The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1912-06-14
Physical Endurance OF Taft Is
Extraordinary.
is DUE TO HIS TEMPERAMENT
Beautiful Lawn Party at the white
House for international Red Cross
Delegates-Plan Of complroll.
ar Murray to Check 1snk
Declarations.
ey GEORGE CLINTON.


only political addresses. but certainly
90 or more speeches on occasions non.
political NJ Tait IN nn oNiraordlnar
NY Blk man physically. aud set the
STRAIN uf hard work does not Fycm 90
toll. upon him 40 10 docs upon other
men Who carry much .oHs weight
Friends of ths president ascrIDo bis
continued good condition tu his buoy
ant dHpu s.liun IN other words. bis
temperament stands him friend dur
INK bis hard work
There have been one or two lawn
parties at the White House This year,
ana before the spring season closes
there probably viii be- on or two
more. At uuo party the guests OF hon.
or we're the visiting delegates to the
international Rcd Cross convention.
The president and Mrs TAFT. standing
under CO.." trees ou the south lawn OF
the White House. received distiu.
guishoi guests from all over tho
world The pre- idrut hud just IT,
turned from weeks campaigning and
WAS 10 leave again M midnight but
he stood the three hours social Siege
nH u b." had been resting instead of
working Physically. the president of
m, limited si,t,. 4. , y,n,., a., ana,
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Al We Red Cro-s Reception.
rho lawn parties 900 tho White
House air no" most piri1f'.pn" social
events "' u' year lh washington "
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actually View lN' scene can i''Ii.' lh'
'NiI.'I u'IN'' "'iIIN 'I I'' h'".h". nI
me M''' I'..' lN M'' ana june
'"'I' - ''N' N''', Wu'h fh'NN
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o h."uy lh" dig Oh lh' reception
IN 'n' lawn gwen lot t"r l'cd 'iuaa
people was p'Ilo'I rue 'hrimoh'ier
was ~ 90 Auu the sun WIS IN 'loul'
'eha Htl lho l"alrA hll wore white
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TO stop Bank p'ihleations.
Comptroller of the Currency Law.
rence q Murray has made u
study ri some ot the methods
by which banks occasionally are de
'raudcd hy their employees llr has
md a number OF specific cases put
before him and us q result OF his n.
yestIgauuua ho thinks that such nm.
'oriunoi" occurrences ms these aud
many that have preceded them may be-
avoided M tho future IL the national
banks viii cooperate with mia ONCE
In the plan which he has Just suggest.
I'd 10 them This ia nothing more nor
less than the simple device NJ sending
TO his oflcc a carbon copy Of the srml.
annual report made by tho examining
committee Of the board Of directors ot
each hank tho report which states In
black and white what the directors
think of their own hank
when Mr. Murray assumed once