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Show : : (I ft At i II. IS t 1 1 re II 1 Hi .1 lii if hit it! Si "(V t! i i!. fu in H ft it ;iff i ''J flATURDAY, OCTOlJi!!: 15, 1924 AMERICAN FORK CITIZEN SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18, m American Fcrk Citizen Office Alplt;( Pub. Co. Bide A PBOGKLSSIYE, IXDKFEXIIEJIT ri'ULIClTIOX. Office Phone No. 81 Ki.Kvtii In the poit office at America Ameri-ca Fork. Utah, m 'second-class natter, i tfubscription rates, $2.60 per year In advance. ' Advertisement rates: Display, SO eeata ft column Inch. Legal notices tad readere, legal rate f 10 cents per eight-point line per Insertion. Want ads, Rate J cents per word each insertion. ' Payment must accompany accom-pany advertisement. i, r. Qiimuv, Jr. LIHTOK fames of New Health Officers , 0. Howard i Succeeded by George K. Keyser Aiier . tight , ears of Valuable feeroce. IL 0. Howard, first president of the Utah Public Health Association add ad of the organisation (or eight years, resigned at the annual weet-ia$ weet-ia$ of tne board of directors held at (be capltol Thursday, October 9th. tleorge L. Keyser, president ot the A. Keyser Company and manager of taa t tab Paper box' Company; was elected to succeed Mr. Howard.' Mr. Keyser is a former member of the alt commission. " Iff. Howard. James IL Wallis, ex ecutive secretary of the aeaoclatloa. ral public health of this state, shall ga on with undiminished energy.3Be it further , - - , "Resolved. That the excellent;, ad? dress of our .retiring; president, delivered de-livered st the recent annual convention conven-tion of the Utah Public Health Association, As-sociation, entitled "Our Accompllsh-ments", Accompllsh-ments", be printed for the use of the directors, snd for the Information of those buying Christmas Seals, that they may know how well their contributions con-tributions hare been Invested. "Resolved, That these resolutions be spread at length on the records of the association and a copy be forwarded for-warded to Mr, Howard." The Right Rev, Joseph S. Glass of the Catholic church and President Ileber J. Grant of the L. D. 8. church were elected honorary vice-president of the association. Governor Charles R. Mabey and Dr. John A. Wldtsoe were named regular vice-presidents Mrs. W. C Howe was reelected socre lary, ET A. Bering treasurer and Dr, H. G. Merrill of Provo, assistant secretary-treasurer. Cr. CX. N. "Jensen, chairman of the committee appointed to select state chairman for the Christmas Seal Sale reported that the committee bad un animously agreed on Dr. John A. Wldtsoe, and that the latter had promised pro-mised to give hia services. The directors di-rectors voted to have Dr. Widtsoe act as state chairman. George Albert Smith was elected a director to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Dr. C. A. Broad- dus. who has moved out, of the state. The meeting was well attended. Dr. Heber J. Bears of the University of Utah was chairman. - - --J .- ' . J - O " ' "' Oil Discovered In Spanish Fork Canyon lfi ifi Oil -was -encountered last Friday afternoon In a well on the property. of the Spanish Fork Canyon Oil Com thai the Increasing demands onipany In Dairy Fork. The strike, the gin banker's lime- were such that hejslxe ot which haa not yet been de latt it an Injustice to the organixa- tennlned. has caused considerable tinB aa wall aa to himaalL tn con-1 enthusiasm over the property In tfsne as president, but that b was Kavsrtheless reluctant to give up his On motion of Dr. K. .0. Go wans, tks) following resolution waa adopted: "Reeolved, That we reluctantly accapt the resignation ot B. O. Howard Ho-ward aa president, of tha Utah Public Health AssociaUonaltbougb reaiu-iaf reaiu-iaf the heavy demands s on his Urn to business and financial circles nave( coiopelled bun to come to tola con- Wa appreciate tha eight yaars ot service he haa xlven to Uiit'drawa out axgaaiaaUon aa iu first and only president, and that to his wise coun-aal coun-aal and experienced guidance la due is large measure tha splealid resulu sich have been accomyllshed in controlling tuberculosis in this state, y the educational, clinical and dein-csetralive dein-csetralive programe ot tha Utah Pub-He Pub-He Health Association. Therefore be II ' "Reeolved, That this body of dtr cetera ce-tera la annual meeting assembled extras ex-tras taair lacexa apprectatlon ot tba services ot Mr. Howard, and aa-care aa-care him that the good work he baa commenced tor protecting' the gene- T ear ottrwt Ika Spanish Fork and Provo. Z. D. Terry, J. WU1 Lewis and Les lie Lewis ot Spanish Fork, were drill ing at the time the oil waa brought In. The company had closed down the workings about two months ago, but the three men, confident that they were near the oil had been drilling four dars on their own hook. Gas sufficient to cause considerable in' convenience to tha drillers waa en countered a little below tha 800 foot level, and a bailer full of oil waa Tutt's Pills Mini a it 1. ft. ... rfnlVM about forty feet of casing before drilling further into- the oil beating shale, in order to cut off the water. A large amount ot the stock ot this company is held In Spanish Fork tthe largest holders;, being Mrs. John S. Lewis and her sonsN A number ot Spanisfc Fork people have been acquiring optionson land adjoining tha property where he oil was brought In. 8 panlsh Fork Press. I Third Ward Staging entertainment enter-tainment Next Wednesday Next Wednesday evening In the Third ward chapel, under the auspi ces of the Third ward Sunday School, an entertatnraenrwllt be given which from all reporta will be well worth the admission fee. A three act operetta. oper-etta. "The Quest ot the Pink Parasol", a one-act comedy, "The Capable ier- Have Times Changed Over a century bru "1W Richard" said "Taxes are high but we have many others much more grievous. We are taxed twice as much by our IDLENESS, three times as much by our PRIDE and four times as much by our FOLLY." Benjamin Franklin Vas a keen observer and the greatest " apostle of. THRlFt America ever produced. What he said of the Colonists is true of us today. LckU8 reduce these UNNECESSARY taxes, place the difference in our savings accounts and become INDEPENDENT. LiberaL Support Eeceived For Scout Work In Drive An earnest drive for funda to finance fi-nance acout work In the Timpanogos council has been conducted this week. Sunday evening practically every ward In the council, including Utah, (Alpine and Tlntic stakes, turned the I regular., sacrament meetings over to 'I acout workers to present the scout-. scout-. Ing cause as 'they wished. The newspaper! ot this county and in the Tlntic diatrict have been liberal liber-al In devoting space to the - Scout cause. By Wednesday fifty per-cent of the funds had been reported received In this, the north end ot the council. The local wards' were apportioned as follows: First ward, 1115.00; Second ward, 200.00r Third ward, $115.00 and 'Fourth ward 1115.00, Committees in each ward were visiting families during, the weelt and according to reports re-ports heard were meeting with good success. o Only V$ of Vanity Vanity keeps perxun In favor with themselves who are out of favor with all others. Shakespeare. Beware of little expenses a small leak will link a great ship. anli of American Forlil 33 Years Successful' Banking A STRONG BANK 39 Contains No Dangerous Drugs Zest, Enjoyment and Freedom From Stomach Troubles Found in Every Loaf of That Good AND ROYAL WHOLE WHEAT Your doctor will tell you to avoid heavy, hot, doughy foods like biscuit, hot cakes and waff Ier. ;: 'y)u. grocer for this Tircad by name and enjoy REAL UKAfni. ROYAL BAKING CO. Salt Lake vant" and a one-act fortune telling farce "The Message of the Crystal Bowl" comprise the program for the evening. The operetta, which is . being- di rected by Misses Mada and Edna Shelley will be presented by Muriel Hunter, Vivian Lee, Sarah Shelley, Ann Clayson, Ellen Walker, Shelley. Emily Varney. Edith Pres ton, Eda Ashby and Maxine Htedley. The one-act comedy will be played by Ralph Miller, E. Vernon ' Holla-drake Holla-drake and . Norvin Brown, and the Misses Mada Shelley and Althea Ash- by will . present the fortune telling farce. Specialties between- acts . will be part of the program. The funds derived de-rived will be used to defray 8unday School expensea during tha coming year. o . First Ward Giving Carnival October 23rd And 24th Can you guess how many kernels of wheat a hen can eat In a day? prises aa well as giving publicity to their second annual Halloween car nival la being used by the First ward Sunday School. A fat hen will be placed Jn the window of the J. anl I. Cafe Monday morning and everyone la Invited tc guess how many kernels ot wheat the hen will eat the first day of thecarnivat,Thursday, October 23rd. from 8 a. m. to p. m., the one guessing the closest to receive a suitable prise. In addition to this a large pumpkin and a Jar of beans will be placed in other prominent wltulow, the persons guessing nearest the nun ber of seeds in the- pumpkin and beans Lin the Jar to receive prlies. The carnival Is to be for two nights October 23rd and 24th, In the tabernacle taber-nacle amusement hall and will be an annual event with this Sunday School The splendid success of tht first carnival car-nival last year will be remembered by all. . ' All arrangements have been made for this big event by the officers and teachors who so ably entertained the townfolks last Halloween and who this year have prepared, with their past experience, a bigger and better entertainment' which Includes the following: Kaillo concert , blRgpot ami" best ever hoard here, no fooling. If you nave not nearn me voice or pome one hundreds of miles away now. Is your chance. The loud speaker en ables everyone in the roonr to hear. "Comic dlalgoue", by three little tots "The Doll Shop"- Real, live dolls ho can say Papa and Mama "Medium" the mystic man; toll your future, answers questions. If you are superstltitous be thero. I.atiW songs hlts"Jt'a rood, dont mln it. sides fish pond, fortune teller booths, etc. - - -- - Each person coming to the entertainment enter-tainment will receive a chance on a beautiful pair 0f blankets which will be given tree to the person holding the lucky number, the blankets to be given away the second night at the Fern dance. In addition to the danr n the second night the booths win be open also. Nominal sums for admission admis-sion will be charged each night o Fire Prevention Essays Will be Published Next Week The beat essays written by the studenta ot the local schools on how to prevent fires, which were to have been published In this issue, will appear ap-pear next week. The studenta re quired a little more time to prepare the essays than was anticipated as dUd also the selections of the best es says rrom the various grades. The writing of the essays was part of the Fire Prevention week program ofc served last week. - 5troy Bit ot WUdont Tha man who falls In lov wu plenty at occupation. OvM. Gas On Stomach May . . Cause Appendidtlt Constant gas cause, Infiamnuna which may Involve th, appendix. 8bl pie glycerine, buckthorn bark, eta mixed in Adlerika helps any caatl b! on the stomach In TEN minutes. Moaj but Adlerika acts on' BOTH and lower bowel and removes an CI and poisons, .Excellent for obsUaat, wwiiyuuu ua 10 guard against an, pendloitla. Wm. Thornton. n.-l" , "A&'Bl SamuelAdelstein Attorney at Law - Practice in- any Court ' Office: Grant Hotel. -American Fork. REPORT MADE TO THE BANK COMMISSIONER OF THE STATE "nW" THE BANK OF AMERIQAN FORK Located at American Fork tn tbe countyof UUh, State of Utah, at the close of business on the 4th day of October, 1924. RESOURCES LIABILITIES lans and Discounts.: 1685,920.29 CaplUI Stock Paid in $ OverdrafU ... 187.94 Surplus Fund Stocks, Bonds and Se- Undivided Profits 21,50g.62 curitles, Etc. 4,189.20 Interest , 989.48 Banking House .. 16,201.94 Exchange . 4.08 Furniture and Fixtures 4,382.17 Rente 1,378.50 Other Real Estate Owned 21.042.99 Safe Dep. Boxes.... 291.50 Due from Other Banks .-219,087 99 Commissions u.73 Checks on other lsnks 50,000.00 6',000.OA in same town $ 479.12 Cash .Items -600.00 ' Gold 4,205.00 Silver 887.50 ChOTncyrrg;.;lt8i2'ryi? Total Cash on Hand... 8.R13.62 Expenses Interest Paid Taxes Paid Total Miscellaneous Cash Short .... Total Total -...,....124.189.91 Less Expenses and Taxes Paid, etc. $9,761.30 Net Undivided Profits'..... 14.42S.Ji Keservea ror Taxes and1 Interest , 22.454x7 i 23.25 Reserve for Depreciation 24.573.M ... 9,309.84 Due to Other Banks 110iS2.W ... 4Z8.H1 Deposits Subject to Check . $282,593.59 ..$9,761.30 Cashler'a Checks 8,202.67 12:.C9 Dividends Unpaid 144.00 61.54 Total Demand. Deposits ... 284,942.21 Time Certificates- 33,637.51 Savings Deposits' 354,322.08 Total Time Deposits... 387,959.5 Suspense 186.0$ $K9 S07..11 Total $959 807.J7 CONTINGENT LIABILITIES On Account of Indorsements of this bank:. -(a) Notes and Bills Redlscounted with Federal Reserve, Bank. (bl Notes- and Bills Redlscounted other than with Federal Reserve Bank, ie) Forelch Bills of Exchange or Drafts guaranteed by this bank and not otherwise shown under discounts...- None None- Noted Mountain Climber John Tyndali, the celebrated English Eng-lish physicist, was. besides being a great scientist, a devotee of mountain climbing. With Huxley he explored the Swiss glaciers In I8T16. Later he ellmbwl the Welnshorn and the Mat-terhorn Mat-terhorn peaks. ALPINE NEWS Mrs. Leonard Batesr Reporter. The farmers In this vicinity ;are busy harvostisg their potatoes and apples. N. in Mrs. Douglas Barnes of Salt Laks City, waathe week end guest of her parents. Mrand Mrs. D. J. Strong. "One srt comedy farce" laughs and cries at the same time. "Tnbby and Bun" In costume nuff srd. There will be booths where one can satisfy his appetite good home made candy (yum. yum, yuiri.V punch r od ako,. pumpkin plea, hot !. 1 buttered and candied lop- ccrni - bo- Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Clark, Mrs. Lenard Bates and Mrs. Martha Wil-kins Wil-kins were v!niting at the capital city Saturday. While there they visited Mr. David Wllkimr who la very ill. Tuesday evening the M. I. A. held their opening meeting. Students from the B. Y. U. furnished the program pro-gram which wag much enjoyed by all. After the meeting games wero indulg ed in and refreshments were served. Tho -Daughters of the Pioneers met at the home of Mrs. S. O. Strong Sunday Sun-day afternoon for the purpose of reorganizing. re-organizing. The officers who have been acting were re-elactod. A hla tnry of the life of her grandmother, Eliza !Xwer, was read by Mrs. J. T. Bateman. Mrs. Grace Cheever. Net! In Bock, and Mrs. BecMey of the county board wore present. After the meet. Ing a dainty .lunch was sorved. Total . State of Utah County of Utah: c- V. S. ChinmanI belnr first rflllv twnni noonrAlnr tn law ituM mtA mmum that he Hs Cashter of the above named bank; that the above and foregoing report contains a full, true and correct statement of the condition of the said oana ai ine close or business on the 4th day of October, 1924. v ,v , . W. 8. CHIPMAN. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 8th day of October 1924. Correct Attest: H. C. JOHNSON, Residence THOS. J. BARRATT. , America Fork, Utah. THOMAS CpDDINGTON, (S,GaI ' Notary Public. S. L. CHIPMAN, wy remission expires 24th day of Directors. AUgUSl, I3Z7. SUte of Utah, Office of Bank Commissioner: .v . ' vet? plxton Bank Commissioner of the State of Utah, do hereby certify that the foregoing Is a full, true ami correct copy of the statement of the above named company, filed In my office tht 13th dav of October, 1924. itm- . m, . SETfI PDCTON. Bank Commissioner. First Publication October 18. 1924. HOT SCOTCH PIES TJic Meat Pie Tliat Touches Tlic Ritrht Spot. COXFEOTTONS-TCE CREAM-EATS J. & I. Cafe e Be With The Crowd. KKsKaKsKsKsKsK xoxrR 9 3 ksJfi "LONG DISTANCE Radio Sets ASK FOR FREE DEMONSTRATION of our , RADIOLA SETS IN YOUR HOME w Just. the. thing, to -entertain your faimtyV'and friend? he and at snpinls Strong anil . h ' , T. ! .1 a- omimious music, Lectures, Etc., At No Cost. Martin Nielsen Telephone 23W or Residence 143W AMERICAN FORK UTAH Mr. and Mrs. Cly.lo children and Mr. and Mrs.. Horkstend ' x of Brighton, were Sunday euesta at . tho homojiMlr. Strong's parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. O. Strong. Other guists at the Strong home Sunday were Mrs. Alice Thirtot, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Thlriot and children and Mrs.-Wpoley" nt Salt l ika ritv i" i 5 i -4- V" |
