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Show in THE OfiDEN ,. . STANDARD-EXAMIN- SUNDAY MORNING. JULY 31 'i 192lf E ' t " ' - ' !H . . - T - ' ' i c d TtiFateii to :' . ' . nr v . ILL T 'rower Kates Utah Industries ''-Electri- iit:-'.an- " , -- -r - ' - - STREET El ALT LAKI DULL C A Sugar, .Tobacco .and Tex" tiles Firm on Small . Turnover ' " Alta Coo. ....... ...a .01; Albion a .05 NEW YORK". Jul Sfl Tr.,!In. In A merlcan Con, ............ dmrstock market continued of a doll Alta. Tunnel . .et iTice rhaniM were nsrrqw, rteaver Copper ., cnrcur, .01 but stronc underlying: no.. .. Bin ; Hlg .01 wsji strength . ticeable in the msjor iaaues. etpecliily Ulg Cottonwood . .01 the rail, which were'sgaln th leaders Ilullicn , or the . market. There were Irreralax H!ack Metals . . tendencies In mot rrMitv. fom. ahrt Columbne Itexall .!7S covering before the clo cauted allrht (Town Iolnt e i advance.. In United Fruit. Bethlehem Colorado' Con .0? Steel B . and leld. Sug-ara-. Eureka .01 tobaccos and textiles remained firm on Central i.UH a small turnover. Selling ahortly after CardiffWat Ialy the opninr carried Virrinla-CaroUn- a Eaat Crown Point Hi Chemical preferred to a new low Tfn. CoaL eoH for the year. Tha market continued Ir- Kilt FJLat CTSn. Coa. up to cloae. aales being approxi- rcurevl Mines regular 11,0.000 .03 aharea. mately Eureka Ay . . Stocks opened Irregularly today, but In I'.ureka Bullion .04S moat cass alight icaina were made by Kmma Silver . oo tn the leading iaaaea. of tha Kmplre Mines . apite .02 In the railroad group, certain tJrand Central strength such as Pleree-ArroUnited Howell arecialtl. '.oi'" Drug, International Mercantile Marin Iron Bloaaom . t ....,., .11 displayed a declining tendency. iron King.. preferred .OtH Mexican Fetroleum sagged ntf alao from Judge Mining 2.00 some tak. . rroflt cloalng aaq yesterday's Keyatone . . . ing wa noticeable In Northern Pacific. lei ii The shipping stocks continued under Ieoor. . Tlntie .024 . pressure. May Iay .01 Miller. JI111 Mammoth . . . , !io" NEW YORK STOCK LIST. MrtdCOTf .. .. Sale) (Last Michigan-Uta- h 31 .05 .. .. North Standard M,T1 American Peet Sugxr .014 American Can .. Jv Ker Qulncy. . 1., American Car A Foundry tx3H N'alldriver ... .. , . . American, Hide & Leather fd. ..S!4n Plutus Con. .. .:o American International. Corp 314 Itlnce . Paloma . . .01 American Locomotive :. .......... Rico Argentine 37 American Hmelting & Itefg PJco WeUlagton 6 American Su;ar.004 . . 41 W Sell .08U American Sumatra Tobacco 105 2!!' American T. & T, , n0' 71 .62 American Woolen Con. .. Anaconda Copper JTS TSloux South Hecla .35 iS Ttchlon & ........ At!.. Oulf !V South S:andard W. Indies .164 Silver Shield Ti1 lialdmln Locomotive .114 Ta7 Pa .01 by 3SU Raltlmore ic Ohio 0H lintlc Central .. ......... .ooi Bethlehem Kteel "B" Tlntlc Standard . .......... 2.474 113 Canadian I'aclflc .. Cone .34HB Utah Central Leather .04 Cncle Sam .004 Chandler Motors 1?" Victor Chesapeake St Ohio ..... Union Chief 1 .01 Chicago. Mil. & St. Paul West 'Toledo 33 ... I. & II. Pac, ,2 Chicago. Walker , 2.30 23 t Chlno Conper .. .11 3JB Wood la am .. .. Colorado Fuel & Iron .... .. .. 7H Yankee Corn Product .. u ma ...... ........ .03 .'.024 aSH Crucible Steel .07 10 Bay Ftate tuba Cane Hugar I37'a Bmghara.Oalena .) F.rle V 1.00 Ceneral Electric"........ inn 10H Kmplre Copper General Motors .OO" Ploche Brietol ."......... .04 iJoodrlch Co. . .10 734 Old Emery tJreat- - Northern pfd. .... Bates. 27UIi Day's Creat Nerthern Ore Clfw. Alia Tunnel 1CM at 34c Illinois Central at 3c. .33UIT v nullloa 30 Inspiration Copper ..... 4Ji Columbus Rexall 1000 at f c int. Mer. Mirine prd. .. - Ketty-Sm-lni- ll ke 3-- . .?- so-call- 1 , rf ed d o w, . , - : AUis-Chairn- . e -- , - - -- s Los-Angele- . your-health- . - -- the-worl- d law-breaKi- ng - went-into-effec- t. . : : ; - " ' , and-reasonabl- - - . . - - , . -- . 1 . e s - . , . " -- . . - . . ; re-heari- ng e new-narae- a 1 ad it-see- . I ... -- " - well-inform- . ed ,llc - ahe-atoc- -- -- t , - - : , -- , -- - -' 30,-0- . " 60e-highe- 00 . -- " 230-24- . . - .' St-Ix)u- , . - ...... ........ ; a , .:; -- .i .0, i $4.-BlS.- , l -- i-- s , -- - " " 2 - ' III; . ltll -- $47,-000.0- 00 l$l, ....... X.-- li. C. UtaJi-Idah- $2.-000.0- " , -- jrd 12-2- 2 mi i afic $3.-te- V -- 12-0- c. - 15-1- :4V4e. Oats No. ..... top lower; bulk of sales $S.eOtJ10.M; $10.80. a arlth 100; white 33V4034C compared Cattle Receipts 25 lo 40c week ago: . Beef steers mostly Rye No. I $1.2701.284. 2S Barely itOilc. top jearllngs $.U; she-stohigher; to 60c lower: bull steady to 26c lower; Timothy seed $4MCS.O0. CHover seed $11. 00f 18.09. veals firm: stockers and feeders steady. ... Pork- - nominal. gheep Receipts none; compared with Lard $12.12ti l2.17. . week ago: Umbt 15 to &c lower; yearRibs $10.5011.85. ling and sheep steady; feeder Umbs 25c higher. ' FLOUR MARKET. BUTTER AND EGGS. MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., July 30. Flour 'CHICAGO. no saion. July 30. liutter.10.138 unchanged to 20c higher;atIn carload lots,a ca.ee a. no receipts session; IgX quoted family patents $S.0.2i " Poultry alive lower; Towls 25c; broilers barrel in t pound cotton sacks. 2&30c. Bran $IS.00. . whilo 2 35425c; No. 2 ck . . . ii - . . , Double Your Savings- -It GAN be done : , -'. . , , r , . Schoolboy . - ; - v-; 4-A- 15 ge -- Balance $25 " -- nt exceed 4Us-8T- . He tells us that . 1 -- ra - - -- - ... , lc , - is'going to double' his savings during this summer vacation. He has sev- eral lawns to cut regularly. He '. -- - ;m:souxK ameeica . . - war,-ln-whlc- I ;He has made our slogan his own. You : adopt iV too. "Double your savings ; "it 1 . CAN be done.' . . h . NAI1QNAL BANK OF COMMERCE I . - so-call- ed - ' . . 1 ?u . . . Cha s H. Barton Nhnai n$ Diiator r - jM 00 Utah-Idah- . .......... ....... $1-25.- .03S The people of the United States wilt have their silks irrespective of the ot demand or supply of other articles of .03 - dally requirement, aays a statement by A1t ;o: the National City bank of New York. I While the quantities of nearly all other' Im"a classes of manufY cturlng material 1S21, fall show in .92 May. ported blg i :o rnmntr.il mtth Mnv 19?0. ailk 3 00 Imports show a' big increase, standing .01 lor tne onth of May. 1921. at 4 435.000 pounds against only 2,600. .11 000 In the same month of last. year. .03H while artificial silk import stand at .os 502, 000,000 .03 against 172 pounds .01 ; (thousand! in the same month of last .034 year, and silk manufactures aa a whole .31 eland at $.240,000 value against .0 In May, .1120. .17 OTI I Kit IMPORTS DROP. .10 Meantime, the Silk association of 3.00 America announces that the quantity .4$ .014 of raw ailk in warehouses is the low.03 est eince it began compiling statistics .02 upon this point, and that the-- apparent ' .02 consumption during June is the high.$ est ever reported," 20.S7? bales. .10 In nearly all of the other raw ma.05i terials imported for manufacturing the .02 .03; quantities entering the country In May .21 are below thone of the same month far .22 of last year, while silk, as above Indi.20 4 cated, shows an increase of 33 per .02 cent. Jtaw cotton Imports In May, .02 1321, were but a little over 5.000,000 .07 pounds against nearly 8.000.000 In the same month of last year; .fibers l.74 33.000 tons against 21,000. in May. .(4 .014 1120. hides 31,000,000 pounds against ...... 45.000.000. India rubber 24.000.WS0 pounds against 44,000,000; and pig .124 Un i.000.000 pounds against 9.000.00U .14 in the ume month of last year, whl! .01 2. SO even wool, which is being imported .et freely In view of a prospective Increase .01 In tariff rates, shows but a slight in.02 crease as compared with that of silk, .02 24 which is really the only Important which hat 2.32 4 manufacturing material t13 thus far shown material increases. .04 GROWTH SUfll'RISKS. .034 The growth of the silk industry la .15 Cnited the adds the bank's .154 statement, Htates has . been a surprise Jts history, llringing all tit .20 throughout .01 its raw material from the other side .20 of the globe and manufacturing for many years exclusively for the pen- pie of the United States, the value ui the outturn of the silk factories grew in 18S0 to $37,001.-00- 0 Part Tlntie CoaL eo at .e; 22.00 from $40,000,000 in 1810; In $107,000,000,- at uc 1000 In Kuraka Me. at 1300; $200,000,000 $264.000.. Lily ' Kureka liuUton 20(H) at U 00 In IfU. and $,000.000 atOO at 11c. In 1S1. The sum paid In wages for Rtngham .t;alena 1000 Michigan-Utahat 4c; 400 at transforming this Torelgn raw maft '4 r. terial into form for use by our own Prince Con. 500 at 21c; 100 Oat 204c 000.000 in to $8,500,000 In Helta 2000 at 4c 1880 to $18,000,000 In 1810: $21,000.-00- 0 f liver King Coal, roo at 11. 60. In 100; $21,000,000 in 1910; Sliver King Con. 200 at C2c. 00 at 32. iO. . Tlntlc Standard In 1814. and probably not far at fUc. Wet.Teledo34.fcO&O In from $100,000,000 though of. 200 Walker C. at $2.30. riclal figures on this point are not yst available. LOCAL SECURITIES. ABLE TO COMrLTE. Ask Bid S 3. 25 t 3.31 so Meantime, our ailk factories have Amal. Sugar com. V perfected their systems of manuAmaJ. Sugar .pfd. ......... Ct.SO . 71.0 as to be able to compete with 12.00 facture, Con. Wagoo 301. e those of other countries which former- Cemeat Securities 7.0 c l I. Ion. CoaT the silk manufacturers en so, en ly supplied I.Ion Bond International trade. Our extering 30.03 1'iah P. & I Co of silk manufacturers have ports HO.eO M. I. .. In a value from over grown little o 3.70 Sugar In 1S13 o in Eai Sugar 100 at 93. TO 1817;- - $18,000,000 In 1818; $24,000,-O- 0 in 191S, and $27,000,000 in 1820. CHICAGO FUTURES. CHICAGO. Jaly 80 while the exports of articles manufacLow Close tured from artificial silk, chiefly hosOpen High have grown from a little over SepfT $1.24 $1.23 $1.32V $1.234 iery, in 1817. theflrrt yearly ' 1.21 Dec. 1.274 1.2i4 l.tVA $1,000,000 record, to over $8,000,000 in 1920. Cera ...0Vi .04 .M .0S Sept.. CHICAOO GRAIN MARKET. .60 .MV Dec CHICAGO. July 20. Prvepecis of large oats .IIH .3S4 .JSH .3S receipts Monday had a beariah effect on Prpt. Dec.- 41S the wheat market today. Slowness of ex.414 .H to weaken values ork port busloeae tended ..... 11.10 and ..... ..... so. too. did favorabJe-croadvice July 11.04) from Canada. On the decline, bowewr, li.70 lt.0 . 13.10 8ept. demand broadened out from traders who 13.15 12.22. 12.12 12.22 talked of higher prices after the present Pert. 13.25 12.32 Oct. v 12." heavy, volume of wheat lets up. Opening Klbs . quotations, which varied from unchanged 10. SO 10.32 It It. Sept. ,11,10 figures to 1H lower, with September at ..... ..... 10.10 Oct. 1.234. and December $1.26 $1.23i to were followed, by a moderate to 1.2t. MONEY MAPtKET. decline all around and ' then of - - . " ' something NEW YORK. July 30. Prime mercan- a ratty. Predictions of dry weather gave f!rm-rtile paper 0ff4 per cenL to corn. After cpenlng Sc .off to Kxchange steady. s. higher, with September at CO Sterling; lemand $3.5$4; cables tn &o Vc. the market scored slight general Pranes: Pfir.and 7. 62c; cables t.C2c. gains. stock oa hand tended to easethe Huge Pelglan francs; Demand 7.3tc; cables oats 7.37c market deaplte continued reports of ' GulMera: Demand 20. "0c: cables SO.TIkr. poor Melds fro mthe new crop. Prices ' Lire: Demand 4.21c; cables 4.22c. opened unchanged to Two lpwer, SeptemMarks: Demand 1.21c; cables 1.24c. ber 384c and remained easy. Provlalona were easy with hogs. 5.4i. "" Greece; " Iemand Month end evening Sweden: Drmand 20.40c.. up made price In the late dealing. Norway: Demand changes Irregular c net lower 20.t0c. The market cloaed nervous. Argentine:- liemand 11.75c. HrasUlaa:- Iemaod $1.23Vi to lc advance, with September Montreal 10 8 per cent dlacounL to 1.234 and December 31.2C- to 1.2IV. ' OMAHA LIVESTOCK. . CASH SALES. . CHICAGO. July 80. Wheat No. 2 red OMAHA. Neb.. July St. tLntted Ptates No. 2 hard $1.211.234. Bureau of Markets.) Hoc" Receipts 31.2l4tri.22: Corn No. 2 mixed 34c; No. I yellow market active. moetly 10 to 16c . i- . , .oe .OJS .,..... - can-ma- durApparent Consumption f ing June Believed Highest' Ever Eeported .m .03 . - ' SKOV f'KCREASE G ever private wire (Qyetatlerui fumlthed Jw A. Hesle A C- - Cet 8!dg. Btl. . . Atk. .AnUlop Stir . ...... ..,.. .OH t cannot ' endure. ; Prohibition declares Thfe Ogden Packin? &. ,p'ovlsin. it to be a crime to drink beer. And "Illustrating the difficulties of the have now pending before it is not a crime. The common sense one manufacturers o Utah in contending company two complaints, commission of every, honest man tells him that it rate-on with high freight and electric power reasonableness of the la not a crime to drink a glass of beer. house rates and giving in effect, afcompre-hensfv- e fresh meat and packing All the legislatures that ever sat canCalifornia from Ogden to not make it so. You survey of the industrial situ- products your statutes points and the other involvingratet as cruel and as sharp as you ation inVUtah, G. L. Becker: addressed on same commodities from Ogden the like. You may multiply your spies all members of the Progressive Business to Missouri river, Chicago, and case and informers, you may throw wide ' the. in club Tuesday. eastern points. Hearing ' the.doora of your penitentiaries, and Calito ; rates from Ogden I .Mr.. Becker said; involving still cannot make it a crlme;-an"home brew" of high alcoholic sour- you :;:Mr. President and' Gentlemen: ; toI fornia was recently heard before an tents. the reliable and the harder your law am Informed I sharper by commission. am very glad-thave the privilege attorney examiner of the is one still or one home the more public sense and public address you and I want you to- know At this hearing it was clearly shown ces that there home in feeling will rerolt against it. brewing outfit in everyarethird under the present rate structhat r deeply appreciate the honor. that brews "But'the plain truth la that beer'la home Not orstate. the build only of It is not always that the acts ture, It is utterly impossible to to to Just I an' ordinary beverage. You canyou want but say unwholesome, us. of to meat all industry Everya successful packing ganizations appeal up not make t it criminal if you try. Thb are terpositively that, they gentlemen Business .Club at any point in. the intermountain thing .yourso.progressive and injurious to health and attempt It.is silly. Common sense refar has hit the right spot ritory. The trouble with the packing dangerous has done Some people like beer and I will tell you why. Good wholesome volts at with me, I am in complete harmony Industry in this intermountain terri theLbeer can only be manufactured In a some don't. Some people find that it with the work you have undertaken in tory is that' the spread between such a purpose, hay agrees with them and others do not. plant adapted tofacilities rates ort livestock ana tnose on -itu ise lnir the past, establishing Qgden Products of manufac It belongs in the same class with cuthe nroDer Week, your local sugar campaign as products thereof is so. wide that ture. It not only, requires the right cumbers. And the attempt to make a director of the Amalgamated Sugar impossible for .our packers to purand kinds of raw material Huch bb cer- the consumption of beer criminal Is you chase livestock in this territory Company permit me to express fto silly and as futile as if you parsed to Califor- eals, hops, barley, and rice, and yeast, as my appreciation and thanks inane- -' ship the products thereof a 10 oena a man. to jail for eating cold iaw It but in and water, requires good competition markets nia and other starting ing the Ogden baseball team;.: as cucumber salad." . as facilities other packers storage ImportantYou apd the road from Huntsviile to Weber with the California and .PROHIBITIONS EFFECT. I know who purchase the livestock in Utah all the rest, four months time. Canyon via Mountain Green. cannot'-makin a shorter the were told that with prohibition We beer at it and ; road good Idaho and slaughter that having about something concoctions the these which and to time than difthe destination would be empty, all taxation on that, of jails traveled it many times going points home brews, would decrease, criminals beproduct. For made at home and called two ferent hunting trips. The distance Utah packer ships the rate or three come extinct, and everybody would from Og- made within a period of be would from Huntsville to the Weber Canyon example: The present distance 820 days, containing eight to temper cent so damned good that policemen and road is' about jBight' miles and its den to on to deputy sheriffs would be no longer cattle is 73 cents. and on Of alcohol, are not. good for you are miles) scenic possibilities are wonderful. the drink nor for They and we would Aave no. us , I am expected , to speak to you on fresh'meat is, $1.64H. therefore, cent are necessary, and 225 per to trouble is for or meat fresh conducive on rate as gastric understand it I jails asylums. What is the case? and manufacturing cattle- Now to give you most dangerous and. injurious. Indeed. Never irt the hlstorv'of have am permitted to have some leeway. of the rate on we experienced so much an example of how the railroads treat LEADER. MEDICAL MERCANTILE EFFICIENCY. QUOTES in other parts of the this statement on high med- ana crime and dishonesty as we have problem in- or- packing houses Manufacturing isin atimes to Chi icalI make Oklahoma from City It this like Let mo read to you nad since probitlon country times and authority. dinary ana what Dr. W. Wallace Fritz of Phila- Our jails are full, our courts congestis a problem1 indeed- - Often : many cago the distance i3is 7083o miles, cents, and on delphia, president of the Allied Med- ed with criminal cases, drug addicts with the rate on cattle manufacturers are confronted per 100 pounds,is ical association of America. In an ad- have increased in alarming proporeconomic conditions bringing astound- fresh meat is 71 cents on fresh meat rate the therefore dress at the annual convention cf the tions, taxes are height per cent hifher ing obstacles. Even the Isvery not suffi- 101 per cent of the rate on cattle. cat-It organization at Atlantic City. New Jer- than ever before forty in the history of the of mercantile efficiency you will be observed that the rate on and sey, on June 27,1$20, said. He de- state or the country. There Is more cient to overcome them. Perhaps confrom Ogden ;to Los Angeles, have heard the story as to what' ef- tle the prohibition law was a curse poverty and unemployment and more from Oklahoma City to Chicago la, clared mercantile of more drunkards than did serious still is the UTTER CONTEMPT stitutes the height and 'made distance and the same, the an and disregard for LAW that has been to when be practically said is laws. It the old ficiency. is practically the same, but that the n the established brought about by th's UNPOPULAR by Irishman can buy foods irom a Sotch-ma"The precedent meat-froOgden to Los Volstead act," he said, "restricts med- LAW. That is the truth and- every and sell them to a Jew at a pro- rate on fresh is considerably more .than ical val- well informed man knows it, unless fit. In the manufacturer's problem Angeles and, if the profession must on the same commodity ues practice, double that raw he is deaf, dumb or. blind. materials it first of all the cost'of its liberty. therapeutic r National prohibition in form has must be considered. Then the cost of from Oklahoma City to Chicago. meet it with a protest that will comWHAT MIGHT RESULT. of raw materials. Into The medical profes- been brought about in the . United attention. mand transportation I hope that as a result of the com- sion, should not permit itself to" be States by the application of principles International Paper .. .. this cost largely enters the question 5I4 ...... filed the Ogden Packing & Pro- placed In a position before the world most ABHORRENT to the. AMERI- Kennecott Copper freight of equitable plaints nin ft Naahville ,..... ...185 rates. -- Then the cost of labor. Then vision company will be placed com- as liquor salesmen and drug stores as CAN PEOPLE. We see the destruc- lAulivIle Petroleum Mexican tion of we the- cost of power, either electric or mercially on the map as a largo pack- saloons." Individual see prop, rights, 21" Miami Copper steam. In the cost of power from ing industry- there is no question but law erty, established and encourasjed under Middle the observation, "From Oil general State im The can be accomplished if the has been a curse to our country. It the law, amounting to hundreds of Mid vale fteel . steam, freight rates again enter. and what this can be compelled to discon- hag taken away pure liquor and beer millions of dollars, wantonly destroy- Mlaaottrl Iaclftc railroads .. cost of electric power must" be fair toy.. .. TI delet- ed. The revolutionist mav well chucNew. .York Central ..... reasonable. The first thing any manu- - tinue their discriminatory practices and has substituted and. poison 17 .. en seekthat have for years been prejudicial to erious liquors. lt. la causing gambling kle as he points to this dishonesty and X. Y.. X. II. A Hartford facturer seeks, to ascertain vh .. srt St Western the Norfolk a the market Utah meat and 'is packing industry. ing a locationcost and immorality in the homes. It is tyranny by a great nation an a prece- - Northern Pacific .. 7IV4 industrAlmost business line of essentials, these of of own every uent inno his ior the of death after death question program of confisProd. A Kef. . . ..t?R the state of Utah is to a more causing y.-in and the coat of power :and the cost Is causing blindness by cation. It seems to me that the pro- Oklahoma cent It .45' II public. Petroleum Pan American to or a. less as relative stand- the score. Are, the physicians going to hibitionists of the United States have Pennsylvania.. . . ....... extent, from of electric power compared .. 31 .. 14 point, handicapped in the distribution make a stand for-thof the pub- set a fine example for the Bolshevik of People's Gas goo4 of its products. .27HP. ATTACKS POWER KATES. lic health, or are we going to sit Russia as to that. Truly many changes Plttaburr and West Va. . imHS present time the transconti- quietly and suck- our- - thumbs? We have taken place since prohibition Riv Conaolldated Copper "'I am sure you are all interested in At therailroads Reading & at eel . are, preparing to file must decide which is the greater evil went 'Into effect. what "has recently been done in Utah nental t Ket. Iron KICK BKCAUSE NO'KTCK." witfi,.referehce to electric power; at,a an application with the interstate from a medical standpoint: ProhibiS1SH N. V lutch Royal time wheni the entire business com- commerce commission asking for au- tion or home. brew." As Irvln Cobb so aptly stated in a Hnell rrans. ' i rati. - DIL GOSllISVS VIEWS. . recent story in the Saturday munity is .struggling , under territic thority to publish much lower rates Oil 04 Con. Sinclair Evening for the movement of heavy" loading burdens and 'Unheard' of conditions Let me quote from a letter written Post ' Since prohibition cam In and Rotilhern Iclfic .. ........... and seeking to adjust" Itself. 1 won- commodities from' eastern points of or- to me by Dr. Railway Elmer I. Goshtan, of Salt a hiccup became the mark of afflu- Southern .107 ence instead of a social error, as for- Standard Oil of K. J. pfd. der,; whether the Public Utilities Com-to igin to Pacific coast points than. con- Lake City, under date of May 20th: Studebaker Corporation from the same mission that granted, .permission a temporaneously an economic is applied loaded and is flask of a merly, . "First, sign 7S Copper the: Utah Power &. Lignt Company to points of. prigin to Utah this on the blunder. prohibition Is costing America mor hospitality rather than of menace, Tennessee . 23 S ." it . . Cn. Texas increase ita power rates, .really intend- excuse to meet water competition of than, J70.000.000 per year to keep the things have changed. I am speaking, Texas & Pacific . it ed to permit a , eh leeway tuat rates the Panama canal. If the; application Irom 'having decent beverages, though, of the damper early nineties Tobacco Products .. .. 7 . in Kentucky,, when could be raised as they have been all is granted by the commission, it will people Oil .. Transcontinental to the them and sudden motion bootlegger, turning .120 to three have the effect of materially reducing and the Illicit selling of poisonous ar toward the right hip pocket was a Cnlon Pacific the; wav Jrom one hundred; 17a H Food Products . the: distributing territory of the Utah tides. t Instead of the government re- threat and not a promise,-ahundred per cent.. Surely. a new at present. tr. V. R. Stores Ketall u case or, Jobber to and obtained this manufacturer, by reai ceiving a revenue from the sale of a . So as stated with reference, to the IT. R. lnd. Alcohol ought be 4HH before this , commission so son of the fact that the coast jobbers carefully, pro- marketing of Becco in addition to the United States Rubber brought manufactured that-somJust and proper relief and and manufacturers, with their lower hibition has turned the beverage, other we 74U whol have farSteel contingencies one, United public Ststes be , given to manu- rates from lha east, will be able to over tonegroen and irresponsible peo ther serious factor. Prohibition haa 4tH ,.....,...... protection asmay UtahCopper.. well as the electrical , reach much farther withfgoods lntolnio onri 4in Weatlnrhouae KlectriC ara wminr noh nt coined a facturers, "Kick." That ?a now being uhe' exDense of the taxDavers. More- - "Kick" is something that a great WlUrs OTerland ...... and city railroads, the farm- the distributing territory J 11.1 oy tne ucan SB and Sm American 7.1ne. ana man- - nVir. nmhibitton ha- - not rt.orAtl the many people are seeking; in their all power users in general. and er, auppiieu joooers : Furthermore to me the ufacturers. llutts snd Huperlor. of beverages.' Our failure to Cala. use of intoxicating liquors. There are .. Petroleum 34 AFFECTS NEVADA TRADE. matter of breaking contracts more people drinking. today, under provide sufficient kick in Becco brings Montana 44B . . Power as serious CalThe a first four, class rates from one, just serious, . many, as were many .1411 to than ArUona there the under that and Shattuck complaints ifornia to Elko, Nevada. are $1.80. prohibition, 3S4 almost,, as the matter of confiscation license system,' and the inroads made Is one of the principal kicks that we Pur Oil .. ...... . of due a $1.50. without i $1.34 104 process " of property and $1.08. distance of upon our young people is apparent to get. Invincible Oil .... 62 S . 467 miles. From Utah. they are any General Asphalt ., taw. i In subI of" student the closing may tuggeat. gentleThen there are the questions of tax- $L64, $1.39. $1.24 and $.99, he ject. The use of Coca Cola is Increas- men, that along, with the work CHICAGO LIVESTOCK, ation, insurance, cost of water,. em- - distancean from Utah to Elko is 220 ing by leaps and. bounds, and is doing you are doing, you adopt good buildthe CHICACIO. July 30 miles, (United States Buaverage differential of ris- ing of another Chinese wall to nerves ployers, liability, advertising,costsoyer.the the of shatter much around for per cwt. for Utah. The same scale ing generation. The use of morphine, this intermountain country. Let thle reau of Markets.) Cattle Receipts 1000; head, and other necessary Better grade compared with a week ago: the manufacturer to consider.' Many of rates from Ogden to a point in Ne- cocaine and other narcotics,, has in- be built, not alone-b25 to 40c higher; the but slogan, and beef steers yearlings in 467 Is It 'seen times you have miles,. happen that to vada, k $2.04. $2.00, creased from 200 to 500 per centad-in by thehorn positive action of patronizing other weak t ounevenly lower; $1.44 f5er cwt. the rates from every center of America since industry $1.80, . That is the 25e higher; bulls fully - lie competing, for some large your, institutions. the to steady snip- California to a point in Nevada 22C vent of prohibition. veal oahrew 25 to . locate, the city, having . the best lower; That prohibition firt-s- wall you can build. hlsher; calves $1.33, $1.11, ' $1.00 and has Increased crimes and criminality man very dull: stockers and in is ping; facilities, lowest rates of taxa- miles,or ere heavy Utah who Any buys sugar an average of $.$ ner cwt. dif-- ! attested to by the records of the year made outside of this state Is tion and. lowest cower rates, invaria $.80 generally, steady. doing an feeders market fairly acVferential for California against $.11 Receipts 6000; to Hogs bly succeeds, in landing the, prize. in America, when there was a Injury to the state and to himself, 1920, sup2c lower than steady per cwi. ior ctah. Under the same wave ot crime never before equalled in port your home Institutions, keep your tive, unevenlyaverage;,NEED EQUlTAlillVA ' clearance conditions. yesterdays , How a manufactured r. hide could dealer tha history of the country; and this money at homeland you will have it good; top $11. S: Imlk light and fairly In marketing the light cusin Ogden assemble a carload of hides record of 1920 bids fair to be excelled here to lend to.iho eaat instead aa bo butchers lll.20tf 11 . tO; bulk packing sows of delivery to products the iscost various from comNevada of 40c import2$ to the highest. lower. tomer again points and often is the case, the record of 1921. there on our ft. 40$. 90; pigs slow. 20O0: practically all ance, t Into this cost there enters the pete with a dealer in California, when by"As a citizen Interested In true tem- knees to borrow, going Receipts gheep and just freight the rates to eastern hide markets from perance 'and the sobriety and decency compared 25 witheOca week I would like to suggest also, if It packer direct; fat question, of, equitablemeans to lambs lower; succeess or California and Utah are the same? Western ago: rates which often meets with of our I am hoping for the your aDDroval. that when natives about 2 So lower; citizenship, yearlings steady not The coffee do I in manufacturer. to, the Utah failure roasting Industry Ultimate . repeal of the eighteenth the Wild West show takes place here to 25c lower; sheep mostly steady; feeder compete with California, while propose to discuss here the matter of cannot next Beptemoer, that you treat this lambs 0c higher,. the minimum weight on green coffee Everyone knows, likewise & home institution.-"Since freight rates. high above address the delivering It la ofto Utah is 80,000 pounds per car and referred to. I have received a thous- going to as even the best informed railroad ' KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCKS be one and If that 'show is " that boosting the California people can secure their and letters from business men, pro made the success that it ought to be KANSAS ficials' themselves, CITY, Mo.. July 30. (United a green coffee, in as small a quantity a fessional men, and citizens in ail walks made it will do wonders for Markets.) Cattle ReBureau States freight rates too high ha3 been your city ceipts 1100; for of .Beef steers, year do desire. I not week; know however,of high Often, they any boomerang. of life, from all over America, and and this intermountain country. canners and stock mostly 25 .to fat other minimum in the United States only lings, rates are less injurious than discrimi. OO four ail of have received letters common steers up aome light atas as to eall your 80,000 pounds' on green cof- - disagreed with me in my conclusion." high natory rates. I do wish uneven but mostly classes other less; ree wall to Most SHANGHAI carloads. Chinese the of them are CHECKS , tention,' however, EDUCATOR GIVEh VIEWS. steady, so pounds from California to Utah, 250: that has been builda around" .Utah, market . Hor active, So was see, Becelpt you all that gentlemen, FLOOD OF COPPEES mostly steady to strong: best Umba and radius of two but.the rates that go with. them are promised before prohibition haa not to speak, within 0 ' pound hundred fifty and three hundred prohibitive, mediums to packers $11.25; as been yet fully realized. Personally 300 pound weight The rate on a carload of paint from I think $11.10911.20; miles by' Inequality of freight rates. weights the toldshould be truth Let SHANGHAI. July 30. Through ac- $10.90; bulk of sales $10.T011.30; stock to Utah is, $1.07 The rates on cereal beverages are California per cwt. me quote Dr. Steven Leacock, pro- tion ' taken by the street car companies plrs $10.10.xne same carload of naint from Utah shown" In the following table: fessor of economics, McGlll university, in the 1000; for weeki Sheep setto Is International SheepReceipts and French California Fm. cwt. $1.50 per From To Ogden 75c lower. . Montreal: .2 lambs 60 -steady.. or tlements a flood of roil If .the southern Pacific company is $.91 Shanghai CaIienteH;V.'.:.V..1.75-most the treasured "Among posseslion of lightweight coppers that ap. .2.34 1.17 successful in obtaining a 20 oer cent LONDON MONEY. Eiy;V ..i.Vi-.'of the British people is the her- peared rather mysteriously In Shangreduction from points east of the Colo- - sions .91 L75V, Los Angele LONDON, of free July 30. Bar stiver 3f H per now. tt I I itage ask speech. n raao-utastate line to California ter- may well do so. for there is but little hai in the spring was checked and ouncf .M San Franciaoo ... 1.76 ' circulation of the low value coins was Money 3'i per cent. 2.19 1.75 minals; and do'notlreduce the inter of- it left Phoenix: to thla matter of halted. cent: bills t t Short rates: per "2.8 8 mediate rates, California, with her 89c prohibition Discount 1.72 Goldfield in the province of Ontario. cent. bills 44 per month The one on" three amount'of a 1.66 .86 fare hundred per pays pound differential, .will A fanatical Portland.",.. .;.... has captured the street car In Shanghai is determined . . . . .1.66 1.05 Seattle V, . monopolize an of Nevada and part of ear of the minority and POTATO MAKKET. of the public power Utah business. by the distance travelled, aa the var.:i.75 Reno ,.78 the CHICAGO. contrived have legislature. July 30. Potatoes steady; They sec... .1.25 routes are divided Into fare .70 Let.it be understood that it is pro- to throw around them a false mantle ious Butte 60 cars; Kaw valley tl.2T1.60 receipts each about a half mile in length cwt California white torn and Nebraska The rates on tereai beverages from posed to lower these terminal rates, of religion and morality; And for the tions and-foeach of which three coppers early Ohio tt. 2502.50 cwt.; Jersey cobOmaha to Ogden, $1.00 and from Chi- and leave Utah, Idaho, Nevada and time sithe : is being response only are as . collected Wyoming by the 'Chinese conduc- blers 33.005J3.35 cwt. they are, anywhere from lence." cago toOgdeh, t $1.25 on 50c to For reason bulk tors of cereal beverages from this the the per hundred pounds hlgtt-e- r The rates truth Is that a very large part revenue of "the car LIBERTY BONDS. than coast rates from eastern of "The fromChi-cag- o companies are reOgden to Omaha.; $1.66. most , 30. the knd honorable TOIOC, honest, NEW Liberty bonds J. S In of points.4 ceived the shape coppers which closed: - July $2.02, .u of the la to opinion ; country, opposed, SAYS PROmBITIOJf FAILURE. are aixe old ...We are situated within a large proof the time of about the' r and a very large part of $7.76; first 4s 87.70 bid; second 4s 3Hs prohibition two-ceconsume we not .A area to you know, gentlemen, when pro- the worst opinion, and the meanest American piece. ducing first 44 87.32; second 4"4 87.50; 15 per cent of what we produce. hibition went Into effect the manufacSO; VicThe companies were quick to detect 87.60; fourth third in elements the fl.0; Victory are 4s strong88.10. , the. appearance of the light weight tory 2 s 81.82;.. therefore,? the remaining 85 per cent turing of beer was forbidden. Inas- ly in favor of it. community . 4a . must move long distances to the con- much as there are only two drinks in reduced revenues considhave come to a point where coins which BAR SILVER were issued to conand orders suming public in more thickly; popu- the world that contain any fctod value, the"Things erably of is no longer ductors to refuse them. opinion NEW TORIC. July 30. Bar sllTer, domilk and beer, and Inasmuch free expression cop-pethe The lated .centers, consequently afore namely light andunrestrained.? People will 914c; foreign said advances "in-- , the "rates for, the as beer has been used as a beverage not s$eak out were all of a pattern differing mestic. dollars 4ic. Mexican what think. frankly they for centuries of commodities from by fairly enlightened peo- This, man trembles, for hia business, somewhat from the ordinary coppera ' transportation to. po ";'" for example. Chi ple, nptwlthstanding this law there are Utah and Idaho man for his profession. AH, or circulated In Shanghai and this ren cago Is much. greater in cents. per100 still many people In every' community (that detection After easy. dered their the nearly keep silent. The prohibitwant beer, or a" substitute, there- tionist car companies began to reject ALTITUDE MARK SET pounds than on the same trlfflc moved Tho has. contrived- to masquerade street fore. This; we endeavored stores a ad shops from Colorado points to Chicago. t6 oerore tne as if he were ot the low weight coins ... i.ua luim i oeccB, wnica provido HUGE FREIGHTING COST a ban is a necessity, a country upon .them. placed good, man, n moral man, generally Last year the canneries in the state neaunxui and wholesome our? ooa and his opponent connectlorvwtth In that the reports a" bad of necessity of Utah produced and shipped approx- beverage of the highest quality and one. .v; coppera had been brought weight light BUENOS AIRES. July 20. Eduardo food 45,000,000 pounds, of canned value,' absolutely free from ima number of native OUvero. to by " imately Shanghai ox a flying man who opposed to be ofPrinciple, an Investigation waa begun by served inantheArgentine goods. According to a statement pre- purities or bacteria. Thin banks T Italian are army those who during the happen said of pared by Mr. Harrington, of the Utah ordinary drinking water, The nonestiy and'- sincerely 'opposed to Chinese authorities but no results had attained the he rank of water transthe is that only company, average Canning absolutely free from prohibition as a matter or orlncfole. been announced after the inquiry had captain and won five medals, hag Just cost per- acre otr tomatoes bacteria, and impurities is distilled "wa- I think , the movement is portation, several weeks. set a new South --American flying recthe worst been "In progress oo and most people dislike distilled nauonai produced was $197.87 this transpor-- J ter most un the ord for altitude by attaining; a height development, ... water. . . . cost In the marketing of Becco our T .1.1.1. asimuon A inciuaea tne rrelgijt rates tatlon . nas come us mat to of 28,240 feet. on box shooks, tinplate which- went principal difficulty, is the absolute yixaii m. nail a century. . It is my candid FARM BANK FOR . lie may have gone higher, for 8000 into the manufacture of cans, "nails, breakdown and failure of the - . POLAND STARTED meters was the most the instrument belief the adoption of prohibilabels, cost of hauling the tomatoes prohibition law. I anv reminded of a tion in that the United States la worst would regUter and Ollvero lost conthe. to the canneries, and the cost of trans- question that, was asked the Prince of uisaaior .mat tome time on attaining fallen .has for sciousness the upon on Wales his return to EngWnd from American republic since Its porting the product to market, and 20. record height was la to Poland The WARSAW, this height.July organizawas. the average actual cqst of 339 his. recent visit in the United States. tion. If it could an which will reached In one hour and fifteen minbank it last, underwould have agricultural acres produced, by Mr- - Harrington of He was asked what he thought of pro'' ... term credits to the farmer. utes. of government grant-lonthe Utah Canning company. When hibition in the, United States and he mine the, foundations - It is a in couia was to Vmade ' In capit would exceptionally The have Jat. working planned to flight in this matter "When you stop coopsider its frankly answered. does it time down the strongest political ital of about 8.O00.O00.O0O marks. ' cold weather. fullest significance. It will be realized into effect?" We have prohibition go in fabricbring into anarchv nd on that $197.87 is; a tremendous trans- form but liquor; good and bad. mostly ul-UJribition cannot last, neither A new telephone transmitter, held - Color-blin- d persona often have bet-so bad, is. still obtainable t exceedingly portation tax' upon one acre "of nor anywhere because to the throat of Instead than person not vision . the mouth, ter, clearer. high prices. la uwa upon a lie. And a lie eliminates outside noises. . affected. I would like to call your 'attention to an article on this subject Just printed in Collier's, entitled, "For Sale' Everywhere." AWhere two or three breweries built for one particular product had formerly been supplying the demand for Utah and the intermountain beer of 2 4 country, manufacturing now there are alcohol of cent per thousand home brewprobably thirty eries in the state making, con- ; n. ' . .Gives Suggestions G.L; Becker Reviews Present Economic Conditions and Before Progressive Toward Attaining Former Prosperity in Address . Business Club of Ogden ( SILK IM PORTS ! Member Federal Reserve System , 2453 Washington Avenue |