The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 14

i JHE-OGPEN STANDARD-EXAMINER CLUB NOMINEES ARE ANNOUNCER Salt Lake Mining Stock Quotations QUIET BUYING BRINGS RALLY TO NY STACKS Steel Other Leaders Recover Losses At Close of Session Repairs and Service on washers 4 A Nord Cache Forest refrigerators expert workmen low prices at Boyles A Few 1936 Electrolux Rcfrigs at a special price Easy terms The Mountain Fuel Supply Co OGDEN Feb 24 (USD H6gs: 190 Steady to 5 lower early sales best light and medium weight driveins mostly 975 ofTn mtxe lot 9-50 down sows 750-oOQ Cattle: 170 Few early sales steady lot good local steers 725 odd lots medium to good driveins heifers 625-665 few lots plain kind 550-600 common to good cows 425-525: cutter grades 400 down few bulls 535 down Sheep: 500 no early sales Quotations Furnished by A Hogle Co Supervisor Lectures At Rotary Meet February 24 1937 LISTED STOCKS Arrives Hunn editor in the division of research Washing- Nominations for election of of- ton arrived here today to ficers of the Rotary ciub March edit manuscripts being prepared by Salt Lake City to elect a vice 91 WAPA A A A I 4k -J Al Democrats Members of the Democratic state committee will meet tonight at seven-thirty in 24 were I the Bid Asked Jones WEDNESDAY EVENING FEBRUARY 24 1 937 MpWto BEET THURSDAY Will Discuss Way to Grow Own Seed In Weber County A meeting of the Weber Count Crop Improvement association wiL be held Thursday at eight in room 380 of the Federal building A Christiansen county agent announces Professor Hogenson agronomist of the state extension service Victor Rasmussen' state department of agriculture inspector and officers of the state crop improvement association will be present The meeting Christiansen said has been called to discuss seeV certification and general crop im1 provement It is believed he said that Weber county can grow most of its own seed for its farms and the crop improvement association has been organized to promote this movement chairman to succeed Judge Lewis Brigham City Ford While $15 Hunter Motor Co Birth Mr and Mrs Charles of San Francisco announce birth of their second 'child a at a local hospital February Mrs Giles was formerly Miss Naisbitt of Hooper Majestic -al Range $2500 1072 GaSav Garn federal supervisor of airports and Gottfredson state Legion commander left their 1935 last announced at meet- personnel of the regional for-Ing In the Hotel Ben Lomond by est service He is expected to stay Nims chairman of the club here for six weeks nominating committee: WilIiaJn Harris Richard Crooks Concert WheS and Dn StylGS I SaltLake Tabernacle March 5th! For vice president Howard Jenkins Fred Kuhlmann and Clarence Woods For secretary George Glen Walter Stevenson and- Charles Thorstensen Jr Dr Wendell Thompson will speak over KLO tomorrow night at nine-fifteen' o'clock on cancer under auspices of the Og- LAST SALE (By The Associated Press) Air Reduction 74 Allis Chalmers 71 American Can 107 American x2 American Loco 54 American Rad 26 American 971 American Stl Frds 65 A 175 American Tob 94 American Water Wks 26 American Wool 12 Anaconda 65 A 74 Atlantic Ref 43 Auburn 31 Baldwin Loc pfd 122 pfd 40 Barnsdall 30 Bendix Av 27 Bethlehem Stl 93 Boeing 45 Bordens 26 Bur Adding Mach 33 Calif Pak i 43 Calumet Hec 19 Canadian Pac 16 166 75 65 5 2 125 Case Cerro De Pasco St Chrysler Ciles the girl 22 Hah OMAHA Feb 24 (AP-USDA) Hogs: 5000 Fairly active steady to 10 lower instances of more Top 975 by shippers and traders for choice 200 lb up Packers 965 good and choice 200-350 lb mostly 960-975 170-190 lb 935-965 medium to choice light lights 825-925 few 160 lb up to 935: good to choice 110-135 lb pigs 750-875 90-130 lb feeders 675-825 sows mostly 925 stags 950 down 3500 Fed steers and yearlings and killing she stock slow steady bulls weak vealers and calves unchanged Stockers and feeders scarce quotable steady quality steer run plain early bulk on oad 1150 few loads held 1200-1400 heifers 700-800 small lots up to 1100 bulk medium to good cowa 4-50-575: choice up to 700 cutter £ra'Jea 325-425 lighter weights down to 300 bulk bulls 550-575 practical top vealers 850 selects to 900 heavy calves 650 few to 750 Sheep 4000 Lambs slow early bids 25 lower asking steady ewes strong to 15 higher feeders scarce Sarly bids fed lamb" 1000-25: bulk held around 1050 medium to choice ewes 400-600 $110 Call By regional Dr American homes in Richfield Tuesday for a trip to Phoenix Tucson and Douglas Ariz ooi 24 1 26! -00 oi 19 41 05 197 05 03 00 01 04 11 03 01 16 72 03 08 44 172 01 210 ll 02 50 19 03 17 01 02 I 01 13 200 01 03 1600 07 01 50 08 152 01 40 01 -25 27 01 02 20 42 06 200 06 04 01 04 07 11 04 20 73 04 09 45 180 03 220 45 02 51 22 06 20 02 02 02 15 210 02 03 1637 10 02 60 14 160 01 41 FUNERALS For treasurer Gordon Baxter District Federation of Worn-Frank Nichols and Henry en 3 clubs- Dr Thompson is con-Stevens nected with the American Society For direptofs two to be elected for the Control of Cancer Lawrence Farr George French I Clarence Qunnell Don Leader Large Assortment guaranteed Thomas Thompson and John used radios Very reasonable prices velton terms Boyles Dr Wheery vice president who presided announced that further 1 Dance A dance to SHF Arthur Nord supervisor of the 1 oclock-Cache national forest In an i Ulustrated lecture on the proposed Fngulaire anjj General Electric Ogden river-Wellsville addition to SffrMrators headquarters Ogden the forest pointed out what has ectrlc Co 2556 Wash Ph No 2 happened in the area as a result of the lack of fire protection ero- The Hollanders will a flood treats meet tonight at eight In the An On to committee Ninth ward chapel An in- i with the Fifth dis- I vitation Is extended to all Holland-trxet Rotary convention to be held I speaking people in the Idaho city May 3 and 4 was announced as follows: William! Many people are savimr William Der-I money by using coaL and economical dependi Kobmson able Ph 666 Ellis Fuel Co A PORTLAND Ore Feb 24 (AP-USDA) 600 Slow few early sales steady later' bid weaker few lots good to choice 180-200 lb 1025 few 230 lb butchers 975 few 150 lb 985 packing sows mostly 800 good to choice feeder pigs 850-900 Cattle: 100 calves 25 Very Blow few early sales steady to weak odd head common to medium steers 575-735 strictly good fed steers saleable up to 835 and above common to medium heifers 500-650 low cutter and cutter cows 350-450 common to medium grades 475-550 good beef cows saleable around above bulls largely 550-9 0 0-10 1)0 t0 vealer nominally Sheep: 350 Nominally steady Good to choice truckedln lambs 900-925 choice load lots quotable to 975 shorn lambs saleable around 750 down good to choice ewes quotable 525-575 Artist Rockwell Kent Internationally famous artist author and explorer will appear on the Utah State Agricultural college lyceum program at the Logan tabernacle March 1 at eight Birthday-Ceorge Richards of the council of twelve apostles of the church celebrated his seventy-sixth birthday with a family dinner and reception Tuesday at his home in Salt Lake City He baa ben ai apostle since 1906 BY VICTOR EUBANK NEW YORK Feb 24 (AP) Quiet buying brought a selective rally In today's stock market after an early break in the steels Steel down more than points at pne time came back in the final hour and many others recovered fractions to a point There was little change in the news picture and brokers attributed improvement partly to the belief the list had been yesterday There was an assortment of losers at the close Transfers were around 2250000 shares TRADING NERVOUS Trading forces were still a little nervous In view of -Tuesday's sharp shake-out and many were inclined to stand aside strike settlements and claritica tion of Washington legislative poli cies Dealings were liveliest in the morning selling periods when the ticker tape occasionally was behind Bonds were uneven Commodities on the whole pointed higher Moderate gains were shown by shares 1 of Bethlehem Ludlum Youngtown Sheet Tube General Motors Yellow Truck- White Motors Goodrich Montgomery Yard Deere Douglas' Aircraft Boeing Western Union Westing-house Santa Fe Central New Haven preferred Gobel Armour 'Wilson Celanese Warner Bros and American Locomotive Metals were given an early run as future and export copper prices hardened Finishing ahead were Anaconda Kennecott American Zinc Cerro De Pasco International Nickel and Park-Utah CHRYSLER DOWN Chysler was down most of the day following a request by union officials for a conference on collective bargaining Oils such as Standard of and Indiana and Texas corp failed to string with the upward reversal Wheat at Chicago was up to cents a bushel and corn advanced tof 1 Sterling the beginning of foreign exchange transactions was UP 1-16 of a cent at $4894 The French fianc was 00 of a cent lower at 465 cents MARY ANN BROWNING Services for Mrs Mary Anr Jones Browning 71 wife of Edmund Browning of the Brown-inST Arms company 111 be conducted Thursday-at pne In the Second ward chapel by Bishop Frank Simmons Burial will be In Ogden city cemetery under direction of Lindquist Sons Friends may call at the family home 473 Twenty seventh street this afternoon and evening- and Thursday until time of services Alta Tunnel Big Hill Mining Bingham Met Bonanza Mining Bullion Mining Bristol Silver Cardiff Mining Central Standard Chief Con Colorafio Con Columbus Rexall Combined Metals Croff Mining Crown Point Dragon Con East Crown Point East Standard East Tintic Coal East Tintic Cons East Utah Empire Mines Eureka Bullion Eureka Lily Eureka Mines Eureka Standard Horn Silver Howell Mining Iron King Con Kennebec Con Kentucky Utah Keystone Mining' Lehi Tintic Leonora Little May Magnolia Lead Mammoth Mining Mich Utah CM Moscow Silver Mt City Copper Missouri Mon Miners Gold Naildriver New Quincy' North Lily North Standard Ohio Copper Park Bingham Park City Con Park King Park Konoid Park Nelson Park Premier Park Utah Pioche Bristol Plutus Mining Provo Mining Rico" Argentine Silver King Coal Silver King West Silver Shield Silver Standard Sioux Mining South Standard Tar Baby Tintic Central Tintic Lead Tintic Standard Utah Con Utah Met Victor Con Walker Mining West Toledo Yankee Con Zuma Coca Cola 138 Colo 46 Gol 17 Commonwealth Sou 3 Cons Oil 16 Cont Baking A 34 Cont Oil Del 41 Corn Prod 4 66 7 Cuban Am Sugar Cudahy 41 Curtis Wr 7 Del Hud 49 du Pont 171" Eastman 170 El Mus 6 Elec Autol 44 El Power 23 Ere 16 Firestone 36 Gen Elec 59 Gen Foods 43 Gen Motors 65 Goodrich 40 Goodyear 38 Graham Paige 4 Great Nor pfd 48 Hudson 21 Hupmobile Illinois Central 28 International Harvester 103 International Nickel 71 International 13 Kennecott 64 Kresge SS 27 Lambert 22 Liggett Meyers 110 Loews 74 Lonestar Cement 65 McKesson Robbins 13 piano solo was played by Miss Catherine Tamaki Seasonable unemployment increased relief load seven per cent In January over December according to a report showing there were 35928 persons on the rolls during that month -44- Golden Mr and Mrs Thomas Doman Sr will celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary at their home 500 Sixth street Sat-urday February 27 With every purchase 8 Green Stamps Henry's Service 21st Wash PRICES OF WOOL SHOW DECLINE 1 Feb 24 Hogs: 1500 rather slow steady to weak with average some Interests bidding lower Early sales good to choice 180-290 lb 965-980 top 980 to city butchers Packer top 975 Sows 900-25 Sheep: 5100 No carlots sold most Interests talking weak to shade lower ask-ing around steady or up to 1050 freight paid Trucked lots opened weak to 25 lower than Tuesday best time Early sales 900-1000 Few cull ewes 225 Calves and vealers strong to 50 higher choice vealers 1050-1100 heavy calves 800 Heifers slow few sales around steady but undertone weak medium to strictly good kinds 650-900 Other killing classes fully steady Beef cows 500-600 Cows and heifers 700 Cutter grades 325-450 Bulls 400-525 some held above 550 Stockers and feeders steady to strong at 650-850 Few beef steers 600-1050 I Postponed Ogden chapter Ser-vice Star Legion will postpone its Friday meeting until the next regular meeting day 6 Time Th open meet- Weber county chapter Dauhter of Utah Pioneers wjll be held In the ballroom of Hotel Ben Lomond Thursday at two-thirty instead of twd as announced LOUIS ERICKSON Services for Louis Erickson re tired blacksmith and farmer were conducted Tuesday afternoon in the Plain City a ward chapel by Bishop Charles Heslop Invocation was offered by Wil-ard Carver and benediction was pronounced by Louis Jenkins Speakers were Elvin Maw Bishop George A Palmer Fred A Kenley and Bishop Heslop Singers were Earl Lee Harold Slater Fern DeFreis Mary Knight Burniss Carver and Leona Rob-' son Accompanists were August Nash Lorraine Weatherston Bertha England and Mabel Han -r sen The Relief society of the ward took charge of flowers Interment was in- the Plain City cemetery Clyde A Lindquist dedicated the grave BOSTON Feb 24 Dr Homer Chaney Medium grades of Ohio and simi- l6adcr the Ogden adult educa-lar fleeces were offered today at tion forum wil speak on concessions Mills appeared at the Kiwanis to have little interest In the of- Jlub in the Hotel Ben ferings I Lomond Prices asked ranged 50-52 in the Dr Bauman 406 Ec-BldS Telephone 3230 Res Tel 3843 Feb- 24 (AP-USDA) Hogs 7000 direct mostly 10-15 lower spots 25 lower than Tues- buIlt good choice lb 995-1005 practical top 1005 one outstanding load 1015 bulk Miami Corp 25 sows 9-2550 few 900 and 965 Montgomery Ward 62 catti-annn Cattle: 9000 calves 1500 fed steers and yearlings slow Probate Estate of John Hoy- rup who died January 27-1927 has been admitted to probate and Hoyrup a son named administrator grease for combings blood and 50-51 for combing quarter blood Country packed medium grade straight fleeces held In the mid- rhimn die west were offered in Boston Chimney Fire caused by at 46-47 delivered for lots con- a chimney burned a taining combing and clothing ho feet square in the and quarter blood grades mixed Anna HoweI1 11 in Slaterville Tuesday said the county fir er department Charges Filed In ot Susan A McFarland who died at West Weber January 22 1937 was admitted to probate by Judge Eugene Pratt and Roy McFarland a son was named as executor National Biscuit National Cash National New York Central North American Av North American Northern Pacific 31 38 12 44 8 15 30 31 WHITTINGTON Services for William Whittington will be conducted Friday at one in the Fourth ward chapel by Bishop Saunders Friends may call' at the family steady with Tues-days decline Monday strong advance erale1 Tuesda cattle now back to or slightly under late last week Moderate carry-over Tuesday most early eales today 775-1025 stockers slow demand centering on fairly well bred light yearl- ings turning all the way from 650-7 75 according to quality and flesh condition-heifers steady prime kinds 125 on kosher accounts bulk short fed 900 down I to 650 bulls steady at talers 25-50 lower at 9 50 Sheep 9000 including 2000 prac- CHICAGO Feb 24 (AP- UNLISTED STOCKS A Diamond from Lincoln White Pharmacy Acfionl Funeral Services for David The Pay Less drug store and two £obnson 66 father of Mrs Hazel men were made defendants in four "onton will be con- separate complaints filed In city Uc Sunday a the Lewiston court today bv the First ward chaDel cout today by the Weber Low 130 113 111 Close 131 114 1 12 Packard Penney 97 Pennsylvania 43 105 106 steady 101 101 Radio For Marriage A license to wed I residence 653 Twenty-first stress as Issued to Kenneth Hoffman I Thursday afternoon and evenin' agnell 29 of Coalville and Inez Friday until hour bf service Blazzard 20 of Kamas Tuesday by I Interment will be In Ogden City County Clerk Lawrence Malan cemetery under direction of Und- BIARRITZ BOOM TRACED TO WAR quist Sons Mercy Longhurst Whittington is among Mr survivors FUNERAL OlRECTOns LARKIN MORTPARTra 94 95 CHIGAGO Feb 24 Bard: tierces 1210 nominal loose 1150 Bellies 1600 nominal county attorney signed by Harrison law enforcing officer for the state department of registration as complainant The drug company is charged in one complain with having had in its February 17 Hunt to sell and dispense poisons without being a registered pharmacist Remington Rand Republic Reynolds Tobacco Safeway 8 27 35 55 43 COURT QUERY SENT LAWYERS Alta Tunnel 1000 at Big Hill 200 at 23 500 at 25 Bonanza 5000 at Open High Wheat May 330 132 July 113J4 115 Sept lllik 112 Com May new 105 May old 103 July new 101 July old 99 Sept 95 May July Sept 39 Soy May 155 July 151 107 July 99 SPt 88 Barley-May Mch 1210 May 1240 July 1260 Sept 71285 May 1630 1630 July 1652 1652 106 93 47 43 40 155 152 107 99 1250 1275 1300 rati Brigham Qtr BIARRITZ France -This 66 24th St- Ogden Phone 821 quiet town on the Gascony coast I 543 bVrlBg ab00m fear of the civil war in Spain Hun street 45 42 39 153 151 107 99 89 47 43 40 155 152 107 99 89 LOS ANGELES Feb 24 (AP-USDA) 300: steady grain- fed 1000- SL Louis San Francisco Shiilfp I a low mostly steady med- onuite 2 bun to good fed steers 800-925 Imperial Sears Roebuck 88 heifers 685-735 cows Shell 33 -nrndes 4 bulls 19 1000 at Vacuum 18 to iioo tead3r vealers Bingham Metals' 1200 at 28 1000 1 flvw BTiar South Cahf Edison 28 none' ood wx'ed lambs quoted! at 27 1000 at 26 23 Th employe on Feb Black Metals 1000 at 5 Bristol Silver 5500 at 20 3200 registered assistant pharmacist It 19 In a second complaint the company similar offense Southern Pacific I TtL 1 1 utan Bar Seeks Sentiment On Proposed Change of FDR 82 1227 1250 12:75 1297 Central Standard 3000 at 6 5000 Each of the men is chkrged with at dispensing poisons without being Columbus Rexall 2000 at 4 i a as pharmacists or as- 1227- 1210 1237 1260 1285 Copies of a questionnaire onjdreds Spanish aristocrats have FLORIST President plan to re- fled across the frontier Into France I 4Mn Vum nr by required I organize th federal couri ARE JturnImbY and I 1627 1627 1650 1650 52 Standard Brands 15 Standard Gas Elec 12 Standard Oil Calif 48 Standard Oil 72 Stewart Warner 19 Studebaker 18 Texas Corp 52 Texas Gulf Sul Timken Transamerica' 2 16 SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO Feb 24 (AP-USDA) Hogs 175 steady to 5 higher top and bulk 175-220 lb Califor Jew slaughter pigs and light-970-95 medium-good packing sows 750800 Cattle 350 salable supply Includes four loads steers balance cows steers I very slotf load medium 943 lb northern Calif ornlas 800 sorted 3 head steady being received by Ogden attorneys I baf 3 night clubs whcih KLENKE FLORAL 7 I usually ciose in September at the 2955 Washington Ave Phone 1240 receivea Dy ugden attorneys A from a committee recently 2500 2000 at 30 Colorado Consolidated 1000 at 6 Cardiff 1500 at 42 Chief Consolidated 100 at 205 -f a I Nebraska Wnmtn todaf end of the tourist imuraSKa YV omen appointed by Royal Douglas of I Shops markets schools- 6597 I good fed teer sbsent quoted up I 1100 at 200: 100 at 207 I1- good young cow nominally auot-! nominally quot- Clayton 1100 at 110 I Ogden president of the Utah State si6ns and business houses have gSfloweStSima Pilots Bar- never had a prosperous year Phone 125 ssS The questionnaire contains Ashing town became a I LINCOrN v) rrm xt I singIe uery 43 to whether toe KashIonabI resort several Moral (Jo 1 hasJlShV (PP) Nebras- proposal is believed to be good or I I badpace3 providedVr rfark I Union Carbon Ii07 nn? Union Oil Calif 25 Union' Pacific United Aircraft 30 United Carbon gi United Corp 500 bulls scarce good quoted to 600 Calves: none nominal good-choice veal era quoted up to around 950-1100 Sheep: 750 active strong to 15 high er two decks medium-good 76 lb California fed early-shorn lambs 925 sorted Pr cent two decks Utah fed wooled United Gas Imp 15 tw? 8hortlecka med- 77 0 pvv 10 Vs I lum-good California wooled 109 lb slaugh- Rubber 56 ter 5-80 sorted 10 per cent Smelting Steel 11134 IDAHO FALLS Feb 24 (AP-USDA) Shipping point information for Tuesday Upper valley: carloads fob cash track to dealers: russets US 1 few sales jnostly 280-295 US 2 mostly 200 A few dealers offering lower Some loaders asking higher Cash grower bulk per cwt: too few sales to represent a general market Twin Falls-Burley: carloadssfob cash track to dealers: russets US 3r270-280 US 2 mostly 200 Cash to growers bulk per cwt: russets US 1 a few sales mostly 24-250 US 2 a few sales mostly around 175-180 7 800 at 115 50 at 117 Dragon 1000 at 12 8EToSoeaf8T' 5000 9 1009 at planeapilofshtonfenrdWOmvn air- Jowi owes its popularity as 1 piane pilots one of whom holds a I NAME ItEOTTFSirn a result of the emDress of xQ 75200 76 C3300 atat74 Doyle3 ffffetary outside of the envelop a former Spanish (0 2UU at 78 3300 at 74 AJoyie off the state aeronautics provided for returning the aues-1 Eugenie de Montijo The non- S)0 at Tte VeiorAhS tut onnaire space is provided fo? the uIar French empress spent part of moo at7iM200 1 170 500 TinJiv uTid'hlderIs Mrs Louise name of the attorney sending summers here and daring 2000 at 165 Tinsley Miller 29 wife of the Alii- ballot The purpose of this is not became the pioneer of women 49 1000aaf 49 at 48 600 at new 8et a the vote of each lawyer bathers Upon her Initiative many jj- 48 600 rk consecutive barrel but to give assurance that none autocratic members of the French 44 4( at SPe 3 4 feet 11 inches tall but attorneys are included in the court came to Biarritz Chain 2000 at 5 1000 at anf bnly Pounds returns according to Mr Douglas Dlps in the sea by Empress Eu- 5 Howell 4000 at 2 behedfn Ev Sharp is The committee in charge ofthe became a town ceremonial Iron King 3M0 at 51- 2600 at no the youngest questionnaire comprises Burton or the mayor atUred in his fin iron King 3000 at 51 2600 at 50 girls to hold a license in the Musser chairman Ray Ir- cst Rothes was designed to es- Keystone 500 at 18 United States She is a 17-year-old Ufa Claussen Uf1 by hand intone water high school student at Ord I aU impress wore a voluminous like Vanadium aiai Walgreen 471 Warner Pictures 15 Western Union -TeL 73 Western Air 51 Westinghouse Elec Il56 White Motors 31 Woolworth 55 FRANKLIN MULUIN CHTCAGO Feb 24 (AP) An advance or more than a cent a bushel In wheat prices today the first substantial upturn the market has bad since Friday was re- lefby radera a technical reac-tion after the recent decline Constructive PRQCRAMS NOG BLUE NETWORK TONIGHT 01 Nf salt I bmowta black I new York Re? (ARSu fecrctary tate olb bathing but the mayor res were irregular todaj aid while the the COmmittee 1 aSbefltted his position I GIrl ict sold comparaUveiy steady LUNCHEON MEETING I -Lapped into the water in his fin to iia tw1 contract fter advancing Mr Douglas is still receiving ery I Ohio copper 600 at41 100 at 44 I clt d4lielllbant twdvlnon fro'thesedays't 142? at at 1522 bihr Salea 16650 ton Mch I the Hotel Utah Salt Lake City the town has never been so pros- 260B Noy 2 Jan 011 discussion of the as It is today The aristo- Hotel Orchestra gdsldent3 cow the Puerto C01firm of 15-000 bags of ir Tf 30rt reaped from Spain early in Hioo-NBC-Paiace Hotel Orchestra Ii at 3 45 arch and AprU r- The PurP0se of the mass gather-j the war and are spending their 11 jw'snrcs New qulncy 2000 at 15: 2000 atuit I to Park Bingham 3000 at 5 500 atJ2-52B May 4 Park Utah 200 at 725 Prince Consolidated 200 at 60 Pioche Bristol 2000 at 3 Mil A 2 -Professional Parade Honolulu Musical Salute YeSIlent Roosevelt Opera Stories HoteI Orchestra ec Light uic juaoa gamer epcuumg uieir CHICAGO Feb 24 (AP-USDA) Potatoes: 0 on track 313 total US shlp- ment 803 old stock best stock about steady other stock dull supplies rather liberal demand slow limited to best ffooh sacked per cwt: Idaho russet bur-banks US No 1 few sales best 350-70 3 2-85 Colorado red McClures 315-35 russet burbank part- ly graded 300-12 Wisconsin round whites US No 1 245 cobblers US No 1 and partly graded 265 Michigan rus-set rurals US No 1 250 -Minnesota cobblers partly graded 200 new stock slightly stronger supplies moderate demand fairly good track sales less than Florda bliss triumphs US No 1 200 a crate Markets In Brief bT toft A Pow-er NEW YORK Feb 24 (AP) resistant list recovers quietly B- Bonds lower rails under pressure I 3- 4 cent May 106 4 1 easier metals and Industrial sell I 101-02 Oats gained -l ott jrye and lard 7 to 12 cents Foreign exchange-steady sterling and mestic and foreign trade buying I iirv No 2 vrterdays Juiy ii4i5 Wheat closed bard 131-132 y4 No 3 'l26 -44- unchanged at 5 cent for I the PUbliC With I Su Juxuries to wJia5 would be the result of passage wbich they have always been ac- Pacific Coast Consolidated 5900 at 34 500 at 34 Provo 500 at 50 Rico Argentine 300 at 18 500 at 18 5000 at 19 Silver Standard 4000 at 1 Silver King Western 100 at 61 Refined was fine granulated rYYT 117 Uu I lrm 34- 32: standards --f-f- of the proposal accord- customed ing to Douglas A small num- -44- bonds 4 taUons'f TORE Feb 24 Bond quo- TREASURY 1198 10811 IK ns! liui 11227 3I tUl Mh 4 1-4 3 Mch 108 ia Sugar steadier better spot demand Coffee easier Brazilian selling Chicago Wheat higher better flour demand Com firm with wheat Cattle stow lower 10-25 off top $1005 JLTTKR and eggs Feb- 24 Butter: ber of reservations have been re creamery-specials (93 score) ceived localiv he extras (92) 33: extra fw mcauy He said -44- firsts (88-89) 31- (90 centralized carlots) Lifeboats Bought At Flood Safety THURSDAY KLO Breakfast Club Request Program NBC Press Radio News Harrison NBC Vaughn DeLeath 3 :30 NBC Josh Higgins 3:45 NBC Viennese Sextet Modem Melodies The Vagabonds alLd Crlsco 8-43HBC Edward MacHugh the Signal Sassafras 123 -2 hard l35 No 3 nom No- 2 red nom 130 129 -33 Close: 108 Corn: 5 cars -l higher No 2 No 3 nom 118- 3 20- NoOWnT No 3 120 No 2 mixed nom 118-19 No 3 nom 117-18 Close: (newt 110 July 105- Oats: 2 cars lower to 1 higher No 2 white 53 Kr' Milo maize: nom 103-12 Kafir nom 103-12 nom 106-0S nom 84-94 Silver Shield 1000 at 7 4000 ht 33 10810 Kggs: 8138 steady unchanged Japanese Invents New Plane 'Lift' Tintic Standard 160 at 925 600 at I PRODUCE 10730 1077 a 10621 a 10420 1059 940 460 at 935 170 at 930 100 at I 92 950 score 34 90 score 33 89 score 32 Utah Consolidated 5000 at 2LQCheese: wholesale flat 19 triplets 1000 at 2 Jobbing prices flats 20-21 FREEPORT Pa In preparation for the next flood Freeport council has placed an order Concert Oospel Singer an(1 Armchair Quartet Welt' Toledo-1000 at 154 7000 t3T oSty he hS I foboati 'w bV'eert I iilSfcgigr 1a A 3 I A a I I IPil A a A I KA for a fleet of four 14-foot steel in invented to -44- Y0RK Feb- 24 Eggs 45-764 Irregular mixed colors stand ards firsts 22-22 other mix-unchanged whitea: resale of premium marks 27 -28 nearby and mid west cm premium marks 25-26V4 24 bange standi yellow aras 23- fancy mediums 1 premiums 23-24 exchange Rye Barley: CHICAGO 2 mixed No on enable airplanes to rise I fa removing flood-stfick- I KLoDuenhardc stores vertically declares Hirohisa Nishi families jjwho has demonstarted it in Tokyo I boats are the latest type in liiSiZNBSid'SSuS Walker Mining 225 at 425 1251 chicaoo poultry at 427 70 at 470 220 at 450 400 Chicago Feb 24 Poultry live 31 trucks steady to firm hens over at 435 100 at 7 400 at 440 Feb 24 Wheat: No 135 Cora: No 4 mixed 106-07 3 yellow 108 -09 No 4 06-08 No 3 white lH No udumlSorV'-8'0-' wmie 3 whit I' -V irpiraita lif I Amrca: I A 11 fr fifpQtfrhf ka 1 1 i I eaeiltr UaJIj i 1 I Knvfm hov'e 200 at 445 1200 at 450 800 at 455 hens 14 colored a straigi straight I easiiy handled No- spring 19 Plymouth and Isfif Yankee 1000 at 4 1000 at 4 ite rock 21 colored JS ing the ship as 1000 at 12 The Invent malting 100-44 nominal and white rock broilers 23 1 inventor I 3s 46-49 3s 46-48 3 51-55 2 55-60 2s 45-47 243 1039 2t 56-59 10310 FEDERAL FARM MORTGAGE 3s 49 2 1054 3 64 10522 HOME OWNERS LOAN 3s A 52 10422 49 10220 2 4 1 4244 102 34 1 CtTRB NEW TOKK Feb 24 (AP) Curb quotations: 'Am Sup Power 2 'Bun's 117 cdy 4 Elec St 259i Elcc Sc a pf g4 Jiecia 19 1 at 1 Invest 3 (Nat A 6 pc pf 86 Nmg Hud 15 Vi S-onshine 20 Translux 4 Technicolor 19 at (United Gai 12 22 Other whites unchanged Browns 1 48-40 fancuy lf26 nbyKad 3 tlow Packs 24 nearby mediums 22 23 Duck eggs unchanged nominal seed Tlmo-thy per cwt 600-25 new 575-600 Clover seed per cwt 2800-3500 44 44- up without impair- by either one or two ordinary efficiency I Incri Plymouth rock asserts that it is I 44- 25 barebacks is leghorn chickens i3 something entirely new' in air a KTi lil "ST 1 Opened For turkeys 15 ducks 4 lbs up white and I autoSyro nr the helicopter colored 20 small white and colored 17 AIr is forced through the device 17 lbs up 23 less than 7 lbs 22 by two screws propelled by the ODeOKeT LO tit tO Cl airplane engine According to Nishi capons geese 8UCAR DIVIDEND DECLARED 24 Direc- fYh? Great Western Sugar company today declared a dividend of $175 on eu un RLO Noon Edition News 12:45 KLO Reliable Furniture Company Pacheco Ensemble Parm and Home College Choir Glen Organist Helen Jane Belve KLO Roundup Orchestra 5 Press Radio News 1 Musical 5:00 KLO Top Tunes Mavericks HTXD Man on the Street 5 KIA--Red Devil Coal Concert a Dinner Eduoa of News METALS HEW YORK Feb 24 Copper I preferred stock and 60 cents on common flrm etectrolytic Pot and future 1500 stock payable to stockholders ot record TIn eaBy: Pot an4 nearby on March is 5475-5500 future 5450-75 Lead steady 44- Nw York 650-55 East St Louis MINNEAPOLIS Feb 24 East st Louis spot Utah Idaho Sugar common 400 a 295 Tintic Lead 400 at 87 North 100 at 170 500 at 165 Eureka Standard 200 at 217 100 at 205 Park Konoid 500 at 10 Park Nelson 10000 at 4 Park Premier 1000 at 12 500 at 13 1100 at 14 Park King 813 at 9 2000 at 8 Nellie Ameda 500 at 25 Pennsylvania Alabama 1700 2200 Buffalo Antimony 1600 family patents unchanged 740-60 stand- 22 00 ard patents 5 hfgher 1 uu NEW YORK Feb 24 Bar silver ocean Gying or any other long- toS cxcsive eight was quoted at 44 cents a fine ounce I range flying easy by permitting a i larger load of fuel Il ment durm? the 1937 Pioneer days Jw win Tf He beleves celebration wer opened today by LONDON Feb 24 Bar eiiver 1 1 wiU aIso increase an air- directors of Ogden Pioneer Days easier 1-16 lower at 20 1-1 6d (Sterling Planes cruising radius by about Inc The date for awarding the cquivient 1 25 pr cnt cSntrLct Jn i.