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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-10

Second Church of Christ, Scientist
Unity hall, 13S Second East street. Sun
day services at IL O'Clock a. M. SUNDAY
school, 9:45 a. m. Wednesday evening
services, 8 o'clock. All are welcome to
these church services. Subject, Sunday
sermon, Are Sin, Disease and Death
ReaI?" Free reading rooms in the Scott
building, 1853 South Main street where
Christian Science literature may be OBJ
"a fnad
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UNITARIAN.

First Unitarian church, 1Ss South Sec
ond East street William Thurston
Brown. minister. Sunday preaching serv-
ice at 7;30 p. m. Rev, Elmer l. OoShel
Alliance. Wednesday, $3.50 p. 10. The
nuhlie cordially invited.
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CHRISTIAN.

~ Fo,,rth south and Third East streets.
Charles r. Neal, pastor, No. s02 East
Fourth South street. Sunday services I
II a. m. and 7.lS D. M Sunday school at
10 a. m. c. IT. Zimmerman. superinten-
dent The Marsh Bible class viii meet
at this hour and ali who want to know
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Danish Lutheran Church.-Corner
First avenue and r street, Harald Jen-
sen. pastor, residence 81 E street. Bell
/ 51S5. High mass service at II q. m
school at 10 a. IN. All Danish people
cordially invited.
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METHODIST.

First Methodist Episcopal Church.
Corner Second East andt Second South
streets: Francis Bufgette Short, pastor.
Preaching. 1915 a. M, subject: THE
Supreme in Religion Sunday school
at 1915 p. m. Address, 7:45 p. m, Sen
ator Carl Badger
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The Mfr Methodist Episcopal Church


Ninth East and First South streets,
David W. Crane. pastor. Sunday school,
10 a. m, A. D. MCGUIRE superintendent;
international lesson. Morning worship
at II o'clock. Sermon by the pastor.
development of the Christian Life. .
Class meeting at room. EpwoFth
league, $40 p. m; Ziliah parke, pres
ident Edith Chamberlain viii lead.
Eyangelistic services. 1880. Sacred CEN
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

First Church Of Christ. Scientist, 1886
East Fourth South street. Sunday ser
vices, 1 O'Clock a. N. and o'clock p m.
Sunday school, 9:45 a. IN. The Wednesday
evening services are held at o'clock
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cert. sis. by the choir and friends. I'M
de-, the direction of Mrs. Kirkham- Mrs.
J. B. Smith viii sing during the morn
ing service. Revival services each even
ing during the coming week. A cordial
invitation is extended to all
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ADVENTIST.

Church. corner Fifth South and Sixth
East streets. Slas G. Huntington, pas
tor. Services: Sabbath school, 10 a. IN.
preaching this Sunday evening at p. N.
Sermon by Elder Hans G. Gjording.
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Fred c. Graham Music Bureau.
Music for funerals, etc, on short nc
tice.


Lawrence & Robertson, attorneys. an
nounce the removal OF their offices to
suite Nos. 40 to 412 Felt building, oppo-
site postofice.
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LUTHERAN.

HOLY Trinity Lutheran Church, eng
Iish) $50 South Fourth East stree,
T. w. Bussard, pastor. Sunday school
ar 10 a M. Church service at II
nicIock All welcome.
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German Lutheran St. Johns Church.
seventh South and State streets,
william ]. Lankow, pastor sunday
school at $3.50 a. m. Service at 1880
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Phillips Congregational church. Fifth
South and Seventh East. Rev. p. A. Simp-
kin, pastor. Services this day at II a.
m and 7:45 p. m, with sermons by the
pastor. Kents male chorus will render a
musical program at the evening service.
Sunday school at 1880 p. m. Christian
Endeavor at $50 p. m. Cordial welcome
to all WOrshiDers.
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CONGREGATIONAL.

First Congregational church, corner
Fourth East and First South, Elmer J.
Goshen, pastor. Morning service at Il
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INDEPENDENTS MAY
JOIN WITH TRUST

NEW YORK Oct o8-Charlcs NJ
Schwabs negotiations for the control Of
the Cramp ship yards at Philadelphia,
are said in Wall street rumors 10 be part
OF a plan for gathering together the in
dependent steel companies OF the coun- :
try into ono combination which will work
In harmony with the United States Steel
corporation.
The plan is snid to he contingent upon
decision OF the supreme court In the
Standard Oil company and American To-
bacco company cases that would be suf-
ficiently constructive to allow the big In
dustries of the country TO reform their
methods in conformity with the Sherman
antitrust law, II such a thing Is pos
sible.
Mr., Schwab will make the Bethlehem
Steel corporation, Of which he Is the
founder. another which Is supposed to
have the financial backing OF Andrew
Carnegie, the nucleus OF the big combi-
nation.
Confirmation OF the story could not be
obtained In Wall street today. At Mr..
Schwab's office, II was said that lie was
I'm Bethlehem. Pa. and would not return
until Friday
At the office of the United States
Steel corporation II was said that in the
absence of IL. ]1 Gary, there was no one
who could speak with authority.
1t is said that j. A. Topping. chairman
OF the Republic Iron and Steel company s
board. and II. G. FELTON,. OF the American
Iron md Steel company. are in accord
with Mr. Schwab's plans.
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IS PROHIBITION
FEDERAL ISSUE?
Question Raised in Memphis
and Federal Court Grants
Injunction.

MEMPHIS. Tenn, Oct. 23,-Aid of
vokcd yesterday by the law and order
league TO enforce the prohibition law
which the city, county and state au-
thoritics have not enforced in Memphis
Federal Judge Mccall granted d tempo
rary order against ID saloons, pending
n hearing on next Thursday, restraining
them from serving Intoxicating liquors.
The federal court took jurisdiction
on the allegations of the petitioners
that they were deprived OF the equal
protection under the law guaranteed
by tho fourteenth amendment TO the
constitution. They allege that the state
prohibition law is being enforced in
other cities of the state but that the
governor. states attorney general and
county attorney, with other officials,
have refused to enforce the law hero,
and therefore the United States courts
can take jurisdiction.
On the ground that irreparablc in
jury might be done the complainants il
delay were permitted. Judge Mccall
granted the temporary injunction,
United States deputy marshals began
serving notice on defendants to close at
) O'Clock, a number Of extra deputies
being sworn in for the purpose The
order was made effective at 8 clock
last night,
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THESE ARE THE LOCAL A, D, S,
DRUGGISTS,

THESE ARE THE LOCAL A, D, s.
DRUGGISTS,
Schramm johnson Store, No. l, md South
and w, Temple.
Schramm- johnson Store, No. y, Main and
Fifth South,
Schramm- johnson Store. No. $, LIST WoSt
| and ). Temple.
Schramnl- Johnson Store, No 4, Main and
LIST South streets.
| Schyamm johnson Store No .. Is EN
change place.
Brigham ST. Pharmacy, corner l. and
South Temple.
Owl Drug Co corner 1sl South aud Main
streets.
W, III. Dayton Drug Co. corner End South
and state streets.
| Halliday Drug Co. State and T. lst South
streets.
University Dug Co., 18th East and Ind
South streets,
r.. T. Studness. 56i Third avenue.
Doull Drug Co. 3SS Main street
Frank L.. WhiLworth, End South and Sth
East streets.
Robson Drug Co. SIC lst avenue.
Hoover Drug Co. 20l W. 2nd South.
Coombs Drug Co.. ith South and State
streets.
Boylc Drug Co. ath East and 9th South.
State St Pharmacy. corner ith South
and State streets.
Hospital Pharmacy, corner Ith North ana
Second West.
Murray City Pharmacy Murray. Utah.
West Side Pharmacy, corner Sth West and
End South.
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Woodmcn Of the World.

Salt Lake Camp No. 53 had large
attendance last Tuesday evening. visit
ing neighbors were present from NC
vada Wyoming and Colorado. -Four APP
plications for membership were received
After the order OF business the camp
was entertained by the orchestra and a
few remarks OH the good of tho order
by Neighbor William Piggo,t Of Weber
Camp No. "a OF Ogden. Next Tuesday
night the entertainment committee mas
arranged for Il card party and social for
the members OF the camp and their ia :
miles. Refreshments will be served ana
suitable prizes will be awarded, large
crowd is expected.
Utah Camp No. 3GS held its regular
meeting last Wednesday evening and a
very pleasant meeting was the result,
New applications and other business
were acted upou There will be no
meeting next Wednesday evening as that
has been turned over to the entertain
meut committee which has arranged II
fine program aud all the members arc
expected TO be present
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INCURABLE CASE
(ANOTHER HOSPITAL CASEY

authorities declare kidney discasc In
<prhpie after the sixth month. This was
ttne situation up 10 the working out Of
tse ,ne new cmollient trcatmcnt--the only
tenins known that dares claim in print TO
sure chronic kidney disease.
every case presented has been declared
,ncurabIc By physicians and in some
uagnos!s
= case OF Mrs. IT. S. Lathey, wife OF RI.
3. Lathcy. business man OF No 506
|Montgomcry' street San Francisco.-Was
10 ln% with chronic and supposed incur
4pie Kidney disease that she was taken 10
tns German hospital. Tho physicians
-naoe no progress and gave no encourage
fnent Patient was taken home and put
on thc new emoIient treatment An
psner slow case. Mrs. Lathey is now prac-
taciaiy we'll and enjoying life in her usual
hapIt although tho case was supposed 10
DC absolutely hopeless.
rul1nn's Renal Compound. tho first sue
sesstul treatment for chronic kidney dis
ease can only be had in your city OF our
1i1igs. five stores
we desire to hear from and advise with
e'ery case. noL yielding.
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Fraternal Union of America.

The regular meeting OF Evergreen
lodge No. 15l takes place tonight and
n large attendance is expected as we'll
as many more applications to help swell
the campaign for membership. The big
class initiation win take place Monday
evening November IA, and the degree
team. with it's ow robos, etc. is put.
ting forth every effort to eclipse all
former attempts. There will be a spe-
cial practice drill tonight, and every
member of the degree team must be
present TO take up the work. Tho silent
competition among the members In rust.
ling for new candidates seems TO he go
Ing on, and each one Is striving to win
the handsome silver cabinet put up for
piIcations during our present campaign
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INTERSTATE COMMERCE
COMMISSION GROWING

4 WASHINGTON, oct 23.--Thc Inter
state Commerce commission IS taking
steps Ia take care Of the additional busi-
ness neceSsitated under lhc new inter
statc commerce law Old employees OF
The commission are now being advanced
IN rank and new men are being put In
tic Vacant places.
Frank Lyon. who has heretofore
ranked as an examiner, has been recent
Isl appointed a special attorney and as
signed 10 the advanced rate question.
Chairman knapp's clcrk. Ryndcr, has
beer appointed special examiner and
started taking testimony out OF the city
this week.
There arc several changes in method
OF Procedure, il is understood. which will
DC asked of congress. important among
{hcse is the method of serving notices
pla tie railroads. Under tho new la ~
each road has representative in Wash
Ington upon whom all notices arc served.
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Modern woodmen of America.

One OF the most enthusiastic meetings
ever held Was that by Great salt Lake
camp No 1O01l last Tuesday evening.
when somc forty members gathered
around the campfire. Sixteen applica-
tionS and one transfer card were pre-
scented and voted on favoraby, and six
candidates were found In waiting FOR
the purpose OF receiving the beneficial
degree. The members of tho degree
team put the candidates through in first
class style Tho regular duties of the
camp for Tuesday evening. .. October %,
will be set aside. as the forester team
will give dance and social entertain
mcnt The team under tho command
of Captain O, c. Webbcc viii also give
an exhibition drll, followed by refresh
ments. All members arc cordially in
vited to he present with their wives
and friends.
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MaCaboeS,

Liberty Hive No. l.. o. II. NJ will
hold regular review Thursday afternoon,
October II, at 2:30 o'clock, in X. OF p.
hall. All the members are urged 10 be
present that day for the charter MEM
bers' reunion. Lady Willis will enter
tain the ladies for the sewing bce at
her home, 256 East Fourth South, Tues
day afternoon, October 20. from TO D
o. clock,
Banner Hive No II held their grand
charter members reunion last Tuesday.
All who were present had enjoyable
lime Lady Heath will entertain at cards
at her home. 9f0 South West Temple.
Tuesday, October %. All Maccabee Ia
dies and friends invited. Take West
Temple car.
A good meeting was held by Tent No.
last Thursday evening, Sir Knight
Campbell was there with his smile and
Sir knight Hubbard offered his degree
team for an exhibition drili in the near
future, new entertainment committee
was appointed and possibly "A minstrel
show Will be pulled off Sir knights
Standish and Kelley We're missed. but
when 1t came TO the good of the or
der" Sir Knights Banks. Miller and
others added lustcr TO their fame as or
atorS,
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ROYAL Highlanders,

in spite Of the storm last Monday even
ing there WAS large attendance at Utah
castle and an enjoyable meeting was held,
Fair Lady Flora .Apear acted AS cvanGcl
IN the place OF Il. 4 Wallace. who was
absent on account Of the illucSs or her
mother Fair Lady t,unicc Miller acted
as guide. The committee made partial
report on tho sale Of tickets Tor the com
test drill and was given further time.
An members having tickets out Will he
sure 10 report this evening "a the chair
man 4 committee consisting of Clans
men Gardiner Horspool. Fair Lady APP
gar. SchaedIer and Reich was appointed
TO arrange for card party To he EiVen
November ia. IL was arranged that the
committee in charge Of the Halloween
party would meet at ClanSman Wallace s
home Friday evening. Castle meets
again Monday evening. October -, at
S.lJ II. IN.
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Pythian Sisters.

ITcrnlione temple No 8. Pythian Sis
tors, celebrated the twenty an
nlversdry OF the order by entertaining
about $50 members and friends at a five
handed game of SIS. Elegant prizes were
given. Substantial and dainty rcfrcsh-
ments were served tho guests at small
tables. Sister Reagan, with NO. 10. won
the beautiful drawn handkerchief. Mu-
sic and dancing were INDUCED in later
The sisters made hit With the mon by
passing good cigars. Most Excellent
Chief Sister Reitz and the committee
saw that every one had a good time and
deserve much praise. Come to lodge
next Wednesday night.
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knights of Columbus.

Tho Salt Lake Council is preparing for
big Initiation of candidates Sunday, Mo-
rembcr 6. The first three degrees Of
the order will be conferred on IL large
class This is the second initiation OF
tho year and will bo the last for some
months. Tho degree work will start at
: p. III. and conclude at T:30 p. III. Tho
Knights OF Iythias hall at 26l South Main
street has been engaged for tho occas-
ion. After the ceremonies banquet will
be served. by the ladies' auxiliary. The
regular meeting OF the council on Tues
day evening Will be devoted TO prcpara-
tion OF the arrangements for these core
monies.
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uninpeachable.

IL YOU were to see the unequaled
volume of unimpeachable' testimony il
favor of Hood S Sarsaparilla. You would
upbruid yourself for so long delaying
to take this effective Alternative AND
tonic medicine for that blood disease
from which you are suffering.
humors and cures all their inward and
outward effects
Take Hood IS.
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Order of Owls.

The Order OF Owls will meet Wednes-
day evening at 81 East Second South
street. All arrangements for the big
benefit social for Jack Hume. the popu-
lar bicycle rider. have been completed.
Two new numbers have been added to
the programme. j.. ID. Miller. q well
known opera singer and pianist. Will ap-
pear. and Willard Mack will put on a
short sketch. Mr.. Mack offered his serv-
ices and they were quickly accepted. The
committee is working hard on the pro-
Grammc,
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street. "Wednesday at 1880 p. IN Lodge
Will open promptly at o'clock
Salt Lake circle No 569 gave card
party last Monday night. and those not
present missed II very enjoyable even
Ing. Owing 10 the weather conditions
there Was not a very large crowd but
those who attended had a jolly time. The
next regular meeting will he held Mon
day evening, October "a. and all are re-
quested 10 attend The guards are cspe-
ciaIly requested 10 attend as there will
be work OF Importance. Visitors well
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FOR
ORAL HYGIENE
Utah State Dental Society
Wants Ii Tried in the
Schools.
IfOMNiITTEE OF SCHOOL,
BOARD CONSIDERING III
Report ON Matter Will Probably
Be Made at November
Meeting.

Oral hygiene has been proposed for
Introduction in tho city's public schools.
rhc proposition comes from the commit
|ce on that subject Of the Utah State
Dental society. composed OF Louis G.. Ar
noId, A. c. Mhcrry and II. a. Tripp, and
IA being considered by the teachers
md school work committee Of the city
schoo board.
I Tho committee from the dental society
troposcs To select two school buildings
III entirely different parts OF tho city IN
order that the classes and environments
nay differ and make a complete exami-
uaslon OF children's teeth. The schools
arc 10 be designated by the city school
board
TIC results Of these examinations are
[o. be copied OH charts in triplicatc, one
ropy of which VIII be sent 10 the chill
Tlst to do 10 have the children's teeth
.,opnrlv cared for Members Of the
society offer to donate their
scrvices for this purpose for the balance
.f the school year. The end iii view is 10
BRING about compulsory examinations
nach year OF the teeth OF schoo! children,
Id be followed by tho establishment by
he city or comfy, or both. OF a free
iublic dispcnsary Tor the care oi the
|eetf Of the deserving poor
Request of Committee.
All the committee asks OF the board is
HAT Tho board dctall tNo SupStl'u'c
|pachers one With some special instruc-
Inns on the subject, TO take down the
7ata Of the examinations. and a room
Moderately equipped To carry on the ex-
.nipatlons The examinations viii take
mis- from thirty to forty minutes of each
rhljh's time from study each year, ihe
commiltcc says, inasmuch as five or SIX
chiIdren can be brought into room at
Nd time for cxamina ticn. Tho commit
lee also wants il understood that only Il
iS- Ia, hf ~
There viii be no picking Ut the teeth
with other Instruments from which
breaks in tie enamel might bo caused.
4 In connection with this, the committee
1,1geests course in oral hygiene. In
-judIns- caro- of the teeth and the mouth
Ind the delcterious effects OF lack Of
iuch care.
4 Al report likely will be made 10 the
.chool board at the next regular meeting.
Ihe second Tuesday evening in NoveHa-
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Royal Neighbors.

Salt Lake Valley camp No. 1912 held
short business session last Thursday
evening and accepted Mrs Viola White as
A transfer member from Risby. Idaho.
The camp also voted favorably upon sew
eral application cards presented by Mabel
S. Boutwell,. All members who have won
pins will please report next meeting
night. The committee on dance took
charge at $3.50 and everybody had good
time.
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GENERALLY FAIR WEATHER
PREDICTED FOR THE WEST

. WASHINGTON, Oct. 2G-Generally
lair weather over tho greater part OF the
country is tho weather bureau prediction
7or this week. In the north Pacific
states disturbance now lowering over
lie north Pacific ocean wii! cause rainy
and unsettled conditions early i'm the
week Later in the week This will spread
70 the middle and northern states from
the Mississippi valley TO the Atlantic
coast, followed hy cooler temperature,
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Injured in Auto Accident,

ACONDA, Mont, Oct. 23.-AIiss At
ANITA knight OF Butte was seriously in
lured In an automobile accident near the
Ihrce-Mil" house late this afternoon and
Mi. and Mrs. II. w. O'Ncn OF Butte and
>. White. a ST. Paul business man, were
slightly hurt. Miss knights head struck
u posi- when the machine crashed through
2 fencc and went over all embanltment.
The accident was caused by the break
Ing OF The front axle
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Women of Woodcraft.

Silver Maple circle No toS. when called
around the camp fire last Friday night.
made fine showing, har5l- a vacant
seat being left. Visitors from Garfield.
Utah; Portland. Ore, and local circles
were welcomed with Woodcraft honOrs.
TUESDAY night the circle will go To Mnr-
ray meeting al Smiths drug sipTe at
80 sharp The Thimblc club Will meet
with Guardian Nelshbcr Dykes, $50 J
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Foresters of America.

Court Salt Lake No. held the rcgu-
lar meeting last "Wednesday evening ir
the jennings hall. Il West First South
The attendance was very good and a
large amount OF business was transact
ed Samples OF the new official lodge
button to be used by the Foresters ol
America were received from the supreme
secretary and C. L.. White was request
ed to send for a supply.
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Improved Order of Red Men,

Washable tribe, No. 1. met around
their council fire last Monday night ana
yot over the routine work In short time,
no degree work being put on, Ono pale
face made application for adoption.
which was referred to the proper COM
mittec for action The lodge expects to
nut on the degree OF adoption tonight
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Fratarnal brotherhood.

Utah lodge No. goo. #. F. b.. at the
last meeting initiated candidates. The
fall campaign is on I'm full blast. There
is special entertainment at every meet
ing The next regular meeting Is We'd
nesday, October 26. at S;lo p IN.
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Wonlan's Relief Corps.

The regular meeting Of the James b,
Mexican. w. r.. c., will be held at tho
T. O o. Il. hall Wednesday, October 70,
at 1.G0 o'clock At the close of the regu-
lar meeting a card social will be held.
All allied organizations and friends are
invited,