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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-12
Secret and
Fraternal Societies
of Salt Lake
Modern Woodmen of America

some thirty members were in atten-
dance In Great Salt Lake camp No. i0OII
last tuesday evening. and the meeting
was an enthusiastic one. Five new an.
pheauons We're received and turned over
10 the investigating committee and one
Application for membership by transfer
card was presented and accepted Two
strangers were found In waiting who de-
sired admission, and the beneficial de-
gree was conferred upon them in an i'm
Splendid work and is continually improv-
Ing. Several visiting ncighbors we're
present and each spoke highly OF the Hay
the evenings work was carried out The
regular meeting will be held Tuesday
evening. when several matters of i'm
Every member is requested TO be pres
ent. and II is hoped that all members Of
the degree staff Will be present as there
Will be initiatory work, Visiting neigh
bors are cordially invited
Excelsior camp No. 10Ss2 will hold a
morrow evening. a splendid programme
OF music and speech making with q few
stunts in the way Of a surprise which
the committee refuses to disclose in ad-
vance. has been arranged. Refreshments
Will also be served and a general good
time Is promised every one The meeting
Is preliminary to the work OF the fall
and winter. and full attendance is de-
sired. Every member Is authorized to
bring or Invite one or more friends who
might become interested in the great
plan OF fraternity as represented by the
Modern Woodmen of America. The com
mittee has spared neither time nor pains
to secure the best musical talent for
the programme. and every member is
urged to attend without fail. The camp
fire will be lighted at o'clock by Escort
Fowler In the camp hall, c61 South Main
street
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Fraternals at Eureka.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
EUREKA, Sept. IA large number OF
the Royal Arch OF Salt Lake visited
Eureka this week and organized d branch
OF their order here. Every man engaged
in the saloon business in this city joined
the order. whose object Is TO protect the
interest and improve the conditions OF
the saloon men in Utah After the In
stitution Of the lodge the visitors were
given a hearty reception and q banquet.
There are at present i2o saloons in oper-
alton In Tintic district.
On next Thursday evening the local
lodge OF the Fraternal Brotherhood VIII
give one of the finest musical and liter
AIRY programmes ever produced In Eure-
ka. following which they will serve re"
frcshmcnts. The order is flourlshing in
Tintic and is n popular order with the
ladies and gentlemen OF this district.
a benefit dance Will be given at the
Elks pavilion next Tuesday night for
the benefit Of the Juvenile band-the
pride or this great mining camp. The
lads have improved wonderfully In the
past year under the tuition OF Professor
John S. johnson. and deserve the support
OF every resident Of this city.
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Woodmen Of the World.

Salt Lake camp No. 53 had A well-at-
tended meeting last Tuesday evening.
Angus Mcclellan Jr., who was reelected
head Natchman al the Portland session
OF the head camp. made a splendid report
of the proceedings of the order. The en-
tertainment committee, composed of
Neighbors Short, Swauer and l[lyne. re-
ported progress. and at the next meet
Ing will advise as TO what kind OF an
entertainment viii be given. The degree
team, with W. Foulger as captain. VIII
put on the protection degree. Five appli-
cations for membership were received,
and the outlook is that there will be a
great increase In membership In the best
order in America. the Woodmcu OF the
World. with q reserve fund OF 81, 500 900.
There is n surprise coming UP AZ the
next meeting. ncighoors. so don't forget
the time and date, Tuesday evening, Sep
uo
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Fraternal Brotherhood.

Sego Lily lodge, No. 252, It. f. B.. met
in we'll attended regular session Thurs
day evening. The drill team looked pret-
" In their new suits and did some ex-
cellent work In initiating the candi-
dates and IN q special drill OF the lodge.
lively interest is being taken IN the
contest between the Tborns and Roses
and in the inter-lodge membership con-
test. Give Brother and Sister White
head or Brother Grant the names OF
friends you want to help. Bring your
candidates UP. we Will elect and obli
gate them. General Adoph begins his
entertainment to which members will
receive invitations for their friends.
About September II members are urged
TO get these invitations OF Brother
Thorne, Sister Ross, the contest captains
or Organizer Brother Grant. Look out
for next week announcement and re-
member the date, September %. We
want you and all your friends 10 be with
US on that pleasant occasion.
Utah lodge, No 3s5. T. T. b, will hold
its regular meeting Wednesday Sep
tember II. at Sis p. m. at 13I East
First South street All members are re-
quested 10 bring their applications for
new members TO this meeting. Sister May
lSitel, a member of the escort team. is
still quite sick at 24S West Eighth
South street,
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resented. protesting that they should
leave the man alone in his unfortunate
condition. Tho gang then went outside
and sent in a boy to tell the carpenter
that this particular soldier was the man
who attempted to kill Howard Spencer.
O story which afterwards proved to be
altogether untrue
The carpenter appealed to the bishop,
who was passing at the time, to protect
the soldier. but he merely winked and
went on.
Just then Bill Hickman and another
party drove UP in a buggy. returning
from Provo. where they had been to
intimidatc the judge in some case that
was then being tried. and In which II
was feared the verdict might be against
the defendant. A man named Wheeler
one of the Danites present went out to
the buggy and held a hurried converse
tion with Hickman. Immediately the
unfortunate soldier was taken out over
the hills in n direction opposite to that
taken by his company. and his mule was
turned loose. After SOLDERING up he came
back to town and followed after his COM
rades. a sadder but much wiser man.
and minus the gold coins he had car
ried In his belt, OLD TIMER.
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One of the Old DANTE Tricks

Editor The Tribune:-About the year
1863. at American Fork. a certain man
OF my acquaintance was establishing a
saloon. Working for him was friend
OF mine, a carpenter. who was putting
In the bar and fixtures. A small COM
pany OF soldiers came by one day; and
one officer riding n mule, probably OF
the commissary stan. dismounted and en-
tered the saloon, Around his waist he
wore a belt, In which he had concealed
4 quantity OF gold coins, OF which
he took out and treated the crowd. He
paid for a few drinks for the men in
the place and endeavored to get the car
penter to join them: but the latter took
him to one side and tried to persuade
him to leave the place and follow after
his company. telling him 1t was not safe
10 be displaying any quantity Of money
there. But by this time the liquor be-
gan to take effect and he stubbornly
refused 10 leave.
Among the men at the saloon were
few Danites whom l knew. and they be-
gan to hold whispered conversation
among themselves. A little later they
began to push and jostle the intoxicated
soldier and this action the carpenter
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Royal Highlanders.

Uighlanders. attention, There will he a
meeting Of Utah castle Monday evening,
September IL. and large attendance Is
desired. There Will be class initiation
and the guards will report in full uni
form. Members of the long form teams
arc requested TO assemble promptly that
there be- no delay with their part OF the
work, After the regular business Of the
castle Is finished the drill team Will
work on the new drill for the coming
contest. The practice drill last Friday
evening gave the guards an Idea Of how
interesting the real work will be. There
Will be but IL few moro regular drills be-
fore the contest and IL Will require close
attention TO detail in order to become
perfect. IT Us expected that Clarsman
Wolard. deputy for Wyoming, will be
present this evening
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FINDS THAT INDIANS
ARE MAKING PROGRESS

WASHINGTON. Sept. 11.-Grest prog
ress generally IS being shown by the
American Indian toward gaining foot
Ing with the whites in the matter of
civilization, according to Assistant Com
missioner Abbott. OF the bureau OF In
dian affairs. who has just returned from
n 20 900 mile tour of inspection Of In
dian reservations In twelve states.
THE system Of education in the In
dian schools" said MIR. Abbott. lis at
least twenty five years in advance Of tho
present public school system In indus
trial training. The boys are taught
farming and the related Industrial arts;
the girls. domestic science"
Tho amount of land titled by tho In
dians has Increased greatly during the
last year and is expected 10 Increase 100
per cent during tho ensuing year. at
tribu,able largely TO Il better grade OF
practical farmers employed to teach the
Indians.
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Order of Owls.

The Order OF Owls will meet at 81 East
Second South street Wednesday, Sep
tember IL. at p m. Much business
VIII como before the nest, and there
should be n large crowd. Brother George
Broth, the secretary from South Bend,
Ind, has left some Instructions which, il
carried out will do the nest a world of
good. and the members should be on
hand. Much improvement In the insur-
ance fund has been made and IL VIII be
brought before the nest All members
should ask another 10 come, and enjoy
yourselves. Visitors are invited.
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Fraternal Union of America.

Evcrgrcen lodge l51 viii have 2 big
time tonight when it Will celebrate the
fourteenth anniversary OF the orGaniZa-
ton. An excellent programme has been
prepared. which viii be followed by re-
frcshments. Evcrybod will be made
welcome AS the large hall will be thrown
open TO all members. their friends and
the public generally. Mrs. Bructte IS stil
at the Holy Cross hospital. and Fratcr
Risicy is still sick at his home 129 East
Fourth South street. We also regret TO
announce that Sister Gil Is under quar-
antine with scarlet fever In the family.
We expect To have with us tonight Mrs.
Nordyke. the delegate from the supreme
lodge session. Mrs. Nordyke was elected
delegate 10 represent Utah ana California.
and We expect a visit from her tonight
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-12
SHORTAGE OF CASHIER
KILLS BANK PRESIDENT

ABILENE. Kan. Sept. Ill s. Hal
lam. president OF the Abilene State bank,
died at o'clock. following collapse
Friday afternoon. He died In tho home
built by John a. Flack, the missing
cashier Of the bank who is said 10 be
over $50, 900 short in his accounts
Hallam went TO tho home Friday with
Flack'g aunt 10 get some family hcir-
looms. During tho visit hc collapsed and
never recovered consciousness.
Uallam WAS 81 years old. Before go
ing 10 tho Flack home Friday. he signed
81 contract pledginR all his property TO
make good Flack's shortage
His death is attributed TO the nervous
strain resulting from tho discovery Of
the alleged shortage.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-12
B THAT HETTY GREEN
VAS HERE NOT FOUNDED

reported several times Sunday
Amous tIetty Green had ar
he Rio Grandc station occupy
priyate car. \ Tribune reporter
ns station and found the private
u The Texas Central. occupied
PRESIDENT and General Manager
demiton Of that road. The error
ffport evidently arose from the
\ hs Texas Midland is the road
E llrs: Green and its president
De-, j. II. r. Green.
'fn;lton is touring the country
PIT vacation trip.
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Pythian Sisters.

The Pythian Sisters were entertained
at their meeting Wednesday evening by
a description, which was given by Sister
kloutz. OF the places she had visited and
by story OF the good time she had had
as supreme representative at the grand
lodge. which was held In Milwaukee dur
Ing the month OF August. The session
was well attended, Refreshments were
served later in the evening. 1t is urged
that all members meet in castle hall Sep
TEMPER ls at 1:30 p. m. to hold me-
mortal services
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-12
SHOOTS MA|V, GIRL,
| AND KILLS HIMSELF
Jealous Lover Uses Revolver on
Rival and Fiancee, Kill
ing Woman.

ABERDEEN, s. D.. Sept. 11.-Jay
Harrison. aged 2s. tonight shot DR.. Boyd
Clinite. young dentist, and murdered
his nineteen year-old fancee. Adele
Kiser, I'm the home OF the young woman's
parents In Redfleld. He then turned the
gun upon himself.
The murderer died instantly and the
girls death followed In twenty minutes,
but the dentist probably Will recover.
Harrison. who WAS engaged TO Miss
Kiser. had warned Cllnite to discontinue
his attentions to her
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-12
hons LOOP
lies RESlJLT IS
"A Changes in Car
utps of Utah Light
& Railway.
AND COMPANY
|ERyED BETTER SHAPE
ID Trips and Earnings:
sss Trouble to Handle
Crowd.

Lids towards the metropolitan
;,s cars was on Sunday made
~ light g. Railway company.
1h,es was the depot loop. a
:. servIce between Main street
I r.,lroad terminals 1t worked
II, and the improvement was
lei by tic public, but by the
al fbc cars at once increased
-,ors with the added efficiency.
rsre used, three each way. It
-,een minutes for each car to
(. circle. Starting at The Trib-
|s,,o which is the geographical
,nsrcial center Of the city. the
north or south. north to South
,hsnce to the Oregon Short Line
4. 10 the Rio Grande, thence to
4 AZ commencement via Third
-o,,tb the cars run down Main
rmItb thence 10 the Rio Grande.
4 fhe Oregon Short Line, thence
of commencement via South
.on having fare from The
Sr,lldIng can ride either way 10
|'o1s il is boon TO West Third
I'D. II CONNECTS 10 both sta
a four.minute service and up
rounects with cars from ali di-
And passengers from north
M the monument corner trans
/. Tor both Short Line and Rio
scpots. The car goes direct TO
4 Line and thence TO the Rio
-,7x from south and east OF the
/ Third South and Main going
z1ort Limo as well as the Rio
'fransfer al that corner. The
frsfflc 10 various trains was
nd very little trouble resulted.
|pgry is certainly 70 be con-
4 for working out such a clever
rhnuges were the Fort Douglas
atlrg 10 Fifth South and Lib
4. the East Second South cars
h bridge and the Eighth West,
,damere cars via East Fourth
u the new loop from Main and
5outh 10 State and thence to
|ouih.
mas good and the cars were
ca time throughout.
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G.. A. r,

Maxwell post No. 5. Department of
Utah. G.. A r.. will hold its regular
meeting Saturday, September IL. at s
p m. Visitors are cordially invited.
Mexican post No. / held its regular
meeting on Saturday night but owing
10 other meetings that evening the at
tendance was small, and. therefore. the
election TO fill the office OF senior Vice
commander was not held. Comrade
Short, who filled that office. has re-
moved TO Los Angeles. The election will
be held on the 24th OF September when
all tho comrades should be present.
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Railroad Notes.

n hd'el ne3ty.
p trips were numerous.
Festbound moyemen, is good.
qllmsn company will use one OF
fao Grande stations for q linen
- EaIehouse for all the trains
pould lines.
eslen Pacific has secured the
q OF the Oakland boosters
Wy INC state and in q few days
.LNe the special 10 the Nevada
" me Board OF Trade and Mcr-
..Hchdnge OF San Francisco.
2.egon Short Line Will change
~ on the 10Th. when the Yellow
~ VIII BE- taken or. The dJ-
Hains between here and ogden
g a,'nGec and there is some talk
3 70 that service.
nays Of airships and wonder
i'uens. the article by Cleveland
s,celures for December. 1907.
,ov ~. tereadinG. II is the story
4 ae.loscope applied 10 transpor-
n Stlplion Of Louis Brennan s
N. sso which. IL was claimed.
.on, .Vo miles per hour, or from
70 Tie Pacific in a day. The
Il gwen trial in London and
iuuy described. the article
. ~ interesting ono IN every
oe read at the library.
|ur ., ,aige mural paintings in the
<.-,s nave been reproduced
"a aho Ind n ready sale.
a ,aase and a large adobe Of a
,Wdtcd near the noy IN,
&1ls n, nave been turned intC
S,sI,n ann are secmingly dolur 2
ma III. h. Several other refresh
||5In,,." "aVe been started and some
are going up in this neigh.
~ Monday morning " 'u' j
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-12
I. o. o, F,

Mrs. Geary delightfully."- entertained the
Naomi Past Noble Grands club at her
home Thursday afternoon. A most deli
cious lunch WAS served. Those present
to enjoy the afternoon were: Mesdames
kneal OF Park City. Timer. Price. Ow-
ems. Uardic. Blackman, Boc3, Ewln.
Gcary. Richards. Nickcrson, Darrah, Pen
dleton, Jenens and Maroney.
Mrs. Richards OF Naomi y. y. 6. club
Will give a card social at her home. Ja7
South Third East street, Wednesday
evening. September ~. Lunch and
prizes. An odd Follows and Rebcltahs
and friends and the Grand Army orders
are invited TO come. Take Fifth South
and LIbcrly PARK or Third avenue car.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-12

canum. was held at It's council rooms In
Eagles hall Thursday night. September
&, with fairly good number OF tho
members present. Following the meeting
OF the council the members present en-
joyed themselves for an hour or so with
cigars and few musical numbers that
were contributed by several OF the mem
oers The next meeting. on Thursday
night September %. promises TO be q
lively one. All members are Invited to
lend their presence
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-12
LINE PROJECTED
TO REACH ST. GEORGE

z|chfleld Reaper has an inter
|7ticle on the plans of Messrs.
1sier. Rust and Gearon for
3 railroad 10 st. George. and
|si the gentlemen have returned
he full OF enthusiasm over the
J. N. Lauritzen and ". S. Rust.
rczldents Of Richfield went 10
4l about year ago in the in
reclamation project. but at
that a railroad was also neces-
Lr Interested Messrs. Gearon,
] Easter. three eastern men. and
1syo been busily engaged in the
m q year past,
|.zper says the road looks as
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Foresters of America.

Court Salt Lake, No. !, met last We'd
nesday evening in the jennings hall. u
West First South. There was n good at
tendance and a large amount OF bust
ness was disposed of. The different com
mittee reports showed the court to be in
a very prosperous condition.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-12
CASE
f'oPS CRUTCIIrs -,

cRUTCHEs.)
'iter declare kidney disease in
Mon 'ue 'ri sixth month. This was
emo,,p 70 the working out of
1opn pnlsnt ,hnt trcatmcnt-the only
<kfopIc. .i;at lI dares claim i'm print
b b7 nShr,esentcd has been declared
||x hsvss hsHssIclans and in some cases
joined in the fatal dag
:. III y, MARQUIS. a business man
<idney atIo show how serious hja
tslclan. easc was Will say that
EbSra IN the sanitari,In In
{ case n, nc went for treatment
)n hjs up ~ and advised him ,, To- 90
4 tfea,reufn he heard Of the ncu,
extrsraoeht. Patient was 40 iow
The four, symptoms were I'm evi.
,1end ar.h ard week the patient he
<inE oyan nuo the fourth month ho
@h trcs, town without cr,ifcbas
|n other,u had failed In This
|'satTmssaal. antTsal Compound. the first s,,c-
n only tor lot chronic kidney dis-
|1r3zed ne had in your ci,v ''s -
b storlsse rlseh's' schramm- johnson.
4 e sseoyhhee;ar 20 hear from and asv,s. ,v,, ;,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-12

Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy is today the best
known medicine in use for the relief
and cure of bowel complaints. 1t cures
gripping, diarrhoea, dysentery, and
should be taken at the first unnatural
looseness of the bowels. 1t is equally
valuable for children and adults. 1t
always cures Sold by all dealers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-12
improved Order of Red Men.

Washable tribe, No, I. kinded no coun-
Gil fire last Monday night as 1t was A
be kindIed Applications are coming
along now al great rate and the boys
have surely been busy among the pale :
faces. Our degree team is being put
In shape to do the work In proper man
ner. We expect 10 have great deal or
work for them this fall and winter
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w. n, q

The James B. Mexican w. r g. will
hold its regular meeting Wednesday,
September IA, at 2:30 p. m. at the
]. O. Q. i. hall.
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Royal Neiphbors.

Auxiliary camp 1886 met in regular
form last Monday night. Oracle Barlet
being absent, State Deputy Lindener
called the meeting 10 order. Two cards
were halloted on favorably.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-12
I. T. u, Auxiliary.

The Ladies' auxiliary OF Typogrsphl
cal union. No, ll5. meets this afternoon
in Eagles hall at $50 O'Clock.
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Two Are Drowned.

ST, LOUIS. Sept, IA man and boy
were drowned here this afternoon. when
the ferryboat Samuel n. Virgins of the
Wiggins Ferry company ran into and
capsizeC q saiIboat I'm which they were
sailing on tho Mississippi river COM
panion saved himself
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Office OF tho Board of Public Works.
Salt Lake City. Aug. 26. 1910.
Sealed proposals Will be received at
this office until o'clock p. m. Septem-
Der 16, 1910 for the work OF construct
ing pipe sewers In Sewer Extension No,
.T4 on Church street TO connect with
gravity outlet sewer Fifth South
street according yo plans on file In the
city engineers office,
Instructions TO bidders, together with
plans. profiles. specifications and forms
for contract and bond. may be obtained
upon application at the office of tho
Hoard OF Public Works or the city en-
gineer.
all bids,
BY ORDER OF THE BOAISD OF PUB"
Lie WORKS.
II. G, MCMILLAN. Chairman. o29i9
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THE time T0AGT

is now, IL your little one is not
thriving In q normal and healthy
manner. Don't experiment with
Sabys stomach, Give the GRAEF.
EHeERG CHiLDREN'S PAHGCEA.
as thousands OF mothers befors
you have done, and watch the
steady improvement. Many sleep
less nights for you and the Baby
VIII be eaved. Druggists have been
selling this medicine for over sixty
years and we know OF families
where 1t has been used for suo-
cessive generations of children.
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Royal Arcanum.

The regular semi- monthly meeting OF
Salt Lake council, No. 1917, Royal Ar
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Times Dispatch.
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FOR SALE, GROCERY STORE
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