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EVERGREEN ColoJulv 18 NEW YORK July 18 G?V-Dreported today that bank Members of the wealthy Sidles family clearings for the third successive! of Lincoln Neb were under guard W lde Advances Scored l)Viweek have exceeded the figure of the tonight at the fashionable hotel after week preceding but the aggregate! they received extortion letters which stll continues under last year’s threatened “harm for some member in The total this week for all leading of the family” cities in the United States the firm Federal department of justice stated was $5163287000 which was agents denied that they had assigned 7 5 per cent below that of a year ago a guard for the family but they said NEW YORK July 18 (A’l — Strength This contrasts with a reduction of 117 they understood privately employed hi specialties was the feature of a tguards have been placed at the hotel per cent a week earlier rally on the curb market today A Clearings at New York were $3433- - which is owned bv the Sidles family number of wide gainst were scored 650 000 a loss of 13 9 per cent while' In the group at Troutdale were Mrs particularly in the inactive list aggregate of $1729637000 for allH E Sidles widow of a wealthy remained quiet on the upswingjoutside centers represented an man her two daughters-m-latransfers which approximated 139000 crease of 8 4 per cent Mrs Harry Sidles and Mrs Louis ahares were about the same as yesAt a number of important outside Sidles and three grandchildren terday centers a substantial increase in bank Mrs H E Sidles denied that the Alcohols recovered moderately folclearings occurred this week chiefly family had fled to Colorado because of Utilities 'at Baltimore lowing recent weakness Detroit! the extortion nqtes which we Pittsburgh 'evefjndV'fcfS'aT UltyV OmhHa J'A b TiVe’r e Jli t KerXincoiiriiorjie Metals ruled narrow “We come here every summer lanta New Orleans Dallas and PortYesterday’s selling in Duke Power land Ore about July 1 and the notes had nothContinued and the issue dropped 10 ing to do with our trip this year” she points to a new year's low before said An finish the at recovering slightly advance of similar proportion was recorded by Fajardo Sugar National Airport Improvement INDUSTRIALS Container preferred got up nearly 6 To Be Sought by Club points while gains of around 4 were scored by Dow Chemical and Eureka to Pipe IDAHO FALLS Idaho-Eff- orts Among active Issues advancing inaugurate regular communication around a 'point were U S Foil B between the Idaho Falls municipal Glen Alden Coal Greyhound corporaairport and the city will be made by tion National Container common and the local Twenty-Thirtclub junior Distillers corporation Seagrams Elecservice organization it was decided tric Bond and Share Hiram Walker Tuesday night at Gil’s Grill Humble Oil Swift & Co and AmeriPlans for popularizing the airport 102 00 103 50 can Cynamid B showed fractional Amalgamated Sugar and for backing the proposed AuConti Bank Bldg betterment also were discussed Mutual Creamery 6s 1936 gust !' GET IIf TH’ TEAR H - DOWN TAR AND DOOR-PHI-L HEELY AND FEATHER BLUSTER- - KA COPS ARE HAVIN' A TOUGH TIME TO eet e r - YEAHAND THEY'RE1 UGLY- - THAT'S NO ORDINARY MOB- TH’ Letter Threats Of 1933 Figures Vol-th- Voice of the People-- d un I 17 L Remain Short MAKE GAINS JULY 19 1934 EM- DRAG KEEP 'EM OUT OF THE BUILDING - - YEAH- THIS IS PUBLIC THINKS WE’RE ' i - SUPPOSE YEAH- - YOU’RE THE DEMOSTHENE- S- MAKE ’EM A SPEECH- - ALL ABOUT THAT ‘PAL OF THE PEE-POHOOEY YOU’RE SUCH A : WOW AT- - IF YOU’RE SUCH A MASTER OF PUBLIC OPINION SHOW US A SAMPLE O’ YOUR GREAT POWER YOU TRY DOING SOMBTHING WITH THAT MOB- - IT’S YOU THEY WANT MOST- L - -- NOW- - Lm-um- e W r INN I ElVINKIXrTH 3® BRETOWITs N ER’ History Repeats Itself Local Securities I - t- 8 L & Oeden Ry 6s 1934 8 L Terminal 5s 1933 Utah-Idah- o Sugar 1934-4- 0 Utah Gas & Coke 5s 1936 Cotton Market t 1 ' t Owens-Illino- is Glass company has acquired the outstanding minority interest in the common and preferred stock of Closure Service company manufacturers of bottle caps and closures The companjr has held substantially all of the preferred and a majority of the common stock since organization of the Closure company in 1923 July 18 (AP— Index of 15 13 17 13 07 13 12 July 31 1931 13 21 13 2513 20 staple commodity prices (December 13 35 October 13 34 13 39 13 48 December equals 230 5)' equals 100 1926 average 7 144 144 0 13 41 day 13 13 50 38 previous Wednesday 40(313 January week ago 141 1 year ago 148 9 1934 high 13 59 13 48 13 49 “arch 144 7 1934 low 126 0 1933 high 148 9 1933 13 58 13 53 13 64 ay low 78 7 1932 high 103 9 1932 low 79 3 Spot Steady middling 13 35 Year ago Wednesday Staple 1 185 Silk I 2 36 (lb ) 18 NEW ORLEANS (AP)—Cotton July 546 0591 futures dosed steady net unchanged to Cocoa (lb) 14 X 08 Hides (lb one point down 0888 1475 ) - High Rubber (lb Xow dost 1 04 xl 03 Wheat (bu ) 13 13 13 07 13 00b July - 1 Commodity Index 0 NEW YORK higher Low Lost October December High 13 33 13 45 13 40 18 64 13 60 January Mareh May Spot closed "Steady 1367 low middling good middling 03333 bBid 13 671 13 13 13 19 13 18 32 40 48 50 Corn 13 21 (bu 13 47b 54b and unchanged 12 57 4 80 ) ) Lead 4 96 4662 4012 N Y Bank Stocks 1934 SETTING ' V Plucked GASOLINE ALLEY IPheai andompovt-4Reludtnflour j as wheat from United States and Canadian the week ended July 14 amountports for 1 312 025 bushels ed to comngred with 280 bushels in the preceaing week and 13738 840 bushels In the same week a year ago according to flgureg compiled by Dun 6c Bradstreet Inc 036 1335 Xl 035 10 0317 0435 1126 1 02 095 0365 (lb (lb) middling 13 22 Cotton Wool (lb ) receipts 2732 stock Coffee db ) Sugar (lb ) x— Nominal (Copyright -- VALLEY The American acceptance council states outstanding at the end of June totaled 934193248 a reduction of 1152481 202 from the amount outstanding on the same date a year ago The June 30 total waa the lowest la- - vteent years and was due It was stated to a severe decline In acceptances reported by New York City banks 7)9 Sales this that bankera’ acceptance x 6312 6162 ) 13 3501336 Hogs (cwt 8Uver (oz 1338b INTO TOO WUSS WINKLE AND GET JUST THE PROPER By Associated Press NEW YORK July 18—Net profit of Porcupine Mines Ltd in the second quarter totaled 1951734 after charges equal to II 19 a share on the capital stock This compared with 1800468 or tl a share in the June quartet of the previous year 5s 7 DOWN Wall Street Briefs do 3s 1936 NEW YORK July 18 (Ap)— After early Utah P & L 6s 2023 1941 trances based on the weather and crop Hotel Utah ' hews from the southwest cotton reacted SALES under realizing influenced by Wednesday S L Stock Exchange) (Trading less bullish weekly weather report than Utah-Idah- o 4 at 15 25 pfd Sugar anticipated The outlook for continued dry hot weather in Texas held selling In check otherwise however and the midafternoon market was quiet at net advances of points Futures closed steady ' HERO IN MY STORY IS SUPPOSED TO BE STANDING IN A VALLEY SO WE’LL 30 by Moody’s) Today’s gold statement of the New York federal reserve bank showed imports of 12 from Canada and England There NEW YORK July 18 (AP)— Following are were no exports Monetary gold stocks ol the bid and asked quotations furnished by S350000 through a dethe country gained Aseoclated on Pres New York security dealers New York By crease of stocks held under earmark for bank and trust company stocks traded WedRetail trade — Owing to the persistent hot foreign account nesday on an over the counter basis and dry weather merchandise In consum ers’ hands Is rapidly losing Us utility and ‘ RAW BUCAK ‘ Trade Trends- - 315 800 hi N tins NEW YORK July 18 (API— Raw sugar A fall was unchanged Today for duty trees with to Standard Statistics company quoted at 3 15 but there appeared to buying movement of substantial proportions spits was said to be looked for within the next be a little more Cuban In nearby position for sale and holders who asked 3 20 early few weeks later and accepted slight Canned foods— The strike on the Pacific In the day yielded Bales reported Included 34000 Coast has affected canned goods business in concessions of Cuban afloat and 63500 bags lor the east It was stated In wholesale circles bags shipment at 3 17 with most new buying deferred pending July but In a theThe futures market wae ofsteady early marsettlement of th Industrial strife the epot disappointing action general way It was stated that stocks are ket led to reacIncreased 'and liquidation moment continuaa but adequate at the market closing net tion of the difficulty might change the tions tollowMdio 3with- the lower Bales were points situation and cause a general revision of unchanged 10860 tons the price structure 'A July 165b: September 171: December 1 Iron were said producers Pig Iron—Pig 179: March 1 83 Cd 84 78(qjl 70 to be of the opinion that third quarter May 1 88 January sales would be the smallest for any quarb—Bid ter In several years The Inactivity was In refined withdrawal) continued of libattributed to the fact that June shipments eral proportions with prices unchanged at were the largest on record 4 75 for fine granulated and resale offerings at 4 70 Trust companies Bankers Bklyn Trust Cen Hanover OhemtcaJ Continental Corn Exchange Empire Guaranty Irving Manufacturers N Y Title 6s Mtge N Y Trust T Sltle G 6c Btates Get Out Your Pad and Pencil THE GUMPS RUBBER NEW YORK July 18 API-Cr- ude nlBber DRIED FRUIT AND HOPS 1 NEW YORK July 18 futures closed steady higher July fruit 14 70n September 1404 October 15 07n steady unchanged Pacific Hops easier December 15 33W15 34 Smoked ribbed spot coast 1033 prime choice 335i34 medium BOSTON Jul)r IS (API— There was some closed 14 75n nNomlnal to prime 3Ur33 1832 prime to choice 23 26 medium to prime further Inquiry on tho shorter staple Texas 21®23 wool and an occasional small sale was LEAD ZINC FUTURES closed at 61663 centa scoured basis lor fall NEW YORK July 18 (API— Lead futures FLOUR wool Bids were mostly 70 cents scoured closed steady 4 to 10 points higher Bid— MINNEAPOLIS July 18 (API— Flour 10 basis or under for eight months wool but October 3 70 Sales 60 000 pounds higher carload lots family patents 57 45 holders were adhering firmly to their Zinc futures closed quiet 3 points h'gher 4(7 65 a barrel In coiton sacks asking prices around 75 ® 78 cents at wmen Bids— September 4 35 October 4 38 De- shipments 18 617 aome wools were recently sold Puns bran — 520 00620 50 cember 4 44: January 4 47 No sales Wool Market BELIEVE irOR NOT By Ripley BRINGING UP FATHE- R- AROSE By George McManus GREW OUT OF ANOTHER VELL- - I’LL HAVE TO DiSCOURAGETHE IDEA OF COIN TO THE SEA ROSE Par ad NT l A NEAR-NUDIS- AROUND AS T- Raised by HA5l BLEVINS I 5aivAntopi Appearing T 15) st the"' Relieve It or Not ODDimm (0 DAUGHTER-WANT YOU TO 1 SEE MY NEW WlKlNQ-SrUi- r can Put to A GOLF BALLS IN HIS AT ONETIME MOUTH T- VE AIMT GOIN TO NO MOUMTAlNS EITHER I’M GONNA GiT'EN TO GOTO A CQLD PLACE HER TO SPEND VI OuR VACATION! AN’ The Liver i A CONTAINS of a COO VITAMINS FROM THE 5UV - A See Shake Hands With World Champion Auto Racer Peep Sea Fish Ralph ABSORBED — A de palma the world king who has won 2757 different championships once faced at the Fair Grounds ih Salt Lake ALTHOUGH THE COO NEVER City - He'a hark agaizi a ni wants t iv Salt Lake City boys advice on safe driving tic’ll also tell you about his thrilling experiences Meet this champion personally fellows! You’ll like him Mr De Palma will glte yoU his autograph If yon desire " V L The King of HOUSE OF Under ttie terms of the will of D S The Spencer reiired general passenger c system his agent of the a proff'otil fane divr formed bv Sam Howard of Houston Texas Howard who estate is left lo Mrs Margaret dome on backward and two and a half la able Phd wll!in to do (hi due on re- entire forttnrd sonv’rsvitt in the same due The quest at any ttm and fives dallv exhlbl Crismon Spencer hn widov’ a Iv In dis two A balances Houston im lur tlons tV pool opposite Fanrv Divine— frj’v remerlcsbl dt Pet lien for Idler: of adirini Ira onto tn rlneboprd and re- - Tomorrqw— “The YwwntMl lUdto Opera and one that probabjv cannot be dnnltrated (Lon were filed in Third district cuurt ’Ur” somersault dne per ibounding into the forward spina U tbt i Union-Pacifi- i rov-r- I not permitted COMMONS do so was charlzs -- ahd he lost ms head TO ENTER THE last kinq'to I England is 'Spencer Leaves Estate to Widow Wednesday The First National bank of Salt Lake City is named the deA sired executor No value was placed on real and property in the petition Mr Soencer died June 26 The will stated that provision for four children had been made duiing The eh ldren M” Speneer's lifetime ire IOi'i e Spencer Tanner Daniel Funk Spent! i and Did Cri ifion and Spencer all of Salt Lake Cit Kahryn Spencer Campbell of Diego See the Ford thing's free! San Ca! AMMVLS DIE IN FLAMES MONTPELIER Idaho— Fire of mined origin early Tuesday de slioted the barn and sheds in the rear of (he place occupied by Lester Piesrnll on North Sixth street Fire men veie unable to sate three hoises and tt n pig x hu h ttei e m the barn Sete’al els of harness nKn were destiojed There was no insurance Ralph De Show too Every- Palma FORD LAWN PARTY THURSDAY—4 p m Main at North Temple |