainty panies and the banks that do not 24® 25c Turkey fair 21® 22a condition Juno 12 1936: 'oralgn prices In bond) regarding extension of the control profit bo much as the individual by Weather Low preaeuree cover the western itatee tax exemption make their largest plan and delay in fixing exports tonight with a eeutar located north Chinese quotas for third quarter investments in either long or short again of Montana and another In southern Nevada High temperature are reported from term treasury paper spot antimony eased nominally to Montana Utah and Arlsona and It 1300c duty paid New York while In “Hetty” Green’s day or spe- Iseastern warm elsewbera In the west excepting In weatem Montana Unsettled weather preSubject to registration by the fed- American spot dropped to 1150c recifically in 1900 the low average vails In central Montana and In southwesteral securities and exchange com- flecting weakness in China where yield of the Issues of 29 American ern Oregon and northern California There Is also tome cloudtnese in Nevada mission the board of governors of hostilities have begun between the cities cent 325 same was The per A high preaaure area covert the central the Salt Lake stock exchange has northern and southern Chinese group ot bonds quoted by the pub- and eastern elate with consequent fair mes YORK June 13 NEW and moderate temperature weather of the the is week Bond this armies lication approved application Buyer tic consumption of copper for May Comparative data lor Beat Lake City: Nellie Meda Gold Mines for listing cent representing the lowper Degrees totaled 59906 tons against 59704 in est 94 it was announced Friday by J A New average prices on record Re101 Silver Strikes reto statistics according April of the exchange state sold a Barclay president of 61 the Lowest Virginia last cently night 32 ported to the trad® Friday this month since 1874 bond with a 1 per cent Lowest Barring the possibility that the 78 Mean (or today world in consumption Apparent Idaho commission may ask for additional 66 e a coupon on & 155 per cent basis Normal Reported in May was 138782 tons against 142-2- This was subsequently Inch' Information it is expected that the to Total for thli month to data proffered 82 in April return the investor 150 per cent No Accumulated excess for this month company’s stock will be listed on the WALLACE Idaho June 12 UPi— Domestic mine and scrap output state 41 to date Salt Lake exchange and called for Two ever this before has duplicated Total since October 1 to date 1204 brokerage houses reported Fri- totaled 62087 tons in May compared se30 Members within of Octosimilar a record for Accumulated eince trading days type deficiency day rich new silver strikes in the ber 1 146 of the board expect no such delay Bunker Hill and Sullivan Mining with 61560 in April Of this total curity WEATHER OBSERVATIONS TAKEN YESfor 41289 accounted output primary the Yield company’s registm company’s workings near the fa- tons and describing Average AT 6 P M MOUNTAIN TIME TERDAY scrap production 20798 tion statement as a model of com- mous Sunshine company property tons which compared with 48682 Although the average yield on mu pleteness The reports were “unofficial” tons and 12878 tons respectively nicipels is at the record low of The company’s property consists Bunker Hill stock climbed 310 In in April per cent there are numerous indl of six unpatented claims known as three to 58350 vldual issues on which the return days mine includ Foreign production the Gold Leaf group in the Bullard is less than 2 per cent And it is in tons was 80791 in scrap May this district of Yavapai county Arizona shipped $8622 worth of bullion and ing group that much of the heav 74357 In against April shaft 51286 worth of concentrates Workings include a lest and most selective buying of a short raise and winze and 300 feet Capitalization consists of 500000 e bonds has occurred during of drifts and crosscuts Equipment shares 51 par value of which 312 the year Individuals with large inPotato Crop includes a n ball mill 000 shares have been issued Ofcomes find it more profitable to inpower unit crusher ore bins feed ficers are the following all resi in these low original yields' ers amalgamator and concentrating dents of Phoenix: Ned Creighton Reduced by Drouth vest than to reinvest the capital fortables president: Henri Behoteguy vice merly in 5 per cent corporation Gold and silver ore has been de president J Norris secretary-trea- s bonds in the the refunding 3 'A and 12 CAP)— WASHINGTON An June veloped in three working faces In urer Carmela M Creighton and On the other 2'A per cent loans the year ended April 30 last the Roy M Davidson additional di early potato crop 1 per cent smaller hand the Insurance companies than in 1935 and 27 per cent smaller have statement recites the company rectors llttlp choice at the present than the average was fore-cas- a time and are generally turning in Friday by the department of their 4 or 5 or 514 per cent pubagriculture utility and railroad bonds and It reported that the eastern sea- lic taking the much reduced coupons board drouth had “seriously” af- offered them fected the production now ready to In every message issued nearly to move market from North CaroMellon and Secretaries Former by lina Virginia and Maryland Mills of the treasury there was a The department said the drouth dealing with the necesalso had hurt the cabbage crop and paragraph toward that it would be 22 per cent less sity of curbing the trend government partial than the 1928-3- 2 average Late potato production Nebraska euid New Jersey was not included in the predictions and comparisons tax-fre- 27 ee Ashton-Jenkln- a 3-- out-Drillin- p tax-fre- Copper Gains As Tin Drops three-eight-h ( s ' three-eight- three-quarte- rs pt Mohalr-Texa- Mining Stock Listing Okehed r3: ua-d- Jtr-rol- Lah-ee- n five-acr- ’ ' ‘ Copper Market Holding Its Own Wi-Do- ar Provo Martin Wtlford Fouleon Provo Jennlev J Smith 29 Midvale Kenneth Martin 23 Provo Grace Whitehead 19 Provo Howard Francis Feast 23 Provo Leah Ashton 21 Provo Han Anderson 76 Levan Louisa AL Eastland 68 Levan Eldred LaFont Marteneen 23 plat A William T Watson to Jennie Wat eon section 36 townablp 2 south range 1 west Elizabeth Henlckaman to Edward J Peterson lot 4 block 33 10- - Cleveland Mabel Anderson 25 Emery 250-fo- ot tax-fre- Early five-ye- M SATURDAY JUNE 13 SATURDAY JUNE 13 Flour 6:00— KD YD— Early Bird 6:30 — KSL—8unrlie Serenade MINNEAPOLIS Jun 12 (API— Flour— 6:30 — KDYL — Rocky Mountain Rambler 7 :00— CBS — Wlghtman 7 :0O— KDYL— Tba Musical Clock WestMatched l!5c lower carload lots Cup family patents ern and Modem Songs cotton $625 0 645 a barrel in from Wimbledon England 7 :55 — KDYL — Trans-Radi- o News sacks shipments 21877 — — CBS 7:25 Pregs Radio News Pure bran — $1600 01650 8:00 — KDYL— Morning Varieties B 8:13— NBC — Sweethearts ot the Air— 7 :30— K8L— MorhtngMelodlea Breen and DeKose 7 :45—K8L — International News 8:30— NBC — Jerry Sears’ orchestra 8 :00—K8L — Breakfast Melodies 8:00 — NBC — Concert Miniature A Message to News 6 :30— K8L — Early 1115—KDYL— Trans-Radi- o Morning Shopping 8:20— KDYL — Melodic Interlude Newa All Americans 9:30— NBC — The Merry Madcaps orchestra directed by Norman L 9:00 — K8L — Berra and Sava with Ida G Abbott Cloutier News 9 :15—CBS— Musical 10:00 — KDYL— Trans-Radi- o Hear Reveries Kea 10:03 — NBC—Rex BatUa ensemble Woods’ Orchestra Stuart Church 10:30 — NBC — National Security league Ill and Orsta Wells Flag Dajl Program 10:45 — NBC— Mayfair Casino Orchestra 9:30— CBS —George Hall' a orcheatra Frank and Milt Britton — 10:00 CBS —Wlghtman Matches Cup 11:00 — KDYL — Carefree Over Capers Newa from Wimbledon 11:25 — KDYL — Trani-Radi- o 11:30 — NBC — Hotel Hollenden orcheatra 10:15— KSL— Shopping Bulletins — Home and KDYL — Farm KDYL 11:45 Hour conducted by the Future 10:30 — CB8 —Buffalo Presents Farmers of America under the 10:45— KSL— Tha Junior eagua presents supervision of Mr Tracy R Wella Social Service dramatle sketch 6:45 Tonight ing Secretary ot Utah State Farm 11:00 — CBS — A! 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Orlen 11:30— CDLBH — Hal Grayson and Ota or 11 Gardens Orchestra chestra New 11:00— KDYL— Trns-RadlMidnight 1 1 :05—NBC—St Francis Hotel Orchestra 1:00 — Midnight to Dawn Varieties srtth 11 :30—NBC— Bal Tabartn Cafe Orchestra Iaham Jones and Emil Baffa’s or th from Los Angeles 12:00— KDYL — All Request Program chestra KHL Musical- Parade and Headline A M 3:00— Good Night New P 11 (Paid Advertisement) IP eld Advertisement) Oscar W Carlson KSL PM ' (HEM) MDSEfiT ' fc4 riflffitHlSVfiBffilBl Ss0 lisnjjji ' 3Q!0rHi fl5gE3!RB Uie'iieeaTillK J ft 10000 lot 8 block 32 plat A L 8 Brier to Ellas Nlelaan lot 3 block 33 plat D A w Palmar to Bait Lake City lot 48 plat A Mutual Flnanct company to American Mutual Building and Loan company lot 48 Acadia aubdl- vision American Mutual Building and Loan H Kendall tot company to Harry 11 block 4 five-acr- e plat A 10 10 8280 10 Deaths' Ogden 31 Gar- land Esther Gwen Burnham 22 Brigham City Hawley H Reed 22 Clearfield Della A Moss 31 Clearfield Brigham City Melvin James Christensen Hyrum Lou Miles 22 Paradise 30' Wendell Thomas Daman 26 Rigby Idaho Marceline Montague 21 Sugar City Idaho Harrison Pomal Murray tubareuloale Jun 9 SMITH—Ruth Lucille Oreenbufg Smith 23 a tree t 660 Marion June 9 NORMAN — Irta Ranch Norman 30 3200 Twanty-aevent- h South East street streptococcic bacteremia June 10 SMITH — Jeff Thomas Smith 28 173 North Fourth Waat straat fracture ot back and chest June 8 CHAFFIN— Melvin Hunter Chaffin 49 duodenal Utah Hinckley perforated ulcer June 11 OUNNAR — Hans Gutmar 64 41T Hammer place pneumoconiosis Juna 1 OALIOTOS— Louie Oallotoe 48 Magna general peritonitis Jun 7 LIGHTFOOT— Mary Howell Llghtfoot 61 Venice Cal cirrhoela of liver Juno 10 HODBON — Luc Do Hudson 2 daye leukemia June 12 8CONBERG — Emma Cbariotta Sconberg 83 1882 South Seventh East street ailment Incident to ago Juna 12 CHRISTENSEN —Jorrold Lloyd Christensen IS 317 East Twenty-sevent- h South street general peritonitis Jun 11 State and Local Obituaries Second ward Warner officiating t th home 310 South Mata atrott Spanish Fork Saturday and Sunday ervlces Interment tn under direction of isret mortuary UxLiIGAN — Funeral services for Hobart Fred Milligan who died at th Naval hospital at Puget sound Washington will be conducted Sunday at 2:30 p m in the Roe room 36 East Seventh South street Chaplain Miller ot Fort Friend may Douglas will officiate call at th Gold room in th mortuary until tlma of service Military honor will be accorded at th graveside at th Wasatch Lawn burial park whero Interment will be mad under direction ' of the Deseret mortuary N6&MAN— Funeral service tor Jrla Jtanok Norman wlU be held Bunday p m In th East Min Creek chapel Bishop Eugene Neff officiating Friend may call at the gold room b the mortuaqr 36 East Seventh South Friday and Saturday and at th horn East 3200 South Twnty-avnt- h m Interto 1 Sunday from ment Wasatch Lawn Burial ppark under’ direction of Deseret mortuary ' OLMSTEAD— funeral service for Henry Moroni Olmstead will be held Bunday at 11:30 v m In th Roe room 36 lltkraat East Seventh South atreeL service will he held Sunday at In the Lehl Fifth ward chaprt O Henry Erickson officiating may call at th Gold room fit th mop tuary Saturday and at th church fat' Lehl Sunday IS minute prior to 0 vice Interment In Lehl cemetery under direction of th Deseret mortuary tor Joseph qCXBKLL— Funeral aar Newton Qulbell wllleheld Sanday at from th Thirty-seconward offU I the rnortn- aylor between 10 a m and 3 p m and at tha real-Wa-st dence 1183 Fifth South Sahur-t-o 8 p m and Sunday day from 4 prior to services Interment City It a n ft? ti SCONBERG—Euaeral service for Emma ar pt A 10 POMEL — Benjamin 9t Francis Moroni Elmer Hhfiawsa 10 - KDYL—6:30 Livestock Quotations Alma E Swaner Alma E Swaner 54 veteran salt and lifelong resident of Salt Lake at bis home 1385 Jefferson street ? Friday after a abort died Illness Mr Swaner was bora In Salt Lake City a $$n of August and Elisa Swaner Surviving are his widow ner Maggia Swa- the following and daughters: SwaBlair Douglas ner Mrs Vera Smith June L Swaner Dorothy Kae Swaner and Audrey D Swaner ail of Salt Lake City: four Bisters and two brothers Mrs Joseph Leake James Salt City Mrs Syrl Gra-vi- ll Mrs Elisa Pope and Mrs Jack Van sons Henry Moroni Olmstead Henry Moroni Olmstead 63 Loa Ange-at th home of hi son Roland M Olmstead 910 East street Friday at 3 $ a m of heart disease Mr a Olmstead former Idaho cattleman who later en-- c gaged In th hotel ana clothing store In Driggn business Idaho was born January 27 1871 In LhL a son af Lorin A and Ana Royla Snh Olmstead H Is survived by hts widow) Mrs Mina Frasier Olmstead Loa is Angeles six sans Alvin M WllfonP JL Royle F Clifford and Sherman F Olmstead all of Loa An eles and Roland M Ilmstead Salt Laka a daughter City Marjorie Olmstead of s a les dli r In th mortuary 36 East Seventh South rtreet Saturday and Sunday morning and at th church 30 minutes Interment City cemeprior to service tery under direction of th Deseret mortuary SWANER — Funeral servlcaa for Alma e! Swaner will be held Sunday at p m Joseph 129 North Mein street Bishop Haroldcan8twart at tha may mortuary Saturday from 4 to S p m and at th residence 1333 Jefferson street Bunday from 9:30 A m to 1 p m Interment to City cemetery WALSH —Euneral services lor Mrs ftutli th May Walsh will b conducted In Bun-dHawthorn L D 8-- ward chapel at 12:30 p nfc with Blahop Fred E Curtis officiating Friends may call y at th Kingdon A Laea mortuary from 4 to 6 p m and at th H Mm horn E of her daughter Barber 833 Emerson avanua from 7 to 9 p m and on Sunday from 10 a m to 12 noon Burial will b In City cemetery tVEBnKA — Funeral aervtcet lor John WerbkA who died In Los Angeles wlU be conducted Saturday at 1 P m tn (he res room 36 East Seventh South the Rev Elmer L Goshen officiating Friends may call at th mortuary Friday and Saturday until time ofIn servBalt ices Entombment will be mad Lake Memorial mausoleum under of Deseret mortuary ary Ann Williams will be held Sunday at 12:30 p m from th Twanty-elght- h ward chapel Bishop A P A Glad ofFrisnda may call at tha ficiating mortuary of Joseph William Taylor and 8 p m and Saturday between Wert Fourth North Sunday between 9 A m and 12 noon Interment In Provo City cama-tcr- y if — Receipts 10000 steady to 10 cents lower than Thursday’s average sows 10 to 15 cents off top $1025 bulk 160 to 250 pounds 1100001020 140 to 160 pounds 250 to 350 pounds $9550 $975 01010 Loa Angeles sows 1000 t w o top Houteu largely $835 0 900 Draper Mrs Mauds Mr Olmstead George R Rwaner and $910 Austin Mrs Ada Stark 8alt 8waner and John Ogden — Cattle Receipts J500: calves 500 slow Lake City and three grandchildren clean-u- p trade on small supply al Slaughter Funeral services will be conducted Sun$5500 steady although all offercutter kinds down to $300 classesstillabout day at 3 p m In th Lehl Fifth L D S $4250500 under pressure and undertone ings ward chapel with Bishop O Heury Erickson odd lota vsalers $900 most steers lower from downward to weak 3 Sheep—Receipts 266 all through to Los Funeral services for Mrs Iris Ranck officiating$750 she stock scarce and tending lower call ad th Deseret mortuary Friends Angeles packers few lots ewes $425 bulls and vealers little changed weight Norman 30 of 3200 Twenty-sevent- h East Saturday may Burial will be In the Lehl cemeOGDEN Juno 12 Hogs— sausage bulls $625 vealers $801 largely will street be conducted m 2 at tery Sunday p Receipts 650 early sales steady to slightly 0900 few $950 In th L D B East higher best local butchers $10151025 Sheep— Receipts 4000 all classes around mixed kinds $1000 down packing sows Creek ward and run direct few SfgMIll good steady mostly mostly $6750750 lew light kinds to choice Burial will be spring lambs $1150 01200 top chapel: $800 bucks throwouts 900 market $1200 $850 0 Cattle— Receipts 100 all for Carl J Warath 10 ton of Carl D and In the Wasatch $860: Rubv Vkhweg Warath of 1508 West Thirty-tScattering early sales steady odd head me- $100 less shorn yearlings cametery dium aud good local steers $6000700 $750ewesaged wethers $600 1 odd Mra Norman died hird South street died in a local hos$350 0400 few lots heifers $6000660: plain kinds iots shorn fat In childbirth in ’’a lo- pital Friday at 10 a m of a ruptured $5500575 common rough heifers $500 KANSAS CITY Jun 12 cal hospital Wednes- appendix down medium and good cows $4500510 — Receipts 1200: elow steady to 5 He waa born In Salt Lake City Sepday at 2 a m CARD OF THANKS late Hogs cutter and common $3250425 lower mostly steady with Thureday’e—averBht was bora tn tember 1 1925 and graduated from the Thursday bulls $4250510: medium to age ehlpping demand narrow Mill Creek De- - Plymouth school this year p East choice verniers $6500900 lower grades top CARD OF THANKS Besides bis parents fa la survived by 1905 cember 3 $990 freely part load $91 To assist you In preparing "Card o slrable 170 to 270 pounds $975 Reed Nell and Robert $5000600 laughter of Joseph three brothers Sheep — Receipts 2300 email lot medium few 280 to 300 pound hanks’ or “In Memoriaro" nolle Warath and n stater Anna Warath Elisabeth and Gibson 097 $960 bs early $975 best kinds ter ?hs Tribune and Telegram Ad-vl- re Funeral services will be conducted Mon140 to 160 pounds $965 Heugley Ranck late Thursday 1100001025 Including 85 sowsgrade have a selection of appropriate cards Burn:vine are her day at 1 p m In th Granger L D 8 $8250875 few $880 etocl locals at $1000 sorted 12 head Her- - ward chapel with Bishop John D Hill of® 1000 and verses For farther Information husband $975 Georg head at S850 and few ewes at $300 — Receipts 1000 rnon Was 590 and ask for Dorothy two 200: calves Cattle Norman: bert ficiating Wlr nothing don early in car lot division Friends may call at the Georg A Jen Olen Herbert small lota fed helfere and mixed yearlings sonA — Hoge — fully ateady other killing classes alow ktna mortuary tn Murray Saturday evenlni June 12 OMAHA snd and at th residence Sunday evening anc FLORISTS Normas: two dauj Receipts 3500 active to all Interests on steady to weak epots 10c to 15c lower on to rows vealers little changed Stockers and ten Monday from 10 a m to 12:30 p m Margery weights 290 pounds down fully ateadynow feeders elow at week’s decline: ahqrt load Norman and an In8 cents higher than Thursday but trade SPECIAL' floral tributes Brown Floral Co on done two heavier choice mixed yearlings $815 fant her parent! slowing with very little 5th R A Jor riv 214 H 2 R W 1540 on two loads common arses sieera early $540 brother Joseph Gibweights talking lower top $990 freely A son Ranck and Rulon 180 to 230 pounds better 170 to 250 and $550 some held up to $600 and above 25 Oto 290 pounds butcher cows $450 0 525: cutters $325® Dannie Ranck all of Christian A Jansen 74 of South Cottonpounds $0750990 lot choice 382 pounds $915: 425 selected vealers $860 LEGAL NOTICES 9450985 East Mill Creek three sletere Emma and wood died night at th home of 40 to 170 pounds $950 ® 985 slaughter 1500 through Verle Ranck and Mrs Elizabeth Ann F aim-qui- hts daughter Friday Sheep — Receipts 2500 Mrs Orvsl Cramer 776 East ot Balt Lake City Seventeenth South street He had been ill steady to 25o lower other $9250965: sowsstagestrong to 10c spring lambs NOTICE $7250850 killing classes steady top native spring for nine months suffering from pernicious higherT$8eO®8i5 lambs $1125 most sales $1100 91125! anemia District Court of the Third ths la Cattle— Receipts 800 slaughter steer Mr Danwas tn Jensen born Allborg SOUTH BAN FRANCISCO June 12 Judicial District of tha Btata ot and eh stock slow steady to weak bulls mark May 25 1863 H cam to Utah 31 — — 450 steady to weak to 10c lower vealers steady Stockers 10c higherHogstwo Receipts Utah tn and tor th County of ago Surviving are two sons Wayne loads 190 to 210 pound S3 of years Charlotta Sconberg Emma Mrs and feeders scarce nominally steady run butcher Mrs and Grant Jensen and two daughters Balt Laka $110001110 latter top: other 1882 Seventh East street died Friday good yeeirllngs and butehere practically mostly 'medium to Wood Cramer Seven Pearl and Louis A Kelsch m Executor at absent: aowi graudebil causes lncidant packing 5:45 am at her home of dren also survive light eteara with moat sale $6750750 few sales $775 0825 tha Estate of Rosalia £ A Kelsch ° few lot heifers $6600750: beef cows weak nomCattle— classes all 150 In Mutual Receipts waa Mrs' active and odd head $575 Deceased MUlen M Atwood and tha Sconberg 550 largely $500® cutter steady load and half 780 to 970 Improvement association and Relief socia little above grades $3750473 inally Sermon Corporation Plaintills va steers feeder desirable pound grass church In the 8 D L odd $550 In the work bulls 565 medium ety $560® weighty The Bemloh Hotel Incorporated a fat steers quoted UP to $650 or slightly Capitol Hill ward head beefy kinds $575 with light thin above: 1050-pounsteers Diane Funeral Ward service! for Janet fed corporation Paul Eekenasy and She was born July 30 1852 In Swekinds $475 0525: practical top vtalera quoted goodto under or above few up Receiver lor Jo grass den a daughter ot Hr and Mrs Nicholas 4 daughter ot Lloyd R and Emma Marie $800 C M Christensen $850 odd head $900 cows In cows Denver be Jonea conducted ward will 450 ot $425® bulla good young quoted Johnson Bht waa th widow Htnry P Colo Sheep—Receipt 1500 lamba steady to aeph William Taylor Incorporated 550 quoted mainly $575 Sconberg Saturday at 1 p m 1 25c higher advance on native springers $525® Defendants Tba child died Wednesday in Laramla calves receipts 10: nominal:' choice other classes steady: top native lambs down Surviving are two ions A V Bconberg To Whom It May Concern: ' of a throat Infection Her mother up to $875 Salt Lake City and A H Sconberg Los Wyo $100 less plain native vsalers quoted $1100: bucks of Salt Lake City Notice Is Hereby Given: That J F active Angeles and a daughter Mra Ida 8 Morris la a former resident lamb down to $775: two loads fed clipped Sheep— Receipts 1200: lamb In addition to th parents m MoCormlck Receiver of tha Bemloh lambs around 80 pounle $1015 shorn mostly ateady two decks strictly good of Salt Laka City a sister Mrs Mini Bow- twoSurviving brothers Lloyd R Ward Jr and around shorn lambs $900: psrt man Ogden and seven grandchildren awes $225® 350 hae filed hla fourth and final Hotel Thomas Kent Ward deck medium-goo- d weights $825 Cattl account and petition for approval DENVER Jun 12 ( 10 per cent $725 short deck common— Receipts 200: calves 50: generally sorted thereof and for discharge a such wooled lamba $800 strictly beef - steers -medium steady but mostly nominal Mike Bukovao receiver and that Saturday Juna good wooled lambs quoted up to $975 $600 0725 heifers cutters $800 0 700- best shorn 20 1936 at tha hour of ten o'oloofc awes quoted $375 down AMERICAN FORK — Funeral services for cowi $485 800 PARK CITY — Funeral aervicei fo? Mik $360 0475 a m at the court room of tha LOA ANGELES June 12 bulls $500 0 825 top vealers $1L00 Bukovar 41 Park City miner who died John Whittaker 83 ot American Fork will the In m 700: bulk 180 to 300 Hoge — Receipts 60 slow steady 2 be Cal at at conducted above entitled court Judge Evana-dlvlsto- n Wildwood sanitarium Gardlna Hog — Receipt Sunday (n p grain tew 300 to 350 lade $1075 01123 pounds $100001015 American Fork Fourth L D a ward Is fixed as the time and Monday following a 10 yeara lllneaa of ailment will be conducted In 8t chapel with Bishop Lot Robinson of Sheep — No receipts: good spring lambs pounds $950 01000' few mixed heavlee place for hearing objections If any £ulmouary and light (owe $925 0950 packing aowe quoted to $1000 or above church Saturday at 10 a m Relating account to and tq tha granting said Mr Whittaker better known by American Cottle — Receipts 300 holdovers 328 Md Bukovao waa bom In Vid Auatrla $875 0885 of said petition Sheep — Receipts 8000 December 15 1804 and came to the Fork residents as John Woods died Thursstrong to 15c steady to 25c lower fed steers $800 or more higher nr around $1125 on beet 8 26: grass steers Dated thlr Uth day of June 1934 $525 800 plain United States aa a young man He came to day morning at th horns of hit niece Mrs ldahoe trucked lots about ateady at $1113 heifers $550 down: common to medium Park City 20 years ago WM J KORTH Clerk Thomas Coddlngton with whom hs had down few wethers $7000850 choice cows $4250500 cutter grades $300 for No known relatives survive th bom hit mads past sight ytars By J B Lewie Deputy Clerk t d ahom ewes $375: several new 400: bulls to $575 calves receipts 1 Frtenda may call at the Croatian hall Hs waa born In South Kyns Llncolnshtra Cheney Jenaen- - Marr de Wtlklnks cron feeding lambs $850 0 880 29 1852 and cam to steady vesjers $850 0975 calves $700 Saturday morning until funeral service England Jun CHICAGO June 12 Attorneys for said Raoalvac America as a young man He waa an Hogij 0850 Rosary waa recited Friday night® NORTH SALT LAKE June 12 U8DA) Hogs — Receipte 1071 through shipments include 937 to Los Angeles packers strong to 5 cents higher bulk butchers $1000 fn 1020 mixed kinds down to $925 packing sows —$775 down142 74 direct through Cuttle Receipte shipments Include 48 to Los Angeles packers few lots common to medium heifers 600 odd loti medium to good cows Iris Ranck Norman Carl J Christian Warath Jensen Emma Gharlotta Sconberg Janet Diane Ward John Whittaker I - r