The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-05-18
GOLDEN RULE DRY GOODS COMPANY

l"c,t"d within luo area controlled 10y
tn. central POWERS would hc unaul
to sunni, their requirements 10y tp-
10 tIul Goo th. producers. the latter
na..u- .uId practically all thu metal
.tho, vII - able o. produce THIS Nc.'
and the, V.uld nl.r 20 SEQ L" thUs"
who st tu,.i competitors Doc the cope
Dor and HiI. frtd" OF tho w"r''
Their .n.. alternative would bee q" Jet
.th.r r.r,. remain idle ard tu endure
.tr, .t gum oi scc.uS then own ,'
.tuu,r lf bluu and abroad supplied
d.. ib, uauuft.tu crs Of other ,Hpu-
trio.
Thp American ana iorci-u '"u-ui'
.,, vHa nas. 1"Jrht Immense tom
maze. .l .opp,i az ur,cos rausiur it"'1
100 o.. % gents Cd .uuud would Hc abb;
lo mar.. tetaio and sen tine n''1' O.
portion cog It with prufr provided they
wen, ,..,fuI Co., avoid becoming panic
tr.,k,u tud t-s.u to cll thor hold
u.. bon t- raw stat. iu competition
ti.n uu, .u,,nor. Th,. NuuIu uH.
tr. worlds markets Go thoins"lN,- '"l
Ia ..r.HJ 90 a. lcl.t ,.sht uorth-. ana
r|.antrI. iur % year. even thoatH 81.
WI w,r. Co end urNI week
ON "a, other hand. 10 tho, wr
thrown INTO a panic ANA should si.I
iy, a portion o. their huld.ua I'
price reductions, IN, Cousumpll'' "'
mand for industrial purposes would
not thereby be diminished Even
lightly lower prices Tor copper W"H''
tend t. stimulate and incrcts. thu de
mdnd for II and the producers "uu ,
Doe lett In the same position thcs ar
now. that of b,ins unable 4" sell 1ns
tonnage worth mentioning ior d"ilN'r,
! earlier thar seven to min months
iahcnd. should the German ,onsuu
crs be gwen an opportunity To pur-
chase sufficient copper TO start 40
their works at maNiiuIsu volume 81
| operations this sufficient Nol'H
mean immediate purchases ui approx
imatcly 100, geo 900 pounds and ar
questionable his ~ = larger amount
than she remaining manufacturers OF
| the world would be able to spare dur
ing the coming eight or nine m"ut'l.
even though they were to lose THEW
munitions orders, From his th" MlH
ing ana Engineering World conclude.
that. Viewing n situation from cith'f
tuuduulut. nothing b. 10 bee seen thtt
should create ANXIETY 80 tho mine
either ur the nsum who haN'
/ bought cope. or ct the producers
who have sold 81 at hish prices ana
who. after the FIRST 1T next year, VIII
ih,r d tot more e. sell That tho ma
|uuious business viii ,.uuua, active
| for avery Ions INN, o. ,uDl, a. 'c,
tain us anything can uc BOO the near
future tho United states governments
VIII plarr very larp, order tor MUM
tons aud the European nations, 10
whom his oouutru b. now setting mu-
u,t.uus and the copper required for
th,r own actiyit,-. VIII go ON arcu-
muiatiug munitions after h'stilit!'
cease ur',i every Nos'Iso of fear that
tuyy may Oh, resumed has disappear 81.
IN conclusion walker claims that
M, industrial demand for copper dur
ing th, three Goo ny, ycars ioliuwiLs
the termination OF she war b. reason
ably certain tu boz very much large.
than ever before n uuty even cNr'"t
that ,f the war period During al
mturc tim, every sughJ dytuc, ~
tn puc" Of coal VIII both force ami
encourage electrical development. as
tho only WI" Go keep prwcr po,.
down VIII bee hy routrilizing plants
generating cloctricity ana d%is'ribuiug
b over copper wires. iIish cost 81 fuo'
eventually VIII force the steam roads
10 olc,trlb.