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FOR lighthouses
UufuruisFed.
: c WELDON E CO. ~ z CAP

FOR RENT
! C WELDON E CO. zzs z CAP
Houses.
sos A Sc. I2r % $4,000 ~ Ky az Sc. 6rb 3 %
ZIP Cap I0r. p f7.5s 1913 E ne, tr.b.... 25.50
1000 Pa Sc. 2bl5 0ei5es ID me- 7r. b. -
2l6 Del av uelIT5f5.e3II5 4 Sc er.b-. % 50
5lf Cap. 10I b. 42-50il75 Sc. 7r.b---- 2 80
- 9Th Sc, III, D.. g0.S1I50S Tth re-. $50. ESQ
@of r Cap. I0r.b. IS e0i sos 10th Sc, 5rsb-- 30
-U 18th Sc, sr. b - &C 40 18Th Sc. Gr.b 30
1900 Fla av ne. Orb 81 gi525 = ne. 6r.b.--- 2050
IL Carroll sesr.b 20 1870 = ne. 6T.b---- 1850
rs ne. 9r b. 90 50If05 18th Sc. s., b.. 17.59
10 Mass av neSrb c3.5gl521 9TH Sc. ~. b. $50
706 A ne, 7rb-- 2T5GItf0 Carroll sc, g.. 1850
sl6 y G av e,Srb 900 LESS K m r ne 5rb 1850
zoos nc av se6r D % sol lZs5 X Sc 5T.-.... $3.50
81 9Th ne. 9r. b.. . 5ell731 4 e 5r----- lls0
Is = ne Sr.b. Z5GIE08 18th -. ST. 1l5o
40S 5th Sc. ST. b. q SCI 1912 11rh Sc. ST. 10 %
u % ne e.. 3D.. Z5.Oeil634 k'nler ne, 81 SO
Flats.
So ? ne 12r.b.-S5o. 1881 Mass av .5rbz3. %
SIS T ne. 9r.b... $3.50 fS7 10th ne, 5r,b-- go
~ = ne. r.b-- 500 oe 81 q'@9 % gag rs
- = ne, CRIB 3o.55i5z7 SIN ne, 5r,b-- lS-S0
l5e lSth Sc. 6r-b-- Is sol s05 9Th Sc. 5T.b- l6-J5
~ = Cap, 6T,o--. 25.05l l5i8 Rosedale fr.5 1870
iv4 6th Sc, 5r.b-- 200 ks5s E'ton ne. Arb 14so
Apartments.
81 Nd ave ne. 81, $50
Ayers. 10 Nd ave ne. 4-5r,b
- y Cap. b-.b--..-..--...--------- q. %
walton 16 9th Sc 4r. b-.---.-----.------- IS %
4s'ulse rs 4th ne. 5r-5------------------2 3-55
- 4ta Sc fr.b.------- zl5j
10 r. Cap. 4r. p %
- So ---.------ -
- Ia ave Sc. #. 70 %
80 "a ave Sc, A. . o.
=. - NJ. IT, 1e-yl
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TRANSFER AND STORAGE

] aAE-AaAL " ia Flhs - - - Aal%4-
I PADDED VANS $ load: N yvag0as. 3 load
Phone Main 19I5-lsl6-
COLUMBIA TRANSFER & STORAGE CO.
S05 y Y ave n "
. Packing & shipping Storage, s. van load
( GET OUR EsTIsEATE on absolutely ire
: proof storage, moving, PackdHg- USIT5s0
/ STATES STORAGE Co $50 1L-h 81 y "
, Main 4Zs-
/ INDESTRUCTIBLE STORAGE. 100 ROOMS
I Inspect this warehouse and note the cieanli-
+ ness ana manner OF storing IuTnltuIe- -.1oth
I Proof Rooms for furs. rigs etc Silver
( Vault CarpeL Cleaning AUro1lo5iiess Pianos
9 PADDED vans oT MOVIES Lsgstes+ z 49,
/ FIDELITY STC RAGE COMPANY l4-g Y 50.
+ FIREPROOF STORAGE-special lock COM
Garments s. per month Up Lowest rates
Estimates furnished AEtCHANIs' Trans
FER & STORAGE CO. s1o-s2z Z ST n "
MOVING EXPENSES REDUCED
we VIII DO your mos ms packing. storing.
and shippins. and take n payment Old fur
nlture. stoves. etc WASHINGTON FUR&T-
TCRE CO. 7th and 5 SIS y v. North 2270-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
HIGHEST CASH prices paid Tor worn cI55a-
iIg. either ladies' or senLS' send postal
VIII call 3 IAKSHES. 1905 5ta 81 y *.
Phone North fss-
TVANTED-Second-hand furniture Of al
kinds, also carpets. Hnattings, stoves. etc.
pay the highest cash prices send card
OF phone D EOIES. % Ia ave y ".
4 PAY the highest cash prices for IadIes'.
gentlemen's, and children cast-of wearing
apparel drop postal. VIII call C. LIVING
S4C->, - 81 g - We OF E-houe Nartl la.i
HIGHEST CASH paid for ladies' or gentle
mems worn garments send postal. viii
cal AELPEIR. ~ Tth St y w
BEST PRICES paid for ladies' or gentle
mems clothing can. write. phone. Il
SIEl-N BERG % ~ St : W Phone II 55S2 H.
TANTED-To bay every auto tire ana inner
tube IN Washington also scrap metal high
est spot cash prices North 9s59 l. GLASS
EANTED-Eurniture for cash: sen your
goods TO the man who gives y1u the most
money See HOLLYWOOD sth and X
WANTED-Furniture and carpets. contents
or houses a speciality Tor CASH fair and
square deallngs- ALBAUGH- So z y "
WALL PAPER
GIVE Us TRIAL before having your
rooms DaDered. great reduction Tor next 81
days. estimates cheerfUIly given " II
MARTIN q BIO. III n c ave 5. E
Phone l. 1Zs6-
SEE NE before having your house pagered
Rooms Papered from 8 up RICHARD
CARLISLE. 40 New YORK ave Phone North
sszl.
ROOMS PAFERED- s. Up SEND postal fog
samples and estimate. CfIAS. Il. HTSArS
~ So So : p Line 2E9 Il
ROOMS PAPERED s. I'd. wal paTe-- e
&C. and &c q piece Work guaranteed u
PEEI&- S07 II y " Phone North 24d-
drop postal Il E REYNOLDS. Zl5 r St nv.
HUNT The OLD RELIABLE. now Iocatsd
SKI and Z y w All work re-uced nex.
g 1avs Telephone Eair 2ss7-
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Emerson 81 y r Rent reasonable 10
good tenant NJ -. STTRGCS, Owner. carr
C. & T. survey
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DENTISTRY

OPEN Sunday 70 & Special prices Painless
81 sets q teeth for $40 SO sets Of teeth
for s. S. sets o. tee-h Tor s.. S sets o.
teeth Tor g Cod crowns. s. Brldgework
$50 Fittings. soc. ARMY & NAVY PAIN
LESS DENTISTS. Cor eth and T sts En-
trance 6ss T s. ~ " $50 a 70 p "a.
Phone Main 45gs II
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RAILROADS
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. K
- - 80.

LEAVE UNION STATION
ROYAL BLUE LINE
Every OL5er E01r O. The odd Eou--
To PHIL-ADE11-EEz1- AND &ET YORK
80 g D--Dlner. Pullman Parls- Car
fH.o0 & uc--5-hOur train BroL-er Pzr.s- G..
g a. zz--h-uii---aa BrO-1er FSari0T CA
'l1-oo q u--Dl1er and Pullman EElr-1r ca.
= - ?. m--Diuer and Pullman Ear-ag a.
go p El----Floyal Limited Al PuI-u1zz-
ElVe-hCuF-
f4-50 , En--CczcEss - PhtlaGsi7h1z
so = m--D-Eer and O5servaslo1 Pz-l.s
SD. m--Cozches e New York
sLz-I5 ~ T--6lee2ers 20 New T0Ek
49, q E1a--Slee2ers - F--iadeiPais zod Sss
ATLANTIC cfTE- sz.0l 's.o2 tu.s =
fi-0o. ~ , 2, zz7-,--.
EVERY HOUR on TIE HOUR
CISsek Eays. q n . Il ? H
- fs-ut 49, f-oas - TS-0l. $50. -
'l-0u. 1l5. fz-os. -S-lo- fs-Za Ia f4-ss.
fx4S $50. T5--S- 50, fs-0. 's-s1. T1-c9 "a
ts-00. '1G-so. 49,. 'u-s0. LIS y !,
WESTWARD
CHICAGO - s5-S5 p
CINCINNATI. s. LUIS. and LOUIS
VILE -g-IG. q -. 49, = r.. -I2-I5 E-1z5-
PIETsBUEG. -2-1o e. n - as ,. a
slEsa niSht- Slseper ready - . II
- ESELANJ. 80 = II
COLUMBUS. 80 , H
WHEELING. $40 - IA. 80 > n
CUMBERLAND. 's-15 , n .'Cus=z 81
e TSrI-SScHEsTER 1919 a, =. fi-S. fizs
, FEEDEEISk ts=sa $40. 80 - z.1A
IA IERSI0g9N. 1919 J. II. f5:5s .. n
-Dziiy- fEexcsPs sunday @SG11sE s7lF-
TELEPEOSES al ali q TIE -o-los-ns
Iicke- O[hces- 14ll y S. 1e-- Latn l5<1s IS
f5sDrszr,-arss. ave. Main Z7Ss New Cr1aE
SragIon Ticket O11ice. A1zI1 49, Il1o-1-s.
t!on Bureau Main tsa--
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Apply 70 c. y CHASE. Special Secretary
y. n { A building. I72s G sly. ".
WATERMELONS.
6,OOO WATERMELON
Have Just arrived at 18th st. wharf 5. ",
consigned to
A. j. WHITE,
BURCH g. KEEPS,
rs sth St y W, headquarters for
NEW AND SECONDHAND
SODA FOUNTAINS.
SODA FOUNTAIN SUPPLIES
AMERICAN CASH REGISTERS
l1ct COtee Urns. Metal Furniture
TELEPHONE MAIN 2Sls.
SEWING MACHINE BARGAINS.
sc Drop Head SIS IS
$50 Drop Head Domestic 70 3
Kew sewing machines. 81 down and SOC per
week Cleaning. 50c. Ope.f evenings h r.
NEW BICYCLES
FREE REPAIRS.
st IN repair absolutely free for one year.
4 y AUDD, Jr-, Inc,
l25 y ave y -
10000 BRICE-S ana 50.008 n OF mise ium-
Der inciucLlS foists, posts, etc. Apply 70
CHAs- + MALEY. 18Th and X SITS \ "
FOR sA LE--,ias stove; good conditions $50
100 I5th ST n "
r DE- - 49, l-QcOruoDi-e steamer good con
aition; new set tires. 10 18th St y. ".
FOR S. --E-Pierce bicycle good condition.
50 90 after p m So = $ W I
FOR SALE-Large safe and entire store hx-
tures5 reasonable 500 7th 81. y W
FOR S-ALE-TwO-manuei fcot pedal organs,
solid walnut. S75i also oak hall rack. $50
both iu excellent condition 80 Mass. ave
y z
FOR SALE-Twenty hives Of bees. as stu
St n "
FOR SALE-New tents al greatly reduced
prices, camp stools, cots BURTON &
son. 81 + y W
FOR sALE-A Complete stone-crusaInE
plant. mounted on wheels. capacity. 100
yards per day Inquire at 53g7 Z st y "
GEO kILI-EEN-
SNAIL w. CON. s55. Hin icebox. So,
croNnlng nls chine. So 20 20th 81. y W
FOR SALE-COOD QUALITY Opaque shades
6tteG 70 windows. only SIC. best quality oil
Opaque shades 55c, hung free
hLEEBI-ATrS. 11th and II SITS. y z
FOR SALE zine buttermIlk SC glass: not
the EOur milk kind stand 49, Center
Market 80 r HOPKINS.
FOR sALE-Lot q jeweIry and trays. cheap
is S T.
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FOR REST-One o. the most desirable
homes "a the northwest section
Lamont Ct. west OF nth 70 rooms ?
baths closets, large Basement
StorCrOoID. servants room. win bath.
hot-Water heat; large porch trent and
hack -ardE-
LOUIS p SHOEMAKER
612 1fth St n W
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FOR EXCHANGE

WILL EXCHANGE beautiful from Suburb-
an hone for city lots value. sz5ef
SPCCNARD & KING.
2i5 Erans Bids
s. co. EQUITY in handsome 5-ropn ana 49,
se-ni-detaChed residence scent fare eIec-
triL lights water. and pIunbi--- for build
ing lot, city OF suburban Box SOS. Times
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W0RKIN6aEN'S WANTS

WORKTNC3IEN-Go that bargain" yetz a
ulcCuchaser- need a bTacer- cali here. boy.
save ''mon-' a tsLored. slightly used coat
and vest $50 800. one price JCSTI's
OLD STAND, sIs -
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FOR RENT-Io15 Otfs St
fui new s-rocmcd corne
hardwood interior yard
side rooms
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p y w a heauts-
r house brick ali
and cellar. out
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1866 a. be- caIiy- Sss-19lr1 Easl Man
7-l,-ou-b coachss and Pullman slseperz y
ss--snfiah and Jacksonville S-arlor car JacE-
soz!,lIie 70 aUpa- -lrols1 sleeper II
AtLauEa- Dining ar
- D n daily 'seaboard Express elec-
trs~aIr- lighted sleepe-s and observation cas
,-lstl5tr.sa with electric fans Through sex
80 L savannah. jacksonville. Tampa. A.
Iznta Birmingham, ena Memphis Dizsn8
TIcket caioe, jas NV York ave " ~
L A. EARWfUbD. g T -.
GEO L PHILLIPS. D p A.
c < RYAN c. - a. Portsmouth. "a
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FOR SALE-LOTS

I TIE OWNER VIII sacrifice some lots a.
LaudoFer, Nd. 10 close eSrate- Room 4
81 Z s.. - "
FOR SALE-At bargain. fne lots Nor1h
Chesapeake Beach. fronting On Buffalo s.
BOOTHS FARM AGENCT ~ r0th s.
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CONTRACTOR AND BUILDE5

DROP POSTAL for our estimate q E----
repairing and reuodelinE J. s. GIBBS
1sZ3 L st NV Phones y S557 and y - n
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1898 18Th n "
good rooms, water il house central. al
most facing Iowa circle 90 6rst-class col
cred tenant. S-55Q
MOORE & HILL. Inc. 1zs7 y. "
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Aoore-s Addition
CLARENDON Va

HOUSE OF FIVE ROOMS.
Half acre OF ground good shade roo5
fruit good vel and fiRe garden I'VE fn7n-.
utes walk from Pa r r station u-es-
side o. track also acres. unimprorer Tor
lots EMMA r MILES Fan7oy7e- sFF
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Fer Sale OF Kent

FOR RENT
AZ STH y W. 81 & BATE-----------sz5-5 %
5S1s Pl1cv Branch read y W
5=hurb1l houe- near car lines.
rooms, bath, large trc1t and hack
yard
LOUIS p SEOE2LAEER- So 1s-h St y "
FOR RENT-01eE 5-ro0u cottage. 01s car
fare near car Line 81 18th s.
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SPIRITUALISM

MEETINGS sunday. Monday. and Thursday.
p m daily readings az the home OF Mrs
J Z. MALTBY. $50 II 81 y W. Phone y
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APARTMENTS TO LET
Furnished ard Urfurnished.

APARTMENTS FOR RENT
kent. nc \. Car. ave. -. sr. b..-..-szs.o o.
THE BERKSHIRE. r. b. ---.-.---.--.-. 200
NIB sth ST NV. ST. b.-Sr- >. sumner price.
3l2e 18th ST NV 81. b..-----.--...----.-- 23-59
so ST NV. Sr- b. -----.-.---.---.-----. 2o.03
1873 I ST.. #. b---..-------.----- Summer price
20 St nv. 5T- b..-..-..............-... 100
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-28
Secret and
fraternal Societies
of Salt Lake
Moder, Woodmen of America.

Excelsior camp held Il meeting last
tuesday evening, in spite OF its being a
holiday, and every officer present was
surprised TO see the large crowd In the
going to have good team. as he has
every one OF the men present in uniform
every Tuesday evening. An hours work
WAS given the members on the axe man
ual and 1T was a surprise TO the mem
bcrs of the camp who watched the
the team Ncighbor Green of Chicago
was present and made an excellent talk
on The good Of tho order, The consul
resigned and was succeeded BY Joel r.
Sackett There viii he no regular meet
ing Tuesday evening. Instead. a grand
tress fund Every member and stranger
IS urgently requested TO be present. as
the affair is FOR worthy cause Tie
admission fec is only - cents, so should
be within the reach OF all Excelsior
luarlctte has charge Of the programme
some OF the best talent In the city has
been engaged. The programme will COM
ncncc at S:l6 sharp.
Great salt Lake Camp No iO0.i held
a largely attended aud enthusiastic meet
ing last Tuesday evening. Several sp-
plicatlops were fayurably voted u0ou and
Thomas G. Hand, Jr., WAS given the short
tha camp for Tuesday evening. March /.
VIII be set aside for the purpose of Civ
ing an entertainment i'm the form az n
card party All members are cordially
invited tn he present. with their wives
and women friends. An appropriate pro-
Eran1m" for tho evenings entertsinment
has been arranged. II Is especially de-
sired by Tho officers Of the camp that
tlc affair h largely participated IN by
members and their friends.
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New Filing Index.

Although manr efforts have been made
TO perfect method OF keeping records
so that they shall bc at hand when want
ed. most OF them have had their disad-
van,ages. An entirely new idea is the
basis OF a simple index gotten out by the
Burr Index company.
Primarily this Improvement consists
OF indeHing the edges of the leaves with
the first three letters in each word. This
arrangement adapts itself peculiarly 10
lngs. etc. For teleGraphic lransmlttals.
this system is especially adapted, also
10 the use OF any code
II has already made its way into tho
general offices of the progressive rail-
roads for records in connection with lists
Of names of stockholders. etc, The pos
stb'litlcs OF Its use in the operating, me-
chanical and maintenance nt way de-
partmcnts are just as good or better.
Drawings. letters. pay rolls. ma rials.
stores are all covered win an exceed
Ing simple method, saving time and :lb-
solutcly obviatiuG uncertainty In the
Keeping Of records.
The company manufactures this index
III the form Of book. I'm the standard
sizes. which can hc ruled as desired and
furnished In any arrangement. However,.
tho standard sizes cover tho needs OF or
dinary office records
The enormous detail in railway corrc-
Spondcncc, also the dcSiraLbility OF haN-
ing miscellaneous Information available
Instantly makes this system very valuu-
bic IL is manufu cturc1 hr fhc Burr In
dos company nC Hartford, Conn.
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Royal HiRhlanders

T., otan Castle held one OF the hest meet
l1lss ir,e IN It's history last Monday evening
mere was record attendance Only ono
9llicer 9. was reported absent, past Ill.
fro., >. T. Carmap. who was nj How
ever, he is reported as rapidly Improving
ana has promised 10 be present this even
ing The captains of the respective clans
naVe gone to work In earnest. They have
arranged for contest in the form OF
a snort programme which Will Include
music by Fair Lady Smith and Clansman
w aus a letter from the former deputy.
y, VI. Fraser. was read. Two bills were
ordered paid. One certificate was taken
up. The card party committee reported
progress Clansman and Fair Lady
Blakemore were present. the first time
since their honeymoon trip. and were
given a warm welcome, The drill team
is working hard to make the exhibition
drill big success. II Is to put it on for
the uniform rank, X O. r NJ. at Odd
Fellows hall, Wednesday, March . Utah
Castle is proud OF IT'S drill team and is
sure ~ Will do Its best at this time. Reg
ular meeting is this evening and all are
urged TO attend. as \ pleasant surprise
rs IN store. Visiting Highlanders arc in
SlIcd.
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sioiy 10 or 20 per cent. The rail of rho
heaviest weight does not do It's work
:; we una after "A few months service
~ cahteu over on Its outer corner and
t ,no remedy Is TO cut the tie TO pieces
W suaiShtcn IT up again. Every day we
M ,, t.lk ul AIDING down on this curve
BADLY canted ee'' ''o
Every year il is necessary To take, =
plece mere and there on division and
Iracdcally rebuild il in order To keep
on SIX years 1t is necessary 10 relnv rails
taking out rails that should have been
sooT .!rnio Tor twen'y-llve years.
wanl hlS o, nronar TO i great eAt.nt is Tor the
rls r1als are made symmetrical, while al the
aorce against them Is the inner side
,nn aun, ,ney must. and will. and do roll
over on 10 the outer lower napge on.
St' paSt' inen We get hundreds of broken
rahs. which IS far In excess OF failures
py breaking In any other class OF rail
extent. the standard section adopted by
the american society III c;vil engineers.
hcy are not bit better ;:.an the old
ones, What we really need is a rail that
will stand up in it's place and 40 its
work with sufficient wsigat and stabu-
ltE SO as not TO squrT under its load
rs as "! ~ II was made of rubber. Then we
want q Joint fastening that VIII support
tne rail- ends from underneath (there are
several OF those on the market that do
.nis fairiy well; then so long as we use
under the rails TO support them whether
Tie plates are used or not.
am perfectly safe in saying that the
track OF railways is their very weak
member compared with other equipment
OF all classes. and track will never be
what IL should be until there is equall-
zation given 10 the iail itself to coun-
tsract The force against the inside of
IT. ana this can never be done with the
present rail- section, and before we get
any more devices 10 90 track work with
VIC should get track 10 work on different
TO what VIC have at present.
one great trouble with track is
spreading. Numerous derailments have
taken place from this cause. and re-
qulres during the winter season. con-
Stant vigilance To avoid accidents.
Entire passenger trains. with the OK
ception of the engine and some OF the
forward cars. have been ditchcd by track
spreading. The cause of this is lack of
STABILITY in the track. showing clearly
thnt our tracks are not nll in Keeping
with other appliances on our railways"
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Fraternal Union of America

Evergreen Lodge No. i5l VIII hold IT.
regular meeting tonight at S p. m.
Ihe meeting Will be OF unusual interest
az programme OF special features has
oeen prepared. which cannot fail TO please
Thc ladies' are actively working 10 make
tIls tue programme 'eXtraordinary. "
Every member who attends will not only
enjoy the pleasures OF the evening, but
VIII receive something TO take home
as tasteful souvenir. The programme
WIZ take place Immediately after the
regular order Of business and all mem.
oers are heartily welcome. The affair
starts at p, IN. and the order hopes tc
continue the entertainments at each
meeting I'm order to encourage better ac-
quaintaDce and more entertainment All
members Of the degree team arc also re-
quested 10 be present TO arrange for q
class Initiation in the near future II is
hoped the degree team will not lose
interest In the good work
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Woo6mon of the World.

Salt Lake camp No. 53. had an en-.
lhusIastic meeting last Tuesday evening.
TWO candidates were obligated and tNep
ty-hVe applications Tor membership were
read. After the meeting The camp was
Serenaded by the Salt Lake CITY quar-
ictte. Consul Commander Fisher then
assembled the camp and the quartette
rendered several selections. Next Tues
day evening Captain Ridd and team will
eral candidates. Every member attend -
Ing the meeting will be entitled TO a
chance for tho big pipe. The boosters
committee has announced another open
meeting TUESDAY evening March To- Tho
reputation OF Camp 53 for entertaining is
well known. and at the next open meet
Ing there will he something In the way
OF a surprise that viii be decidedly new
and novel
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Foresters Of America.

Court Salt Lake No. will hold
its regular meeting next Wednesday
evening. March .. IN III" jennings hall
Il West First South \ large attendance
Is looked for 8S there are several matters
OF import ancc to he disposed Of TWO
OF great interest To all members is tho
social event and tho other Is getting
the necessary number of names on The
application f"r charter OF the Shep-
herds Of America the second degr0o OF
Forestry. All mcmbcgs arc requested 10
attend and all visiting Forcsters are cor
diailv Invited Ia attend. DIR. j. y. lIar-
rlson, the courts physician. has returned
from California In splendid hcHth and
all members needing any medical advice
or treatment will find him at his office
In the HOOPER block.
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F. o, E.

Salt Lake Aeric No 81 Frateinal Or
der OF Eagles, at the regular session Fri
day evening, February 81. enjoyed 4
pleasant meeting. Eight candidates Ind
the wings put on them by tho degree
tenn. under Captain Mahnu. in grand
stNla. II The team continues 10 improve
II Will certainly be I'm the money" when
tho contest at The grand acrIe in St. Louis
in September opens.
\ number Of visitors wer, present and
favored the meeting with short talks
The committee memorial report I'd
That IL had selected Sunday evening OF
March 20 FOR the memorial services. The
annual roll call viii he held at tho first
meeting in April when ali members viii
gather for grand. good time. More
mcnlbera. was the slogan adopted
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Order of Owls.

The Order Of Owls met at. the hall. u
West First South street and had one ..
the best meetings for months and one
or the main features OF the evening was
m" birthday party of the vice -prcsiden:
Julius Krogh. The evening after the
business was over. was spent in plea asure
Brother KroEh made some good remarks
Ia the good of the order. after which
refreshments were served. one applica-
ton was received and the appIican, will
be Initiated at the next meeting, which
should be n large one. az there Will be
boxing and refreshments and then there
will he some moro boxing. aud those who
are not present Will miss a rare treat. so
Treasurer Brother Cotton has stated. All
owls should attend. Visiting owls arc
inNlIrd
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G.. A, R.,

The Oliver Q Howard post No. :. G.. \.
r., will meet this (MondayD evening in
J. o. Q. r hall. All comrades arc cor
dally invited.
Maxwell post No. ;. Dept OF Utah, G. A
r. Saturday March .. at 40 p. IN. in
the post room. All comrades OF the u.
a. II. are invited.
The ladies OF the James r. Mexican
W. r, c. will be entertained by Mrs
c. a. Cook at her home. 81 second ave-
nuc Thursday March 8, Mrs. Cook vii!
he assisted by McsdamcS Bowman. Chase.
Chatterton. Comforth and Ensign. Sister
corps and friends are cordially Invited.
George r. Maxwell w. II. c.. Will hold
It's regular meeting Wednesday. March ..
at p. m. sharp, in l. O. .. j.. hall. and
will adjourn az $50 FOR card social. Al
corps and circle ladies and their friends
invited