Show - & THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE' 'est Toledo Pushes Mine S Outlines LT Power Units Treasury Loan Losing fight May Development retkry Morgenthau met Wednesday Against TVA with the federal reserve WASHrNGTON 19 UP)—Sec members of board's open market committee to West Toledo Mines company' Is Make preliminary plans for the e borrowing pushing development work at Its treasury's is expected to borThe property at Alta with all possible row a treasury sum for new cash together ipeed A president of with 000000000 to meet maturing the company reported Wednesday bills Those attending the meeting gave A 4000-foair line has been run no hint as to what type of obligathrough the Columbus Remit' tun tions would be issued or how much nel and the west raise in the West the would aggregate It bortowing are Toledo and machine drillers is expected however that the fin working two shifts making about nancing will exceed the five feet a day in driving to the mark southeast from the top of the raise After conferring with the secreThe objective is a point where three the committee met alone to tary fissures—the Haskell the Manitoba canvass the government bond marand the Zacatecas—intersect the ket and determine whether buying At this inter- operations are desirable in the imCardiff overthrust section Mr Jacobson believes will mediate future be found the downward extention of the West Toledo ore body which the Chicatro Grain company mined in the Manitoba fissure 400 feet above on the slope to ( AP )—Despite CHICAGO 10 May lite west showers In Kansam and Saskatchewan wheat Mr Jacobson believes the objec- Wednesday scored 2 cents a bushel maxinew upturn with most of the gain tive is about 200 feet ahead but mum held at the last Price setbacks which at times more than expects to find ore before reaching offset wheat market advances were largethe intersection character and were ly of a followed by rebounds' upward It By continuing 200 feet beyond the quickly was contended the moisture received whether intersection Mr Jacobson says he In domestic or Canadian drouth regions was light to be of any important benefit expects to find the downward ex- too for crops now retrograding fast throughtension of the Crown Price Fred- out wide areas A leading Kansas elevator company re- erick ore body that prospects of a big crop of ported fin Frank Harris and associates have wheat Kansas this year are definitely out the picture bought a hoist and compressor and of At Ve 114 cents the close wheat Was expect to install them in a few days above Tuesday's finish - May 513314 OP 13334 412344 $123tAt September July on their lease on the West Toledo $12114 61 2134 corn Vs cent off to 114 surface 750 feet above the company cents' up May $13334 July 6118 6P 34 11$ $109 (2) 109 IA oats development Last fall they hit a 14 tp Vs September cent down: May 52 5214 c and sank 100 feet and rye ehowing 134 0 214( cents tbulge May CMS fissure $118 Vs Provielons risults were 10 to 22 found good mineralization but cents higher From the outset increaalng evidence of a to postpone development crop damage both in the domestic south- ther could install machinery-- - west and in Canada tended to hoist wheat Another atimulus was that unlike Mr Jacobson reports that work- values Liverpool quotations fully yesterday men are clearing away the last Moreover price gains here reports in ptrtieular telling of tempersnowdrift and will hate the road to atures in the nineties and of big nothe mine open in about ten days tions already showing virtual crop failure The Columbus Rexall and Flagstaff regardlese of raina hereafter did much to put wheat sellers at a disadvantage will then begin shipping ore to be Trading in wheat was at an active pace followed shortly by the West Toledo with May the leader of upturns of values although reports were current that several mid-Jun- ot half-billio- profit-takin- ed — Until-- ill Can-'s- o Declares ' Pk: Dividend Orogrande Listed On S F Exchange Range of Leading Futures Open 8132 122 121 122 July Sept 4 SAN FRANCISCO May 19 (A')— Dec The San Francisco mining exchange flew 134 Wednesday announced the admisold sion to trading of the stock of July iew 120 r grande-FriscoGo- ld MinesInc old The company operates gold min- Sept 110 ing property in Idaho county Idaho Decoats-- - 81 Gold ore is mined by the open pit May 53 441e method The company has a 450ton July 40 Sept rnill 40 !le Capitalization is 5000000 Dec shares of 10 cents par value there Soybea n- s- 14 1 " Dividend Declared By Phone Company NEW YORK May 19 Ull—DirecAmerican Telephone & Telegraph company Wednesday declared the regular dividend of $225 a share en the common titock Karl W Waterson was elected a Vice president He was formerly an aksistant vice president in charge of plant operation traffic and general and operating results in the depart- tient of operation and engineering The dividend is payable July 15 to holders of record June 15 tors of Close 6133 $131 $13334 121 123 123 110141 121 121 1231e 120 122 135 132 120 110 118 108 80 8134 53 45 40 176 174 July -- 173 Ity14-may 116 10534 July 92 Sept Dec 94 - 11814 1 0814 9314 941e 13334 133 118 81 175 173 116 105 0114 5214 44 39 4014 175 174 118 10818 9314 94 931 2-52 73 MaByae YJuly 1262 Sept 1290 Oct 1297 Bellie- sruSY 12 55 12 42 13 07 41287 1207 1270 1297 1255 16I7' 1677 16 75 1250 1265 1295 1300 1675 Kansas City KANSAS CITY May 10 (AP)—Wheat20 care: 12c lower to 212c higher NoNo2 dark hard nominally $13012 q139 3 81300132 No 2 hard 813334 Q134 i No 2 No 3 ' nominally $12912 Q13214 No 3 red nominally 813312 013812 nominally $13211 013613 81211A1 Sep1132 July Clone—May tember 8119 Corn—Recelpts 8 cars: unchanged to lc No 2 white nominally 8143 0 higher No 3 nominally 813912 ep144 14014 No 3 8137 No 3 yellow $13714 o No 2 mixed nominally $1350137 114 3 nominally :t July $124 Cloae—May 3135 Oats—Receipts 2 cars 1c lower to '12c By Ammoniated Press higher No 2 white nominally 154056c ' NEW YORK May 19—Short friterist on No 3 nominally 52 iff 54c Milo maize nominally $240(0250 the New York igtock exchange as of the Kafir nominally $2400250 opening of business April 30 Wit 1012186 HY& nominally 81o5talo7 shares compared with 1190064 shares as or Mama 31 Barley nominally 76083c No 1 hard and dark hard wheat 15 to 20 -cents over July No 2 hard and dark hard Monthly Index of newspaper advertising 12 to 18 cents over' No 1 red wheat 17 increased 14 to 19 cents over No 2 red 15 to 17 cents eompned by Printers Ink per cent in lineage in Aprli over March over No 2 white corn 20 to 22 cents No 2 yellow corn 13 to 1414a cente The New York stock exchange hex asked over over No 2 mixed corn 1111 to 13 cents permiesion Of the securities and exchange over rommission to strike from Hating and reg- ---- -istrstion that $7 and $8 cumulative end preferred stock Generel nee and Electric Minneapolis The small number of shares oorporation MINNEAPOLIS 19 May (AP)—Whcat— in the bands of the public is Receipts 49 care Futures outstanding 8140Vs ailed as the reason Trad- September 8115 July S132 cents unchanged 1 basis Quotations ing C Tree has been elected president of higher le Lake Ott company a pubettilary of Cash wheat—No I heavy dark northern COI company tate 1 lymouth 60 pounds 1114615444 No 1 dark enceeeditagg the C : 58 northern 59 Farquhar --:--- $144No 0152 ' 2 57 pounds pounde $142 5:nderNo NEW YORK 3 56 pounds May 19—Baldwin $140 55 pounds 11134 Works Wednesday called a epeeist( $137 '014844 0 Meeting of stockholders for June 15 to 146 fancy No1 hard Montane $142 Jorrease and reclassify the authorized calci- 0144 kgrade of No 1 dark hard or No te! stock Under the plan there would be 1 hard Montana winter $135 4127 U 725251 shares of I per cent cumulative hard amber durum No 1 81284 0121 g 0131 preferred of $30 par value and 3000000 No 1 red durum $129 Corn—No 3 yellow $13012122 'shares of common of 913 par value Stare- holders also will be asked to increase the Trading basis 1 cent higher Quotations 1 cent higher company's teuthorized indebtedness to $33Oats—No 3 white 49 a 50c 978000 7 -- Irtax—No1 s-2 S2135 Y2 sweet clover seed $135001400 ' e --- $35 Wall Street Briefs -- li — o e 1 t i ' -- 1 a E - - - Bye—No Dividend- NEW YORK May 19 (AP)—Directors et Continemet' Oil company Wednesday a "special" dividend of 25 cents a share on the common stock and a simper amount designated as "a dividend" Both are payable June 30 to holdere of Three months 'ago a diviiscord'iune 9 dend of 25 cents was paid The company's properties are mostly In the midcontinent and headquarters are at Ponca City Okla Principal eastern prop-art- y is a refinery at Baltimore ---- i0 -- -- WINNIPEG ' riVinnipeg I - 1 4 - Otis dend of ' ' Elevator soMpanytannounred ' a divi25'cents on the comnion stock pa- yee June 31 to stock of record June 1 This compared with 15 cents in March - - ' -- Earnings - : Montgomery Ward & Co reported not ending April eerninge for the first quarter with 30 of 63466355 compared $2836- This 839 the correspondint 1936 period was after for 61045000 major '-- tax items After provision fon dtvMende on the Mesa 71271 0A" stock the first quarter net was equivon the outstand" Receipts for the fiscal year (since July alent to 61 cents a share '1) g430127542722: expenditures $8- ing common compared with 54 cents a 'hare CO342094612 including $250050631990 a year ago m ''' r 'Treasury Report ' WASHINGTON poMay 19 tAP1-- The lition of the treasury on May 17: flecelPts $2030834487 expenditures S5760180572 balance $1702171150 63 Customs receipt!' for the month 527291- - f 500UTH May rRANasco 850 19 mostly 25 cents higher top and bulk good 180 to butchers $1150 most 260 to butchers: $1100 package good' d light Pigs 81010- Cattle—Receipts 250: steers practically abeent: nominally steady part' load me$775 fed steers dium 9 to around $1000 absent medium to good she stock about Meal d load good grass cows part few $600 heavy dairy cowl up to $450 SAN bulls weak $625 down Calves—Receipts 75 no early action peelings good to choice vealers held above $850 Sheep—Receipts 1800: lambs active decks early strong to 25 cents higher: two lambs spring good 761101ind California cent Medium deck sorted 15 per $975 good 63found shorn lambs $000 straight shorn California slaughter ewes $350 LOS ANGELES May 19 Hogs—Rereipts 400: 115 to 50 cents higher $1160'01199 ' locals held :14411 ann Cattle—Receipts 750to holdovers 575 meditim slow Moldy good fed steers grass steers $785 er 865 $02501025 grass heifer& $8500775 cows $500 cla 610 cutter grade& $3500)475 culls $600 rit700 Calves—Receipts 250 steady: light calves and vealers 88750900 fgw vealers $925 Sheep—Receipts 150 good shorn spring at lambs steady $825 Hearing -- on Oil ' Idaho Governor Names Copper Tariff Board ' Bill Postponed 19 ()P)---- 1 ' i i men to Idaho - mining prominent serve on the Idaho copper tariff board the purpose of which is to seek upward revision of import duties On copper i were 1 11 c Those appointed Carthy Frank Eichelberger and Henry L Day all of Wallace Stanley A Easton and R D Leisk Kellogg E T Fisher of Warren and G W Gwinn of Boise Lenses F Rich Divorce Granted Nellie Kathryn Williams from Rowland Pitts Williams cruelty Judge Herbert N Schiller Cody Wyo extending authority of permit holders to prospect for oil on public lands The committee heard It T Danaher Casper Wyo oil man and Edward M Freeman Houston Texas ' attack federal regulations for ad- ministering the oil and gas leastrg act Danaher said the unit plan regulations of the interior department were having a "ruinous effect on Flour small oil MDTNTEAPOL18 May 19 He saidopetp lin with departcotton Carload iota per barrel in sacks: 'Family patents unchanged $725 ment regulations under penalty' of er745: standard patents Sc higher - 9710 1losing I i impermits was "virtually 4$730shipments 16402 Pure bran-9possible and would wipe the sinall (AP)--Plou- r— - aete Bert Charles and Dorothea Walton Davis Magna Utah daughter Tchaggeny HATWYK—Henry and Louise Hatwyk 860 McClelland street daughter STONE—Kenneth Howard and Mary Anna Miller Stone 217 Swan court daughter DE GRAW—Joaeph Alma and Junietta Luella Chatwin De Graw 1039 South Second West street son DENVER—Elmer Jr and Norma Mae Larsen Denver Fort Ducheine Utah son Elloworth and Ann M'ALLISTER-B- en Kathryn Shaw McAllister Bingham Utah daughter Charles and ha Nteleen FINNERTY—Hugh daughway Finnerty 856-ter Vincent and Edith May YENCHIK—JoReph Bountiful Utah son ' Groves Yenchik REID—Lee Emmett and Verda Molen Reid North Salt Lake Utah daughter WEENIO—Fred M and Raola Fern Seely street son ' Weenig 275 It Ross and Voneta Millett HOPKINS—Clair Vernal Utah eon Moraine and Bertha NewWilson MARTIN—Keith man Martin 558 North Tenth West street daughter EVANS—Erest Floyd and Jennie Shelton Evans 233 Floral avenue daughter MarEIDLER—Charies Cie mentehaenod Aarstreet 7 garet Hans Eidler Jolt land REDFORD—Douglas Hamilton 169 Anne Weat Carman Schrader Redford Fourth South street son WEDDLE—Robert Clarence and Beatrice 1321 East Hortense Horsley Weddle South Temple etreet son tEGG—Leonard E and Rhoda Ellen sites Legg 2965 South State street daughter Maria O'NEIL—Cherie' Robert and Virginia son Rybura O'Neil Big Piney Wyoo MULLETT—Arthur Adelbert and Helen Lo- raine Tregaskis Mullett 320 EastEroadwaY son SCHROADEH—Herbert Frederick and Ruth 540 Konsta Evelyn Grow &broader court goo BAY—Ezra Russell and Beta Evans Day d West street son 3789 South KIMBALL—Russell and Nadine McGinty Kimball 2624 Alden atreet daughter BRA BY—Robert Gammell and Kathryn 819 Sixth East Thelems00Bou me Braby N and Clara Mae EDMUDS—Herschel Jensen Edmunds 1712 South Main street 103MEON-MartrAland Vele PIACI' lierf Johnson 70 West North Temple street daughtar Broadbent and Vera Alice HOGGAN—LeRoy 1129 Bryan avenue Cardwell noggin son DAVIS—Bert bilarles ton Davis Magna daughter and Louise Tchaggeny HATWY91—Henry 860 McClelland street daughHatwyk ter ' ' STONE—Kenneth Howard and Mary Anna DE GRAW—Joseph Alma and Junietti Luella Chatwin dt Graw 1039 South Second West street son Mae Larsen Denver Jr Fortabucheane son WALLISTER—Bert Ellsworth and Ann Katheryn Shaw McAllister Bingham daughter Charles sindilla Niel- FINNERTY—Hugh 856-teen Finnerty daughter YENctinc—Joeeph Vincent andsonEdith May Bountiful WIGroves Yenchik Emmett and Verda Mole' Reid North Salt Lake daughter HOPKINS--Clai- r Ross and Vonets Millet Hopkins Vernal Son MARTIN—Keith Wilson and Bertha Newman Martin ' 448 North Tenth West street daughter ' Fairviewi Utah—Ralph and On Swenson daughter DATIS-- Rubber a - rub (AP)---Cru- 2e7 teom32eehteher pt - ' out" News of Record WA RRA NTY DEEDS Albsrt Glover Jr to Magnus E 01 Sos section 30 townsbip 2 south range 1 east 1 Mary E Rasmussen to Marche R Rasmussen lot 4 block 22 plat Mortimer Mfielby to Ren W NicM ols section 4 township 2 south range 1 east 10 D G Lunn et al it) Virginia 0 Lunn section 28 township 1 South range 1 east 10 L J Bowers Sr to Kelvin J Drake section 30 township 2 south range 1 vest 1 Heber C Cutler to Best Homes Inc lot 35 block 6 Highland Park 10 plat C Albert Glover Jr to Everett' G Mines section 30 township 2 south range 1 east 10 William $ J Van Ry- tor Deorger W - s- e-Walker lot 3 block 99 plat A 10 Orrin H M orris to Lillian J Morris lot 34 block 8 Oakley ubdivi- slon 1 Harold Ervington to 0herMan E Neaten lot 15 biotic 2 Roberti Place 10 C W Olson to L N Reese pee tion 34 township 1 south range io east Deaths Burbank Within& SO 451 Sherman avenue unknown but natural in its nutmeg May 17 Elizabeth Wood $4 51 East exist- - WOOD—Parah Fortvocighth South - street lobar pneu- May 16 FREE—John Franklin Free 57 Rexburg a Idaho valvular heart disease May 174 1onia street C Milner owner Thomas L Newton builder brick residence 523 Tenth avenue H R Free owner Philip Blesinger builder brick stucco residence 1282 East Twenty-Gri- t South A innide011omlomW — The baseball classes which were held during the past few month a tinder the direction of A L (Doc) Self were concluded with examinations on the work covered in the course Fifty-seve- n boys were enrolled Fohowing the checking of examination questions which were compiled by M J (Mick) Scanlon president of the Utah State Umpires and Scorers aseociation prizes were awarded to the high average and outstanding boys The awards were presented the following boys at the regular American Legion meeting held at the Utah Copper club: Most outstanding student Johnnie Evans silver trophy by Copper Printing second place to Dee Peel baseball shoes by Spalding-WesterArms third place to Ralph Self baseball mitt by Hofmann's: fourth place to O'Neil Robinson sweater by J C Penney Lee Self will call for the first practice of all boys interested in playing baseball this summer some time next week The school will close this Friday 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 1200 300 000 1000 400 3000 35000 3000 2800 n Copper Club Golfers Stage Special Meet Golf Meet at C C Nobles of El Kalah temple Ancient Arabic Order Nobles of the Mystic Shrine will hold the first Shriners' golf tournament Friday afternoon at the Country club it was announced Wednesday by Charles Wardrop chairman of the committee golf Nobles Who plan to participate in the meet are requested to register on Thursday with WardroTy at the Salt Lake Hardware company or with Julius S Daniel recorder of El Kalah temple The tourney will start at 1 p tn Bennett Whittier No Art Project Sugarhouse W P Office Downtown " 3 2 1 0 1 2 0 W P A 0 3 — A their regbiar monthly dinner rneet- ting his tee shot into the cup on the 7 hoIe at Bonneville The hole is ing Thursday at 6:30 13 m In the Newhouse hotel 150 yards long An education and health program Taylor was playing with Max has been Dean who also received a thrill out arranged by Anna T Adams and Frances Phillips- - Dr of the miracle shott ' Spencer Wright will deliver an illustrated lecture on carcinoma and Miss Lisle Bardford music instrucU S Bikers Lead tor at East school will preLONDON May 19 l Cross- sent a group high of pupils in a musical I ley and Jimmy Walthour the Amer- recital ican team held their one-la- p lead Russia reports that the numberWednesday night as the riders neared the mark in Lon- of savings depositors in villages has y don's bike rate doubled in the last 12 months 1 To Tuenday night's results: R EL la State Capitol W P A 8 2g 25 15 13 5 Sugarhouse W P A Batterien — Fox awl Naught': Anderson Burt E Roberta and R Roberts - --- --- R EL Y 3 10 36 Liquor Commission W A Downtown Office 4 5 16 P Batteries — Oakley and Shields' Sheeran and Porter le- R state Tax Commission 3 13 2r) 7 Art Project 5 12 I Batteries mawoon Clawson andtit1 ein and Robinson The Big Six - By the Associated Press Standings of the' leaders (lint each league): 9 - Bell Browns Medwick Cardinals Cronin Red Box Lary Indiane Arnovich Phillia: : Brack Dodgers AB three in Pet R R 21 87 17 41 471 24 99 23 44 444 1T 71 12 31 431 79 34 430 01 lg 24 94 15 37 :394 22 90 20 35::389 — ' SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION ' Birmingham 2 Atlanta B New Orleans 9 Chattanooga a Nashville 7 Memphis 12 LEWIN Des Moines 6 Rock Island 3 Davenport 2 Cedar Rapids 12 Sioux City 13 Waterloo 5 - AMERICAN ARia0CIATION Milwaukee 2 Louisville O Minneapolis 13 Columbuo 4 7 St Paul Toledo R Kansas City I Indianapolis a ' a - pan 8 1 11 Comm weewaw"eillieee lawallwaaPnw $ ONLY a) 1119 71"15 70 Star ?OM 0'elmesm-el- - 4Vii1 ' " 1 it 1 III PI c::3 ANIL 8 - E '' - irtinl4r1E"----- P071 'YEAR wadkRANTat OO 1111a ' 900-mi- le Radio Programs I $ r t t e7M 468 'THE - VOICE ' -tl A TIMRSDAY MAY 20 LAFfmAn ' OFTHE WEST I THURSDAY MAT 20 Birds Serenade Flashes' 7:00—KDYL—Today's AIMLnat Strings 7:15—KDYL—Your Home t Watch 7:30—KDYL—Trans-RadiNews News Alarm Clock 8:00—KDYL—Success story ' Shopping Hints the Mall Melodies 8:30—KSL—Breakfast News May One Girl in a MilInterlude lion All-Sta- r Blaufusie orchestra Weal Write Jack ties of Mary Marlin 9:30—CBS—Romance of Helen Trent That Never Grow 9:45—CBS—Our Gal Sunday and Bob ' dra-- 10:00—CBS—Betty Inc Cinderella Keane ty 10:18—C8S—Modern DenoteOn ' 10:30—CBS—Betty Crocker On 'Marches of AU Churches with Jot Emerson Wigs of the Cabbage 10:48—CBS—"News of Today" Jobe IL 6:00—IDYL—Early Other Wife" Plain BBL" o ' Watkins It :00—CBS—Big Slitter club: Don Me- - 11:15--K81-- The Milky Way with Mary Lee Taylor and Bennie Walker of ceremonies Clark Jane Behlke Walter 11:30—CBS—”Your News parade" with Edwin C Hill Blautuss' orcheetra rt 11:10—RDY1--Trans-Radi11:45—CB8--MyNews and Marge ' NOON 11:35—KDYL—Today's Stars 12:00—X81-Tenn- is LeVi "Tinter' TiPs'"' for Women Only 11:155—KDYL—Newo M P Young's Family" 12:00—NBC—"Pepoer 12:15-107--and Music P 11 You Remember Sonia of 12 I5—ICBC—"Ma Perkins" the day before yesterday 12:30—NBC—"Vie and Bade Market Quotations and 12:45—NBC—"Ths O'Neill's" International Newt 1:00—KDYL—To be announced Bulletin& 135—KDYL—Bilver Serenade Pe11117 To-Kitty Kelly dor 1:30—CB8—United States Army Band the Moon" Musical Matinee 1:45—NBC—"The Guiding Light" 2:30—C138—All Hands on Deck 2:00—KDYL—Time to Relax Postscripts 2:15—NBC—Hazel Warner and Martha 245—K81—Musical 3 00—(Sle—Movie Time on the Ain Meade News 3 Renee orchestra s2:4S—NBC—Harry School presenting The 3:00—NBC—Jimmy Kemper and company - Charm CatherineCunningham 3:15—NBC—Valdmir Brenner Minutes 3:45—KSL—Melrecly on Conference 3:20—NBC—Oxford Sellars organist Church Community and State Knighthood of Youth News 3:35—K DYL—Rhythm and Romance 30RelRadio WorClub e and Music 400-NI- tcAl Vierra and his Hawaiian& 4 of Values in a Sentimental Radio Column Mood 4 Artiste Glow 5:30KSL—The Junior Revue Melodies Vallee's Variety Show —Connecticut Yankees: outstanding personalities of stage screen and radio 8:00—KDYL—Church in the Wildwood' John Beagle baritone Trans-Radi- o EditiOn News Cheers vocal trio Your Hobbyf 1:00—NBC—Bing Crosby Musit Hall— Connie - Boswelll and her singing Lionel Mandell Lee Tracy bulldogand William Gargan Jimmy Dor- Ney'm orchestra 'neiAndy 8:15—NBC—Show Boat—Lanny Rose Al Goodman's orchestra - Honey Dean MOIR311e1 'n' Januaryguest Mare 9:15—KOYL—Virginia Verrill Arden and Arden 0:30—KDYL—Habby Valley Polka 9:45—NBC—Charlie Barnet's orchestra 10:00—KDYL—Trans-RadiNews 10:15—NBC—Yddis Versos' orcheetra Orler's orchestra 10:30—NBC—Jimmy 11:00—NBC-si-Slumber Hour 11:15—NBC—Ricardo and Nis violin 11:30—NC—Al Kevelln's orchestra Midnight 12:00—NBC—Bob Young's °rehears 4:'15—NBC—Moon If te - six-da- Pct 667 333 ' tal---A- 1000 1 000 Friday May 21 State Capitol W P A VL Liquor Cornmiesion at Sugarhouse Sugarhoune W P A va State Tax Comminsion at Forent school Downtown Office W P A Vs Art Project at Dintab school ' Opened for Traffic 4 3 - Schedule Alpine Loop Highway R F Taylor joined the ranks of Members of the Business and Pro- the hole-in-o- ne golfers Wednesday when he surprised himself by put- fessional Women's club will attend at Fair 000 000 by the commission two weeks Ace at Bonneville B P W Club to Hear Lecture on Carcinoma at club at Liquor Commission State Tax Commission will be heard the next during FTaylorScores 2 Yale A C vs Sharp Electric at mont No 2 N O Nelson vs Wilford Ward A C Jordan' Park Eeker Studio vs notary Boys' Gallagher Becht FEDERAL STATE LEAGUE (Softbsii) Standing et the Teams Won Lost 3 0 State Capitol W P A Scribner Omaha This is the first of a series of hearings on valuation protests from railroads utilities and mines which rd C A ' Automobile travel started this week on the Alpine loop road extending through American Fork canyon through- - rugged mountain — country and into Provo canyon according to J E Gurr supervisor of the Wasatch national forest' Twenty-fiv- e workmen in the W P A camp at Aspen grove have comyards the final patch The putting contest was captured pleted cleaning off of drifted snow that blocked traffic by Harry Lott with an average of throughout the winter The road is 13 inches from the cup for three In good condition Mr Gurr said tries two of them 'stopping within nine inches of the hole The approaching contest with best ball out of three tries at 115 yards ended Car Track Removal in a tie between Rue Packard and Bearing Set by Board Orem Stewart each with a ball 30 inches from the cup Hearing on an application of the The blind bogey prize was spilt three ways with Paul Garside Rus- Utah—Light and—Traction company sell Magelby and Harry Lott tying to remove car tracks from West at 70 strokes each On the lucky Temple street between First South and First North streets and between drawing Val Garfield won a pair Fifth and Thirteenth South streets of spiked golf shoes Paul Garside e won the low nine hole score prize will be heard before the public eery-iccommission on May 28 with a 34 and tied with Abel LarThe company some time ago son for low 18 holes with a 72 switched from street can to buses on this street but the tracks are still In place League Sehedule Germania mmwl A protest against property tax valuations placed by the state tax commission on properties of the Union Pacific system in Utah wat heard by the commission Wednesday at the capitol The company claims lie proper ties have been assessed higher than other property In the state and has asked that the valuations be reduced to the amounts set forth in the company's returns to the commission On the Oregon Short Line It IS requested that the valuation be reduced from $11282650 to $8398- 324 Union Pacific main line from $8950333 to 0199377 Union Pad-fi- e Park City branch from $779915 to $627110 Los Angeles and Salt Lake from $16457941 to $13358- 545 and Pacific Fruit Express from -- $2922237 to 0245304 Arguments for the railroad were presented by Tax Agents E M Sawyer Salt Lake City Charles Adams Los Angeles and A H a special match at the Utah Copper Golf club a series of competitions were held in driving putting approaching bogey etc A large number ot—locaLenthuslasts were hand for the meet The drying tourney on a fairway was won by Max Wimmer with an average of 237 yards for three tries with drives of 240 230 and 234 Recreation Softball Friday" Gimes vs 000Nmmum MAGNA—In Shriners Schedule " ' 10 street ' it 10 10 east Dyer O Claticto Ralph P Rail lot a block 2 merlon Heights addi Fration Pinia IL Ames section 3 township 1 south 2 est range 11 William Jensen to Lou A Earl O section township 2 south range I éat William H Jensen to A R Curtis section 10 township 2 south range 1 meet John P Isaac to George H Lund lot 7 block 70 plat C R W X Smith owner Ketehunt Builders' Supply company build er addition to brick shop 609 South Second East street $ John Allen owner and builder re model brick residence 711 South Ninth East street M G Romney owner and builder brick residence 1231 East Fourth South street Bauer Holding company Owner- builder remodel brick More 105 North Third West H Pitchforth owner Acel Richard Ion builder remodel brick mi dence 1400 Yale avenue Lauren W Gibbs company owner and builder brick residence 1213 Browning avenue BUILDING PERMITS W H MeIntyrie company owner Fullmer Brothers builder remodel store building 144 South Main ' - 10 L N Reese to C W Olson lot 19 block 2 Kelsey & G subdivision G A Pantos to Mary M Hamilton lot 14 block 1 Magna addition $ Lawrence B Herbert to Charles W Osborne section 33 township 3 south range 1 east Sophia W Rosell to Zion's Savings Bank and Trust company lot 8 block 57 plat 13 George Way to Iriatik C Howe sec tIoi E towttsh p 2 mouth range 1 east 1 and 'Elevator 'tom— Colorado to Kelly lot 1 block n"y platPaul A ' John Vlaser to crt 'Chi:late '''''''' set: lion 11 tows hip 2 south range 1 aERN WILRINS-J- ohn The American Kennel club more than half a century of ence has registered some dogs Bankruptcies Vivian Patten Payson hephihUtte anacsi $10544 50 $2190 axemptiona $21903 k51165 incsuraural Cecil Davie 341r Maras avenue Og- den ear litepector Liabilities $81142 seta 52356 601 exemptions $2130 William C Romney 1089 Nmerson avenue Salt Lake City boilermaker Liabilit lea 381661 &soots $4425 exemptions 53650 Henry 1 "nion Pacific Exams Given At Ball School Seek Cut in Tax Valuation night M—AGNA erder Births EVANS—Ernest Floyd and Jennie Shelton 233 Floral avenue daughter EIDLER—Charies Clements and Anna Margaret Hans Eidler 1193 Third East street son REDFORD—Douglas Ham! hod and Anne Carman Schrader Redford 189 West Fourth South street son WEDDLE—Robert Clarence and Beatrice Weddle 1321 East Hortense Horsley South Temple street son LEGG—Leonard E and Rhoda Ellen Jiles Legg 2965 South State street daughter O'NEIL—Charles Robert and Virginia Maria Ryburn O'Neil Big Piney Wyo son MULLETT-Arth- uroo Adelbert and Helen Mullett 230 Eaat Loraine Third South street son SCHROADER—Herbert Frederick and Ruth 540 Koneta Evelyn Grow Schroader court son DAY—Eara Russell and Beta Evans Day West street BOIL 3789 South KIMBALL—Russell and Nadine MCGillty Kimball 2624 Alden street daughter BRABY—Robert Gammen and Kathryn Thelrnat Burns graby 819 Sixth East street mon EDMUNDS—Herechel N Jenson Edmunds 1712 South Main street son JOHNSON—Harry Albert and Helen Fisher Johnson 70 West North Temple street daughter Broadbent and Vera Alice HOGGAN—LeRoy Cardwell Roggen 1129 Bryan avenue 3250 ' ' New Suits Filed Rome Owners Loan corporation vs N D Anderson et al foreclosure $189202 attorney Ray Van Cott ' fellows e 68 Mai Payne 122 61 street carcinoma May IT Christian Thompson THOMPSON—Joseph 43 Mayliald cholocystitis May 1 9 PAYN18—-anni- fughter -- excems of ex- NEW YORK May 19 emergency expenditures Lear fureats7Cloned poitteeeolocfloattetteGwaesekaneLeFief Jarie 1247 oteerelemTin5dazelitils68410141o14:5alee800sa firm y 88768106 previouer:laY totaled IsGold kilowatt tric output 2124 19486 under the mael $tine hour an increase nf 148 per cent over ' Smoke4 ribbed epot--210-5m 91190139051575cluding allominal the like 1936 period 0793002S of Inactive guw7m 1st - - Cattle—Receipts 9000 calves 1500 apparently in excessive run good and choice long yearlings and medium weight and weighty steers hereon kinds of value to sell at $1100 upward yearlings and $1200 and weighty upward on medium weight iteers undertone weak to 25c lower on —ofbulk andbetter crop—grading—good common and medium grades scarce and steady early top weighty bullocks $1425 few Made $1300 01375 but not enough other killing classes done to make market fully steady except bulls this class weak at $650 down on weighty sausage offervery active ings: light weight tofed heifersWith common at $1125 down $950 and medium grades $7000900 stocks continued slow scarce lambs clipped Sheep—Receipts 4000 good to choice offerings Mostly steady shorn Texas $107501125: load medium native s'ontig offerings $900' nattered lambs strong tohigher extreme top $1175 to small killers: sheep steady shorn ewes $4500525 mostly KANSAS CITY May 16' 25o to 40c Hogs—Receipts 1000 unevenchoice 180 to h31 goher few 140 to " pounds4 811354go1165 170 pounds $1050 01135 sows $1025 pigs scarce 01065 few $10753500stock ealves 10001 Cattle—Receiptii eaten wfed steers and yearlings slow early steers scaling above 1100 pounds and-femost Made medium light weights steady bidding weak to lower fed tellers interests and mixed yearlings about steady cows steady to easier: bulls vealers and calves little changed stockers and feeders d steady' two loads Coloradoo steers $1225 bulk fed steers few loads fed heifers sell $92501175 butcher cows mostly $57501 $990 01025 some held up to WOO ' good to o'125f vetting $7000900 Sheep—Receipts 14000 native spring Iambs steady canned lambs around 50c top native odd lots sheep weak lower $1325 Others down from spring lambs no Arizottas sold early Texas shorn $1300:down from $075- lambs JOSEPH Msy 10 St steady Sheep—Receipts 5500no spring lambs clipped lambs sold to 25 cents lower lower sheep steady bidding around 50 cents bulk $1325 top' native spring lambs bidding $975 down on $125001300 Texas clipped lambs shorn ewes $4000 WASHINGTON May UP)—The adBOISE Idaho May 19 the house public lands committee until sometime R-Wednesday journed of Stanford Governor $131 request 135 Governor Barzilla W next week hearing on a bill by 12514 of Arizona 1137 Clark Wednesday appointed seven Representative Paul R Greever Directors of Liverpool Bligar comon the pany declared a LIVERPOOL May 19 (AP)—Wheat futo stock tures June stock 30 preferred payable firm July cued May 0434 A of record June 15 similar payment October $13314 May 15 was the first distribution on the $142: Wheat spot—No 3 northern Manitoba Nock since 1929 $152 $49312 'Marriage betiter ' $137 May $134 132 13514 July October 12514 122 Cash wheat—No 1 northern No 3 northern No 2 northern $1341a 213212' Oati—No 2 white hYt4t No 3 white 5412c Exchange fered less from high water than in other flood years Object Lesson This has been an object lesson which the T V A people have possibly overemphasized in their arguments but which the private power spokesmen have on the other hand viewundervalued from point and for its political leverage Now the court gives it vitality in rendering an important opinion in favor of the T V A It is asserted that the T V A loss from inability to operate in private power company territory has been $200000 a month in new business The present case will now go to the United States supreme court That body will probably not render opiniom on it until its next session and perhaps not before next year In the meantime congress is appropriating additional large sums of theT V A profor gram The Gilbertsville dam at the mouth of the Tennessee is apparently to be biltt at a great cost If justified at all it is for its possible alleviation of floed conditions at that point Certainly Not Required It certainly is not required for power production in the region where it is to be constructed and the amount proposed to be spent Ls not essential to carrying out the Tennessee river navigation scheme Great political pressure has been brought to bear to get this appropriation through congress The position of the private power companies since the latest adverse decision which' permits inVasion of profitable territory is rapidly beThis is reflected coming serious in the steady decline in the securi- ties of those corporations involved in the fight Stocks and bonds of the Alabama Power corporation for linstance have been slipping day after day They are now at the low- est in some years ' with the preferred shares on a 10 per cent yield basis and 414 and 5 per cent bonds quoted at substantial discounts from' par Comparable securities i n other parts of the country are nearly all on 3114 to a 5 per cent income returns Copyright 1937 for The Tribune May 19 (AP)—Whett Low Close High I - Illarket 27 State Local Statistics a tpns 16 (IS -- 1937 hu blic 1017934y 49 43 3834 391a 40741 176 May 3248762 shares outstanding being Low High Livestock 20 Widen Carrell 24 Vernal: Hail 18 Vernal MORTII SALT LAMM May19 (1180A)— tstiors Marius John Jacobsen legal Ste Salt Hogs—Receipta 173 for market strong to 25c higher top 81125 mixed butcher( Lake City Katherine Jacobsen ktgal age Salt down to 81075 lights and heavyweights down to 19415 sows Lake City il1Y5S packing - Willard 9941Pin 9911 Willa 20:Rivert- on:Cattle—Receipts 134 Includes 117 di17 Harris Louise buttertteld Jessie rect 17 for market few lots common to MAUL medium steers $675800 few medium By CHARLES F SPEARE heifers 8670 few lots medium to good Elmer LeRoy Karma 34 Salt Lake Special Dispatch to The Tribune cows 8550 fp 850 common kinds $42O (U City: 525 cutter kinds down to 5300 odd Eva Bernier Werritt 29 Bait Lake NEW YORK May 18—The suc- hullo 8550 few lots medium milers 8800 City Sf 9 00 common kinds down to $emo cession orhourt defeats which the William Charles Dean 27 Salt Lake Sheep—Receipts 41338 includes 297 direct and 3039 through no idles City: 19 public utility companies In the ' OGIORN Helen Webb Stainer 27 Salt Lake May 19 ZOO 10 butchers City 25e 9 higner southeast have experienced in the best light and modiumweights $1100 oo last two months must convince them 1125 odd0W11lots mixedat $1075OP down few DanCity:Albert Kingdom 22 Salt Lake packing $800 875 steady Marion Burton 20 Salt Lake City Cattle-Rec- eipts 100 Mow: few lots that their fight against the T V A medium good heifers steady at $675 Frank Allen Kerr 23 Salt Lake City: been of questionable strategic 0735: and steers 'scarce no early sales odd Bertha May Chugs' 23 Salt Lake City $5-08P 525 cutter grades value The latest decision against lots plain cows to Seth S Piston 01 Salt Lake City downward few good and choice $325: federal them that of the circuit Vealers 4950 Os 1000 Lillian C Wilson 51 Provo Sheep-Rec- eipts trucked-ilot 700: moat court of appeals is the sweepEllis Foote 29 Altonah lamb's truckload medium 81150 spring Norma of the three rendered this year shorts ewes $400 : few lots cull and cum- Sophie 'Schreiner 20 Salt Lake ing Or 350 moo City two doubles $200 Tuesday inThis dissolved a temporary Utah spring lambs '$1225 sorted Belden Carroll 28 Vernal Utah head seven pounds under average junction granted to the private pow- 60 Dora Hail 18 Vernal Utah truckload $1050 springers er companies last December by $1140: few ewes out at $400 20 IIti Willard Melvin Riverton DENVER Malt 19 Judge John Gore of the eastern Utah' Lou lae BitteifeId 17 Merriman 100 2600 Jeanie calves steers beef Tennessee federal district court slow Utah steady bidding weaker few which was a cause of extreme irri- $1000 asking (0) 1025 most flat held $120D 34 Bali LaIca Elmer LeRoy K and above heifers 15e to 25c tation to President Roosevelt and to freight paid City 736 pounds $1090 Senator George Norris It undoubt- higher Eva hernieee Werritt 29 Bait Lake mixed yearlings $1115 freight paid other City classes steady Cows $760 down edly had its effect on President killing $350 go 550 bulls $526 81650: Roosevelt when he prepared his cutters vealers' 41100 down nothing done on Ogden plan for enlarging the United States stockers SOO 250 to 50e higher Hogs-Rec- eiptc Forest L Hammon" 21 Ogden supreme court for he then made 180 to 270 pounds $1150 go 1160 mixed Muriel Harper 18 Ogden butchers and sows $1100: direct reference to the T V A situ- lots weighty AMOS L Allred 43 Salt Lake Oily 160 to 180 pounds $1125 01160 light ation and to the question of tempo- lights C Lisle Mkt 52 Washington $1050 01135 sows $975 (01060 Sheep-Receipts 3500 fat lambs steady rary injunctions by lower courts to 25e Raymond Taylor 21 Ogden considered Colorado higher quality 10 Louise Norma London Ogden Rules on Injunctions fed wooled lambs $1250 freight paid $1225: springers This subject was in fact dealt California weights $1200 trucked lots native spring Logan $1025 gP 1250 cull shorn old crop with by Justice Florence Allen of lambs Noel Thomas Stoddard 28 Richmond $600 the federal circuit court of appeals lambs Zelda Elia Bateman 22 Richmond OMAHA May 19 said to be the highest ranking Receipts 1500 Opened active to shippers John Gordon Monson 24 Moreland traders 25 40c higher instances up Idaho' woman judge in the country who and more on medium sow' sharing adEthel Elizabeth George 21 Grove land stated that the supreme court vance later slowgrades Idaho packers not followClearance better weights under 225- should establish rules by which trial ing truce Smith Mennen 23 Providence for choice !Worms Olsen 20 Providence choice 180-280- courts might be guided as to the pound complete goodTop to $1150 medium U pound 1140: in$1050 $11151p Gerald Glen Schubert 25 Fruitland practice of issuing temporary 1110 good to choice $1075 Idaho: 01136: few light lights $1000 9181100 junctions which-- in effect suspend Thor Wilson 20 Preston Idaho sown -feeder $900:Pigs good of statutes It had $1025 44050 few $1075 stags $1000 Roy Wayne Kelsey 21 Smithfield tem $1075 been contended that this was what 9O1065 Lenore Atkinson 18 Logan Cattle-Recsteers and had happened when the power com- yearlingseiptsMow steady9000otherFedkilling classes evil! Jay Jensen 22 Logan Birdean Gunn 20 Logan active fully paniee enjoined the expansion of In light supply moderatelyfeeders scarce Stockers and the T V A 'created by a congres- steady steady(iO Fed steers and yearlings largely $925 1150 few loads medium weights sional act Farmington 1210 heifers $850 1050 few 21 Gar Lawrence Barnett Thome The difference in legal philosophy' $1170 loads $1075 01125 latter price for load field d cows odd beef $600 (d 800 between the decision of Judge Gore 18 Murray Donna Bolick Cutter grades $400 $825 V850 last December and that of the Cov- head beef Earl Pratt 23 Magna 0575 bulls $550 625 odd head $650891675 practical top vealers Merle Carlisle 18 Murray: ington Ky court last Friday is bulls Or 950 few freely 1900 $850: that the one enunciated the right Sheep-Rec- eipts William Herbert Striker 26 Marriott Lambst uneven 7600 Helen Honing 23 Ogden around 25e lower of protection for the private com- Old crop wooled lambs on fed clipped decline talking greater Louis A Meyer legal age Ogden : : classes lambs other panies against outside competition and spring steady Belie Cherrstront legal age Ogden wooled lambs $1200 es 1250 early and the other that the Gore opinion few on California spring lambs bids $1225 Moroni Orut Man 23 Salt Lake John was against public interest inas- down best native springers big $1275 City: fed clipped lambs held above $1050 Neilson 20 Cedar City Ilene much as communities would suffer best shorn ewes down from $500 in their inability to obtain the cheap Vernon Byron Carr 20 Bountiful 19 (APUSDA)—Hogs CHICAGO May Violet Schick 20 Kaysville 8000 market 35c to 50c higher power which the T V A was pro- —Receipts Tuesday's average packing sown 25c ducing and should be able to mar- than to 35c higher bulk good and choice 200 Divorces Asked ket Another debatable point on to 300 pounds $116501190 top g1200 Bienda L Morris from James L Morris 150to 190 pounds $11000 which the Covington court took a comparable bulk good packing sows nonsupport attorneys Romney and Nelson 1185 mostly Martha J Dockenclort from Emil L Dockdefinite stand was that the value of $1015 0)1110: pigs in limited supply T V A in "effective control of choice strong weights upward to $1100 and endort cruelty attorneys Badger Rich and hundred thousand bushels Of wheat had been bought at Kansas City to corn here May wheat in Chicago retie to $13314 from a low of 613114 and closed at 11334 fP 13344 Corn reacted alter a higher start speculative interest being largely transferred to the wheat market demand for Shipping Stop-los- s corn however was better selling orders were a feature of the oats trade especially in May contracts an Directors of Utah Power and trend Rye dimplayed independent upward Vessel apace was taken for 100000 Light company Wednesday declared bushels of rye to go to Montreal climbed Provisions a second quarter dividend of 8711 responalve to lumpe hog values to a top unequaled since Aucents per share on the $7 preferred of gust 24 1936 stock and 75 cents per share on NI Cash Quotations the $6 preferred The dividends May 19 (AP)—Cash wheat— amounting to $213100 are payable NoCHICAGO 2 hard $13914 the july 1 to stockholders of record No Corn—No 3 mixed $13712138 2 yellow $139 No 3 yellow $13712 (o) the flood waters of the Tennessee June 1 4 No yellow $138142 sample river and its tributaries was beThe dividends are the same as 1381A grade $122 2130 Oate—No white 55 t)55Vzo No 2 yond appraisal" those declared the first quarter of white 5412 5512c No 3 white 51A A month after the Gore decision 1937 and are equal to one-ha- lf the 52c was handed down there was a rainNo rye on rmal dividends TO -f$ 85c nominally malt fall of from Barley—Feed inches in-t- he 125 nominally ing $100 Tennessee valley The Norris dam Timothy seed 5425 6'9450 cwt Clover seed 52300 3000 cwt served to keep the flood waters within bounds so Chattanooga suf- Utah Power and Light nruRsDAY MORNING MAY 12:30—NBC—Musio Styled by Wilde ' 1so-0- 00s Night ' Oak' Adv) - Reporter 5:45—KSL—Orphan Annie 6:00—o13g—itiajor Buses' Amateur BMW True Adventures" 7:00—CBS—"Your with Floyd Gibbons 7:30—CBS--Th- e March of 'Time 8 Melodies ' Franklyn Jack Fulton Adventures of Jimmy Al8:15—M—rho len 8:30—CBS—"Cavaloade of America" dra- matiting the life of Thomas A I Kalawall Beach BOyilx 9:15—KSL—A moviei preview Woolicolk- - the 9:30—CBS -- - Alexander Town Crier Time: Hugh Porter Harriet Rays Style Chats Romaiwe of the Wes& 10:00—tKe1—The Or 3 E Broaddus L-The 10 K81 Model Homo ' 10 10 45—C8S—Oon Chtests sod tre Stootier and Hie Motet and His Ow Utah Orchestra Owens 11:30CB8—Harry chestra Flo Pito Ted c hestra MIDNIGHT 12:00—C13S—Merle chestra and His Ow Carlson and kits Ow e Metiltroy's orcheatra 1 (Paid t I eh t Advertisement) ' : Ire 8 :7 18 81 4 ' ' I' e ! 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