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Show Ptga Friday, June EUREKA REPORTER 8 20. 19 I Victim Of Accident Had 'Large Number Registered For B. Y. U. Summer School Large Number Of Relatives The registration at the Rummer the Urigham Young University at 1ruvo during the week beginning June Pth, proved to be the largest In the history of the achool. The numbera have run slightly ahead of the registration of last year which ville, Utah, August 17, 1869, and was Iho largest registration the the fiiiu iy j school had ever known up to that Along with its account of the funeral of E. V. Frlsbee, former reka resident, the Iuyson Chronicle gave the following Information regarding the relatives tf the deceased: " Eph. the eon of Mr. uml Mr. Ephriam Frisbee, wan born in Coal- Ri'lionl of : ; obi, residing time. Dr. David Bnedden, of Columbia! University; Dr. Itsymond L. Fraud-- i sen, of the University of California; Dr. Adam B. liennion. Superintend (lent of Church Schools, as well as a number of other local educators who have been added to the faculty for the summer, got their classes and Miss Eva Krlslien, who lives with well under way during the first week. her older sister In Wyoming, also six All clasftes are well attended, ami grandchildren. In additlou to the many are full to overflowing, a large number of superintendents above, Mr. Frlsbee leaves a mother, Mrs. Sarah A. Frlsbee of Eureka, to' and principals as well as scores of mourn his untimely departure, to-- j teachers of the state are In atteud-getkwith several brothers and sis- - anre. ters, as follows: Mrs. W. I1. Frock lr- ton of McCormick, Utah; Mrs. E. II. $3,723,000, against mormal monthly Culver of Balt Lake City; J. U. shipments of around $4,000,000. Urisbee of I'ayson; Mrs. J. W. Hill of Peru and ('bile, responsible fur Urge Dountlful, Utah; Mrs. Frank Peter-- ! shipments in the first two months of son of American Fork, Utah; Mrs. j this year, are sending much smaller tluy Towers of Eureka; J. II. Frlsbee amounts for April and May. of Eureka, and Mrs. Milton Loveallj llussia has been trying to arrange of Oak City, Utah. All the above for larger silver purchases for more were present at the funeral with Ihe than three years. Recently it was , exception of Mrs. Atulerwn and Mrs. negotiating for $40,000,000 aunual-lyto of this wanted half but pay Loveail, who were unable to attend. amount In raw materials. It Is nut known whether any contract arThe Demand For Silver rangements were made for the purSaid To Be Improving chases of the past two weeks or whether It was free buying In the amount a Accumulation of open market at London. Urge The new Russian silver currency of silver by Russia, together with a pronounced decreuso In sliver ship- announced In March wai to amount ments from Mexico aud South Ameri- to $50,000,000, but when the first ca hae been responsible during the coins were issued (one ruble and 60 past two weeks for about the stroug-live- r kopeck pieces) the deelre for possesmarkets In more than two sion created a premium of aa much as 30 per cent, years. The London price of 34 Russia Is about the third largest pence, according to the Financial consumer of silver, follow-- a national In Is than more the Review, highest year. The London correspondent ing India and China. Deforo the of the New York Times cabled the j world war its silver bank reserves exceeded a half million dollars. Pro- following statement: I nounced demand for allver In Mau-fThe demand for Ihe continent If continued, churla le also Influencing the Rui-I- t coinage purposes; la likely to absorb the London lan currency situation, stocks of silver, which are nouu loo1 The Itorlin correspondent of the large. Tho highest prices have New York American cabled on the brought somewhat Inereased Inports 21st of lust month that the American and United of allver from America, but the lion-- , Smelting A Refining don market Is still very dependent Slat ea Smelting ft Refining com-- j on New York for supnllcs, and un- - panlee had made contracts with the. lose it can get more silver shortly a 'governments of Germany, Austria, further rise In price eeena Inevit-- ! Sweden, Norway and Italy for the sale of 100,000,000 ounces. able. This week prices havo tended toj Officers of the first company with a noticeable docreuse milted that they had several repre-Isupplies at New York and Ban 'acuta Uvea In Europe arranging for This is due partly, at ' the sale of silver to various govern-- 1 j Francisco. least, to the smaller Imports from nicnta, but that no contracts haJ'i' In Apr.! been signed ao far. Mexico, Chile and Peru. The Imperial Dank of Germany hna Mexico sent to this country less than Increased Us silver reserves since the first of May from about $30Q.-'r- u 000 to about $27,000,000. This Is 5 supposed to he the conversion of old. I silver supplies Into the new silver currency. Total stocks at the begin- - ;i nlug of the year was 24,000, OOd ' Lj A Rerlln ounces. correspondent cabled recently that as U Is at first I Intended to coin silver mints In It is the nominal value of $75,000,000 total cost this will mean a profit for the government of about $56,000,000. And per mile, not If the population la willing to accept le initial cost that these new colna freely, a further $75,000,000 will be coined." counts. This would imply consumption of 24,000,000 ounces In addition to the CHEVROLET, same amount held at .the beginning of this year. Last year the German America's government was an actual seller of 5,600,000 ounces. The European most economical demand, therefore, appears to be tho most Important factor In silver prices for the next' two months unless dangerous short posttlons have been created in London and New York. Supplies In China are fairly large. $ India la using a larger amount, but Is now in its summer dull period. the dose of the week silver Toward ; offerings In New York and San Francisco were decidedly small. here a number of years of his early! life. November 4, 1893, be tuurrlel Miss Elia Yates of llenjamin, and to them six children were born, four, of whom survive, as follows; Mrs. 1esrl Dartlelt of Saratoga, Wyoming; Mrs. Ilasel Anderson of Essex, Iowa; Mrs Ida Uarbelt of Eureka, Utah, er Copyright 1924 Hart Sdiafiner & Marx 0-- or n Most merchants clean up their stocks by giving you extra values at the end of the season. We are giving you the season and values now, when you need the clothes; when you can get a whole season's wear out of them. We've taken all of our odd suits and mark-theat these three prices m Hart Schaffner & Marx Suits 'CHEVROLET I ! l thenl V CLOTHCRAFT Suits at Students Long Pant Saits at SCHOFIELD AUTOICO.I ; PROVO; UTAH- Baloon Tires Are Better Says Manager Of Durant Fellows that keep n rein on o Following the success of Broadcaster Day last Monday the showrooms of the McCormick Brothers company have been a pretty lively place. An effort Is being made to demonstrate why baloon tires add so much to the comfort of motorists. Contrary to general Impression, the Durant company announces that following exhaustive tests. It has been demonstrated that baloon tires do not increase gasoline consumption. Speaking of this, Mr. H. W. Alger, General Manager of the Durant Motor company of Michigan, has the following to say: "With baloon tires, although the road contact area Is greater, careful teste hare proved that there Is no increase in gasoline consumption. "The greater road area Is offset by the lesser resistance to friction due to the lighter construction cf their person tight al expenditures appreciate Crawford shoes. Crawford prices are right and offer better value and more style than any other shoe we know of, and Crawford shoes really hold their the tire. "Another thing. shape. will find so That is why you men wearing many value-wis- e them. qhc (niUbnl Shoe MOST STYLES 8 W. F. Shriver It has been dem- onstrated that these larger tire do not reduce the hill climbing ability of a car, nor do they affect its speed in any appreciable manner. "Motorists, furthermore, will ne surprised to find that In and over rar tracks, over rutty roads an! when running off the road bed Into sand or loose going, the steering Is actually easier. Possibly It has also occurred to you that although the baloon tire Is thinner. It Is not any Youll want to take advantage of this event better choose yours now. W. F. moru subject to puncture because of Purchase A Home On rent perhapa street. $100 each. Its tendency to mold Itself to the ur- For rent small cabins M Easy Payment Plan you. shape of an obstacle and roll over it Among the propertlee listed for residences. Instead of offering resistance. , roon house, with garage, I1'1 "So, all in all. although the initial Is Apply to Frank Garrlty This an excellent time to make at $S25; 2 excellent homes on upper culars on them and many cost of baloon tires Is a little hit Investment In local real estate, Main street, good location and more. In the final analysis the real ,B .Prices are down tp reasonable points good Investment; 2 well built homes cost Is undoubtedly lees, dne to the and Quite often it la OXY possible to ar- close to Main street saving effected in repair to the ca. range an easy payment plan. Thla 'sold that will ha together Then yon must also take into con- enables the purchaser to FOR FLETCHERS reasonable price. . acquire a'Mak .wl sideration the extra comfort afford- home without ne ftm t0 help being cramped finan- while yon occupy the other. ed In riding made possible ss ex- dally in fact It Is almost like paying A large lot containing plained above, by the air pressure rent. room foundation for a larger being so much less and the air Frank Garrlty, real estate gnd Ino buy. Residence rhamber to much larger that the al- surance agent, has a neR..ThI 18 ls morv easily displaced and ths big homes listed and offered number of CStVl H50. Furniture for sale. It and for soft drink parlor. tire actually awallows jolts from the la h!s Job to bring buyers and sellers 111 take an road Instead of passing them on automobile as firat Call on him together. toj whether you meat. yoar car. and to you -A- dv. wish to buy or sell, or If you caret 4 building lots on upper Main I fthm V. l Children. w 05 |