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THOUSANDS
RELY upon
POSLAM

Pos!au - thc first thought o. thou
- nGs whenever the skin ails.
Any one VIII appreciate Why this rs 80
after sending 20 1be Emergency La bora
tories. - West 25th street, New YORK.
city for a free sample aud seeing its
work Demonstrated IN tic quick removal
OF pimples, rsshes erup.iouS, undue
redncsS or Ia clearing the complexion
overnight. Wor9t cases OF eczema. tet
ter. scsbies. itch and Ike surface skin
troubles yield 10 Poslam readily. itching
being stopped at once.
POSl-AM SOAP Is the soap OF soaps
for daily use. toilet and bath. as a means
Of improving color and texture OF the
skin and assuring its continued hcslth.
Absolutely pure. II derives its rare bene-
nclal effects from medication with Pos
lam Soothes tender skin. Best for In
faDtS
Schramm-Jolns Drugs. The Never
SubstItUtors. Five 60 Good Stores. ard
all druggists sell Poslam (pTfce 80 cents)
and Poslam SOAP (price. % ccnts).
lAdycrtisement)
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BANKERS BACK
TWO MEASURES

The senate committee on banks and
banking met last night al the New
Grand hotel and after hearing arguments
by prominent salt Lake bankers and rep
resentattYeS of credit associations de-
clded TO recommend for passage senate
bills 10 and II. which we're introduced hY
Senator w, S. Hansen, chairman OF the
committee. on banks and banking.
Senate Dill No. 10 in its original form
made the Issuance NJ check on g. bank
In which, the drawer had insufficient
funds to iheet the payment OF tho check
felony. The committee last night
amended tho bill to make the offense a
Inisdemcanor. Tho other bill as originally
drawn provided that a person who made
statements that wero derogatory to the
financial standing OF any bank. eitllor
directly or by inference. was guilty of a
felony. Tho committee amendments re-
duce the offenso TO a mlsdomcanor and
strko out the words directly or by in
florence
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Strict as to Minors.

II. r. No. oi says that any person un.
der the age of 81 who shall buy acccp.
or have In his possession any intoGicat-
ing liquor in any form except his posses
sion be legal. shall DO guilty OF misde-
ncenor and shall be fined not TO exceed
500
II. Is. No. IS amends the present lavs
on several points. 1t makes 9. certified
copy OF the records OF tho internal rev
enue collectors office IN regard to the is
suaucc OF government liquor license
prma facie evidence that tho person tc
whom the license Is issued is engaged
in selling liquor. It requires tho lnscrip-
tion OF the names Of the conslgnor and
conslgnec on all containers end makes II
unlawful to consiGn 10 a fictitious per
son. II defines the jurisdiction Of justices
Of the peace in cases OF seizure.
The liquor bills were referred TO tIie
committee on Judiciary in the house. Five
of them were introduced by Judd Of Salt
Lake and one by Oldham OF Cache.
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HUHOR |TCHED
AND BURNED
Sores Aose OF a Rash. Soon Formed
Crust. ChiIhea Cross and Fret
full. CgtieDsa Soap and Gts~ra
Ointment Cured Them All,

RaynaE6osd No<A-" Ab my batnees nad
nannors Or arres on thr head supee4srne-
forming scale Tho sores vve in ts-s be
ginning more Of q rs<h. hun soon foe,mfd =
crust wc1sc on Some of them than on oehsers
It ftctczd zud burned, for tho children vve
erra and fsotful. s-zsrirsng ofscn- making
1t worse sod kiDd Of fnharrf1d. Come of The
chlfrsp ma nGs hzve nrz-h hsssr visso The
s,rss szxyszed- be1t those shat dsd 1xt 7,
m.
'J Md and - bird sh~y
ssemcd TO make ebs aEcs vorsa T vs<irri
their hnafs viii, voru vetrr with sof-
cloth. using Cu64op. sosp. Anr tEy4n<
T rubbed tbsir hssdS al ove- A. ErDiiy IA
possible With Cusfcura osnsranA Washing
their besstx orty nnce day. bot using the
Ofnsrnsnt e0o or thres tIncs q cry 10
rsvev took ipangc~ than swo v1nAz for she
worst case, b=t Eunsraliy only = veaf fr~
tH Cu4icIra Soap and Oi1tDeut IN cyy-
thern." Islgncd9 Nrx Hesen Hv6psn,
June II. 1912.
Although thu Csutsr5rra s<ap and OfnA-
rnssrt are nsost zzcursaful in tho tyvzasunsct
Of affections oT Ire skin. Halp. hair snd
hsnris thsy ne Also most valuable Cor e~Ey-
day use Ia tho toIfc4, bath Ard nousrsI- b.
caIrse thay promote and maintain ttse hzss,th
OF tho skin and hat1 frnm infancy 10 age.
Cuth7ra Soap (2Sc-) and Cu.tcIrs Otusxuaut
fsoc.) are sold eseryEhr7e liberal xzrupie ~
each nailed free, With a2-y Sdn Boob. 40
drees postcard 'CutscEa. DppA Z, Bussm.
EFMeD vho srsye apd ssraz1yposo vstas On
t&rsTa Scan v{Il fin q ~ bert for skin and scaap
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STOMACH SOUR? GOT
INDIGESTION ALSO?
"Pape's Diapepsin'' Makes
Upset Stomachs Feel Fine
in Five Minutes,

If what vou just ate is sonriRr on
your stomach or lies like lump OF
jead, refusing 10 digest. or YOU bclch
gas and cructatc sour. updigested food
or nave feeling of dizziness. heart
ourn, Iullness, nausea, bad taste in
mouth and stomach hoadache-this is
indigestion.
full case Of Pape 5 Diapepsin costs
only ilfty ceuts and will thoroughly
cure your out Of order stomach and
leave sufficient about the house In
case someone else in the family may
suffer from stomach trouble or indi-
gestion.
Ask yoUr pharmacist TO show you
tlfty-cent eases, then YOU will under
stand why dyspeptic trouble of all
Kinds must 60, and why they usually
relieve sour, out Of order stornachs oY
Indigestion IN five minutes. Diapepsin
is harmless and tastes like candy,
trough each dose contains power suf'
ilcIent to digest and prepare for as.
similation into the blood all the food
YOU eat; besides, il makes you go to
the table with a healthy appetite; but,
what VIII please you most. is TINT you
VIII feel that your stomach and lntes.
tines arc clean and fresh, and you will
pills for biliousness or constipation.
This city will have many Diapcpsin
cranks, as some people will call them;
but you will be cranky about TINS
splendid stomach preparation, too. II
YOU ever try little For indigestion or
gastritis or any other stomach misery.
Get some now, this minute, and for
ever rid Yourself Of stomach trouble
and indigestion. (Advertisement0
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ATE HEARING WILL BE
a RESUMED IN CHICAGO

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Jan, 2o.-Thc In
tsfate commerce commissions Inquiry
no an appeal FOR an cuualiEa tton OF
|-clSnt rates for goods packed in fiber or
.sieooard and wooden boxes. Just con
ede1 here, will be resumed In Chicago
apriiary u, according 10 a statement to-
S oy Leo j. Flynn. special examiner
p the case.
Inc action was Instituted bv r. W.
.Ilunaul q Co. Of Los Angeles, manufec-
|'rers of fiber boxes. against twenty
ICE railroads. which, 1t was alleged
.scIlHiIlated In favor OF goods pack ed
y WOODEN containers. The eastern man
|1c,urers viii DC heard Mt the Chicago
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Senate Notes

Tho appropVia tions committees OF ooth
houses and the members OF tho std tc
board OF examiners VIII meet this morn
ing To discuss the Booth bill. which pro.
Vidcs compensation for the Indian war
Veterans for their services In the early
Iays. The bll calls for AN aPpropria-
lion o? more than $500, 0QQ. which is moro
than :he gtata win be able To grant.
However. there IL n disposition on the
part OF the members o. The legislature
10 give tho veter5nsc some appropriation
and the meeting Is for the purpose %
considering the amount.
Members of the senate were each pro
sented with \ bouquet of carnations yes
tcrduy oy President Henry Gardner. the
occasion being CaInation day, in honor
vf the late President william Mckinley.
The senate committee on banks and
banking Is going over n blu TO be intro
ducsd soon by Senator W. 5. Hansen OF
Box Elder, modelled after the Kansas
blue sky" law and designed 70 prevent
the eale of stock in fake corporations
within t5e state, 1t Is also considering
tho introduction OF committee measure
creating a state department OF bank
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AN AID TO PHYSICIANS
WHO TREAT CONSUMPTION
New ssiss Preparation vrry Valuable
Treatment.

II there - ANYTHING In this world thai
VIII help sufferers from consumption u
- worthy or ercryoncr attention. In
Guiding physicians.
Therefore, when SirolIn the Swiss lung
preus don. Nas introduced IN Europe
several years ago the leading specialists
were not slow iU making use OF 20. I'll.
result 's that now SiTolin is brought 90
America with remarkable number OF
Endorsements from European specialists
and long string OF stories aboui is suc-
cess
No cNtravsSant claims are made for
Siroiin. bu, It's past work Is offered as
proof " Its rorthiness or the regard OF
sufferers.
cured IN this country from the Si-oltu
Co. 2.h West Broadway. New Tors City.
Schra johnson. Drugs, THE Never
all leading druggists are recomIueadinr
and Distributing Siroln- with corsidera-
bile success. ADVERTISEMENT,
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STR|CTER LAWS FOR
DRY TOWNS ASKED
CONTINUED from Page One)


qucnt distribution OF tho liquor shall DC
prima facie evidence OF tho intent on
the part OF tho manufacturer or dealer.
or other person, that the shipment va3
Intended for distribution.
Tho first OF the measures IS house bill
No so. II requires that transportation
companies file freight or express re-
ccipts with the city recorder, county or
town clerk of the dry territory destl-
nation or any liquor shipments received
during tho month, setting forth the name
Of the consignee. the quality and kind OF
liquor received and the name OF the per-
son TO whom II was actually delivered.
Failure to comply with tho act Is made a
ulsd dem eanor.
H. E. No, % gives town boards
authority TO pass ordinances regulating
the licensing and general conduct OF the
liquor traffic in towns wilero the pco-
pie have voted wet"
II, &. No. SO enla1ges upon section
o0ix41. which defines The powers of city
councils with regard 10 the issuing Of H.
censes.
IT. E. No. 80 provides that Ehe posses
sion Of Intoxicating liquors by one
charged With keeping them with tho In
tent TO sell I'm violation Of law shall be
deerned prima facie evidence of tho SlIilt
OF that person 'ir unexplained
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refers TO Election.

-Mr Underwood said that the Demo-
|rats did not purpose 10 play faVorites
4 bstveen Industries In the work o' car
ling out the party pledge for revision
<oSnward; that while he hoped there
rover would oe 2 Democratic tariff no
IeIoy the reasonably competitive basis
d 10 close down any factory in the coun-
Ia, he and others Of the committee want
Il 10 write such rates as would stiTru-
|nfs n reasonable competition. Ho sug
tssied that the final arbiter the Amer
|an people at Tho last election, had
/>ndercd verdict for tariff for reye-
met Instead OF "for protection and tina
rfou cannot expect us to write a. pro-
|sctIye tariff even or only Q per cent
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|WILL REDUCE RATES
i To REVENUE BASIS
ariion of the Democrats in
. Matter OF Tariff Revision
Is Made Known,
|sHOE MEN AT HEARING
chairman Underwood Says
. Voters Decided Question
at Last Election,

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2e-Au uusuc-
<esSful fight 10 bsFe the house commit
.ss on ways and means retain the pres
>nt tariff OF 10 and Is per cent Ad va
ram or boots and shoes occupied much
n todsy's session. Chairman Underwood
a tha committee rls,iy told the repre-
.erta,iyes OF the wholesale and retail
noe industries OF the country that the
nriff vas now prohibitive; that there
ne no revenue and that retention Of
<br present rates vas impossible. Quce-
Lone OF the committee Indicated sem
||fnent favorable 10 a big drop in those
Ufee.
Numerous spoliesmen appeared for the
-nrious branches or the shoe business.
.ationai associations OF the msnufactur-
q. wholesalers and retailers, and of the
|sbor unicns all rsvorine the present du-
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pound and now am stout, well and
"y, can do all my own work and
wax TO town and back and not get
would not give your Vegetable
pound for all the rest of the mcdi-
y IN the world. tried doctors med
aes and they did me no good. Mrs.
y SARLEwNE, R.F. D. No. 3, Utica,
Another Case.
soo, Hi was bothered for ten
WIN female troubles and the doc
no not help me. Twas 80 weak and
'ouS that ] could not do my work
ssery month / had to spend q few
~ ~ Deo; l read so many letters about
- =. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
ac se curing female troubles that / got
asae cssa OF it 1t did me moro good than
aug else l ever took and now 1t has
me. feel better than ! have
ssars and tell everybody what the
- gOund has done for me. believe r
'u not be living to-day but for
III, NJ Mira HErrIE GREENsrREEr.
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Counterfeitsrs Found Guilty.

CHICAGO. Jan. 29.--James. George,
Meviu and Fred Rice, brothers, wcro
found guilty OF couuterfeiting by u
federal jury here, Their father. James
Rice. Sr.. now is serving pcnlteutiary
sentence ror the same offeuse. Mcil IN
and Fred Rice. the Younger boys, tried
TO save James and George by assuming
al the blame.
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Favors Poolroonl Bill.

Special To The Tribune.
KANSNIII.E, Jau. 2g,---.tt q mass
meeting held here tonight resolutions
were adopted urging The passage OF the
Mabey anti -poolsel.lnG bin which Is now
before the judiciary committee Of the
lower house oC the state legislature. The
resolutions were prepared by Hubert 6.
Burton, who inserted the anti -poolsclling
planl; in the Republican platform OF Davis
county last fall. y committee MAS named
TO a appear before The house judiciary COM
mt;ec in support OF the measure.
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and many other organizations, so that
any advice the Legislature had to give
was Supcrfiuous.
Senator Cottrell and Senator Ridcout
spoke In favor of the bill and Senator
Wight and Senator Booth against IT, The
rollcail showed the following vote:
Ayes-Craig, Cottrcll, Eckersley Ride
out.
Noes-Eooth, Edgheill. Hansen. Ferry,
Funk, Iverson. Lunt, Thornley,. Olson,
Wight, Williams, President Gavdner-12.
Absent-Kclly, Smith.
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low this WOMAN
4 FOUND HEALTH
culd not give Lydia E.Pink-
'ams Vegetable Compound
Tor All Rest of Medicine
in the World.
ouca, Ohio.-"1 suffered everything
go female weakness after baby

came. l had numb
spells and was dizzy.
had black spots be-
fore my eyes, my
back ached and I
Yves so weak | could
hardly stand up. My
f C e was yellow,
even my fingernails
were eolorless and l
had displacement. 1
took Lydia X. Pink
hams Vepctahle
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House Bill References
In the Senate.

House bill No. I. by Ourham--An &C.
Increasing the fe"s OF jurors from - to
81 per day. Referred TO committee on
judiciary.
House bin No. 90, bv Cardon-Au act
recurring public utility corporations TO
file q bond With the county commission
crs. Referred 10 committee on county
and municipal corporations.
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Soldier "Shanghaied. -

GALVESTON, Tex, Jan. 2e-First
Sergeant Edward Meyers Of the 18TH
company, coast artillery, who nlysteri-
ouely disappeared from Fort Crockett
near Galveston two months ago. vas
''shanghaied" in Galveston and taken :"
Vera Cruz. Mexico. according 70 a letter
ne has wrItctn 10 authorttieg at Fort
Crockett Meyers has been IN the army
Tuanv years.
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Lame back may come from o7ervcrk,
cold settled in the muscles Of the back.
or from disease. In the two former
cases the right remedy is Ballard =
Snow Liuiment. II should be rubbed
in thoroughly over the affected part
the relief viii be prompt and salts
factory. Price 25c, Soc aud S10Q per
bottle. Gold by Schramm.J ohnsou, 4,
Drugs, FIVE (5) good stores.
(Advertisem eut)
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Astonishes Salt Lake CITY

The QUICK action of bucktborn
bark, glyceripe, etc, as miyed in Ad
ler-i-hs astouishes Salt Lake CITY pep.
pie. Many say ONE DOSE of this
simple bowel aud stomach remedy usu-
ally relieves sour stomach, gas on tho
stomach aud constipation. W. y.
Mathis, Druggist, S24 so. Main II.
fAdy yertissmcp-l
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When you waut reliable medicine
for q cough or cold take Cbamborlaip s
Cough Remedy. II can always be de
pended upon and ia pleasant md safe
TO take For sale b. Scbramm-lo ohm,
son. Drugs. "the never r-substitutors.
fvc (5) good stores ADVERTISEMENT
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Bills Killed
III the Senate.

Ill the senate,
senate bill No. II. oy Smlth-An act
providing a penalty for the larceny of
automobiles. Rejected by the adoption
Of an adverse committee report
Senate concurrent resolution No. :. by
Rideout--A resolution urging the capitol
commission 10 use only Utah materials
IN the constructlon Of the new capitol
Rejected by vote of TO IL.
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Bill Passed
In the Senate.

In the Senate.
Senate bill No rs. BY Rideout--An act
raising the maximum age for compulsory
school attendance from 10 20 lS.
Senate bill No. oS, by Eckersiey-An
act providing that courses Of study shall
be furnished free of charge by the state
board of education TO the school districts
Of the state
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Mould Reduce Wages.

This forcshsdowine OF the Democratic
Iollcy OF the coming extra session Of
.ongress came about In the eEaujng ton
III Franklin McDlraiu OF Boston, head
n large shop Tnanuf5 ctur1ug company.
n. MctGlpain protested that a drop 10
Il per cent nd vaIoreTu would mean the
|hoIiiicn OF the manufa cturers profIts
nd that putting shoes on the free list
IRdualy would result in waSe reduc-
|Iona.
|"Are yoiI willing, az a witness under
1th,r insisted NI. Underwood, "to state
lat II we put shoes on tho FREQ list II
h going 10 wipe out American competi-
|'Dn With foreign shoes
Mr.. NIcF!lwain hositated and finally
|1id: mo" adding. however. that work
Ion would be forced 20 accept less wa ecs.
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members Of the house and ne fined him
self for being short and TAT and jolly.
The house members OF the joint com :
ruittee on taxation and revenue were
named yesterday. They are BeunIou OF
Utnt3h. Hcnrio OF Garfield and Durham
of Beaver.
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Bills Passed
In the House,

In the House,
n. &. Nc. 30. by Anderson-Eelating
10 transfers OF state lands 10 federal
government.
8 JB. No 16, 10y I,Unt--RelstinR to cx-
tensions OF payments on state lands
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Earncs OF Salt Lake today will intro
duCe bill in tho house prohibiting The
cashlnS OF wage earners' checks by sa-
loonlScepeJs.
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= BIZ introduced YESTERDAY br senator
q. y fvo!-Son Of Carbon Jrauzfsrs from
the state ot Utah 20 Utah county d
tract OK land given the state b. Utah
couutr for use 40 an agricultural ex-
permcnt farm. The land VAS never used
Tor tnia purpose ard Utah county now
wants il back
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The committee OF the house on the
industrial school will take q. trip TO Og-
gen this afternoon for the purpose oc in
spectipg the institution. Marriott of
Wcber is chairman of the committee,
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The house yesterday passed, under sus-
pension Of rules, S. Z. No. is. by Lunt
The measure reduces the rate OF inter
est on purchases OF state lands from s
10 per cent and in certain cases e1-
tends the time FOR payment
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Hat in Evidence.

While James Marshall, representing the
w fell hat industry, was arguing against
he duty on raw material used in the fur
|1lf hat Industry, an attendant placed
slide him n brown felt nat. II vas Mr..
|ndervoods S and the chairman asked
he cost OF producing That hat In Italy,
here IL was made.
Mr.. Marshall said that the hat could
10 manufactured in italy for about 20
G9nts and that the duty amounted TO
bout 50 cents. Mr. Underwood and the
FItncss agreed that the hat cost about
y ut retail in tho United States. Marshall
|fcared that the difference between the
Ii0 represented bv tho cost OF produc-
Ion aud the duty and the selling price OF
) was absorbed by the retailer and the
U]ddleulan.
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The house yesterday passed III. Is. No.
90 By Anderson. MT tho request OF the
state land board. The measure gives the
land board authority To rccouvcy 20 tho
United States lands transferred To- the
state erroneouely, such as railroad lands
which have been conveyed - the state
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One Of the new bills introduced iu the
senate yesterday Tas one by Bonner Y
Smith OF Salt Lake prescribing that A
shall De given hearing IN the Justice
court IN the precinct IN which the crime
's alleged 20 nave been Committed. This
- 10 prevent tho transfer OF cases TO
otanF precincts a the option of tho
county attorney. which often occ aSions
inconvenience and unnecessary expense
20 the defendant.
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\ brief session OF the third house
after the regular session adjourned ycs-
terday nctted three boxes OF oranges.
Speaker Morris fined Hammond or Grand
and Bennion Of CiniaI for trying to
monopoiZc the attention Of the ladies TO
the detriment OF the other masculine
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sage OF Coy egnoF spy.
II will ne harder to beat board biii II
measure introduced by Senator j. T.
t,dshcit OF JuaO yesterday becomes =
.aw. Under the present law a pcrsou
.w.i9 leaves without paying his board bill
j. ;LnCnAn!e % arrest unless he has pre-
lous!y made arrang eulcnts Tor credit
Ine amendment proposed b. SenBt tor
Eig Aelli makes the boaNJe- o. lodgcT
guilty. whether or not he has made ar
rgngcmcut Jor credit
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Al The request OF the 5ankers o. sAe
state. Senator W. ). Hansen OF Box El-
der yesterday Introduced q bin making
~ lawful tor notsrles public who we're
officers, stocltholders or directors OF
banks 10 take acknowledgements Of par
Ties TO written documents given 10 the
banking institution
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An amendment TO the law governing
Is contained IN n bin which will be In
troduced by Senator Joseph Eckersley of
Wayns county and which permits school
boards TO furnish free transportation 20
pupils living moro than three miles from
the nearest school buildIng
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House. Notes

The judiciary committee yesterday de-
cidcd TO report adversely Mabey's bill
providing for commission 10 study the
criminal laws OF Utah and other states
with view OF simplifying criminal pro-
cedure.
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The committee on invitations FOR the
quadrenn.al inaugural ball TO be given
Oh the evening. OF February Il al the Ho-
tel Utah met last evening st the Com
ncrclal club and selected sub committees
TO prepare lists OF persons 10 be Invited
To the fete