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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-07-04
Iarned Defends Title

New York, July S.-Edwin P. Larned
successfully defended his title to the mid
die states tennis championship singles
today at Mountain Station. N. j. In the
challenge match he defeated Wallace F.
Johnson. the Pennsylvania. Miss L. 8.
Hammond won the womans singles
Harry Terrence strained his arm and so
the doubl eswere robbed a final
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be accomplished, and in the opinion of
organization men, there might as we'll be
thousand things. 1t Is necessary to OBJ
tain sufficient votes to defeat motion
sending the entire bill to conference. The
ideal course of procedure, according to
Mr.. Murdoch would be to defeat Mr. Dali
zell's motion for the previous question on
the rule which will send the bill to con-
ference. and then substitute motion
agreeing to all reductions and instructing
the speaker to appoint conferees on the re-
naming differences. Mr. Murdock would
make no predictions as to the number of
votes such motion could command, but
he regards 1t as the n1ou attractive
proposition that he can offer at the pres
ent time, and is particularly encouraged
by the Presidents recent reference to
untitled pledges" at the Yale alumni
dinner.
The chances are, however, that the or
ganization will not enter into the spirit
Of the scheme.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-07-04
Baseball PlaylnQ Enlolned.

Cartersville, Ga, July 3.-Because
his mother-in-law, who lives with him,
threatens to move unless boys of the
town quit playing baseball on vacant
lot adjoining his home, ]. r. Parsons
has secured an Injunction against the
Georgia Realty company of Atlanta,
owner of the lot, and the Gresham
Stars, local ball team, stopping the
games. Parsons had appealed to the
town council before going into court
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-07-04
Steps To Free Harry Thaw.

New York, July 3-Counsel for TIar-
ry K. Thaw, who killed Stanford
White, appeared today before Supreme
Court Justice Gaynor at st. James. L.
J., and argued against the application
for change of venue from Westches-
ter to New York county of the hearing
to decide the question whether Thaw
should be released from Matteawan
asylum. District Attorney Jerome Is
anxious to have the question of Thaw's
sanity ultimately tried out in New
York county where he was originally
tried and acquitted of murder. while
the young Pittsburger's counsel vigor-
ously opposed taking the case out of
Westchester county Charles Mors-
chauser of Poughkeepsie. Thaw's coun-
sci, said today that when the issue
once more reached the courts he would
prove Thaw's sanity so thoroughly
there could be no doubt as to his right
to be discharged and given his free
dom.
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LEWIS LUNDY is
FOND OF THE JAIL

Washington, July 3--(speciaL)-
Lundy. the negro who rose to fame by
being shot in street Car by Represen-
tative Hefiin, and which led to the in
dictment of the Alabama congressman,
was arrested here today for an assault
upon policeman. Lundy has spent nearly
all his time In jail since his fight with
Representative Heflin. He will go down
for another long term this time.
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New Bank Organized.

Washington, July Especial 1.-The
application of P. G. stesall of Ozark.
Warner Carroll, w L. Casey. l.. p Car
roll and J. T. Crawford to organize the
First National bank of Cottonwood with
$25.00o capital has been approved by the
comptroller of the currency.
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Raw Bronson Wins,

New Orleans, July s.--Ray Bronson of
Indianapolis was given the decision over
JACK Redmond OF st. Paul at the end of
the tenth round of bout at the Royal
Athletic club here tonight
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t1on SHOWS, he Says
panic has passed
rapidly receding.
of this deficit of tn
be wiped out sooi
completed its work
when. in his opinion
will increase. Tht.
among legislators
thinks Foraker, is
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WVTUOCN 1ToS q 7 Io1Is
Representative Victor Murdoch, one OF
the House insurgents hats formulated
q scheme by which he believes the In
iquities'' of the Senate tariff bill may be
softened by mere legislative mistakes. He
Is at present sounding his discontented
colleagues as to the feasibility Of his
plan and thus far he has met with moth
ing but encouragement. The plan Is to
have the House agree to all the reduce
tions made in the bill by the Senate and
to send the remainder of the measure to
conference.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-17
G0DBE-PITTS WILL
ENTER WHOLESALE FIELD

The Gudbc. Pitts Drug company has
decided TO enter the wholesale drug
field as well as continuing in the retail
trade. a reorganization of the firm 5
officers and directors were effected
Saturday. The following is the new an.
Directors. r, Treasure,
w. II. Dayton, Thomas Freed, Newell
Bccman, c. O. Dee. Otliccrs-J. T.,
Treasure, president; w. IT, Dayton,
secretary and treasurer, Thomas Freed,
vice presidents j. T. Treasure. manager
Wholesale department.; Thomas Freed,
manager retail department.
Mr. Dayton IL the proprietor Of the
Dayton Drug company, and Mr. Freed,
the manager OF the retail department,
is recent arrival from Des Moincs
Mr. Treasure is the senior member Of
tho Godbe-Pitts Drug company, He re
tires from the retail department to take
up the wholesale department, which will
be handled In connection with tho firm =
retail business Mr.. Treasure loft for
New York Saturday. where he will pur-
chase full line Of the latest drug sun
dries for the new business. At The
same time he will attend the fourth
annual meeting Of the American drug
eist syndicate, Of which lie is the west
ern director and representative,
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POPULAR RECIPE
This Home Made Cough Syrup
Stops Coughs Quickly,


Mako a plain syrup by taking ono pint
ri GRADUATED Sugar, add onc-half pint of
warm water and stir FOR two minutes
rut two and one half ounces OF pure
PlncN IN n pint bottle and nll Il up with
lic GranulatrJ Sugar syrup. Take a tea
spoonful every one. two OF three hours
Keep well corlled and II viii never spoil
The effectiveness of this simple home
made article is surprising. II usually
stops a deep-soaied cough in twcntyfour
hours. II is also excellent for colds.
whoopinG coughs. pains in The chest
bronchial troubles and similar ailments.
l-se III" real PiueN in making il. how
"v"r. II is tine most valuable conccn-
l-aied compound of Norway White Pine
i;Yt-act. and II is far superior to the nu-
."oTous pine oil and nine tar prcparatious
r TuUr druggist does not have it, he can
set u for roG without trouble.
The proportion above suggested plakes
full pint of the best cold and cough
remedy The taste IS so pleasant that
chilHrcn take it Willingly, The total cost
% about - cents.
Strained honey can bo used instead of
- syrup. and makes a very fine honey
;ai rin" tar cough SSrup.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-17
THE NEW STYLES
In Women's Figures
Require More Flesh and
a Larger Bust and Hips

Almost over night the wind OF fashion
has Ve"rod but seldom In the tickle
damo's history has il made such sweeping
changes. Woman Is practically made
over. For one thing. the plump person
has come into her own aGain. LoanneBs
and straight lines are no longer the ideal.
Curved once more Is the sweep of beauty,
and hips are no longer disgrace.
Her bust must be at the minimum two
inches fuller In accommodate Itself TO the
new fashion. and once again the natural
line OF the waist VIII come into its own,
1t IL In the hips that the most trsmcn-
dous making over is seen. Gone is tho
narrow diroctoIrc. and instead gracious
curves must bc cultivated TO keep the
line of the ful panpicrs below. II Is not
too much 10 say that tho woman OF fash
lon must md some way to put At least
six inches upon her hips before fall fash
lons attack her.
il must DC rather hard upon the woman
vino had TO struggle TO gain the requisite
Slcudorncss of past fashions. but there
is one consoationit is usually easier
To- take on flesh than to lose II. There
fore. the extra IL pounds which the new
modes really demand do not cause so
much hardship as stripping 10 pounds,
which the past fashion demanded EN-
tract from article I'm Chicago Examiner,
Aug 29.)
Whites Vaucaira GaleEa Tablets en-
able YOU TO meet the above requirements
ana obtain
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A PERFECT FORM

No woman need use artificial devices
I'm order to acquire perfect form. Mod
cru chemistry has perfected a harmless
remedy that file out shrunkcn. hollow
PARTS OF the body and IN reasonably
snort lime produces a perfect figure, This
great remedy is known as Willard White
Compauy's Naucalrc GIle@a Tablets. the
preparation that is praised by high au-
ihoritics in health and beauty culture and
MANY thousands OF women who have
successfully used II. II tnltcn as directed.
splendid results will follow rhis prepar-
alton is mt up in dainty tablet form.
"asy 10 take. thew do not upset the stom-
ach or cause any bad effects They are
guaranteed by the Willard White Com
pany 10 comply with the National Food
and Drug Law,
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SOCIETY

Continued from Page Eight.
ing for a week with Mr.. and Mrs. Elias
\. Smith,
Mrs. w. T.. Critzcr and daughters.
the Misses Bess and Dorothy. Of l5erkc-
ley. Cal. will he here this morning TO
visit Nh and Mrs. j. j. DcyereauX.
Mr. and Mrs j. +. Dunn and Mr.,
and Mrs. II, +. Van Houscn Will spend
today at the Hermitage in Ogden can
yon, making tho trip by auto,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Wells of Los
Angeles. Cal. Will be here the last Of
the week to spend few days.
Miss Lorinc Loary, who has spent
several weeks with friends in Tacoma
and Seattle. Wash. Will leave the last
of this week for Portland, Ore, where
she viii be the guest of DR.. and Mrs.
}. c. L. King, who formerly lived here.
Miss George Carmen of Pittsburg,
Kan. is here, the guest OF her cousin.
Mrs. II. Il. Lawson, For a few days
Mrs. c. II. Stevenson. who will be
home the first of November. after spend
ing the summer in Seattle, Wash. is
now visiting with her brother in st.
Paul, MINI.
Miss Pearl Van Cott will leave carly
in the month for southern California,
where sho Will visit her sister, Mrs.
j. c. Nivcn, who is there for the win
tcr.
Mrs. Brinkcr and Miss Nellie Brinker.
former residents Of this city, but now
nf ST, Louis, Mo-, viii be hero the
last of the month 10 visit Judge and
Mrs. j. NJ. Bowman.
Mrs. Florence X Woodruff and daugh.
Ter. Miss Adelaide. are home from year
cities.
Mrs. j. +. Dunn will leave for trip
TO California some time next month.
Jr. and Mrs Ben Davis have returned
from their summer home and arc located
for tho winter al the Annex apart
mcnt GU East South Temple street.
Mrs. II. p. Gather and Miss Bessie
Haley Of Dcs Moines, Ia, viii be hero
soon TO spend "A few days with Mrs
l.. ID. Pcaslce.
Mrs NJ. !. Ruthbard and baby arc
spending 4 week or so At the Heron
hotel on their WAY 10 Grand Junction
colo, after seven months spent IN Ocean
Park and Los Angeles. Cal,
Mrs James IS. Shaw aud Miss fora
Shaw who arrived in New York IN time
10 enjoy The Hudson Fulton celebrations
urc nov nicely located al 10 West
Nincty.siNth street. whore they Will he
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-17
UTAH'S EDUCATIONAL
EXHIBIT WINS MEDALS

4 telegram to Governor William
Sprv which was received Saturday
evening from W. H. Rowe. the director
of the Utah exhibit at the Alaska
Yukon Pacific exposition. conveyed the
information that Utah s educ atioual
exhibit had won considerable fame, gold
medals being awarded TO several Utah
educational institutions. Following are
the awards
salt Lake City public schools. gold
medal: AgricnlimraI collegc. gold medal;
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DAUGHTERS or REBEkAH
GIVE VETERAN JEWELS

dav night by the Daughters of Re
bekah to Mrs Mary Boes and Mrs r..
d. Blackmar Of Naomi Lodge No. /,
and 10 Mrs Alma Fisher and Mrs
johanna Johnson of Marian Lodge No.
:. for fifteen years continuous member
ship.
The presentation was made by the
secretary of fhe assembly, Mrs. Mary
Nickcrson About l25 members of tho
two lodges were present No outsiders
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Private School for Boys and Girls.

Parents desiring individual instruc
ton in small classes, for their children
can arrange with Miss Bentley in Cor,
school hours. Bell 54s1
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Clubs.

Attractive ycar.bo0ks have been is
sued by the Seekers Literary club in
the club colors OF pink and green. The
officers for the year are given, with the
date and place for each meeting. The
club opens with membership of TWEEN
ty-four The next regular meeting of
the club viii be Tuesday, October 10,
with Mrs II. l.. Deacon, at l31 Doug
las avenue
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-17

Have YOU read " Lights and Shadows
of Normonism Perhaps prejudice
prevents your securing this book. IT
Is NOT ABUSIVE, II is an analytical
and logical study of Mormouism and
prevailing conditions in Utah. You
owe it 10 Yourself to read this book.
Price $l.25. For sale by all ncwsdcal
crs and at The Tribune Office. Sent
postpaid upon receipt Of price,
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l., .. :. High school, gold medal; Brig
ham Young college, silver medal; State
School for Deaf and Blind, silver
medal Granite district school, honor
able mention.
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were admitted. After the presentation
a musical program was rendered and re
fTeshments Of ice cream and cake was
served.
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Tho tourist section OF the Ladies Lit
crarv club VIII meet at 10 o clock Iues.
day morning, October 10, al the club
house. Mrs. Deacon Will read paper
on "Naplcs by the Sea.
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The Wasatch Literary club viii meet
Tuesday, October 10, at > o clock, with
Mrs s c. Dallas al 1882 Tenth East
street Papers on "'Parls and Alaska
will be read
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Mrs. W. II NcMastcr. who has boon
visiting Mrs j., j. Carton, has returned
10 her home in Los Angeles.
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The first regular meeting OF the
Ladies' Reading club will be held Mon
day, October is. with Mrs. j. IL, Bard
well in the Smith apartments,
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The College club will hold its next
meeting Thursday afternoon, October
u, with Mrs G.. y. Swcazey and Mrs.
Ballard, at the homo Of Or. W. NJ.
Padeu, 207 East Second South street,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-17

The Rev. David w. Crane of This city
will deliver his we'll Unknown Chautaudua
lecture on "Porto Rico and Her Peo-
pie, - Friday evening, October %, in
the Tiff Methodist church. Ninth East
and First South streets, The Rev. Mr.
Crane, who has lived for a year and a
half in Porto Rico. is thoroughly con
verssui with the topography and ethnog
raphy of this interesting country, and
his lecture, sparkling with wit and
humor, is most Instructive.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-17

The Woman 5 caguc viii meet mt
2:3O O'Clock al the library. Monday af-
tcrnoOn, October is.
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Miss Eva Pitcher spent few days in
Pennington last week, The guest of Mrs.
Clarence Dawson,
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Funeral Notice

The funeral of Mrs. Mays of Ring-
ham will take place from O'DoUncll S
pIrlors tod9v AT 2 p. m.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-17

Victor !. lTuh, who has spent The
last two months here with his parents,
left Friday night for Los Angeles.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-17

Mr. aud Mrs. T. j. Conkliug have
returned from southern California and
will now he al home To their friends.
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next meeting will be Thursday, Oc-
tobcr 2S, with Mrs /. Hanchctt.
The Sewing club Will be entertained
Thursday afternoon by Mrs. El!swood
). Brown.
Mrs. Edwin Butcher will entertain
the Post Bridge club Tuesday after
noon.
The Rosebud club met at the home OF
Miss Anna Gall lAst Thursday even
ing. when games and music were en-
ioycd. followed by dainty refresh
mcnts. Covers were laid for the presi
dent of the club, Miss Jessie Mitchell.
and the following members: Miss Mar
garct Gall, Miss Agnes Sullivan, Miss
Daisy Pattison, Miss Mary Boolihcr,
Miss Rose Walsh and Miss Bessie
Dowcll. The next meeting will be
Thursday. October IS. with Miss Ag,
HCs Sullivan,
The Daughters Of the American Rev.
olution, Spirit OF Liberty chapter, met
Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Thomas Weir. with Mrs. George
X. Hancock, chairman. An interesting
program was given Mrs. W. +. Ad.
ans read an entertaining paper on the
Philippines, Past and Present.: pi-
ano selections were given by Miss
Kate Allen of Park City. and Mrs,
Keim. honorary vice president of the
Daughters of the American Revolution,
who was here for few days fgom
New York, made n few remarks, The
next meeting Of the chapter will he
Thursday, November IL, with Mrs,
George \. Lowe.
Mrs. i. s. Wright entertained the
Daughters of the Revolution at her
home Saturday afternoon. The rooms
were pretCily decorated with sundow
crs aud autumn leaves, and a delight
ful programme was given, including the
reading of the constitution by Mrs. Il.
g. Wells. followed by y discussion led
by Mrs. Julia A. T. Lund A reading
of Patrick Hcnry's oration was given
by Mrs, i. d. Spencer, and n paper
on the first national bank under
George Washington, was given by Mrs
Phoebe y, Bcattic.
The Woman'S league will meet at
2;3O o'clock Monday afternoon at
Unity hall Chief of Police Barlow
viii speak upon problems concerning
tue young people Of the city, causes
aud cure.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-17

The next meeting Of tho art section
Of the Ladies Literary club will be
al l0:1j % clock at tho clubhouse. Thurs
day, October II. \ paper on
IS Mosaics'' and "Grcck Byzantine
Painting" will be given by Mrs. Bus
well.
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The next regular meeting Of the
Ladies' Literary club viii no promptly
at = clock Friday. October -. The
afternoon will be spent in debate
Mrs. George Bacon viii give a paper
on " Environment. y and Mrs. Cook VIII
give one on 'IlcTcdity. Tho discus
sion will bc from the floor. Music will
be furnished by Miss Natsou. who will
give u piano solo. 4 vocal selection
from Mcdowell OPP. 47 Will be given by
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-17

Mrs. Emily Sitter. and n X. Hooker of
Boston, Mass, viii give 4 vocal num-
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Mrs. A. r. Haywood Of Ogden was
here to attend the grand opera and
be the guest OF Miss Frances Phillips.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-17

The Post section of the Ladies Lit
crary club will meet al ; q clock Mon
dav. October is. with Mrs H. * Kim
gender al the Halls hotel, Readings
viii be givSu from Shelley S tragedy,
Sstcnri -
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Mr.. and Mrs. f. E. Wells of Los
Angeles. Cal. Will be here the last Of
the week TO spend IL few days.
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Nh and Mrs. j. +. Dunn and Mr.,
and Mrs. H. +. Van llouscn will spend
today at the Hermitage in Ogden can
yon, making tho trip by auto,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-17

Mrs. 6. I. Busch and daughters. the
Misses Gretchen and Marie Busch. were
Ogden visitors last week.
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The Monday Night Literary club will
meet Monday evening, October rs, with
Miss Rosalic Pollock at her apartment
in the Kensingtop. Mr.. Garrett will
present paper on Darwlnlsm and
Present Theories There win also he
report from the delegate 10 the State
Federation of Woman $ clubs.
The "Interalia is the name Of the
new club organized by the Jewish girls
of the city. The first meeting was in
the form Of an. eutcrtainlnent at the
home of Miss Esther Landau last Tues
day evening. Games and music were
the feature. aud the prizo i'm the game
was won by Miss Marie Bogawsky- The
rooms were prcttily decorated in the
club colOrs, green and gold streamcrs
being draped from the chandelier TO the
table. while over the entrance 10 the
dining room was n framed picture with
following. @ Welcome, lDteralia;
Success TO Our Girls. " The hostess OF
tho evening was elected president OF
the club The next meeting VIII be
Monday. October -. with Miss Hanna
White, at 566 East Second South street.
Mrs. NJ. J.. Snow entertained the
Quingenta club last Tuesday after
noon. Prizes were won by Mrs. Lo-
rcnzo Snow, Mrs. Moulton and Mrs,
+. T.. Newman The next meeting Of
the club will bc Tuesday, October 20,
with Mrs. j. H. Bardwell, IN the
Smith apartments.
The Crystal Card club viii meet
Wednesday afternoon October 20,
with Mrs. O. Il, Hewctt. i'll the Brown
apartments.
The Utopia club will meet Wedncs-
day, October 20, with Mrs. Il. A,
Wall,
Mrs w T. Lynch entertained the
Plate club Thursday afternoon. when
prizes were won by Mrs. l.. d.. Peas
lee and Miss Margaret Gibbons. The
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-17

Miss Lorinc Leary, who has spent
several weeks with friends in Tacoma
and Seattle. Wash. Will leave the last
of this week for Portland, Ore, where
she will be the guest of DR.. and Mrs.
}. G. L. King, who formerly lived here.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-17

Mr.. and Mrs. ". &. Hunter have re-
turned from n month S wedding trip in
the east, and are at home for time
at the Wilson hotel