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The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-09-10
PLUNGES FROM
DIZZY HEIGHT
tFrom Thursdays Advertisera

Almost miraculous was the escape
from death of Peter Mcdonald, when
he pitched headlong from the scaffold-
ing of the new building in back of the
Art theater yesterday afternoon. AS
it was, Mcdonald suffered nothing
worse than broken arm and a general
shaking up.
1t was shortly before 2 o'clock, that
the accident happened. Mcdonald, who
is a carpenter, was at work way up
ion the scaffolding. In some manner
he lost his footing and fell to the
ground, striking on his head. Fellow
workmen rushed to his assistance and
picked him up.
AT first it was thought thar the man
had been killed, but soon he regained
consciousness. He was removed to the
Queens Hospital where careful ex-
animation showed that shock, minor
decorations, countless bruises, and a
broken arm were the sum total of his
wounds.
Mcdonald has the contract for erect.
ing the Weather Bureaus kiosk at
Bishop and Hotel streets.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-09-10
KALUANU| ROAD
CONTRACT LET

Picanco & Wood will construct Ka-
luanui Beach road. AT yesterday morn
ing's meeting of the Board of Super
visors, the committee on roads and
bridges reported that the firms bid
was the lowest of any submitted and
recommended that the award be made
accordingly. Picanco & Woods bid was
$11,5S5.
In accordance with the decision OF
the Board of Supervisors, the County
Clerk was instructed to notify Picanco
& Wood that their bid had been ac-
cepted, and that the Mayor stood ready
to sign up the contract as soon as a
suitable bond should be furnished.
The other bids for constructing Ka-
luanui Beach road were, A. A. Wilson,
$14 1000; Henry H. X. de Fries and AL
bert Trask, $13,5O0; and the Concrete
Constructing Company, Ltd, $12,4s0.
The proposed new Kaluanui Beach
road is about 5000 feet in length. The
specifications call for a pile trestle
bridge 120 feet in length, three box
culverts ten by four and half, and
some 500 feet of riprap. All of this
work will prove costly and the com
mittee is very well satisfied with the
tenders received.
The right-of-way negotiations have
been completed and all that remain is
for the Mayor to affix his signature to
the resolution of the Board of Super
visors making the necessary appropria.
| ton to reimburse the Chinese tenants
for the moving of their kuleanas.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-09-10
CHARTERED SHIP MAY
BRING IMMIGRANTS

The hrsl panty 0f Portuguese imml-
grants, secured BIZ Special Agent A, j,
Campbell, viii probably DO brought
around the Horn ia a chartered ship,
Saturday q cable Was received from
Campbell, announcing that he has a
fhlp available f0f charter
A faf ~ 10 known, campholi Il stili
negotiating Nlih the American llaKai
lan company hnd Subsequent parties
mas b. cent Hfnfs the iiihalus ~
frhlaHlepef There has heen aame
DELAY lH Tie nesplaiiaHg alih ihs
steamship leaplf hoaf1eli epd tbs has
Maae ngselsafl pihsf arrangements 10
ihe hisf paflg
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-09-10
Castle g. Cooke Co.. Ltd
Life and Fire
Insurance
Agents

General Insurance Agents, representing
Aew Englnnd Mutual Life Insurance
Company of Boston,
Aetna Fire Insurance CO.
ATTENTION
We have just accepted The Agency
foT ib4
and
ne Protector Underwriters VI ths
fhasuk " Hartford,
These ! ife alse amnAH Us aeN ~
Henef Il Kep lFsaeltee,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-09-10
'H|LO BONDS SELLS
At ONE HUNDRED
tFrom Wednesdays AdvertlserN

6From Wednesdays Advertiserl
Hilo railway bonds sold at 100 on
the Change yesterday. One thousand
dollars worth brought that figure, and
the closing bid was 9972, 20 cents
higher than the last preceding sale.
Owners are holding out for l0O.25, how
ever, and did not seem overly anxious
to sell.
Stocks generally were rather weak.
There was but little trading and the
prices realized were not up to those
which have prevailed during the past
few weeks. Two hundred shares of Ha-
waiian Commercial & Sugar were sold
between boards at 1880, drop of 81
from the figure of the last recorded
sale. During the session, two other
small sales were made at the same
figure. The closing quotations were
1925 bid, 33.625 asked.
Honolulu Brewing & Mailing showed
little stronger. With the last pre-
sold at $3.50. Holders were asking
1915 when the session closed.
Waialua sold before the session at
113. This is the figure at which the
last previous sale was recorded. There
seemed to be many willing buyers at
that price, but holders were asking
1880. That is SO less than the high
mark reached by the stock week ago.
Oahu, which was selling at 80 the
latter part of last week, weakened a
little, and the sales recorded yester-
day morning were at 31.75.
Advices from the mainland state that
the last sales of Hawaiian sugar were
made at Ala, an advance of 8 cents
a pound over the last quotation receiv-
ed here.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-09-10
SAILORS EvADE THE
OFFICERS OF THE Law

Claiming that the food which they
received on board the Nordsee was un.
fit for human consumption, several of
the crew of the unfortunate German
ship have deserted, and 30 far have
succeeded in evading the police. Of
ficers are looking Tor them and expect
to take them into custody before very
long.
Several of the first batch of desert
ers are now in Jail, awaiting the time
when the ship shall sail. Others are
in the hospital. Among the latter are
some of the men who went out with
the salvage party. The men claim that
they were supplied food that had been
on board the ship for sixteen months
and that their diet is the cause of their
illness. d.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-09-10
PoAHA PULLS DROWNING
MAN FROM THE RIVER

As Policeman Poaha was walking
along the river near Beretania avenue
early this morning he noticed dark
object being tossed about by the cur
rent Closer observation disclosed the
object to be man, and Poaha hurried
down to the bank of the stream to rem
der succor. After a tussle he got the
man ashore, and none too soon, for an
other minute and there would have
been corpse in the water.
The half-drOwned man, who turned
out to be Portuguese, was hurried to
the Queen s Hospital, where the doc
tors soon resucitated him. He declined
to give his name and seemed unable or
unwilling to explain how he came to
be in the water.
The man IS face was badly lacerated,
as though he had been in fight.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-09-10
CUT|CURA CURED
HIS SORE EYES
When SO Years Old Eye-BaIls and
Lids Became Terribly lnAamed-
Was Unable to Go About Home
Remedies and Professional Treat
ment were Equally Unsuccessful.
TOOK FRIENDS ADVICE:
HAS NO MORE TROUBLE

about two years ago my eyes got
in such condition that l was unable to
60 about. They we're terribly inflamed,
both the balls and lids. / tried home
remedies without relief. Then de-
cided to go to our family physician, but
he didn't help them. Then tried two
more Of our most prominent physicians,
but my eyes grew continually worse.
At this time friend Of mine advised
me to try Cuticura Ointment, and after
using it about one week my eyes were
considerably improved and in two weeks
they were almost well. They have
never given me any trouble since. i
was then sixty-three years old and am
now sixty-fve. / shall never fail to
speak q word of praise for the Cuticura
Remedies when have an opportunity.
and trust that this letter may be the
means of others being cured as I have
been. G. B. Halsey, Mouth Of Wilson,
Grayson Co., Va, Apr. 4, 1905"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-09-10
now TO PREVENT BLOOD POISON

'arelessness and neglect are the
'hief causes Of blood poisoning, A cut
20 bmlse, however slight should have
Immediate attention. A good Eminent
Hnd nnf That u0i Gully gives pfampt
tollhf from pain, hul hglna anilseptle,
ARHis lhe wound Rlthaui maiurailah. i
hamheflalnif raa Balm. When ms
remedy IL applied all danger ffam hlaaa
poisoning ls avoided faf aaie ~ ail
iisslgia, lirhsan Hmlh 4 %, Aeenls
~ AhAsll
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-09-10

r P 1907, kul s19l, olowalu, Maui. ss.
b 319, p $50. Dated Aug 16, 1909.
Sam X Kolia to Hulihana, ID; 90
int in r p 1907, kul S191, Olowalu,
Maui. $40. b 3l9, p 1871. Dated Aug
16, 1909.
William Henning and WI to Lahaina
Agrctl Co Ltd, d; 25911 so # land,
Lahaina, Maui. $4,000. b 317, p 271.
Dated Aug 10, 1909.
ID Nagata and VT to ID q Lindsay,
TT, NJ; Is 20-100a land, Pulehuiki, Ku.
la. Maui. 800. b 324, p "a. Dated
July 81, 1909.
Recorded August 90, 1909.
Bathsheba NJ Allen (widow) to
James E Jaeger, d; pors grs 27ss, ap
Makiki, Honolulu, Oahu. 81, etc. b
S16, p 422. Dated Aug Ia, 1909.
Est of James Robinson by Tr to
cor Bethel aud Hotel SITS, Honolulu,
oahu, Is yrs at $4,000 pr yr. b S23,
p 90. Dated May 10, 1909.
Carl Isenberg by atty to Hans Isen-
berg, A Nj; mtg f w Jordan and VT
on por gr 100 and por kul 661, ap 2,
| Wyllie st, Honolulu, Oahu. $4,000. b
1924, p 81. Dated Aug Is, 1909.
Koleka Kalehuna (widow) to A st q
Piianaia, ID; pc land, Kapalama kai,
Honolulu, Oahu. 81, etc. b 316, 423.
Dated Mar IS, 1904.
Elizabeth j McCandless to A u M
Robertson, A; general powers, B
32l, p ass. Dated Aug 30, 1909.
III w Schmidt to w II Schmidt, NJ;
IL int in II p (gr) $685., Honolulu,
Oahu. $1,000. B S24, p 80. Dated Aug
16, 1909.
| Elizabeth Richardson and hsb (E w
to George II Holt, ID; 10 int in r p
1880, kul 729 and rents, etc, on same,
Queen st, Honolulu, Oahu. $3.50. b
316, p 400. Dated Aug IA, 1909.
John r Smith and VT to George w
Smith, ID; lands, Keopuka, s Kona,
Hawaii. b 316, p AIS. Dated June /,
1909.
George w Smith and VT to John r
Smith, ID; lands, Keopuka, s Kona,
Hawaii. B 316, p AS. Dated June l.,
1909.
First Bank of Hilo Ltd to Daniel
Kaihenui, Rel; pcs land, Waiakea, y
Hilo, Hawaii. $l60. b 1874, p 81. Da-
ted Aug 4, 1909.
Luhikau (widow) to Hilo Railroad
Co, ID; int in r p 1856, kul 502l,
Puueo, Hilo, Hawaii. $137.5O. b 3lB,
p 420. Dated Aug 10, 1909.
Abbie X Welch and hsb e. F) to
Rachel W Papalimu, ID; 1-2 int in ap 2,
X p 5174, kul 4249 Honokowai, Ka-
anapali, Maui. $50. b $40, p 1872. DU.
ted Aug Is, 1909.
| Rachel W. Papalimu and hsb 20 Ny
to Abbie X Welch, d; 1-2 int in APPS
l, 3 and 4, r p STA and por ap 1, r.
5OS7, Honokowai, etc, Kaanapali,
Maui. $50. b 319, 1873. Dated Aug
IS, 1909.
Kekoona Aki ct nj to Charles Wilcox,
) d; por P 2160, kul BAIT, rents etc,
) Ahuena, Waikiki, Maui. $500. b 31g,
) p 1884, Dated Aug IS, 1909.
Alfred Magoon and WI to Gertrude
A McCorriston ct al, D.; int in r Pa
6025, 500 and 1716, Kaamola, etc, Mo.
lokai. 1925. b 316, p 425. Dated
June 9, 1909.
Kaluna (widow) to Hugh McCorris
ton Sr, ID; 1-2 int in grs 1913 and 1716
) Keonekuino, Molokai, $50. b 3l6, .
426. Dated June %, 1909.
ID Keliaa (k) ct al to Hugh McCor
riston Sr, d; int in grs 693 and 1716
keonekuino, Molokai. $50. b 316, \
427. Dated June 2S, 1909.
Samuela w Spencer to Hugh McCor.
riston, ID; int in grs 500 and I716, Ke
onekuino, Molokai. 5000. b 316, n
42S. Dated Aug ID, 1909.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-09-10

Miller Salvage Co Ltd to Won Hamm-
Young Co Ltd, G NJ; / gasoline tug
boat and 100-h p 4-cylinder Union Case
line Engine No 559s, etc, Territory of
Hawaii 1870. b 324, p 32. Dated
Aug l6, 1909.
Geo Lycurgus and VT to Robert W
Shingle, d. sl-100a land, Makiki st,
Honolulu, Oahu. 5000. d 3l7, p 272,
Dated Aug z, 1909.
Geo Lycurgus and VT to Robert W
shingle, b 81 personal property in
| buildings and premises, Makiki ST, Ho.
nolulu, Oahu, $3.50, - sci, 457, Da'
ted Aug 7, 1903.
j II Schnnck and VT TO Manool q
81 Anna, D; lots l2 and 10 of II 4
1852, I<alihi, Honolulu, Oahu. 5000. u
317, p 27i. Dated Aug o, 1909.
Mary A Waterbury (widow) to g q
Yeo Hop, 1'r, ~ por II 4 80, kul 2lD,
Mnnakea 81, Honolulu, Oahu $1,000,
Is 8l7, p 275, Dated Aug 9, 1909,
First Bank of lilo Ltd 10 Hawaii
Herald Publishing 40 Ltd, Relj presses,
| types furniture, fixtures, etc, IN bldg,
Church 81, llIlo, Hawaii 5000. u sll,
400, haiol Iuly p, 1909,
Llhort n hpeNnnems 10 Francis coun,
eil No, aii y n !, III pur kul ga, Kong
NJ mo, Hawaii aQ yrs 10 ,Tp al
f1 pof mo, ~ yfs AZ go per mo, y
3sa, q ~ Dated jane 49, lp0p
ilil0 sugar 90 a. fuuniy pf Hawaii,
% phr ~ asa, kWNlbi y MO linl
Hal. 81, ~ alf, q siL Dated July
1000
Aglnril D NHnlus and NJ 30 Hon.
ml sugar 90, ~ Lend Patent igr
al8f lpnoHn + lilhl ilHgRu fd00
= aRl. b aa Dated Az n. inlp
hhmfAhaltAa liullhana snl heb fliaf
lenaal 81 SAN d hallai ~ ~ lnl ~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-09-10
TERRITORY TAKING
FIRE CLAIMS BONDS

Treasurer Conkling is sending East ON
the mail today 100000 of the Terri.
tory's money, to take mp thirty of the
$1,000 per cent, fire'elaim bonds, The
payment Of this 100000 leaves 1855, 600
Of this bond issue stll outstanding, II
Is the policy of the government to re.
deem the hre-clnim bonds as rapidly as
possible, and the $4,000 payment Is a
good start toward wIping out the in.
dehiedness.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-09-10

Y M0nmpfo 10 Edward N May "a ni
LI8lg aef land hnd a NJ CO.'S stable,
Manoa valley Honolulu, oahu v yTs
npd 40 mos I'D 90 pef maHlb Is aaal
ph Dated AuH r lpnp
ieong NHb 10 i.slna l4ue bhrb, A
~ mtg 4 Ahlng pp lni 10 mdse drugs,
meilelnn, fInllulpl hRlufes, hopk
dalia eif. ~ f0Y hana Iqna lialtl
~ lleRalslp uahu y sa2l . iaa nal
- aug d lpap
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-28
Easy Fat Reduction

When buitermill< and gymnastics
were the only known cures for overfat-
ness many people preferred to stay fat
--dreading the remedy worse than the
disease
Now these two grim lions on the road
to slimncss have been overcome and the
loss of 90 TO 80 pounds has become a
very safe and pleasant affair. You can
cat and drink and be merry and lazy
and still lose40 10 l6 ounces Of useless
fat daily. Folks with double chius and
stout abdomons can lose them in
month and yet not strain, bother or
deny themselves n single blessed thing.
II docs not cost much, cithcr-any
druggist Will fix YOU up-and there is
rs waiting; results begin when YOU do:
Take a tcaspoonful after. each meal
and AT bedtime of this simple, harmless
mixture; u OF. Marmola. Z OF. Fluid
Extract Cascara Aromatic, and S12 OF,
Peppermint Water and you will strip
off evenly, without wrjnlbng, all the
useless fat that now annoys and pun
ishes YOU.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given by the city
council of Salt Lake CITY of the intention
OF such council to make the following
described Improvement to wit;
feet wide and four (i) Inches thick on
the west side Of University street be-
tween First South and Fourth South
streets in sidewalk district No. o. and
dafray the abutters' portion OF the cost
and expense thereof estimated at one
(s1oSO) dollars. or one Isl Oo) dollar per
front or linear foot of abutting property
there being 1880 feet abutting said i'm
proVemcnt. by local assessment upon
the lots or pieces OF ground within the
following described district. being the
said Improvement namely
The east side OF lots 3 8 and 3,
block 80: the east side of lots and G.
block %; tho east side OF lots ., 3. 4 and
g. block 81. all in plat F, Salt Lake City
survey.
The total cost of said improvements Is
estimated at two thousand six hundred
thirty-two and 33-10O (s2.632 33) dollars,
Of which sum the city's portion is six
hundred fifty-two and 33-l00 (S652. .35)
drcd eighty (Sl9S0.00) dollars to be raised
by local assessment
All protests and objections to the car
rying out OF such intention must be pre-
sented In writing TO the city recorder
on or before the 13th day OF December.
when 1t will hear and consider such pro-
tests and objections as may be made
thereto.
BY order OF the city council OF Salt
Lake City. Utah.
J. b. MORETON,
City Recorder
Sidewalk extension 40. ia
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NOTICE.


Notice is hereby given that special
stockholders meeting of The Hydro Car
bon Burner company will be held at the
office OF the company ut No. i25 South
Main street. salt Lake city. Utah, on
Tuesday the lth day of December 1909
at : o'clock p. M, for the purpose OF
considering the selling and disposlng Of
and TO sell and dispose OF all IFS prop
erty and assets 90 the highest bidder Tor
cash, and all its holdings of&cvery char
acter consisting Of all its right. title and
interest in and 10 that certain invention
known as the Mcpherson Hydro Carbon
Burner. for which applications for patents
applied for under Nos. 1895 and 4Il,i2:
both series OF 1903, on the 1lth day OF
January. 1909, and the 26th day OF Feb
rudry, 1909. respectively, by G. j..
Mcpherson and which patent rights
therein applied for were by the said q. j..
Mcpherson. on the 18th day OF March.
1909 duly transferred and assigned TO the
with all its right. title and interest In
and 10 any improvements made upon or
designed to enhance the value of said
patents above referred TO and TO any inn
proved device OF chang" In the patents
applied for as aforesaid which said COM
pany owns or possesses or shall possess.
under and by virtue OF certain deed OF
1909 made by Geo j Mcpherson ct a.. to
said company.
And 10 authorize n transfer thereof to
the purchaser by the president of this
company of all of said property. assets.
and holdings when so made.
This notice is given pursuant To an or
der OF the board of directors OF said COM
pany. made on November 10. 1909
GEO. j. MCPHERSON, President.
b336l
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NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE

Estate and Guardianship OF Elnora
Maybcrry. n minor.
The undersigned will sell at private
sale an undivided onc-third interest In
the south half OF section Il. i'm township
3 south Of range west, of the Salt Lake
meridian, I'm Salt Lake county. Utah, con-
talning 900 acres more or less, on or
after Monday, November 30. 1909, and
written bids will be received at the Of
fee of the Bingham Coal and Lumber
company In Bingham, salt Lake county
Utah. Terms CT sale, 10 per cent cash
with and at the time OF bids, and the
balance In cash upon confirmation of sale
by the court.
GEO y. CHANDLER,
Guardian OF the estate OF said Elnora
Mayberry, minor.
Dated November l6. 1909.
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SOCIETY
Cnntinned from Page Eight.


merchants lunch at noon, and the re-
freshmcnts in the evening. She wlll be
assisted by Mrs. +, j. Westcott, Mrs.
Thomas Owens, Mrs. y. j. MeponaId,
Mrs ID. Dillon. Mrs. j. Sauer: Mrs; NJ,
E K;rE Mrs, j. !. Harvey, Mrs. Ellen
Quinn. Mrs. II. s. McCann, Mrs. +: Nc
Gormick, The hostesses in the dining
room will be Mrs. +. i. Callaghan, Mrs.
i T White. Mrs, c. n. Butler Mrs. j
ID. sullivan. Mrs j. McSarsey,. Mrs; I.
W. Quinn. Mrs B. Burbank, Mrs. WI
lard Hamer, Mrs. ". II. Blntz, Mrs, j.
B, stephens. Mrs. j. T. Connor, Mrs, D..
c. DAILY. Miss Fitzpatrick and Miss Mae
o Neil. The women in charge of the
booths are: Altar society, Mrs. +. j..
McGanncv; dolls. Mrs. z. A. Qulgley;
candy. Miss Margaret Gibbons; Knights
of Columbus. Mrs. D. J, Laramie; st,
Mary = academy and All Hallows col
legc, Mrs K. Morrison; tea booth, Mrs.
+. 7. Westcott; gypsy, Miss Marjorie
Mulvey: punch. Mrs. j. w., Farreii;
flowers. Mrs.>P, l.. Gleason. There VIII
be special music on eaeh OF the IouF
evenings. in charge of Miss Nora Gloa-
SON. The flower booth for the bazaar
will be in charge Of Mrs. Gleason, as
sisted bv Mrs. Burbank. Mrs. Callaghan,
Mrs Corrine Hammer, Miss Nora Glen
SON and the Misses Grace Sullivan.
Venus Romney. Eleanor Crawford: Mae
O'Neil, Frances McChrystal, Lou Hayes,
Nlrvtlc McEvov. Mary lenkinson, Lll-
liam Wbelan, Florence Sullivan, Rather
inc Driscoll. Theresa Dell, Lena Dell,
Frances O Neil, Enid Gleason and
MAZDA Hegpey,
Tho bazar for St. Mark S cathedral
will open with a fine turkey dinner
THURSDAY evening. December g.
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crs' congress will be at the home Of
Mrs. w V, Rice. the date 10 he an
nomced later. The dues for individual
members are Sl.OO . year, and all wom-
cu of the state are invited TO Join.
Dues may he sent to Mrs. W. H. Tib.
balls, treasurer. 1905 Third avenue.
Standing committees for the Mothers
congress follow: Congress extension.
president, Mrs. c. +. Allen; members.
Mrs. G. +. Stichl, Mrs. Arthur Bird.
Mrs. Z. ]. McGanncy. Finance commit
tee. Mrs, W. II. TibbaIs, Miss Francke.
Mrs. Cook. kindergarten committee
Miss Fox. Mrs. George Ryan, Mrs. j.
NJ, Dart. Juvenile committee, Mrs.
AshwclI, Mrs, \. r. Moon, Mrs. W. +.
Snyder. School Improvements, Miss
Clara Colbournc, Mrs. G. G. Dcy, and
Mrs. MiXcr.
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ESTATE AND GUARDIANSHIP

IN THE. MATTER OF THE ESTATE
and guardianship of j. j. Kiordan. an
incompetent
The undersigned Will sell at public auc-
tion lots l., 2. g. T. %, Is. 70, 27, %.
-. 30, 30. 40, II aud 80. Violet addition,
q subdivision of lot s block To- five acre
plat y. Big Field survey. situate In Salt
Lake City, salt Lake county. state OF
Utah, on Saturday, December 4. 1909 al
L. o'clock noon. at the Office Of Edward
McGurrin. 800 BOYD Park building Salt
Lake City. Utah. .. -.... -..-.
Terms OF sale. cash or credit as al
ANGUS MCCLELLAN. JR..
Guardian.
EDWARD McGURRTN,
Attorney for Guardian.
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CraTv club Will meet at 10 clock Tues
day, December !, nj the clubhouse. A
paper on "Ancicnt Rome y will be read:
No meeting of the section will be held
this week,
The Seekers Literary club will be
entertained Tuesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs Blackmaar l16 West
Fifth South street. The following pro
eramme viii bc given: Roll call; Ma
thauicl Willis: readings from NlIl1s,
Mrs. Ncrmillion "The First rhanksgiN-
ing Miss Greenwood; Current Events
Mrs. Youno.
There will be a special meeting of
ST. Mark 5 Uospita! Charity association
at 1850 Wednesday morning, Deccm.
bcr l, at the y, NJ, c. \.
The art section Of the Ladies Lit
crarv club will meet nj 1918 Thursday
morning at the clubhouse. The topic
will be 'Sigrifcance of tolors and
Technical Terms in Art, -
The p. L. O. society will meet Sat
urdav afternoon, December ], with Miss
Palmer, 503 First avenue.
The members of The College club viii
bc entertained Thursday evening, De
ccInbct - Win MISS i'"II'N 'H' ~ -.
Travis, AT the home of the latter, lll0
Second aVcuuc
The regular meeting of the Ladies
Literary club was held Friday after
noon. when two very interesting papers
were given by Mrs. Adolph SlmonS on
"The Child Labor Problem, and Rev
i. II. Carver, on ''Tolstoi.' Master
viii Stafford gave Il mandolin solo. and
a piano selection WAS given by MISS
Ethel Felt The next meeting OF the
club will be Friday, December 10.
The Current Event and Current Lit
crature section OF the Ladies' Literary
club will meet at 2:30 Friday, Deccm-
Der 3, at the club house. \ brief re-
view of several books will be given.
Mrs. Hughes viii give a brief sketch
of Dickens !'Belcdona; Mrs. Frame
will review Rex Beach S latest book,
'The Silver Horde and Miss Jcssup
will give a sketch OF ''Mr, OPP" by
Oliver Higgins Rice. Vocal and instru-
mental numbers viii also be given. All
club members are cordially invited TO
be present.
Miss Ruby Lee entertained the Daugh.
ters of the Confederacy at their reg
ular monthly social, Friday evening.
The next meeting Of the State Moth
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-28
Nauvoo Legion.

All members of the association are
requested TO attend the funeral of our
late comrade and brother Samuel w.
Richards, to be held in the Twentieth
ward chapel on Sunday ut p. M, and
wear their funeral badge,
WILLIAM BROWN.
Secretary 4 N l.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-28

The members of the L. s. club and
friends enjoyed a delightful evening
Friday. Mt the home OF the Misses
Mary aud Catherine Owens The club
coiors of green and white were effect
lively used. Vocal and instrumental
numbers were n feature Of the evening.
lu the guessing game. prizes were won
by Miss Gushing and Miss Hill, Twelve
were present.