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Show 1 y-- T Fil t Friday, May 20,1921. EUBEXA BEFOBTEB Ike One Ditadeautage fa teeing I McOoniick Bask Taken Over By Walker Brothers nMmrmiumMwimmmniWisaRiv The brge banking business ot the MeCornlck A Co., at Balt Lake, waa takaa over by Walker Broa. Co tha death of W. 8. MeCornlck laat Wednesday moraine. Tha A Co. bank, one ot tha oldeat banking Inatltutlona In tha state, waa on that day closed and hereafter all ot its business will be handled at Walker Broa. Bank. MeCornlck A Cos, bank is said to have had deposits of nearly $7,000,000. Before acquiring the MeCornlck banking business Walker Bros. Co. had deposits ot nearly $10,000,000. During the early days of mining In Nevada Mr. MeCornlck built the foundation for the fortune which hei left his family. He took up his residence at Balt Lake. In 1S7I and In that year established the bank which he operated up until the day of his death. The members of his family, not caring to continue In the banking business, disposed of the business as stated above,. fol-lovi- ns ' St. fc v Michigan Paper Gives Information On Copper ALLISON in ft LAST CARD j it die feeling of certainty you'll not toe another mattery picture at gripping and thrilling for tome time to come. u It trampa all her previous triumphs A BAYARD VEILLER PRODUCTION AtLsptnlby Molly Parro from ITitxwrli Smilh'i Sslurday Ercnlng Pmt Slury Star Monday First Communion For Twenty Young People i V.-A- At the Catholic Church in this city ' last Sunday morning twenty young l- - folks received their first communion and following the services at the church the little folks were entertained at breakfast which the Catholic Womens League served at MtterfLVnion Hall. Those in. the Class were: iVtrlck Fennell, Vincent Duggan, Nell McCormick, James McCann, Clifford Smith, Philip Sullivan, William White, William Cronin, William Wilson, Frank Wilson, Evelyn Wilson, Mary Jane Walker, Frances Fields, Loretta Green, Helen Cronin, Gertrude Ann Stack, Ruth Barker, Nora Barker, Mary Robis, Louisa Tuckett. f Japanese Have Polite Bet Of Traffic Boles The following Is a translation of police instructions Issued to motorists In Japan: "When a passenger ot foot hove la sight, tootle the horn to him melodiously at first. If he still obstacles your passage, tootle him with vigor and express by word of Do month the warning, H1, Hi. "hotexplode the evhaust box, at wandering horse. Go smoothly by, or stop by ths roadside till he pass away." . ') - . The announcement by the copper producers of the suspension of operations does not come as a surprise to those who are familiar with the real situation In the metal market. Rather, there la occasion to wonder why such action has not been taken months ago for the mine that b been breaking even la Indeed rare. Because of the demoralised condition of tha copper market foi months, there is doubt If anyone to day can tell the exact amount ol surplus metal on hand in the United States and It Is even harder to d termlne the amount abroad. Tom of scrap copper, In the form of shell casings, picked up from tbe battle fields, are being shipped to this country by 'France and England to be refined and all of this metal represents a profit for it Is salvage. True the segregation of 400,000,' 000 pounds from the surplus, marks for export, relieves the domes! market of this amount of metal bn at the same time It decreases thi foreign market proportionately. Con sidering that production has equal to consumption and as a mat ter of feet shipments from loca smelters have' been far below thi output, only two courses by whlcl the surplus, could be reduced remain ed. One was to reduce productloi and the other to Increase the de mand. The producers obvlousl: have no control over the latter bu they have over the former and the; have taken the only alternatlvi under their control. This will hare a beneficial effec In' the long run for It will decrees the surplus, thereby bringing the de mand nearer a balance with the sup ply. And until this Is an actually there can be no hope for highe prleoo for the metal. Again, the lov price for copper is bound to be re fleeted In Increased uses for meta and manufacturers that have beei unable to utilise the metal becaust of Its high price now can con side: If the price of copper was low enough tbe metal would find Its way into building material and household utensils on a scale that would bring an unprecedented demand for It There also Is hope that eventual-o: ly the producers or at least many thorn, will manufacture their metal and such a step will enable the mlnei to operate In dull times to supply the manufacturing end of the bust nts. 1 t ' V.T IT?-- ' ; - Both the broom and the vacuum aweeper leave in the fibres of the rug or carpet a ' vast residue of dirt, mud, du$t, grease, street trackings and ' di art sir germs and have absolutely on effect on stains and : i . long bought. The t se the lowest priced. The development of hydro-electr- k power, which promises to beeouu world .wide, also calls for market for copper that will absorl enormous amounts of tha metal am affairs universally return normal, a big part of the mines pro ductlon, will be utilised for this pur pose. This Is an electric age and at cordingly there will be more i more uses found for copper.' Th recent advance In the stock of West Electric reflects buslnes iwghnn coming to that concern and whet ever electric goods are demands aad sold, copper is Involved. While the suspension Is Indeed ui fortunate there Is occasion to loo forward to real prosperity for th copper Industry once the surplus reduced to a point that warrants resumption of mining. It may t reasonably expected that consumer will buy large quantities of metal a once and with the supply cut on the surpltas will become smaller Gradually there will be an advanc In the price and with It will com the turning point and prosperity. There Is hope In the statement o the Anaconda officials who expres sed the opinion that the would bo only temporary. Normi production, they declared, would I resumed as general Industrial cond tlons became better and there Is ev denes that the turn for the bettc iif generally begun. Calumet New it. u arent satisfied i IRIVER NEB ft MABX CLOTHES Down Come Chevrolet Prices shut-dow- n The best low priced car on the market is the GHEVBOLET. It has always been so classed and at a single blow $175 has been dipped from the sale price. This brings this wonderful auto down to $799.51. If there ever was a bargain in any automobile this is it. Yon have got to spend a lot more money to get a car as good as the GHEVBOLET. o PARTI clothes that will out- er I I quality should be re It OF THANKS. spots, and do not brighten colors. Kaariltoa-Beac-h Mrs. John Dunn desires to extern Carpet Washor thoroughly , washes and leaves the her thanks to Eureka friends fo rug or carpet absolutely dean and their kindness In her bereavement sanitary, aad the color as bright as Mrs. Dunn Is especially grateful ti the Odd Fellows, to neighbors, th Mo matter how much effort yon officials of the L. D. 8. Church am put Into house cleaning. If your rags to all who assisted at the funeral o or carpets . have not 'been washed her husband, and also wishes t thank those who sent floral offer your house remains nnclean. BUSSELL will wash lags. The Anderson Garage Co. FBOVO, UTAH - - DJ. thaa tight on ths floor. - . Phone MT.MTgR PHONE ST. ANDREW'S CHURCH-- . Sunday School 1$ a. m. Evenln ptayer v- ad sermon-a- t DUNCAN, Tintic Bepresentative T1 V 282-- W . |
