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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-01
UNIFORM WAGE SCALE.
Cooks and Walters Union TO Make
Another Demand.

The Cooks and Waters union Is now
busying itself IN preparing a uniform
scale Of wages to be submitted TO the
restaurant proprletors for their APP
proval, II Is said that the wages now
paid are In chaotic condition, that
Is, there Is no uniformity about them,
nearly every proprietor maintaining a
different wage scale than the others.
The members of the union state that
some of the proprletors are very liberal
and they would not ask for any fur
ther concessions from them, but while
this is true In respect to gone OF the
proprletors there are some who nav
just as small wage as they can get
men to work for, and II Is this class
that the union wants TO bring up stal,d.
ing.
There are some proprietors who will
look askance upon anything that the
union has to suggest, for they believe
II TO be made IN of a lot OF aeitators
who are incapable of making a moder-
ate demand or a courteous request
However II seems to be the spirit OF
both proprietors and men 10 yet on
now as friendly as possible and there
IN nothing strained at present In the
relations between the two.
-
DIR. sANrORDs LIVER INyIGoRArOR
NE best LAYER iedlcne. Vegetable cure for tlyer
iis, blllousnnAs Indigestion, Constipation Malaria
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-01
ELECTRIC CAR LINE.
Two Salt Lakers win Help Install One
In Manila.

Two Salt Lakers leave for Manila
this evening where they viii participate
In the construction and conduct Of a
street railway They are Walter G.
Filler Of the Annie Laurie mine and A.
Burlingame johnson and they will first
20 TO Vancouver where they WIN be
Joined by some engineers from New
YORK who VIII 60 to Manila 10 super
intend the construction OF the street
car line. The Philippine capital now
has a population OF 100000 and hayIna
secured the old Spanish franchise FOR
the horse car lines In the oltv the
promoters Of the enterprise naturally
feel that they have a handsome pro.
position. They viii OF course do away
with the horse cars and install modern
electric cars.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-01
CHILD WEAKNESS.

You can worry for month.
about your weak child and not
succeed in doing it a fraction
Of the good that comes from
little daily doses Of SCOTS
Emulsion.
The cure Of child weakness
is not the matter Of a day but
OF steady common-sense treat.
ment.
Children like SCOTS Emul
sion and thrive on it.
Perfectly harmless yet power
ful for good,
Sad zoo Free ssnpls
SCOTT : ccgSE, chsaiss, ~ Psui St. NY
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-01

ton Of the western members, who were
backing II G, McEloesh, big high
chief ranger Of the California Juisdic-
tlon, for the place The complete list
Of the supreme officers elected is as fol-
lows.
Dr. Oronuyatekha, supreme chief
ranger, j NJ. Cameron, supreme vice.
chief ranger Judge W Wedderburn,
past supreme chief ranger, John a.
McGilliyray, supreme secretary Thom-
as Millman. supreme physician; e, u.
Stevenson, supreme councillor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-01
FORESTERSN MEET IN CONVENTION

Los Angeles, Cal, May 1.-The SUI
preme court Of the Independent order
OF Foresters convened today at 10
o'clock for the third days session Of
the trlennlal convention. The election
OF supreme officers for the next three
years developed but one contest for
high office. The eastern delegates sup
ported ]. II. Cameron Of Ohio for SUI
preme vice chief ranger and elected him
by a small majority over the opposI-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-01
ADJUSTMENTS.
.oo00c/N0o0NONoooooooo.,

The Faust engagement closed at
the theater last night. Mr.. Morrison
was too I'd TO appear during the matinee
ana his place was filed by an under
study lie acted as usual, however. in
the evening performance.
THE Prince and the Peasant" will be
seen FOR the first time at the theater
tomorrow night and popular priced
matinee VIII be given Saturday after
noon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-01

American naval officers this afternoon
generously lndemnihed the parties
claiming damages for injury and the
public prosecutor telegraphed to Rome
that all legal impediments 20 the pris-
oners' pardon were removed Before
their claims were adjusted, the claim
ants FOR damages had telegraphed to
the minister Of justice, Signor Coccio
Ord, asking him not to accede TO the
petition for pardon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-01
AFTERNOON MINING CALL.
The Market Was Active and Prices
We're Stationary.

This afternoons session of the mining
exchange was without special feature.
The market was strong and prices were
well maintained.
AT presstime the following business
had been recorded:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-01

Pensions granted-Utah, original, Jas.
II. Thompson, Salt Lake, 81,
Wyoming war with Spaln-Albert
Cariboni, Rawlns, So.
WANT POST CURRENCY BILL.
Senator Rawlins has received a peu-
tlon from DR.. VIM. G. Friday and other
residents OF Collnston asking for MS
support for the post check currency
bill.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-01
PROVO ASSAY OFFICE.
Mr.. Sutherland Urges Committee to
Report il Fayorably.
Especial to the 'rNews. ~

Washington, d. c.. May l.-Congress-
man Sutherland today appeared before
the committee on coinage. weights and
measures in behalf Of the assay office
at Provo Mr.. Sutherland cited the
fact that all the states which produced
precious metals except Utah had Essay
offices or mints and that he hoped that
ttf committee would report the 'blll
favoraby.
PENSIONS.
Mr.. Sutherland has been Informed by
the pension Office that the pension OF
Eugene ). Austin Of Ogden has been
Increased from s. to si2 per month.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-01
CHICAGO OFFICERS PARDONED

Rome May 1.-THE king has pardoned
the officers Of the United States cruiser
Chicago who have been imprisoned at
Venice. They win be Immediately
handed over to the United States con-
sui from whose charge they Will be
transferred to the Chicago, which IS
ready to sail.
Venice, May l. The imprisoned
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-01
DIED.

CARLsEN-ln Salt Lake CITY t-tah
Msy 1. lgs2, Amanda Carlson, beloved
vic Of oluf J. Carlson aged Is years
ana months, Deceased was a natIve
o. o., Norway and came to Utah In Nav
Funeral announcement later.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-01
NEW YORK STOCKS.

Special.
lBy leased wire to the Central Stock
Exchange, 2l5 Main street,.
Thursday, May l, 1902
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-01

DIR. sANroRDS LIVER INyIGoRArOR
The best LAYER Aedlcine A Vegetable cure for Liver
ms bllousneAs, Indigestion, Constipation Malaria.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-05
knIrht. of Hnnnr

Mount Olive Lodge had seyenty-nye member,
A. tls i4s{ meeunE aa.y elG Hlenoet- N-Tr
Der u rev and young members, who have tginei
within tas i1st ~ montAs AZ tae close o ne
ee.y.d nj me are p-TdiHs ~ imitation al their
reIL. J. u. HenEer. n. Lawson and Grand Re
porter l. +. B0Tntrasser made bret Addresses
entertained vita = rec-tat.on-
Centennial Lodge had an enthusiastic meeting
ord and Madison STREETS. Two Applications Wese
received and one relnstated. A committee was
meat 10 bs given A. the next mgeung. and Al
members 10 oe Invited 20 attend. Mr. ~ II.
Tor the Eood q ths order. Tue members sx-
pressed themselves as being pleased with the
Germznis Lodge had = good attendance at the
last meclng. Routine business vas transacted
Nederhot. Bode. harnaiz. hiarnar and AicWel
Of Lincoln LodEe, WE0 were visitors. made 0uef
OAK Lodge had a fair attendance at last meet
Ing. Brother e. G. Miner was reported sick.
reinstated. For the good OF the orter The follow
INK members participated la a friendly discus
si9n; AsIphy. SraiE. FSNers hshFy ana sto-
a grand box party AZ The next. which Is TO be an
BTsmsn Lodge reports a good attendance at last
meeting The business % The evening and COM
munseations received brought ABOUT an animated
Charles James. n. Bonn. Dupont. Borgmeier and
Mound Cty had a. large attendance At last
meeting one Application Was Ieceived Mr..
hssnu w Ssst1 ssf-t,n, 5ietstaH BietSSs.
cizl Deputy \ Z Hoitsn made remarks for the
ESed o. me otasIi A. tSe CO. % the meeuns
tgyed the luncheon and reiresh;lents served At
Che1-hsr Lodge haa a fair attendance. one
application was appruved,and 90 be Initiated next
meeting Grand &glds Nm- NlSieS; a clay
ton and Special Lrpuy a p holton were toe
orators " the evening Tor The god u The order.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-05

Al a meeting Of the central organization the
n he 6.mblSbbiB - 80 NJ 49, rSI1f
union masquerade bail November IS. all u the
councils 10 the city having signihsd their willing
ness 70 assist in every way posibie 10 make the
suair 4 pronounced succrss-
Pride, y the West h4d : very large attendaaes
A. It's last meeting and transacted routine bust
ness rapidly. after which Installation OF officers
took place. The Impressive Ceremonies were con-
council. In a very able manner. deserving much
and daneing c~ontigu-i until a late hour- Five
Harmony Councils MEETINGS each Saturday
evening continue TO grow IN interest and attend
ance- Two limitations and I've applications were
given saturday evening. October Is al the coun-
eli hall. No. ssl9 Eastou avenue. ~ which ele-
giant prizes will b. awarded.
security Council wound up the old year and
will 'on with the new" next Monday evening,
when the newly elected officers ain be Installed
Refreshments and surprises have been pro-
yided FOR Security intends 10 msks this the
early. As the hail. a. usual. Will be taxed 10 its
PARK Avenue Council sciipsed It's previous ex-
eelent record In the euchre and hop given the
WORKERS Of the council Tor ire efncisnt manner in
which the Affairs u tie evening we're conduct
provided and dancing continued until the early
Anchor Home Council No. So. Installed Officers
tho lst inst, the national installation team. un-
der leadership Of Brother snyder. conducting
close OF which the president. Airs. Jones. received
a very handsome bouquet. Refreshments were
me beautiful hail occupied b. Mckinley coun-
ell Al Nc 80 : Ielcr-eu, was the scene Of
time Of the insiallati1a u ofhc=rs the Il inst.
Brother +. Hookham. the new president uruyei
TeSiJauoa by Mrs. T4riing of Security CSIncii
was highly appreciated. humorous talks were
the order % the evening. 1u9ug such sreaSers a.
Messrs- Fem. Tarling. Hefberson. Sailer. NJ
lone. johnson. snd Mines. Powell Fem. Malo'.e,
SedEr-ss and Cyunot- anu ce-eFye special Hen-
ton Next regular m-etin6 the II INST
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-05

ing. was well attended. The initiation Of six
candidates and the reception OF one application
at the conclusion OF he meeting. during when
deiivered Sy Grand vice Protector Johanna Fed
mann. Grand Oficer Louisa Hillbring. sister
Dorothy Lnhss and Brothers c. y. Litteil and
EnierBTise LOdss had an ENJOYABLE time at the
Sslved the degree. among them being John J.
were delivered on the good OF the order b. the
grand protector, grand seGret2ry protector W.
tsry John sunthrup OF Ada L5dge, The usual
entertainment and hop followed the close OF Nhe
lottie Tyson. Mamie McHale. brothers William
ConcoTdia L6dge has entered the neId OF pr7pa-
cation. and az the meeting next Thursday -Nen-
CHASER. Wceldlk and Donnsr are doing good WTrb
fcr the lodge and extend an inNltaton ie IN
number of The Grand Lodge officers are aNo "-
Myrtle Lcdgs. after Initiating one candidate
and receiving six Applications at ". issl
fellowship prevailed and caHcing c"acinaed n
-Chogisag Iadse. While doing its part Of propa-
eating the order. has decided 70 pat iortn greatrf
:Iofs sna esFte.e one o- :, ~ H. iT.tsc bavtns,
the larges; number q candidates AZ the class IN
ne1t meeting of the lodge promises 20 be made
Interesting BY the reception 81 a nlmpes o. az
Annie Nnlcehy. NarEarct Garland Mary Hod
gen and Mar MoTissy were plsced on me role OF
honor for securing applicants u the lulEHi ar.s
jefferson Lodge. as usual. had a Nellhlsi
tHla Al HuF last GlefLANE- IT. 1Nklf var 80
ferred on ten candidates. and SIX new apphcS-
lions were read by Secretary William klock-
sisters BERGER aud WAGNER reported on she En-
tsrtaiument Committee that the mask hau 20 Dc
given ny the lodge VIII take place at West ST
louis Turner Hall. Peaumcnt and Morgan streets
Saturday evening. October y 4 the adjourn
ment Of the meeting a vaudeville entertainment
was given refreshments were served and dancing
ended a most ENJOYABLE time.
Union Lodge hrnke the record "Wednesday even
ing by the initiation o. a class q candidates
containing the largest number ever admitted A.
one time by the lodge. After the recep-
ton Of three auniicauons the REGULAR routine u
business was dispersed With. and the EnteTtotn-
mont Committee. consisting of sisters Ihrresa
Scherer. Pauline Stefens. Emma Schcrer and
charles PIT. Charles 2 Sanders and William
Lawyer. provided an excellent spread. AFTER
which dancing VAS iudulgri in
Seymour Lodge viii initiate hve candidates AZ
the next meeting. Deputy Marie d BAILEY has
four applications fnr relief fund membership 90
submit. The Eurhre and Entertainment Com
mittee has decided the AFFAIR viii take place
TeuS1av evening October =. AZ the lodge hall.
No. eeS Washington avenue.
olive Branch Lndre is uEain actively prnpaEat-
iuc the order TIE meeting held last Monday
evening was Interesting and fun % life. Grand
Officer MARY Fox. a nemhe- ~ tie lodge. Nh1 mas
fully recovered from her re-tnt Illness. was pres
ent ~ ihe meeting and took an active part in the
proceedings.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-05
KuIpbt. of die Mncrabres.

St Louis Camp desires q have the assistance
NJ ever sir knight and lsdy IN the city TO
In order 10 do this the united support % an
memAe7s is needed The Entertainment Commit
Tee has received word from supreme Commander
Msrkey, Mrs. lillian ". Holllster. supreme Com
YOUNG. editor Of the Bee Hive. that they will
make addresses. Excellent talent viii be pro-
vided and the meeting will b a success. The
tents which have not received their tickets should
70 insure distribution. he sure 20 place the sal
OF the tent IN the. ticket or stamp them IN order
20 have the tickets returned 70 the different
tents. This Is important.
Apollo Tent held a large and enthusiastic re
view THURSDAY evening. one application was Re
ceiNrd and the pledge-card system ie proving a
grand success. A large majority Of the members
are signing cards and a good time Is anticipated
Great Record Keeper Sommers returned 10 the
city Thursday evening after a two weeks trip in
and Brobkhsld and spending the greater portion
Of the time at Lexington. meeting with good sue
imperial Tent held an enthusiastic review
visitors present. Three candidates were initiated.
the great reooTd keeper acting as commander. Sir
kuigh Stamm. chaplain. Sir knight Kuhn. past
commander and the balance OF the work heinB
cations were received and two cards. Under the
good OF the order the great record keeper and
Crest Sergeant Speidel made brief address
after which a mock-trial was held. with all its
amusing features Refreshments were served
American Tent held a rousing review Wednes-
day evening. with more than one-haf OF It's
itiated. six applications balloted upon and ten
new applications received
summit Tent had fifteen applications presented
n Its last review and expects 10 Initiate quite a
tnber s. All members are fraternaIly invited TO
attend.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-05
The

- -HH
v,rg yisitei tat as H. SttW ad not meet
gli Satdfiay iEe report Viii hpl~hr next sun
Gould Council has reason 10 feel proud o. the
yhtritainmenl provided or the visitors rom
Benton and EIds "a Wed0ssiay night. Quite a
large number 70 the mrmhrrs of ,tiluld Council
were present. and under the leadership % Pres
.arnt Elcsntr Jaw that thg visitors tHoToIseIy
I1.1L IAyW-elN's senator hueN Vas a Ils
trst and delivered a splendid address On the
alms ot ne National tnian which vas We'll r
trtNtl ieruty Hauavay announced 10 the
S2ungii thai a gold charm OF button would y
~ having TIE aTE.st nlmt-r or IN
ttauens GnrtnE the months y October. N9ven-
MeSsrs- negp and Grerne 4 Eads council. and
honahuc and Stufeman % Benton, AFTER
popular music. The club consists o. Messrs
schiller. Janson. Schuel,r. William. Loesch and
Eads Council has decided 10 make a Jas, APP
least forty members. ana ffam the enthusiasm
displayed they will no doubt accomplish H.
hal a large ATTENDANCE. and spsni the evening
aiseus,inE the splendid success achieved by -"
k9es-sman and his eoHmittce were cunyramlz.
~ uion m, success u the tenth anniversary
M'fe made u follow 10 the ,nthusiasm by sgnd-
rs a nrw rl1n tint viii make u easier 10 Sc
Miss uri council has taken w the challenge Of
igr IN latter council TN securing the s.ld slvei
nsvtinrs and arroruoninE The m-mb-nhip into
districts. 10 order o. show standard Cuncti tlat
H. ne Joint initiation.
thoroughly enjoyed Nv the mcmb+ss. Arraars-
visitors from STANDARD and bunker ian councils
az ne next meeting and the SPEAKER wa~ in
sirnsted 70 see til nothing was lacking 70 make
Scrs also made for a grand hall. which will b.
Nisitations this week-Moniay. St Louis Coun-
GU IN the Fraternai building V~iSitors-Lacieie
and star. F~rlday-M0und City in HoWard's Hall;
Nistors. standard and Bunker HILL
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-05

The only ofaciaI Visit TO b made this week
VII tSAe R1-Sf on sT I Ss s5SRiIS % S1fgn1sist
ments are being made by this council for The
II RsS pSssibiy can sre grsSd 10 attend as We
knos they will Be fully repatdlfor he trip
Council Monday evening. The unusually large
attendance on hand Included q representation %
the supreme CounciL Musical and literary enter
%tsinnent was given, and address were made
the As~mhlaEe adjourned 70 the banquet haii.
where refreshments wsre served
The visit 10 Tower Council. which was TO have
taken place las; night. has been postponed until
November on Account q the illness y the
make preparations Tor the reception % the visit
Encouraged By the success. or the entertainment
given b. the talent OF HYDE Park Council In hon
90 Si51Ee ~ oo y n megsaH = ~ a. ~ tSst
the HYDE Park Musical and Dramatic Club. with
ne ts fsY nd wfntsT mo5tbs Rrothsr r. n Rls5 n
win undoubtedly be elected to The presidency q
The fl6EinE hrothes have siEnined their ipten-
ton q aiding the club By pronertnE their serv-
Ices wherever needed: Frfd StoekinEer. bass
sineer. Mathew Foley. harpist: John LAWN. vio-
iachsr. bell ringer: John Grady. wing dance. y
~. Wadsworth. ccrret rololst. Grey L Compile.
sun. ballads: George Kelly. tenor
singer. oiher brothers desiring TO Join the club
Will send their names and Addresses 60 ChanceIlor
Beni. Humphreys. No. 100 North Second street.
Or report at the next meeting OF the council. on
Thr members Of the supreme Council should
Iou's council. fcr "a TINT evening they viii
meet With one q the oad,time Tseeptians ina;
var horSes u that council have been Prevailed
ittnE brothers The ioiEsrpom IN which 81 Louis
Cou5cil meets 4 q deliEhtful place 20 spend an
evening ana you vii not have cause % regret
your. visit % 81. Louis Council on the niEht OF
October y Any eligible young msn who may
desire to toin 81. Louis Councii can receive an
- 1919 ~ enterlelnIneni " ne ~ Sal ~
building.
Abba Council !. preParing an unusual enter
tatnment IN the fern of a smoker. for he even
inE % the visit 81 the Supreme Council 20 Al
sny outsiders who nay desire 70 fin Aloha
on MoEday last death claims OF Gse each were
paid TO the benr1cfares % tire following de-
EaE. Pie
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-10-05
Ancient order Of united Workmen.

West Gate Lodge had the largest attendance OF
the Feasou AZ its meeting on October I. many
Of the older members being present The mem
hers intend making West Gate an Interesting
lodge during the coming winter. A committee
on arrangements for an open meeting on October
Is was appointed and when the new side degree
team gets ic. working order the lodge VIII have
20 rent the blk hall for accommcdatiou Of It's
members and visitors.
Benton Bodre Rad a large attendance al its
meeting on last thursday evening. notwtthEtand-
Ing the Indictment weather. ard four applications
for membership we're received Master Workman
Karzendurfer T. making very extensive prepare
lions for class inltiation. % take place IN two
Neeks Inc Eucnre made mai ar
lodge on THURSDAY. October Il leja Al Ia hall.
Ten;h and Carroll szesH-