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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-05

therefore stopping the tape from moving
on its constant way beneath the perdu-
lum, the red window Is thrown open and
the castings OF wood are removed, re-
veallng tho main instrument There is q
vertical metal post, and from the lower
part thore projects horizontally a long,
slender BOOM the end or which Is just
above the sensitizcd tape tiny thread
runs from the outer end OF the boom TO
the top OF the metal post If bit OF
canvas were fitted to the boom and
thread, Il might suggest the appearance
Of toy ynchts mast and rigging
The instruments nre known as the
Milne horizontal pendulum It's bearings
nro hard steel points, In order to mini
mize friction and the mount.nSS are OF
tho most accurate kind.
The outer end OF the boom carries
thin metallic plate with silt in IT. I'm
derneath the end of the boom Is a box
containing roll OF sensitiZed paper
driven by clockwork. In the cover OF
the box Is slit identical with the slit
In the pendulum, so that beam Of light
passing both slits falls upon the photo
graphic roll OF paper tracing sinuous
line as the boom moves right or left.
This beam of hight TAILS upon Il mirror
and is reflected by that through the
first slit and falls upon the slowly mov-
ing ribbon
ries a sliding weight. IL has cup Of
quartz at the Inner end. which rests upon
a hard steel point set in the upright steel
post
The whole apparatus is inclosed in
wooden boxes 10 shield 1t from air cur
rents, which have an effect upon the pen
dulum
The Instruments are placed to point
north and south and so take mainly
shocks which are cast and west In move
ment. 1t Is susceptible only TO quakes
elsewhere In the world than in the
Islands Shocks here would hardly be
traced on the tape, This is accounted for
by Mr.. Nyswander as follows. The in
strument is attuned to tremors from
other sections OF the world. Take two
piano strings and have each attuned 10
the other. Twang one and the other Will
sing. II they are not attuned 10 each
the other That is the case with the
Sisal instrument, II Is attuned with the
world In general and not the islands In
particular.
Cockroach powder Is plentifully sprn-
killed. about the earthquake boxes. There
cockroaches arc susceptible TO this
tempting edible. The result is that some
cockroachcs have invaded the interior of
the earthquake house and have even got
ten into the boxes Mr. Nyswander does
not attempt under present circumstances
to catch such cockroach. as shock
may need 10 be recorded at any instant,
Thnt cockrouch. 1t is said, could make
the biggest earthquake tracing on rec
ord, and have 1t recorded the tape,
should he take II into his head TO travel
along that boom up the tiny threads
holding the boom in position
The whole earthquake recording sys-
tenn suggests that Mr.. Nyswander is one
Of the cerctakers OF Mother Earth's ner-
yous system, and the tape Indicates that
she is now having case OF nervous
prostration- A P. TAYLOR.
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=, 70 Tho Tribune
y H{OLULU. May 4.-Thc story OF the
y make shocks at San Francisco as
the earthquake apparatus In the
States gcodctic and coast sur
magnetic station at Slsal. Island OF
TERRITORY OF Hawaii, Is an inter
one. The earthquake hut" Is To-
about twenty miles from Honolulu
s., .correspondent paid visit 70 the
on Monday afternoon, April -,
."jpart of the way on horseback, 10
y ain whether additional shocks had
9fs.
small, wooden. almost alright
lire built upon foundation OF
-eef outcrop half way between eva
plantation and the seashore on thls
the tremors OF Mother Earth are
ed, and those which razed san
e5ssco, and other subsequent ones,
cally on a senstized tape. The
.dous shock OF Wednesday caused
ndulum needle TO mako terrific gy-
across tho tape. on Friday
shocks were recorded, and
y your correspondent TO the little
revealed the fact that at IL O'Clock
~ night still another light shock
sglstered.
Ltches from San Francisco on sun
,~> ternoon said that two shocks had
s-,elt Both these Items were re-
during the course Of the after
:" No such quakes are shown on the
I e the magnetic station at Sisal.
III Nyswander, In charge OF the
States magnetic station OF the ge-
and coast survey, developed the
-ster last Wednesdays earthquake,
Friday did the samo for the re-
Iaer OF the tape up To that time.
Wat to tho magnetic station yester-
ternoon. Eva sugar plantation
ks fed me with horse and facili-
Iis az efforts TO obtain the latest re-
On my arrival at the station Mr..
ader was found in one of the mag
IS -ouses taking his weekly hsures or
eers magnetic variations In the dip
earth toward the North Pole. He
- emendously busy and had not
'loa up TO that time of the dispatches
60. an Francisco announcing further
on the coast After finishing with
instruments. he turned his
n to the earthquake house,
Is some distance apart 1t is
,6s, hnped structure. 1t is sunk into
! hinl reef q couple OF feet so thet
!. : Sbr is perhaps two feet below the
bed II one aperture which ia provided
M red glass usually found In pho
rdcrs' darkrooms. After passing
49, one door the visitor finds him
.s-..-a small nnte-room. with just room
to turn around IN. The door is
Ind then an innor door is opened
Wit ems into the room where the trem-
utr rtfe earth are recorded. In the
pszht which percolates through the
49, as the outlines of some dark wood
81 rre to be seen. while the ear Is
loe with the regular tick-tack OF
FnA small lamp with a dim light
he Gapon the cover OF the box beneath
10 Ms the delicate pendulum which
A rs the Quakes.
: ~. lBhutting off the clockwork. and
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WHERE OGDEN PEOPLE
CAN WORSHIP SUNDAY
Church Announcements Are
Made by Junction City
Pastors.

Following are the announcements made
by the pastors OF ogden churches, cover
Ing Sunday services;
Methodist.
First Methodist Episcopal Church-One-
half block east OF Washington avenue,
next to courthouse. Samuel Blair pastor.
Sunday serviccs-l0 a. m, Sunday-scnooi'
w l. Underwood, superintendent; IL a.
m. preaching by Rev Frank Shaw, D.
m. Epworth league devotional service
Special anthems by the choir at each Oh
these services Public cordially invited
Lutheran.
Lutheran Church-Corncr Of Twenty
third street and Jefferson avenue. o. a.
ElmQuist, pastor Sunday-No mornins 3
service pastor at Park City. Engisn
Sunday-school at 12I6, English evening
service at o'clock. Welcome.
Mondays D. M, monthly meeting OF the
church council,
Tuesday-Luther league Mt 80 p, m
Wednesday-Bible study and prayer
meeting at p. m. o .o
Thursday-Ladies' Aid society nj ~
r. m, in the Sunday school room MRS
o. A Davis of Rlyerdale entertains. Lee
ture by Rev O. A. Elmquist Non-tneH'-
bers most cordially welcome
Christian Science.
Tho Christian Science society holds
service at p. m, In the Congregational
church edifice. corner of Adams aVenu.
and Twenty-f1fth street. Subject MOT
tails and Immortals' Sunday-School In
the basement at p. m. Wednesdsy esen-
ing testimonial meetings are held at p
IN. The public is cordially invited 10 az
tend these services.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Changes in Salt Lake Soil Entered of
Record

JOIN JT g. saza3 Ss feet Of ot block * n 9sr Is
aero plat A. warranty deed ...,.,......, 40
Aaron Keyser 10 8. S. Scars loxs roda
northeast from tho southwest corner OF
lot l. block 81. plat A ....,...,..,..,,. II. a,s
rods northeast from the southwest cor
nor OF lot T. block l6, plat \ go, 500
Loronzo Snow TO Loron1o Snow Jr lot
and part OF lot S. block / SHOWS
Mutual Realty Co to Jens J Lorocn CIV
west OF southwest corner OF lot 2. block
A. E. BusSy to Julia l.. Knowldcn Iox;
rods southwest from 10 rods west of
tho northeast corner OF lot G block 2e,
Ruby Ray to Mutual Realty Co. lots ie ="
and l. sub block &c. plat F. ..,...,,... 4 900
Elizabeth Arnold TO John Arnold one
half interest In part lot T. block 25
J. ' S Fordyco to Emma W Bird i25xSa l
ncr Of lot a. block si plat -. 10. 900
Joseph Bercstrom 10 Alma T Berg sx7
Mcrio purant to Francis NJ smith 49,"
39l419o feet OF lot 90. block l. Heath's
Ruth w Crutchor to Benz W Brown
lots a. rs and SO. block 2. Belmont ~ COO
NJ. Dru9e et al to j. Druc.
south one half OF lot I. block 20. plat F
Isura b. Taylor 20 e e. Hoffman ct al
Eldoredo Land and w. Co. to E. o.
Best lots to 30 and 70, etc, Eldorado
plat n 10
Thos. Mnroncaux to Iva u. Marionoaux
part lot I, block 10. plat ID. quit claim
docd .-sr, ,s-s.-...s,... ]
John ynrlcy ot al. 10 Joseph Il. Bywatcr
trustee. Old Spanish lode etc, Hot
Springs r.rr..ssss ...snpB.,.......-s ]
Thos o'Grndy TO same Burro lode. etc.
Hot Springs ...rp.,...r..s..-- ]
James a Brown to same. Fraction Hot
Springs ........,,...-...... ,...,,.....-,
W. RI. Brown TO same. Lone Pine lode.
etc, Hot Springs ,...-.,,..,..",,.......-
u. G.. Brown to same. same .-..., b., ]
G, w, Holca TO same, Burro lode. etc,
Hot Springs -........,,. ...,....-.....,,
Joseph G. Bywater, trustee. to +. c.
Limo & s Co. Lone Pine lode. etc.
Hot Springs ,..-..-,.,.. ......,.,......
OF lot g. block is. plat d .....,........, 1000
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Def OF M'LAUGHL|N
MAY MEAN ANYTHING
Ogden Man Comes Back at 0p-
pOnent With Fair
Offer.
Special to Tho Tribune.

Special to Tho Tribune
OGDEN. May 4.-Mlke Yokel has Is
sued letter to George Mclaughlin,
who recently challenged him. for
wrestling match. Mclaughlin had con-
ditions In his challenge that might
mean anything. One of these was n
requirement that Mike should weigh
only 145 pounds at the ringside, or at
3 o clock on the evening Of the match,
and provision that the match be
pulled off at Malad, Ida,
Challenge Accepted.
Yokel has addressed a letter to Nc
Laughlin in which he accepts the chal-
lenge under some conditions, that to
sports will seem entirely reasonable
He agrees TO go to Malad and wrestle
Mclaughlin, best two in three. His
proV1so Is that Mclaughlin Is not to
weigh more than ton pounds above
Yokefs weight II tho difference does
not reach ten pounds excess in favor
OF Mclaughlin, Yokel will go into the
OF three. II Mclaughlin weighs more
than ten pounds over Yokels weight
no must agree to throw Yokel twice in
an hour of wrestling time
Gameness Is Shown.
ibio SIio"S llls the ItIle
man from Ogden. He will give Nc
Laughlin. one of the famous wrestlers
In his class, an even break IL Nc
Laughlin does not weigh too heavy
and does not exceed him by ten
pounds.
1t Is now up the Mclaughlin
Charles Ross OF Salt Lake has been
talking considerably about Yokel and
what ne would do with him. But he
has not yet showed up on a PROPOSE
ton which he made at the ringside the
last time Mike threw Jack Gleason of
salt Lake In nine minutes and finished
him In thirty-four minutes.
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"PURG" HANSEN SIGNED
American Fork Twirlcr Is Secured by
Eureka Ball Club.

Special TO The Tribune.
AMERICAN FORK. May 4.-Earnest
Hansen Of American Fork. better known
as "Purg Hansen, a promising baseball
twirler. has been signed by the Eurol,o
team and Will in all probability he Ia
that teams lineup next SundS, "e IA
Hansen left for Eureka Thursday ever
Ing. eNeh-
Last sunday the American Fork team
met the Eurekn team at tho lntter nIonn
and II was In this game that the EnrciSn
people became attached To Hansen He
mas played with the American rcrk team
for the past two years, and WINS the "nn
means mat the team depended uDon to
win their victories. He has a fast bnII
ana "ondertnl endurance. IT Is hoped by
his friends I'm this section that he uji,
make good In the State league
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Mourn Over Eight.
GOLDEN IS BOOMING.
New Nevada Town Now Has q Post
Office, and Is Moving Ahead.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. May 4-W. D. Blosser. one Of
the directors OF the Golden (NevD town
site company. leaves for that point TO-
morrow. Mr. Blosscr Will first go to Ton
opah and then TO Goldheld. and Will then
work back 10 Golden where lots have
been surveyed and where a town has
been established a postoff1cc was re-
Gently opened at Golden. with w ].
Coppernoll. formerly of Ogden, as post
master
After his business is completed on this
trip Mr.. Blosser will return via Austin,
but expects TO be gone for two weeks
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MONTHS IN JAIL
1 WALLACE SIMMONS
BE Tried On Similar
9rge at Expiration of
Sentence.

y Tho Tribune.
,. May 4--In the District court
q motion for a new trial in the
, the State ys. Wallace Simmons
Sed and denied, and the defendant
<enced to tho county jail for a
n SIX months.
Other Cases Waiting.
8 Expiration OF this term of I'm
NJ, Simmons will be tried on a
narge, and when the officers Of
ly are through with him he VIII
over To Sheriff Whitehead of
pty, who has q warrant for his
like offense committed with
<'otter at Mammoth In 1906.
nt by default and decree of fore
Los today entered In the District
rthe case of George r Hardy vs..
Zsr Brewing company The ludg-
.fords. In tAe County Recorder o
1lw that 7G Dieces OF property
= to Utah county for the delIn-
yes assessed for the year 1906.
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New Auto Received.
Special to The rrIbune


OGDEN, May i.-Another new and
handsome automobile was received I'm on
den last evening. 1t is OF the Mltcbeu
make. and was ordered through the firm
OF Browning Bros, The machine is of
thirty horsepower and has a possible
speed OF forty-iYe miles per hour. Mr
Scowcroft proposes TO have the SWEETEST
machine in Ogden. 1t Is duplicate OF
the machine recently puTcha scd by James
Pingrcc but Mr.. Scowcroft Will order A
leather top for his. and Will make il a
habitablc carriage for oil kinds of
wea ther.
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CAMPFIRE IS GIVEN.
Dix Logan Post, G. A. r., Spends a
Most Pleasant Evening.
Special 10 Tho Tribune.

Special 10 Tho Tribune
OGDEN. Utah. May 4.-Tonight. In
the City Hall. Dix Logan post OF the
Grand Army Of the Republic gave Its
regular monthly social campfire The
ladies OF the G. A. r.. circle and the
w. r. c. were present and the total
was a gathering OF about 100 Pork
and beans and coffee and cake was
served to all who attend. and an inter-
esting programme Of music and recita-
tions was rendered
This meeting should have been held
last Friday, but was deferred owing to
the death or Comradc Porter.
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WILL WORK IN COLORADO
EPhraim Men Own Valuable Property
In Centennial State.

Special TO Tho Tribune
EPHRAIM. May 4.-Manager NJ. F.
Murry and Superintendent ole Larson Of
the Gold Development company Of Utah
Will leave this week for Telluride. Colo
TO begin work on the Silver Pick and
Special Session mines. owned by the COM
pany In that district
These properties arc already equipped
with a good mill and the work OF getting
1t In shape for production will be pushed
as rapidly as possible
Larson Gets Property.
Ole Larson returned Tuesday from q
trip to southern Nevada In search OF min
Ing property. He succeeded In getting
possession OF claims In the Indian Creek
and Gold Springs district that look very
promising. The properties will be worked
by Mr.. Larson and NJ +. Murry and their
Philadelphia associates.
Car Of Flour Sent.
A car OF flour was sent from here
Thursday for the relief OF the San Fran
cisco sufferers. The flour was bought by
popular subscription under the manage
ment OF the Arrowhead Commercial club
OF this city.
The school children of Ephra1m raised
by subscription the sum OF S3S o. for the
relief OF the San Francisco sufferers. The
money was turned over TO the CONNER
cial club by the teachers.
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Asks for Scholarship.
SALT LAKE MAN WINS.
Thomas Owen Secures Big Contract
for Excavation at Ogden.

Special 20 The Tribune
OGDEN, Utah, May A directors
meeting of the Union Portland Cement
company awarded a contract tonight
TO Thomas Owen OF Salt Lake for the
excavating for the foundations for the
building. the concrete work and for the
stone foundations. The value of the
contract is about S55.000
Skecn Also Lands.
Tho. contract for changing the course
OF Lost creek aroung the new town Of
Portland was awarded to Lyman Skeen
Of Ogden. and work win begin on Mon
day morning.
The material to be used in the struc-
lures is red stone. from the quarries
at Croydon. OF J. p. O'Neill. and a big
force OF men has already begun work
quarrying rock.
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OGDEN AND RETURN $1.OO
Via D. s. r. G., Nav 9Th

Train leaves Salt Lake 1925 a m.
and makes close connection with stage
for The Hermitage, In beautiful can
yon, Magnificent trip through the can
yon. Go to Billy Wilson's. at The
Hermitage. and get a good chicken
dinner.
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ment that would determine the charac-
ter OF the bill. There was an evident
general disposition to await that agree
ment. and an adjournment over tomor-
row was taken for the purpose Of per
mitting 1t TO be perfected,
Without further action on the rate
bill the Senate. at 4;2o p, m, went into
executive session and at $40 y. m. ad
journed
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MORE POWER NEEDED.
Ogden Rapid Transit Company DIS
cusses Important Matter.

Special to rhe Tribune
OGDEN, Utah, May AT special
meeting OF the directors of the ogaeh
Rapid Transit company, held late TINS
afternoon. the question Of supply OF
electric power necessary for their ex-
tensions was discussed. The extension
to the mouth OF ogden canyon VIII can
for more power than the present plant
will produce. While several PROPOSE
tions were made to the directors, for-
NAL action on them was deferred.
Each Will Build Road.
Meantime. the grade OF the ogden
Rapid Transit company has reacned
the mouth OF ogden canyon WITHIN
q half mile. With both companies
pushing work with all the men ana
teams they can secure. there seems
now no question that both companies
Will build their roads. This Will de-
mand additional electric power, and IL
looks as if other generating plants
voul1 be necessary.
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STILL TALKING RATES
Senate Takes Up Amendments; Makes
Little Progress.


WASHINGTON, May Am accord
.nca H,ith the agreement OF last Mon
A., the senate today entered upon the
Consideration of amendments TO tne
roto hul under the fifteen minute-rule'
but nade little progress. Inc sIeatei
49, ~ the day was devoted TO MT
Iodge,s provision bringing pipe hhes
within the terms of the Dill. ana II was
ultimately unanimously agreed ~ IL
uleiiiiH or,ending It as to make II eN-
teI % ros and water lines from its
operation, tnus Pia
TO oil lines.
unimportant Roll Calls.
,,,aro were two roll calls. but neither
was OF Importance, rs on oie SI,iIa
' ~, amendment there was 10 divis-
e ,ie hatnyer while the action taken
.hn other. on the question OF con-
S,,nr the provision to oil lines, was
rantIcolly nulliied by the subsequent
a,,n,InatIon of gas and water from the
emnndment The provision was so
amended as TO make IL appllcaple TO
the oil pipe line In the Panama Oahai
zone
Propositions Turned Down.
proposition by Mr., Foraker, to ex-
cludc refrigerator cars from the re-
onirenents Of the bill and another by
Mr.. McCumber, making the requioea
ments concerning those cars more
stringent than in the original DILL
were lmpartially voted down.
On Eve Of Agreement.
During the day there were many
short speeches on the amendments and
also more or less discussion of points
OF order Upon the whole, the days
proceedings was quite perfunctory, be-
Ing rendered so by the general knowl-
edge of the fact that the Republican
Senators were on the eve o. an agree
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Place for Montana Man.

WASHINGTON. May 4.-The Presi-
dent today sent to the Senate the NOM
nation OF Walter H Sales to be re-
ceiver OF public moneys at Bozeman,
Mont,
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day from San Francisco. Thoy were both
employed by the Bohemian Club at the
time Of the earthquake and they had a
narrow escape for their lives.
Plans for Veterans.
The State committee of the Indian War
Veterans association met in this civ
"Wednesday afternoon Mons Monsoon ~
Moronl was chosen chairman and Chris.
tian Wiliardson OF Ephraim was chosen
secretary.
Various committees were named to
make arrangements for the State on
camPment to be held here August / .
and 3. -
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MOUNTS Pickles and MOUNTS
Pork and Beans are making a reputa-
ton for Utah.
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0RY OF THE San FRANCISCO EARTHQUAKE
Recorded by the Seismograph at the Government
Il Station Near Honolulu
NEWS CARRIED UNDER GROUND

Il
CORD OF THE sEIsMoGRAPH FOR FRANCISCO DISASTER
needle the earthquake recorder
H point m
ming This the hour mark the sensi-
the
tineb
TINT tho
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Mr. Burton Protests.
President Applauded.

A feature Of today's session was the
close attention paid by the House TO
the reading of the Presidents message
on oil transportation and the generous
applause which was accorded 1t on It's
conclusion. The House will continue
the consideration Of the naval bill to-
morrow.
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Go to Saltair With the U. of U.
Sat, evening, May s. Train SIS.
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Each Will Build Road.
EDUCATION BOARD MEETS.
Plans for Addition to the Lewis
School Building Accepted.


School Building Accepted.
Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, Utah, May 4-The Board
Of Education met tonight and accepted
the plans OF Smith & Hodgson for the
proposed addition 20 the Lewis school.
The board will at once advertise for
bids and the addition Is to be COM
pleted and accepted by August 70 Of
this year
Funds Now on Hand.
The Finance committee reported over
s23. 600 on hand. The Treasurcr's re-
port. showing receipts and disburse-
ments was submitted ana ordered aud
tied Thirty-four applications from
proposed teachers We're submitted and
referred to the Teachers committee.
Asks for Scholarship.
Miss Verna Koepp made application
for one of the three scholarships that
ogden is entitled to In the State Nor
NAL school The application was in
dorsed by the board with recommen-
dalton to State Superintendent Of
Schools Nelson.
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Rb5IbIdIl UJutHIINN1-' y -'t'-E e
Urged to Turn Out,
EAGLES TO HOLD SERVICES.
Ogden Aerie Prepares Splendid Me-
mortal Programme,

Special 10 Tho Tribune.
OGDEN, May 4.-On Sunday, May 8, tho
eighth annual memorial service OF tho
Fraternal Order OF Eagles. Ogden Aerie
No. lis. will be held In Eagles hall. An
address has been made to all OF the resi-
dent and visiting Eagles. In which an In
vitation Is extended to meet with the
brethren and pay their respects to the
dead y splendid programme has been
prepared. on the front page OF the pro-
gramme is the quotation:
Their virtues we will ever treasure,
Their faults we have forgotten
Mourn Over Eight.
One year ago the Eagles held memorial
service over seven OF their departed
brothers. This year the number will be
eight. The last member to pass away
was Thomas j. Kurtz, at the time a life
member, who died at Hot Springs, Ark
on November Is, 1905. He OF tho
most lovable characters that ever lived
and his memory will always be revered
in Aerie No. us.
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Home From Frisco.

IN May Ralph and Harry
Ephrolm returned home Tues