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The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1908-07-02
CHARITIES BOARD
And Gov. Harris Confer over Affairs
of Massilon Hospital.

Of MassIIIon Hospital.
Columbus, O.-Gov. Harris spent the
evening at the Country club with the
committee from the Board Of State
Charities which was selected to inves-
tigate the mysterious death of John
Adams. an inmate Of the Massillon
State hospital, several months ago. 1t
was decided to take no more testi-
mony at Massillon, and Harry McFad-
den was named as a committee of one
to formulate the findings and recon-
nlendations, to be again submitted to
the committee for approval. 1t will
be at least 10 days before the final
report will be made to the governor.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1908-07-02

Jealousy is the trading stamp given
with each case of true love.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1908-07-02

A man who claims kin with a pes
simist displays poor judgment.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1908-07-02

In 1865 Cleveland was nominated for
district attorney. He began the prac-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-16
MELRosE NEWS ITEMS,
Mr., and Mrs, n, Shooter Celebrate
Their Wedding Anniversary,

MelroSe, Jan, l5.--Mr. and Mrs, II,
Shooter celebrated their wedding an.
niversary on Saturday by giving
large luncheon party. Some Of tho
Melroso guests chartered tho "Lennc.
ma" others being taken by Mr., Ham.
Ign IN the Ellie" Edengrove was
perfect bower OF bamboo, che fcathory
branches making most lovely and
tropical decoration. The bride and
bridegroom looked tho picture OF hap.
plness as they received their guests,
who all extend hearty congratulations,
A most delicious lunch was served,
during which an unusually fine graphic
phone, owned by Henry WRuton, rend.
cred q large variety OF music, After
delightful afternoon all hands got
aboard their motnrboats, presenting a
very pretty picture as they crossed
the lake, the "Lonnema" leading, fol-
lowed by the "Emo," tho "SkIdoo" aud
the ARROW"
The first automobile over seen In
Melroso passed through town at dusk
Sunday, stopping at VI, Jackson's for
n new supply of gasoline, The party
was ON their way TO Cltra from Jack.
sonvlllo.
nc, Rev, r. @ Weed paid his annual
visit to Trinity church ON Sunday,
preaching two OF HIS usual fine and
eloquent sermons, During his stay In
town he was the guest OF Mr., and
Mira. j. A, Remmol.
Newly registered at tho HUFFMAN
House arc Mira. H. NJ, Leach, Brooklyn.
~ Y, and A. McRae, Palatka.
Prof. =. II. Holthhauson OF Micanopy
loetuFed az the Methodist church ON
Sunday night, his subject being Mar.
tin Luther."
". y. Ford has been elected q ooun.
Gilman to hIl vacancy.
Mrs. J. w. Johnson will read a
paper on "A WomAn'a Defense Of
War" ut the next meeting of the
Ladies' Literary and Debating 30
ciety, January H.
Real estate has been quite active
lately several pieces Of land changing
hands being bought by new settlers.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-16

We VII be at the following places
on dates set opposite for the purpose
Of collecting tAEes due on tar roll 1907
and making assessment Of property
ZOE 1905:
LAcroaae-wSdneadsy and Thurs
day. January 18th and 18Th. IsQs.
waido-FTidAy. January II. 1908.
Roehsils-Nouday. January 2oth.
1905.
campviiie-TussdAy. January fist
iggS.
orangs ENTHUSIASTICALLY. Jana.
sTy 21na. 1908.
Melroae--TharsdAy. JaHuAFy 13rd.
1904
HaWth0Tn-FTieAy Gnd Saturday.
January 18Th and Ssth. ISaa
Mioah0py-Tass1hy. JNnBaTy 1ath.
1904
Evinssoa - wednesday. JAsaAFy.
3sth. isoa
Isiana oTsvS-ThuTsaAy. Jn1aaTy
seIA. ls9a
HiGA eggtsgB-TSssday asa We'd,
nss6ay. Yshr1ngY ttA aad tsh. tboA
We earnestly FSgssss thst aIl Ssgp
svty ovnsFS vtli avhn thstFssives -
shas aDpoEt1sliy - payiag 81 reszwa.
lns tAS.5 tassA 60 nsseby ssxs a.
Elsa 1na sEPenns Fs43he4 - @nhsI
Q ufv 10 90 esuEt Aosaa
YaFs % nsgva ft1thfEgly.
". n ufckfRsoN
Ta1 calaC1ng,
So wnG1a ". coEa
49, ~ A
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-16
THOUSANDS CURED.
Wonderful Success Of Hyomd In Cur.
Inc catArSh, Even In Chronic
ataaes.

Hyomei IL tho most unusual remedy
ever known for ths cure at calarrh.
u follows Mature In her method Of
treating diseases OF tho respiratory
organs, rs i(s healing baisamn aro
taken In with the air you breathe.
taus reaching the most remote air
cells In the nose. throat and lungs.
killing all catarrhal germs and pre-
vepting their growth.
upo Hyomei ~ the aEat symptoms
u oaiaTrh. TO not allow the disease
10 extend along tho defeats mucous
membrane, gradually goinG from tbs
Hoas 90 tho throat. thence Into the
bronchial tubes. and then onward and
downward until The lungs are Foaehad.
Hs"ssi val cure sis SuEaAis forms
and stages Ut eatarrh. .. w. Me-
collgn 4 Co take tho whole Eiak. and
otfsF 70 refund the moDsT TOE = Dol.
lar oaiat II u fails 10 esFs.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-16
GIGANTIC CLEARING SALE,

J. ManasSe's ole Annual Sale BeoIns
Saturday, January 10.
Hundreds Of people always look for.
ward with pleasure to J. Manassas an.
nouneement OF -his annual clearing
sale. which takes place ABOUT the mid.
die OF January Manasse' invariably
attracts great crowds to his store on
this occasion, for be gives bargains
that ARE bargains in the best goods
10 b. obtained In the county. This
year his gigantic clearing sale begina
on Saturday. January Is, and lasts
fifteen days, and he Offers n verltable
feast OF bargains mover exoelied ana
seldom cQualed IN Florida. Read his
advertisement In this issue and note
the prices, which are anly a few Of
the bargains he Il offering.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-16
TAG LAMssTns N errssUna.


gormsS clslssns % oslsssvlIls ke.S
Lststsa IN smsky City.
Ia . IssisF V TAs qsn rsnsvtns his
subeesiptioa. Col Idha q IAnhsGb.
who With bic Ssttmabis wtge resided
h Gsisesyilss tos paaay ysaFs. ana no
Owned ~ bsaufifaa Aoas nov Szssa
~ 2. y. coiasn. snTsi
~Pieass egaila1s - seud paoeg 10
NJ a1lrsaE. 30 AFfoai baiIalaM, PlttS
kaFG. ~
-GSsgytAiag Eg hsge 4 eeysse1 Win
sasw. 80 tas slaighlna 3 peyy saa9
- pfSsesI I eaa hepe es1os6inalr
t2gy. NJ Nm 1aNhsik nB4 { em1sg
fs9ieg - HaA ~ 4 glpen ~ msnh
etout esE go essaaes 80
nyA en4 CO.. - 81 60
te maes = ~ &C.
+
~
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-16
SOUTH 70 poR BRvAN.
70 osslsFss LIsutsnant ooV. Henry
Gray. 81 Alabama.

70 Declares LIsutsnant ooV. Henry
Gray. o. AIsbama.
Columbus o.. Jan. little 70
publleaus 0f Alabama have bot ons
candidate fog pfesiaent. and mat 10
WilliGm w. Taft, /" said Henty Gray.
'asmoSrsiie llsutsnant governor of A.
ADAMS, VIA pahssd through Columbus
on hosaay. IIe saia fgTthegs
"T'hs south Il Tor nFyah for the dam.
oegatie uoasfnali0a. and I believe Ne
will be ne eholes OF TIE soavsEilOH.
~ be -. tie repnblIcans hAvs bet oas
man WIN esn beat MIN, Sna that n
TAR. TAR aSpsass 20 b p0pulaS
not only throughout the soatA. but IN
tas cher parts Of tie eoastFy have
visited.
= fesi. Though Z am q 6smOoFat.
tAat n Ne Il dominated Ne will be
elected. ana faFtAeg, regard Ais AoaS
taatisa - Assured"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-16
COAST LIMA TO LowEa aArEs.
south csrotlaa To Gee Rnsss FEsa ~
Nsegth carOilaa.

south csrollna Ts Gee Rnsss FEsa ~
lseFth carOiina.
CosumbsA. 8. O.. Jan. M.-~AleR
HsasF HamiitOa. Crit vice prsslagni
AnA gsnefai ooanasl % ths Atiantis
Coast t4ns railway. Esid hionSay ~ .
esassssees Aala vita ooxeFaas Ahaal
ne railroad oommiassoa ed Attorney
osaeEnl Lgoa. nat his road wpuid
vslaAiaTiiy gas ca h HoutA caFollsa
EhS sane pa3sssseF rates 80 weuia ~
apvile4 IL North caFoginA
In korth cnrsiina. ~ IlAmnG0a
sSplain@f. a. sKiFa saaeaoa - IAs lsg
isAntass kAA teea sails4 ~ oetSrnof
oiaas - SDasl6eg ths sitaatlan, as4
wAssAss tAs Fntes UeEe Foaehed ~
aSsseSeas ~ saaisis. the eams rates
v6li - agigWea SosFk cuaoisMa.
u h uaepRsaao1 tAsa &c pseSest
sssa @AAs - NostA caseilaA ealia1
~ 90 sa@s sasss a. PFsas1aHs "a
~. e ths B0afA&ga railway. STATES
b ovysssar AAasl Q fss ear So
vssi6 - asvaa - assfA CAssi1as
sbost ABsa1 ..
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-16
DR.. soULE WILL BE HERE.
President Of Georgia Agricultural Col.
Ieas to Speak al institute.

wv ~ SfN~'N ~
The Farmers Institute secures a
lecture from DR.. Andrew NJ, Soule,
president OF the Georgia Agricultural
College. OF Athens.
Or. SoEle will deliver q stereopticon
lecture, illustrating various farm
scenes. Dr. Soule is one OF the most
active and fluent agricultural lee.
turers In the South. He occupies the
place as president OF the Georgia Az
ricultural College. and has charge OF
the Farmers Institute work as con.
Quoted In Georgia. DR. SOule has had
a lifelong experience in Southern agri.
culture and Southern education, hay.
Ing held SUCCESSFULLY the positions as
director OF the Tennessee Agricultural
Experiment Station and Virginia Az
riculturai Experiment Station before
coming to Georgia.
During February DR.. SOule will have
charge Of the Farmers Institute train
that Is TO be- taken through various
portions OF Georgia.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-16

Gous and hazardous. When the crush
was At tie height the floor gave way
preclpitNting many persoAs to the
basement and the bodies of these VIII
be buried beneath the charred timbers
and tons OF bricks from the ruined
walls.
In addition to the opera house and
First National bank. Rawlins' hard
ware store and the dwelling house OF
Robert Rain, Harry Pennypacker and
Alfred seashard were burned.
The monetary loss will amount te
about $4,000.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-16
ENTERTAIN OFFICERS
Many Social FunCtienS For Men
Of Uncle Sans Navy.
ARE NOW At RIO DE JANEIRO
Or Penna, President Of the Republic,
Cordially Welcomed the Visitors TO
Brazll--The American Ambassadors
Function Was srnllaOs ons,

Fun0''0" was S'""~" "S'
Rio Janeiro. Brazil. Jan, Is Tho
flrst OF the many o clal functions to
DO given In honor OF the visiting Amer
lean naval officers during their stay
here took place Monday, The hrst
event was a visit TO the Brazilian min.
lister of Marine, Admiral Alencar, and
this was followed by = reception by
tho president OF the republic, DR..
Peuna, and banquet by the Ameri-
can ambassador, Irving II, Dudley,
DR.. Penna cordially welcomed the Wis.
itors 10 Brazil. The ambassadors
function was q brilliant affair.
Homo Of Diplomatic corpG
In tho afternoon tho American on
cers went out TO Petropolls, the homo
OF the diplomatic corps. some twenty
miles distant from tho capital They
were accompanied by many high IRA
Eliian officers and by representatives
Of the various legations. At tho rail-
road station Of this suburb, they were
received by the secretary to Mr..
Dudley aud Joined shortly afterwards
by tho ambassador himself. Tho par
~ thon proceeded 10 Che residence OF
me president. MIR. Dudley present.
cd Admiral Thomas 10 DR., Penna and
Admiral Thomas then presented 10
DR.. Penna each officer In turn
Replying TO complimentary addreAA
% made by Admiral Thomas. DIR.
PannA saidy
II I'm extremely grati6ed ~ the
pressSco here OF the officers command.
ing the powerful feet sent TO these
waters BY the friendly nation OF tho
north, a nAtion 70 which We are united
BY bonds OF strong friehdship I Don.
graduate you upon your sailors ~
hAyigAtOrs and s1preEA my Admira'
ton. You have arrived panetually
a. your destination IN spite Of the
crest aihleulties presented BY your M
dertaklng You are cordially vel.
coined heFe. and truat thAt your stay
IN Brasil viii be happy"
IN response. Admiral ThonAs made
. short speech Of thanks.
Upon leaving The residence Of Or
Pcnna the oelcors were driven 10 the
homo OF Or. Dudley. TIE banquet
Was superb. Among those present we're
all Eas AmeFicaa admirais. the CON
maHding oficiais Of each baltIsship.
tho IlraEiiiAu mlaistsF OF HaFiua. the
Brazilian miaislsr Of var, Ire ehisf Of
the naval star. a. oaiesai represent
Ing the niHistsr Oi toFsisu sRAiFs,
baron DaFio BFanso. ana q nambeF Of
espaties and esaAtOFA.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-16

FAris. 5as. iS.--ISsnSy Earmas. 90
RFensh aefoaent. hes wca -
Observation-Disclosures prise u tia,eo9
W Baking Q eiseuiaF hiiounsasS b a.
aimAfD aaAsisg thar alS. ne sl@
e4aslsi aisAs vas made II - pfaA
anea - 90 ealeiai eommilsae e ne
Asgeaa9f eiab, TIE time waa 60
mfanie aa6 twsatY.oight SseeaAA
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-16
1ss Are NIsslno.

Pottstovn, Pa. Jan. l5-Telophont
messages from RoyeTstoSn ea,lv Tues.
day morning place the number OF
misslnp In Monday rights Ere a. l56.
II is believed the death list will 80 be
yona these figures.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-16
MuwAs 80 - -.

e1s1las, AaA. 1an. fG-re a,ets
WpFkz . Estep. 80 ~ ct1g B
GaR al1eszN ~ a. ae ~ ol1
~ - 80 eaGr9 f a.
- Nl62 go
~ =
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-16
A CRISIS IN CABINET
japanese Cabinet Members Ter
der designations
ACCEPTED BY THE MIKAD0

Prime Minister ReeionS, but HE Me-
IsnatIOn Was Not Aeesptsd--OltIsr.
snsss Existing over tho Budget 10
Believed To 20 the Cause.
Toxic, Jan. i5--Yoshlro SalRtani,
minister Of luAnco, and ISAburO Yam
AGata, minister Of communication.
have resigned from the cabinet. Their
designations have been accepted, The
resignation OF Marquis saionIa. the
prime minister, has bOen refused.
After u conference OF tho cabinet
ministers. Marquis saionla visited the
emperor at tho palace aud was quick
ly followed by Prince Ito, II ID uA-
dersiood that differences exist over
the budget. which are irreoonclllAbl0
Marquis satonla Ia atlu At the PAL
ace.
Cable dispatches received from To.
kio the past month have indicted that
tho SALON mInlstry was meeting with
growing opposition throughout tho
country, particularly because OF tho ro-
duotlons made by Il In tho approprla.
tons for military aud department puF.
poses, Tho elections In Japan arc
approaching and tho opposition has
been endeavoring 70 create strong
sentiment against the cablnOt 81
means Of u newspaper campaign. At
Vacklng principally tho governments
policy Of increasing taxation and limit
Ing emigration.
The financial program waa formal
~ settled II . meeting Of the coua'
oil OF elder Statesmen held Dec ~.
Il was one OF FotFonohment. and tn
VOWED n reduction IN the expenses %
the army ana navy for The next siK
years whereby tho government would
save 100000. 900, ~ sooa - thia pro-
Gram became known. the opposition
pAda vigorous preparations 10 light
u IN me diet, Other reports declared
that a mlaoaloulation Of $40. 900 900
IN the budget had aroused widosprcaa
distTuAt IN me financial status In the
existing HnihiStry aud that three days
aso there vas . serious difference in
the cabinet because OF ths reduction
IN the appropriation Cor railroad con.
slrgotiph, A. = result the resignation
Of lsaburo YamagAta, minister ~ com
municRtious. WAS announced. but lmr
medialely denied.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-16
HORROR IN THEATER
Gas Tank E1pIOdeS During Per-
> fsrmanCs at BOyerStOWn, Pa.
40 PERSONS LOST LIVES

eines tho Memorable IrOquois Die
astsr at Chicago Has Occurred at
I sOyerstO~r. Pa
Boyerstown, Pa, Jan. l6.--When
daylight dawned Tuesday the full ex-
cent Of Monday nights horror when
Rhoade's opera house was burned, was
apparent
The list OF dead Is placed at $50
and the injured at Is.
How many killed may never DO
Amown, for among the victims OF this
awful disaster were o number OF Wis
itors and some strangers who may
have left no relatives to trace tAem
70 their unIimely fate.
400 In Playhouse.
It Is estimated that there were 400
people in the playhouse when the ex'
pGoslon OF the gas tank occurred.
The tank was being used in connec-
ton with moving pictures. An am
AAeur performance OF Scottish Re-
formation" for the benoht OF st. Johns
Lutheran Sunday school was being
produced. Instantly the explosion
occurred, some one yelled "Firel" and
IA less time than It takes to tell It,
The center OF the opera house was
blazing furnace.
The rapidity With which the flames
spread was caused By the upsetting
Of the coal oil lamps used AZ the foot
ARhta by some of the persons on the
stage who endolVOrci TO allay the
frightened women and children and
quiet the audience. But even the
men seemed to lose all control OF
themselves and fought with the Wo
men and children who composed me
greater part OF the audience 70 gaia
ne street.
Women and Children Trsmpled.
n this manner women and childrea,
WHO might otherwise have escaped
tho roaring flames, we're forced back
and trAmpled on.
Particularly WAS this the case vita
Ghoso who were caught on the stair.
Ways. Pandemonium Teigned and tAs
snad scramble for tho exists Is simply
tndescribable.
The weaker ones were orush"i
aside and In many instances trampled
% death Scores OF persons on the
second floor, Sceing tho awful Jam
On Tho s,airwsys, risked their lives
by Jumping from the windows. In
eAis way several were 30 badly Injured
Shat they died before reaching any Of
She numerous temporary hospitals.
Boyers,oWn IL village OF about
aB0o people. aHd there "a SnaFoely .
house in the uttlo town that has not
heeu afflicted by Monday nights vac
eiAtion Of the Gre.
Reuben w StoVer one 81 tAoss Eao
0ueADed TIE flames. IN speaking Of he
Ere. Gaid
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-16

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-16

~WRsn the explosion occurred.
nero were AZ least tAirty boys and
Rsrls on the stage. While naSI more
~aro behind The scenes WiAeus
varninR there VA = terrhe sEploaio1
saleA seemed 20 saako TO sHiirs
Aaiiainx. Immediately there Nas .
sid rush Cor the eEits. The people
"a ne stage Jumped from the foot
nehts Into the aadlSnee- BTeTyhody
seemed 10 have Iosl ooa;rol Of tAS1%
oslvsA-
Tns aAnes arsl consumed TIE hinsJ
ossasgy, ana tasa eaEs ioSAFd tAs
eEOwa IKE q BrpAt wave asd ne SSs
eBoasing smoke dropped nsn. uo0sn
aaA eAih4rsa In - path. he aAEsss
80 tAs FaSt.
TIE ere vas not bFOaSSi uaaaf 80
ssol untn early Tsssaay sorsiaG. a.
esr asaists.es Asa arrived tFo1 RnAo
eag ana PSctstOwa.
Physicians asf Hsrpes u~p sal ~
Rsysrt8wR egua Raa1iae
Mnssy Tsssaay sSoSt ny msmbees
q tAs scale euassaAaiAsy wAisA - 80
stunsa A ais @nagies sa@s Syas eoD
nMnGasG - . sparsai tin1A-
Rtssr asss uag.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-06
WE'LL PAINTED VEHICLES WITH
STAND HARD USE AND
EXPOSURE.

Vehicles OF all kinds, carriages, bug
gies, road carts and sleighs require d
hard, durable varnish-gloss finish that
Will withstand hard wear and exposure
Acme Quality Carriage Paints (Neal's)
ara prepared expressly for such pur
poses. They are made in a splendid
lustrous black and rich, appropriate col
ors from fine carriage varnish and the
highest grades of color. arc easily APP
piled, dry quickly and hard.
Acme Quality Carriage Paints
(Neal's) are also used for many other
purposes besides vehicles, such as iron
fences, lawn settees, porch furniture,
lawn swings. flower stands, store fronts,
in fact, anything. indoors or out, requir-
ing q durable varnish- gloss finish in
rich, handsome colors,
Acme Quality Carriage Top Dressing
is made specially for renewing the fin.
ish of leather and rubber tops. dash
boards, satchels and leather goods of ev-
cry description.
CULMER PAINT AND GLASS CO..
20 East First South.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-06
LIVELY MEETING HELD
EY CITY BANK CLERKS
Men Who Handle Money Are
Arranging for an Interest
ing Time.

Nearly one hundred bank clerks, rep
resenting ell of the banks OF the city. at
tended the meeting OF the Salt Lake chap
tor OF the American Institute OF Bankers
at the Commercial club Thursday even
ing, The meeting was called to order by
J. II. Patrick, president of the chapter,
and the affair was devoted mainly to dis
cusslon OF arrangements for n series OF
entertainments and meetings for the dis
cussion. OF matters relating 10 banking
which will he held throughout the win
ter. II is proposed To hold a grand ball
some time In January.
Committees were appointed as follows:
OF Walker Bros bank, chairman; pro-
Utah National bank. chairman; reception
committee, Joseph Buzzo of Walker Bros
bank, chairman; membership committee,
John Blum OF the Utah State bank, chair
man. These committees Will proceed at
once TO prepare for the carrying out OF
an extensive programme for the entertain
ment OF the members and the arrange
ment OF lectures by prominent bankers
from all over the country, TO tell the
members OF the chapter something about
banking methods
r. T. Badger, cashier OF the Utah Ma
tional bank addressed the chapter on the
advantages OF being members Of the in
stitute and had something TO say OF the
old chapter, which was a fourishing In
sutution about three years ago.
Tho business meeting was followed by a
social affair, which lasted until late in
the evening. The next meeting OF the
chapter Will be held Wednesday even
Ing, November %.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-06
BOARD Of GOVERNORS
IS TO MEET TODAY
Important Matters Up to Conn
mercial Club for Dis
CuSSlOn.

An important meeting OF the board
of governors OF the Commercial club
is to be held this afternoon at 1890,
when a number OF matters connected
with the coming convention Of the
Grand Army of the Republic next Au-
gust and the organization of the Utah
development league will be discussed.
entertainment of the leading officials of
the G. A. r., including Commander-iu-
Chief Neeius during his visit here in
December. These officials will be ac-
companied by Colonel Starrett, who has
been engaged by tho club to have full
charge Of the encampment. AT that
time a thorough investigation of the sit
uation here will be made in order to
see that the affair will he properly
cared for here and that arrangements
are going forward al right.
It is also proposed to hold the annual
banquet OF the club on December 10,
instead of December !, as has been ,he
case in the past. The banquet will take
the form of compliment to the 6. a.
r, officials, and it is expected that the
affair Will be one of the most splendid
ever given by the club.
The completion OF the organization
Of the commercial and industrial organ
izations OF the state in the interests of
more active cooperation throughout the
state will also be taken up at the COM
ing meeting 1t is hoped to effect
closer relationship of commercial bodies
all over the state, with corresponding
beneficial results TO the commercial and
industrial interests.