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Show TIIE HERALD-REPUBLICA- SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, SUNDAY, MARCH 19, 1916 N, FEDERAL RESERVE KING WILLIAM GETTING BANKS INCREASING DISCOUNT BUSINESS FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL SWING DOWNWARD GIVEN WHEAT MARKET central The thi United States timent RUMORS PEACE BY Marrh 18. Possibllitleit of a freah downward awlim xave pe.irc wheat market- - Quotathe to today et tions closed rTvoii. 1 to s.lllft'i and at .o$f lowrr with May flnlrhe.t Ittl to U July itandI.ojl.at t.'irrn eff i to Sif. Providown to 15c sion wound up unrhangffl hUhir. From nt.'.rt to fln!h wftfat prices which r.ero ruled chiefly by selling from ijirnpan wau Krestion rfu!td hovtllttte that Ihp end of remote. perhaps not Liverpool assTtrd that rutnori f peace wrre regarded Lchtlv by Hrltlsh tradfrom quotations er, hut the fart athat decline was notable JJverpool nhowfi construe. hre a more n r ircnerally Indlratlrt? th real outlook. rurally "Week-entakinff by horti led profit to Kome liht rallies In the wheat of but none that seemed to market, lAStinc sort. About the only export ;le lieurd of was 10'V0O bushel In Chteasro. Corn wa .mrlMv affe-te- l by the tn wheat. The market felt the deltre Influence aloo of mcaKeriitss of ship-piInquiry. othT Oat eKr.e.l with were sail tograin. have transaction"Canadian Jlsport been confine! to oai. to lift llisher f. Forkon latfed h"? tended owing: more provision. of dissatisfaction or lea to with re lull re;rt prices. TUnjre of the lending futures: 'l'"-" i U tah, t l.o w. o. ChI-as:- Pl:o-i-the- r iiu-i-atr- t.e -- 1 d .. Stay Jn'tv i t'oiiN ....I Miy JmIv O. " Mar T.rr .... VitV.K- . o - . rri .til .i Mv ...r 11. IT V m 11.27 11.5. 11.17 I - 12.o 7i t .. i 42 11. TS .o. 11. 27 11. 92 u.t; white. Utah-Idah- re !. 1.0S - r.nru, i.n 3 yellow,2 nomln;!: UNo. T'. No. white. 2 'i)1f7l: No. 3 2'i 4 I. 4 T.? ! l:ye No.6 2.u 3 5. i. Timothy I V7S. 10 Flover Fork 2 1.2.Mr i2.7S. If r ley lard Rib .t 7. 1 1 I -- "3 11. ) U 11.33. STOCKS. INCREASE LOANS AND DECREASE RESERVES New York. March IS. The atatement of the actual condition of clearing house banks and trust companies for.- Amalgamated Sugar hold The the week shows that they reserve In excess of lgal This Is a decrease of from week. The statement follows: $133,-3".l4- 2 : $3.3SS.S24.6O0 in own vaults, of Is $417,671,000 i:fi !ecrets neerv federal In banks ortd Inrrasi"in other KerT tor. ln-res.- 22.503,000 4S.S2S.( 8,70V) 0 re- - ... 170.343.000 i.eii.ooo deposi t.:52.of s Net demand deposits infrmsf Net time deposits 3.4 1 ,24.0O 1,0 i.00 14.l7.noo 15,50T0'-S2X.00- Ifiir.e Circulation 9 31.frt.000 2.2.0rtO 72ft.122.fi-reserve Aticrrrite reserve . . 13J.3M.S0 2.132.20) Ierre.i cf state bank and trust S'immry eomparlesi In Greater N'W York not In clearing house statement: ete ... O2.lt0.200 Increase . . . 4.431.701 te.-re,is- e; 0 Fr.;t eil Ir, Inres Fp-l- 57,721. oo 2.S0O J. 927.400 e . . . thecal tender Ir.ereas . . . T,fal P'erea r?an! rte-r-- .lf 22 3.3 00 55.4 13.t0 .. 2.16l.v0 cash reserve In vault votnrariles cash re Trut serve In vault 11.S41.SP0 SS.KMoO HIt. Ttr.W YOttK March 1? Flour Lower York, to stl. Wheat Spot weak; No i durum. 1.23f: No. 2 hard. 1 2i, N l northern and No. 1 northern Man-ItofetJluth.1.551.211. f. o. b. New York. Futures Mav. 1.1S. nk: .Co. Corn Soot 2 yellow. 121 c. I. f. New York. )ta Soot easy; standard. 50; No. 3 m. wk: e3 white. 43?i So. IS. Mercantile Nw Tork. per. Sf?3 per rnf. r Mils. 4.72; Sterling; Sixty-da4. 77. eahl.s. 4.Ji Mexican dollar. 42 M-rc- Government bonds steady; pade-msrr- d. railroad ao-pl- all the jrood real estate loans avc can secure as a Avise grocer treats 3ou so 3011 will buv from him con-tinnal- l", so we e nde a v o r to treat our clients that thcvwill borrow from us as loner as thev can use inoncv to - ad-vanta- ge. Co.. o Uxan LOAII 5 COMPANY TRUST 9 8 .......... Co. .. Susar 10 20 1 12 12 7 9 113 150 M. ! BONDS. Con. By. i. Tower It. O. pfd. Sec. Distillers' ICrie io.Vo'o 4,200 400 '43j 46j 38 37$ 171 64 47J 96 17 48 37 General Klectrlc . 16ft 169, 122 Gt. North, pfd. 1.500 46j 46 G. North. Ore ctfs 46J 200 103 103 103 Illinois Central .. 2.100 17i 16 161 Inter. Con. Corp. 6,300 48j 471 47J Cop. . Inspiration 1091 Inter. Harvester 27 K. C. Southern .. 300 78 .... 788 781 Lehigh &.Valley 124ft Nash. Iouls. Mexican Pet. ... 27,600 iiii il28 113 Miami Copper ... 1,100 37i 361 361 M 10 K. A: Tex. pfd 4! Missouri Pacific 123 National Biscuit 68 National Lead . . 16J Nevada Copper N. Y. Central 1,000 10511051 105ft 66 6611 N. Y.. N. II. 200 H. 66 Norfolk & West. 19,400 1248 122 1231 1131 Northern Pacific 25 200 26J 26 Pacific Mall 36 Pac. Tel. & Tel. ... 300 571 578 57g Pennsylvania 2.000 24 i 24 Con. Copper Itiy m 87 88 Heading & Steel 8.500 1.200 641! 63 531 Hep. Iron 99 99 1,600 99 Southern Pacific 200 218 218 21 Southern Railway Studebaker Co. .. 5.700 147(1411 1461 300f 571 57l 57ft Tennessee Cop. .. Texas company .. 1.000i203J'20liM 202 700 133i;i33jl33i Union Pacific ... .... 83-66JPrefered U. S. Steel 19.6001 86i! 86 Preferred 82 83 Utah Copper .... 2.200 200 91 Western Union .. 90) 91 9.500 68 671 68 El. Westinghouse Int. Mar. pfd. ... 6,900 73ft 72ft 72 27 200 28 V.'fth. H. pfd 27ft Kennecott Copper 9,200 671 56j) 56( . . .1480 (Jen. Motors Total sales for day 318,000 shares. 8 $165.00 198.50 200.00 200.00 18.00 11.00 101.50 97.00 WHERE MONEY GROWS Tlie finest Subdivision in the city, located on paved well-know- tender notes, silver, Legal etc v 11.304,000 Total reserve $345,777,000 Bills discountea and bought: Maturities within ten days$ 6,773.000 From 11 to 30 days .. 12,128,000 20,311,000 From 31 to CO days .. From 61 to 90 days .. 16,272,000 Over 00 days 2,016.000 $ 57,700,000 Total Investments: U. s. bonds .$ 39,213.000 33,034,000 Municipal warrants assets Total $129,947,000 reserve notes, net 24,608,000 Federal earning Due from federal reserve 16.248.000 banks, net All other resources 5,028,000 ...... $521,608,000 Total resources LIABILITIES. $ 54.937.000 Capital paid in Government deposits 32,380,000 4 23,2o9,00O Reserve deposit, net Federal reserve notes, net. 10,203,000 Federal reserve bank notes In circulation 631,000 . All other liabilities 148,000 Total liabilities $521,608,000 Gold reserve ag"alnst net deposit and note liabilities. 74.4 per cent. Cash reserve net deposit and 76.9 per cent. note liabilities, against Cash reserve against net deposit liaaside 40 per cent bilities after setting net liagold reserve aggregate against reserve notes in cirbilities, on77.federal S per cent. culation, LIVE STOCK. Chicago. March 18. Hog receipts 10,000; weak at 5c advance. Bulk. 9.55 W9.70; light. 9.1 5 fi 9.70; mixed. 9.25 fo 9.70; heavy. 9.25(0' 9.75; rough. 9.25 9.40; pigs. 7.65(3 8.65. Cattlti Receipts. 100; steady. Native beef cattle, 7.509.85; western steers, 7.406? 8.60: stockers and feeders. 6.00Sr 8.25: cows and heifers, 3.80 8.70; salves. 8.2510.75. Receipts, 500: steady. Wethers.Sheep 8.20tf?8.90; ewes, 6.00(8.65; lambs, 11.50. 9.50 Omaha. March 18. Hogs Receipts, Heavy. 9.20 ft 9.40; light. pigs, 8.0009.00; bulk, 9.15 9600: lower. 9.00 9.25. 9.3; Cattle Receipts. 200; steady. Native steers. 7.50ift9.25; cow3 and heifers. 5.50 6J7.50: western steers. 6.258.O0: Texas steers. 6.00 7.00; stockers and feeders, 6.00(u8.00. Sheep Receipts. 100: steady. Yearlings 8.50 (ft 10.00: wethers, 7.758.50; lambs. 10.60(311.35. debtedness was between $3000 and $4000. One of the directors of King William said yesterday that the company will be reorganized, the debts liquishortly dated and work resumed. The plan is to make a 1,000,000 share company. Each of the old stockholders will be of coming in share given the privilege he meet an assessfor share provided ment of half to one cent a share. This will be levied to clean up all debts and fund. the company a working give Centennial-Eu-rek- a Two years ago the had a $250,000 bond and lease on the adjoining King William, and did While $CO,000 in development work. war this work was still on the worldcounbroke out, the panic struck the try, this work was suspended and the lease forfeited. It is known that on the Grand CenWilliam ha3 ore tral side the or two places. in one King showing One of Tintic's most prominent consaid some time ago sulting to King William's physical relative engineers value: "King William has the Tintic As long as limestones. of this kind of ground there is a block so long King William has unprospected, a chance to make a mine. There is lots of grounds untouched by pick or undisturbed by powder." SCRANTON RESUMES ZINC ORE SHIPMENTS Nels Nelson, who was out in Northa states that Tintic during the week, force of about thirty men is now Scran-tobeingn the property of the kept busy at company, Eureka the says Mining Scranton is the oldest P.eporter. ofThe Tintic section North the producer and during the years that it has worked under the management of Newton H. Dunyon many thousands of dollars worth of lead and zinc ores were shipped. The work which is under way at toe mine at this time Is being handled by on Salt lake parties who have a islease underall of the old workings. It stood that the leasing comnany has subleased portions of the property and ten canoaOs of oro that already about from the mine. The have been removed its bulk of this ore will be shipped for leud values and the remainder is a zinc of good grado. prodvet which The Scranton-- J phi on , the north, is the Scranton adjoins n!so active, a small force being put to work a few daysa ago. This ground continuation of the has undoubtedly and the prospects Scranton vein main of getting Into some commercial ore are exceedingly good. Another North Tintic property on ore-beari- street, between Seventh and Ninth East, Eleventh South streets. MARLBOROUGH PLACE is surrounded by Modern Homes in 'HEART of southeastern residence district, one block from Liberty Park; has all modern improvements curbing, sidewalks, trees, sewers, paved streets, and building restrictions. Only ten minutes' ride from business center on the Ninth East or Wandamere car lines. BUILDING SITES are now selling 25 per cent cheaper than any similar property can be purchased in any part of the city. 'THESE PRICES will not last long. Those who buy now will improved quickly reap the profit of advancing values on close-iresidence property. Buy your building lot in restricted district, where you know what vour surroundings will be. n, Hoffman Brothers Loan & Trust Co. ng r.r,v-''tv- 16. 00 305.00 1050.00 20 420. 10 165.00 193.00 $00.00 18 12 20 14 10 7 1 5. CO 65 27.10 310.09 180.09 87. 22 E. First South. Wasatch 244. (Owners.) which development work is now under air from the Daly West. However, this way is the North Stranton. Tnis ground is expected to be remedied at once, is owned by Lehl people and Alex. and the work pushed ahaad. Adams is in charge of the work. Nels Nelson and Gus Doetsch also MINE IS have some very promising claims in STARTING TO PRODUCE hat section and expect to do some work In the near future. Ore is now being hoisted at the Uvada Copper, company's mine near DALY WEST MILL WILL l, according BE OPERATING SOON Pioche, M.the old M. to Johnson, the manager and One of the directors of the Daly West consulting engineer, who expected to made the statement yesterday that leave last for southern Nevada. from the way in which prog- He expectsevening judging old mine will bo the that ress is being made in cleaning up the summer. this new mill, the favorable nature of the quite aproducer weather, there should be ample water that the mill may be started up on a METAL QUOTATIONS scale within thirty days. The pretty big work is continuing in the mine, and New York. March 18. Copper, steady; first-clas- s ore forwarded each week. electrolytic, nearby, 28, 00fY 28.50 ; Juno and later deliveries. 27.00(27.50. Silver, 57 cents. NEW QUINCY PUSHING Iron unchanged. WORK WITH TWO SHIFTS pcp At London, bar silver 27 ounce. Two shifts are now pushing work at per cent. Money. the New Quincy Consolidated Mining FltEE LECTURE. The company property at Park work was going along veryCity. satisfac- Pastor J. P. McPherson of New York until the past few days some at Unity hall Sunday at 3 p. m. torily has been caused by insufficient delay DAY-BRISTO- L i Day-Bristo- 3-- 110.0) 139. 12 fi S 8 20 18 22 8 15 IS 12 S 10 11 11 j20 , , . . We Buy, Sell and Quote U0 27.00 0.50 103.09 196.50 140.00 99.00 124.00 420.00 "Huapp Motoir Csur 432.00 322.00 118.00 225.00 200.00 165.00 125.00 km paid THIS company cash and slock dividends for aTm years. ff Dividends for thm year 1I1S wera 32 in cath ad 280 In stock. fj January shipraenta wra 87 greater than out year 166.00 17.00 217.00 95.00 202.00 418.00 397.50 ago. fj On February 1st tla company had an Increase of 208 of order en Its books for February aJn over last year. tfOn February 17th they turned out 101 cars, establishing a new winter sea son record. and Jackson ?'The Detroit are being operated to full capacity. fj Seven hundred orders for immediate delivery ex ceed the scheduled pro dvction. fj Buy now for Increase la price and dividend. fj Our market letter and special bulletins will keep yon posted on the market for all automobile and la dus trial stocks. fjTkii service Is free. ASK FOR IT i Co.. 95 5 5 97i 4- -' -3 ritonucK. Hlgln. 111.. March 18. Butter. 35 tubs sold at 36. Chicago. March IS. Butter Higher; creamery SO"?! 26. Fggs lower; receipts 14.S6S cases; firsts. 19ffl9i; ordinary firsts. lSlSJ; at mark, cases Included. 19fl9. 34 Potatoes Itecelpts cars; unchanged. alive Unchanged. Poultry sic; AH.18. Haw sugar, easier; molasses. 3.12; centrifugal, 5.89. lieflned steady. The market for futures was easier under scattered liquidation prompted by report of freer offerings In the spot net lower. market, closed 3 to 13 points closed 4.7S; July, 4. S3; September, May 4. Si; December, 4.49. ld 44i OOOOOQdGOOQOQOOOOGGOQ0OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO o o o 169 OC 13.53 117.00 Tenth and d flS Slid ii - - -- Op iS - 1 -- fjf M i- pIB i m . tCltyi ..... 64 46 96 Salt Iike Vallev City rfdg 96i Bit. Sumpter 84 Utah Light & Power Co. 4 4 95 Utah Light & Power Co. 56 56 102 Utah Hotel Co Utah State Capitol Hldg. 4 2f 104 17 in each Instance. Add accrued Interest to quotations on bonds. 1- .. 1.900 65 55 8,800 48J 47 21.900 97J 951 STOCKHOLDERS PLAN RESOURCES. Gold co'.i and certificates in vcult $253,880,000 During the past week the King WilGold settlement fund 78,970,000 liam Mining company's Tintic property fund Gold was sold under sheriff's sale and bid redemption with U. S. treasurer 1,623,000 in, according to arrangement, by J. A. n Hogle. one of the directors, and a Total gold reserve $334,473,000 broker. The amount of the in- . 7" 12 12 8 1 Alta club I). o 260.00 86.00 155.00 20 I 7.. C. New York. TRACY ! READY TO REORGANIZE; . Co., I Utah-Idah- - : WE WAHT ILcm. etc Increase R . Utah National !1 State bank Utah Savings & Trust Co Walker Bros. Bankers.. 10 Zlon's Savings Bank & 8 Trust Co ACTUAL CONDITION. -- I. Colo. Fuel Iron Steel ... Crucible & 3 .0 E. bonds steady. nVAPOHATWl nti iTi. e New York. March 1 Kvaporated aorlcots and steady; prunes quiet:dull. peaches steady; raisins lt O " Beneficial Life Insur10 ance Co Co.. Barnes Banking 20 Kaysvnie of American Fork 10 Bank 12 Hank of Heber City Hank of Southern Utah. 12 Cedar Consolidated Wagon & 7 Machine Co Continental Life Insurance Co National Continental bank National bank.. Ieeret Ieseret Savings bank.. Davis bank. County 20 Karmlngton Farmers St. Stockgrow- cr bank First National bank. 12 Iayton First National bank.j 12 Ogden First National tank.J 8 Murray First National bank.j 8 Iogan National bank.' Firt !1S Hrigham Gutrdlan Casualty & '.12 Co ttuaranty libber J. Grant r Co... (16 uome rire inav ranee 10 Co. Hotel Utah Operating 10 Inland Crystal Salt Co.. preferred Intermountaln Life Insurance Co Kamaa State bank Knight Trust & Savings tank. I'rovo Sugar Co. Hank McCornlck Co., ers Merchants" bank ...... Mountain States Tel. A Tel. Co National Hank of the 12 Kepubllc National City bank ..... 6S National Copper bank .. 8 Ncphl National bank ... 12 Ocden Savings bank 12 Ogden State bank I'rovo Commercial A 12 Savin? bank Salt Lake Security & Trust Co State Hank of Hrigham 10 City State Bank of Garfield.! 18 FangJltch Hank of Millard State County. Fillmore Rich- .10 State Bank of mond Thatcher Bros. Banking 10 hleh 3 ' ItEW YORK CITY BANKS .T.eirve A Vr Chi.. It. I. li. Chio Copper -- s '. 1 I ! . 1 Allls-Chalme- rs 11.52 11 . naru. i.w; No. pr J 12.0' I 0. half-yearl- .4:1 11.32 2 1 2 I. ,t I ! 0. . J No 2 red. 1.09: No ,u. i.; Cprn I . . . i.4 1.05 j and all lines of trade are preparing for an active IN SECURITIES MARKET jtpTinfr. ays the weekly letter of John C. Cutler. Jr. In Utah March Is ahead of that of last year. business Fnlr weather has New March 18. Feace rumors, helped retail trade. In the country inspiredYork, La part by significant utterdistricts the soil u being prepared su-rfor ances attributed to leaders of the enWithin a few varly beplanting. t seed will be planteddays In the tente allies' cause, contributed to the Oifden district, and, as spring advances, heaviness of war marlarice acreage will be planted to beets ket, those Issues shares in today's 1 to 3 from receding in Utah county and near the sugar facand affecting kindred stocks to tories in other parts of Utah and in apoints like degree. These rumors were Idaho. heightened by a new low record718.for As usual, diversified crops of barley, German which fell to tomatoes celery, oats, Declinesexchange, in specialties were neutraland cornpotatoes, on a more ex- ized will be plantedwheat, In part by the further strength of tensive scale, than ever before, on ac- shares of the coal carrying roads, Norcount of the brlKht outlook lor jrood & Western rising 21 to th new folk I prices axatn. The Kurop'an wp.rcloth-Inj-asc record of 1241 on persistent rumors of caused an immense demand for an early Increase in the dividend rate. for the troops and the price of wool Chesapeake & also responded to has risen greatly, so that the owners reports of new Ohio of a character financing of shep in Utah will set hiKh piices favorable to shareholders. for their wool clip this season. There were gains in some of the InThe quarterly dividend period is as fertilizing active specialties, such and and during the next thirty and distilling General Issues, on the Chemical was distinguished among the lays moat of th institutions d their reKular, and in some Industrials for Its advance llt will payspecial dividends. of 20 points to 330 on one sale. Final instances, Th Zion's Saving bank pays its showed some recovery from lowstockholder dividends amounting to prices est levels, but the undertone was irMonday. 3'.yu regular. The Home Fir Insurance Action of the heads of the eastern will pay $12,000 to Its stockholders on railroads in appointing a committee to March 31. handle the problem of freight congeso The to bring Puitar company Mill tion Is expected relief J per c i.t, to a situation of growing speedy pay the regular dividend of seriousness. and a special rdvtdend of 1 per cent, on Exporters are arranging for the charMarch 31 to stockholders of record ter of ndditlonal vessels to carry fresh March 1. The stock transfer books of supplies to Kngland and France. ItefleTMlon of the week's activity In the company closed Saturday and will be reopened Monday at 10 a. in. The, the stock market was furnished by total disbursement amounts to $2S3,-t- ri the hank statement, which showed an . actual loan expansion of almost M. I. ha declared Its regThe 35. C. with a corresponding gain in y ular dividend of 4 per cash, while reserves decreased $2,832,-0ami a special of cnt per cent to Honda ruled steady, with nominal stockholders of record March 21, payable on April 13. The amount af.thurscd dealings In today's market. Total wilt be iioT.sar.rtd. sales par value, were $1,625,000. United States bonds were unchanged The Consolidated Wagon Machine cent divldottd, on call during the week. company pays 11 KW YOItlv STOCK LIST. amounting toto$42.7&0, April 1. the sugar clause of the According CI. Undrwood tariff act sugar would go ! Sales. II. f 1 1 next. F.ut on the. aft free list t - after May . . .mn . 20 21 . . J 20J 1.000 t me Alaska Gold iiii ine weeK ( iiau.se SI I 1.100 311 31 administration1 bill to retain passeu the pres- Am. Sug. Beet . .. 1.200 73 72 73 ent tariff of cent a pound on sugar. American Can .. 9.300 641 63 4 63 It is the Senate will do like- Am. Locomotive . 17.300 81i 79i 9 wise. expected Smelt. & Itef., . 2,000jl02 lOliilOl This news, and the threatened A. Preferred Ill drouth In Cuba, with the heavy de- Am. Sug. Refining 1.800 1124! 111 J'll2i mand for sugar by European countries, Am. Tel. & Tel. . . 2001129 j:i29 J 129ft and the high pries for refined supar, Am. Tobacco 1193 192 600,155 caused the serisattonal advance this Anaconda Copper 878 4.4001 87f 87 o fAA'lai week In company Sugar 103) Atchison a stock to $17 share, vx dividend, at Baldwin Ixco. ... 10.000 1129 HlflllU which It stands today. 600 89 & ( 891 9i Sales have ben made lately In Con- H. . 527 Steel Bethlehem solidated Wagon & Machine company Brook. It. Tran. . 85g at $1)1.S0 a share, and In other stocks California Pet. .. 24 i 25 900 25 and bonds at market figures. 800; 167 1663 167 Canadian Pacific . Cutler quotations: 65i 66 f'entral &Leather. . . 2.900 551 Ohio Chesa. 4,400 651 64) 641 131 1.100 13) 13 hl. Gt. Western Mi!. P. 1,100 95 951 95 St. Chi., o -3 127 ; tnwest. Chi. a r $23.-000,09- 4 . 11. ....f .... 12." . . . Wheat .o l.M j: 11.42 nil.-- 74 i j 22. 22 Jul- . t : ti.o; I .741 May J'ltV May- i l..,S is encouraging-- sen- la confident Utah-Idah- 'lo. ' WTiifAT OF DEALINGS ccn-pan- ri-- " - FEATURE In , high-price- ns I situation ar .! 1 business SHARES' WEAKNESS WA LOCAL SECURITIES I Washington, March 18. Bills discounted and bought by federal reserve banks during the past week amounted to $3,000,000 more than in the previous week. A statement of the banks' condition March 17 issued today by the reserve board shows: March V. M. Sheridan t Co. (io Yeses ti Business In Chlcare 2 .eurlty BuUrflnr - CHICAGO 1LS9 o o iknd o o o o 0 The o o o o o o 0 o 0 o o o o o o o Goto, the Movie will Herald epii Mieai G G 0 0 0 GOOD FOR ONE PART OF A ALMOST ALL GOOD MOVING PICTURE THEATRES ACCEPT UNIVERSAL THEATRE TICKETS When Re- deem Universal UTAH. AMERICAN, Salt Lake. Halt Lake. LIBERTY, Lake. REX, Salt ISIS, Salt Lake. PHOTOPLAY:, Salt Lake. liMI'IHE, Salt Lake. JITNEY, Salt Lake. PRINCESS. Sugar House, PALACE, Magna. HAPPY IIOUK, Murray. COLUMBIA, Provo. ELLEN, Provo. PRINCESS, Provo. SEEMORE, Garland. REX, Richfield. EKO, Price. VYNER, Providence. VYNER. Richmond. REX. Logan. VYNER. Smithfield. HILLY aRD, Smithfield. LA'TONIA, Layton. COPPER FIELD, Bingham. PRINCESS, Delta. BOUNTIFUL OPERA HOUSE. KAYSILLE OPERA HOUSE. OPERA FARMINGTON HOUSE. ORIENT THEATRE, American Fork, Utah. TOOELE OPERA HOUSE. JOHNSON'S, Tooele. 0 0 0 O Pocatelle. REX, Blackfoot. ISIS, ORPHEUM, Blackfoot. ISIS, Preston. ZEUS, Preston. LUBINS THEATRE, Malad, Idaho. DON IDAHO. JIALAD OPERA HOUSE. WYOMING. WYOMING. Evanston. NEW KEMMERER, Kem- - merer. VZtTLZ the stores listed below under the heading, Business Houses, for in addition to giving moving picture tickets in exchange for coupons they give tickets for purchases made at their business. of places the Merchants and Moving Pictures have The to hands you get Free Tickets. help joined Herald-Republic- Herald-Republica- louses Will Redeem lave Your Coupons Exchanged SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. Martin Coal Co., 47 S. Main. Keeley Ice Cream Co., 55 S. Main. Salt Lake Knitting, 70 S. Main. Owl Drug Co., 10 S. Main. Shlplers, 144 S. Main. Herald-Republica- W. R. Herrick, 170 W. South Temple. S. G. Spencer, 240 State. A. B. n for Tickets Q LOGAN. UTAH. 0 0 0 Cheney Economy Supply Co. AMERICAN FORK, UTAH. Fifth East Wm. Thornton Drug Co. American Fork bakery." SMITHFIELD. UTAH. South. W. O. Anderson. TREMONTON. UTAH. Drug Store, Waldron & Harris, Gen. Mer. Drug Store, Thompson & Scott, drugs. HYRUM, UTAH. South and Home Mercantile company. MURRAY, UTAH. Witherspoon Drug Co., and Broadway. J. M. Butler, 462 E. Second Whitworth's Eighth. East 802 E. Second South. Greenewald Furniture Co., S3 W. Whitworth's Third East 301 E. Second South. Broadway. Drug Co., Seventh Lloyd Butter-KIPopcorn Stand. Kenyon Seventh East. Hotel. Liberty Shoe Shining Parlor, 170 S. Shoe State. Basement Speicher's Store, Judge building. Lion Drug Co., 564 Third avenue. Vandyke-Davidso- n Pharmacy, Seventh South Drug Co., 380 S. Sherwood's and State. Main. Pharmacy, 401 S. Ninth Ed. Hogan, Grocery, 3 49 S. West Vermillion East. Temple. Pharmacy, 400 E. Eleventh Model Shoo Repairing Co., 106 W. Waterloo South. Second South. Sixth Avenue Drug Co., E street and Sixth avenue. Hoover Drug Co., 201 W. Second South. West Side Pharmacy, Eighth West and Second South. Coombs Drugr Co., Fourth South and Acme Pharmacy, Ninth East anc" State. South. Tenth G. C. Phillips, 224 E. Fifth South. Thompson Grocery, 1123 E. Twelfth L. W. Greenig, 46 E. Fourth South. South. Repairing Co., 1115 E. Salt Lake Cleaning & Dyeing, 265 S. Progress Shoe Twelfth South. State. Candy Co., 2110 S. Eleventh Sugar Keelcy's, 260 S. State. East. 80 E. South. Second Dayton Drug Co., Drug Co., Twelfth South and Johnson & Erickson, 118 E. Second Granite Eleventh East. South. Shoe BaseRepairing Shop, Paragon ' and South Dustin Drug Co., First ment bxiilding. Templeton State. J. L. Borg, Fourth East and Fourth Shepherd Grocery, 178 E. First South. South. 265 W. North Standard Leary's Cash Grocery, Shoe Repairing Co., 155 E. Temple. Broadway. 401 N. West. Second Wallace Pharmacy, TI. Grocery, 2204 S. SevWilliam Blair, Groceries, 1045 & Sev- A. enth Richards East. enth East. Fassell Grocery. 619 E. Fourth South. Hardin Mercantile Co., 375 W. South N. B. K. store, 814 E. First South. J. H. Hulse & Sons. 703 S. West Temple. Temple. st H5OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOGOQ0 an n, These Business Coupons 0 0 0 0 presented "before May 1, 1916, at any redeeming station. 20 PARTS MAKE Herald-Republica- These Theatres Q UNIVERSAL MOVIE TICKET Glance over the list of theatres below. Aren't they of the very highest class? All of these theatres accept Universal tickets. You may now be admitted free to any one of these theatres if you n will clip the coupon from The each day. You will be assisted greatly with your Free Tickets if you patronize IT a. Huntington. IRIS. Murray. HIAWATHA, Hiawatha. REX, Hyrum. ELITE, Tremonton. NEVADA. EAGLE'S HALL, Carlln. o o o o HERALD-REPUBLICA- N MOVIE COUPON VsS Tickets o 0o o o o o o o o 0 o0 THE . 000 0 0 Murray Mercantile Co., 16 S. State St. Murray City Pharmacy.140 S. State St Murray City Bakery, MAGNA, UTAH. The Toggery. Union Mercantile & Baking Co. Olympia Candy Co. BOUNTIFUL. 0 Bountiful Drug Co. FARMINGTON. Rampton Drug Co. LAYTON. Stephens Bros. TOOELE, UTAH. Store. Economy H.Clothing Vowles. William Tooele Standard Furniture P. V. Morrell. Co. SANDY, UTAH. Sandy Mercantile Co. MALAD, IDAHO. R. T. Owens Co., Ltd.; Gen. Mer. IDA. POC-.TELL- O. 0 0 People's Market, East Center. Model Bakery, 341 E. Center. The Fair Store, 439 E. Center. N. M. Eldredge & Co., East Center. N. R. Eastman, East Center. the Jeweler, 344 Smith, E. W. Larson & Co., 3 48 E. Center. Peterson Book Store. White Hardware Co. Main Electric Co.. Pocatello. E.-Cen- ter. PRESTON. IDAHO. Economy Supply Co. Palm Pharmacy. 0Q 000 000 00000 oo 0 0 0 0 |