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Show THE OCU)m STANDARD-EXAMINE- 10 LOCAL INVESTMENT SECURITIES. (As reported by J. A. Hogle &, Co.) BANK STOCKS. Bid I Asked Bankers Trust 1150.00 JHO.00 AM; HOST . Columbia Trust i Deseret National Deseret Savings I.. First National of Ogden ... Nat'l Bank of Commerce.. Nat Bank of Republic"; : . . Nat City Bank ........... Nat Copper .,.,......-.. . Security State Bank , .... Utah National Bank ...... Utah State National Utah Savings & Trust .:.. WaJker Bros bankers....". 240.00 Zion's Savlnrs &. Trust... INDUSTRIAL BTOCK8. 100.00 20.00 CO Liberty: Bonds Go Lower; 2 Industrial and Bailway T Groups Sluggish NEW YORK. Oct. 10.- - Ralls were the C exceptions to the firmer only important ' tone of the stock market at tho opening of session. Union. Pacific fell 14 ' andtoday's other transcontinentals. as well u.a P cotton carriers, were fractionally lower. The fconstmctive side of the market again C'was chiefly represented by; oils, notably '' the low Pe- -' grade shares. troleum rose 1 point and California General Asphalt,' Jtoyal Dutch, " Houston and Cosden made moderate ad-- u vances. som.vrhat un- became The list n , the first nslf hour as a within settled " result of selling pressure directly mainly v ana truoet against Mexican 0 baker. The early reaction was most pronounced " also among motors - and subsidiaries, Burns Brothers.. Consolidated Ctgar. Fa f raous Players and Remington Typewriter first preferred, which declined one to four Recoveries before noon. were led "points. C bv the less prominent oils such' as Cati- " fornia Petroleum, preferred.' Standard Oil 5 of New Jersey, Pierce Oil - and Shell i at grains of 1 to 5. points. l.!exi Transport can . Petroleum and Houston Oi! also and American Susar re- strengthened ' and Sears-Roebuwere hijrhcr ferred I! Leaders of Uhe Industrial and railway " crouDs were siugctsn ana i rrcguiar a " best. Liberty oond3, with ene exception,were slightly lower, probably or .profit,exchfimjes taking. British .and frencnCall showed decided sircnn. money opened at live per Cent. ft C Pan-Americ- tn Pe-troleu- m, I com,. Amalgamated do. 6s pfd.:.- -Sugar BtgTS Sugar pfd & com... Con Wagon; ex Home Fire Ins diy ;...'. Ir.dependent Coal .......... Morgan Canning 9s pfd ... Mt States Tel lz Tel.....; & com. People's Sugar pfd 8s Schramm-Johnso- n .... Standard Coal . .... ...pfd., Utah-Idah- o ........ Sugar........... Utah Fire Clay Utah Pr & Lt 1st pfd West Ca ohe Walker Bros f1- (:- Star Antelope 'rAlta Con - . ., Alta-Michie- I .00Vi . . 8 .00 .. if ... " American Con Alta Tunnel . " Beaver Copper Big HIH- -. V Big Cottonwood.. Bullion . . . . Biack Metals' . . Columbus rRexall Crown Point . Colorado Con . Central Eureka . . Cardiff ..'. . ...... Dragon Con ., .. .. Daly West "ISast Crown Point. Kast Tin Coal. T East' Tin Con ... Kureka Mines ... ? Kureka Lily . Kureka Bullion . . ' Emma Silver . . Mines'. "Empire Chain . ; Gold Grand Central . " Howell :. i ...... Blossom f iron : Iron King ....'.., ... Mining Judge ' Kennebec . . .. . ' Keystone , . ;'.'-.Leonora . "Lehi Tintlc May Day . .. . .... Miller ;Kill Mammoth . . . . Albion Bid i...... .01' .03 II': .00i i .. . 1.05 -- ! . , . -- .08 i .10 .04 .15 t i 1.65. j....... .02 1.00 .03 M -- t .01 ;.. . H. , . :::;:: North Standard: New Quincy . . C . . ,. . r Opohongo Naildriver ...-.Pjutus Con., . . ' Prince Provo . . .. . .. Rico Wellington Sells .. .. ..... Sil. King Coal. SiL King Con. . . . - SiouxrCon.I South Hecla . . South Standard Silver Shield . . Tar BabyTintic Central . Standard jTintic Utah Cons.- . C Unfcle Sam . . . ,i victor .. .. "Union Chief . iWest Toledo Walker .. .. ... 0 Woodlawn . . ... .. ... "Vankee-.- . Zuma .'. .. ..... .. ... tBay StateGalena .Bingham. .. . . .. . . Daly ifcagle &. B. B. .. t j - .02 .02 :02 go .10 .07 ; .. ... ;07 ,03 .09 :,i5 .19 . .01 .00 ..02 lv90 .43-- j .... - ..' ....... .07 !: :12 .064 '.02 - 's.02 - .01 .01 1.90 . j . . ..01' .03 !o7 .02 i !'.'!67 1.25 i 3.00 v 93 .100 85 92 101 102 102 94 100A Illinois and Iowa are threatening to .crowd into and Wiscon place alongside Michigan In the west sin as strong possibilities ern conference football championship 13 a result of Saturday's games, while Ohio State. 1920 titleTiolder, was dropped from the list of titular prob- gi . 101 103 102 -- T BONDS.---(- X I 2c at-46c- " . The black, red and gold flag of the German republic is les In. evidence than any other of the dozen or more official emblems which wave from houses of every town and city of the country. The most popular banner Is the black, white and former empire, red n.NNi:n iu:n pahaded. In a number In some provinces and of towns the republican flar has never been flown, is not recofnlxed, and cannot be purchased. Kven In Berlin, teat of the government, the flying standards of the emrepublic, pire outnumber thos oftothe be reatrlct- which appear generally ed to necessary official use or to pop ular demonstrations - tn favor of the new regime. The red flag f the Communists usually flies side by side with the republican colors during any popular parades or manifestations. S.MAIIi I1ATTL.F.S OCCXTIl. In some quarter this situation has caused agitation afainst monarchical and here and there has propagandists police resulted In flghU between the or beand adherent of the monarchy tween monarchists and republicans, but on the whole It has passed unnoticed. The only definite effort to prevent the use of the flag of the republic has come from the mercantile Interest, which are strenuously seeking authorthe flag ity to retain their old colore) the outline ' of an of the empire-wltiron cross in the upper rif ht hand corner. It Is artrued this flag was known In nearly every port of the world before the war and that its abandonment would handicap German shipping, which is seeking with all available means to regain its pre-wprestige.1IACII STATE HAS FLAG. The government has Indicated that a referendum may soon be held to permit the people generally to decide whether the demand of the mercantile interests should be granted. Kach German state holds proudly of tn tta nltl colors the black-whit- e blue-whithe of Bavaria, Prussia, the or waxony, anu, emsns green-whit- e the German residents, the yellow-whit- e of Upper Fllesia. East Prussia, files ths flag ofthe empire, and declares it will have no other. Supporters of the republic profess confidence that the great majority of the the people wourd willingly support notwithan In emergency. republic attachment the widespread standing to other flag. - 2ci Wheat- -. . Dec . 51.11 51.10 1.14 51.08 51.11 1 I -- . A JDame.-frequentl- . 6s 1956 .107 of-th- , 'I - J A. Hogle z Co. INVESTMENTsSECURITIES Salt Lake City, Utah 169 Main St Ogden, Utah iEccles B!dg., GIRU5 OGDEN LIVESTOCK MARKET. Cattle Receipts 158; choice heaw steers 55. OOu. 25; good steers 54.00&4.50: ....steers cnoice feeder lair steers n.vo'e .Zn;.uuti.uu; choice cows andaholf era 8j.7oS?4.Zo; fair to good cows and heifers 53. 2534. 00: cutters 52. 0093.00; canners ji.uuras.iw; cnoice reefer cows 52.503.60;- fat bulla 52.003.00;. bologna cuus .vu;y.w. veaj caives 4.006f8.00 Hogs sou Receipts 519; choice, fat hogs, pounas, js.zo; bulk of 3ales io to .25;,.feeder bogs. 15.ooa9.OO. " Receipts 31: choice lambs Sheep 55.006.00; wethers 83.004.00; fat ewes 4. t.0. lamos .uvtf.vv; ieeuer 'Arrivals. :.C. Schmuld, Salt Lake. I car bucks. Willard Hendricks. Soda SDrlncs. Ida. 3. cars cattle. . Odgers Bros., Currie.- Nev., 1 car cattle. ' M. L. Attwood, Currie, Nev., 1 car catt' le.. .W.-A- i Allred, Preston, Ida., mixed car of cattle and hogs. rG. O. Whitlock, South 'Omaha, 3 cars ' hogs. :Ogden : Packing "Co., South Omaha,-- : 3 cars hogs. . . - " . - - - "' CHICAGO GRAIN. ' CHICAGO. Oct. 10. Wheat prices de veloped some strength today because t of the government crop report showing smaller, yields of wheat and corn than had been looked ; for.; Notice was also taken of bullish comment as tolthe well sold out condition of the United States wheat, surplus.- On the other hand, houses , - , . .'. 00 e , to-25- te m sure MvJMh v' (! GERMAN PACIFISTS r TT jrr in nt tor maintenance during that foT the arne In purpose Auiruit. 1320, they would have had tbj August an operating de , IX)TALTON. Cl.. Oct. J0A!l trace vjv.wv. the bndH who Tutelar held up expeadlturet br Clit 1 raU of road for Atieuit. oa rnaloten and mbbtd the K!rr VI'- - Link ance. Ibe ilatement ottiraatevl at hrre and encapenl in a hail of bul'.eV i reported Iot today. ihmn Jit? rrt1 non or 2 rwr rnt 00 l,c" KSdKX. Germanr, Oct. t. (Dy the Associated Iresa.) The (Jerman ta- ctfiit congress has adopted a resolu-- ; non approving the con- ahlngton ference on the limitation of nmia- ment. recognizing American lnlta- live and houlnc that It would result In practical plan toward world dta-- j ana particularly in avoidiinumrni, conflict In the Far East. ing - The congress demanded that the German government take immediate" to the league steps to gain admL-wioof nations. v 1 .i.i.n'. i?:o. ,f 00- K I .A N KM ii . N UP AISLE n OO- ALL TRACES LOST OF SIERRA BANDITS r inonlli that they tpent . jCHICAGOANS PROBE - .1 fan rilANCIFCO. OFvwf4j CHURCH liJiUon e foo:uff W fl k A I 1 k Oct. j cue -' r-a- t jtSon of J2 slM V mad I It. by ChScfoan. ion which arrived lave- - on the raa. hr - drathm cf Oft ;Wnnn. RAILWAYS NEGLECT than :00 men wearing robes of the Ku ...... ,... ' JUDGING OF CATTLE KUn the fi,ed food too high. rint MAINTENANCE WORK'K,u through, produftt were oodur-SMethod!t chtirrh SHOW hre j fnjndar. MARKS DAIRY churcb. ilng !ornir.g t hInJjJJi COPS eervicm,.nd WASHINGTON, OcL 10. Caalng the fror.t of the lUv. Fred Me.h. . .TOt WATCH . 10. UAMI.1NH. Minn., Oct. n k"" you r JolU Judg conclasioM upon practically 'uiCIKOUS AYiATION w ' ar of blooded cattle and parades ot , g HLACKWKLU Okls.. 00- More 10 !fa ,, " today, - - jJiSTuSS." lsdr Stii 'tr Yt i..' t-- itni Ll'h - a r.ei-ct!cr- r--.a Case, LOS ANGELES. Cal.. Oct. 10. Xlra. : . " HUNGARIANS FIRE ON ; SUBURBS OF VIENNA VIENNA. Oct. . (By The Asso v iener Iseustad. one elated ITesa.) hour outside of Vienna, was under sporadic machine gun fire 8unday from Hungarian Insurgents occupying the range of low lyings hills outheast of vthe city. The insurgents finally were dislodged by the officer. Eichbuchel also was sharply at tacked and the Inhabitants fled Into Welner Neustad. There was sharp fir ing also at Brouck and at other points In the Ieitba sector, which forms part of the boundary between lower Austria and Hungary. Residents of Vienna feared a Hun , . gariana attack tonight olmultaxxeous monarchist rising. with 00 Iv 1 KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK. KANSAS CITY, Mo.. Oct. 10. (United States ' Bureau of Markets.) Cattle Re- -- ;' sh-sto- ck - ck . , c - SI 10.-0- 00 - v she-atoc- 90-lou- nd - 1 - cwt.;-Minnesot- , ar - Jeanne Munroe, said to be a motion Mildred Frances picture actress, and were held by the Bellwln, thorus girl, police Sunday In connection with the death, ot Al Stein, a motion picture assistant : director, at his apartment here also was belmj made today, Search for three men.- ; ' The women were booked as held on "suspicion of murder" on the police blotter, although the only sign of violence on Stein'a body was a scratch on his 'cheek and the county autopsy de clared his death was probably due to acute alcoholism. Paper among Stein's effect Indicated interest in the case of lloscoe C. (Fatty) Arbuckle, with one of whose friend Stein once wa associated. '' --'.' OO- - " ; . ' ' h ceipts '42:000; stockers and feeders steady to weak; early sales feeders IS.004f8.tO; stockers $4. 50g7. 00; heavy calves steady to strong; bulk. $5.256.25: Slow, lower, most cows . J3.E.0fi'4.:5: fed heifers $7.00; moat graaa kind $4.00; other classes generally steady, part load. yearlings $10.00; top otherwise 11.25; choice $3.90; better grades frraasfrs heavy steersmost vealers $S.00&.$iO; bulls $6.00(7.00: mostly $3.25423.75. Hogs Receipts25c 5500; market 15325c hicher than Friday s mostly higher: CHICAGO LIVESTOCK. . !S54f22 pound weights to shipaverage; CHICAGO, Oct. 10. CUnited States Bu- pers $8.358.45:. 800- pound averages Cattle Receipts 30.- - $8.25: packer. top $8.40; bulk mixed $1.75 reau of Markets.) to beat bulk of sales $7.4068.35; throw- 000; light fed and-goor8.25; steers and yearlings ana up;, pigs steady to out butcher pows steady; other beef mostly 25c lower; prime year- strong. $8.40 paid. 16.000; aheep steady to lings $11.50; bulk beef steer t5.758.50; Sheep Receiptsewes canners and bulls steady; calves slow to strong; bulk fat $4,75; lambn strong unevenly lower; good and choice15steady; to. 25a higher; top westerns $1.75; bulk steers to 2io $8.258.65.; other stocker and. feeder " . lower. '; OMAHA LIVESTOCK, Hogs Receipts 32,000; market opened 15 higher; later market "active, 25 to "tm AH A.- Neb.. Oct. 10. SUtea 5c higher than" Saturday's average; spots Bureau of Markets.) Hops (United IUelpta ; market unavtn. 3015c hicher: bulk $9.00; bulk lights And light butchers $8. 6088. 0: bulk packing sows- J7.25Q medium and light butchers I7.60G8.26: 7.75; pigs 15 to 25c higher; bulk desira- practical top $8.35: part load $8.40; bulk ble $8.008.25. . grades JS.35fiS.S5. . Sheep Receipts aS.000: killing classes packing Cattle Receipts 16.500: beef ateers 25c lambs feeder 25c lower: no choice fed steers opened steady: higher: stead fat native lambs to packers early $8.6$ here: ytok mostly 155c lower; bulla to city butchers 9. 00; choice veals steady to weak; stockers weak; 8.J; western feeders- steady to JSo lower. yearlings. $6.75; western and . $o.50; choice feeder vlambs wethers early - Bheep Receipt 22,500; lamb - strong; &tf. 57. early sales westerns 87.5048.25; sheep top $4.25; feeders strong: top steady; ewe ' ' lambs-$7.00.- . POTATO MARKET. , feeding, CHICAGO, - Oct. 10. Potatoes steady; cars: total shipments I312i receipts 6a BUTTER AND EGGS. Minnesato- - and Wisconsin white J2.10O CHICAGO. Oct.- 19. Butter hijcher; 2.15 and North Dakota CTeamery extras 45c: stan1aris iSlc earlyrOnJos 9l.2il:S9 cwt. 43V444c; seconds 3033Hc firU flrstn Kggs steady; receipts 6$S V NEW YORK SILVER. , firsts 37tr3Sc; miscel 29440; ordinary NEW YORK Oct. 19. Foreign bar laneous 39t?40c; refrigerators H&iZc. . 72Jc. Poultry aijve lower; foLs dollars Mexican 55ic , springs 19c. ehe-Sto- t - - sfr I -- - . UP J .CHORUS GIRL HELD 1. . STARTS CALLING FILM ACTRESS AND 1 6 . . k -- .iu. .. 1 . HER PARTY-AWTH1TO GET EXCISED - y top by sweeping 10 106 10 107 90 62 . The dollar Is regaining its real value interest rates are back to normal getting on a sounder and already.. we are . oasis.: The. conservative, . dependable1 invest ment is coming back into its own. Our guaranteed COLLATERAL INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES are that kind of an investment. ' To the treasurers of corporations or others who do not care to invest funds in securities which fluctuate, this organization offers its system of guaranteed 6 per cent' investment certificates: they produce a conservative income that is promptly paid; are secured by marketable collateral, and, in addition, . are guaranteed as to principal and Interest - by our entire resources. They differ from Mortgage Certificates in that; they can be cashed at any time at par -on 10 days notice. H WG . Leipzig 5s Munich 5s ..,..'..... King of Norway gs 1940.. Swiss 8S 1940 .....v - GUARANTEED INVESTMENT .... OF TJMEVET BEFORE. I ! - . HE'S COX PlEAflY ALK1WG TO ACROSS THE WAV A&OUT t- . 1 j A 1 . 1 UTTLE. MARY SMITH ....... with northwestern connections were sell1.16 1.15 1.13 ers during .upturns, and instrumental In May ; t;orn ' reactions. , Opening prices, which causing .48 .46 .46 v unchanged from varied " figures tor 2c .53 .62 .53 .52 'May December fl.l04 to 1.11 arid with higher; Oata May 11.144 to 1.15V. were followed by .32 .33 .33 Dec. a material setback, but ' then by renewed 3T 3S .38 May A. 37 gains.:'Pork-J-an. Large receipts weakened corn. After 15.00 opening U 48toto c .higher. Including DeLard-J- an. cember at 484 c, the market sagged 80 i.t5 f.77 to', below Saturday's - finish- 02 9.02 March t.?0 Oat,s were easier with corn,' startinjr H Rlba o' He up, December S3i to .337c, and 65 7.60 7.60 Jan. .. ; later showing slight losses. 00 7.90 7.90 May on hogs 'gave flrnn .Higher quotations - . ness to provisions LONDON METALS. . ."" Subsequently, in a sharp "adwheat, uct. standard copper jjuruiUxN,. 69 7s 6d; electrolytic 75 10s; tin . 155 vance in sterling exchange had: a further closed un23 2s 6d; zinc 17s 6d; lead 26 12s 6d bullish influence.to .The market net higher, with settled at l$i 24c December $1.11 to l.H',4 and May $1.1534 ' to ' 1;16. , .The. corn, market . touched a new low for. the 1921- crop. Closing quota price , were nervous; H to l!4c net loweri tions with December 4flVi to 46Hc- . o ouoi BEIII.IN. Oct. 10. , - -- Kffl FLA abilities through defeat at the hands Bid Atked of a minor college. The standing of the 61 coraplet-'PkrmM conference games only, is asv follows; S9 91 ing of oa lt,J,5n1 business main Jn.h line rall-j?0on. Lost. priate winners will be part of the pro- report 100 100 Team. . Asocuutoni3' the 2 0 road, during i:ansA5 CITT. wo..e Oct.lvuit-o- f 101 .August, 100f at the national dairy ahow ih Chicago 60 48 1 gram today RaU lrff o n watched from road haa Executlvei announced',-,'rnn Ihw ...0 and the Minnesota, of Minnesota siaie iair i turned being held al the 94 93 1 n " f "'J'1 0 Jur, In ; Indicated betterment tiirtmin that a earnlnr hv.c cro rroun Purdue here. l.rUM hsrirr 8 86 or n 2 ground d the 0 three 00 rthcom?r.g on Northwestern the the tram with torches rreredj 365 rrcain!r "g country's ,376 porttUn 98 9S tern ha so fir been due to .klmplng of f the body down an aUle and cut t;Stf!hrAmJrl?nWl n Michigan, Illlois, Wisconsin. Ohio BISHOP COMMENDS 99 State, Iowa and Indiana have not , , ' expenditure on maintenance worlc,1"!' f1f, .1 94 conference . games. JOBLESS OF ACTION played 4i SJ, both on roadbed, and wulpraent. TT.TTT A V 65 ATJAFiTATTTJA 64. over seven a to ten Iowa victory 103 vk Mum ' one of the ia to Notre "We 'tnuc and th tiw cnlr Icnlam," 69 70 WAGE CUT STANDS strongest elevens - In tho country, LONDON. Oct 10. Unemployment which reprencut in aUrre taeaur Uw, but we want the law enforced t) .69 to shock.which In were a the failure caused held 68 officers,'" various money big expend right 69 demonstration . . 84 The band dlrrwd tlmoti lrrtm. MO.VTftr.AU Oct IC. 8 The reported weakness of the a Iowa parts of the country nuauy. - rne must later be put into the rrorrtlc. 1 0 84 tn Iowa vic biahop of Winchester. In a letter read the talement aerted. lhe railroad 64 t the c r. t church. not of r materialize. f line did n"r Ualc frem wxmi toll Th, 83 84 M to the at & demoust ration in jamnam gave In In well team llev. haa Urt the Canadian Mth rmrhailc trn ra!:wra hy tory brought t July of this . i year wrre 31 32 v front in t the law and wi;i t' ccr.tinutd ! r.tatiT.;- - under . Aujrust . .- ftblr .. n . for appeals obttinre early season calculations. his commendation to the demonstra- saow a. ufi oprrauug 91. 91 mcoai- oi 5Ul It wsji c arcordir.g to mem-js- j provli!onal agreement. Michigan again demonstrated the right tors and suggested that the nation 00, 000. Had 89 90 same beraenforcement, th5 n hU i spent c of they to consideration for a place near the ration itself. tcsJs.y, stc'lon. gallon. cour,c4 fir.sj . 7 or.jr t 64 to 0. over A-- Co. . Sale. 10. Oct. CHICAGO, va- . teams,-countin- 5 ns ADVANCE IN BIG TEN 10t 93 I ILLINOIS AND IOWA 101 98 101 ......... 5s 1929 95 98 101 96 ........ da Alta Tunnel 2000 at' 12c; 1500 at 12c. Daly 20 at 81.10. Emma Silver 10,000 at c. ..t East Crown Point 2000 at 2c. c. East Tin. Coal. 15.000 at Eureka Bullion 2000 at2000 at v . Leonora 3000 at 2c; ' New Quincy 4950 at 7ci North Standard 1000 at 8c Prince Con. 1000 at SUofilOOO at 8c. 100 at Con. 1100 at 44c; Silver King : 100 at 45c. 45c: 200 Tintic Standard 500 at $2.02: 200 at $2.00; 200 at 51.95. '! Union Chief 2500 at 2& Walker Con. Mines 300 at' 12.50. Closing Sates. .. Albion 4000 at 3c. j . Alta Tunnel 1500 at 12c. 2000 at 8c; 3000 at7c. Bingham Galena3009 at ic. Beaver. Copper Crown Point 2000 at 2c, East 2000 . Eureka Bullion at 4c. New Quincy 1000 at 8c; 1500 at ' 9c; S300 at 9 Vic; 3500 at 9c; 000 at 8c, Prince Con. 1000 at 8c Sil. King Coal. 50 at 52.00; 100 at S1.93... Tar Baby 1000. at. 2c. 500 at 51.90; 300 at Tintic Standard ' SI .92. 16,000 at 3c. West Toledo 1000 at CHICAGO FUTURES. 'CHICAGO. Oct. 10. ' low cios Open ' High 4c I 04 5s 7s Pariif-Orlea- .01 .00 .00 . serving-bird- s 80?, .....iV 1.3.25 . I wing-- 88 70 . 1941 1., do do. 7s 1920 King of Denmark 8s 1945... Jap 4s 1931 (large pieces).. do (smail pieces do 4s 1931 (sml pes) 1905 (Irg pes) do 1st 1925 (irg pes) do 2nd 1926 (sml tcs do 2nd do-- .. . .. . . 07 I. fMonKonite SPioche Bristol . . t Opening . - 2.45 i . .. .02 .03 j. ...... 1946 4s 4s :0l .01 1918 5s4s Italian ....... Vn Kingdom 6s 1929'..... .03 1937 '.. 2.63 1.92 .05 - 8ir 88 e -- 77 74 81 Argentine. 5s 94 ......... Prov Buenos Aires ts 1920 Belgium .. do 194j .v. . Brazil 5a 1903 1929 ....... Canadian: Canada 6? 1927 ....-,...- .. 5a 1927 British Chile- - G6V 8s 1941 French' 8a 1943 ' . .' -- ,.47:, 0 ' j,. . 83 er 7s .08 .04 .03 1.97 . 16., 77 73 reported by J. A. Ilocle . .08 ' - - 95 ' K3 FOREIGN GOVERNMENT . 03 !...,,... 8- 71 63 J5 7s 7s7s .10 .09 .00 . l . ; 84 70 92 s ,oc .20 .10 3.00 103 103 103 103 .,63 . Kenn Copper 7s 1930 Kelly-Spgfl- d Tire-819U1.. 1920 Morris & Co Gas & Elec 7s 1925. . . . lac U S Rubber 1930..... Sinclair Con 'Oil l925. & Co 7s 1923 Swift Utah-Idah- o Sugar 7s 1930.. V Car 5a 1923 : . : . ... ...... West Elec 7S.1P25 ........ Westinghouse 7s 1931 Westinghonse 7s 8s1931 .... United Drug Co 1941... .OS . 4s 7a .oJ ...06 , Aglo-Ani- .04 .01 ......'. i. , ..... I .oa . 84.00 72.00 92.00 87.60 -- .02 .01 .09 .04 .04' .00'il ' i 02 .. 3.00 . 9S.O0 .81.00 ed - 90.00 71.50 88.00 1330. ' gray-stemm- JO. 00 s ....... .00 .07 .03 1 94.50 TO.00 Trees, "The home owner Interested in ob himself or affording an oDoortunltv for h'-- children: the far mer who desires to protect his fruit. ' INDUSTRIAL BONDS.' iu fAs reported by J. A. JIols and tne person wnoorwisnes crops Co.) our city the conservation assist. in A Bid Askfd and our forest trees, tis well as 'ourOil 7h 1925... 100 ioa native birds can perform a great pub95 Anaconda "Cop 7s 1929 95 lie service by planning h'.s planting Armour & Co 7s 1930...... 100 100 with the birds In. mind." 1931 ........ Du Pont 99 t9 00 & R 8s 1941... 103 104 Goodyear T 1.15 .02. - Michigan-Uta- h - .02. '1.00- - I , West Pac 4s .OlVe j .. .' .03 .15 .02 ! i! Ased I 70.00 - . .05 .05 .17" ..02H i . . .03 .06 Bid Pac tonv 5s 1934 ....... .do 4s 1929do ref 4si 1955 .. SotPac-- S F Term 4s 1950 U P let 4s 1947 .... do conv 4s 1927 do ref 4s 2008 ." So" ...01 .01J,4 ! 81.50 111.00 100.00 S3. 00 L 4s 1961.... PLA St L & S F PL 4s 1950.. . da. PL 5s 1950 , ...... S .02 i . ' Moscow .. . .12 50.00 80.00 109.00 ...... ....v O S L 4s 1920 .04 .01 .15 .004 ' . an : .03i .1 . '.' Grand Trunk 7s 1940 .A... 103 103 Grand. Trunk 7s 1940 Great Northern 7s 1936 .Y. ,103 N Y C 7s 1930 103 AKKed j Sugar-- 4s Co. fc V '2.20 RAILROAD BONDS. (As Reported by J. A. Ilole ir Co.) t Bid. 4 Asked B & O oonv 70 1;3 i35h 101 Can Nat Rys 7s 1935 .:..:. C M &. St P conv 1932 68 66 " I' v56 Oct. YORK,' -- 60.00 2.20 I o :8 230.00 Utah Lt.& Pr 4s 1930... i.. Utah Securities 6s 1922... "0',50 Utah-Idah- I MINING SECURITIES'. (As reported by J. A. Hogle .85.00 NKW 10. shrubs and vines which will attract the llrds should" be planted by home owners, according to Professor Alan F. Arnold, of the New York State college of forestry, who declares that many of our native birds are disappearing because of the lack' ' of food and shelter. Professor Arnold has made public a list- of plants attractive to birds, which included many of the most ornamental of plants. This Included the native red 'cedar, which provides the best shelter and nesting sites for bird while they find food in the berries and Insects commonly found on the trees. .The native flowering dogwood and the Chinese flowering crabapple are also favorites of the birds. The honeysuckle, dogwood, American' elder' and sheepberry also are serviceable. The Virginia creep er is given as one of the most popular vines, furnishing nesting sites for birds and draws tile attention of birds away from grapes. 'apples and peaches.' "If one has a place where plants of a. wilder sort 'can be Introduced. said professor Arnold, "and wishes to make a special point of attracting birds, there Is a great variety of native that could not perhaps be used plantmore for finished effects but here would be just the thing. These are mulberry, tupelo and white spruce, such shrubs as the - .spice bush, choke cherry- and swamp- rose and bittersweet, and frost grape vines. The 'Hd flowering dogwood, mulberry, American elblack cherry, bayberry, der, anrt hleh-bus- h blueberry can be In on counted general to attract-thbluebird, .cardinal, flicker, kingbird, Baltimore oriole, robin and cedar wax- - : S L, City refunds 6s 1924.. SaltTLake & Ogden Zs 1934 8 1j Stock Ex 6s 1929.'.... S P L A fc H'L 4s 1961... Standard Coal 6s 1924..:... Utah Pr &.L.t 1st 6s 1944.. I ck 82.09 46!6o Goods.., Dy SEES Selected Trees, Shrubs and Eepublicans Feel Confident Vines Should Be Planted Despite Attachment to '. Monarchist Colors by Home Owners 99.00 102.00 - 87.00 80.00 . . .". . 2.90 89.00 101.00 '- - - ." . Bid AfttenJ 2 .50 BY ALLMAN . fc 100.00 152.00 120.00 125.00 155.00 105.00 260.00 190.00 2 '......4...... Sugar. ...... ., M I 35 THE GREAT AMERICAN HOME 245 00 ...... " i . 100.00 'ft , HI : . RUN SELDOM TO ATTRACT BIRDS its. 315. PO -- . TELLS MONDAY EVENING. OCTOBER. 10, 1921. R a nui; -- Read what the people who work for you have to say to you The manua'ctiirer ..who makes. your shoes is work-in- g for you. The store that sells you shoes is working for you. So is your grocer and baker and gas company and clothier and every person who makes or sells anything that you buy. Quite often these people have messages for you. tThey want to tell you about new jgoods or changes in styles and prices or give you other information." ; It; is not practical for them to come and speak to you personally because - they have too many customers to serve. So they put their messages in advertisements in your daily newspaper. It is to your interest to read advertisements. Thev . are published for your benefit. Advertisements keep you informed as to. what manufacturers and merchants are doing for you.' They help you to buy the right goods at the right time and make the most of your money. You'll find that business concerns which tell you frankly what they are doing are most to be depended upon. Stores fhat advertise are progressive stores that have something really worth while to say to you. Manufacturers who advertise their goods have confidence in them; it does not pay to advertise anything that is not good. Make a habit of reading advertisements. It is in- teresting ' as well as -- |