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Show .HE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SUNDAY MORNING, MAT 20 EVENTS PLACE PRICES Rise. a By BYRON SELLER- MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS APPAREL Including a Few Models of the Wonderful Panatrope , Won-derf- (Copyright. 1927, Salt Lake Tribune NEW TORK, May H This has "V n unuully Interesting It becsn In the security, markets. with the announcement of the calling for redemption on November IS, next. NEW of ths remainder of the outstanding second Liberty loan and It clojed Arriving Every Day with the revelation of purchase by Goes Into This Sale at tha federal reserve of $80,000. Ono of forelfn told. CHber Incldenta of lm- LOW PRICES. RIDICULOUSLY portance were the eeirresstion of the atock & Ohio of holdlns Chesapeske BUY- -1 owned by the Kickel Plate, a aaje most on the bonds of New York City favorable terms to the borrower since ISO And the initiation of a plan to Elevator Up to the Value Shop: resoue the oil industry from lt desstraits. perate The result of the events was higher 1924. The other is thfit the purchase stocks of the French gold, classified in the prices on the average for There were exceptions report as 'gold held abroad," coinand bonds. not cided with the sale of about as much were in each market, but they Neither were the gains in United States government, securiImportant beties. large, but they were significant Probably that represents an cause they came after so prolonged a effort on the part of the banking rise. The inference that Wall Street authorities to counteract the influence drew from aJl the developments con- of all th.s gold on money rates. cerned with the noney situation was It makes more doubtful any reduction for to continue was ease in the rediscount rate on this fide, that credit a long time to come. The ract mat unless and until such a course be offer the comes necessarv to lieiD sterling ex- Secretary Mellon postponed he I to make of new securities In change. A reasonable conclusion Is bonds that the federal reserve noes not exchange for the second Liberty indicated confidence that he could do want to encourage further excessive as well for the government later In speculation In securities as ar.y new New Underwood Portable. Stand- the year. decline In money rates would surely ard Muoh of the same deduction was do. Keyboard from the high price paid by IN RAILWAY FIELD. made the successful bidders for the New SPECIAL In the rail The thlr.g Important York City bonds. GUARANTEED That, too, polr'ed way field was the formation ot tne in ' the direction of sustained easy to hold the Factory Rebuilt (late models) money. Perhaps this view is cor Chesapeake corporation UNDERWOODS reet. but it take something for- ""'" V- - VZZ c. S Pica Type $55.00 No. assurTv' rh granted. There really 1.f no .... ,,-- ,; S 14 Plea and Elite ... SM.00 No. ryt hh a v i n "v 'iitnra ju. S4S.- a as for collateral 8 C. L. pledged 5 $45.00 No. 7k. Smith ? convertible bond Issue. The on 1 fL.r viJ SeS. than it sn-l- "' on Terms: $5 a "when to admitted bonds Monthly if trading time since the war. issued" basis immediately went to Desired. sizes. Standard EASY MONEY AND PRICES. a three-poithe premium, showing favor in which the Investment and This may be the peak of the All late makes, models, holds converted the market and the low of Interest rates. sueculatlve public rented at $2.50 per month. Money is not easy because bonds can bond and the faith the same. public Specube marketed at high prices. Bonds has in the railway outlook can be marketed at high prices be- - lation in the stock of the new hold- Wholesale Typewriter Co. cause money Is easv. Admittlnr that tne company teils the same story has INC. there Is nothing in sight to indicate True, the Chesipeake & Ohio earn-nin Was. 2761 a hardening of interest rates, It does made extraordinary progress S21", So. Main St. commentators follow that nothing may happen Ing power and many Stores: Los Angeles, Seattle, . to bring about such a change. have been saying that the stock was San Portland, Francisco, There are two- - points about the fed- - behind the railway market, but it is Sacramento, Fresno. ra.1 reserve statement. One is that full twenty years sinco anything of gold reserves are at the hlfrhest since the kind could have happened. Turning now to the general business situation and particularly to th-Industries not sharing In the aver age prosperity, the effort to find a remedy for overproduction of oil is the most encouraging move in this connection this year. Merely to bring out the facts and to spread them on. the record and to discuss the whole trouble In the open, is the beginning of recovery. Oil securities responded 1! to these efforts. only hut at least the liquidation In them ot so mucti heed dried up. 1 given to the similar situation in the i . a . y a wool trade, but there, also, steps have taken to stop the enormous losses consequent upon overproduc- ba .AND NOW SUMMER ; OPENS THE IS nl 1 11 ; 1 SHOWING OVER 300 MODELS.NOW i This Model Was $145.00, rat to $6.50 cash, $6.60 month. m R.C.A. RADIOLA 100 Superheterodyne, speaker, tubes and CUT TO Regular price $216.25. $165 NO. IL Off 28 .ugnxiy usee, wnn new no. and batteries. Regular price $314.50. Superheterodyne, speaker, tubes 100 CUT TO $260 L a r f sSre oven, faster than fas. and lined with eternal mitil that BAND and STRING INSTRUMENTS Closing out' Band and String Instrument Department Ukuleles, Banjos, Guitars, King Band Instruments. d V4 to make room Off for srs, STORE MUSIC 120 SO. MAIN s. Special .. tion. The striking thir.g is that d.ff.cuit situations in particular Industries do not affect the attitude of the trad ing interests iciwira tne market as a whole. In this respect, stocks this week have moved consistently with their record of the year to date. Weakness in oil and woolen shares has not at ar.y time been made the excuse for selling elsewhere In th ,0 r t list. IN HOSPITAL. SpecUl to The Tribune. ROCK SPRINGS. May 14. girl of Far-so- W;-- Ruby Basset. Is being treated at the Wyoming Genera! hospital for an Injury caused by a sharp stick lacerating her jaw and the roof of her mouth She was running while at play with the end of m bliv til t,v muuiu. oiuin unng, en e fell violently to the rround. with the opposite end of the. stick pointing in the hard soil. Her wounds are heal- i Monday at 10:30 a. m. on the property. Lovely lot,' 75x140 ft. Full basement, hardwood floors, nice garage. Place was built by a master builder for a home. Class A construction. Present owner must sell. Speculators, real estate dealers or anyone wanting a real home and at your own price, be here, as this place must sell. tr.r 'r.lcely. EXTENSION WORKER l?er a! to The Tribune. AIDING. Tom Raycraft ELY, Nev , May 14 of the University of Nevada extension service arrived In the city the first of the' week and will sfcend the summer in White Pine and adjoining counties, cooperating with the local WM. H. ADAMS, Auctioneer. to Tie Tribute. TWIN FALLS. Idshc. May U Mrs. N. A. Loyd of Sin Francisco, a rrad- uat nurse, suffered a fractured leg below the knee and wsa brought from the scene cf the accUent in which she 3ls hurt on the state highway north to Twin rails last night, jnMrs..Murtaugn Loyd waa thrown out of her au-- I when tomoblle the door swung open Ad- ,as the car turned off the road as a a result of blowout of a rear tire. T j Differences Between ministrations in Idaho Ely Commerce Chamber Selects New Officials Falls Are Ironed Out. Special to Toe Tribune. ELT, Nev., May 14. F. C Rowan was elected president of the Ely chamber of mines and commerce at the meeting of the board of 'directors sr Friday evening. Other officers chosen were: Dr. G. A Wilson, first vice president; T. S. Shuttleworth. secretary and manager, J H. Gallagher, treasurer. Committee chairmen were announced ss follows: J. M. Lockhart, finance and ways and means; J. K. Goodman, mining; J. H. Gallagher, agriculture; F E. commercial; Dr G. A. 'hat the city ordinance, under which Wilson, Swarts, civic affairs; Vail M. Plttman, office to hold Louis proposed Mayor until May 10. was void. Judge Edging- ton made it clear that the present administration is entitled to two full Mayor-elec- t Clark vears of senice. and his council have been duly elected and have qualified and will take office Just as soon as the administration cf Mayor Louis Is ended by Special to The TTlbuo.. CHILD This Modern Bungalow, 1564 Emerson Ave., to be Sold by Nurse's Leg Fractured in Automobile Accident COURT SETTLES ru ELECT ON r l IDAHO FALLF. Idaho. May U. Term of office of Mayor Ralph Louis and the present city administration does not expire until noon Monday, Judge George Edgington held Satur day morning toi rulir.s on the ouster brought by Mayor-eleproceeding TV. Clark and the new city j Bam 11 officials. While holding with the plaintiffs SCOUTS DO GOOD WORK. to TSt Tribune. 14 ELY, Xev., May Featuring Tuesday as "Good Deeds" day. the Ely boy scouts made a search of the principal streets of the city and gathered up all the nails, broken glass $165 Large ""II .,, - ':.L- - .,"' . v 1 4 C iDl JL9 ' f . . . d e 9 o This fine six room heme at 1077 So. 9th East, to be sold Two-ca- r Tuesday, 10:30 a. m. Lot 60x165. garage. Hot water heat, hardwood floors. Owner now in California and; says, "Sell it, my loss will be someone's gain." This place is an ideal home. All the furniture will be sold, piece by piece. Enre thing speculators may pick np a bargain at either sale. WM. JL JiDkm, Auctioneer. 1 -- j 1 : Cab- CI f9 Drive Out & Save RECORD. to The Tribene. SODA SPRINGS, Idaho, May 14 A. Piax. Caribou county's lsre-ea-t fox farm owner, announces that one foxes have pair of his silver-blac- k seven pups. ,Mr. Flax la exceptionally well pleased with this, aa four is eon. C. LOWER RENTS LOWER PRICES. Terms if needed sidered the average litter. Discount for cash. Liberal allowance on used ranges in exchange for a Monarch. 40 TO BE GRADUATED. to The Tribune. GOODING. Idaho. May 14. Special Plana are complete for commencement week In Gooding high school, which will be next week. Graduation exercise will be held May 19. There are forty members in tne class,. SPECIAL SERVICE NOTICE As exclusive Salt Lake .distributors of Monarch Ranges, we maintain a service department, which i law. at . human. 3)73 services every Monarch the entire life of the range, absolutely free. Range Department SPECIAL OeTs i had that V m a k t this w range almeot $225 Lare size Electric Range value, with Kitchen inet built into the base. All snow white enameled, for h) aL and other refuse matter that enters Into tire punctures More than 200 pounds of these silent enemies of the motoring puoiie were gathered in the drive, and the boys by that act have made themselves "solid" wltn owner 01 cars nsreaoouts. , The colurt agreed with Paul T. Peattorney, that there waa farm bureaus and officials In farm terson, city probably a misjoinder of defendants, and livestock activities. Mr. Raycraft but as counsel for both sides waived will specialise In crops and boys and the question, he made no formaj rularirls club work. ing, except to say that the right to hold office was a personal one. Inti mating that action might be neces sary In each Individual case. Mr. Peterson waived the right 0. cause the law tn each case would be the same, preferring to save time by letting the ruling on the mayor ply to ail other Incumbent elective Mr. Peterson asked the court SPECIALS f he "could have an audit made of the JOe can Libby's Sliced Peaches Mrs Bessie McCallum, reof books In Syrup ?oc tiring treasurer, before she turned Peanut Butter In bulk .. .2 lbs. 35e to her successor. over them Salted Peanuts 2 lbs. 35e Juries Edglngton. while ruling that Shelled Walnuts, lb 55c within his Jurisdiction, not this vii Oood old Spuds '.' lbs. 2Sc declared that he felt Mrs. McCailum Coeoanut In bulk, tono shred. should have the audit made for her lb. 25c own protection. Van Allen brand Early June pas. can 10e Horseshee Tobacco Fresh stock Closing Program Ready e Measure your coffee. A I1.SO Coffee American Falls High Meter end 1 pounds of Foloer s Golden Oete Coffee Special te Tee Trlbeee. ALL FOR I.M AMERICAN FALLS. Idaho. May 14 Crewlna Plants Asters, napdrsa- one. Marigolds, etc., doien Next week will be commencement lie week the American Falls high Laroe No. Pineapple , can 23c school. at Exercises In connection with Long Bambee Fan Pales, each 2V tie oo-with the hares Broom . e graduation will open be ouallty Wrapped Bread, leaf laureate sermon, toHaau-k- delivered by Cliir.aa Psper Cleaner H. 1 for SSc the Rev. Ernst tonight Catsup Me. , can The annual senior class day pro- -' lot will he carried out Wednesday Cgg. Freeh pullet eogs. .1 dot. the gram Pickles J large Dine fee ... frc evening, and commencement proper Mart Syrup No boiling, sN will tske place FTiday evening. May reedy. eeh Fourteen young men and women 34, R ice Oood quality, Blue Poee will receive dlplomaa. 4 lbs. The sermon to the graduate will Fee Beet or Wilson Margarine yj. 20c be delivered In the high school audiHigh Patent Flour, sack o clock, and the procram torium at 18 Iba, Fine tug. r gc Is ae follows: Processional, Melhe, Cend ed Neney. in bulk, t lbs... 25c Rchars: Invocation, the Rev. Alex Lard Cempeund. lb i Reion; selection, fsle quartet. Er-er Lime Beans 4 lbs. fKr Navy nan nast. iim Aooit. n.nry loir.ltj II e S pkg. Butter Crackers tic the ev Mr Haarke: ecrlDture end We Hi Our Own tyetefn reading, the Rev. Ernst Haacke, race) B FOLSOM IILF.HIIS solo, Mrs. Gieno Bernard, eermoti to graduates, the Rev. Ernst Haacke; I m ijlOPOCtSty tset 2nd Betrth vloltn solo. Edwerd ndrork . pne- Bicuoa, tfce Rev. C. E. SchoeoJeber. tea. Snow white size Electric Range value. - fl? spotless enameled trim that 1 washes like a dish Special MAKE matte turee can be $145 Large size dependable Electric Kange value. White paneled fronts with all 1927 tCQES improvements for only TAXES I ( publicity; George Doyle, roads and highways; G. A. Beam, tourist Special In-- NOW! . i j save. .$50 li well u I a ted. all y contrail switches that work hot ways. Aut. Radio. O'LOUGHLIN'S WAS. 6879 i eannet rust. Three pew. srful burn, 75c VOCALION RECORDS, 30c; 4 for $1.00 ot c ever Offered. $9830 " Hee-tri- THIS WEEK SALE R.C.A. RADIOLA tor Featuring the greatest quality Electric Eange Values Atwater Kent, model 35, slightly used, with new speaker, tubes and batteries. Regular prfce $133.60. CUT Terms to suit TO your purse rti.;., l h,.L. $87 OUR BIO CLEARANCE NO. 2S slightly used, with new No. batteries. $60.00 t Panatrope, was $400, cut to $260 $15 cash, $15 a month. RADIO SPECIALS j Vi range to meet every requirement. Gas Goal or any Combination of these fuels. A ex-e- ss ea en MAY 16 TO 21 At the Big New Store os Highland Drive NOW IS THE TIME TO j MAN nV wteiffk APPAREL THE vMl' Instruments that bring deep bass and hiph Boprano tones at prices ner manNOT obsolete, old style instruments, but the latest and most ufacturing cost. inventions. highly perfected These Are Only a Few of the Bargains. Customers Are Jubilant Over the Amazing Values! The Mode's Typical y Smart, Lovely COATS and DRESSES To Truly Appreciate You Must See Them Gains Significant Because They Came After So Prolonged All Our Beautiful Re- demption; Purchase of Gold Among Features. BRUNSWICK SLASHED ' mm ON NEW TYPE to 49 East Broadway. (Second Floor Community Market Bldg.) 45 HIGHER Call of Liberties for fiS BIG REDUCTIONS 51HUffl.ll PRICES - 15, 1927. BREEDING COUNTS Monday and Taes- -' day Only Our foundation stock was selected after careful consideration from such well known and highly reputable strains as the Dalton & Oulton, Allegan, Gordon & Black and Summersida Ranch of Prince Edward Island, Our rsnch is most favorably situated at the mouth of 'Weber canyon, on a sandy soil, where sanitary Under these condiconditions are almost perfect. tions we have bred into our stock the ability to produce in larfre numbers, giving us as they did, in 1926, 4 pups to the pair, and this year our 63 pairs are giving us over 250 pups, which is more than 200 per cent increase. Wt regsrd this as phenomenal. Lest yrar we sold 25 pelts from tbe lest desirable of our Foxes nd received $192.00 average for the lot, $S0O.O0 from each pair on a pelt basis. Beore placing jovt order tor foxes It will par von to Inranch these 1-- ty'Bjj ' 7 e Bjr !t 3 BEATER As Shows Without f 1 1 1 Cover y wonderful foxes. and Thee foxes vestigate this be kid for Irs than SI 000 per pair sad if 70a desire, we will ranch them for yoo for 1150 per pair. Writ for booklet sad farther information. New Blue Earthen Ware y- -l 1 MWJ Ce only One to a Customer bjst el B IB The Ogden Silycr Black Fox Farm I OGDEJT, UTAH. I - Care Washington Market. tee I HOStAC A. eOMNIIN Maneear 1144 South 11th, East, f VeV .. 3 r Ttte aut Mew ewe Mnwa aet SUGAE1HOUDE J t f |