Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 17, 1924, Page 12

PACPAGE TWELVE, and als DIRECTOR IS and) Casp tng, Dust CHICAGO, IIL, MARRIED AGAIN Oct. 17.—Mrs. iy oA ace Knox Hall-Quest, divorced here two weeks ago by Dr. Alfred Lawrence Hall- Quest, and Frederick William Hart, divorced by Mrs. Ros- amond Hart of Cincinnati, were married here last night —— by Judge Denis E. Sullivan. Immediately afterward, they left for Minneapolis, the home of Mrs. W. M. Knox, mother use) of Mrs. Ha r the first time since two weeks and e ol ts ‘be fore the cere when they left their Evanston — kecltas fis all-Q did not ar Ir the marriage “AT 75 —NEW #2 LEASEOFLIFEBY y and consider that the ‘J. B. L. Cascade’ has given us a new jease of life, for we now enjoy the best of healih. We wero going down hill fast, but the Cas- rade has given us such health as have not enjoyed in years. 7. BL. 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Jack , Welterweight cham of the Pacific coast, won the bout from Eddie Scott, whirlwind, taking two straight falls. The first fall was exe. cuted in 28 minutes by a Japanese scissor and the second in 12 min- utes with a double toe hold. Mike Collins challenged the winner, In the semi-finals of the boxing phelps representing the master me- chanics won a decision over Wild representing the freight house, Carl Runyon got a decision over Bill Winter after som very good work by both fighters. The men were in good condition and were ac- tive during the entire three rounds. The only knockout of the evening was that inflicted by Merton Moore,| on §S, Courtney-in the first frame. Both weighed 125 pounds. In the preliminary Burt Moore battled R. Haygood to a draw. 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NAN His BREAD BUTTERED EMPLOYES TO RUN BIG BANK MANGE 1 CAN FDO SOMETHING Is laa Control of Bank of Italy, Largest of California Institutions, Will Be . Turned Over to 2,200 Employes SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 17.—(By The Associated Press) —Twenty years ago, A. P. Giannini, commission mer- chant, gave his business, then one of the largest of its kind, to his employes. Today, he was ready to resign as pres- ident of the Bank of Italy, as the first move in a plan to permit the 2,200 employes of California’s largest financial institution to take pyer control of the bank. rd of directors of the insti- terday approved. the plan proposed by Mr. Giannini. As a preliminary move Mr. Gian- nini is to retire from the presiden- cy of the $350,000,000 bank and James A, Bactgalupi, the present senior vice president, is to succeed him as head of fhe organization, The Bank of Italy ts among the seven largest banks in the United States. It has approximately 600,- 000 depositors and 86 branches throughout California. nnini, who founded the bank twenty years ago, and who proposed the plan 4 giving the’bank to the employes will} continue to act as chairman of the bank's executive and financial com- mittee. 1. Scatena will remain, as chairman of the board of directors The plan calls forthe obtaining of a controlling block of stock by ac- tive employes, a change in the list of officers and the directorate at least every five years to allow pro motion to these offices from the bank's empl and the full protec tion of th hts and present potential earnin: of the stoekhc . The bank has $17,500, 000 in stock outstanding ual capital stre nd an act- n of $50,000,000. Under the n the bank will set forty per cent of its net éarn at the end of each half year. to be added to the sum contributed from the wages and salaries of the employes. 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