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Show W DESEnirr 6 V V w H evening news Saturday mat z5 ims ofeayiri,, ,dijut weurlty moot tlmulu. of Sgood wag. paid In wick bond, affording .picuoas failure fnjji tnrouffh current railroad RjfADV'CT the m livliy 'in .enorol prlnilp.l and country U OTHOU railof the business; improvement ft) RELIEF i' muni For be will baiter from mission taken road outlook railroad readily. to it resulting they cannot $ point s there ts a good demand on traffic conditions, larger gross asearn-mgmanagevnent in the country that has well cipals and government basin of from 4 79 to i per centt. and equalled its own lroad failure. Home new issues managements as anticipation of a protection, liberal advance m withc-loahrh sdrutihy have expended intoo fast.e I?l a muU pane, they no doubt will nd , freight and passenger rate.,ta of expan-Nomhave been too slow lib su h select haratier that no difficulty eion. good crop outlook and prosper DISPLAYED have nade bad invest- ral yioida of grain and cotton. ment and some (will be met in disposing of ofthem. been inefficient, hae nmeree west and la the agriculagricultural but The Missouri stale board commie-say- s prosperity the interstate 91 the ture south, also the industrial oast; present wheal pros- - ior management has paralysed rail- distribution of 4l asms raised by pect report are i taxation and bonds as wages. U Wi state stringency now lessening of monetary a yield of 45 e4 ooo unei E 'estment by bin 0is that the loan Is out of the way. and ed, on an acreage of .4$0f or whole system of one tie hands have been largely dlcatedthan that new taxes one and times the trahxed manarnUn' destruction with paid In: fill no further heavy oaila and yield of 0f all private pf 1917. AondHton for funds are anticipated till the next harvestcrop mauine and transporta-othe- r are; Re 93 per cent andI tien enterprise loan, which will probably not eur &nos bushels; an There la now vne hopeful feature in hay 4? per vent with before the auturort. ilt) the fact that I 922 hbd ton the situation. WhM uur Mate and na-- ; oaia If per tent, orurit.es have been comparative'y tional authorities a ere denouncing rail- - ISotlCCablC III Banking and free from Inflation, and are often sell- yiaid uneetimated Trouble is Little of the ing road managers, operators and owners A. either at low prices compared with The hew York America quote commodities or interest and dividend B. Johnson, president of Baldwin Loo- - as thieves., there naturally public " Industrial Circles Some 41J the early starting of the motive 'There are intima- - antagonism to rai'rtwnl ehich had its Money So Expended Re--' nttmi. , new war finance corporation with its tiona of Works, the whole of an important demoralising effe dwn th passing and the of new 00. and interest and $50 line, ; to huge capital in Baldwin t9 freight railroad troprty Leaders Suffered Moderof a favorable contract be- ownership turns to Help Business in expectation which may foreshadow new afMtiil ar- - n transmission in me very unsafe. tween the government and the rail- rangemeMs rates and boxes in tra it were brok- A deal that would ilosely of unusual an on This is group roads. and goods were llered, and the T This State interest of Baldwin, Westmgate Reactions favorable factors offsetting tba un- .ement house and Midvale ioutd seem very railroad corporation' could not get certainties of war adequate protection before courts or reasonable from a business standpoint Outlook ftatlsfnetory. The Uu Fonts are at this moment juries 1 know of one road where the ere at least d pilfeen The outlook of the market Is ea- t- turning out synthetic Indigo of he best 99 000, and over the tountry U must techrflcal is sound quality on such a large scale that the have position factory. Its success of the undertaking t ; amounted to i RAILR0AD SITUATION and the rise has been materially acj commercial AUTOMOBILE MONEY TJwSf neierated by recent covering of aborts--j I assured According to Dr Charles I however, this will chemical director of the company, government opera! on Rees, must! from Home reaction taking profit IMPORTANT FACTOR ALSO GOES EAST be expected in view of the sharp ad- - not only is indigo being made In quan - jwThe local hardware trade reports vs nee of the last two weeks, and tity but the plant at lieepwatef Point - j holding uj equal to that of aj and col.et.noB8 about limitations compel cau- N. J., is turning out ail of the interme- gear ago. money-marknow as the es- idatea necessary for Its production In J4 ijeneral lilies of t tion is ail financial commitments, fuI ome builders a a the he the' time short into hardware, includes those very lrd;go extending pecially t the re- bv cafull be will Its to Fbbec being however, Intrinsic ture. conditions, shipped brought plant AnJ ConsidGeneral Outlook is IvinQrCa merchants ve- this dstt ict. There are satisfactory, and, provided they pacity, which will supply all of the reported a hea tail for automobile remain as favorable a now, further needs of the United States and Canada.for re also soon follow.. wctswrle t manufarturbe and in wilt may The values company meats Bond appreciation ered Satisfactory tairg, Registered Some Tbo war Is still the vital factor In the ing types of the finest basic, acid and cycled. Not g few business men and to ir sing thsr laiter vehicles making' of values, and much will de- -i direct colors, and a little later will put from their places of bus! the market the alisartne colors ith 5 toand Market Waiting For Good pend upon newsIB from thst source, Big Advances Shipping the paved street- - making this i their mostly needed denrativee. name renwl of thr-- lfjon fail, Grmn, way. There la a demand for garden and cent driye she will have virtually , r the v( color color, Sulphur tools and steel good also for paints Loomed Very Large. ' Uhrome color, will he put on the mar- loot the war. . ; Investments. , and oils. New Tork city, throuah iha medium in a comparatively.ahort time, of City Chamberlain Johnson, has ef- U u. Fair. k Lswkfs Bdcm j. ' ferted a radical change in itaI WnkincTi report hr city'!.HaAnother American corporation which i! neYlie local iumbrr-tmd- e Local flnanci? continue Jo remark policy fair despite exiting adverse suffered heav.ly by Russian id or'l wln"r;onrrn.7.cd"ln funds There International Harvester that unlike manyother states, the hank and trust companies located In collap,e la (hewhich . has enormous In going on. - issel money subscribed in Utah to the Wb i he financial district. Indudlnc vestments in foreign countries, phr- - J Jiog of passenger service on the tno stock market this week again rfr Bank. First National. Mer- - lit effich increased the 1917 grty bonds, Red Cross, Thrift Stamp. National City. net of Ita olarly in Russia ,h Liberty National. hopful tee,ine prev- I war revenue, go chame NatlonaL gad other sources-- of Pheniil .0.101, after charges, was wiped west mills have bow an abundance of j Chatham banking and industrial cir deficit of $1,369,721 shown, out it) a itetdx stream, and practical and the Oueranty Bankers. Central and out and i - before preferred dividends, aa a result twra, and lumber is coming through In dcs eompaniea The If Botblof comes back; and that by Equitable ofTmet of war losses charged off. In all j it will draw 1 per cent part when the balk of the 16S was charged off for war losaea. July and Ure- trtet as the farmers get funds hay been subscriptions to the Liberty loan are Heretofore the Steel makers are alarmed lest the througha soon their teT while various Detd work, and I ,yT?tord boron with, (the. from fire the. all of scattered oyer the removal next in the ef money duv'tae supply exceeded their previous high time to consider building opera- thts state will constitute a serious Ito attempt was made to eoacentrate four or five month will prove entirely quotations of the year. drain. The situation has been laid the deposits As late as Jan. 1. to the neede of the indusInadequate The liberal y financial appropriations 'Washin mnniclpal-Itthe to before the treasury officials the money belonttln try. Af this critical time a shortage granted to the transportation compahave been made ws m oo deposit In gomsthing. iiko of manganese, which le absolutely esington, and promises be measures if wilt trust nies, 104 companies. possible, banks sod that, increasing activity in the west- sential In making sleet would prove taken to afford this state some relief The bullish demonstration- tn stocks. disastrous to the war program. To in- 9 169.009 9ft0 whfctrwtade rr hack he ) xnrw a prodtrcthnrof-t.ee,$be-toiHetttetyirotfiTirttsppeeiwneofrom the fovemornt in moneys paid set last week, has longer a year, a monthly supply WamWntoa entered Into the cal-- 1 for ships, end Ban Francisco Is a than some people thought it was likely steel Ingots Th, market I reported at a flis re- cd condition, Qfil.Mt tons of marked benefitilfry. Utah is experi- to Tn with s radical changea ctllatton of conservative observers. situation the under do existing Such in- - the latter situation exciting by the reDun. A succession of mil- - quired. especial encing a temporary relief, A possible $60,900,909 bushels, the elude goods as are being sent out but how lone money, says sessions, with sales ap- summer interest. ceipt of wool moneys, gingham. winter wheat crop since he dr eases,percales. ' this will continue la uncertain, and on and Jobbers sheer on goods. Standard mark rails say twoUHon little the again played yjeld of l9Xy wiih a reeonS.brklI1p the amount is considered too small to proaching J J1 rade l ,lirK that ,rden Prt In the dally dealings, proving at and rapidly probable increase of - U per cent in make much impression. Bo a strin- occasion,but with a more ? to strong upward times Is th. fore"n ev,0, susceptible T"rising is antici''across, gency in the money market Comm-rof less Intrinsic value. Sec! Home few loans 5cr.' --HTL iTremn. to thn atocks pated by or low ". StatesThe are being made by the banks, but they ?ona!tlonV acreage prment priced ratle held firm ho h,urrt,.tni b. Jb. will C,ltl t poblle rf are to stockmen and not for industrial .r ?k strong on the more promising crop tsk. to the new prices. Holders of attracted great-- ! tha 17- - kr,slr m ' and commercial enterprises. Another 1? JlSlciMtlon has tl,a outlook. Immediate oufsid for yolstock, aysllahle by source of financial drainage Is the audemand for machinery are not finding murh difficultydelivery. Steels and related equipments, to- in sell-- I and character of the trading! An Inenormous tomobile which A' B grl ff char-- t ums the manufacture or war muni- - ing them at attractive prices Batin' gether with numerous specialties hav- would appear to testify, and enthusl- -, used 8 crises as a perpetual liability. lines a tiona has for brought very heavy demand fall, from th. cheapest to the' Ing only remote claim ae war issues, Honeys for these and for accessories asm has increased the further price, manufacturers of wire ropand most expensive, ere actively bought, registered extreme advances of S to of maintenance are sent out of the have risen But with money needed upon Foods are .tronger, with prices jo han for ages-- t this is now state, though a moderate amount is for other purposes points in a few instances malting ' for tha call for for of from rope culmination the wira recovering gray urgent th operating goods for mil slve speculation, repair paid f n a pi vn 1 0. X Henry Clew th Wail street hanker, the movement may not be long In tha crane and other Conveying machin- - low level, of April The amount Steel Indicated Te has th following to say relative to coming and the action of tha market ery, orders for which havo recently in- - good taken by the government In the; Spited States to the government due The j bralnt been fiv hat wore creased. alone weeks navy department very larg. cnnoinie condition on Thursday when violent gain - tude respecting trade regulations, and to be Red Cross purchase alone aggregathas orders for 29 cran Th growing strength and activity placed almost abrupt equally by n the- - stock wiapkeidlaUlhuied. among Jtarlou yards These .Ing $7,099. OOO. Th4maad for knit coppers, though yielding only slightly, for th pant two week has been due to a combination purchases call for an expenditurs of wear became so great Ibat The governxpregeddIaappoTnTmnr At tht Ba4 Market Watt lag. to commandewt nre of the war board to Increase the n The to $709,099. of favorable circumstance m.nt felt it $609,099 twccMirr Abbott of the Continental rror favorable war outook just rethe a hole possible product of two piece onc 0f Says CMMtuUs Was Falim. VITiS-Sferred to; 421 Jh activity In war In A Commercial Trust Co. of Chicago, garments until July, and to place eeme i A Boston banker who has handled of lar on the speo- the Urge mills inder government In railroad investments control. the' Ing and,4 a hen offerings are made of many millions horixon, bnt manifested Civilian bopq are troubled. Unal at the delay In unsettlement no there is that guarantee goods ordered will be delivered, and the consummation of the mercantile can make buyers many purchases! marine de&L pot payment without lm- -i requiring prompt pairing their -- capital. Print add con- -! verting goods have br active Brown CONTR ACTS I FT FHR sheetings are firmer, vith all dHHa, all , heavy sheeting at xomlnai prices, many PICRIC ACID PLANTS control being under gevernwefrt Bleachers are unable to catch op with their orders The denim output for the Washington, Way war derest of the year wtU be about 110,909,-90- 0 partment announced tonight that conand how ci Ilian demands tracts had been let by the ordinance de be met Is pore speculation are toyards, partment for the establishment of two Ketalf Dry Good. picric acid plants, one to cost $7,099.- -, - M90 and to be located St Brunswlt k. O , The local retail dry good trade and the other to coet about $4,909,90 to f ports eondtiona acoep'able, notwiili- ated at Little Rock. Ark. standing tbe various mr drains on the Industrie; "EEK mn IRE 4 cen-mo- Ulnjf I ur - nv et CUip jt i i 1 al arf, mr biff-ae- et Ant "ws.,?s onnou?,v $13.-94- 1. dlfl J ape-ha- ve c,i lt. r. se i th.Thbrrof ?hTeltonoui' th.Jrpdn rh.bf of J J I hp-r- 1 , V!e-Pr- 1 Pt at , uv occa-becau- se MED Camp Kearny, San Diego, CaL, May contest in '"going into position" A ta which teams from the 1 43d (California!: 114th (California GrissUes, and the 14Sib (Utah), field artillery Nearly Over and Amount of Replanting Thi. Year Will be Much ' Under the Normal It regiments participated here today ended in a triple tie, each team acorn eight points. Tho 143d barnesaed Us horses, racr 299 yards around a turn, got its gun into position first and fired a shot before the others being followed closely by the Utah regimenv but the content had three distinct phases and the scoring of the other regiments in these evened the oil figures The driver' contest" phase waa won by the Utahna, with the 143d second. 1 he cannoneers" contest phase was won by the 143d with the 144th second and the 144th was first in "military precision" with the )4th second. drivThe lime from the start of the ers to harness their horses was three minutes 334 seconds, which was considered creditable. The contest developed considerable rivalry and waa atteoded by virtually all the artillerymen in camp The 146th field artillery marched down to see it. beaded by the regimental band Une section from each regiment participated, that from the 143d being from "B battery which wae recruited in GakJand; that from the 144th wae from "F" battery and the Utah team w picked Afrom all batteries in that mascot, dog. regiment. rode through the contest on the caisson of the Ltah team, Benny Leonard, light weight boxing d champion of the world, boxed two exhibition bouts here today before a crowd wtrich included virtually every soldier In the fortieth division. The men were assembled In their company streets and marched down to the grandstand on the parade ground, as Leonards opponents organisations. were Gus" Williams of the 14jth field artillery and "bam ray" PH singer Is ofa the 144th field artillery. Williams featherweight and Pelainger a ' welterweight, L. Rumors That Farmers Still Held Liberal Reserves Tended to Weaken Values Oats Quite Strong. i , i Chicago, May S$ Decided down-war- d swing in the prica f earn have resulted thia week from reports that planting waa nearly over, and that the amount of replanting nee entry thia year would be under the normal. Compared with a year ago, the corn to IS market this morning was down, oats unchanged to 1 cent higher and provisions off tft cents to $1.10. Notwithstanding that fear of delays to the completion of seeding brought about .numerous rallies in the corn market bearish sentiment had an The fact predominance. that raii)S ivere Interfering with planters to a material extent waa generally conceded, but some of the sections that received the heaviest downpours was needed were where moisture moot for wheat and other crop Goe-- j sip that farmers still had libera reserves . of corn and that the movement after planting would be large tended also to weaken value Oats were' relatively strong in sympathy with advances in Winnipeg and because of temporary congestion in the May option here. The removal of the last dry spot from the domestic grain belt, though, acted as something of an two-rojm- UkNGLOORJSH-UMIT- is BEARISH SENTIMENT DOMINATED MARKET Y -- rrtest lion-sha- re 24 HAS KEIff HELOJIT CAMP ne-ha- lf - CONTEST. POSITION London, May 24 Mrs. Mai Green, who formerly wss Miss Johanna Redmond, daughter of the late John M. Redmond, makes a strong appeal for England unity between Ireland and the common enemy, Germany. against In a letter printed in the Manchester Guardian. Mrs. Green blames Germany for widening the wlf between Great Britain and Ireland and calls upon ber countrymen to supplant the religion of hate which Germany Is spreading in IrHand with a league of good will. "Whatever the British government has done in the paat or contemplates in the future even the enforcing of such an art of injustice and despotism as conscription the attitude of the British people in this war, their generosity and sacrifice, have gained the civilised nations of the world." she says "Ireland s opportunity Is not to treatment or revenge herself for past v Her duty is to present vital wrong. hold out the hand of peace and good will to the ancient enemy at her gate" A .'ter making a plea for toleration, understanding and loyalty on both sides of the Irish sea, Mrs Green demands that Ireland shall take her place, "is strong and surs of herself, among the nations of the earth in tbs cause which she holds to be worthy. offset Provisions lacked support At time Boston WooL " j 24.- - The Commercial Boston, May Bulletin will say tomorrow: The rovernmente plan for handllnig the domestic wool clip has been comee far a Ha essential details pleted are concerned Further modifications are likely from time to time. The new domestic clip Is coming forward tn small quantity but with fair oelerKy," Fcoured basis: CAMP LEWIS PLAN Texas Fine 12 months 2T20176; 9 months 15016$. TO MAKE CITIZENS fine California; Northern 170491TS: middle county 166; Southern 146(2169 Eastern No. 1 staple 17$(9 firetron Came Lewis Tacoma. Wash Utv . 1920196; Talley, 190; eastern elothin of five instead the It usual years. No 1. 163(9 19$ ' Territory Fine staple 19 half blood blood combing 14J(F1$; 166(9 combing J40G145; fine clothing medium clothing 16649140 ,a w . Be g V iggv fine 170; u t , IT, w lv . c 1 j Chemical corporation. Fulled: Extra H091S6; AA 17O0MO; h shape of mo$ratly l irge hat trimmed m law under rectni Men passed by A supers 160$ 1$&. material fo r the construe. with shining aatm trimmins in pink r anf th The how wtn-- l nut and MM .i.. the announcement eaya, anti Vh. dMotriT. lB opertlon bypUm- out! Oppose Premature Peace. MlS to lay ,.vdm?rlS l.m;;dX,wMraS;hirnt STletV uth. the lawn, "nd J1?,ey'pr,"da0tC,.Mm.tt V ka are and Statement says, after careful invest!- Columbus O. May 24 Th general number of butldtng. targe promise to cwnnue fn demand. Satin ' thlETJ! assembly of the Preebyterian church 1 commanders now Rock, used for other pur effects ere popular, crepee are gowl eii' in the United Btates of America toIt ffo the depot brigade combined with the new ganiaatione for full dre. much neckwear is being adopted resolution urging against brary, where examinations will be day a sold, particularly the new collar ef- factory. negotiated pete and prematurely held. fects in luce an it satin. Ri'k glove Kinety-fira- L urging a continuance of the war until In are the aliens There 21,12$ fT won Following thi are beginning to displace kid. and hosj decisive a orvictory in 3,972 other and division SPECIAL RATES FOR the commissioner stood with iery ta very good thts season. ganisations gt camp, according to (sciion hared head for a moment of silent TRAVELING SOLDIERS fnat wibll?Oo7ay British are next with pray jr. are 07 French. 0 and there Thai i represent every civilized nation, .others BUSINESS even be New Incorporation. to is f,?; Conservation I applied .Ts traveling sailor, oo that bring clothing and! Uf be given special to th( pn and other supplies to camp, hps- Few if any changes occur in the list Holt Seed company. Caldwell, Canyon issued today request that orders miTunderno?I.bi"oJ?nfff'nti. tc,l ef commercial stocks today. Brokera DirectordC.en:?.t0SXdon must be used to open eny county, Idaho; capital, $209,090; direb,y hi0,aI com bfcom Into camp, ctor. B. M. boxet. which report unusual dullness, the only trans- xecnve as soon aa necessary forms are wooden Holt, EUa F. Holt, J. P. so the mvra mRS k retained actions hating been in the augara with Prln.tId nd distnbuted. with- - Th. A supply of McClure R B. Bcatterday, all of probably used be again. In fare-wtwo Utah-StainTina ill week. Nahe ai te a lew smalt umts has been ordered for this well, and T. R Bryant of Salt Lak lowed by ticket agents on presenta' tional bank Clty purpose. tion of a certificate from the com Beet field reports from the various mantling officet districts show that the preparations far The plan, arranged to make it easier for and sailors to visit their thinning are better than they were a homesoldiers before oversea has been year ago, the labor supply being aug- proposed by agoing resolution pending In mented by early closing of schools. The Congress It will apply alike to officers crop is making fair progress though in and enlisted men. several districts rain 4s greatly needed. Following are the latest Quotations: FRANCISCO VILLA is AmaL Sugar Co I new stock) . . 1IJS AT WORK ON BORDER Boaeficta, U'e Insurance Co.. lit. 00 Bank of Fork 2tr.00 Bank of Heber City 29. uO Bl Pea. Texa. Mar 24 FYanefaeo" Barnes Bkg Oo, h'sy.vUIe ... ffo.OO ' 85in operating in th border Bank oL Sou: cert, Clah. Ced4T Ja OTI end Mexican federal troopa are Con. Wagon A Machine Co,... 108.00 for 59 the international boundry to relroiiing lao'oo Continental National Bank .. i from getting Deseret National bank Ppvent hie toamugglera 288.00 ammunition him and contraband of Deseret havings bank 211.00 iver acroaa to the I'nited States. "bank Fa Censored from letters Chihuahua Stm 89. Farmer, kgrowert' bk. City UiUmr FI rat .National bank, b4weit Villas' proud.- Flrut National hank, Murray .. 19.9 command and CoL Martino Hulls fed force along the Orient railroad Firm Nat bank Brigham ... 900.00 cral Home Fire insurance Co. ... 228.00 northeast of Chihuahua City, Sunday Heber J Grant 27.85 were received here todav. Straggler Co from Ruts' federal column have alo Inland Crtal Salt Coj'pfA..'. 84.00 leached the border and reported that Intermnuma n Lifj Ina Co. ., 10.70 Kamaa vate bank 125.04 five federal staff officer and a nummen ber of had been killed. General Knlvhi Trent A s. bank. Provo 128 00 Carlo Murguta border commanIwvton Sttsi- - r0 .. 107.0 Jose I to investigate the der. in Juares 281.00 McComirk'r Co Mountain ot Tel A TeL Co... ' 103 08 report Merchant87.00 bank . .. n 88.00 Co. Murrav .... Kai.ona-l.aof the Republic J50 00 GASOLINE PRICES 00 Natlona1 175 National Copperbjnk 141.00 bank FOR ALLIES SET 120.00 Neph Na'ional bank Deden Slate tank 458 00 Provo Com d gav. bank 284.08 Washington. Maj 24 The price of Slam Park ef Garfield. Pang, gasoline to the Allies was fixed today State Bank of 259.00 by the oil division of the fueL admlms- Citv.. St Bk of VLlsri Co. fHHmor '176 09- - tratlmr ap folo4rsi F. e. 15. gulf porta. 160.00 21 cents per gallon; f. o. b. Atlantic seaFaU Bank of Richmond 119 furar Panktir ... .. board. 23) cents per gallon; United CUx-C. Jfd Of Stater ,Vvy specification in both case. T7hFtr I 9.25 aviathe for Co. time the At aime pric Utah Mri' Sjgatfhna! haok . 2h$. tion naphtha was fixed a follow: Ttxh Svmx A Trust Ca 195.00 22 cents per ports; gulf gallon, Thifty I Walker Pro 99 90 rent bankers per gallon, Atlantic seaboard, Zions 23$.9fl British 302 Rank A Trust Co.. specifications degrees tZ. C.L I (new 8tpck) 1211 Fahrenheit final boiling point tn both Fuel oil prices were fixed at: Gulf 99.09 Alta Club cents, British admfnlty 95.69 ports, 6) Con Ry a Powrr Co. (cfty.. United Btatea 98.69 specifications; 6) cents. Lakr nty Hefundlnc Atlantic seaboard, navy specifications; 96.00 ..... Railrond United States cents. navy specifica(Balt Light A Power Co. 4)a $0.99 7) 93.00 tion Lip hi 4 Powv Ca 4 of Standard white refined Theprtc 90.99 4 7 h'hi Ptwar cents at gulf 199.99 kerosene was fixed at tan Hotel nv ... Atlantic seaboard. 99.09 ports and S$ cents at Utah Ftate romp? xp tvl "building 4 oil waa fixed at C reduced Mexican 97.25 Plate Bldg Jltah rapi10 While these 98 98 cents, Atlantic seaboard I I nited Ftatra Liberty Loan. 96 10 prices apply only to the alltea. it la ex4 a... J C. S Firwt L stabilise will domestic thev the 00 pected V. S. Second brty 96 Liberty I The prhes became effective 07.98 market M. S Third Lbrty Loan . .... $9 .19 May day. xv Certifi.at Stamps . for, IVS'XJ , $.19 , I three-qirht- vs iff ' v. ' ewa.v. 5? lary. ;;;;;".','irrff'e; I clea "' .heToS!' h w'lHcc.nv i NOTES Th National Copper Bank waa the first bank in Utah to ! rs of the Federal Reserve s System. Make This Y OUR Bank A GE not everything, but it does mean something to have the confidence of the community years of business life, and this ;we are Am-rl- un ::S" Founded on the highest ideals of:iService, this progressive bank stands as the protector and guardian of the funds of its clients. ' n aol"' ! Here, under one rouf, you wiliind & comptetebankmg, inve an(T financial service equipped tolneet your need;. Because 'of its un-usual ability to serve, the accounts of salaried men and women, housewives, professional and business men, corporations and ' - capitals are attracted to this bank. - lvi ' ht wage-earner- s, k , Large or small, the customers of this bank are treated with equal courtesy and consideration. - nk ....... ..... V- - , Ey demonstrating your ability t o save small sums of mortey REGU-- ' LARLY, you will be building a strong character and establishing for yourself a credit with this bank wh ich will lead to your success. ; copper bank national and BANKERS TOUST COMPANY ...... Miller-Cahoo- TTie officers of this institution desire to with young men and to assist them In making successful business connections, hey know that a mans character and credit go hand in hand. .1 . ' .8-- a tah-Ma- .8.. .a. 1 1 2.8 Walker Brothers Bankers. 4 P |