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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-30

evening social dance and were entertained
by DR.. and Mrs. r. Z. Wight at theiI
residence after the dance were Misses
Hannah Lecompte. Nellie Jennings. Amber
Bardsley and Messrs. George Quinn,
Frank Shields, Rob Jennings, Verne
Wight and Mrs. Charles Shields.
+ Mrs. Pete Talon returned home Friday
morning from Salt Lake,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Maivey were in
coming passengers Thursday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Welsh entertained
Monday at dinner. The guests were Right
Rev. Bishop Seaman. Rev Dean Harris
and Rev. Father Galllgan, Mrs. M J. Nc
Gill. Mrs. ]. J. Galligan and John Cal
ligan.
Hugh Kilkenney spent a few days in
Park City.
Mrs. ". D. Sutton entertained the after
noon 800 card club at her home Friday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Shields went to
Salt Lake Wednesday to be present at the
wedding of John A Malta and Miss Val
entine Murphy.
Mrs. j. r. Jeffords and Mrs Charles
Getch spent Monday in Coalvilie
The Ladies' Sewing club was enter
tanned Thursday at the home of Mrs. John
F. Welsh.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-30


Inc campaign Tor encouraging more
extensive patronage of home Industries is
being vigorously pushed by Salt Lake
merchants and business men generally.
A feature of this movement is the colIec-
ton Of photographs of scenes in and
about local manufacturing establishments
which VIII shortly form an extensive
exhibit at the Utah chamber of com
merce building on Third South street
j. Brush Anderson. who is making the
collection for the officials of the cham
her of commerce, last week secured the
photographs reproduced above. They in
clude views of the Salt Lake Knitting
Works, the shoe factory of the T. c. NJ
l.; view of Silver Foundry & Machine
company: the Hustler flour mills; the
Sweet Candy company establishment on
East First South street; the planning mill
of the Sierra Nevada Mill company and
the plant of the Salt Lake Building &
Manufacturing company.
During the coming week a number of
other establishments in and about Salt
Lake will be photographed. The photo
graphs already obtained are being mount
ed as rapidly as possible.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-30
WIVES SEEK DIVORCE.
Mrs. Nettie M. Robinson and Mrs.
kissinger File Complaints.

Three wives petitioned the district
court yesterday for divorces from their
respective husbands on the grounds of
non-support and desertiOn.
Mrs. Nettie M. Robinson in her COM
plant alleges that she was married to
John w Robinson June 26. 1902, and the
desertlon IS alleged to have taken place
Nov. 3, 1893. Since that period he has
failed to provide for her.
Deserted on her wedding day, June ..
1906, was the fate of Mrs Henry Kissin-
ger, wro filed suit against Henry Kissin-
ger. The cause of the desertion is NOT
stated in the complaint
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-30
OFFICE is DISCONTINUED.
County Superintendent of Schools
Takes New Position.

The office of county superintendent Of
night. Under law passed by the 1905
legislature the county was divided into
two school districts, the Jordan and the
Granite, and the office of county superin-
tendent was abolished. The law becomes
operative July 1.
John W. Smith, who has occupied for
the past two years and half the posi-
tion of county superintendent, will take
charge of the Jordan district as superin-
tendent. He spent all day yesterday In
closing up his office in the city and coun-
~ building. which will be turned over to
the state Superintendent.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-30
TICKETS READY MONDAY
Real Estate Men Securing Many
Prizes for Celebration at
Saltair, July IL.

Tickets for the celebration Of Real Es-
tate day at Saltair will be placed on sale
Monday at various places down town, yet
to be designated.
The tickets entitle the holders to a trim
to Saltair and return and to participa te
in the prizes to be given away by the
bratiOn. The committee in charge of
securing the prizes is hard at work and
many valuable gifts were received by
them yesterday. The cash fund has
reached the 81 200 mark
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-30
PETITION IS SUBMITTED.
Winevich Says There is No Evidence
Against Him,

The petition of Emil Winevich. charged
with murder in the first degree for the
killing of an Austrian at Bingham juno
ton, for writ of habeas corpus. was
submitted 10 Judge Armstrong Yesterday
without argument. the attorneys simply
filing their briefs
Winevich's grounds for release are that
there was no evidence at the preliminary
hearing before Justice Williams to irnDli-
cate him in the crime. The murder oc-
CURED during the recent strike
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-30
COMPELLED TO DECLINE.

Washington. June 29.-Secretarv Taft
today telegraphed to the Republican
leaders in Oklahoma that he would NOT
be able 10 come to that territory until
August /, as he expects to spend JULY
on his vacation at murray Bay, on the
St Lawrence river.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-30
VACATION SEASON

VIII soon be here, and if your stom-
ach is in bad shape it can be restored
to its normal condition very promptly
by the Bitters. You will then be able
to enjoy your trip without suffering
any i'll effects from the strange eating
and drintipo
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-30
H0STETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS

will promptly relieve Cramps, Diar-
rhoea or Costiveneses and also cure
Poor Appetite, Headache, Indigestion.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-30
WITH A POLICY BEHIND HIM

A property owners dread of fire
is considerably mitigated. espe-
cially if such Policy proves to be
in the ROYAL Insurance Com
pany. If a property owner with
out this protection happens to
be burned out, he Is indeed TO be
pitied, and yet the cost of good
FIRE insurance is SO small that
one wonders how any house
holder can afford to be without.
A ROYAL Policy Will not pre-
vent fire from burning the home
of the pOssessoT, but 1t will pre-
vent poverty from following
such a disaster. 1t enables one
to start afresh. We carry the
protection you are looking for.
Let us write you a Policy in the
WORLDS GREATEST FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
w. J. HALL0RAN, Agent.
Fire Insurance and Real Estate,
II West Third South St.
Both Phones S23.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01

and members, who are taking deep In
ferest In its welfare. AT the last meeting
i've applications for membership were
presented to the court. and In addition 80
these the applications Of Bro. w. Il.
Ferry, past high secretary, and his son.
Fro. Roy E. Perry, formerly members OF
Court Occident No. 467. were acted upon
.avorably and they were received as men,
bers Of the court
1t has become a practice in this court
to appoint committee at each meeting
who shall provide entertainment unde-
rhe head Of good and welfare" at the
nei-t meeting. At the last meeting 4
reading by Companion Strachan and a
bean hunt" provided by Companion
Perry were the features of the evening,
both of which were enjoyed by the mem
ters present.
Bro. L. D. Hollingsworth, chief range"
OF the court, and his good wife, COM
panion Hollingsworth, are the happy
parents of brand new baby girl, which
arrived at their home a few weeks ago.
Baby Hollingsworth has attended the last
three meetings of Court Semi Tropic, and
~ the meeting held November 10 was pre-
sented with a solid gold iocket and chan
ty the members of the court.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01
BENEVOLENT AND PRO-
TEcTIvE ORDER OF ELKS

Memorial services will be held by Los
Angeles lodge No. SO, Benevolent and
Protective Order of Elks. for those of
the order who died since the lodge was
organized in 1889, at Temple auditorium
this afternoon at 8 o'clock
The order of exercises will be as fol-
lows: Organ solo, William Edison Stro-
bridge; opening ceremonies by the lodge;
roll call of the honored dead, M. j. Con-
way; baritone solo, Frank c. Collier;
opening ode; invocation, Rev. Baker p.
Lee; tenor solo, John Douglas Walker;
oration, Tom w. Hickey, past exalted
ruler; baritone solo, William James
Chick, eulogy, Henry A. Melvin, past
grand exalted ruler; tenor solo, Roland
Paul: closing exercises by the lodge;
organ solo, William Edison Strobridge
benediction, Rev. Baker P. Lee.
Included with those who died in former
years will be those who passed away
the past year, as follows: ]. j. Laven-
thai. II. A. Harbaugh, w. II. English,
M N. Eskey, John Barre, A. M. Mixer.
Ben q. Ward, G.. II. Bennett and DR.. j.
de Barth Shorb.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01
New York to Los Angeles in a pay

Cleveland Moffett has q talent for max.
ing machinery interesting to even the
least mechanically inclined mind. "The
Edge of the Future in Science" in the
December McClure's, is the history of
an invention which has been sufficiently
perfected to induce the British war office
to back the inventor with $50 900. This
new gyro-car, the invention of a wonder
: ,rExihg Irishman, If it fulfills its prom
ises, win revolutionize human activities.
II will bring New York and Los Angeles
within a single day of each other. while
London to South Africa will dwindle
down to six days trip. And all this in
cars thirty feet wide--not cars at all, in
fact. but great spinning hotels. There
are photographs of this time and space
annihilator to illustrate the article.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01
FRATERNAL ORDER OF
EAGLES

Elaborate preparations are being made
by the members of the Fraternal Order
of Eagles 20 give a public reception to
Theodore A. Bell, grand worthy presi-
dent of the order, Monday evening at
Eagles hail. 10 East Third street.
The guest of honor Is expected to arrive
In Los Angeles Monday morning. A COM
mittee of Eagles will meet him at the
station and form an escort to the Hotel
Holenbeck.
Members of the reception committee
are: Sheriff w. A. Hammel, chairman;
Mayor Harper. Fire Commissioner An
thony Schwamm, Charles E. Salter, pres
Ident of the local aerie. No. 102; Past
President and Chief of Police Ed Kern,
Councilmen Lyon, Clampitt and Healy,
Supervisors C. E. Patterson and S. T.
Eldridge Fred Pierce, George Renwick,
P. r. Froelich, Jesse r. Shafer and Wal
ter Moore.
Upon the arrival of Mr. Bell at the
hotel he will be given an informal recep-
ton. In the afternoon he will be shown
about the city in an automobile. AT $3.50
o'clock he will be the guest of honor at a
banquet to be served at Levy's.
Monday evening at s o'clock there will
be large gathering of Eagles at Eagles
hail. 1t will be a public reception. 1t is
expected that Mayor Harper will deliver
the address of welcome. r. G.. Goodsall,
grand district deputy and state vice
president of the order, of San Bernardino
will make an address, to which Mr.. Bell
will reply.
Members of the committee of arrange
ments appointed by Worthy President
Charles J. Salte- of the local aerie are
w. D. Hutchinson, ch airman; Thomas
Vacher, Robert McGraw, Ed Rice. r. &.
Cook. FRANK Downing. F. L. Lincoln and
r. Dougherty
On Mondav night the annual election
of officers of the local aerie will be held
P r. troelch will succeed Worthy Pres
ident G. E. oalter, who retires. 1t is
thought that George Renwick will be
elected to the office of vice president
without opr sition. w. D. Hutchinson
and Robert 4.4c( -aw are the contestants
for the office of chaplain. Former Fire
Chief Walter Moore and Jesse r. Schaf-
fer will probably be selected for secre.
taries. I'd Rice and Dan Leary will have
sharp co... est for the office of treas.
urer c. P. Cooke has been nominated as
inside guard and AL Harding for outsid,
guard R. G. Cook. c. j. Redmond
w. A. McCombs, Evan Lewis and r
Ashen have been nominated from which
TO elect three trustees. There viii be {
selection of three physicians. Din E. H
Garrett c. e. Stoner and c. H. Dawley
are in the lead
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01


| the dance music. The parlors will be
arranged for card playing for those who
do not dance. All members of the order
in the city and their friends are cordially
invited to attend.
Los Angeles assembly No. has ap-
pointed a committee to arrange for q
Christmas tree, card party and dance,
to be held Christmas evening, to which
all members and their immediate fam
lilies will be invited and remembered by
Santa Claus. At the session of the as
sembly last Wednesday the members
We're entertained under the good of the
order by an exhibition drill by the drill
team from Golden State camp M. w. A.
! Several members of the team are also
members of the royal court, which made
| their visit the more pleasurable.
| All assemblies of the royal court will
hold their semi-annual election of officers
at their first meetings in December, or
as soon thereafter as possible.
Belyedere assembly No. "a gave the
finest public meeting in its history last
week. The program was exceptionally
meritorious, special feature Of which
was the splendid chorus of twenty voices.
About 500 members and friends were
present to enjoy the program and dane
ing that followed. Tomorrow evening
the assembly expects to initiate class
of fifteen candidates.
Crescent assembly No. 10 initiated four
candidates Friday night and balloted
upon seven applications, after which
coffee and cake were served. This as
sembly will give an open social meeting
December 10.
The Good Samaritan club Of the royal
court will be entertained next Friday
evening at the home OF its president,
Lady Carrie Holdridge, at 2S6 Francis
avenue. Whist, as usual. will be indulged
In for handsome prizes. A small charge
is made for score cards and the money
thus derived Ia used to furnish flowers
to the sick, or render help to the other
wise distressed members.
Royal Medical Examiner DR.. c. H.
Carleton paid flying visit in his auto
mobile to Riverside on. Thanksgiving
day The doctor was accompanied by
his family.
Sam j. Chapel, royal chancellor, will
leave In few days on visit to all of
..le assemblies In Southern California,
and while on the trip he will institute
two new assemblies, one Of which al
ready has a charter list Of sixty-three
applicants.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01


he stops. We regret that some of the
other members do not follow his c.
ample.
California Banner tent No. 6 will hold
AS election OF officers on Tuesday even
ing.
Tent No. 2 held It's regular monthly
smoker on Wednesday evening. The
committee had made arrangements for
a large crowd, but was hardly prepared
to handle the number who ATTENDED.
Whist was the order of the evening. A
number of the members were not en-
abled to indulge in their faxorite game
on account of shortage of tables The
committee guarantees that at the next
social there will be ample accommoda-
tions for all. AS the winter months an
proach the attendance at meetings is on
the increase and the social functions are
well attended. $50
At a recent meeting Santa Cruz tent
initiated f1fty-fve candidates and had
over one hundred applications. Sir
Knight A. Dunning, deputy great COM
mander, has been working in Santa Cruz
during the past month and the large in
crease in membership there is the result
of his efforts. E.i
During the past ten months Of the
present year the order has paid out
sSs4, $50 for total and permanent disability
benefits Under a recent change of the
laws freight zrakemen, fagmen and
switchmen on railroads are no longer
eligible to membership.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01

| M4N lie INSDthdH Iellel DOdIh
of Odd Fellows of Los An
0ogeles will hold bazaar m
it's temple. 22Ols South Main street, on
Wednesday and Thursday. Dinner will
lie served from IL 10 o'clock and supper
from to Z o'clock on both days
The proceeds of the festivities will be
equally divided among the members of
The T. o. o. F. Old Folks home at Their
Ipalito as Christmas gifts.
| Following are the booths and the names
Of the lodges having them in charge:
| Fancy work-Fraternity and Silver leaf
lodges.
Home Cooking-Paloma and East Ga.e
lodges.
Japanese tea garden and ice cream
Eureka and Arbor Vita lodges.
Art gallery-Una and Edelweiss lodges.
Fortune te!lers and aprons-Columbla
and Reba lodges.
Candy-AngeluS and Marathon lodges.
Postofflce-Mrs. Jackson.
Light refreshments will be served at all
times of the two days. aside from the
regular home cooked meals.
Great preparations have been made by
those in charge for an exceptionally en-
joyable and profitable time on these festal
days. On Wednesday night there will be
musical and literary entertainment, and
Thursday night the bazaar will close with
a dance.
About 125 Odd Fellows went to Redlands
en- a special train Saturday. q weeE
| ago. The degree work was put on in fine
order Saturday night. After the degree
had been conferred several speeches were
made by prominent Odd Fellows from sew
eral states. At 1890 O'Clock the visitors
were invited to the banquet room and en-
joyed fine collation..
Sunday morning the crowd went by
talyho to Smiley Heights and other places
OF interest.
The special train left Redlands at 2
o'clock noon and the happy passengers
arrived at Riverside, where they took cars
and enjoyed the sights of that place.
They started on the homeward trip at
o'clock.
Golden Rule lodge will confer the first
degree next Monday night.
The initiatory degree will be conferred
by Semi Tropic lodge on two candidates
at it's next meeting.
Los Angeles lodge will confer the second
degree on two candidates next Wednesday
right.
Good Will lodge will confer the second
degree next Thursday night.
Orange Grove encampment will confer
The patriarchial degree next Friday night.
officers will be elected for the ensuing
term.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01
....F..ss..i...s..i. ....s..s..ss..s..s..9.s..l.,

vision OF Mrs. Kate A. Russell, COM
mander of the hive, Lydia M. Peck and
Sarah B. Thatcher.
The following ladies will have charge
of the booths:
Fancy booth--Mrs. Amelia Blatemire,
Mrs. Mahl Longstreet and Mrs. Rose
Craig.
Domestic booth-Mrs. Clara Baldwin,
Kate Jeffers, Alma Hancock and Anna
Statley. t4
Handkerchief booth-Mrs Edner Wads-
worth, Mrs. Emma Lee, Mrs. Kate A.
Kinch and Mary Burch.
Delicatessen booth--Mrs. Mary Grabe,
Mrs. Anna Riley and Mrs. Kate Bur-
rows.
Dining room-Mrs. Mary f. Davis, Mrs
j. Armstrong, Mrs. Myrtle F. Stuart
Misses Lillian Craig Wanda Davis and
FRANCES Burrows.
A supper of home cooking will be
served from 5 to 8 o'clock, which will be
followed by dancing. Admission free.
1t is expected that the day will be a
series of delightful and profitable fes.
t!--ities such as Pacific hive is capable
of pushing to finish.
| Los Angeles tent No. will hold it's
semi-annual election of officers on
Wednesday evening. There are a num-
Der of candidates for the various offices
to be filled and 1t is expected a large
crowd will be present. Preceding the
election number of candidates will
have the degree of the order conferred
upon them.
Daniel True, one of the charter mem
bers of tent No. 2, has recently returned
from trip through the states of Can
forna, Oregon and Washington and re-
ports the order to be in fine condition.
Sir Knight True is a very enthusiastic
Maccabee and always makes it point
to visit tent in every city at which
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01

the specia guards of his hungriness, the
tiger, 1t is believed more than likely tha'
the old fellow will be in excellent condi-
tion to perform that short but very im-
portant part of the ceremony delegated TO
him in which by reason of long ex'
perience he has become so proficient.
-4-
One of the most interesting contests of
knights of Pythias lodges for the loving
cup was that of last Monday night at
San Pedro between the rank teams of
Long Beach lodge No. 210 and Los An
seles lodge No. 205. Spectators from Los
Angeles and other cities of the county
were in attendance, who witnessed the
defeat of Long Beach lodge by a narrow
margin. Both teams elected much praise
for the character of the work done, and
high scores in ritual and delivery were
made. The final contest. the winner Of
which secures the cup, is now narrowed
down to Marathon lodge No. 1872 of Los
Angeles and Los Angeles lodge No. 205.
This meeting which will be an occasion
oil rare interest to Pythians, is to tats
place at Castle hall, 1OS North Spring
street, Tuesday night, December 10.
--4-
The funeral of Lewis NJ. Young of Con-
cord lodge of Toledo, O., who passed away
Sunday morning, was held by Marathon
lodge No. 1872 and members of companies
25 and 49, U. R. K. or p. Tuesday after
noon. Brief services were held at Dexter
Sampson e. Co.'S undertaking parlors.
after which the remains were. accom-
panied to Rosedale crematory by guard
Of honor of the uniform rank and the
knights in attendance. The Pythian
urial service was read at the crematory
ty members of the uniform rank.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01

ing of November 2G. There
were four prizes awarded-two to the Ia
dies and two to the gentlemen-apd an
additional one was presented to the ex-
ceptionally fine clown.
81
| A large delegation from Whittier lodge
No. 1877 and Enterprise No. 10 Of Norwalk
rendered valuable assistance in the insti-
tuition Of the new lodge at Rivera Mo-
vember rs. Deputy A. T. Marks secured
a very excellent charter list from among
the best people in Rivera vicinity and the
the end is not yet.
81
Glendora No. 105 proved winner IN the
three-sided contest in which Azusa No.
113 and Covina No. 527 were the other con-
testants. November 20 Supreme President
James A. Foshay presented flag to the
winner in the presence of delegates from
the interested points. The most pleasing
feature of the flair was the Joint class Of
thirty-seven for initiation. The usual fes.
| tivities followed the regular meeting.
"a
Judging from the activity Of the mem
bers the grand vaudeville show given by
Angelus lodge No. 20S on December II will
be success. Members and friends will
unite to make it an evening of fun not
soon to be forgotten.
| 20
Hot tamales and coffee sound tempting
enough to invite any body of the male
persuasion to cast his lot with La Grande
No. g. Good speeches by Supreme Coun-
selor c. A. Post and City Deputy Gilbert
Carter add TO a recent attraction, ana
repetition Of the offense is promised
In the near future.
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The Texas lodges are doing an unpre-
cedented business and are vleing with one
another in the size of classes presented
for Initiation at the hands of the SUI
preme vice president Emma r. Neidig.
who has been making an official tour of
that state.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-01

February l. This decision was reach I'd
because of the unusual amount of work
on hand and to be done in the immediate
future by Pythan lodges of the city.
which would interfere with the prepara-
ton necessary for the D. o. X. *. event.
But how about the tiger? ask the
trembling tyros who compose the class Of
pilgrims over the uncomfortably hot
sands.
There is small comfort in store for them.
for If the beast cannot survive the long
fast a special dspensation may be ar
ranged and steps taken to borrow one,
In the oasis of San Francisco, desert of
California, to the north there is said to
be one of evil repute-ong. lean and cf
the always-hungry breed-which is o.
much ferceness and we'll adapted to the
peculiar part he so greedily assumes
AS yet, however, there is no assurance
that this noted critter can be procured.
so as a last resort wireless messages
could be sent to the jungles of India or
20 the deserts of Arabia, where some good
specimens are known to roam. These
plans may not be carried out. though, for
efter rigid inspection made by his most
gracious highness,. the royal vizier, and