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Royal IIighlanders.

Utah castle held regular meeting last
Monday evening. which was called to
order by Chief Counselor H. y Wallace
At roll call the illustrious president and
treasurer werc reported absent The
regular order Of business was taken up.
All bills and claims were ordered paid
and one application card was balotcd
upon, The dance committee reported
progress. y candidate was reported wait
ing in the outer court and tho fair guide
was instructed to bring him within the
castle walls. He WAS duly instructed I'm
the mysteries o! our fraternity and made
acquainted with ALI the members pres
ent. Ciansman and Fair Lady Smith and
Fair Lady O'Bricn OF Ogden visited us
and viii be with us again this evening
Elansman Smith requests ali tho mcm-
bers TO be present, as he has something
Of vast Importance To say TO them. He
Is the deputy who has been doing such
good work at Ogden. Clansman Mac
Pherson complimcnted the degree team
on its efficient work during initiation
and thanked the members for the flowers
sent To his family. Arrangements were
completed for the card party to be given
this evening, and all The members are
urged to come and bring their friends
and help swell the fund being raised to
send a delegate 10 Denver 10 the repre-
sentative castle meeting. The commit
tee was instructed TO procure the ncces-
sary prizes ard attend 10 the proper ad-
Vcrtislug of the affair. Fair Lady Fraser
thanked the castle for the flowers sent
her during lcr Illness.
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PRElIhInARIfS FOR
SPECIAL ELECTION
Fifty-Four Voting Machines
Will Be Used i'm Salt Lake
County.

Everything now practically is in
readiness in this county for the state
capitol building election to be held
June s. Fiftyfour voting machines
will be used in this county and c. V.
Anderson and five others were busy all
last week getting them ready for use
Two emergency machines have been
prepared in case one of the ffty-four
regular machines should refuse to work,
and it is possible that an additional ma
chine, making fifty FIVE in all, will be
sent to the voting place in Farmers
ward, which usually polls a rcmarkahlv
heavy vote. In The outer districts thc
old ballot containing Yes and 'No'
underneath the question will be used.
The commissioners had intended not to
use the machines in the city districts
on account Of the additional cost.
amounting TO something like $4,000. but
we're informed that under the law it is
imperative that the machines be used
In the city.
The machines will be hardly recor-
nizable. however, when the taxpayers
of Salt Lake county step into the booths
TO vote on whether the tax levy shall
he raised one mill for fifteen successive
years to raise funds to build a state
capitol or not. Voting on the PROPOSE
lion will be simple. but the party levers
have been covered and locked and the
wide spaces opposite the places where
the names of the many candidates APP
pcared are hidden underneath a cloth,
giving the machine decidedly odd ap-
pearance. All one has TO do to vote is
10 press the releasing knob at the lower
lefJ-hand corner and turn the pointer at
the corresponding upper corner to
eyes or "No,' as desired, which re-
cords the vote, without the voter being
subjected 10 the confusion that natural,
" arises from so many tickets at gem
eral elections.
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amount of The bonds are an indication
of the extensive holdings of the Nor
mon church Out thc sultan OF Tur-
key borrowed right and lcTt. and his
business was Of much the same KIND rs
the Mormon polygamists.)
So, from this passion, II can he easily
surmised that the rnling high priests
of the Mormon church constitute an
aristocracy Of wealth among the Nor
mon people. and that ihc other two
passions are directly associated in this
Mormon arstocracV.
The Mormon church interests in Can
ada and Mexico means drain on Utah
Mormons 10 establish these new poINg-
amous homes, or havens of safety for
some Of the multiple polvgamists. Warm
climates seem 10 be best suited for
these Mclchisedecs. aud some Of the
investments must go south. Arizona
is the next best territory Tor polyga-
nous exploitation, as the aristocracy
must provide for an income from all of
the territory possible 1t takes money
To keep up harcms. and lots of hard
work 10 keep ''thc wurd of wizdum,
To know in detail the investments
and holdings Of the prophet as trustee
in trust for the Church of (thc Nor
mon) Jesus Christ Of lattcrday Saints
would throw some light on the other
two passions Of the trinity constituting
the godbcad in thc person of this
prophet. Money is a great power with
tho Mormon church and is ono of the
three pillars of it's strength as eXcmpi-
fed in its trinity. Interest. bonds,
stocks. coupons. funds, dividends,
moneys, scrip. per cent and other com
mercial terms arc familiar 10 the head
of the Mormon church. and consume,
no doubt much of tho time Of the Nor
mon spiritual head in their contcmpla
tron. Their silent contemplation alone,
in his Yildiz palace, free from the i'm
mediate bother of the other passions,
is indeed holy mood, the sight of
which should cause any wavering Nor
mon to fall upon his knees and "thank
the Mormon gods for a prophet, d"
WILL B. MOHR.
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C. A. e.

George i Maxwell w. r. c. will be
entertained at cards on next Friday aft
crnoon, from TO > o'clock. by Mrs w.
A: Brandt. at her home at SO South
West Temple. All w. II. c., circle ladies
and friends invited.
James h. Mexican post No. I met Sat
urday evening, holding Il short business
session, and adjourned early TO give way
for the general committee meeting.
The regular meeting Of the James z.
Mexican w. r. G. VIII be held in the
!. O. O. +. hall on Wednesday, at 2:30 p.
m, May &c.
The memorial committee OF the G.. A.
r. and other patriotic organizations are
requested to meet at Odd Fellows hall
at I:30 o clock Wednesday evening, May
attendance be presen, 70 complete ar
Tangcmcnts for the observance of Me
mortal day. On Tuesday evening the
flower and programme committees win
meet with Mrs Dcane at 21i East Third
South street,
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PYthian Sisters.

Uermiou temple No. s. Pythian Sisters.
met in regular session Friday evening.
Two lady members We're received into
the temple by withdrawal cards, and one
lady and one knight by initiation. The
grand representatives made a very graft
flying report on the business transacted
at the recent session of the grand temple
in Provo. Hcrmion temple feels proud
bers elected officers OF the grand temple
and another member elected supreme rep
reScntative.
Hermion temple decided on giving
card party and entertainment In the near
future as did all the other temples in
the domain, for the beneut of the grand
temple, and by unanimous consent of the
temple the members appointed the COM
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Maccabees.

Salt Lake City hive No. and their
friends will be entertained Wednesday
evening, May &c. by Ladies Ganser and
Cleclner, at 100 North Fifth West. Hives
Nos. il and 10 cordially invited.
Lady Cline Of Banner hive No II will
entertain the ladies and their friends at
a card social at her home. 1S9 Third ave-
nue, Tuesday afternoon May %, from 2
10 o'clock. Take Sixth avenue car and
get off at b and Third streets. All Lady
Maccabees and their friends viii be COR
daily welcomed,
Lillian HolIistcr hive No. Il, l.. O. T,
NJ. held regular review last Thursday
evening in Eagles hall. Mrs. o. w. Nc
Gill will entertain the hive at her home.
No Is Q street, Tuesday afternoon from
to o'clock Ladies are requested 10
bring their thlmbles
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Fraternal Brotherhood.

Sego Lily lodge No. 252, Il. i. e.. viii
hold regular convention Wednesday
evening at S:15 o'clock, The escort
seat the officers. and later for initiatory
work. The committee on card party and
entertainment has decided on giving ii
for distribution 10 the members Wedncs-
day evening, when it is hoped that we
will have a large attendance Further
information concerning it VIII be given
at that time. An come and boost for
the banner lodge Of Utah. Don't forget
the date and place.
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ROyal NeighbOrS,

Salt Lake Valley camp No. 3072 Royal
Neighbors Of America. held It's regular
meeting last Wednesday evening, with Il
large attendance. After the regular bust
ness meeting a fine programme was rem
dcred and refreshments We're served and
enjoyed by all present. Memorial
VICES will he held Jointly with the Mod
ern Wnodmen at the Knights of Pythias
hall on Sunday. June G. Some one OF the
supreme officers OF the Royal Neighbors
viii visit salt Lake the first part of JUNG,
and the Royal Neighhors camps Of the
city arc making preparations for her re-
Coption.
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Foresters Of America.

Court Salt Lake met Wednesday even
ing, May 10. with large attendance. A
most delightful evening was spent. Speak
ing was INDUCED in and a general good
time was had by all members present.
Several applications for membership were
received. The court has been divided into
two teams. the object being to see which
team can get the most members, the los
ing side to take the winner TO some local
restaurant for supper. Tie degree team
is hereby notified TO be in full attend :
ance at our next meeting, as there will
be an initiation. All visiting Forcsters
arc cordially invited to attend and get ac-
quainted.
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Fraternal Union of America.

Evergreen lodge viii hold its regular
meeting tonight and all members are re-
uuc%ted 10 attend. Matters OF imDoT-
tanCc will nc presented for the good Of
the order. and = good time is insured.
Come carly and get a good seat. We
regret 10 announce that Sister Ida NJ
pital and would be pleased to see any of
the members. Brother j. IT. FIashman Is
also seriously iii at the Ogden hospital
Members OF thc order In ogden are
urgently requested 10 visit Brother Flash
man and offer any assistance necessary
under the principles OF our orSaniza ton
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Violent Demonstration

PARIS. May 23.-The revolutionary
Socialists annual demonstration today
before the monument erected in the
Pere Lachaise to the communists, in
which many dismissed postal employees
took part. was marked by violent scuf
hes with the police. a large number on
both sides were injured and twenty
were arrested
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-24
SECRET AND FRATERNAl
SOCIETIES or SALT LAKE

mtttec on the recent entertainment tn
have charge OF this one. As one Of the
committee, and for the committee. ! ask
the members for your loyal support. that
we may outdo the former one. which was
the best ever given. Watch this column
Tor further particulars. All come TO lodge
and ''bopsf -
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Ioyal Americans.

Loyal Americans Of the Republic, Salt
Lake assembly No. 800, Will hold their
regular meeting Wednesday evening. May
26' in Jennings hall There will be in
itiations and applications. Citizen He'd
mans family are quarantined on account
OF scarlet fcver Committee for the sick
please take notice. All members are
requested to he present Wednesday even
ing. as important business will be trans
acted,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-24

If you desire clear complexion take
Folev's Orino Laxative for constipa-
ton and liver trouble as it will stimu
late these organs and thoroughly cleanse
your system, which is what everyone
needs in the spring in order to feel well,
f j. Hill Drug Co., corner Second South
and West Temple.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-24

under the direction of Major Ilpper 'rhe
entertainment committee reported thai III
arrangements for an exhibition drill and
osli on May % had, been completed. 10
pear. In full-dress uniforms. promptly AT
p. III. -
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Five Slain by Bandits.

OBOYAN, Russia, May 23.--A band
of desperadocs today attacked gov
ernment wine shop, They killed five
persons and mortally wounded the
keeper After pillaging the shop they
escaped
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matinee only, beginning THURSDAY May
- IN. her latest success, Lady Fred
set Maugham, the author of Jack
straw"
Mrs. FiSkc, VIII bring her wonderful
May 81. This is the play which was
written by Edward sheldon, % years
old and a graduate OF Harvard college
last year, II WIS sent TO Harrison Grey
Fislee through play agency. After Il
two hours, reading before Mrs Fiske she
accepted il. Sheldon is now famous Mrs.
Fiske has added another triumph in her
career, and Harrison Grey F'isSe has
again demonstrated his unQuestioncd abi-
ity as a. stage manager. The play has
been welcomed as the most remarkable
example of modern stage realism yet de-
veloped The sale of seats will open at
the Grand thcatcr box office this Mon
day morning at 10 o'clock.
The Empire thcater changed from "A
moving picture house To vaudeville on
as q vaudeville house, the thcatcr hav-
ing been leased by G. A. Hartman. The
acts come from Bert Lcvy's vaudeville
opening bill Sunday The headlner is
Miss Fanny Frankel prima donna So
prano, who made herself a favorite with
and again Miss Frankcl has a splendid
voice aud her hit of the evening was
when She sang What the Rose Said TO
My My LIFE er and G'n?E dust f02sS s6me "TS One aF
Dow and Dow. Hebrew and Italian
character comedians, in their Italian I'm
personatons We're eXfeptionaiilS *, p clever an
dancing act. The illustrated songs were
we'll rendered The Empirescopc pic
lures rounded out the bill, The music
by the Empire orchestra was also good,
The bill will run the week, with daily
matinees at 2;i5 O'Clock.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-24

A private safe may be rented in the
fire and burglar proof vaults of the
Salt Lake Security and Trust company,
81 Up. Main street, $500 per year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-24
Daughters of Vetcrans-

The Daughters Of Veterans will hold
their next regular meeting, at their hall
IN the l. ., y: +. temple. Friday even
ihg May ~ Members arc all requested
to be present.
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Spanish War Veterans.

r.. \. Wedewood camp No. / meets The
iirst and third Tuesday Of each month at
j. O. O. f.. hall.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-24
ADJUSTMENTS
IN SALT LAKE TuEATERS.

IN SALT LAKE TIIEATERS.
COLONIAL THEATER - Ralph
Stuart and Mary Hall In ''At
the Rainbow's End" Evening,
Sis.
ORPHEUM TJIEATER-Advanc
vaudeville. Matinee, 2:lo. Even
Ing, sis.
GRAND TIEATER - Nine. La
France and Ii Nidias In mind
reading and hypnotism. Even
ing, $50.
EMPIRE THEATEE = Popular
price vaudeville, Matinee. 2:45.
Evening, s and $3.50.
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7, o. o. T,

Canton ColfaX No. /, Patriarchs Mill
tant, met in regular cantonment on sat
nrday night and held an extended drill
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The Mormon church has bonded IN
debteduess of something over or about
"A million dollars. 1t was necessary to
issue bonds to carry on the money MAX
ing businesses in which the polyga-
NOUS rulers had embarked, and the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-24

matinee only, beginning THURSDAY May
~. IN her latest success, Lady Fred
ericb, threc-act comedy by ". Somcr-
set Maug1nm the author Of Jack
Straw
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-24

The exhibition OF mind reading and
hypnotlsm given at the Grand Sunday
night to a fair audience by Nine. La
France and La Vidias did not meet ex-
poctations. Those present were free In
their comment and forcible in expressing
IT. The show will run the week, with
matinces Wednesday and Saturday,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-24

Surely man is the prince Of hypocrites.
First, he scduces and makes the prosti-
tute.
Second. he erects the standard by which
to judge her.
Third, he scorns her, stones her, pun
ishes her,
And on the sly pstronizcs her.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-24

Charles Frohman will present Miss
Ethel Barrymore at the Salt Lake the
atcr for three nights and Saturday
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-26
UsadO con extrasFdinaFia fire.
eueHeia dor ell Presidente del
Console Ejecutive de P. R.

Isl Ia experiences de algunos amos
de practica medica puede tener algin
vsEimiento, nadte &c extrsfara que en-
ella fonde mis- aseveraciones cuando
BE trsta de ennitir una opinion sobre
un medicsmento que ha usado CON ex-
trsoTdinaria frecuencia. Ne refeFo (
]a Emulsion de Scott La perfeeta
union de los componentes, al agrada
Bile sabor que determine 10 bien que Sc
eoDserva miertfas Sc est4 emplezndo,
y sobre todo Ias imporlantes indiea-
clones m6dicss que llena, son su meior
y mas stgura garsntia.
Por esa raz6n aun en- las epferme-
dades al psreeer mas ircurables como
la "tsis", Ia "caguexias'', lss ''e'cr5-
fuIaS". las "ar emias'' ell @raqutismo'., :,
la ''debilidad general, La 'talta d.
desarrcllo" en- las mujeres J en- los
ninos = otra larga serie que seria pre-
Egio enuHerarse we que esta sus.ancia
opera verdsdeTos milsg1os, y que los
eufermos que por ceeirlos asi Sc halla-
ban las puertas de il muerte, Sc
transforman de pronto adquiriendo
5y, ,,2as, robustez, color, animation sa-
lud,e en- una paIabrs, que aeredita cada
dia }s iusticia de la fsma Y del in
menso crtdito ds que tan ttil pre-
para cigoza en el todo mundo."
". Rafael del KnNe
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AVISO.

Sc notifies al pdbhco que 10 soeie.
dad que anteriormente giraba haje el
Enombre de "Boyden y Bsudlnan' de-
dicada a la fndustria de reparaciones
de automoviles en- el numero de la
ealle del Dep6sito en- Ia Marina, con
,ei nombre de Automobile Sales and
Repair Company, ,ha quedado disuel-
ta y des1e ESTE fscha Sc expfo ara POI
ef sehes Alfred E. ,Boyden, bajo el
nombfe de ssNew York Garage.
Sc invita- todo dueno de autom6.
VII para que acuda q este estableci.
miento donde Sc hacen reparaciones,
sc suplen nfaterisles y se prevee aEo.
janliento para auton6wiles & precios
razenables. @
Sc garantiza un servicio active, ira
balo competente y precios moderados.
Sc, ,tendra el gsraje alberto durante
eI dFa y la nochs Hagase una prue-
ba + fusdard satisfeeho. - La Neu
York Garae-ATred E. Boydea. Ad.
ministrador Gale del Deposito No.
2, detras de "a Aduana, Telefono
n6m 437. Q 6vs
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G, SANTAMARIA,
CsffespsRsal de- La Aseciaei6n
do Ia HbFeria y pablieacienes
espaaelas.
San Jose 4-4partado 505--
San juan. F. Il.

ReVistas 4 que admite sHserici6n pa.
ra et aho 1909 llustraci6a Artistica,
BIanco y Negro, Nuevo Mundo, FL
Teatro, Alredcdor del Mundo Mundo
Cientiico, Lq aeta, (festive), HoJas
Selecsas, Por Esos Mundos. Orbi, I'm
pareiaf (diario politicol. Asi mismo
admite suscripciones al Dieeionarie
eueie op5dico ilustralo" Salyat''.
Tieue iptinidad de obras de Medi-
Gina, .CirWfa, Obstetricia, &. g., de
Psiooiogis = Edueaci6n, Cromes reli-
giosos v pausajes, Libros de Misa, De.
vocionarigs cstoIieos y Espfritas, obrss
de ;as bibli6tecas "Sa1vat". 'Grana-
taa',, "Maueci'', CaIleia, Acha, Carlo.
mel y Esteva, d., Il. 30v. s.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-02-26

z! tiene Is conviction de que el nom
hramiento de Ia Cdmars sera salts
tsctone pues ec ella hay una buena
Y ocapeterte representation &c la in
dustrla azucarera Que - interesarS en-
que asi resulte Y ProPoEs que esto,
soliciteD de Ia Cimara eleve un me.
moria! al Congreso sonre ls ueoecidad
de Is protection
e scuerda que IL asocsadn nom.
bre slemPTe Cuo 6 dcs comisionsdos
cue TeiueroeB q IA r,r-e,enlac6n cue
envie ia C6maTa
Mr.. Mac JoEes. t.s de pgsvo
reComendando q Ia association tome
en- Consideration IA rropuesa de. orear
81 buTea1 e. aub.;,Ia,6n e. Vas
bington
II seFor Gecrs,u T. o1ntes,a Que
sera estadiado el asuulo Y .uspende
Ia session para oitar desnuts 4 ia d.
rectiva para los tIahajos que le estin
conHat0>
Fran las , meuos - De Ia tarde.
En esla impa.nta Sc yeade papsl yieio
: ? Pesos Qulul.L.
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IN RUM()R.

Sc asegura que al encarga
lido della bibfioteea fnsular Mr.
Luis Weisberg lie ha sido sig
nificado por las autofidades
de que depende, que Q debe
deiar la direction de la plana
inglesa del periodico del di-
rectorio de los Incorporates en-
esta ciudad, 3 atender a SUI
trabajo en- la bibioteca por el
| lque lie paga Ell pueblo de Pto.
Rico,
| Aunque no Sc sabe que ella.
Sc de servicios ha prestado en-
la bib1ioteca este empIeado, Sc
asegura que el ha elegido
quedarse en- la biblioteca GO.
zando del sueldo del pueblo
de Pto. Rico.
i, 81 este fuese cierto, 81 Sc.
nor Comisionado de instrnc-
eion piblica habria obrado de
acuerde con la opinion pu-
blica que desea yer cumplidas
las leyes.
ST el rumor sc confrma este
empleado, tendra que keep
neat1s de ahora en adelante.
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Casa de PrestameS de J. Rend6n
J COmpahia S. en- C.

El lunes 1o de Mario q las
2 de la tarde tendra lugar un
esplendido Eemate de las prem
das que habiendo transcurri-
do seis meses no han sido re-
novadas nj canceladas. Hay
de yenta IN precioso surtido
de alhaias. Allen 81, Forta-
lea.