| Show THE ® L Stock Livestock Market Quotations THURSDAY QUOTATIONS I I Bid - Asked 01W ooa 19 37 04 ll8V4 Briatol Silver Bullion Cardiff Cedar Tallaman Central Standard Chief Con Clayton Silver Colorado Con Columbus Bexall Combined Metals Comet Coal Coraw Lead Crescent Eagle Cro Crown Point Dragon East Crown Point East Standard East Tlntlc Coal East Tintlo Con East Utah Empire Mines Eureka Bullion Eureka Lilly Eureka Mines Eureka Standard Gold Chain Great Western Horn Silver §1VJ 36 06 03 94 69 044 034a 25 67 22 02 03 09 08 05 49 0344 07V5 30 135 11 02 44 3544 04 0144 39 16 05 15 40 01 Howell Indian Queen Iron King Kennebec Kentucky-Uta- Keystone Lakeside Monarch Leht Tintio SALT LAKE Aug "8 (U8DA)— 418 includes 200 direct to 15 cents ana 9184ecTecketJer3af higher top $13 25 mixed batchers down to $1290 lights had heavy weights down to $1150 packing sows 890001000 Up to $1 075 light kinds Cattle — Receipts 12 for market few lots steers $675 to $7 50 common kinds down to $500i few heifers $6 25 & 675 few common kinds down to $550: no good cows offered cutter and common kinds $2800 4 25 odd boils $5 5006 75 medium and common kinds good vealers $750 0875 “ r dowfrto $5 50 ' sheep— Receipts 1961 Includes 1412 direct 649 for market few common trucked in lambsr $800087(4 OGDEN Hogs— Aug 6 Receipts 200 steady to 15e higher early top $13 25 highest in 10 years big heavies sows $1150 down $87501000 Cattls — Receipts 200: sTo steady few lots plain and medium local freer $700 0 25 good cows few 850 heifersdrive-in$65007 s lots plain $5 0005 50 cutter grades $3 7504 25 few bulls $4750 5 66 mediam and good realers $800 0 900 5300: few lots mixed Sheep— Receipts drive-i- n limbs $640 Wednesday eight loads 0544'Pound Idaho lambs $2025: about three doubles drive-in- s $985 sorted 60 bead at $850 several small lots $850 0900 load Idahos $975 sorted 20 bead at 88UO and 42 twes at $375 four cars Idaho feedefs 71 and 73 pounds $950 a load Oregon ewes $400 straight Cattl DENVER Aug 5 Receipts 1100 calves 200 bulls strong beef mostly $52505-7$4500600 d steers absent other classes steady: heifers $1325 others $1275 0 1310 beef cows $5 50 0700 odd head cuttera $350 0500 $6 50 shelly low cutters $325 down best vealers $1050 odd lots stock steers $525 0750 feeding heifers $700 Hoe— Receipts 700 1025o higher 180300 pounds $1325 01350 a new high 160-18- 0 pounds $1285 0 1340 me dlum 170230 pounds $125001315: light sows $11500 $122501310 lights 1185 lightweights $1200 Sheep—Receipts 6500 trucked In native spring lambs 25e lower $9 85010 75: Some held higher no carlots sold talking weak to 25c lower asking fully steady slaughter ewes $750 0800 cartings 3 500450 common to medium $2750 00 plain native feeder lambr $7 750 800 yearling breeding ewes to $725 CHICAGO Aug 5 Hog— Receipts 6000 15025c higher than Wednesday’s average hogs 26U pounds down mostly 25c higher packing sows fully 25c choice top $1365 bulk good and240-30higher 180-26pounds $13 15013 60 $12 60 0 13 50 1500-7pounds pounds $1350 01360 most good packing sows NORTH looZ A Tunnel Am Metal Min Co Beaver Gold Cop Big Hill Bingham Me tala Black Metaia J Quotations $1120012 la x calves Cattle— Receipts 5000 meager supply fed steers and yearlings here market strong to shade higher all such cattle selling as high or hignet tnan any time this season quality considered medium to good grades steady f largely grass cow and grass heifer run these classes weak to 25c lower but strictly good and choice cowa and good heifer fluid mixed yearlings steady hulls and vealers steady: beat fed steers 17 00: few loads $12 SO 015 50 but etop mostly grass heifers sellat $9 59 down to $7 00 and grase fat ing cows $5750750 weighty sausage hulls $735 down vealers $1200 down Stockers and feeders well cleaned up for week firm and fairly active Sheep—Receipts 12000 uneven around steady to quarter lower on all classes good to choice native spring lambs $1076 01125 to large? interests bulk $1100 upward few to small killers 81i25& 1135 as yet nothing done on yearlings slaughter ewes $4 000525 choice lightweights quotable $560 — KANSAS CITE Aug 5 uneven 10 0 20c Hogs—Receipts 1500 higher than Wednesday’s average heavies up most top $1310: good to choice 180-26- 0 $13 9001310- - '27(939 pounds 150-17- 0 few pounds $1265012 90 sows rounds $1200 01290 $10500 11 50 Sharp Rise Seen for Auto Output DETROIT Aug 8 UPi — Thp moshould move sharply upward next week with re sumption of operations by the Ford Mortor company Closed for three tor car industry output weeks the fIrm plans-- a day schedule for the time being Unless another major producer-closek down soon the level mav be reached again before new model work starts Units of the Chrysler and General' Motors groups have reported heavy back' logs of orders and barring unex pected developments their suspen sion s when they do come probably will be of brief duration This matches gossip in automdy tive circles that new models changes are likely to be of minor eonse quence and is growing in view of de tjie continued heavy new-cmand The merchandising division of the industry holds that the buyer currently is not demanding nearly as much in the way of mechanical changes as he did a couple of yean ago and wants mostly reasonable assurance that the car he buys will give a fair mileage return on his fuel investment and so far as new models are concerned only that be may look for at least a year’s Use without style obsolescence Talk of new models in automotive circles invariably includes conjectures concerning price levels In most sources price increases are to be inevitable and in these said quarters mention is made of the prediction to that effect last week by Alfred P Sloan Jr chairman of General Motors’ board and the def infte announcement of an Increase on certain Ford models effective 100000-a-wee- ar Packard probably will be of the major producers to its 1938 models This company has been closed for more than a fortnight and may remain down at least until August 15 At that time how' ever It is expected to have its schedules worked out for initial output 1938 Texas Areas Damaged by Heavy Storm types Bank Surplus Hits Third Weekly Slump lc Texas Aug 5 Raw Sugar St Coffee Market Kate Buries Beattie ' Matriage Licenses na14 1 Roy Chi dMtor 45 Richfield Clarissa Josephine Flatt 48 Rlchlleld 22 Stan lay George Richards Salt Lake City' Helen Marie Player 20 Salt Lake City Orson Nerdln 22 Pleasant Grove: Helen Robinson 21 American Fork Arthur Noklrby 27 Salt lAki City hx 20 Magna Rohrrt Hamptoa Hird 2V Salt Laki City Alien Murphy 21 Balt Lake City Robert Gregory Clark 38 Balt Lake City: Mary Taylor Leonard 30 Belt Lake City Elmer Carl Headlundt 27 Balt Lake City L Miller 20 Balt Lalii City Florence Guv Davl Alder 21 Salt Laki City Alton Lc norm Wort hen 20 Balt Lake s : A group of and thiebea made a Logan steal- ing journeyed to Richfield and return by tho same manner was believed broken Thursday when police arrested and obthree tained confessions from youths whose ages ranged from 11 to 16 A fourth Juvenile 18 years old and reputed leader of the group had not been apprehended The youths stole a car owned by Thomas Olson 51 South Eighth West street on August 1 and drove north abandoning it when th-- gas gave out In Logan canyon police reported They then tried to steal several other cars and finally were successful with a machine owned by George Dat wyler Logan and re turned i to Salt Lake City Wednesday they took a car from Henry Lynch 717 East Seventeenth South street and drove to Rich-fielreturning in another- stolen car owned by Owen C5gden of Rich- SPOKANE' Wash Aug 5 UP)— Gifford Pinchot first chief of the U S forest service and former governor of Pennsylvania Thursday flight charged the interior department with permitting the looting of national resources The asserted in an interview that Secretary Ickes’ plan to transfer the forest service from the agricultural to the interior department would bring ruination to the service and endanger the whole benefits the west is deriving from its forest resources “The national forests have been admirably handled by the agricultural department for 30 years Pinchot said “Now Secretary Ickes proposes to transfe'r them to the interior department which has permitted the looting and devastation of almost every national resource " of which it has control “The interior department has done the west more harm than all the other departments of the gov- field ernment put together If the White in the southern part of the transfer is made the enor the hoya stole a revolver mousbenef its—which the west—ir state which the older boy used as a threat getting from the national forests to force the others to do eus he will be very seriously endangered” wished the boys told crime Accompanied by Colonel Henry prtivention younger officers Solon Graves dean of the school of The youths will be turned over to forestry at Yale university and his successor as head of theToi&st serv- juvenile authorities ice in 1910 and Herbert A Smith former assistant chief forester Pinchot has inspected the forest stands of Montana and northern Idaho for the last week Sliriners’ Picnic Plans Made Plans for the El K'alah temple's outing at Lagoon on Friday August 13 were announced Thursday by Recorder Julius S Daniels Nobles and their families will attend the annual picnic which will be featured by softbaH and horseshoe contests in the afternoon with foot races at 5 p m Basket lunches will be served at 6:30 p m The Shrine band will entertain with a concert at 7:30 p m with motion pictures of the Seattle and Price pilgrimages- - being shown at 8 p m J A Johnston is chairman of the entertainment committee with Lawrence D Robinson heading the picnic committee Tags Issued Autoists With Faulty Lights Mere than twoacore "tags’ have been given motorists for traveling with faulty lights on their during a drive which was launched by police Wednesday night and continued through Thursday ‘‘Those given tickets are advised to have the lighting defects adjusted within five days and bring the car to the police station for inspection after which we dismiss the charge” Sergeant H C Peirce said Motorists who do not come to the station within the allotted time will be Served with a summons to appear in court he added Original Short Stories' (lead at Club Meet Las I Villa 22 Secramento Cel Ila Daisy Roberts 24 Loe Angeles Cal Glen Ewing Hardy 29 Salt Lake City Mnry Alberta Davidson 24 Balt Lake City Heins Wiliam Leonhardt ft2r Salt Lake City Gene dates 18 Salt Lake City Reno Nev Henry C Aughinbaugh 35 8glt Lake City:Ward ever 21 Cedar Rapids Ruth Iowa Las Vegas Nevada Mater Rosenthal 48 ’ Santa Barbara Cal Helene’ Portune Myers 38 Las Vegas Nev Nephi 66 of 65 Mrs Bessie McLaughlin place died Thursday at 7:45 a local hospital A native of American Fork she wt November 20 1870 to Daniel and Robison Peel She had resided in Balt a Wol-sto- m u She thies ions Boise Bant and in born Rllza letke ' Joseph Springman Joseph Springman 74 of 68 East South street died Wednesday at 615 a local hospital following a p $ A White block 3 Grand Vlaw Newlyweds to O F Peter-o- ti Cal’ Aug 5 CD— Aided etV mlPetereon HOLLTWOOE lot 1 block 64 plat D to O F peterV Alfred Peterson Gene Raymond and his bride Jeaneon rect Ion 23 towneblp 1 north ette MacDonald returned by ocean Marie range 2 weet Ellason et al to Nele E and fair liners Thursday from HonolNleteon lot 29 block 21 plat A W Hulah lot ulu where they had spent their Mike1215Felton to Paul Highland Park plat A honeymoon Revlce O'Bcoft to Chria 8 Kankeb E borg lot 2 block 6 Liberty Acre-B Wtrk company to Janevclyn 8 block 7 Arltug Wlaemar lot Flour ton Height MINNEAPOLIS A lift 5 (AP)— Flour— Clifford j! Ivle to E W Darke cotton 44 townehlp 1 eouth aectlon Cartuad loti ner berrel in v sacks: Family patents 20o higher 56 96 range 1 east 0715 etandara patents lOo higher $700 IvylotC 89Towler Ato Kill M Cleghom 0720 shipments 14244 plat I11U M cleghorn to Zion’i Baylnge Pure jrsa— 2SM to 2050 ib'js v fjg'? L? t' 1 GoesselfJfI y gave nr' J Mrs Banman rids Banman Cal a J H t i A Ilblbrook'' lt lifelong an cuv A native of Germany he wst bom In Baden aud emigrated to the United States 45 years ago For the past 30 ywrs ha Had Unlived in Salt Lake City and vicinity married he was a miner and laborer and had no known near relatives Private graveside funeral services will be conducted Saturday it 2 p m lit the Wasatch Lawn burial park Geneva Ansley Force liter y Geneva Ansley Force 37 wlfa of OleiaH Force land formerly a resident of John Salt! Lake City died unexpectedly in a Portland Ore MOSCOW Idaho (AP)— JohnilstaBer hospital Wednesday local relatives were informed Thursday contractor who came here 46 Mrs Force was bom In Salt Lake Oity from building southern Idaho U 1925$ died Wednee- June 1 1900 to John and Zoa Ansley dagurvtvore She resided here until three years are the widbVand five children ? tgot when she moved to Portland Durlniq-'h- er a son Verne J Eisinger Twin Including residence In Balt Lake City she waa em- Falls ' ployed as a stenographer for the Standard Fuel company the Z C M I aud tha WasSho wai Loan company atch Livestock married to Mr Force in Bail Lake Oity Catherine S Gillson January 30 1924 BOISE Idaho (AP)— Mre Catherine Surviving besides her husband are seven sons and daughters Betty Dale Donald Gillson 26 who was bom July 11 1911 John Peggy Douglas and Shirley Force of ia Rail Lake City died here Thuriday Mrs E Q Thayer Mra F F Taylor of Salt Lake City Portland two sister Kansas City Mo: Mrs H Ross Mitchell is' a sister came to Boise four years Mrs Gillson Salt Lake City three brothers Ray and ' Douglas Ansley Balt Lake City and Allen ago from Utah She was a member of the L D 8 churchy Ansley 8eattle Wash Funeral services will be conducted Sat urday at 2 p m In the WEvans fc Early Lyons pector Sarah mortuary chapel by Dr A Whalen of the Immanuel Baptist churclu Interment will be in ML Olivet cemetery ROCK SPRINGS Wye—Mra Barah Et- ten Whalen T3 a reairtent of Rock Bprlnce 49 died Wednesday night at herfor years ForByth Jacobs home here of Thomas Whalen widow was She the Roy Forsyth Jacobs about 33 of 2031 daughter and a son survive Mrs Fourth East street died beneath the wheels Two David Macey of ' Rock Springe and Mrs train at Counof a Northwestern freight Denver Colo and Harry Coughlin cil Bluffs Iowa Wednesday night according Thomas Rock Springs r Another son was Whalea to an Associated Press dispatch killed in the World war could be not accident Details of ths Which Win be in Funeral arrangements Mr Jacobs waa identified by Mis learned have not charge of the Kogan mortuary social security card ' - j— been completed w he Balt Lake A native of county son of iMr and Mrs Roy Jacobs and Med resided1 In the vicinity of Balt Lake Oity Ha was a laborer and waa Dorothy alt his life visiting relatives at the time of tha AcciIdaho— Funeral rervtcee for -BURLEY dent Unmarried he is survived by his fattier Dorothy Arbogaat IT were held Thuredair o 1 m a brother Timothy Jacobs a grandfather at ia th Paynt mortuarychapel James Forsyth and a married sister ail pf with Rev J F Neleoo of th Chrietiaa churrh ofMclatln Balt Lake City and Mill Arbogaat a daughter ot Mr JuoFuneral arrangements have not yet bean r Mra Clyde died Sunday at made Arbogeit wee vtelttng tura Ore where ehe the waa hipped aervlcee body Following to Fremont M Shields Neb for burial in th family Mrs Eisinger Ellen Arbogast Frank Plot Ester Annet Moore Mre FALLS Idaho— The body of Fall ' 89 of Idaho Annet Eatar Moore wai taken to Iowa City Iowa Thuraday evening for funeral services and Interment Mrs Moore became ill at the annual old folks' party of the Idaho Fall L D 8 afternoon at ths taberstake Wednesday nacle and died in an ambulance whils being taken to the hospital at Morse lowarMfSr— Moors had resided in Iowa all her life until coming to Idaho Falls In April 1936 to reside with her som Herbert Moore 160 fl he had been a memSouth Water street ber Of the Order of Eastern Star 25 years tad was a member of Die ChrlstfaA church Her husband E B Moore died in Iowa besides Herbert Moore’ she 1 survived by a son and a daughter Holland Moore Idaho Falls Mrs Isaaor Gerry Jndlanap-ol- ! Ind two sisters Mra Charlotte Andrei Iowa City and Mra Eva Honburger ‘ Los Angeles and three grandchilCal dren IDAHO Social Dance Plan Salt No 1 Lake City Townaend will hold a social and club dance at 255 East Broadway public is invited to attend Friday nigrht The NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS proposal wlU ba received Granite by tbe Board of Education School District at It office 3234 South State street Balt Lake County Utah for the furnishings for the following schools: Project No 1 MadUon School ' 2465 South State Street Central Park Salt Lake County Utah Project No 2 Cypru High School MAgna Utah Project No i Holladay School Helladay Salt Lake County Utah all In accordance with the specification as prepared by Architect Miles E Miller A: J A Felt Build- - ' lng Salt Lake City Utah' Up the faour of 7:30 p m August T 16 1937 at which time and at which place they will be pubUcly opened and read aloud Plana specifications and pro- -' poaal blanks mav he examined or obtained at the office of the Architect at above address upon a deBald deposits Wilt posit of $5 00 be refunded provided the plans and tpeclflcatlona are returned to the Architect in good order not later than day following receipt of proSealed and-unt- I posal Proposals must bs made In strict with all the provisions of the plana and specifications and must be submitted on the blank forms provided by the Architect To be considered they must- - ba by a certified check accompanied cashter’s check or bid bond In an amount at least equal to S per cent of the base bid All bidders 'are hereby notified that this to a PWA Project and all work contemplated thereunder must be done under the terms and accordance -- Act priation 1 -- (Title Appro- YAtr 19361 (See Terms and Form No 210 Flacal thereto pertaining Renditions PWA July -- - Relief of the Emergency Act of 193d of the First Deficiency nAppropriation A 1 eaet Ttbbal to Dudley Paula Henry 72 BOUNTIFUL — Enoch A Holbrook was Bountiful where he reldent of 'and gardehar died farmer Tnundar at the family home fallowing A Holbrook wa bom In Bountiful July 12 1865 to the late Judge Joreph Holbrook He married and Carolina Angel Holbrook Mary Smedley who aurvtvea him nd a son! A fro aurvfvlng ere three B and Myroh daughter John Walter Leo Bountiful and Uri Blanch F Holbrook Harrleon Los Angelea will b announced Funeral arrangement m Fredericka range Flora O lot 4 Aberdeen three? Adolph Banman! Ted Banman Enoch "First l Wag-sta- Jan- City a number ot years Surviving art her husband Edward Mc- Loewen Laughlin a son by a former marriage Kan and Lester Fittgerald Texas three sisters Mrs grandchildren Jane Alexander North Platte Neb Mrs Funeral will 5 conducted Rachel Main Bingham and Mrs Louise at 1030 service a m In til FlrV Wood Los Angeles Cal church of Aberdeen Christina Jensen 193d) bidder may withdraw his bid for a period of 30 days after tha date set for theXbld opening Any bid received after the scheduled closing time ot receipt of blda shall be returned to the bidder ' No Olive T A Morby COALVILLE-Mrs Olive Thersia Morby 73 wife of James Morby 8r Ann died et the family residence here Thursday of complications 'which followed a fractured hip suffered May 31 1936 Iceland Novemsirs Morby was bom in ber 6 1863 to Jonathan and Wilma John10 son She came to this country with her par- ' is Bakersfield ir6- Herbert A Bruening to Eva A Palmer lot 39 block 4 Arlington bora TeenTwhere they engaged in farming She is survived by her husband a daugh-- f ter Mrs Helen Mat-- 1 Dennis plat a w&6 26 87 tnr south Russia In 1874 she cams to America setting with her pah etits at Lehigh Kan At 18 the became a mefhber of the First Mennonlte churclu On January 9 1887 she was married to H H Banman 1915 b In they came lo Aher- uary Ilf-long TOOELE— Frank M Shield 65 resident of Tooele died at his home of several weeks Thursday after an illness Ogden He waa bom In Tooele September 22 Rofoe Greer Housiey 23 Ogden 1871 a son of John C and Jane Melkle-joh- n Dorothy May Belnap 20 Ogden Shields early pioneers of the area E Cecil Westover 22 Rexburg Idaho Mr Shields la survived by his widow Mrs a daughter Amy Horenco Haneea 22 Blackfoot Idahct Josie Coleman Shields Shields Elko Nev a son Henry Shlelda Hese Munk 23 Holbrook Idaho four broth Squirrel Idaho two sisters and Mra Lois Steed 17 Stone Idaho re Mrs Nettle Russell and P J Lacey and Robert M Arch M and Oliwer M Shields Births all of Tooele and Georga 3d —Spanish Fork— Mr nj Mrs Plena Coffs 6felelig fit Arlspnn— m man daughter Mr aud Mrs Stanley War fiSirlS later reil daugntr: John R and Ellen Mower B45KfifSreS±Sfe Banka daughter Htaolcy and Bulla Hall msnt will be In Jorgenaen —daughter DRAPUK Ralph and Fay Norma Gre0 iou eaady Auguit 5 Philip- MILLER — Lloyd (dec eared) and Emma PROVO — Philip Dennis 61 well known Mean aou 1085 Wait Broadway Aufarmer and coal operator of Utah and CarbIdaho— Mr and Mrs Eric on county died Thursday at tilt family home 658 North Third East street 'of Soderblom son August 2 MUlburne Wyo — John and Lola Landers complications' following an illness of pneumonia a year ago daughter August— 2 Mr Dennis was born September 15 3875 Mt Pleasant Guy and Vendora Shepson of Hyrum snd Claudia at Midway herd Hansen daughter August 4 He received his early educatJane Dennis at and married Lida Wiseman ion Midway Divorces Asked on August 4 1904 at Midway Soon after Mamie Hansen from Raymond Hansen his marriage he went to Carbon county where he opened up the Spring Canyon coal Shelton cruelty attorney William G Robert E Mar- mine one of the first coal mines in Utah Martha E Marshall from A member of the L D 8 church William G shall he nonsupport attorney served as president of the Spring Glen 7 M Shelton Hazel G Barnes from G Melvin Barnes M I A for several years He alio followed In Glen at and 1914 came farming' Spring cruelty attorney Peter Vogelaar to Provo with his family and purchased a fruit farm on the east bench and bis home New Suits Filed He had been in excellent here' In the City State land board of Utah vs Alke Dta-ma- health until a year ago when he contadministrator of the estate of Barah racted pneumonia from which he failed to recuperate J Butterfield et alforeclosure 5441089 andl Survivlug are his widow and five sen Bar-nelattorney Glenn T Richards Eldon Clifford Boyd and United Prosperity Plan Inc vs Ernest daughters Dennis of Provo and Mrs Ever ah Allen u E Monson et al petition for writ of Three brothers and a Grove and for a declatory judgment att- of Pleasant H J Dennis Park City William orneys Jeremiah Stokes and Willard Hans- sister A Dennis Keetley: Don Dennis Myton on Mrs A W Clyde American Fork alao vs and Metropolitan Life Insurance companyforesurvive Progress Construction company et Funeral services will be conducted Sunday closure 51996 58 attorney Dan B Shields at 2:30 p m in the Manavu L D 8 James C Marsh vs Franklin R Smith ward with burial in Provo city burial park et ah damages for injuries suffered In auunder direction of Hatch mortuary tomobile surcldent $517250 attorneys E D Sorenson and Edwin D Hatch LaVon Colbert vs Franklin R Smith et al damages for injuries suffered In auMayne tomobile accident 52500 attorneys E D LOGAN — Mrs Christina Jensen 'Masm Hofeuson and Edwin D Hatch 55 died Wednesday evening at her residence at 346 South First East street Mra NeWs of Record Mayne had been a Logan resident for more than 19 years WARRANTY DEEDS Mrs Mayne was bom July 17 1882 In Milner corporation to Wayne P Ma-ll- n daughter of Hans Copenhagen Danmark aJensen lot 1 block 147 plat 0 snd Olivia Olson Peter ght came to Consolidated Building company to the United State in 1887 Thomas E Butterworth tot 10 le She survived by her husband Joseph e block 43 A plat H Mavne and three daughters Mrs Claude Tbora J Wlscdmb to Elsie W Hue-e- y R Mecham San Francisco: Miss Edith and lot 4 block 64 plat B Mias Phyllis Mayne Logan her parents 0 N Olson to A N Johnson secMr snd Mrs H P Jensen Brigham tion 31 township 2 south range City and the following brothers and sisters: 1 east Alfred Jensen Logan May attd Hyrum and Alma N Johnson to Andy Pemas Henry Jensen Brigham City Olivia Jensen section 31 township 3 south Los Angeles and Milton Jeneeo Sacrameneast range to Cal E Allan Wright to Eva A Palmer Funeral services and interment will toe lot 5 block 30 blat T Sons mortuary directed by Richards John A Neleon to Lincoln D Parkin lot 7 Ciearview subdivision Tboraas H Maxwell to George W Benkerstein Murphy ct al lot 56 block 4 Emerson heights IDAHO FALLS Idaho— Funeral services Tbomaeu HJ Maxwell to Edwin L for Mrs Fredericka Benkerstem 66 of Bchmalz lot 54 block 4 EmerRoberts who died Tuesday in a Jocal son heights an operation for keil hospital following Mato P Archie C Milner bladder trouble wtll be conducted Frlaey Wayne D t lta lot 1 block at 2 p m iu the Wood mortuary chapel to S L inc The ftev H A Kriefalt of Bt John's Sausage Factory Joe Doctorman lot 7 block 3 Lutheran church will officiate Interment e B will be In Rose Hill cemetery plat T G Burton to Delight Thomas Mrs Benkerstein was born November lot 17 block 3 Burton place I 1670 at Holetead Germany ghe came to the united States In 19li settling in plat A Thres years later she moved to Delight Thomas to Fielding G Bnr- Kansas ton lot 17 block 3 Burton place North Dakota coming to Roberts ta 1918 She ia survived by ner husband William plat A F Orin Woodbury company to G Benkerstein Roberts and five sons and A Anderson lot 8 block 65 plat Bruno Benkersteiiu and Mrs daughters A Ida Kolbe Germany Paul ana Fred Ben-kerste- ia Mabel C Martensen to M A Roberts and Mrs Emma BecK 19 block lot aL 12 et Ogden Utah Mrs Genevieve Hunt Miss Helen EvaHeights A Palmer to Herbert A BrueColeman and L R Hardman all ning Jr lot 5 block 30to plat F Lester et al James Coulam members of the Barnacles club read McDowell lot 3 first Burlington addition original short stories at the regular Ziona B B St Trust company to meeting of tbe club Thursday eveTha Texas company lot XU block 30 plat C ning at the Art Barn Richards to The Texas LeOrand During A brief business meeting company lot 5 plat C Inv company to H Tracy Mrs June Metcalf discussed with Bowers Fowler lot 5 block 3 Normandl members plans for the convention Heights Of the League of Western Writers Rowland Williams to D 1 Owens Thurman lot 4 block to be held at the Art Pam on FriEdition N Bagley to E A Hewitt day Saturday and Sunday of next Louis section 34 township 1 south week Mrs Mabel S Harmer chair 1 east wm man of the organization preidedfsrh Back Bessie McLaughlin ABERDEEN Idaho— lire Marl Bore Banman 70 died at her home here Wednesday ot hemorrhage of the brain Roy Blake Alonso Reynolds 21 Spring- villa flean Hiatt 19 Ptyson 20 Fountain Newell refer Olsen Greets Artie Blackham 18 Moroni Gled Alfred Erickson 22 Eureka: Beth Dorothy Ferris 21 Mammoth George Alma Mayrock 26 Nephi Doris Jensen 18 Moroni- Morrts William Coombs 23 Fountain Green ’Beeeia feophie Jensen 19 Moroni Howard Bennett Horton 26 Bantaquln Bamh Kiaine Alien 22 Santaquin Libert De Wayne Hansen 22 Richfield Donna Spafford 18 AnuabeU a Boese Banman ilaria JCats Buries Beattie 61 of 1537 South 8ixth West street died Thursday at ra at her residence a 330 A native of England she was bom August 30 1875 to Thomas and Mary Lld-diar- d She came to Provo in 1865 Buries where she resided until 1907 when ahe Her busbauid moved to Salt Lake City Frank Beattie died In 1933 Thomas and Surviving are four brothers Percy Buries of Alberta --Canada a twin Santa Ana Cal George Buries Ecicar JA rs four slaters Buries Dillon Mont Mrs Dorothy Andersou Long Beach Cal Bertha Kirkwood Provo Mrs Millie Kendall Evanston Wyo and Mrs Amy Clestves of Tampa “Fla Mrs ( The WeatKei! I W-R- $10-00- 4e O Accountant Dies Suddenly tlr Treasury Report L Intermountam Obituaries Statistics ji and windstorms which 3e federal Reserve Bank' Assets Liabilities 31 account ain - David Cessford Kerr 33 did tant with the firm of Goddard and heavy damage in parts of south and Abbey and resident of Salt Lake Jr“ east Texas late1 Thursday brought relief from heat after much of the City for 14 years dropped dead in state again bad watched tempera the Judge building Thursday at 4 turerehoot past the 100 mark p m while on the way to a doctor’s No Injuries were reported from office to take a physical examinasections where twisters unroofed buildings shattered windows And tion The examination papers werea tore down communications and to accompany his application for1 Utah state position of clerk at the power lines ’ 0 prison Waco reported an estimated Cl’ damage to Hubbard in Hill Bom at Manti March 4 1904 county where a residence was son of Halbert S and Nellie Kerr Pf Wayne Cherlr Thorne 23 Mscna came to Melba he Salt Lake City 14 years tanner 20 Mafiua blown down and several business ago and for several years had been rjohn Weeley Norton 25 Bloomfield houses damaged N M : A twister unroofed a school build- employed by the Goddard and AbBarton 21 Montioeilo Utah He' was married two Thorn ing and shattered windows at Falls bey firm Richard Cameron Wardrop 20 Balt to Miss Connie Guy City 45 miles south of San 'Antonio years agp Lake City Clara McDonald 19 Balt Lake Gity "The Kligore baseball park Was daughter of State Auditor and Mrs W Lake Jamei H Benson 22 Balt Lake City: Guy of Salt wrecked by a' windstorm which John City Eh Ira Maimborg 19 Bait His family said he was apparently Florence blew down three oil derricks and 'Lake City telephone And electric in good health when he left his Preston Henry Owens 27 feuena Park damaged lines Several buildings were dam- home 483 Third avenue 'at 1 p m ChI : Murgaret Irene Bland 28 Pasadena aged at Lairdhill two miles south Death was attributed to a heart at Cal of Kilgore and an oil well was re- tack Homer Holt 39 Grand JuncRaleigh Mrs his widow Surviving are tion Colo ported to J flowing wild after the 23 Grand Louise Rogers Steson G Virginia Connie Kerr a John derrick was toppled Junction Colo A high wind uprooted trees in the vens Kerr 16 months his parents '27 Balt Lake A Buchanan northern part of Dallas after a new a brother Kenneth Kerr all of Salt Robert City Gertrude M Wahl 21 Salt Lake City seasonal heat record of 103 had Lake City and a sister Mrs Phil been set earlier Three persons Up G Morton Billings Mont Cornelius John iimus 23 Balt Lake City Funeral services will be in charge were prostrated by heat there 19 Balt Lake ArdeU Alley Gladys 25 F and A M In west Texas Wichita Falls con- of Kaibab lodge No City tinued to lead the stato with a high of which he was an active member Thomas DahJquist Reese 23 Balt Lake of 107 degrees Abilene reported 102 City Lorna Young 23 Balt Lake City and San Angelo 100 DALLAS Application Deadline for Districts fv Salt Lake Cattle— Receipts 4000 : calves 800 WASHINGTON Aug 5 ia— Exbeef steers aud yearlings predominating in cess reserves of federal reserve run opening trade ateady to easier fat she stock steady to weak lower grade cows system member banks declined fully steady vealers strong Stockers and $110000000 to $700000000 Big Hill 500 at 1744c feeders unchanged numerous loads western during Bingham Metals 1000 at 38c r steers early $900 01150: few well the week ended August 4 Bonanza Mining 8000 at 14tc loads fed $12 00 012 50 Bristol Silver 1000 at 16c 5u0 at 1744c conditioned The reserve federal board’s week' to most steers held heifers up grass $1500 loot) at 18c 500 at 1844c down from $900 load good 1133-poun- d condition statement showed the 1000 at lc Bullion cows $8 50 selected vealers $1000 Iy Texas Cardiff 800 at 36c 8heep—Receipts 2000 sheep and spring decrease in these lendable funds Central Standard 2000 at 3c to 25e higher 'top native was due1 largely to an increase in ' Chief Consolidated 200 at 91c 200 Iambs strong pro-posespring lambs $10 50 paid freely most at 93c sales $1000 01050 odd lots slaughter money circulation and a climb in Clayton Sliver 175 at 65c 100 at 68c ewes down from $500 rewith treasury 69c 200 at Jederal deposits )— Colorado Consolidated 30OQ at 44c OMAHA- serve banks Hogfr 'eoiumbus-Rexa- il 8000' at 3446 1000 Receipts 1500 good and choict butchers in circulation increased Money at 344c scarce 15c to mostly 25c higher sows Combined Metals 1000 at 24c and all medium grade offerings strong to i 144000000 during the week to Comet Coalition 300 at 70c 600 at 72c 15c up most sows lOo higher than WedThe outflow of funds 800 at 71c 700 at 67c 200 at 68c 600 nesday’s average top $1300 new high at 66c since September 192s good end choice into circulation whidh is usual over Commonwealth Lead 100 at 22c weights $127501300 a month-en- d reduces excess reCruwn Point 3000 at 10c heavier scarce few good East Crown Point 2000 at 5c 6000 $120001275 medium to near good serves in approximately the amount at 444c averages $117501275 good of the outflow d East Tintio Consolidated 400 at 48c sows down $1130 01160 few Eureka Bullion 100 at 28c $110001140 $1165 Treasury deposits with federal reEureka Lilly 700 at $110 100 at $100 medium grade sows $1050 01125 most serve institutions rose $81000000 Eureka Standard 100 at $130 100 taxa $110001125 few $1150 at $1 35 2500 Cattle — Receipts light supply for the week to $3090000000 This Great Western 1000 at yearlings and heifers slaughter steers Iron King 600 at 40c steady early sales cows steady but some increase indicated a shift of money Kennebec 1000 at 1544c 500 at I6e bids lower vealers steady bulls strong from commercial banks to the reLakeside Monarch 200 at 37c stockers and feeders scarce slow 25c or Mammoth 100 at $180 more lower for week bulk steers and serve institution Miller Hill 4000 at 244c 2000 at 244c yearlings $1400 load steers held above The drop in excess reserves was d — mixed 11500 at 3c 0 13 50 package around Moscow 3000 at 2c 1500 at 244c yearling common to low good kind at $8 30 the third successive weekly de- Set 4000 at 2c 114 50 medium and good heifers $8u0 cline the total decrease N&ildriver 200 at 40c amounting Hew Park 1000 at 34 44 c 500 at 35c to $260000000 " County commissions that desire Hew Quincy 1500 at 10c Changes in member bank reserve to have fire control districts ere Horth Standard 1000 at le few fat bulls $7000750 most down Ohio Copper 400 at 27c 100 at 26c plain Stocker and feeder steers $600 0 balances and related items during 600 at 28c 600 at 28c 600 at 29c 500 at v50 few to $625 by lambs mostly the week and the year ended Au- ated were advised Thursday 27 44 c 500 at 29c 2300 at 28c 600 at Sheep—Receipts 3500 other classes weak Instances 4 1937 were reported as fol- Newell B Cook newly appointed steady gust 7£ark Bingham 1000 at lambs steady early bids and sales range state fire warden that they must bulk sorted choice grade lows : Park City Consolidated 6100 at 42c $102501060 file applications before August 15 million of dollar) 1300 at 42 44c 1300 at 43c 2100 at 4344c native lambs big $10 50 slaughter ewes (la choice range feeding lambs $4 75 down 2200 at 43c 1000 at 4344c Aug 4 Aug 28 Aug 5 After the state fire board has 1937 1937 Park King 3000 at 644c eligible to $1025 closed the areas sheriffs officers Bill discounted 15 Park premier 500 at 14c 5 ST JOSEPH Aug Bills 5 Plochs Bristol 2000 at 344 c acting as deputy fire wardens will steady U 8 bought Receipt 2000 fat lambs Good Princs Consolidated 200 at 68c 200 to government seto strong other classes steady have authority to make arrests for curities 2526 At 67c 06 top choice lambs 01050 native $1000 Industrial advance Rico Argentine 1500 at 19c setting fires $1950 bulk Idahos to killers $1000 0 not 15 including Royaton Coalition 3000 at 244c to feeders $1000 few native lion commitment Silver King Western 200 at 51e 9200 1050 sorts i ewes down $450 1 laughter 21 52c August 4 tt Silver reserve bank Btandard 6000 at 144 c SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO Aug 5 (AP Other x-- 4 credit 4 2 Tintio Lead 500 at 62c 325 ineluding U&DA) — Hogs — Receipts reserve bank Tiutic Standard 50 at $800 50 at 100 direct Butchers slow about steady Total WASHINGTON Aug 5 (AP)— Tbe poai-Uo- n credit 2561 4 1 4 98 $8 10 100 at $8i9w10O and bulk 180-22- 5 pound weights Gold of the treasury on August 3: atock 429 12 462 41812 at $290 100 at Top Walker Mining odd lots sorted at $12 25 common-mediuheavily $1275 2 expenditure 8 Receipt: $3141553795 4 76 Treasury currency 2572 $2 97 44 100 at $300 $00 at $29744 medium grades $1200 0 1250 balance $2709403-H1140 4 631 117960379768 6636 few Balances 200 at $2 95 slaughter pigs down to $1050 69 custom in circulareceipt lor tbe month ' Money West Toledo 2000 ’at 5c 1000 at a $9000950 tow packing tion 6468 444 4 305 $340541951 — Receipts 250 Including 70 diZuma 600 at 35c 300 at 34c 1500 at Cattle Receipt for the fiical year (elnce July 3605 429 41178 8444 c 500 at S3c 1200 at 32c 500 at rect holdovers 35 8teer in very light Treasury cash 1) $47040953854 expenditure! 30c 250 at 20c 500 at 3044c 3000 at supply quality largely medium no early Treasury depo site (including $21195136626 of with federal re30c 200 at 31c 500 at 3044 c Late Indications around steady SAies x excess of expen481 serve banks n 130 emergency expenditures) 309 medium-goo- d Wednesday Short-loa- d Gros debt Nonmember diture $23390789874 deposits mod CURB SALES (After 1 P M) $1025 she stock pound fed an increaae of $1119647 and other federal 'actlver quoted food strictly steady erately 44c 1000 Tunnel at Alta Gold aaeete reserve accounts over the previous day 578 415 nomto bulls $625 quoted -- Decrease Commonwealth Lead 100 at 22c® jood Increase includlt $122821444027 50 at $125 XA mlnu Item due to tlm dlxrepancy of Inactive'' gold Sureka Standard Calves— Receipts 15? all direct Nom between 500 at 34c on reeerve bank credit! up e letting vealers inal quoted $8500 books for member banks and actual collecLittle May 6000 at 144e r 1000 Haildriver 145 at 40c 300 Including 25 di- tion on checks behind the credit Park City Con 100 at 43c 200 at rectSheep—Receipts Lambs 30 holdovers steady to weak43 44c Isobars on the Western weather map meer Long deck medium-goo- d Tintio Lead 1000 at 62c show a trough of low barometer readings dium pelt lambsi $825 sorted 20 per oent from tbe Arixona southwest northward to around 20 cents lower than Wednesday Montana Within this low temperatures are quality considered package medium-goo- d 4 generally above the seasonal normal Slightaround weights $825 sorted ly higher pressures are charted over the head $700: ewes practically absent quoted central Rocky mountains where evening I Bid Asked $12i®3T(f WASHINGTON Aua 5 (AP)— Combined temperatures ara a little lower than in resources and liabilities of the 12 federal the surrounding territory Considerable 70S ANGELES Aug 5 Amaig Sugar pfd cloudiuefla exists within the high and showlow about steady reserve banks at the close of business WedA Mach art— Receipt! 250 Con Wagon Low were over northern Colorado ers e Fire-Cla- y developed the reported Thursday nesday night 00 few by $14 Utah $1328® 1375 states are federal reserve board la thousands of dol- pressures over the north-centrUtah P A L $6 pfd Cttle— Receipts 400 slow steady me lars a follows: accompanied quite high thermometer by do $7 pfd I A88ET8 re readings c m r $725 down Gold certificates on band and duo s Comparative data for Salt Lake City 50®25 from U 8 treasury SALES 8833399 Degrees cutter glades $350® 525 92 fund federal reserve Highest temperature today Cains — Receipts 100 holdonrs BIO Redemption (Trading S L Stock Exchange) notes ’ 101 9784 Highest In this month eluce 1876 Consolidated Wagon A Machine 100 few vealers steady at $950 1050 few 67 $ 312308 Lowest last niffht light calves $925 few range calves $600 Other cash $ Lowest this month Jiince 1874 46 ®7 50 bulk unsold 78 reeerve Mean Total for 9155491 today Sheep—Receipts 300 steady good 77 Normal Billa discounted: ehorn pastured lambs $900 beavlly Curb- S Inches Secured by U 8 government oblsorted at $775 Total or 24 for boors the direct guaran fully igation precipitation I Asked Bid ) 00 teed ending at 6 p m 10028 A 00 Total for this month to date Other bills discounted 5377 Accumulated Amalf Sugar com month for this deficiency First See Corp A 10 to date Total bills discounted 25403 1$ Utah Home Fire III! Bills bought In open market X363 3078 Total sineb October 1 to date ' Utah Southern Oil 77 1 Oct advances Accumulated Industrial tine 21082 deficiency Utah Oil Refining IL 8 government securities: Sun rises at 5:29 and sets at 7:39 6 1937 Bonds 732508 BONDS Treasury notee$i9$$t($$i$$ 1157713 635969 Treasury bills Holly Sugar da 47 Total U S covemment curl-do "ahorta” 8 L ties 2526190 Ogden Be 34 NEW YORK Aug 6 CP)— A boost Hotel Utah Ba 41 Utah-Idah- o Total bills and securities 2565753 Sugar Bs Due from foreign banks 222 Federal reserve notes of other banks 28198 601649 days was announced today by lead Uncollected Items 45500 premises The rise made the Bank All other assets NEW YORK Aug S (AP) — Raw sugar Ing producers 42692 was 3 pa hits lowtr Thursday for spots on new New cents 650 assets Total pound price 12439505 either a sals ol about 10000 bags of PhilipLIABILITIES York ahd 63d East St Amis reserve notes la actual (Shipment pines or Cubaa at 330 cants were quoted by Federal The higher circulation 4222016 sugar dacllnad 3 points on a aals of 22 BOO the American prices Depositor Smelting A Refining Member bank reserve account 6635764 bags of Philippines for and Lead account U treasurer Joseph companies 8 308778 general shipment at 348 cents 195093 Foreign bank Futures wars Irregular 7h No 3 9°°-traOther deposits 124926 lower under Was long liquidation Total deposits tha fata of the owing to uncertainty over No Deferred availability Items 4 recovered 606265 sugar bill at Washington HEW YORK Aug 5 (AP) — Coffee was Capital paid In from aarly toeaea 132442 Final price wars 2 to 4 points net lower lower Thursday under foreign selling Surplus (section 7) 145854 27490 for No 3 with ealee of 12750 tone No 4 Trade and locale bought Surplus (section 13-B- ) Santos opened 5 to 9 points tower and 'Reserve for contingencies waa unchanged to 1 point lower early but 35873 ' 5004 No 7 Ail other liabilities rallied and closed 4 point lower to Vfe closed 3 to 6 lower sales 28750 6 to 10 points lower and closed 4 higher on aalea of 1(1000 tone opened lower point net No safes 11000 Total liabilities 12439 505 3 September 2 54c bid tq 10 Close: Ratio total reserves to dfepostt end fedClosing quotations: Sautofl September November 231c nominal January- - 2 37c dl-Marrli bid bid 10 56c ’December 10 15c March 9 95c eral reserve note liabilities combined 797 3390 841c Hay -No 7 September per cent bid May 985c July 9T77C July 2 43c waa at 4 TO cents "06c December 6 87c March 670c Refined Contingent liability on bills purchased forv Unchanged foreign correspondents 2917 for fine granulated with a fair withdrawal May 661c: July 660c ad-- I Commitments to ntak Industrial— — "'demand reported while eeeond bunds were Spot coffee dull unchanged I Eantot 4s vances 15 366$ 0140 114 cj Quoted t A57)3 to 46Q rente Unlisted Industrials 0 1937 Juveniles Steal Pincliot Raps Cars for Trips of Looting’ juvenile burglars car who trip from Salt Lake City to the first U S Torests by bring out automobiles and last Monday of the SALT LAKE TRIBUNE FRIDAY MORNING 'AUGUST ents settled In Spanish Fork end later 10 moved to Coalville where she had lived since 1900 are her husband a daughter 10 MrsSurviving Emma Morby Johnson and four son A T Ward and James Morby Jr Coal(y ville and Grant M Morby Chicago III and 10 four sons by a former marriage Jack Arthur and Orvll Johnson Spanish Fork atrd David L Johnson Coalville 500 Funeral services will be conducted Sunday at 2 p m in the Summit L D L- tabernacle here by Bishop C 10 FroeL Burial will be la Coalville city cemetery 10 Rank and TrueL oompany lot 89 ‘ plat A KFlMITa H R Bennett owner Bern B Mil lard builder remodel reeldewe 1019 Eut Seventeenth South treet $ 10 R C Kimball owner Jowph Cou 1am frame reeidence builder 350 2tST Aldeu 3900 10 Mre Bernice Froet owner: Ben H builder brick reeidence Lev! 1404 Eaet South Temple etreet 15000 10 Adult Blind School owner: Robert Q Gray butlder remodel brick 138 South Second Eut building I rect 2000 460 Nellie Durtechl owner and butlder 10 frame reeidence 72 Bryan ave 0O4r Xue r V unopened Tbe right to reserved to accept any or to reject any or-- 11 proposals or alternates BOARD OF- - EDUCATION SCHOOL DISTRICT By B E MIX President GRANITE FIELDING BURTON of flret publication Date of last publication Date of Board Clerk Publication Salt Lake Tribune CALL FOR BIDS Sealed blda for ths full time rervire of a fraduate nurse will be received by tha Common Board of Director for tha Idaho Falla Roberta Rigby and Rexburg Rural Health Service Inc until 600 p m MonBlda for ealarv must ba day Anguat 9 bails tated on Tha followmonthly ara required! ing qualification Not les than two year’ expertene of general duty nurelng mice graduation capable of typing and keeping general records: bidders must have eu a itomoblle and must Include ths rat per mile for travel should accompany blda further Information bidder ara to call at the Resettlement A ministration Office 108 Courthoiire IdihF bids to the Idaho Addrea Falls Rural Health Hera Ice Inc- - 106 Could' Idaho house idaho Fall Tbs Board rwarvre tbe right to (eject or bids all any reference ' For tf C L CLEMENTS irorttory u t i r |
