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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-13
MANY WAR VETERANS
ENJOY EVCAMPNENT
Survivors of Black Hawk In
dian War Gather at
Heber City.
Special TO The Tribune.


HEBER CITY, Aug 12-Nearly SOC
veterans Of the Black Hawk Indian wal
gathered today at Heper City for the an
nual encampment of the state assoca-
ton, which opens tomorrow. The stake
house ground, where the old fighters have
assembled, already holds delegations from
Provo; springville. Goshen, Salina, Span
ish Fork. Santaquln. American Fork.
Lehi. Payson. Pleasant Grove and Hunt
ington. Tomorrow will arrive deega
tions from Emery, Millard. Juab, Iron
and Sanpete counties.
Among the distinguished guests present
today We're: j. NJ. Westwood Spring
Vile, state commander Virgil Kelly, Mil
lard county, Vice state commander
Adolphus Bennett. Sanpete county, sec
ond vice commander; George Lambert
Salt Lake City. state quartermaster
Rufus Murdock, Heber City, state chap
plain; George Harrison, Springville. state
ohorister
A programme will be given in the
stake house at 10 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing and the afternoon will be devoted "a
amusements Of various kinds.
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FLOOD VISITS NEPHl.
Damage to Property ls Heavy, But No
Lives Are Lost
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune
NEPHI, Aug. 12.-Citizens OF Nephi
have been busy all day cleaning the
streets and counting the property dam
ago resulting from the severe flood of
yesterday afternoon. No human lives
were lost. although the death list cer-
tainly includes a large number OF pigs
and chickens.
The storm struck late in the after
noon In the mountains east Of town and
near tho electric light power plant. Ey-
cry ravlne and suley leading TO the
main canyon became n torrent and the
stream at the power plant site was said
to be thirty feet deep, damaging the
canal fumes and rover house. Super
intendent Talmase, his wife and Mr. and
Mrs, Leonard Evans, his guests, ESCAPED
by wadns in water above their waists
before the stream became lmpassable
Some campers In the canyon had narrow
escapes and the city water works plant
was put out OF commission.
So great was the volume OF water swept
into the main portion of the city that
the usual outlets proved insufficient and
Main street was flooded TO depth OF
two TO three feet In many places f1ll-
ing cellars and submergng the lower
floors OF numerous business houses
It is believed that the water and light
plants will be In commission within an
other twenty four hours
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-13
BORAH DENOUNCES
PUBLIC LAND LAWS
Idaho Senator Declares Gov
ernment Policy Is One
to Discourage Settlers.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune
BOISE. Ida, Aug. 1.-THE public and
laws and their administration by the
Washington department are scathtngly
attacked by Senator Borah OF this state
In letter TO Governor Haines made pub
lie today. The letter is inspired by a
statement Of Governor Haines to the
effect that he believed In settling present
irrigation projects ia ther than promoting
new ones. Senator Borah declares heads
Of Washington departments anxious TO
defeat his bond measure to finish uncom-
pleted reclamation projects are miscon-
STRUNG the governors statement Gov
ernor Haines said tonight he referred
only TO private or Carey act projects
Senator Borah attacks the reclama ton
act, saying:
The. reclamat tion law as originally
passed was impossible Of execution
without untold har6ships TO the set
tiers, No settler could carry 1t out
who did not have a bank account
The law was crnel, inconsistent and
has turned away, and discouraged
thousands Of settlers. The govern
ment, while eXtreVa CANT In many
ways. has dealt with the settler as
If the government were not only
pauper. but with mlserly instincts.
He has been compelled to mortgage
his milk COW or his last team to get
money to pay Uncle Sam.
Senator Borah refers to the construc-
ton placed by the department on the
law allowing entrymen to assign entries,
saying the department was visited by
one OF those illuminating spasms or In
tellectual perversity and a construction
was announced that the assignment could
only be made to another qualified home
steader, about which there was abso-
lutely nothing In the law. concluding that
public land laws have been SO executed
In such a technical, procra stlnating,
: lnr1fO y1aI fhot fIont, pdS =
pie who would like to have land are
discouraged.
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|RIJRG WINS
VI FIRST INNING

rBG. Aug. 12.-PittsbuTg won
nrne OF the series from Gin
- afternoon. 5 to 2. by scor-
11ns off Brown In the first
1 veteran was touched UP for
ID In succession by Carey,
|r,ef, Miller and Wilson. These
four runs. Packard went In
one out and stopped the scor-
|ng Pfttsburg only one more
rest of the game.
<chell again starred with the
n two singles and double.
|0r had the same. McQuillan
la by Cooper IN the fourth
1png lefthander struck out six
'eld the visitors runless, Gin
h two runs of McQuillan In
ming on Bescher's walk and
Eroh, Marsans and Hoblitzell
Nee NY by Dodge.
frrTxN PITTsRugG
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RIDER OF NOTICE THEREON,


District OF Utah.
on this 18TH day OF August A. D. 1913.
on reading the foregoing petition 1t is
ordered by the court. that hearing be
had upon the same on the 18th day OF
August. A. D. 1913, before said court at
Salt Lake CITY In said district. at 10
o'clock. in the forenoon and T.. that notice e
thereof be published In The salt Lake
Tribune, a newspaper printed In said dis
trict. and that all known creditors and
other persons in interest may appear at
the said tine and place and show causu.
IL any they have, why The prayer OF the
said petitioner should not be granted.
And IL is further ordered by the court
that the clerk shall send by mail to all
known creditors copies Of said petition
and this order. address, I'd to them at their
places of residence as stated;
Witness che Honorable John A. Mar
shall, Judge OF the said district court,
and the seal thereof, at Salt Lake City
in said district. on the 18th day OF Au
gust A -, 1918.
JERROLD Il. LETCHER
(Seal Of court) Clerk
eiS5S
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Baratoga Results.
'ai News Service.

~ NeFs Service.
pve aud a half turloogs-Pennan,.
10 !. won: stromboli. Io7 (Mc-
~ second; Surprising. 10 Dayies).
Tlmo, 1905 40. Panamerlcan,
F'orin' Tndc Mark and May Dora
nllle and an eigh,h-Warhoru. 1os
70 .. won; Fred Mulhollund, 100
" %eoad: Inspector Lestradc. 1o5
"a :, third. Time. l.52 As. Creme
n breaker Boy also rap.
3eVcn furlonsE-ElIn DryFon. 1Os
j. won; Gencsta. l02 (WoIt
n rnianqnin, ils QKarricRp. S to Q.
@ '.e Judge Walger, Grover
''oofficld slfo run.
mlie-Hayburr. a3 CHoTaesartl. z
roini, u, doftusl. 2 10 5. second /:
~ 'ninoro7e). . to /. third. Time,
80 snd half turionss-susan B..
j. won: Lily ormo. Iio (Jrox-
9cooo; FL Mahdi, 10i (JcTsggartC
Time, l;07 2-5. riAok. Porth
hordocsi. Heartbeat. RoSamundi
.arre aud j. Nolan also ran
~ torlonss-Sylvun.. 107 (AmbroFe)
1Ln lAmah. liz lBurnel, 10 10 i
nsis, loi tBen schotten). Il 10 I,
80. Mohawk Girl. Grey Planet,
4. ;pe Miss Brush. BriStIos, Ia
~, -: ,aToll Itoid. Noble Grand. Pros
|'wotsr also ran. '''
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Frank Coombs, the tenor Of the team
of Coombs and Aldwell at the Orpheum
this week, is busily engaged during his
leisure moments hunting up members of
the Utah battery with whom he saw
service in the Philippines. He was q
member Of company D, First Washing
ton L. S, "
In those days Coombs was sergeant
and is recalled by the Utah contingent
as the leader and organizer OF the Wash
ington Glee club which gave its first
concert the night Of February 3, 1899,
when the provost guard broke up the en-
tertainment and gathered all in to get
into the trenches prior to the big battle
which followed in few hours.
Coombs wears a medal presented by
the war department for special service
during the Spanish h-American war and
the Philippine insurrection. It was for
sharpshooters with a squad Of eight
members Of his company, February 5,
1899
When he returned to the United
States and was mustered out his singing
drew attention with the result that be
eventually landed in the Manhattan
Opera company, New York, as one Of the
principal tenors,
Later the Columbia and Victor peo-
pie made contracts with him to sing for
photographic reproduction and to date
there are over 100000 records in fami-
lies throughout the country of "Silver
Threads Among the Go]d,'' while the
records made Of his rendition of "Ben
Bolt, - ''Mollie Darling Sweet and
Low, "Belle Mahone,' HThe Vacant
Chair" and other old-time ballads are
almost as plentiful.
The singing of Mr.. Coombs and his
partner is proving to be one Of the big
hits on this week Is bill and the audi
ence invariably recall the tenor and
baritone for at least two additional
songs before the following act is per-
mitfe6 tn oOOeaT
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ton l5i Oupee), 20 l. second, Luokola, 1+7
Cassidy TO 2, third Time, S-67 3-6 Melos
also
Fourth race six furougs-Merjorts A, 1os De-
Tondel. TO s. won: Tho Widow Moon. 1o2 (Ke-
.. third. Time. I:Ia Mediator and Font aiao
Fifth race. mile and eiIteonth-Tactics, 100
(Fairbrother) to l. won; Husky Lad 10 (Sohut-
tiuger), 2 10 T. second Miss Jonah. Ios (Bu1ton).
8 70 /. third Time i4e 40 Miss Joe, Tliio's
Nightmare. Blanche F, Sanchez and Adolente alco
ran.
Sixth race. Two furIongs-Chcmulpo, 100 CHER
chant). 10 /. won. Chireis. 100 (JohnSon), 10
10 !. second: hllaneen 100 (Mnlona), so 70 !.
third TIno, 1909 As. Pop Gun. Black Chief
Black River, Raquette Rockbar and Littlo Jane
also
Seventh race. milo snd seventy yards-Cogs 10
CTatts) is 10 8. won: Chiffon King. io6 (Kode-
rs), 20 /. second: Counterpart 1oi tBuIton). 8
tn l. third limo. 1:f7, Kinmundy. Corde f..
Marie T.. schollcr and Good Day also ran.
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saratoga Entries.
I1I Na,,.

yoar .olds aud M. six turIonrs-
X" Aoon. 100. sBrisr Path iIo.
ios' Trifler. 107; sHoncy bee
e. 10; -Luria. 100.
-yesr-oldo and up. handio.p stc..
M seout two miles-Brothor Follr
sS; Bill Andrews. IsO; Gnr+b
s; suekhorn. 1Is: Nosogry, las;
4 ,eienee; 1t2: Delirum. loo; Mys.
eiso elegible; Rspontant. Ia.
@.v,yeaFsolds. United stntcs Uot.,
2rlonss-old Rosobud. 1s5. caiuse o.e'
eu, ~; Black Broom. fo7: soo,,
e''' Field. 10; King MeDow-
1as:s asso9r-olds and up. hapdicap on.
h6nt O. My Life, iiS. s,s7 @
csnss lo5. Princess csilswar ios.
1. 49, los Strenuous, os; Co,nnci
M ''Ion. lo2; F1amma. 10. Glso
~ A. Express. li5: Towtown Ficld
f /. Z, z,sssar-oids. five and b,,t ,-
1oS.pne Yankee Tree, Waisr rnr
|rsr pSannock, ioi; Br,gg'o Brother
a, 1pun. 1sIsn. 10y; Executor. OLD nen,
INK 'sessr-oloE, one miio-Ldttle J,n,
1os 70; Abdon. Ill: .Aftorelow ne
s,ioy. 10y. 100; srnllywug. iii. 90
claimed.
track fast
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named bank. do soleninly swear that the
above tstement is true 10 the best OF
my knowledge and belief.
T. W. BOYER. Cashier.
Correct-Attest:
w C. oREM
T. u. COSGRIFF,
\. SIMONS.
Directors.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 18th day ot August. 1919.
(Seel) !. n GRUT
Notary Public.
My commission expires May I. 1911
e1s2A
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American Fork Notes.
Snocfo1 tc Tha Tribune


Mrs. James Chipnan. Jr., who was oper-
ated on at Salt Lake City hospital for
appendicitis q week ago. has returned
home. She is on the road to complete
recovery.
DR.. ]. It. Noyes has purchased the An
drew Adamson building on Main street
and is having II remodeled Mrs Charles
Johnson has rented II and will open a
hotel and rooming house about the first
OF September.
Joseph Brown is sick at his home In the
First ward. suffering from complication
Of diseases,
-Four horses belonging to Isaac Wag-
staff, which were afflicted with glanders.
were TODAY condemned and ordered de-
stroyed, They were taken out and shot
and their carcasses burned. There are no
other known cases of glanders In this Vi
cinity.
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Credit to Pocatello.
Special to The Tribune.

SDeCldi 10 lie
POCATELLO. Aug. 12.-Bids on the
McNichols store and office building five
story structure of reinforced concrete,
were opened today. Holmes & Marshall.
full bidders. The plans were drawn by
tIeadlnud G Kent OF this city This
building will be one or the finest In Poca-
tello and Will be. entirely fireproof
throughout and wilf- be big addition to
the cast side OF town and naturally di-
vert q. large portion of tho business TO
that side OF the town.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-13
YOUNG MAN BREAKS JAWS.
Milford Barber is Victim Of Runaway
Accident In CentervIle.
SpeciaI 10 The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune,
CBNTERVILLE. Aug 12-Wilford
a merchant of this city, was seriously
but not fatally injured in a runaway
accident The young man was driving
a delivery wagon for his father and as
he approached the store from the east
the horse became unmanageable and be-
gan to run. In his effort 10 avoid col
llsion with wagon approaching from
the north just as the corner was reached
Barber turned the horse into the store
building.
Barber was thrown violently To the
ground. He struck on his face. Both
Jaws were broken and he suffered several
deep gashes on his forehead, He was
unconscious when picked up and was
taken al once to the Holy Cross hos
pital In Salt Lake. where at late hour
tonight he was reported TO be resting as
we'll az could be expected.
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OoInpIaints Iasued.

A complaint was Issued by the county
attorney yesterday charging Ben John
son with a statutory offensc.
Milo Vincent is charged With neglect Of
wife and minor children In n complaint
ISSUED yesterday,
Another complaint charges Nick Jeur-
met with carrying concealed weapons.
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|S ARE V|CT0Rs
|ELEVENTH INNING
"A Prom Preceding Paga.)

I :. u,,,,.mH Hfts-on Dickson. In
sn. In Innings; Oft Choney,
'r fss's ~ Woo-e / In ] inning. Sacrifice
oe e,ois, hasss-Leanh, MarsrYille.
: ,ss,Ssn cs Double piays-Dridwell.
usr.nyIlio and Sweeney: &nren-
I.sst on bnses-Chicsgo, S: Bos-
hsIlE-on Chonsy. Z; Off Dick
First on errnrs-Chicaso, 2;
cs,,-f,y Cheney, 6; by Dickson.
by Moora L Time houra
"ump.res-Kiern and orth.
sECoND GAME.
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Peach Market Is Fair.

Special 70 IN" TrlbUnC.
BRIGHAM CITY. Aug l2.-Many
peach buyers have visited the city dur
Ing the past month and negotiated for
the purchase of The entire output of a
number of the larger orchards in this
vicinity. A number OF contracts have
been signed M whereby growers have
sold their entire crops 10 be harvested
next month for as high as 40 cents per
bushel In bushel boxes Indlca lions are
that fairly good prices will prevail this
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crt Erie Results.

d ~rr fsrlongs-Paticncs. 100 c,o,
u 1r Manners, liz fober,l r ~
~ Eallahen). 10 10 T. tS,-N
A-os lnle. Woodrow, pcho,, ' Iy,o,,
'nu' Incidence and Grnudness
1p>r ss.os s.os'ysslawosa, 100 tohort). Q
.1rinr0 0@qco' ios tsmaiD; ls to ..c
Hov5o,e, os lbuSton). IL 10 S. tbira
. tl-nnIs. And oudramon aluo ran
4 fsrys.nhse, about two mIIc~Ir,
1s'v, TO s. won; Gun Coz.
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|sTAKE GOES
BOCASH, JR.
! From Preceding Page.)

|nplay Milton Roblao. 1oa, Auntie
lx furlongs, selling. 3-yenr-olds
y Belle, IA, Bob FARLEY, III: Lonn-
'.nrl. LscacsdeTN. Great Friar. lO9.
ei'o' solilng. 4-yeaF -olds and up
Il'st Fashion. Eastman. 1c7. Arhu-
elaer lrou Queen. Patriotic, Ma
anaellnr Musgroyc, los.
.isc iuTlongS. Boiling. s-year -olds
SlupAkcy. J. H. Barr. BOversteln.
y ,lsrp W., Parncll Girl. Rue. lOs
NIFTY. iot; Tidy Wolffarth. l02.
/. i've furlongs. selling. s-yoar-olds
'oucs. Good Intent. Bell Smoker.
Y Amohalks, Lede Lake. Free. 1Oa:
~; track good.
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II slaek In nth.
. lavender In ninth.
1nings-
<,rpfy-PheIan. sa;e-. Bridwell. Bres-
n Two~baso hits-Schulte. Pholan.
IA stack. 9 In 4 Innings; off Lsvop- =
Inuiues. Sacrifice ny-2immerrnan.
Sehulte, Smith. Stolen bnses-My-
tases-Chicago. 4. Boston. s. First
<]sss. 8. Off Stack. s. off Lavender.
rros-poston. s. Struck out-By
<lack, 2. by Lavender, 2. Time
-.lnutas. Umpires-Klem and 0rth.
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Motorcycle Club TO Meet.

The Salt Lake Motorcycle club will
hold a meeting at $50 o'clock this even
ing Plans will be made for the clubs
run Sunday to Pinecrest inn. In Emil
grafton canYOn.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-13

The Tribune Wants are used by the
thrifty housekeepcr, who realizes the
economy of eliminating the unused fur
nishlDgs and effect many saving IN
that way,
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Special line Of men Is high grade suits
Half price. u. G. M. L
tAdvsrtisementD
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--.-.....A o 0 ] o o 0 o IS
Fo.bare hits-W7;son. Mitchell, Sso-
70. Sacrifice hit-Careys HitH-On
. inniuss. of Cooper, 6 in s In
Nd. ) In l-5 inning: Off Packard.
uss Lett on hoses-cinoipnati IL:
Buses on balls-on Mcouillnn. 8: of
Packard. 2. Struck out-By Nc
Cooper, 6: By Packard. 4. Double
pr 6roh and Hooiitzcli. Time
7 minutes. UmpIres-Breunan and
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No d31O.
Report OF the Condition OF
The National Bank of the
Republic,
RESOURCES.

At Salt Lake City. in the State Of Utah,
at the close Of business August 9th.
1913:
RESOURCES.
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Report OF the condition OF
The Continental National
Bank

| al Salt Lake city, in the state Of Utah,
at the close OF business August 9Th.
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts ...... 81. $e2. sos 10
cured .,........s... 500 Of
L. $. bonds to secure crcu
other bonds to secure pos
tal savings .....,... II, 23e o5
Bonds. securities. etc. ..... 51.l56 81
dxtures .... ,............ I7Olsa 10
Other real estate owned ... $40 80
banks (not reserve agents, 19o,sl2 81
Due from state and private
banks and bankers, trust
companies and savings
banks -. ,....,....,.,. 4s,eSS .65
agents -. ......,,.,... l61 63s is
Checks and other cash items. i,l5i 90
Exchanges for clearing
house 49,. ....,,.......... 1905 81
Notes OF other national
banks ,. .,,............ 1860 90
nIckels and cents ..,.... e3S 80
Lawful money re-
serve in bank
viz:
Specie o.. ...... s2os aie 35
Legal, I'D er
Redemption fund with L. $
treasurer % per cent OF
circula tion) 80. . II, 500 90
Total -, .,....,..,,.....s 81. 557. 304 ST
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in ,.....s 950, 900. 90
Surplus fund ....,....,,.,, $4,000 90
Undivided profits. less OK
penses and taxes paid -. 1922. 50
National bank notes OUT
standing 80. ..s.......... 23S.597. 90
Due to other national banks, 53S Sl3 .09
Due 20 state and private
banks and bankers ..,.... 1l2, 30S 10
Due TO trust companies and
savings banks ,........ 1880 81
Due TO approved reserve
agents -. ,..,...,..,-.. 6,o22 CT
check 49,, .............,... 1,soe. SIG .4s
posit :. ......,..., 49,, 2,soa II
Time certificates OF deposit, 11o. .06S IS
Certified checks .....----.. 1851 90
Cashiers checks outstapd-
Ing ..,.., .--.-.4.,A.,.,.. 1921 ~
Postal savings deposits. i,l76 rs |
Total -. ............. SO 2.557, ,3o1 81
State OF Utah. County OF Salt Lakc-ss: |
/, T. w. Boyer. cashier OF the above |
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State OF Utah, County Of Salt Lake. SIS:
], James Pingree. president OF the
above ma med bank, do soemnly swear
that the above statement is true TO the
best Of my knowledge and belief.
JAMES PINQRDE,
President.
Correct-Attest:
JAMES III MoYLN
ADOLF BAER,
W. F. ADAMS,
Directors.
Subscribed and sworn TO before be this
18th day Of August, 1913.
GEO. JAY GIBSON,
'Seo els25
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at the close of business August 9TH
1918.
EESOI- RC'ES
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a sure cure for the blues. A mil
lion dollars worth of optimism and
the travelling men al Saltair Saturday.
(AdyertiScmout.)
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Rush Tower Power Line.

Special To The Tribune.
BRIGHAM CITY. Aug. l2.-Work or
the steel tower transmission line being
built by the Phoenix Construction COM
pany for the Utah Power company has
reached this point In tho building OF con-
crete footings for tho steel. Large forces
OF men and teams are at work on the
line. which extends from Grace Ida. 10
Salt Lake. II Is said that the work oi
assembling the steel will commence with
In few days from the Idaho end and
months will be required TO complete the
tower line TO Salt Lake
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State OF Utah. County OF Salt LalSe-ss:
/, T. w. Boyer. cashier OF the above
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20. 1030s
Rcrort of tho Condition Of
The National City Bank,

At Salt Lake City. In the State Of Utat
at the close Of business. August =. 1912
REEOIt RCES
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Subscribed and sworn to before me this
l2Ch day Of August 1918
GEO w. HOLM.
tSeaD Notary Public.
- q 4
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Total.
Loans and discounts. SO
Overdra fits, secured and unse-

Capital stock paid in........
Surplus fund 80. .,.......,...
Undivided profits, less eX.
penses and taxes paid ,.....
Ma ational bank notes outsta nd.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-27
IT'S 4 MISTAKE

Made BY Many chiekasha Residents.
Many people ina misguided effort
to get rid Of kidney backache. rely on
plasters, linimentg and other make
shifts. The right treatment is kid
ney treatment and a remarkably rec
commended kidney medicine is Doan's
Kidney Pills. Chickasha is no excep-
tion.
The proof is at Your very dor. The
following is an experience typical Of
the work OF Doaa's Kidney Pills in
Chickasha.
w NJ. Williams. proprietor restau-
rant, 1918 choctaw avenue, Chickasha,
Okla says: That's Doans Kidney
Pills are a remedy Of merit, am will
ing to be quoted as saying and give
this statement to that effect When
ever as the result Of cold settling on
my kidneys or strain from standing
long, have suffered from lameness in
my back or have noticed irregular ac-
ton Of my kidneys have used Doans
Kidney Pills and the results have been
satisfactory Others Of my family
have been benefited, too"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo,
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-a
take no Advertisement.
2t d&1tw
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-02-27

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