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Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1910-06-30

Eoley Kidney Pill, are sntiseptlc, ton.
lc and restorative and a prompt COR
rective of all urinary irregularities. Re-
fuse substitutes. Sold by all druggists.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1910-06-30

An automobile line betw cen
Klamath Falls and Medford via
Crater Lake will be established.
II you take this paper anu Ahe Weekly
Oreg0nian you won't have to beg your
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1910-06-30

For news and opinions--the OreEonian
The editorial page OF the Weekly Ore
<onian gives a broad treatment to q wide
-ange OF suD1ectA
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1910-06-30

The news or both nemlsDheros-IR TIE
Weekly Oregonlan.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1910-06-30
A Score of New Styles of
Lingerie Waists

They uttered dainty butter flies full Of the spring
find fascinating just Quite eabor
ate many them with rich combinations of lace and Insertions
These waists they the first of the naturally
the pick OF the makers materials and trimmings Later
on if we try duplicate these styles the manufacturers will
probably be out He will have of particular lace
quite certain material These waists placed
quality for medium priced waists and
are easily worth money Comen look these values
and you will agree with us.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-14
BUSINESS AND REALTY

When completed tho Auerbach build
ing planned for the corner Of Third
south and state Will have cost $500.
90 The plans have arrived from the
cast, and they show a four-story terra
Gotta and iron front structure l65N205
feet II will have a special lighting
and heating plant. There win be a
diningroom. lockers, etc, for the EN-
ployes. Every modern Improvement
known to an up-to-date mammoth de-
partment store will be worked into this
proposed building.
Street grading at Park Crescent adj
dition on the southeast bonch Is pro-
crossing. and the contracts for the ce-
ment walks will be- let shortly. A
special excursion has been planned To
this addition on ArbOr day, and II IL
expected 70 make this the red-lctter
day Of the season.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-14
PRODUCE.


Chicago, April 4.-Wheat prices In the
early trading today fell on responsive 20
rains In Kansas and the southwest the
decline AZ the start from - TO &c. Com
al the decline and pushed tho figures
back TO the neighborhood Of last nights
closing point July was the favorite op-
ton and In the first hour shifted from
l.olA 90 1.03# where IL stcadied. Sep
tomher showed similar movement and
went up from l@k to %gh. Al the
outset July WIS a al Y b = on al 1.O9i.
To 024i while September was \ to =
of at l.00aa 10 y.
In the corn pit prices were easy at tho
start under the influence Of general com
mission selling. Scattering buyers en-
tered the market and soon absorbed tho
offerings. In the FIRST hour sentiment
changed and All the futures rested on the
high point. with May AZ 5S4s, the final
figures OF yesterday May was = TO p
on 40 5sh 20 o.
Trade in oats followed closely tho
course Of corn and from an easy start
developed nrmness and a slight advance.
commission houses readily taking the
offerings. May Travelled from 42@ To
f2e uA. resting with the other futures on
the high point IN the first hour. Open
ing figures for May were \ down az i2ih.
Early liquidation In tho provisions pit
gave "a weak start 20 all the products
which was speedily changed by n strong
demand 5Ia1 for lard and ribs to rally
ing figures in the first hour Opening
prices for the May products We're
Pork p A.. &C.. up. lard, - 12ih:, un-
changed, and ribs. r.. CO. Sc. on
Wlcat-Thc market continued irroEu-
lar throughout the session, July falling
20 LOIS and September declining 10 g97s
In the anal hour support was renewed
and the close was firm. with July a
on az 1O2A N1.03 ana September MdA
down at LOS n y.
Coma good demand developed in the
final half OF the day and the close was
strong az nearly the high point Final
figures FOR May were hu Is up at 5SM
az
Cash corn; No. ? 57isdCs. No. 2 white.
Goa y. No . yellow, 5Sm y No 3, $50 a.
GO: No 3 white. 6aM p: No yellow. 51n
% No. 4 50a52. NO. 4 white. 55@56; No. &
yellow. 62N58k
Rye-Cash 1sn79. May, g.
Harley-Cash. 46ue
Timothy-Cash. 40: oct. 800
ClOVcr-Nil.
wheat-May. i.O9ls: July. 1.025sa an 03;
Sept, 1.OO3snik.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-14
TONE OF MARKET
GENERALLY FIRM

New York. April 1.-THE stock market
opened today with considerable show Of
animation aud at higher prices. hut tho
gains were nearly all restricted to mod
crate fractions Consolidated Gas rose 1
and Wabash preferred. Chicago Great
Western, lntcrhoruugh Met. preferred
and American Cotton OIL substantial
fractions. National Lead declined = The
market made further demonstration or
strength but only few Of the represen-
tative stocks rose materially Business
expanded considerably and there was
wide distribution OF the dealings. Union
Pacific. Southern Pacific, Atchison, tho
Wabash stocks Great Northern preferred
and others moving up to ~ and Chica-
go. ST. Paul Minneapolis and Omaha,
and Central Of New Jersey points.
Proht-taking sales affected prices in tho
second hour but speculative sentiment
remained hopeful The mn stocks we're
strong on reports Of prospective new H.
nancing. Great Northern preferred and
Northern Pacific rose ia and Duluth.
South Shore and Atlantic preferred and
American Hide and Leather preferred 2.
Central Lptd declined a.
Bonds we're steady.
Special stocks were bid up, notably tho
Eastern Trunk lines. but the market gem
orally paused and seemed content TO how
er around yesterdays closing prices New
York Central. Cleveland &. T.. and 81.
Louis, Colorado and Southern. Kansas and
Texas and colorado Fuel advanced 4, and
American Steel Foundry l.
There was no change 70 the character
Of the market IN the late dealings new
strong points developing from time TO
time, while the great mass Of stocks
was neglected. The tone in general was
frm. 81 Paul and Reading Improved /.
Illinois Central Ia. American Sugar 2.
and Long Island "a.
The market closed irregular and dull.
United states steel touched SSA In the
final hour but disposition WIS mani
fest again TO realize profits on strong
spots and prices fell back. The effect was
20 bring down the overnight changes To
Insignificant fractions. Central Of New
Jersey sold ut an advance OF points.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-14
New interpretations

The Mohrland Mercantile company Of
this city has filed its articles Of incor-
poration with the county clerk. The
company il capitalized at $4,000. di-
vided into shares Of the par value OF
81 each. j. II. Mays Is president.
Moroni Heiner. vice president: r. NJ
Orem, treasurer: 9. g. oliver. secre-
tary. The first three named, with p.
G. Kittle, w w Armstrong, ]. G.
Berryhill and w. 9. Orem. are the d.
rectOrs.
An amendment to the articles Of in
corporation OF A. j. Orem & Co. Of
Salt Lake city. has been filed with the
county clerk by which the capital
stock Of the company II increased from
$4,000 10 1000. divided into 4ares
OF the par value Of 81 each
Articles OF Incorporation Of the
Wellsville city bank. Of Wellsville.
Cache county, were filed with the
secretary OF state today The capital
OF the new bank Is $4,000. in shares
OF 500 each. half or which are
subscribed Arthur Bentz d. c. Per-
lxins, and @. r. Neel with IS shares
each and r. l.. Gunnell and c. f.
Gunnell with 20 shares each are the
incorporators and directors. The Of
ficers are as follows. Arthur Bentz,
president. G. Il. Gunnell. vloe-presi-
dent and +. l.. Sumpter, cashier.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-14
TANrAMouNT MEETING

AT the annual meeting or the Tam
tamount Mining company last week In
the Office OF n S. Townsend IN salt
Lake city. the following officers were
elected. A. g.. Stringcr. president. J.
w. Sutherland vice president. N. S
Townsend. secretary and treasurer,
who. with F. w Berry and a. g..
Stringer. constitute the board of dircc-
tors
An assessment or min per share
was levied ou the capital stock or the
company Work viii be- commenced
in the near future and indications are
that a mine will be opened up. The
Tantamount Is one Of the promising
prospects in Snake Greek 10 consists
Of five full claims, and adjoins the
Mountain Lake ON the east. Develop
mont work has been prosecuted hy "a
tunnel and "a strong vein. 10 feet wide,
81 low grade copper is being followed.
which is thought Co be- q feeder from
the big copper vein OF the Mountain
Lake property Tho Tantamount Is "a
valuable property only requiring de-
velopment 20 open up a big mine.
SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS
James a. Pollock g. CO.. bankers and
brokers. furnish the following, received
over their private wire this afternoon;
COMSTOCk.
ophir. fa5Iatlo 90. Mexican. .s2isal Is;
Gould x Curry. 30 bid. Con. Va. l--iisn
7 so. savage. a3 b.d, htl, q NotcI"a
a bid. yellow Jacket q3n @. Belcher, ~
bid. Confidence lis bid. Sierra Nevada
seug. Uuion. l1aGs. Choliar p bid Pot"si'
TONOPAH
Tonopah Nevada. zoo bid. Montana
Touopah. slns6, Tonopah ENtension; "
gq TOuopdh Belmont O. COZ 2. So West
End Cons sj bid: Jim Butler, HoS.
GOLDF1ELD
SANDSTONE 9 asked: Booth. i6N17; Blue
Bull. 5a5. silver Pick i0dil; Blue Bet
304. Hibcrnia. I bid. Lone star, go -
orc. sac: Atlanta. HAS; CT Bend 4dt,
p'held 81 49, Cons. 2id22; Goldheld Daisy,
7dS. Comb Fraction, 81 bid. kewanos.
Ed7 Red uiils. fn6, y. Tiger. asked
Goidfeld con. 1.12h "a 7.75, pheld Tri-
angle. / asked. q. %. ~, asked. FLOR
ence Extension. 1 asked
BULLFROG.
National Bank I bid: Amethyst. hid
Bonnie Glare bid. MayhOwer Cons.
2d3: Montgy Mt asked. Homestakc
Cons. q asked Tramp Cons, asked
MANHATTAN.
Dexter. ( bid. s. hog, asked.
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Fairview Eagle. % bid. Pittsburg 81.
Peak % bid. Round Mountain. - bid;
Eawhidc Queen. . asked. Rawhide Coalt-
tion. $50 80
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-14
CONCENTRATES.

Col. Nick Treweek has been called
cast on mining business.
J. p. Graves. president Of the
Bingham Mines company is in the
city from his home in Boston.
George p. Gum leaves today for
Arizona 10 look over the properties
he Is managing there.
II. g. Green and George s. Krue-
ger have gone TO Jarbidge where they
viii open up an engineering office.
on account Of o. being Arbor day
tomorrow there will be no session or
the exchange until Monday. Friday
and Saturday will both be holidays.
Work was resumed last evening at
the Lbwer Mammoth property at
Tintic The pinion wheel WAS receiv-
cd and the hoist was again set in
motion.
At a meeting of the board Of direc-
tors yesterday afternoon an assess
ment OF one cent a share was levied
on the stock OF the Federal Ely Cop
per company.
According to superintendent Andrew
OF the Uintah Treasure Hin property
AZ Park city work Is progressing
satisfactorily and the company hopes
TO open UP SOME AoNN VALUES NAAtA
the objective point. for which they
are now driving. is reached.
For tho past six months California
oil people have had their eyes on
Utah for the next oil boom Work is
steadily going ahead in Virgin. San
Juan. Wayne and in the Vernal coun-
try. II would not be surprising II the
next oil boom we're in Utah.
The new rule relative to futures on
the exchange went into effect today.
IL is now necessary for a broker to
put up the stock and margin on
buyer and a certified check on sell
or with the secretary OF the ex-
change and pay a fee OF Is cents for
the transaction.
Metallurgists have been sampling
the Stag dump Of the old Germania
smelter and are OF the opinion that
the Stag dump can be treated at con-
siderable profit. especially for the
lead contents. The big dump Is on the
county road some distance south OF
the present American Smelling and
Refining plant.
The Utah Consolidated Mining and
Milling company reports that the drift
TO the east on the 200 foot level has
now advanced eastward for close TO
200 feet Tn 20 week ago the work
was in n quite hard lime. Then a
nssurc was cut. This was passed
through and the drift Is now traver-
ing a broken country that promises
much Superintendent Matthews Is
hopeful Of some good results shortly.
George Hubby and several other
miners from Park city recently went
10 the East Carbonate property. which
is close to the Cardiff In Big Cot
tonwood. They started work at once,
although the snow has not entirely
disappeared. There are three tunnels
on the property all showing ore. Last
fan a new tunnel was started and
when In FIVE feet a two inch stringer
of rich lead-carbonate ore was en-
countered.
Fred A. Flindt has returned from
the Superior mining district in Ari-
IONA, where he has just start
ed a force of men at work on the
property. which was recently taken
over by the Gunn-Thompson Interests.
The property is cut by 80 70 40
foot assure that carries rich values in
copper. silver and gold. James Neary
is superintendent 81 the property ana
r. S. smith. engineer and assistant
superintendent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-14

corn-May. SsSG%; July. as; sept.
6eA4 q.
oats-May, "a: July 4otaH; sept. ssls
On
Mess Pork. per bbl.-Msy. p %; July.
p i2ia sept. p 30
Lard per t00 lbs.-May 1915: July.
l2.52i4 sept. i2.HiA
short Ribs. per 100 lbs.-May. l. .62ib ;
July 1915. Sept, i2.S.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York, April 1i.-Raw sugar. nomi-
nal; muscovado, SO test 3.SSaS. 20; CEN
trifugsI, % test. 4.33u4.36. molasses
sugar, 80 test. a.dSd3 81 Rcnncd. quiet;
crushed 5.s5; powdered. SIS
Conee-spot quiet. No. Rio 50. No. .
Santos, 90.
BUTTER AND EGGS
Chicago. April 14-Butter - Firm
Creameries. 25N32; dairies. ZHs
bggs-Steady. at mark. cases included
ls92; receipts. 3lH, hrsts. 30 prime
firsts q.
Cheese-Steady. Daisies. l4Q \: Twins.
l2a y. Young Americas, l4a y: Long
Horns, l3Aaas.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-14
NM NnLI-ION CLENN-UP.
Reports From Fairbanks Show Inn
mcn~c Fortune Ia Gold.

seattle. Wash. April lf--Tho first
estimate received here of the spring
gold cleanup n the neighborhood Of
Fairbanks. Alaska. is $4,000. GOO The
gold win be shipped TO the Seattle as
Say office by way of Yukon steamers
There are mo- estimates Of tho ldltarol
output. but all late news from the now
camp ls favorable.
The nrst freight for Mono and Yu-
Son river points was received ON the
water front yesterday and win b1 shin
nod Co Nome June g. There will De mo-
this summer but rates win not be In
creased over those OF last year
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-14
PRICES slide Down.
business Improves Much-Wln Close
Friday and Saturday.

business Improves Much-Nlll Close
Friday and Saturday.
While a fairly active market was en-
ioyed by the Salt Lake Stock and Min
ing exchange today prices continued 10
slide down There were no heavy
drops In prices although there was a
slight depreciation in price throughout
the session. There was more OF dc
sire TO trade today Tho total number
Of stocks that changed hands was d.
1855. while the amount represented by
the transactions was $40 300 TO-
The board Of governors posted no
tice this morning that there win be
no sessions Of the exchange Friday and
Saturday
Sioux Consolidated becomes ex-divl-
dond today but IL was hardly discount
ed as 10 the dividend 10 dropped from
4lia cents to 39ih cents Colorado sold
around so and 81 cents today which is
the lowest it has been IN better than
a week Iron Blossom also fcl on
From SLOPPY IL dropped 10 80 cents and
at the close came up strong az 81 Uncle
Sam sold around 80 and 39ia but was
remarkably steady Tintic Central re-
fused to go lower than ilia cents
on the curb market the sales were
900 shares of Mcdonald Ely az 30 cents.
300 shares Of Western Pacific az
cents and 500 shares OF Cleveland al
10 cents.
TODAY's QUOTATIONS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-14
BUS PASSENGERS

Mr.. and Mrs. y. u. Palmer Of Chica-
60 and MI and Mrs. a.. +. Smith Of
Postou prominent society people, are
STAYING at the Kenyon for a few days.
Joseph Pingrec. the well-known
banker of ogden is at the Wilson dur
ing a brief business stay In town.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. !. Valentine OF
brigham CITY are guests az the New
Windsor Mr.. Valentine rs one of the
large fruit growers of the peach city.
j. u. Higgcnbothnm, business
man of ogden is registered at the New
MInnsnI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-14
United STATES AIrEU NINE
Much Money Made nv Company in
Mexican Mines.

circles I'm chihuahua that the interests
which have taken an option 10 pur-
chase the San Pedro mine az Naicla.
chin. the property of the Cha Mincra
do Naicia FOR 5000. 900 pesos. are those
OF the United states Smelling. Refining
& Mining co. IN fact there appears
Co be good reason 10 believe that IL rs
this company which is the prospective
purchaser OF the great Naicia property.
"Thc T.. S. Smelling. Refining and
Mining company has been trying 20
acquire large mines in Mexico for the
past three or four years. Three years
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-14
TODAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York, April 14.-Money on
call firm. az or per cent; ruling
rate and closing bid, 81 per cent. Of
fored at n per cent
Time loans easier. for 60 days, Az
= per cent: for 90 days. lending at
~ per cent; for six months. al 4
per cent
Close-Prime mercantile paper, AZ
~ per cent.
Sterling exchange steady with
actual business In bankers bills at
S4.S4.25 a .35 for so day bills and az
S4S7.60 for demand.
Commercial bills, Sassy G4.S45k.
Bar silver, 52h cents.
Mexican dollars. a. cents
Government bonds steady; rail-
road bonds firmer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-14
LATE LOCALS

Relief at Iast-Thc machinery for
the elevator on the city side OF the
joint city and county building has arr
rived. and mechanics are busy INSTALL
ing the elevator today.
New Observation-Disclosures addition 10
the long list OF 116 members of the
Manufacturer 81 Utah association
came In wednesday. Smith & Adams.
tent and awning manufacturers, being
the last to enroll.
Failed TO Get Pcrmit-A complaint
charging 5. NJ. Taylor with removing
the body OF Eugene Day, from the
Pennington registration district to the
Salt Lake registration district without
a permit was issued from the office
of the county attorney this morning.
The complaint is sworn 10 by Dr. T.
b. Beatty. secretary Of the state board
OF health
Furster AppOintcd--The board Of
county commissioners this morning
met with the mayor and two MEM
bers Of the city council comprising the
Joint board Of control Of the city and
county building, and appointed j. j.
Furster as nightwatchman for the
grounds surrounding the Joint build
ing. al "a salary of S75 per month. The
appointment is effective April 10.
Seeds Through the Mails-Post-
master Thomas has received word
from Washington which makes a very
material change In the regulations
covering the mailing OF seeds Here
after an seeds which from formation
or nature are liable 20 Joss or damage
in transmission through the mails
must be put up in sealed packages
made OF material sufficiently trans
parent 20 show the contents without
opening.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-14
WALL PAPER
NOTICE To CREDITORS

10 NO,,.lCh TO CREDITORS Fsr,-r
on Wired Moses. Deceased Credits. = y. z
1871 yslt claims with vouchers To- ~ wv ".
Main Street Salt Lake t3iy f-.,t' south
before the 18th day Of August IA on 1f
MAhSAkET MAY MOSES Ri-pEr.
Adm nistratrix Of the Esfafo hhE
Moses. Deceased VI Alired
1'.tte ut hrst publication. Aprii "A ts,a
Administrative. H'''lheys Tor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-14
MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.

ago the company purchased the Real
del Monte az pHohuca Mex. for s. 500. Poi
900 and expended about the same
amount ~ money iu developing and
equipping. and these properties are to-
day the leading SILVER producers bon the
Republic Of Mexico and are returning
about $4,000 net per month 90 the
Boston offices. It's other great activ-
tiles are in the United States"
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TRIED TO KILL HIS WIFE.
Walter Rose Used Flat Iron. Then
Chokcd Her and she ESCAPED.

Mrs. walter Rose rushed frantically
into police headquarters at 2;3O this
afternoon. appealing for protection
against the murderous acts Of her hus-
band, who, she declared. had
threatened TO XIII her She said that he
had thrown a fiat iron at her and
then checked her. She tore herself
away from him and rushed 10 the
station. The police gave her speedy as
sistancc In the person Of Patrol
Driver George Moore, who was REIN
forced 10y a squard OF nowspapermen.
They rushed 10 the Rose home. 1871
Fast First South street. across the
street from police headquarters. but
found that Rose had deserted the
place In great haste. not even stopping
to take his hat with him Rose IL "a
hricklayer and Mrs Rose protests
that she has given him no cause for
his attitude and cannot explain Il.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-14
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

IG Ts2lv lot sHi Block su is5 piat Hs 400
John H. Rockley and wife TO James
McGhie lots a. rs and II, block ?,
Perkins LIST Add..............,...... 40
William IT, Allbee and wife 20 G. w,
~ Foirs sub,.....,..' ~ ,' $50
Charles Eastlin and wife 20 Fred
j. Lewis lots Is and &c. block B.
Superior Add. ........... ..........t ID
John A. Burt and wife 10 Utah
lAmo. Coal & Junk Co, part or lot
block o plat A.............,...s. 10
Bassorc. lots 1917 1913, 1880 and 1854,
Highland Park A...............t..... LILO
John Reich and wife 20 John IT.
nykmaU and wife part ~ lots -.
IS and -, Cummings Sub. .,,....... TO
salt Lake lnvt co. 70 BrunsWlck
Realty Co. lots -. 3d. 80 and %,
block . Thomson's Sub. .......... so
Harry ticld ct al. to Albert Merrill.
part of lot O. block 8. plat E.....,.. l,s60
Julia Neuhausen 90 James Femme
more. part Of lot z, block rs. plat
,-ii, o Van colt To- Thomas ouayie.
lots q and p, block 3. Quayle's
t-ia6 savings & trust Go. 10 Chas.
~ clifton and wife. lots " and rs,
block l6. oakley Sub. .............. 3
LOWS Beck to ] NJ. Gregory, lots
Us and rs, block /. Remington
SUD .t...s...t .....t-..sts s..t.f...s- ~
Joshua E salisbury aud wife TO
Emile schulz. part ot lot g. block
TO- plat q ................... .......... 100
Agnes Duglas 81 al. TO A. n. Have
nor. part OF lot g. block " plat d.. 1000
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-14

American journalism was Horace
! Greeley
All through life his aim was 10
promote the good and prevent the
bad.
He supported every movement
which seemed to tend towards right
and Justice.
He abhorred debt
"If you have but fifty cents" said
this great man. buy a peck Of corn
parch II, and live on t. rather than
owe a dollar"
The young man who early begins
TO save IL fairly on the road 10 wealth.
A savings account Is better than the
reputation OF being a spender.
Deposits OF one dollar and upwards
are received here. and with interest az
per cent compounded semi-annu'
ally, II T. remarkable how your saw
ings account win increase.
Start today and tomorrow thank
yourself.
UTAH SAVINGS & TRUST co.
23b Main 81.
In the business heart.