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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-19
jamestown Results.

b. International News Service
First race. five and n half furlones-Flonk. lo9
Gfairbrother). 10 5, j. J. Llll5, 1o1 (Mc-
C,hcy) to o. second: Lambs Tall. JOS (bu1ton).
4 TO l. third Timc. l:10 Bull Dos also ran
Second race six turlongs-J. II. Barr. III
CAdumy,. even. won: Votes. loi tbu1tonl, to J.
socond: John Mara. los tCoroy). 10 10 l. third
Time li04-5. Whisper Belle, Pass On. Troy
Wolghi and Blanche Francis niso ran.
Third ruce six fnrongs-Fred Levy, lo7 McCa-
hcy) : 20 q hrTnn. lo7 (Butwoll. evon. soc-
oud: sylyoatrla. JOS Fordl, TO !. third Time.
/ .i6 SIS Port Arlington, Jim L.. Dr. Buroh, Com
craI aud Venetian also rsn.
Fourth race .1 flrlongs-Stckle. Jos lMcCohcyl.
2 30 I won. SIR John Johnson 100 (BurnEl. 20 /,
second: Aitnmnha l0t (Wolfel. 20 TO J. third
Time. f;l5 % Thcrcsc Gill. Carlton e EAlgjon.
Deduction. Quarterinnstcr. Cherokee Rose II and
PcTthshiTc also
Fifth race. milo and seventy yards--Mlmesls.
90 tMcruggart). 10 . won: Linbrook. 100 tpus-
toni 2 10 2. socond: Beach Sand los 'poert!. I
10 + third Tine. l:40 l-5. scryloenco. Hans
Crock and Earl Of Richmond also ran
Sixth rnoo mile and seventy ?ards-Morry Lah
los CT,u,wolD 3 10 g. won. Outlap. os tMcTnggnrt),
z TO 1. second; Gerard. I0+ (WolD. TO J, third
Time l:49 e-5 Eaydoroscros. Ben fr'or aud Lad
of l.angdon also
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OUT OF THE GLOOM
Lake City Now Lightens With
Happiness.

A bad back makes you gloomy
Can't be happy with continual back
ache.
The aches and pains of bad back
are frequently due to weak kidneys.
Doan IS Kidney Pills are recommend
ed for weak kidneys.
So Salt Lake City citizens testify
Mrs. f. A. Dangerfield, 563 West
North Temple street, Salt Lake City,
Utah, says: "After a severe illness |
mad kidney weakness and severe back
ache so that I could hardly get about.
The nurse vino was attending no tol 4
me CT Doap $ Kidney Pills add saii
that she always recommended them to
her patients / tried the remedy, which
procured at Schramm.J ohnson 8
drug store, and one box removed the
trouble. Six months have passed and
the trouble has not returned
For sale at Schramm- j Johnson Drugs,
five stores. Salt Lake City, Utah, and
by all dealers. Price SOC, Foster
Milburn Co, Buffalo, New York, sole
agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan Sand
take no other.
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Piabetes
Quickly Cures This
ease to Stay Cured.

~ ~ heretofore ere been considered
r BY y,rIass mas been TO prolong
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gntern vigor and build
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mos most OF his worst symp- @
sf, and 10 aggravated cases.
Of ye package for :! 25s we WITH viii,
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25c fas friends of tb,s Of
AMFSSSay Tor a fuil-sized
%hIinnss CHEMICAL CO.
SIa,Ip an IpIabatoal oal'iht' in ssi, N Y
,lhSioTs Johnson. Drugs. ,s The Inc
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BLAMES HIS DEPUTY.
Idaho Sheriff Requests Resignation OF
Subordinate Pending investigation.

Special TO The Tribune.
POCATELJO, Idaho. Nov. 1s.-As a
result of the information filed against
the sheriff and his deputy. George Crane.
the deputy has been asked by the sheriff
to resign. pending the investigation which
Will follow in the district court The
sheriff, in a letter to the public, states
that he had had the utmost confidence In
his deputies, but that he shall at this
time make careful investigation of the
conditions and Ii he finds any irregulari-
ties existing sull, one or more Of the 9TH
er deputies shall be discharged
Deputy Crane admits only a part OF
the charges. He alleges that bootleggers
a class were not desperate criminals
land that they should be allowed moro lib-
erty than others. Therefore he had al
lowed some OF them TO go to the thea ter
and have other privileges not customary.
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EMPLOYEE Of BANK IS
STRANGELY ABSENT
Assistant Cashier C. S. Cor.
lew Is Missing, Although
Accounts Are Straight.
Special TO The Tribune

Special TO The Tribune
BUREEY, Idaho, Nov. 1S.-What has
become OF George s. Corew. asssta mt
cashier OF the First National bank OF
Burley, is an unsolved question that for
nearly week has worried his wife, fam
lily and friends. Corlew left Burley for
Ogden on an evening train last Wednes-
day. telling his wife that he had busi-
ness with the First National bank of Og-
den He said he would return Friday.
When no failed to do so, Mrs. Corlew
wired her husbands father, John Corlew.
n resident OF Ogden, who replied that he
did not even know his son was in town.
Investigation made without delay traced
Corlew to Ogden, whore he arrived
Thursday morning, but at this place he
appears to have dropped completely out
OF sight And so the case remains q mys-
terry. There Is no hint OF fleeing to
escape prosecution, for inspection of the
banks books proves that Corlews ac-
counts arc absolutely straight. Some OF
his friends suggest tina; Ill health prob
ably caused mental arrangement The
missing cashier is about 80 years of age,
six feet tall. unusually slim, with light
hair and complexion.
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NJ EW YORK, Nov 1S.-President
l Charles Ebbctts Of the Brooklyn
National league baseball club announced
today that the Superbas new manager TO
succeed William Dahlcn viii be Wllbert
Robinson, until recently n member of the
New York Giants Robinson signed a
Brooklyn contract this morning and Will
take immediate charge OF the playing end
OF the club.
Robinson was one OF the best catchers
of his day a member OF the famous
Baltimore Orioles during the years when
McGraw. was playing third base for that
organization He followed McGraw TO the
New York club and for several years has
been the iatter's first assistant on the
coaching lines, as well as ii developer OF
recruit pitchers. He was instrumental In
developing RuDe Marquard, JEFF Tesreau
and Al Demarce.
Robinson was recently given his uncon-
ditlonal release by the New York club
and ii was said at that tlmo ho would
in all probability be engaged TO manage
the new Baltimore club of the Federal
league. His appointment 10 succeed Dah-
len came as q surprise.
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DEMETRAL WINS GO
WITH DOCTOR ROLLER

Fly International News Service.
LOS ANGELES. Nov. 1S.--Wrestling in
the ring OF the spacious gymnasium OF
the Los Angeles Athletic club tonight,
Demetral. the Chicago mat star. decisive
lN defeated Doe Roller, the Seattle
physician
The victor used the deadly scissors
with such telling effect that Roller re-
uuired several minutes 10 recover from
the effects of tho punishment.
Roller won the first fall with Nelson
and crotch hold In seventeen minutes and
thirteen seconds.
pemetral won the second in three min
Utes and eleven seconds and the third
fail in thirty-four minutes and eleven
seconds.
The veteran wrestler Dan Mcleod,
acted as referee. Dewitt Vancourt was
the announcer.
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PYORRHEA SPECIALIST

ALL KINDS OF BEAUTY WORK
Done in your own home. Call
Wasatch 1896 cl443
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Describes Attack OH Mexican.
eial TO The Tribune

SUCNIdI TO 7 TIC I lTTUUIIc'
PROVO, Nov. 1S.-Paul Fraziers, Ii
years of age, testified today for the state
in the case OF Jim Kallais, charged with
murder. He said he saw the trouble be-
tween twelve or fourteen Greeks and four
Mexicans at Cotton. They We're quarrel
ing and the foreman told them to quit
and go TO work. They all went to work
except Kallais. who went to the bunk
house and later returned with A knife.
The trouble was resumed and general
miXup followed. In which q cinder or rock
was thrown at one OF the Greeks by one
OF the Mexlcans. Soon after witness saw
Sanchez, who died about three hours
after
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BEET SUGAR MAKERS
HONOR SALT LAKER

CHICAGO. Nov ls.-,Iohn l.. Howard
Of San Francisco was today elected
president OF the Beet Sugar Manufacture
ers associa atlon, who are meeting here
Truman 6. Palmer OF Chicago was named
secretary and treasurer. and directors
were elected as follows;
Edward Manner. san Francisco; T., r.
Cutler. Snlt Lake City. G. s. Morey, DEN
yer: c. {. Hamlin. Colorado Springs; c.
y. smith, Bay CITY. Mich; John McCor-
mick Mcnominee, Mich.
Claiming that the beet-sugar industry
IN this country viii he wiped out after
March. 1916 by the removal OF the Tariff
on beet sugar. the manufacturers con
tlnucd To discuss iD Il pesslmlstc vein
what is to become Of their holdings
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Marriage Licenses Issued.
oeCial ~ Tho TrIhnpo

PROVO, Nov, 1S-Marriage licenses
have been issued to the following cou-
pies: Walter Allen OF Springfield, Mo.
and Lottie Leroy of Spanish Fork; An
drew killian of Lorenzo Idaho. and Clara
Minn OF Provo; Arch Gray of Lehi and
Iheone Pulley OF American Fork; Henry
w. Mitchell of Bingham and Phoebe Me-
cham OF Wallsburg and Walter Twelves
Of Provo and Sarah Butler of Spanish
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Aged Nurse Dead.
Special TO The Tribune

SDeClaI 10 TIC TrlDUne.
KAYSVILLE, Nov. 1s.-Mrs. Emma
Sargent Nichols, well known in Kays-
vile and Davis county as an efficient
nurse, died this afternoon at the age of
70 years Mrs. Nichols. despite her ad-
vanced years. vas engaged in nursing at
the home of Lee Stockman In Farming
ton when she was stricken, and death
from heart failure soon followed.
Mrs. Nichols was born In Grays End
England, December 81, 1s41. She came
to Kaysville In 1885. and had resided here
since. Three children-Mrs. Alice
Hughes Of Farmington. Mrs. Minnie
Nance and Thomas Nichols of Kays-
ylle-Suryiye
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Art Exhibit LIS Free,
Special TO The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
POCATELLO, Idaho. Nov. 1S,-The art
exhibit under the auspices OF the Art
Study club Of Pocatello opened here last
night and will continue all Of the week.
The exhibit is in the library and is under
tho direct charge of President Minnie
Howard. The exhibit consists OF q num-
ber OF the better oil and water colors
OF the famous American artists and is
loaned by the Illinois Art association, The
exhibit Is free. but an effort is being
made 10 place another picture in the pub
lie library.
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! on" Approved.

.gads off Mexico rolicy of
states was commended TO-.
gs.Id Montt, Chilean repre-
|s . Inc Latin u-Americau confer.
.aIk university, as one of the
G'ant steps ever taken by
G 10 promote cordial rcia-
|nsrica. '"'
eney has aroused the greatest
!, among South American
~. sad Mr, Montt. "and Il a
'usy had been pursued in the
Sua nave prevented the mis-
s,ae and misapprehcnsion
Eoplc Of Latin-Amcrica have
ward this country"
q o. the conference, which
4 = 70 bring about a closer
%tTeeu Students in North
,asa america, was praised in let
SuSy by President Woodrow
y secretary Of State BRYAN,
4, aopes to be able to attend
- session Of the conference,
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MRS. SENHoUSE DEAD,
Telegram Received Announcing Provo
Girls Death In Sydney, Australia.

- Telegram Received Announcing Provo
Girls Death In Sydney, Australia.
Special to The Tribune
PROVO; Nov. 1S.-A- F. Ahander re-
ceived a cablegram today from Sydney,
New South Wales, announcing the death
OF his daughter, Mrs. Clara Senhouse,
last night, A telegram yesterday an
nounced the birth OF q daughter TO Mr.
and Mrs. Senhouse, and that the mother
was very Ill. Mrs Senhouse was rs years
of age.
The report of Mrs Senhouse's death
came as a great shock to her parents,
brothers and sisters and many friends In
this city
II is not known whether the body will
be brought here Mr.. Ahlander wired
Mr. Senhouse, expressing q desire that
1t be sent home for burial and that the
baby he brought here later when the trip
could be undertaken with safety. Mr..
and Mrs. Senhouse were married last
January.
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MORE GOOD ROADS.
Box Elder County Commissioners Tako
Action for Extensive Improvements,
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
BRIGHAM CITY. Nov, ls.-At the
meeting OF the Box Elder county COM
missioners held IN this city yesterday, the
board listened to the report OF Commits
sioner Roche for certain improvements in
the Grouse Creek road district MIR.
Roche recommended that a carload OF ce-
ment be sent to this district Immediately
for use in building abutments under all
the bridges in the district He also sug-
gested that a light grade be built across
the Badger flats early in the spring
as possible The recommendations were
accepted. and the Improvements will be
made Immediate
Other road matters acted upon were the
purchase OF gravel pit at Harper: the
selection OF r.. j. Hoffman as deputy
road commissioner for the Park Valley
district: hearing tho report Of Road Com
missioner David Burt on the progress OF
road work IN Mantu1 the matter OF
gravelinG the road IN the Rawlns district,
according TO the apDllca ton OF John G
Watt and Almon Wight, was deferred for
the present.
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HAVE NARROW ESCAPE.
Motorcycle, Carrying Couple, Goes Over
Embankment; Girl Is Hurt,

Special to The Tribune
RICHFIELD, Nov IS.-Miss Dot
Wright of Rlchheld received two painful
but not serious wounds on her forehead d
yesterday when the motorcycle which she
wes riding In company with Mr. White
OF the Telluride Power company went
over an embankment in Clear Creek can
yon. The machine sk!dded got beyond
control. and with the riders rolled down
the steep declivity, falling upon Miss
Wright. Mr.. White. who was not in
1ured, quickly summoned assistance by
telephone and the young woman was
taken to her home.
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BUYS sLooDEO STOCK.
John 7. CBlne Returns From Trip
Through Middle Western States
Special TO The Tribune

Special TO The Tribune.
LOGAN. Nov 18-Professor John t.
Caine. III, OF the Utah Agricultural col
leSe. has returned from trip through
the middle west for the purpose OF pur-
chasing blooded livestock for the college
herd and for q number of prominent
stock breeders in Cache valley.
Professor Gaines trip was entirely sue
cessful. He secured five head OF pure
pred Hoisteln cattle; six graded Iiolstein
helfers. two pure bred Hereford cows.
three pure bred hogs and a number OF
other valuab BILE animals.
The numerous irnportations OF pure bred
stock are rapidly enha ncIng the value Of
the herds In Cache valley. The Agricul-
tural college is promoting the move to
improve the stock and to secure greater
Interest In dairying. In further!ng this
policy IL Is enlargng It's own stock or
animals and furnishing the services OF
its expert to buy animals for the farmers
OF the valley.
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GREEK MURDERED
WEAR GRACE, IDAHO
Unknown Man Found In Out
of-way Place With Bullet
Hole in Forehead.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune
POCATELLO. Idaho. Nov 1s.-The
dead body Of a Greek. with a bullet hole
In his forehead. was found near camp
No . OF the Phoenix Construction COM
pany, near Grace, Idaho this morning
He was former employee OF the con-
structlon company but was not missed
from work until this morning. when the
body was found. slowed away In an out
of-the-way place. Deputy Sheriff Robert
Lewis and Coroner Steeiely left at once
for the scene of the tragedy. and further
developments are expected
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Granted License to Wed.
Special to Tho Tribune.

SpecIa1 % ] nc IfIDuhs-
BRIGHAM CITY. Nov 1S-During the
week County Clerk Alvin Ipsen issued
marriage licenses as follows:
Valdcmar Larsen, Sandy; Miss Almina
Wight, Bear River City.
Warren c. Hansen, Brigham City;
Sarah j. Tingey. Brigham City.
Clarence NJ Cheney. Sunnydel, Idaho
Miss Alice Leal Blackburn. Brigham
City
Wallace VI. Wood Pennington; Miss
Pearl Saunders. Collinston.
Harry e. Larsen, Tremonton; Miss Syl-
via Miller Salt Lake City.
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Dies Alone in Desert.

Special to The Tribune,
VERNAL. Nov. 1S.-Otto Hoeft. aged
%, an electrical engineer, died alone in
the bad lands northeast OF Nornal some
tlrne between Friday and Monday. His
body WAS found yesterday by his father,
William Hoeft. n wcl-known contractor.
who lei searching party.
The Young Tlan was subject TO heart
trouble and il is believed that he was
overcome while walking from his camp
TO a nearby spring.
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Gibbs to Train Early

CHICAGO Nov. Is.-Tho Chicago National loaguo
club WIN begin spring trimming several wecgs
onriicr thau usual. Manager Evors announced
day Tho recruits and pitchers will gather at
Tampa Fla. February o. and win 10 Joined two
weeks later by tho remainder OF the rquad.
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Shortage Is Relieved.

Special TO The Tribune,
POCATELLO. Idaho. Nov. 1s.--Presi-
dent John 4. BlomQust of the state pub
lie utilities commission arrived in the
city last evening from Salt Lake, where
he had been TO meet traffic managers OF
the ra ailroads In an effort to relieve the
car shortage In south Idaho. He states
that the results were highly pleasing, for
great number OF refrigerator cars we're
tenpora rily diverted from California al
ton
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DESERET GYM SWIMS
WILL BEGIN TONIGHT

The Deseret gymnasium Will hold its
first semi-annual handicap OF the win
ter season tonight beginning a Q o'clock.
The distance will be sixty Yards. Charles
WeIch, the seminary instructor, intends
TO hold the contests every month grad
ually increasing HE distance TO 100 yards
The public Is Invited to see the race
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Child Is Adopted.

Special TO The Tribune.
PROVO. Nov. 1S.-Blanche Meredith. a
-year-old daughter of Edward Mere
dith, was legally adopted by Mr.. and Mrs.
David Baxter of Pleasant Grove in the
Fourth district court today. the father
consentinC. The chiId's mother is dead.
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Clarke Asks for Contract.

PIrTSBURG. Nov 1s.-PrcsIdent Barney Drcy
fus OF the Plttshurg National league baseball club
received letter today from Fred Clarke manager
OF tho team, requesting that contract bo forward
oil Immediately TO CluThc's kanD9J ranch tor Bis
nature. The document has been mailed
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To Talk on Stars.

Special 10 The Tribune.
PROVO, Nov. 1S.-Dr. Il. R. Baumgardt
Of New York will lecture In the taoer-
nacle Thursday evening under the au-
spicies OF the Brigham Young university
lecture bureau His subject Is IAN Even
ing With the Stars"
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Probe MAY Be Needed.

POCATELLO, Nov. 1S.--As a result OF
the charges nads against the sherlff's
office by Prosecuting Attorney Smith,
ma tion Of Deputy James Lewis. This
makes the second deputy suspended, as
Deputy Crane was released from duty
Yesterday. Judge Bulge has ordered a
strict cleaning up OF the jail and Insists
that all slack practices be discontinued
at once. The Investigation may Involve
higher county officials
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Peter Haagman Dead.

Special TO The Tribune
PROVO, Nov, 1S.--Peter Haagman, 20
years old native OF Sweden. died here
yesterday, He has relatives at Esnore,
where the body was shipped TODAY for
burial by o. RI. Berg e. Son.
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Are OH
in the old rut9

Do you use STALE coffee when
you can get fine FRESH
ROASTED coffee like Hewlett IS
Luneta Steel Cut Brand?
Test Luneta Coffee with some of
the STALE coffees on the mar
ket, then you can see why there
are so many Luneta Coffee
drinkers.
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DR.. Gowans to Lecture,

Special to The Tribune.
PROVO, Nov. l8.-Dr T. c.. Gowans
VIII deliver a free lecture in the taber-
nacle Friday evening Oh Some of the OBJ
liga tions of citizenship" Musical num-
bers VIII be given by the tabernacle choir
and some of Professor a. c. Lund S music
students.
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Special TO The Tribune.

OGDEN. Nov. lS,-John Corlew, father
of George S, Corlew, the missing en-
ployec Of the First National nix OF
Burlcy. Idaho, said here tonight that he
had not seen his son for weeks but con-
ftrmed the statement that George had
been In Ogden Thursday, according TO his
own investigation. He expressed the
opinion that domestic trouble had caused
his son to leave his position and the be-
lief that he was trying 10 start life again
unknown TO either friends are relatives.
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AGAINST
ADOPTED
RIas Tribune

. ,as Tribune.
M; H., Nov. 1s.-pesoIut,o,,s
<inoaSl,s, OF The Mormon church
co6roII passed by the Rock
||Elsh NJ tonight and Chief OF
.%aebi,W % was Instructed To forbid
mes,,,m ,mormon doctrines TO
|7sd In ss rnss III the streets. II
Emmas,s ssoiqtions introduced by
h yinia, i, e, Wilson that the
s.oIation OF nornl,tv 0
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Observe Apple Day.
SDecial To The Tribune

Special to The Tribune
PROVO, Nov. 1S.--Apple day was OBJ
served by a generous display OF fine
fruit In the windows OF many business
houses. and a discussion OF apples and
apple products In homes. hotels and res
taurants.
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NOTICE OF STOCkHOLDERS' MEET
ING,

Notice is hereby gwen that d special
stockholders meeting of the Utah state
Building & Loan Association. 379 Main
street VIII he held at the principal Of
flee OF this corporation on December g.
1918, at twelve o'clock noon, the purpose
OF the meeting being To increase the au-
thor,Zed capital stock OF the corpora ton
from five thousand shares or five hun
dred thousand dollars capital stock 10
ten thousand shares or one million dol
lars authorized cnpital stock.
UTAH STATE BilDG. & LOAN ASSN.
J. r. GRAY. Scc'y.
h1o3S
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Football Yesterday

At Coliosc Station. Tcz.-iInskell Indinns. IS.
Texas 4 and NJ, o.
At Austin. Tox.-Unyorsty of Texas, i6; Kan
Sas A. and NJ, o.
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Frank Knox, President.
J. a. Murray, Vice Pres.
J. C, Lynch. Vice Pres.
w. =. EarIs. Cashier.
:. A. Cuibertson, Asst. Cashier.
The National Bank of the
Republic.

United States Depository.
Surplus and Undivided Profits. 325.oo0
Deposits ,s...,-. ..r....-.,....- 5000.
bank whose resources. equipment
and wide connections cuable II to eX-
tend the best possible service to every
corporation, broker. mercha nj and indi-
vidual. Four per cent interest paid on
time deposits.
We are member of the Salt Lake
City Clearing House.