Show Uses irx - w9asaT:?& Mercury Transmission Automatic THE OGDEN (UTAH) STAND ARIVIXAMINIK MONDAY BV1NINO OCTOBER 2S 1990 Early Advance W york ute selling tn Oct stock-marke- t min- BBjP"" gains la ' Ba ! fu more thm a dollar a here at the close wliile tarty gain all were cut back sharply Trading waa moderately active at best with total transactions at an j888BBBBBBBBB 1800009 share taala kept ahaad moat of the day m dht a number of tha distillers Stocka on the higher aide Included Union Pacific Cheeepeake & Ohio Sinclair Anderson-Prichar- d United Air standard Steal1 Spring General tlectrtc Air Reduction American Cy- anamld Homestake Mining American Smelting American Telephone U s Mm Republic Steal Montgomery Ward acneniey ana Pub!Lower were J I Case Boeing Douglas Zenith Emerson Radio Woolworth American Woolen Pennsylvania Railroad Standard Oil VS JJ and U S T if! Gypeum Onw Jonf Clestar rurniahad by i New bar : York IndutriaU o Railroads Avsraess stock exchange CUeo JS50 tt off J 88 78 off v 140 83 up J 83 80 off 101 SO off 183 88 up Utilities stocks Commodities volume— lssowo 18 0 Bonds 1 - 38' 0 o 0 0 0 0 lo 04 07 12 48 HaSJ8jgjsSMaMga Co j Sid 08 OS 11 03 18 03 V L i f 1 37V 38 1 01 28 S3 07Vi i i 08V!i 09 04V 08 14 03Vs i k I 5 y the Asseelatad Prsss NEW YORK Oct 2:S — New York stocks last sale Allied Stores crescent 02 00 01 18 08 37 01 04 03 10 09 27 35 j 03 03 08 45 08 03 47 02 04 01 03 187 130 02 08 43 03 07 44 05 03 03 2 50 05 18 17 14 02 34 33 03 03 03 2 12 1 03 17 12 12 I 03 170 j 04 0 2 01 03 02 03V'4 04 08 02 01 4 1 04 83 - i i' J I 05 04 14 13 77 01 01 3 05 10 50 18 01 02 3 25 11 00 25 03 05 03 01 03 03 08 t 05 Bid I II 08 00 7l lc f S'ie: Asked 17 23 10 00 43 5 50 75 00 75 00 21 50 9 75 40 5 13 73 SO 70 00 20 00 25 ? 88 72 00 s 03 05 10 I 9 50 7a ou innn si G 3c 1000 & 3c 3cEureka1000 Lilly 1000 ta 7c Howell 1000 23 of 1000 & 23 Vic Leonora 13000 Little May 1000 J 4e e $ 1 8c Magnolia Lead 743 1 Metals100 20009c C Nevada8c: 8000 100 ft) P£k 137 00 d 5000 © lcQ L35j 300 1 8c: 127 North Uly 500 0 33c Park City Con 300 37c: 200 3 gj 40c 700 (3 lc! 2100 © 42c 700 ft 41c 300 41c 300 412c 3000 gj 41c 3000 tf 4lc 300 42c 10000 42c If Plumbic 3008 ") 17c Royston 13000 t 4 r Western 1003 O 30 Si!" Silver 5n Standard 223 38c-170- i- TinUc Standard 300 Oil Yankee 1000 Utah-Wyomi- 2300 e 500 2c j Uft' 76c 300 ® 77c is 20c sas: a 36 50 10 19 33 14 39 32 78 30 81 5 37 63 78 28 9 82 16 46 ' Loews Mid Con Pet Mon Ward Kelv Biscuit Dairy Distiller N Y Central No Am Av No American No Pacific Ohio 16 49 46 51 SI 113 80 42 4 19 17 50 32 34 46 13 66 Trans Tweot Union Union Union United United United 31 17 30 New Cars Change Grill Bumpers Oil 4 21 65 20 j 44 RCA 17 45 Repub Steel — 33 36 53 24 61 Trim and Fenders 30 74 Camp H to Meet — Camp H Daughters of Uuh PionMrs wlU mm Thursday Oct 26 at two p m at 3005 Jackson according to Captain Hazel L Newey Hostess Will b Lottie M £Uie assisted by Rose Walker Another new shipment corday lamps Just arrived at Tribes Ideal gift for mother's Christmas Tribes Rome Furniture Co 8MB Wash e-- 1 I Si GRAND FORKS N D Oct — A new source of power ) big enough to operate American industry 400 years was described today St University of North Dakota The power source is a new gas from lignite perfected by the U S bureau of mines in cooperation with the university Lignite is a black low order coal which is about 35 per cent water The United States has 9000000000 Jackson (adv) Cosnplaint — Failing to yield a was the complaint against James F add is 2650 Madi-Hright-of-wa- today after their flashlights failed while they wandered through the maze-lik- e passageways of a newfound cavern Apparently none the worse for their stay in the tunnels of the cave were: Herbert Harkless 12 Eddie McClelland son of a funeral director Ernest Malli-na- k 28 a construction company employe and "Andy" year-ol- d cocker spaniel owned by young McClelland The cave was first discovered a short time ago during some nearby highway construction work and in recent weeks a number of persons have visited it The McClelland boy said he had gone into the cavern three times before yesterday and was certain he could find his way about They wandered through underground chambers and passageways to a point about 1800 feet from the entrance As they started back all three of their carbide lights failed one after another Left in pitch darkness decided to sit down and waitthey for rescuers "They told me it was about midnight" Herbie Harkless said "and I was tired and cold Then I heard some yelling and later T tev were t5 get us I felt better" fning One of five rescue groups using twine safety lines to permit a safe return to the entrance came on the little group They were in a large chamber about 25 feet from floor to ceiling — a weird setting of stalagmites stalactites and whirring bats The news that they were safe was greeted by a cheer from the hundreds gathered at the cave mouth bat-fill- j s I Merc-o-mat- Am 23 47 31 96 18 51 51 V 57 41 28 73 48 39 ed ic be a standard transmission and standard with ' overdrive The standard transmission is said to pe entirely new and refinements have been made in the overdrive New Style for Grill In styling the 1951 Mercury hss a new grille and front-end trim new rear fenders and quarter panels and an extra large rear bumpers window Bumpers are of the d type A pronounced change in the rear fenders ispresented They now extend to the extreme end of the car A new deck lid handle ahd hubcaps carry the Mercury name and insignia The output of the Mercury engine has been stepped 112 to up Engine refinements include a more accurately balanced crankshaft improved main bearings and a new camshaft The new automatic transmission is described by Ford engineers as a combination of hydraulic torque converter and planetary gearing d giving the equivalent of a unit It is operated by a selector level illuminated at night and giving five positions parking reverse neutral drive and low in that left to right sequence Clutch Eliminated The low gear gives power for and aids in the more heavy pulling severe down-hi- ll braking The clutch pedal has been eliminated and a wider brake pedal is used One change made in providing for the new automatic transmission includes divorcing the choke from the carburetor It is mounted On the intake manifold and is thus dependent on engine temperature rather than air temperature This is said to provide a lower idling speed when the engine Is warm Ford's Mercury output so far this year already tops 270000 uhilja This compares with 165000 in the same period of 1949 wrap-aroun- 33 33 23 8 46 55 ' That's of all our coal still unminoet To Compete With Coal The bureau of mines is today putting the finishing work on a new $750000 laboratory the only exclusively lignite laboratory in country to give industry answers to techniqual questions The cost already is low chough to compete with coal shipped long distances Heading the work are Drs A C Burr John C Holt and W H lt for the bureau and Dr L C Harrington for the university The secret of gas making is a ret! hot steel bottle about 18 feet high and nearly 10 in diameter The bottle has an inner lining forming a corridor close to the red hot outer wall This corridor is filled with high pressure steam Lignite fed in at the bottle top slides down the corridor Known As Water Gaa There heat and steam convert most of the coal into gas known to industry as water gas This single bottle makes enough gas to furnish power for elecdaily tricity to a town of 10000 The corridor of the bottle is the space between the inner and outer walls The center space collects the gas All but 15 per cent of the lignite turns into gases The remainder is not ashes it's a good fuel better than raw lignite The new gas has many uses besides burning It Can be converted into gasoline It will run s Diesel engine It can make alcohol ammonia waxes dyes and fats— even fats that human beings can eat one-quart- r!e ng er i L SSassCfcsssssI who forfeited $10 bail in city court " iL IJjjjmmwe JSbbsIbbssW will be in the Porterville ctmeterfT 1 'Wt Ida White Barrow ggaW Sffi- Vital Siatisfics i Livestock Oct 23 (USDA)— Hogs: OGDEN able 250 few early sales butchers 25-lower sows about steady bulk good 30 0 choice lb butchers 2025-5- 0 fw held at 2075 or higher few good and 0 lb butcher type Sows choice 1750-185- 0 Cattle: salable 2800: fed rattle scarce bulk supply off grass with around so per cent stocker and feeder charinSl market active with generally stronger undertone on slaughter offerings bidding about steady on few fed heifers cows strong to SO higher bulls fully steady: vealers steady: stockers and active fully steady slaughter steers rcarce fed heifers held above 2850 medium grass heifers 220-260- 0 including short load 700 lb Brahmas at 2425 mixed heifers and young cows 2tl5-'- 2 00 bulk good cows 1975-212fw common 17Q0-7- 5 2150 medium 1800-195shells tanners and cutters 1500-165- 0 down to 1250 bulk good bulls 2200-240- 0 odd heavy kinds 2450 inediurn 1950-217- 5 bulk good and choice vealers 2800-320- 0 few 3250 medium 2600-275- 0 0 common 2100-255- 0 good steers 2700-282feeder lb medium 2400-265- 0 2200-235- 0 common grades mediu mand good feeder heifers 2200-282- 5 common 2000-217- 5 good and choic j stocker calves 2700-320- 0 few kinds 3300 medium light grades 2200-i85- 0 185-22- 230-30- 5: 0: ST BENEDICT'S HOSPITAL King — Lyle H and Susie Guid-et- ti 3276 Wall boy October 21 DEE HOSPITAL Pehrson — Richard J and Hazel Jennine Hansen 549 Hudson Bonneville park boy October 21 Lafeber— Arthur Benjamin and Mildred Marie Fowler 360 Thirty-thir- d girl October 21 Popham — John Leonard and Marian Louise Mazyck R F D No 1 Clearfield boy October 21 Reiva — Martin Jr and Vivian Lee 923 Patterson girl October 22 Dayton — Dee D and Betty Q-- 3 Woodland Bonneville October 22 park boy Hill — Reed Adams and Helen Marie Underwood 2780 Pierce girl October 22 Blood — Paul Barlow and Faye Nelson 862 Goddard girl October 22 Wheeler — Andrew Fronk and Mary Arlene Harris 3053 Ogden boy October 22 Bax— Boyd George and Lorraine Leouise Hansen Box 358 R F D No 3 Ogden boy October 22 Smurthwaite — Konrad Earl and Norma Charlene Weaver 3898 Jackson girl October 23 — Barker Ray Bailey and Fern Elaine Wagstaff R F D Box 65A North Ogden girl October 23 Myers — Lloyd Eldridte Jr and Katheryn Moser 13857 Adams girl October 23 Halls — Kenneth Floyd and Dorothy Jane Lamb No 3 Hill Villa Layton girl October 23 La-M- ae j Sheep: salable 350 deck good quality broken and square-mouthe- d breeding ewes 1275 over week-en- d slaughter ewes steady slaughter and feeder lambs scarce small lota good and choice deck good slaughter owe 1100-135- 0 quality broken and square mouthed breeding ewes 1450 load about same quality 1400 with 23 out 10 lbs off at 1000 Grain By Wllllsm Ferris CHICAGO Oct 23 (API—A few cents were clipped from the value of soybeans today after an early bulge failed to hold The rest of the market also developed an easier one A little increase in hedging pressure was noted in both soybeans and wheat In addition soma of the speculative buying of last week did not "raders felt that at current prices more beans might be marketed It is known that a large of the new crop has been heldquantity back on farms 1 to l'a lower DecemWheat closed ber $222---- corn was lower December $i 4::-- J oats were V lower to higher December 82H: rye wjss -' lower December gl4H soybeans were 2H to 3 cents lower November '2 i u' and lard was 3 to 15 cents a hundred pounds lower October $1380 corsets and brassiers Dial ar Mennen's Baby Oil — Free dlspen-t- r Wade Drug 28th and Wash (adv) It It's fireplace equipment you're see mas cards now Book Shop 7L 28-4- 48-8- 28-4- 48-8- jo ff 'Deal' Denied by New York Mayor Improper Parking — Improper was the parking against NEW YORK Oct 23 (UP) — Bob Parker 1SS complaint West Thirtieth Tammany hall's chieftain accused Who forfeited $2 bail to city court acting Mayor Vincent Impelliterri Airplane BC-1- 2 Taylor Craft detoday of demanding "four judge- luxe Good little airplane $450 ships" — one for himself and three Can finance See at Ogden air port for political friends — as his price (adv) for withdrawing as an Independent — ComAttention Deer Hunters candidate from the New York City plete deer processing service mayoralty election butchering packaging lockers To "It is contemptible despicable comply with state law your deer lie made of whole cloth spread by must be skinned before you brirfg desperate men" Impelliterri re- it to us Ken's Market North torted Mel's Locker Ogden Ph This charge of an attempted elec314 Wash (adv) tion "deal" exploded in New York phone — state's bitter election campaign No License Bail of $10 on a while Democratic party leaders charge of not having a driver lipressed charges that Gov Thomas cense was forfeited to city court by S Dewey "bought" his third term Ida Mae Johnson 126 West Binford nomination for governor on a promise to pay off the debts of Lt Gov For only 18c Yes six big Joe R Hanley the G O P sena- mouth watering Hostess cake mactorial candidate aroons for only 10c! Made with Ever since publication of the now genuine Philippine coconut — alfamous "Hanley letter" Republi- ways delicious always fresh cans have played up a previous (adv) claim by Impellitteri that the Dem— ocratic party offered him a $28000-a-yeO Deschamps 19 of Guilty J state supreme court judge- Malad Idaho who pleaded guilty ship if he would keep out of the to speeding was sentenced In city mayoralty race where he could en- court to pay 910 danger both the city and state Democratic slates next month Heard the latest? Wonder potato bread has new flavor new goodness It's made from an exclusive Batter ang Eggs recipe and has new — SAN FRANCISCO S3 Oct Botato bread (UP) for generous sandwiches Dairy market: B3 Butter: AA score 88Vi A 92 score It's always fresh too! (adv) 96 60 ar 62-6- 2 Cheese: Grade A loaf Vs A single daisies 7 Eggs: Grade A large 'a smaU A A 33-3- large grade '4 medium Vs grade B 37tt-38- 38-3- 55-5- 3 5 V Sentenced — Pleading guilty to running a traffic red light Richard 533 Twenty-sixtwaa avjlyers sentenced in city court to pay $10 h These Women! V- r 1 : Quints Rest After New York Trip I WsT CCa Sat L - "" aw" saaaaafsi I CORBEIL The Dionne hide-and-se- ek j t Mary Or Gooch ek Por-terv- ne great-grandch- u- Ervin ! rs - Clark I 38-4- 3: 62-6- 37 BatUr snd F fgt SALT LAlfJt LTi — Today s butter and egg prices from the Utah state of te WEBER Butter— score 64 Bmt reBslnds Clodd si a fanny Clealdr score 09 agriculture:SO 93 score 07 by carton —extra 84 double A specula 83 large a 91 large extras 54 7 Eggs (oka Ge sAms 3 department FLORAL 3319 I CO Phona Bt Floral Co Ogden City 14S 38th Cfr4gwt J it-fr- schools andcounty Weber TAILOR — Funeral services for Levi academy James Taylor lifelong reaident of Ha waa employed w eber county and husband of Oladvs for a time in the McIaUre Taylor wUl be held Thurs-- ?' Southern Paelfia one p m at tha Riverdale t railroad shops hero L D S chapel Bishop Thomas S and later cleared Bingham officiating Frienda may and operated a farm oaU at the Myers and FOuLcer Rose In Roy He returned chapel 633 88th street Tuesday from to Ogden and resid 8 to 8 p m and at the family resied on Fourth Street and in 1914 moved dence Riverdale Wednesday afterto Riverdale noon and evening and Thursday until A member of the I D S church he Ume of service Interment in Ogden served a mission to the Texas-Indis- n City cemetery directed by Myers and field from 1801 to 1980 He waa active Foulger mortuary n the bishopric at Use old Lhb ward In Ogden had been a Sunday school BARROW — Funeral services 0r Ida and M L A worker as well as active White Barrow of 730 Healy St widow in quorum projects At Ume of death of Thomas W Barrow will be held be waa a rne giber of Uke high priest at 1 av In Thursday and sons Colonial pfuneral Llndquist quorum Riverfiale ward with chapel On Feb 28 1900 he married Annie Cecil Rushforth bishop of the Ninth Barlow in L p S Salt Lake temple ward Friends may call She died ScptT 14 1831 On June S3 at theofficiating funeral Wednesday 1933 he married Glads Mclntyra from 8 until 9 p chapel m and until service hour IntermentThursday Surviving a re his widow Riverdale in the two sons and j a daughter Vernon W Warren cemetery Taylor Ogden Eldon Taylor Salt Lake DAVIS — Funeral servlcea for Nellie City and Bars Sylvester (Grace) Myers Clark Davis of Sacramento Calif New PlymouUi Ida 13 grandchildren widow of Chester Davis wUl be held and the following brothers and sisters: Thursday at 11 a m In Llndquist Parley P T ay toe Mrs Lee (AUcei and Sons Colonial funeral chapel Mrs Shurtleff Arthur B (Flora belli Friends may call at the funeral chaLlndquist FouQger and Mrs Joseph pel Wednesday from 6 until 9 p m (Adal Bingham Ogdan Mrs Florence and Thursday unUl the service hour Murphy Salt Uake City Mrs Fred (NetInterment in the Washington Heights SuSanville Calif tle) Johnson Mrs Memorial park Lucetta Later IVenice Calif: Wilford J Taylor Rigbyi Ida Amos and Warren GOOCH — Funeral services for Mrs May urr vraocn wtu oe coiiouciM ThursTaylor and Mrs Ray i Esther) Chugg Harrisville day at 3 p m at Ltndqulat and Sons The body funeral chapel with Bishop st Ua mortuary 533 Colonial Rulon Wardle of the Twenty-sixt- h Second Ward ofOgden ficiating Frienda may call at the mortuary Wednesday from 7 to 9 p m and Thursday until the time of service Interment In Ogden City Mrs May Orr Gooch 79 Orpheum cemetery directed by Llndquist and died yesterday afternoon apartments Sons in a local hospital after a ooe-weCABTKR — Funeral services for James illness Iff Carter 78 She wai born In Grantsville Tooele stockman and husband of prominent B3uca Adams Carter county Dec !13 1870 a daughter of will be conducted Thursday st 3 p m Robert and Cllristlna Bennett Orr In the Morgan stake tabernacle with She resided In GrantsvlUe 33 years i! in Pocstello Ida for nine years and Bishople Charles R Klppen of the ward officiating Friends may in 1823 settled in Ogden call at and Sons a manajbar of L D S SecShe was Llndquist Tuesday from 8 until 9 p m and at tha famond ward and was acUve in the Relief ily home in Portarvuie Wednesday aftsociety ernoon and evening and Thursday In 1893 she! was married to Frank until 1:30 p m Interment In the Arbon Gooch in Tooalo Ua died la OgPorterville directed by cemetery den six years Jago Llndquist snd Sons Surviving are the fallowing sons and — Leslie DALEY Gooch Ogden Funeral services for Robert daughters: Frank Thomas Clifford Gooch and Mrs No-reJames Daley 6 months old son of Jensen San Jose Calif Lyman Bernard K and Elizabeth Whitaker Lamont Gooch Seattle Wash and Mrs Daley of 785 Maple Bt will be held Lia Schultx IPocatello Ida also IS Tuesday at 12 p m In Llndquist and land 13 Sons Colonial funeral chapel with SrandchUdrpn Thomas Van Drimmelen biahop of ii The body the Twenty-eight- h at the mortuary 3408 ward officiating chamay call at the funeral Washington Services will be conducted Thursday pel today from 7 unUl 9 p m and at three p in at Ute mortuary by Tuesday until tha service hour Inter rrent In Ogdan City cemetery Ilishop Rulon Wardle of the L O S Second ward Burial wUl be In Ogden CARTER — Funeral services for Mrs city cemetery I Msnaret J Csrter 54 wife of Thomas William Carter will be held Tuesday at 3 p m at the Porterville L Johnsor D S ward Bishop Charles Rip pen Frienda may call at the officiating SALT LAKE CITY— Srvin Johnson 60 Myers and Foulger Rose chapel 533 of 347 Blaine (avenue formerly of Og26th St 8 to 9 p m and at Monday dan died Saturday noon at his homo the residence In Porterville gC a heart ailment Tuesday 1 12:30 m JO to Interment in the p Ha was born in Glenwood Sevier Porterville directed by cemetery county a sod ot Martut and Marie Myers and Foulger mortuary Johnson On July 101 1918 ha enlisted in tha BURTON — Funeral services for Milton Lewis Burton of KaysvUle husband navy and following his release resided of Lyda M Burton will be conducted ih Idaho a nimibar of years and later moved to Ogdkn and a few years ago Tuesday at 2 p m In the KaysvUle Third ward Biahop O L Stewart ofcame to Salt Lake City Ua married Encka Jetter in Bountificiating Friends 187may call at the E Center street family residence ful In KaysvUle Monday 8 to 9 p m and He was a Shember of tha L D S 10 m a 1:30 to Tuesday church and thie American Legion p iem Interment will be In the Layton-KavsvuSurviving aae hla widow Salt Lake cemetery under the direction of Mv-eCity four brother and a sister Wiland Foulger rose chapel mortuary ford Johnson Provo Russell Johnson Oregon City Ore Gilbert Johnson and GUamNSSY—Funeral services for Mary Winters Guernsey of 2436 Fillmore Mrs Rose Ua Forsyth Idaho Falls Ida Ave And Eldon Johnson will be conducted Monday at Salt Lake City 1 :30 Services will be conducted tomorrow p m in the Myers and Foulger Rose chapel 533 26th St by Bishop St two p ml at! tha mortuary S13B John A Shaw Friends mar call Bun-da- y South State ay officers of tha Amerg to 9 p m and Monday 10 a m ican Legion pept No 112 Burial will ha to time of service Interment in Ogden city" cemetery will be In the Aultorest memorial park under i tha direction of Myers and Foulger rose chapel mortuary Nellie Davis SACRAMENTO Nellie RAW SON — Funeral services for Silas Calif— Mrs D Rawaon former employe of the Clark Davis 3S former Ogden resident Dee hospital and husband of Mary and widow of Chester Davis died SatHedstcd Raw son of 2332 Jackson Ave p m in a Sacraurday at seven-fift- y win be held Monday at l n aa in mento hospital after a short illness Llndquist and Sons Colonial funeral She wss born in West Warren Utah chapel with Jack G Moore bishop Sept 6 1891 a daughter of Bennett of the 13th ward officiating Frienda and Carolyn Welcome Clark may call at the funeral chapel SunIn June 1908 in Ogden she was marday from 3 until 9 p m and Mon-da- --v ried to Mr Davis Mr Dsvis had been until the service hour Inter employed by the Southern Pacific Rall-- r meht In the Ogden City cemetery ad Co Tha couple had resided In Lakeside Box Eider county and Ogden 42 v FLORISTS came to Sacramento 8JI where Mr Davis died Jan 1 1848 And ttia Flowers Surviving aae the following sons snd daughters: John B Davis Bountiful Furnished by Davis county- - Mrs Maria Averett Springville Varn David Mrs Ruby Olive and Mark and Mrs Roby Humphreys Sacramento and the following brothers KIENKE FLORAL jnd sisters: Joe and Amaasa Clark Ogfhone ST89 Waahlngton den Mrs Elisabeth East West Warren snd Walter Clark Burlay Ida Floral Beautiful Pieces Services wis be conducted Thursday Choice potted plants Bouquets at eleven s m at the mortuary 3488 Corsages Washington Ogdegi Burial wUl he BB Washington Heiglra memorial park Sunshine Gardem vsh Bird Phcoe New Terk Eggs ELIZABETH'S NEW YORK Oct S3 (API— Eggs: two FLOWER SHOP days receipts 21375 firas SPBFHXCM rKFATF T BL DO New York spot quotations follow: Dial 6831 Blvd Midwestern aetaaaf colors fancy heavyPARK VIEW FLORAL weights 80 fancy heavyweights procFor flow e 1 to express you essed refrigerators extra 1 large Phone HENRT at Park virar extra 1 medium 44 extra $ pas DIAL 7231 818 38-3-7 current receipts 88 dirties Henry Q Cenxa 2904 Quincy M 35 checkh km Lizzie Norseth Flowed Whites fancy heavyweights fancy heavyweights processed refrigeraSpecializing In Tour 3 1 tors 2 extra Floral Needs Urge Browns fancy heavyweights 80 extra R real Ave Phone : 1 large 58-W1" Horns Phone 64-6- com-n-um- st for Funerals Weber 40-4- : w it's t James 78 Amur Riverdale orchsrdist died in Taylor aa Ogden wh'irleuMidveidr'rtBi Services wU be conducted Thursday hospital scicrday after a short illness m He was bom in S ? the mortuary Ssos Washington by Cecil Rushforth bishop Harrisville April 1894 a son of of L 0 8 Ninth ward Burial will be if Levi James and In Warren cemetery flora O Bingham Taylor Ha attended "'" anti-commun- ist distance call for the lo disappear Levi James Taylor RIVERDALX4-Lv- LOs t : CHICAGO Oct 23 (AP) — No wheat No I yellow corn No 2 155-157 No 3 yellow 154Vi No yeUow 4 yellow 158 sample grade yellow 129 Ont Oct 23 (AP)— quintuplets tookj ft easy today after four strenuous days in New York and a hectic game of with thousands of curious spectators at Montreal last night The quints arrived by train and WASHOTGTON Oct 23 (AP)— This is Ft day for American com- went straight to their home in this munists—the last day for them to village near North Bay They were given a school holiday to rest register under ' the new Annette Cecile Emilie Marie law They showed no signs of obey- and Yvonne all chattered about ing and it may take years to make their first trip to New YeW them Yesterday a spokesman at register with the justice departparty headquarters in New ment or face penalties up to $10000 York indicated there had been no fine or five in isjE years switch in the ii flatsl Before these can be "party line- - first an- applies however penalties the government nounced Sept 23 when the law must formally establish that a was pguned required to register fkjast The law orders communists and group is stick if necessary all the liftaWliii i ii imtjit organizations to way to the supreme court last-minu- 83 (adv) Violation —Parking meter violation was the charge against Alton Connolly 2079 Adams who forfeited $10 bail in city court vance BSttj B 90 score For-tervll- lti four-spee- 5: Births invisibly rewoven Satisfaction guaranteed Sewing Machlna Ex5274 Wash Blvd change (adv) — "Harvest HopThe Variano Dancing club will hold its "Harvest Hop" Thursday Oct 26 at nine p m in the Weber college ballroom Sponsors will be Mr and Mrs Charles Loughton and Mr and Mrs Jack Hazen Guest tickets must be obtained in ad- Mrs Ida White Barrow Healey widow of v Jied at 8k an a local hospital after a long nine She was bom Is St Johns Aria JS Dec 1898 a of daughter Joseph W and Margacot Her Swing White parents Were pioneers of that ares She had resided in Lehl Utah county and in 1897 moved to Plain City and West Warren and n 1845 came to Ogden aVaaember of Jie churth ah was ward the West Warren branch and clerk also secretary of tile Relief society At time of death aha waa a HHIBM Ot flgflgln -- " Ninth ward On June S 1908 aha waa married to M Sorrow In L D S Salt Lake tem-Pi- e He died in Ogden Jan 3 1948 Surviving era the following eons and daughters: Mrs Frwderick L Bertha i Rice Mrs Lawrence C (Glenda) Turner Clarence L Barrow and Or Jean Barrow Ogden Jeeae T Barrow Tracy Calif Albert C James La Verm W Cecil W Kenneth W W and Kleal F Barrow Weal Floyd Warren: 28 rrandchUdren and the following brothers and sisters: Mrs Etta Davu Mrs Francis Knight Mary and Wilford B hite Ogden Joseph W White Phoe- mx Aria Mrs Serena Muirbrook omas Le Roy White J ute Mrs BUnch BarrowClayowns and Mr four-thirt- PORTER VfLLE Morean Ouintv M James Masse r Carter T8 died at the home family yesterday at six p m after a short illness He waa born Dec 14 1871 ta Round Valley Morgan county a son of Kamuel and Ellen Master Carter Me had engaged in farming and stock waters he had re raising in Pnrtervlll ir:?ii since he 'was two esi oka Active In th U D gj church le le was a mesa bar of Use Too Fast— Murray Lavell 25 of seventiesward quonjm and for many JOSSS 849 Twenty-thir- d forfeited $15 bail Was of the He was also president Sunday in city court on a speeding charge school superintendent of the 8 I a a (Sunday school and ward fa teacher Wallpaper — Many patterns st On Nov 1881 ha married tatsa half price Griffin Paint Co 421 Adams In PoAerville Later they re23rd St rndowraents la L D 8 Salt (adv) ceived Lake temple Surviving ago hla widow and Use Spencer individually designed Order your personalized Christ- after Tribe's stock at the Emporium Special sizes made complete to order Tribe (adv) Furniture Co 2358 Wash Blvd (adv) Frocen Food lockers for rent White Way Market Locker Plant Wrong Zone — James Sullivan 1012 22nd St We akin cut wrap 1065 Twenty-sixt- h forfeited and sharp freeze deer and elk bail In city court on a charg $10 of Phone 7191 (adv) parking in a theatre zonev Forfeiture— Max Bair 663 Twenty-f— ExperiPubllo ifth forfeited $2 bail in city enced in Stenographer work 603 Eccles legal court on an improper parking building phono (adv) charge Formfit Week— Life foundations Welcome to Jack and Hills Bar- girdles panty girdles brassiers ber Shop 23rd and KieseL (adv) garter belts Orchid Corset Shop Phone (adv) Radio Service Expert repairs on home and auto radios Call for a — Bail of $2 on an ImForfeiture drive-i- n service Ogden Buick Sales proper parking charge was forfeited Co Phone 557L (adv) to city court by Carl Beetz Hill air force base Light Charge— Running a traffic red light was the Kirch extension curtain rods charge against Henry J Matthews 37 of 3990 single 8 inch 35c single 6 Raymond who forfeited Sio bail inch 60c: double 8 inch S6c in city court 6 inch $115: Free deliverv 3700 Riverdale roadV Van Chicken in the Box at the Her- pnoneKampens (adv) mitage Ogden canyon $100 ladv) Good selection of used refriaer- Choice Chrysanthemums 125 va- ators all in top shape $5000 to rieties 3515 Harrison (adv) $ouu Lowe t naraware (adv) William — Hill Speeding— J Ball Left P A Bellinger 2570 air force base forfeitedTaylor $10 bail Tyler forfeited $5 bail in city court in city court on a speeding charge tw allegedly violating the city The Salvation Army can use your parking ordinance cast-oclothing furniture rags Notice to Hunters — Let us skin and shoes Phone 4992 and a truck and process your deer Bush Locker will call (adv) Plant 26th and Quincy (adv) Nash seFor Sale — '49 saldan 600 series fully equipped Call and (adv) 500-80- Reds Spurn Law Won't Sign Up a long eass y right-of-wa- : Op-pe- HARLANSBURG Pa Oct 23 (AP) — Three young "explorers" and a small dog were rescued Strictly Business Tve placed BsHssssfPgegM r conies — 30 superior varlaUa closing out Eccles Gardens 2506 Lindseed oil $208 gal Bring container Acme Quality Paint your Blvd (adv) Co 2953 Wash Blvd (adv) Leavea Bail —Carl Lunsford 186 — Hi lit Cafa Under new manNorth Washington forfeited shi agement We specialise in steaxs bail in city court on a stop sign chicken dinners fHed shrimp all violation charge kinds of hot and cold sandwiches and breakfasts Open from 6 am A' faU tativsl till 2 a m New managers Julia alJhai Oct 26 1 p m W O W Thursday hall Pub- Hardy and Emily Munson (adv) lic invited 25c admission (adv) y Too Fast— Failing to yield Specialist Course — TSgt Walwas the complaint against lace H Condie son of Mr and Mrs James Faddis 2850 Madison who David M Condie 0 Marine forfeited $10 bail in city court drive is attending an aviation specialist course in the technical Snrgicai Garments— Trusses elastraining center Chanute air force tic hose Fitted by graduate techbase Illinois 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