Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1920-02-07 | Page 4 | Other Points of View

1 Other Points of ot Vi View w I SOME EMINENT EXT SHOES IN IX Timi STREET Hard for human beings to see sec very vcr far tar ahead even ahead even financiers Not ot so to long ago ago bankers believed automobiles I I wo would l become a drug rug on the market and when William C. C Durant wanted tc bu buy the tc Ford Motor tar for M O million cash he couldn't raise the mone money in Wall Wail street Yc Well the 1920 automobile output looks t like three million milon cars with signs of at still more wanted and the Ford compan company com corn pan pany Is worth about forty times Its value ten is years ago So with wIh movies Bankers saw sa them as a passing passinG craze SUre sure to gc to the lie wall wail Producers wal were ere given time the loud Ha In the financial district But Bul now now ool look tor for or the motion moton picture quotations along with steel railroads rubber rub rub- ber and such The Time Goldwyn Pictures corporation to cite only one Instance has interested the Du Pouts Ponts and the tho Chase Securities company compan shares are to be sold The movies a as a new lew sec rl security have havo o hn arrived When Whon you Invest today In Charlie Chaplins Chaplin's shoes or Mary Man Mal ringlets veteran bankers do not necessarily regard yo you ou as In need of or Institutional restraint arc are more apt to commend you ou for tor your our astuteness The The Business for February