The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-13
THRIFT TY SPIRIT
STILL MAN|F EST
Hundreds of Men Receive
Cheeks and Banks From
The Tribune.
MANY LADIES AGAIN
IN LINE WEDNESDAY
Pertinent Questions Answered
Relating to the Popular
Proposition.

Lake who were not permitted 10 ap-
ply for savings banks and checks on
ladies' day were on hand Wednesday to
get them. And despite the fact that
nearly two thousand ladies' received banks
on Tuesday 1t WAS evident that there
were hundreds more who had resolved To
own bank accounts. for these Joined yes
terday's ranks Of thrifty ones and We're In
line. many Of them even before the dis
tribution began.
The clerks at the savings counter at
The Tribune office had busy day We'd
ncsday and looked out from time 10 time
trepidatIon at the thought of keeping
these beginners in the realms OF finance
awaiting their turn. This line was made
up OF men. women and children. VINO
at each others Jokes and were frankly
curious about each. others history:
Would the banks and checks. IS go round
some striking contrasts of youth and age
One grandmother. who was taking her
first lesson In saving. and quoting the
homely aSom us meyer ,naf 100 nsisber iab
II ever too carly TO learn, She held by
the hand her little granddaughter, a
toddler Of two years. Now, said grand.
mother. as soon as the little one had
received her bank and check: The noat
thing 10 be done is TO go to the National
Copper bank and get the account
started
Graybeards' First Accounts.
Men old and gray. who had never seen
the inside OF bank, came TO The Trib-
une office and departing with the check
and bank, went TO the National Copper
bank and opened their first savings ac-
count Women who had never. known
the advantage Of saving had the wonders
of thrift and independence In material
affairs brought home TO them for the
first time,
is that to every man. woman and child
who comes 10 The Tribupes office and
declare the wish 10 save money httle
copper plated savings bank and cheek
for 90 cents will be given.
When this check with two dollars or
more Is presented at the National copper
bank a savings account Will be started
and the 5O.cent check added to the
amount deposited.
The National Copper bank has respond
ed heartily 10 the efforts OF The Tr!b-
une TO stimulate the interest of rs read
ers in habits of thrift; The National
Copper has made special arrangements
for the benefit of holders OF Tribune
banks and checks. Any account opened
month of April will draw 4 per cent in
terest from the first day Of April There
fore ii behooves all who have received
banks and checks To make every effort
to start their account before April 80.
1t is the part OF wisdom not TO over
look any OF the small ways OF adding 10
ones account. once II is started,
Nothing matters If you arc deter
mined TO save Your money. The uncer-
tain weather OF "Wednesday did not In
the least dampen the ardor OF the hun
unc office. They laughed at the snow
and sleet and said they wero preparing
for the next rainy day.
Solves Financial Question.
One woman made application for Il
bank and check for each of her young
ings bank plan had given her a fine idea.
Her two daughters are at work, and
they pay her a small SUM each week
for their board, but after this is paid
tically nothing to show for their money,
The mother said she had decided 10
raise their board 81 week and save
the extra 81 for them. In two weeks
them ut the National Copper bank. and
In a year's time each OF the girls will
have sh2 to her credit.
Many questions are asked at The Trib-
unc office by those who come back after
each distribution for information, Here
are some OF the things they want to
know:
"Is this 5o-cent check good at any other
bank"
Please give me full instructions how
to bank by mail"
Must send my money to Salt Lake
BANK"
How do make a deposit in The
BANK"
"Wu l have to bring. or send my
pocket bank with the chcck?'
do you consider the Nationa! Copper
bank reliabe?"
Plan Is Simple,
The plan OF The Tribune is easily un-
ierstood The little copper plated savings
bank is To be used in saving ntckels and
under the following rules: II must be
presented at the National Copper bank
with at least s. IN cash. and 1t then
becomes part Gi me ,he Sheposs, lima maS'ng
yin not be cashed by the hank and cam
1ot be used at any other hank or savings
mann ns5m@9 o} the II rs spy GepSs, "a "enis the
Those who. live out OF the. city can
make their deposits by mall. The method
5 as simple as placing n letter In The
nall box.
Actual cash should not be entrusted
o the mails. Either buy n postoffice
money order or an express order for the
lmount YOU wish To deposit. II you have
IN account in your local bank draw a
heck on, the banks for the amount. Tho
'heclSs should he made payable to the
National Copper bank, as should the
,ostnl money order,
By return mail The National Copper
,ank Will send you passbook showing
he amount Of your deposit. Your pass
,ook should he returned with your de-
'osit each time You send 1T in to the
National Copper OFFICES
lt is not necessary to send In tho 1T
lie bank with the deposits from out OF
he city AS soon as The Tribunes cam
aign is completed the National Copper
ank viii send keys 10 all persons 10
rhum banks were mailed and when
eady to send In the deposit simply un-
ock the bank and remove It's contents.
Residents OF Salt Lake or nearby towns
,ho make their deposits In person may
ring In their banks and have them Un-
pcked and contents placed 10 their
rcdit.
ompcte with one exception. The ques