Show tm'f Wednesday Morning -- Experts See Big Trade L Stock S Market Quotations With Latins NEW YORK Nov 7 UP) — Wall tlieet sources envision the development within four j ears of a 0 trade between the United States and Latin America The estimate which (they de$2000-00000- fended as conservative is equal to the entire world trade of the United States last year It is based they said on the possibility that this country within the next 12 months or so might double the amount of its imports from the southern republics These purchases last year totaled slightly more than $433000000 “Only by a vastly accelerated rate of imports” said one authority “can we hope to win permanent superiority in Latin American Grand Deposit trade — potentially the greatest Great Western frontier of American commerce" Horn Silver It was pointed out that doubling Howell Indian Queen the value of imports from Latin Kennebec Ktumu America would put the southern Keystone TlutJc "in with nations balance” their Lehi Leonora United States purchases which last Little Mav Lead year totaled nearly $843000000 Magnolia Mammoth and provide them with dollars with Miller Hill Gold w'hich to expand their buying Miner Missouri Monarch Mom ow power mi Cltv Copper “Nations naturally prefer to buy Mount Mountain View Naildnv er from their best customers” com- Now Park mented a trade expert "That is New Premier New Quint Ihe main reason we have had such North Lil y difficulties in past years in doing North Standard Copper business south of the Rio Clrande Ohio Puk Bingham "Great Britain Germany and Park City Consolidated Konold France were the great outlets for Park Park Nelson Premier Latin American products Their Pirk Utah Park salesmen consequently started Plumbic Mines with an advantage in fnendliness Plums Cot snlidaied Our salesmen had to depend solely Prime Rn Argentine Ruvutoit Coalition on the superiority of their prod- Silver Kiuv Coalition ucts " Silver Kmc Western J er ShieTd Sih With the Washington adminHil er Standard istration directing industry’s atten- Hiouv Mines Standard tion to the development of the South Swansea Consolidated Bab Latin American trade banking in- Tar it Central terests in Wall Street are hoping Tint Tint it I ead Tint ir standard for a rapid upsurge of y Union Chief trade which will require financing Utah Consolidated Ul Sugar com and strengthen the financial posido if tion of the southern countries Uiah Wvnniinp Con Oil Vidor Consolidated two-thir- 02 02 15 02 004 1 4 Vi 004 not 04 02 Vi 01V4 01 4 05 0" Stocks Rise In Chicago Grand Tiepoit 1OO0 at -- '?f at Park Cltv Consolidated 1500 CHICAGO Nov 7 UP)— Stocks were mostly fractions to about a Unlisted point higher or unchanged MonBut day with motors and mail older house issues supplying most of the i J2 1’ in t c SuRtr pf Wluu 4 Math push in a rather quiet session T P ire Cla j j? Aviations also shared in the ad- Utah J Pow 4 U 6 Pf Ulh HA (10 S7 do pt vance and early highs were fairly no z c m I well maintained even alter news was received of the IIolland-Bel-giaS L peace move Bid General Motors reflecting the company’s declaration of a $1 23 AmalR Sugar common $ 2 95 dividend on the common stock Pun act limy Corp IJ 5(1 119 90 Ulih Home Fire In 9 JO Monday gained as much as a point Utah Oil Refining and closed at the full advance BONDS The issue was the most active 95 50 Holly Softer II 00 00 1600 shares changing hands do short Trade however continued slow throughout the session and sales S in 80 issues totaled onlv 22000 shares compared with 31000 Mon- Close Akf'l VI 2 SO R4 00 ( 0(1 10 20 00 1123 00 3 9 96 50 00 1U2 L Exchange day Mail order issues encouraged by record sales duung October were up Seals Roebuck finishing at 83 Montgomery Ward whose October sales weie the best foi the month in its history closed at a ' point gain and Bendix Aviation gained to Aero Equipment advanced closa new season high of 14 ing at 14V U S Steel finished 8 8 8 8 higher First grade First grade Second grade svveel lb lb R cieam lb 'trading to a exthange Tuesday dried up marmere trickle interest in the ket being diveited by the city Otslv four issues sold in election d in the hoard lots-- all field -- and prices generally were weak Park Citv Consolidated dropped to a new 1939 low at 13 cents off Condor Gold yielded a half cent An to 1 cent off a quarter cent odd lot of Comet Coalition sold at 10 Produce Market BUTT Slumps Trading nil Ihe Salt Lake stock I 34 H cents 6 Bingham Metals recovered to cents up a half cent and Giand 21 Deposit sold unchanged at No I tr CHICAGO wheat sales Com — No 7 Nov 2 mixed 59c No mixed yellow 50 (mainly white) 5‘a4c No 2 No t 4tn4fa51 white 61 fa 61 No 2 61 Uc Oat — No 2 white (weevllj) 39c: No i 3 weevil) ) IRtyr No d mixed 36 fa' No 2 3729 sample grade mixed 3ti white 9 9 ii c No J 38c sample grade 36c white vellow 98J4 fa97c No Soybean! — No 25J0 4 3 954 (ff 9fia4C 0D4fa96c Barley — Malting 5 5 fa 62c nomli al feed 33 it 43c nominal No 3 hartev 56 fa 59c 4 50c No hoc No 2 mailing No 3 malting 57 fa bic 15 nomtnal Timothy seed $3 Red Clovei $12 50fal5 00 nominal Red tnjh $8 50 fa 9 00 nominal A 11 ke — $1 4 00 fa 17 00 nommsl — A falls $17 50 fa 22 50 nominal No 2 V 904 Range of Chicago Future will pav an official visit to Salt Lake lodge No 85 Wednesday at 8 p m at the Elks dub Norris A Snuthen lodge secretatv announced Tuesdav Lee Lovinger Jr exalted ruler and other officers of the Salt Lake lodge will conduct an initiation reremony for a group of candidates SCHUBACH'S HLITABLE tP hee "I $2 fill'' SI7'iVfr cusToninn Funos ft l' auge mu h'l Eclitanl L Hurlon Fntfthllxhrd l'v IW (jonpanv p ftft fateri medium alral 'W Iftft hollnver Pe elji hirft ismti io g ui 66 tniind at $8 5ft no w inied iamb sold CO WASATCH 670 lighting fixture appliance INVITATIONS WEDDING Printed Engraved or Thermocntphed HMtVlCk M‘FIC1KNT QUICK Magazine Printing ( o CO KLFCTIUC fixtures gifts and W a 35hO State BIJCK1 h K eleirnl Beautiful So 10 Offnets will be eleited and installed at the annual Conclave of Marriage Licenses Utah commandery No 1 Knights Cache County 10 Hhelley L)le Jnllni Mnnaon Templar Wednesday at 7:30 p m Idaho in the Masonic temple Charles L Mildred Mu Arave 18 Pocatello Idaho Wheeler eminent commander announced Tuesday Annual reports will be submitted by the present Box Elder County I rank Elden Jensen 20 Brigham officers ( ity I’neta Rmk 17 Bneham Citv LDS Leader to Speak Idaho Falls Idaho thp East German L D S mission will speak on his impressions of Reno Nev J R Lowell 21 Half I Germany at a meeting of Sigma 19 Hall hhlrley Hunter Kappa Phi national language fraat m 745 p ternity Wednesday Las Vegas Nev in the little theater on the William K (aner 22 of Utahampus al ake Utah Lake Utah L 31 Vegas Crostiv acn November Sanimnna— Jimmie and Beulah Graff Hammons daughter November 5 SrollLh Cluh Plans Meet 5 ft 51 51 - fa U “l 5 rinse Julv 51 Ue No 5 c he- No ember v 2 mixed nominally 491jc nom5ft May ( 4 ear tinrhanred to Receipts 38 No 2 white nominally i4c higher nommallv 37 fa tS'c No m !9ic Milo maize— N immallv $1 2 fa 1 20 1)8 $1 ftftfa Kalir- - Nominally NoUhuhII v 55 ii to 57e p — 51e 42fa Nominally Barley No 1 hard and dark haid wheat 4 to No 2 haul and 11 rents over December dark hard 2 lo DD-- j over No I redK No 2 red 2 to wlic-n- t W to R!1i over No 2 while tout Il'y to 13 cents over to A over No 2 yellow font 2 over No 2 mixed font 2 to 3ln over QaH- Minneapolis MINNFAPOt m Nov T ( A P ) — Wheat — Receipts today compared with i a holiday a year ago 'liading basis mi-Uash — b itiged He higher Quotation No 1 heavy flaik northern 8ftSfa92Sc d 11k northern No 1 Hi) H fa ft Se No 2 No No 3 8 riAr SHftafakftXnr 81 feu (y 61 5 No 4 84 s fa 8tS 16 fu1 15 J 14 Protein jirenuum to 2e additional 16 Montana spring 14 pci cent hard Montana Eunov No hard or No 1 dark No protein DI5f hard Montana winter 60 to 9ft Sf 8ftt t 82’c' No 2 amber durum No to 80 4 r Oidtnirv 79 No fa 8 4 r 7 to 10c milHug durum 4 tn 6c medium 1 No red durum to 1 5r choice 22(ar 880 lc It °(’orn — No 3 vellow Trading basis unchanged changed 33 3 white Oat-Bariev - 35 u 3nc Rve — No 2 Fla x — No Ml $ ' 51 8j Pweetcloverseed 4‘sifa16e un- Quotations 1? f 34 e V $17504 00 The Weather Ihe barometric aprexiftng from the Paitnand rather alowiv m the far northwest at latooh Island 29 79 inches preuie 3he attending inny area im hides Washington noiiheiii Idaho and western M nitjua and the ( IoucJmeea spreads into Uieguii central Idaho and northern Wyoming Weather has been ur today iu Utah and Nevada under influence ol a slow moving high centerel in Utah Temperatures again show a alight rii' and now average somewhat above normal 3 he New Mexuo rain area of venter and weather is fair over day has cleared A cliaturbanie movthe eulire aoiithwet ing eastward over ihe Great Lakes ha caused scattered precipitation In the east especially 111 the vicinity of the lower lakes Comparative data lor Hall Laka Uhv depression Highest temperature today 1874 Highest in tin month aim Lowest last night lowest this month m e J874 Mean f (r ‘ today Noi mat Defct ee ft5 - 74 37 S III'I bung Same dav on la g jeU Hun (U) yeat i 4 of Georg ton Alpina Deaths Jenaen— Nelden Eiiemont Jensen 36 234 lows street isrioine mediate ml November 6 Arthur Moore 70 000 Mre — Thomas south Fual W'esi atreet duodenal ulcer N tv ember 4 Burnett Haleh 31 244 V$ eai at reel tetanus No vember 4 ! liter — William ffehrader hlers 31 1048 I' urinna avenue heart disease November 4 Hammer 50 1420 Hammer— -- Jennie 8 Igiith WVt street pulinouaty November 4 98 1087 Thlid 8nUKc — RI'hHid Havage November J avenue broncho pneumonia llittcii — Lucille Nrth Sixth It Salt Lake County Bonnie ilDinir ii fiom Marvin 0 June WMbourn mmsupporl Writer County nil Stephana Head from J W' Head ui piui Bose c Lwit h from Palsy B L)uch r? im rrueit y Now Corporations Mountain Tnuk and Fcjulpment Salt lake 4'ity apiialtraMnn I R Whirton preeideift W H M ymlkm vice piesideut L P Burnham arc retarv treasurer Rocky coinpanv 0 min W r til k 1I1 ag ' '05 77 5 ’6 llli 2 mi 6 I'll ftft 7 6ft Dug in Me ne ch n 6 1786 604 1J B Thimi 'an Hhv m u 1 fii $ellwta A 11 jM)fl ft 7 5ft 6ft 50 M $2 00 30 ciaimeu exempti"n 5 5 3 ft 6 41 6ft 6) t a! buy (ftr ftft Ml I'M ft 5 ly 4ft ftft ( ir U ftft ftft Mir ftft 4 16 34 et nx to Rua lot 15 him k 44 et plat n Htringor bin 30 Hilht s 10 Polly Ann Elmer Taylor OCiDFN— Mri Polly Ann Elmer Taylor widow of John M D Taylor died Tueday shortly after noon at the home of a daughter Mrs 3 George Luc ft a after lllucaa of a two-da‘V't'jiN Jf pneumonia a Hha waa bom eember 6 in t k 'f J Ogden m a daughter of I Wllha atud Hannah A Bhe rhllls Klmer I t1 had resided In Ogden I all her life except three year when aha was a resident of Mona Utah On December 27 3875 sha was married fo Mr ui the halt ' Taylor D I ake L 8 endowment house Mr Tav lor died tn 19 47 Bhe was an active member of the L D g church having served three years as a teacher in the D 8 PrMona L 82 375 f 30 f 10 e 'ter frftili him Honor liile ' Antone Torgemen KOOSHA RFM — Funeral services for An67 will be held In ths tone Torgensen Kousharem L T) 8 ward chapel Wednesday at 2 p m Mr Torgensen died Sunday morning from a stroke suffered about two year ago waa born at Hocksan Mi Torgensen Norwav January 6 1672 1 eon of Hans He came to Amerand Oerena Torgensen ica at the age of 4 years and settled where h in Koosharem with hi parent had resided moat of hi life except for a few year spent In Monroe of MonHe married Hilda Gulbranaan roe on June 22 1910 tn the Manti L D 8 an actlva hart taken Mr Torgensen temple Mrt in church atlaira In both Monroe and Koosharem bmlili-- i wlrlnw art bin hi Hurvlvlnr Mrs LuMrs Bertha Sorensen children cille Kramer and Lula Torgensen of RichMr Elsinore of field Mr lone laFavrs Reha Pm ket I of Men edea Texas Herbert Aliena Ivan of Torgensen Angle oigeosett all or oigcmscn and Jean Toisensen and the following brothers and Kooehaiem ChrisMis Anderson Hannah Mrs aitter Mrs Julia Blatk and Tor-bal- d tina Bagiev all of Koosharem: Frank: Torgensen Totceinen of Auatln and Lrlck Torgensen of Lyman Burl) will b- - tn tb Koohirem cm C Merrill He i survived by three son White of Balt Lake City and Kenneth and both of Highland three Murk 1 White Mra Francis J Pnhlman of (laughters Belt lake Citv Mrs Richard Maior and Miss Dons White both of Ban Francisco While of two brothers Adolphus Cal of Marion Utah and 8ihelbrt White Roc kim mi Cal slater Mrs I tly May Enitnn of San Jacinto Cal and Id grand childien services will be coridm ted bv kunera) the Anderson Brother mortuary of Amer-an Fork I tah Niel-e- n Michael Nielsen 86 a retired cabinetm at the ) ft maker died Tuesday m 17 tn if C Nieiaen son residence of to incident causes of reel a' Twelfth lt DenNielsen wa born tn Dmbe died Hia parent March 8 163 i He laine to the when he Wa H chii'l c 51 year settling til Uiuled Stale halt Jake ntv Hi wile Camilla Nielsen died seven! yeaia ago Mr MeHcti whs h member of Danish Brm herhooil No 78 of Balt i ake 4 dv One Moil Oluf C Nielsen amt two grand children survive Bat Funeral service will be conducted Temt at 2t9 hast tvniih urilav riemls mav tail nt the place ple street "d of funeral 8rirtv from 4 t 1 8 p m Buturdav from 10 a m until time of Interment wilt b in Ml Olivet emetery Mr ' association of Ogden president L D Fourth 8 ward Relief society ait ardent genealogical a member of w vrker Hiid tor several year Welter cmintv old folks’ committee burvtvtug ara acven son and daughters Karl W Mrs George Lucas George W Otou L and Joseph fc Tavlor of Ogden W Thomas Riverdale A of Tavlor Vivian Tavlor of Westwood Cal and Hvrum L 50 grandchilTavlor of Ban Jose Cal dren and 35 greatgrandchildren and the Mr Chris following brothers and slaters J Brown and Mrs Frank Keye of Ogden Jtm Browning of Twin tails Idaho Mr and Heber Klmer of Garland Funeral arrangement will be announced by Lindquist A 8ous mortuary 70 nf HighGeorge FredrrUk White land Utah county a native of Utah and stage piominent as a ram her farmer and Flla-betline opetator died Tuesdav at 6(7 atreet tn Salt Lake City of leukemia after a four mouth’ illness Mr White was horn in BH I ft K Citv PhilSeptember 24 1869 a son nf Thomas un lu lip and Alice Ptls White but grew and lived there until 1929 Cottonwood with the except Ion of two years when he He moved iu Nevada a ranch operated to Highland m 1920 and had engaged In e that time aim there farming He married Fleanor Harper of Cotton Mre White died wood March 17 1897 in 19 12 Mr White operated the earliest atnge He was line between Vernal and Pme of Ihe In work active for many year ami had served iu the 8 church D L of Sunday schools in ihe mipertntendency ward In Balt Hriiiton mow Cottonwood) For a number of year he Luke Citv counselor in the Highland was bishop Michael ? mark F Jni"C'ii for NrbPm F Icnseu Fuiieiul lervue t h member nf tpe f'eserei New slafl who at his home from MmidHV mruimma died street will tie tun tinted PMdnv j I 2 iiwa b"Uth Dlrfisnu' m iu ihe Mt p al I D 8 wnrrt hpel by Joseph Johansen of Hie ward buh‘prc Burial will b in ih Mt Pleasant itty rt nificrc 8 riend mav cal! at ihe home of hia W lensen parols Mr Mni Mi L ml Vt 'Durct Boftih and Bee nod West slice's Rii ar in' Thundav evening wmt Ertdav r to 'he t'H pn Mr Jeuen formerly Iftel and tciihht He was active in school in Mt PlrasHut B D ihtmh worn L Mr Gla Bnrv ivurs im hide his widow Pienc JrnaiM) nf belt lake City hi pa ent Louis W and MUa Johansen Jensen and thre two sisiei of Mt pirnHHiii and Veua Jen-sebrothers Mrs Olive f halt ike ('Pv Mis Ana Johnson Barren Jensen of I oe Angele of M iron Cal and Ldov I Jensen of Tuft Jnen tr lorenee Warr KRDA Tooele County — Funeral aervicea for Mra Florence Warr 63 ol Erda who died Monday morning at San Francisco at Point Wednesday will be conducted ChI Richmond according to Information her Tuesday received bv relative 8 Warr Mra Warr the will of John waa tha local rancher widely known She and her mother and four children husband returned to k rda about a vear ago after living several years nl Nevada Doath followed a heart altavk John Henry Burton 48 of OGDEN— John Henry Burton 1772 Pacific avenue boildermaker of tha died lata MonSouthern Pacific railroad after an illneea day In a local hospital of four day 1M2 la bom December 4 He wa v Ogden a son of Ge fage B and Ann Ship-leHunt-iand had resided in Ogden nis a M been had employed He life entire boilermaker the pat 18 year He waa a member and elder of Ogaen L D H Tenth ward He married Fannie Orem December 20 1918 tn Halt Iuke CPv L D 8 Jmpl burvlving are hi widow the fcfalowing Marv Ann Burton son and daughter William Orem Bur(forge urem Burton a ton and Lots Fern Burton of Ogden brother and a au er James E Burton oC of Mia ppcatello Ray Haugh Ogden and Funeral service will be conducted dav at 2 p m in Ogden I D 8 Tenth ward hapel bv Newell Snarr of the ward Burial will be in Ogden city bishopric A Ron dire-teby Lindquist cemetcrv mortimrv of Ocien reaidenc familv the at call mav Friend and and evening afternoon Wednesday Thurmlay until time for services John W G)ok IDAHO FAILg Maho (AP)— John W died lata Monday Cook 67 Jameeiown at Prenton of a heart altavk while ea mule here from Logan where he and Mra visited a daughter Mrs Waller Cook M Donald survivor Ihe b'dv ws brought here and daughters Im hide the full nut WrtIUi e I ciok Bta- kfnot and Mrs Me Donald open and the following brother and P Mr Herbert U ok bhcllev aivteia Guest Twin Falla and Mabel Cook New York City Mr and Mrs Cook had stopped in Pr" reported tm co routs from oEin it because Cook wa feeling ill He died whft a rt X tor1 office at Preston for traat- hd in ft Hc was born September J8 5872 fri-detab and hd been TsvtorsviMe atdir S of Idaho Ihe past 25 vear eimn near greatlv In building up ih in uf yinghata east iMniestown dhrllty - (Olftitv Ha was an at live worker in the L D f Jb hish"P havtiiK a'f'1 Tavlor ward (or ihe past tine year H (rved three mi'iuia fui ths chunh during hia lifetime church Whrolork Harvey Abbott noillCRTS Mbo— Whfliwk Hny ot R'herts 71 A Idiolt former ni'nr tv oti the Idaho Montana highway Jefferson county died M mday Leroy Hhula Die home of a daughter Mr of a heart aliment berg cf Tetrelcm n d a s'mke four months Mr Abbott crv GKRGh-Graesule funeral v BE tcioverua e mirn'et at Guv cemetery agoA and was be'unrd Mr will be AbDit reitred fainter m for Fre la Pac here WeineHdrtv Ht i as may r nf R terli last apHug Wlieu O A dou-ifte- r 4 vear id t of WaRvi late litovpil to Tcrretni died uf main cant diphthena New inn Iowa 5 1666 Born (') M flit ) M d wnPa At bolt moved to Butte Ihe child wai stricken Bfllurdnv and Mr vear work 25 m there A mnhnii nv a fintor a id readied die) Wphm 48 hmia r mmltk tumpau f lug opi di to the failed Himdav pc’r'ormed v cars’ n eiden e in H bert aha Du r mg 2 w m the eise Ottuus smd tin activities and ai ft e tn Lotnnitiuitv ch (Hi fi un malignant diphtheria of thta whs the Jefferson Irrtga- for was director venrs m Bt s Genrce for many rcfoidei a terms many mi klfteeu plfivimHes of Hie uft"l sre Imm ed Pami ltruira hut Mrw tow Mr is KrDherln ir se S'ut unler ohscrHllon Slcne Hliend-tn- j survived by ft' Abhitt h- -t H Thmslnv Hl'einoon rta n Aidott Mrs par'v t with John K Polk of bait I ake jgntere was horn In Fredoma Artr ho The Mr Helen liuoMev of Lo AnEeras Citv A s (lauch'er of W 1ft 16 29 H Mr t'erard of Terre'on Mr I k reed tin Mon Pace Her mo'her diel hi 8 huldtisrg os At ! etui Mr when k re la was two weeks old ami the Mares of li hirrn tft lxo gra ft fa v bat resided with her gramipinta conducted wilt be 4l (tuner seric n e lice a J p m In the Wood mof'uary hurvivi g in a Pinion to her father are I W Rev Dx D Dm iu hat napel h 5 gc brother R gran tj rr its Burial Will b In Rose Hail Of R hert Mr od Mr W slier C Pai e of gi Geora Hill lemeteiy an Mr a nt Mu RalpU But! cq of Fra (Continued en FoBowmg Paa) donta Freda Pac e tr V owner R brie p’e k 125 $ resident e 1274 laiftl a’rmie John-ho- i J John atnpbed owner bulkier frame residence 2 7H) 3 Jeremy k A Dari in owner Mappal Bmwi bui'di rein lc mid a lug hr k retiime Third 1042 ieet h ih owner Znm snuriiir corporation ' p Hill builder Mm Mlrl wn 29 iniMis lift) him Rpartineni eet h M' ate 6 II ilmri owner hi d HcvhmI hup let louk re id enc e ant g 4 ft' M P h k a n m ft nr in want J M 4 2pm 30 A Thoreson fol- reKn! kl mil ftft ftatra Plate apener l Ncdclcm Divorces Granted News of Bccorcl Ituilding Permits s 10 2pm Divorces Avkecl he ol Bank nearing- - ft son $274b 50 x Sc M Mrs and November of Afton Virgil 5 November Clark— Mr Toranutau Kurashftna rhef of hft ij West Hint Snfth e'trei Sait take ( iv haled lirtitilnies $lbl Vj aeia ree 6ft t 12 L Raker— Mr and Mr at Treasury Report — The no A )’ 7 AH))) M1TON N" Reaiflon nf Hie treasury November 4 $ ' $21ftu5lMo24 eypendPurrs ceipt $ 957 7 ft ha lam e net 477 94 2 52 P55 89 working balaine Included $1 r’ for month 536 460 15 customs receipt 1 422 276 26 rerpips for fiscal vear r Ml V 1 t 51 872 621 4 19 01 expenditure $1 45 703 23 72 ex ess of expeii inures lit 4 7 gross deM 441 I 5 tK671 dav over prrvlnu trn 76 1240 10 $17 11116(1 gold asset 41)2 27601 S Grover Wyo No-- v fireGee? locomotive Louis Kmmond man Second Hctuih afreet of 4 13 8 halt Lake Cilv liahllllle luded $1000 10 modi lirtteci $110 c6 exempiiotia claimed $ 10 ill Nov 'nt W and Alice Laren ion Bankruplcy Petitions 7 fAPt Director of Bendix Aviation corporation a Tuesday tommem declared a dividend of $1 atone payable Dm ember 11 lo h Id 'Ihe rompanv nf rteont Novfmfrer 18 a share tn of 25 paid divldemt Nuiiiu g waa paid June and Septembct on Ihe tommem stock In 10 18 U 2 Total precipitation for the 24 hour 0 ending at 3 ft) p m Total tor this month to dale t 0 A' utniilatioi dt homey for this 12 mouth to da'a Total since Oclnher 1 to date 1 42 amca Or- Accumuia'ed deficiency 3 1 loher Hum rise at 7 08 and aria at 5 16 N vemher N Mrnlher Observation Taken enterc(av at VI 6 (ft f Mountain lime Divideml NFW YORK Neltaon — Kent ember 6 Salt Lake City Weather condition reported hv United FUa'ea weather bureau November 7 cific Pleasant Ml 1 fa 10 George Frederick Vilihe Los Angeles al ( Hiufl Tiilh) The Salt Lake Sccittibh dub will Nov KANSAS CITY — Receipt hold a business meeting Wednes16 car fa 2 hard 89 No dark higher SU-3 No 2 hard nominally 85 day at 8 p m in the Moose hall r fa 87 3 85 No ie No 2 161 Second East street with fa04'r 3 No red 86c 8540 Close — December Charles Donaldson chief presidhO'r 82Sc —Mhv 8IA4C Julv 30 car unchanged to Corn Receipts ing 2 white nominally bl’ No 1c higher No fu 6 li’ No nominally 3 No 2 vellow 52'fao4c nominally inal v 51 lc 30 Funcral service wlU he held Thursday at noon tn the Urst L D S ward chapel Friend may 758 Eighth East street call nt 260 Fast South Temple street W ed ueada v from 4 b m to 8 P m and at 825 Green atreet Thursday her resident from 30 a m to 11 iO a m J A nrter 22 Idaho Falls Marguerite llama IS Idaho Falls former president of home - nrNK SUGAR SECURITIES STATE at 21 Harry Rrimann Campbelishurgh Theft of thief gallons of gaso1ml 8t George Ulah 16 Judd Achrtrtl the ladiator and gas tank headlight globes and recapsthe flector from his automobile was Birth reported to Salt Lake City police St George Tuesday by Marshall G Suit of lutlcr — Waldo Royal and Remelee 357 Fourth East street The maaou LUUeUeld Am Hailey Cutler November 2 chine was parked near Mr Suits r Crob — Henry George and Fmma nominally 20 A n well died Hnnnett he hal been lifelottg reaidetit of Me ret eived Prn n hia edmation m Pro v v s hools and m 1904 be(me a- - ' soeiHted with the u r d e Power T e ompauy aa a line- man and worked a ttu with rompanv until 1018 when he bfatime a city employe in the street department In 19 11 he heam associated with hia son in the f nal He business married Delia Fita- gerald on March 8 He s9() at Pitivo wa a member of the L D H church besides Surviving and A daughter hia widow are two son MhuIcv F Bmmelt Orville J Bonnet t and I aura Mr B Vather ami three grandchildren all of Provo three brother and two sister Clement and George Bonnett of Provo Mr Olio Co and Klhs Bonnett of o Angelo Oil and Mrs May Hoff-mn- n of Tiinkce Cal hinifrtil services will he conducted Frl-da- v m in the Mamtvu L D S ward chapel with Bishop Wilbur Howard In ihrge Friends mav rail at the Ben? mortiucrv on Thursday evening and at tha family home 79 North Third Last aireet Interment will be In prtm to the service Ihe Provo cltv cemetery Iena Thoreaon White 85 of 825 street a resident of Utah for 67 died ar her at Tuesday J 10 p m nf causes in ideiti to age Mrs was White horn February 1 634 near Oslo Norway a daughter of Thorer Karen and Tlnufson xhe a me - ¥ to Utah at the age of 1 8 and mad home with an and aunt living Salt ake Citv whs married June 679 to John Nephl Whhe who died 11 years ago waa Mr White active for man) in affairs nf year the L D S church In the First L D B w aid where she hart i v e d continuously aims 1891 Hhe is survived by two sons John W White of Salt Lake City and Karl N White of Santa Monica Dal one daughter Mr 15 Isaac W Parry nf Cedar Cltv Ulah gtandi hildren and seven great gi andthU- line Kansas City d Lena Mr Gieen vear home Broadway ELECTRIC WALTERS Ole-N- i at gifts for everyone elec 238 SOUTH Remit lamp V ‘unA)T Main Street Corner Reports Aulo Stripped all Hunt S A Bonnclt a Obituaries Myian Newman 24 La Vega John Alan Roaaie 3ft Wilmington total Livestock Quotations ' 47 D AYR UNTIL CHRISTMAS Use si hubach’t pin n for vonr diamotul watch nr jevvclrv pur-- i base Small down pament balama $1 week district deputy grand exalted ruler for B P 0 E C Rees Dav et nx In lot 12 bloik A imary Dean R Dajnes A ux or ( (APtJSDA) — Polo tfi2 on tra k car U firm best ato S shipments 4J4 demand liberal section aunplie Nebraska Bits Triumph Rood Idaho Rue sets moderate northern fair sat ked per cwt Idaho Rusaet Burbanks U H No 1 8 U No 2 $1 I5(&140 $ I 73 fa 2 00 cotton ad Triumph Nebraska Bit 85 to d) H U No 1 J2 10 washed fer (ent U S No 1 cotton sacks washed unwashed $tb5 burlap $2 004 2 05 sacks washed $190 unwashedU R SlfiOfa No 1 1 05 Colorado Red McClure Minnesota $1 80 burlap sa ks washed 90 Red Riser alley 1 section10 Cobbler North 15 i $1 per cent V P No Cobblers section alle Dakota Red River 1 10 fa 1 1 2 90 percent V H No 1 75 to 90 per cent l b Farlv Ohio Cobbler Wisconsin No 1 $1 lOfal 20 P No 1 U fine quality heavy to lare $1 45 M Daniel L Haiders 10 at re Speilti Wadding Knights Templar to Elect Cash Quotations Wall Orlan Hatera 22 Hnlladav etta tvelvne Anderson 22 H'II1hv Harold Elks Ruler Plans Visit To Salt Lake Lodge corn to H cent down pei emher fa 50 50 Mav 527fa5h oais U cent off to J cent up rve M to 1 cent down to I cent lower snvbeans and lard tern higher to 5 cent lower iock veftlem $1100 down $5 00 1t550 heiters Sh 00 fa 7 30 fitmkeowa $4 75 $10 00 $ ftft nicer calve to Hop— Halable receiptchoice700- 180ateadv in 'Oft 15c lower good lo butehera 6 heavier d 00 $6 2) pound 5 5 7 5 fa 6 0 0 190 to 18ft pound $5 50 fa 5 2 5 fa 5 7 3 sows 6 (III trucUd-i— Hft Iftbl 4500 receint Sheep Hints lamb at' ml) $8 00 9 0(1 lota natives ewea strong dermtie weak $2 50 a 3 73 KANHAS 4ITV Nov 7 f A P USDA ' — IMHt ud told) leceipia Hug'v- - Halftble few rmxleialely active 10 lo 15c lower nioailv 91 f"r niHil-e- l Vh!ip— Receipt a w 4 comMomlHV’a lower tliau 8 00 average J0 0 lot 0 trucked In lamb price Uiu hangecl and gills harrow wcak to 13c lower mon kind down to $6 73 Hint up good lo chone guide mi pounds 7 NfTHc’O Nov I1NDAI--Hog— fAPUDA) Nov 7 HN FRA some OM)tV $6 20 $n10-- 6 20 top 51 l‘u I urge medium — kggs extras 15 0 imludra 250 fur market am largely 160 to I'M) pound down lo $t00 gtind mull exlrm lY'c iaie 100 lilted butcher 5’ lower bulk xtrai 20 75 to ISO pound bHy 140 $5 butfheia 1 6 0 lacking ' 23Ge iiamlftM to choke 17ft to 2 50 pound bulls ft fu 6 $5 50(3 5 85 good aowa unehanged ) ” Bultei and mixed light and heauei w eights $ 4 oft 5 to 5 7 3 $3 V ft 25 sow $4 bn'k pm king 6ftt 5700 total receipts attle Ratable extreme luade down to $4 00murket slow 1200' total lotift 65(H) uilven aaiuhle 530 for battle— Receipt lo cliolie light weight feci ntrctlv good medium lew MoncMv little done euilv Ittle other sirei and vearltngs full v steady rotninou to elects $7 00 0 7 50 nteadv alow good killing classes opening he f teer kinds $3 50 a 6 75 medium to Rood of short-fewe k supply alable to down v eie $6 30 4 7 50 tocommon common to me iile i a fullv nteadv led of ft ntockernl $5 5ft h 10 several few low f rr elHHei geiHcrallv ateady nil rmirr (Hum loud choice light weight fed steers Sift 2e $ i on 'f 9 hull mphliinri 5 un It 4 99 to fed nhor! 11 ftft eligible hulk to lit on Ts n huh 10 ' enter 73 if 9 2 good shot led helfei nt Mnn from 5 $7 few mu (ommMM tn moiltnm nnles $5 0nfar'’5 $9 BiidOm dlifhulkinflr tioiiKcr lm ki vcnTm t"j $ ft ftft choice stock sieer (liv 10 MUTUAL FUNDS nnrvfMlv hlKher Rood otrcrinj wenk bull heavy $10 23 (ftlves U'lTi Bund Hiul 'V k frrdrr kind up lo 6 23 by SO ’if) 'll 7 00 In' U r Haiahle and total rerelpis 600 fii InuphliT heifer roiiI Sheep I lottM FtdMUry and holfris TU90(7MI ledv no lamb sold and veullng hc nun'iv common to medium grade 6 25 AaMMiataa Raaaarek railv opening bids weak lo 2V owpi but iinuer and feeders $5 00 fa 5 35 ’eftdv best weitern fullv ftskmg prices to tnd few medium wonled venrllngs $7 83 $ lift fa 4 50 hcdcl above $9 50 atoimd calve fa 6 10 Oft 50 good $ $1 i3 string on 7 range ewe from lift $6 ui Prospectus request flips 375 pounds $9 20 800 4 00 Include 2 100 Hheep — Re eipl 7 (AP K Nnv A A N your investment denier or 8 $ 0 S( Mt done I8( n III for mat ket and 1500 thrmiuh noth 400 butcher - Hogs Hec elp' H n A u U lute M indftV few an'ftU pi urie on load good lo 0l HANl KLIHMIT odd $6 15 mm-tl8 1)0 stpudv 0 86 1p 88 tn 98 pound In bulk good to choke 299 pound Oregon( $7 Oft n 7 50 loin rneitnirn hKifK Ceatt Dutnkutar tllfnrnias $6 83 hole e 80 to 2 20 pound 7 fAP UHDA— rattle Nnv nme 140 75 lot $h les 650 $ SptmgSl LA TU 3237 desirable few n'abie calve 5200 SHlabie teieipia to lhO pound and 21 lo 2h0 pound aver Bioker ana fredei ateftdv 4nn few packing aows aiealv at $6 55 Ngcs $5 no we l hi v sow eltRitiie down lo $1 50 t s and raupe 130 ateer p— jt ii load good 619 she stock fullv steady 3c) ha'f load $9 fed Idaho 'cta pound medium to good 972 pound raiilomia ihiiiii'I helfris a on pari load fleeby good 0 17 7 4ft pad medium to low fleshv $6 23 pound Oleron grasa t cow canners 5 Ml cows Jlght ln If $5 13 me absent bulla 150 to eligible down ('alves— No diutn grale quoted lo $6 73 choice to xenlus "d j nomli) receipis ci lint e In around $ t ft ftft Ml fft done There has been a very pronouni cd Increase In activity iftft Rio Cl nci'hiug hluep Mondav tlfTib ii rl tn done Hklik stea of war Luinpe heel sugar shnies since the oultueak iaf weeks low close arcinut sleadv with ' under the best time ol rnainlv 25 to e doutites good lo hni' e 66 pound VVanh We tune spectnlied In sugar seuinties for tnme than thirty-fiv$0 ftft lug’tmi W wiled tamliS 7 (AIM'SDAi-Ta- ttle Nov ON AM MEN years 6 holdover Receipis i soft atcoiit strndv cows and iiw steets I We Invite infinities and otdets dav few medium )5 lo 23c pmrr for Iwn feeders tew $7 5ft Blears 88 23 medium in jj ifvvn $h 65 d 7 (Hi common to medium $3 15 d ft 25 is er nod uii'u v lift I ftn ft II $6 5ft ft 7 ft feci lire M dav $7 75fa H k3 4 t r I ec 4 "ft er ho) wives 2 ' ent M I'd dec li ie s a a Irvv ft 5ft few low h Uiuh'ir veil era mt o 6 ift sioc g a r a i 7 j $ i n KEVSTOnt P wl td ft C A Mt Hale KtniUa timdee net im Adattl and husband township I not U range 1 plat A Com M Rt In h et al to G D Mr-- ( Irltan et ux set lion 30 township 2 smith iiinge L fftst Rathe) M Drake and hushnnd to D menbk I epore et ux eeetiou 3 township 2 south Ihuri 1 wist John Madden et ux to J Daniel Rovall et al lot 37 blot k 2 Hobcrttc Plate D A Anderson et ux to Oliver c Premh dt et ux lot 2 blmk 10 io at te plat A Minnie I Dumau et al to Korare 17 lot Green et ux amended plat Holts wood Trait Thmiina W Neman et ux to Frank C Dm°ter el ux lot 32 bb k C Clareme Maurer el ux to Moon-lalot State Hunplv compan) 815 Highland Park plat A Gentge H Conk fp Finest A VVhit et ux I seeiion 3 township smith township 1 south range 1 east Ivn U Moss to Samuel J Gordon 4 el al set tton 5 township smith raimc 1 east Clarente I Merrill et ux to Frank Merrill lot 29 blnth 4 Nnr-- Phil McMahon oC Tulsa OKla Licenses chairman of the sou planes’ divi- Marriage Salt Lake County sion of the National Association of Robert John KruniH 21 Aim New bold 21 Draper Real Estate boards will be “a guest urn Krel Lewt 2t Salt Ike of the Salt Lake Real Estate WkIiiU lnt’rifl done 21 Copperton board during a day’s stopover here Rarl Fred Nentker 24 Salt Lake 44191 dime I'etuotk 22 Halt Lftks Richard K Harding Wednesday Rii hard F dritftfii 21 Salt lake secietary of the Salt Lake otgant-zatin- n I in Hie Hernite Nunn 25 Salt Lake and vice chairman of the d Stoker 23 Mt Pleftiit ertion national secretaries’ division said $vj I or nr Or kIII 19 Weiuimer Tuesday 2 Harold 7arko Rail Lake1 Mr McMahon will be a guest Annette dnkrnmn 18 Salt Lake at a salesmen's division luncheon Sldnev Sterling Searle 23 Delta Meredith Demi NielMin 20 LeamingWednesday at 12:15 p m in the ton Hotel Utah at which Leland W 21 Harold Iadnre Hopklnnon Fort Mavs will conduct a real estate HMtlker VNvo Wvo 21 Millburue Vivian Hamblin O Coleman interchange feature Keen© Pavla 24 Ashton Dunn will be in charge of the Stephen M ho 18 Ashton meeting Delta Ann Murdmk 7 NORTH 8AI T I ARE Nv 7 178 Hi4— Receipts 614 4t direct and 395 50for marketkind tead Jo mi'ed $U $Ji5 fv lower 'H 4620 pfttklig sow 162M OfhM 60 im h (’title— Keceipl bulk tnukedm 102 for market direct down kind rommon a'eer $6 00 7 50 Vi bulk lllh la m o $5 00 ow Hi fi r)0 J 7 " hulk Irutkediu - canurr and cmmnni kind 6 r $ veftlei-4 75 odd bulls $5 15 O 5 50 bulk down to kinds common S 50 cf 1 0 UO H et portant factor to cent Wheat lned unchanged lower compared with vetterdav’g finish Dec ember 88 fa R7 7c Mhv 8b fa 86 bc 11 (Parchment wrapped V cant lei ) EGGS 'in dot Lures whit special ui do whit extra lare 1 arc do while standards ( do? 25 Medium white extra CHF E8E 1TV Full rream triplets lb lb is bull rream longhnni is hi Full i ream 5 Ih sandwich loaf lb 191 Hired lb Triplets western ’ll IniGhotn western cured Ih lb Hired tonconsiM 223 jMioe 2 1 Lmghorns W is unsm uned lb Rutter P CHICAGO Nov 7 i Apt Price him 07') poundi mead) re ui Ux hanged firm Freih 2472 case i Kh Keieip' narrator extift1 rrtleti firH 24' 8c ef lirsi-174C other isite Statistics Leader to Visit News of e move Initiated t Belgium and feat caused enouph selling durn r the fual hour tti the wheat pit TuMdav to camel earlv Rains and push the market slightly lower Prices had advanced about a cent a December reaching 89 within bushel of it war boom peak on September 7 the contract’ and with that exception highest point since the coe of 19 17 Some strength in the December delivers was associated with ihe sttong cash wheat ‘situation reflecting storage of more than 1 hO 000 000 bTmhels under the goHowever continuation vernment program of ihe southwestern drouth was an imA Heltht MoriiftK Panvelux to K Dariell Palmar et ux lot 8 bio k 7 ibertv Helphi Met (iu ill mi ite luBHtame umi-panin Chftrle f Spath lot V Idot k M plat 0 Chtilet K Spath et tix to Leo D Harke el ux lot hlo k 51 M 51 l'Uho IDAHO FALLS Nov 7 ( AP U8DA1 — rash rack Carload Upper vallev to dealer mmtlv Ruets U S No 15 a few lower a few $1 17 t $1 05 ii U 8 fa 1 20 “time specially sired hicher washed moatlv R7 5 c No 2 5Vtf57Mjr Practically free from cut month 85e a an ouasioual (ar )oc few a high a hOo low Scarcely sufficient trading reported at various point and at uniform pipes to lepieeeot an established f omarket b oavh Carload Twin Falls Burley 1 U S No Russets (rat k to dealer lowto 1 rnr occasional an 05 00 $1 mostly 10 a er & few flue quality washed U U 55 41 8 No 2 most point 115 fa 55c Cash to Grow5 7 t r a few 52 H U No 1 Russel hulk per cwt er U 2 S No 70faH5‘ mostly 7 5c moBtly JOo few 15c CHICAGO toe — He' ei pt 1 James Abel-houz- fob bO Deeds lawmakers plan to study-- i VVairanty Sflrd at tiv to Robert F oidnance depot at F MG Kantie 25 ft tix section west and the Ogden air base site township 2 south laiif X L Store I to Dr lame lomjiHMv other military points of InP Kerhv lot H Mouuain Home siibtln ision terest in this area et Clara K J'lut 21 PROVO -- John A TJ Boimett known business man of this City Tuesday at the Utah Valley hoapltal a t hr as lowing week’ illnen Bom June 22 1 8h6 a son of Jamea S army New-hous- W'ith approval of the Salt Lake City commission Fire Chief Walter S Knight Tuesday promoted four member? of the fire depait-meto higher ranks O C Bain and Henry J were advanced from second to first grade and R J and J Max Oiton from third to second grade Potato Market Asked i$ it quests The the U Sunset among National Real Estate the Kniglit Promotes Four In Fire Department mained open Curb n chief John Vk to W F Almond Onboma et tix lot 4 blo k 4 Kenwood addition Stdiiev U Cook el u to Veldnt K Sluel lot 45 blink 6 Uutver-- i jacket Grain Chicago 7 Nov CHICAGO slut to reMetitfl and garage 3 000 Muuiv sme Lit owner V Cibu J HDlcuea bniliir frime rexileni e ami a garage 144b 3 000 SnnnvsMe avenue Kuket e Biik'hlm owner Fdward J Holme builder brick residence amt gaiage 1452 Sunitv-aid- e a enue 3 000 Lauren W Gihh Im owner Edward J Holmes hutuier hrn k hideme and garage 1211 3 000 Browning avenue G F nd builder owner Clark frame resident e Jb9i South Pe rntceoth Ihm atreet 2 500 ABfalKAL-Ti12 of title Jutike Bnig 8 tv'tjrn 4tM0 Abstract Co Wa 8 1939 Obituaries day for Cheyenne Wyo on a continuation of a tour winch is taking it to cities in the intermounlam Will Address Club area It arrived in Salt Lake City M S Winder and David Abbott Monday afternoon ami alttacted (Ah) Jenkins will address the Linmany Salt Lakeis who were allowed to inspect it at close range coln rluh of Utah Wednesday at e 2 p m at a meeting in the and question Us new of foui hotel Mrs McMahan said the attacker was a young man with a medium complexion about 5 feet 6 Inches tall and was wearing a light tan Stiect’s markets were closed Tuesday for the election holiday Chicago's markets and the livestock markets in other cities re- At no AS 00 40 7 UP) — on Fress dispatch ftom Washington Tuesday said the group may make a side trip to Salt Lake City if the army re- cleik of the Salt Lake recruiting district A seven-to- n the Douglas bomber left the airpott early Tues- screamed for Election NEW YORK Nov "IT"' nounced by T R Petterson head and knocked her to the sidewalk with a rock he was carryHe ing in his hand she reported fled through the lot when she New York Markets lie Industrials A The attacker struck her 7 Associated An McMahan said she was walking west on Downington avenue-near Second East street about 8 'p m when a man who had been following her for some distance closed in behind her as she was passing a vacant lot 43355 tons in October 1938 Stocks in hands of producers at the end of the month totaled 72405 tons down from 95615 at the end of September and 124128 a year ago Stocks were the lowest since December 31 1937 The institute reported unfilled orders on October 31 at 79 539 tons against 93116 the month before and 40736 a year ago KAUKS Bmchsm MfUlu 1000 at tc Cardiff 200 at 9c at 10c 200 Comet Coalition Unlit 7000 at 7( ( omlor Eighteen senators rand representatives who will prxs judgment on increased national defense proposals in January will make an overnight stop at Ogden on De- 223 of McMahan Mrs repotted Tuesday Shipments however exceeded totaling 73327 tons production agaipst 69421 in September and Tl'ExnVY Doris Downington avenue reported to police Tuesday night that she was knocked down by a young man armed with a rotk as she was walking near her home 50-1- nlnft ilker nst Toledo Wilbert Yankee Consolidated Ziirna mi 1 4 Laumi cember Mrs NEW YORK Nov 7 of domestic slab zinc increased sharply in October to tons compared with 42225 the previous month and 36740 a year ago the American Zinc Institute M Congress Unit Statistics To Visit Ogden Used Rock Mossile Buying Cuts Zinc Stocks two-wa- W W NEW YORK Nov 7 in retail stores buying throughout the nation in the next few weeks may run close to 10 per cent above last year trade executives estimated Tuesday A 10 per cent jump in department and specialty store sales the experts said would lift Christmas buying volume in these two sectors of the retail domain to around with compared $1320000000 $1200000000 in the 1938 holiday season Moreover there is a chance they added that gift buying may be even larger than now anticipated due to the rise in employment fattening of pay envelopes and bigger dividend distributions that have accompanied currently brisk Industrial operations Changes in consumer income and consumer spending consequently always tend to lag behind changes economIn industrial production ists say The boost to workmen's income and purchasing power arising out of faster turning wheels at steel mills electric plants and on the railroads has not as yet reflected its full force in retail buying But store sales are beginning to rise and an increase of as much as 10 per cent over last year’s Christmas season is held within easy reach Novcmb'er 8 -- Reports Attack Following Visit Bombers Abserts Assailant -- ) (TrHmnt- - Eight Enlist L Woman S Big Holiday 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