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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-28

gether and he did not yet know whether
TO be glad or sorry. However,, he eX-
pressed the hope that there would be no
serious clashes between the two and that
the closer relations would be nutua liy
advanta gcous.
Mr., BamberSer was followed by w. c.
Orcm, president of the Salt Lake & Utah
railway, Mr.. Orem said that in his
dream OF the future he saw y complete
electric system extending from Preston,
Idaho, on the north to Payson, Utah on
the south and extending 10 all tho thriv-
Ing tributary communities. Governor
Spry interrupted the speaker with the
suggestion that Kanab instead Of Pay
son Do made the southern limit of the
electric system.
stephen II. Love Iauded Ito ogden
institutions. especially the State School
for the Deaf and Blind. He lhcn made
his suggestion that a statue of John
and tho proposal was greeted with a
burst Of applause.
President w. Il. Jensen of the Salt
Lake Commercial club spoke briefly of
Ogden. He said that he felt keenly the
honor or being chosen for the principal
officer of the Salt Lake club. an honor
that was outranleed only by that of gov
ernor OF the state and president OF the
Weber club.
sam r. NceI read an original poem
and the new poet was the recipient OF
the plaudIts of the multitude Colonel
Charles A ouIgIey and Fred C. Rich
,nond added few words of felicItation.
Jproarious applause greeted M. s. Brown =
Ing OF Ogden, who was scheduled 10
speak on "Polygamy and Politics" His
rema rks were cheered so loudly that the
speaker was forced TO dcsist and listen
to a solo by Il. G.. Schramm. which waS
the closing number Of the programme.
Among the salt I4aScrs who were the
guests OF the Weber club We're Governor
William Spry. Charles Tying, president
Of the Rotary club: w. +, Jensen. presl-
dent OF the Salt Lake Commercial club;
VIII c. Farrell secretary OF the Salt
Lake Commercial club: former Senator
Simon Bambergcr A. IT. Dcnille George
c, Lambert, Jr., John II. Johnson. New
ton II. Bertram, A. Y. TAYLOR. w. G.
Grimsdell. Jr.; l.. NJ. Bailey Lawrence
6. Mariger, Adolph Simon, W. p. Nc
Lean. W. II stenaeher A. W. Cowan
Charles w. Fiaed. O, c.. Hencnway. w
T. Benson. w + Culmer. G. Y. Parrish
Il. V. Hunt. w. 7. Shealey. e, A. Smith
Colonel Charles A. Quielcy, Oscar Gro
shell j. a DeBouzek c. A. Faus F..
s, Murphy. Max Well. Fred Franklin
| Sam r. Ncc1, Harry Goodwin J. +. Boes
w. T, Cannon, James W. Collins. Colonel
| Lawrence Green. r. T. Eedman. DR.. G.
| Y. Schramm. w. F Corey g. O. Neck
lenburg. A T Cronin. c, II. Fischer w
| G. Orcm. John c. Jones. II. j. Haywa rd
Leon Sweet, s, U. Love, T. X. Reynolds
| II. p. Smith. George O. Relf. l., H. Hard
| ing, F q. Schramm and Abe Meclln.
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ITALIAN ARRESTED.
Police Suspicion Former Employee OF
MacaronI Co. az ReVenoefui Arsonist.


Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Jan. 27.-Op suspicion that
the man may have fired the plant 10 OBJ
tain revenge for his discharge several
weeks ago. the police have arrested Cor
nelio Bronco. an Italian, In connection
With the fire at the factory Of the West
morning. Suspicion attached To BRONCO
when the firemen found a nat ir the
basement; which was identified as one
purchased by the Italian al the Fred NJ.
Nye store on last Saturday afternoon.
When the man was discharged about
three weeks ago he is said IN have told
other employees OF the place that me
would get even the police have also
received infornIa tion that tho Italian was
seen lettering I'm the vincinlty OF the
plant late Saturday afternoon. The fire.
Sunday morning, resulted In damage esti-
mated at $4,000.
According 10 the Information furnished
b. Fire Chief A. n. Garfield. gasoline
had been poured about I'm the basement
before the fire was started. The police
are searching for n supposed accom-
plice OF Bronze. who has bern held on
an open charge pending the further In
vestiga tion by tho officers.
President r. f. Miller OF Salt Lake. ar
official Of tho Western Macaroni com
pauy. and the local manager. A. Fsrro
have made A thorough investiga ton oi
that the plant will be repaired and re-
modelled as soon the insurance adj
Justers have completed their work The
Ogden field. they assert, Is one OF ths
best IN the whole territory OF the COM
pany
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Diabetes
Simple Herb Quickly Cures This
Dread Disease to Stay Cured.

Diabetes has heretofore been consid-
cred incurable. and the only hope held
out to the afflicted has been TO prolong
their years by strict dieting.
/ A plant recently discovered In Mexico.
called Diabetol Herb. has been found to
be a specific In the treatment OF diabetes.
quickly reducing the specific gravity and
sugar. restoring vigor and building UP
the system.
This harmless vegetable remedy will
relieve the patient OF his worst symp-
toms, In the most aggravated cases,
within n week, and 10 prove II We will
mail the first soc pa ckage for Csc. with
free booklet of special value TO the dla-
bette, containing latest diet list and ex-
elusive table OF food values. giving per-
centage OF starch and sugar (carbo-
hydrates) In $50 different foods.
Tell your afflicted friends OF this offer
and send o5c today for a full sized Soc
package; AMES CHEMICAL CO.. Dept,
22s-K, Whitney Point. y. 7.
You can get Diabetol In Salt Lake
City at Schra NM Johnson. Drugs, The
Never -Substitutors," Five (5) Good
stores, at the regular price.
(AovsrtIssms1tl
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VANDERBILT'S YACHT
AGROUND, BUT SAFE

PANAMA. Jan, 2T.-Frederick W, VAN
derbilts yacht Warrior, which has been
on winter cruise In southern waters, Is
last aground OFF the northwest coast OF
Colombia. between Savanina and Santa
Marta
Mr.. and Mrs. Vanderbilt and their
guests. the duke and duchess OF Man
chester and Lord Falconer. were taken
on the yacht today by the United Fruit
steamer Frutera and transferred TO the
steamer Almirantc. bound for New York
y tug has been sent from Kingston to
aid the Warrior. which Is considered In
a fairly safe position. The crew is still
aboard the yacht
The Warrior sailed from New York on
Dccpu1ber -
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MIS-. Schilling Wants Divorce

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. Jan. 27-AIleging that she
was abandoned by her husband when she
came to Ogden In 1912 To visit relatives
Beatrice Schilling has filed "A compla int
in the district court. bringing suit foI
divorce from Carl G. Schilling. The par
ties were married In this city on Septem-
Der II, 1909.
Later they moved to Waterloo, Ia, and
In November. 1912 Mrs SChilllng came
to Ogden for visit On December /.
Of the same year she received a letter
from her husband, stating that she could
remain here. as he had sold all OF the
household furniture and did not care to
live with her any longer. The letter also
advised her not To return to Waterloo,
according to the complaint.
Mrs. Schilling petitions the court for a
decree OF divorce and general relief.
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Heavy Snow In Weber.
SpnfioI IN Tho Tribune

OGDEN, Jan. '27.-Thc heavy fall Of
snow during TIC carly morning and aft
ernoon brought a precipitation record for
twcnty-four hours when the local weather
gauge showed elght-tenths OF an Inch up
TO 4 o'clock this afternoon, The snow fell
heavily after this hour, but a drop In
t;ne temperature during the evening
brought freezing and clear atmosphere.
Reports received from outlying towns and
villages Indicate that the snowfall was
general throughout the county today.
Owing to the fact that the temperature
remained high throughout the storm, the
snow was damp and clung TO the wires.
causing conside BILE damage throughout
the city. Electric cars on both the city
and interurban lines were delayed by tho
heavy snow.
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Why, That's My Middle Name
But ] Always Take a Stuart's
@pepsla Tablet After Meals
IA TO Play Safe

only way to correct faulty stom-
'ubles and digestive mistakes is
THAT nature wants, All that
needs is a little assistance to
work. This is why doctors tell
diet, By not eating nature is
led to aid herself. You do not
<erwork her when she is already
Ft's Dyspepsia Tablets go into
<omach just liko food. They
'Kest this food. Then they en-
ne blood, and thus when the
'eal is eaten the system is bet.
pared to do it's work without
rse or at least less harmfulIy.
eiio~ing this natural habit You
z short time correct stomach
DO away with indigestion and
All danger Of fatal digestion
Es Dyspepsia Tablets are the
piete made. They are composed
very best natural ingredients,
an OF one element will digest
elns OF meats, fish, vegetables,
soup, etc.
W take a Stuart s Dyspepsia
fter meals or just before bed
~ doing this you will be act
eiy and playing safe.
"a your druggist anywhere and
qo1 now. Price 80 cents.
I'd fAdvertIseneu,
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Weber County Finances,


OGDEN. Jan. 21.-'rhe assets of Weber
county at thc close of the year 1918 were
$10SSi7.1S, according to the annual report
which has been completed by County
Auditor Thomas E. Mckay The total
assets are given as S2o0.057Sa with la
biliticS amounting to s91,21O.13 The re-
port shows that the cash on hand Jan
uary /, 1913. was $36. AZ 96, while the
amount on hand at the close OF the
twelve months period was 9505. 30.
after Ss20 SS5 "a had been spent during
the year, The receipts and ca sh on hand
for tho year amounted to $40 So
There We're no bonds issued during the
yoar and bonds In the sum of si2, 900
were taken ur. but the floating indebted
ness was reduced only s7362.95 The re-
port Will he passed upon by the commits
Sioners at their next regular meeting on
Monday
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DEN To SEEK
EXT MEETING
DF |RR|CATORS
|ement Started to Secure
Of National
ieation Congress En-
|husiasticaly Endorsed
Icontinued from Page one.)

have said Ogden. and his hasty
. 20 correct the error were rccelNeo
rheers.
Gets Ovation.
>rnor william Spry was given a
nvHtion as he entered the banquet
. fIttle late. Renewed and pro-
4 cheering attended the popularity
. eovornor. The ovation was re-
when he arose TO respond to the
-sJtah," The governor spoke OF
Ogden had made TO tne
hess and prosperity OF tho state
be upbhlding OF the wost.
xovernor spoke appreclativc'y OF
cent additions to Utah's population
whence the new Lta hns
cr1e from the snow, the foods. the
nd occasional sunshine TO settle on
/. Fertile acres and become valued
n OF the commonwealth.
r{bute 10 the saeaclty and Derse-
. of Brigham Young and his pio-
Who had sought out the beautiful
destined 10 be the garden spot OF
.Iverse HRs paid by Fred j. kicsel.
ooke on the subject, Pioneers and
;ss.''
<he Mormon pioneers ne gave the
for the settlement of the west from
md canyon on the south to the
HIver valley on the north and from
1unction on the east TO San Bcr-
% on the west. He contrssted the
Ike he saw when he arrived In
|n 1853 with the Salt Lake OF to-
nc traced the history OF Ogden
early days and recalled the sturdy
.e who builded the city before the
a came. and made 1t the most i'm
d railroad center from Omaha to
osst, Later Mr.. kiesel spoke Of
riEa,ion congress and the banquet
indorsed l,is proposal 10
.fhe next congress and zach sue
d congress TO Ogden.
ID Speaks.
, United Stakes OF Zion was the
n handled in humorous vein by
H. Farrell. secretary OF the Salt
(bmmerc!al club. MIR. Farrell told
\ excrucia tingly funny stories and
With the expression that this ban
<aa one that would go a long way
n uniting the state into a happy
hIsed stake OF Zion.
p Bigelow of Ogden predicted that
would become great nanufac-
renter, He called attention brief
the progress Ogden had already
In this direction and said that the
|oration OF Ogden as distributing
tpclled for Ogden great future
FnRnufa cturing center.
~ Mayor =. G. Fell. who was out
city. communication Was read
|Zulating both the Weber club ana
ozary club on the success that he
|4s assured for :hc banquet. He
|sed regret al his inability TO be
NJ and assured the diners that his
Flahes were wi'h the gathering.
berger on Programme.
1er Senator Simon Bambcrger
ON electrically Yours He said
'6 had assisted In measure In
2g Salt Lake and Ogden closer to-
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SECOND RECEPTION
HONORING JUDICIARY

WASHINGTON. Jan. 27.--The presi.
dent and Mrs. Wilson gave the second
OF the state receptions at the White
house tonight in honor of the judiciary
OF the United States government. JUS
tees of the United States supreme
court, tho judiciary committees Of con,
gress and the Judges of the various
government tribunals were among the
guests.
Nearly 1000 people were invited. The
president and Mrs. Wilson were as.
sisted by members Of the cabinet and
their wives. The marine band played
and the trio OF parlors on the lower
floor of the White house. as well as the
east room, were brilliantly illuminated
and decorated.
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Witness Is an Epileptic.
special TO The Tribune,

Special 10 The Tribune,
OGDEN. Jan. g7.--Iames Brooks. wit
ness in the states case against Sam
Green, charged with murderous assault
upon August Grigurcch. Is patient In
the hospital ward OF the city Jail as a
result of an attack OF epilepsy which he
suffered this morning. He was removed
from the union passenger station to the
police headquarters In the auto patrol,
After he had been attended by City
Physician Walter T. Whalen, Brooks
said he was subject TO the attacks and
would recover In few days
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NINE. MEN INJURED
IN MINE ACCIDENT

TERRE HAUTE. Ind. Jan. sI.-Nine
men were injured. some OF them seriously.
when the engineer at Sanford mine No
I, four miles west OF West Terre
Haute. lost control Of the mine cage at
o'clock this morning and II ran 200 feet
TO the bottom OF the shaft at high speed.
All were badly bruised about the body
and arms, and one man. Charles Sher-
wood. II is believed suffered a broken
back Tho victims. nearly all OF whom
live in the city, were brought here and
taken to their homes or to the hospital
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BONDS ARE LEGAL.
Money Now Available for CONSTRUCTION OF
Dam and Reservoir.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, Jan. 27.-As the result OF a
decision handed down by Judge Cha
p. Wood OF Chicago. the voting Of SIS
900 worth of bonds for the oity's portion
of the South Fork dam and reservoir
has been declared legal. the only addi-
tionai action necessary being an ordi-
nance regularly drawn and adopted by
the commissioners. City Attorney VAL
entine Gideon made the decision OF the
Chicago judge known to the commits
sioners today and the board approved a
claim of S25 for the services OF Jurist.
In the past there has been some dif-
ficulty in obtaining bids on Ogden mu-
nicpal bonds owing TO Irregularities In
the voting of the same, the last question
being raised by f., H. Rollins & Co. The
commissioners are gratified TO know tina I
everything with regard to the present Is
sue has been regular and the bids Will be
placed on the market soon after the re-
Gured ordinance is passed. Prompt ac-
ton is necessary because OF the inten-
ton to resume construction work on the
dam and reservoir early In the spring.
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TIME TO REPENT.
Men Convicted Of Attempted Holdup Get
Sixty Days,

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. Jan. 27-SiXty days each In
the city jail was the sentence pro-
nounced by Judge w, II. Reeder this
morning I'm the case OF w. M French
and W. B Orman. While the two men
were tried on charges of assault and
battery and disturbing the peace, the
heavy sentence was the result OF evil
dence tending to show that the pair had
attempted TO hold UP and rob George
Bannos near the Bamberger station, Lin
coin avenue and Twenty fifth street. n
few nights ago.
Bannos, who was the chief witness for
the city, testified that he had walked
a short distance with the two men when
they demn nded money, French striking
him In the mouth when he refused TO
comply with the order. Bannos made his
escape and his assailants were arrested
on description.
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VIII Pay for Window.
| 10 The Tribune

Special To TIC Trlbune,
OGDEN. Jan. Ell. II. Nolan and Dan
Grubb, who broke SIS plate glass win
dow al the Glen Brothers Music company
store while lighting last evening. pleaded
guilty In Judge w. III. Reeder's court
this morning TO charges OF disturbing the
peace, They proposed to pay for the
broken window and Judge Reeder will
give them an opportunity 10 do so taking
their cases under advisement In the
meantime.
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The Surest Way
To Remove Hairs
(Boudoir Secrets)

(Boudoir Secrets)
The annoying growths of hair or fuzz
can now be banishcd in quick, pain
less manner and at trifling expense
by the following simple treatment:
Mix into stiff paste enough powdered
.delatone and water to cover the ugly
hairs, apply, and after or minutes
remove, wash the skin and the hairs
are gone, This will not mar the most
sensitive skin. but you must he care
ful and see that il is genuine delatonp
you buy. advertisement. J
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Incorporate Quality Shop
Special to Tho Tribune.

Special 10 Tho Tribune.
OGDEN, Jan. 27.-Articles OF incorpora-
ton for the r. ~ o, Quality Shop were
filed in the office OF County Clerk s. c..
Dye today. The incorporate and of
fiCers OF tie company are Benjamin Opp
man, president; Bertha RosenbIuth. vice
president: Henry Rosenbluth secretary
and treasurer: Rose Oppman and Alden
Nichols. directors. The company Ii capi-
tallzed for $4,000. the largest portion OF
the stock being held by President Opp"
man.
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PostmaStors Confirmed.

Special TO The Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 27-Thc senate
today confirmed the nominations of the
following postma sters:
In Utah-Nephi o. Palmer Farming
ton: Green River, j. M. French,
In Idaho-James W. Pearson. HALEY
Thomas j. Cox. Jerome: Lorenzo Y Rig
by, RcNburG.
In Wyoming-Walter l.. Iarsh. Chey.
enne: John H. Cameron. Evanston
Charles p. Wassung, Rock Springs.
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Eagles Have Great Show.

Special 10 The IrIDunc.
. OGDEN. Jan 2I-Although the produc-
ton might have had a much larger at
tendance. enthusiasm was not lacking
In members OF Ogden aerie No. lis.
+. o. u. tonight when that organization
presented It's annual minstrel show at the
Orpheum theater, The programme in
clUded the usual first part, olIo specials
ties, an exhibition by the degree team
and closing comedy sketch. In which
all members of the company participated.
More than thirty members OF the Salt
Lake acrie were present. The show will
be presented again Wednesday night.
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FRED J. KIESEL of Og-
den (above) and Stephen III.
Love Of Salt Lake. who made
important proposals at the
dinner given in Ogden by the
Weber club to the Salt Lake
Rotary club.
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Banks File Applications.

Special 10 The Tribune.
WASHINGTON. Jan, 2T.-Ctah banks
filing applications today to Join the fed
eral reserve system were the Desoret Ma
uonal bank. Salt Lake City; First Ma =
tionaI bank, Nepai.
Idaho banks-First National bank.
Montpelier: First National bank. Nampa
First National bank. Twin Falls: First
National bank Occur d'Alene.
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Packing Company Election,
,ecIaI to The Tribune.

Special TO Tho Tribune.
OGDEN. Ian, 27.-The anDsl election
OF officers Of the Ogen Packing & Provi-
sion company, held today, resulted as
follows: Lars Hansen, president: Charles
Zlemer, vice president; S. s. Jensen. Sec
rctary and manager: James Pingree.
trea surer; w. j. Lindsay. together with
all OF the others director.
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Officer Conveys Prisoner.

Special 70 The TrIbOne.
OGDEN. Jan. 27.-Deputy Sheriff J. j.
Keeding Of Marin county. Cal, spent
few hours In Ogden today while pass
ing through en- route home with pris-
oner He Is taking John Andrews.
charged with forgery. back TO California
for trial. The prisoner was arrested In
Philadelphia. Pa.
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Woolgrowers Refuse to Sell.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, Jan. 27.-Fourteen cents per
pound Is the initial price offered BY east
ern wool buyers who have opened their
spring negotiations with local buyers.
This price IS said to have been refused
by two Ogden growers when offered by
representatives OF Boston firms now In
this city The prices varied last year
from IL TO is cents.
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Insists Upon Plans.

Special TO The Tribune
OGDEN. Jan. 27.-On the condition
that an architect furnish the board with
plans and specifications OF the proposed
Improvement the city commissioners
granted p, Il. Smith permission to ex-
cavate a basement under building at
Washington avenue and Twenty-siXth
street The permission was granted on
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Clearing Park City Line

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, Jan. 27.-Because OF the ex-
captionally deep snow In the vicinity OF
Park City, Tralnmnstcr G.. q. Brophy OF
the Union Pacific has depa rted 10 super
wise the clearing OF the branch line by
means OF powerful snow plows.
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tho recoumendntiou OF City Commission
er Chris Flygarc. the new superintendent
OF streets. who made II plain that future
improvements OF this character must con-
form with the city ordinances.
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=:A |
TOr Wtll--When You Will-Stu-
IT'S Dyspepsia Tablets Will
Digest the Meal Easily
and SuralY.
and Surely.

in itself is harmless. The rea-
|omach troubles arise is due TO
digestion brought about by over
8 the body or brain, sickness,
ing, late hours, etc.
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NATIONAL CITY BANK
SWINGS INTO LINE
Directors Vote Unanimously
to Join the Federal Re-
serve System.

NEW YORK, Jan. 27.-Directors OF the
National City bank, the largest fins ncial
institution In the United States. voted to-
day to Join tho federal reserve system.
The vote, Il was announced WIS unani-
nous
IN the financial district II bad been
known for some time that the Ma ,ionAl
City bank would come into the system.
although during tho enrlv stages OF the
currency legislation now enacted IL op-
posed certain features Of the bill and
there were Tumors that It would surrender
its federal charter
Among the banks directors are J. T.
Morgan. Henry e. Frick, James StllinaH
William Rockefeller. j. ogden Armour,
Jacob ~ SchIff ana Frank Nanderlip.
Mr. Vanderlip is president. The insutn~
tlon's paid-up capital amounts TO $25.-
600, OO0 Its surplus and profits arc $40,
zoo 900, and It's deposits more than S2l0,-
600. 600.
The directors OF the Second National
ba nix which is closely affiliated with the
CITY bank also voted to join toe federal
reserve system.
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Marriage Licenses.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, Jan. o7,-Marriage sicenses
were granted today to Charles Floyd
Fuller and Mona Ma bel Sommers. both
OF Seattle Wash; Milton kasper Bach
man and Miss Mariana Stratford, both
OF Ogden.