The Salt Lake Tribune from Salt Lake City, Utah • 17

il 17 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE TUESDAY MORNING JUNE 15 1937 I 1 State and Local Statistics Daily Stock Market Trend 'di -OW Stock Quotattons MONDAY STOCK QuoTAT10414-- Union 'lleads Back CIO In Portlifd- May Marked By Gain in Copper-Stocks Woman Hits Laboli Bill At Hearing Marriage Licenses Nick Valentine 23 Pocatello Idaho Ines IL Norton Pocatatio Albert Durward Davis 25 Balt Lake Oily Gladtrs Lona Mentos 20' Bait LAMI City James LeRoy Johns 27 Pittsburg Alton Holmes liana 27 Balt Lake City Donald Earl Dark 22 Balt Lake City: Arvi lia Pena McCleary IS1 halt Laka City Well Lewis 0 Baiter Ore Dorothea May 'dolman 20 Baker One Blaine Wallace Dickson 21 Morgan Roby Green 19 bait Lake City Virgil Bertrand Clayton 2Medford: Ore: Rutb Belies For 27 bait Lake City Emery Orval Provost 29 Portland Ore Delia Balky 26 Balt Lake City Orval Akin linsder 21 WfWill Cross Jaye ganders Farmington Milton Earl Dostord 21 Magna: Beulah Ranck 17 Balt Lake City Vale P1 liolland 25 Shelley Idaho Ruth Wal dram 23 Sugar City Idaho William Oliver Crowe 29 Pittsburgi- Cal Ruby Marie Teakie 30 Pittsburg CaL Raymond Flo)cl loan 25 Los Angeles Ethel Cos 23 Murray John Max Barton 25 Carey Idaho Doris Elisabeth Davis 21 Carey Idaho William Dale Wakes 23 Midvale Nellie filmiest JOrgellitil 23 Midvale Orono Zdtinich 22 Bingham Mary Thomas 20 looele Wilson Anderson 21 Tooela Joan ti Rime la Tooela Orval Dunaway 2 Roosevelt Daisy Reese 24 bait Lakti City I 5 711 AVERAGE OF 60 STOCKS 14 AIMAk te Sep Wel alb bo owe rsy emeegetee01101 3 eteeoeveeet -exteltettleepliveteloWelleAhieleeelliveleA131elbilT3 Retolopee inibestelmeeee11-eucee isetIteettell 77 44-4 44 4444-4- A a le le le leAt eveke to-et Sea Nee veree -a eel eneetoeeo ow rrl-oe PP kdriliqr 416 trt P1P 101P0iit eg 7 CI 11111001geelee0e1 Mieelle0 Woe el le feleteiereftezek at 41 etewe ev 4 ee Wit OA 4 el Ivo -444 gOobalfl 18 ettl eeee ee 8 88811P81UU 416 40! 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CrUelly: JUdge (Meer VoConitie Robert Wright from Eva Sutler Wright defendant on eounterciaint Of desertion Judge Oscar Mc Collate New Suits Filed Bowe OWnere Loan Corp Oration vs Jame A Halliday it us et al foreclosure 13080: attorney William Cowan Home Owners Loan corporation vs Laura Ilavercamp it Mo foreclosure 111706SO attorney William Cowan Christian Jertien 'vs Elsa Tinthoff quiet title attorneys-Foote Dawson Myrtle aniels vs Utah Light and Traci lion company judgment for injuries in street car-automobile collision $5420i tortiey Gaylen Young Marjorie Martin a minor by Frank Martin her guardian vs Sugar Mous Lumber stud Hardware company at al judgment for injuries suffered in automobile $52S attorney Shirley Jones Local Realty company vs Frances Bean adminietratris of this Wats of Margaret Bradford Noall et al foreolooure Sitn469 attorneys Ingehretsen Ray Raw- lings Christensen and Joseph Jones Deaths Gibson Leaver SS 036 South West Temple Weil Hodgekin'a disease June 11 Pratt Warner 8 WNW Idaho neephalitis June 12 Albert Walton 51 Foca 'tello Idaho uremia June 12 Russell Fellows TS 30 street encephalomyelitis June 10 Anderson Gem 64 10215 seventh Last street cerebral Itemontas June 12 BRINGHURST--Alphania Green Pringhurst 14 1160 Emerson avenufLierebraL hamorrhage June 11 NOALL--James Smith Noel 52 2378 Ninth East 'treat cerebral hemorrhage June News of Record PORTLAND Ore June un--- The Maritime Federation of the Pacific in convention here recommended without a dissenting 'vote Monday- that all affiliated unions join the I0 and ordered a referendum among the 40000 west coast waterfront and- maritime workers The convention ordered that the balloting to determine whether federation leaders have the backing of the rank and file on the I 0 issue be launched aa soon as possible under the rules of the respective organitatioss involved Unions affected include American Radio Telegraphists aaeociation Marine Boilermakers Inland Boatmen Marine Machinists Marine Cooks and Stewards Marine Engineers Marine Firemen and the Masters Mates and Pilots Two other federation affiliates the International Longshoremen's association and the Sailors' Union of the Pacific had previously ordered independent referendum de their membership NEW YORK June 14 large increase in world production of refined copper coupled with a decline in consumption resulted in an increase in stocks during May the first gain reported in more than a year trade statistics disclosed Monday Despite the 'May trend Inventories remained small in comparison with a year ago and comumption was substantially larger Foreign stocks showed a small decline during the month Refined stocks in the United States totaled 108590 tons against 99750 in April and 230202An May 1936 'Foreign supplies were 182- 860 against 183790 a Month previous and 235930a year ago 7 May domestic consumption was 81250 against 95880 in April and 59906 in May 1936 Foreign use amounted to 111810 tons against 120990 in April and 77731 last year World mine output for May totaled 184630 against 177840 in April and 110634 in May 1936Do3nestic mine output was 72580 tons against 6T230 in April and 41289 In May 1936- Domestic refined output for May was 95265 against 83- 178 in April and 59374 in May 3936 Foreign output was 108070 tons against 108630 in previous Month nad 72186 a year ago Copper authorities said the in- crease in world stocks was the largest since February 1936 when the rise amounted to 2000 tons The export copper market dis played a slightly better tone iMonday at thcequivalent of 1365 Cents a pound compared with 1360 1365 cents Saturday Domestic copper was unchanged at 14 cents a pound Business continued small Bid I A pod 01124 02 j1014 01 00 01 12 12 14 35 36 0:112 05 00 112 01 1712 18 0012 01 42 471 0212 06 03 12 03 12 100 105 ISO 56 03 04 04 04 21 12 22 18 0114 01 112 02 ku 02 03112 52 54 0514 0614 02 01 02 10 1 4 36 40 112 2214 23 00 01 01 120 130 07 08 0112 01 27 31 0212 0 3 12 01 0112 25 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May Magnolia Lead Mammoth Michigan Utah kiiller Hill Miners Gold Missouri Monarch Moscow Mt City Copper Mountain View Naildriver Nellie Meda New Premier New Quincy North Lily No Standard Onto Copper PH rk Bingham ParkCity Con Park Ring Park IConold Park Nelson Park Premier Park Utah Pioche Bristol Plumbic dines Pion's Prince Con Provo Rico Argentina Royston Coal Silver King Coal St 1Hr King West Silver Shield Silver Standard Sioux Mines So Iron Blossom So Standard Swansea Con Tar Baby Tintio Central Tintic Lead Thant Standard Union Chief -Utah Coa Utah Idaho Sug pfd Utah Wyo Con Oil Victor Con Walker milling West Toledo Wilbert YankesCoh John Doe's In' Again I (Compile the Aneociated Preen) 20 10 10 10 Rails loduel Ut11 For lo Milton Martin Butler 21 Mildred June Whiting 18 Nephi Mendell Millet' Jensen 24 Lyman wr Von hedi lArICA 24 Balt Lake City reel! Rav Fuer 2 Mesa Aria Lucile Hardy Hawkins 23 Granite Utah Von Glen oon 21 Salt Lake City Chars Lateen 21 Murray Orli Roberta Gray 22 Leis WAS Ranson 184 American Fork rdward Refit 2A gait Lake CRY Doris Dorothy litsiee 23 Balt Lake (Compiled by the Associated Press) 15 15 60 I Indust Rails 11111---litot-ical Net change -2 3 -1 3 -7 -1 7 Monday x88 1 402 x40 0 x6391 Previous day 904 41 5 40 7 6561 Mouth ago 88 7 43 8 412 655 Year ago 843 35 0 47 7 630 1937 high 101 6 49 5 54 0 753 1938 low 88 1 37 8 40 0 639 1936 hihg 99 3 '43 5 537 728 1036 low 71 4 30 43 4 557 MOVEMENT IN RECENT YEARS 1032 low 175 87 239 169 1929 high146 9 153 0 1843 1577 1927 low 51 A 95 3 611 618 s--New 1937 low Net (hangs -7 Monday J3 1 10:10 Pg 1 725 Previous day 93 5 103 0 1181 72 6 Month ago 92 9 102 9 079 711 Year ago 923 1029 1017 695 1937 high 1 994 104 4 1112 6 747 1937 low 92 6 102 4 078 70:5 1936 high I 96 2 104:4 103 1 730 36 19 low 86 9 101S 99 3 678 1932 Inw 45 8 400 64 6 422 1928 big 1011 98 9 1029 1005 TEM LOWYIELD BONDS Monday 1111 Previous day 1111 Month ggo 1100 Year ago 1120 1937 high 1137 1937 low 1084 1936 high 3135 1936 low 110 2 928 high 104 4 1932 low ec 86 8 WARRANTY DEEDS John A terrett to A Mc Milian section 21 township 2 south range 1 east I 10 A McMillan to John Barrett section 21 toWnahlp 2 aoutho range 1 emit 10 Carolyn Prune to A 11a Im lot 2 block 138 plat 10 James Wright lot 1 block 94 plat James Wrtght to Jay lot 1 'block 04 plat Grace Chase et al to Linda' Peterson lot 11 block 4 live-acre plat A 10 Ernest Monson to Maurice Pugmire lot 61 Country Club 10 Samuel Woodhead to Jess Nelson lot 1134 Highland Park plat A 10 John Christy et al to Maddy lot 11 block 2 Chambers Town site 10 Granite Holding company to 3 Grant Iverson lot 2 Lockwood plat A Ella Phillips to Nephl Peterson It al lot 71 Third Burling- ton addition 10 Chrin Jensen St al to Zora Hampton Int 1 block 95 plat 10 George Richards to Ray Rich- ards lot 5 block 5 plat 10 Eli Encino to Heber Brimlei lot 57 block 2 Lincoln Park 75 Robert Burt it al to Annie Egenberger lot 4 block 11 plat 1 BUILDING PERMITS A Eardley owner: Christensen Klepe builders briek residence 27 6 North Main street 1090 '10 Dow-Jones Averages (Furnished by1 A Hogie Co members New York stock exchange) High Low Clore 20 Indust -1101 45 10373 165 51 off 400 20 rails 5470 5296 5375 off 151 20 nitis 2641 2506 2598 off 571 40 honda 10126 off 24 John Doe whOse name appears more than any other on the police blotter was back In the city jail Monday night because he became too angry during a telephone conversation Detective Fred Leo and Patrolman Hoagland' apprehended "John" at a beer parlor at Third West and South Temple streets shortly after he had stormed out of an apartment at '230 West Second South street where he ripped a pay telephone from the wall during a' "heated" conversation and threw it upon the floor He refused to give his name and police booked him: "John Doe 40 hold for investigation" "To -depend upon high wages and short hours for prosperity is simply the taking of economic chloroform and eventually economic suicide" Her argument was challenged by Chairman Black (D) Alabama who characterized the New-York-stateeconomic council as "a big business which has fought virtually all new deal legislation He read a long list of utility and industrial firms which had contributed money to the council and asserted it had opposed a variety of social legislation ranging from the Wagner act to the proposed child labor amendment Child Labor Stand Mrs Blomfield conceded her organization had fought the child labor amendment because it was a 'youthful control measure' which would "idle-ize a largo part of our young people" but Insisted the council was "strictly nonpartisan" "Well you were busy during the last campaign tolling the country that if the Democrats got reelected we were going to suffer New Zealand's terrible experience" Black remarked He presented figures which he said indicated New Zealand's pro-Auction had sharply increased as La- result of social legislation and quoted dominion economists as say1 ing "even the most hardboiled Tories" would not dream of repealing the labor laws Mrs Blomfield's testimony closed a five-hour hearing in which half a dozen witnesses criticized the Black-Connery proposal for setting up a federal board to establish minimum wages and maximum hours of labor In interstate industries Livestock Markets Pioneer Broker Returns for Visit Samuel Paul miffing engineer of Randsburg Cal was renewing acquaintances Monday at the Salt Lake stock exchange Mr Paul came to Salt Lake City in 1885 and was a member of the local exchange until he went to the coast in 1907 In those days the exchange occupied rented quarters on West Second S9uth street Of his fellow brokers tht only ones remaining are Child Fred Woolley and Henry Doscher City Ovid Albert Swisher legal age Rawlins Wyo Alice Oors Itissmusen legal age Salt Lake City Themis Costume 14 DucheaneT Georgina Maldonado 23 Ad Juntas Puerto Rico St George lc Sandberg 33 Huntingion: Audry Clawson Christensen 3J Castle Dale --Harold Joseph Tallman 22 Maywood Cat: Pearl Stewart 20 Maywood Cat Lawrence Junius Cotton 25 San Fran-1 cisco Cal Flora Jones 31 Overton Nev Myron Jones 21 tat George Helen Hammond 19 New Harmony Ambroelo Barden 28 Loa Angelek CaL: Wilma Geraldine Wilson Wise 22 Los Allgelell Cal Howard IL Church 23 Flicalante Ida Smith 8now 21 Onowliake Ahs In Rue Stratton 25 La Verkin: Arlene Spendlove 18 Hurricane Vern Olsen 23 Glendale Leona Pratt 20 Kanab Ferrel A Hain 22 St George Vilda Jolley 19 Washington Jackson Weddell 22 Mineral Ridge Ohio Revs Bracken 21 Gunlock Utah NORTH SALT LAKE June 14 (USDA )awith last week's closet choke 1138 to 1170- 1310 includes 1163 pound steers $1275: some held highee bulk fed steers and yearlings of quality to sell through and 147 for market market not from 51000 up grassy and short fed de-fully established bidding $1130 best scrintions more numerous $77504950 750-poun4 heifers $1150 a few sales butchers held higher mixed butchers $1100 botcher cows down from $750 odd head to )1254 mixed weights flows to $1000:: $800 and above: good to choice vealers- packing sows $850 qt 921 $7000 900 bulk stockers and feeders Cattle--Receipts 70 includes 30 around 900-pound feeders through and 36 direct four for market few lots medium heifers $6500725 few 8000 very little done: good cows $725 common and medium scattered opening Wei of sheep and year-kinds $4000575 cutter kinds down to lines weak to 25c lower opening bids on $300: bulls $475 600 odd lots good spring lambs sharply lower at $1150 down $90001000 COMM011 to medium early sales Texas yeatlings $70001885 kinds $6000850- some fed lots held above $900 to )1254 mixed weights down to $1000 packing sows $850 41 925 Cattle-Receipts 70 includes 30 through and 36 direct four for market few lots medium heifers $6500725 few good cows $725 common and medium kiiid $400U575 cutter kinds down to $300 butte $475 thi 600 odd Iota good vealers $90001000 common to medium kinds $600 0850 I Produce Markets Posse Ilium Slayer JACKSONVILLE Fla June 14 sheriff's posse aided by bloodhounds beat through the swamps near here Monday in search of a negro wanted for the slaying of George Henry Stokes 27 and the shooting of his girl companion Lorrain Bowman 16 Stokes a former University of Florida student was the son of the postmaster at Callahan Fla DIVIDEND NOTICE The Board of Directors of Utah-Idaho Sugar Company on June 11 1937 declared a dividend of 15 cents per share on the Class Preferred Stock of the Company for the quarter ending Jun 30 1937 The Board also declared a dividend of 5 cents per share on the Common Stock of the Company Both dividends are payable on or about June 30 1937 to stockholders of record at the close of business on June IT PYPER Secretary Date of first insertion June 12 1937 Date of last insertion June SO 1937 MONDAY BALES American Met Min Co 1000 at 4e Bingham Metals 1000 at 3gc 600 at n7 12e 3100 at 37c 600 at 3612c 200 at 38c1 500 at 35e Chief Con 100 at $100 Clayton SIlver 200 at 60e 500 at 55e Comet Coal 1400 it 51c 300 at 52c 100 at 53c 9 East Crown Point 2000 at 2c Eureka Bullion 1100 at 221ac Eureka Lilly 300 at 90c Howell 3500 at 3e Mountain City Copper 200 at $1100 New Quincy 1000 at 7e: 2000 at 612e North Lily 100 at $1021e Ohio Cooper 3500 at 20e Park City Con 500 at 2212c 500 It 22e Park King 1000 at 7c Park Premier 1000 at 11C Prince Con 500 at 60c: 200 at 82a Rico Argentine 500 at 121-4c8ilver King Western 1100 at 51c loo at 49e Silver Standard 5000 at 2e Tar Baby 5000 at 3e intle Lead 100 at 70e Tintie Standard 100 at $725 Utah'Con 4000 at 1346 Utah-Inaho sugar cow 500 at $290 50 at $295 Walker Mining 100 at $255 900 at $250 Zuma 1000 at 612c 'CURB SALEM (AF1'EB1 M) Horn Silver 500 at 27c Moscow a000 at 2c Logan Jam sOri hie 31 Logan: Desna Mislabel' Ateibwar 2S Logan Joseph Dean Donne 24 Logan: Hazel Blake 21 idt Anthony Idaho Reno Nev Alma Powell 24 Salt Lake CRY: Dorothy Pope 24 Deno Births and Eva' Itilea Enter prune Utah Kix Missing Woman Sought Salt Lake City police Monday requested public aid In their search for Mrs Carrie Atwood 36 1265 Alameda avenue who has been missing since Thursday She is the wife of Milo Atwood who is reportedly seriously111 and mothcr of two small sons Firm Official Held For Theft Trial Overruling a defense demurrer Judge Leverich of the criminal division of the city court Monday bound Niels Larsen 235 South Main street over to the district court to answer charges of embezzlement Bail was set at $200 Larsen is charged in the complaint With having taken $100 from the Civic Service Inc of which he was secretary on September 9 1936 ol Radio Programs Unlisted Industrials I Bid I Asked MritIATES VITO' CBS NOTICE OF SALE The following goods will be sold for warehousemen's lien at Public Auction at 49 East Broadway Salt Lake City on June 30th 1937 Waddoupa safe and MOW cabinet Smith household goods Hamilton household goods Mrs A 0-ble Hey boxes etc Harry Edwards boa Personal et Mary McIntosh trunk etc Heath household goods Smith' household goods James Dennis household goods Willett'' trunks etc Ed Westfield boxes Magnuson cartons personal effects A Irvine household goods Clark stove Prank Mitchell Mining machinery Mrs Jenkinson household goods Mrs Ross 2 trunks Geo Medlin 2 trunks Katie Rogers furniture Sheep-Receipts 35471 includes 3294 through 253 direct no sales XMIDEN June 14 AP-1180SI-Hogs- Receipts 980 steady with last week's close early sales best drive-ins 51125 and $1130 mixed kinds $1100 down to $1000 and under few sows $8250900 Cattle-Receipts 260 run very light email supply steers unsold: others steady odd lots medium to good heifers $7250 810i common hinds down to $600 cutter grades $4000550 medium and good cows $55041650 cutter and common 1450(r525 low cutters $300 OP 425 bulls $5250609 medium to choice veal ore $7501j 1000 Sheep-Rectiflits 7700 few lots trucked-in lambs $1050e 1075 lot local ewes $315 late Saturday 10 doubles Idaho lambs 7814 to 84 pounds $1150 OMAHA June 14 (AP-LISDA)-Hogs-- Receipts 4000 slow choice hogs scarce unevenly around steady 'compared Friday's average big packers not following butcher market extreme top $1130 by shipper and trader for choice 206 and 237 pounds good to choice 190 to 300 pounds $111 0 lo 1125 mostly $1115 up 160 to 180 pounds $106501115 light lights $100001100 medium 180 pounds up UO5001110 medium light lights $95Q01050 medium to choice 100 to 130 pounds $900 1000 good sows steady $10004p 1025! others weak to 25c lower medium largely $925 stags $7075 down Cattle-Receipts 5000 fed steers and yearlings and hollers opening fully steady cows about steady bulls steady to weak Tillers weak to 50o lower stockers and feeders scarce steady fed steers and year- hogs largely' $1000 fp1175 some held higher heifers $950 411100 light around 700 pounds $1135 some held higher beef cows $6000750 few lots $77510 825 cutter graden $400 0)575 mostly $425 46 550 bulls $5750 625 few heavy beef butte $650 practical top vealers $850 odd head $900011 50 stoekers and feeders mostly $7500 850: few tip to $900 Sheep-Receipts 5500: lambs and yearlings steady to-25c lower closing at full decline other classes steady early bids and sale sorted Idaho spring lambs $1150 01225 sorted choice grade native spring lambe bid $1225: fed California spring Iambi held above $1200 good grade yearlings $900: shorn ewes $400 down odd lots native feeding lambs tip to $885 DENVER June 14 (AP-DSDA)-Cattle ---Receipts 3500 calves- around 1600 cattle and calves through beef steers steady to strong few $1209 1240 freight paid some held- above $1300 others 810500'1190 flat heifers strong to 15c higher top $1125 others $960 rq 1100 other etuce fully steady cows $5754P725 small lots choice $800 (ro 850 cutters $350 er 525 vealers $1100 down: bulls $5500 700 stockers practlcally absent Hogs-Receipts 1 500 180 to 300 pounds $1120(01135 top $1135: 1110 to 180 pounda $110001130 medium grades $102501075 light lights $1000 01075 sows $1000 1035 pigs scarce Sheep-Receipts 14000 trucked lots native spring Iambs opened steady to weak at $1100 011175t some held higher cotnmon $800 sham yearlings $75041 900 shorn ewes $200 400 KANSAS CITY' June 14 Roga-Receipts 1000: slow Prong to 1 Oc higher than Friday's average top $1150 good to choice 190 pound up $1125(s 1145 a few good to choice 140 to 180 pounds $10000 1120 sows $1000 1025 a Xew $1035 stock pigs $950 down Cattle-Recelpts 1 3000: calves 2000 slaughter Meets and yearlings generally steady some weakness on WIN to sell down from $1050 heifers fullie steady cows ill more liberal quota little done: low cutters and eutters steady: realer and calves etesdy stockers and larders steady NI0111 143 750 I 705 2 75 2 05 0000 9750 4000 5200 5600 5ft 00 5500 5700 Amatg sugar phi Con Wag Mach Utah Pita MIN' pfd do $7 pld ZCMI 4 4 CHICAGO June 14 11000 market around 10 cents higher than Fridays average bulk good and choice 200 to 300 pound averages $1130 41155 top $1160 finished hogs scarce: comparable 150 to 190 pounds $1075 ki 1145 packing sows steady: bulk good kinds $1010 01060 11000 calves' 1500 steer and yearling trade strong to 25 cents higher fairly active all representative weights showing advance but as a rule r1ailings and light steers up most top 425 next highest price $1400 largely 10504'1300 market practically everything selling at $1100 downward showing full upturn market slowest on steers of value to sell at $1300 ward but these getting better outlet than last week on shipper account best fed heifers $1200 but choice weighty kit is quotable i(i well above $1300: common id medium heifers very active at $900 down to $700 cowssteady to strong bulls 15 to 25 cents higher weighty sausage offerings reaching $725 vealers steady at $901101000 stock cattle firm fully 25 cents higher than week ago 7000 spring lambs opening slow early sales weak to 25 cents lower to small killers and yard traders big packers going slow bids off more torly sales choice native spring lambs to city butchers $1300 down: extreme top $1325 to yard traders: as yet nothing done on yearlings or fed California swing lambs sheep about steady ewes 5300 0450 ST JOSEPH Mo June 14 (AP-USDA) 3000: spring lambs slow mostly $1 lower yearlings scarce quotable 75c or motto off sheep steady bulk good and choice native spring lambs $1100ii1150 top 51150 ewes mostly $300 el 425 et(ill'TH SAN FRANCISCO June 14 700 direct 2S0 butchers steady to fully 10c higher quality and sorts considered bulk 160 to 210 pound butchers $112501135 top $1135 few around 245-pound weights out 51075 sown steady mainly $875 750 direet200: entire supply grassers opening moderately active steers strong to mostly 25c higher early sales medium 900 to 1000 pound grass steers $785is 550 good steers absent long-fect kinds quoted to $1050 grass cows 4550 Of 615 good young grass cows quoted to slo or slight' above few smooth dairy cows $400 medium bulls eligible largely' $575 dovisr 25 no early sales: Indications firm: medium to good vealere and light calves quoted $750 of 850 1000 direct 55 lambs steady to strong: package good to choice 96-pound California springers $1025 good lighter weights $1000611015 two decks medium to good 60-pmind north coast lambs $1000 eorted 25 per cent first of season medium wooled lambs $875 good 70-pound shorn kinds' $650 sorted 15 per cent other classes scarce few shorn yearlings $45011600 few ewes strong to 25c higher common to low-good 95-pound shorn California $175 et250 105 ANGELES June 14 600: steady to 10c higher: practical top $1230 few 51235 grain Ws mostly $116941225 locals $1075 01150 3500: steers titeady to strong other classes steady medium 'to good fed steers $8900 1040 grass steers $775if 900 fed Mexicans $715 fed heifers $925: grass cows 7- 40i cowl $5000 650 cutter grades $3254i 475: bulls $55051675 stockers and feed- erg $5658'700 400: steady: vealers $00001000 calves $850 down 4 steady: medium to good spring lambs $100041100 cull shorn ewes $150 'TH EVOICE OF THE WEST TUESDAY JUNE 15 Hitch Hike Slayer Pleads Inanity LONOKE Ark June 14 for Lester Brockelhurst 23 Monday formally pleaded insanity as his defense to a charge of first degree murder for the hitch hike slaying of Victor A Gates Little Rock near here on May 5 Appearing before Circuit Judge Waggoner Brockelhurst's counsel amended his previous plea of innocent to one of innocent "by reason of insanity" Salt Lake Curb INDUSTRIALS I Bid I Asked Ama Ig Sugar corn 35 3 95 Pirat See Corp A 2200 2300 Utah Homo Fire Ins 15500 16500 Utah Southern 011-- -140 150 Utah Oil Kenning 1050 1125 BONDS The Weather 9800 9900 2500 10800 10450 Holly Sugar 4s 47 9700 do "shorts" WOO Ogden 5 34' 2200 Hotel Utah 5s 4 1 104 50 Minh-Idaho Sugar 10350 Serenade of the Morning Ire BM at the organ Moods News shopping bulletins Melodies Ilan one girLin a million Lee's 'Timely Tips" Helen Trent Gal Sunday and Bob of AU Churchen with Joe Emerson Crocker Cinderella Who in Today'm News with John Watkins Sister- Milky Way with Mary Lee Taylor and Bennie' Walker News rerade with Edwin Hill 1 1 :4 and Margo Matinee and Music market quotations and International News concert Milt) Kelly and Music State Agricultural college speaker Musical Matinee Louis Syncopatorn Bank Clearings SALT TART: CITY BUTTER '113 scorsbutter 34 14 Pt score butter 90 score or less lb 33 (Parchment ivrapped14c less) EGGS Large white bennertee doz 3 Medium white'benneries doz 22 Large mixed colors dos 31 CHEESE Full cream triplets lb 18 Full cream lb Full cream 5-ilL sandwich loaf lb 19 Triplets weetern cured lb 41114 Longhorns western cured lb 22 -Daisies Wisconsin cured lb 24 Longhorns Wisconsin cured lb 25 1 NEW YORK Jung 14 freight weak Fowls colored 10c leghorn 14 8 15c old roosters 13c Turkeys 10 8111c Ducka 12c By express weaken Broilers leghorn 14 all 18c rocks 22 at 23c: reds 14 hi 18e crosses 19 at 22c Fowls colored 18 at 19c leghorns 15 (0) 16c Old roosters 13c Tur4eys 10 819c Ducks 11 812c Dressed Fresh chickens (Posen) broilers 4e friers 25c roasters 26c Fowls 36-42-pounds 14 14 0 I 9 12c: 48-54-pounds 17 eir 22c 60-65 pounds 1714 8 22 14 Old roosters 16 8 Sc old turkeys (northwestern Weatern end southwestern) 14 8 22c ducks 14 16c Frozen chickens I boxes) broilers 17 (if 23 Me friers I 711s el 24 12e roasters 3 14 ai 2744 Fowls 36-42-pounds 14 14 at 1014c 4 8-54-pounde 17 22c: 60-60- pounds 17 14 8 2214c Old roosters 10 at 18c Turkeys (Northwestern and southwestern) 1741)28c Ducks 17e 14245 steady Cream cry higher than extra 3114 OS 32c extra 02-score) 3014 ST 31c: firsts (88-91 scores 1 27 30 12c seconds (84-87-scores 23 a 26 12c 'Centralized (90-scores) 29 44 4F '144142 steady to firm State whole milk flats fresh 1714 I8c: held fancy 1936 22 Ye ar 2314c 35532 steady mixed colors special packs 22 ab 2314e stand- Ards 2114c storage packed firsts 2014c firsts 20 20 14 mediums 1834 819c dirties No 1 18 34 a 19c average checks 1 gc Whitee resale of premium marks 2614 112712c near-by and midwestern premium marks 24 MI 8 2514c exchange sPecials 2314c exchange standards 2114 '42i 2114c: fancy mediums- including premiums 2114 23 14e exchange mediums 210 Pacific coast Jumbo and premiums 28 14 32c Pacific coast specials 27 13 2 8c Pacific coast standards 2614 al1 27c Pacific coast mediums 25 2514c Browns extra fancy 24 14 26c near-by and western special packs 2314 24c near-by medfutne 2014 2114e Duck eggs extra large fancy 23 24c other tear-by large limey 22c CHICAGO lune 14 poultry 1 car 23 trucks steady hens over 5 pounds 1714c 5 pounds and less 2 614c Leghorn hens 1214c fryers colored 20c Plymouth Rocks 22c: hlte Rocks 23c: barebacks 37c broilers ymouth Rock and White Rock 20c birth eke 17e Leghorni 15lj18ct springs colored 23c: Plymouth Rock 24c White Rock 2614c barebacks 21c roostere 13e Leg' horn roosters 3 2c turkeys hens 16c: toms 4c: No 2 turkeys 13c chichi' white and colored 4 14 pounds up 12c small 10c geese 9c 19862 steady cream ry spectate 93 score 30 44 31c extras 92 30e extra firsts 90-91 29 14 411 29 44c: firsts 8889 2712 412834c standards 90 centralized 29 44 29440 cases etestly extra firsts local 1 9c care 1914c fresh gredert jlfete local 1814 cars 19e current receipts 17 34 cI storage packed Prins End extras 20 lic 314 ears: on track 4 Ril: total shipments Saturday 1072 Sunday 991 old 'lock supplies lisht de-mend veil slow no early sales reported: flew 819c8 weak soPolies heavy demand fairly good at Icwer prices: California White Rose 8 No 1 $L73t180! eRr showing come decay $165 Texas Cobblers 14 No 1 $150 Oklahoma 'No 1 few isles $150: Louisiana No 3 $13311155 mostly $I-30515n Lou Wane Cobblers 8 No 1 Car $160 LOS ANGLES Cal June 1 Produce exchange receipts Butter 123800 Lpounds: cheese none eggs none 1-iutter-1n bulk extras 330 Figss--Candlef1 large 25c: candled maL diuma 23ccandled small19c LOS ANOPIFlit une 14 exchange receipts: 123800 pounds 92 score 33c 91 score 3144c 90 score' 31c b9 score 28 14c Western daisies 17C longhorn 714c loafs 18c Eggs2-Candled clean extras 25e candled large standards 2314c candled medium extras -22c candled medium standards 22c: candled small extras 19e Leghorns under' piounds 12c 344 to 4 pounds 12c over 4 pounds 13c: hens colored 314 to 4 pounds 21c over 4 pounds 21c bzbilera 1 to 1 14 Pounds Iftc over 1 14 to 214 Pounds' 18c: friers beghorns 214 to 3 pounds 18e barred Rocks 214 to 314 pounds 24ci other -cold-red 24e roasters Barred Rocks over 314 pounds 25c others 25e ducks young tinder 4 14 pounds I 2C old le geese I Se turkeys' young toms 3 4 to IP pounds I fie- over IR 1101111fil 18c: hens 9 pounds and up 1Se: Old toms I 2e old hens I2e key: 02' extras: 01 prime lihsts: 90 standards: 89 firsts) SAN FRANCISCO June if I AP-I1SDA I 1 ----Bulter--92 score 32c PI score Sic s90 Score 30 14r 89 score 27 14c lie triplets 1614c Caill omits flats 18 19e ICsita-11 8 'spas 43 Pounds leegt1 medium 014ok small 37140 Saturday bank debit 200097500 same day last year 2113577800 Past week's baak debits 1525295500 Fame week last year 1335822400 Monday bank clearings 301226950 Barna day at year 290224181 le Weather conditions reported by the United States weather bureau June -14: A relatively lbw preneurs area has extended Inland over Washington and Oregon to western Montana while a warm low preseure area has developed over the southwestern valleys and eouthern plateau section These cyclonic areas acting against anticyclonic areas off the middie Pacific coast and in the eutern Rocky mountains and western plains have induced unsettled weather over the western third of the 'map and light scattered rains in Washington OregoninUtah Wyoming and Colorado Generally clear okies prevail in the eastern plains and Great Lakes while a barometric diaturbance off the northern Atlantic coast has caused light to moderate rains in the middle Atlantic States Comparative data for Salt Lake City: -Degrees Highest temperature today 77 Highest in thin mouth since 1874 101 Lowest last ought 60 Lowest Ibis month sines 1874 Mean for today na Normal 67 Lichee Total precipitation for the 24 hours ending at 6 Trace Totai for this month to date 24 Accumulated deficiency for this month to date Total Mime Orlober-1 To date Acctimulated -deficiency since Ode- her 1 11 Sun rises at 4:55 and sets at 8:01 June 15 WEATHER OBSERVATIONS TAKEN YESTERDAY AT 5:30 PM MOUNTAIN TIME "IN THE COURT OP THE THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT IN AND FOR SALT LAKE COUNTY STATE OF UTAH 'BERTHA GLENDINNING A SMITH and GILBERT SHEETS Plaintiffs vs CONSOLIDATED MER CUR GOLD MINES COMPANY a corporation and GEORGE AIRIS and ARTHUR CHESTERTON as surriv ing directors of Consolidated Mercur Gold Mines Company Defendants-- Notice "NOTCE IS HEREHrGIVEN that First Security Trust Company the Receiver for Consolidated Mercur Gold Mines Company One of the defendants above named has filed in the office of the clerk of the above entitled court its first account and report together with its petition for allowance of claims the partial paytnents of attorneys and Receiver's fees the employment of tax counselors and auditors the approtal of a certain contract and lease with Levi-ton Peak Mining Company and for other relief and that the hearing of said account report and the various petitions has been set by order of the above entitled court in the courtroom of said court in the City and County Building bait Lake City and County State of Utah at 10 a on Saturday the 20th day of June 1937 or as soon thereafter as counsel may be and that at 'said hearing and the time and place mentioned any person interested may appear and present to 'the court any matters relevant to said business to be 'considered by It and may file steep' dons' or make objections to the paid accounts or to granting of any of the relief yrayed for and may contest the same' Said notice to be signed by William Korth Clerk Of this Court or by a deputy Dated this lith day of June Mt BY THE COURT: (Siimed) ALLEN TatrptmAN District Judge TUSODAY JUNk2 15 Early Birds Flashes 700-KDYL-Today's Almanac Tunes News 7 StOry of a Bull of -Clothes 'uterine's Home Bakers 9 Story MI Mai Marlin 0 to Be Beautiful 9 Keene Inc dramatic sketch' 'Idystery' Wiser of the Cabbage Patch" Other Wife" Plain Bill" DYL-Trans-Radio Nest Stars a Women's World Interlude for Women Only young's Family" -12 Perk in 1111 Bane'' 1 lima with Sitisin Sam Ranch Boa's the 14nono 1 White or Licht" Revell Bert Lahr Warner nd Martha Meade RC-Johnnie Johnston hantons 300-NBC-Seienee in the News 315-NBC-Women's Mos genus of the Air with Rennie Walker l4ewm2 in Bentimental Moon 4 of Rhythm 4 Harrington saxophonist 4 by Bonnie Stewart Nesbnt's srassing rade Coast's orchestra Joh t)YL-TranRadiii Jiawp Snow featuring Johnny Green nd his Orchestra with Trudy Wood and Jimmy Blair soloists Fidler' Hollywood Oonsip Vie and- Bade dramatic sketch tOO-NRC! -Amos' ini Arleta of Melody presents Charles Martin Thrill Producer Phil Duey soloist Mono 'in the Morgan Ma 9 Morgan Freddie Rich's orchestra Frances Langiord gniemt artist Vallee' orchestra I "A' L-Love Tales 9 --Letts Thomparin'it o'rehestra NPWII Fernando-ir Orchettra Senators in Washin is with viewing wart I of the itimental 'Ann's ling 'Pl' "era rchestra IV Blair ollywood dramatic charier' an Igli Freddie angiord istra wotra Washin- Anxious Mother Seeks Word Front Son An anxious mother who would like to hear from her son? Monday spurred police to hunt for Edward Meyer reported to be in Salt Lake City The officers received word from Mrs Addle Meyer Indianapolis -that is "very anxious to know if her son is all mother has received no word from the son In many months officers said Liquor Board Maps Hunter Man Accused Of Liquor Distil lino Jim Paris 50 of Bunter was charged with carrying oh the business of a distiller without bond and of concealing untaxed moonshine whisky in a complaint filed Monday with United States Commissioner Edward Dunn Enforcement agents of the Utah liquor commission raided Paris' farm Saturday confiscating a 50- gallon copper still complete and two gallons of moonshine whisky officers reported Booked at the Salt Lake county jail Paris was released on $500 bond 03 -a (4 lc: '1 i Tg- 91 71 i 1350 41 -01 thr 11 I I 8 j81 Enforcement Plan Cooperation with all law enfoicement agencies will be sought in plans now under consideration by the liquor 'control commission it was announced by the commission Monday as Wallace West prepared to assume direction of the body's enforcemtn division Tuesday Also scheduled to take office Tuesday were newly appointed members of the commission's legal staff including Parnell Black-E Howe Moffat and George Lunt No immediate changes in the enforcement division's personnel are now contemplated the commission said 2 Poitscripts Time on the Air a Xiii--1teereation Week Program Guest Speaker 3 News Postserints- 3 Afternoon Neighborz- 4 I of -Mountain Hush" 'with Martin Raye and pt 4:1 bulletitia 4 WI ta' Radio Coln mrt Weir Halt of the Mann Dorothy Drea- flu and Alice Cornett 5 Broadcasters' Review 5 Annie 6 News 6 Dance en 6 Oakie's College with Benny Goodtriates orchestra and guest stars 7 KR We Remember with Peggy and Bill 7 Miracles Melodies Franklyn MacCorrnack Jerk Fulton Adventures of Jimmy Allen 8 Cafe with Al Joleon' Parkyakaripss Martha Rays and Victor Young's orchestra the Fun Go By with Al Pearce and HigGans-- Woolloott the Town Crier Time: the orchestra: Hugh Porter baritone and Han' Fist Re cc Style Chats of Industry Keincation male QUAa it and anent speaker 10 Neve Loftier and his Ira from Seltair il Peterson and his Old Mill orchestra 11 Gray's orchestra Midnight j2 Carleon end his ort chestra A Prima and- hie 'Tai- cheiura Pontrelll and 1na or chestre Area Adv) Colorado Homes Crops Damaged by Flood DELTA Colo June 14 UP-Families in the village of Austin silt kInd debris Monday from homes soaked by a 30-foot wall of water which also ruin ed the western Colorado community's best crops in years The torrent rushed over the hamlet Sunday night when the reservoir wall of Hart's basin collapsed loosing 3400 acre feet of water vv" let Sunday night when the reser- volt wall of Hart's basin collapsed 'eosin iz 340o Re re feet of water limning KUL I Crt UI WLCIL Boise 1 74 741 52 i 00 Clear Cheyenne 68 42 I Chlesgo 68 82 58 201 00 Clear Denver 52 6S1 I 32 Ram Grd Ian 584 00'C11y- Helena 861 724 46i 12 00Cidy akin City' 801 82 861 00 Clear Lander 621 64 414 00C1dy xLos An 701 74 581 00Clear sift P-M 781 80 80i 00 cid Modena 761 781 561 18 00 eld Needles 981 0S1 7011 00 eld Need lex 981 981 'Mt" AO cid xN York Rol sai so! 00ciiy I 1341 80t 041Clear 81 981 Win 00Cidy Pocatello I I 1 441 1 1 1 I OPENING OF RADIO STATION KSUB at CEDAR CITY POSTPONED Due to an unfortunate accident while constructing the antenna tower causing its collapse and serious damage the official opening' of 'KSUB which was planned for Thursday tvening has been postponed indefinitely Announcement of the new opening date will be made in sufficient time to allow preparation by everyone concerned RADIO STATION KSUB CeciarCityt Utah (Mv) Theft Hearing Scheduled Preliminary bearing for Hersche Bland 30 2 East Burton avenue on a grand larceny charge Monday was set by City Judge Levcrich for June 21 Bail was set at $1000 Eland is charged with having stolen brass hose couplings and valves from the Utah Copper company May 34- Another count in the saline complaint charges him 'with receiving stolen property- Poriland 1 SRI 781 58 14 1' Rain Vuoblo 1 721 IAJ SW I flfl cidy Reno 7n 78 4S '141 00(11dy Gets Death Sentence St Louis I 88 10' 00 Clear i tTArt Lake 72 77 60 I Cid" Diego 88 7(r An In 00 Ciriv 'ATLANTA June 14 Fru As 73 in 00 Clity iaekson negr9 chauffeur was 1:22 in' r3ideyld teneed Monday to death in the eleezT0epon As tric-rhaltna after he 68t 92 414 441111111 pleadeu guilty xo toren staying II 40 Old Yuma 96---11if 00p cid Auto Victim Dies CHINOOK Mont June 14 Louis Guinn 23 of Beicourt died Monday at the Fort Belknap hospital a9 a result of injuries believed to have been inflicted by Olt-and-run automobire driver He foundunconscious on the highway 20 athics eaat of Harlem toti 10 Ilrfng's Trume I I Witching 11 nf If a 0- a I I orehepttn 12 Ypung's Lowle Orchestra Might (Pa)ct Advertisement) rs nitilt 0 rs Fltpcer May 29 aairport ration -H 1 flo X--.