Show i i 128 faille Receipts The following ic a summary of tha Og- vsgeeck market for the week ending Friday April 1 Cattle and calve: Total salable receipts for the wee were iw comparea wun 3888 last week and 2377 a year ago Trade me wu coniaeraoiy Slower man oni3ugh-ter as demand for all previous week narrow Efforts were made Ussss was accumuto the clear by slaughter house lated supplies in coolers before buying W volume Compared with last week all laughter classes were around 50 cents lower with canner to common cow as much as $1 00 lower and vealers steady to weak Fairly broad demand was found buyers early for stackers but countrywith bids were somewhat indifferent late v f nil aiM or more lower than last week d verage-oolow to loads of gra Part rv iiwwwm w iu ien sicr buo ml dairv tvnas 11800 to SlflfOO Low to aver lots of heifers scored $2350 to $3300 the bulk of medium $2050 to $2200 Common lots $1700 to 12000 Only odd head of average medium to good cows were available at $17 50 to $1160 25 with common to medium $1525 to $17Mecasners and cutters $1100 to $1500 dium to good sausage bulls sold at S2000 $0 $3100 odd head beef bulls uo to $2185 common lots down to $1700 Good and choice vealers bulked at $2500 to odd head choice lightweights 83S00 $3000 medium $22 00 to $2500 cull and One load of common $16 00 to $3100 feeder steers good to choice sold at $2410 with part loads of good yearling stocker at $2500 to $2350 'medium to good $2200 to $2350 One load of medium stock cows brought One load of choice SI 19 00 per head stock steer calves sold at $3780 with freight benefit a few above that price and numerous other small lots 33490 to $27 00 Good and choice stock heifer calves sold at fSSiOO to $3000 Sheep: Total salable "receipts for the week were 30 compared with 400 last week and 1297 a year ago Anticipated trucked receipts failed to materialize few head were offered durand only enough to test ing the week and not was Demand extremely quotations were cents to $100 50 light Quotations odd head offered were higher but the and good quality selling only of medium at $3350 to $2400 flat odd head common and medium $2100 to $2250 Hogs: Total salable receipts for the week were 687 compared with 638 last week and 433 a year ago Compared with a week ago butcher hogs were 50 rents lower and sows about teadv lop for the week was $3300 paid Monday with closing top at $3150 Late bulks follow: Good and choice 180 to 240 to $2150 240 to pound butchers $2100 StO pounds $3000 to $2050 260 fo 280 Bound Sin 00 to $1950 280 to 300 por-d- s $1800 to $1850 300 to 330 pounds $1700 to $1750' good and choice sows $1350 to $1450 with choice under 300 pounds 1900 to $1550 Hote: Carloads of shipped in livestock on the Ogden bought for reshipment benefits in varimarket carry freight able' amounts except when otherwise d 722-pou- NEW YORK April 3 (APi— New York stocks lasr sawr Altis Chalmers American Airlines American Radiator at 8 American American at T American Tobacco Anaconda Armco Steel f A T fc SF: Baldwin IJbertmotive Bath Iron! Works Wmmmt Bethlehem t Steel Wmmt" Canadian facific ft 13 i 148 ' OODKN April 3— (USDAV— Hogs: None for the week salable receipts 687 comclose of last week: butcher pared90with cents lower sows steady week's hogs top $3800 closing top $2150 closing bulks good and choice 180 to 240 pounds 240 to 260 pound S2no(l' 260 to 2B0 pounds S19 00 280 to 300 330 AXKn 300 to '1850: pounds pounds $18 31 B0O31-5- 20 V l7006f 1750 choice sow under 300 pounds $15 on-- 1550: bulk good and choice 300 to 400 pounds $1350i 1450 Cattle: Salable none for the week: 1766 demand rather narrow on all around 50 cents lower ataiigatcr cla some canner to common cow $100 or more lower stockers active early closed dull some bids $100 or more off part loads saw to average good fed steers $21 00(4 2350 medium $2050') 3380 common lots $170Ofi 2000 odd head average medium to good cows S1750M 1860 common to medium $1535U 1735 fanners and cutter $1100'' 1500: medium to good sausage bulls $3000' 2100 odd lead beef but $3185 common down to $1700: good and choice vealer $25 50' 2900: odd medium $27 "( $30 01) 2500 cull and common $1' no 21 do one feeder load good to choice steers $3410 part load good yearling stocker $2S00ai 2550 medium to good $330Oh 3380 load medium stock cows $11800 per head one load 'choice stock steer calve $2750 with that freight benefit odd head above 2700 numerous small lots $2450$ price choice heifer calves 83500 stock and good i 2600 Salable none for the wef k Sheep: salable 38 not enough offered to test market quotations SO cents to $100 on medium and- good grades at br-c9X100 to $2400 flat odd head common and medium $21 00 in 22 00 good and Choice carloads wooled lambs quotable round Stooosr 3000 with freight bene! 733-pou- 425-pou- - r Lt 38 Mi 42 12'' 127 34 31s 25 V 12" 34 22V 20i 33 52 Vi Chrysler 3 Commonwealth So Consolidated Copper 3 33 Edison Consolidated Continental Oil Del 59 62' 4 Corn Products Crane 8V4" Curtis Wright 62'a Douglas A fr craft 190 DuPont Eastern Airline 15i 46 2 Eastman Kodak i Electric floor polishers andRasmussen acainst Gerome I Ra-ruDoers tor rem liarnsnn s mussen charging cruelty Thev tadv) were married Aug 17 194 in jP867 Lincoln Packard J a 22 Kaysville Paramount Picture The perfect climax for Lenten 47 Penney: A eals dish of delicious Brown's To Sell your home quick dial 16 Pennsylvania ft R' ice cream Distinctive aualitv — Blackburn-Jone- s Pure Oil fl (adv) 53 firif vnrlptv Rnv RCA Republic Steel ream R ftom favorite Frank your grocer Speeding— Galligher Reynold Tobacco (aidv) 18 Clearfield forfeited $15 bail in 4 I lor confectioner Safeway I 38 Seers Roebuck city court Saturday on a charge of Larson 10 of 1737 speeding Socony Vacuum If 1 Bail— Southern Pacific d wenty-thirforfeited S10 bail "v to Sperry Bulbs All Varieties for spring Saturday in city court on a cha: ce Standard Oil Calif ol running a stop sign Standard Oil N J l planting Taylor's 2316 Wash 1 Studebaker 2M (adv) ' Sunshine Mining an dsJ ieties of fancy cheeses are 53 Texas Co t License— h A in was on licene g Market none marriage Texas Gulf Sulphur 84 43 Timkin Weber issued in tha clerk's county Twentieth On Fox 3V! l 4 office to Eugene Nevill 22 layton 30 Union Carbide MIUa ic 110 85 volts welder United Airlines 26United Aircraft amp? maum rte $40 00 Rest SfB00 and Jenny Lenore Lewis 18 Paris 3 IC W Crc ss Co 2242 Wash Blvd United Corp Idaho Gold Shares Hit 4 del Open U S Rubber U S Steel n aa?m i 11 Warner Bros Pic Western Union 1' Westtnghouse Airtr 30 33 Elec Westtnghouse 16 White Motors 5 Willys 45 Woolworth (adv) aw p 1949 Oram Highs s By Wllltssa P Hergas NEVf YORK April 3 (API— 5old shares took the play in today stock market Some of the golds hit new 1949 ntchs Elsein comparatively active trading where the tendency was upward but there wjas no drive behind the 'buying Gains rgnged to around a point Selling at the year's best prices during the day were Homestaker Mclntyrc PorMincupine Dome Mines and Sunshine around a point ing Howe Sound gained Alaska Juneau which took a large step issue ahead yesterday for e later came back dipped a trifle early but 'stock is priced for a mau gain The J at about 3 Standard gas and Electric $4 preferred a to a moved up point 1949igh Others ahead included V S Steel Goodrich General Motors Chrysler Montgomery Ward Western Union Kennecott Copper Phelps Dodge duPont Illinois Central New York Central Amerada Petroleum Texas company and Pacific Western Oil low-pric- ed Average Furnished by J A Hogle & Co memNew bers York stock exchange 176 88 up 060 30 Industrials 48 73 up 016 20 Railroads 35 45 up 007 15 Utilities 63 78 no 0 20 65 Stock 98 56 up 003 40 Bonds 124 34 up 04? Commodities Dow-Jon- - J A Hnele Bid I Bonanza Mining Bristol Silver Bristol Silver Bullion Cardiff Central Standard Chief Consolidated Clayton Colorado Consolidated Columbus Rexall Combined Metals Comet Coalition Commonwealth Lead Crescent Eagle Oil Croff Crown Point Consolidated Kureka i Oregon East Crown Point East Standard East Tintic Coalition East Utah Empire Mines Eureka Bullion Eureka Lily Consolidated Eureka Mine Eureka Standard Gold Chain Great Western Grand Deposit Horn Silver Howell Indian Queen Kennebec 03 13 04 39 04 107 118 38 23 03 03a V 21 07Vi 05 05 Ol'i 03 32 31 05 07 05 04 04 04 04 05 12 09 02 04 09 om 08Vi 15 18 06 30 05 21 01 03 10 03 18 17 12 01W 30 02 Kentucky-Uta- h 15 03 72 02Vi Seventh South at two-fifpm today illness following a Mr Isaacson was born Oct 83 1866 at Skona Sweden a son of S)amuel Eric and Petronaella Swenson Isaacson He was reared in Sweden and came to the United States when 14- - years Of age with his parents They lived at Hoy tsviue ' Utah He married Celia Valentin! April 3 1891 at Brigham City In the Vail of lflOl they moved to Brigham' City where he has resided since He was a farmer and fruit grower and Was' employed in Box Elder dounty as a horticulturist and fruit inspector f r a number of years He was an aictive mem ber of the LDS church and jwa a high 1LJr 4MMiuiai wars viij' land chairHe served as ward teacher man of the old folks comimittee He served a Brigham City councilman in i 22 22 11 30 (dv) gists ' 14 04 37 02 l ty 06 04 04 03 - I Asked 88 Big Hill - They're! Here—About as wonder- BRIGHAM CITY Carl April Isaacson 83 died at his home 71? West KUl wall papers as you ever hope to & Co Listed Stocks ed -- - Carl Isaacson 1949 3 Roy 1 Soft Lakm Mining Slock Quotations April-- Did IToh Hear About It? EveryStoddard of about Wonder j talking body Clearfield died Friday afternoon of a Wheat 'Bfjead It's a perfectly fbal-ancheart- attack while on the Job at the j bfend of finest enriched Kaysvifte LDS Elevator He was born white fiour and Earle Process Feb 34 1889 at Hooper son of John wheat floiir that contains minerals Martin and Mary Jane Priest Stoddard ana vitamins r resn at your pro- On April 31 1915 he was married in cer's todair! (adv) the Salt Lake temple to Lucinda Ellen 1918On June Owen who died Dec 14 Bisn— rteith N Roberts 20 of 16 1920 he was- married in the Salt 946 Sixteenth forfeited $10 bafl in Lake temple to Elmira Jane Pierce who city coiirtf Saturday on a charge of 1 died Aug 3 1937 and on Feb 3 1940 running at siop sign —I he was married in the Salt Lake temple to Louise Maria Ida Virchow who surRide Horseback — Classes forj invives with the following sons and daugh- struction in riding are now being ters: Mrs June Wolff of Torrence Calif organizedj Phone or write foi inand Martin Stoddard of Salem Oregon formation ride Ride well Charles Stoddard of Ogden and Mary safely Dude Ranch Slope Shinny Jane Stoddard of Blackfoot Idaho: and North (adv) Ogden Dial two foster sons Harvey L Hall of San Pedro Calif and James Wstllis Hall of Torrence Cahs the latter two who are These jSno-Bal- ls Melt! Yes members of the U S navy one brother Hostess SnorBalls melt in your Henry A Stoddard of Shelly Idaho and Imouth' three grandchildren He was a member they're rich devil's food of the LDS church and at time of his covered with thick creamy marsh-m- al death was a member of the LDS Lay-to- n low apd rolled in cocoanut Al Third ward From 1912 to 1914 he fresh— wrapped in cellofilled a mission In the central states ways minion Qnly 10c for two! (adv) phane! Services will be held Tuesday at one In ton the Lay ward chapel with pm Fire Z4n— Ceorge Vogel 20 of Bishop Clyde Adams of Layton Third was fined $2 ward officiating Friends may call at 1254 thirty-secon- d the Sunset mortuary in Clearfield Mon- ill cityi couft Saturday on a charge day evening from six to nine pm and of parlting a vehicle in a fire zone Tuesday prior to the time of services Interment will be in the Clearfield K tinv: uo iyou Hay Ileer memorial park under direction of the dread swing flowers? Be com Sunset mortuary fdrtkble use Formula 9 all drug- CLEARFIELD— Eli " 1912i is survived by his widow two daughters Mrs Mae Titus Salt Lake Miss Mona Isaacson Washington City O c a sister Mrs Matilda Bowden Brigham City four grandchildren and 2 Funeral services will be held Thursday April 7 gt one pm in the Brigham City Fifth ward With Bishop Olene Palmer officiating Friends may call at the family home Wednesday evening and Thursday morning until time of services Interment Willi be in the Brigham City cemetery under direction of the Harold B Felt funeral home He For Marriage— Lawrence Dean Fowers 2Q Hooper and Nola D Forbes 17 Clearfield obtained a marriage license in the Weber county clerk's office Typewriters — feoiC Mateo re paired Most reasonable cost Free estimates free pickup and delivery Morgan Typewriter Co 2375 Kiesel Ave a iv Phone 33 7 m JLB —m : 600-pou- ' pa 9) ' ad tnaTaa Utah-Wyomi- o Fan dancer Sally Rand chews thoughtfully en a pencil in New York as she tells awwscaen her new book "How t Be a Good Girl in a Bis City" la near completion Asked to show the manuscript she said "As yon can see I don't nave it on me" " Em "—AN FRANC8SCO April t fU)— San marKet: iamoni 'Jairy Butter: 93 score 3r: 93 urnrm l 4 '"3e 47M47Hic: grade A tnedjum 44fi444c grade A small 35i B large 44 i44 y Student Named Star Farmer 4BenSALT LAKE CITY April 2 fAP tladc Lamb a senior student Moroni high school was named JUtah's star state farmer today He was chosen at the annual convention of the TJtah Future Farmers ol America winner is a son of Mr and Mrs H B Lamb of Wales Utah tie was chosen from among about F F A courses f° 5nfrLearoU1 tah high schools The selection of the Utah star ldrttL 'as made by committee by Professor r R Hum- - ffigi ttaca 4 §8toUdd Borelaa at 3O08 mm The Song Styling Crescent: Eagle 1000 at Sl tasi Manwra WOO at 5c East Utah 1000 at 8c 3888 at fa Eureka Bullion 1000 at 9c Horn Silver H00 at 17c New Park SI SS: 200 at North Lily iooT at SeT M0 North Standard 1010 at 4c at v W'' ConoUcltd 909 RoyMon 2000 at Stiifc Silver Kmg Western 888 at Big HUl 10O0 at 9c JOHNNY Df SMOND 1 COR1NNE Box Elder County — ServlCfMl fnr Janni- - ui &4 c ShpdMchurch Intprmanf u ill K- 1 wmw AimmI by Rev n 1 (trass flower serdf rtah rran KxrriTnfTf 939 Washington b:vu Phone 7727 OTdlcnjbbbier aartjtnsaawd Sice Easter Greeting Cards and candy specialties Wade Drug 36th and (adv) In Court O" a charge of speeding Kent Meckelprang 23 of 281 Barrett Bonneville Park was fined $10 when he appeared in city court Saturday Fur Storage — Cleaning restyling repairing delivery service? Gajewsky s 2414 Washington Blvd Phone (adv4 Lights— Bail of $5 was forfeited in city court Saturday by Jesse 18 of 208 Washington on a charge of driving a vehicle at night without lights burning Evergreens large assortment Jensen Nursery 22nd and Grai De-car- ia (adv) BUILDING FOR RENT PART ofTbuUdlng on North Washington) abOUV 350 square feet WUI ronv dri to state t r n t svit bie for Beads Parlor and fafcop Doctor or small 'tatrte btniness Ph 8383 or 8170 1800 aquare feet for bvt! dino rent oh 21st and Watt Asa " wieo W NTED to btiv iNnvstUae iRrnte Lee Organ SualC With Mens (Hews Ni vvsmakers lurca J tne (Mr anit Lata 0 00 BJt'k to God 9 Oich SO D ivid Rose i li r i st la n CS s over 1 o on fOrfSf Jordan "" i o he i Lvtbetaa i tttewa Weather DnrnltsinMelody IThe Bleraat - -- 10 15 11:00IWas i Shlrer 11:1S Jroha B Kenneay 11:30 Ray Bloch i 1 Baa 45 r 12 00 0'Hi no n Bear Juvenile Jary i 200 2 15 House of 2 30 True l tectlve 2 45 M stent's 3 00 The Shadow 3:30 Ouirk tne H HaroldTSV — Flt ' iw ham City Friends may" call at the family home in Corinne Sunday and Monday until time of Aricultujral evening iriiln ar SVSMY SUNDAY JIMMY FIDLER 111 mm powm A UGHT-C- am KLO Jfft JipMsaf WWW tmtmm' WlwW imr III frwm Bin Holme Sherl-e- k MRS RIET M DR MUSH- - Adventures teats Eof jTscfe "SSK 9 15 1'Mv paSB r MSti -- Stars XING THOUSE ELECTRIC FINE LIGHTING srri r''Jerry Show The I WIRING G FARR BLE CTRlC LIGHTING Fl XTURS PTTFUIBS EXPERIENC EKLUN6 'I u with E i Bear VMsa Aorllancej electrician Five Points Arnold Story DAL nss An ror tram or um i Be3im or irliir- Kin B8JBJBJSBJ of Wilde et si l h Tiofl j Episcopal church Dirk Hivme OBunt Show 8 55 news HI f (Tabernacle Chotr Revival Rellgioi (orid News UsenkpaSS 't' rv Inn HS r !Caprlno Sisters I aias — tNewa- - yi 1' t?30 6 Ruvter aPcA"muirtsi Report ed" ' nc -'- News nnt INews Roundup Rnflnith'imi with Roundup w::i Wright and News Keerl Hi Gang fin rSnte (New Petefwca) Fred Warl Miadr rimor Preview lleittrrt Msilbaf to " iue 'Arthur Godfrey fOrand Slam j 00 Kat- - smith Spea lOrlB Kate Smith Sines Good Old 10 30 Maaf§JJK9tortan 11 00 Cedric Foster 15 Bo! 30 Or 45 jj00 0ui a 4 0 OO show1— )Rhytlun OsesaBBl L"ul "Tranf7 4 15 Hrmincwa News Plaflng TRe"uest IWake 3 11 mu I jssPP pickups Rnd (3 snES Let us do° vrou?ouUldCt (5 rUV Wax move hesry rock taM trees Phone 2 gagg for free erfmstasl up Rndop I 8 53 News fininc ftit and efridfcnti an jlsB iewaAl tArthae (Music of BsmaJctaag Oil 1 charaa' CnrTina 2'h rrrft :story for Today Plastwrtnq POR arttset (What the Clue? ff utatfgalBBB1 ' OOOP piastrrlng low Campbell Patch work and tn ilde 8B"BaB8 work Ne I Ph BUgpatne ot Air SSd bTmfi r -f H3 Rcoflflf Co a I SAO rues far sale Wsmr - i 'StF Tunas :Nw Westher tiDt StlkmtaBA -- 3- !flawaaB ItsWroT: True sanry Cwdfrep fBfcfss Lewu Ho'Ia Party with 'Robert (PepP'young Q fRl-r- t Art Link letter to Harness Show (Hint Bunt M Kay Kyaer Coll (Backstage Wtfe '2 25 BUywd News lege Pun Kwige iSreiia naltae Winner Talte AUlPst O'Brien ifMgnlng No Atlart:- - Pact Meet the Miaaua 'hUke it Hewletfs fTea Time CaH QjfuslcaJ Roundup More of Life (DorotJ r x-r- hanUi -- 'Get E-E'w- 4fj Local New 2 00 Woman Page 2 18 Musical Train 2 30 Playing Reauetta 2 48 1f ! hour of music paig Btstar and patter (Ma Perkins 'Friend of Tours ITouns Or I New New Weat&rr Ouldjne Light aPTEKNOON sVOGBABta fDmihle or Day News Peterson un l( 30 for I rX" rasf Ameriaf 8 15 9 no 1BatBttyterp Tune 1 ? by 9 00 Wswiertei j 10 ! 11 05 from Opera 'Mimic You Wun t — Classic cire n-- 1 raocaAMl The Old CorrsJ Allen 45Iiw-sfr- Hi I IMTTE CONTBfJSjJ J B MARSH OfjERAL fBlshopD t eLECTftlCAL vyiRlNG gaaasa fOeetesl Harriet LTCTNSE Bull- Church Bo atBssT Wilson Pres E i Lewis a ggjSkKesaasf frtsidcn t Mr ' Benny M"-"n- noon Dreams niockx ifad Are 468 45 m psaasi Trj: BtgJHI I 1 TODAY Ph aVBWAYs snd UsssM Ai iWayat Of the Town Phil Harris 5:55 i Desmond Alice Fave I MMl rVFNINO PROGRAMS R 00 Mrrf the Tl Fred Allen iAcv rture of Btop the Music 6 15 nasi I rbe°Benr od? n"1 6 30 World Concert a SgM I 2:46 Hail ' myrtery"'nn8a adorganBhow abBer Smith of a NBC Theatre IHP on Rim ll'll'r U'lrsh!! 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Hear the Latest ? io 2 paaaar rtcine n saaam fives GUIDE stowfM v WILLIAM L mf City call MONDAY'S PROGRAMS i finis works Borettg RADIO Traffic — Bail of f9 was forfeited In city court Saturday by John M Hansen 34 of 842 Twenty-sevent- h 4t gBBJBJBBj on a charge of making an improper io 11 00 Treasure chet right turn 1115 in Mlc 1140 1430 Club simp elastic he Fitted by graduate m'$ news CAHPKNT1R Hsat and cobhier seed po oood tatoaa Ijbw Vincent Plain - KLO Tewrta 7:30 n forTenT : W"iam Franklin who died Thursday wiU beBaker eon- n lrt t'H Mnnatf w al t in u kJill til in? — wll CAjrgp apart 8 4lta r 19 r2:4g Intermountain Funeral 'fe "Shadow Tonight 5:55 p m c: Wte of gra-e- hesr Theft —Theft from his automobile of four beauty rims was reported to oy timer Anderson of Z22Z K Work pAYS-hTg- : HaWjim Bf°'V Tewers" drains Cleaned Guprgnteed pnonFf i" : 'Data 1 Wash Cesspools ancj Sep c TaVj rh uroutd Modem surgical supports sciSpeeding— C J Thompson 21 7538 A entifically fitted For men and of 239 Capital forfieted $15 bail HArlRY price" "for women Orchid Corset shop dial atatts n 8M8J st Ph ma' in court Saturday on a charge (adv) of city AUTOTFOR REN1 speeding R OR Diseases— During the past week 56 cases of contagious diseases were Traffic—Thomas D Clark 20 of reported to the city health office 27 2210 Jackson was fined $10 in city wXrehouse of measles 16 of chickenpox 10 of mumps two pf whooping cough court Saturday on a charge of WA REHOUSE ZBtta and KesaL and one of scaflet feiier S50 per montb Dlsl speeding Deaaner Had la Co will service your radio in your home Also Standard-Kxaniine- r pickup and delivery service 2564 Vfe Washington Blvd Phone 5114 Wed Thurt Fri (adv) I M P 1:45 F ML to Parking —Edward Buesing 24 of Hill air force base forfeited $2 RDV L 1S50 fee M ke KM) bail in city cohrt Saturday on a of charge improper parking 7:00 Tons Tapestries perea to Veu rwt Inlaid linoleum Armstrong or rUttuna IB Wuawd B Power 'a a w eatber S i our Busins or — :30 alley Church Nairn Not buy the carload Just in the family :45 oi me Air J5t buy the sq yard from Tribes Air MrK Whiting iTha National $215 Complete stock Tribe Home 8:00 Kadi Bible j Church Radio Pulpit Class Blng Crosby Furniture Co 2359 Wash Phone 88 15 Ah Sotnhernaire 30 Wilful irrrana oi Mercy Chur'i S:46 Prophecy U hsj cbassiat tvatmaenc aeta Liko Music? $t mm 201 Draff ruaj SON- -if SEEDS Camp M-il- ft t & Hi ley after 5 IN sott" nt mo ' y M loftd nil and road 71 (adv) AMFFN r j s D 111 Mbl WT— Spuc ti imuzER deliTerfd ft CHOICE black (advj proper pariung — Lorin Colville 20 of Penalty When yon need an electrician 2029 Monroe was sentenced in city ot call Prompt court service aay or night Saturday to pay a fine of $10 (adv) on a charge of speeding — Traffic On a charge of running a red light Claude Shulte 30 R Everblooming Rosea not waxed F D No 3 forfeited S10 baU Sat Jensen Nursery 22nd and Grant uruay in city court (adv) N-4- K work All VAt'i'VM Mountain Top Soil dr'lvrrpd Phone 81 IS Forfeits— Wayne Miller of 2548 Madison forfeited $2 bail in city technician court Saturday on a charge of im Wash Blvd rs gAN tewing "hers haulingj Cntpgn (adaJ 32 1430-pou- nd 3283 sncunveT clRTILIZER Camarg jDna-iorty-i- ive e IMS MOUNTAIN SOIL tiriffin Paint Co 42ij83rcl lstreet1 Kmmim Golden Spike chapter Chapt ID A H will meet Friday at two- m at the home of Mrs pnirtyp Mfeorge Whitmeyer 2835 Grant Ken Kasin gives decorating Ivice Sells fine wall papers and in your home Call 4418 or Ipint J8246 taqv Leurn scwiner trie easv SiJEfeea? (adv) wav small classes Prolessional m- Stolen— 1 VicJesse Earl of iSirucuon e:gnv lesson course Sewtns Center 2456 Wash tory road Washington Terrace retBlvd1 LJ ported to police a pair of fender (8lv) skirts was stolen from his automoMeetinsr — Roval Neichbors! of bile AnitTira will meet Monday April Good home and care for elderly n at p m inline O O f hall for a regular busi- - people Phone (adv) tes sassipw Sentence — William K Mitchell Rose Bi tsli es—Beautiful seiecotlon 20 of 3544 Orchard was sentenced nclu dinfflili tpst natehterl variies in city court Saturday to pay a a well as (11 favnritoe T:v- - fine of $14 on a charge of speeding 'arivi orS 231 a ashmgton Rose Rushes flowering shrubs shade trees giant Seeds— Flower garden and lawn fruit trees &op Qualjtyi Plant with confidence pansies and perennials Irvin R Blvd Phone adv) Stone 3359 Was Taylor's 2316 Wash Blvd nn-Ihie- s daily SOIL l1' CLEAN LNQ m 8 each 1 Ph a anted Dial 8803 Poultry Ave 930 18th' TACKED DC Carpei Cleaoins Oux Specialty EARL'S CO RHODE Isli old lvlnK aR jlSiil? SCH0SS Furniture & Eled ta38 AND 371 23rd running Welker $10 bail ! Eli Roy Stoddard 1489-poun- " iB (adv) i:oa-poun- R-- "eB Famous — For wedding invitations Christenaen Press 412 24th Lane—iOn a charge of parking n vehicle! in a pedestrian lane fam St Lafreniefe 30 of 319 Liberty for $10 Bail — On a charge of feited $2 bail in city court Satur a red traffic light Lubin L day I 57 of 122 Second forfeited Love It! Everybody loves in city court Saturday Wprjoei I Bread —the bread fthat helps b ulld strong bodies 8 ways Hie welcome evenings And m for lasting fresh- - Man 2909 Fowler adv ness! -- All Varieties Chicks rr il l CHICKS Ptah Faon spouance and tiraumi Work dona he Trltnarr cm Olai BABY POULTRY 8 COCKERELS— 83 95 per hundred and up— delivered to your door Also llsht and heavy breeds Poultry UDDlles— Feed— J R Steed Feed & Cost Co Sun-!r- t' El9 73' a m to 8 RAD! Blvd Wash 'I -- ' "repair All "makei INTEED ' FUNERALS com-SBS- DIRECTORY Rriio RoMirino 2 38 35 iveysione o3 Lakeside Monarch 02 Leonora 05 s ' 02 Little 03 :May CHICAGO April" S ' Suitf-- S Cat Madison for divorce wag filed 42 38 tie? Salable 300 testiniatedi compared Magnolia Lead 06 08 istrict court by Bo nnie iin Secpn week ago slaughter steer sand heifer Mammoth 31 33 06 steady to 50 cents lower most decline Miller MUl 00 on medium weight and heavy steers Miller Hill 06 00 SEPPlCH — Funeral services for Fred-rtc- k cow 25 to 50y cents lower vealers strong Miner's Gold FUNdRAL DIRECT 0R5 03 04 d Mountain for choice to prime 11 States 15 top $3900 2864 retired barber of Seppteh steer Moscow average to 02 88 DALL - DARLI NG Van Bureh Ave husband of MoUie KIR KE 28 00 steers $26-5- 0 $2700 Mountain View 03 04 d feedlot mates $3575 good Nevada Metals Qninaer Seppich wiU be held Mon01 03 MORTUARY end choice fed steers $33S0' 3635: Naildriver 40 42 ' day at 11 a m at Lindquist and Sons kind down to $2150 rough but New' Park 1 50 160 Colonial funeral chapel under direcfat 1550- - pound beeves $3300 good to New Majestic 03 $21 00: common to good beef cows $1475 North Lily as 30 tion of Bntty lodge No 18 F & A in 2000 canners and cutters $1400 J650 North Standard 04 08 FLORiSTS M with WUllam S Silverttiorne worcanners down to $1300 good end Nevada Monarch ' OS 10 light choice vealers $2700" 3000 light culls Ohio Copper shipful master officiating 13 Friends 18 down to $1500: choice may call at the funeral chapel Sunthe Flowers Are 03 03 feeding Park Bingham $36:00: good to choice 875 to Park City Consolidated' yearlings 41 40 day from 6 until 9 p m and Monday m Furnished pound feeding steers $24 40 and Park Konold the by until service 05 04 hour Interment 8S8490 medium and good stocker and Park Nelson the Aultorest Memorial park directedin 06 09 Mark and iva Park Premier light feeding (tear $31 50 2400 04 05 by Lindquist and Sons comi Sheep: Salable 100 estimated' Park Utah 3 40 3 55 KLE ' ral services for William ago starvation receipts Pioche Bristol 03 pared to week 05 H I' : r husband of Varley Washington Calvin Ida generally at record low as result fed Plumbic Mines 04s 08 variey or 1840 Child Ave win be slaughter lambs advanced 50 cent to Plutu 14 15 8135 and daughter ewe and buck fully Prince Consolidated VIEW neia Monday at 3:M p m in the 18 19 SO cent choice wooled lambs topped Lindquist and Sons Colonial funeral 1 01 02 Mining For lower to express you at $3335: choice No 2 shorn reached Prosper Rico Argentine 1 25 1 30 chapel under the direction of Weber Phonea HENRY at Park View $3000 and slaughter ewes $15 25: good Royeton Coalition it a t 05Vi 06 coapter wo 4 msabled American Vet "t) and choic fed wooled lambs closed at Silver King Coalition erans OO 3 with commander 3 50 Paul Hopple 2808 Qulncy Klente Q U 00i 33 25: Henry shorn lambs leu active Silver King Western 70 75 officiating Friends may call at the than woolskin $39 50 3000 common Silver Shield 03 04 funeral from 6 until chapel Sunday JACK'S FLOWERS to good wooled lamb $26 00ii 31 00 Silver Standard 9 and Monday until service hour In 03 02 to choice wooled ewe $1200$ 1500 Sioux Mine 1516 Washington bits 02 04 Termcra in ugoen cemetery Csty horn ewe $12 73 down aged bucks South Iron Blossom er wmiai 08 11 "r — ROMAN Funeral services for Charles South Standard $i50oia88 06 10 D Roman resident -of Rlverdale Swansea Consolidated will 01 03 be held Monday at 1 p m Lindquist Tar Baby 04 85 LIZABETH'S aftS rnlonin rimcl hnol Tintic Lead 01 08 Vi Tintic Standard with Thomas Bingham bishop of I 78 80 ER SHOP PtaOMr un meraaie warn offlciatlrc rnion Chief 02 V 03 bi do Utah Consolidated Friends may call at the funeral v 01 03 Dial Wa fr Willi Ferris Con OH 30 3S cospet sunaay trom 0 until 9 p m i CHICAGO April t fAP— Grain got and Monday until the service hour inrr 63 03 nominated JENSEN FLORAL C ct " 03 how siart out tmisnea wttn a Western Allovs 02 Interment in the Ogden City cemeWest Toledo 04 SfgMg tone on the board of trade today 05 for Every tery A nood amount of short covering came Wilbert 01 02 no STARR— Funeral services for Mrs Emimo me maraet in tne last 30 minutes Yankee Consolidated 03 03 ma Burraston Starr will be conduct- Wheat closed H cent lower to 03 cent Zuma 08 Floral Co eu ssonnay m 1 p m m tne spring-vlll- e City Sundance' highe May $315H: corn was to 43 48 IX i nei ton Hlvn cents higher May $133'4' 1 34: oat Utah-Idah- o First ward chapel by Bishop R com 245 2 Sugar 65 Utah-Idaho were unchanged to "4 cent higher May O Bradford' Friends mav call at the 10 60 Sugar pfd 1100 WEBE Larkln mortnary wln Ogden Sunday was " cent higher May First Security 54 00 55 50 jve Bye from 4 until 9 p m at the home of 0reerhotiss and lard was 30 to 25 cents 1 nlisted 3teck $126: Hiv? 8th et p Tig Asked a nmtired pounds higher May $11 70 m airs Jennie Starr 314 South on First west m sprtngvuie Monday from 10 Amalgamated Sugar pfd 8 75 I 86F a a a a aaaa aa a m until l:30 p m interment in v CHICAGO April 3 AP— Wheat: No 1 Ashley Valley 47 S1 7° 73 ? 37 the nrn sari's Evergreen cemetery at Spring-viU- e F?Uuty0iI CUr 68 00 73 00 Corn: No 3 yellow $1 33(6 1 37: No 4 H Directed by Larkln mortuary I 1 34' vf 13 50 H vSouthern y No 5 $1213il39 Kuqim UUh Oil O0 Oats: No 1 heavy mixed U0 ' 10 r 74 a 75 ic: 75 Power V Light com 22 so 18380 No (ample grade 71c: No 1 heavy Utah m m 7S 88 n i extra heavy white Z C mmm '" W!4e: No 3 heavy white 75c 8le Barley: Malting $lQBftl3 ommk Cardiff lflfl t 9B- - tan 12 nominal feed 6c-iMeld seed per hundred weigh: Nom- Chief Consolidated 108 at 81 12 Mi Colorado Consolidated 200 at 3c otny gieSO 1700 Combined Metal: 1000 at 22c: 1000 at Than You'll fcfny 1 One for th' Book 1 - DEATHS fit high-chcic- ! 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