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HUGHES MESSAGE SnRS
NEW YORK GAMBLERS
Jockey Club Hold Special Meeting &c
Discuss Recommendation Made
by Governors.

NEW YORK. Jan. s.-stirred by the
message of Governor Hughes against
bookmaking at the race track, the
head. OF the great racing associations
me- at the rooms of the Jockey Club
IN tho Windsor Arcade, today to begin
action. These men. who have mil
lions OF dollars invested in tracks
about New York city, and at Saratoga.
believe that should the governors
3Aea be incorporated into law their
islness would be ended.
1ong Pat" McCarren will lead the
against any legislation to abolish
Sllng on race tracks in this state.
Alll be aided lby Senator Grady,
Eill undoubtedly receive the
Is. support Of the Democratic rep
Mes iii both houses. The fight
ll,le is expected to be one
erest In legislative history.
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Money Marke

NEW YORK. Jan. s.-Money on call
easier, 6 to 10; ruling rate percent;
closing bid, offered at per cent.
Time loans quiet and easier: sixty
days and 80 days per cent; six
months. to z. Close: Prime mer.
camille paper to 10 per cent: sterl-
ing. exchange firm w.u actua. bust.
ness In bankers bills at 4S5.15 for de.
mand and Mt 480.25 for 60 day bills.
Commercial bills $50. Bar silver
o5 is; Mexican dollars 43 1-2
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MAYLET HARTMAN G0t
SINCE THERE ARE OTHER
Chairman Knapp Heeltates tqg, :
tabllsh Precedent In plssolyt IVY
Railroad Combinations.1

WASHINGTON. d. c., arFomn n,m sio me
intcrstnte Commerce ea 'ons i,.,no,,
which conducted the fay yn ovs,o lmve ,sut
cation of the Harrima5f, or;J s,en, ," "s.
bns hne en'ioping alfTat command of the
'a as,S1 Justice, is not, by any
means. nnax shimously favorable to the
~" ~ prosecution.
choirS oman Knapp said today.
ar 4, t Is decided that the law only
-elatod @Q "unreasonable' restraint OF
rnda.sa,S. tho Government must prove
haSlaSt there is such restraint that more
"a harm than good is done by comblna-
IA ton of railroad systems. Can It prove
~ that?
mi Beyond this. Is the question of Of
I'd feet on other systems. IL decision
"a should BIO secured holding that the
~ Union Paciilc's control of the South.
10 ern Pacific must be loosed Such n
consideration would ut once apply to
~ the New York Central.
IN That road owns most OF the stool;
VI or tho Lake Shore and the Michigan
ne Central two roads. which, between
or Chicago and Buffalo are much more
lg closely In competition than the Union
ed and Southern Pacific. Again, there
%. ls the Pennsylvania Railroad which
d, owns the stock OF the Pennsylvania
d. Company, which, In turn, controls the
re parallel lines of the Pennsylvania
T. system west of Pittsburg,
Attorney Generay Bonaparte. when
~, asked the plans for prosecuting the
80 Hartman combination. said that in
ten days Or two weeks a statement
~ would be published on the subject.
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Southern Bank clearlnqs.
(By Assoclated Prose- !

tBy Associated Press.)
NEW YORK. Jan. 3-Total bank
ciearings for the week s1.9O6, $4,000,
as AGAINST si,s22.6s7OOO last week
and S3.175,20S.0O0 last year.
Richmond s6,O44,000, increase 1877
Savannah s4,517000, decrease 1873.
Atlanta ss,2O5.OOO. decrease 30.
Norfolk s1.967000. decrease 22.6.
Augusta s1.945,OOo. increase 1875.
Knoxville s1,241,O
Charleston $1,S51 900. increase 2O.4,
Jacksonville s1,11S,0OO.
Macon $4,000, decrease BIG.
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HELP WANTEo-WALE

GOOD PAY-MEN WANTED EVERY
where TO tack signs. distribute cir
culars. samples, etc. No canvassing.
NATIONAL DIST. BUREAU. Chi
cago, Ill. saith.
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hJRlBl1I0NISTss1 PLAN
Making Active Preparations for
Presidential Campaign Next Year.
HOPE 10 POLL An IhHEa,E VOTE
Some OF tho Enthusiasts Even Go SO
Far as to Say Tha, Bryan canno.
Accept Democratic Nomination Be.
esuso He 10 churehman.

| CHICAGO, Jan. 3--The Prohlbl-
tionists, flushed with their series OF
Il Victories during the past year, are
now planning thorough organization
for the presidential campaign in 1908
The effect of these plans has been
made apparent In this city. At the
recent meeting OF tde Cook County
Democratic Central Committee n mo-
ton was made to endorse w. j. Bry-
an for President. This was voted
down when leading members of the
committee publicly pointed out that
tho spread of Prohibition may force
Mr. Bryan, as church member, to
endorse the Issue this year.
Charles II. Jones. chairman OF the
prohibition National Committee has
declared tho party cry in 1908 Will
be, National Prohibition, the Now
Slogan OF the South On Wednesday
of this week Georgia was enrolled
In the list of Prohibition states. tho
salo of liquor In public places being
barred except In the smallest of
quantities, and then only on doc
tors prescription. II is conndntly
expected by the Prohibitionists that
MISSISSIPPI will fall into line early In
the coming year. The legislature
In that state Will meet next week
and Immediately after Governor elect
Noel takes office tho passage of al
state prohibition law will be pushed.
Its probable success can best he
1ndged by the fact that at present
there Is no saloon in the state along
the limo Of the Illinois Genital Rail-
road between the Tennessee md
Louisiana boundaries.
Illinois, however, is to be the spec
ial battle ground of the "drys" during
Tho next few months. Alonzo E. WI
son, state chairman. has issued,
special call to the Prohibition work
erS urging that steps be taken att
once to bring up no license vote In
every township aud city of Illinois
under the local option law. The ncNtJs
elections under this law will bo1s. III
April q Tho law requires tSdiat
each case n petition signeSssRu by
per cont. of the numbessstr who voi
II tho last town eleesSiio shall be III
with fbo i,or,, Af2E oih, cio,i, hos,
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What canary eats has been the
subject of research by scientist who
weighed n canary and found 1t rather
over half an ounce. He also weighed
all the food and found that the bird
consumed thirty-two times Its weight
every month. or actually more than its
own weight every day.
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FOR SALE Two-M AsTED
schooner, with 12-horse power gaso-
line engine, carrys about 80 600 feet
lumber in fine condition. For par
ticulars call OLD DOMINION LAND
CO.. Hotel Warwick Building.
12-31-Gt.
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LOST.

LosT-GoLD WATCH AND FOB
between Lexington Hotel and 34th
St, on Huntington Ave, or on JEFF
ferson Ave. between 34th and Goth
SITS. or on Goth. between jefferson
Ave. and 1855 Goth st. Reward If
returned 10 DAILY PRESS.
l-3-1t
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Shareholders Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that they !:
nual meeting of the stockholdersN
THE HALES COMPANY. Jeweld4 &,
and Optitions, Inc. will he held ~
No. 2.700 Washington Avenue, city X.
Newport News. Va. on Wednesday,
the 18th of January. 1908, at $500 i.
NJ. for the election OF officers and
directors for the ensuing year, and
such other business as may be brought
before the meeting.
H. X. Walden, Secretary.
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NoTIcEl

Patrons of the Newport News Light
and Water company. are hereby re
minded that water bills must be paid
by the 10th inst. All delinquents on
the nth inst. will have their supply
cut off pursuant to notice given all
consumers NEWPORT NEWS LIGHT
AND WATER COMPANl, by L. B.
MANVILLE, Superintendent. i-1-10t.
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WE SELL AND RENT PIANOS
cash or eaBy payment plan. accept
secondhand piauoa or organs &c
part payment on new Instruments
Tuning and repairing speciality
All work guaranteed. Ferguson
Music Co., zoo Thirty-first street
CIT. Phone a6. 4 10 4n,
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FOR sALD-FIND KNABn PARLoE
Grand Piano, cheap. 2O9 Thirty
FIRST street 1O-9-tf
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The night came on. the good wife
smiled
To herself al she softly said.
THANK God, we're happy. healthy and
bright,
We all take Rocky Mountain Tea at
night.
j. C. GoRsUCH & co.
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WANTED-SBvERAL GOOD CAR
rier boys not under 10 years of age
Apply DAILY PRESS Office after
z p. M.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALD-FTvE HORSEPOWER
boiler and engine. in good condition:
burns either coal or wood; will be
sold cheap. For further particulars,
call os l.. b. MANVILLE, Old Do
mlnion Land Cos Office. 12-31-6t
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FOUND.

FoUND-PBARL STICK PIN IN
front of iron fence at Foo. Monroel
Owner r,i.y obtain sp,n by apply
ing at HOTEL WARWICK. 1-3-3t.
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SUGAR HEABtO MARKET.
aap|d Rise h Ih|s Stock Causes
Others TO Go Up.
SPECTATORS GOBBLE UP READING
Professional Activity Causes tho Lilo.
to Take an Upward Tum-Ratce
fro Time Loans Low-Toai Sales
and Closing Quotations.
(By Associated Press.l

NEW YORK, Jan. 3.-The course of
today's stock market was a success
sion OF bacldngs and filings rejecting
the uncertain feeling of the profess
slonal element which was concerned
most in the dealings. Opposing con-
siderations came into play at different
Atimes and enjoyed n temporary ascen-
5Hent In shaping the course of prices.
GAminor factor In the morning depres
A {Au was the report of the failure OF
'ioSSnall bank in Colorado. Speculative
l sfsA,rt conferred on Reading and it
iuppefle rise In that stock that turned
vas q Arket upwards. The rapid cas-
he mdT the call loan market was a
ng of the stock market The call
ielp to$& went no higher than 10 per
oan ratBday and from that level re-
'ent. toFasily.
'eded II evidence in the weeks, cash
TheEsnent that money had flowed
hoye%y to this center during the week
ree)B the later strengthening influence
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UNDERTAKES.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

THERE'S A DIFFERBNCE-HoME
baking and cooking. BELMONT
LUNCH. 250S Washington Ave.
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'ewhy does the professor have all
those letters tackled to his nameT
That shows that he got there by de-
uraean
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FOR RENT.

FOR RBNT-ONE LARGE ROOM IN
second floor, with Southern expos
posture, suitable for lady and
gentleman. Address 126 saith st.
12-31-6t
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WANTED-YOU TO REMEMBER
that 1t Is better to nave insurance
and not need it than to need 1t and
7 not have 1t. Now is the time to
see us and get the best policy.
NIsLMS & CO., INC. Representing
|. SIZE. 100000. 25l7 Washington Ave.
12-29-6t.
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pom stocks.
The stock market turned very
strong after estimates OF the currency
movement appeared. an average OF
10 cents hundred in prices of refined
sugar had quite pronounced effect
on sentiment regarding the CONNER
cial and Industrial situation and a
number of Industrial stocks became
strong, led by American Sugar itself.
Rates for time loans were notably low.
or and increasing supply of funds was
reported. The ending was easy
Bonds were firm. Total sales. par
value, 2,774,000. Unictd States
bondss Were unchanged on call. Total
sales today G35.oO0 shares Including
Copper. 277OO; Smelling 26,sOO; Sugar
24.9O0; Tobacco 200; A. C. l.. 100: @.
& o, 600; l.. & N. 1900; N. G w. 200;
Penna. $4,000; Reading lS1,2o0; So.
Ry. l,4,00; U. S. Steel 25,2O0! ". C. C.
100; Nor Pac, 4l,2OO; Sloss Shenield
| 1000.
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WANTED.

wANTED--wAGo,s TO BUILD
and carriages to paint; satisfaction
guaranteed. PENINSULA MFG,
CO., Il. Gilderslceve, Proprietor,
1856 Twenty-fifth street. 1-3-3m.
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MOO "pRY" FOR HER,
eseller's Daughter De
- 5e Patroness.

~. 3.-Bec9kSei the
Tue Eos zillard
s se OF
pit of
Z pick.
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As borne fruit already
ble mnner. Agitation
NIL saloons is under
In Chicago, and the
zhe larger interior
for the barring
actively pushed
Snyiile, Kankakeo.
buth. Rockford,
Rock Island.
N q. and before
Ar cities doubt
the list,
Anal convention
sias been moro
Try nature. but
Aet In Column
grand "hur-
Inhibition Ma
arranged for
! hypr hald nv
Ae 1900 del
+ In 1904 and
comment or
Note of Mr..
1904. is as
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WANTBD-TO BUY, SELL OR Elk
change furniture and stoves. O. w.
LEWIS, 2502 Huntington avenue.
3 II st
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wANTED-BoARDERs-1So THIR.
ty-first street; modern conven.
iences! references exchanged.
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Maccabees.

Next Tuesday night Great Salt Lake
camp 1O.071 will entertain its neighbors
and their friends at a smoker and social
in the camp room. The work of the past
year has been 50 good and the camp is
in such splendid financial condition that
a celebration of some kind is in order.
The committee, composed of Neighbors
Terry, Parsons and Bowers, has spent
considerable time and trouble in arranS-
ing a program for this occasion and has
gone to some expense TO procure refresh
ments. No admission fee will be charged
and no subscriptions asked. The affair
is complimentary TO the neighbors and
their friends.
Among the speakers of the evening will
be Judge George G. Armstrong, VINO was
one of the charter members of Great Salt
Lake camp. Judge Armstrong will speak
upon Modern Woodmen of America.
Neighbor c. L. Shelly, special deputy OF
our camp, will speak on 'Fraternal In
surance."
In addition to the talks by these well
known speakers. an elaborate musical
program has been arranged and seVera
of the best musicians in Salt Lake will
take part. The degree team OF Great sail
Lake camp will give an exhibition drill
A cordial invitation is extended to al
Woodmen, particularly visiting neighboss
and to all friends of Woodcraft.
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Women Of Woodcraft.

Silver Maple circle los held its regular
weekly meeting Friday evening with
Guardian Neighbor M. z, Baer in the
chair and a full attendance of officers
and guards One stranger was conducted
through the mysteries of Woodcraft by
Attendant Dykes and the guards. Grand
Outer Sentinel Ida j. Thompson of Los
Angeles was a visitor and was greeted
with grand circle nonors The Thimble
club of Silver Maple circle reported prog
ress and said II would flood Salt Lake
with quilts and comforters in a few
weeks They meet at the residence of
Mrs Herrick. 55S South Second West. on
Dec. 5. The circle was entertained by
Mrs Cheshire and Mrs. Soils.
The circle will give free musical and
literary entertainment on Friday even
ing, Dec. IS, at /. o. o. F. hall. Friday
evening, Nov. %. the annual election of
officers will take place.
Salt Lake circle $50 met in regular ses-
sion Thursday evening. Nov. q. with Past
Guardian Neighbor Anna Forester pre-
siding Ida Tompson. the grand outer
sentinel, and visitors from Colorado were
present and were greeted with the grand
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Royal Neishbors Of America.

Salt Lake Valley camp held its regular
n Getting on Thursday evening. There was
an excellent attendance and more neigh
bors were added to the rolls. Miss Alice
McEnany was shown through the beau
tiful workings of the order. A commit
tee from Excelsior camp was present with
a proposition which was accepted and Will
be acted upon by a committee. A sur
prise visit was paid by the members OF
Excelsior camp and after an excellent pro-
gram was given.
UtOnian tent No, IL had large at
tendance of the sir knights at its review
on Wednesday evening -Four new men,
bers were initiated State Commander Il.
Z. Kelly was present and encouraged the
members in the good work being done by
the tent. Next Wednesday there will be
more limitations.
Banner hive No. II, l.. o. T. NJ, will
hold special review Tuesday afternoon al
2:3O O'Clock for balloting and reception Of
candidates. The various committees will
make their report of the fair.
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Modern Woodmen of America.

Excelsior camp held an excellent meet
ing Monday evening. There was large
attendance Ten more applications We're
received, making a total of forty-one III
three meeting nights. The camp paid a
surprise visit to the Royal Neighbors,
Salt Lake Valley camp, last Thursday
evening. An excellent program was pro-
vided, after which a banquet was given.
A special program will be given this
evening, which will include a speech by
Manager Mcclure. His subject " | be
Modern Woodcraft and Its Relations to
the brotherhood of Man. Neighbors
WitzeU and James will sing duet. The
meeting Will begin at SIS. at Eagles hall,
corner Second South and West Temple
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THE SALT LAKE HERALD: MONDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1907

ideals can be seen-ideals by which we de-
termine the goodness or badness OF I'M
bridled sensualism-in the pit of COM
merciai struggle We have not risen high
enough to get a glimpse of any moral OF
ethical standard before whose bar our sor
didness and cannibalism may be brought
and exposed for what it is. We think we
can see baseness in the life or the SEN
atOr, perhaps because we can see dis
grace. We can see no basenesS IN the
common grind Of cOmmercialiSm because
a higher and nobler ideal has not yet
come to bring to our cheeks the economic
blush
Need of Higher Order.
Perhaps if we knew how widely and
powerfully Senator Browns philosophy OF
life controls men and women-younS men
and young women-how the very Social
order which we support and of which We
boast produces that philosophy of life in
the minds of thousands of young men ana
young women, as naturally as Weey5
grow in a neglected garden, We snould
feel to the keenness of anguish the heeu
of a higher social order with which 10
call forth in the souls of our children q
better philosophy of life. How is t"a'
higher philosophy of life TO come?
My friends, that can be done IN any
large measure for the great mass OF hI 4.
man beings in one way and only one. II
is true that here and there a man or Wo-
man down the centuries mas spoheh ~
vine word. has acted a divine deeo-dhu
all the world thrills to it yet Our oI NY
TODAY is incOmparably larger, nobler- we
cannot we dare not. merely repeat tne
past 1t is not a few great souls that II
is our business to produce. That IS MOI
what democracy has come into the WoriI
for That is not what the sacrlflces OF MS
tory mean 1t is greatness of vision, OF
service of life and love for all the people
that il is our business to create.
Not Impossible Dream.
docs. someone say this is an impos-
sible dream? Then God is an Impossible
dream, religion is an impossible dream
our hopes and faiths and moral asplra-
tions are a vain deceit. But 1t is not al
impossible dream. A nation may stand
for an ideal or a service which quickens
the nobIest feelings in human hearts and
summons the divinest possibilities OF hui
man life into inspiring word and heroic
deed 1t was the desire, the hope, the
faith the spiritual demand that the Amer
lean nation rise TO the stature of its sa-
cred opportunity and wipe the black stain
of slavery from its flag that gave birth
to the only great poetry this nation has
ever produced to the hottest deeds its
history has recorded
1T remains for our citizenship to say
whether this nation shall accept its divine
task of haliowing the lives of all who
dwell beneath its flag by incarnating in
all its aims and policies the sacred hopes
and faiths of men. or whether it shall fol
low its discredited predecessors to the
| limbo of unregretted oblivion
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/. 0. o. F,

Canton Colfax No l. Patriarchs Mill
tant. will have a special drill tonight, II
being preliminary to the meeting on Tues
dav night, when the decoration of cheV-
alier will be conferred on three Rebekar
sisters.
Salt Lake lodge No. > had a large at
tendance. including many visitors, OF
Friday night As the candidate expected
for the second degree failed to appear tht
visitors made the evening one of pleasure
by sensible and appropriate remarks
Grand Secretary Simpkin made an excel
lent address.
Golden Rule encampment NO. : had
well attended meeting Tuesday night.
Oouirrh encampment No. ! will prob
ably pass The regular meeting for tomor
row night as the canton is expected TO oc
cupy the evening in comforting the dec
Grafton of chiYalry. 80
The grant encampment of Utah vii
hold its annual session tomorrow, Tues
daV. opening at 10 a. m.
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The Social System.

1.-The spring cannot very well deny the
stream which flows from it. The mother
cannot honestly disOwn her own off
spring. AMI ne was your offspring, the
offspring of the American nation, of the
social order in which we al live. In what
way are our capitalists and labOrers our
mine promoters, our financiers, our rail-
road magnates, our succe ssful business
men-in what way are they acting on a
higher principle than Senator Brown?
Senator Brown simply chose one sort of
purely physical nOn-mOral satisfaction
immoral, if you like, He obeyed impulses
which were blind to any moral obligation
to the higher ideals of human life. But
so do the whole lot of men and women
who play their part in the drama of ac-
cumulation. of speculation. of developing
or exhausting the country's resources for
their own benefit. That they do not SUI
fer the social shame that has fallen on
these two representative citizens simply
means that while i'm family life We have
reached d certain level where higher
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. FraternaI Union of America.

Evergreen lodge Isl will hold its regu-
lar meeting tonight. There will be two
candidates for initiation. The annual
election of officers will also take place
The handsome collection of prizes will
also be on exhibition tonight. No doubt
there will be several applications for men,
bership. There remains but a short time
now for application under the dispense
ton.
Mrs A T.. White. who has been very
sick at the Holy Cross hospital is now al
her home at 259 South Second West street
where she will be pleased to see any OF
the members Mrs. Edwards. al $40 West
First South, is also recovering.
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SECRET SOCIETIES.
Eoresters of America.

Court Salt Lake No. 1, FOresters of
America. held card party and social
Wednesday evening in knights of Column
bus hall. which was well attended by
members and their wives and friends. A
fine musical and vocal program was Civ
en-. The Misses Daisy and Dorothy
SDringaU and Miss Lorene Bailey won
praise from those present by their we'll
rendered selections on the guitar and man
dolin. Brother Kneebow of Golden. Colo.
gave several beautiful selections on the
piano. He possesses a fine baritone voice
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improved Order of Bed Men.

Washable tribe No. 1 met Monday even
ing with the largest attendance of the
season. One application for membership
was received and referred for investiga-
ton one pale face was elected to MEM
bership and the warriors degree was con-
ferred on two members, the work being
given in excellent shape by the new team.
This, evening the warriors and chiefs de-
crees will be given.