Show SB THE OGDEN (UTAH) STAJJDARMINER THURSDAY EVENING Roulette System Salt Lake Mining Fails Pair Quits Stock Quotations RENO Nov (AP)—Two CO ie B — T" Specials Rise on J orporale News Victo Eubank NEW YORK Nov 20 (AP) —A nanato good ul of special stocks responded Corporate news with a strong upswings in today's market although many leaa-!rR exhibited considerable reluctance in following suit Income tax selling provided a bra Res from the start but switching by liQUida-Itorwas an offsetting influence Tnet direction generally was upward througn-iouSteels came to the fore in the final hour While plus signs on the whole ranged to a point or so there we£e several much wider jumpers On other hand the losing side was fairly well represented at the close I waf the sixth consecutive session without an average decline Transfers ran to around 900000 shares Bonds were uneven York Stocks New The Associated Press 20 Hog Bid Listed Stocks Big Hill Bingham nnnanza Mining Bristol Silver Buuion Cardiff Central Standard Chief Con Clayton Silver Colorado Con Colt) Rexall Combined Metals Comet Coal'n Commonw'lth Lead Crescent Eagle Oil Croff Crown Point Consolidated Eureka Dragon Ht Crown point East Standara E Tin Coal'n East Utah Empire Mines Eureka Bullion Eureka Lily Con Eureka Mines Ot 02 02 11 04 10 03 1 00 53 03 10 20 10 02 17 02 04 12 03 03 05 05 49 03 15 28 04 28 03 07 04 28 Eureka Standard Gold Chain 20 — New York Great Western Grand Deposit Allied Stores Horn Silver 39 Allis Chalmers Howell °4 Indian Queen American Airlines 44 American Car & Foundry Kennebec American Radiator lj Kentucky - Utah American Rolling Mills Keystone 69 American Smelting & Refining Lakeside Monarch American Tel & Tel l32i7 Leonora American Tobacco Little May 36 Anaconda Copper Madison Mines 83' A T & S F Magnolia Lead 13 Baldwin Locomotive Mammoth Bath Iron ? Hill 32 V2 Miller Bendix Miners Gold "2 100 Bethlehem Steel Missouri Monarch 20 Boeing Moscow 43 'i Mt City Copper Borden 11 Budd Co Mountain View 32a California Packing Metals 1554 Nevada By NEW YORK Nov stocks last sale: 11 45 28 V 27 44 63 42 Va Case Celotex £erro de Pas Chesapeake & Ohio Chrysler Commercial Credit Commercial Southern Pfd Consolidated Copper Consolidated Edison Consolidated Oil Delaware Corn Products Crane Douglas Aircraft DuPont Eastern Airlines stman ctric Power & Light ie Railroad General Electric General Foods General Motors Goodrich Goodyear Great Northern Railroad Pfd Great Western Sugar Hudson Motors Idaho Power Illinois CentraL Interlake Iron International Harvester International Nick Can International Paper jLm International Tel v Tel Kennecott Copper Lockheed 323i 5V 21 7 a 48 Va 67 36si 51 Ts 188 17 45 Va 174 9 35?i 38 59 59 46 V 37 22 19 32 26 lMMH 87 27 56 12 49 13 Loews raia con etroieum Montgomery Ward Nash Kelvinator National Acme National Biscuifcdogm National Cash Register National Dairy Tt!W National Distillers National Power & Light New York Central North American jMOrthern Pacific Ohio Of! Pacific Gas Packard Paramount Pictures Pennsylvania Railroad Pullman : Pure Oil 20 v4 56 -- 4V 17 : Jji c 26 33 41 28 21 Va 1 13 25 20 27 36 4 23 16 55 24 9 27 r t Republic Steel Reynolds Tobacco Safeway Roebuck 21 j 38 17 45 22 61 76 Va 20 58 58 52 12 25 105 24 155 19 23 2 Sears Socony Vacuum Southern Pacific Sperry Standard Oil California Standard Oil New Jersey Studebaker Texas Co Texas Gulf SuL Timken Trans America Twentieth Century Fox Union Carbide Union Oil Union Pacific United Airlines United Aircraft United Corporation Jw 46 U S Rubber U S Smelting W S Steel Warner Pictures Western Auto Western "Union Western Airbrake Westinghouse Electric Woolworth Zenith 77 13 44 23 35 28 46 20 v Z C 32 05 03 15 03 04 04 M 05 05 400 67 14 9 23 77 Metals Asked 75 40 10 12 00 25 00 75 00 00 00 23 50 86 00 1000 20c 11 25 I : 2 50 14 62 9 50 20c: East Standard 1000 6c 51c 500 East Utah 600 50c North Lily 200 56c Ohio Copper 1000 12ic Park City Con 1600 40c Rico Argentine 200 145 Royston 3000 5? 4c Silver Shield 1000 g Tintic Standard 5000 120 40 112V4 Park Bingham 10000 2c Western Alloys 500 3c OGDEN Nov 20 (USDA) — SheeD: salable 750 total 270 late Wednesday one lot medium slaughter ewes 750 opening steady: one load good and choice slaughter lambs 2325 straight one load 2325 and 25 out at 2000 Hogs: salable 40 total 1090 steady 0 lbs 2525 top good to choice 0 lbs 2475 0 lbs 2425 5 lbs 2375 sows 2100-225- 0 choice lightweights 2300 rough heavies down to 2000 mm it ji early Cattle: salable 375 total 1525 cows few good cows supply mostly 1500-175- 0 cutter medium 1300-145-0 to common 1050-125- 0 extreme close Wednesday few medium heifers 1700- 1950 one load medium feeder steers 1750 load fleshy feeder heifers 1800 200-26- 260-28- 280-30- 300-32- New York Eggs NEW YORK Nov 20 (AP — Eggs 18386 firm spot quotations follow — CHICAGO Nov 20 (based on wholesale sales by receivers Cattle: salable 5000 total 5500: sal to jobbers and large retailers): calves 700 total 500 slaughter colors extra fancy heavy- - able I Mixed steers and heifers very slow choice 1 3 extras and 2 laree bout steady weights but rank and file medium 0 extra 3 large 55-extras 1 and to offerings weak to 50 low 9 7 dirties checks er than Wednesday's Wjt 4medium close or j under early that day beef cows steady i Whites extra fancy heavyweights 68 to weak: canners and cutters steady 69 extras 1 and 2 large 7 extra strictly choice around 1225 lb fed steers 3 large extra 4 larae extras 1000-115- 0 at 3625 topped 1 and 2 medium 1 extras and 2 lb weights 3000-3100 good grade short 6 pullets common and medi fed steers 2400-280Browns extra fancy heav5weiehts 61- - um 1700-230choice 941 lb fed kinds 63 extras 1 and 2 large 0 extra 3 heifers 3100 medium and good beef 6 1 extras and 2 medium 49 cows large canners and cutters 50 extras 1 and 2 pullets 5 0 vealers steady to 50 lower at 2700 down Batter and Errs 4500 3000: total Sheen: salable SAN FRANCISCO Nov 20 (UP) — slaughter classes slow: no fat lambs sold uairv market: 25 early some interestwasbidding around Butter —92 score 83 90 score 73 2275 hid lower but askine steady — Cheese triplets 3 loafs 42-for good and choice wooled lambs held 5 A 54 Eggs— large medium at 2300 and above medium 52 JD feed 55 small A 48-er lambs 1500 large B 4 AP-USD- A) 61-6- 58-6- 56 low-choi- ce 48-4- fi- 45-4- 50-1- 00 43-4- 66-6- 60-6- 2: 50-5- 7: low-choi- ce 52-5- 3 45-4- 0: 0: 58-6- ' 55-5- 1500-200- 44-4- 41-4- 0: 1000-130- 44 65-7- 49 53-5- Side Glances Galbraith —By 354 re at and members of Thirty-thir- d nd Holla B Salt Lake City Colo also Sulphur Springs and 18 great P7 srandchildren brothers Dan D and Harrison WhUe? Roland Ida W5LtriceslUwUl ba conducted Monday D S First ward P m in L LrwJi by Bishop Fred L Petersen will be in Brlgham City Harold B Felt directed by fmeral home Friends may call a the evening and MonSmUy home Sundayservices until time of J-- nhalgh PR O VO — Samuel Alexander Stum 76 retired gas company official and businessman died Wednesday afternoon at home 331 East Center street following stroke suffered Monday evening Surviving are his widow the former Olive Orilla Spangenberg whom he married in Ogden Feb 3 1919- two sons and a daughter Robert W Stum Los Angeles George William Stum " (Mry) JohM' Sprrn°gvifled Services will be held at ?k m- Saturday in L D S Fifth ward chapel m vo city burial parti11 WlU - one-thir- ty - Chipman Alphonzo LAKE CITY — Alphonzo Chip SALT man 85 pioneer American Fork mer pasi chant and resident rfiM yesterday from causes in was KAYSVILLE— Services for Mel-vi- n He director of cident to old age Da Wayne Ashbaker 19 will Mercantile at company toe Chipman oe Fork conducted American Friday at one p m fip T E Intermountain Funerals GOOD WITH MY NUMRFP nc? ( GOHrH MeTuDER LIEWEMEJJN CATH '1 1 STEVE ' - LISTEN TO ME THKs IS CUPCAKE PQPPpT HCPftruiT EmH V l LuDS Kaysville Second ward-fchapel by Bishop E Gailey Friends in may call at the family home to m a ten from Kaysville Friday time of services Burial will be in memorial the Kaysville-Layto- n park directed by the Sunset mortuary Mr Ashbaker died Nov 14 at San Diego Calif SOUTH TREMONTON— Services for Ushizo Sato 72 who died TuesMonday at day willm be conducted in L D S Bear River one p stake tabernacle at Garland by InterBishop Leonard Bishop ment will be in Garland cemeShaw & tery under direction ofTremonton home funeral Rogers Friends may call at the family home in South Tremonton Monday from ten a m until time of services HAD TO DO IT STEVE SEE SONNY WAS RIGHT THERE BESIDE I gV "fc WAS YOUR SISTER? SOUTH BEND Ind Nov 20 (UP) — Frank Leahy assured Notre Dame officials today that he would remain at the institution as head football coach and athletic director as long as they wanted him It was the second time in less than a week that Leahy denied rumors that he would leave the Fighting Irish The second denial followed a report by a Chicago radio announcer that Leahy was about to become head coach of the Los Angeles Rams professional football team ITS ABOUT j re okw 60 vou WANT A WHSTCHS Bck0" MEWHY look' if you stay NKOUND HECS f NO A ( flUZ A SAKE LTDa THDW I I ? Jm TH0umt M tkM WmT COURSE NOT BUT 1 MAKE YEE5ELF USEFUL' WE SOT NO ROOM IN MOO ER5 sfeSsv I I JTL well i TTTsl Ll4Va3l ( f ( LOAFER? f 1 1 MC AV ssi VOEmN - s 1 YOU'D HAFTA DO T" KEEP HER FED M DIAL F f MOW Y'ALLTHfcS L (VAORM'N''? R 1I We-ALL- 'S J HOWS YOU — I'll stupid go Okay WAS HANGso 1SHOWING Ah Fine 'UMS? UP' E JUST YOU LINES SILLY DEAD come ren LDJ3 chapel Bishop Arthur W Marriott officiating Friends may call at the family home in Warren Friday afternoon and evening Saturday to twelve-thir- ty pm Interment in Warren cemetery directed and Sons The names by a Lindquist of son and stepson Reed B Judkins and John Orton were Inadvertently omitted from the obituary BARKER — Funeral services for Wilford Junior Barker 10 son of Wilford LeRoy and Eva May Hlgley Barker will be held Saturday at two pm in the Larkin chapel with Bishop Reuben G Rhees of the Pleasant View ward conducting Friends may call at the family home in Pleasant View Friday three to nine pm and at the mortuary Saturday until funeral time Interment North Ogden cemetery directed by Larkin mortuary DUNN— Funeral services for Miss Anna Matthews Dunn will be held Saturday afternoon at one o'clock in the mortuary chapel 529 Twenty-fift- h with Rev D Atwood Bird of the First Methodist church officiating Friends may call at the chapel Friday afternoon and evening from four until eight o'clock and on Saturday until time of services Entombment will take place in the Aultorest mausoleum The family requests no flowers A service of the Klrkendall-Darlin- g mortuary JENSEN — Funeral services for Niels Jensen well known Morgan county resident will be held Friday one in the Milton (Morgan county)pmward with Clifford chapel Bishop love officiating Friends may Spend call at the family home in Milton Thursday twelve-thirtand y until evening Friday Interment Milton cemepm tery directed by Lindquist and Sons KUBOTA — Funeral services for George Kubota of Bingham Utah will be held Friday at eleven am at LindColonial funeral quist and Sons Rev T Terehawa chapel with the conducting Friends may call at the mortuary Friday from ten to eleven am Interment in Ogden City cemetery directed by Lindquist and Sons DRYSDALE — Funeral services for William L Drysdale 58 husband of Elizabeth B Wright will be held Saturday at two pm at Lindquist and Sons Colonial funeral chapel with Bishop William G de Mik Friends may call at theconducting mortuary Friday from six until nine pm and Saturday until time of service Interment in Ogden City cemetery directed by Lindquist and Sons -- of a 1 finje i THER TELL I CHATTANOOGA ON CAME THROUGH THAN SOLTTH THE 4 BRJDGE FAMILY SOUND WITH 4AT PHONY ACCENT' ace q-- e mix optv "Miss Mittett says here on the woman's page -- don't you take mother to a movie? 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S V RWE V6 I "5n 60'TA f rVAjSh FAST TKACKS TJHlSTeR fO6S I VJl FflOlOY MT E sors and assigns and all persons unknown claiming any right title estate or interest in or lien upon the real property described in the complaint adverse to plaintiff's ownership or clouding plaintiff's title thereto defendants The State of Utah to Said Defendants : You are hereby summoned to appear within twenty days after service of this summons upon you if served within the County in which this action is brought otherwise within thirty days after service and defend the above entitled action and in case of your failure so to do judgment will be rendered against you according to the demand of the complaint which has been filed with the Clerk of said Court This action is brought about to quiet title in the plaintiff to the following described real property situate in Ogden City Weber County Utah Lot 5 Block 38 Plat "C" Ogden City of Survey situate in the east half 28 the southeast quarter of Section Township 6 North Range 1 West of the Salt Lake Meridian STOCMMOS LOO YOlL EVEfO IF LITVlt 7 1 rtS LE35 ARt COPB I I 197 AW BY NE SERVICE VbVLINS " INC T M REG- - U 0lALA9rin mngrr q 1 -- tuat 4C F I T£l£D SUlT nOVnJ to-w- it: PARLEY E NORSETH Plaintiffs Attorney PO Address: 505-- 6 Eccles Bldg Ogden Utah Published Nov 20 27 Dec 4 1947 11 18 2957 NOTICE OF SALE Lvnne IrriKation Company with its of business at Ogden Srlnclpal place NOTICE There is delinquent upon the followlevied ing described stock assessments on the 20th day of March 1947 the amount set opposite the names of the respective stockholders as follows:Amt Shares Name $400 Warren R AJlred Va 300 Arvel H Christensen V4 300 Clora D Cook 300 27 Seth Harper 300 16 Deroy J Lythgoe 300 James McBride 1 500 Eugene F Nelson 1 500 Quinten Neilson Roy O Noble Horace E Perry Va 25 20 21 22 23 1947 PLUMBING-5HQ- 1 — "' '"' — iimiini ii — """"" 'iiiihii Ovt voo "o fyiX? 300 300 300 Clifford Rutherford 17 300 G W Terry 15 300 Paul C Wilde 725 and in accordance with law and an order of the Board of Directors made on the 14th day of February 1933 so many shares of each parcel of such stock as may be necessary will be sold at 2554 Ogden Ave In Ogden Utah on the 6th day of December at the hour of 3 pm to pay delinquent assessments thereon together with the costs of adof sale vertising and expensesWHETTON P R Secretary 2554 Ogden Avenue Ogden Utah Published Nov 14 15 16 17 18 19 xnr How pipe line house ?UwJn 2 MILK from now on m°re TO jL TNlU SO W to 'WA OOWK) Ki VT V&RS vWE "TOO -- rMIeoto j ! SO 3 1 O O mi r MX SBBBBBBHBBBBBfV 2943 P 1 w&jwmwsm&zessFA -BEEN TDAV f NOPEAMOS X AInT CREAKY ENOUGKl POR THE RCCKER VeT-X VMAS TESTING A NEVi -X a C?CVU DAV AREhVT j CSET O 30S-- WTW A ROCKET jm- - t u m — J I V I SOU AT TH DUMR SMOKING ER VOL) OOVMi from ARDEN DAIRY to my PERFECTLY PASTEUR!" A J SUMPIN VCO SHOULDNTI 1 xaa Knee conAin iti— W ER BOOSTER"— AnD X NMCENCUED aAY r l"l'iUr I" V 1 S PLAhiE— A WASN'T IT f SMELL OF 7( BURN IN' I LEAVES H that a dud go alone:!" O! E ggJ un romantic husband is in danger of losing his wife — why CHOO-CMO- T P w — —— — 1 1 C K SDCCUMSlNiG TO THE OKiSLAOGHTS OF AGE X t 3 Kin? reckoM nu VOi'l MA VENT HEARD THE KINGSTON) Old Southern VDU " T5A6BITS' YOU'VE NEVER BEEN FARr HAve You KNOW SUH HOW YOUR L YOO tWc 1 J3 CL0XHZ2L '' And the Flowers Are Furnished by Olive and Mark M' vtxssmce W1 6900 HAR-RUVPH'-- t7 M MsUBssa YOU MORTUARY EGAD FATHER? IMAGINE VOU WALKtMG1 WHILE X WAS DOZING — AAV SCIENTIFIC LABORS GIME ME SO LITTLE TINAE TO SLEEP NlGMTS— MUST SAY VoO'CE-A' CvAvCU'-- CHIPPER A A AH-UIS TUKT CANE FORDCESSf coph r: cm: REALIZED HOW MUCH WORX feSM pR5TDURE? - r WHEN LI 2507 Adams I 1 rsa BUT DAD OFF OF ( tfUM IT GUZ MOOYIAN YDUNG V1 BROUGHT LADIES AN ( HER BACK Funerals ' rs t CALL TH' TOT IN FUNERAL DIRECTORS NG KIRKEN DALL-DAR- IN I j VSOt )&ZL ( AND SONNY I'M NOT HAVtNT ANY- HE MUST GETTING 4 L ONE ELSE TO MIXED UP IN NEVER KNOW MATRIMONIAL CALLED YOU' Emfiy died in a local hospital at three p m KLENKE FLORAL Wednesday following a long illness Phone 6789 2955 Washington Miss Dunn was born in Utica Penn and Margaret daughter of Francis ELIZABETH'S Nesbit Dunn In 1941 she and her sis ter moved to Elsinore where she was music instructor for four years In FLOWER SHOP 1918 they moved to Ogden THBATHB BLDO ORPHEUM She was a member of the First Meth Dial 6811 odist church and the Women's Society 3514 Washington Blvd of Christian Service WEBER FLORAL CO Surviving is one sister Miss Mabel 740 28th St Phone 8638 Dunn Ureenhouse Mary Ogden Funeral services will be conducted Co Saturday at one p m at the mor Ogden CityBP aFloral Olai by the Rev D 1219 tuary 529 Twenty-fift- h 6761 Wahlngtas Atwood Bird of the Methodist church Entombment will be in Aultorest mauso LEGAL NOTICES leum f 1Mb JPff GOT TO HELP ME NOW LISTEN- - ME----AN- J j With Irish ' YOU THE BIG IDEA OF PPETENDiNG rm3B - A W Greenhalgh Emily White BRIGHAM CITY—Mrs ALIAS SUMMONS IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF WEBER COUNTY STATE OF UTAH C E TORGESON plaintiff — Funeral services for Charles JUDKINS 500 vs E Judkins husband of Minnie East GEORGE E SIBBETT and MARY H OUB & o em- SIBBETT his wife aflso known as ploye will be held George E Sibbert and Mary H Slbbert unSaturday at one if living and if deceased theirexecudevisees heirs known Warlegatees In the pm tors administrators creditors succes- 4c Livestock 4-i- ts- - Los Angee Sh FLORISTS Anna M Dunn mm 03 Anna Matthews Dunn of 3 50 10 75 ( schooL Her parents sided in Ogden 12 02 03 03 02 03 04 I six-year-- DEATHS 12 01 1 2700 60 04 03 04 U Bid Ogden of Mr and Mrs A R Ogdendaughter Salt Lake City dled Wednesday of mountain fever and miiuenza She was born July 31 1841 in Salt Lake City She attended the L D S Park Ave ward Sunday school and Primary She was a first grade student t Highland Park (AP-USDA)- — mmm 122 Oil Ref Sou Oil P & L Com 20c 03 06 23 23 04 05 02 28 Fire Clay Sales: Combined 4i 07 10 08 01 Con"'S M 02 07 vi JR Sug Com Utah Id Sug Pfd Unlisted Stacks Amalg Sug Pfd con wag & Mach Utah Utah Utah Utah 13 40 Western Alloys West Toledo Yankee Zuma Utah Id 12 01 Harrison Green en Grain 03 56 04 50 04 03 02 05 05 20— Jeanne 145 04 450 165 400 w Potatoes PoCHICAGO Nov 20 tatoes total U S shipments 873 supplies moderate demand light market about steady on good stocks unsettled on others Idaho Russet Burbanks 500 62 02 54 02 ateo-chlldr- day 250 02 44 03 02 07 06 2 25 01 05 18 20 02 1 40 04 Jeanne Ogden SALT LAKE CITY Nov closed its wheel to them and had about $1000 of the $5000 they had piled at Harold's club — which was up willing to keep play- - 03 02 03 65 03 04 25 15 DEATHS Greenhalgh 73 wife of Frank Greendied halgh 30 South Fourth East Wednesday at ten p m at a local hospital Mrs Greenhalgh was born Oct 9 Br Wtllard Robertson 1874 at Cedar Fork Utah a daughter CHICAGO Nov 20 (AP) — Grain fu- of and Frances Thomas White She tures rallied on the Chicago board of wasJoel reared and educated in Cedar Valtrade today after an early setback Wheat closed cents higher ley Utah near the Arizona border to 1 She was married to Mr Greenhalgh than the previous finish December Lake 3 03y4- corn was up 1 to 2 cents in July 1914 in L D Sat Salt n December $247- temple The couple lived andBlooming-toand oats were 1 rehad for three Ida years Sl22to lower December higher sided in Brigham City since D S An active member of the CHICAGO Nov 20 AP)— Wheat No church she was president of L D S 1 hard 306 First ward Relief society for a number Corn new No 2 yellow 253-25- 4 of years She had also been captain of No 3 245 Sunflower camp Daughters of Utah Oats No 2 white 125-12- 7 Field seed per hundredweight tim- Pioneers Surviving besides the husband is a red 180-26top 1450-155- 0 othy 525-57- 5 son Joel Greenhalgh Hollywood Calif 165-18- 2 7 feed Barley malting 01 dr Wilbert 05 00 05 31 14 01 13 02 25 05 02 03 09 05 42 i — In-fhf- were the L D S First ward until moving ball: to Salt Lake "This gets to be a hard way in February 1946City to make money and we are both Surviving besides the Darents are one almost worn out" Geraldine also grandparents nr Walford said they won about sister and Mrs J G Farley Salt Lake and $6000 at another club before it Cella W Ogden Ogden 33 01 20 03 02 02 08 04 35 01 02 1 $11000 Un- iS oiy 10 Naildriver New Park New Majestic North Lily North Standard Ohio Copper Park Bingham Park City Con Park Konold Park Nelson Park Premier Park Utah Pioche Bristol Plumbic Mines Plutus Prince Con Prosper Mining Rico Argentine Royston Coal'n Silver King Coal'n Silver King West Silver Shield Silver Standard Sioux Mines So Iron Blossom So Standard Swansea Con Tar Baby 3' Tontic Central Tin tic Lead WMMjt Tintic Standard Union Chief Utah Con Utah-Wy- o Con Oil Victor Cori vada Both youths appeared willing to walk away with their winnings which at one time had gone over iversity oi Chicago stuAsked dents with ambitions graduate to break the 08 it up today gave 03 whin 7ku1u? 04 went sour on" system 14 y were about $7000 ahead uwever on an original 0434 stake 1 ne 12 ramkinJ$300 youthful WIIU 5W1IU1C13 Q f 04 J ys had Reno's professional 110 hnn 54 interestea are 7 Wn poKing 04 Walford 23 of San Diego 11 5"" ana AlhPrt Winns 2S of 21 ChUlicothe Ohio 14 Their system consisted of bet04 19 number nine exclusively ing on the 08 wheels in alternate ralrlg 07 eight-hou- r shifts for nearly two 14 ccrs waiford and Hibbs 07 at six a m after a losing retired 04 streak at Harold's club during which 06 12 tney dropped most of $5000 won 51 there 05 Walford said they may resume 17 31 Play tomorrow but intimated they 04 had enough of the little whirling 11 1 Canada Drv Canadian Pacific I m 4ing even bucks" Gambling is legal in Ne TUB TiTTI C TAII ) I Tir |