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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-28
FRATERNAL UNION OF AMERICA.

Evergreen lodge Isl will hold their reg
ulaT meeting tonight at p. m. The meet
ing will be of unusual interest, as pro-
gram of special features has been pre-
pared which cannot fail to please all
who attend. The ladies are actively
working to make this program ''eXtraOT-
dinary.' Every member who attends will
not only enjoy the pleasures of the even
ing but will receive something to take
home as a very tasteful souvenir. The
program will take place Immediately after
the regular order of business, and all
members are most heartily welcome. Re
member We start al p. m, and hope to
continue our entertainments at each
meeting in order to encourage better &C
quaintance and more entertainment All
members of the degree team are also re-
quested to be present 10 arrange for a
class initiation in the near future. We
hope the degree team will not lose in
terest in their good work.
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DANISH BROTHERHOOD.

The regular meeting of the Apollo
lodge was held last Friday evening in
the I. 0. o. F. building. Besides the gen
eral routine business. including the bal
lOting on an application, one matter dis
cussed by the members was the starting
of a local lodge of the organization in
Ogden. Word has been received from
cOuntrymen in Ogden wishing TO enter
the brotherhood. A committee from Apollo
will visit that city this spring in
order to investigate the possibilities for
organizing a lodge, and correspondence
will be begun at once with a number of
Danes at that place for the purpose of
acqUaintng them with the advantages
gained through membership in the order.
The folders giving a short history and
standing of the Danish Brotherhood.
which has been published by the Apollo
lodge and printed in the English language,
is now ready for distribution and may
be had by anyone interested by applying
to the lodge secretary. ThOrvald L. Lar
sen, 40 East First South street.
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ROYAL ARCANUM.

The open house meeting of Salt Lake
Council No 1911 which was held on
Thursday evening, February "A, I'm place
of the regular meeting of the council, for
the purpose Of having some of the MEM
bers friends in. was very largely attended
by the members and their wives and
friends, and most enjoyable evening was
spent by all present. The program in
cluded a number of piano and vocal Sc
lectiOns, as well as appropriate addresses
by Past Regent Joplin and Regent Critch-
low, and was heartily received. Follow
Ing the program, light refreshments were
served. and the closing hour of the meet
ing was spent by those present in ming
ling around freely with each other and
getting better acquainted. Altogether, the
affair was quite a success and a pleasant
evening was spent by all.
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man as fluently as he does in English.
Madam lie Brun. the soprano of the COM
pany, which closes a weeks agement
at the Mission tonight, speaks ana sings
Italian as fluently as she does English.
Mr.. Huffman has sung in grand opera
in Germany. Madam lie Brun has sung
IN grand opera in Italy. Their opinion Oh
this subject should be worth something.
1t is easier TO sing the words of an
italian grand opera in that language than
1t is to sing il in English" said Madam
lie Brun. They have more vOwels and
few consonants in their language. l was
educated for grand opera in Italy My
first engagement on my return to my
native country was in Italian grand opera.
When Mr.. Savage offered me place in
his English grand opera company l gladly
accepted ii, because l felt that 1 could
sing just as well in English as l could
in italian, and that my countrymen would
understand what 1 was singing in addi-
ton to tile music. l have never regretted
the change. | am convinced that what
the lovers Of grand opera in this country
should insist on is grand opera in Eng
llsh. when it is presented in such a way
that the American people can understand
the words as well as the music there will
be more people attending grand opera than
there is now
Mr. Huffman said:
THE people of the United States will
never appreciate grand opera until it is
sung so that they can understand the
words, the story as well as the music
Too much praise cannot be given to Henry
W. Savage and Oscar Hammerstein for
offering the best there is in grand opera
in English to the people of this country
They are practically the pioneers in this
movement. That Mr. Savage made money
with Madam ButteTfuly." there is no
question. That he has made money with
a number of other operas that he has
presented in English there is no doubt.
That just as soon as the people of the
United States demand, as the people of
Germany do, that the opera must be sung
In language that they can understand,
just so soon will grand opera be a sue
cess in every big city in this country.
Why should not the American people in
sist that they get things the way they
want them. Why should they cater to
some artist, singer, or actor just because
they are Tabled from Europe" More
high-class acts, more singers go from
the United States every year and make
hit in Europe than is made by any of
them from any single country in Europe.
The trouble with the average American
is that he does not give sufficient en-
COuragement to his own artists
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Bald Heads
Not Wanted
Badness Is Too Generally
Considered a Sign of
Advanced Age.

A bald-headed person does not have an
equal chance with one blessed with a
healthy head of hair, because badness is
too generally accepted as an indication of
age. Many large corpOrtions have estab-
lished an age limit, and refuse to take
men over 30 years of age as new en-
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Almost 65 per cent of bald-headed peo-
pie may regain a good head of healthy
hair if they will follow our advice and
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we positively guarantee to grow hair on
any head. unless the roots of the hair are
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We want people 10 try this remedy at
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It will, and gives satisfaction in every re
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We know exactly what we are talking
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We want every one suffering from any
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We are established right here where
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COMPANY DISRUPTED
Members of WaIla WaIIa Unions May
Not Join National Guard.

Walla Walla, Wash, Feb. 27.-Oppo-
sition by members of local labor unions
to the organization of Company K, Sec
ond regiment National Guard of Wash
ington, which was mustered in last
Friday night, threatens to disrupt the
company. Members of the new COM
pany who are also members of labor
organizations have, in several instances,
been told either to resign from the COM
pany or the union.
Local union leaders assert that they
object TO the militia On the general prln-
ciple that the organization is inimicaI
to laboring interests, and an officer of
the Carpenters union intimated that
the constitution of that local union for
babe any union carpenter from joining
the National Guard. Tonight a waiter
who had Joined the National Guard was
summarily dismissed from a union res
taurant
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F.. O.. e.

Salt Lake Aerie No. g., Fraternal Order
Of Eagles. at their regular meeting held
Friday evening, February p, enjoyed a
very pleasant meeting. Eight candidates
were initiated, and their degree team, I'M
der Captain MahOn, did the work in grand
style. If they continue to improve they
will certainly be in shape to bring the
prize from St Louis in September. A
number of visitors were present, and
favored US with short talks. The commit
tee on memorial reported that it had Sc
lected March % for the services. The
annual roll call will be held the first
meeting in April, when all the members
will be present and a grand time is an
ticipated. More members was the slogan
adOUted
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wooDMEN OF THE WORLD.

Salt Lake Camp No. IS had an enthusi-
astiC meeting last Tuesday evening. Two
candidates were obligated, and twenty
five applica lions for membership were
read. After the meeting was over the
camp was serenaded by the Salt Lake
quartet. Consul Commander Fisher then
assembled the camp, when the quartet
rendered several selections. Next Tues
day evening Captain Ridd and team will
put on the floor work and initiate several
candidates. Every member attending the
meeting will be entitled to a chance in
the drawing for the big pipe" The
open meeting on Tuesday evening, March
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Secret Societies
MODERN WooDMEN OF AMERICA.

Great Salt Lake Camp No 1OO71 held
a largely attended and enthusiastic meet
ing last Tuesday evening. Several ap-
PliCatiOnS were faVOTably voted upon. and
Thomas c. Hand, Jr., was given the short
form of adoption. The regular duties of
the camp for Tuesday evening, March l,
will be set aside for the purpose of Civ
ing an entertainment in the form of
card party. All members are cordially
invited to be present, with their wives
and lady friends. An appropriate pro-
gram for the evenings entertainment has
been arranged. 1t is especially desired
by the officers of the camp that the af
fair be largely participated in by mem
bers and their friends, as some veTy- nice
prizes will be awarded the winners.
Excelsior camp held a meeting last
Tuesday evening, in spite of its being
holiday, and every officer present was
surprised 10 see the large crowd in the
hall. It seems that Captain Smith is go
ing TO give US a good team, as he has
every one of the men present in uniform
every Tuesday evening. An hour work
was given them on the Axe Manual and
it was a surprise TO the members of the
camp who watched the maneuVerS to see
the excellent work of the team. Neigh
Dor Green of Chicago was present last
Tuesday evening, and gave an excellent
talk on the good of the order The con-
sui resigned his position. and was sue
ceeded by Joel 3. Sackett. There will be
TO regular meeting on Tuesday evening;
instead a grand concert will be given in
aid of the distress fund. Every member
and stranger is urgently requested to be
present, as the affair is for a worthy
cause. The admission fee is only 25c, so
should be within the reach of all. EX-
CelsiOr quartet has charge of the program,
and in addition to the quartet singing,
some of the best talent in the city has
been engaged. The program will com
menCe at S.l5 sharp.
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FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD.

Seg0 Lily lodge, Fraternal Brotherhood
No. 252. met i'm well attended regular
session Thursday evening in their hall,
No. 137 East First South street. Fourteen
applicants were elected as members by
initiation and one came in by transfer
card Five candidates were found il
waiting and duly obligated The drill
team, under the direction of Brother
Grant. did some excellent work. The sick
and accident department paid a two
weeks sick benefit to AlOnZO King. Sis
ter Grant turned in the profits, amount
ing to S2125. which was realized from
the quilt rattle. Sister Giradot resigned
as musician, so that she could go back
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PYTHIAN SISTERS.

Hermion temple No. S, Pythian Sisters,
met in regular session Friday evening.
ONLY routine business was transacted.
Sisters Randolph and Mcdonald are TAX
ing the lead in the members entertaining
the officers next Friday evening. The
members will please bring refreshments.
4 good free mystical program is assured.
All members are urged to attend, as the
affair will be one of unusual interest.
Even the writer is in the dark as to
the nature of the stunts on the pro-
gram. All knights and their wives. as
well as all members of the order, are
cordially invited and urged to attend.
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ORDER OF RED MEN.

Last Monday night Washakie Tribe
No. ] met and celebrated Washington's
birthday, as the guests of the ladies'
of the degree of PoCahOntas. They
played high five for prizes The la
dies set up q nice lot of good things
in the refreshment line. They talked
and got together and became aCquaint-
ed, and all had a good time. II was a
great success and will be the fore
runner Of more such affairs to come
off in the future.
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FOREsTERs OF AMERICA.

Court Salt Lake No. 1 will hold its regu-
lar meeting Wednesday evening in the
Jennings hall. Z West First South street
A large attendance is looked for as there
are several matters of Importance to be
disposed Of An event Of great interest
to all members is getting the necessary
number of names to the application for
a charter of the Shepherds of America
the second degree of Forestry. All mem
hers are requested to be present, and all
visiting FOresters are cordially invited to
attend. DR.. James n. Harrison, the courts
physician, has returned from California.
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Can You SIeeD2

II you can't. or If your brain seems
c,Ouded, then we will cure YOU with
Cexine Pills or it will not cost you a
cent, Don't throw away your money
on other medicines when 81 TO s. worth
of Sexine Pills is all you need to make
your nerves strong and steady. Ad-
dress or call T. J. Hill Drug Co., THE
Never Substitutors, corner Second
South and West Temple streets
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-28

Banner hive No. II, l.. o. T. NJ. will
hold regular review Tuesday afternoon,
March /. at 2.30 o clock in !. o. O. T.
hall. The ladies are looking forward
with great pleasure TO soon welcoming
Lady State Commander Mrs. Alice B.
Locke, who will come TO eXemplify the
new ritualistic work. She will send a
deDutv. Lady Hedge of Colorado, who
expects to arrive this week to prepare
a large class for initiation in April. We
hope the lady will arrive TO meet with
nc NTorab I
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business was over, was spent in pleasure
Brother krOgh made some good remarks
Tor the good of the order, after which re-
freshments were served. One application
was received, and the candidate will be
initiated at the next meeting, which should
be a large one, as there will be boxing
and refreshments, and then more boxing
Those who are not present will miss a
rare treat so the treasurer. Brother Cot
ton, has stated. All Owls should attend
to their duties and attend meetings. Wis
iting Owls are invited
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-28
BOON TO PILE VICTIMS
A CURE WITHOUT CUTTING OR
OTHER OBJECTIONABLE TREAT
NENT

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who suffers with piles of any kind.
a medicine n tablet form, taken in
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Only per cent of known failures.
A medicine that is sold under strict
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A medicine that avoids operations
and use of nasty salves or supposito-
Ties.
Schramm- Johnson Drugs, Salt Lake
City. Utah. sell this remedy-Dr. Leon
treatment. DR.. Leonhs rdt Co. Station
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booklet.
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WOMEN OF wooDcRAFT.

Silver Maple Circle No, los met in its
hall Friday evening; ChTissie Dykes, guar
dian neighbOr in the chair. Visitors from
Park City were welcomed with circle hon
ors 10 a seat at the campfire, NeghbOr
Ethel Wilson entertained the circle.
Thimble club viii give a card social to
helm swell the flower fund.
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into the drill team. Sister Jansen was
unanimously elected musician for the I'M
expired term, and gave choice music for
drilling and dancing after lodge. All
enjoyed the music aGd floor until nearly
Y. and had a royal good time. Bring
your candidates for the next meeting,
March 10. Sister Grant invites all the
members to her home, 5S4 South First
West street, Thursday evening, March 3.
She has several specialties for the Occa-
sion
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T. F. 8.

Utah Lodge No. 365. T. F. B., held a
delightful session Wednesday evening
when a class of candidates was initiated
and the members, after the business SEES
sion. enjoyed a candy pull. The next
meeting will be an extra one, to be held
next Wednesday in the knights of Co
lumbus hall. Members, get busy; be there
m
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-28
LADIES' AUXILIARY, 1T. U,

The Ladies' Auxiliary. Salt Lake Typo
graphical Union No. lis, will Sive a card
party and social this afternoon at 2:2O
o clock in Eagles hall. All members, ac-
cOmpanied by their friends, are cordially
invited to be present
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MACCAB ES.

Dance and social to be given by the
knights of the Maccabees in the l. .. o.
+. hall Wednesday evening, March 2. All
Maccabees and their friends ore cor
daily invited to participate in a good
time Tickets % cents a couple; extra
lady. Is cents
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ORDER OE OWLS.

The Order of Owls met at its hall. q
West First South street, ana had one
of the best meetings for months. One
of the main features of the evening was
the birthday party of Vice President
Julius Krogh. The evening. after the
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-28
U. S. w. VETERANS.

E A. Wedgwood camp, United Spanish
War Veterans, will hold an important
meeting tomorrow evening at their hall
in the I. O. O. F. building, and ell COM
rades are urged to be present.
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MASONIC.

Mt Moriah Lodge No. will hold a spe-
cial meeting this evening at $50
o'clock for NJ. NJ. degree work. MasOns
qualified NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Diehl, sec
TetaTV.
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WAREHOUSE BURNED.

New Bedford, Mass. Feb. 27.-Three
thousand bags of cotton and some manu-
featured products were lost i'm a fire than
destroyed the storage warehouse of Den
nisOn Brothers company here today,
causing a loss of $3S5OOO.
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G. A r

There viii be a regular meeting of
Maxwell post, No. ;. department of
Utah, 9. a. r" Saturday. March D. at
1870 p. m. a the post room. All com
rades Of the C. A. r. invited.
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w, r, C,

The ladies of the James B. Mexican
W. r. G. will be entertained by Mrs.
c. A Cook at her home, No. 81 Second
avenue, Thursday evening, March 8. Mrs.
Cook will be assisted by Mesdames Bow
man, Chase, Chatterton, COrnfOrth and
Ensign. Sister corps and friends cordially
invited
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WORDS Of PRAISE
FOR UTAH ARTISTS
Emma Ramsay Morris, Singer,
Talks of European Colony
of UtahnS.

Especial to The neutrality-suspicious.
New York, Feb. 27.-Emma Ramsey
Morris. one Of Utah's well known singers
was a passenger on the North German
Ilovd liner George Washington, which
arrived in port Friday, February Is Mrs.
Morris has been i'm Berlin for the past
five months, taking a course IN concert
work under the great dramatic soprano
Nine. Mara. Mara, by the way, is well
known to Americans, due to the fact that
a number of years ago she sang the part
of Kundrv in Parsifal which toured the
country under the Henry W. Savage man
agement a.,
While in Berlin Mrs. Morris had the
rare opportunity of singing at a Tecep-
ton given by the Prince and Princess
Lachnosky. Upon this occasion, as upon
others where She appeared before Narl--
Gus clubs and societies, she Won signal
success. When interviewed Mrs. Morris
had this to saw of the Utah colony in
RpTliu.
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AolEs OF THE MAccAsEEs.

Lillian HOLSTER hive No. Is, will hold
regular review Thursday evening, Marcn
3. at Eagles hall. All Maccabees well
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George r. Maxwell W. r. G. will hold
a regular meeting Wednesday, March ?,
at p. m. sharp in ]. O. O. +. hall VIII
adjourn at 2:30 for card social All corps
and circle ladies and their friends are in
Vited