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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-07
Maccabees.

Salt Lake City tent No. . held regu-
lar review Thursday evening last with
two applications for membership on the
table. After the transaction of routine
business. tie tent WAS turned over 10
the entertainment committee, which
pulled off some good stunts and after
wards served refreshments. Sir Knight
Banks threw out Il challenge with the
gloves 10 any sir knight, regardless oi
weight, who would undertake 10 stop him
in four rounds Thursday evening next.
II Is expected there VIII he n hot time,
for Banks is a tough proposition any
where. and ne will he there with the
gloves.
Itonisn tent No. l. Was in session
Wednesday evening. with three app!ica-
tions for membo rshp. A proposition Ia
reduce the tent dues Was discussed and
laid on the table for ono week: also the
high cost OF living and remedies were on
the carpet and VIII probably be taken up
at next review.
The Ladies of Banner hive No. II. L.
0. 7, NJ. md their friends viii he en-
tertancd by Lady Livingstone at the
home OF her mother Mrs. Smith, 5Gi
East Sixth South street, Tuesday after
noon. February S. from 10 > o'clock.
All Lady Maccabees and their friends are
cordially invited. Tho Liberty Park car
should be taken.
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National Guard News

Tho latest additional study in the sig>
nal corps is map-reading and map-mak-
Ing, and IT will he pushed with great
vfgor ny Captain Bourne for the COM
ing three months. The non commits
stoned officers attended the lectures by
served as foundation. Captain Bourne
is instructlns In the signal corps and
took his squad into the hills Sunday af-
tcrnoon and skctched an area OF about
a mile square. The map Is 10 be conn
pleted this week and handed in next
Sunday. The next hike will probably be
along tho road beyond the state prison.
The various organzation arc working
bard for recruits, as full strength must
he reached before tho government in
spectlon. The "sx-months rule prior
10 the annual cncoInpment VIII also ne
cessitasc heavy recruiting work
With good weather In view, the guards
men. expecting to try for the state rife
team are commencing preliminary work.
Quoted in similar manner as the match
last year, and tho different organizations
are beginning 70 organize tcsms 10 con-
test for high honorS. Tho signal corps
and Company G al Salt Lake. and Com
pany j at ogden have been doinf, con-
siderable 22-calihcr rifle shooting
In the next few weeks II Is expected
several rifle matches will be held between
guard teams and teams from the fort.
All the Ohio State Rifle association
medals won by the Utah Guardsmcn last
Ntdr AZ lamp f'llA 1dNG aVIlE"u
1t Is expected that Major Williams will
hold number of preliminary inspections
prior 10 tho annual government inspecs
tion In March.
The guard is In receipt or number Of
the new style Tamrod indicating rifles
for the promotion of rife shooting. The
rifles are OF greater service than the sub
caliber machine and Will he distributed
TO the different organizations. The rife
man aims at n miniature target Il few
inches from the muZZla OF The rife
The inspecting officers for the coming
government inspection will bc selected
from tho regular army. Adjutant Gen
er3l Wedgwood has received word that
Captain Fred c. Doylc OF tho field artil-
lery Will inspect the first battery. Utah
field artillery. One OF the ma jors at
the post will inspect the infantry com
panies, including tho signal corps. and
post surgeon will inspect the Utah hos
Dltll corns
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HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

Detail nIaEs are now being formed FOR
TIC rillc ranges which Will be conducted in
connection with The cadet battalion.
Company & OF tho cadets Is now ahead
In the rTIce Tor tho Francis trophy cup.
Several events Will be held the coming
month
The members OF the first debating team
al the school will practice the coming
week. under the instruction Of Harold
Stephens.
President Harold Blake Of the CONNER
cial department. VIII meet with the enter
tainment committee Monday afternoon
and arrange FOR Il class social.
The junior class. under the direction OF
Reg Wallace. will probably give Il school
| dance the last Of tho month In order. "a
raise money for the big junior senior re-
ception at the close of the school year
The boys who entered this mld-year
VIII not Dc required TO drill but If a
number OF the boys arc anxious TO com
men"c. a recruit squad will be formed
aud placed under the instruction of a spe- :
"l1l Officer.
All Irregularities in tho cooking classes
have hcen Strengthened out and regular
work viii DC taken mp Monday Miss
Caine Is in, charge and Win push The
classes hard to get In some additional
demonstration work.
Al boys expecting To Join the drum
corps must hand i'm their names To .Ndlu-
tHnt Wallace before Friday. as the CORPS
viii be orennized the last of the week
Just who VIII be the instructor has not
been settled,
Miss Marguerite Merrill viii call "A
meeting of ihe girls athletic association
this week and submit report Of the ath-
lctic dance which was held last Friday
evening. u Is expected that the girls Viii
clear over slo"'
II il the plan OF L. < McNiccc 7,ho T..
now organizing new gymnasium Glasses
for tho boys. 10 add wrestling and box
ing 10 tho regular course. This viii ccr-
tainly tIlcr with the bows and large
cla.scs arc expected
,.,,,,n,.-,,.i,,s- NIord.,,. ,,,or,,I,,c ~. ~
dcly uirkod 10 form thc c,.hibii ion c,rn
many VIII ,Irlll lu their vacant ,criod.
The c,,,lct dance. Is TO be hold within nyn
v.ccI,s md Il great amount Of driIlin.
mns, bn done In prnpcr}y ,rrp,rc th.,
10 Tnr. thr c,,i,ibitjun
,.,i., I:,,,,, ,,,,r. ,r r,o rs .,
,,l,Ii b,., ,,i,,,d -, ;,rl., for tl,s,.." -
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BR|GHT'S DISEASE

rnai chronic RrIGht's Disease is now
ucing cured hy treatment that reduces ip =
fiamulaiicu in tho kidneys is beginning TO
bo generally known.
We cop. The following from tho san
Francisco Bullctin Juno -. l90S;
"'rho recovery is reported of Mr.. T..
Iawton of "6l Firth avenue. san Fran
cisco. Tic case is especially iutcrcs ting
due to the fact tIat books declare chronic
EriSht's Dieces" iDCuroblc and five city
phyGir!aES had passed on aud diagnosed
.he case. The usual symptoms found in
cNtYNinc cases were yCDOrt.d-cNccsaivc
d-cpSY. enlarged heart and towards the
lest the patient could only sleep sitting
mp and fnr six weeks u" slept ia a cha Ii.
Iawion had cousin. Mrs. w. IL. Hoover
OF AupUru. who also had AN advanced
case ol i5riehts Disease. Slc had been
tapped three lm"S when she heard OF
FuitoD's Renal Compound and made a llnn
recovery. This interested lawton IN the
trcotnn"}it and IL resulted in his recovery
also. He iG Il Mason. member
nf Excelsior lodge. and many members
will ro"oIicct his serious prodlcamcnt and
that tney thought they would be called
ON 10 pass him over
PARTIES desiring to know more Of this
treatment can Sct fun literature hy ad-
dressing the John j. Fulton company, 2I@
First street. San Francisco Cnl.
Fultons Renal Compound can he had
I'm your city Of our agent. j.. j. IIill Drug
company. Salt Lake CITY.
VIC desire ovcry paticnt 10 write us
VII" 10 not noting the usual Improvement
b ythe third week.
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FOreSters.

Court Salt Lake No. 1 met last Wcdncs
day evening In the Jennings hall Il
West First South There was a very
good attendance and AT tho conclusion
OF the meeting an informal card social
and smoker We're enjoyed by all On sc-
count Of pressing business. Brother VIII
liam Ray Grceuig handed in his resiEna-
tion a chairman of the social commit
tee and w. II Grcenig was appointed
by tho chief ranger to ill the position.
and there Will he several doings during
the rest OF the winter months Supreme
Medical Examiner Or. O, NJ. Smith will
be in the city tho 7th Sth and 9th Of
this month and tho officers OF Court No
4, +. Of A.. have planned To hold a light
banquet at the lodge room or ut the
hotel where the doctor decides TO remain
during his visit here,
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knights OF Pythias.

Last Monday evening CaIanthe Myrtle
lodge No. gave an entertaining pro
gramme Of music, rcciiations and
speeches over $50 were present. and
from the expressions OF several friends
present many applications may he OK
peCted for membership. This evening the
third rank viii be conferred All knights
arc invited.
Hermion temple No. S. Pylhiau Sisters.
met In a w"ll-attended session Friday
evening Sister Kciu was reported quito
III, sister ElottE VAS able Ia attend
lodge. limitations arc promised for next
meeting Many tickets have bccn sold
for the dancing party In Unity hall. Feb
ruarv 10. Members and friends should
sec the committee for tickets. This
promises 10 he tho jolly event OF the
wear
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Modern woodmen of America.

Great Salt Lake Camp No. Io0Il had
good attendance at the regular meet
ing last Tuesday evening. with all Of
ficers present. Considerable business OF
routine nature wdS transacted, -Four
applications were presented and turned
over to tho investigating committee. APP
propriatc remarks were heard from visit
ing Nclrhbors who were cordially re
cclvcd Captain Weber announced that
he was ready 10 give an exhibition drill
Those present arc cougra tula ting them
selves upon being able 10 witness such
splendid drilling. Rumor has il that
Captain Weber who has made such Il
hit with the degree team. that he Will
put on some new stunts Thursday even
ing. The entertainment committee re
ported everything ready for the dance
and banquet Thursday evening, Fehru-
AIRY 10. = musical programme has been
arranged FOR next Tuesday. and all mem
bcrs are urged Ia be present. Visiting
NcighboVs arc cordially invited.
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G., A, r

George Il. Maxwell Post, No. ., q. a.
t., held its first business meeting since
the installation OF the new officers, last
Saturday evening. There was a fair at
tendance and considerable work done.
with an early adjournment. An employ
ment committee. consisting OF Junior
Vice Commander White. Quartermaster
Chrome and Chaplain Burns, Will have it's
headquarters In the office of Comradc
William Chrome on West Second South
street. where comrades looking for work
should register.
Reynolds Circle. Ladies OF the q. A. r..
Will hold It's regular meeting Tuesday
afternoon at O'Clock In Eagles hall at
Second South and West Temple streets.
All members Will meot at IIill's drug store
at o'clock, where they viii be met and
directed to thcir new hall.
The James y. Mexican, W. II. O., will
hold It's regular meeting in the /. o. .. +,
hall Wednesday. February ..
James b. Mexican post No. l will hold
the Drst meeting Of the new term on
Saturday evening AT $50 o'clock in odd
Fellows building. Posloffce place. Each
comradc should make an effort 10 at
tend this meeting. Tor a large attcnJaucc
VIII be pleasing and complimentary 10
the new commander
The James c. Rice circle No. ,. Ladies
Of the q. a. e.. will hold their regular
meeting i'm Eagles hall on Tuesday. Feb
ruary S, 1910, at $50 o'clock sharp.
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Take a Little Diapepsin Now
and Your Stomach Will Feel
Fine in Five Minutes.

Every family here ought to keep
some Dispcpsin III the house, as nuy
ono of yuu Elav have an attack of In.
digestion or Stomach trouble at any
time, day or night.
This harmless preparation Will di-
gcst anything YOU cat and overcome a
distressed, of-order stomach 6ve
minutes affcrward
.lf your meals don t tempt YOU or
what litrIc YOU do cat seems 10 fill YOU
or lays like lump Of lead in your
stomach, or If YOU hayo heartburn, that
is a sign of Indigestion.
Ask Nour Pharmacist for 50.ccut
case of Papc's Dlapepsm and take n
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-07
ONE DOSE RELIEVES INDIGESTION,
GAS on STOMACH AND HEARTBURN.

little Just as soon as you can. There
Will be no sour risings, no belchng
of undigested food mixed with acid.
no stomach gas or heartburn, fullness
or heavy feeling in thc stomach. Nan.
sea. Debilitating Headaches. Dizziness
or intestinal gripping. This Will all
70, and, besides. there Will be no sour
food left over in the stomach TO poison
Your breath with pauseous odors.
Papc 5 piapcnsip is q certain cure
for out-of order siomachs, because it
prevents fermentation aud takes hold
of your food and digests IT. just the
same as if your stomach wasn't there.
Relief in five minutes from all stom-
ach misery is at any drug store, wait
ing for YOU.
These large j0.cenf cases contain
more than sufficient to cure almost any
chronic ease of Dyspepsia. Indigestion
or any other Stomach trouble.
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Fraternal Brotherhood.

Seeo Lily lodge. No. 252. I. r. IS. mem
bers aEe planning a dancing and card
party for the iirs, night In the new ball
at i31 East First South street, Thursday
evening. February 10, They have en-
and have wide "A wake committee. Tho
hall Is excellent and several members
have tested the floor. Members should
DC present at 500 r. m for obligating
candidates in the committee room.
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Fraternal Brotherhood.

Evergreen lodge No. lJl will hold its
regular meeting next Monday. February
IL y large attendance is anticipated.
owing TO the interest being taken In the
boosting OF new members. and tho keen
competition for the handsome premiums
offered The newly elected officers VIII
he seated In their stations. and iDdlca~
lions point to successful season for Inc
advancement of the order and the local
lodge. Each meeting VIII be made in
tcTcstinG and q short programme Will be
given after the regular order OF business.
Remember there will be no meeting to-
night but ON Monday next. February IL
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I. o. O r.

Naomi Past Noble Gran6's club Will
meet at tho home Of Sister Ewn, 6Gf
East Second South street at p. m.
Thursday. February In. All Naomi Past
Noble Crumbs arc welcome and a special
invitation is extend ID 10 all visiting Past
Noble GranGs soioprning In the city.
The Past Noble Grand club will be
entertained at tho home OF Mrs Dover
iljO East Third South. Thursday. Feb
ruary 10. Take Mt. Olivct car TO Tenth
East \ cordial invitation Is extended
10 Ill Visiting sisters
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INKS CAUGHT
|||SE QUARTERS
ce.President Tries to
yafican, Quirinal
ID Methodists.
CHRISTIANITY
N WHATEVER FORM
Is Brought
|Dnring Indianan's
|Isit to Rome.

.. 6.-The visit TO Rome of
.|alrbsnks. former vicc-presi-
njtcd. states. brought about
..<,,atlon because of iho fact
"A 10 pay his respects 10 tho
none and To the American
|arch.
.hll arrangement Nj. Fair
|>ncs with King Victor En-
6xcd for saturday. and that
& for Monday. But when cv-
ned satisfactorily planned
announced that il would be
Il his holiness 10 receive the
.r,sident II he carried ont his
.h6ak In the American Meth
Iofc. because the MethodistS
|iyc In PROSECUTING among the
n were Immediately begun TO
.upleaslutncss. and in these
1,rominent vatican officials
! <influcnce TO remove the diff
had so Unexpectedly pre-
|clvcs 10 Mr.. Fairbanks : audi
Id pope. But Mr.. Fairbanks
'nsd that. although he WAS
strong desire to pay his
fhe head of the Catholic
.ooId not withdraw from his
|>llyer an address before the
fthodist church.
b the Catholics.
-cnncdy. rector of the Amcri-
4 /Cafhollcl. gave y dinner at
.or of Mr.. Fairbanks. The
0rate1 with American flags,
pfescni were III American
.oks. in rising. gave a toast
han church. making no dis
denomination. lie declared
.hlIc church had accomplished
Tor God and humanity, while
= against the Catholics had
for they were ever
when the integrity Of the
la 10 be defended or its dig
held.
|trican Methodist church Nj.
1ddress acquitted exceptional
bccausc of the incident
||can, and IL is looked upon
.nsgcr 10 tho conditions mn
1im rciatlv 10 his audience
|nks said 1T is impossible
too strongly the good work
church Is doing in all lands
u mtionalitics. II is ri1ti-
ID ,tmerIcan churches eStab-
ecuntrieS are asserting "A
|Ic today than ever in their
loom for All.
Iou coins on In the political.
/conomic world is due 10
bfcsklnG down tho castcs
5 ind lifting mankind TO a
The democratic idea which
In political institutions is
landing influence of Chris
IN churches arc worthy OF
H above all. should bc in
>nerous tolerant spirit to-
||Ier. Nothing Is more Uu-
|le narrow icalousieS which
@lly manifest toward each
b room for all. Cease the
lnutional wars and direct
iowsrds the common en-
~ Catholics and tho Prot
denominations vic In carry
he work of the Master.
~ the best In them all"
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Royal Neigh bors.

The dance and card party given by
Salt Lake Valley Camp. No. 30I2, Royal
Nelghbors OF America, last Thursday
South street. was "A great success. About
sixty couples participated In the dance,
Punch was SERVED throughout the even
ing and the Hardy orchestra furnished
music. The next regular meeting OF the
camp Will be February Il. at l3T East
First South street. Visiting members
are cordially invited.
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Order of Owls.

Tho order Of Owls will hold It's next
regular meeting al its new quarters in
the Jennings block. at q West First
South street on the third floor. There
will be much new business 10 come be-
fore the nest al that time and all MEM
bcrs should attend. There will he TWO
new members added 20 tho nest and the
new committee ON entertainment says IL
has something new as well as refresh
ments and a light lunch. Tho feature OF
the evening Will be under the head of
social events and all members should
bc present. Visiting brothers, 100. are
invited
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Improved Order of Red Men.

Washable Tribe, No. |, kindlcG its
council tire last Monday night and held
short session so as 10 permit tho Ladies
OF the DoErc" OF Pocahontas 10 hold a
special meeting. There was 4 good at =
tendance. Tonight tho adoption degree
VIII nc put on Some pale faces NIL
bc present aud initiated into the mvs-
tcrics OF this degree.
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Auxiliary Gard f1artv

The Ladies' auxiliary or the switch
mems union viii give card party Thurs
day afternoon At the home OF Mrs Eina
Yeats Gil North Second West street
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mill the third Wednesday OF this month
which viii be on February l6. In the
meantime all new candidates will only
be obligated. Last "Wednesday afternoon
the officers and a number Of members
IT. Brown, which was held in the SIX
tcsnth ward meeting house. The Wood
men took charge of the cereUony at
tho cemetery. which proved most inn
pressing. Utah camp is consra tul3ting
Itself on the record it made for January
The record was twenty y-scycn new chop
pers and three transfers.
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Loyal Americans.

Salt Lake Assembly No. go. will hold
its regular meeting Wednesday evening,
February 2. in l. -, ., 4. hall. All mCm-
hers are earnestly requested To- hc pres
"nt McmhcrS having tickets to card
party should report TO chairman OF COM
ml;tcc so the bills may bc settled
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|Injure
4 Children
thartics and Pills and
Physic Cause Distres-
1ng Complaints.

be oyer-careful In the Sc.
diclne for children. Only
iest bowel medicine should
Except Ill emergency cass.
caihartics aud pur9a
70 do moro harm than
railsc gripping, nausea and
ing after-cifccts that are
slth'destroying and n life.
|ancc.
y recommend aud guar
{,derlies AS the safest and
PIE remedy for constipa
'lie bowel disorders. We
o'ute faith in the virtues
mat we sell IL on our
!. :ncpe,y back iu every in.
4 iails 10 give entire sat
Se urge all in need Of
70 Try 1t at our risk.
tiIes contain an entirely
which IS odorlcss, taste.
'ess' As ap active agent.
Jug valuable qualities of
"p intestinal regulator
lles are eaten like candy.
'niariy prompt aud agree.
may be- taken AT any
"Rn'; do not cause diar.
k,lpihg, excessive loose.
"nnesIrable effects. The,
aatliral action upon the
uns with which they
act rs a positive and
upon the relaxed mns.
W bowel and It's drv mu.
"o'c irritation. overcome
ana strengthen fhc
sseics. aud restore tho
siale organs to more viz.
/'o~i. eN''NilN-
.rsn.', nss completely relieve 2
|ic,.e when of a surgical
also tend 10 overcome
ihe' e'phnas'ainlly taxing lana
0'"cls in normal con
no medicine for thi.
rr sh, Arc aged aud dclicnto
~ 81 S.r rreparcd i'm tablet
teniss sNVs of packages: l.
';ocr You can ohtn;u u's p -
sali Lake oniv'. oniy y, heN OK,
luchl \ Franken ''' u
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To Install Ohcsrs

Garfield circle No. 71f Women OF
Woodcraft. will hold public iustalla tion
in the l. . q. +. hall at Garfield at
80 o'clock Tuesday afternoon. In ad-
diton TO members OF this and other
circles. members OF the Woodmcu of
thc World are cordially invited.
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Fraternal Aid.

The FlatcrnM AiJ association has So
cured quarters Ia the Jennings block
| KNIGHTS OF columbus hail First South
and Main streets, and VIII hold IT'S rcEu-
lar meeting Monday night. February :.
/ with regular weekly meetings thereafter.
! All members arc cordially invited.
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SWitChmell.

The Ladies Auxliary 10 the Switch
mems union VIII give "A card party
Thursday afternoon az the homo Of Mrs
:. t.. Yates. 81 North Second West
street. There VIII br prizes and refresh
montS. in III" afternoon II lace hanGlS ,r-
chief will he given away.
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l., O, r. M

At tho meeting OF Lillian lJolliytcr hive
No H. last Thursday evening. the Of
ucCrs fnr Tho ensuing year were installed.
The ladies uf this hive viii be entertained
10y Mrs y. Thompson Tuesday afternoon
ai $50 o'clock ut her home. 10 Twelfth
East street.
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Annual Ball,

Arrangements have been completed for
the flrSi annual ball and card party of
Woman's auxiliary, No. is to Typo
graphical union No. il5. to be given ju
Unity ball. Tuesday, February s. All
members aud thor friends arc cordially
invited To attend.
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s nf,cr for 7 COURT or r,II.
b r az The district Of r,,ob ,'r'
l.n@in o. Crane. ,'',, vol
orr orr'oms'1,p,cy. ~ 80. lsG., ''h
lilo ., lewis lewis o. Crane ran .,
county Of sail T nrn "'
w, y,sE,nycm that on 'R,: H.: o,u,
~, adjudicaiod bamI,r,,, b,%TrS %:
.heId meeting or h;i.'NrI,p!. his rrI,,
y Of F,.ll. FSal. Lake CIly. i-,ni' I'
iuuumnon, iuu, at which ,in,l e., 10 ~, 80
nt any n ,,s,t,e attend. PROV" y,,''I ibo;,. aHT
propsssSs,,et prassset such OF oihnr I'.,pG ,,,l me
come before ssid
e''yi EHlr lris,p,rva,y :. ,,,o
RIFLES nSI,n'SW,"iiv 'S,"i
''ce In Eanlsrup,ttc,,.. Bankrupt,
c7Go
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Wnndmcn of World.

Utah camp No G3S held its regular
meeting last Wednesday evening and. IL
being tho first meeting In the month.
there WAS n good attendance.
on motion there viii he no limitations