Show Sunday Morning- - tTljc Salt £akc Vilnine -- July 16 1939 8$ Nation’s Business Recovering Confidence I Copper Sales Fight on Loans Reveals Rising Opposition lo New Deal Spending Plans Charles By Drop After Recent Flurry NEW YORK July 15 UP— Copper markets took stock this week of the tremendous turnover in the Released by North American Newspaper Alliance Ine red metal duiing the fiist 10 days was of July NltjW YORK July 15 — Rather more encouragement F Speare 1 to be found in the foreign political situation this week pwing to the positive stand taken by I’lime Minister Chambcilain towaid Danzig This it is believed at least postpones any immediate act of aggression by Germany European markets were steadier and a stiffening occurred in security prices in New York But gold continues to come here for safekeeping from nervous capitalists across the Atlantic In the domestic field the improvement shown in several important branches of industiy the prospect of an early adjournment of congiess and a less senuus aspect to the labor unrest aided in the lecovcry of a portion ot the confidence shattcied earlier in the summer It was to have been expected that lion and steel production would make a sharp advance after the The slump in the holiday week rebound earned it up to about 50 per cent of capacity where it is still on a nonprofit basis Output of the automobile factories in ihc Michigan district was curtailed by strikes These however do not cariy the serious implications ot nose in the spring of 1937 strike Lacks Support Heavy Buying of Materials Portends Gain in Industry 000-to- n 8 the heavily subsidized As lobbyists aterways interests ore cleverer railroad than the v group For Senator Wheeler to admit defeat i9 no compliment to his leadership Long condemnation of the bankrupt railroads for their years of sin did not make a favorable background for argument when the chairman of the senate committee interstate commerce sought to enact legislation based on the urgent needs of solvent and insolvent alike in the day of their humility f V f The Dun & Bradstreet mercantile agency said woolen mills had on hand orders 50 per cent larger than a year ago and shoe factory bookings were 15 to 25 per cent larger than last summer at this time Industry’s preparations to handle these orders were evident in larger buying of raw materials notably metals and fibers Tintie Gold Mining company has done 323 feet of work since beginning its new development program in April and conditions look promising especially on the 600 level it was reported Saturday by J J Beeson the company’s engineer In the south end of the property Mr Beeson said the company sank a shaft and did 47 feet of i pioviding mineralization in the form of iron and vein quartz along a north 30 east fissure ’On completing this work’’ said Mr Beeson "we decided to prospect in the vicinitv of this area on the 600 level at a vertical depth of 390 feet below the surface taking advantage of the fact that the underground workings already had been extended to a point vertically below the surface shaft "Since beginning work on the 600 level we have driven a cross-ou- t 91 feet to the east In the last 40 feet a bedding of quartz replacing limestone has been showing 'n We are prospecting the the drift quartz by a short raise after which to we shall continue the east for the Grand Central vein ’On the 400 level we have driven 124 feet to the east with a view to the Ajax formation into stratigraphically higher beddings Here we expect to intersect the Centennial Eureka fissure often referred to as the parting or east limit fault This vein recently has been opened up on the surface by trenches for a distance of 100 feet and it can be traced much This is a promising pie-- ’ farthei where the vein of "oik rst f i isu: c is mtei Pc led bv east-but our goal will not be reached in " Retail Trade Gains sentiment in com- Utah Company To Seek Oil I cross-cuttin- 0 les than 200 feet 'the work is being done under The steel industry did not quite contract by a crew of seven men recover all its loss during the holi- and Mr Beeson reports that they day week Schedules were boosted are averaging four feet a day in to 49 7 compared with 38 5 per each of the two faces cent of rapacity the previous week To provide finances for continuand around 54 per cent before Inde- ing the program directors ‘of Tintie Autopendence day shutdowns mobile production rallied to 61610 -- 4- Shipments gold-silv- Sharp Earnings Bark City Utah Ships Again d High-grad- in-- c 1 1 1 1 To-t- i C iP 2 INVESTORS ATTENTION 500-fo- 1 J r i 1J 1 v t i ’ i t t ' -- V 6 I v i i i i j elegram 4 t 605 00 Culls brought 44 Hog— The week 1 market on but her to lower levels this week hog moed ! week an I was 25 It 15c he'ow the A close late top of 47 40 was made the best 170 lo 2 10 wound bitch oti moed er Mixer weight and grade and a raise or $6 5 j 7 10 within l sow mg $40047400 pciFherp— The run of heep and lamb 2 164 heal for the week numbered 155 at against 4491 last week an The beet trucked In erring hmb vear a rat gc rf 47 75 mr rd withm 108 head averaging 70 po d including A fe el the ton rf thl range ” 00 went at 4u " of plain trn k n jot of 86 pound 'rnrlinr trrught 46 00 No tradtt g was done on car load lot Note Carload of whipped in Ine in bought f r reshipmrnt on the Norh nrtnbie in market carry freight benefit amounts except when otherwise noted 7 50 'iki4 liilv 14 (USDA 1— Gst'le and In the cuttle rinlion Receipt week numbered 1227 head against 915 for lat weeks fhedav period and The limited auttK Near ago I618 fullv s'eadv of fed stock offered wa and Rraaser were shout tead lo we4i The week decline with laet compared seasonal movement of graaaerw to n are kel la Retting under way comparati aeaaon and mot of the lv early thl A few tu thia Has run week lots cf good fed steers changed hand 1107 of a u car at $774 875 Including Jdaho In the am tic u r mr et pound ihe bet heifer rate at $7 25 $7 05 etccr r 8 J5 Ths hulk of the gra and heifers went moslv at $7 no t d ' n 75 at 7 50 kind $6 with plntu went at 55 50 Medium to good erw In the 6 50 with a few helferv km uUer and auction rin at $6 4twi 6 50 5 15 and common row a hroti ht 44 50 4 25 made puli brought rainier loop moved $4507600$7 8 Theandbeatcommon calve to medium 75 at $8 50 Cults mad $4 50 eal era at $5 50® 8 00 ft 5 00 H Hess— The hoj market reversed week and the heal butcher tht emir a week ago wer 254 15c lower than Top kinds averaglnr 170 to 220 pound and l below' went Weigh! $7 40 above thl rang wer ril minted around of the with 25c to $100 fer cwt and heavy light discount on extreme wa brought $4 00a weight lacklig 00 5 aid 54 409 head of aheap Mheep rd lamb were reunited hi at ahrrp a flit week min 17 rot with 12 on Ifi't nd 52 0 )nt week Iambi were around 75c lower tor 'te 15 n were off about week Sol feeder lamt mi 5c 1b bent Idaho enrlit 4m the aMrr at Ini moved aale mar geneial time dmn at the prim tht at 48 kHii Rnrral load brought ew Imnh 15 A car of Mhi figure of 84 pound Utah aprli gei r A fewears of Idaho feed mad I 24 rs brought 7 85 Tht beat lottl spring OfPFN cale tb Uheii v ou buy “Caterpillar Diesel engines Diesel IrHelors nr road equipment 011 buy at OUR rink — beeause mc guarantee complete satisfaction Ask any of the hundreds of present “Caterpillar” users! N Y Mission Utahns Prepare For Day as Exposition Host 4 ! J Colonel Fred Jorgensen commander of the 324th cavalry reserve regiment is shown beside the coat of arms for the of regiment Colonel Jorgensen has seen nearly 30 jears service army Gordon Weggeland vice chairman of the Utah New York World’s fair commission left Salt Lake City with Mrs Weggeland Saturday at 9 p m to make final preparations for Utah day at the fair July 24 Acting for E O Howard chairman who Will be unaole to attend Mr Weggeland has issued invitation to all known former Utahns now living in the vicinity of New York and other eastern cities to attend dedicatory ceremonies at the With the Military Mounted Force Rides Willi Utah building-A- n informal reception will be conducted by Governor Henry H Blood assisted by N Lamont Wilson secretary to the governor Ernest S Holmes manager of the State Fair association and C P (Editor’s note: This is the second of a series of Sunday Overfield who will represent the and national reserve guard Utah comm 6sion military articles on the various artiGovernor Blood and the others regular aimv regiments in the intermountain region An wall ltave Salt Lake City with their cle on the 413th infantry regiment reserve will appear next w ives later this week week) Members of Utah's congresyonal delegation are expected to be presTheie is something romantic about the cavalry regiment on Utah day as are - ent at the SfairEccles chairman of Marriner especially where one considers the early— history of western Amerthe board of governors of the fedica eral reserve board and Robert H were allorated to the It W'M only the cavalry that Oregon Seventeenth cavalry inactive Hinckley chairman of the civil was capable of combat with the for the 324th aeronautics authority both formerHeadquarter fierce Sioux and other plains Incavalry iv in Salt Lake City and ly of Ogden dians It was cavalrv saber verOne of the featured of the celetnc regiment h part of the lfi2nd b’nsus tomahawk men in cavalrv brigade The brigade la bration on Utah dav will be a conversus paint'd cavc'ry cert by the New Yoik L D S stake part of the Sixty-sixtof an rafor tnc divnoa with he 'dquartprs in the chorus of 300 'ges cmpn e corps area at Omaha The tradition of the great InNeb dian campaigns of the last cenCommanding officer ia Colonel 20-3- 0 Fred Jorgensen who enlisted in tury lingers on in the United States army Tbs 324th cavalry the Utah national guard March 24 1910 The same month he regiment for instance has adopted the coat of arms which shows was commissioned captain of a clenched fist and the words infantry and six years later In the Indian sign transferred to the cavalry The Salt Lake club SaturIn June 1916 he entered fedlanguage it means "We defy” day began gathering literature to and the words are Shoshone eral service and saw active duty boofit Salt Lake City as the site He was for the 1041 national convention of on the Mexican border meaning the same thing 8kich second officer language is intended to convey clubs commanding Firct Utan cavalry tie general attitude of thebe cavLvnn Searlc club president hes squadron es erem 1917 In toward their to March from August been authorized by fellow club alrymen The 324th cava’ry was organtic Wor’d war he commanded members to take th lead In pushized in 1920 within the area of field 145th headquarters battery ing the candidacy of Salt Lake City Utah Nevada Idaho Wyoming at the convention in San Franartillery U N G Oreand Montana Washington He was appointed adjutant cisco August 28 to 31 and In 1925 Washington gon The Ogden Provo and Pocatello general of Utah September 24 1918 with the rank of major Idaho clubs are giving full support and accepted appointment as to the Salt Lake bid Mr Searle major cavalry reserve March said By the time of the August 11 1922 also the local club convention Colonel Jorgensen has attended hopes to have promoted active orat school Fort the Riley cavalry Ismht ganizations in Murray Logan end pound fed clipped California sprln available best earllnga Kan and the command and gen$8 00 ft 8 74 Evanston Wyo to lend strength na early $8 25 bulk $7 00 a 8 00 hulk heat Leavenschool at Fort eral staff to its argument $2 24 ft J 40 live e aughler ewe 4 medium ant of 125 good a late He member available is worth Kan Tne meeting would attract sev$7 60 j 61 67 pomd range feeding Umb Scib-hnr- d M company fifth regiment eral hundred young civic workers 8 00 mndlv n be ’11 Y J pnd Blacic and has KAN A fiom oil the western states for a 5 P r Hi dr-- I tofb fo r-ipic id'nt of the Utah stale stay o h t n crimen Erven e f f i ’A ‘o-Ur S'lrle e’so announced com-lux rn 10 of on United lor the States it c es for the coming :ix months: 00 le f peer 10 CHi S In I r Ihe eek and expansion — ia Membership w eh u aid ch and Other offirrrs of the 321th Harold A Berlins Glen T Kerr 5 steel 25 ft 50c lower gra mnstlv rr heifer aid mixed vearimg alrv are Lieutenant Colonel Bojd Harold H Hendricks vaster 2 0 40( lower 2 c lower (ow F Briggs Cheyenne VVvo exFinance— Carter VV Grant Richtoi kers aid feeder weak m 50c bwer Norman offirer classes steady to 25 lower weeks tors ecutive M Jensen David K Forbes ard Caplain choice $10 14 choct 846 pound steer D King Cheyenne Wyo plans House and fellowship — Stephen 1226 pound steers $10 00 mixed earth oO cows U and lieitMS good and training officer Captain Hays Glen Webeter Lawrence L 40 vealers $40 vearln g Stockers 49 ear Nephi C Christensen’ Salt Lake 48 00 hulk fed steer and Tovey feeders steer $fion6 lings $ 00 ft 9 40 gras City adjutant Captain Melvin Trogram— Robert P Rodman K $7 00 ft 8 74 8 00 stockera and feeder H Jones Brigham City intelliC Farnsworth William L Talmer 5'0 for the week pbeep- - Receip'e vear lower lamb $!0nol20 steadv ppring gence officer Captain George V rrojeels— Orval T Stewart Ford week 4 ft 40c off sheep lings eailv Boyd Wheatland Wyo supply Hatch E G Allen tc p ( otoriidn speh gon lambs r Gel rad's aid $9 75 late t p $0 officer and First Lieutenant Social and rec rcational— Verc B allies st rl se most triukedln laMves George V Clark BoKc personnel MrGhie V ilby Bovden B K Lund d vtn fr m 48 75 fed r rl ir c st cl sc 47 75 $6 75 Trwns slaughter ewe officer Sic k relief -- William L Talmer me xtlv $ 50 is comL IB own troop Joe t ifv Headquarters 15 HOt TH HAN IKAN(H(f) r e et manded by (’apt un Herbert five Glen T Kerr IM HPA Publicity rU lot xrdi 6 50 fmnjared Irnav Lake Citv of Salt club Reed E Brunhall Rosenberg '4 t "H d T P srnl hulk 175 to ifvdv tntchers 4K 40 few 2 10 jouid b tihers headquarters first squedron by history Ben E Pope odd Major James L I’fttterscn of Oggn d 120 don headquarters second squad53 50 ron Captnin I loyd W Coatrs of 125 Salt Lake City and headquartcis 10 0 third squadron Captain J Fred pound down about steady heavier welghia Raynolcis of Salt Lake City weak to 25c lower range she stc k tr g Romantic Past lini-fir- hai-m!r- - nn-tcr- d h y Shapes Conclave Plan ’Hah-be-A- 20-3- 0 20-3- 0 Saturday’s Livestock Quotations 25-to- O Fair Official Leaves for j -- cl g assessGold have levied a ment the second this year fixing on which the Powder Wash field is units aerordme to trade estimates Augii't 29 as the delinquent ria’e s tuated from 42 782 during the hnlidav and September 27 ns Ihe sir dale Gcolog’sls’ maps are said lo in-- d v erk A year pgo the total v as 510 tale that an oil or gas sand may be reached at from 1000 to ’000 feet Hopes rose for settlement of the Ore with thiee or Tour possible reser- strikp of Geneial Motois tool and voir sands withm 4000 feet The die workers in time to hasten the Bingham The Addie Mining company oprnmra RHluHmn f’omhlt rd Mptal of new models operatois plan to use a small rig shift to 20 tons UnltPd Siatf 8mpltins Refining erating tons 7123 properties at to drill to this depth but will make Packard production romparu b Milling Motor was reported ready TumiPl and Mum enmnam 10noNational ton Silver City Idaho has authorized hole big enough to wanant use to get the on new models by AmprPati RmrlTinR A Refining rompam going its officers In apply for listing of of a 637 Utah tons company if and 660 Copper deeper drilling is larger rig the company's stock on the Salt 55 ton can dail The drilling will be necessary 000 Brazil to $359000 Lake stock exchange owing it is anTintie American investors for the past nounced by M Ned Williams sec- done by D D Gibson and L B hlv Follow InK ere Ihn Tint Ip district Warner of Thermopolis Wyo seven or eight years now comes retary and general manager menln In carload lots Ghir( Conaolidatfd 11 Tintie MIiim tatM United 19 The company acquired the old NFW YORK Julv 13 ( API — Corporate Standard 4 Utah Fire Clay company along wrth a $1000000 payment ramin rrpnrt rplfaspd during ihp An equivalent transaction would be Addie mine formerly operated by 2 GhiPf Cnnolldatfd (limei ifilltrai showing profit s per common share Mammoth piutus 2 Iron Blossom that of a thriftless individual who the Orem family of Salt Lake City ludcfi Frank Harris lara l‘ Grand Central 18 1919 Grand had borrowed $359 in 1931 from his end later the Florence claim ali turtka Dill (dump orrt OuarW Hided June in Tint drnui t mi Irnnkor bank to buy a second-hanautomost in the heart of Silver City 50 OS Central $ 07 Pavuk G ra 1 Mountain View 1 l Godha h 01 ( nnlamer nrp e mobile and nnd paid nothing since 90 gold ore is rcpoited to 97 1 06 ’al MrM KO then lirialiy appealing one any and have been discovered almost at Ha itifaHtirlng Utah Mnes company II Hfnii Park City I’prk CitV 7 ihhev On hi Ford tons passing over a 41 bill to the note grass-root- s recently in the Flor- has shipped the second carload Marine Midland 17 Park I tah rnnnlirtatd teller demanding credit and an ence claim The vein is now being from the oie Mathleaou Alkali Park Citv Consolidated 1414 to a New 16 body recently opened N Y Airbrake 4 6S0 tons ami Silver King Coalition Park followed to depth 458 tons 62 up in the Wasatch tunnel and the Twin Coach The company also acquired the third carload will be shipped early n Potosi mill at Silver City this week company officials ren installed a new ball mill Saturday unit and began operating the plant ported motor Installation of a 5 on ores the from Addie and driven air compressor was comJuly the Florence Mr Williams says a few days ago and the NORTH BAIT T AKF Tulv 5 UlsnAltln the truck dlvtilon rled st 57 60 The company's office is in Boise pleted 8 10 with eorte et $6 75017 0(1 A Cattle nd rhee — The week’s run in company has Installed three more — brought the cattle varde totaled 6K0 head to mr of 320 pomd Idaho one machines owner— Two fine Income a $2 75 By Trucked in ewea made only MO having compare with 50R for the ahort week drilling at too The $2 00 v rck ago and 11G6 a business ind apartment properam ported rar of because used been previously U S ' In of te— lhrtnrK kuu v the on shipped farl'fl'' full afradv waa Treasury Report mrket ties In near-b- y elllrs Salt Lake m r lack of air ht f r rrhinmci t nu the Pgr r of stork offHHl with pome vanrl hnu (ountv earning 1 and lll“0 net WAMtlMroN lulv h ivn-T- ht i e t hip " nrirble r rt r rr frri ht bene e in men have been added to In the brf S'vcral f l)P Sit tl J lU on Investment Price 51 000 and no r id otherwise he an nut n m ftrl 'f " The fCt iecr run cv r ipt a (i $4 J " k i in fin fM the force nnd the eomnnnv n work$21 000 Incomes are assured hv "f e id t a t n t pm fer yr V' AP I1SU4 OM DA not 6 ne s'7'hl"t "IMintumn t re Ivm e r ir MO to highest rated leasees over period 5i ‘h two shifts in break ng oie and rfor 7r‘‘7' r 573 ( e n u c ii i nrl tup 49 50 Hu pd ing hi m m a I n nnirr nu ' of vears If vnu are not Interested I P rn nmH rr tb' : nil Im ru r m M 04 m ir for ihp in “ ' 7 no M developing the ore hodv along drvp ni gra rr rr ue nfl too Jh S bv “hip Mo f MU v4 50 In hlith class Investment MO 0 month rn Pipt fn Ji plea-- e 45 In good tnoil row went at 'O'M ge d to rhoi e 200 to J'n feuni M 20 par (lulv 8711 IS rxnnnii the strike of the fissure Work in fllum do not answer Boi lo ' 6 50 to (ommou and to ion rnnid 5h40'ihAO few good 270 20 IK'S 82 cm cx of cpn turp $14 the raise above the tunnel has 44 'O'tN 5 ujtter Gamier $2 0 100 to 400 pound hrmrh to Ahioprrj $5 2 $mw cron deftt MO ilitiircn $116 02167101 Buis made hOR ft85 07 M i 3 00 $l25'uno 5 65S 30 G1 FrU lnt wek but will 4xeal25 calve inrrcatf over pre hhj been halted temporarily compared rated at rtav nld arts $16 177 Rubber 240 pound down Ift4j20r 1076 4 1213 5 25 be resumed In a few days common to medium eaierx at r ows 4O075c heavier 2547 900 off oi 022 22 Addie Plans Stock Listing ’ !J4 II AAll-htj-A- g cross-cuttin- 1 eJ g Despite sizzling temperatures In many places Dun & Bradstieet of goods estimated distribution through consuming ihannefs was running 5 to 15 per cent ahead of last year at leading shopping (enters Country districts the agency said continued to fare better than The cities in the trade returns south and middle west were rated in front in sectional gains The stock exchange registered in u A Progress at Tinlie Gold trenchment improvement xsslzlzcsi sc Beeson Cites mon wuth wholesale markets Share trading revived as many outstanding storks advanced $1 to $5 a share The market as a whole apA prominent lead producer re- proached the high levels of June ported almost daily rcressity of preceding the Danzig war scare dipping into reserves to suppiy de- Bonds went un with stocks mand In geneial the lead marWeek-lat- e figures on Fourth of ket enjoyed satisfactory volume Jply curtailments helped drag down at the firm price of 4 855i 4 90 cents the Associated Press weekly index a pound of industrial activity Following a Brass mills and galvamzers rebound in June and the latter part bought fair amounts of zinc the of May the latest index figure was price holding steady at 4 50 cents down to 88 0 compared with 88 5 East St Louis the previous week The 4vith index component groups based on latest figures callevels as 100 culated on lq29-3compared as follows- On the other hand an equally difficult situation in congress that of the appropriation for the T V A purchase of the Commonwealth A Southern’s propeities in Tennessee The Iron Springs Petroleum comand in northern Alabama and Misof Salt Lake City is moving pany sissippi has been worked out satisto the location for a equipment factorily in the spirit of compro- wildcat oil well south of the Hiamise between two political factions watha field in Moffat county northas bitterly opposed in their philosowest Colorado company officials phies as any involved m the rail- announced Saturday The company road legislation plans to test the Tertiary sands in a high on an anticline believed to be an extension of the anticline ss (AP)--Busmo- J men found hints baromelrts this week NEW YORK Julv 15 of better trade piospects on the economic The heaviest buying wave in three years swept over the copper market The red metal often has been a sensitive weather vane of business sentiment because it has heefi auhjcct to violent swings in and reinventory accumulation cei-tai- n Pellcy-Fletch- Lacking public sympathy and not having the support of the Roosevelt administration the drive of the Al’L and ot the 0 I O to force revision of the recently enacted modification of the W P A regulations is not likely to succeed Vnat it is more likely to do is to encourage legislation to abolish this agency Uespite its legitimate function in an era of great national unemployment and to start agitation lor a i etui n to the despised "dole" ijstem The nation has a responsioilit) in caring lor those w ltnout jobs It need nut now ever leel compelled to piovide particular kinds of jobs lor them or pay the prevailing rate of wages Most certainly it has no obligation to feed those who will not work when given the opportunity The cold reception given to the new lending policy of the administration by congress this week signifies the growing opposition to a too free spending ot government money The proposal to lend to South American governments as a means of retaining or promoting ihcir political iavor nas Doen thrown ovei board Tins kind of petting party with debtors notoriously inuuteient to then external obligations would be rank folly Brazil Debt Cited As a result sales volume slumped sharply Traders showed no particular concern over this development which is exported after any burst of activity For the week ended Saturday with Friday and Saturday estimated volume was around 9000 tons Thursday turning in the smallest daily total of from appreciation expression since early April In the preceding the lender week sales to homo consumers Along with a neutrality act that amounted to 149894 tons from this country prevents again June statistics showed the first being used to carry the burden of a decrease in stocks of domestic reAsia there or war in Europe in fined copper since October last should be a section of it prohibitand most ohserver? expect year ing loans to foreign governments and August to register furJuly that have played fast and loose ther substantial decreases with their obligations to the United An factor in this conStates This writer is in favor of ned ionimportant copper men said was that waiting off the war debts of Great the 29 order bv Flench inBritain and France and under terests ptobably would be moving of but Italy piovisions during those mouths to any further financial asThe price held firm dunng the sistance to promote wars in no week at 10 cents a little degree growing from the stu- small amount of metalalthough was counand the greed of these pidity available in the secondary tries market around 10 cents In the export market copper shot Hope for Railroads Dun up to 10 45 cents a pound highest Hope of railroad legislation et since early in the year but fell this session of congress has about back to finish the week at 10 35 been abandoned after nearly seven rents Volume tapered as the price months of planning and debating fell i ei mt er Ft nl 25c off stag 100 rattle— Salable receipt cleg week compared with Fridv ud yearling teadv to IV light steer medium and weighty offering lower off hitme KfMOr off moUv lower lt none 4oj e- bulk medium to good $X00 eral load goed to choice $9 t(fr OKI 7 i h' U e 1070 pound lo ig $0 arine 1 to l two iv If $9 90 pound bullocks bad good rd choice 847 pound mixed o 9 to 2V heifers !etl learilng lower week s top 829 pound $0 19 row r if rtOt M 2V lower Rood and nvtlv 7 Mi e i ho th plain and medium a d fuller K fn '0 9 "1 rainier largely to kn and feed M 00 0 25 gr rce rr ted to trnng R od HuHer two load hoi e 76 t 9 5 ud b lot t' j in 5u f 10 50 few welkin in c up ’n $ 2 00 150 comtnrrd ‘sheep Salahle rcfeipt I rifln of lust week 11 lamb 51 104 15 lower heep weak to 25c lower weak to 25c lower r Jrm freeing lamb Idaho spring lamb follow lug bulk 4k 60 y 8 75 sorted prli g laml xa 85 medium to gKd yearling 46 60 (n 7 00 $ 00 good and choice shorn ewe l 50 Idaho (reding iamb $8 00 4f 8 25 iiAtha (reding lambs mostly $7 75 soi $011075 rlrr ntle v c i 4 w t R I R ft Ml f ft f A ll'i 1 t 74jM) 400 lt wt Grade Teacher 1 t2r 'er clas-ifucitio- n v actual tep 49 24 about steidv hull on car good 9b8 pound short fed steer at 1000 lo under pound quoted jg fed Hog lllCAffO Jn'v IV f A P I ’811 A godr Salable receipt $')75 nr slightly above medium to 24 300 direct 2000 nominal short feds ound $8 to 1020 8(0 few around 220 280 pound steady 1119 to 1160 pound load lot 46 10 ft 7 00 shipper took none estimated 9 00 north $H '4ft 6 50 holdover 100 compared week ago weieht up to 12ig pound me 48 24 ft K 15 steer coast fat gras average 240 pounds and down 10 4 7 7 s t $7 dlum weight graei lower heavier butchers tnd farklnp sows 4h 50 n 7 75 p edtum to 2 o 5c off era and feeder mot 45 7 i u 6 cews tlam beef Cattle -- baiahle receipt 400 calves 100 pnd bulls $6 40 $4 week receipt bur slaughter cow compared Friday den me aid mediumweiyht and heavy down 8c00 for five dv 25 V 40c lower feer closed ' erv dill btieep peelpt lc sed at maximum rierp good to rhda fat romrared I rulav last wek Iamb to aid wellicra lower steers 40c yearling Hllng IlOO pounds upward pre dominated fomiarabla long yearling and steady light kind In best riema id eve 5c Bulk gfKd to ehohe tin light atrer 25c lower hut good to choke urnnR 1i srada 750 950 pound yearling steer and pH to 67 pmnici Galtfnruia and Dreg u $8 25ft 8 73 ttragiht light heifer and mixed vearllnts strong wonled spring lamb lo 29c higher all common and medium and aorttd 10ft 4 per cent at $100 4R 50 on double gtad steer 14ft MV lower stock era sod rliaiounl cloaing limit feeder sharing rise line more hut still 68 pound Oregon $8 40 sorted 3 4 per uneeaaonahlv small supply native and cent $7 40 good to ch lc shorn spring southwest grsMera In crop plain and me h ru few hdc er $7 60 ft 8 23 light dlum grad heifers weak to 25c lower most heavltr weights rtii g $9 50 all row hulls 29o lower 25 r 40c off aid vealer ftdc down extreme ton prime heavv steers 811 25 next highest prbe $10 64 paid for strictly chut vearlbR sleet strictlv choke heifer vearlmr $10 10 bulk fed seera and vrarlti g 48 74 r 8 10 00 he! fe 75 grn-tem at tv 47 on ' 8 ’4 m adfi ft) b fe t ntd at $8 85 'it 0 40 scaling 1130 14115 tv Iinrll direct 1000 hh ct halnhl recefjt week spring fti O ron pared Kriliu 41 ’4 fnMv ter lamb snd vmrllnf having regalted on V 'na (art rf c'hrr sheen fullv wine very abaro downturn '5 Im O n nw er w ee' 2 5c i f ip mb t m on b w paid esrH tloalng t m $9Mi 14 wee’ "4 $8 ttve 2A t b Hat $n ilk 0 00 cioatig bulk U on e n n m spring lamb meistly tp 00 0 74 f r kkI 77 80 VAsshiiiRtons $U J5 lit Close lt c T ahes Lessons Legion COALVILLE -- F D Williams has been elected commander of LcRny E Ben on poet No 93 American Legion Also elected at a recent meeting In the Bank building wcie R E Boyer first vice commander Charles Andorton second vice commander G Iiullock W L Sirgent service officer historian F T Wilson sergeant-at-arm- s II Arnold William chaplain and VV V' Johnston publicity chairman An executive committee was chosen also composed of the commander adjutant and thiee members Bert Ball Orson Dawson and VV C Morton R L S I Canadian Legion post No 97 Empire Service league will hold a wind dnve Vrdn riiv at Rp m a the I eg on home 2H k u t avenue it was announced Saturday Briti'h I From Old Pupil e years ago Mrs Ellen Dawson graduated a youth from her fifth grade and today she is taking notes on everything he s lys— bee ause he is now her teacher Mrs Dawson a teacher at Lincoln school in Brigham enrolled in the summer session at the University of Utah and selected the course "Audio-VisuAids in the Elementary Si hools” under Dr Arthur L Marble dirfdor of guidance and curriculum In Los Angeles county schools It took only a few minutes after Ihe first lecture began for Ihe fifth grade instructor to recognize one of her graduates Arthur Twenty-on- Z al Wiitcli I lirft Rrporlnl Theft of a gold wrist watch from her loom in a hotel at 1"9 We t -’oulh Temple street was reported lo Salt Lake City police Saturday by Mrs Thomas Russell |