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KORNA

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John Pechacek is attending court
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Haberstich
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Monday.
Miss Louise Haberstich is spend
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-26
Modern Woodmen of America.

Excelsior camp held card party last
Tuesday evening as a change from the
regular routine OF business. and a very
large crowd had ALI enjoyable time, An
orchestra OF nine pieces discoursed fine
music during the evening. and several
solos were given. The committee on the
class adoption are working hard 10 make
the visit OF Head Consul A. Z. Talbot
memora hle one as il is his first appear.
ance In Utah. Every member is earnest
lN requested 70 turn ont In the big par
adc. which Will take place at 7slj sharp
on Tuesday evening, May 4. Ogden de-
gree team. in command OF Captain Otto
u. Weber. VIII act as bodyGuard 10 the
head consul. and rcpvesen ativcs will re
here from all over the state. This Wa
be the biggest parade cver given. and
vii! he red letter day for Woodcraft.
The degree team is earnestly requested
20 he present on TUESDAY evening at Sis
sharp. Don't forget there will bc some
thing doing on Tuesday evening. X of
y. S.lJ sharp. The Joint committee are
requested to meet al Dr. Parsons office,
Aueroach building. at II a. m this (Mon-
daNl morning
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-26
Royal Highlanders,

The exhibition drill and social given by
the drill team OF Utah Castle last Mon
day evening was a splendid success. The
hall was filed with the members OF the
castle and their friends, who enjoyed the
entertainment and praised the work done
by the. team. program consisting OF
a vocal selection by Miss Lena Dell a
banjo solo by Mr.. Miller song by Fair
Lady Smith. preceded the drill which was
followed by few concise remarks con-
cerning the order by State Deputy G. NJ.
Fraser and n song by Clansman Watt:
The remainder OF the evening was spent
in dancing, The young men and women
Of the team uniformed in Highlander
kits. went through the various move
ments OF the drill, keeping perfect sine
to the music and directed only by the
whistle used by the captain. Special
credit is due them for the splendid work
done. considering the few practical drills
they had. The castle is very proud OF its
team. After the program refreshments
were served and every one enjoyed them
selves TO the utmost. Several applica-
tions were filed out for membership In
the castle. There will be a regular meet
ing this evening 10 act upon these cards
and 10 transact other important business.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-26
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

a number Of meetings of the senior
class were held during the past week. and
President Harry SVEN states that a
meeting Is likely 20 he held during the
noon recess any day this week. There
are bur SIX weeks OF school left. and il
the commcncemcnt programme is To he
a big success 4 plans must be completed
I'm ns short q time as possibl" The cX-
ecutivc committee is also expected 10 hold
n number of meetings and TO make II
report at each meeting OF tho class. All
meetings OF the committee are held In
secret. a II Is thc plan Of the class not
To let any one know what tho programme
will be until the appearance at the the
alter
Now lhat the annual class track meet
is over, The three lower classes VIII meet
and select class numerals for the boys
who represented the different classes al,
the meet The senior class selected iheir
numerals some time ago. and in "A short
time VIII present them TO the boys. The
the trophy cup into proper condition for
presentation To the winning class.
The junior class is free from the
trouble OF graduating exercises. but there
is something less Important hut more
troublesome 10 he considered. The mat
ter of tho senior reception at the close
of the semester Is something that every
junior class worris about. The present
Junior class is planning on giving tTe
seniors n big send Off. and President
AIonzD Watson and the executives com
mlttcc are hard ut work. Al meeting
OF ,hc class lnsf week a was decided that
nothing should be spared in making the
affair the most successful social nvcnt
of the year. The members OF the cNecu-
tive committee are TAYLOR Chambcrluiu
chairman. Ruth Davall Florence Cole
Frank TIurlbut. Harry Stcvans. GullJ DIX
aud John MccurdT.
The ar, contest will soon come to a
close as Professor Harwood has received
a number OF dra wings from the contestants
IS completed. Tho contest has been GO
ing on for tho pasL tbrec months, and Is
without. doubt the most successful one
ever held The assistance of Miss Mary
Teasdcl has been OF the best aud an inn
portant factor in the success of the con-
test.
class viii put I'm extra afternoons a
practice as the members arc expected
To take part In the graduating exercises
OF tho class.
President Frank Cameron of the or
club will call the members together the
fore paft Of the week, when a number of
things OF Importance WIN he considered
The executive commIttco will make
report.
For the past few weeks the girls or.
chcstra has done bat littlc prac1Icing
together again and begin regular work
on number Of new pieces.
The members OF the football team will
soon receive pins for the work of the past
season The tong picture viii also be
given 10 the school
AZ the last mcetng of tho high school
congress-, the members OF the lower honsc
signed the constitution. Membership
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-26
Women of Woodcraft.

Silver Maple circle. No. los, met as
usual last Friday night with Mae Tall
guarding the woods. Two candidates were
shown through the wood, The Thimble
club will meet with Neishbors Mae Tall
and Louise Williams, at 964 Belmont ave-
nue., next Thursday afternoon Every
neighbor please attend the meeting next
Friday night,
Woodb!ne circle. No. Al, held its rceu-
lar meeting April 22 with Guardian
Neighbor Mary a. Brown in the chair and
all officers present. TWO cards were pre-
sented for mem bership. The committee
to organize the Thirnble club Will meet
on Wednesday afternoon at the guardian
neiehbor's home at l69 North First West
Any Woman OF Woodcraft wishing to join
tho Thimblc club will please meet with
the committee Wednesday at o'clock
at Mrs. Browns home. Captain Evans
reported favorably on the sale OF tickets
FOR the Luna and Isis theaters, but we
will not be able to sell all of the 5000
tickets. which We regret very much Cir
Gle No. II wishes to tender thanks To
the management of the LUNA and Isis
theaters for the beautiful ruoving picture
entertainment rendered them by the man
agement and for the tickets The guards
expect 10 go 10 Garfield 10 assist in or
gan!Slne the Garfield circle on Monday
or Tuesday afternoon. Our next meeting
will be on Thursday evening, April %.
in |. o. o. F, hail.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-26
Foresters of America.

Court Salt Lake. No. I. met Wcdnes-
day evening, April n, at *. of p. hall
and held its regular meeting with a large
attendance, I, was an evening long TO
be remembered, as we had visiting broth
crs with US from ether states and the
entertainment committee was busy for
the evening. Several applications FOR
membership were received The degree
team is requested to be in fun ATTENDANCE
at our next meeting. as there VIII be
initiation, go all Forcstcrs. your presence
Is required also. and all visiting Foresters
Of America are cordially invited to at
tend our meeting and get acquainted.
Our next meeting Will be held May 5. at
our hall, II West First South street. All
are invited
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-26
|nARKET OUTLOOK IS
GENERALLY BRIGHTER
vents of the Past Week Re-
garded as Favorable for In
pr0yement i'm Conditions.

NEW YORK, April 25.-Thc develop
eents .;eIIt IN IN the outlook for affairs last
Ssh ~ ,v we're regarded as distinctly favor
ctfect was to stimulate renewed demsnd
4r secgess sufficient to outweigh the
@,lIsadvantages ,Is IN the technical position in
pe STOCK market and to turn the price
movement upward again, The disadvan-
age In the technical position lay i'm the
ste tent caTrsg 10 w'iGh IN the rise n prices had
ong account and the disposition 10 close
, cut at the profits accrued.
Ine slump in wheat was so clear a
n the value that the claims on which
ne advance had been based lost their
Ipwer to convince; Moreover. the news
'nsouraging ss TO dissipate the incipient
|top scare, which hung over the financial
markets. the week before.
bssi, more ORE, cheerful feeling in the great
-n,slai ,.a inctor IN shape Of the financial
<iewr Evidences multiplied OF the en-
nS.on rsde 81 business lns IN the iron and steel
nited States steel stockholders that
'.eir business had been restored to about
'ne volume Of tho December rate,
tfcated rate of Increased demand for
XIjned copper. including a large export.
f4nt promised to overtake the rate OF
Hpduction and put stop to the surplus
reports of the growth OF the general
'nerchandise movement and of the in
Tease of railroad tTeffic was more con-
tIyatve. although Incoming reports OF
abroad earnings showed gratifying COM
}arisons with LAST year.
The money market gave evidence that
ne period of plethoric conditions was
n9ang, Rates for call loans were higher
md the tone OF the time loan branch was
|iFmer in accordance with this system
ASH is coming to New York still from
ne lCterior. but the outgo OF gold hns
cen on scale sufficient TO keep the net
ain down.
Il The bond market enjoyed a sudden re.
tfal after a subsidepce of activity eary
Y tbe week, which brought the volume
N sales on Thursday to a par value of
.pFards OF st0,000,0Q0. q market seldom
,<ceeded In breadth and activity. The
1arch of events In Turkey was watched
nth placid Indifference IN all the great
-cccrifics D1arkefc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-26
I. o. o. 2,

Fidelity lodge No. IL. I. o. q. f.. at
the regular meeting on last Wcdncsday y
night had a crowded housc. there being
a largo numher Of visitors present from
other lodges who had been attending the
session OF the grand lodge and aVai"d
themselves OF the opportunity of witness
Ing the degree work as given by this
lodge. The third degree was conferred
In the usual effective manner by the
degree staff and the NorI; received tho
highest comneuda tions Of the visitors As
being the most beautiful aud olahorai"
"Nsmpltfication Of this degree over Wit
messed by them anywhere. The neWl!
elected grand lodge officers were present
and n number OF past grand officers. and
thc iods" was highly and mos, agrceahly
entertained by th" remarks OF those pres-
Cnt.
Canton CnlfaN No. !. PatrlarchS Mill
iant. received and acted on one appira-
tion for membership and The ch"vaIiers
were drilled a long tim" in the work
manual of arms and marching. There WAS
fair attendance at this meeting on
Saturday night.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-26
G.. A. r.

Reynolds circle, Ladies of the q. y.
VIII hold their regular meeting in odd
Fellows hall TUESDAY afternoon at >
o clock. \ full attendance is desired. as
business Of importance Is 10 he trans
acted. All comrades and visiting mem
bers pf the order always welcome
Geo r. Maxwell. w. r. @. will he
entertained BY Mrs. Clara Moore on Tues
day afternoon from 2 To q. at her home
1854 South Eighth East street, All w.
T.. g and circle ladies respectfully in
Nited. Take Ashton-avcnuc or Sugar
House car, Get off at Eleventh South
street.
Goo. r. Maxwell post No. Will
meet in regular session at I. o O. r
hall May l. at o'clock sharp. 4 good
attendance is requested. as there will
be business OF importance. Visiting com
rades arc cordially invited.
The regular meeting OF the James r.
Mexican W. r e. will he held I'm the l.
.. o. +. hall on Wednesday, ASIil Is,
promptly al c:3O y. IN.
Jas. f. Mexican post. No. T. had Il
large number of comrades present at its
meeting last Saturday night. There were
three applications FOR reinstatement and
other ma alters of business. Including the
appointment OF a committee 10 prepare
for the observance Of Memorial Day,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-26
The CAUSE OF COLDS
,t Advice Regarding the Prevention
of Coughs and Colds,

z'1f people would only properly tortifr
I'd strengthen their system. about 9S
y cent of coughs. colds and pueumo-
"a might be avoided. These troubles
Ie simply the result of weakness,
Ii1lcb produces a catarrhal rond ion
= the mucous membrane. which is as
:. internal skin of the body When
MS skin is weakened. it becomes in
fcted with germs which are carried
rough the system by the blood. These
l1rasites attack aud break these deli.
to tissues and set up a soreness which
.,educe what is in reality an external
,fofn]a.
THE only thing that will cure coughs
sd colds and prevent pneumonia is a
,edicstion which is absorbed aud car.
Id by the blood so that the diseased
,.embrane is disiufccted, cleaned
..2thed and healed.
We have remedy which we honest
. believe iDfallible and unsurpassa BILE
r the prevention and cure Of coughs,
IDS and all catarrhal conditions. 1t is
- prescription of famous physician,
40 has an epyiablc reputation of 80
.:ars of cures gained through the use
y this medicine We promise to either
si'ect euro in every case or make no
arge for the medicine. We urgo ev-
tsbody in Salt Lake who has need Of
,,h medicine to try Rcxall Mucu-
ffne.
1T stsuds To reason that wo could not
lord to make such statements and give
& own personal guarantee to this rem
~ If we were not absolutely positive
At we could substantiate our claim in
<fry particular, and we see no reason
Nv any one should hesitate TO accept
'F offer and try it. We have two sizes
" Rexall Mucu. Tone. Prices soc and
100. Sometimes SOC bottle is suf
lent for cure. As general thing,
.}e most chronic case is cured with An
<frage of three large bottles. Remem-
AZ. fhe medicine will cost YOU moth
IA If YOU are not satisfied in every par.
fular. Smith Drug Co.. Inc, and
i;euhI g. Frankep. Salt Lake.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-26
Fraternal Union Of America.

Evergreen lodge. No. Isl. will hold
their regular meeting tonight at O'Clock
We hope to have a pleasant time and q
good turnout. Or. a. +. Lombard haa
just returned from California. where he
has spent several months since his opcr-
alton last fall, The doctor IL much i'm
proved in health. looks and weight. No
doubt he VIII visit VS. tonight. Fratcr
antined with diphthcrIa. which wo very
much regret 10 announce Mrs johnson
Is also under quarantine and is spurirg
no expense for the relief and speedy re-
covcry Of her daughter Mrs. Garnett
one OF our latest candidates. Is also sick
with tonsilitis and would be pleased To
receive members al G6 South Second West
street
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-26
Pythian Sisters,

Hermion temple, No. &. Pythlan Sisters,
met In regular session Friday evening.
Several applicants were elected 10 mem-
bership. a very pleasant evening WAS
spent All are interested in the progress
made by the committee composed OF
Sisters Nandiver. Norton md Wood that
have the card party IN charge for Fri
day evening. April 30. in Castle hail. 2sI
South Main street. Valuable prizes will
he given; also musical program fol
lowed by substantial refreshments. The
committee is doing everything In It's
power 10 make il the best entertainment
ever given by Sisters" (That means
extra good. , All knights ladies' and
friends should come for an evening OF
pleasure
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-26

OFFICE or CONSTRUCTIVE QUAR-
tcrmaster. Fort Douglas, Utah. April
&c. 1909. Sealed proposals. ia triplicaite
subject to the usual conditions. viii be
received at this office until 10 o'clock "a
M. May 25. 1909. and then opened In the
presence OF Attending bidders for con-
struction of Garbage Crematory and
Cremntory Building ut Fort Douglas.
Utah Information furnished on appica-
tlon Envelopes containing bids To he
marked Proposals for Crematory Build
ing" and addressed To Captain y. r.
Harker. Quartcrmaster. 18th Infantry
Constructing Quartcrmastcr, Fort Doug
lus. Utah." p2S6G
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-26
Royal Neigh bors.

Salt Lake Valley camp, No 30I2.
ROYAL Seighbors of America, held their
regular meeting last Wednesday evening
al Is, of =. hall, Several new members
were initiated and one received into the
camp by transfer card Neighbor Poe
was reported III and was taken To st.
Marks hospital Thursday. where she is
resting comfortably, The Sewing club
will meet -neXS Friday afternoon with
Neighbor O'Niel, 7S5 First avenue. Water
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-26
HR0UGH TRAIN SERVICE
KANSAS CITY-S SEATTLE

I llELENA. Mont. April 95-Genersl
,assenser. Agent RI. A. Jackson OF the
ELENA office OF the Great Northern rail-
s1y, is making final arrangements tor
nc through passenger train which will
run between Kansas City and Seattle
Yer the Billings &, Northern, beginning
tay % The new trains equipment will
= OF the latest standard and tourist Pull
-ans will be used. II viii he run on a
4sf schedule. The train will leave kan
rs. City over the BurIng ton tracks. and
1ll arrive In Great Falls AT y. m. The
tlDuf a. nj,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-26
knights Of Pythias.

Last Monday evening Calanthe Myrtle
lodge no. ] conferred the third rank on
part or the class now being initiated.
and this evening we Will confer the first
rank on more OF the class. All knights
ara cordially invited 10 attend our con-
vehtions. and your presence will be ap-
precIatcd
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-26
CALIFORNIA EXCURSIONS
Vis o &. T.. and & p

Nav IN Is, inclusive. San Fran.
cisco and return, $3I.50. To San Fran.
cisco and return Gone way via
Portland), $3.50. To Los Angeles and
return, $3.50. To Los Angeles aud
return Conc way via Por'land), 500 75.
Tickets limited 20 October 81 Stop.
overs. City ticket office, pol Main
street.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-26
EratnrnaI Brotharhond.

Utah lodge. No. 365 r. l.. f.. had a
glorious meeting last session. In addition
to limitations and voting on nppIica tiopa
there was spirited business session and
pie enough TO last for some time 10 come
In fact. until strawberry festival time
Next meeting. which will be held next
"Wednesday night. there viii be another
good time: Another project Will be
launched, having fun and frivolity as IT'S
basis. In addition there will be more in
itiations and candidates applications.
There was great attendance last meet