Show Tuegcla):: Jan 25 a tabulation of Mondays stock transactions on the New York frock exchange: NEW YORK Adams lex Alr liedoc Alaska 1'd 1 Sar were Southern Pacific Air Reduction Caterrillar Tractor and Cerro De Pasco others Milling Issues Cat 21 I 811l 111 8 c&oi 210 2 15 5 Cerro de l'' Chl G W pfl Chrysler Climax M 871 Credit Inv Tr) I Fou Her B Roust Oil II) Centreli Rev! Con 1!srir 11ter1ice it' Harv 1t tnt Nir 1r' I ti Nick t:' I clrrr1: Johns 1st Jones & LII Rennecott Rresse S Si Eros Gro CI Lehman Lin 0 P G IMcL & Li i Lorillard I Nat lOse Nat C Reg Nt Dv Pr Nat Nit Nat GYP Nat Lead N P & Lt Nat Steel Nat SupP NPW Indns NYC RR NYC&Sti N Y Ship 'No Am Av No Am Co Nor Para Ohio Oil GI OvAll CHICAGO JA- I- 25 tar') — An advance p G & Et bustie in rys 'Pao T Con ef trari 2 eer's In res sent fer7e1 mot itew seasre featurei treding n tn pack P A Atrwy M 1tv Other cereaLs caiued in pttra pie ts eii rye ALP' w rn connect lona re-- Parke Das i were on U side of reristart patino mn ous snort eti:ers pnney arc criert!c by re buying J C a riec tre corsiderahe RR Penn -c was ercrne without difflouity end titit c'risse waf at or near the day's D t s Phelps Aftsr steerc lower wheat rvera 11 Pet i- nd cent hitt ter and let to Telpf corn 40te 'sae Pr SU Car $I 40 $140 cent May & Oam 31 S nlit! to LI cent rie Pr artetl -P Sv N J ts-ita et 2 71 211 cents and soybeans P111man 4 sai4 the of export Pure 01 ss es of rie flour tnpoeetn!IiIty and north R C A riusea A rr A C'71tM that Rem Pand ee suct otcta have al ser been reported FA"' is the moot resooneere of all cratna Per Steel net R C Mt Br '' war new was asserte4 risern"iY ItilVe bee CI construed favor- - Rey Tob B - Chicago Grain t I re c pptcola 'f os her -4 17 PtPrrd rrs's sn'y Range of Chicago Futures CHICAGO 00en YR 151st 1 1 - Pe N 7' '41-- 1 14 2 4C11 1 qa YINPo 14- 2an t 'VI Tit Ftr- - 111 2 40'4 1 4014 1911 70146 P1 tt) 99 - Ilk !VS 3 ! 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1111'e 13-32- 1 6 - - 1241 4 6 2441 244 2411 17 ii 1811 54 54 1611 1641 it's 73 41 714 784 16141 18 It 18 4 11 414 14 14 I 4 -- 4 i 4 4 i 114 3841 11 841 311 15141 6141 24j 9 14! 15 15 SO 34 41 7 2flt :Tr 344 4 14 8 7 11 17 18111 20141 13 4 28141 13 3s le 1114 57 2514t 3121 3 -- 41 Is 114 71 11 Livestock Market Quotations NORTH 0144T 14Kr Jan 25 (UtahVSDa s)—Cattle: Receipts 100 includes direct: 540 through 51 for market and 309 slow stearly: odd lots medium trucked-isteers 11185: good steers quotable tip to 814 00 no good heifers sold early ' medium to good slaughter heifers $103311300 odd common truck-in- s 8O50 good to odd choice ciews quotable $17501175 to iota cutter medium truckIns $1000 dewn: good beef 900 canners $750 Odd choice truck-ibulls $1000ift1150 vealers $1800 inclibles 2880 3289 Hoes: Receipts for market and 278 direct through to 13 cents 25 etrong to 230 higher top $1485 on best 180 pound butchers 230 to 300 pound weighte $1440 160 to 160 pound weights $1415: sown 8124021340 Recaiptic 461 includes 4634 sheep: throuats and 52 for market good truckd4n lambs fat $1425 OGDEN Jan 25 Receipts 1230 includes 880 for market 275 through and 75 direct active early sales steady to ntrong:i odd lots good to choice local fed steer 11300'41450 few medium locals $1150 41200: Port load good 677 pound heifers $1200' odd head medium to good $1100r41150 good to choice cwL 11000 qv 1150 few cutters to medium cows $850 xt 975 canners 8800 down bulls and desirable vealers scarce few cull to tOmtrion vealers steady at $950V 1200 Hogs Receipts 2210 includes 250 for market 1480 through and 500 direct active strong to 25 cents higher compared on bulk w161153 tloa82t51'011poticUsndelcWse etgrithtsP $1485 few at and over 250 $1475 averages under 185 pounds 1300 $1400 41440: sows2880 812000 includes 500 for Sheep: market andReceipts 2180 through slow no lambs sold early truckload good to ehoice 127 pound wooled ewes steady at $675 CHICAGO Jan 25 ( —Saiable 17000 t total 21500 —Hogs Opened 10 to 20 cents higher than Friday's ay erage closed active to ad 15 to 25 cents up top $1520 bulk good and choice :90 to 270 pounds 81500 1t 1515 most 270 to 330 pounds le 1510: Food and choice 1110 to 1RU$1490 r1OutIOS $1475 Dt 1510: owS sharing advance bulk good 360 to 11450411490 pounds Sheep—Salable 6000: total 8500 Few opening saies fat lambs and yearlings aoout steady g'ood natives 81800 ftk 1623 market siow on otner offerings bids easier cnoice yearlinge early a1450 with yearling ewes at 113 25 sheep steady 1ong ewes 8835 two string good doubles 124 pounds $900 Csittle—Salable 15000: calves 1000 Choice fed steers and yearlings steady tnl $1635 on weighty steers: $1325 early On yearlings ii!rictly choice weighty steers held above 81650 bulk $13‘5es18 00: medium to good grades slow week heifers moalle elesidy: best aroimci 11575: medium to good prade beef cows 15 cents tower others cutters $175 down bulls active fsteady: Irm weighty nausea of ter7PIZ§ to 11440 veniers fuiiy steady at SI 600 01850: stock cattle scarce KANSAS CITY Jan 25 — Hogs—Selable and total 3000: fairly sic-- I tive mostie 15 to 25 cents hieher top to all: good to choice 160 pounds 81485 and up 11485 V1480: 140 to 170 pounds sows 11445C11460 few n AP-USD- : 103-pou- L (AP-USD- $139041415: Cattle—Salable 12000: total 13000 Ca Ives—Sala bie 500 total SOO Beef steers yearlings and she stork opening vealers in light steady: bulls stronger stocker and feeder supply fully steady clasees comprising 65 per cent of receipts active: st eady to etron g : ear I y ta1 es fairly ms iiim end eteersi 1312754 choicegrade loads hell stround 1475 tie few good 15 50 load choice heifers 11500 : 11525 few good cows 811 25 (a 12 00 common to medium cows 89 50 d 1075 good sausage bulls around 81200 rit 1225 gond to choice yealers 81350 0'15 50 medium to choice stookere and feeders 11125 Ie around 1375: load stockers 81390: choiee eteer calves 11525 with heifer end $14 25 ble 11000: total 12000 sold early opening bids Practically nothing on slaughter to 25 cents leintss weak lower: asking' fully ?deadly: g nod to choice wheat peaty:a lambs held above 11575 : 70o-poun- d Sheep---fiala- Produce Market BUTTER IN ANGIELFR $ 4i 47 ki 4712 4612 FliANCISCO 27 Triplets IC'—SALT LAKE CITY 5f1 Large white specials dozen white extras dozen 4(1 Large TATCP 10h 10 standards dozen “ 461 Medium white extras dozen 45 92 91 90 S9 BulAc-L- OS score score score score fil - 14 - 824 391 2 1081t4 3 114 691 12 14 5 1041f3 111 11 561 141 41414 14 Missouri Pacific 53 7? F 2171 81 1981 Pacific 4 Southern 1001 56131 do 4 4 is 69 R71 do 3koe 46 vs do 412111 Oregon 771 1271 Union Paeirie 1st 4s Utah Pow & Lt 5s 44 471 191 571s14 41 12 Western Union 5s 51 Total sales Monday $15333000: previ- ous day $7790200 week ago S11395700: year ago $11430600: two years ago 57869700: January 1 to date 2364535M year ago $183422300 t wo years ago $199090650 tI - 9 1425 111s — Curb Prices NEW YORK Jan 25 (AP)—Following Is a list of Monday transactions On the New York curb exchange: STOCKS (Sales in hundred) ISe les1 High Low Close 81 Amer SUnerpowerl 10121 1Q341 Ett'7B80nScTrVeSh'tril lt)11 11 !III do Oct 8) 101 52141 52 5214 7 61 4 Hecia Mining 5 47s Hudson !jowl 441 2121 3141 21A2 Nag 812 Technicolor 1$ 8y21 81811 United G 1141 Ltt B1 I I 8 f 11 I Sugar Utah-Idah- o S L Stock 2SIN 61 Market Quotations MONDAY'S QUOTATIONS I Bid Asked Alta TUE11101 01 CO Am Met M 01 0014 10 0414 Rig Hill ' 04 04 12 Bingham Metals Black Metal' 03 01 Bonanza Mining 00IA 05 iya 0414 Britol Slivar Bullion 00 Ita 02 01 Cardiff I 03 0014 Cedar Talimman 00 41 Central Standard Chief Con 20 lis 25 23 27 a a Clayton Sliver Colorado Con 01 004 On cotumbus Regan '431 05 combined Metal Comet Coal 30 0514 no 14 0 13 Commonwealth Load 10 1112 Crescent Eagle 00 14 Croft 01 Crown Point 03 I I a Dragon East Crown Point East Standard East Tintle Coal East Utah Empire Mines Eureka Bullion Eureka Lilly Con l Eureka Mines Eureka Standard Gold Chain Great Western Horn Silver 411 Howell Indian Queen 0 Kennebec Kentucky Utah 1 Keystone Leonora I Little May Magnolia Lead Mammoth 2S 2414 45 1SNI1 7 506141 11 1E141 311 1224I 2712 11 1 514 3141 1214 18 lig 8 44 27 38 10M 2114 811-10 4 173 3 4 0 14 '1414 25 I 32341 1 45&tt' 004 016 1212 15 10 03 01 004 07 04 I I 6 08 04 01 01 10 24 0012 :0014 03 151ni 004 i 00 03 30 01 25 0014 02 02 02 001ta 0011 Mut-hou- 170 01 Ile - Naildriver New Park New Premier New Quincy North Lily North Standard Ohio Conner Park Bingham Park City Con Park Konold Park Nelson Park Premier Park Utah Pioche Prieto' Plumbic Mines Plutus Prince Coo Rieo Arkentin ROVStOrt Coat Silver Kink Coal FlIver Silver sliver Sioux South South 115 17 01 0811 00114 I Miller Hill Miners Gold MonarCh Moscow Mt Citv Conner Mountain View 05 02 03 n3 01 I - 0'2 0812 I 46 I I 44 0014 04 k2 01 MI l 04 01 01 0114 I I 145 I 2 I 05 03 02 04 175 01 004 90 18 3124 004 004 004 001AJ I 01 30 01 I 1 13 49 01 01 48 01 0434 41 I 18 I 014 95 08 10 25 45 04 04 1 King West Shield gt andard Mine ti Iron Blossom 1 01 05 Standard I 01 02 Con NEW YORK Jan 25 (AP) — Butter I Tar 004 Baby 2 days receipts 849540 scarce (First Tintic Central 00 4 hand whotesate price evels) Creatnery 12 I 14 la Lead than 92 swore end premium marks Tint 'l higner 1 30 Tintic Standard 123 or 471 cd45141 c 92 ( cash market 03 00 union Chief I score 483 itr47104c 472d 4744c 68-9Con Ptah Cheese 2 days' receipts 508599: tirm 1 ITteth Wvo Con Oil 04 08 State whole milk flats held 1941 3012 Victor-Con 02 05 flats full grass 1942 2914 to 31c a 32c 2510s1 Walkee Mining 2 days' receipts 35840: weak Eggs 00 Dressed poultry very firm Fresh: Boxes west Toledo 01 0014 flowle 36 to 41 pounds 2912c: 48 to 54 Wilbert 01 60 Con to 0014 Yankee 3211e 65 pounds 3212e I 02 01 Chicken' 25 to 29 pounde pounds 3311e: 30 to 7uma 41 potinds 35c: 42 to 59 pail:els 38c 2 CS 2 an Ida Sugar eon Utah 60 pound and over 40c Old roosters 10 1241 10 221i do ntd 2412u2511c Turkeys boxes or barrel's dry packed and iced hens and tome 3Z01 MONn AY'S SALES 4112c Frozen: Boxes fowls 36 to 41 Priatol Silver 300 at 4e pounds 29tac 4$ to 54 pounds 321ac: Furaka Lilly Consolidated 600 at 15e 60 to 65 pounds 3212e Chickens 10 to North Lily 100 at 4e 29 pounds 331bec: 42 to 59 pounds 3tc: Comm Minted 300 at 20e over Prince 60 pounds and 40c Old roos'ers Sliver King Weaern 500 at 20c 2411 et 25e Ducks Long Island 2811e 12 100 at intic Lead Live poultry firm A unless (Grade otherwise epecified) by' freight: Roasters! Tintic Mandard 300 at S130 Rocks 4 to 512 pounds B 34e: colored CURS SALES (12-- P M) 542 pounds and up 3 4 to 51e pounds Chief Con 301 at 25 cents B 34c Fowls colored and Leghorn 4 Creacent Eagle P50 at 10 cents pounde and up 2812e Old roosters 511 Moir Coalition 100 at $2021-- i pounds and up 2112e Turkeys bens and 500Silver P5 at $2 toms IR under young 3712e Tintie Standard 100 at S130 Ducks under 512 pounds pound 301ac By eRocks 514 pounds Ind press:38e Roasters 4 to 512 pounds 34c crosses up 4 to 511 51s pounds and up 36c: 34e colored 4 to 512 pounds B 33pounds 1 34c: Reds 512 pounds and 11P 36c Fryers I Pict Asked Rocks and crosses 31c Fowls colored 4 a n d up 2912c 4 pounds pounds Ama la Sour TIM 7155 and up 2Fle Old roostersLeghorn 511 rounds and Con 4 00 3 55 k Mach up B 2111e Ducks under 514 pounds Utah Wax 65 00 59 00 Flre Clay B 3012c 43 00 41 50 Utah P&L Se pre do S7 ofd 45 50 4750 CHICAG'0 Sari 25 (AP) -Putter 43 50 50 00 firm prices as quoted Z C 14 1 receipts 3108 are the current Chicago price by unchanged Egg receipts 522S steady: price' Un changed live firm 7 tzucks market S PoultrY unchanged i Rid Askad LOS ANGELIC an 25 1t4 3 00 3 15 Aliaar Produce receipts: Butter 1500 pounds: AmaignmateA 75 25 no FtratWeeurIty Corp :1"24 none eggs 2806 MIMI bees A no E'hinnlY 15 Mountain Fuel i in hulk 48e Butter 7 SI Utah Oli Refining —1 7' A'S me- Eggs—Candled large 51112e: candled no Ott Home Fire Utah 140 IA dlums 45c candled smalls 35 0 71 00 Barnberaer R R 8750 I FV111115eA ll : 12 kit - f 57it 7'11 - VI 15146 34 tit lit 62 j e 1 1044i— lit I ill 3 Lig 17121 no 3111 4 241 4714 811 84 4 34 1 I lnuat 17r 7140 fi7241 i 1841 2941 3 lit 5141 t ê t I t I 4411'4 Vvn 4841 24141 411014 730 inaltt 213404 31'3 441 A lit 14 Li 114 lit tit 244 101340— 111 40 14 A2404 c4I A111! 11 6Atill 212 145414141 11 14 14 I - tit 14 Li '12 adot 14 tit lit Lk 11411 15 1 I I 1War Orders The following orders were issued the civilian war agencies Further information may be obtained by calling the Salt Lake offices of these agencies at W P B Orders—Issued limitation order restricting production of number of types of gate globe angle cross and check valves Corrected Inventory restriction section of general conservation oras amended forbidding der anyone except paper merchants from having In stock more than a y inventory unless specifically authorized 0 P A Orders — Announced new method for packers of canned and packaged goods to determine new maximum prices when they change size of containers Amended automobile rationing regulations authorizing dealers and others to furnish new passenger cars to the army air forces ground observation corps for official use by plane spotters Explained that sellers who have applied for increases of their maximum prices either under the general maximum price regulation or under special regulations cannot charge in excess of their existing maximum until such an adjustment is granted or unless they receive special permission to do so from 0 P A Amended supplementary regulation No 15 to the general maximum price regulation providing that contract carriers and operators of storage and terminal services supplying services entirely within one state may now file applications for adjustment of their maximum prices with their 0 P A regional offices W L B Orders — Joined wi t h commissioner of internal revenue to announce that the 5 per cent victory tax need not be withheld on those portions of the retroactive Wage or salary awards made on approval of the war labor boardrev-or the commissioner of internal enue covering work done in 1942 by L-2- 52 M-24- 60-da- L Curb Royal Neighbors Seat New Officer Slate I Newly elected officers of the Sego Lily camp No 4986 Royal Neighbors of America Monday were installed at the Moose club 161 Second East street Mrs J E Brown has been electS L Bank Clearings ed oracle: Mrs Dwight P Sackett 4413872400 vice oracle Mrs Otto Smith reSaturday's debits Sams day last year 291363000 Mrs Carrie P Nielson Week's debits 00 ceiver 28281757 Same wok last year 23:ta233200 chancellor Mrs E Jackson mar14 elearinas 55s38N0 Monday'a Hams day last year 481576814 shal Mrs William Morton inner sentinel: Mrs Irene LaMont outer sentinel Mrs Clarence Gordon installing officer and Mrs A S Companies Investing Cantonwine recorder Nr1V YORK San 25 (AM—Quotations 1n-1- 137 I Potato Market DAHO FALLS Jan 25 of Idaho: Offerings light For upper on accountvalley of many presents were sold and previously limitedmany Orders booked ahead sirs Inquiry light dohaulings 1:nand fair trailing limited market firm sales basis: point Russets U 8 No shipping A l's sixsacks in minimum washed mostly I225 a few $220 In toicks minimum or size A a few h Idaho standard grade 5265 Minimum washed 2 ears $195 Dia lora other sales including cash track t and I o b Russets U S No two-Inc- h two-inc- size A a l's In minimum sacks unwaahod 8 ears I215i in mixed h tars 5215 U S extra No l'a minimum 2 cars $22 5 U S No 8 to 14 ounce 1 ear $240 In sacks U S No l'a size A per ewt ' 2 cars $255 in mixed cars 3 at 1255 U S No 2 and Idaho utility grade 100- pound sacks 1 car $155 1 ear 41571-- i 5 cars I160: in Mixed cars 1 car two-inc- h 100-poun- d two-inc- 1 car $155 Cash to 160 furbished by National Association of $s curities Desiors Inc Asked Sid 2 36 Affiliated Fund In 258 1 04 Dividend Shares 44 18114 Fund Investors Inc 16 83 Custmin 2615 2384 Keystone 17 20 do 8-15 63 9 05 do 8-- 4 S24 do 4 338 302 3 35 Fund 400 Maryland Inc Shares 485 555 Quarterly I S L Meetings Slated Today B-- 2 3 8-- cwt: Trading growers bulk too ilmited to report a per satablished market for the district generaly CHICAGO Jan 25 Potatoes arrivals 70 on track 184 total U 8 shipments Saturday 778 Sunday Ors old stock supplies light: demand for best NEW YORK Jan 25 (API—Grease fn quality stock good market firm otw tures dvanced more than a cent a nound stock Supplies moderate demand light on switches from near to distant months Idaho Russet weaker supplies slightly wool futures clotted 1 to 5 of Grease Burbank U 8 No 1 $3004315: coloa cent higher March 955 bid: Jule rado Red McClures U 8 No 1 $280 hid 9'20 Nebraska and Wyoming Silas Triumphs nomcream wool snot 96-Certificated U 1 S No Minnciota $295 it 302 and North Dakota Bliss Triumphs U S inalWool tons futurea closer! 5 to 8 of a No 1 $2250250 Wisconsin Chippewas cent bleher March 3218 bid: May and Katandin!! U S ?go 1 S250: Bliss 119 2 bid: Julv 1177 bid Triumphs UU S No 1 1 $240: Florida 13lies wool Certificated tops 1225 nomspot 8 No 6240 0250 Triumphs inal Meetings scheduled in Salt Lake City Tuesday include: Nevi house hotel—Salt Lake KJwants club directors 12:15 p m: Optimists club 12:15 p m Salt Lake Council of Women 1:30 p m Gyro club 7 p m Associated Tavern Owners 8 p m Hotel Utah — National Wool Growers' association all day Salt Lake Round Table 12:15 p m Salt Lake Rotary club 12:15 p m (AP-V8D- 14 114 14 14 114 1 I d 2411 211i0 22140 23 I two-inc- 1A3 sneit itt41— 29140412 n1241 11141l 17 17 11141 11341 :111 341 421404 All lAt141 at at l 172'0 1714117241 8471t4 $41i0 1912119140 1 - 14341 4A1 Alt1 11! nn fIl 17141 11' 11141 on' 11111 is sit Li 4 6a-il- ta t11 :14 41111741e 174117 5141 5241— 5121 1‘11141 Unlisted Industrials I 1414's 5I 20114 I I ! 22141 151 ' lit tit ) 38 1811 10 44 37 3814 29 will 2011 65-- - x' 37iitt 1214 27 I 2 ari 18 50 sit 27841 -- 14- 10114t 16411 5161 sA 25441- I 61 17'4 17t1 0 101101 10 141 18410— no 29 4s IA I— 1810 1121 The company Is manufacturing a variety of aircraft electrical equipment the report stated and more than 400 plastic parts All American army bombers carry General Electric radio transmitters it was stated and some navy bombers use transmitters and receivers made by the company More than 200 kinds of lamps are being manufactured for all types of planes Generators and devices enabling aircraft literally to fly by themselves are being turned out too In addition experimental work Is being conducted in many aeronautical fields High on the list of aeronautical devices being manufactured is the turbosupercharger which enables planes to "breathe" at substratosphere levels "Flaming hot gases exhausted from a combustion engine operate a turbine which drives a compressor for supplying- air to the engine" the company explained been Other superchargers had geared to the engine and used a considerable amount of its power "Since exhaust gases leave an airplane engine at superhurricane speed and are destructive to all ferrous metals dozens of problems In metallurgy and design engineering had to be overcome before the device would operate successfully" the company added "It runs at more than 20000 revolutions per minute with the turbine red hot at about 1500 (degrees Fahrenheit) and the compressor only a few inches away handling atmosphere as cold as 76 degrees below zero" 03 - a I 253-ti- manufacturing warplanes accessories it is for the nation's a I 57124 ai 3tit 3121" 3 11 27610 25121 81 24 121 31 12I lit scribing many - I T!T stock Wee Monday 601 760: twe- klnus env 3217c1): week aro 706 ogn:year act 596600: two years aro 357D20: January 1 to este 13136 532: year two year &go 10988- afro 10955920 (MO D&RGW5si5aPd Illinois Central 4348 14 121— — General Electric company Monday paid stockholders a quarterly dividend of 35 cents a share the 182nd dividend paid by the firm and submitted a report de- Nct!gt I i I 12 24 12I 5 14! 7241 12! 2214ti 27140 2! 14 s 231 15141 1121 47' ll 1411t 7 11' fittt41 15' 16' 5 7' " 03 76 51 9121 S L News Many Payts Given in For Warplanes Brief Form SCHENECTADY N Y Jan (iT) Wool Markets a' Theft Trial Set Albert L Roper 23 of Tooele charged with petty larceny for the theft of a coat from Pahl Clothing and Furniture Exchange 35 South West Temple street will be tried before City Judge Wilford Moyle Burton Wain esdiy - Plans for local observance of Social Hygiene day tentatively set for February 8 or 9 in Salt Lake City are being formulated by the Utah Social Hygiene association in cooperation with the Salt take junior chamber of commerce said Elias L Day president Pension Meeting Set The Utah State Old Age Pension and Assistance organization will meet Thursday at 2 p m at 41 Post Office place Wednesday evening meetings will be discontinued during severe weather and the January progran and dance will not be held - Returns From Meet National Congress of Parents and Teachers will lOster programs for continuation of education of 18 and 19 year old draftees Mrs L K Nicholson Utah congress president said Monday after returning from the national executive council meetThe ing in Chicago Contest Finals Set The finals of a speech contest to be sponsored by the Frances Willard union of the Women's Christian Temperance Union will be held February 23 at 8 p m at Liberty Park Methodist church Eighth East and Ninth South streets The subject will be "The Effects of Alcohol on the Body" Native Utahn Reaches 86 South Mrs T S Newman of 4559 e was honored Holladay boulevard on her eighty-sixt- h birthday Monday in a family party at the home of her daughter Mrs John Wells of 1340 Emigration circle Mrs Newman a native of Utah who has limed all her life in Salt Lake City and Holladay Is the mother of six sone and three daughters: Jay C Newman special agent in charge of the Salt Lake field office of the federal bureau of investigation T William Newman of Jerome Idaho Howell R Newman of Springville Reuben S Albert J and Joseph E Newman of Holladay Mrs Wells Mrs Parley Eccles of Cleveland Ohio and Mrs Oliver HutchThere are 35 inson of Holladay grandchildren and 20 great-grandchildr- Deaths M of 940 Leonard (Andy) Siaty-sixt- h South street Murray died Salt Lake hospital Monday at 710 of compiications following a major operation Mr Anderson was born in Woodruff and BeatApril 30 1891 a on of Peterwas a vetHe rice Huffaker Anderson I war World eran of having enlisted at Bingham and served two and a half For the at 14 years he years overaeart was employed Copper by the Utah company Mrs Lottio Surviving a areson his Hawidow rold Anderson Anderson June Anderson all of daughter Barbara M Anderson of brothers four Murray of Ogden Midvale Douglas Anderson at Fort Frank Anderson with the army Anderson Wash and Lewis Lindsey with the army 111 AittSklit a ester Mrs Ruby Wilson of Ogden East In a a m William T Atkin T Atitin 70 of 463 Eourth avenue died et a heart attack Monday at 9:20 a ni at Fourth South and Main streets Mr Atkin was owner Of the Home Ls v and PM' many years was sul a t ion c om pan ID served as active in the L S church Ile 8 stake the Ensiot L superintendent of for 13 years and was Sunday gehoole of the high priests quorum- of president the Twenteth L D S ward at the time kle was born in Tocesie of his deeth June 8 1872 a eon of George and Stsrfax Atkin are hi widow a- Mrs Ada surviving Atkin nt a son W Atkin Fouler Mise Ruth hos Atteeles: three deughters A Jackson and Mrs Atkin Mrs Naomi five of salt Lake City Louis A leneen one grandchildren and Two half sisters also urvive great-grandchi- Rue Mc-Murri- tinha i 01 Johnson S Smith Funeral services for Rue McMurrin Smith 67 2038 Fourth East street who died Surday will be conducted Wednesday at 12:30 p m in the Wells L D S ward avenue and Fifth East chepel Hollywood wiU offiN J Teel:link street bishpp It Lake City in ciate Puriel will be 1119V call at 36 East Frletifis eemetery Seventh South street Tuesday Clarenee Stephen Samson 42 of 45812 hi a East Fourth South street died Salt Lake hospital Monday at 9 a tn of a heart ailment 18r Johnson Wits born hi 'Brooklyn as a N Y February 14 1900 and He served young Man joined the army in the Hawaiian islands where he joined He was married in D S church the the Salt Lake L D S temple on October 2 1934 hie widow Mrs Mem& Surviving aresons Johneon two Dougles R Johnson and Dash d B Johnson a daughter DoroM tooter mother Mrs a Johnson: thy R R Prink and & foster sieter Barbara Frink Funeral service' wiil 'be conductedS p m in the Ninth L D Thursday at 1 418 Fifth Last street by ward chapel Friends may Robiscm F Oeorge call at 2128 South state street Wediteis 8 to and 4 at the ward in from p day chapel Thursday from 12:30 p in to time of service& t Jane Sharp Benson Mrs Jane Sharp Benerm 70 widow (Ye William Benson and former resident of Bait Lake City died to Los Angeles Sunto- word received Monday day according by relatives here was Mrs horn in Yorkahire Benson a daughter of England June 4 1872Mitchell She came Thomas and Elizabeth to Salt Lake City as a gitiq and following hunbasid &event of years ago her the death moved to Celifornia two RFC Leone Are daughters SurvivingMrs of Los and Evelyn Simmonde BehiSOM of two WUIim lehe Angeles Cal and Ralph Benson of Los Oakland Angeles and two lstars Mrs Lillie Outin and Mr& Margaret 1jorth of Salt Lake City John Evon Starr Jr Funeral services for John EV011 Starr non of Private and Mrs Jr John E Starr Sr of 1872 Wewt Southgate avenue who died Saturday night in a Salt Lake hospital will be conducted Wednesday St 12:30 p m at 38 East Seventh South street' Burial will be in Salt Lake City cemetery - - 4 alit - 4 - ' - Ws Denali Wight Henry B RIGH A M cITY—tfenry WLØt treet died Xagt of 504 North Fourth local tioSpital aft afternoon at a Sunday a short Woes or Mr Wight wes born lane 21 tn Brigham City a son of Ephraim an1 He married F Harriet Puller Wight it y 10n Jensen in 1195 in The moved to Juniper ldano where he Later he and eawinwi operated ina farm the 'sawmill buainesa in Oreengaged grm returning to Brigham City via years ago ta survived by hie widow and the Bent" on and daughters: following Wight Magna: Sarah J highs Pegrarrt HarJ Wigti Provo Idaho vey J W teht and Blaine With : Cl-- ltudper ae- and Mrs Opal Reeder Brishan "Itlb three sisters Mrs Elisabeth Wight BrIzGurren River City: Mre Maria n U Lucinda Mrs ham City and also 19 erandchildren Tole will he corducted Funeral nervicep rn at 2 p wa-r- in the Brigham Wednesday one rie4 wta Fourth L D City oft4latia4 Freeman Wilford bishop Thire Jeu-No- Maude Mabel Washam eery-iceral ROCK SPRINGS for Mrs Maude Mabel Waitatarn resident were 1411 ern Wyoming pioneer Sundae the at the Boulder lArvo schnol rfRev Keenan Sheldon of Floek Sot-alIn B4tuider was cerreterlBurial ficiating rta Born in Green River July 14 1St5 of WillIRTn Miller early fiet'ler daughter of the counts she tiled at tha P0101411 night while her hus)Pre late Thursday band James H WaSharrt was tn the? sqrne condition Suffering hospital in a serious short time after from pneumonia and abeen released frorri Elsie ha4 a daughter the hospital and wail atilt recuperating also from pneumoni The family h As lived at Boulder foe es Wyn--Irrin- so the past 26 veer Besides her husband and the dallettee both living at BouAer she taeld!rt's wohAM of viva4 by a POT1 Harvey Mitc-0two other daughters Mrs lien1 elf Boulder and Mrs neulan Terevt Ina in Colorado: three brohrs James Miller of Rock ler of Boulder C Miller rif Springs a nd Claude 11114 a sister Mrs Minnie Baker of Lake City 1 Infant Cole OnnrN----orayetod- tlinrva ntt Tritant Cole eon of Cittrente Si n ft elerhr Cole of 50R Douglas street Oelen wereconcluctett itiondey Lt 2:3ri p m to W smen hewn Mrnorial park trt 041 LAt toe City under dirctiora of Oral tlt borne of Olen The child dled In an Ogden nospltal vl I'-- Friday ' Ella Z Johnsen t Funeral services for Mrs Mary Jan of 1731 Edison street Cray Worthen 78 will be conducted Tueswho died Saturday day at 1 p m inat 1445 South State street Burial will be Salt Lake City cemetery Friends may call at the place of funeral Monday between 7 and 9 p m and Tuesday from noon until time 04 services 6 f'fi t 'George Franklin Bolto a : member ckwrge Franklin Bolto 57 of lb Mehopric of the Lincoln L D 8 word died at his home 1997 Eighth East fareet Monday at 9:2$ p in after a brief Mr Bono was bora In Balt Lake City 15 1865 a son of Francis September lie was a and Agnes McKPly Bolt° ' Light buyer for the Utah Power and with a company and had been presented aervio of 23 years diamond emblem for with that company Mr Solto had resided in the Lincoln He was a member of ward since 1917 for many yearn end the Swam singers was a memlier Of the Sons of 'Uteri pioMitelOh for the L 1") neers Ha filled 1908 ehttrhh In England ht 1005 He married A gicirst Mcatilien in the Sait 41 in 1910 Lake L tempihim widow a molt Wien Serviving are with the United Ft "tee )3olto McKay coast guard a daughter Fratices Boleo M of Salt Lake City: three esters Mrs Fannie B Held Agnes 3 Weller a and Florence B Taylor and Mre niece Patricia Fuerman all of Salt Lake City 11 Mathews John SteedVIEW Weber '41 1 t Frank Fritzinger body of Frank Irrittintrar t °titan air depot 55 civilian employe Hill field who dial Saturday averting watt & SOTIO morhv Larkin hipped Monday tuary to Lamar Coto for funer al serviva 0611FN--Th- e aril burial Uri iritainger tacompanied the body Mr Sritsingor was stricken with a carebral homorthage with at work Saturday and was fUshol to thit station boaPital At Hill fiald where he dial He was born December 21 ISA& At Neb He came to Og len fro”rt Valparaiso to accept employment six Lincoln Neb months ago tr ' 4r 11 0 Mary Ellen O Platt 1 ' D 14 - 2 t— ler-an- '' : : ':l d '' William N Ilerrick OODEN—WillteM N Herrick former Ogden builder- - died iast week &t C&i Beach Long Mr Herrick was born HI Order 51'e re He spent hie ht IR75 en and to Idaho Ea e later moved ear? Idaho where ho married l'atera Nxis- son They lived there several yearsSlere h imly-log wioow of Lees 1111 and throe en41-1- Peach Cal: thre wilikam t pro hill father f I ere and five three lite Ogden Sato& Mr e floovto 14erarrt )IrL E'rrime EAT! W P Clin trill And 00K0 eif W 414 Herrick (14Nio O1øfl VMS of Thn Wyo Heap : y'4--- irric Jph Ronald Cecil Rasmussen BOUNTIFUL—Funeral Pervices for Ronon of ald Cecil Rasmussen Cecil J and Norma I Shepherd Rasmussen of Bountiful who died Saturday in a Salt Lake hospital will be conducted Wednesday at 1:30 p tn in Bountiful Second L D ward chapel by William R Smith bishop L - Joseph Doney LAYTON—Pune ral vervicet tor Jeltwr h 63 weil-k- n own Layton resIdent Doney will be conducted Duo s1 ay at 2 p in the Wept La yton LDd ward chapel bishop by Calvin Corbrldge WOO E DAGS 7 ' t 1 t ' NEPHT—Eunerat service wni be conWednesday at 2 p m in the Juan I S reitaite tabernacle for Mrs Mary Ethel Bigler Broadhead 5R wife of R B BroadheAd Who died Sunday morniee at the faintly residence here after an II:114Am of two years She was born at blenhi June R aRRS & daughter of' Mark and Madeline Ryper Bigier Survivors are her husband two and one daughter Elmer R Lawrerce 'ors M and Jean La Vell Broadhead: her father Mark Bigler all of Neotii: one brother an4 three sisters Lisle Bic Mr a Eita Mn Loma Thorn of Sat Bailey of Lake City bephi and Mn !corm Cos of map:oton and four grandchildren 0 ward n---- - t L OGDEN—Funeral services for Ma rlon Milton Stenhemi 48 8300 Adam e avenue Ogden restaurant operator who died Sun- 1 be conducted Wednesday at daym will in Lindquist a Sons funeral chapel p Harold Crompton bishop of Ogden by L D Twenty-sevent- a P IA ducted Marion M Stephens L i :r I Mary Ethel B Broadhead LOGAN — Funeral services for Mrs Martha Ann Sorensen NI hien fi5 who Med last Thursday after a lingering 1 illness will be conducted Wednesday at p tn In the Logan Seventh L D 8 ward chapel A George Raymond bishop by h reellt officiating - Nielsen LOCIAN—truneral tervicea for Alfred Lorenzo Vfl 67 former tab' elf A riPort irt died Siturelav who Logan attack will be conduct el Tnot41 f noon in the Logan Third L D 8 Wead cznapel by John A Larsen bishop at CLEVELAND—John Edward Ward 84 at his oldest resident Of Cleveland ofdied infirmities home here Monday morning incident to arewas born tn Stanfordshlre Mr Ward March 28 1858 a son of Jere-miEngland and Sarah Jenkins Ward He married Alice Davis in England October 21 five 1878 and came to Utah with his wite in They made their home years later moved 1892 to Clevelandin Salem and Mr Ward was a farmer and carpenter His wife burned to death a year ago D a Mr Ward WiltS a high priest in the L church and for 39 years was a teacher in the Cleveland ward He also served am Sunday school ouperintendent for a number of years Mn Surviving are four daughters and Emma Johnson Mrs klorence Tucker Mrs Mrs Ifary Larson of Cleveland and Alice Knapp of Long Beech Cal: three sons Edgar and Bawden Ward of Cleveland and William R Ward of Wattle 40 grandchildren and 58 A S Alfred Lorenzo Vail wonnoo CROSS—Niro Mere Ellen Of way Platt 83 of Woods Cross deowd tiny at 11:10 p iTt at a Salt Lake nospital of causes incident to ties A daughter of FartitiOk and tritest Jackson Otterway she wa born Mareh 24 11559 it Mansfield Notinghamt FoOntid She was married to Benjamin Platt of Octoopr 1 1880 la that °outs-tr-y England on lie died in 1028 Mrs Platt and her husband came to the United States after their marriage and ArrAv lived eight years in Paterson ing in Utah they stewed in Farertiozoon and resided there for ais years and then moved to Woods Cross where eh 'pent the last 4R year' of her life he wait an active member of the L church and etas a member of tt"P Peef society organisation of South Bount4ful D S ward Surviving are two sons James H Platt cif Ogden Ben Platt of St Pau MInn four daughters Mrs Nllie Armstrong Mra Ethel Bleckett of Sea Lake City Mrs Florence Lee of Woods Cross and !kir I of Ogden: 20 rrandMary Ellen Diek-3- n children and 10 will he roeturfed Funeral service at 2 p m in the South Wednesday fill T D S ward with Walter Moss histop4 County- -PLEASANT John Steed Mathews 33 offic man'tger Knit tine Intermountain of and treasurer Milli of Ogden died unexpectedly atof hisa M at p Sunday 1030 home here hen rt a ilment Mr Mathews wail born In Pleasant View son Of Noptil r and on August 4 1909 He attended Mathews Steed Melintia and Want t n Weber cou y elementary chonis He high achrad from Weber graduated also was a student of Weber crillege N'ell are hiS widow Millicent Surviving and two POTIS andiinda ilatiznter Mathews John Philip Jacoulyne Jerry Conrad of Ogden and two Mathews: his parentsNelson of Ogden and Mrs Ruth sstere Mrs Alpha Dial of Pleasant Viewconducted wiil he Funeral services at 2 p m In the Pleasant View Thureday D S Ohapet by Henry b 3ertsen bishop Place of interment has not been decided Martha ': - r I each st 1 1 wool bags We are now booking orders for new b for late February delivery Prices are right Buy direct and save money 4-l- 1 ld Mary J G Worthen t - YSFAR nrvicit CITY—Irtinefal teereleee for Mns Elie Z Johnson wInGI he cocl the Peer ducted Tuesitai at I p tn t vtard chat-seFiver City L by Cbaem Checkoff" bebop 13 Maude Drew greenhalgh Funeral services for Mrs Maude Drew Creenhalgh 62 2170 Panama etreet who died Sunday will be conducted Tuesday at 10 a in at 1445 South State street Additional service will be conducted DWednes8 ward day at 10 a rn in the Meadow L at Meadow Burial will be in chapel Meadow cemetery heart attack after a long Wares will be conducted Wedneeday the at 12 nonnS at Second Salina LD with ward chapel Ira Resmaissen Fret op of cltna w a r officiating1 in trial be Burial will r Mart 4 cemetery Mn who was born tn Maria October 24to 18R4 and married - f Arthur Alma Perini1907 on in June had been a readentL of Saline years ' John' Edward Ward Leonard (Andy) Anderson Anderson n Voorhees Pen 58 Sr10 Cried Saturday following a non ward Will officiate ' Hurial will be In $alt I Lake City cemetery Friends call hiat the Pitiritmayof lind e' I tters' Monday ' and eveni ng Tuesday Wednesday prior to t titre of services Mr Rawlings born In Sett Lake City a son Idav 20 187 of William and Mery- i Ann Cementer Rawsent his He entire life here had been In the In- --surance business untit ill heeith forced '4 AL 4 i L his retirent White i in businesa be Witit Mr Rawlings asociated wit the late George Alder and with Will G Tar reit formerly Of Salt Lake City Active in Political circles Mr Rawlings Nerved in the Fait Lake county clerk's office a t verious times and tram January 1929 to January 1937 was office man ager of the Salt Lake county hospitai He Wait member ot the L D S church and a former president of the Lightti ward lit I A On November 30 1039 In Snit Lake CID Mt Rawlings married Miss Belle him Other sursurvives Hockingare:whoA eon 1 L Rawlings with vivors the Union Pacific Railroad company in Omaha Neb : a daughter Mrs R H Bennett of Salt Lake Citv: a sister Miss Mattie Rawlings of Salt Lake City and two grandchildren Clarence for Anne lintineral mervIces for Franklin 3 a in Kawiinota 70 561 Elie Firm south traet who died of a heart attack Saturday thOrrt — 'La' noon at 574 neaday East First South Charles E Street Rose form er bishop' of Second L 13 8 ' Sidney R Nielson president and other new officers of the Salt Lake Real Estate board will be installed Wednesday at 12:15 p m at a board luncheon in the Temple Square hotel - 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12 11141 11 39 39 5 si i 16 2141 21 214 i 21lt 18 132 413014'132 126- 47 81 47 47!-7 1 7 it 711 17 344i 4115 311 311) 431ai 14 416 4 411) t Ms 28111 27i 264 264 k' 3 48 til 34 32 2 32 8 mi 711 4 VA 42 41 48411 2814 8' 2614 9 2014 204e '91 271 51 Pea Cluett Cora-Col- a Net CleeeClagt I I Trading on tile Salt Lake stock 1:gumite A trcr' exchange lStonday was featured by 10 Pont L IC strength in a small group of El Auto-Lslz4:11 that have remained in the Plee FLK P Sorvl background all winter Silver King Western which sold Erie PR ci 1 rnonth at 14 cents jumped to Gon laat :1 cents and closed strong at 18 ce:nn PrIodis Mot none offered under 30 Gtiette sit! “9:iVrIc-NRI 1rin:e Consated advanced to 175 cents up 4 and North Lily to 'Gt N R rfl 45 up 5 intic Standard recov- - 2r74bri11 Decline in Output Of Lead Predicted 8 15 Arth Rf A ti4til Corp Aviat Corp Ba!1 Loco BetA & 0 Baer sd 0 Batn Ir W Bernx 8 Av t1 Beth 13aw-Kn- a Hoene Air 13crne1 Co r Mr i3r ' Mf g Whl Budd ins i 71 15' D GI Ai At 'Dgelr AU Air to $130 up 21-- cents and continued to trade at $L30' on the afternoon curb intic Lead declined to 12 cents off 2 and Eureka Lilly sold un- thansed at 15 cent's S:iver King Coalition recovered to $295 'up 5 cents in afternoon curb trading and Crescent Eagle Cid sold unchanged at 10 cents 7 I St Cruetb Cub-6ug C'trt12 Pub Curtiss-W- r 'Desire Co' Dal lk Hui I 41 I & W 1 et rott F(11 Push Higher 10 2 6 a a Sears-Roebuc- 110 Aitegh L 8 At Ch&D Alied tstrs Aliap-c-Am Airl Ain CretK Am Can An C&Fd An Loco Am ItstS S Am R la Am Sm&R Am 6Arn T&T Am Ton S Am Tvp Am 'C'is Am Wt W Am Z L&S Anacorria Arrn 11 Arms' g C ia labor-managerne- NEW ORK Jan 25 are Monday's closing priree of bonds on the New York stock exchange with the total sales and net changes et each bond: CORPORATION! BONDS Sales in SI000! Low f5a44e a erecl s 'Dow-Jone- (Sees la han4 recta ) NEW YORK Jan 25 crl—Blue continued their recovery perfnrnance In Monday's stock market many registering new highs fcr ths past 15 months or longer with gains of fractions to 2 or more points Slghtly irregular tendencies prevailed at the start in slow dealings Demand for dividend payers ttoon appeared and both prices and N'clume rose in the final hour While many issues failed to make the grade mcst favorites closed rear best levels of the session Brckers were pleased with the fact that prime tocks were the pinncipal movers Persistently good war news and the pressure of idle fan-Jreotived the main credit for the belated Ewing In the "new high" division were Standard Oil (N J) General tors U S Rubber common and preferred J I Case Deere Oliver Farm American Can Dow Chemical Allied Chemical Zenith Radio and Pepsi-C-oDu Pont jumped 34 and American Telephone 2 Lesser icnnrovement was retained ty U k S Steel Santa Fe Chrysler Douglas Aircraft Internaticnal Harvester United Alrcraft Kodak Fajardo Philip Morris and Westing-Loser- s g wing TOCIEB chifps a:-- (LP)---Follo- Se Issues Rise To New Highs — Bond Prices Stock Prices January 26 1913 15 G E Produces Mark 2 Quotations Y Stock TV Many Leading 3 gake Zribunt Trhe Morning Stock Prices Advance in Late Trading 3 -- - - ommgrommoomm V 7 i1 211 t -- 4 al Li 40 North 3rd West St Since 1920 t of 4 Ca- i ' Salt Lake City Marketers Buyers: Wool Lambs Sheep Pelts Ample Wool Storage Space 1 '1:'' 11 — :Irli ri'T: 1 Iiic — 1 Itia- — |