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Evening journal., 1912-12-21
EARLY SERVICE AT GOODMAN.

Christmas will be the theme of ali
the services at Goodman Church TO-
morrow. Christmas sermons will be
preached both morning and evening,
with suitable anthems and other eN-
ira music. A special program is be-
ing prepared for the Sunday School
exercises at 2.15 o'clock c. W. Pyle,
superintendent. has engaged Miss
Irene Fulton 70 recite. Scholars are
urged to bring their parents and
friends. Mrs. Sarah Andrews will lead
the Epworth League meeting.
A Christmas service will be held az
o'clock on Christmas morning. The
Rev. !. F. Richardson will speak,
Evening journal., 1912-12-21
zI0N LrTHERAN CHuRCH.

Rev. Paul Isenschmid will preach in
German at the morning services to-
morrow in Zion Lutheran Church. Mr..
VonBosse, of Mt. Airy Seminary, will
preach in English in the evening Mr.
VonBosse is we'll and favorably
known and no doubt will be welcomed
by a large congregation. The choir
will have special music The Sunday
School win meet at 215 o'clock. The
choir is making special preparations
Cor Christmas.
Evening journal., 1912-12-21
cnRIsTMAs AT MT. SALEM.

At Mt Salem NJ E. Church tomor-
row there will be Christmas services
both morning and evening. In the
morning the pastors theme will be.
"The Significance Of the Events As
ISOLATED With the Birth of Jesus -
In the evening his theme will be,
The Saviour's Birth" The church
choir has made elaborate prepara-
tions IN Christmas anthems and Win
sing both morning and evening.
The Sunday schools, Ait Salem
and Riddles Memorial will meet al
.23O o'clock. and the Epworth League
service will be held at $50 o'clock,
led by Mrs. Morgan.
Evening journal., 1912-12-21
FINE Music An HAVEN CHURCH.

The Christmas program on Sunday
az 1880 o'clock at Haven NJ. L,
Church, Rev. M. c. Jennings, pastor,
will be as follows: Joy to the world.
Watts; Silent Night" J. Mohr; mixed
chorus. "Song OF Praise VIII NJ. s
Brown: Fear Thou Not" Chas. Ed
wards: "Harkl What Means Those
Holy Voices" VIII NJ. S. Brown; "An-
gels from the Realms Of Glory" J.
Hood. w. L. Castell is organist and
George Harvey, Chorister.
Evening journal., 1912-12-21
AT HOLY TRINITY.

Services appropriate to the Christ
mastide will be held in Holy Trinity
Lutheran Church tomorrow morning
and evening The subject Of the morris
ing sermon viii be "NO Room Fo-~
Christ" That of the evening will
be. "Even Bethlehem The Sunday
School will meet at 10 o'clock The
Christmas exercises by the Sunday
School will be held on the evening =
December 26
Evening journal., 1912-12-21
SUNDAY AT HANOVER.

At the Hanover Presbyterian Church
tomorrow the Rev. r. L. Jackson will
preach upon "The Word Made Flesh"
The Mems Bible Glass will consider
the work OF the Ferris Industrial
School The c. p S. c. +. will meet
at z o'clock The subject will be
what the Coming of Christ Has Done
and VIII Do for the World" Leader
Fred Price. In the evening the pastor
will preach on "Still No Room in the
Inn The choir win sing special
Christmas music at both services.
Evening journal., 1912-12-21
sr. MATTHEW,s MISSION

The special Christmas service at
ST Matthew's p. h. Church. on Chip
new street near Twelfth. will be I'M
der the auspices OF the Sunday
school. The service will be conduc-
ted by Archdeason Henry l.. phillips
of the Diocese Of Pennsylvania. There
will be special music by the church
choir and the Sunday school. The
sers ice viii begin at 8 o'clock.
Much interest attaches TO the first
services conducted by Archdeacon
Phillips in this city lie is the first
colored man TO be appointed arch
deacon I'm the diocese Of Pennsylvan-
IN. and one of the few colored arch
deacons i'm the church
Evening journal., 1912-12-21
rlIrH rABERNAcLE MrETINGs.

Services at Faith Tabernacle Will
mington Branch, No. POI Shipley
street, viii be as follows Sunday
School. 230 o'clock; evening services
at 7.SO o'clock On every Wednesday
evening at 7.45 o'clock regular week
day service will be held. Elder Char
les Zeeb. of Philadelphia. will be the
speaker. On Christmas eve. the SUM
day School will hold special services.
Evening journal., 1912-12-21
CROUPY COUGHS AND WHEEZY
COLDS

The quickest simplest way to rid
the children OF dangerous croupy
coughs and wheezy stuhy colds is
to give them Foleys Honey and Tar
Compound It gives almost instant
relief and stops a cough promptly. Il
soothes and heals. Contains no
opiates.-N b. Danforth, Market and
Second SITS. Wilmington, Dell
Evening journal., 1912-12-21
CHRISTMAS DAY At LABRARY

The stan Of assistants az the Will
mington Institute Free Library will
be given vacation on Christmas
Day. as the library will be closed.
The circulation department VIII
close .on Tuesday evening at
O'Clock but the reading room VIII
remain open as usual until 40 o'clock
on Tuesday evening.
Evening journal., 1912-12-21
ur. ClLvARY CLUR SERVICES.

At the Mt Calvary Club tomorrow.
Dr. ]. Martin f. Clyde, L. l.. d., will
discuss Christmas Comes Again. The
Bible class will sing al clock. The
chair has a special musical program.
Evening journal., 1912-12-21
SERVICES AT OLD swEDEs,

Services at Holy Trinity (Old
Swedes) Church tomorrow. the Rev.
RAYMOND T. Wolven vicar. will be s
O'Clock. Holy Communion; 1879
o'clock. morning prayer; 2.3O o'clock
Sunday School; 7SO o'clock, evening
prayer
Evening journal., 1912-12-21
SECOND NJ. P. SERVICES.

At Second NJ. p. Church tomorrow
the Rev. G. f. Earring, will use as his
morning subject, God With U.s. The
evening subject will be "The Wise
Men and the star" Christmas exer-
cises by the Sunday School will be
held on Thursday night
Evening journal., 1912-12-21
FRIgNDS, MEETINGS.

Meetings will be held as follows.
az Ninth and Tatnall streets meeting
house. First-day at II o'clock In the
morning. fifth-day az 745 O'Clock in
the morning and first-day school at
9.45 o'clock IN the morning. Mary
Travella. Of West Chester is expected
10 be present at the II o'clock meet
ing
Evening journal., 1912-12-21
EIGHTH STREET

Morning services will be held in the
Eighth Street Baptist Church az
Eighth and Scott streets tomorrow at
1890 O'Clock. Evening services VIII
be held at 7.3O o'clock. On Christmas
Dav the service viii be held az iO.So
O'Clock. The subject OF the sermon
will be "The Child Prince.
Evening journal., 1912-12-21
pAsrnR Tn TAKE bride.

Miss Minnie ID. Peter. of No 352S
Judson street. Philadelphia. and the
Rev Charles II. Atkins, Of Viola Dell
were issued. a marriage license ia
Philadelphia yesterday Mr. Atkins is
pastor Of the N. r Church in Viola.
Evening journal., 1912-12-21
NMAs spRYICE AT RETnEL

The Christmas service in Bethel A.
A. r. Church will be conducted by the
Rev W. II. Hoxter at 1880 o'clock.
Sunday School will be held at 2.oo
O'Clock AT 1850 o'clock the Sunday
school will give a Christmas pro-
gram.
Evening journal., 1912-12-21
All DAY MISSION MEETING.

There will be an all day meeting M
the Free Gospel Mission. Front and
jefferson streets. tomorrow, starting
nj 2 O'Clock. ihric viii ur ~ fachtnS
at 1880 O'Clock by $ o. Gibbons, OF
s. Georges
Evening journal., 1912-12-21
d. 4. VI. i. sERyICEs AT sMYRNA.

The Rev. Albert Price will conduct
the services in Smyrna U. A. M. p,
Church at 1890 o'clock tomorrow
morning. Special music will be rem
dered bv the choir. At 6 o'clock a
r,usical program will be given and al
fso o'clock the regular evening ser
vices viii be conducted by the pas
tor
Evening journal., 1912-12-21
RIRLE sTrpENTs, MISSION.

The International Bible Students
will meet in Red Mems Hall. No. Bio
Shipley street. on Sunday afternoon.
The subject will be, THE Bible in the
Light of Reason.
Evening journal., 1912-12-21
cMRIsTMAs AT sT. sTEPnEN's.

The Nativity Of our Lord viii be
celebrated at ST. Stephens Lutheran
Church I'm a festal manner. The musi-
cal program will be Of a very high
order. The services will be held on
the night Of Dec. "a. at II o'clock
The church will he beautifully decor
ated for Christmas The children $
festival will take place on THURSDAY
evening
Evening journal., 1912-12-21
EXTRA! SPECIAL!

beginning today we will sell Barr's
Saturday Candy. the soc candy Whlcn
we sell Saturdays nc 2sc the pounu'F
Evening journal., 1912-12-21

PILES CURED IN 10 IA DAYS,
You druggist will refund money If
.PAZO OINTMENT fails TO cure any
case OF Itching. Blind. Bleeding or
Protuding Piles in s 10 Is days soc.
Evening journal., 1912-12-21

Watcr-color Boxes aud Artists Ma.
terials at Ycrgcr's. 40 Shipley ST.
Evening journal., 1912-12-21

coploy Prints At Yergcr's. 419
Shipley Street,
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-10-03
WILL NOT PROBE INTO
JOHNSON's CHARACTER

Tho republican state committee
will not investigate charges made
by Harry s. Joseph and others
against Judge Jacob johnson. one OF
the republican nominees for con-
gross II was charged b. Joseph
that the nomination OF johnson Mt
the hands OF the republican conyen-
ton OF September 9th last was No
cured through fraud and illegal
voting. In addition TO the charges
preferred by Joseph. serious charges
against the character OF Johnson
were made by others.
The state committee held a meet
Ing on Tuesday last at which IL was
decided that the committee would
take no action In the matter. claim
Ing that Judge Johnson was regular
~ nominated by the republican con-
vontion and that the convention was
the sole fudge OF the qualifications
OF It's candidates.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-10-03
IL you PAY HALF or THE
DEBTS YOU OWE To YOUR
SELF, YOU'LL BE ABLE TO
PAY ALI THE DEBTS you
OWE To OTHERS :

You "owc IL Ca YOURSELF to
buy WISELY. II there's a
chance Ia make one dollar serve
you as well ~ two dollars or.
uinarily, do you "owe it 90
yourself" Ia find TINT chance?
u there aro chances Ia save
five dollars on suit Of clothes.
or on dress, "a piece OF furni.
,urc, "a Jcwelry purchase, N
trunk ON the monthly grocery
bii's' the months expenditures
Tor shoes, hats, habcrriashery.
you "owe IL Ia yourselr'-sure-
ITO find these chances, some
OF your friends are finding sucb
chances ALL THE TIME They
are advertisement readers, Of
course.
30 II you would pay one OF
'n' most important ana urgent
OF the debts that you owe 90
yourself become an advertise
ment roader-a buyer of adyer.
Used things.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-10-03
W. u. LIVINGSTON
Lawyer

Water and mining lIiIsatal
special attention. Land maiss
leotions and all legal bua.a
practice In all the eovru
PARK Building. Salt Lake clr,l
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-10-03

THE DENVER AND RIO GRANDE
RAILROAD
EXCURSION
SALT LAKE
for the
National Irrigation Congress,
Utah State Fair and Races,
L.. u. \. Fall Conference,
Relief and Primary Association.
SALE DATES
From Ogden. Bingham, Goshen
and intermediate points. September
SOth to October 9th. Final limit
October 18th.
From Eureka. Mammoth. Silver
City. September 29th to October
H. Final limit October 18th.
From Park City and Heber
branches September 29th to octo-
Der 9Th. Final limit October 18th.
From all other points In Utah,
September 29th TO October 9Th.
Final limit October 18th.
Special service from Utah coun-
" points See agent for further
Particulars.
|. A. BENTON. @. A. p. D..
Salt Lake City.
IA. WADLEIGH. G. p. A..
Denver. Colorado.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-08
Entrance on Main Street.

The main entrance l. on Main street.
and is principally of white marble and
bronze. with marble stalrways and with
fine sculptural ornumeutatloHs. The en-
trance and lobby. which Will b" kept abb
Solutcly clear of all distractions, give
the same iue Impressions OF beauty.
combined with simplicity. dignity aud
elegance rs do The outward lines OF the
building.
Special attention has been paid To the
elevator equipment and service. Up"r-
gearlcss traction clcvators--ihe best and
most expensive type. These are Ut the
nich-speed typc and are equipped with
the latest safety devices, one, or per-
laps two, VIII he operated on express
service. not stopping on the lower ilooTs,
one elevator operates from the main floor
10 the top of She tower. The service
or night. including SUNDAYS and bol
days. \ freight elevator is installed IN
the rear, next TO the alley running north
from Second South. adjoining the annex,
and viii he used to haul merchandise 10
the second and third floors.
The large portion OF the ground floov.
the entire meHZan'ne and third floors OF
the building: are occupied by stores. This
in itself is Il modern phase uf mercantile
business. the step having proved highly
successful i'll large cities of the country.
Physicians. surgeons and dentists have
specially equipped section, comprising
the ninth and tenth ioors. Compressed
air. gas, alternating and direct current
and special plumbing are provided with
ont extra expense. and the furniture and
fixtures OF the professional offices have
nciency and advantages TO the purposes
Lf the section,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-08
Free Access to Tower.

Free access TO the tower Will be al
lowed between the hours Of 10 and II a.
IN. and To 1 u. m. during week DAYS,
upon obtaining passes in the bank, The
first floor of the tower is largely taken
Up by macnineIy but there arc large
open spaces ON the second and third
floors of the tower. and an observatory
balcony cnlarses the area from which a
view can be obtained
Mr.. Walker recently offered portion
of this space to. the Utah DEVELOPMENT
league for the maintenance of exhibits
that viii give 10 visiting tourists and
others some idea OF the resources OF
Salt Lake and tributary territory. To
this end the cooperation Of the Com
merciai club. the Utah Development
iufiguc. she federal department, of agri-
culture and the state Agricultural coi-
lego ut logan will be asked. II IS estI-
mated that not lcss than 100. 600 tourists
viii annuallv be attracted 10 the obser-
walton tower hv the magnificent view.
and this opportunity VIII be utilized to
impress them with the great asricrll-
lurai and industrial possibilities OF the
state. for the benefit OF the entire COM
muUItS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-08
Big Demand for Rooms.

III the big building itself at least So
pc! cent OF the entire office space has
been rented. and although Il number of
nrms have been operating IN their re-
spcctivc apartments for time. the open
Ing Of The bank la its new home also
viii virtually mark the opening oi the
buildings Offices. 1t Is declared that by
the first OF tho year, every inch Of avail
"1Ie rentubic gpnCc will lave been taken
up.
There are many features and facts
that Distinguish the Walker building from
other skys"raptrs here and I'm tue great
west. and brand il one Of the mos; mod
crn structures IN the country. The rapid
ity with which offices were rented. long
before the building was completed,
proved a public recognition OF the build
inss attraction, loca tiou and business
advantages, Some of ,he best known
firms ard corporations doing business in
Utah have entered into leases and the
general character OF The tenancy is OF Il
fine class.
No other structure now completed bo-
tween the Missouri river and the Pa
cittc coast reaches the height of the
Walker building. 1t reaches sixteen
stories and an attic high. and rs sur
mounted By thrce-s story tower. The
roof is 225 feet, and tho globe on top
Of The dagpoie is 26C feet above street
level.
The bank occupies the north portion os
the ground floor. and the corner space
Is occupied by Druchl & Franlten. drug
gists, while tho space OH the Second
South street frontage is occupied by
stores. Tho interior office spaces are
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-08
Steel Frame Type.

The building is OF the latest steel
frGme type. The walls OF the first ard
second floors are of granite, the third
of cream terra Gotta. The fourth 10
fourteenth floors are cream fire brick,
the two top floors and cornce OF teTrn
cotts and the tower OF brick and terra
Gotta. The floors ara all concrete. The
entire structure is fireproof. and the
elevator shafts have been arranged TO
stou the progress of any fire, The
specifications wore checked by the
board Of fire underwriters before the
foundation OF the skNscreper had been
aid, All stajrways are of marble and
bronze. There is marble wairscoting In
all corridors, and the corridor floors are
Of plarb'e and ceramic tile.
One of the important features OF the
building IS the tower that surmounts tine
top floor. 1t rises high above all other
structures in salt Lake. The best pos
siblc view uf the city. valley and sur
rounding mountains can he obtained
from this place. With this In mind, the
NJ. r. Walker Realty COMPANY: which
erected The Skyscraper. and which is
composed Of some OF the largest share
holders Of the banking firm, has desie
GH ted the tower free observatory.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-08
Fireprcof Throughout.

The entire floor of the apartment is
OF sold marble. and the entire c"nStluC-
ton is nr"proof. In the basement is
spacious rest room and apartment for
employees. With every convenience and
comfort that modern construction and
designing make possible, The employees
apartment In the basement IL rcarhed by
stairway nj the rear of the bank The
deposit vaults and private rooms for
patrons in the basement arc reached by
stairway OF the north side o. the
banking room feN PAGES beyond !hC
entrance Tho meZzsninc floor OF the
bank Is reached by "A stairway !llat leads
up from tic rear of the big vault,
The desks in the center OF the elegant
apartments are Of solid marble. with
plate glass writing rests Spacious
benches along tho sides ot the banking
room also are OF solid marble. An Inter
communicating system. a dumb waiter Tor
carving records TO and fro. carriers ana
Il private elevator. combine TO make abso-
lulely perfect communication between all
officers and attaches OF the bank at all
times.
So far as the institution itself is con-
cerUed no more complete banking syS-
TEN could be found and the construction
and arrangement of the new quarters
have carefully been calculated TO facii
tate the business Of every department and
serve patrons in the same splendid man
ncr That has marked the growth and
reputat lion of the bank in the past. These
two PURPOSES are evidenced in every as
pee, Of construction. while AT tho same
dime the apartment Stands for,h rich
lin architectural design and Splcndor.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-08
toric Firm Changes Loca-.
on; Removing to Hand
Some, Modern Quarters.

p ALKER BROTHERS BANKERS,
une Of the oldest established
Y financial institutions between
the Missouri river and the Pa
ciiiC coast. yesterday removed
It's historic old quarters at The
West corner OF Main and Second
streets, where the firm has been
business since 1865. 10 it's paia-
new nome Oh The ground floor of
Walker sk"scraper. The removal
piace at the close OF banking hours.
ton,orrow morning. at the usual
tic firm viii be open to receive
asst business patronage in tlic new
Iers, which are without doubt as
lilicent az amy west oC Chicago. The
'bhnkirg rooms of the firm unde-
n VIII rank with any in the coun-
D octuai removal of records. para
nslia and millions OF dollars IN coin.
.ney and security was made under
v guard hy attaches Of the bank.
u tic supervision u officials.
'lshcut the week the new banking
[ments aud the office rooms ON every
\ as well ~ the basement and oh
Lflon tower on top OF the slrysCIa per,
WINCH waves an American llac. 9GG
|Above Tn" ground. will bc open 10
n n.p"cilnn. on Spu; almost di-
y beneath that flag. iilty-tsrc" Years
the firm pf Walker Brothers first
~ a store and bank In Il little
p ana frame building in the strag-
q sTGggIng, Isolated village Of Salt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-08
Lobby, Mezzanine Floor, Mercantile Arcade

Lake. oxen brought the sturdy po-
neers TO found this inland empire, With
Salt Lake as the metropolis. Likewise,
oxen brought the beginnings OF the Walk
brothers. "f whom NJ. II Walker pres
ident Of the bank. now survives, had been
IN the mercantile business at Camp
lluyi, Utah, near the present town Of
Mcrcur the headquarters of johnson 5
army. In 1859 these brothers decided TO
enter business In Salt Lake. They shipped
In their goods by OK teams aud opcucd
street between First and Second South
in d two story structure just north OF
the site Of tho kearns building. This
was the year of the discovery of the Com
stock lode and the first Nevada mining
cECitempDt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-08
Only Western Bank.

AZ that time there was no bank be-
tween tile Missouri river and California.
The firm enjoyed the confidence OF the
community from the beginning and peo-
pic began leaving money with the firm
Tor safe keeping. There was no scgrega-
tion Of banking and mercantile accounts
at that time. man merely handed his
money across the counter took the re-
ceipt and IL was credited To his account.
When he wanted some OF IL he came 10
tho store, wrote out deblr receipt 10
the tirm and drew the amount, corrc
spending charge being made against his
account, OFTEN IL was inconvenient 10
go TO the store aud thus the custom grew
oil giving an order on Walker Broth
crs. These "ordcrs" were in reality
checks. soon the firm printed checks
FOR the convenience Of It's customers,
Then IL began making loans on approved
securities Thus full-flcGScd banking
business WAS started.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-08

nothing has been overlooked in the ef-
fort to provide as modern a system OF
ventilating. heating, plumbing and all
other features required in q building Of
such dimensions and maenilicence. as
can be found anywhere III the country.
\ small army is necessary TO keep the
building thoroughly clean. and the
Vacuum cleaning system is used, oper-
ated ky plant in the basement. This
Is only one of a number of modern ap-
plianceS installed To keep the new build
ing perfectly sanitary and immaculate.
The building was erected ny James
Stewart & Co. contractors. the same
company that constructed the Hotel Utah.
the new Orpheum building and other
prominent structures.
quarters of Walker Brothers Bankers.
aud the entire beautiful sllyscreper COM
pose a monument that will stand for
ever as Il tribute and memoriam alike of
the progress and future of Salt Lake.
And 1t is monument OF which any city
In the world might justly feel deep
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-08


the action of display. flanked on either
side by two graceful and winged fig
ures Progress standing on the right,
holds in her raised left hand the torch,
symbol Of progress while, Prosperity,
standing on her left Is relieved OF her
symbol the cornucopia by Il youth seated
in the foreground. on either side stand
sturdy men, representing the mines and
agriculture, and in the distance can be
seen views OF Il mining region and farm
land.
The mural subject which adorns the
wall OF the bank painted by T.
Martin Hcnnings of Chicago. whose abil-
ity in that line has been recognized far
ana wide Today samples OF his work
may Un found In the important public
buildings throughout the country.
The VenlilatnS system Ike In" light
ing system. is Indirect. Specially con-
structed engines. fans and tubes keep
pure currents ri air conrsims through the
entire building CouS,a atlY, ut desired
temperature. During the suijrcst sum
mer DAYS "A cool breeze Will always be
waited through the corridors aud the
rooms. while in winter the sanc cur
will he and comforting,