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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-16
METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.

States weather bureau for twenty -four
hours ending at p. IN today:
Temperature at p. NJ, AZ deg: maxi
mum temperature, 80 deg, minimum tenn
peraLure, 3f deg; mean temperature, fG
deg. which is IL deg. below normal. To-
tai excess since the first of the month. 36
deg; total excess since January /, 400
deg.
Precipitation at p. M, .0i OF an inch:
total precipitation since first OF the
month. 20 OF an inch, which is I3 OF an
inch below normal Total deficiency since
January T. 3.47 inches. Relative humidity.
63 per cent
The sun rises nj 5:O9 a. m. and sets al
7:39 p IN.
WEATHER RECORD
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-16
Danish Brotherhood,

APono,s meeting last Friday evening
was we'll attended, Business was quickly
dispensed with, Two applications for mem
hership were presented and committees
appointed. The meeting was brought to
close nt o'clock In order 10 proceed
with tho programme. After tho singing
of one of the Danish national songs DR.
A. N. Hansen. introduced by julius Han
sen. the chairman of the evening gave
an eloquent discourse on Essence OF Fra
ternity," which was thoroughly appre-
ciated. as evidenced by the generous ap-
plause- He spoke OF the conditions OF
the early days OF history, then of the
forming OF clans and finally of the awak-
ening OF a feeling among people which
through centuries. has drawn men to-
gether in a. bond of friendship. He cited
several instances from the Bible and his
tory where the essence OF fraternity had
been manifested.
A. Il. Villadsen gave n short, well
formed speech in response to DR. Han
sens address. dwelling on the spirit OF
brotherhood. The programme OF the even
ing was closed with the singing OF ma
tlonal airs. There will be another pro-
gramme arranged at the meeting May 81
which Will be announced next week.
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POLYGAMOUS ORIGINS

somewhere on Signal Peak containing
something similar TO the Book of Nor
mon, doubtless he would. II he could mix
plausibl1ty and novelty Wath good ora
tory, find some adherents, but with the
multitude at would be 10 laugh"
man who would pay $4,000 for print
Ing an edition of 5000 volumes OF his
translation Of the golden plates would
be considered a fool. or even worse; but
II he thought the sale of the books at
S1,7o per volume would be easy mat
tor, he might consider 1t q safe VEN
ture,
This was the situation, al T believe,
OF the prophet Some time In the fall OF
1929 or In the succeeding winter The
Smith family was unable TO advance any
funds Now for the solution of the diff
Guilty;
wicked man. that Sought TO destroy
the prophet, was possessed of this world s
goods, and in revelation given to this
wicked man" (section 19, Doctrine and
Covenants) we read:
"25. And again, l command thee that
thou shalt not covet thy nelehbor's wife;
nor seek thy neIghbor's life.
thou shalt not covet thine own property.
but impart II freely TO the printing OF
the Book OF Mormon. which contains the
truth and the word of Cod
Just what connection the twenty-ffth
verse has with the printing OF the Book
OF Mormon is not clear, but 1t is a ree-
sonable inference that Martin had In
mind the commission of some felonles
which would have gotten him into the
penitentiary or upon the scaffold, and
this seems probable when we know upon
such good authority, that he was a
wicked man" The twenty sixth verse
contains nothing ambiguous or that needs
explanation, and Martin obeyed. There
is good reason 10 believe that he paid for
the printing, expecting to make money
from the sale Of the book,
The story OF the origin OF the Book OF
Mormon is probably one OF the most alb
surd OF the nineteenth century. A book.
to reject which was to DC lost ctcrnany,
was produced with all the ear marks OF
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-16
Modern Woodmen of America.

Great Salt Lake camp No. l0O11, had
a good attendance last Tuesday evening
and an interesting and busy meeting.
Four more new application cards were
received and turned over to the invesu-
eating committee and two applications
were favorably voted upon. The degree
staff conferred the Beneficial degree up
on r. e. Hutchinson in an excellent and
effective manner, forcibly and dramau-
cally eHemplifying the beautiful Lessons
taught by the ceremonies OF this degree
in the newly revised ritual Next Tues-
day evening there will be degree work
by this camp and all members should
take notice and be present. The degree
team workers are also requested TO be
present by Sis o clock All Modern
Woodinen are welcome,
Excelsior camp had a large and en-
thuslastic meeting last Tuesday even
ing number of visiting nelShooTs
were present from other camps and made
enthusiastic comments on the energy ana
interest manifested by the Officers ana
members. being unanimous i'll their opln-
ion that Excelsior camp Is one OF the
most enterprisinG in the entire jurisdle-
lion. Clerk Dr.. J. W. Ewin was pres
ont after a months visit on the coast
for the benefit OF his health. and gave
an interesting description OF ms rlp'
There will be no meeting tomorrow even
ing. the hall having boon granted 10 M Mthe
X of p for n special meeting. ~, VIC
meeting the following TUESDAY . IaIse
class VIII be adopted and rouslns So
| cial meeting is being arranged ior-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-16
Secret and
Fraternal Societies
of Salt Lake
Fraterna1 Brotherhood

Seso Lily lodge No. 252. t Fl o,
40, AZ "e. aE.ehued regular session Thurs.
rn rny evening Several applications warn
IecelVed. b1ve candidates who Ind hean
;li,,u Segten at previous meeting were dni,
lTmiltiateo, Ti, Brother Grant and sistay.
,hnir mJha are each working hard to have
,n,, tneF Hne WIN In the membership cor
10 ne given at the Odeon report manv
,SnG.s .,Snyn Solo and are optimistic over tho
aHalr' Brother Whitehead state mano
asEl n LOT montana, gave Rn interestIns g
saIh. SISTER whitehead favored the meet
,hs WIN we'll rendered recitation which
heps I, everybody laughing, Several other
soou tatks were made. The twelve ladies'
IN IN I'e ori,l team did some excellent work
D9th IN the reglar work and fancy drills
which they expect to give for the Nh
ray lodge Saturday evening. NAV u Sis
Ter Hansen was reported as haying rnot
win a painful accident Absentees ,n;usnS
a royal good time. Friday night a bcnoft
dance at the Odeon proved as Inncb ~
success as the committee anticipated
ana was success in every way
Ctah ladge No. $685. T, Il, E., at It's rcc
.,s u.ar meeting Wednesday, May II, ini-
tiated three candidates and a number of
applications were received. Brother and
Sister Whitehead. state deputies of Mon
tans, were present and spoke of the good
or the order. Saturday evening MAJ ID
captain Sister Rothwell with her escort
team OF young ladies' accompanied by a
number OF Utah lodge members. went TO
murray on & fraternal visit to the lodge
there. hll had A good time and returned
feeling better for having been there
Brother and Sister Ewcll arc doing good
work for the T, 3. B. in this citys tTSo The
next regular meeting iB Wednesday even
ing Nav o.
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Royal Hiehlanders.

There will he a regular session OF
Utah castle this evening at the hall in
the Federation of Labor building. The
degree teams will rehearse the long form
work. assisted by the drill team, and all
those having parts are especially re-
drawing near for the class Initiation
which has been set for June g.. There
Will be music by the Highlander trio:
Team No, l also will furnish part OF
the programme. There Will be appli-
cation cards to be acted upon rs we'll
as other important business to transact,
and full attendance of the member
ship Is looked for. Several certificates
are back from the executive castle
awaiting claimants. New members VIII
be added TO each OF the contcsting teams,
Those members having dance tickets out
viii report at once 10 the chairman.
ClansTnan Ray Gardner, in order that
a final report may be made. Castle VIII
be called TO order at SIS p. m. Guards
will report in uniform. Visiting High
landcrs are always welcome,
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G.. A. R..

The James r. Mexican w. r. c WI
be entertained at the home OF MIS-. 1p9u ,a :,
win. 217 Eighth East streeL cood,rin rT' viii viii
be assisted by Mesdamcs lioEue' il5 Itliln.
IJunicr Jenkins and Jordan. All triehus
are invited.
The ladies OF the Reynolds circle ~; M ai
p VIII give n social and caro- PaIss 81, 81,
~. resjdeucc of Mrs. Herbert. 24S Sout'
Fourth West street: IucsdaH essaidLs rIes
AIav II. Take r. G. w, car. All conn du's
and friends are invited
,rbn J2ice Circle No. 3. Ladies OF the
{. a r. viii hold special mec'iilS ~ ~
,b. ,,urnose OF initiation AT i'1O u CIoSn, ,
MSy IL In Eagles hall. All sister Circles
are cordially invited ,,e
rbo Rice Circle No. 3. Ladies OF the M
- II viii hold Il public meeting 19'
H. ,rn;osf of presenting the past presl-
dnnt Win her pin and accepting the cav. gavie
from the James G. Rice Ros[ st ol Gsm Gsnce osG ID
Aiter t, ,,,,o,,te All G. "A r organlZa'
| ions are cordially invited
Tho George II. Maxwell w K. c. VII
! hold its regular meeting Wr1heSgiaSS ,IilS
Mav Is. In L q. o. i, hall at 30 Nlsi'
tors are welcome.
The James c. Rice Circle No. o. Ia,
! 40. ~ Tho c. A. r.. will entertain
| their friends al public ncellng;; .oi 10.
lowed BY a dance in Eagles nan lueS
day, May II. at p m. ,,,o,,or,s fo
Memorial dan VIII meet AT room lo", elo!
End .rv''rl county building. on Tuesday even even
ns the nth At g, 9S!ofa tSs fSllownE 5S3ng mem
La,s' w p. Rome. n. +. Evans. ". +.
CANAAN Mrs. Mary b. Laurence. MrS' Ir :.
H. Homes Mir. u Y, Book r., MSI Mrs y" Me e
| 1n,'aia and Mrs Thomas Harris. ~ J.
cutie important that every member %
| present ,,..,I
James h. Mexican post NJ No, J cI%njor ng1H
| , -. co. n candidate mustered aH'
several matters Of business q tesa snn;Sions Sios
from general ntercha1ngc OF nd pp,a,'o,,1 acvcra
,rn,,f,crs were present who were not res re-,
uiar attendants. As the Is GSSactmd @sHs %fet am
VIII oc W ~ thc commander. that cN
m,y rs '"1 comradc in the city VIII be at, at ina pa
meeting The p9Tts psGrs, aHd sanday sSTRs w BY Il Il
tenn SCI 'ir,',oT rev, p A, Simpkin AT IN
plymouth iHyi,%"iIhi CONGREGATIONAL church, SeV
nrih Fast and Fifth South streets
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KNIGHTS of Columbus.

knights OF Columbus Will give bas-
let social In their hall at 131 East First
South street tomorrow (ruesday) even
ing Chairman King and Lecturer Fan
ming OF the Salt Lake council have as
sayed an interesting programme, All
members and their friends are cordially
invited TO attend.
The gold and silver medals donated to
All IIailows college and St AIMS orphan
few days ago. The first three degrees
of the order Will be conferred on class
OF candidates on Sunday. May %. The
ceremonies will take place in tho Is. of
=. (Castle) hall, 26l Main street. at l 30
D. m. The ladies auxiliary OF the Is. OF
c. will provide a very elaborate and
dainty supper In the Knights OF Columbus
clergy In the city have been invited,
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Pytnian Sisters.

Hermionc temple, No, s, Pythian Sis
tcrs, met In an exceptionally we'll at
tended and interesting session Friday
evening. Several applications were acted
upon and will be initiated by the officers
and team. under the direction OF Cap
tain uedrick, before the grand temple
Officers and members next Wednesday
evening. when it is expected that all
members OF the order will be present
There VIII be orchestra music and BAN
quet. The delegates to the supreme
Tuesday morning. The grand temple
sessions will be held In the Eagles hall.
16T South West Temple. Tuesday and
Wednesday. beginning al the usual hour.
a committee from the Uermione temple
will serve lunch and punch at The ses-
sions at Eagles hall. Bvcry person en-
titled TO admission TO the grand lodge
should be present at these meetings.
good time Is assured to MI on this occa-
sion, as we'll as at the meeting WedneS-
day evening in the *, of p. hall.
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Woodmen of World

The members Of Crescent Circle I0l
Woodmen OF the World was agreeeby
surprised by Woodbine Circle OF Salt
Lake city a; Murray Tuesday More
IMAM hfty were present and had delight
!ui Time y good programme, consist
ing of music and recirations was an
other big surprise. Al, Of Woodbine's s
guards were present and they put on
FANCY drill. The captain and her guards
were loudly applauded at the close for
tho graceful and mastcrful manner In
which they conducted the cvolutions. Last
but not least, all were asked TO Join In
circle around the hall and take OF the
good things brcut to eat.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-16
Maccal)peE.

Regular review of Banner Hive No. IL
VIII be held Tuesday afternoon, May II,
TO be prompt a short meeting will be
held and at 2.30 o'clock the ladies of
Hives No. IL, 4 and Is Will entertain 1T
q card social in /, o. o. f hall. All
Lady Maccabces and their friends are
cordially invited.
Salt Lake City Hive No will hold
regular review in 1. o. o. f. hall Wed
nesday evening. May is. All members are
the joint social of l.. o. T. NJ.
Lillian Hollister Hive No. Is. Ladies' Of
the Maccabccs, will hold regular review
next Thursday evening at Eagles hall.
All members are requested 10 attend the
meeting. All Lady Bees and their friends
are Invited to a joint card party Tues
day afternoon at odd Fellows hall at 2;30
o'clock. Mrs. q. w, McGin will entertain
all Lady Maccabees and friends at her
home. 10 y street, Friday afternoon,
Nav 20.
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VAST FOREST LANDS
RESTORED TO ENTRY
snocial 10 The Tribune

SpCclHl TO j Il'
WASHINGTON. MAY 1j.-ln accordance
,.i,r The iolnt agreement arrived at by
,ic secretary of agriculture and Inc sec
,.n,,ry of the interior February Z. last: IN
- ,nattcr of the plan TO be followed In
the restoration to sSi!lGmgn' ] fdT an4 qoreatTy SstTy
ol . lanu within national forests. and
pnpn pa, th. recommendation OF the score
tary S,,g;' of agriculture. Secretary balllnger
H"S, mr. restoration to settlement and
CTR oT,r,. Of certain lands in the following
naylon,mt, naIyl.tt,s, national forest Idaho and
,,,rsi,imrtnn S5Sa acres, MinldOlsa ma
tionai forest. Idaho and Utah. ~ ~,
siOn ,'s. pend orcillc national forest Ida
,soo acres. Occur d Alenc natioua
fnres,, iU, Idaho. 6GOs acres; Caribou nationa
Forest Idaho and Wy9miGTg I3Sss janJ GSpgs fSnn5
ae n result of field examination
In c9a5aGtGr Sooom amS sSiaet 5Si@ c
sl,Unment and entry under the regular
homestead law,
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PROGRAMME FOR W0ODMEN
CONVENTION ANNOUNCED



LOGAN. May l5.-Jhe committee on
arrangements FOR the Noodmen's recep-
tion' when the Woodmen come next
Tuesday to hold their state convention,
announced the general programme Tor
The three DAYS that the delegates will be
here IL follows. .;. ,,,,,,.
May 17-4slS p; m, reception commit
too viii go to Cache Junction and es-
snro visiting delegates to Logan: p. m.
Commercial Boosters sn%, comm,[uge aud .sco4, %,i
,t,.ro I'm town in autos and carriages
. To- II. public reception and musicale
"' NJ iS-0 a. M. street parade 10 form
at lodge hall 10 a M ,ode.s and hail, P @; D. con m
VSnI,ut al lodge hall by Women oi
Woodcraft; V5%o%f; p. m, grand ball at audi
torium, -, =. 1-t,b .crIcuI.
,ral lS college The rest of the day ,, to be
given TO Inspecting tho diiLerGnit aGpartr nn,
ofhar mfnIs parts va sc Of The city that the vigi.
tors may desire 10 sec. me UP 10 .',,, na'
on tbc street car.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-16
ETDENT STEEL MEN
GETTING BIG CONTRACTS

! I0gK, May 15.-lt is signifl-
k-zh the railroads placed few
IL ridges last week, contracts
tzzzl and fabricated steel were
|sr.ntlng 10000 tons. The steel
|rr gcured only about $500 tons
Ia bsing business To iudepend-
|rs-es because Of inability OF the
ssl 70 supply the American
E1;any with structural shapes
b. aoaths while competitors are
! kEwnes in n few weeks.
! fr been active competition
Fsndent factories and struc-
. lnT business and prices have
hE. especially in the eastern
Railroads are giving small
B he steel mills directly. but
rlnlng ,cars and a part of the
d Purchasers. contracts were
& s.ek for $500 cars. Locomo-
p agsrersted l0a. Rail con-
|ir, only 30 900 tons.
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Women of Woodcraft,

Silver Maple circle No los met Friday
evening. May 10. There was a large at
tendance Tho Friday before the order
was entertained with a musical pro-
framme and lecture on Hygiene" by
pr; Elsie Faust Neighbor Mabel Roth
wei pleasantly entertained the Thimble
Giup Thursday at her home on Seventh
EaSC street. There also were visitors
from salt Lake circle. who were greet
ed with circle honors
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-16

fraud and improbability. was copyrighted
by Joseph Smith, author and propri-
etor.' and was to be sold for 81 20 per
COPY When one considers the character
OF the prophet as certified to by moro
than seventy citizens of Palmyra and
Manchester \. Y. he wonders II there
is any absurdity, no matter how gro,
tesQue or impossible, that would not IND
heliRNNrs. lNls 7 ltklaIN.
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Danish Sisterhood.

The Danish Sistcrhood lodge No. %
held its regular meeting last Thursday,
when various business was attended TO:
and three new members initiated. II
was decided to give "a dance and social
in Odd Fellows hall on Thursday, May
% all friends being cordially invited,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-16

AZ Joint meeting OF the COMMITTEES
C5ePIeSentins the camps of Salt Lake and
Osogn IL was decided 10 give a log rolling
On july IL at the Lagoon. The head
oaIlnmp osiicers VIII be entertained that day
Wie Wuie en- route to the head camp session
sn.l conVenes in Portland. Ore The
district convention that meets at Logan
Wednesday, May is, will be attended by
oeIegates selected from the camps OF this
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-16

trough o exlendsa
e ton
1
is
Act ion Director
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DH Badly DAMAGED.

E Nay l5.-Tbe army trans
'nch arrived from Manila via
Bay, Was 20 greatly damaged
isd a FIRE In her coal cargo
nnaihs will be required for re-
80 Arencio, . Filipino. died
" MAS buried at sea.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-16
L. o. o. z,

The Naomi Past Noble Grands' club
will meet at the home OF Mrs, Emily j,
Price, 541 East Sixth South street May
10 al n, m All visiting past noble
grandS arc invited
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-16
rnrnstars Of America.

c,urt Salt Lake No. VIII h9ti Us S,
,.,'.,'iar a"n,r ,ncn.ing wednesday evening ~
The he Jennings hall. II West tirsl 9""b. ," bn
street All members are rcque"'e' W
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-16
WANTED.

Two experienced and competent
statesmen, drygoods line and rigEt furnishing l,a1
line; good proptosislosS Sors 70 coz enS Ogion rJon
John Scrowcroft SONS co. oeueh'
Utah
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-16

Should any onn. st this time. claim TO
have found some golden plates hidden
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-16
Woodnen of the World

welcome '0i" "i' "S
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-16
Grarrenberg Vegetable Pills

Sovereign IN constipation-
All druggists sell them,
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s,cd Crop Outlook.

I .s,.tIon OF the government crop
|5-,,,d more attention than usual
.r,.rlursl outlook. The Improve
|r,rt,d In condition Of the WIN
lulng april relieved much ap-
usrkels received most con-
: The effort to discern the
;..,Irsss The April copper sta
ID A large addition to sur
=, hui tho copper industrlals
II r,sponsive TO reports OF large
|t.-,J during the week and TO
~ In the price.
LE-rss in production continued
- and the price of iron re-
,.,.- but trade sentiment was
a n, suppositIon that the rate
iS and OF demand were ap-
"a balance,
L-',fs Of security loans abroad
"a A decline in foreign cX-
~ 10 The lowest level OF The
:, money prospect is affected
N that the Bank Of England
4 toS reducing lis official dis
=. In spite OF the extraordinary
M rs position a strong re-
4 ,gelsn exchange was the re-
,sa.rs In New York maintain
N al Tcserre.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-16
notice.!

sIndicates increase In temperature,
Indicates decrease In temperature.
notice.!
Burton Coal and Lumber company
will move their upotown office TO their
yards. 651 South Third West street, on
March !. 1910. Phones sos.