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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-05
NEW EPHRAIM BANK,
Citizens Show Appreciation by De-
posting With New Concern.
Special 10 The Tribune

Special TO The Tribune.
EPHRAIM. Feb. i.-Thc Bank OF EphraIm
orNncd It's doors Monday for business IL Ia
highly appreciated by the public who have
shown their approval OF the enterprise by mak-
Ing some very large deposits and also by the
largo amount OF business done the first week
C. ]. Fisher is cashier
Tho teachers OF public schools In Scylar and
Senpctc counties Will hold q Joint session in
Ephralm February to 10. Among tho other
features OF an excellent programme prepared
by Superintendent Of Schools a. S Larson
VIII be the lectures by Prof Edmund Vance
OF Cleveland. o., who has the reputation OF
being one OF the best lecturers in tho United
States
NJ F. Murray and Ole Larson went TO
Moysvalc Thursday to look after the inter
csts Of the Gold Development company OF
Utah and Log Cabin mining properties
Tho wool growers OF Fountain Green have
formed an association for the purpose OF dIs-
posing OF their 1906 wool clip. They have Civ
en- q committee. OF which n. + Osgood is
chairman. the absolute power To dispose of
their entire clips. The wool growers OF this
place VIII have nbout a halr-nillion pounds
OF wool to cell.
In tho past week two new cases OF dIphtberIa
have broEon out In the city OF Fountain Green
Tho Moroni farmers have contracted 10 plant
300 acres OF bcctS this year factory or no fac
tory
Charles f. Stag and c. Jorgenson. both
OF thl5 city VIII take charge OF tho SaIIno
Post and VIII try TO rnise II To an even footing
Thcy VIII leave Tor Salino Sunday and tho
FIRST edition OF this paper VIII be next Satur
any. The paper viii go by It's old name. the
SalIna Post N
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WHAT A WOMAN CAN
Do FOR SALT LAKE
How She Can Aid i'm Making 1t
Greater and More Beau
tiful City.

Presidents of ell the woncn's clubs Of tho
city and officers OF the State federation resid-
Ing In Salt Lake have been invited to be pres
ent Mt tho open meeting OF the Womcns club
on Tuesday afternoon at tho homo OF Aro. A
Y. Taylor. rs street, Popperton plnce. 1t
Ia presidents day. Mrs Sarah Powers being
tho hostess for the dny.
What Women Can Do Toward Making n
Greater and More Beautiful Salt Lake iS the
special topic for the day, the programme 10 be-
gin at half-past 2 O'Clock. Following Is tho
programme arranged:
School Problems ....., ...........--........
Prof Christensen. City Superintendent of
Schools.
ta) Duet Angclus" ...... ..ss.s,.s. .Chaminade
'b) Utah State Anthem" s....,....... Radcliffe
Miss Emily Larson and Mrs P. n. Cook
Duet Overture to oberon' ,..-.--. Won Weber
Mrs. p, y. Cook and Miss Edith Burns.
What Women Can Do to Make Greater
Salt Lake ...... .......-....s... .-....--.
Mrs Allen T. Sanford and Judge Z. F
ColbuFn
Solo. 'Still Is the Night" ,,.-,.............Abt-
Miss Emily larsen.
What Women Can Do To Make Moro
Beautiful Salt Lake" Mrs George Gatrell
What Club Women Can Do for the City
s.,.r.,.. ..,..-,...,.- Mrs ClcsSon s. Hlnncy
Plano solo. 'Ilark, Harki the Lark .....-
,-s.ss s,..-,,.r, .-.-........-.. Schueert-Iiszt
Miss Edith Burns.
In addition to the invited guests each MEM
Der OF the Women's club is privileged 10 bring
i guest The meeting is being anticipated
with much pleasure by members of the club
and their guests.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-05
ELKS PREPARE PROGRAMME
Great Time Promised for Minstrel
Show This Month.
special TO Tho Tribune

Special 10 Tho Tribune
OGDEN. Fob. i.-Thc FIRST rchcarsnl OF tho
entire ElkS big minstrel show which ia 10
oe put on ut the Grand February and 10 was
held at tho lodge rooms last night and tho re-
SuIt nssureS the success OF tho production
Inc nrst part In OF the genuine minstrel
type md is replete with funny iokes nor,td
ana sentimental songs. etc. The after part
- OF high-class vaudeville. Tho parade OF tho
tpwsHM consisting OF very difficult and
pretty drill done BY sixteen high school girls
would do credit TO any hgh-cIoss professional
.pmpany- Inc fact that there is nothing in
me snow that saYors OF burlcsque lends In
,.res, 10 these taking part md assurca DO
ne and Instructive performance II will 90
oo%h o,th IN history ms tho greatest show ON
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BURIED AT PROVO.
Prof. Albert L. Miller Laid to Rest by
Distinguished Company,
Special to Tho Tribune


PROVO. Fob. i-FNneral services over the
remains Of Prof. Albert l.. Miller wcre held
today from tho stake tabernacle. The services
wore largely attended. The faculty and stu
dents OF tho r. y. university turned out in n
body To pay their respects 10 the deceased
l.. Booth OF tho Fourth blshoprlc. Prof A. c.
I,und of the Il. Y. u. President KcoIer and
President Brimhnl were the Speakers. A long
llno Of carriages followed tho remalna Ia tho
grave
Mrs. Agatha Fullmcr OF SprlnEvtne was
operated upon for appendicitis at the Provo
Gencral hospital yesterday. Tho operation was
successful and a speedy recovery Is expected
Tho damage case or Gust Antoine VS. tho
Denver & Rio Grandc Railway company is
still on trial in the Fourth District court Tho
coso VIII probably be given TO the jury tomor-
row forenoon
y decree of divorce was today granted to
Clara Davis against James Albert Davis on
tho ground or cruelty. The couple were nlnr-
rlcd In the salt Lake Temple on September .
1875 -
George n. Ludlow OF Benjamin and Eliza
beth Prior OF Spanish Fork Robert r. Day OF
Raymond. Canada and Fife NJ Ross OF Lehi
have taken out licenses 10 marry.
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Catholics and anti CathoIics M A.,
Tau. Tau. AZ Olivet. three miles soutb ~ ana n
leans, the commissioner making tba "
per pen1ory was driven OFF by a mob of t,,o Hao
and 100, Lsler ne returned with horse
aSn'ry aftnr ana battery of artillery. and
SroIon Sr5Sr the s doors OF the churches wnrl Snu,
npsnifaia nloH1n IN and barricade removed the
fee. from the ed-
AT Di Jon the commissioner vpos Co..,
of HoeE rho cbmroh out panel of the massive door
10 gam entrance. TIc found oil, oruer
y paaism aaina, priest inside, who read protast
against the inventory being mndop p'o'est
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SIGNAL WAS GIVEN,
Injured Man States They Were
Warned Before Blast Occurred

PARK CITY. Feb. Al 3. Evans nephcw
OF James Evans; Mrs. Mclwood and Mrs John
malvcy' sister and aunt OF Dan sullivan or
rived from Eureka today and Will remain here
Tor The funerals OF the men who died from
the cnccts OF being overcome in the Silver
King minc last Wednesday
At tho request OF the company an Inoucst
VIII bc held over the remains OF the mon The
coroner has impanelcd n jury. which viewed
the bodies and VIII hear the testimony on
Tuesday. sam Holman. the third one over
come. In now entirely out or danger. Holman
states positively thNt tho three men heard dis
tinctly the machine men say they were ready
10 blast. but can give excuse for the delay
In seeking place OF safety.
The rumor thnt the men woro ordered to ro-
main In their places until quitting time ls ab-
solutcly without foundation. The orders were
10 the conrarS-thnt the mon should leave
thclr ploccs aS soon tho signal for blast
ing was given. Drg. Niltc ond GciSy Of Salt
Lake came TO this cnmp today and held a
post-mortom examination OF the bodlos Tho
autopsy showed that the direct cnuso OF death
was acute congestion Of the lunGs
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FOUR SKATERS DROWNED
Fr1est Gives UP His Life sav,,.
Bows

s,mon hA sALtE' Al e II, Feb 4-Fa,her Gnbor,
students were drowned todsv hd ana three
ing ing on the Illinois river Several skat- ha
Were Were, stnandlng "a to have photogrsnbi taTy BOYS
wen EetL ene IGe broke and all sank, 'aSeh
father simon plunged into th
ana , saved nvo boys, but ON relent@n,I ne wafer
1ne icy river for sixth atudsn, h ring
Va,ne yan exhausted and he. with three y" bo0s oe
covered sbnrt,, Imua me four bodies were Te.
Saved Five Boys.
o,i Easher Gilbert Simon came to ST Redo..
ieSa Is9 rn4mrps pnugo ago from st. Vincent's col
drowned students are: 'i'eS or the
CASE BANNIN
CHARLES REUTER-
FRANK CHRISTIE
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LAW AND MOTION DAY
IN ROWELL'S COURT I
Number of Cases Disposed of in
Addition; Jurors Excused
Until Wednesday.
Special 10 The rrlbunc.

Special TO The Tribune
OGDEN. Feb 4.-Today was law and mo
tion duy in Judge Howclls division OF tho
District court, but a number OF cases weyo
disposed OF In addition.
In the case Of X, w Emmett vs. Mnry Fer
rim, on motion OF attorney for tho PLAINTIFF,
the csso was dismissed at pointins cost.
In tho case OF Rudolph PAUL VS. Edward
Bartlett, Judgment was rendered by default
for GZ1O3 against the defendant,
Gertrude Blanchard granted abso-
lutte divorce from HorTy c Blanchard for de-
fault. Tho complaint alleged that the de-
fcndunt was guilty OF drunkenness non-sup-
port and dcscrtion.
In the matter OF tho estate of Thomas J.
kurtz. deceased. the administrator. j. Fl.
kurtz, flod petition for the privilege or soil
Ing certain mining shares belonging to the
estate nj private sale Tho shares OF tho
Albion Mining company and they wcrc listed
In the appralscment at 10 cents per share
They are now worth 45 cents per share and the
order Was made permitting the sale.
An order Issued by the court c1cusing
th" JurorE who had been called to appear on
Monday morning at 10 o'clock until Wedncs-
day morning. The necessary notice was iesued
by the Shsrln's Office
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-05
WANTS SENATOR'S ELECTED
Iowa Legislator Seeks to Have Fed
eral Constitution Amended.

DES MONIES, Ia. Feb 4.-Followine
n conference with Gov Cummings held
several days ago. Senator L. w. Lewis
OF Page county, stated today that he
would introduce a resolution in the Iowa
senate instructng tho Governor to in
Vite the Governors OF several States TO
appoint committees from their Legisla-
lures 10 meet in Des Moincs next sum
and united plans looking to an amend
ment of the Federal Constitution reouIr-
Ing the election OF United States Sen
ators by direct vote.
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LADIES' LITERARY CLUB.
Popular Ogden Society Holds Inter
esting Meeting on Saturday.
Special TO The Tribune.

0DcclaI 10 Inc ITIbunc.
OGDEN, Feb. "A very interesting meet
Ing OF the Ladies Literary club was held
Thursday, February ], at the homo OF Mrs
j. Stanley Dee, There a large attend
ancc md .hc usual routine business was done.
An able paper the Venetian School OF
.hrt' was given in excellent manner by
Mn. Porter. Mrs. Carr had a woll-writtcn
paper on Italian Art OF the Seventeenth Cen
tury" Mrs. Mary Dec followed with a very
Interesting article Light and Shade"
Mrs. Pyper md Mrs Porter delighted tho
club with Instrumental and vocal music. The
hostess served delicious Refreshments and the
club adjourned to meet February 10 with Mrs
Hamcr at 6B Iwenty-third street. Mrs. Py-
per and Mrs. T. Y. Stanford were the guests
Of the afternoon
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CHURCHES STILL RESIST
Street Fighting Takes Place in Two
French Towns.

PARIS, Feb 4.-The making Of nven-
tories of church property under the pro-
visions Of the church and state separa-
ton law took place in three churches here
this afternoon. but passed on with vlo-
lence. a number of the prisoners taken
into custody for assaulttng the police dur
Ing the disturbances earlier in the week
were tried today and were given various
terms of imprisonment. Among them
was a priest.
kilograms from the provinces show
that the spirit OF resistance Is still active.
Street nghting took place between
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-05
VENEZUELA MUST PAY
Commissioner Calhoun Arrives ia
Consult on Asphalt Matter

WASHINGTON, Feb. S-W. J. CaI-
noun the PresiGents special commissions
er In the asphalt controversy with Vena-
zuela. has arrived In Washington and
called at the State department to con-
SUIT with Secretary Root In relation to
report
The decision OF the President TO again
demand OF the Venezuelan Government
a settlement Of at least "A part OF the
asphalt company's claims marks the re-
fusal of the State department. to accent
the venezuelan contention that the
aspnalt matter has been finally decided
BY the Venezuelan courts
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-05
CHILD is KILLED
BY GAZING GROUND
Wallace Aird, While Playing
Around Well, Buried Be-
meath Crushing Mass.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
PROVO, Feb. i-wallncc. the sovcn-yoar-
old son Of II M. Ard residing on Provo
bench was Instantly killed today at tho fam
lily home by an unfinished wcll which wns
being dug. caving In and burying tho llttIo
Fellow under the mass OF dirt which went
down a depth OF about fifty feet.
Tho boy was playing around the home and
In passing tho well the loose dirt goyo way,
carrying tho boy down TO tho bottom Neigh
hprs Immediately came to the aid of tho grief
stricken family and every effort mnde TO
soNo the lifc OF tho boy, but without avail.
Tho accident happened at II 80 n m. and the
body had not been recover up 10 u late hour
tonight
Tho family has the sympathy OF tho entiro
community In their bereavement Br. Aird.
The boys father viii be remembered as tho
winner OF tho 500 prize in the anthem contest
conducted by The Tribune
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-05
Thirty Bodies Recovered

d,sIIA. VICTORIA. B. C. Feb. "A spoc,a,
BamIied BANNED TO tonifb, ths Associated Press from
TTeVgnne To, cutter Perry landed a narIw :, >
Da,fn,ng creek today and succeodoS d, ~
,'nS also t6ok nine me bodies from the beach ana
!ert there the previous night ""r TBS SIX % men
q ss1 . ~, picked up one male body ar IL
r re'ng sag decomposed The United S,atos sto,
body docoT19r cou.Sr Grant also found n male
: nus is the thirtieth body l'S'''e' recovered
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-05
WILL OPEN BRANCH OFFICE.
DR.. Withee of Ogden Departs for Cali
fornia Mining Interests.

Special to Tho Tribune.
OGDEN, Feb. s.-Dr. q. V. Withec OF the
Wild Rose Mining company In the Panamint
runge In Inyo county. Cal. viii leave for
those properties on Monday. Mrs Withes in
the meantime VIII move from the Virginia In
ogden TO Salt Lake and VIII make her home
there for the immediate future. DR.. Wlthee
VIII maintain his Ogden offices and will also
establish Offices at Beatty Ncv
In rcgnrd to tho Wild Rose DIR. wltheo is
In receipt OF ndvicos from his two partners
That they had received offer OF $40. COO for
thnlr half interest, DR.. Wlthee owning the
other half Tho offer refused by his
partners. without any advice from the doctor
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-05
Seekers LierarY Club.

Tho Seekers Literary club held Its regular
mrstinS Friday afternoon Mt the homo of Mrs
Lowe The programme consisted of q paper
on tho Dutch people by Mrs Shaver another
on Empress Josephine by Mrs. Lowe followed
BY an enthusiastic discussion by the club
members. The next meeting Will take mace
at tho home OF Mrs. Charles Mcdonald 8I7
Eost Fifth South street, Monday. Febru-
L.
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Club Notes.

The Monday Night club meets Tomorrow,
evening at the home of Mrs. Helen Roo, ~,
South Second West. Mrs Spooncr viii give
tho paper OF the evening japanese pon,sn -
At tho regular meeting OF tho home and ed,-
cation section of the Ladies' Literary cluh
TO be held tomorrow afternoon Mt half-past 4
o clock ut the clubhouse Miss Martha Tohnson
VIII give talk on Physical Culture M
William Igleheart will serve tea following the
talk by Miss Johnson "
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-05
Toole FaVors II

HELENA, Mont, Feb. 4.-Gov. Toole
replying today to a telegram from Iowa
asking II he favored the proposed con-
vention of Governors to hasten tho en-
aetment Of an amendment to the Con
stitution providing for the election Of
Senator'S by popular vote. replied In the
afIlrmatlNo " VIZ
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-05
Reviewers Enjoy Feast.

Very delightful was the breakfast OF the Re-
viewers club given Monday by tho president
OF the club. Mrs. z A Wedgcwood. Ii was
tho tenth anniversary of the organization of
the club. and WAS observed presidents dny
as we'll Several Informal toasts followed tho
breakfast, and tho event was greatly enjoyed
by thoSo present.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-05

was given a prize The following Ladies'
were present; Mrs. Abe Kuhn. Mrs Thomas
Fitzgerald. Mrs. Hiram II, Spencer Mrs Irn
Lester Reynolds. Mrs. Frank VI. Drggs Mrs
Albert @. Horn. Mrs. II l.. Bell Mrs. Samuel
l.. Brick Mrs Sidney Radcon Mrs James C.
Armstrong. Mrs William j ShoaIy Mrs Ed
ward NJ. Conroy. Mrs. George II Matson Mrs
Thomas II. Davis. Mrs ii. c. Bigclow Mrs
Oliver H Runyon and Miss bessie Spencer
Tho clshty-fourth birthday anniversary Of
W q. Stone was very pleasantly honored on
Monday evening by a large number of hi.
friends gathering at his homo and surprising
bin.
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BURGLAR HELD OVER.
Judge Murphy Binds Over Alexander
to District Court.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN Feb. +.-In Judge Murphya court
today John Howard the man who stole an
overcoat from Arthur Alexander and who Is
charged with burglary. submitted to a hear
ing today. Ho was held TO the District court
in bail OF 500 md returned TO the coun-
~ jail.
The other business before the court wns the
dining OF Two drunks $5 each and one party
charged with cruelty 10 animals forfeited IS
10 the city treasury
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-02-05
WILL WED MINING MAN
Engagement Of Helen Healy An
nounced

Special TO Tho Tribune
OGDEN, Fob 4-Mr. and Mrs Patrick Healy
announce the engagement Of thoir daughter
Helen TO Ar John c. Lynch. the mining man
OF Tonopah The wedding Will occur at the
fnmily residence, 2SIs Jefferson avenue on
Wednesday. February Z but owing TO the
Illness the affaiT Will be entirely private only
the Immediate members OF the family being
present "
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Bingham Co..


BINGHAM. Feb. -
oratc nnlolrs Of the sss'H =
the birthday dinner S5s
F F.. Straup Sunday sn.a we, y
ant home. In cCmnI,.e'-f
sister Mrs. F W. Bvsj,s.
Bend, Ind. The dlblns..o
decorated in pink fe.e1 &
ribbon and Carnations as ,V p
the table. while yaIl ,as,s @ J.
American Beauty roz.1
the pretty scene, Cove. -.
teen. After dinner n.
pleasant hours card thy,.,,
a very pleasant m-n,,.'
the members ot The
Upper Bingham sauur5.vU y
wives and friends htrr- -
was over 'hc door YER
Impatient outsiders All 80
hllcd with a merry er5ri
gotten to bring lunch ba.t.
dalntics. The evening ~.
The successful contes.ns,, -,
Mrs, Barton and Mr p,-
while consultations co5s,,,,-.
soothing syrup ard A
Miss Rena Crawford aad v,
was served.
Mrs. Adams entertoirsd b,
tors Tuesday afternoon a.
will he given at the bs-.
Scales. February u. ls1
hrs. Frank Gebeau. .. ~
guest OF honor at a parT -
Miss Lizzie Coakley, a, ~
evening. Miss CoaklsJ r,2
Andrew Meyers, Whist v,,H
evening. These who Ws-. ~
game were Mrs. Fred ps-LI
first prizes, Ir& C. l. crI
Fred Bemis. second prLzss ~
fell to Mrs. Sam Duas-5r n.
ham a doiEty lunch uas -.
lowing guests; Mr. aud YrX
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred BenIs "
chic Orem. Nr. and Ma -
and Mrs Andrew Meyer yrI,
Dudley. Mrs. s. Duns1e.e p
beaut Mrs c. Bagley. Y51
Mrs. D. Thompson. Mis- WrtI,
Ccaklcy, Ar. Hugh Mc,Ja!7 N
Charles CoaNley. ~. J.
Stockhem. H.
Mrs. W. II. Zion vii -
ham Whist club Tuesday q
-. 1906 -
The Woman's Unlty c.sA
home OF Mrs Mlnnstte feL
Minncttc will tc assisted ~
Dudley III
Tho order Of WashIzco-
give a ball at tho Canyps
The music for this hall %
the State university. A r7
Ing is promised.
The Bingham Whist elab ID
fully entertained by Nr. a.
dcrloy at their pleasant I'D
Ing. Many enjoyable hSpu
Ing whist and some teaeS.a
by Mrs V. B. Jones asd Y,
first prizes Mrs. A. L Hae
l.. Herrlck. second prlla. 4
Tell 10 Mrs Andrew Nsyt7
ham. An elaborate lure5 N
and Mrs V. B. Jones, VI. 4
son. Afr. and Mrs. ". 7. 81
E. E. Dudley. Mr.. AID VI
md Hrs- c. n. Roberts u
Mr.. and Ara c
dr. and Mrs. W. II. Ziol- Y
y Thomas. Mrs A. MeTt1
.erald. MIRA Frank Getszst
md MIS-. Williams: NlsSss 81
lie Coakley. Nellie McEya q
cy: NeSTs. Il J. Wilso1 u ,
Iollander. Dr Stockhs1 a
The Be Lively club a IL
II the beautiful home of ". !
SichaTds "Wednesday evezs-t
George T. Chandler as4
Bessie Chandler, left caEp
.os Angeles. Cal. from uh1 b
all for q tour OF Jspes
ent about two months Al
Mlss Victoria Horntetkk 1,
or Coliente. New. seee q {,
ather. e
Mrs De Flnkell sDsai ~ :
axe.
Mr. and Mrs E. Jenssr Z
apital Thursday. afte: -,
a the city visiting fheEd
Mrs, Euce will enteftsle 2
mist club Thursday eyszI
Mrs. Weed. who fer tss = {
cen visiting with fris=5 )
lutte. Mont. returned % &
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The D. A. r. Luncheon

Tho Ate club has been selected by tho NOM
bers OF the Daughters OF the American Reyo-
luton as the place for holding their luncheon
on February p. Invitations for this event Will
bc Issued this week each members OF the So
ciety being privileged Invite one guest
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Ladies' Literary Club.

Two papers OF exceptional interest arc prom.
lsed for the regular meeting OF the Ladies'
Literary club Friday afternoon next Miss
Linda Jessup Will tell of The Growth OF
Pcriodical Literature" and Miss Nellie Pear
sail Of Tho Goldsmth's Art" The musical
part OF the programme VIII be furnished by
Mrs ID. Elliott Kelly. who viii play a plano
solo, and Miss Wolfguns who will favor the
club members and their friends with vocal
rnLn
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Extensive Plans of Organization.

James Pnsrco and F. K. Schlagctcr both
stated Today That while the headquarters OF tho
new corporation win be at Ogden q branch OF
the house. including the present packing plant,
VIII be maintained in salt Lake Ono OF tho
purposes IS tho saughtering and refrigeration
ot spring lambs at Ogden and the shipment TO
local and Eastern markets. Another purpose
is 10 encourage Throughout the State the grow
inE OF hogs for the packers and tho manufac-
turing In the Ogden plant OF tho finished pro-
ducts, such az lard. cured hams and bacon. In
addition 10 the bankers I'm the new concern.
ihere nro many cattle and shecpmcn. and this
means lB adopted TO convert thoir product into
A hnlshcd Drrdmct