The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-13
MEN IN LINE FOR
BANKS AND CHECKS
Another Big Rush Experienced
i'm The Tribune's Distribu-
ton Enterprise.
Continued From Page One.

ton referring to the status of tho Ma
of the National Copper has heen the
subject Of much comment In business and
financial circles.
Members OF the board Of directors need
no introduction TO Salt Lake citizens,
their names being associated with many
large enterprises, The board is constl
tuted as follows;
Officers: w. w. Armstrong. president;
w. V. Rice, vice president. John Dern
vice president; Eugene Giles, cashier: d.
rectors. w, w, Armstrong John s Brans-
ford mayor of Salt Lake: John Dcrn A.
c, Ellis, Jr.. Sherman Fargo, James Far
rell. George T. Gum. Lafayette Han
shett; David Keith, w, \. McGnl. .,
MaeXiehie. r. J: Moran; ". V. Rice, j.
b. Risoue and William e. Thompson.
Prominent Citizens Interested.
Leading business and professional men
Of salt Lake are voluntarily saying a
good word in appreciation Of the savings
bank campaign inaugurated by The Trib-
une. Among the thousands who have
distribution were representatives, of
practically every big industry or financial
interest In the city. Just a. few of these
well-known names are mentioned here:
G. T. Louis. II East South Temple
street. general contractor,
A. j. ellis, 20 Sixth East street. build
ing contractor. office Tribune building.
j. II. Malin. ll6 North State street
gravel contractor.
V. 4, Bettilyon, real estate. Judge
Colonel c. a. Birtch. proprietor Casa
Twelfth South and West Temple
w, T. Jackson Third East and Second
South. Jackson Meat company.
Light e. Railway company and Oregon
Short Line Railroad company.
John T. Lane. manager Alcazar the
ater.
I W McEjnnov city councilman
II. L. Chamberlain 81 Main street, mu-
sic dealer. pianos. etc.
Max Daniels, Daniels theater
J. H. Hamlin. West First South, con-
tracing painter.
w. T. Vaughn. Judge building. real es-
tate.
Wise Kids Will Not Be Bunkoed.
A good many amusing Incidents occur
and many funny questions arc asked
One boy with suspicion written all over
his face, balked when 1t came to sign
ing receipt for the bank and the oo-csnt
check,
NO. sir" he said I'm wise. You
can't get me tied up in no scheme with
my name signed to IT. | kind'r thought
this must be fake" And the extremely
Wise boy, disdainIng the, gift of both
to keep from being Him lammcd" or
"bunkoed into accepting something for
nothing with absolutely strings to
proposition seemed to him TO he too good
10 be true. which it is not. 1t is very
simple proposition. indeed Any reader
or The Tribune. no matter who he or
she is' or whether he or she takes the
paper by the month or buys IL on the
street or borrows his neghbor's copy,
can have bank and a Tribune check
for half dollar merely by calling fer il.
Ana so great many happy and won
derful things are coming TO pass as the
result Of the bank accounts started by
The Tribune for Its readers. If In ten
years these little pocket safes each
could tell Its own story we might !ea-n
Of the bicycles. the real live horses the
piano that the little girl wants. and
many other hearts desires fulfilled and.
better than this, the story would be one
OF small indugences sacrificed today for
the permanent welfare OF every nome
into which the little pocket banks found
their way.
TO-DAY: as this Will probably be your last
chance,