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Show ,.. , , ,. , . ,,,Pla, ' . ,, , .. . , , ... . f . - , .... - - -- , , DESERET . . EVEN IN G JULY SATURDAY N EVC 7 S On ...x, 1911 , , , , : , 3 . sufficiently to at 147.853,000 bushels, or 25.1I bushels' ' ' . an least Acre.' the for great . R increase A1 I A 11 . .., ,., 4 ,. Ttle ChicagoPriam-Curre- nt ........... , . LIQUIDATION says: imposed by , ,, .. 1:1 I Public Corn,. reports generally the past week higher . : t et ' Ontitiolclurimir4 . t . i ' similar are better treat... unfavorable spots throughout the belt ' . . . ment by public authorities and per- - but general average condition can h0 ! mission to fairly offset increased costs-calleIn the greater parl, Of t good. 1 -i ,,t by adequate rates for service. , t 'The discuseions on the peace though in some places it is rather 44 , -- , 1 at Washinirton have little treatyl weedy. Reports of Oats crop are noel LIT T ing deemed largely political. What is particularly good. are ielseLNEW TORK-Ju- ly Yields ttr-FOrth-L-4 more to the point is that the world is.than expected in which they some- '. , . ' now en a peace basis, and aCtive pro-- ; what resemble wheat in various parts signs of expansion in many braaches ' : acoompa-of and manufacture duction has taken the place of five of soft wheat belt. Both groins are trade years-- of intense destruction. That is showing that during pollenizing sea., nied tills week's less active and more I r. the one great hopeful fact. and all son some damage was done by rain-I , '' ' 44. movemen, , , , , . . problems a- -I chiefly those of fall. Hogs slaughtering.. in the west Irregular Federal Bank Report Shows other W o These may be tempo- - last week are estimated at 485.000, met. adjustment. : The enlargement was most note-ru- n but in the Ions 'compared with 651.000 tlie previous rl,, Trend of Market With rarilytheydisquieting, - mean better times ahead. On week and 115.000 the same week in worthy in the steel and iron trade - ISM the mar. stock side the of unsettling ' Subitantial Reduction in ket are the prospective strain upon The Ninth federal reserve district with its greatly increased- - booklets , It may be your most step. If so, the money market. the weakness of benk's bulletin on crop conditions and higher prices, the extraordinary I Net Deposits. it is to be sure you exchange and the increasing freemen- - in Montana says: In central Montana, demand for such commodities as tea-C- y of of The inflation exstrikea weather has hurt all crops high !dry . ' tiles and leathers and in the further ' ' T has been a quiot week in. local credit and commodities is also a mat cept those on irrigated land, and some -- enormous volume o f bank cleirings. ter Your how more in attention no are bank.1 to show irrigated receiving crops problems, beginning banking circles, with no special int' circles. These are all incidents injury were 4v rails water..4 stock On the of exchange through deficiency . . solved satiSfactops to tite reconstruction era in in streams and irrigation ditches. In the most noticeable drawback. trad- feattgas spectacular or otherwise. natural they seem. to you Gallatin valley, creps still present a ing in those inlitle3. excepting certain demand reported which we are sow running full tide. . There 44444 "There is no reason for loss of con. good appearance, but there lie serious'-of-th- e profitably. ily cheaper or secondary shares. tor money. and rates remain un- fidence, r'---. is reason for shortage of water. In the region dwindling almost steadily. there though , . are ae bonds . quoted changed. Liberty . conservatism and increasing discrim-- I adjacent to Hel.na and Butte there' Motors and their many acceseories.. '" . weak, while sugar trtocks are stranger. ination in all financial '4'i transactions. has been severe hot weather solves itself. Various' factors', But oils, tobaccos and food shares cetta--One bank officer WWI waiting for the Sixty leading stocks average western Montana has had about and, about the; tinued to bulk large On the "'meals' t . latter to drop a point this week when points higher than a year ago, 10, essame have to be Reports from the Uwe horizon. though subjected to and affecting he intended to invest. Instead. quo- very low advance compered with thesi Bitter conditions., on profit taking Root reversals and casional the Flathead valley . ' tations rose sharply, - and no invest- rise in commodities and wages. But reservation indicate that crops have bearish pressure. - f t v.! In I tient wail made. in this group 30 industrials showed a so far held up fairly well. One of the week's most reassuring The latent information from the gain of SO points. while 20 railroads - eaten. featurea was the partial restoration of ,. Northern Montana federal reeerve bank is indication of advanced an average of only 6 points. sive damage. but with reports' somewhat bet. t exchange rate's On the, more import-Th- e The For years we have liquidation of over 1100,000,600 of war.need of discrimination, ter conditions in the strip paralleling ant foreign centers. The rally in greatest etfroilluagnde xpealbriacenkinced -to . the international several paper. accompaniecl by subatantial re- however. is le was due Isterling principally boundary. careful thought to .of a ductions in net deposits and federal The chances favor a better market During past week there has been I international undertakings, including ' reserve note circulation. later on with more or leas liquidation considerable dicussion of movement the purchase of a large block of Engsuch as oursyL, , the advisement anIinaii-Ms.tituti- or of stock-- , from districts in " Montane( 1105,100,100 in ,the. intersat,.,.,.., ... ........., 'ell- - sharea-b- y' Kuhnt Loeb that are in the holdings of war paper and of I criticizes Railroad pisa. very,short of feed. Into South and company'. Dakota and Minnesota. 13,000,000 in other discounte the banks &gement of private and RObert EL Lovett. president of The , Weather need m the crisis of your in of an conditions the last month increase 112,300.000 'report Union who Pacific Railroad system, bUsiness. Inter-amounted to a series of offsets. public -- business acceptances and of 13,900,000 in treas- was an aide to Mr. McAdoo when the have career. . AND t. , ury certificates. As a result, total latter was director general of rail- Hot Weather which hampered small PROVISIONS woven of success benefited the with grains the corns aseets a from decrease show and. while ,shitil to be glad earning .We roads. criticises some of the main territory west of the Missouri was tor, too 12.529,90(1,000 to 12,437.800,000. advanced recently to solve dry. fields east of the t were this river in meet and consider on hand at the Chicago. St. proposals community advocates and railroad the growing you problem. 7T ' wet, in-wet, wet, ' wet, Louis and Minneapolis banks are he certain believes, which, legislation ''''''A'A T. . , ,...:,, --- oar, own:that .,'";::,',!!,,net .... -- . -- -- has-be- en ,T:;,, ',bills prog.- - ; with-yo- u: 'Ormirrees should ul The local lumber trade 'in railof under rediscount for other federal re- consolidation that'-ituceessfthe country ''''' at lin steli.."' Our ithmsil is --7 " ress,'re- - roada into-a-fe- w It'S systema- be thinks,' eonsiderable discussion sit Movement to stockholders in with prices strong, and a ateady tend7 --.. have ported the week before, while accept- would be unfair your recogyour enterprises t , CHICAGO. July ances held by the New York and San strong lines, and would impair the ency upwarda . with difficulty in se--- -- -in' centsAn with the service. of classes credit curing roads, of lumber. A nized leading our record Francisco banks Include 142,800,000 Wirt and , breaking prestige. drought aver- good deal of building is reported in (as against 123,700,000) of accept- evitable result of reducing the on bogs have carried the corn Further- both city and country especially in prices ances purchased from other federal age credit of all railroads. in his the farming district regardless of market this weelt sharply upgrade. more, Congress has no right, - reserve- - banks. to compel one corporation to are good. Dealers Compared with a week ago, corn quoGovernment deposits declined 114,- - opinion, now without waiting with another, or to force advise consolidate this morning showed IF 14 reserve niembers' ...,TroF 100.000, deposits, railroad stockholders to accept in ex- to see itbuying lumber will not fall, for it ts.tions k 113.500.000, while the ."fioat" carried cents to I 8 cents advance, oats bad wont. stock the their for THE holdings change t bY the reserve banks went up 855,700,- - of The local hardware trade reports gained I 2 cents to I 4 cents, and one of the companies which any ,. ---- ,000. Other deposits, including foreign would absorb others. Under such a business as I e in good volume up keeping 37 cents were . dearer by t,i provialons government credits, show en increase consolidation scheme, he also con- with demands for hardware EARLS, Cashior t, Q, W. T. G. ItZAWICRRIC74110111271ZePPrea.".. tbe. to of 110.400,000, while net deposits work tends, the companies would be too every quarter. Building hardwarefrom Cashier AEC $1. KNOX, biwGE0. and weather after hot out 172,900,000 less' than the week be- large and unwieldy for efficient and more in demand, indicating there is day day Dry. is in sight, exercised a constant fore. eederal reserve notes in circu- ecnomic management. He believee, on considerahle contruction on. no rain ' 1 lation decreased 136,100,000. all re- the other hand. that the absorption Collections are good except going intimidating effect on the bears in in the dry corn on and so likewise did lessening of serve banks. except those,at Atlanta, of some weak lines by strong lines, farming region. There is a good de. succeuive and overtopSt. Louis and Kansas City. reporting fair terms, should. be promoted; that mand for bicycles and automobile ac- hog receipts .. . ping of all previous hog values. Only . eubstantial reductionsoin the volume competition in service and facilities cessories, also for paints and oils. -'-'""2-'.."?m"t . 0 from of serioua absence and extended. should be yet damage preserved of outstanding federal reeerva note 'Wholesale Dry Goods. boldof should be no of rain consolidation lack and ao capable appeared that sod circulation. tunnol and Hien It will Mao satisfactory manner. Some more ore The local wholesale dry goods ing the corn market from a further for Ube dovolopment of a vory promis- has been located In the workinst Gold reserves are shown slightly permitted which would substantially trade IN STANDARD business reports as there were signs TINTIC favorable, ascent, reached from the inew tunnel and tbs competition. ing section of mineral ground. larger than the week before. gold de- eliminateWorld's though goods are scarce and when that carespecially company ta fast getting things In read!. shortage was developing in Wool Supply. orders are accepted the good,s are a the middle n ose for sinking the new double corr. posits by the treasury being more than and the that with west, Push sufficient to offset the gold withdrawal A statement as to wool supplies is- long time In delivery. partment shaft. GradingIn for tbs. People Knight movement of wheat having necessaiT f r export. Cash reserves declined sued by A. M. Paterson. president of appears to be buying, even"Everybody" was finished early tbe weed shalt CONTROLOF Plial0 though de: the arrivals of corn would actual oinking should be under Hill and Work V1,70(1,000. Largely as the restsit cf the Textile Alliance, Inc., says: "After livery be subject to delay. Returned preference some be for time. Besides, a meager few way within days. the considerable decreases in del9neit shipments of wool from Australasia buyers say New York is full of forThe people have await& l Argentina that new high and note liabilities the reserve ratio to Great Britain' during the current eign buyers who are ready to pay any word from or Correspondents.) a contract eathe construction of M t corn had for been retorde price EUREKA. July (Spocial Correspondonce.) Trenholm, necetteary ,. , of the banks ehosett a rise from and the lumber 49,1 year to the extraordinary amount re-of price asked, it is "Only give us the tablished there attracted considerable the Jew Knight mining needed on t eliding it job has already been de. The hotels are full of for. attention. EUREKA.. July goods." to 50.9 per cent. reportod on fleid man forwas nearly 3,000,000 bales. the amount on In tows on Wednesday Australasia at railroad livered the and will September eigners bent on purchase of Ameri Stand- enterprises. maining in Behind Building Program. Oats climbed to tbe highest prices good authority that and in company with Manager Ekt F. goon be hauled to the point I wM approximate 1,000,000 bales, to Olin goods. goyim& ownor now Is the ard of company a Birch the number was Mining slatted this The Reason. due Knight bulge With normal c onstruction totaling which must be added thh new clip Mills looking forward to another yet to predictions that the Itle yield of hotter than 10.par cent of the issued properties. Mr. Trenholm saysto the nearly 11.750.000,000 held up by the of ever 2.600,000 bales. At the same season are being forced to allot their would aro anxious E get very Knight bost Azless be the than Provo of stock the 4Verage. company. Mining war. and with a eteady increase menn- time the clips of South Africa and output, as many buyers are prepared moving out nt tho Big Hill and that the government was re- owning adjointrip ground. Th Provo things sew machinory will be landod the while in flopulation. the United States South America will come upon the to lay down larger orders than manu- oertiona counted that later as somethingtof stock was picked up In behalf of the on the ground within the next few days. EDIVIN G. & FRED R. is more than a year behind In Its market, and it must not be for gotten facturers can handle. Production is selling an offset. been buoy cone Tho mon who bay stocks in Great not receding, but is far from Standard 'Matte building requirements in respect to that they will face by Joseph company Om to shaft capacity the wagon road Provisions derived their strength have arrived much volume. owing to the short hours ITOOLLEY , . residencee, public works and raliroadi. Britain, which The structing to complat well known Provo man. and from the upturns of grain and their Job dui.. 4 bogs. Berry. faster than they could be used up or the difficulty of securing all the help cents a expect as around nine wook.. COnSillf I gays the Neonal Bank of Commerce even tho paid pries tog warehouses. in the handled had coon as as control the and Less share is in New York. beard 1,.,Wflo t of strikes on DANE AND INDVS.. It is a Complication Enormous quantities have passed into required. MINING. boon steered the stock fell oft a few large scale. although minor dif- JUIll COUNT! MINES Lelti-Tinti- c brought about by an unprecedented TRIAL STOCKS AND BOND& hands because the govern- any points. Reports private In ferences various centers of conare shortage houses, high building cords The Provo oompany owns a small been wool, both stant Mail fits your Liberty bonds wben Rnd the diversion of capital from resi- ment has and distributing In Satisfactory Shape you piece of ground which lies to the west at auction by allotment, and has y of 'Ugh to Doll. Check fur net Consumption dential building purposes. many of the Thal Standerd and this ground Ws...m.001r the unprecedented and fine goods in new channels la even adopted also adjoins the Eureka Lily. Some ptice, bagel on Intact New 'fork The dominant factor in relation to method of holding merino and crossAHE AT ASSESS1 was don. (Spoota1 Corrospondonoo) stock etchanu quotations and inoffsetting the effects of economies years ago considerable work building shortage IR the growth in pop- bred auctions in three cities, namely. forced on the Provo and a small amount of EUREKA. July SILKanator Giorgi by high prices. Buyers do not cluding accrued Internet will be ulation which. although checked in London, Hull and Liverpool."' woo In town ore shipped but in recent years the Nichols ot the hesitate to lay down orders for the tent at ones. this country by the falling off of Imin douslbeen inactive. has Mated Coal Shortage. that toot Wodnootlay and Early property most expene!ve fabrics. as they feel some moot CLOSE talk a there to the TO la Wag migration, war !metes and influenza, year present work WENT SECOND $O-- ST. NM programming $1,000,000 of resuming work on the Provo. pos- opulent Coal men are predicting shortage in confident of being able to sell them. nevertheless probably increamed from has yet As the summer sales proceed in reWaste!) SASS. that Telephone:, ' worse any than of coal soft the workings sibly through 800,000 during 1918. We occurred. National Coal association is tail stores, it is seen that many values Ili I Um if but the , mines, story Neighboring now are in need of sufficient buildings. that the Timm Standard has acquired publicity campaign to im-of offered are far under the parity of re(Special Correspondence.) ,the bank saysi to take care of that por- conducting control of the stock is correct. it is costs in first hands. and L, consumers adfisability on placement press S. EUREKA. JOY tic.' of the population increaee of 1917 Hoyt, hardly likely that there will ho any summer when this appears to be stimulating acUvity not provided for in the building pro- stocking up during the Wing of lead TOW clerk and auditor. has just sub- - work don. on tho Provo ground. transportation difficulties among those who feel that prioes wUl :county 46.. a classitithe Lmitted eram of 191, and. in addition. we labor and account an report wish showing credit If to you be has and still de-and appealed 1 that minimum.' at will be higher prudence !cation and assessment of all property must take care of the increase in 1911. with a Liberty- - 33ond payment: If Liberty Bonds & Wzr members to speed up production. meads a covering of consumers wsitte In Juab county for the year 1919. Mr. WILL SINK SHAFT ON The war as a stimulus to induetrial to now. you want to Dell Liberty Bond Hioyt says that the state board of figures. published Coal production cam We subconstruction. produced 16 us a made rake of call by telephone., Retail Dry Goods. equalization has the Geological Survey. Savings Stamps and Remits the in some directions. but thitit excess. weekly by statements The local retail trade reports gener- per cent on the assessed valuation of of coal men. In giv yoo immediato quotation. highest cash prime the mane Sag 341 and farm lands another rats of now that the need for It is passed. stantiate bitumal business conditions very good. with are received. 1113, on account of demand, cent on merchandise and trade fixTUNNEL We buy and sell all high clam TINTIC eannot In all camels be adapted to or- inous people buying considerable of mid per tures. The 1919 report shows an Inproduction was so stimulated References: As, bank in Sah stock. out . summer turned were stuffs. over dinary rentilremente, tons 1918 in crease I3,Bilks, valuation pon-of organdies, that 635.000,000 Lake. Henry Clews. the Wall Rtreet bank- - and shortage thereby averted. ' Re- gees, voiles, lawns, and similar fab- 118,923.00 and this is largely due to of assessing er. has the following to remark on quirements for 1111, according to gov- rics are being sold in large quantities. the change in the manner Modal to The I(ws.) Heretofore these Liberal Bond & my. Co properties. the mtock market, In thin- week's trade ernment estimates, are 630.000,000 both made up and in the piece. Deal- mining have been assessed on their net mines Ruhler of EUREKA. July and finance circular: ' tons, 56,000.000 tons less than in 19111 ers advise buy now and escape pay- proceeds and under the DOW law the Silver City has been named as super"Dividend Dealer s. Successor of on. three "Conflicitng circumstances 'control Production from Jan. 1 to June 14, ing higher prices later on. It is va- mineawill be forced to Investmnnt Co ' of- work Standard Bond iintendent for the new piece W. Names. ibilasagev the stock market and keep it in an 1119, totaled 196,000.000 tons. Capac- cation time, so many employees of the times their net proceeds. pay it -2,-The total assesaed valuation of- the which Will noon toe ,endirrway en the I 401 Deseret Dank Bldg O. MAIN STREET department stores are on their vacaextremely active though unsettled ity of mines must- property of the county is 117.060,421. state. The etrength of the undertone 774000 tons each week throughout tions and enjoying themselves. Wan. 1013 More than of the total as- - Preperty of the. Vatic Drain Teasel. . Reems undiminished. 'and the buying the remainder of the year. ., -- This work will be the sinking of a new of the valuation is reppissed :minty 4e, g ;power liso Chief of stimulants are resented by mining propearty. the totalin LI a point about midway between July Crop Report. the great proRperity of the agricultural mount on which the mining coin- ; of Iron and the tunnel the of report to crop the will July portal Posies According pay being $6,190.117. Theit sections, and a consequent good out-BUSINESS NOTES adroe.d companies. telephone. telet, IBlossom mine toward which tbe tun-nlook in the industrial world. One ex- the federal crop reporting serrioe, 4 is being driven. water and graph. p3wer, port trade is sureto be enormouR. des- Missouri wheat crop will total few transaellons took 1otce in pant. will pay taxes onexpress coml The new shaft will be sunk' en the average yield theVery I pite the accompanying difficulty of 817.76.0 bushels, withacre. local list during the week and amounting to about 14,500.000. II.. of the Prain 'runnert and quits re-a Although quqtations are mostly unchanged. Su the remainder giving Europe sufficient credit. Tbe of 15.3 bushels per of the countrs assess- - cently the Knight people acquired 70ii.-,G.mi;.elfii.t4.è.-kbushels 1.000,000 in somewhat better demand. ed valuation. or about 17,000.000, coy.; Ilarge tract of ground In the immarailroad ostiook is Improving owing to 'crop declined nearly gars were douOf the no beet doubt from fields is Advice' the being continue nearly ers real diets the the better traffic proonects, to the during June. harvest vielnity, estate, improvements, live in number of the same tenor; in parts of Idaho the stock and personal property. opinion that their holdings should be the probability that they will secure rel- ble thi 10 year average Used e., stoneboat to haul heavy rocksnot be Igo as- - I iIncreased before an ostensive campaign is crop wiU be light, in Utah it will be blab for estate of Real corn county. acreage .. Missoari fair f3onto of treatment from Congress. ot bushels. eonably In started. woe much better and fair.. work been has valued of at flestment Washington horses pülled it easier but because he didn't have to lift oo purpottes deep that when returned to their owners 5.155.000. or $71,000 acres less than than last year. The following are the 83,992.7H. Impnovements on town and I the the from waa i purchased ground some form of compensation Condition is given latest quotations: high. Lee Drop Frame Trailers are lite a toneboat, only , 0 at 1671.69011South Standard. city lots have beenon placed for, war last soyear's crop. be sunk on the indicated yield to !oases will be 10.11 is which farm lands Amal. and Co., shaft cqmmon..7.2 and The 1607, cent, Sugar improvementa as and they pull verY. very '&441Y. per permitted, that rates 101.50 065. Live stock has been valued at 11,- - lline of the tunnel will answer two Amid. Sugar (let preferred). , 125.00 427.230. The asseasment rolls show Beneficial Life Ineurance Co First of all it will make it posMAO that there are in Juab county 1,340 :1eible to hasten the completion of the Bank of American Fork et. Ma WOO horeen and mules on the range. 1,461, Bank of Heber City horses4and mules otherwise assessed. i Barnes Oka. Co.. Maysville sa 20 1 1,401 cattle 8,942 cattle on.the of Cedar range. Southern Utah, Bank 141 tr. 143 Plerpont Ave" Salt Lake City. runt Wife 100.00 otherwise assessed, 117.517 sheep on Columbia Trust M'a.rhine FROM THE Con. Wagon & Co.... 118.00 range. 1,113 sheep otherwise assessed, I: The personal property of the county :25.00 Deseret Savings bank 802.50 has been clattnified In the following Deseret National bank manner:: banks 1197,100; merchandise 300.00 Co. bank. Farmington Davis gne of our stockholder just informed us that he bad lost by trade fixtures, 9493,602; machin63.00 ;and tools. Farmer! & Stockgrowers' bk.. theft from- his automobile eeveral certificates, comprising a large implements and supplies,revy, That'i the word that First National bank, Ogde- n-- 325.00 ;315.360: monsy, solvent credits. judgblock of oil stock. To insure prospective buyere that they get the genNational bank; Murray.. - 175.00 merits. etc., 6136,060: First personal property of ettIck hundreds uine comes from . we suggest that until further notice, you buf,all your stock 3.00.00 not otherwise enumerated First Nat. hank. Brigham 1316487. . 33.00 Heber I. Grant & Co from Our office direct o from our authorized agents and don't be arbusiness men who have 95.00 Inland Crystal Salt Co..18td. . . tempted by otTers of stock of uncertain ownership made to you at less . Intermountain Life Ins. C- othan 6 cents per share: as no doubt the holder of this large block of to have their wives ranged Kantss Stato bank Co. R. Smoot Harold The stock which disappeared. will try to sell It at a reduced price. But Effective Aug. 9 1919, Kai, It Trost PrCo3. bank Provo 180.00 a checking account I of this stock t by request of the owner) Will be made at 115.00 carry Layton Sugar vt E. Hutton F. of office will take over the Salt Lake , McCornick tIr 470. our office. ,,.275.tp0 , bank. this 100.012 Mountain St. Tel. & Tel. Co So many people will say NO! We don't want to Invest any more. Iwith & Co., main floor, Hotel Utah, Salt Lake City. National Bank of the Republic 254.01 We have lost in this or that. But don't let that interfere with you in bank no.pa National City 111 our- stock.- - as this Company. does not belo'nr-to- retaxincome Afterclass of the n Co.. Murray studying 'your 97.0a , It's so cony'enientit's The Harold R. Sthoot Co. wilrdeal in all securi-- : failure& First class In every respect Our holdings, our manage140.00 turns. you may have come to the con- National Copper bank are ment. our driller& and our machinery. These are the greatest pro- -' pt not and that bank 140.80 elusion business National things always training, Nephi good ' ties listed on the leading exchanges of the country' t 450.00 what they seemthat apparently high tection to the' pubPc aga'nst failure Ogden State bank '& safe. , Say. bank 345.tia yields' on securities shrink bewilder., . Provo. Corn. it ls always The Oustaveson Oil Co. prides itself to be In a clam entirely by with direct, privat4 wires to those exchanges: State Bank of Garfield. Pang. ::.50 ingly after you have paid Lucca:tee and. themselves, and in addition to this we have complied with all the of. Bank ago,t,o larigi.am State city. Will also maintain a seat on the Salt Lake Stock ex-, laws of the ,State of' Utah. etyma profit taxes. taii St. Bk. of Milia.J Co.. Fillmore What about your wife? The investor that made the most money in Texas was the one Municipal bonds' are exempt un126.08 Sugar Banking Co ..0 61.00 der the U. S. Constitution and Statchange and will handle approved local investments. Utah Fire Ciay Co.. that bought stock before they struck oil. Shares now five cents. tk 103.00 utes from income and excess profit Utah Stet National bank Wire. Write. Phone or Call NOW..-- ' , P o 7:80 taxes, and next to U. H. Government NV ill be under the Sugar the of The business company, -- 1 365.00 .. .. Utah Home Fire . bonds, are the eatest kind of security. GUSTAVESON--OILTC"MPAN97.00 Utah Power & Light-.we have a list of wholly and par.management of Harold Ric Smoot. assisted by 103.00 Utah gavinga ar Trust Co ' - :40.00 tially tax exempt securities, all safe. , Walker Bros? Exnkern Russel now E. Suite 601 Boston Bldg. Hutton Phone Wasatch 4014 4 7 F. of cent to White, r per Groesbeck, paying per 325.00 A PUS Zion's Say. Bank &Trust Co NG ' , telephone call or twostal card will I SAY Z. C. M. L- 16000 - DIRFTTORS , ; & Co., will be floor manager. , the information. bring ,, Hostas. 11. Gnmavrnon 133, y 99.00 Alta Club 1)r. John T. Ayldto , ' MAIM , accounts litCrestfe-ettullD. Gostare,ton, President amal. Sugar Co.. aerial eoninvited.- Ri Investment Murdock it. 'Jonenh 434---Liseta103.00 vertible T. Vice John President White, I)r W. S. NeCornick, Pres. Theodore Tob:ason Co. icity), Con. Ry. & wog 99.60 J. AV,. Minster. Secretary Salt Ltke City Refunding Dortd &Mortgage Company 1)r. Raphael S. Ohlen a Anthon H. Lund, Vice-Pre- s. ' 9490 Railroad Sumter Valley lAryrig S. Pond ." Georue It. bdaub, Treasurer Co.- (4) & 78.00 Vower Utah Light Smith, Vice-Pre- s. ';' N. C. Petersen George.AL".Snwith. Generol Itbytriel 92.00 svrrz 111 WALKER BANK BLDG. GeorFe Utah Light & Power Co. (5) Dr. Rock Cashier. Fred 31.iMichelsen, Murray 100.00 Hotel ,' Utah company M., )1unit, E:aloot.litannter sold for ond Musner 99.01 lAberty Bonds, bought Malt State Capitol balding D. E. Judd, Assistant Cashier. 99.99 tasks on basis New York quotations. Utah, State Capitol Bldg. 41 turzsmonnommotomm 0 li 0 mat be w - ulETERINEEKgli inasodovvii:einitarcvane:ddine teller!' . PAPER STILL Z-- thebelt--the--crop--le- sTocKD(cHAt'icEs' , 11ow-1ai4-- 4Y ,. . - , , , , , . . ' , . , ---- hat Is Your Next Step? er 41, , , , . .'t .. 4 -- i important the night one - ' that want -- matter now,.can.be I and ' .1 .. perplexing 1, 4 . nothing your"busintss, their proper relation, . ' considered ' some.of-thelndustria- :z.., ls I , lisit-own- ed - , t. 1 . ' i , 1, Dig-coun- ts :, leneet-The,euggee- ted ' -- - against-118;900;00- - Se - ---- 2 commandat NATIONAL BANK. 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