Show 126 THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINE- R UTAH THURSDAY EVENING “SEPTEMBER OGDEN MINING QUOTATIONS S 1955 1 L J rirt Btcrki V— A r N “’--- J 1 " w- v yr v - n - TT i5 ' ivv" r ’ - -- ti lSXZZQ UtTTJ " ' if f I ComstocC Mrs Herman txiary lucbj Kruse Grand Island Neb' Leland and Edgar Reed Ogden one sister: j May Tully Ogden Funeral services and burial wi be conducted Saturday at Clintor i j 1 Consolidated EurekaCrescent Eagle Oil Croft Crown Point Dragon It is feet The first of the 1956 cars is this new Lincoln Premiere coupe E Crown Point East Standard i Lincolns 1955 Barbara Ellen Miller 4 montlv and inches lower than inches severi Developing longer long E Tin Coal'n old V--l daughter of Hirold E and East Utah 285 horsepower its new 8 engine has compression' ratio and delivers i Mines Fedora Connie Faldini Miller of Fmptra of torque Safety features include retracted steering column and opEureka Bullion ' Ave died Tuesday 2620 ! Liberty Eureka Lilly Con tional safety seat belts It will go on display at dealprsiSept l?r at Union W Va while the famEureka Mines Eureka Standard ily w as visiting relatives Gold Chain The parents are mjembers of St Great Western Horn Silver Joseph’s Catholic C lurch Indian Queen The infant 77 as bjrn April 23 CO J A HOGLE Kennebeck 1955 in Ogden Ke stone 'Lakgsida Monarch Surviving are the Keen Raea Leonora Ksn a brother: Gary Alfred' Miller 27 223 Little Mar Penn R R 1123 du Pont Allied Chemical Mr TP East Airlines Si’s Phelps Dodge Allis Chalmers 824 Magnolia Lead Ogden and the grandparents: ' 79’ 28 a Eastman Kodak t ss 724 Mammoth A' Phillips Pet Amalg Sug Mrs Union and Harold tiler 71 24 Pure Oil Firestone Am Airlines 383 Maiesttc Oil W Va 48 i RCA 50 30 Fruehauf d Miller Hill Para " Steel 41' Cen Electric Am Can Co 473 Miners Gold Funeral services will be an-s- t Repub R3 60’ Tob Gen Foods Am Cyanattiid 48s Reynolds bv Lindqu and Sons nounced after more than three years of Am Locomouva 201 24 K31 Gen Motors Moscow Roal Me Be 3403 Colonial Ftmeral Dev Goodrich 704 Mr States £hapel 463 94 Safeway intensive styling designing and 24 22' l0 4 Schenlev Mountain View Goodyear Blvd Washington 13 S3’ 3 Gre hound Sears Roeb 994 Naildmer engineering development — will Am smelting 1701 fV Sinclair Oil Gulf Oil 574 Nevtah Oil 1 show-make its debut in dealers’ 39 74 Int Harvester 60' New Soc Vac Tobacco 0 Int Nickel 374 So Pacific rooms across the nation on Anaconda 604 New Quincy' A 43 109 So Railway Int Paper 914 North Lily Armco 17 Sept 15 Int T it T 2t'4 Std Oil Cal 90a No Standard Armour Of 1956 5i models the Santa' First 133 the Atchison Std Oil N J Ft 1404 Joy Mfg Park Bingham 51 33 1233 Sterling Drug Kennecott Atlantic Refg Park City Con new Lincoln is described by-in7 683 Studebaker-Pack'- d 94 Park Konold Liggett it M)er Saidwm Lima dividual engineers as: 14 474 Lockheed Aircraft 244 Park Nelson 1 All new— M23 31 Loews Park Premier b & o engine body ana Bcndix 103 26 50 Av Martin Glenn L Plumbic Mines rhnccic 137 Monsanto Chemical 463 Beth Steel 394 Plutus ST BENEDICTS HOSPITAL 2 Styled with a new low sil- - Boeing 41' 493 Prince Con 654 Montana Power Brownson — Roy E and Shir834 664 j Prosper Mining 63a Mont Ward houette which highlights its 18 a 'Borden 45 43 Motorola 514 Rico Argentine Borg Warner ley Findlay 5060 S £25 West St feet overall length 41 33T Nat Biscuit Canadian Pacific 284' Roy i ton Coal'n Ogden girl Aug 31 3 More than 7 inches longer Celanese 414 1073 Silver King Western 223 Nat Dairy i Silver 20 33 Langsdale — Howe B and Shield 534 ' Nat Distillers 2 inches lower and 2 inches Che Sc Ohio 10 Theaters Nat 873 Silver Standard Tatricia McGinnis Layton boy Chrysler wider than the 1955 Lincolns 47 N Y Central United Aircraft Col Gas 864 Sioux Mines Aug 31 43 j So Iron Blossom Norfolk it West'n 58 United Airline 4 Powered by a new 285 h p Cont Motors 9s 7I No Av Am Ilulet — Mark RJand Fauline United Oil Park City 863 3s So Standard V-- 8 engine of 368 cu in dis- Cont D-774 U S Rubber 434 Sundance Corn Products 284 No Pacific Hock Victory Rd Washing-- 1 23'a Ohio Oil 343 U S Steel 563 Swansea Con ( placement and 9 to 1 compres- Curtiss Wright ton Terrace 52 boy Sept 1 28 West Airbrake 353 Pacific Gas Tar Baby sion ratio — the most powerful Deere Aircraft 40‘a West Electric Para Pictures 663 Tintic Central 703 Doug DEE HOSPITAL and durable engine Lincoln has Dow Chemical 30 964 Woolworth S7a Penney J C Tintic Lead e Standard in Tintic its built Johnson — Milton and Jeannine history Trans Union Oil 5 Rated at 401 foot pounds of Wheeler Layton girl Aug 31 United Park City Con — Robert and Carroll torque at 2800 rpm — highest Profit-TakinUtah Favero OGDEN LIVESTOCK g Utah Id Sug Com torque of any American car 1416 8th St’ girl Aug Shanklin Utah Id Sug Pfd 6 Up to 14 per cent in per31 Con Oil OGDEN lUSDAi— Cattle: Salable: 23 Utah-Wy- o formance from 0 to 80 mph market few Victor Con Grow — DeLore and Ruth hardly enough sold to test steers 12 3 50 cut- Western Alloys 7 First to introduce a group slaughter utility Marble 2745 Grant Ave girl ter to utility cow-- 9 0 00 few good West Toledo of regular equipment safety fea1700-17 Wilbert 0 30 lb stock steers Aug 31 NEW YORK (AP)— Late profit 13 no test of mar- - Williston Basin Salable: tures designed to help protect taking cut many Kassens — Ralph J and Geniel on j keYwfcr Yankee Con both driver and passengers — safety-- the stock market early gains Garfield Army Way WashHogs: Salable: 25 butcher hogs and Zuma today flex ow few lota mixed b°ut steering wheel safety door Terrace steady Prices near the close included v g Nq boy Sept 1 ington 3 1902v) lb barrows locks safety mirror j V2 156 Bethlehem off 4 at HILL AFB HOSPITAL gilts 17 7 30 scattered 260-3instrument panel and seat U S Steel unchanged at 564 and lbs No 3 16 6 50 most of run con0 of sows choice lbs 12 4 belts (as optional equipment) Novy — John Harrison and at 96’4 Gen- sisting up 50 few over 500 lbs 12 23 stags Marie Jane Runyon Clearfield 8 Available in two series: the Youngstown ' Motors up 7k at 12834 Good- 11 1 50 29 Lincoln Capri and the more lux- eral boy Aug 3500 most anticiSalable: of Sheep: at 704 Montgomery pated rich — Charles LeRoy and Ann atiU back to arrive by truck run Gull urious new Premiere series ' Ward up 1 at 834 North Amer- market not established late yesterday L Johnson Layton boy Aug 30 Sales: 1100 head trucked-i- n choice ican Aviation up 18 at 714 Boe- around j 6c 3000 Bullion g? I 5 to prime lb Utah slaughter Kerby — Billy Bonny and Cleo at 644 American Tele- spring Clayton 2000 i 31e ing up 50 feeder lambs 0 lambs 2000-2May Owen Clearfield boy Aug Combined Metals 1000 4t 14c nine steady- - approximately phone & Telegraph up V at closed M 6c 1000 Comet 30 i n doubles trucked-lUtah 7 lb feed1794 Kennecott off I at 1244 ers Commonwealth Lead 6000 g 7 17 50 a Parker — Franklin Scnnett ’and Comstock 3000 et 9c Union Carbide up 2 Vi at 1074 ' Marie Patrick 1132 21st St Ellen 800 t 1 33 Eureka Consolidated YESTERDAY'S MARKET Allied Chemical up lVi at 1124 t 22c OGDEN lUSDAi— Cattle: Salable: 25 - Croff 3000 Aug $31 girl U S Gypsum up 144 at 2954 mostly a cleanup trade of Stockers Dragon 500 tt IIS — Henry Alfred LeHarbison 3S0C 31c 2000 East Standard a at 103V held from earlier in the week market and Texas Co up 22c and Mae Slunk SunEdna Roy steadv few canner and cut- e East Utah 500 f 21c Livelier trading indicated that nominally set 31 ter cows 8 00-- 9 50 slaughter steers and girl Aug Silver 1000 e 5c volume for the day would be heifers very scarce numerous small Horn St 3c Leonora 2000 OUT OF TOWN medium and good stock steers close to two million shares com- lots Magnolia Lead 1667 0 9ttc' 10CX 14 6 50 common lots 1100-1- 3 50 1850000 with yesterday common and medium stock heifer Oberg — Haynes N and Janet pared 8c Majestie Oil 2000 13 6 00 few common down to 11 00 Storey formerly of Ogden boy Nevtah 16000 ti 21e Calves: Salable: 13 medium and Y0 1000 North Lily t Aug 31 at Eugene Ore stock calves steady at 14 6 00: No Standard 3000 1 4c CHICAGO LIVESTOCK good common 11 4 00 inferior kind down Silver Standard 5000 ft 4 to 9 00 110 Standard 100 Tintic 50 CHICAGO (UP— Cattle: 2000 calves: Salable: Hogs: very light supply Trans Union 2000 0 be 300 fed steers fully steady grassers of hogs mostly 25 cents higher U S Zuma 1000 Q 15c weak heifers sows and bulls steady- No 1 and 2 barrows and gilts 190-1-7 feed230 7 0 60 lbs and Stockers chotca to weak vealers lb By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ers steady prim steers 24 00 utility sows 12 4 30 can-neMrs Eleanor May Miller Mor " 50 and commercial cows 7 2 Sheep: Salable 5000 entire supply and cutters 8 0 50 utility and with the exception of one load of ewes gan‘47 Salt Lake City good to trucked in Utah lambs market on commercial bulla 13 William J Hearn 72 Salt Lake Iambs unevenly 50 cents to prime vealers 20 5 190050 good 500 lb slaughter 1 00 steers two stock around doubles and higher City yearling a deck choice and prime 1 lb Albert Wayne Robb 27 Para-gona- h trucked-l- n Utah 20 50 another load in Salt Lake City 90 lbs 20 00 several carloads lots by CASH GRAIN truck grading mostly choice 19 50 Mrs Tetronella Krogh 24 Lofeeder lamb trade fairly active: choice SALAMANCA Ns Y (AP) — gan ! CHICAGO (APj— Wheat No 3 mixed Utah feeding lambs 1750 many small The government will make its Victor A Neilson 79 Salt bunches 16 feed 166 annual distribution of -- “treaty LakeCity’ railroader Corn No 2 yellow Oats No 1 extra heavy whit 59 Vs cloth” tomorrow and Saturday to Arthur T Saunders 93 MurNo 4 56 Indians of the Seneca nation Vs 11 meal livestock dealer oil ray soybean Soybeans Alleof 59 00 Each inhabitant the James Dwain Manson 49 formalting choice 120-14- 0 Barley nominal reservaand gany Cattaraugus mer Lake Salt 90-resident in 1 00 feed tions w ill receive tw o yards of Inglewood Calif City innn NEW LINCOLN TO MAKE DEBUT - ? Ogden died yesterday in Clinton aftcrj an extended illness He is survived by two daugh- two sons: Mrs John (Eveljn) Vicjcars 1 0gden and 1 4 (Charley) J Banner Mining Bi Hill Bonanza Oil it Mining Bristol Silver i Bullion i Cardiff Central Standard Chief Con Clayton Silver Colorado Con Columbus Rexall Combined Metals Comet Coal'n ' Commonwealth Lead Io74a — Cecil E Reed 64 formerly of CLINTON AND HUM BI4 AuTi CLOSING Llitt4 Cecil E' Reed &CO HOGLE A OBITUARIES ' ' Barbara Miller 18x 2h i-- 9-to- 401-foot-poun- I as 5 I JjQT’£ J& i Many Firsts Embodied in New Lincoln ''' A i L '7:1 A' A' 4 4 &fjy Tr'n US r NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE t I ABC-Unite- ! Mono-Kearsa- i ge ££ A' r? i' r'J V ' I VTL Irk STATISTICS ! - y birthsI - i extra measures in i ls n r f -- 1 ' l I f 9 I I 33-ye- ar Cuts Advances § J7 1 i ' i 5 ! ! a pound of n I 00-1- s 00-1- 1 305-34- v -? F-2- 5 -- 44 non-reflecti- Here you can see the extra value in MJB! L 00-1- ' 4 30-1- 35Q-30- 00-1- Each of these tubes marked off in standard coffee measures contains a pound of a leading brand of coffee See how the pound of MJB gives you 6 to 8 measures more than others proof of extra value in i 10 00-1- up4 4 89-9- Je 79-8- 00-1- I 4 i 9c 00-1- 00-1- 50-1- 00-1- UTAH DEATHS 00-1- 330-50- 00-1- Tribesmen to Get Annual Payment In 'Treaty Cloth' rs 00-1- 00-1- 50-13- 00-2- 100-10- more flavor cud! rrf WI 1 131' Last of Refinery Flames Doused V"! i N fed steers steady to strong most choice fed steers 2150-2- 3 00 good and cows choice fed heifers 1750-217- 5 ' mostly steady utility and commercial 9 Stockers and feeders weak in a cleanup trade 200 25-11- 50 y 1 ' V' ' t 4 s A v v X v v x I v v v T $ x Vvvx V i jf L j VC ' VN ' ' VVX- NS- - '3 'v V £ v - " ' " ' 'W x " 7 V s a S' 4 v ' O' vc " r V J i - sSXN y NOTICE V X WHITING Ind (AP) — The last flames of the 34-dafire at Oil Co the Standard The 19th century ended with (Indiana) Dec 31 1§00 All the year 1900 refinery were extinguished last was included in the 19th century and the 20th century began with night Two persons were killed and Jan 1 1901 45 were injured in the inferno touched off by the explosion of a giant gasoline cracking still early Saturday Standard estimated its loss in excess of 10 million dol- - Century's End KW' 'ill' iri: ! 00-17- r : ' 1 Y i A 4 In interest to the public and satisfying the people who have requested to see the TRIANGLE URANIUM CORPORATION mining operation in copper" and uranium in Weber Canyon we are extending an invitation to make a conducted tour 'oil Wednesday of every week until further notice As publicized in Western Mineral Survey TRIANGLE is actively engaged in stock piling and mining operations of copper ore It is very significant that we have such an operation going on in Webei County Bring your camera and see also the Gateway Tunnel Project which cuts through part of the TRIANGLE properties Call at or come to 2434 Kiesel Ave for tours which will be conducted at the following times: 9:00 A M— 1:00 P M and 3:00 P M every Wednes- lars i Most of the 1700 persons uated from homes near the re-- 1 finery Saturday have been allowed to go back The company has kept its entire work force of 8000 busy 'combatting the fire and starting repairs Standard hopes to have the 90 per cent of the plant not damaged by the fire in full operation within two weeks 1 ' t Geo T Sugih'ara President I TRIANGLE URANIUM CORPORATION See how the roast that gives M JB more flavor gives you more measures f too We gently expand each coffee more deep rich coffee bean to release J goodness This increases volume so much the MJB can is brimful won’t As a of fhU data Malviit G MID-AMERIC- Sincerely Yours ' John Scott Talbott 53 former Salt Lake City railroader in Oakland Calif Floyd Joseph Thompson 54 Murray building contractor Steven Leon Talbot Garfield infant son of Leon and JoAnnt Talbot George Edward Gudmunson 68 Salt Lake City Rex Thomas Hamann infant son of Louis and Edna Hamann Salt Lake City Cave Attracts 23000 Ike Paints Portrait For Fishing Guide lump-payme- nt ! PROVO (AP) — Tirapanogas Cave in nearby American Fork Canyon has been host to 23000 persons so far this year Thomas A Walker superintendent of Cave National MonTimpanogos ument who announced the figure yesterday said there is a chance this year’s attendance might surpass the cave’s high of some 27000 all-tim- Ca flagai trip 1955 'owr firm SECURITIES INC A ( ! 0 and will conduct all future business iinder our new name With our transfer to this larger brokerage organization we are now able to offer our clients more prompt and complete stock market coverage than ever before Our securities staff will remain the same thus insuring the same reliable type of investment service as before Come in to ournew and spacious brokerage office at 359 24th St i RICA Prtk i ‘ 9 MID-AMERIC- 359 24th Stock — 4 measures more flavor in MJB! Try the shake test yourself and see! P 1 American BonnevllleBasin'j "024fT024 can't make a bad cup of II1B1 K ' i 1 i I h ML Mesa 85 Bid Asked Stock Lavender- 4-34- DAYS 4 04 034): 04 03 - Lucky Strike - t Bid Asked 39 T- t You PHONE STREET STOCKS TO WATCH FOB rattle That’s why you get extra ! SECURITIES A j TfS LOO" — Hurt Log in Racb I On Chiaftain 5c Haw Max 3 : Swaps May Havo INC SECUKIT1IS Calamaw G Clark Gao Mgr Tlje President took several snapshots of Cameron during two Since then he days of fishing painted Cameron’s portrait in °fls Cameron will be given the por-- i trait at a luncheon tomorrow at which Maine Gov Muskie and other state officials will be pres-- ! ent j MID-A-M! URAI1IUM STOCKS e farmarl y knawn af Oqfaa has bocama atsaciatad with Saptambar 1 M RANGELEY Maine ( AP) — Donald Cameron 63 is scheduled to receive what he says will be his most prized possession — a portrait of himself In oil by President Eisenhower Cameron guided the President on the latter’s recent Maine' fish-iin- g NOTICE TO INVESTORS 4-17- 17 day evac-- t unbleached sheeting These yearly payments are required by a 1794 treaty between the United States and the Seneca nation The Indians twice have rejected government offers to settle the account with a sum “Who can determine the price of something which is guaranteed by the solemn word of the United States as being forever?” asked Leo Cooper president of the Senecas CHICAGO (UP) — Swaps apparently injured a leg in the first few strides of yesterday’s match race with Nashua and will be given a complete rest for ar: indefinite period his owner said today Rex Ellsworth who expressed disappointment at Swap’s effort yesterday said that the exter t of the colt’s injuries to his right front foot and the exact najture of them may not be known for several days The injury to Swaps apparently eliminated any possibility cf a third race against Nashua ir ik: immediate future If |