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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-05
BIG IMPROVEMENT
WORK WILL BEGIN
Concrete Lining to Be Put in
Weber-0 Counties Canal
Immediately.
OF re DEMONSTRATIONS.
Especial 60 The Republican,

Especial Co The Herald Republican,
ogden. sept. with the turning
81 the water from the Weber-Davis
counties canal. the irrigation company
today prepared TO begin its Improve
mcnts TO the great ditch which. when
completed. will have entailed an eN-
pcnditure or $500 600 The contract
has been let 10 ellis Brothers COM
pany or salt Lake for the coucreting
of the ditch FOR nine miles. from where
the intake is located i'm Weber canyon
20 the bench lands south and wcEt OF
ogden. Tuesday 100 men viii be put
90 work preparing the canal FOR the
coating or concrete. and the work will
be pushed from that date until COM
plctcd. The contract calls FOR the
completion or seven miles Of concrete
by November Is.
More than n mile Of the canal has
already been provided with concrete
sides and bottom as an experiment.
The saving Of water which would
otherwise be- lost I'm Seepage. was
SHOWN 10 be 80 great that the work OF
C1ncreting the entire ditch has been
decided upon. Aside from the con-
GREETING. which will cost in the neigh
borhood OF n quarter Of a million dol
lars. the company is planning a power
plant On Weber canyon and numerous
other important improvements. which
will make the canal one or the most
valuable en- the west. The water ca
pacitv u the canal will be doubled
through these improvements. and a
supply for power purposes will be fur
nishcd sufficient 90 develop 5000
horse power. which will bring a net
annual revenue Of 100000.
The valuation Of the stock Of the
company. which began gs small far
mers' combination several years ago.
now amounts to $500. 600. and Is not
obtaiuablc ON the market. The inn
pr0vemcnts to be- undertaken are eX-
uccted 20 double the stock valuations
Materials FOR the concretlng. including
twelve cars OF cement and twenty cars
Of gravel. are now on the ground II
S. estimated that 400 carloads ~ Gee
mcut viii be- used In the work.
when completed the canal will carry
TP5 cubic feet Of water per second.
and viii irrizute $4,000 acres n land
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-05
bitches SUPPLY WATER
Beaver Council Votes Down Proposition
10 Install WateryvorI~s system
In the Town.
Especial to The Hera1d-Repubilcan.)

Especial to The Herald Republican,
Beaver. Sept. THE Beaver water
works is not sure thing The city
council has voted down the PROPOSE
ton.
The daily supply Of water used by
Beaver citizens is taken from ditrhes
running along the streets. These
bitches are accessible to cattle. horses.
sheep. chickens and all living creatures.
The water is not considered sanitary.
but IL mas been used for nigh ON to
forty years The demand Is about
equal, all purposes considered. to the
volume OF water which flows down
from the east hills daily. Surface water
wells are getting low. the water COM
panys franchise has run out and Ir
Us the opinion Of the city council that
10 is not eNpedieut to create such an
indebtedness SIS IS required to install
a waterworks system.
But unless the desires Of the ctti-
zens in reference TO this water PROPOSE
tion to be put 10 "A vote 10 may not be
Installed. The majority Of the enter
Prising, go-ahead residents here are I'm
favor OF a waterworks system. and it
is hoped there VIII be an opportunity
for them TO express their wish at the
polls
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-05
BURROWS OPPOSED
BY YOUNGER MAN
Older Candidate Is Fought on
Grounds of Age and Align
ment With AIdriCh.

Detroit. Sept. Primary elections
viii be held by all parties i'm this
state Tuesday. Members OF the lcgis-
lature viii be placed in nomination.
but candidates FOR an state offices. eN-
cept governor and lieutenant cover
nor, viii be nominated later at party
conventions
The three candidates FOR the Re
publican nomination for governor are
Lieutenant Governor Patrick 81. Kelly.
Charles b. \. Osborn OF SauIt Ste.
Marie and Amos :. Russelman OF Grand
Rapids.
United states Senator Burrows IS
opposed for denomination by Repre-
sentative Charles T. Townsend OF
Jackson on the ground that a young
man is needed. and that Senator Bur
rows has been too closely aligned
with Senator AldriCh.
senator Burrows has made a etren-
uous automobile campaign. urging that
long record for genuine Republican
ism entities him to reelection. and
that the certainty OF his obtaining the
chairman OF the Senate committee on
finance will give Michigan an influeu-
tisl position I'm the Senate that no new
senator could attain.
Representative DENLY. Hamilton.
smith Mclaughlin and Dodd have no
opposition for denomination. In the
Third. Seventh. Eighth and Twel> D.
districts those opposed TO the reuomi-
UNFOLDING The banner of "insurge ncy.
In the Third district. however. both
Representative Gardner and his oppo-
nent. j. n. g. Smith Of Charlotte. have
declared themselves against the re-
election OF Mr.. Cannon as speaker.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-05
SCHOOL OPENS TUESDAY
Educational Institutions I'm the Jordan
District VIII Begin Work Of the Year.

'Speclal TO ne Herald Republican,
Midvale. sept. 8 School OPENS in the
Jordan district Tuesday morning. . At
the principals meeting. which was held
iu the office or Supt. John Hansen last
weelS- much was accomplished with re-
gard 20 school work TO be followed this
year ON account Of four new rooms
being added to the HERMAN school
building. DO Will not be opened until
about the middle Of september
work on the high school building at
Bingham has been delayed and there
Us q possibility that the structure viii
not be ready for two months The ad-
ditions and alterations on the Bluff
Dale school have been completed At
Granite the new addition OF two rooms
viii cause a delay Of one month. for-
all classes except the eighth grade.
Wllch VIII be conducted for the time
being in the old building
~ Draper. Sandy. MidvaIe. Crescent
Lark and Union many improvements
have been installed during vacatiou.
More than $4,000 have been gDenf IN.
the board. School supplies have been
distributed and all buildings have hoo0
thoroughly fumigated. The new head
quarters building here VIII be ready
for occupancy early In October.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-05
DAPTISTS GATHER
IMPROVE TUESDAY
Members of Denomination
From Entire State Will Meet
in Three Day Convention

Especial to The Herald Republican,
Provo. Sept. 4.-The state convention
Of the Baptist churches OF Utah will
open In this city on Tuesday morning.
large attendance OF representative
from churches throughout the state IS
expected and n rousing meeting. lasting
three days. is anticipated. A program
or special interest TO those who at
and work OF Importance % the church
throughout the state is TO be discussed.
The programs for the three days are as
follows;
Tuesday.
10 a. m.-Opening exercises. report Of
program committee. annual sermon.
Rev. Charles McHaress. appointment
Of committees.
y. m.-Women's Missionary society
81 Utah; devotional and praise service.
Miss Matte Nanderlaan. minutes and
reports q circles. a word from our mis-
sion girls. Miss Dressed Miss Wander
laan. Mrs. Rogers; greetings from state
officers. "Reminiscences. Ten Years
Work On Utah" Miss Maude Ditmars.
our Methods With Mission Study
Classes" Miss W. z. Moore. address,
Miss Millspaugh: address. Dr. @. A..
Cook
Young Peoples Meeting.
5.30 p. m.-Devotional service. o. r.
Mumford.
7.f5 p. m.-Address By state presi-
dent, business. Two minute reports
from the various societies. OF the best
thing done during the year. Singing
Sis y. m.-Address. a Straight
Line" Rev. l.. T. Barkman. report OF
committees closing service. Rev. r. A.
Lausdeu.
Wednesday.
9.3O a. m.-DevotionaI service. Rev
/ r. q. Seymour. -. y.
10 a. m.-ReadinE Of church letters:
report Of general missionary and treas
urer; business.
Z 1890 D. m.-Devotionai service Rev.
| Robert g. Seymour. ID. ID.
y. Effective Evangelism %
I Rev g. a Woody. -. D.: discussion
BIS p. m-'Baptist Missions" Rev.
I r q. Seymour. ID. ID.
$50 p. m.-Song service.
S.l5 p. m.-Address. Doing Our
Rest" Rev. g. A. cook. T.. ID.
$50 p. m.-Address. Rev. Joseph p.
Jacobs.
Thursday.
$50 q. m.-Reports OF committees
and business.
u a. m.-DoctrinaI sermon. Rev T..
I \ Bowermau H. -.
1880 y m.-DeyotionaI service. DIR.
I Seymour.
/ p. u.-Conference on Northern Bap-
I fist convention. led by Dr. Woody
E.i5 p. m.-Sunday school conference.
] Rev TIT. D. zimmerman. leader. What
I Constitutes an Efficient Superinten-
I dent" Ben Corum. What Constitutes
I an Efficient Sunday school" Rev.
George T. McDOuEal. How Would You
/ Have an Efficient Baraca Class" Pro-
I lessor J. a. smith. How 20 Have an
] Efficient Primary Department Miss
I Matte Preshaw. discussion.
$50 D. m--Song service.
p. m.-EvauEelist Z. T. Rarlcrna n
viii speak on The Man Delivered From
Prison closing services.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-05
INTEREST GROWING
IN SHEEP EXHIBIT
indications Are That More
Space Will Have 10 Be Pro-
Vlded for Stock.
special to The Hersld-Republiean.)

NNUeclaA 70 ne tteFala -fkep unllcau-I
ogden. sept 4.-Interest i'm the i'm
ternationsl sheep show. 20 he held i'm
ogden. September % to %. Is growing
constantly. according to communica-
lions pouring in daily from sheepmen
from All sections Of the country.
The exhibition building has just been
completed. II contains eco Capacious
pens and. from the manner in which
entries are being received. additional
provision Tor the housing Of the eN-
nibits will have 10 be made.
John Rawlins OF Forest. Mont, has
entered 500 yearlinE COtsWold lambs. 30
DortmoOr lambs and ~ head or RAM
houilett lambs. Mr.. kawlius Is cana
dian sheepman. all his herds and ranges
being located in the Dominion Of
Canada.
Cooper a Nephews Pedigreed stock
company Of Chicago. which took 50
many prizes at the sheep show held
in conjunction with the National Wool
Growers convention last January. have
signified their Intentions Of entering
exhibits OF Shropshlres. ONfords,
Hamphshires and Southdowns mostly
direct English importations.
r. = King OF Laramie. WyO.. George
Mckerrow OF Pewaukee. Wis. and W.
r. Reuk Of Sun Prairie. Wis. have all
ordered 30 pens each reserved FOR eN-
nFhffa
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-05
FIRE FIGHTERS RETURNING
These Not Needed On Northwest Going
BACK 90 Permanent stations.

Especial 90 The Herald tepub'icNn1
ogden. Sept. f.-Scorcs Or fire fight
orr called from their respective re-
SERVES 90 aid In suhduinE the fires in
nfoutaun and idaho. are passing
through ogden today on route To- their
permanent stations
The majority ~ the fighters have
been relieved and only enough TO ee-
fpbrfsn thorough patrol have been
held ru Montana and On the TarEhce
forest OF Idaho. where the most recent
serious fires raged. nothing bot smoul-
dc~fur elnbcre remain Co need guard
fuc. These will burn until THE snow
Giles 70 is said. and On strict patrol viii
have 10 be maintained for weeks.
The fire iu the Teton basin and Jack
son Hole country. reported TO District
Forester n. a. sherman yesterday. is
the most active blaze I'm the fourth dis
frlct al present. a squad of fighters
from the TnrEhcc reserve has been
transferred to the wyoming fire and
there ~ little danger OF ~ getting be-
vond ctsntrol 10 is reported.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-05
FARMERS CHILD browns
IN AN IRRIGATION DITCH

Logan. Sept. -A.-Tiilif. Abe fifteen
munths-Old child OF Jacob T. ZolIinzer
OF college. was drowned yesterday i'm
an irrigation ditch. running bv its
latnerS home. The father returning
from thresbing at n upichbor's place
observed the child as he entered his
home. After talking with his wife for
q short time he went out and discov-
cred that the child was missing
4 search was immediately made and
after some time. the body OF the lit
TIE girl was found lodged against the
dam used in divertinE the water Mr.
Lolltnger Is prominent farmer Or Col
leEe- The funeral services viii be held
Monday noon at hfs home
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-05
INTEREST Is GROWING
IN THE BOND ELECTION
Especial to The Heraid-Republicsn)

''''i' '' '..' t'''- 't.
OGDEN. sept. Interest iu tire water
bond election Co De held Tuesday. is
growing with the approach ~ the cleo
fIuu -- Tuesday. sept. p. Jbe city OFF,
ciafe behind the movement propose to
issue bonds FOR 100000 Co build "a con-
duif from Cold Water creek in ogden
-Hurou. TO connect with the present
a -4frfbutiuE system. thereby doubling
tie water supply. and Co. also enlarge
THO MAIN FEED pipes or the distributing
system fp permit OF further extensions
The chief obstacle in tnc way ~ these
improvements is said to.lic iu The fact
that the city viii experience difficulty
fu obtaining sufficient water TO fili the
extra conduit ON tnis ground O. NUM-
Der ~ prominent citizens are opposing
fhr ISSUE
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-05
BIG WILD WEST SHOW
Fer THE FAIR AT OGDEN

Especial Co The Herald Republican,
ogden. sept with the exception
~ Theodore Roosevelt. the chief att
ira ettous that made Frontier day, at
cheyenne. or national interest VIII De
seen in ogden 40 the -Four states fair
grounds "Wednesday and Thursday. Sep
tcrnbor % and Is. THE aggregation
rasscd through ogden August 81. en-
route 90 the California state fair. Ar
engagements were made o. that time for
tho exhibiting 90 the Wild West fca-
lures az ogden.
THE show viii include Indian and
cow nor races. ropiuE exhibitions. gem
oral exhibitions OF work with cattle.
war dances with so fuII-hloDded Sioux
Indians. and similar features.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-05
Logan News Notes
lspecIaI DO - Eerald- RenuhIIcanl

Especial to The Herald Republican,
Logan. sept. SHERIFF Crookstaa
took Warren Mcdonald TO the state
pcnitentiary yesterday. to serve an
eighteen months sentence for a statu-
tory offense.
The case Of Harris vs. the Oregon
short Line was disposed OF yesterday.
whom the defendants motion for "a non
suit was granted by Judge Vaughan
in the FIRST district court
once again Logan is free from con
tagiOus diseases. city Health Officer
McCulloch states that the city was
never IN better condition. so FAR as
health is concerned.
Professor Bachelor. the new head OF
the geological and chronological work
AZ the Agricultural college. has arrived
from the east. and will assume his du-
ties at the opening or the school year.
Mrs. Julia Il. Nihlcy returned TO-DAY
with her daughter. Margaret. from Eu-
rope. She was a member OF the ia. ~
that accompanied President Joseph r.
Smith and Bishop Nibley-
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-05
HONOR T0OELE PIONEERS
Residents OF Town Celebrate Sixty
First Anniversary OF Settlement
lsmrclal 90 The IInrall Iscr,.llIcrr

Tooeie. sept TO celebrate the
siNty-first anniversary OF the settle
mcnt OF the town Of Tooele. and TO
honor the few hardy pioneers who
first built their humble log cabins in
the country. then terrorized by hostile
Indians. the people OF this city gath
cred Friday at the Tabernacle. where
an appropriate program was carried
out.
Speeches. recitatious and musical
numbers formed the different parts
OF the program. after which a ban
quet was served TO the old folk i'm the
Relief society hall. followed by a ball
later in the evening.
Tooele was settled first by three
families. and boosted Of n total popu-
lation Of eight people. .Judson Tollman
VIE and sOn. Josiah Call. wife and
son. and Samuel Mecham and wife.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-05
BROWNING FUNERAL HELD
Remain~ Of Daughter Of OEdcn's chief
Of police Are I.rid 60 Se-t.

t~peCial 90 Inr Herald hepupitahl
ogden. sept 4.-Fuucra1 services
over fue body OF Miss Rachael Brown
fra- dauelrfer OF chief Of Police Thomas
rg~orvufna- were held 90 the FIFTH Ward
chanel 80 g o'clock this afternoon. The
Attendance was 80 large as 90 fiIl the
auafforfun1 10 the doors. and many
-rrre unable 90 gain entrance. The
floral offerings literally hid the casiSet-
Members OF the police depa rtmeut. not
on duty. attended in body.
The speakers were Bishop IT. q. ia
robe who presided over the services
APOSTLE David ~. Mckay. N. =. N'odle-
tom and Christian Jensen % Weber
sradcmv. The life or the deceased was
70, fevcd iu glowing euloEies by each
speaker.
Tho ward choir a quartet composed
OF Warbert Anderson DrsOn Griffin.
Mr. Mar Farley and Mrs Clarke. and
q number Of soi0ists furnished the
music.
Burial was fu city cemetery.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-05
GIVE WAY TO HUTCHENS
Deputy sheriffS AErer ON Him A. Can
didntc for Nomination.

Especial to The Republican,
ogden. Sept. deputy Sheriff John
Hutchcus. who FOR the past two years
has been connected with the sheriff
office under Sheriff Barlow Wilson,
will be candidate for tine Republican
nomination this fan Since the an
nounccneut Of Sheriff Wilson. follow
INK his purchase. or the Falstaff cafe.
that ne Will not enter the race. the
names or Hutchens. Tom Burke and
John Murphy have been mentioned.
These three deputies held conference
and after considerable discussion.
Burke and Murphy decided to retire
i'm favor 81 Mutcheus. who has been
longest ina the service.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-05

Especial to The Herald Republican ;
ogden. sept. f.-OvertaNcd bv the
sudden growth Of the fruit Industry in
northern Utah. the Hartman lines are
using six transfer gangs ~ men UNI
loading merchandise cars and hacking
them with fruit. The railroads opcr1t-
ing through ogden. are hard pressed
FOR enough cars for freight az present.
but strenuous effort rs being made
90 handle the crops OF this vicinity.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-05
WANT ASsEssMENT STOPPED.

INUtcIdI 70 Inc HeraId- KonUhIICnn
Provo. Sept. BEN amin Argyle
and % others have commenced suit in
the Fourth district court 60 restrain
Mont Johnson. treasurer OF Utah coun-
ty. from collecting assessments levied
by the Lake Shore drainage district
against the plaintiffs for the drainage
Of land belonging to plaintiffs. Plain
lifts allege that the assessment was
made without authority Of law and
against the protests Of the plaintiffs
and that their lands on which the as
scssments are levied would not be ben
Gifted by drainage. but need irrigation.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-05
coon ROADS ~ EUVorE.

Especial to- The Rerald- Republican,
ogden. Sept. AFTER a - 0o0-mile
automobile trip through Europe. Joseph
Srowcrort has returned TO this city
bringing with him many ideas ON good
roads which he will eXpOuud at the
Good Roads convention. to be held here
september 20 Co %. Mr.. Scowcroft de-
ciared TODAY that. in all his travel
through the old world. Do did not find
81 much poor road as there Us at pres
emit between salt Lake and Ogden
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-05
FLoCKs o. GEESE lPPEAR.

fSpcciai 70 Tho Republican
ogden sept. A-Grcat fioclzs % wild
geese have been seen over ogden yes
ferdav and today. one flock settling
down along the ponds % Weber river
and vicinity over night. The geese
have appeared several weeks earlier
fhan usual. which IS taken as sign ~
.n early winter. Flocks 0ying 10 the
south are stil passing over the city.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-05
FINns WIZ N PRISON.

Especial 60 The Herald Republican ,
ogden. Sept. Returning from
short trip out or town. j. a. Massa
learned TODAY that his 1T-year-old wife.
whom Dc married four months ago. IS
being held in iail on charge of petit
iurcrrv Lorraine King. another It.
vear-old. Eirl IN alleged accomplish.
Is also in custody. Lorraine was placed
under arrest last Tuesday. the day set
for her wedding TO Denver sweet
heart. The young women are charged
with stealing and pawniug watch
belonging 90 q. T.. Dvc
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-05
rAI.ks On HYGIENE.

Especial 10 The Herald Republican,
ogden. sept. f.--The value of prac-
teal hygiene iu the home. and common
sense handling OF contagious diseases,
was poiuted1y cXula fucd Co tire people
or tho sixth ward this morning by City
Physician Anna 4. Refs who publt-
caIfy Addressed a meeting OF parents
Following general lecture on the
subject fu hand. Or Refs invited her
audience To- ask questions and proceed
cd TO answer them.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-05
salt Lake & Los Angeles Railway Co.
Saltair Beach Time Table
DENVER & RIO GRGxOE TINE TABLE
effective June 10, 1900

NEtIeCtlNe June ~ As1V.l
Depart-Dafiy.
Provo. ManU and Marysvale. ESQ q m.
Bingham and Bingham June. 500 a m.
Denver. Chicago and East. $40 AMI
PARK city $40 ana.
ogden and Intern te points. II :25 am.
ogden and san Francisco. .... 1.45 pm.
ogden. san Fran. and West 2.25 pm.
ogden san Fran. Portland O.. ESQ pm.
Midvale and Bingham . .-....... ESQ %. m
Denver. Chicago and East .... 4.05 pm.
Provo. Tintic and inter. points. sos ,. m.
ogden and intermediate points 6.10 D. m.
Denver, Chicago and East. 7:1O pm.
Grand June. and inter. points. 7.1O pm.
ogden. san Fran. Portland 1850 pm.
Arrfvc-Dniiy.
ogden. san Fran. Portland $50 am.
ogden and intermediate points.1 @. 90 a. m.
Provo, TintiC and inter. points. o. 20 a m.
Bingham and Midvalc- .......1O.5 so a m.
Denver. Chicago and East. 1880 pm.
ogden and intermediate points. I as p.rl.
Denver. Chicago and East AIS pm.
Grand juno. and inter. points. 2.20 =. m.
ogden and san Francisco ..... 3.b5 p. m.
Park City. ....-..-.....-..-.. 5 90 pm.
Bingham and Midvale. ....... 5:a5 pm.
Provo. Manti. Marysvalc.
hener --------- .--...-- k-Oa r. m.
ogden. San Fran. Portland. 700 D. m.
Denver. Chicago and East....11 I'll pm.
ogden. San Fran. Portland. 7.1O pm.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-05
CAS- the tIDig is.beHt,.
so is the tree
inclined. "

All young men whosbegin wrong
don't finish wrong. Some Of
them change, but the earlier the
change of habit is maae, the bet
ter the chance for a good finish.
Many young men spend their
earnings and a trifle more, heed
Iesslv. They are carelsss Of tho
future. 1t is not that they lack
character or ambition. They are
for the time without dediniteuess
Of purpose. and IN consequence
hermit themselves to drifh.
The one best way for a young.
man to start life right Is by open
ing an account with some bank
that * willing TO accept has small
deposit and then help him develop
it. This beginning is not difficult
and the process of acquiring a
hank balance Of healthy proper
tions may easily be made an alb
sorbing occupation.
We desire business association
with Young men, knowing that n
few years hence both the bank and
the young men viii have pEoffted
greatly by the connection.
The National
Copper Bank