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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-28
SECRET SOCIETIES
ARE F[OUR|SH|NG
All Salt Lake Lodges Report
Great Interest in the
the Work.
MANY PREPARING FOR
DECORATION DAY SERVICES
Reports on Meetings Held and
Announcements for the
Future.

Salt Lake lodge No, 2, I. o. F.. had
q good attendance last Friday night.
when several matters of interest were
considered and acted upon. There was
member elected on n card, and two appli-
cations for initiation were presented and
referred 10 appropriate committees. There
will be initiatory work for the degree
staff on Friday. June s
Canton Colfax Will have a centonment
next Saturday night, and that the suseeS-
tions of the commandnnt may be success
fully carried out the chevaliers should
mako great effort to be present. The reg
ular drill will also be held. II the ousi-
ness is concluded In time,
Last Tuesday night Oquirrh cncamp-
ment No l was called upon for AID TO
en- unfortunate patriarch. After = sener-
al consideration OF the matter strong
committee was appointed. to act win d
like committee OF a sister lodge, VINO VIII
promptly carry out measures tnut VIII
afford relief to the brother.
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IDAHO REPUBLICAN
DOES A DARING THING
Calls County Convention to As
semble on the oath of
July.

Editor Tribune. Judge McCutcheon.
chairman of the Republican central
committee of Bingham county. is the
most daring man In Idaho Ajax de-
flying the lightning Is not n circum-
stance compared to him, He has sum-
moned the convention Of Bingham
county to assemble on July "a!
How dare Judge McCutcheon desc
crate a National holiday by convening
q political rabblc on that date2 Does
not Judge McCutcheon know that
Brigham Young and all the pioheers
entered Into possession Of all these val
leys on that blessed day. How dare he
jeopardlze the success Of the Republl-
can party In this State by casting An
afIront on the high priests and poten-
tates by polluting that sainted day?
Does Judge McCutcheon wish to lose
his job? He certainly will If he per-
sists In his erratic and arrogant course.
May Want Another Apostle.
1t cannot be that the Republican
party desires to apostatiZe from the
Mormon church. What. at this juno
ture, with another senatorial fight In
view and when some OF them arc de-
luded into the belief that they may de-
feat Senator Fred T. Dubols2 oh. per-
ish the thought! And then II may be
that we may desire to elevate another
apostle to the Senate. or course, there
is no such dlgnitary from this State
but that makes no difference, because a
Senator from idaho does not require
TO be a resident OF the Stnte.
Better Repent Now.
Judge McCutcheon, you can name
July 4. May 30. February 22. or Decem-
Der 25, or any old day, but not July "a.
Judge McCutcheon, repent In time,
send a letter to the hierarch apologize
Ing for your terrible offense, withdraw
your proclamation or you'll send the
whole caboodle to the demnition bow
vows, OBSERVER,
Preston, Ida, May 26. 1906,
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SOUTHERN PAoIFIC's LOSS.
Valuable Plates for Pictures De
stroYed in Earthquake.

Probably the worst loss to the Southern
Pacific road, from passenger viewpoint.
is all OF the plates from which was print
ed the $4,000 book. The Road OF Thou
Sand Wonders" The first edition only
OF the book had been printed and the
supply was about exhausted when tho
earthquake occurred The plates for tho
pictures were in the custody OF a famous
Photographic and printing establishment
In San Francisco. the firm that made the
book. The peculiarly clear atmosphere of
California allows the taking OF better pic
lures than Is possible In the East and
for this reason the views In the Thou
sand Wonders" book are distinct and
different from all others. Chicago
printing company asks $1,000 to repro
duce the plates from the pictures In the
book for the quick printing OF another
edition.
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chairman The social had been announced
as a smoker but the programme as rem
dered was a fine concert, Two short ad-
dresses were delivered by Brothers w. J.
Gardner and T. B. Francis. but the re.
mainder OF the entertainment consisted
of vocal and instrumental music, A
quartettc, composed OF Mcssrs Lund,
Shaw, Shaw and Thurstrom. discoursed
excellent music. and the large audience
dispersed at a late hour we'll pleased
with the evenings entertainment The
only regret was that this was the closing
social of the season.
The Degree OF Honor had a good at
tendance at its last session. Next Thurs
day evening the ladies will give a card
social at the lodge room commencing at
s o'clock. and all members of the degree
and the A. o. L. w. together with tneir
friends. are invited to be present.
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MODERN WooDMEN OF AMERICA
Next Sunday Memorial Services for
Dead Will Be Held

At the last meeting of Great Salt Lake
camp No. 1901, six applications for mem-
bershlp were received, two transfer cards
were presented, and one candidate adopt
ed Tho camp is alive to tho necessity of
hard work to keep the State prize ban
ner, recently captured from the Ogden
camp, and is making strenuous efforts TO
Great Salt lake and Excelsior camps
Will hold joint memorial services for their
dead at 1870 a m. at tho Woodmen hall
In tho odd Fellows building on Market
street All Woodmen In the city should
be present and bring with them flowers
for decorating the graves OF deceased
members
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Via Oregon Short Line.
ISSUE SEEMS SETTLED
Conference Between Austria and Hun
gary Is Satisfactory.

VIENNA. May 27,-Emperor Francis
Joseph's unexpected return to Vienna
last week appears to have resulted In
a settlement of the tariff difficulty,
A conference between Prince Conrad
Hohenlohe- he-Schillingfuerst. Austrian
Premier and Minister of the Interior
and Dr.. Wekerle, the Hungarian Pre-
mier, this morning was followed by d
council at which the Emperor presided
this afternoon. after which Premier
Wekerle stated that the question of a
common Austro- Hungarian customs
tariff had been settled yesterday In
manner that was expected to satisfy
both countries.
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"HeaVen and He'll"

Rev. Margrct Aldora talked Mt !. O.
o F. hall Sunday night on tho subject
Is that we can have Just as much Of
either as we wish right hero on earth
We make our own heaven and own hell.
She believes there is good in all things
Heaven Is the highest developed good !;
hell ''undeyeloped good" She urges
that those who have developed good
ity 10 the "undcvcloped good" and thus
alleviate their suffering and assist them
TO the higher plane and In doing this
those of the higher state will bring
greater light and happiness to their own
soulc.
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RALLY OF SUNDAY SCHOOLS
Enthusiastic Gathering Is Held at the
First Methodist Church.

A general Sunday school rally of all
the Evangelical churches in Salt Lake
took place at the First Methodist Epis-
copal church at 8 o'clock Sunday after
noon. at which large delegations OF teach
ers and scholars from all the churches
were present. After song, Prof Gill
Ian led in a heartfelt prayer, and the
Westminster quartettc sang a fine selec-
ton,
Greeting of superintendent.
The greeting from the superlntendcnts
OF city unions was made by Mrs K u.
McNiecc. who congratulated the home
school on It's beautiful new quarters, and
eaid: When thirty years shall have
passed. your new home will be as the old
ono is now. but IL will be dear TO you
for all II shall have been 10 you, Char,
acter will have been formed herc, and
souls will call II their harbor of refuge,
They will thank God for the shelter 1t
has been TO them"
Bishop Moore Talks.
After singing and number by the or
chestra. Bishop Moore addressed the chill
dren, saying among other things;
AN we say ought to be consratula-
tory, I remember the evolution of the
Sunday echool. l recall that the sunday
school OF my youth did much Tor & us tnat
We learned to spell and read there, that
we might be able to read the "ord OF
God | thank God for our public schools.
All over this broad land as | travel from
east to west the best buildings / find In
any community are the school houses
and churches.
Growth of Education.
"I am free TO Say that our children
have better chances for an education In
our graded schools today than we had
in some Of the colleges of my youthful
~ am glad our Sunday schools are
prnded TO all ages and qualifications. All
nrc studying the Bible and all are ad-
vancing All other subjects tire us
History. poetry, philosophy. ethics all
have a time and place In our life's cur
rlculum. but II we had TO take them up
year after year. we would become tlreo
Of them almost be dlsgusted with them.
1t is not so with the Bible. thank God!
ALWAYS new always helpful, always some
scintillating truth to learn, some comfort
to get All we are. or ever hope to be
Glad II Is being studied so closely and
well
Can Go to Gods Word.
when all other things pale we can so
TO Gods word and find relief and hope
and trust therein with which to meet
and overcome the struggles OF life. May
God be with YOU all and especially your
teachers as they labor from week 10
week TO make the Word lamp to your
feet and a light to your paths.
An interchange OF fraternal greetings
followed and all became better acquaint-
ed When "Blcst Be the Tie that Binds
had been sung. the Bishop pronounced
the benediction and all departed. feeling
II was good to have been there,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-28
LADIES OF THE MACCABEES.
Hives Nos. 4 and 1 Make Announce
ments for the Order.

There was regular review Of hive No.
last Monday evening which was en-
joyed by all who attended State Com
mander Marvin organized n Marvin drill
team and all ladies OF that team are re-
quested to meet with Banner hive No. II,
Tuesday afternoon. The old record
keeper, Mollie Schonert. will be found in
her Office at 2i5 West Third South street
and ladies are requested not to forget
their dues.
Banner hive No. IL. L. o. T. NJ, Will
hold a special meeting at 2;3o p. m All
members are requested to be present. as
business. of Importance will be brought
before tho hive
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GRAND ARMY LADIES.
REYNOLDS Circle Will Hold Services at
Fort Douglas May 80.

REYNOLDS circle No. l. Ladies OF the
Grand Army OF the Republic. Will hold
memorial services at Fort Douglas May
30 Conveyances Will be furnished by the
the G. A. K over to the post cemetery,
where the services will be held. There
Will be song. BY Kate Bridewell Andsr-
son. The Flag Without a stain. Inc
speaker of the day Will be the post chap
lain and the commanding officer at Fort
Douglas will furnish the firing squad
The ladies OF the Mexican corps Will
meet at the Houston building, corner of
West Temple and Market street on Tues
day, May -, at l o'clock 10 prepare the
flowers for Decoration day.
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FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD.
Supreme President of Order to Speak
Here Next Friday Evening.

The most important event In the his
tory of the Fraternal Brotherhood In this
by the three Salt Lake lodges of the or
der at Barratt hall next Friday evening,
in honor of Supreme President James a,
Foshay, OF Los Angeles. Cal. who will
on that date. pay his first official visit
to the lodges In this city. For a number
of years, Mr.. Foshay was city superin-
tendent of schools OF Lo9 Angeles and Is
a brilliant lecturer, and the public In gen.
crnl VIII be given a treat when he ap-
pears on the platform of Barratt hall on
the date mentioned. Some of the best
talent In the city has been engaged to
render musical selections on that oc-
casion, Admission is free
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-28
ORDER OF EAGLES.
Salt Lake Aerie No. 67 Is in Pros
porous Condition.

Salt Lake aerie No. 81, Fraternal Order
OF Ea giles, was never so prosperous as al
present and the work of Eogledom, as
a factor in Salt Lake fraternal circles Is
certainly much in evidence The largely
attended meetings are always OF Inter
yards are transformed into full-winged
Eagles at each convention OF tho aerie
The work OF the degree team is certainly
a credit TO the order, Last Friday even
Ing the acrie voted to hold It's annual
outing at the Lagoon. The committee
Will proceed at once to make this the
most successful picnic ever given The
date will be announced later
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FRATERNAL UNION OF AMERICA
Evergreen Lodge No. Isl Will
Initiate Candidates Tonight.

Evergreen lodge No. ISL will hold It's
regular meeting tonight. and initiate two
candidates An election or officers also
Will be held. Many applications arc ex-
pected TO be presented tonight, as there
is strong competition for the splendid In
ducements offered for the thrcc-months'
campaign now in force. Members work
Ing for new candidates are asked to re-
member that the special dlspensation re-
garding new members will hold good for
May. June and July. After this evenings
business meeting q pleasant social time
Will be enjoyed.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Election of Officers Announced for
Next Thursday Evening.

All members of Rocky Mountain lodge
No 3. arc hereby notified that the cleo
tion of officers for the ensuing term will
take place on Thursday evening, Nav 81
1t is expected that other business of Sc
rious Importance Will come before the
lodge and consequently full attendance
Is earnestly desired. The new third rank
team received great many compliments
on the excellence of Its work last Thurs
day evening. Every Knight OF Pythias
is cordially invited to attend the next
meeting and is assured of a hearty wei
come from the boys OF old Rocky Noun
tain
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-28
R0ASTS THE COMPANY
Pacific Coast Insurance Man Would
Not Stand Work

SAN FRANCISCO, May 27.-George
D. Dornin has resigned the Pacific
coast management of the National In
surance company of Hartford, Conn.
He declared that the reason for his
resignation was the effort being made
by the company to discount all claims
for losses In the San Francisco fire
after adjustments had been carefully
arrived at
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-28

oratory. physical education and gen
eral tutoring: the Swedish. French and
German systems of physical work
taught. Children suffering from the
school desk evils-round shoulders.
sunken chests and neurotic troubles.
sonclted. Call or address Miss Bald
win. AT Templeton building
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ORDER OF WASHINGTON.
Members Will Decorate Graves Of
Their Dead May 80.

The members of the Order OF Washing
ton decided at their meeting Tuesday
evening to decorate the graves OF all de-
ceased members by placing thereon a
small flag and some flowers. on Decora-
tion day. President Mitchell and wife
visited the Order of Washington at Bing-
ham Canyon Tuesday evening and report
having been royalty entertained.
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pronosals for, QasTsss~fsr
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B. A. z.

The Yeomen Initiated two more cand-
dates Thursday evening. This makes
about twenty new members In the last
few weeks. Mrs Mayo won the prize
drawing Arrangements are being made
for an outing at Lagoon on June T.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-28

See that the Pork and Beans and
Pickles you order for the Decoration
Day Lunch basket arc MOUNTS.
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GREECE is ANGRY
Will Sever Diplomatic Relations
With Roumania.

LONDON, May 27.-A dispatch from
Athens says that the Greek Govern
ment has decided to break off diplo-
matte relations with Roumania, recall
its Consuls and intrust the protection
of Greeks there to the Russian agents.
The dispatch adds that this step Is
taken owing to Roumania's expulsion
OF Greeks.
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Can Go to Gods Word.
EXCURSIONS WEST
Via Oregon Short Line,

May 26th and 2sth, and June 1st, ard.
and 18th, from Salt Lake.
San Francisco and return via Og-
den and S. P. .............$3 1880
San Francisco and return (one
way via PortlandD ............... $500
Los Angeles and return via Og-
den and 8. P. ........,.........,. $500
Los Angeles and return Zone way
via Portland) .................... 81. so
Portland or Spokane and return. SO. so
Tickets good for return to October
31st, 1906
Proportionately low rates from other
stations.
SEE AGENTS FOR FURTHER
PARTICULARS.
City Ticket Office. POL Main ST.
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NINE MEN BURNED
Gas Explosion in Coal Mine Proves
Serious

Serious.
MONONGAHELA. Pa. May 27.-Nine
men were burned. two of them seri-
ously, In a gas explosion In the mine
of the Branell Gas Coal company, near
Bentleyyille last night The men were
erecting a fire wall TO stop a fire that
had started from an unusually heavy
blast
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-28
NEW YORK, LONDONDERRY AND GLAs-
Cow.
NEW YORK. PALERMO AND NAPLES.

6upcrior Accommodation. excellent cuisine. Tho
comfort OF passengers carefully considered
Single round trip tickets issued between
Now York and Scotch. English, Irish and ali
principal continental points MT Attractive
rates Send for Book Of Tourg. For tickets
or general information, apply to any local
agent Of tho Anchor Line to
HENDERSON BROS
General Agents, Chicago. Ill
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A. o. q. w.
Sixth Monthly Social Given by Com
bined Lodges

The sixth monthly social given by the
combined lodges OF the city was held
lodge, No. II. had charge of the core,
monies and Abe Martin offlciated &c
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-07-01

just been spent to make It the finest and most luxurious
summer hotel in the world. Perfect service, perfect appoint
ments and a table where the deIcacies and lnuries of the season
are served three times a dayA
The American-Adelphf, where the personal wants Of
each guest are made the personal business of the proprietor.
The Windsor, where you get the refinement OF service
and where you find the meeting place OF the world aristocraey.
The WOrden, where the prince of inn-keepers insists
that you have the time OF your lite and get the worth OF your
money, no matter how much OF a crank you may be.
The k~ensingtOn, superbly located on the hillside over
looking the valley Of the Springs, where you can get meals from
sunrise to sunrise, early or late, and served to tickle the most
obstinate palate.
The Hewlett, where you get a hom. table In a hotel IN
the cottage section, and the Algonquin, the newest thing
in Saratoga, an apartment hotel, with meals a la carte; or the
New Columbian, in T Broadway. opposite Congress Spring
aid Convention Hall. American and European plans. You
pick the price.
Saratoga is essentially a health resort. The waters
and the baths are famous. But take both under a physicians
advice.
The Congress Spring has performed its healing mission
for two centuries. Two glasses IN the morning before breakfast
will clear your brain and assure you that there's a pot OF gold
at the foot of every rainbow.
The Lincoln water hooks up with diabetes, Bright's
that any insurance company would accept a Lincoln water
drinkers application for a policy for the asking.
Drink the waters, take the baths and then find out what
good eating really means by going oct to the lake at evening
time for a Fish or Game dinner at Jim R1ley's.
If you want to know any more about Saratoga write
to Lester Brothers, the Real Estate Men.
The Saratoga Limited, fastest train in the world,
running over the lines of the New York Central and the
Delaware and Hudson, as we'll as all other trains on
these roads, will carry you from New York to Saratoga in five
hours or less.
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~ ARATOGA isn't the only resort, friends, bot it comes
JAW mighty near being the whole thing. WhafS your
favOrite fun for vacation days?
W&@ Are you a Fisherman?
The gamest Trout, Black Bass and Pickerel in the
world are lying low in the streams and lakes about Saratoga for
a bout with you.. o4#
Saratoga Lake is there, eight miles long and two
miles wide, where you may sail or row from the morning call
Of the larx to the vesper song OF the whippoorwilL.
Is riding or driving your hobby! There are the finest
roads, with the finest vistas, stretching away forty miles from
Saratoga to the four points Of the compass.
Are YOU only happy when you are listening to the ker-chug
Of an automobile in action? Same roads, same vistas.
And If it's the Road Horse, the Simon-pure American
trotter that is your delight
Then there's the Saratoga Speedway. stretching a
mile straightaway, with the Green Mountains to drop the
flag and the Adirondacks as judges at the finish. You don't
quite know what this means? One drive over the Saratoga
Speedway will explain it all.
Do you love Good Music? n
The Orchestral Music at Saratoga, the morning and
evening concerts, Is rendered by the finest orehestras IN the world.
And when the sun has gone to rest, when the evening stars
are singing together, when the moonlight rs shimmering through.
the arching elms, and the spell Of the Night is on
Parade, the poems in chiffon and faces, and the soft waltz
tones that float out into the languorous sunmer night.
If you can't become romantic and get kinks IN your toes
over such a prospect, you're past the reach OF the poetry OF man
As for Tennis and Golf, the Links and the Courts
of the Saratoga Country Club are guaranteed to turn
novices into experts before the end of one match.
There you are. Match the attractions OF Sar-
atoga If you can!
There are great hotels:
The Newer Congress Hall, on which $4,000 has
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-08-18

There is nothing so pleasant as that
bright, cheerful at-peace-with-the-
world feeling when you sit down to
your breakfast. There is nothing so
conductive to good work and good
results. The healthy man with a
healthy mind and body is better
fellow, a better workman, a better
citizen than the man or woman who
is handicapped by some disability,
however slight. A slight disorder OF
the stomach will derange your body
your thoughts and your disposition.
Get away from the morbidness and
and the blues. Keep your stomach in
tune and both your brain and body
will respond. Little indiscretions OF
overeating can be easily corrected and
you viii be surprised to see how much
better man you are. Try a little
Kodol For Dyspe epsia after your meals
Sold By Peoples Drug Store.