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FraternaI Union Of America.

Evergreen Lodge 151 held its annual
memorial services on Monday evening.
The services were very impressive. The
absence Of many members was the only re-
greet The hall was tastefully decorated in
white with an abundant supply of palms,
ferns and potter plants and flowers. Inc
altar was draped with the colors of the
order and the charter was covered with
crepe. The program began by the mem
beers singing the opening ode, after when
invocation was offered by Secretary
ChaIker The Rev. P. A. Simpkin made
the address of the evening. His remarks
were very touching and illustrative Of the
benefits Of the order. The Church OF
Christ" first and the fraternal societies
next Miss Mabel Frees sang beautifully,
Face to Face" Fraternal Master Helen
Stirling delivered the memorial address.
and after the calling Of the roll of our de
ceased members and other remarks, the
lodge closed by singing the closing ode
and benediction by Brother H. z. Raw
Iings. The next regular meeting viii be
held on Monday next
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Women of Woodcraft.

Salt Lake circle No 500 held its regular
.os7S and Guards present. There were Wis
itors from Bountiful Woodbine and Sll-
Yer Maple circles, who were greeted win
the honors of WoOdcraft Five Delegates
and five alternates 10 the state CONVEX en-
an election of officers. Those elected IoI
Tho ensuing term We're; Past guardian
Czeorcia Prince: guardian neighDor, Eu-
nice Broburg. adviser Lillian ram ma
SI,-Dr. inner sentinel Rose Pugsley; out
or sentinel Emily Hurd; banker, Anna
Marnane. captain of guards, Anna Wen
her. musician, Mrs. Forscutti manager
Rose Woods There will be meetlng &
aS,s1-- Monday evening in Eagles hall
visitors welcome.
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Educational 20 Points.

Candidate must make any two Of the
following articles. Willow whistle. tOma-
hawk, bow and arrow that viii shoot 10
feet, clay model of some animal.
These activities serve to stimulate the
entire physical social, educational and
religious atmosphere Of the camp; keep
the BOYS actively engaged and bring to
the attention of the camp leaders the
stronger and more ambitious boys 1t will
be noticed that no prizes of any value are
given to the candidates making member
ship in this Red Rag society the boys
seem to appreciate the simple wearing OF
the red bandanna handkerchief for the
first degree. and as a higher honor, the
green bandanna handkerchief for the sec
ond degree much more than they would
a valuable prize
In addition to stimulating the efforts OF
the boys along these lines. a banner Is
awarded daily to each tent passing the
best inspection, and visitors to last year
camp who had seen military tents assert
ed that the boys kept their tents as neal
and clean as those in any army camp
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FraternaI erotherhood.

Utah lodge. 800, IT. f. B.. held its semi
annual election at its last meeting. OF
ficers were as follows: President, Briant
5. Young; vice president, Sister Bloom
sterberg; treasurer, j. NJ Butler; secre-
tary, Sister DeasOn. chaplain, Sister
Lawrence: l. d. X. Brother Cahiil; 0. ID.
K, Brother Glenn: physicians, DTS
George /. Smart, J. n. Harrison, D. cas-
adv: sergsant-at-arms, Brother Deason;
mistress-at-arms, Sister Glenn, musician
Sister Hadley; past president, Harry
Glenn There was a delightful evening
devoted to the election of officers. the
planning of several indoor and outdoor
affairs for the future. the evening wind
ing up with dance. There was gratly-
ing ATTENDANCE. considering the not weath-
er. while there was more interest and en-
thusiasm manifested than has been me
case for some time. Next Wednesday
evening the lodge will meet again in reg
ular session, at which time plans for an
elaborate social affair viii be completed
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The idea of encouraging the boys along
these lines of endeavor is still further
followed out by having important officers
of the camp chosen from among the boys
by ballot. Boys breaking the camp rules
are placed under. arrest by popular boy
policemen, and are tried at the evening
campfire before the boy judge. and are
sentenced with rems rkable fairness. &C
cording to their deserts. It is seldom nee
essary, except in extreme cases. for the
adult leaders of the camp TO do other than
tactfully advise and suggest.
In addition TO the things mentioned
above there is an evening Bible class,
athletic schedule of games, hikes 10
points of interest, boating, fishing. swim
ming and ali the interesting pastimes that
have proven of value in boys camps.
The first camp for boys Il years Of age
and up leaves for Utah lake Wednesday
morning. No applications will be accept
ed after o'clock this evening.
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MANY EXCURSIONISTS
GO TO OGDEN CANYON

Many persons who jOurneyed to Og-
den canyon yesterday report that the
canyon never was more beautiful than
now. Nature is at her best. The resorts
I'm the canyon were crowded, and ex-
cursiOnists returned loaded with wild
flowers. Considerable complaint has
been made regarding the auto service
i'm the canyon, but the situation was
considerably improved yesterday by a
special service put on by the Idlewild
Hotel & Cafe company for patrons to
that resort The company has eX-
perienced considerable annoyance be
cause of the inadequate and dilatory
service of the ogden Canyon Auto
company, and is now running scheduled
cars for its own patrons.
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Salt Lake Charity Association.

The purpose Of this organization Is to
investigate all applications for charity
20 help the helpless; to give opportunity
% the worthy but unfortunate to helm
themselves; TO protect the public from
imposition. In short. to make charity
practical and systematic
FUNDS are urgently needed, and thosa
contributing may be assured that fine
money viii be judiciously expen6s5
Where it viii do the greatest good
contributions should be sent to NJ y
walker, treasurer, at Walker Brothers.
ulncers of the association are: DR.. T
%. heatty, president; J. b. Evans. sec
'7I-aiyi NJ H. Walker, treasurer.
NJ gu,gf directors. Simon Bamberger.
44onJ Ferry, W. V. Rice, F. A.
TiSS-l,- Kew. Z. L Goshen, William H,
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committee in charge o1the entertainment
reported that al arrangements had been
made for a card party TO be given TINS
evening Fair Lady Wallace was re
Torted absent on account of sickness. The
Young men of the team had prepared
surprise for the young ladies that even
the older members OF the castle were
very much interested in. There will be no
meeting tonight on account OF the caro-
marty Int ali are requested to be pres
emit one week from tonight, the last meet
ing before the delegate goes to the repre-
sentative castle meetings.
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METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
Record at the U. S. Weather Bureau
for Yesterday

Temperature at p. m, 20 degrees. max
imum temperature, Il degrees; minimum
temperature, a degrees; mean tempera-
ture, 81 degrees, which is s degrees below
normal Total excess since the first of
the month, IL degrees; total excess since
Han l. 1I3 degrees. Precipitation at p.
m, O4 inch: total precipitation since first
of the month, .16 inch, which is 81 inch
below normal. Total excess since Jan. !,
I SO inches. Relative humidity. % per cent.
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improved order Of Bed Men.

Washable tribe No. I met last Mon
dav night. A special feature of the meet
ing was the nomination of chiefs to serve
for the term ending DecembT 81. 1909. The
following were placed in nomination for
the respective positions: For sachem, w.
J. Gardner; senior sycamore, James KEEL
~; junior sycamore, William Cooking
prophet. d. J. GoOdfellow: chief of rec
ords. Joseph 5. Darke; keeper Of wam-
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Foresters of America.

Court Salt Lake No 1 met Wednesday
evening-in the X. of P. hall, p West First
South street There was a good attend
ance and a large amount of business was
transacted. There was a lively contest IN
the election of officers for the ensuing
term The following is a list of those
elected: William Ray Greenig, c. r: w.
J. Anderson. 5. 4. R.; w II. Greenig'
r. c.: William FlOhn. S. w; Carl Peter
son. j. r.: Walter H Walker. lecturer.
Four new applications were received and
Gated upon. The G. r. appointed Brothers
Walker, Bower and Greenig to make ar
engagements for an outing to take place IN
August
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Danish Sisterhood.

Lodge Utah No. 90 elected at IS last
meeting the following officers: Mrs.
Christine NJ. Peterson, x-president-Pres-
fdent, Mrs Alma X. Johansen; vice pres
ident, Mrs Christine Nilsson. secretary,
TborvaId l.. Larsen; treasurer, II. N. H.
Lund; trustees, Mrs. Amanda +. Nielsen
Mrs Antonio Nilsson. Mrs. Annie G. Pet
erson: conductor, Miss Sigrid E. Knudsen;
inside guard. Mrs. Marie n. Hansen; out
side guard. Mr.. Andrew Clausen. The next
regular meeting of the lodge viii held
tomorrow night.
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ROYAL RiahIanders.

Trtab castle met as usual Monday IL
l,strious Protector Carman called the
meeting to order at $50 O'Clock. The sec
s-,,1i-snD,1aI report must be sent to the
executive castle July ]. and urged the
members TO make a special effort to pay
IN assessments before that time IN order
that his report might not be delayed. The
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-21
A.-Y.-P. EXPOSITION RATES
Via Oregon Short Line r. r,

$500 from Salt Lake to Seattle and
return: on sale daily, commencing June
l. ASK agents for further particulars.
City ticket offices POI Main street
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Modern Woodmen Of America.

Excelsior camp had large crowd last
Tuesday evening. Despite the hot wealth
eT one candidate was Initiated ana two
new members were added by transfer
card. Three applicants were voted upon
favorably. July - has been set for the
annual outing at Lagoon. Several new
members viii be initiated Tuesday even
ing The meeting will convene at s
O'clock sham.
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RovaI Neiqhbors.

Salt Lake Valley camp No. SOI2, Royal
Neighbors of America, held a Wen at
tended and interesting meeting last Weo-
nesdav evening. Four apphcau0hs IoI
membership we're baIloted on. All mem
49, If me yVinona sewing club are re-
GUested to meet at the residence OF
Neighbor Davis, No. Il9 East SeNeHIH
south street. Wednesday afternoon
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Women Of Wooderaft.

Silver Maple Circle met last Friday
night with Guardian NeighbOr Mae Tall
in the chair. Visitors from Murray and
Salt Lake circles were greeted with the
circle hOnOrs. All delegates and alternates
are requested TO attend the delegates
meeting Tuesday evening at o clock IN
the ladies' pariOr in the Eagles hall The
train for Eureka viii leave the Short Line
depot at 7.45 a. m on Thursday morning.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-21
Loval Americans of the Republic

Salt lake assembly No. $40 will hold
its next regular meeting Wednesday even
inr Hume %. in Jennings hall All mem
bers are earnestly requested 70 come l"
.o,-f,.-f tl,e arra ngsments for the eXcur-
SION to Lagoon June q. The committee
1,-iIi have The railroad tickets to be dis
fributed among the members. On Wednes-
dav evening there will be social ana en-
b,siness meeting. Refreshments will be
e.ar-v
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Danish Brotherhood.

Apollo lodge will hold its regular meet
ing on Friday night in the Odd Fellows
temple Besides the regular routine OF
business. there will be initiation Of SIX
new candidates. and ballOung on applica-
tions received by the secretary. The mem
bers will be rustliug for applications this
week as the new rate in membership fee
will take effect July l. The lodge viii
have its first outing of the summer on
June p. There will be a trip on the Great
CoIf al 10
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EdueationaI I'd Roints.

Candidates must point out to the camp
leader five different species of birds OF
pick out and name five different trees
and trap. snare or catch three live crea-
lures. none of which can be a tame AMI
NAL or bug
The second degree is considerably hard
er to attain and is for boys who have al
ready made the first degree and entities
the successful candidate to wear green
rag" Eighty-five points out of pos
sible 100 are required for winning the sec
ond degree. These points are divided as
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-21
Social 20 Points.

Candidate must make a five-minute
speech on one Of the following subjects:
Camping i'm General Fish in Utah Lake,
The Y. NJ G. A.
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Decree of Honor.

Star Of the West viii meet toIltsul a., a. Q
,,-l[rl- M me knights of Columbus hall.
4 large attendance is requested. as ar
ranrements and rates for the grand louse
meeting to be held at Park City TINS week
are to be discussed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-21

,,,ests in regular cantonment next Satur-
dsv night, and that united action De
taken on the question of adJournlns meet
ings for two months. there should pe d
general attendance of the cheVallers'
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Maccahees.

Lady Livingstone viii entertain the
ladies' of Banner Hive No. IL and their
friends at a social at her home. l1S9 South
/ Ninth East, Tuesday afternoon. June %
| from , to ; o'clock. Take Ashton avenue
/ car and get off at Laird avenue.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-21

When you speak of Vacuum Cleaning
Machines you think of c. d. Bates,
now 201-2 Newhouse
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Physical 40 Points.

Candidate must perform the following
tests:
Run 100 yards. - seconds, s points
Running broad jump, Is feet o points.
Basketball throw. 100 feet, 8 points.
Swim on back 50 yards. points.
Throw another candidate of equal size
and weight, catch-as-catch-can wrestling,
6 points.
Under water swim, 60 feet, points.
Pull uD, 10 times, 8 points.
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SECRET SOCIETIES
G. A. r.

lanes B. Mexican post No. meets sat
1Jriav night and, as the seml-anhual Re- -
Torts will then be made, the comr aces
tv-iiI make an effort to be present II Is
..vTacted that quite a large list Oh ap-
1,Iirstinns. for membership viii be pre-
seuted at this meeting.
The Daughters of Veterans VIII noi1
their next regular meeting at theiI nan IAN
In fine l. o. o. +. temple, next FTlaay
evening. June -. A complete attendance
is desired There VIII be initlauoh'
The regular meeting of the james, 3.
Mexican post. w. r. c., will be heid ni
tine / o. o. F. han on Wednesday at -''l
p. m.
REYNOLDS circle Ladies of the 9. y. X
viii hold its regular meeting TUESDAY
afternoon at o'clock. in Odd Fellows
hall.
Mrs Samuel Lester. jr., of George Il
Maxwell. W. R. c., viii entertain at her
home. 353 South Tenth East street II
dav afternoon. June ., from to Z
o'clock. All W R c. circle ladies' ana
Frie9ds are cordially invited to enjoy the
afternoon. Take Mt. Olivet car
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Notice.

SaItair Photo Studio has changed
hands. All work guaranteed. Your pic
ture made night or day; not satisfied,
YOUR money back.
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It is not generally known that the L
NJ e. A. camps for boys are OF as much
value i'm a religious and educationat way
as they are from the standpoint OF a tIloi-
oughlv ENJOYABLE outing. The camp pro-
gram is arranged so that at some uihe
during each day every boy is given an OF
Dortu0itv to express himself along al Tour
of the associations main lines OF dcIlH-
itv. physical, social. religious ana e0u-
cstfonal. One of the most fasclnatlns
features from the boys standpoint is the
..Red Rag society" with its two degrees;
The first degree is for boys OF proved
EFFICIENCY in the four lines OF enqeaNOI
mentioned above, 50 out of p0ssiple ~
points being required for membership.
These points are divided as follows
Physical 40 Points.
Candidates must perform the following
tests: --..5t..
1g0-yards. under "a years, 10 seconds
over Is years. Is seconds points 2
Standing broad jump under IL years
feet; Ove- "A years. 6 feet, points 81
Running broad jump, under IA years j.
feet: over Il years. "a feet, points
Running hop, step and jump, unueI II
years. 20 feet; over Il years, - Ieel' d
points. =,
Swim. under Il years. 10 YARDS over II
years. 100 yards. $ points.
Hand spring, 9 points
Head stand, points
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-21
Decision of Mankind Has Done
AUdy With Supreme Ruler Idea

Place God Democracy Place Will Be Found
for Such Being Says Rev. Dr.. William ThurstOn Brown.
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pun. J. L. Casterline: trustee, B. Blake
The election win be held tonight a large
attendance is excepted, as matters OF i'm
tribe.
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Religious 20 Points.

Candidate must be prepared at any time
to reCite to any camp leader the first
and twenty-third Psalms.
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RabX Show.

Four cash prizes. Saltair, Wednes-
day, June %. Barbecue day.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-21
.1NITED States S..
| Of UNIQUE TYPE
,.,bossadOr NabuCO Delivers
Address on "The Share OF
America in Civilization"
,ru0cRACY IS GENUINE
,yosps SPOKEN TO GRADUATING
CLASS OF UNIVERSITY.
OFgOCRACY is GENUINE

.. Wis. June Eff I were
A-f What good America was to
lsAr- would say that Columbus cut
lI'l7 --- and windows on the west
s III old European manor, which re-
s- rs ventilation only from tne east:
has regeneTated the old world
-tra sixteenth Gentry as etfeetually
y. influx from Central Europe re-
+sF ff Boo the middle ages
mas the declaration of Senior Ma
l-7 rs Brazilian ambassador, who to-
-.. 7rraraF the baccalaureate address
-- graduating class at the University
r-is55usiu The ambassador took Tor
tiaaf The Share or America IN
E-.-ian." and gave prominence TO Ger
uFl--s r5s IMPRESSIONS regarding the con-
a-t.o1s Of the United states to CIVIL
United States Unique.
Bic mind. said the ambassador, the
.T states was a nation in some re-
-r- OF a unique type, the only one ap-
s.-rsrg il being the Roman empire
ling frs dissolution. Every 9TH
--s+.7r he said ''is. or was, COM
t .+ q race or of separate races,
Zinc each it's own language; you are
F+l.7 formed bv the fusion Of races
. Hfarant languages, brought by SUI
- inducements. to speak only the
-ffsrv language of the country In
.- ,rar.rs. won are q nation formed OF
.ts-rs Hr fhar own VIII. Here lies all
-. difference YOU are formed by free i'm
t-ar MOI uy conquest. America was
Tr frs new Europe Thanks to the
,---.. Doctrine ne said America was
-- continent of peace, land this colossal
MN interesting deeply the regions
r.. e7rtH-the whole Pacific, one could
. forms a neutral hemisphere and bal
. the other hemisphere, which We
.r- ..u fra haIIigereut hemisphere. 20
WfH the pr0diglous growth OF the United
ss-4s DE- said. it's peace sentiment would
r.,. f9 D.. tested when its national ag-
.-.r1fzamrut meets with the first ser
- I..4.rH 1.-THE question is he said,
80 taH then would not proclaim the holy
..-..-sr wan AS yet no one could say
..f ua..a IS permanent article of faith
r4fF r0r. such as are democracy ana re-
H-irls liberation for instance. The great
fI-f.ss uf mankind IS that the period of
.4-- maruusaI -roWth. permitting you
..rr. r peace and to- exercise yusir great
moral and commercial pressure for peace,
..rriJas w.5H the time when the pro-
...ae. of civilization and probably that OF
s.... also WiII succeed i'm substituting
...-r.-.sraf law for war. or i'm GetaCh-
r.- -sr from International law, of which
r. makes ye. the principal part. lie
..Hpld that nothing would do more tC
ry ODD The mind of the people of the
r.raI States the purpose of peace thar
.r-tmsrr.uism. He therefore drew the
deduction that .'as what sives the great
..t strength .u your power for peace D!
--.mfera.fu1 = would classify immigra
Huu as t.a greatest of all contribution!
# America t0 civilization lmmigra
Har. not slavery. he declared. represented
us true American sap.
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Feature of Y. N. C. A. Camp
Is the ''Red Rag Society"

Must Show Degree of Efficiency Social Religious and Educational
%
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Physical 20 Points.
Social 20 Points.

Candidates must do two Of the follow
ing stunts I'm a craditable manner:
Recite q poem of at least p lines, sing
a song of at least three verses, tell three
l efr
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ReIiaious Two Points.

Candidates must be prepared to at any
time racite to any camp leader the ten
commandments and give their location IN
the Bible.
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Latin America.

As for Latin America, the ambassador
s-.l it was rather early to speak of the
.aTl assigned IL In history. Eve have not
tl been ordered TO enter the stage: the
pays q" God are very long ones; his
GUS are ages. he said. Up to now, how
ever be- said, Latin America had done a
considerable work of civilization against
sleal difficulties and hs believed that
-'N1ere could be selected finer types of
man and woman than among its different
nations "Ne hope" he said in conclu-
sla we do honor to our native stocks
eng Jlat we show, compared to them,
-al-s ol the same evolution as you pre-
sent compared to the English race"
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American Education.

Coming to- the question of American
allcatiou. the Ambassador declared that it
seemed to- be the only one that was not
Wholly conventional. You alone" he
SAID. give as the greatest of all human
teachings. self reliance. And, new TO
mankind You teach self reliance not only
A men but Co women There never exist
.l I'm the world such a youth of both
NAss with the same training for life. You
aase them, since the childhood, in a
ata that gives TO both the strength and
.le elasticity of steel You have changed
NE rhythm of life; you write it in quick
Tempo and the world is catching from
70. The spirit of rapid transformation,
ial IS writing iJ also in the American
.estssImo instead of the Old. adagio.'
AMoHs the other great contributions,
u ---------- mentioned Inventions
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-03-25
Cross 10 Europe Again.

Guthrie, Okla, March 25.-The sec
rctary OF state, VIM. Cross, will again
make the { TO Europe for his health
and expects TO leave during the after
part Of July. The trip the popular
secretary took last year as a repre-
sentative Of the state benefited his
health in no small degree. This time
Mr. Cross viii visit south m Europe,
returning by way OF the beautiful
Mediterranean sea.