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Show THE OGDEN 14 t TRADE REVIVES: IISS. TO BE HORIiLIWFALL OBSERVER SAYS Normal; Rail Traffic Grows; Oil Prices Lower Merf Are Sending to ; ! k Associates - NEW YORK,- - June 25. Business By ALBERT APPIE. Iwill be normal by fall. America's exports, measured in tons 'That's the message which the Na- instead of Inflated prices, is going tional Association of ; Credit Men has along at a normal rate. . Export tonto give the business world as the re- nage is slightly larger than in 1913. sult of a questionnaire recently sent The falling off in foreign in out to forty-eigleading manufactur- trade - in recent months has been of ers, wholesalers and bankers through- money values, due to lowering out the .country.. prices. That is, considering the It was; strongly indicated, however, export lines are stagnant. that price declines are by no means The $100,000,000 Foreign Trade ended, notwithstanding the fact that Financing corporation, 'intended to the greater pa'rt of the liquidation has boom export business, will not .be been accomplished. , (functioning before autumn. Its carn nas of the questions. was: "lo you'palgn tor stocK subscriptions itine believe that we have reached the bot been temporarily abandoned, due to torn of the decline? If not, when do extreme difficulty-oraising so much you expect it?" money under present conditions. Corn exports last .week were 72 AT THE BOTTOM? as times week a year ago reThe majority of the forty-eigh- t, 19 times as big as same week and that plying ta this question, believe been! reached. The prices of numerous eu' RAILROAD TRAFFIC. raw materials, such as cotton, wool. Railroad traffic has been improving as are hides, copper, etc., regarded since May 7, according to latsteadily to go, est being as low as they are likely raw American Railway from figures but commodities into which these association. be to materials- go are held subject of idle freight cars June 1 to still further declines. These de- wasNumber 393,701, against ' 507,274 idle cars clines will not be precipitate but grad- April 8. deual, and the degree and rate of Western roads are,, handling from cline will depend' largely upon the 3 to 24 per cent less freight than durand of reduction labor, transportation a year ago. the ing overhead costs a reduction whichde-is Total boom of cars loaded with number a as natural confidently expected g from first of velopment in the readjustment Par- of year to May freight, detailed 28, latest level. new a to stable price prices report: lines such representatives of ticularly 1921 14,860,684 as shoes and textiles believe that a 1920 17,051,252 has of prices "temporary stability" 1919 15,087,08- -' been reached in their lines and that WEATHER V ANES. fuYther reductions must wait upon a Iron ore has been cut $1 a ton. Pig Vin vdH nt Ion rtf rnat a mftntlnnprt to szi a ton in the open in commodities Dealers above. that iron, ajops ' of compared with war-hig- h are removed from the raw material mrketa,n average of $15 by a comparatively large number of j46.In and last o0 days, the 50 leading processes of manufacture and distri-- 1 stocksthehave declined an .average of bution look for a gradual recession of prices that will probably extend ,eiht Points. i ween., beyond the present year, in general' in same week those' lines which experienced liqui- - Saglnst dation first and hardest are felt to! Silk industry rapidly recovering, Shipments from auto factories this be 'nearest stability. The representa- will total about half less than h tives of suchlines as paper and ware, which were among the last to'e,ar ago. That's not counting Ford. oreaKing records. record nrice recessions, are less Nation's bank clearings last week tain that the bottom of either price a seventh less than year ago of demand has been reached in their "OIL AT 1913 PRICE. commodities. . crude oil, which furOUTLOOK FOR FALL. nishes most of your gasoline, has been "Are you planning for anything like cut a barrel, from the war-hig- h business in the fall?" of $4, which included 50 cents prem- ordinary Twenty-eig(61 per cent) of the ium answerea yes to tnis ques- - Pennsylvania crude oil has dropped wny-eigof these are to $2.50 a barrel. That was the tjon. A Jarge number n 0 mi iii in 0 r u r i'.ii 1111 mi' ' 11111111 u ' average, in 1913. The war- . crops to thaw frozen credits and re high was price vive buying in their communities. The Has Standard Oil company been merchants of the South; where crops converted to the belief that all price e are not so diversified as in some back to level going w upuiiiw- - some oil men believethe so.1913 Others muiij Ucabout fall business, and qualify think the cut in crude price is hopes by saying that a great 'tended to curtail drilling in a flooded .deal depends upon the price of ton. A very large majority of the Gasoline is retailing at a national i!f,?rdUrabJ,e and sem dur- average of 21 cents a gallon. That's filrfJ" oui (.vuuuuuiuca wmxi uciuus in me ki cents higher than in 1913. category of necessities, and for which! there is normally a stable demand, . e. CHICAGO FUTURES. groceries, clothing, shoes, dry CHICAGO. June 25. goods, etc.), are hopeful of normal Low Open Hlqrh business in the fall and are planning! Wheat Cloa it. Dealers in such commodities' T,, !.. for, $1,31 $1.314 $1.28?i $1.30 as machinery, machine supplies, steel sept. 1.264 1.23 1.24'j 1.2$ Corn proaucts, etc.; are looking ior an lm. 62 are on but not .63 provement, July counting .62 .61S 63 .62 .62V ordinary business this fall. Two mer- - Sept. .634 Oats Chants who do exporting declare that .. SH .37?, .38, .38, they are planning to do normal do- July 40 Sept. . iOH .394 mestic business, but .40, Pork .. Julv ... ... 17.80 IMPRESSIONS GIVEN. 18.00 m, Sept. 1S00 . sO-call- ed ht total-Som- e ; . ; - ; f f , i blg-as-sam- e : revenue-producin- 11 j - pre-wa- r. ""cr . hard-!mont- Cer-iwn- of Mid-Contine- nt -- Alta-Mlchig- i ''o . in-the- cot-lmark- et I -- ; g-- ! i . '. . ir Empire Mines Grand Central Howell Iron Blossom Iron Kins Judge Mining Keystone Leonora Lehi Tintic May Day . Members Salt Lake Stock Exchange CHICAGO. June 25 Despite ish crop conditions, the wheat mar- Stock Exchange Building. Phones: Wasatch 2870, 4154 - l-- 7-- l-- 4c S c. We have in preparation a c. 4c times higher than today's prices, which we confidently believe will very soon be It stamps the twain as entitled to a j OMAHA LIVESTOCK. 5. OMAHA. Ne). . June Hoji Re- cnlpts. 9.000. slow Meady tr 15c Imver: top. Iii.55. hulk. 17 bh'it M0. w it nttle Receipts 200; (Tinvarl I ! week uiiti: Hef pt,et uri'l tie steady to 10- lower. 65, s!eMf. veals, 25c higher: stoekers ami feeders dull and weak. Sheer Receipts none; ronmared with week ago: Lambs. 25 to 50.- lowrr, shre; strong: feeders dull. -- .- 2-- '" : ' 1 ft - Shall We Send You a Free Copy? 1 OUTTER AND ' ' 25 0 PIECES : 2- Lehi Tintic. 1,000 at 44c; 90 'at 4c; Pt 4 4c. North Standard. 1.000 at 3 4c. 1.000 at 23c Plntus. ConsolM-Verl. 2.900 at 2sc. Prince 1 000 at Seil' 6c. Silver Shield. 5.500 at 254c; 5.000 at 2&o: 7.000 at 264c. Tintic Standard. 100 at Bran. 2.35-S-1- J Z. C. M. Allis-Chalme- 1 102.00 3.22 4 president- J ha' : couJr the hb!t Th the t aaarr n iir:rc4 lduty collected on the 'hop' ued li forty drummers, siitv buglers, fotirj rap and Hell Club h heralds and a drum nmjor. for the orchestra which o.jthl btiildlng pays the salary of every "We have neon the influence "fi men's meeting onplas all aunplcirjs oc government officer of the port of feminism exerted in music for some rations. Mrs Frank P. Hoard iS'San Francisco." time, sat'l Mrs. rrnaici. tounoer ar,(i i,.i,r of orchestra, which meets, And then the tracedv of th litll eeR f 00f mf - wnman aa ' . . r" ma . n. a. A In Mrs Jessf) 'Thev don't hln.n" the feet tir Association of San Francisco. 'during Inthe club ve.tr xoit WhlteJ 1M V IN FOKFKJN LANDS. preaident of the Cap undlJar,. loM. Th-- y chon ,h,ni jf fJvf ...... . club t. niru in i. r l IM ii ivi l .1 ll HI! San, past president. Is a musician of rcn house " ngn has idaying steadily li j.t.T, 2&0 FOUR MILE SOFF 'Far West' oi-th- of field mu lc. accom pllsh nie t " piece?. ioo piece will be an Immediate ; .that jby ou can even lolterirc In . j il-.- e 1 3.25 Salt Lake City -' VOICE IS H j jw Conducted Experiments With Amplifiers Give Interesting Results oa 80.00 So. 09 m 1 - 1 -- 113.00 NEW YORK STOCK LIST. (Last Sale . - 16 West 2nd So. St. According to the disoatch read before the San Francisco organiitation K.jciety and club life planned an; organisation to constlst cr a liana 0.oo 107.00 77.00 S3 00 Ralph Badger & Co. i 1 I Ak J b.vu We believe this stock, will see a handsome advance at once. For information and purchase, see FRANCISCO. June 25 The illenge fr.l out by the Chicago women that they will have the argent woman's band In the country has been' accepted by the Woman's Symphony' Association of San Francisco, nf which Mrs. Josephine Marshall Fernald Is, t OO Bingham Galena SA.N t h 0 LOCAL SECURITIES. Bid L. Co. pfd 115.00 TO GET A QUICK PROFIT, BUY San Francisco Claims to Have Premier Musical Or-- j ganization of Fair Sex -: . 1.000 if WOMEN S BAND; EGGS. CHH'AiiO. June 25. Butter, iiighri . creamery extras. 30c; standards, 32c. firsts. 2"fa"32c: seconds. 24ir27c. Ergs, hither; receipts. 17.35 cae; firsts. 25-- 5 Vc; standards. ordinary 22'o at flrsts. mark. cafs Included. 3c; 2324Sc. I'oultry. alive, lower fowls. 26 . hroil- ers. 35f;44c. 0 IN ! 00 NEW YORK SILVER. Big Hill. 2.000 at 2Uc NKW YORK. June 25 -- Rar silver, doBeaver Copper, .000 at 134C. 4.000 at mestic. SSc; foreign. 5S'" Mexican dollars. 44sc Columbus Rexall. 700 at 27 4c. Crown Point. 1,000 at 2c. AT MINNEAPOLIS. Cardiff. 100 at 1.074. 2.000 at 12c. MINN" I" A VOl A S Minn. June 25 Klur. East, Tintic Consolidated. 1.000 at 74c. Eureka Bullion. unchanged. A; notch-severa- l realized. hr - . tTtah P. market , 1 Amalgamated Sugar Con. Wagon Cement Securities Utah-Idah- o Sugar Lion Joai Don Bond d STOCK . North Stan V New Qulncy N'all Driver Plutus .. Prince Cotj. Provo Paloma Rico Wellington 14, Sells Silver King f'oal'n 47 .50 Silver Kins: 'Con .02 Sioux Con 4S South Hecla 10 .11 South Standard .27 Silver Shield .01 Tar Babv t Tintic Central . m1, 2.37 4 2.35 Tintic Standard .01 00 ; Utah Cons 01 ? Uncle Sam . . 01 Victor .. .. 05 Union Chief .; 02' West Toledo 02', 2.70 2. GO Walker 07 Woddlawn 05 Yankee . . 02 4 02 U Zuma .15 104 Bay State 02 .054 Empire Copper 00 4 .00 Moneonite 01 .014 Ploche Bristol 20 .22 Old Emery 1.00 Mason Valley Opening Sales. Black Metals, 1.000 at 34c; 2.000 at analysis of the mine and money values behind cold-nose- Bingham Galena and Silver Shield t Michigan-Uta- h Salt Lake Cityi Utah I t Miller Hill Moscow . . EstablUhed 1898 bull- ket this week has shown considerable by the depression, influenced largely action of stock and cotton. l orn-- ' pricepared with a wrek ago. wheat to lc lower, this morning were and oat, to 3 corn off 2 Provision scorofi to down gains of 10 to 27c. Wheat proved unusually sensitive to effects from breaks in lh unsettling talue of securities and In cotton prices. Confidence on the part of wheat buyers failed, therefore, to develop any requality, although adlasting robust .05 a to in 03t way spasdonilc sponding os. ,o vices of drought and heat damage fn 07 14 '.OS the northwest and to increasingly ser.02 oiv ious reports concerning peril from .05 black rust. Rains In the southwe-.45 04 .05V harvest delaying the winter whf-a1" .16 were also largely ignored, a well a 0S' .10 disappointing figure on yield, togeth- 3.00 r with drought talk from France and .55 On the other hand, bears Russia. 02 .02, made much of the slowness of ex.04V 0454 01 business except as to loner credit .0t port 02 transactions with Germany. Th dom.10 inating Influence in the pit. however, 01 .03' to b the fact that traders appeared 03 4 034 were keeping an eye mainly on down03 ward swings of the stock market. .25 22 Weakness in corn and oats was as.23 .2 sociated with trouble carriers were 27, 03 .05 having to get sufficient storage room 01 u here for corn which had been bough: .15 OOVj Indications of some export call OH .07 7 5 1.S2-helped give firmness to provisions. an Eureka Mines Eureka Lily Eureka Bullion Emma' Silver $6-10- ""'" Bad Crop News - 1 oth-jar- Child, Barclay & Co. Unsettled Stock Quotations Count for More Than 1 ht 1 MARKET MOVES LOWER V ni 1 IEAT on.vnwr (Quotation furnished over private wire of J. A. Hoflle A. Co., Ecclea Bldfl.) Ask. ntd. .01V $ Antelop Star ) Alta Con oi .0!h os . Albion . .01 Con 00 American .05 Alta Tunnel Qi .. . . .02 00 Beaver Copper 01 N .0 02 Big IIU1 .024 .03 Big Cottonwood 024 .03-- , Bullion 024 Black Metals .. .03 u3t Columbus Rexall 2$ .28 Crown Point .02 V; .oi Colorado Con . . 02 Central Eureka .02 oi Cardiff i.or, l.io 01 Dragon Con ,;.00 Daly West East Crown Point i .01 $4 .01East Tin. Coal w East Tin. Con .i2Vi to-S- I 1 l MGE That's the Message Credit Export Business SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 26, 1921. STANDARD-EXAMINE- R I i b-- recognition.Francisco and a few of our memtwra oore now piaing In mixed orchestras! she continued. In local thenter," HRI 1 l V I 1 I1 Some uf our members hold positions I I i II II II Ml in N.w York. lener. Seattle, Shang-- , en- Pt h.i. China. Honolulu nnd one caged in h l'ris orchestra. "Since the San Francisco Woman's Symphony Orchestra hss been well organized, we feel assured that wej cannot only equal. but exceed the; women musicians In the Chlcagfi when we have our organization formal reopening in the fall season "Many f our women fire well qual-- j San Francisco After sidr-rnbl- e 50 nPP j , "Hereafter, all fabrications ar ruled out Onlv straight tuff "Only licensed guides can wcrk and they must limit their parties r zt. designated by the board of ' r jss :llce commissioners. These men will have to stick to the truth r they will have their badge taken up." oo j II I -- go. H hi. M. THIKHHV. I -- 3 " American Beet Sugar 25.---upect-Can June YORK. American NKW ill . . 120 3 I American Car & Foundry heard IJ Kara made In New York canar- be 49 & Leather pfd Hide American - Installed rfcf thp nroQdWt witnatinn on1 10.20 ft n 10.20 July 10.15 10.15 the proper appliances 3.1 American International Corp. 10.55 10.55 10.47 10.47 " city in be.t; 79 immediate future?" American Locomotive by million of people in &: 35 Some of the. outstanding impres-- 1 juiy States. the United American Smelting Refg. 10.37 TO Farms :n the American Sugar ; sions sare these: Experiments at Yams Sept. 10.65 . American Sumatra Tobacco tt. . Buying is and must be nrove Mountains largely j.'i 'irafqklli 1021't American T, & T PAINTS WRONG HOUSE. tone bv a of modulation wf.rrt and all along the line until the American Woolen 69V, NEW delicate YORK "Run out and paint the and in CHICAGO between LIVESTOCK. commodiChicago price relationship Copper 37, speaker CHICAGO, June 25. Cattle Receipts, Anaconda ties reaches nearer a normal state of of a violin played in the s.im'strains my coue." Wsiren D. Aih- country Atchison 1.000; compared with week ago: Choice Atl.. Gulf & W. Indies Amerlof a crowd relative values. were by kltv herd v his piinter. "I'm leav. lu, can Men meadethephoned and 10 to 25c lower- At. J I Tiiutuiu'iinr i. nlnv tn . !nd of ?&0 monibersA willingness to accept lower profits prime fed steers. rumimiK iecpnonTeiegrapn rHiuiu I'll put the whols 25 to 50c lower; common ing city grades. one f"6 Ohio and wages would hasten stabilization. and grassy kinds. 75 to $1 lower: I utoh- - Baltimore and we hope to exceed their number1 Who 1A.Q to Boob TOUristS officials, scattered over an are.i of In jour cbsrge." . Two week ' B ' Bethlf-hething SteH 431; mo miles. a .Normal business activity cannot be er at least. half square ,y and siow 109 late) Afbmeide called up again and Pacific with tele-- : About China Town feature of our interests "Another expected until the farmer's - purchas- - i ners and cutters and bulls 25 to 50c low Canadian Amplifiers conncccd 109 Central Leather ItMid the house wasn't painted yet. H wooden and wlreH did oeen "r. nas carves, Klght to veai centered 75c hicher: upon using revived. r,cn 35 phone ing power Leather le and in Amerto wasn't. nn The The farmer cannot regain his nor- - cos and heifers. 25 to DOo higher, spot Central had painted (h pos-lbshape cachicivnf telescopic horns, Motors publicity Chandler 514 SAN FRANCISCO. June 2S Ietec wronc houee, painter 49 mal purchasing power until this vear's . Receipts to5.000: light hogs and Chesapeake & Ohio , 10H fpet long, earned me ione artists." iir.jfan strong; others most Mil. and St. Paul 25V; exact fidelity croD is harvested, and unless its" ;rllrt ,"ul.cn?" - ?te?.a"" " " live Sergeant John J. Manion put i multiplied a milium STANFORD MUSICLM HOOL. tower tnan yesieraay s aver- - .Chicago. K. I. & Pac 29V, times! and market nrice enable him to. ex age; ltoD.ioc $8.80: Chicago. , Wo of the one of bulk. the curb on the Chinatown guide traffic outgrowths 22 J3.108.75; pigs Chlno Conner Men stationed a mil and a quarter man's r raii change his commodities for other nominally steady. Association 27 & Iron Colorado Symphony Fuel with parties Eight alleged Sft guides vvsnt to be .a commodities without loss to ihimself. from the tower where thi horns wrr rrancisco Sheep Receipts 6.000: todav' --rernaa toeen ame establishment rsnrlnr Corn Products . t iKft rule mit frnrr, word A great deal depends upon a res- direct to packers, compared withreceipts a. Salfftmin? nlaced. heard every whispered week Crucible Steel . In Palo School Music of Stanford the the district. ;of some natives Cuba Cane Sugar oi- - land faintest toration of more normal conditions In ago, lights of music. Other Alto, mostly strain steady: Writs of which Mrs. Fernald Is the Manlon's attention was attracted Central "Europe and ' in the world at lower; lowfatgrades and heavy sheep around Krle and three miles distant als presidenti2!two Par Bros. to one bawlsteady; 5c of the e handy 127 weights attention thousand-milguide mostly General F.lectric sounds. 'cauiiht the large. came Into first association The higher. 10 to a of 133 trailing behind: General Motors "I've hd three , mhjiii:ahi In this city in 1916 when ing"S'.and party 31 . close to me. Don't scatter. Goodrich Co farms and two on a hill prominencewas man a stood r And at r night Us mem Shooting may start at any time. On a MONEY EXCHANGE. by fireat Northern, pfd. KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK. registered stsbles, Sold nut Hsd left a protest livery while another miles spoke away NEW YORK. June 25. Prime mercan- Great Northern Ore Ctfs. ... 25S four full of debts. I wanted to be a KANSAS CITY, Mo., June 25. Cattle-Rece- ipts, buirv verv unnf this nltrhed !at r,!hl rtirctlinto the . S9V Illinois Central Sym-.batsalesman. .125; for week: Beef, steers tile paper, 6Vi6i per cent. Francisco in San the was 14 v,'omen in which fought of what was was no 32V k to 25c lower; John Manor sail. 'Cet a Job senirtg Kxchange. irregular; sterling: Demand. Inspiration Copper steady yeak to re killej or inlured." And campaign Chines phony. After a vigorous 4 6?. to be Int. Mer. Marine pfd 25c low'er; canners and Parka Itroa.' Quality Groceriea Wholebulls steady.' $3.73i2: cables. $3.74. spoken. women the direction Jin this six . Into Jammed International Paper sale to Farmera,. Goods Guarantee. Frsncs; Demand. 7.99c; cables. S.Olc. calves mostly 50 to 75c higher; stockers "If you hear what is said wave made their point and women flnally'tne w ere factionssightseers X . of sldewslk francs: Demand; 7.97c; cables. Kennecott Conner 'Satisfaction or Money Back." I use and feeders 25 to 75c lower; stocik carves voice. the Belgian flare.' said red your .108 7.99c. Louisville. & Nashville admitted. to them and save 21 per cent. Native the Chinese and stock cows and heifers steady. Pointing the in darknes. off way . Instantly, . Mar-- Sons' buildinr. another Mrs. Now debts palf. Family on ProsGuilders: Demand. 32.82c: cables. 32.92c. Maxwell Motors 3v; to Josephine beSupporting Hogs Receipts 800; market steady, to announced the torch of the red fire sentry Mexican Petroleum Road. Wife weara ths aaills worx ner .Lire: Demand. 4.80c; eables. 4.90c. in strong with yesterday's association of average;, perity shall his Fernald 16: lights following . 20H gan waving back and forth. Miami Copper a ahs bad Marks: Demand. 1.34c; cables, 1.35c. when n and mediums, 18.50(3 8.55 f no heavies on w r glrL "Wa'va got tha musiIs followinx tha the Chiness 'This police station, Mridle States Oil beat Job and the beat homo wo Greece: Demand. 6.95c. ercr Engineers estimate that 1,200.000 Bale, bulk of sales. $8.408.55; top, $8.55. Mesdames lovsrs: so man Uts :: music sven and cisns white has entered. a small Midvale Steel be had. Into could Sweden: Demand. 22.30c. 800; for week: Sheep, packed people SheepReceipts, E. even Martin. B. own Eleanor in our .. . .. lansrusae. John Words, uee Casaerly. We can Pacific a Missouri 18S space around an amplifier tower nd 25 to 60c higher; lambs, 75 to $1 higher. another worker a Norway: Demand, 14.25c. . 68 as Ed. Are you the Man? Tull good New York Central a speaker H. Sllssman. A. A. Greenbaum. Saul, can not describe what goes on be-- ! Argentine: Demand, 30.37c. bv word uttered hear every .. .. N. N. Y.. H. and Hartford J. Ilatheson and the (mind its barred doors. The desd ar! work only. Write at ones for time Brazilian: Demand. 11.50c. Ed a 17, Magner, Joseph on side the continent. the of other &. . Western Norfolk 93H Tell me your age. In the sswers beneath ' prcpoaltlon. Montreal, 12 Misses off Edna per cent discount. floated Cadwalader, Dorothy Is voice The carried by . telephone 68H Northern. Pacific occupstlon for firs years Akoumine. Lutls Before entering s. family building .. 2 wire rather than by wireless tele- Pasmore, Sophia Pasmore, Oklahoma Prod. Sc. Ref past, wera in io who CASH PRICES. vsasnlnrton street, Augusta . 604 Mary American Petroleum . . . MUNTTINQ. Cars Psrks Bros. phone because engineers explain that Dorilllon, Mary CHICAGO. June' 25. Wheat, so. 1 red, Pan Bmith and Mrs. A. out to see tha sights were cautioned: f 33Vi khe wireless teleohone la an "air hog" Mclntyre, Pennsylvania Portland, Ortoon 2 No. $1.44. hard. $1.42H: .. 504 ana cannot served on "This is a 'hop Joint Pass through Gas MeHugh, all of whom have "Mary's Man Wine" ntxt Sunday) in iucn a iunn the compete Corn. No. 2 mixed. 616i4c; No. 2 People's . 25 Va.. bid. Mrs. are so West The and It with fumes Fernald. executive staff Pittsburg quickly. strong distance fashion with the other noises 12V yellow. 61g:624c. Moore (Mrs. Arthur Du-ClCarr so that the voice and no Mary 2 white, Ray Consolidated Copper of the No. air Oats. No. -1 white. 38V4c; 65V Reading &. ' ' of San Francisco, composer of 38i4 38Hc.' other noise would be amplified. Steel .. Rep. Iron "Narcbma" is one of the No. 2, 1.8. the , 51 "A opera Vt Rye, Y. HOC" KFFKCT.OF N. lit Royal Dutch, & n ...-. 66c. not the only one. woman com40 i Shell if few. Barley. Trad Trans. '"That's why it would be ImpractiWe Solicit Your Inquiries I Sinclair Con. Oil 20?i cal to try conducts an orchestra. Timothy. $4.5008.00. who a to poser, broadcast speech 7214 Clover. J13.0019.00. . . Ella-wortPacific PINGREE-MATSO- N Southern an orchestra In numbering sixty and Orders . 19U across the Atlantic," said J. I). Pork, nominal. , Southern Railway diMoore Carr recently official. Hell Msry pieces. Telephone -- 105S Lard, $10.07.. Standard Oil of N. J. pfd ;. numbers of her "Enthusiasts speculate on the pos- rected the orchestral Ribs, $9.8710.87. siuaeoaKer uorporaiion .it sibility Libert Bonds Ban Mining and Induitrial Stocks of talking; to Mara some day own opera before members of the Du-ClTennessee Copper Mrs. Musical club. 33 Co. 'POTATOES. Francisco wonderful the Texas S through perfections ,of Memberi Salt Lake Stock and Mining Exchange 21?. loud speaker. CHICAGO. June 23. Potatoes, old, no Texas A Pacific believes that San Francisco will Hut the same reason 54 11 new. cars: Tobacco Products weak; receipts quotations; an 'air not only follow the example of the 7 Established 1896 the wireless telephone No. 23 Stock Exchange Bldg. 7? Phone Wasatch 20G5 new Irish cobblers. $3.603.85 a barrel; Transcontinental Oil to Chicago women in naving a nana, mix with would interfere r talk hog . Carolinas, U&H Union' Pacific $3.003.10. Members Salt Lake Stock Nprth I believes the she local Lake Salt men Utah that Mars Mars the And of besides, argues City, 17N II. S. Food Products musicians will have a larger band. 54 ; IT. S. Retail Stores Exchange LIBERTY BONDS. 52? 'with field music, drummers. heralds! , NEW YORK. June 25. Liberty bonds TJ. S. Tnd. Alcohol '. . . . 65Stock Exchange Building United States Rubber and buglers. closed: 87.72; first 4s, $7.80 bid; sec73V, mi kicad imrMs. 86.60 bid; first 4Ha. 87.40; second United States Steel r ond 4s. H Salt Lake City, Utah y of our women already plAyi 86.74; third. 44s. 91.22; fourth 4V4s. Utah Copper "Many 4s. 44' with musicianly skill." said 86.94; Victory 3 ' is, ' 98.38; "Victory 4s, t Westinghouse" Electric drum the H 98.38. WUlys Overland "We have several , ?V ' DuClos. Mrs. 8 inc. Lead and Sm American who are exceptionally good.' We believe that both of these isshes are Belling at much beButte and Superior, bid .' lVi 39 Field music ana neraldry appeal to Cala. Petroleum their intrinsic and speculative valu. are confident that" low 464 Montana Power, bid our Western women espUlly. and I a In Shattuck Arizona, bid woman's band here an upswing to considerably higher levels is imminent.. am! ur 6. believe that 26 Pure Oil .. statistical department immediate purchase. HVi Invincible Oil 54 has prepared a concise but com -General Asphalt . . our wouldn't understand probably We invite your account. prehensivo analysis of the. railroad language! WALL STREET. all and read electrical be abould problems. situation that "Many by ; NEW YORK. June 25. Rallies of 1 to acoustic, had to be surmounted In who hold or contemplate buying almost 5. points were made by leading the present perfection of ' attaining railroad securities. sharos '"during today's brief period in the The sensltlva the 'loud speaker. stock market. Oils, steels, equipments must throw off other transmitter and shippings, as represented by Mexican We recommend initant purchase of It Trill help you to get a sounds coming over the telephone Petroleum. Houston Oil. Crucible , and clearer these ot future the of Baldwin vinr nd register, and magnify only United States Steel. Locomotive wire and United Fruit were the outstanding of tha voiceor the vibration much data as contains the securities, it features. sugars, leathers, copmusic and conditions to relating physical pers and chemicals also made substantial "Amplifies .were used at both narecoveries. Investment rails at gains of legislation, aa veil aa finances, tional political convention last sum1 to 2 points were led by Reading, and ' numerous junior transportations rose 1 mer, with Improvements, the same x and invite your buying orders Wrile rxt for a free copy of to 2 points. Gains were partly reduced devlca was used t President Har-dlnr- 's in the final dealings. The " Whal It Ahtad of A HaOroadj" 12S.00O peoby profit-takin- g inauguration and closing was strong. Sale sapproxlm&ted ple Jn the Capitol grounds heard his 400.000 shares. speech. Now further perfections have Members Salt Lake sub-norm- al for-busine- ss. . rs j ll-t- f I FAKING GUIDES I ; hand-tb-mou- th . . fII If Wll LflULU -- ( . j T- - en 1 - ( i sne-sioc- K n, - . ', i - 4 . V Ed's i . . - four off. Job Wins 1 tl I nt . she-stoc- -- i ! I I -- well-know- . 3-- 16 ex-prii- We Specialize in BINGHAM . GALENA -- . . os . I r Morris Whitney Co. COMPANY h. - ( . j os - . I - 3. ! - What Is Ahead of the Railroads? J cor-netls- ts SILVER SHIELD BINGHAM GALENA rUR BINGHAM GALEN A SILVER SHIELD We believe these stocks are on the eve of a sustained advance to very much higher, levels and invite your immediate buying orders. BINGHAM GALENA SILVER SHIELD DERN & THOMAS W. SCOTT WEILER Stock Exchange Los Angeleg Stock Exchange Offices' Newhouse Bldg., Salt Lake City IW. Hellman Bldg., Los Angeles, Cal. LONDON RATES. LONDON, June 25. Bar silver. 35id per ounce.4 per cent. Money. Discount rates: Short bills. 6 per h cent; three-montbills. 71 P" - 4 cent- - KRIEBEL. & CO. Investment Banker 137 SasrU La SaSa SL, CUcaz been made." The apparatus Is comnlef. delicate t 1U wrlde use is not and so The plant consists of a' yet possible. system rt" motors, generators, wires. transmitters. amplifiers and other electrical equipment weighing tona. Mining, Bank and Industrial Stocks Member Salt Lake Stock Exchange Salt Lake City, Utah Stock Exchange Bldg. Phone, Wasatch 9Gi -- ce, |