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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-10

KEEP THiS-we make LOANS to SALARIED
men and women and to OTHERS with FIXED
our rates are as low and our return payments
EASIER than those who advertise IHE
LOWEST RATES IN THE CITY; dealings
strictly confidential and honorable Ofnee 4SS
Phelan bldg Phone Douglas 324a
MONEY loaned on furniture planes and other
security; lowest rates: most favorable terms rs
In the city; see Others, then see me and nd 6 6e
weekly repays $50 loan; phone Market S0zS
GEORGE W. MILLER, s60s 18th St. south
west corner Mission. room IS.
MONEY TO LOAN.
have large snogn,s ct money On hana 70
to suit. Apply d. F. MINNEY. 422 18th ST..
Oakland. just east Of broadway
FURNITURE
LIFE INSURANCE
Wage Farmers Investment and Loan Co..
44s Pine St
HOUSEHOLD LOAN CO.-Loans on FURNI-
TURE. PIANOS. etc; low rates; private 35T-
359 Pacific bldg, 4th and Market sts.; phone
Douglas 32e5. Oakland office 51s519 Fist
National Bank bldg.
ANY amount: lowest rates on first and second
mortgages on real estate, iegacies. undivided
interest, estates in probate; no delay r, Me-
CoLGAN. &c Montgomery st. rooms 3l4-5l5
ADVANCES made on diamonds and jewelry at
lowest rates; safe deposit vanlts: greatest
possible care taken. BALDWIN JEWELRY
Co. van Ness and Sntter-
ANY amount on real estate hrst or second mort
cages or nuT security: delay: lowest rates
o. ". BECKER. To5 Monadnock 6S1 Market.
on furniture. pianos. etc. Reliable Loan Co.,
Monadnock building. 6si Market St. room To5
HAVE money to loan on city realty: lowest rates
easy terms. For particulars call PIT Monad-
mock building.
SALARY loans-Ladies and gentlemen without
security. notes and commercial paper bought.
5l3 Nerchants' Ex bldg; phone Douglas All.
HERMAN MURPHY.
$50 SUFFER- ST.
A-FIRsF and second MORTGAGES. estate. iega-
eies and reeuritF. sHABBuRNE CO.. IS Post
I MAKE real estate loans IN Oakland and vfcin-
fty. AUSTIN. 1918 Broadway. Oakland
SO O00 to loan on first mortgage. eity real estate
2lso Mission ST. or box s4ee. Call office.
SALARY loans: other propositions San Fran
cisco Discount Agency. All Pacific building.
WANT to borrow 81. 800; ? OATS: per cent:
valne $4,000. Box 1894. Cali office.
CAsa. loaned TO salarIed men on note without in
do MoRRELL- 900 Monadnock building
on furniture and planes no removal IRE
MAIN. room s11. sS3 Market. next Emporium
Sam Raphael. Powell--Lib. loans on diamonds
and jeweiry: low rates; burglar proof vaults
MONEY to loan in small amounts on good Sc
.. sm- .5zs. by SO; Call office
MONEY WANTED
WILL sacrifice $500 to s.. 600: per cent gilt
edge first mortgage real estate securities net
ting buyers per cent net. Must have money
for business purposess requires quick action.
Box 1851 Cali Office.
So. 00O-0n new. modern close in income prop
erty. paying $3.50 per month; value $50, Geo.
Oakland. Box 81. Call Office Oakland.
s1D,oo0-1st mortgage property ) blocks from
heart of Oakland nov t1f. tn sf nay nc
monthly: Oakland Box $50. Call. Oakland.
PRIVATE party with money to foam can get
high rate Of interest Al security. Call 217
Monsdnock building
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-10
LEGAL NOTICES


N0TICE-To Whom II May Concern: The part
nership agreement between w. ]. A. ColloBan
and James Cecil Allen. operating under the
firm name of American Gas Fixture Company.
in the city and comfy Of San Francisco. state
Of California. the 18th day of August,
1909. dissolved 10y mutual agreement In the
future all business of this concern viii be con-
Quoted by James Cecil Allen individually. ".
J. a Collonan being longer member OF
the firm. viii not he responsible in any way for
the future obligations OF this concern. Any
one owing debts to the firm will pay the same
to James Cecil Allen at Bis 10th 1t.
JAMES CECIL ALLEN.
W J. A. GOLDMAN.
NOTICE TO publicity wife. Mrs H. j. Arm
old. having left my bed and board win not
be responsible for any bills contracted by her
after this date, August 9, 1909
H. ]. ARNOLD.
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OAKLAND REAL EsTATE-coatInuea


WANT A MASSIVE WHITE BUNGALOW
Located at SIS 37th st. between Grove 81
and Telegraph az. a 81 r. terraced deep lor
with driveway 70 first class garage with
mented noor. pit and equipped with electricity
Neishborhood hrst class. $3.50 at per cent
can renains. balance OF price subject 70 special
arransene7r- Key and owner next door.
Luz IN good residence section near Piedmont
hey Route station Is situated on high ground
Nltn 0eautiful view. block from Oakland aV-
I SaENhei size 5uxl40 feet price 81 250. paSFs
terms- ELLIS BROS. AS 1Ith ST.. Oakland
EACHANGE real estate any kind. IN oF near
VtSiand. II you can mt sell your property.
can aud see me y. r. MINNEY 40 I'm ST.
oakland. Just east Of Broadway
s1oo DOWN-S2O PER MaNTH
DoeSn this beat rent2 cottage street
work done: sidewalks IN: price 81 ioe. Adj
dress 1920 Broadway. Oakland.
COTTAGE 8 ROOMS lot 25xl25; rented SO mo-:
block 70 stTeetcar price $3.50 terms X. A.
SMITH l014 Broadway. .
FOR sale-A house OF Hats. rooras and bath
eSehf lot 4oxloo feet: near Key Route and
Inc. Inquire s5i S7th st; price S3.oC0
W. A. whitaker. designer and builder. artis-
tic homes; easy terms. phone Merritt S7R
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-10
SMALL RANCHES


10-20-30 acre ranches beautiful san
Martin ranch. south Of the San Jose: improved
unimproved: suitable for chickens. fruits.
grapes, etc. this is one Of the ideal locations IN
Santa Clara valley: only 20 miles from San
Francisco; price 800 per acre: monthly pay
ments OF Si4-14 including interest IL desired: II
you are looking for beautiful place to build up
home and where You wiz get good returns out
u n NJ V0oSTFR m -nl Maker -
$40 per acre. 800 acre stock ranch miles
from station IN SonOma county: no better
ranch in the state for the money; good i'm
prOvements: all fenced: an hieai place for
a gentleman-s hunting and fishing resort.
$50 per acre 600 acres near Suisans reclaimed
tue. now used for dairying.
$50 per acre. 600 acres level land. under IT.
rigation: abundance OF water for 5000 acres
vacant land adjoining r. r. station on prop
erty: in northern California. This is 4 splen-
did tract for colOnizariOn
g W MoORES CO.. go Market ST
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE


FOR SALE.
New room cottage. beautifully finished: north
side Of street Let 35x100 close to stree tear and
Key Route lines; this IS the cheapest buy in
Oakland: special discount for cash SO 46th
St: owner on premises
PARTY having-2 lots in 8 good locality close to
San Pablo av-, having paid about $500 on same.
would Ike to sell his equity. or would trade
for some country property Of sane value suit
able TO raise poultry p. ROTHIA. 914 2Sth
ST.. Oakland.
WHY PAY RENT7
When you can buy cottage near the key Route7
Small payment down. the balance easy garments
See owner. RICHARD T. MONTGOMERY. 40oc
Telegraph ay- corner 10th st, Oakland
EAST Of Telegraph; near three car lines. Key
Route and s. p: handsome cottage 81 600:
terms See ewner, G462 Regent st. Tel Pied
mont sGt6
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-10
BUSINESS PERSONALS

AA-WIGS. ToUPEES. l HAVE MADE WIG
MAKING A LIFE STUDY
My wigs and toupees defy detection: ] 1uaran-
tee every one l make. I make them ventilated
and porous. Precipitation don't affect them.
Gentlemen's private wig department. 227f Cali
fornia ST. near Webster. AR. LedereF in charge
A large stock OF pure human hair goods on
hand; transformation switches. pnffs etc. con-
stanfly on hand / make wigs and front pieces
any style desired and in the latest styles. Hair
dressing. dyeing. scalp treatments. etc. by spe-
cialists only Ledeferss Quintoliea stops hair
falling. Mail orders prompt attention G. LED
ERER. established 1856.
LADIES' STORE AT
1900 FILLMORE ST NEAR SUFFER-
FREE-sample Happy Lady" home treatment
for women. to c D. M. 2s7 Pine. room 2n7
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CITY REAL EsTATE-Continued

>,, CITY real. EsTATE-Continusd
COUNTRY home in the city: Sunset: large
grounds. stable aud garage; sell or lease 1855
81. 250-Snap; a handsome and well built cot
tage; corner lot. Box $50. call office
CITY and country property bought, sold and
ex- Apply Owl Realty Co. 5oI Castro St.
IS. 1902 FLATS. and rms. 18th St above
Caslro, terms Addr- owner, 2stz 6 Gate av
]. A. ADAMS. state licensed and deputy Z 8
surveyor. 90 Bush St phone Douglas 10.
For sale-Mod hohe rms sunny: reas.; call
.H..o-nlns before p n. owner. -. s.r-asz =.
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
GOO ACRE STOCK RANCH.
fenced; plenty. OF water good ranch building Of
rooms. modern. with bath. etc.: barns.
wagon shed. smokehouse. etc; price $500;
GO ACRE PRUNE~ ORCHARD.
At Cupertino. santa Clara yalley-Conpleteiy
EQUIPPED with buildings. machinery pumping
plant. tools. etc; everything necessary TO run
hrst class orchard place: $4,000.
Il acre orchard in Santa Clara valley; me.
well built house of rooms: good barn. fruit
house. etc: all level land; good soil; pumping
1850 acres. Butte county: rolling land; Dor
dering on the Feather river: 30 600 10 5000
cords OF wood; hne red loan soil suitable to
lyptus proposition. So per acre.
$50 in Solano county: grain and alfalfa
land: 40 acres now in alfalfa; plenty Of water:
all fenced and cross fenced: good frame house
OF rooms; all necessary buildings and farm
implements; 500 per acre; VIII subdivide II
C. NJ WOOSTER CO..
T02 Market ST. san Francisco
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-10

PACIFIC REALTY IMPORTATION BUREAU.
405-4 06407 Metropolis Bank building, San
Francisco Cal. wiz put ron in touch with
the best country and suburban lands the
Pacific coast. Careful attention given TO each
INQUIRY Full and accurate details OF every
property. Easiest and best way to get honest
Information State your requirement we will
fill II at once. Thousands Of properties listed.
with maps. views. etc. display
NO FEE. No COMMISSION.
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POINT RICHMOND REAL Estate

poU VII paw as much for one front foot a few
years from now we ask Tor a lot tailay
Don't mention this to your children then tir
might cause rcmarks-) Santa Fe tracr center
Of Richmond: s. per month buys lot. send
for maps. MeEWEN BROS. 475 Pine ST.
ST. R. T. Shannsu. rep.
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ERuITxALE REAL ESTATE WANTED
HAYWARD REAL estate
ELMHURsr REAL estate

CORNER. about = acre, Jones sy NJ. S p
station. new house. large living room. open
fireplace. etc. s.. SEQ No agents. 426
Croker hide
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ROSS VALLEY REAL ESTATE

BARGAIN at s1G.000-This beautiful home mus,
be seen to be appreciated. Telephone Kearu5
q75 and get particulars
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-10

MONEY LOANED TO ALL SALARIED PEG
PIE; also on FURNITURE and CHATTELS:
save money by getting our rates: CONFIDENTIAL.
private ofnce for ladies. GREAT WESTERN
INV. CO.. INC. 521 Phelan building. $50 TO
s.: Mon. ard sat till p. m: Kearny 32z7
MONEY loaned salaried people and Others upon
their own name without security: cbeanesf
rates; easiest payments; Offices in Sc urineinsl
cities; save yourself money By getting our
terms first. TOLMAN- room 95I, Phelan bldg
ANY amount on real estate first or second
mortgages. or any security II ] TROY <roou,
ada Aerhanies' Rank building. 04s Market ST
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coUNTRY REAL $500

1.560 acres. Butte county. rolling land; Dor
dering on the Feather river: sc. 600 10 5ooo
cords OF wood; hne red loan soil suitable to
grow oranges; would make exceptional erca-
lyptus Proposition. SO per acre.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-10

CHANCE 10 get furniture, y room house. $500
come arick. house 10 let. 36l OAK ST
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-10

MARK LANE. Notary Public and Commissioner
Of Deeds. 245 Bush ST.: phone Kearny 2629 ).
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-10

FREE Sample Happy Lady" home treatment
for women. to y. m. 2s1 Pine: room 2na-
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-10

MONEY TO LOAN
AAAAA CASH SALARIED LOANS
Do you need 3 vacation and have not the
money TO spare: We are leaning all SALARIED
people strictly upon their plain note without
indorser or security. You can repay In weekly
or monthly payments 10 suit yourself
ENTIRELY NEW SYSTEM AND LOWEST
RATES IN THE CITY. GET OTHERS
RATES, THEN SEE Us
Your employer or friends never know OF any
transactions at office.
LOANS STRICTLY TO SALARIED PEOPLE
WESTERN LOAN co.
z0S Call Bldg, Sd and Market sts
Open $50 to p m.; also open Monday
Wednesday and Saturday evenings until p. N.
AAAA-BANKERS TO THE PEOPLE
WE LOAN ALL SALARIED employees THE
SAME AS THE BANK LOAN EMPLOYERS.
NEW LOAN COMPANY JUST OPENED.
ALL WE REQUIRE Is THAT You ARE
STEADY WORKINGMAN on SALARY
No INDORSER. No MORTGAGE: NO SECTR-
ITY INTEREST RATES THAT WILL, SUIT
THE. CUSTOMER. BORROW NOW PAY LATER
ALL BUSINESS STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.
GREAT NORTHERN LOAN co..
GIG PHEI4AN BLDG. Market and O'FarrefI -sts
DAILY HOURS, $50 to P. NJ. Also Monday
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS
TILL s O'CLOCK.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-30
ANOTHER AGED PIONEER
GENTLY LAID At REST
Many Friends Gather Around
the Bier of John L.
Wesley.

The funeral services Of John +, Wes-
lev were held at the Wesley residence,
22S East Sixth South street. Thursday
afternoon at clock. In his fifty
years residence in Salt Lake Mr.. Nes-
Icy had made many friends and the
home yesterday afternoon was crowded
to the doors. The floral contributions
were many and beautiful
The service was presided over by d.
Eardley, bishop of the Third ward. The
speakers were Joseph McMurrin and
John Y. Smith. They recalled their rec
objections and experiences with Mr..
Wesley and told Of his life in the pio-
neer days.
Music was furnished by Miss Tcnnie
Rasbin, Mrs. Sylvia Garb Ball and
Bishop Eardley, The pallbearcrs were
Frederick jackson, j. d. Campbell. Er
nest Campbell Charles Nicols, Bar
nard Augustine and W. S. Campbell, Jr.
1Dtermcnt was in the City cemetery.
Mr. Wesley died Sunday at noon. fol
lowing a stroke of apopleXy. He came
TO Utah in 1859.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-30
c. A. R. COMMANDER
BACK IN THE CIT
Henry NJ. NeyiuS Predicts RED
ord-Breaking Attendance for
National Encampment.
ZION WELL ADVERTISED
THROUGHOUT COUNT
COmmander-in Chief Attends {
State Encampment in the
Afternoon.

"'Thc attendance from westt
states at the coming national encar
ment will be the largest at any
campment of The Grand Army
held said Commander-in- Chief He
NJ. Ncvius on his arrival from Los
gelcs. Thursday noon. 81 have talk
with members OF the different &. 4.
organizations in all Of the cities a
which | have stopped during the pre-
cnt trip he continued "and l find
tremendous enthusiasm aroused ali
over tho western states. There should
he between 10000 and 10000 people
here from the section of country west
of Kansas, not 10 mention the attend 4
ancc from the eastern states, which,
also viii be large.
''Salt Lake CITY has been we'll add
vcrtiscd for this affair The historic
interest OF the place has caused thou-
sands Of people to decide to take adj
vantage Of the opportunity to sec the
city, as well as many other points of
interest ID the iptermouutain country.
The section contains many points and
places which eastern people wish to|
sec, and in spite of the distance from
the Atlantic coast, the crowd from
that section will he unusually large.
This, together with the fact that the
western people viii turn out in great
numbers TO celebrate the holding of the
encampment so far west, the only time
years ago. VIII bring the attendance
we'll up TO that of the largest ever
held
Attends Encampment.
Commander Neyius arrived here over
the Salt Lake Route at little after
noon, in company with Executive Di-
rector r. VI. Sterrett, who had accom-
panied him TO Los Angeles last Satur-
day, and was received by Secretary
Fisher Harris, representing the Com
mercial club, and a large number of
prominent Grand Army men from this
city, The party proceeded at once
short rest the commander went to the
Grand Army hall 10 attend the meet
ing of the twenty-seventh annual en-
campment of the state
Colonel Sterrett commented at some
length on the splendid reception given
the commander and himself at Los
Angeles. He told of the forty-mile au-
tomobile ride TO different points of in
terest about the City of Angels, and
especially the visit to the ostrich farm
and the orange groves of Santa Mon
lea. He spoke of the stirring mus
reminiscent of war times. furnished
the Grand Army drum corps of Los
Angeles and the beating of tho long
roll after the manner of the druumers
OF the t1vIf war; To 20 rv-rUS-IlG sTrIiiIi
Los Angeles will have larce delega
tion of veterans present at the coming
encampmcnt and will furnish a fnl
quota of people to assist in making the
forty-third national encampment mem
orable.
A feature of The visit of the Los
Angeles people will be the presence of
the famous Grand Army drum corps j
composed of veterans Of the Civil war
and one of whom will play the original
drum used at the battle of Shiloh.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-30
DISTRICT CHA|RNEN OF
AMERICAN PARTY MEET
Enthusiastic Gathering in Old
City Hall to Talk Over Plans
for Love Feast.

District chalrmen of the American
party held an enthusiastic meeting in
Judge Bowman S courtroom in the old
city hall Thursday evening. 1t was
the first meeting of these chairmcn held
since the campaign of last year aud the
attendance was large. or the fifty-four
districts in the city forty were repre-
scntod.
The object Of tho meeting was for
the purpose of talking over the love
feast which is TO be given by the
American club in the auditorium on the
evening OF May H. Those present were
enthusiastic over the matter of the love
feast. at which at least 2000 persons
arc certain TO be present.
There were a number of addresses,
brief but pointed. and all tended to
show that the party was in good trim
and ready for the battle tins fall, when
the Americans will again stump the
civ Of Salt Lake.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-30
THIRTEENTH REUNION
Of MASOHS At END
Conferring of Degrees Is Fol-
owed by an Enjoyable
Banquet.

The thirteenth reunion Of the Ancient
aud Accepted Scottish Rite of Free Ma
sonry. Salt Lake Valley, came to an
end Thursday night with grand ban
quct following the conferring of the
thirty degree. Both the thirty
first and thirty-second degrees were con-
fcrred Thursday,
At 2:l5 o'clock Thursday a special
meeting Of the consistory was held, fol
lowing which the thirtyfirst or inspec-
tor inguisitor degree was conferred un-
der the direction af Charles Wesley
Morse AT p, m. the thirtysecond de-
gree was conferred under the direction
Of Harry Nathaniel Mayo. The thirty
second is the master of the royal secret
degree.
Those who passed all of the degrees
through the thirty-second arc as fol
lows: W. S, Churches, +. G. Richmond,
r. l.. Carey, l.. D. Gordon, H. y. Wey,
mouth. Leon Engstrom. George l.. vii.
son. r. j.. Tracy. +. =. RameY, T. A.
Brunton. w. j.. Bridgman. Harry Ro-
senbluth, +, W. Sherman, c. L. Gable,
r. c. Smedley, J.. G.. Fredricksen, W. l.,
Eddy, w. 5, Scott and A. Il. Haustein.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-30
NCORRGIBLE BOYS
CAUGHT AT MURRAY

Brrne Rdman. - years old and
Leonard P9vell, II, charter members Of If
the 9 highway robbers union. - pecsn, %
y dissolved by the juvenile court au.
tthoritie,s, Who Tuesday night esc,aa,l aul
which they were committee mon nnou tho ,o
dissolution IF their union four pon WeeI eGe :
ago; and 'ere captured at Mmrra,. "veNS
", "Wednesday by Marshal Mike Mansss
Thursday fond their way back 10 a4Is, 4Sn,
juvenile cout authorities, for ;nVost; S,io
them. yes against
fhe lads Ppeared penitcnt. but eavs
= frank sta,ement of the pround fhoE.
had covered between their escapo 'ne3
Junction and Sandy as we'll as WTS WnSrrn,l lam
and par, of this city. Thev w;II M;TIIrray ay
presented in the juvenile co1rt VIZ I'D. De
and it is lik9y that they will Wit h. today, "G
at Ogden. u''rlai school
Howard Ylung, another momhou i.
the highwaf robbers union 'nGliGer !, ;e of
industrial scbol, TO which be rom IRON the
mltted as a result of his H1 comn was com
with the unl%. being recanturad typadeftlon en
him to that i istitution'~ ~ IN returning
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-30
REPORT IS ASKED OF
BANKS OF THE STATE
Call Made by Secretary Tingey
Upon Request of Monetary
Commission.

Secretary of State Charles s. Tingcy
trust companies Of tho state for 81
multaneous report as to their financial
condition, Wednesday, April %
The call is made under request
from the National Monetary commls-
sion, created by congress May 80, 1908
TINS commission is attempting to. Sc
cure simultaneous reports as to their
financial condition from the banks and
The data is to he used to show the
amount of money held in the aggre-
gate by all these institutions at a
stated time. and the loans and securi-
tics held
The comptroller Of the currency here
tofore has secured statements from
national banks. but there was no com
plete or general report from other sim
liar institutions, The present idea is
10 secure n statement from state and
savings banks and trust companies, as
well as national banking institutions.
The commission will use the iuforma-
tion to be so obtained for statistical
purposes and Will compile and publish
it in tsbulatcd form, without setting
forth the individual statement Of each
institution upon which demand for a
report oil financial CONDITION rs manes
The information. it is anticipated, will
be highly valuable. especially in deal
ing with monetary matters
Mr.. Tingoy made the call on the
institutions of this state in pursuance
OF notice asking him to cooperate
with the national commission in secur-
ing the desired information. from Mel
Son w. Aldrich chairman of the COM
mission. This notice was received some
time ago, but did not FIX the time for
making the call. Mr.. Tingey, Thursday,
received telegram from Comptroller
of the Currency Lawrence O. Murray,
setting ont that he had called on the
national banks for reports of their con
dition on April 2s, and asking the state
secretary of Utah to cooperate IN the
work of obtaining reports from the
banking institutions under his jurisdic
ton. Mr.. Tingey promptly issued the
call.