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designations rendered.

PITTSBURG, July s.-J. S. and w. s.
Kuhn today resigned as president and
Vice president OF the Pittsburg Bank for
Savings. at which run Is being d;-
rected. The following officers were
elected. W. ]. Jones. president: l.. NJ.
PluTner, vice president; A. y. Noestley.
secretary and treasurer.
In the United States district court to-
day Judge Charles P, Orr appointed Fred
{, XIV as the fourth receiver for ths
American Waterworks and Guarantee
company.
w ] Jones, formerly treasurer OF the
p,trsburg Bank for Savings. but today
made president OF the institution, said
after his election;
s'The Kuhns have entirely withdrawn
from the bank. AS IL was they were only
,he nominal heads OF the organization.
There is no question about our bank.
We are backed by many Pittsburg banks
and we have the support OF the clear
ing house"
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Cause of the Collapse.

Treasury officials today reiterated
their confidence that the general bank
ing condition in Pittsburg and the en-
tire country was strong, and that the
failure OF the First Second National
bank was simply the collapse OF weak
spot due. is they phrased 1t. TO 'un-
sound banking.
The trcasury- department yesterday Of
fered the solvent Pittsburg banks $4,000
0Oo OF government deposits to meet any
cmergency but the offer was declined
because the banks were in position TO
meet the situation.
The entire capital and surplus OF the
First Second bank, amounting 10 $500:
900 has probably been wiped out. but OF
Orsrs Of the bank have assured the gov
ernment that depositors will I've paid In
full or nearly IN fun,
Thomas P. Kane. acting Comptroller
OF the currency. by long distance tele-
phone late today advised Secretary Nc
Adoo that the rcceivership was progress
ing satisfactorily and reiterated that the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-09
Sidetracked by Jurist Because
Il Contains Structures Upon
President and Attorney
General.
JUDGE VAN FLEET
CRITICISES THE JURORS
Tells Inquisitors That Right
or Wrong of the Con-
troversy Was Not Be-
fore Them.

SAN FRANCISCO, July s-Be.
cause it contained structures upon the
course Of President Wilson and At
torney General McReynolds in eonnec-
tion with the resignation of United
States District Attorney John L. Nc
Nab, the report Of the federal grand
jury before which was presented the
evidence in the Diggs and Caminetti
white slave cases, the postpone
ment of which led to McNab's resig-
nation, was rejected today by Judge
William C, Van Fleet in the United
States district court. Judge Van Fleet
declared he would not permit the re-
port as it stood to become a part OF
n
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-09
King Announces War.

BELGRADE. July s.-KIng Peter has
Issued a procla nation to his people, an
nouncng war, in which he says:
The Bulga rians, forgetful of the
Servlsns' brotherly help and the blood
of the heroes who fell on the Thracian
battlehelds have given the Slavonic ma
tions and the civilized world an abom-
ina BILE example OF Ingrat!tude and greedi-
ness This unbrotherly love has caused
me the deepest pain and hurt my sin
cerest Slavonic feelings. and the respon-
sibility for that crime against Slavdom
and humanity must fall upon those who
committed II"
An official dispatch asserts that the
Servians have repulsed the Bulgarians at
Zetchar, on the frontier. with heavy
losses and also at Vaslna
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-09
BLIND COLT SHOWS
SPEED At RANDALL
Etawah Wins in Straight
Heats Against Classy Field;
Talent Gets Jolt.
BY International News Service.

By lntern5 tlonal News Service.
NORTH RANDALL. o.. July s.-Fresh
from the bush tracks. the blind colt
Etawah started in the three-year-old
trotting stakes here today and gave the
high-clas field of youngsters a sound
beating In straight heats. Starting
strong favorlte. Etawah went to the
front at the start and made every post
a winner, Jogging the second heat In
209a. Immediately after the event the
colt was sold for a long price 10 Frank
G Jones OF Memphis and will be driven
IN the future by Pop" Geers.
The talent got an awful jolt in the
stake for 2:0f trotters, In which the local
trotter, Uncle Bid. was a $50 TO Sl6 IA
vovite over the field. He won the FIRST
heat In 2:06S. the trottlng race record
Of the season, but in the next two rounds
was beaten easily by the four-year,old
Glly. Santos Maid. owned by Senator Nc
Nichol OF Philadelphia The CANADIAN
trotter Creosote, was the contending
horse in the first two heats.
Summarizes:
2:14 class trottng. In 3. puroo. 5000
Santos Maid b. m, by Pctor the Great, =,
Uncle 1SI''f2 Bin. b. g, BY John A. McKcron
creosoto ;. 6, by Tod Ray> ,............;a 1
Judson Girl b, m by Po,Or tho Great. =,
sienna. br. m. BY Peter tho Great Ger
....
Binsoron, l'si b. h.. by pinsor tRodnoyj - S
Mundy G. b. m. BY Prince Q, Edgar.
Francis GTshm. br NJ. by Trnzzee cGcersJ 3 s
Baron Todd RI h BY TODD tMcDonnid). . f
Time 2:os "a: ,.os 50. .os IA.
Thrce-ycar-old Sweeps,skes ":is class. trotting.
z In a. $500 added:
! Etav,nh b. c. by Ali Stanley Cwhltehead.....l 1
sweet Alice b. T.. BY walnut Hall Csonyon)..2 (
Cegantle, b. C. by TTogaute (GeorB) .........5 3
! Virginia Todd. br m. by Todd Mac tJump)...i s
Dorothy Gny. h, T.. b- Potor the Great mo
Holly Rood Kate. 70. l.. by Dodge Dodge,. Dist
time. s:io ia: 200 1-4.
| Forest City stakes, 2o5 class pacing, in 3.
pure $1,000:
Lonswor;n G. b g. By On Tine Mur-.
Brnnham Baugham. br h. hy eambet,a
walter cocha,o. blk I. by Coonsto tlesg).3 . :?
| knight onwardo, ,. h BY Twelfth Night
| Flower D!erot D. NJ. by Diree, Star white
King ing Daphne. BLK h. by Klns pirost. i,
Good Goods b &, by Insanity CErne,t)....7 s
Impetus Palmer. b. H., by Impetus Devil
II Time. n1sHt5"@ a'oa a.; a:ot: soi
| 9:6e class. pacing three heats purse 1920:
Foo; Prince ch. h, BY puiasu Prince =,
vsr, Sr' '''" b. ; M by Ia, B CRny) .:.......i 5
| airline b m. ~ Arlington (Gosneln. ..-.5 : ?
vi,w Elder, ,. g by Box Elder. Jr tNur- =
,,D pny! sy arlington Gumpl ~ 5 5
| Wooicllt:e King b. h. by Ashland wilkes.
Greatest Heart, b. n by Great Heart Cscnd-.
.nn" nGr'' Axne b. M. Sy AZ Me No, rstantss !
Grace D. ch. m. by Anderson tRodney).",s 8
| Time 2:o7 10. 2:o7 IL. 2:o7 81
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Butte Entries.
Bv international News Service

By international News Service
-, r,.o four and malt furlonsE-AiviE
Ton, Kin~, 10, Sir Harry, Juliub Pincgt. Coos
los; Dr. Bailey. 100 Msploy: Eddie Fox ."
MaTta Mac 100. R!g Lumux. 30
so-,nA rAco five furlonsb-6rnys faNorlte
Brigham. Nike Krebs, 1913; vivian ~. eaIhta aS
Bette Our Last. Moisie, 100; JOG h"N"er' i'n>
,o., az Miss Daniels, Aspera 81
ThIrd race five furlongE-Mone Canioman' lo'
pnc-.ve- John o. Wakefield. loI; AmcIlcNs
los; Mr.. Camp io5; EuEano'h haF"o0u' f''''
Ing Fashion. o.. -, .,
Fourth race one milo and soventy yaras-so
manga l.2. Gautsm. Cuoon. IL; Hhfry hiuae'i
T,,;b race one miie-Flysns John PATTERSON
gannW ia; Brlton. Rake. ios; Lfhigh oI
,,,,,' ,"'',' uo,,suk Don i0s; sleepIapd IN Fore
,,,sr5 i0s. ORC meGee ioe: Nalhal, iol
Sixth raeo. fiyc nnd half 'urlongs-Annnal ln'
,rcs, ormonde Cunningham. Tim Judge Coun
80 poy Fr,nh G. Hogan order OF Dance. Jona
,bso EcyorteIn, ui Patriotic. Queen Ruth
Roberta Island Queen. ico.
Weather clear. track f0st
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-09
HIVES HIT AND
FIN FROM ST. LOUIS

E7oN, July s.-Griner the St Louis
y gave three bases on balls In the
9 inning today and these. with
Nc double. a single by Mcdonald
fLkary's error ena blsd ooston to
10 2. The home team. oatted hard
cout the game. but Griner was gen.
steady and pulled himself out OF
D light places.
l1ls got many men on bases, but
efing By BostoD's players. espe-
"a one-handed catch Of a liner by
~ prevented scoring.
ing 10 the third base In the fourth
Ayeys's spikes went into Now
'ool and the third basenan left the
Nightly injured Rariden hit safe
out o! four times at bat. driving
q Soston's runs.
4 ST. LOUIS BOSTON.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-09
Talk of Alliance.

LONDON. July 9-The Daily Express
publishes the rumor that Turkey has
made an offer 20 Servia and Greece to
esta blish an alliance against Bulgaria
The Belgrade correspondent OF the
Daily News was stopped on his way to
the front and ordered 10 leave Servia-
He declares that the Balkan peoples have
become completely barbarous.
Their hatred for the Turk" he says.
rs nothing as compared with their
hatred for each other. The present terri
torial greed is hideous: all sentiments Of
fair play and chlvalry have given place
to brutality"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-09
Chicago Club Wins,

CHICAGO. July s.-The Chicago whist
ton club trophy in the American whist
congress here today. with "A points; The
Furniture City club Of Grand RAPIDS,
two clubs will play the finals for the
trophy tomorrow and THURSDAY, The
Knickerbocker club OF New York and
tine Grand Rap pids Whist club tied Tor
third place whit y points each.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-09

ou,Y,.r-Earnegat. 10: Buskln. Firtt Sight. Flso-
6ersusl. u3: -Klcburn. ilS. Heron. lss
-Turnsy entry 80
hcrgast lOl: Ymlr 100: Towton Field. 1903: Cli'!
EdgC 100; John Furloug, i0I; Edda. iio; Plan
Gipss. l?a ,,.,,
OK: clint i07 Cherry Red. After GloS. io2; Ihco.
Cook no. Russell MeGiil lls; Love Day. lio
ysnth race one mile and olxte"nih-sand
HOG F.cl 81; pornadotte. 80; Counterpart, IS:
Miss Jonah. IS &ccrosry. 100. Mycense %;
InSra MoocL. i0s: Master Jim. loi: Howdy
uowdy ioS; iIughIc quinn. io7
weather clear; track fast.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-09
cR ) LONG HIT
ms FOR PIRATES

I'd ava vadiA. July s.-MlIlers home
10 @ ocn, me right field wall with
pbpys upleo IN the tenth inning
N. ia victory over Philadelphia
Naw. score being 6 To 4. Sea-
LIsr US s place an the mound
1ne ,nt ,eat 10 bat IN this Inning.
Id WIN rallied In It's Anal in
|za bv 40 70 scored on his double
ID four iiao De and Lobert. Magee
clafka nails. filling tho bases.
*endrlv thcn took Cooper out and
1iyIf,n The latter ended the
'1Els a@F out Crsvath. McQuil-
VI Philadelphia, who was
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-09

The report of the grand jury 4
which Judge Van Fleet objected wa
as follows:
We have examined the letters. tele-
grams and other correspondence pa
pers relative TO the postPCnement OF
these cases. We feel sc would ne
lacking In our duty If We did not
record our judgment and opinion
thereon,
The district attorney had represent
ed TO all parties. including A. ca
n,inetti. the commissioner general OF
immigration. and 10 the attorney gem
eral for months the seriousness OF
any continued number OF postpone
ments. Several delays had already
been acceded TO by the district at
torney. These representa- tons had
been made repeatedly and continued
up 10 the last. when in the face OF
them the attorney general. without
consultation with the officers here
peremptorislly ordered the cases
postponed
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Fort Erie Entries.

sy International NcwB Service
p,,., r,ee five turlonrs-Lady Isle. lo5; AlAi
anSs,. los; Diamond Cluster. 100: Dark AoSaie.
100. - -
xennotb 100 Tom Savers 1os; Chry.ois Dyna-
mo lo5 aawr Lad. lo:; Reputation. Non,calrl.
los; Camclll ITO.
hi sin ls5; Lena Liric Flat. lts; JuverOnce isi:
lack pcuuerln, las.
Fourth rscc. Canadian derby. one mile and
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-09

The agonizing discomfort and sense
of suffocation that accompany hay fever
and asthma may be greatly alleviated
by the use of Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound. 1t has a soothing effect on
the mucus Innings, and relieves the
gasping and tickling sensation in the
throat and bronchial tubes. Schramm-
johnson, Drugs. 'The Never-Sub~
stitutors Five (5) good stores.
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Casualties Are Heavy.

LONDON. July o.-Reports OF the evac-
uatlon OF Kotchana and Istip by General
Kovatchef's army are confirmed in a
Sofia dispatch to the Times, which esu-
mates the losses on both sides as scarce
" less than 10000 killed or wounded The
Bulgarians aced most desperate fighting
and performed great feats OF heroism be-
fore they were routed, in1ictins the Sc
vcrer losses Casualties on all sides since
the war has been resumed have been fully
IN
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Explanation Wanted.

VIENNA, July S.-A Hungarian steam
been fred on by Rumanian soldiers sta
toned on the Danube. Two men were
wounded.
The Austrian government will demand
explanations from RumanIa, and IL Is be-
leyed that Bulgaria Will do the same.
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POWERS WILL ALLOW
THE WAR To CD ON
Continued from Page one)

trating to Nrania, the war commissariat
station of the Servlan army. according
to the Sofia dispatch 20 the Neue Frcie
Presse. The Bulgarians. il says. are now
advancing along the Moraya river. II
this proves correct the Bulgarians have
by their advance cut OF huge body
of Seryians from BELGRADE
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-09
Brilliant Play Seen.

LOUISVILLE. Ky, July s,-Brillian'
plav by ]. J. Armstrong OF st: Paul
northwestern champion, featured the sec
ond round OF mems singles at the Ohio
Kentucky bi-state tennis tournament here
today.
Roland Hoerr OF St Louis. Z. 6. Rock
we'll OF Chicago and John Schaaf OF Cin-
cinnau were other winners In todays con-
tcsts
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-09
Turkey Again Active.

LONDON. July s.-The Turkish gov
ernment today decided 10 occupy With
its armed forces all the territory with
in the Enos -Midia line running from the
Aegean sea to the Black sea which had
been virtually decided upon as the fu.
ture boundary line between Bulgaria
and Turkey. according to CONSTANT
nople telegram TO the Exchange Tele-
graph COMPANY.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-09

general banking conditions In Pittshurs
were sound
G. c. Murray. receiver OF the bank. Is
analyzlng the assets, Secretary McAdoo
was advised today and is expected soon
TO be prepared to indicate their value
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-09
Demands Conviction.

In the minds OF this grand jury
this constitutes a precise example of
the practices OF which the people
throughout the country have for
years been dens nding correction.
The defense Of the attorney gem
eral relative 10 the correspondence
is unfortunately weak. The action OF
the president in sustaining in one
tgeath the position of the attorney
general and In the next breath taking
steps in exact consonance with those
demanded by District Attorney Nc
Nab is. In the opinion OF the grand
jury. to say the least, a most aston
lshing method OF disPosing Of seri-
Gus case. nd we are forced TO view
In sadness and regret the remar arka BILE
closing OF this chapter.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-09
Comment of the Judge.

Il cannot permit this report 70 go in,
announced Judge Van Fleet. after the
reading had reached this point You
had no question before you as 10 the
rights or wrongs OF the controversy
which resulted in the resignation OF Nc
Nab. II is therefore improper tor YOU
10 make comments. which could be con-
strued as refecting upon either the
president or the attorney general"
The court then ordered that another re-
port be submitted
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-09
Agrees To Evacuate.

has replied 10 the request OF the sublime
porte, agreeing TO evacuate the Marmora
coast Bulgaria. however. stipulates that
she must have an assurance that the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-09
Run Soon Ceases.

From the time Of this announcement
the run perceptibly abated and the crowd
disappeared. until at closing time the
vicinity OF the bank differed from no
other business day.
Expected statements as to the AmerI-
can Waterworks &. Guarantee company
were not forthcoming today. the delay
being attributed to the delay In the ap-
pontment of the fourth receiver.
No developments were announced from
the rst-Second National bank today
and little was expected until the re-
ceIver. c. c. Murray, has had an oppor-
tunity TO assemble the assets Of the bank
and has been enab bled to ascertain It's
LA bilties. 1t is expected that within a
few days a call VIII be sens out TO de-
positors to present their books for bal
ancing toward the end that an accurate
amount of the banks Indebtedness may
be lea arned.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-09

Biggest dance band N Utah plays
at Majestic pavilion tonight.
(Advsrtiscment)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-09
Cuban Wins Chess Game.

xrw YORK July s.-J r. Capahlaaes o!
ysv,na pIayed his third samo In The mSstert'
tournament Of .be Rice Chess club this after,
i, oucen's pawn opening after twenty -nns
moyes cupabianea now leads the field with .
score Of 10 o
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-09

#l5. Errors-Phelan, CorTiean t5), Shafer.
! ht.-coT!ean, Archer stolen bases
4 Feslrn slIer Double plays-Srchcr to
q D1,le 10 Fletcher 10 Mcrklc. Bases on
"A re,eau i. of Mnrouard, ,: or Bnycn-
nrfs cu'-rSy Tesrenu. 3. b" Mcruu,-d.
|fyta:u. j. Hit nv pischer-ey Lavender
II. WIFE pitch-TsTeau. Hits-ofi Tcs-
u d tevrn innings of Ma-qusrd. none IN
/|tr limo OF game hours q minutes.
<-sislsT and B-ron.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-09

secured from the Columbus. g. clue,
made his first appearance with Plttsourg
&c twirled two Innings and IN the eighth
his Wild pitch was responsible for giving
fine home team the lead.
Observation-Disclosures
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-09

49,. ''''|H n u
N. "''''-'.o @ q q I o o-l
Fisher, Allen. Two
~, sn,n, Dsubert. Tbrrr-baso hit
y Ips,s'a- sarsharmer. Moran. Double
pa,s. Dodge. AlmeIdG and
ost-pssa hAlls-on Ames. 4: OF Ailen.
n hr,,r Ames. !: by Alien. .. Time
II ~ mlnutes. Umpircs-ovIgley
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-09
Istip Recaptured.

have reca ptured Istip. after routing the
Bulgarians. says an official dispatch re-
ceved tonight. A desperate battle was
fought, with heavy losses. but the Serv-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-09

Big stampede parade. today noon
Championship contest this afternoon
Advertisement
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ST LOUIS BOSTON.

4 trrorE-Huesins. o'LeaJy (cl. Nc
,itut, ISo,basc hits-Conncily. WiA
ausgins. Sweeney. Eonetchy stolen
~. honctehy, BaSes on bnllS-Of
" unreT. Struck out-By Tyior. z.
~ Iims OF esme-2 hours 5 minutes.
'A'sa int Or,h
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-09
PHuADELpUIA
PrTTSpURG.

.psTIod Tor Camntz IN ;ho seventh,
tps,tc6 for Simon in the ninth
.s,,tcS for Moouillan In the ninth
80, fcr KIlltter In !he tonln.
ttpa,tes for ses,on IN tho tsnth
score o' '0 o s-e
rlt'shurg ...''''''..'' A n n a O 1t
e',..,,,-,. rwo-bnso h!ts-NecaHhy. ,,s,,s csrey'
cfarsth walsh Home ronSeT.Sa5n osi Maog alsGi
1is-oIl A., Iro lpuirES: of Cooper. In ono
qS n1 %S nnna or Hsne.s D9ne ooaard N s'ISo %
nnspgs or Mayer !; IN aine a." Of 'S" an nnns
nn5s: @ha,r%Psslert o., Double plnya-kllil'sr & snd
oooian S,Hn poosn ane 1G,s Bassi os, eoopsr CO
ot CsInn.'S' et-uck out-By Campitz' 3; BY
on Htoniiian. Tn !. by Hendrix. i; es Mayer J. 0"-
,rcs~prcnnan and olron'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-09

Stampede contest. afternoon only
No night shows. Come today.
Ihdyer,ikement.)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-09

Tonight, Majestic pavilion, dancing
Largest pavilion in tne world.
(Advectiseme1t)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-09

Majestic pavilion today. Dancing
TO ana S:30 to l2, advertisement
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Savings Bank Suffers.

Another Kuhn interest that was af-
fected. the Pittsburg Bank for Savings.
suffered somewhat from the complica-
uon. run being started on IL yesterday,
chiefly by mail depositors. This was
continued In somewhat greater magnl-
tude early today. but 1t appeared 10 abate
as the day wore on
The small groups OF depositors that en-
tered the bank were promptly paid $50
upon demand, as yesterday, and required
10 give the legal notice OF thirty sixty
or ninety days to withdraw other amounts
above stated figures. Yesterday s57, ,oo0
was withdrawn from the bank, while the
deposits We're $4,000.
About noon the announcement was
made that j. s. Kuhn, the president. and
W. S. Kuhn. the vice president. had re-
signed. and that w. ]. zones. the former
secretary and treas asurer of the bank, had
been made president of the bank. with
A. n Voegtly. former assistant to Mr.
Jones. a secretary and treasurer. while
L. NJ. Plummer: a director. was made
vice president
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-09
IN
P|TTSBURG ARE
NEARLY NORMAL
One-day Furry in Financial
Circles Is Followed by a
Calm; No Further
Trouble Expected.
KUHNS RESIGN FROM
THE SAVINGS BANK
Assistant Secretary of Treas
ury Says That Mismanage-
ment Was the Cause of
the Failure.

PITTSBURG. July S-To the decisive
and sharp-cut statement Of Secretary OF
the Treasury McAdoo. Issued last night.
is attributed the restora ton Of almost
normal conditions in financial Pittsburg
tonight. despite the closing OF the doors
Of the First-Second National bank yes
terday. an institution that had been ac-
credited one OF the strongest In the coun-
try. The closing OF the First-Second was
naturally followed by suspension OF It's
affiliated bank, the First National o.
McKeesport, and the appointment OF re-
celverships for the banking house OF j
S. and W, S. Kuhn. Incorporated, and a
like action with the American Water
works and Guarantee company.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-09

Semi final in stampede contests to-
dav. Let 'er Buck. advertisement
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|I1s BEAT CUBS
m FIRST OF SERIES
,,,,d Holds Opponents
.,.Iess After New York
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Report of Grand Jury.

[ be court record.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-09-27
Mnnarehs Not Over CleanlY.

King Charles H. OF England dressed
shabbily and Louis XIV. of France dis.
liked to wash, little cold cream ap-
piled with handkerchief being the
chief tribute he paid to cleanliness
In St Smon's detailed account OF the
kings day, from the passing OF his
perlwig through the closed bed cur
tains In the morning to the ceremo-
NAL placing Of the night shirt over
his shoulders when he retired, there is
no mention OF any additions.