Show forest national will b held at the Elki home In Rock Springs and is limited to 250 Springs never before known to be dry have ceased to flow and moist persons On the evening of August 2 Post- of the men place their estimate of master General Farley will deliver the range at less than 50 per cent of a public address at the Union Pacific normal condition Many are company Old Timers' building 'pressing the belief that It will be the largest auditorium in Western necessary to feed grain to sheep while Wyoming As this is the only stop he they are being taken from the sumwill make in Wyoming it is exfiectedimer to fall ranges as the browsg is Thousands Expected to that several thousand people will practically gone in the lower aiti- jam into the auditorium to hear him tudes and is fast burning in the Hear Postmaster on higher reaches speak In addition to Postmaster General The southwestern section of this Wyoming Visit Farley and the members of grazing county around McKinnon and Burnt-forcommittee several other efistinis entirely burned out mast guished guests will arrive in Rockjranchers reporting their grain crops ROCK SPRINGS" Wyo— The Tay- Springs to spend the day including toever sprouted this year! lor grazing act hearing set for Cas U S Senator Joseph C O’Mahoney per on August 2 has been postponed of Wyoming and Governor Leslie A James Roosevelt Goes until August 3 so that members of Miller the party including Oscar L Chap Democratic party leaders and state man assistant secretary of the inter candidates from all parts of WyoThrough Casper on Trip ior and Fred W Johnson Rock ming have signified their intention Springs attorney who is now U S to Visit the city to meet Farley and CASPER Wyo (A’)— James Roosegeneral land office commissioner spend the day with him velt oldest son of the president will be able to meet Postmaster Genpassed through Casper today en route eral James A Farley upon his visit Droilth in Wind River to Rock Springs that day to Dubois In the heart of the WyoAssistant' Secretary Chapman will ming vacation country Worse Range Growing make gn address at a luncheon to Bridger-Wyomin- BOND PRICES NEW YORK July 25 (New York Security trusts Dealers' as so- - YIELD GAIKS WAITS FARLEY SELL LOWER Market Recedes From Recent Levels Prime In- Shares Decline at Close as Volume of Most Trade Sags vestments Weakest NEW YORK July 25 (M— After holding around record high levels during recent weeks prime Investment issues were inclined to yield ground in today’s bond market while scattered secondary liens displayed mild rallying tendencies The price trend continued downward in all departments however the Standard Statistics ’company av- uc ‘rfiMTfffStP'tetfrtSrecording a further decline of three-tentof a point at 854 Transfers totaled $10864000 par value com pared with $11740000 yesterday An easier tone was displayed by tome bonds of American Telephone Santa Fe Bethlfehem Steel Chesapeake & Ohio Burlington Consolidated Gas Delaware Sc Hudson Goodrich Goodyear Great Northern Illinois Central Kansas City Terminal Louisville & Nashville National Dairy Norfolk Sc Western Pennsylvania Remington Rand Shell Pipe Lines Unioij Pacific United Drug and Western Union There were a few outstanding! gainers including Allegheny corporation 5s of 1950 up 2 points at 29 St PauU5s of 1975 up 1 at 32 Chicago Sc Northwestern- 4 up 1 8 at 28 and Studebaker 6s up 1 at 47 U S- government securities were quiet and as a whole a bit easier ' The foreign section was different Austrian government 7s were only point lower at 99 despite the political upheaval in that country German government 5 and 7 were respecunchanged at 35 and 49 The Argentines were off a tively so or issuer and eased point Japanese Trade Trends Pit - 8 4 - 2 8 Local Securities WDU8TRIAL8 Asked $5500 " 10000 Amalgamated Sugar 18 63 Consolidated Wagon 10 o- oUtah Fix Olay vv 00 Utah Gas dr Coke pfd 11: so 00 '!!!!!' 475 Utah-Idah- o I44 Sugar do pfd Utah P & L 16 pfd 1675 ' 1800 pfd 75 Utah Southern Oil J?5 r By associated Press Iron— Tha recent prolonged hot spell the melt ot Iran and opera- - has retarded Concerns have been greatly restricted with government orders ontheir books were reported Working two or three days a week while othera have suspended (or the sum mer Brewers' stocks— Pacific coast hop mar kats were said to be extremely quiet with prices generally holding unchanged It wasa reported In eastern trade circles that contract was booked In Yakima Wash at 20'i cents a pound to the grower Consumers In the east were represented as staying away from the markets pending the new crop details Floor coverings— Imports ol Carpet wools greasy and washed at three eastern ports of New York Boston and Philadelphia during the week ended July 21 totaled 1051 pounds Canned foods— Traders were marking time in the eastern canned foods trade from pending further arrivals of shipments interCalifornia which had been seriously fered with as a result of the general strike In that region Wall Street Briefs 1- 4 raid- ROCK SPRINGS 'CURB ISSUES (AP— Investment Associated Pres a NEW YORK! July 25— Business failures I: fates during the week endei the Un —— July ID ceding Week and 365 in the same wee Ac year ago according to reports to Dun Bradstreet BALES (Trading Salt Lake Stock Exchange) o Sugar oommon 100 at 130 Utah-Idah- FLOUR MINNEAPOLIS July 39 (AP)— Flour doe lower carload lots family patents S7159t cotton lacka: 735 a barrel in thtoments 10301 Pure bran— 621507533 00 NEW YORK July 25 (Pf— Despite the appearance of moderate buying most curb orders in the afternoon stocks showed declines at the close - Recessions were "generally today confined to around a point or less in Some scattered firm spots evidence Among them were Dow Chemical up 2 Glen Alden Coal and Fisk Rubber advanced a point each s Electric Bond and SJiare Gulf Oil and American Cyana Sherwin-William- Standard - Oil o f Ohio ’Parker Rustproof and' Aluminum Company of America sagged around 2 each Los- ers of about a point included Charis corporation Hupnble Oil Lake Shore Montgomery Ward A A O Smith Consolidated Gas of Baltimore and Lerner Stores! Wright Hargreaves Tub-izDistiHefs corporation-Seagram- s Chatillon Flintkote and Standard minor Oil of Indiana registered oe the Democratic leader It SPRINGS WyoT— Drouth in the Wind River mounthe provisions of the Taylor act and tains are growing steadily worse to Rock Springs flockmasters will be directed towards the in the of the region The luncheon who have herds of sheep is expected national ROCK that his talk will be upon conditions ranch' at Dubois where he the will be a guest "for few days met him at the airport and together they left by automobile almost Immediately for the Wind River country C-- ’ late Calvin Cobb who guidetf Its Jes- tinies from 1889 until he died in November! 1928 Irving W Hart is the editor Ed Whittington managing edi tor and J C Adams business manager The Statesman reputedly was the first employer of union labor in Idaho It was a pioneer in the advocacy of woman suffrage It had the first telegraphic new service in Idaho and possesses the 26 1864 The news outside of town was oldest Associated Press franchise in weeks old The circulation was local the state On its lists of subscribers are some James S Reynolds of Missouri was " who have read the paper for a half the publisher In a imposing brick century it Is Republican structure 36 pages will ’Politically It was first a triweekly but in 1888 flow Wednesday morning from a modern rotary press at the rate of became a daily 30000 papers an hour OFFICER ASSIGNED 25 The from the corners of the globe It will go opt by cyclists automobiles! war department announced today that trains and planes to practically every Colonel C A Trott now on duty with the C C C at Montpelier VL has been town and hamlet in the state ' The publisher how is Mrs Mar- - assigned to duty at Fort Francis E garet Cobb Ailshie daughter of thelWarren Wyo effective August 18 BOISE Idaho I P — The oldest newsPaPer now publishing In this state the Idaho Statesman concluded its 70th year of service to the public Wednesday In a cottonwood log building the first edition composed of four short pages came slowly and laboriously from a hand pfess on the morning of July - ) two-roo- n two-stor- y eight-colum- e LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE Gag Rule GASOLINE ALLEY Relativity losses 212 00Q Tranfers approximated shares compared with 261000 yester-da- y DIAMOND OIL REPOSTS of the Diamond Oil company well In Diamond Fork canyon and lowering of the casing to a new shoulder have been completed Company officials announced Wednesday Drillers expect to bail the hole and complete the water shutoff either Saturday or Sunday and test the well next week Under-reamin- g Total sales of sheet steel In June amountWOOL MARKET ed to 114855 toils against total production were B08TON July 25 (AP)— Effort of 199438 tins according to figures comIn Instance to buy wool scattered made Flat piled by the National Association of soot on below at general quotations prices Total shipRolled Steel Manufacturers Recent bids were market ments during the mohth were 301823 net wool Inon thla on good bright wools Offers fine mostly tons fine Ohio Delaine were as low as 28 sent the grease but most holders of this The national Industrial conference board In of wool were firm at 30 cents or timates the total number of unemployed type Orders for direct purchases of higher workers In June at 7934009 an Increase of 1 lair wool In Texas were average decline of 39 9 placed with limits around 70M72 cents per cent over May and per cent from the total in March when scoured basis delivered east Its board at was The highest unemployment counts as unemployed emergency workers DRIED FRUITS AND HOPS employed under government auspices usualNEW YORK July 25 (API— Dried fruits ly part time In lieu of direct employmeni —Apricots firm choice 17c extra choice relief 18c fancy I8‘Ac other fruit steady and Dun At Bradstreet’s dally commodity In unchanged Hops— Unchanged dex stood at 11517 for the week ended July 21 compared with 11455 In the week pre’ Officers Battle With Bandit Suspects Law vious i:r - Oldest Newspaper Now Publisliing In Idaho Passes Seventieth Year RAW SUGAR NEW YORK July 25 (AP)— Raw sugar unchanged today for spots at 317 tor wsj Local refinduty free and 823 for Cub er shoved no Interest but offerings were not aggressive and In most instances held DOUGLAS Wyo W— After a gun battle here early Wednesday morning officers of Converse county believed they were on the trail of robbers who held up a filling station at Morrill Neb A car believed to be occupied ’by the robbers sped through here at 3 aim and Sheriff William Silver and Deputy Sheriff Bratton gave chgse The men in the car shot through radiator of the sheriff's car and put it out of commission The fugitive car was abandoned 14 miles west o here fractionally higher for nearby sugars The only sale reported was 9350 bags of Philip‘shipment at pines for 270 but this sugar cannot be used until next year gs the Philippine quota has al ready been filled The market opened unchanged to 1 pi lower and held around these levels for a while with very little trading but toward the middle of the session broke from 3 to 4 points under increased gelling by commission houses September 170 December 178: January 175b March 179b: May 183b: July 187b b— Bid There was no change In the refined market with refiners quoting 475 for fine resale offerings around at franulated and Withdrawals were again of eatsfactory proportions but new business was life!:ht BELIEVE IT OR NOT By Ripley SKeezi you REMEMBER HOW HARD SPUD AND GOOTCH PROMISED TO WORK IF THEY COULD COME I’VE NOTICED THEYRE SLACKIN’ UP I CAN YOU’VE CERTAINLY GOT THEM WORKING NOW HOW DID YOU DO ITT ttr-- - TOLD ’EM I you WERE COIN’ TO - r j SEND THE why NOT THE WHY POOREST! is E I'M IN THE FAMILY THEY KNOW YOU WOULDN'T SEND ME HOME THAT Pit: Morgan G The Bulkeley Letter WAS Governor 1 of CONNECTICUT f jS For DOES NOT APPEAR IN THE FIRST l£QlSl610r$ wiled LAai'e&-- - The Famous Bper of Whim 0N£ TW0 -- ere jpl THREE Petrified House' OR PEGS THE GUMPS In the Sweet By and By Le tu NAILS SCREWS NO MOLDING STUDDING OR RAFTERS THERE IS NO PLASTERING SHINGLING Liver fy 3 centuries Bom 1799 — Died 1904 t OF YESTERDAY'S EXPLANATION CARTOON - - IN SCHOOL: CONTAINS'NO WOOD B&HybunfiioiVCoqnty Kerry - WORDS TAUGHT euLKELLy Rem&med iKOtfiCe Irish Q99 $0 METALWORK OR CARPENTER ' Built W0RKIN IT IJM kq Dictators' Desirr— The Erzberg situated near Eisenerz In the Austrian province of Styrla is about 5000 feet high and consists solely or Iron ore (50 per cept pure Iron) It is estimated to contain more than 300 000000 tons of ore and Is the highest lion mmintaln to the world Since Oetmany has been deprived of her Fawa Wat kiM to uwd ore supply the Erzberg figures very pre-wlarvely In Hitler's alleged plans of annexlm Austria Mussolini's Italy which Is also de pendent upon foreign ore has Its eye on the Erzberg and In the event of a war between Jugoslavia add Italy the Italian plans are said to already foresee a rapid I by Stanley osis(r— BRINGING UP FATHER (Registered OJB Patent Offloe) George McManus |