The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-12
Six Sturdy Sons of Salt Lake
Man Decide to Start Saw
ings Accounts.
CHINESE GIRLS ARE IN LINE
Boy Sends Letter by His Mother
and Is Rewarded With
Bank.
Continued from Page One.

old and | have never had real trip
on a railroad yet ! think | can save
90 cents a week and in year | should
be able to take quito long trip.
Among those standing in line was a
comely Woman with slverv hair. Her
face was finely scanned with wrinkles.
Nouthfulness about her that would have
made impossible the suspicion that she
was great grandmother
The bank | am going To draw" she
eayly explained To a neishbor in line,
.'is TO start at once on long journey.
] intend TO send 1t 10 my little great
pines. She is the dearest little thing
and don't think | could send her a
more useful nresent."
The line of waiting women each hold :
ing her place tenaciouslY was almost dis
organized once Yesterday by the arrival
Of two quaint little Chinese girls whom
every woman stepped out OF line 10 take
a pcep at These little girls spoke pretty
good English and said they were. going
To save their money to start famous
restaurant when they grew up.
AT the National Copper bank The Trib-
une checks made their appearance with
amazing rapdity. Mr. c. II. Valentine.
IS q street. came in with half reluctant
air: and opened six accounts. ono for his
wife and each of his five children. He
said they simply would give him no
peace at home till he brought back thQse
pass books.
Among the few men who received banks
31S G street. who secured banks and
checks for each OF his Justly famous
sextette-all boys-ranging in ages from
% 10 years.
Although John. w, the 22-vear-old
member of the sextette. is employed in
bank and has already one savings ac-
count Mr. James thought this offer OF
The Tribunc,s TOO good one TO pass UP,
and John w. as well as Harold p.
Eranl; *; George NJ. Glyndwr r. and
William NJ. will all become depostors al
the National Copper bank.
Little Julia Iockett of So East Second
South street Is surely n lucky baby. Her
mother called at The Tribune Tuesday
and got bank and check for her and
the proud possessor of four savings ac-
counts, one in Oklahoma City. one in
! Loveiock, New, one in Billings. Mont.
and one at the National Copper bank
In all: 1897 banks and checks were
| but there are stll few loft. BY Thurs
day all undoubtedly will be gone, so II
| YOU do not wish to lose this unusual
opportunity 10 get started in the savings
| habit. come today.
Can Start Account by Mail.
II You live outside Salt Lake rcmcm-
her that YOU can still avail yourself OF
The Tribunes offer AS long the banks
iributed. All YOU have 10 do is to send
your name and address with four cents
in stamps 10 the bank editor, and you
VIII receive the bank and check by re-
| turn mail.
Then if YOU should desire to open ar
account with the National Copper bank
| all you have to do is to ipclose with q
| Tribune check for 30 cents, a money or
| der for 81. and the bank VIII promptly
| send you pass book showing the amount
/ you have deposited.
1 This point is made here for the benefit
OF the thousands who read The Tribune
outside OF Satl Lake. The mall orders
arc given prompt attention.