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BAND CONCERTS TO-DAY.

By o. 8. Soldiers Home Band. John 8.
NJ. Zimmerman. director. Programme.
March. ''Brooke's Chicago Marine Band
-----..-...--..-..............
japanese overture. ''Kimigayo' $1,000. Harris
The Triumph Of JAPAN
Solo for Diooolo. The Lark's Festival
....--.........--...-.---.--- Brewer
Musician Louis Addinando.
Selection. The Belle Of Brittany &c. Talbot
Characteristic, "a Darkey's Jamborec''
..............-.............. Puerner
Excerpts from Robin Hood (requesu
--.----.-...--...-..---.-.... kOVen
Intemezzo. Valley Flower new Dol. Mills
valse Lento. Zephyr Caressant'' ...... AIeny
March. Put on Your Old Cray Bonnet
trcquested) .-..-....-......- .Wenrich
The star spangled Banner"
By the o. s. Marine Band. William H.
sRntslmann. leader. at the Capitol. ass
D. m. Programme:
March, Lincoln Centennial" ........ Sanford
Overture, The Flying Dutchman' Wagner
Excerpts from Die geschiedene Frau. Eau
Duet FOR piocolos. The Nightingale and
the BlaCkbiUl'' - King
Musicians r. SEED and W. De Inca.
Waltz, The Dollar Princess" ............Fan
sertet from "Lncia" ...............D onizetti
Musicians A. Witcomb II. JocrEensen.
r Clark. l.. Sanford. E. McIntire.
and G.. Frey.
IntermezzO and prologue TO ''Pagliacri'
..--.-.---.-.............-..-. .LeOncayallo
feis Bohe1ne -----..-.--.----...----Ma ssenet
The Star spangled Banner"
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Ocean steamsbiDs.

New York Sept 6.-ArTived. Kaiser Wilhelm der
Crosse from Cherbourg. August 81: Deutschland.
from Cherbourg. August g.; Uranium from Rotter-
dam, August .; Manila, from Marssilles, august
II; Auristrana, from Port spatn, August %
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AT THE THEATERS

THE NATIONAL.
The StOnn," Western drama AT 2.l5 and Sis
THE BELASCO.
Con & Co." farce comedy ....-....A At 2I5 and SIS
TIE COLUMBIA.
The Marriage Of Kitty. .................Ats SIS
Comedy by STOCK Company.
CHASE'S
Nora Bayes and Jack Norworth the f,a-
lures.
THE ACADEMY
The Boy from Wall Street. drama. AT AS and SIS
THE CASINO.
auoerhle Continuous
THE COSMOS.
Moving Pictures and Vaudeville ....... Continuous
THE GAYETY.
BurlesQue 2l5 and Sis
THE LYCEUM
Burlesque 2:l5 and Sis
THE HOWARD.
THE AVENUE GRAND.
Moving Pictures and Vaudeville. Continuous
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Tide Table.

Today-High tide. lO54 a. N. and 1913 %. m.
Low tide. AS a. N. and 5OG n m.
IomorroW-High tide. LIS a. m. and II z d m
Low tide. SIS a. m. and SIS D m
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Her SUICIDE NOTE
BLAMES BROTHER
Girl Unable to Stand His
Fancied Sights.
KEEPS LOVE IN HER SPIRIT

Sixteen-year-OId Alta BransOm, Who
Ended Life by Gas at Height of
Family Festivity, Leaves Letter,
Detailing Her SOrrOvv-Her Brother
Frustrated with Grief.
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Temperatures I'm Other Cities.

Temperatures in other cities. together with the
amount Of rainfall FOR the tweuty-four hours ended
at p m yesterday, are as follows:
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Condition Of tho wata-

Special to The Washington Herald.
AaTpers Ferry, w. Va. Sept 6-Potomao clear
and Shenandoah slightly muddy.
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Pink IS preferred 10 blue for evening wear now
IL Is fashionable in chiffon. crepe and liberty silk.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
GEORGE P. ZURH0RST,
3O1 East Capitol Street.

=. WILLIAM LEE. Funeral Director
and Embalmer. Livery In connection CommodiOas
Chapel and Modern CreI1storium- Modest rricsa.
~ Pennsylvania ave. nv. TelephOns Main EoA
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-21
FRATERNAL UNION OF AMERICA.

Evergreen lodge Isl did itself proud
on Monday last. when class OF %
candidates was escorted into the mys-
teries of the order by the superb and
splendidly drilled degree team, consist
ing of 16 of the ladies OF the order,
robed in their new costumes. and going
through their beautiful work with ae-
curacy and perfection. representatives
were present from California, Montana,
Colorado and Wyoming, and the team
was greeted with applause. 1t is al
most ready TO compete with any other
team of the order.
The next class initiation will take
place in January, when about so candi-
dates Will take the degrees. The spe-
cial dispensation is still continued and
other inducements are offered to good
workers. On Monday next, viii be the
regular meeting, when some five OF
six candidates will be initiated, and
another important feature will be the
annual election OF officers. All mem
bers are urged TO attend TO vote fo1
their choice for officers and to witness
more work by the splendid degree
team.
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poorly spelled note. That Gladstone
replied, he attributed 10 the fact that
the grand Old man" was a gentleman
but he pointed TO the fact that Glad
stone did not join the church.
How many GladstOne's would be
reached by such men as this Onee
None. We must not overlook the fact
that to reach the heart. the eye nor
the ear must be offended.
Church system.
"Our system of church schools is for
Just this purpose, that OF preparing our
teachers TO reach the class which can
not be reached by the ignorant. We
Will teach the world yet that Mormon
ism has been misunderstood. that IL is
full of poetry. of philosophy, science,
music and everything that is beautiful.
Poets will write ii into verse; scientists
will sound its depths; musicians Will
sing il and play il into the hearts OF
those who can only be touched by these
agencies.
'Mormonism unphilosophical. is il?
What do we mean by philosophy we
are told that Plato was philosophy and
that philosophy was Plato, at one and
sOpher has ever added one idea 10 his
categOries.
The definition of philosophy as given
by Joseph Smith was in harmony with
that of Plato. Joseph Smith said. God.
in the beginning, finding himself in the
midst Of spirits and glory, because he
was more Intelligent. found il proper 10
institute laws so that the rest might
advance like himself Joseph Smith, in
saying this, was not a pla giarist. any
more than Jesus Christ was a plaglarist
when he taught the world the golden
rule in the positive, ESQ years after
Confucius had taught IL in the mega
tive.
Real Poetry.
Now as TO the poetry of MOrmOnism.
To = il is the qFannegr that wa :
ever written and the prOfOundest sys-
TEN of philosophy that ever came into
the world. What do We mean by
poetry? A few jingling verses in the
village newspaper? No! GOD bless me
and my wife, my son John and his wife.
we four and no more Is that poetry?
Hardly This is poetry: Consider
lilies OF the field: how they grow. They
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kNIGHTs OF CoLUMRus.

The comforting of the first, second
and third degrees by the Salt Lake
Council OF the Knights of Columbus
viii take place in Salt Lake city on
Sunday. November p The degree work
will be given in the old X. of G. hall,
third floor the Jennings block. and will
start promptly at . p. m. The hail will
be open at 10 a. IN. for the reception of
members and candidates.
After the ceremonies the Knights Will
parade from their hall to the banquet
han. a band having been engaged for
the occasion. A banquet arranged by
the ladies OF the knights will be given
i'm the new St Mary's hall basement of
the cathedral a 3 p. m. after which an
entertainment arranged by the lecturer
of the council viii be provided.
Large delegations of visiting Knights
are expected from ogden, Park City and
Eureka
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toll not, neither do they spin. and yet ]
say uu-O YOU that Solomon ina an his
glory was not arFayed like one of these
Ihat is poetry What ma kes 10 poetry
Why, the fact that the little flowers ~
the field were made symbolical of men
who were reminded thar the Father I'M
Heaven watches over them and viii
clothe thems likewise That is the
poetry OF IT,
The principles and ordinances II
Jesus Christ We're poetry. Let me take
one or them FOR example Christ said
except man be born Of the water and
or the spirit ne cannot enter into
heaven Why, that is full Of poetry.
Here the water is symbOlical of tie
cleansing power of Christ's spirit. Not
that the water washes away sin. but
obedience 10 the Word OF God cleanses
OF all wickedness. A thing symbolical
must agree with the thing symbOIiZel,
or the poetry is destroyed.
Seeks After Good.
Man is symboli6al of God and when
you have educated man. YOU have made
god of him. That is again poetry.
In time the earth viii be a heaven and
viii symoolize heaven. when we say.
Thy Kingdom come. Thy viii be- done
that is the grandest poem of ALL
4 need not say that MOrmOnism Is
musical The great tide of tourist
travel which every year stops wilhin
our gates and listens 10 the great organ
and the big choir need not tell them
Mormonism is musical.
i need not say MOFmOuism is Ecieu-
titic. A great scientist i'm the east once
asked one OF our apostles where JOS
eph Smith got the scientific principles
upon which the Words of Wisdom are
founded Science today accepts these
principles, said this man Of learning
but In those days they We're unknown
10 the world
There is nothing good ina all these
things but MOrmOnism seeks after To-.
We believe that man is the child OF
God, fashioned after His image and
endowed with His attributes. We be-
iieve in complete and perfect education
and we believe in using that education
toward the salvation of mankind"
A merchants lunch at 40 cents is now
heira- sarE-al dill - III. I-u--r-ra
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your friend and we viii make him one
OF WOOdcraft's own.
Manager Il. b. KaVanaugh reports an
excellent meeting OF Weber camp No.
"A. ogden, last Thursday evening. The
hall was packed and committees We're
appointed TO open one of the biggest
campaigns OF the season. After the
regular order OF business, under the
head of social entertainment, an ath-
letic exhibition was put on and en-
jOyed by all present. Weber camp
should be. cOmplimented upon their at
tendance and efficiency of officers and
loyalty and good neighbOrly feeling OF
their membership.
Smithfleld camp No. $50 will give
their annual banquet Tuesday evening.
November -. Manager KaVanaugh, in
charge of the extension work of Utah,
viii be present
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MRS.COOKI is
NOW AGED39
Letter from Crane, Missouri, full
of Good Advice from Ame-
riCan Girls.

Crane, Mo.-"There is not much
pleasure in life if one has to be sick
all the time" writes Mrs. ]. d. Cook,
of this place. so many women suf-
fer from girlhood on, all through life,
who could be spared such suffering,
and live in comfort. if they would only
try Cardui. the woman's tonic. as 1
did
Il was 16 years old when 1 first
took Cardui Now am SO. When
ever / was poorly or felt real bad
Cardui always brought me out all
right I have faith in it. 1 know
what it has done for me. and 1 have
seen what it has done for Others"
No one can know so Well as you
whether you need a tonic or not.
II you feel weak. tired, languid.
lazy and generally "out of sorts" you
know you need a tonic-we know you
need Cardui. the woman's tonic.
Cardurs strengthening effects quick
ly show themselves in many ways.
1t is mild, notwithstanding, nom
mineral. harmless.
1t will pay you to test it for your
self, today
Call for it at any one out of 10000
pharmacies.
y. B.-Write TO Ladies' Advisory
Dept, Chattanooga Medicine Co, Chat
tanOOga, Tenn, for Special Instructions,
and 64-page book Home Treatment
for Women" sent in plain wrapper. on
request.
SCHRAMM-JOHNSON, DRUGS,
THE Never SubstitutOrs,'
Feature
WINE CARDUI AND THEDFORD'S
BLACK DRAUGHT
In all their stores, Where the cars
stop"
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NInnERN WOnD,,EN.

best meetings Of the year last Tuesday
evening. with hardly "a vacant chair in
the hall. Ron call showed an officers
present. Five applications for benefit
clal membership were presented and re-
ferred 10 the Investigating committee.
and the beneficial degree was conferred
upon one candidate.
The second of a series of dances given
by the forester team viii be held in j..
o. o. +. hall Tuesday evening, Novem-
Der - The team. under command OF
Captain o. q. Weber. VIII give an eNhi-
bitiOn drill FOR tie benefit Of those
present Much praise has been accord
ed Captain Weber on his ability OF
training this team up 10 the present
standard
Az members are cordially invited 10
be present with their wives and friends.
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RAILWAY TRAINMEN.

The Ladies' Auxiliary 10 the Brother
hood Of Railroad Trainmen held a reg
Mrs. Earl SWabb was initiated. after
which refreshments We're served and a
social hour enjoyed by the members
present. This is the first social affair
since the president entertained at her
home in honor OF Sister Lola FELTON,,
secretary of Oakland Lodge No. IS.
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FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD.

Sego Lily Lodge No. 252. T. F. B.. will
give a Thanksgiving entertainment in
their hall. 1871 East First South street,
Thanksgiving night. The committee
is working hard TO make il a jolly at
fair. Open house 10 all members and
friends
Brother Thorne requests that you don
your yellow and white chrySanthemums
for this occasion President Wright's
request for each member TO bring a
member should insure a large class for
initiation in the small hall. The head
rea surer. Brother Becker. viii be found
at IS PostOffice Place.
Brother Lanning is enjoying himself
in Southern Florida
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ROYAL NEIGHRORs.

Camp 1886 r. n A.. will meet in
regular session this evening al s o'clock
in !. O. o. +. hall. All members are
requested TO be present The social
attended and a very pleasant evening
spent at cards. Refreshments were
served and enjoyed by all present.
Captain Jones wishes all the mem
bers for team 20 be on hand early 10
reorganize the team and do some drill
work
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oHDER OF Owls

The Order of Owls viii meet ON
Wednesday. November %. ~ p. IN. At
81 East Second south street and much
business viii come before the nest.
Several visiting brothers are in town
and viii be- present. All members are
requested 90 be present
Brother SWANS little boy has been
very sick Tor the past week but Dr.
Given r. Light saws he is out of dan
ger and is now doing nicely.
Brother Smith il visitor from
Omaha. Brother Thompson from Kansas
City and Brother Wilson from Denver.
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DANISH BROTHERHoOD.

Apollo Lodge will hold its regular
semi-mOnthly meeting next Friday
evening al the lodge haH in the l. o. ..
F. building. The meeting will open
promptly at s o'clock. Besides the reg
ular routine OF business. there Will be
nomination OF new officers for election
at the first meeting in December. All
members are requested 10 be present,
and visitors are ALWAYS welcome.
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FOREsTERs OF AMERICA.

Court Salt Lake No. l held their reg
ular meeting last Wednesday evening
in the Jennings hall, p West First
fDuth street. There was a good at
tendance and several matters of busi-
ness were attended TO. All members
present received the new button of the
order. The social committee has about
completed the necessary arrangements
for the first social of the winter sea-
son on Wednesday evening, December
7. A general election OF officers viii
take place and all members are re-
quested TO be present.
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RRITlsH FRATERNAL SOCIETY.

The next meeting Of the society viii
be held on December 7. Particulars
viii be announced later. Ladies and
gentlemen wishing TO join the operate
club in connection with the society are
requested TO send in their names as
soon as possible so that a meeting may
be called TO make the necessary ar
rangements Applications TO be sent TO
T. Sprunt 326 South Main street.
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IMPROVED ORDER OF REDMEN.

Washable Tribe No I, Improved Or
der OF Red Men. met around the council
fire last Monday night One paleface
was given the adoption degree. The
tribe was assisted in our degree work
by a number Of visiting brothers and
an had an exceptionally good time,
There are five or six more applications
10 be acted upon some OF which are
lIkelA 10 AMMAN InnlaEf.
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LoYAL AMERICANs.

salt Lake assembly No $40 will hold
their regular meeting Wednesday
evening, November %. in 1. O. o. +. hall
The new officers are urged TO be pres
ent.
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The regular meeting of the James b.
W. X. G. viii be held at the
/. o. q. +. hau Wednesday afternoon,
November %. at 2:3O p. m.
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Utah Lodge No. EOS. T. F. B., at their
last meeting, November 8, received nine
applica lions for initiation and one by
transfer card. This is the last month
of the special dispensation for the air
ship campaign Bring all applications
FOR membership TO the next regular
meeting. Wednesday, November %, at
S-l5 ID. m.
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Jordan Lodge No. 8. l. o. %. r.. con
ferred the first degree ON ali waiting
"a indicates. The degree staff was in
fine form and did splendid work. A
large number of visitors were present
and the Attendance was unusually large.
Tonight the second degree viii be put
on. The degree staff prides itself on
this particular degree and throws down
the gauntlet 10 an corners.
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Banner Hive No "a viii be enter
tanned al ards Tuesday, November p,
hv Mrs Nellie RectO. 1870 West Eighth
South street. a special program has
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A large attendance at salt Lake
Lodge No. . f. %. %. f. last Friday
night made IT possible TO put ON the
Samaritan degree i'm good style. Next
Friday night large class Will be fin
ished up with the third degree. All odd
Fellows and their friends are invited to
the social hop on November 29-
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Merehant.. Luneh M Lourre.

In service and quality no merchants
lunch ever offered in the city ap-
prOaches that at the Louvre daily.
Price 40 cents.
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EMILY DONELsON

has opened her massage and hairdress-
ing parlors at rooms S26 and S27 Mc1n-
tyre block. also carries choice selection
of hair goods. creams, etc. at the very
lowest nrice
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dies OF the c. a. r.. viii give d card So
cial Friday. November 20, at the home
81 Mrs. r ID. Woodruff, IL 7 street.
SiXty-three will be PLAYED. All g. y. L.
organizations are invited.
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The ladies of Gordon Circle No. 4, G.
A. r. viii hold their regular meeting
Tuesday al > p. IN. in Eagles hail.
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woODMEN OF THE MoRLD.

salt Lake camp No. SO was agreeably
surprised by the members OF WOodbine
circle No. Al, Women of Woodcraft. An
excellent program was rendered. After
refreshments were served the entertain
ment eommitte of camp So, composed of
NelghbOrS Short. SWaner and klyne
surprised those present by giving each
one souvenir. After an hour spent in
dancing, the meeting adjourned. This
was one of the best meetings ever held
in camp So
Last Tuesday evening the degree
team conferred the protection degree on
five candidates, and six applications
for membership were received. District
Manager b. b. kayanaugh was present
and Informed the camp that the en-
plOyment bureau recently organized
was IN good working order and any
unemployed WOOdman who would
leave his name and address would have
his wants attended 10. This is a new
feature in Wooderaft and was original
ed by NelghbOr kaVanaugh. NeighbOf
kaYanaugh has recently been appoint
ed district manager for the state Of
Utah in charge OF the new law OF ex-
tension work adopted at the last head
camp session in Portland. Oregon.
A general meeting OF all members Of
the WOOdmen OF the World in the dis
trict OF Garfield, given by Garfield
camp No S2S, Is called for Monday
evening. November Is, / o. o. r hall
under the direction of District Mana
ger Il. 3, kaVanaugh. A big campaign
for new members will be started at
once. Neighbors be sure and reserve
this date.
Don't forget that smoker al camp So.
Tuesday evening. November 20: also
election of officers.
Big open meeting Eagles hall. Civ
en- By Deseret camp No. 400. Thursday
evening December 5. Come and bring
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Utonian Tent No. - met in regular
review on Wednesday evening last,
when a number of the old members who
have neglected meetings OF late were
present One application for member
ship was received and the usual BUSH
ness transacted. Sir Knights West and
Adams entertained with pleasing duets
and Sir Knights Aaron and Courtney
were IN IL as usual. During the evening
the commander called a recess and the
tent in a body paid visit to Hive No.
4. which was holding a meeting. The
hive gave Sir Knight Aaron a demon
stratiOn how tickets for a dance were
sold. which caused much amusement.
The tent has arranged for a dance in
L. o. o. +. han on Wednesday evening,
November 80.
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WOMEN OF WOODCRAFT

WOOdbine circle No. Al held their
regular meeting Thursday evening.
November is, in l. o. o. F. hall All
officers were present, There were three
cards presented for benefit membership.
With us was Organizer Estelle c. Mann
and Special Organizer Eunice BrObeFg
and NeighbOr Brandal of Park City. all
Of whom were welcomed with the hon
Ors of WOOdcraft.
The character ball and card party
given by the Women OF Woodcraft was
a grand success. The prize for the best
character was awarded 10 Miss Thistle
Subway, who represented a Chinese
maiden. The gentlemans prize was
awarded to Francis Hepner, who repre-
scented a French count. The prizes for
the card party were awarded 10 Hattie
Anderson and Mrs. EVens.
There Will be no meeting Thursday
evening, November "a on account of
Thanks giving. The next meeting will
be Thursday, December I, when there
will be an election of officers.
Salt Lake circle $50 held its regular
meeting last Monday night and a very
pleasant and enjoyable evening was
spent. Several points of interest We're
brought before the circle and dis
cussed. Several visitors were present.
On account of guards drill night, Mon
day evening. there will be no regular
meeting but every officer and guard
is requested 10 be present
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been prepared for those who do not |
play, cards. All Lady Macca bees and I
Grove car and get off at the Baptist |
church.