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knights Of Pythias.

Oquirrh lodge No. II delightfully."- enter
tanned the sisters OF Alta temple No s
March IS. Progressive Might've was the
game of the evening Delicious refresh
ments were served and all enjoyed them
selves immensely, as Oquirrh lodge never
does things by halves. Among those pres
ent were Past Grand Chancellor Standish
or Salt Lake CITY and Assistant Supcrn-
tendent Frank J.. King Of the insurance
department Of the order. Denver, Colo
The committee in charge was composed
OF Z. G. Lock. Marion Aired and Charles
Hebeur.
Oquirrh lodge No. Il and Alta temple
No. g. of Bingham Canyon. will give
grand joint ball on April 10. The com
nittee in charge extends a cordial mvj
tation to all Salt Lake knights and sis
tcrs. \ good time is anticipated. Grand
Lodge Trustee Dean is working hard to
Keep UP the present standard OF Oquirrh
lodge No, H. having just returned from
a trip with the grand lodge officers TO
Park City and Castle Gate. He reports
the lodges In n nourlshing condition.
g Grand .,,I Chancellor n p. johnson Of
this city an official visit next Thursday
evening.
a new temple of Pythian Sisters has
been organized here. with about seventy
fFe charter members. The temple will
be Instituted an early date.
There is now some talk Of organizing
company Of the military branch in this
city.
The, insurance department is reported
to be In excellent shape, and the superin-
tendcnt. Lloyd King, has been here for
some time working up this branch Of
the order.
The three lodges OF this city, Calanthe-
Myrtle. Rocky Mountain and Lincoln, are
all III q prosperous condition and have
rank work almost every meeting.
n committee from the aove lodges has
been appointed to investigate the reasibil-
ity OF establishing fine clubrooms in con-
noction wit hthe lodge
Grand Chancellor IL. l. johnson.
companied by Past Grand Chancclors
Jennings. Standish and White Grand
Keeper op Records and Seal II. C. Wad-
leigh of Ogden. Grand Trustee Dean OF
Bingham and Lloyd King. superintendent
of the insurance department, paid Eagle
lodge. of Castle Gate. an official visit
last week They report that lodge In
prosperous condition, and were royalty
entertained by the members.
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Women Of Woodcraft.

Woodbine circle. No. II. VIII hold q
regular meeting Monday evening April
l. II being April FOOLS day. It Is hoped
.he neighbors won't try to fool the Of
licers by all turning out, All members
should be present as there VIII be busi-
ness OF interest TO everyone.
Silver Maple circle. No. los. Women OF
Woodcraft met at J. o. Q: +; hall at 3
Baer in the chair and all officers pres
ent. \ large attendance OF members
from Woodbine circle. No Il. were given
circle honcrs. Two strangers were made
ACQUAINTED wit htne mysteries OF Wood
craft The circle WAS closed in form 1nG
opened under social cntertatntlent ir
honor OF Miss Nora f. O'Buen.- who icf-
for Mexico !n the morning The enter
t9!nment was a musical and literary fea-
ture After the close o: the DroEra-nne
Guardian NeEhbor Baer presented 20
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Modern Woodmen of America.

The class TO be adopted by Excelsior
camp on April Is promises 10 be twice
the number originally intended Twenty
1--WE was the mark set for the class but
more than that number are now ready.
At the last two meetings twenty-five APP
plicat!ons were voted on. The team Is
getting down to excellent work and with
their new unifroms Will be able to handle
the class initiation In beautiful and i'll
structlVe manner \ fuc lot of new and
expensive paraphernalia has been or
dered by the board of managers and some
interesting results are expected. All team
members are requested TO be presnt this
(Mondy) veninG.
Camp l007l mt in regular session on
Tuesday evening last. There was 81 splen-
did attendance. Three new members were
initiated and twelve applications for
adoption were presented and voted upon
favorabr. There VIII be no meeting next
Tuesday evening. In It's place will be
held the first card party Of the season
given by Modern Woodmen, There will
be prizes given for the card players and
refreshments will be provided I'm the ban
quet hail. There will also be several
piano solos by Prof Harry Allen.
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Wood1nen of the World.

Salt Lake camp SO, w, o. w, held
their regular meeting Tuesday evening
last and there was a large attendance.
Two new members were initiated and
three applictions were received. Richrd
Bcynon was elected advisor lieutenant.
TO nil the uneXpired term Of NeiGhboy
Ridges, who cannot attcnri on account
OF business, and was installed by J. NJ.
Kennedy The captain OF the degree
tea Tdld some OF the iiuest work seen In
woodcraft, The officers and members
Joined with other camps OF Salt Lake
and visited Murray camp Thursday even
ing where the team and officers Initiated
a class. after which all enjoyed a muclcal
ente' tainment and then adjourned to the
banquet room, where 3IS members OF salt
Lake and Murray camps partooS OF a
POSTMASTER OF the evening and some
good speeches were made by Clark New
man, Captain Ridd, President G. T. Lob
hey and others.
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VETERAN SOLDIERS
SHOULD Be THERE
George r. Maxwell Post viii
Hold Important Meeting
Saturday Night.
SEVERAL COMMITTEES
WILL BE APPOINTED
Weekly Review of More In
pOrtant Events in Secret
Society World.

The George r. Maxwell post No 5 Of
this department Will hold its regular
monthly business meeting on next Satur-
day evening. Business OF much import
ance VIII come up. Several important
large attendance Is desired. The meet
ing will be held in the front hall. as the
Ladies OF the c., A. r. Will hold an en-
tertalnment In the post hall or that even
ing. 10 which all comrades are invited.
George Z. Maxwell w. r G. will hold
Its regular meeting OH Wednesday after
noon at $50 O'Clock. Visitors welcome.
The Easter social held By Mrs. Ashbridge
on Thursday evening was well attended
and enjoyed, Sixty-three was the game.
and Easter novelties as prizes were won
by Mrs, Hardie and Mr., Sherman, Conso-
lation prizes were awarded to Mrs. lem
kins and Nh Pugsley,
The James 8. Mexican W, r. Q. social
April 4, is postponed TO Thursday. April
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those of George w. Perkins confessed
making to Chairman Cortelyou-if the
names of dozens of big men like United
States Senator Plat had not been
dragged in. it would probably not have
hurt Cleveland in the least to have ac-
cepted the $4,000 a year. But as things
now stand the name of Cleveland is no
longer name to conjure with here in
political sense, and Mayor Mcclellan
has not made any friends by his
"Cleveland Square, suggestion, aud by
his orders to do the unprecedented
thing and fly flaw from the City Hall
on the occasion Of the recent birthday
of the former President, though it is
perhaps only fair to say even In THAT
connection that the chief feeling is one
of Indifference.
An Irrepressible Conflict.
If Hearst has any ambitions political
ly--and the wisest men here in the city
believe he has, though there are none
who are in reality in the confidence Of
the editor-but if he has any ambitions
politically, if he really hopes to secure
the Democratic nomination for Presi
dent in 1908, he cannot fail to be
pleased with the fact that the chief
advocates Of Bryan are men connected
with the Mcclellan administration. In
all probability Mr.. Bryan does not know
this, or if he does know it he is per
haps Of the impression that the quarrel
which has disrupted the Democratic
party here in the city and State of New
York is the ordinary kind of political
quarrel. The truth of the matter IS that
it is not tins kind of quarrel. The
story of the old time. political cam
paigner that Democratic quarrels be.
fore election days only mean more Dem
ocratic votes on election days does not
apply in this particular instance. lt
is a battle to the death, Between
Hearst and Democratic politicians Of
the McCarren-Metz type and
Hearst there is an irriprcssible conflict.
And If Hearst has designs upon the
Bryan boom he would perhaps ask for
nothing better than that the Bryan
boom be launched under Mcclellan
Metz McCarren auspices.
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SIMPLY FLOATING C0FFINS
German Navy Composed of Obsolete
and Worthless War Vessels.

BERLIN. March 31.-Germany dare not
even think Of lighting a great naval war
before the year 1920.
This Is the verdict which the great Ger
man naval expert. Count Reventlow
passes on his country's much vauuted
fleet. Count Eevent!ow has nothing but
praise for the officers and men of the
battleships as unseaworthy and obso-.
lcte
Count RcvcDtow gives the names OF
seventeen ships which he Includes in this
class OF floating coifins and points out
THAI the construction OF new and more cf-
llcient battleships is proceeding SO slowly
that thirteen years Will pass before Ger
many can View the possibility OF a naval
war with cQuaninty
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FAST THREE-YEAR-OLDS.
Salvidere and Denund Are Considered
Best Colts the Coming Season.
Tribune Special Sporting Service.

4 IbAllt NpDGCIil GICllIlS Service.
WASHINGTON, March 3l.-Salvi
dere and Demund will be two of the
best three -year-olds that will be seen
on the Eastern tracks this year. John
Madden, who developed Salvidere and
still has MIN III his barn, said: "My
colt has shown nice Improvement, aud
] believe he Will be first class race
horse this year, But there is horse
ON the grounds that l can t keep my
eyes off, and that is Demund He is
wonderfully improved, and | am fully
convinced that he viii give Salvidere
far more trouble than he did last year.
J don & say he will beat Salvidcre; in
fact, IN roofing that he won't, hut
at the same time | We no foolish belief
that SaIvidere viii be able TO take any
liberties with him He was such a big.
growthy colt last year that he never
had strength To carry his big frame.
This year the public VIII find that he
Is not simply sprinted, but high
three-year-olds arc asked to go. -
Bud May was as enthusiastic as Mad.
den about Demund, but he reserved his
highest need of praise for Salvidere.
Aftcr looking him over carefully on
the track he turned to a crowd Of
brother trainers and said; "There IS no
getting away from IL; you will haye
to hand the palm TO Madden. He has
great colt in Salvidere, and, Judging
by the way he has improved in looks,
think he Will be rs good, if not better.
rs Il three -year-old than he was at
two, - - You re right" spoke up Will
Shields; ''SalvIdere shows already that
he Will be there with the goods this
year. My advice TO owners of three
ycar.olds is to keep an eye on that fell
low Madden has in his barn.
Both horses are in rare physical
shape. and it Will not take great deal
to get them ready for their early cn.
ON nn,nnnts
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Loyal Americans of the Republic.

Salt Lake assembly, No $50. had It's
card party Friday evening, March %.
at l. o. O. i. hall, There was Il very
nice crowd present and every one played
high live' 10 their hearts content The
prizes were won as follows: Ladies' first
prize, beautiful palm. donated by Mr..
gentlemen's first prize, a Democrat roost-
err was won by Mr. Bauman of Park
City. The consolation prizes were won by
Mrs Halcn and Mr., Sanderson. This
assembly will hold its regular meeting
on April IL. All members are requested
TO be present,
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Fraternal Union Of America,

Evergreen lodge 10 gave a most sue
cessful card party and social in their hall
on Monday evening last. and although
the evening was stormy nd cold, the hall
was crowded with merry card players
who spent the evening most pleasantly.
Some beautiful prizes were awarded the
winners after which refreshments were
served TO all, There Will be no meeting
tonight, but our next regular meeting will
be on Monday evening, April S.
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MaCcabeeS.

The busy bees OF Salt Lake City hive,
NO. 4. Will meet in regular form Monday
evening April l. and all members are
asked 20 attend for the good of the order.
All ladies who are In the drill team are
requested 10 be present for work for the
convention. which viii take place in our
city ON April II and 16 All visiting
MaccabecS welcome.
Regular review OF Banner hive No. II,
i. .. T. NJ, will be held Tuesday, April
>. at 2:30 y. m. The ladies must be there
at o'clock prompt for drill before meet
ing,
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Improved Order OF Rcd Men.

Washable tribe, No. !. held an enter
tanning meeting Thursday evening, and
reinstated one member. The meetings OF
the tribe will he held in knights OF CO.
mmbus hall. % West First South street
commencing next Thursday evening. not
Monday, as heretofore announced The
adoption degree Will be conferred
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American yeorlen.

salt Lake homestead. No. 1892. Brother
hood Of American Tcomcu. expect TO In
itiatc large class OF applicants tonight,
as this IS the closing Of the contest be-
tween Murray and Salt Lake homestcads
and decides who gives the banquet Next
Monday evening they VIII give n masked
ball for the members and their friends
~ their hall 269 East Third South.
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Royal Eighlanders.

Tonight Utah castle, No, S3S, Royal
Highlandcrs. will give a hobby social
in hall No. /, Federation of Labor build
ing. The hobby feature is a new and
novel method Of getting strangers ac-
qualnted and those who enter into the
spirit OF the evening are assured of a
very pleasant time. short programme.
''rhe Hobby and dancing will make up
the evenings entertainment
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Eraternal Brotherhood.

The Fraterual Brotherhood extends a
cordial invitation to all members of the
order to meet with lis Wednesday evening
at 10. Special entertainment, A Moot
Divorce Trial. between two well-known
members. Noted counsel Will appear in
the trial.
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To Cure Grip in Two Dsvs.

LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine re.
moves the cause. To get the genuine,
call for full name and look for sigma
ture Of e. w. GROVE. 25c.
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Royal Neiphbors.

Salt Lake Valley camp No. 3o72 will
hold its regular meeting Thursday. April
4. at p. m, in /. . q. T. hall.
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Miss O'Brien a set or beautiful table
linen, with the good wishes OF the mem
Dcrs
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Decorative Things

in wall papers are always to he had at
w. a. DUVALL'S, 110 w. End So. Both
phones
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All Run Down

IN the spring-thnt is the condition OF
thousands whose systems have not
thrown off the impurities accumulated
during the winter - blood humors that
are now causing pimples, boils and
other eruptions, loss OF appetite, bilious
turns, indigestion, and other stomach
troubles, dull headaches and weak,
tired, languid feelings.
Hoods Sarsaparilla removes all these
humors, cures all these troubles reno
Yates, strengthens and tones the whole
system. This is the testimony OF thou
sands annually.
Accent no substitute ior
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Hoods Sarsaparilla

Insist on having Hoods. Get it today.
In liquid or tablet form. 100 Doses ST.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-25
BlG-WORD CONTEST IS Off
University Professors Decline to
Meet Herald Reporters ON the
Field of Language.

Back Back to the shelf. o Dictionary!
To the archives, o Grammar,
There will be no fight.
The big word contest is off, abandoned.
auspespielt
The university professors decline to en-
gage The Herald reporters in the rough
and-tumble struggle with words and facts
that earns daily little meat and some
times too much drink for the humble
Yes, the professors refuse to buck the
newspaper game. 1t should not be for
gotten that the professors still assert
their claim to knowledge of the English
language, claim not disputed by the re-
porters. But the professors decline to
take a chance with the reporters under
the conditions that govern newspaper
making.
Wherefore. the police reporter mourn
eth. He mourneth the loss of s. in money
that he invested in a clipping bureau ser
vice with the understanding that the bu-
reau give him ali the big words possible
He planned to take the fight to the pro-
fessOrs, to meet them on their own
ground. and he had collected so many
ponderous verbal missiles that he was
sure of victory.
The English language as used in Salt
Lake newspapers must worry along I'M
der the same old conditions. The pro-
fessors will not act as pacemakers.
The incident was referred to by Profess
sOr Reynolds and Professor Marshall in
the presence of their classes in English
Reynolds read The Herald's challenge to
his class and explained that he had not
intended to attack The Herald, but had
merely sought to direct attention to what
he regarded as an example of common
error. He said his purpose at all times
WAS to aid his pupils in forming an Eng
fish conscience that would instinctiyely
guide them to the choice of pure English.
Professor Marshall limited delicately that
possibly the reporters desired to succeed
the professors of English on the faculty
of the university. Both teachers declined
to accept The Herald's challenge.
The incident is regarded as having been
helpful TO both sides. If The Heralds
dictionary could talk, it might tell of two
of the busiest days any dictionary ever
had, That police reporter. never does
things by halves. If the professors should
talk they might tell of deliberations in
which the theory of chances was -conspic-
uous and in which the voice of caution
spoke convincingly.
The professors do not desire TO report.
The reporters do not desire TO teach.
Each to his job and all is well.
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q q q CURES
800. BLOOD POISON

The hrst symptom Contagious
ulcer which does always excite suspicion
but as the poison becomes firmly rooted
ueeIate spots rash breaks
tne na begins to out glands the
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the poison allowed remain
necrosis decay and makes complete
VIII not do to taper with disease Blood Poison
or every day the virus remains blood
toward more stage and the end beyond o
There but reliable
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tn disease In the right by down into the
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this Illuminating and destructive disorder
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continues until vge the
sufferer restored to health s. is experiment
and cured thousands
every stage and being entirely free from minerals
treatment suffering with this
blood with
treatment DOCK on the disease and medical advice
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA Ga.
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SLIGHTLY OUT OF FORM
May Sutton Does Not Play With
Her Characteristic
Vim

New York. April 24.-AIiss May Sutton,
the California girl who two years ago
won the English national tennis cham
pionship and is preparing for another visit
10 the British courts today made her
first appearance in tournament play on
The st. Nicholas ring indoor courts In
the WOmans doubles. Miss Sutton paired
with Mrs. ]. V. L. Pruyn and they de
feated Miss Emily Scott and Miss Marga-
sret Behr in straight sets. 70 and 6-S.
Only occasionally did Miss Sutton get
into the rallies with characteristic vim
and then she brought off the points with
ease. In the other match of the day Miss
Juliet Addee and Miss Martha COster de-
feated Miss Pauline Robinson and Miss
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WILKINSON PUTS UP COIN.
Will Nicholson in Match for Roller
Championship.

The challenge recently issued by Char
ley Wilkinson. the speedy roller skater
10 race c. L. Colson for the state cham
piOnship for one mile. has been accepted
by COlson and the race will take place
this evening at the Auditorium rink The
rivals will not only race for the champion
ship, but for the medals won by Colson
and Wilkinson. Each has carried off
medal and young Wilkinson wants to
either win or lose both. He has also de-
posted with Manager Barbour 800 for
side bet and if CGlson or his friends cares
10 cover that amount the money is ready
Tor them. In the last race Wilkinson
dropped out on the fourth lap. claiming
he was fouled. Next week Gray and Pet
ers, fancy and trick bicycle riders will
give exhibitions at the Auditorium.
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JUDsON sPRA|Ns ANKLE
Crack High School Athlete Makes
Good on CorvelPs Base
ball Team.

Lyman c. Judson. ex-captain of the
football, baseball and track teams at the
Salt Lake High school. now attending
school at Cornell university. met with a
n1lshap few days ago while practicing
Baseball. His ankle was sprained and
he will be on the retired list for the next
TWO weeks He has made the freshmen
team as pitcher and third base. He will
not be able to get in the opening game
but hopes to be in shape for the rest of
them. Judson was let out of military
drill at Cornell to practice with the big
nine and he made favorable impression
upon the coach. but one-year rule pre-
vented him from making the team. He
Is also working out at track and is doing
some good work in the sprints
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B. U. PROTESTS MORGAN ADAMS.

The B. Y. university of Provo filed a
protest yesterday against Morgan Adams,
the crack 81" pole vaulter, entering the
meet next Saturday. The protest charges
fore the end of the last semester last
year. also that he did not enter this year
at the beginning of the semester.
Coach Maddox said yesterday that the
charges were unfounded and absurd and
the books of the registrar show that he
entered and quit school at a time to make
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him eligible. He also said that Adams
was found eligible by the eligibility com
mittee of the faculty and he was doing
exceptionally well in his school work
Adams was formerly of the B. Y. uni
versity, the school that is protesting him,
but the last two years he has been a
student at the university He holds the
state record of eleven feet nine inches in
the pole vault and is a good jumper He
Is entered by the university in the broad
and high Jumps and the pole vault
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Sophomores.
NOLAN TO MANAGE o'sRIEN.

4 Especial TO The Heraid.) \
4 Los Angeles, April A-Arrange- :
y ments were completed here today :
whereby Billy Nolan takes the man. =
y agement of Philadelphia Jack 4
\ OBrien. He will make ali arrange :
y ments for matches for O'Brien in the !
y future. It is believed Nolan will try =
y TO get the first fight with Bill =
4 Souires as the first match under the \
r new management. OBrisn Is =
+ matched to fight Burns here next \
= month and Nolan will at once take =
y charge of the business end of this y
y fight. =