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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-27
SALT LAKE ELKS WILL HAVE TIME
OF LIVES ON TRIP TO HONOLULU

came possessed of The most strategic
point on the western ocean and = power
ful influence in the orion,
II is worthy II visit. The old homes
ot the kings and queens Of thousands Of
years are still there. The people are
much the same as ever. l!rt the cities
arc becoming Americanizcd and improved
so rapidly thai II few years will leave
but little Of Inc old 10 bc seen.
Take this trip now go and enjoy the
bIlmy hrccZeS Of X tropical cline boar
ing upon their soft and zoDhyr-lil<o
hosoms tho perfumes OF Ardby. Sec the
life of these new co-patriots. enjoy their
simplicity and their open -heartadncss:
bask in tho sunshine of rueir liberal hos
pitalIty while enjoying sicsta under Tho
spreading palms.
And perhsps-who knows You may be
permitted TO cnjoy the may hula hula
which they dance in Honolulu. and tho
grace of which enchants the sybsrtc.
There IL not much moro time TO ar
rang for this trip TO iIonoluln. satur,
day night the reserVat ions close, and
from Indications there will be about fifty
who will go
For San Francisco and Los Angeles
there Will he about a thousand paSscn
gcrs. That's about the usual number
for these excursions. The public has the
habit on these lIlks' excursions and they
assured and they can't keep away.
The dnte of departure FOR both ex-
| cursions Is January D. and those who
| go 10 Honolulu have until February -
| 10 make the southern trip and meet
| their boat ut San Francisco And you' II
! have the time of your life il YOU GO
either the California part or all OF II.
try; and you will enjoy every minute
| of it
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-27
MEETING TO CONSIDER
HANCHETT'S RESIGNATION

The meeting OF tho board OF directors
of The Newhouse Hotel company schcd-
uled for Wednesday afternoon, has been
POSTPONED until next Saturday afternoon
on account of the absence of Samuel
Ncwhousc from the city.
At this meeting the resignation OF
Lafayette Hanchett win be accepted and
n new director and treasurer OF the COM
pany Will be named 10 succeed MIR. Han
chott The resignation of Mr.. Hanchctt
was rendered on account OF his nrospec-
tive trip around the world, on which he
will start within a few days. and which
will keep him away from Salt Lake for
several months.
is now ON the way from the cast, and IL
is expected that active work on the cree
ton OF the building will be started as
soon as the weather permits.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-27
WOMEN ON STUMP IN
ANTI-MEAT CRUSADE

NEW YORK. Jan. @S.-Onc can imagine
the angle of the Imperial mustaches when
Kaiser Wilhelm roads the cable message
which Mrs. Sophia Locbingcr. secretary
Of the National Progressive Suffrage I'm
ION. today said she would send to him
Mrs. Boebngor stood on packing box
in Union square and cXhortcd scanty
gathering OF men 10 abstain from the use
OF meat
eve shall send this afternoon" she
said. "a cablcgram to the emperor OF
Germany. concratulatlne him on his de-
cision 10 shut ont our foul. putrd, canned
and uninspcctcd beef. This beef has
proved too bad for us and our sympa-
,hics nre with any other nation on which
our wicked beef trust tries to unload
it.
Let the butchers cease saving We arc
their enemies In starting this beef boy
colt. Let them get together and devise
some way or unloading the beef trust
from their shoulders. Wen help them
Mrs. Anita Comfort Brooks. president
OF the Gotham club who does not be-
iicve in votes for women. but thinks the
price of meat ought to come down, after
wards mounted the box brave in silks
feathers. furs and diamonds.
II have sent letters she said. "to
Mr. Cudahy. Mr.. Armour. Mr.. Morris and
Mr. Swift adjurlng them 10 abstain from
meat for thirty days and help 10 break
the beef trust
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-27
REALTY MEN WANT
SURPLUS ENLARGED
Will Present Petition to That
End to the City
Council.

The salt Lake Real Estate association
Will present a petition TO the city conn
eli Within n few days asking that steps
bc, taken to strengthen the banks ana en-
large the channel or the surplus canal IN
tbc western and southwestern part OF me
city TO prevent n repetition OF the hood
Tbis action was decided on at n meet
ine, Of thc Real Estate association at the
Commercial club Wednesday hitcfnoon.
and n committee To present the pchllon
of The association to the city connch We We
appoIntcd. consisting OF h. j., nun :
Lewis NJ Cannon. O. j. Peterson j. a.
Burt and * u. Hardy. 60.
Wnys and means Tor adNcrtlslnE HaIS
Lake were discussed by The lncnpcrS ot
the association aud some of The detalls on
tbc booklcts soon to be Issued were Also
passed upon. ,,,o ,sso,.ia :
ton were present:
George NJ. Cannon. Lewis NJ. Canh9q' N
V A. Bettilyon. +. &; E Martlg. r. !.
Im q. 4 NJ. lroiscth. w L. EaIru' H.
10 Baird j. w. Lcakcr. T. j. Hull w. H.
Hubbard, T. +. SodcrborS. y II, 'irIsi''
H. 8 Anderson, j, l.. Perkes; j; ~ I"'t
wright. n. Il. Montrosc. Il. a Ranck' -
r Peterson. Mornlngstar and Johh -
Crilchlow as guest
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-27
DIED


MIL LNER-1n this city, January 26, 1917
Thomas w. Miner, in his o6th year
Remains are AT the private reception
rooms OF Ebcr W. Hall. l6i South west
Temple, Notice of funeral laters
POTTER-In This city. January %, VIII
liam stanton Potter. in his 61th year
Funeral services will be held at the resi-
dence. 74i Fifth East street. Friday Ian
uary IS, at p. NJ. lnterment IN CITY
cemetery.
STEWART-In this city, January 20. j:
:. Stewart. in his 39th year. Funeral
services Will be held in the 5. -. Evans
mortuary chapel rs South state street,
today. Thursday, January - at i p, IN.
Inlcrmcnt in Mt. OllNct
DAVlS-In this city, January %. Orange
If. Davis. in his i2d year Funeral
services will be held in the :. ID. Evans
mortuarv chapel. IS South state street.
Friday. January IS, at IL a. N. lnlerment
In City cemetery.
BARRON-At 1920 Johnson street. Pop
lar Grove, January %. 1910, OF pneuruo-
MIA George, son of Joseph and Margaret
NJ Williams Barron. born January ~,
1901 In England. Funeral services Friday
at | p. m Poplar Grove meeting house.
Friends are invited 20 attend. lntcrIncnt
I'm CITY cemetery. Ogden papers please
CODY,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-27
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

=, ,.c, DAVIS Miss Elsa ward, "ho
"a cIrIs' gymnasium instructor, WI, mord
,.auIzc an advanced class lor inc S'
year girls. - ,,yl
rbo Friday meeting Of congress VII VIZ
again he called OH. owing TO ,mu thc
@iai work that VIII be taken UP during tiie
sixth period, - ,bs
The five girls who graduated from IN NV,
four years course here r"g,S.'rtuiu "r.sent
dents again and will complete the piee"''
year work.
I'm order to accommodate all inc <stiu
dents who have signed mp Tor typl",,,c.
ing an order for several nc" Wd''i"'
Will have 10 be placed
As soon as shooting is taken up by
the cadets some kind of an afsocla,lo,,,
will ba organized membership oP'"
10 all boys who make certain score
Tho incoming freshmen class has taken
Ip with the high school ways In a mrs,
class manner. Only in few cases olo
the higher class members carry out ha"-
Ing, and then In ono Of Its mildcst ior!ns'
Tho class number OF the Rcd and Black
will be ON sale "Wednesday noon, -, i,e he
various sections Of the paper WIZ be
well up to the standard set by inc ,or.
mer issues The pictures of the class
officers will be the feature.
The sub-calibcr target rife that VIII
be loaned BY the National Guard to The
cadet battalion will bc set up under INC
instruction of Captain Webb during the
next few days. Ramrod indicating rifles
Will also DC used
1t will only nc short time before
tho students who have entered the eohl
medal contests under the Instruction OF
tho Sons and Daughters OF the Amerl-
can Revolution commence regular Train
ing under some OF the faculty members.
The incoming mid-yenr class Is so
largo that It will DO hard TO find place
for them. Tho various classrooms are all
crowded and every room possible in the
three buildings is being used a all
times during the day. II VIII be neces-
snry TO double up some OF the classes.
Tho art contest Is now well under way
and the contestants viii have at least
two months In which 10 complete the
drawing Tho holy Family" by Michael
Angelo. is the piece selected by Professor
Harwood. The bronze medal Will bc
purchased in Paris and given by Pro-
fessor U9rwood.
since the close Of the first semester
three German classes have been pronot"u
into the second year work which VIII MAKE
the students eligible to membership III
the German circle. The regular meeting
Will not bc held Friday, but probably
Thursday afternoon. new rcireShmch'
| and programme committee mas pecn ~,
lcctcd Tho members are Noble RYdalch
Marine Burecard. Emma Chase Sadi'
T.awranrc, Preston Martipcau. R9b"r'
F'lagcl and Clara Pendleton, The ne"
committee has number Of features t'
pull Off this semester,
one of the many examples OF the rapit
growth Of the school the past year Is
| the large number OF new teachers tina
| has been added To the faculty since tn'
first of the year; The three now tacnltl
members this mld-ycar makes total o
thirteen since September, Miss Rutl
Storer OF WoostcrS college. Ohio, VIII in
struct in mathematics, Mr.. Montgomcr!
of the University OF Kansas Will lnstruc
cultural college OF Utah Will instruct il
the commercial department.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-27
UNITARIAN SOCIETY is
BOOSTING FOR BONDS

There was a very interesting meeting
OF the Unitarian society held at Unity
hall Wednesday afternoon Miss Kath
crime Page gave a paper on The Mod
crn Fiction OF Disilluslon.' The paper
was beautifully, given and was much
enjoyed by all present.
Mrs. John f. Cowan gave n stirring
speech on the bond issue, IN her speech
she said that il was useless To continue
praising Salt Lake when the condition
OF the schools was so dcplorable She
also stated that she considered ii a dis
grace 10 talk OF the fine office buildings
that are now being built and OF the CON
temptation of tho new Commercial Club
building, when there are so many things
which are needed so much more.
She asked that salt Lake put aside
everything else and take up tho fight
After the business OF tho meeting was
disposed Or dainty refreshments were
served. The decorations were in pink
carnations.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-27
NEWS OF MONROE

Special to The Tribune.
MONROE. Jan. 26.-Gcorge Halliday OF
salt Lake City has secured an option on
the old Antelope claim. located in Long
valley. about len miles southwest of
Monroe 1t was worked number of
years ago for gold, and a shaft WAS sunk
on it, and when The depth of $50 feet
WAS reached "a vein of lead was en-
comtcrcd. Since then nothing has been
done with it, but work VIII likely re-
commence al once.
Mcssrs. Mcclure and Ramay. lecturers,
the Modern Woodmcn lodge,
arc lin Monroe this week holding meet
lncs.
Mr. and Mrs. James Brown returncd
last night from their wedding trip. They
were married in Manti last week and
spent several days visiting relatives aud
friends in Sanpctc county,
Andrew Anderson LEFT this week Tor
Canada TO work there this summer and
then settle permanently.
Henry Erickson and wife OF Mount
Pleasant are visiting Will Morrison this
week.
\ gang Of iramps is making this To-
cali,y their stamping ground for a few
days.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-27
ASSESSMENT NO. l.

Yankee Consolidated Mining company.
corporation. Principal offic" and place
OF business. room 500 Newhohsc building.
salt Lake City. Utah
Notice Is hereby given that nj Il meet
Ing OF the board or directors OF tho Yam
keG Consolidated Mining company. held
on The 18th day Of January, 1910. an as
scsSmcnt of three t3) cents per SHIRE
was levied aud assessed on the outs tand-
ing capital stock Of said corporation. pay
able To \. r.. Caniicld, secretary Uf said
company. nj room Soi Ncwhousc building.
salt Lake CITY. -tah.
ANY stock upon which tns assessment
may remain unpaid ON th" eSth day Of
February. 1910. Will ne delinquent and
advertised fnr sale at public auction. and
unless payment Is made before. will be
sold on the 10Th day nr March, l8ln., TO
PAY the delinquent assessment thereon.
together with costs OF advertising and
expenses Of sale. y. T.. CANFtEI.D, y
Secretary Yankee Consolidated Mining
Company. d2oi2
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-27
MAYOR GLASMANN FAILS
TO MAKE APPOINTMENT
Name of DR.. Rhies as City Ply
Sician Not Again Sent TO
Council.
Snncial 20 Tho Trlhnnc.

Special 20 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Jan, 26.-That Councilman Jo-
scpf B. Dana cfrectualy called the blum
of Mayor Glasmann when the latter at
tempted to place the responsibility Tor
the failure 10 confirm Or. Anna Il. UhcS
as city physician upon the Republican
members OF the city council. appears from
the fact that Mayor Glasmara1 did not
again send the appointment 10 The city
council AT last nights meeting, although
Councilman Dana had assured him pub
licly iha, he would change his vote and
assist the other members Of the council
To confirm the appointment " Mr GlasI
mann and tho Republican Sy Gehtrat ,,d
committee showed him that they arc
in earnest about the naming OF TINS pupu-
lar woman physician for the Office.
After tho council failed 10 confirm inc
appointment when it was first presented
hy the mayor Mayor GlaSmann appeared
to weep copous tears through the cdito-
rial columns OF his paper Councilman
Dana lahorins uvdor the impression. IKE
many other Republicans and Democrats,
that the appointment was simply made
TO satisfy the demands OF the women
workers in the party who had contrlh-
uted TO the success OF the party at the
last municipal election. cast negative
voto on the question Of confirmation.
Then Gldsnlann threw several Its, All
tho willie blaming the council for. NOT
confirming his appointment councilman
Dana offered TO change his vote and CON
firm DR. Rhles If tho mayor would again
send her name 10 tho council and the
other members OF the council would stand
by their first votes.
Mayor C,lasmann, caught In ms open
attempt to make political capital for HIM
self 10 the detrimcnt OF other members
of tho party. failed TO make good last
night and there WAS no mention made OF
a successor to the present city phESlclan'
who is holding over from the past admin
iStraton.
II is barely possible that several of
the leading Republicans Will see tho deii-
Cacv of the situation and demand that
the mayor again send in the appointment
and that he will do so Ito save his face
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-27
PHOTOGRAPHS OF DEAD
MAN ARE INTRODUCED

Special 10 Inc JTinun"-
OGDEN, Jan, 26.-Photographs OF th'
dead body OF John Contos were Offered in
evidence by the state today in the trial
of Nick Eacos, charged with murder In
the first degree, to show the point of en-
trance and exit OF the bullet which caused
the Greek 5 death Other photographs oil
The interior OF the store, taken mt thc
time of the shooting. before thcrc was
any chance To romovc the furniture or
iixtures from the original positions. were
also exhibited TO the jury.
:. T.. Whitaker and q. NJ. lIaSsns, pho-
tographcrs, who made tho pictures, iden~
,ifi-d the views shown and explained the
positions OF the various objects.
lohn Cosmos ParIngr nc,na, %t tmG N, Csset dc@9
conversation he overheard between Couios
and Nacos the day OF the shooting re-
cardus the debt Nacos owed the othcr-
He said he heard ContoS say that ne
would not give Nacos more time TO pay
the debt and intended to close UP his
fruit stand. Later in the evening Nac9s,
according to the Witness returned TO lhe
Contos store and again had conNersa-
tiun with Contos, which was unsatisiac-
tory Nacos lett after this Interview
little mad according 10 The witness
Still later i'm the evening, when Eacos
returned 10 the store and shot Contos,
tho witness SAYS that he had gone up
stairs 10 bed and did not hear what oc-
CURED between the two men.
Cosmos was with tn" sheriff posse
at the time of Nacos's capture in Davis
county. "Why did you shoot Contos?
the witness said he asked the prlSoner
who Immediately replied. 81 said I'd do
that and | did IL.
sheriff u. Il. Wilson and the other mem
bers of the posse were called 10 inc VII
moss stand today by the state to relate
the details OF the capture, with the en-
animation OF one other witness tomor,
row morning the state will close aht
the defense will begin the intrsductlon oi
iiS testimony.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-27
WOMAN ADMITS MURDER
AND TAKES LIFE SENTENCE

STOCKTON. Cal. Jan! 2s-Mrs.
Emma Lc Doux who was To have been
tried the second lime February for the
murder of a. n. McNicar In this city.
nearly -four years ago. pleaded guilty to7
day and WAS sentenced TO San Quentin
Tor lfc,
Mrs. Ie DouN murdered McNicar in "a
hotel here ON March %. 1905 by giving
him morphine. She placed his body in
a trunk intending to takcs il To san
Francisco Tho presence of the body In
tho trunk war discovered at the alIro1d
station here and Mrs. lie DouX was ar
she had fled. She WAS convicted by II
jury and sentenced To be hanged: but
the state supreme court granted her Il
! new ti'ioi
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-27
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals will be received at the
Office OF the Sacramento Valley Irrigation
company until { O'Clock y. m, February
Is, 1910. for the excavation of ono million
five hundred thousand q 900. O00D yards Of
earth i'm tho construction OF canals and
lltcrals onSthc Sacramento Valley IIriga-
ton project Bids Will he received for
one or more divisions OF about a0. .0O0 10
100 00O yards cnch The right is reserved
TO reject any or all bids to accept a bid
ON any one or more divisions and reject
the others. and To waivc technical defects
as The interest of the company may re-
uuirc.
specifications forms OF proposals and
plans may bc inspected a. the office of
the chief engineer of tho company at Will
lows. California.
SACRAMENTO VALLEY IRRIGATION
COMPANY
BY FENTRESS HILL. Manager.
d2Sa:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-27
BOYISH FEIJD NEARLY
CAUSES CHlLD'S DEATH

NEW YORK, Jam 2G.-In a war 10 the
death between the 'rcddics" and The
"Gorlllas" two rival gancs OF the up
per east side. eight -ycar-od Joseph Yea
ger n Gorilla was tied TO a lamp post
last night gagged. his pockets stuffed
with excelsior and set alirc. Three FED
dies" Ned after dropping lighted naich"s
in his pockets He owes his life To pass
eisbv who smothered thc nam"s.
The three 'Tcddics," all twelve years
old pleaded guilty today in the childrcn's
court.
''Wc were just PLAYING" they said; "w'
did not mean TO burn jcaGcr up: We onl!
wanted 10 scare him a little for saying
things about US. -
TlIn hOTS Mcrn narnlcd.
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FUNERAL NOTICE


NEDER-Funcral services OF Philip Nc
der. aged Gl years. will be held in the
funeral chapel OF Eber w. Hall l6i South
West Temple. at p. M today. January
~ 1910. under the auspices, of George
Il Maxwell post No. .. q \. r. All mem
bcrs OF the G. \, r. and sons and paugh-
tcrs OF Veterans are Invited 10 be pres
cnt. Intermcnt in Mt, Olivet cemetery
DAILEY-At the family residence. 1Ol2
First avenue. Katherine. beloved dauGh-
ter OF Mr. and Mrs. VI. j. Daley. in her
ith year. Notice of funeral VIII be
given later,
SARA-Funeral services over the re
mains of John Sara will be held from
O'Donncn & Co.'S chapel today Thurs
day. at p. IN, lntermcnt at Mt Olvet.
AFOREMENTIONED services over the
remains OF Edward Hoffman VIII be
held from the Elks' club on Sunday; IAN
uary 30. at go p. m. Friends wishing
10 view remains may do so at . Donncll
&. Co S parlors.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-27
HAVEN'T PAID LICENSES:
COMPLAINTS ARE ISSUED
special to The Tribune,


OGDEN. Jan, 26.-Seveuteen butchers
of Ogden CITY have not paid their licenses
for the past year, and some have posi-
lively refused TO do so, on tho ground
that such n license Is unfair and dis
criminatory.
As result or the butchers refusal
10 comply with the ordinance creating the
special butchers license. complaints are
being made out today ny City Attorney
DcNinc and will be served on the de-
linnucnts tomorrow. License Collector
Wardlaw says that he has made q num-
Der OF efforts 10 collect these licenses,
hut that I'm most cases there was di
rect refusal TO pay on the part OF the
butchers.
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News of IntermOuntaln Region
SKATING RINK LADS
SOON WIN THEIR STRIKE
Special TO Tho Tribune.

Special To Tho Tribune.
OGDEN, Jan. 26.-AlthouEh not backed
by organized labor six lads employed at
tho Auditorium skating rink, after GO
ING on n strike for higher wages, won
their fight In a few hours last evening
and were put back to work by Manager
Frank Brown after The claims OF the
Youngsters had been conceded.
The boys say they We're employed AT the
ratio OF 81 week When payday nr-
rived they were handed but S1.a0. This
so thoroughly incrnscd the lads that theE
walked out in body, The differences be-
tween them and their employer We're soon
patched up. however, and the half dozen
Youngsters went bnck to work.
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SANDY GREATLY PLEASED
AT GETTING CONVENTION
Special to The Tribune,

MURRAY, Jan, 26.-Mayor W. y.
Kuhrc OF Sandy returned home from I,o
gan this evening, where he has been at
tending the Municipal league. which has
been in session at that place for the
past three days. Mr.. Kuhrc Is quite ju-
bilant over the fact that the next con-
veniion viii be held here. He was \loud
in bis praise Of those vino supported
Sandy for the next convention, and very
shortly Will instruct committees TO look
after the work OF preparing for the con-
Vcntlon. City Councilmen a, Robert.
Larson and A. j. Butler also returned
homo this evening.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-27
League Meeting a Success.

Special to The Tribune.
MURRAY. Ian 26.-Mayor Phil Bentz
and City Councltmen James W, Cahoon
and Frank G.. Howe returned today from
Logan where they have been attending
The Municipal league meeting. Mayor
ientz Is enthusiastic over tho things
which were accomplished while the
league was i'm session. Tho results
which can h. obtained from tho discus
sions which took place. he said, will be
OF great benefit
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-27
POPULAR PRICES FOR
MANTELI. AT OGDEN CITY

Special, 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Jan. 2G.-Ry special arrange
mont with the management OF Robert
Nantcll. the ShalSespcarean actor VII
liam Allison, manager of tho New Ogden
thcatcr has succeeded In obtaining pop
ular prices for this city. whom Mr.. Man
tell appears in Hamlet at the local
house next Saturday night,
king podo." the comedy -opcrctIa
watch has been appca ring at the Colo
NAL in salt Lake in the week. will be
presented al the New ogden theater next
Sunday night,
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MRS. MARY A. 0RCUTT
LAID AT FINAL REST

The funeral of Mrs. Mary \, Orcutt
was held from the mortuary chapel OF
o Donicll x Co.'S undertaking parlors.
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock, under
the auspices OF Naomi lodge No. !.
Daughters of Rebcllalr and the Ladies'
Of the Maccabces. Rev l.. \. Simpkln
delivered n culogy on the character ana
lifc-vorl of the deceased. The inter-
mcnt was AT Mt OliVct cemetery.
Tho floral tributes piled about the
caskct were many and beautiful. and The
services were attended by a large num-
Dor of relatives, friends and lodge mem
hcrS.