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Show Pape THE EUREKA REPORTER 8 "t444i 1Q?A Hicks Announces Opening of Exchang OFFERINGS FOR THE I COMINQ WEEK AT Thursday, July 10, i STARTHEATRE Hie II. 1'. Hicks, Bill known Hah i:mi .liter of i lie country, It In a'-who wont oast to swept Hie rel- - puipoae nf Min Now ink Mining Lx- .If the Now York Mining Ex-- t n trauiuliMit flotation In no Imiip', huK Jiiit fnt lli Ucportir ,K, preliminary lim l lest Ion a'nl a repoit nt the opening ol that of irs'llng flour op-- r line marl. II Mali Mini ihe ex-- j inlniia makf It posHlble to do so, and Ih in lonsld-tlifjiy inaliiiuiniiig a high Mandard ! f, hI. public confidence with liming of mining rniiipiMilfH whose t in drilling In such securltier. may desire On- finding of iln-lshares mi t lie New Villi' mar-- Kellnble Information and stallN'Icnl all Investments or kPt. An active ninrkPt In nnllrlpat-- , Cain TONIGHT & FRIDAY ill In full and winter Mr. Ml. kv ipeculnilvr Issues limed on the Hx-fd & nl July 10t.h 11th and In lila opinion the mining change will In- collected and dlMrllj IfproNMimi ni n not li ni In'iK aa min- a led anion a lit member ami asmi-iuIn rlntp tnin hern. Sue Carol, Dixie Lee, Kuril an part Imporlaiil pluis InThe management of the Exchange proippilty of I lif nl Ire iiiiMon. Walter CatW-t- t in 'Hu- aillrlf ifw'd i il ri k he iipenl'iv Iii a I oard of liovpinoia 1X' lmnKf followof iiipii of pioven Integrity and abll-ULI ilnand wllli Mr. lleln-- C.. lllcks a Aniinuiiif iiipii! Iibn liffn inada ij Hint in live floor trading of the New 1reHld-- nl Big anil t'lialrmnn of the Kx hange will com-- i I.oird of Governors The Board will Yoik Minin Mini Hepten her 10th, and pernm-- In Mipple infilled by trrlmlrlan. s.s Till high lir. Inw ur t mnIIi'Ibiih and nfflllaf d competent executive offices harp been York. night life of In Hip Muiihoii Building, engineer and geologlsta strategicalnr n'ihi. nf fiislilun hii! i!T WhI Hired, New Yolk fltv. Ilia 1' lilted ly lorali-throughout ami raiimniilfi if, Of lliigi-rl1 1n New York Mining Exchange Plates and ('amnia. wovxii around Hit Tha New York Mining Kxrhangu In i n rlni: a mia organized In January of this Imp rormnif of A Ihe now of Slat a charter under year frlnd. giving coiiNlderailon to and In; and her hoy girl New York for the purpose of provld-ini- ! vea'lgatlng for RprurltlPH offered ltMlkr- story of people ema central market for securities IIMInic. and will ha In n portion from broidered wlih hilarious of "NtuhllNliad rompBiilfN enynped Inlthla time on In ylve oirh roniddern-n- i and rstrhy music. A nl iik. oil and allied InduNtrlan.hion to all auch cross sd i inn of Manhattan's whInI-linthoKi Monk now t n not tha purpoM of the New of ami many rlnHieHlIiie, skyline, ; on Ilia varlmiN Ifnted and trndc-Minin Kxrhanyp to aiipplaut rliHnyfN of tha V'nitfd Staten, Can-- j other earhanyeN throuxhout tha foim-d.Mmi a 2 reel uda and other rountrlen. but rather to nuppUmenl K ENTIALI.V IH'T The f rat rail on the trading floor 'und cooperate with Ihein, and by MIT NOW" will lie of n aliened INI of Kenoned reaaon of 1m rentral In the nilntiiR and oil Inauen. Aa Hie volume Inveatment renter or the world, furor IrndlnK Inrnmaaa, a rlaNHlflrr.tlon i.IhIi bolh a national and Inlrrnatloti-wll- l ' he made and laauea will ba arg- - ul dial rilml Inn not now available. SATURDAY & SUNDAY I bone rlaraed aa mining n the Intention of metnheia to Into It July 12th A 13th malre the New York Mining inveatnunla, iIioho rlnaaed aa It rhanRe e leadlnn fartor In the fur-i- n proapertH, and unllHieil The Duncan Sisters in ; uIno purponed to permit original liter uphiilldlng of Hip mining and finnnilnKa under proper regulation, oil Induetrlea, and a ronalrurtlve aid addition to providing a rentral to e'xlatlng exrhangeu and Hie Inveal. Life iiMikel In the Knatern flnanrlal lug public. ulningi i:iiu:k r pn-pHif- j - ipi-i-- 1 r m - g - I - j I - - The y, iit-- r Parly ini-rir- Ni-- I'"-rm- li 1 f No matter how you look atl it, its a great sale for menj Ill-li- d nppi-slin- i - slm-alloi- ii . I I d . y I l'H-atlo- . HfWWWWW; I rm-rl- - Ils a I Great Here are the world famoua n a vaudeville rntertnlnerN nuiNlral grr.-i- t romedy rlol. I n ugliK NCore wing by tin Hark hlla- - many and merry. Nfinrkllnr o alHge gliimour, " mnnre. "It a A C.rrat l la a all talkliiK. . picture, Adin. I Sr nml Sfu-M.itlnei' hiiiidny 2 p. in. : & July ; ; Ted Lewis & 13th His Band in ; ; ! Is Everybody Happy1 Till Kpell nieltN of Jurr heart of an - TUESDAY MONDAY liurilHlilp and IiusIiiphs followed Ibe drop III Hip price nf silver was shown bv W. Mont Kerry, president of the Atnerl- iiiii Sllvtr Producers In an nldress last week before Hie Western (.ov- erniiiN conference being held at Silt Mr. Kerry pointed tint City, Hint ofonomlMK nml InduMriul lead- ers agree with singular unnnlrc.lty that the drop lit our Orlenlal and South American I ratio Is u large far- tor In our Imliistrlal depression. Tlio fund uuenlal reason for our! tiecrense III Oriental trade, " said' Mr. Kelly, "Is the Instability In the price of silver. About one billion their industrial ac- people llvltv In terms nf silver. Centuries the tr -use Hint rtislom have built uporna-.velist- of the white metal for oients and hoarding and for the pay-ment nr luhor. It Is true that Ihe gold standard Is used In the settle-- ! ment of Interiintlonnl trade balanees. Thul Wide tii Mtwttwwwwtw. & e the iiiunIc maaler. who livra in Hie puM, while Hie preKi-n- t nweepa IiIn non to fame. Ted l.ewla makeN bla arrceii debut hn an actor of A Neiitlnicnt and aliuvrltv. NiiirkliiiR drama of ininiNo eiiHilloiiN In a NMiropnted net- -' Hug of tuneful tunes, rollicking rhythm ami Joyoua Jazz. Ann Ieimlngton, Alice May and a galaxy of beaut ilnl girls ure In Hie supporting rant. rt old-worl- d ! ! it Is ciitiilly true that while silver Is unstable and ita mur- ket price Is tleclliiing, no commit- utents ter foreign gtuuls. enn be knfe- ly made ly Hie Orientals. Mr, Kerry advocated the working out nf sound plnn by which sll- eer etui he stabilized and trade with t'hln-- i stliiiiiliiled' AIno a two I1N-cmnivly, Hitler such plan China will ItlltM M W AS W ItONtl" furnish us with an market lor our surplus production. Ho you reallre that 6000 human be- WEDNESDAY, JULY 1G ;; lugs an- dying of starvation In .Cliluii? Can we escape all the re- sponsiblllty for this tragic situation? Laurel & Hardy in !a-- l the stiver market In slabllled nnd starvation rapidly disappears ho- cause work can be found. Knrther- HAY WIRE more, the serious mcnsce of bolNhe- vlnm grows less aud finally fades Aou'll gasp between laughs away when a people are gainfutlr when you mu this comedy. Not It Is well occupied and contented. known to you that the spread or tn only do lauirel and Hardy keep nd doctrine In the Orient, especial- you howling with glee but ly in India and I'hina, la of serious they keep you tn suspense, fallivoneern to modern civilization. ing off roofs, dodging buses and get l lug sandwiched "In India, It Is now conceded Hist one of ihe Important factors In In- street cars are but a few of the thrilling cacapadea of unrest, is the slump in silver. The wealth of milllona of people, has our big lieros. A great show been reduced 60 per cent within a for a little money. Only .liort time. Some of the leaders of dime each. the Indian people have properly ap- ffVfffTTfTTf TTTf TT TT 1 TTTT prut nerd the factors entering Into this situation und placed the Maine 8ee ll'a A C.reut Life," featuring where it hcloiigs. Hie Huncan Sisters at the Star, SatEvery thinking person should view with alarm the falling off In urday and Sunday. our foreign Hade with Its The kick of a horse proved fatal effects of hard times und consequent unemployto William Juckmm, well known resi- ment. the tragic fate of starviug dent of Nepln. lie Diet with the in- China and the spread of bolshevism died after and lust Saturday In Ihe Orient. jury being tuken to Hie Prove Hospital. "This great western area endowThe deceased was greasing a wagon ed by nature with great wealth, or harnessed one the when horses, must have an outlet for Us produc- Mr. to the vehicle, kicked him, 'ion. Look into our lumber camps bk mid J irkmtn was born In England e mining camps. Our men years hko. ' of Hart Schaf f ner & Marx suits hats, shoes and fine furnishings Governors Hear Talk on Silver Drop, ;; -- ; July House Cleaning observe our broad ami orchards. The produce rotting. Note our fumacea; tn furnaces are cold. Observe tha mpty cars on our railroads and the ship, at our docks. These eannot l minlinized nor ean the cause escape the attention of thoughtful men." wile, Now Buys You Hart Schaffner A Suits for Year Round Wear. Marx $35, $40, $45 to Convention to Use Silver Only on Trip Deeg-ate- s H The Salt Lake Knights of the Hound Table, who are soon to visit Milwaukee where the nntlonul tain venllou Is to lie held, will pread the rospel or silver on their trip. On arriving at Milwaukee they will ron-- i their expense money Into rilver coins and urge the use of silver on nil attending the convention. These delegates are due to leave, ' Salt Ijtke on Saturday. - 'lrh j Untie Hople were nl for the hourth nnd most port sillsfactory ratche.--- . Is known ns ulm-.e"hat " imt popular there H nnchored 8,1 fjH'n hitok nml hohlmr no u' nw skillful way i 7" ,,f wwn 'I' XmM 11 n'' ) P"1 they are not takiug flies or l,,,!H spinners. n,l wl,l,, ,n. subjw'l of fish might he well to remind some of I'1 people, wno have been on canjiin streams, that fish below ,e lawful size should not he taken, 'ln-- !,1W" l1 many of them about "I sardines, have lw-,,to Kroka during the past or W0, m?, cases thes, be returned uninjured to I"' I wbl,t lf If n ,l Port email arrerts Many tvlready been made where n fn nc-twe- en flsh-dta- 's h!w . ... UH,1 "' Hats Ladies Hose ALL STRAW AND PANAMA HATS ANKLETS 15c and 25c Black Heel Chiffon Hose Half Price 65c rt" ',at w under size, " 771 .. Is the EveryNidy Happy B Ininilgrant boy who went Hioke his father's old world J21nJ IMt ho nw worlJ "If and singing. See Ted and his orchestra at the Star, Mon- Tuesday. - EUREKA TINTIC HOTEL NEWS. PROVO F. E. Olffenduper, an official of the Order of Moose, with headquarters at Moohc heart. IlHnols. was In Eureka during the week, having business with the local branch ,.f the order. Mr. Plffcndaper states pany. was In Eureka this week In that the elty of Moosehcart, where company with Oil Bailey of Ihe Salt hundreds of dependent children of Lake Hardware company.. This was. deceased Moose are beiug cared for, Mr. Dalton's first visit to Tlntlc and is growing each year and Hist the he was very- much impressed with wonderful work being done in Ihe our ramp, stating that it was one of' retiring and education of children Is (he most modern mining towns he receiving national attention. had ever seen. 1. 0. Hedges and V. U Walker,1 Herman Hah. the ham and bacon rlulm agents for the Culon Pacific man, was here again during the past Itv., stopped at the Ttulic Hotel this lew days, calling on Ihe merchants jwiw-g while for of Tintic. few days ago. their company. r. A. (.arson, of the ltah Power 'while one of the stock trains was going through Timic Junction, a nuin-- . & Light company of Provo, was a tier of cattle crashed through the cues! at the hotel during the wek j side of a car, killing some of them Mr. Iirson came hen to make the final hookup of power at the Scrani lid injuring other, and It was to check up the loss that the ton mine In North Tintic. gentlemen came to this district. ltoy M- Smith, with th n. H. Uolilr.nou aud L. H. Mltch.-U- . Picking (V. made his regular cull ilmth uf American Fork and servbe on the men-- mts of Tlntlc during ' men M- the past few days. the Mct'ornkck-lVerlnlit were this Tln'.lc achinery compniiy, Other gUtfNts at Ihe liolt-- duri'ig week unloading and setting up a new ihe week were: Mr. au-- Mr. gram header, which will be used In Fred past Hickman of Klv. Nevada: V t Helds of Tlntlc farm VaPey lltchardson and II. It Roblnon of jibe dry and the West Tlntlc section. OsJeti. George Yost of Denver. C. l.oula Uoser. with the Salt Lake M. Iltls of Provo, Dan Morton of E. lief rlgerat ion company, was a guest tpriniivllle, Hebert Blood. t 'at Ihe hotel thla week. He came MHrhdl. George Stevenou, George Jer.n and E lire to install a new cooling plant Van Verbeck. Pale for the Eureka Meat and Produce Virgil Norton, all of Salt Lake City. . eomrany, the old one having served-U- . . . The famous Duncan Sisters In time. their first talking picture. "It's a W. C. Paltou. of Denver. Colorado, Great Life." at the Star, Saturday '. representing Ihe Winchester com and Sunday. , j tian-.ictln- bio-iues- I ptiu--pcipul- ly . ' ! Am-r!ca- - I x I j l J?v--: ! 'T f ' ;r: s , MINING AND THE STATE. - ( i'" Now Buys You Extra Fine Hart Schaffner A Marx $50, $55, $C0 Suita Good For Now nnd for Fall. I - - $36.50 UndPT SiZC Fish Being BrOUffht Into ThlS Clt.V ever-increasi- Which Makes It Unanimous! $26.50 H I a-- fb-hi- productive : . It is inU'Tvstinff to consider the effect of the mininp iinlsturv on other industries in our Western states. In one state the mining payroll is of the state's total. The supplies purchased by the 'ilubtn for comimny use average fn,n00 a day. The industry is the largest homo market for all products and set vices within the state and doe not comjvtt with any of thorn. one-thir- d The employees of the industry siiend, amumlly, $l.v"o,lXH) for food, $6,400,000 for lent nnd homes nnd $4. 7 ."'0,000 for clothing. A large pari of them are olil. home-ownin- g taxpaying citizens of the state. In hddi tion the industry afforls seasonal emnlnyinent to a aivat many. At times one-thir- d of the empl.'iyees? av from the state's fanning communities. The progress uf the mining industry aud the ptoeress of such a state are insejvnible. It might lv aid that its whole future is tlejiemlent on the industry, as the prin-f'ppui chaser, taxpayer and employer. There i on obvious moral in this for those who have unthinkniglv advocated that mining be over-r- r gulsted and for the benefit" of other industries. al over-taxe- d |