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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-15
KAYSVILLE.
Special 10 The Tribunc.

Special 10 The Tribune.
KAYSVILLE. May 14.-The most elab-
crate and successful social affair OF the
week occurred on Wednesday evening.
when Arnold NJ Barnes entertained q
number OF friends at the beautiful home
OF his parents. Mr. and Mrs, John 6. NJ.
Barnes in honor OF Miss Ethel Ashdown
OF Cedar City and Miss May Brown Of
Salt Lake City. who have been teaching
school in Kaysville during the past sea
son and who leave soon for iheir re-
spectlve homes. The evening was Gu
joyably spent.
Miss Ruby Bromley OF Echo spent Sun
day In town as the guest of Paul n
Thomassen,
Mrs. John w. Galley, entertained Sey,
eral of her lady friends At a social at
her home on Saturday.
II. w. Barnes OF Kamas, Summit coun-
ty. has been IN town during the week.
l. +. Roberts returned 10 his home
In Logan on Thursday. after a week :
visit In town as the guest of friends.
James +. Harris and Miss Lottie B.
Phillips, both OF kaysvillc. were mar
rled on Wednesday.
Miss Camilla Barnes entertained few
friends at her home on Wednesday even
ing.
Mr. and MIS-. John Il. Barnes arc vls-
itIng In Provo for a few days rs the
guests of their daughter, Mrs. George
IL. Barton, and family
Mrs Edgar Beard OF Coalville was
Kaysville visitor on Thursday as the
guest of relatives
Miss Katie BonncIls entertained a num-
ber OF her friends on Thursday evening
al a social ut the home of her sister.
Mrs, Christopher Holland. in honor Of
her friend. Miss Lula Victory OF Salt
Lake City. who is spending few days
In Kaysyille as her guest. Dainty re-
freshments were served. after which the
remainder of the evening was spent in
playing games.
Mr. and Mrs K. w. Barnes are spend
ing a few days In Monroe. Sewer coun-
ty. this week.
Miss Laura Crawford entertained at an
afternoon tea on Wednesday, in honor OF
her sister, Mrs DR.. Sumner Gleason OF
KaYsvjlc. who left today for Scotland
where she Will spend the summer as the
guest OF her mother and sister. who re-
side there
Mr.. and Mrs Chester Green Of Cav
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BINGHAM.
snecia1 10 The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
BINGHAM. May 1A.-Thc Pythian SIS
ters gave a successful card party at
their hall Friday evening. After seven
point game OF whist appropriate prizes
were awarded An appctlZing lunch con-
cluded a delightful evening
Mr. and Mrs. X. G.. Alien returned
home from their wedding trip Thurs
day.
Mr. and Mrs. r. C. Allen and Miss
Anna Lehman viii entertain the Neigh
borhood Whist club at the home of mr.
and Mrs, c. Il. Adderlcy next Thursday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Il. w. lehman returned
John Stephens of Pueblo Colo, was
in camp Tuesday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. George Chandler intend
TO leave camp on the 2lst OF the month
for an extended tour OF the east. taking
in New York, Boston. Washington, Chi
cago ard many other points OF interest
They expect to be away about month.
Mayor Thomas II Quillen was in Salt
Lake Wednesday on business.
The Catholic ladies Of tho camp will
give a grand ball in Canyon hall on
Wednesday evening. the 18th, the pro-
cecds to be expended in furnishing the
new Catholic church. which IL nearing
completion.
j. c. Garland OF Salt Lake. formerly a
resident of this camp. spent Monday at
the "Old Reliable
Music Supervisor l.. II. Clark visited
all the public schools OF the camp Mon
day and Tuesday
Mrs w S. Cannon visited her daugh-
ter In Salt Lake Friday and Saturday.
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BRIGHAM CITY.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
BRIGHAM CITY. May A.-wedncs sIay
IN the salt Lake Tempc Marcus Harri-
son and Miss Cleo Olsen were united ia
marriage. Both are popular young pco-
pie OF this city and have scores OF friends
In the city and county, who will join In
Wishing them long and happy welded
liie, The bride Is the charming daughter
or J. T. Olsen and the groom is son
OF Mro and Mrs. George Harrison OF tho
First ward. 4 reception Will be rendered
them at the homo of Mr., and Mrs. George
Harrison,
MeSsrs, Glen La Ruo. Fred o. Connors.
Ray La Rue and John Fry entertained n
lew friends at a trout dinner at tho Hotel
Otahna tho fore part OF the week.
Mr. and Mrs J, c. Knudson entertained
immediately after a concert Wednesday
evening given by 10. L. Tout. Light re-
freshmenls were served after which the
limo was spent in social chat A number
or musical selections were rendered
Miss Maggie Tout and father. r.. f.
Tout, were the guests OF the management
of the Maple Spring Trout & Resort COM
pany Thursday afternoon. Tho party
won't TO the nsh hatchery In the hills
east or town and spent the day, return
Ing In the evening. Trout dinner was
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey l.. Edmann were
visitors TO Ogden tho first or tho week.
Mrs. Mary Lovelass OF Provo is visit
Mrs. Don Gee OF the First ward.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Mortensen were
visitors 10 Ogden during the week
At the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. James
lyerson thoir son, John Iverson. who left
Tuesday morning on a mission 10 the
northwestern states, was rendered a
farewell social by a few friends and rcla-
tives OF the family. a dolly good time
was spent Refreshments were served
Mr.. lverson was presented purse OF
$3.50
Carlos Sederholn came UP from Salt
Lake city and spent the week visiting
relatives and friends here.
Messrs. j. r. and c. NardYrrp OF IIol-
brook, Ida, are the guests OF their sis
ter Mrs. NJ. n. Campbell OF this city.
Steve Reed came down from Malad
Ida. this week TO visit relatives in this
city for a short time
ID. ;. Mcqueen returned 10 his home IN
Pocatello, Ida. after a short visit with
relatives in this city.
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EPHRAIM.

Special to The Tribune
EPHRAIM, May 14.-Miss Flora Jones
OF Salt Lake City. who has been teach-
ing school here. very pleasantly enter
tanned a number of her friends Monday
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
IGyrum Thorpe. The home was deco
rated beautifully for the occasion. and
the table In the dining room was ar
ranged with American Beauties Tho
menu was elaborate.
Mrs. p. D. Jensen entertained the la
dies OF the Literary club at The home of
Mrs. A. w. Jensen Monday afternoon.
\ baby girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Beal. Jr Tuesday.
Mrs Ed Johansen entertained a few
Of her friends Tuesday afternoon at a
tea party. pleasant afternoon was
spent
Miss Herby Beal was the recipient Of a
pleasant surprise 1T her homo Monday
afternoon in honor OF her birthday. The
guests brought an excellent lunch, which
was served during the afternoon.
Mrs. Charles Alfred gave a delightful
entertainment Monday afternoon In honor
OF Mrs. j. w Milton OF Emmett Ida,
who Is the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Peter Breinholt
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PLEASANT GROVE.

Special 10 The Tribune.
PLEASANT GROVE. May IA pret-
" little tea party was given by Mrs. L.
W. Lund Wednesday afternoon In honor
Of Mrs. II. +. Dunn and Mrs. w. Is.
Mason. Mrs, Dunn leaves tomorrow To
reside I'm Provo while Mrs. Mason soon
goes TO Ogden 10 live. Dainty refresh
mcnts were served.
Grandfather Alexander was given n
pleasant surprise at his little home by n
number of his Scotch friends and others.
There wore present Mrs. William Craw-
ford. Mrs. Mary HAY, Mr.. and Mrs. D.
Noble. Mrs. Rose Hayes and Mary Mel
son. A dainty luncheon was served.
Mrs. Charles Stewart OF Salt Lake is
visiting her mother law, Mrs. w. d.
Stewart for few daVs
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Social Happenings i'm Cities and Towns of Utah

land are visiting relatives here Thin
week.
Henry Talbot has returned 20 his homo
In lewiston Cache county, after an ex-
tended visit here as the guest OF rela-
tivCs.
Miss Ruby Bromley returned 10 her
home In Echo on Thursday evening, AFTER
an extended visit here as the guest OF hcH
aunt, Mrs Samuel Summers.
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NEPHT.

Special to The Tribune.
NEPUI. May l4.-One Of the
portant social events OF the
the wedding of Miss Birdie N
James Sldwell. which took plac
at the home Of the brides pa
and Mrs. John Ingram. The
was performed by Bishop Will
grew at 4 o'clock. ImmediatclY
ceremony the guests, who numn|
fifty. sat down TO an elegan'
supper.
Mrs. Il. l.. Smith visited her
III Fountain Green last week.
Mrs. Wallie Bachelor of spa
is q Nephi visitor.
Glen Bieler returned last y
Lark. where he has been fq
Master Bent Bryan entertain{
Der Of his Young frlends Iues|
noon in honor of his tenth birt'
children spent the afternoo'
games. after which delicion
mentS were served. 7.
Lynne Sowby returned hon
after having spent the winter
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Wagnerl
were the guests of SIR. and
Burton. sunday. II
Miss Olive Syndergaard ratuT
dav from Milford. n
Miss Lulu Harper went
Pleasant Thursday. ~
Carlos Seder,lelm Of Salt ~
guest OF Ny, and Mrs l.. ~ 9'
Mrs. Alice Miller spent p"
week in Salt Lake. y
Mrs. L. w. Quist will eny
Ladies' Literary club at her ~
day afternoon. ~
Miss Lettie jenkins entersa,
7. c. club Mt her home Monua, I
Miss Mary Hinkley is visiu"
In Manu. rs
Cecil Morris came home ~
last week. IS
Miss Wyroa Chase is vis'''s !
rel>a. III
James Vlckers spent Sundta
Pleasant. Is
Mrs. Joseph Frisby re'm"c
home in Eureka TUESDAY, *
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan VincfntE,
from Provo TO attend tns .s,
Miss Birdie Ingram aho
TUESDAY Ne
Mr.. and Mrs. John HoovSS+er !
were The guests OF MT "Ifr
Ingram Tuesday. cl
Mr. and Mrs. John Iay'o,,
Young of Provo were the Sn4fl
aud Mrs. Enoch Burton g
Judge Greenwood made q i.
to Richdeld this Weeh ,.ts
Misses Theresa Carter, =
Genie Candland and Fern
dinner at the Nephl his" n
nesday. xsjS
w. NJ. Marston of Bos.9nn ci
OF MIR. and Mrs. j. X. ~
Walter Kirgan was In town a
Miss Janet Jones OF Ricn' l
guest of Miss Maud orras3cs
Mr. and Mrs. G. Bestlsn ~
sen " of Loa are visiting IA
Warner. tFs
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LOGAN.
Special 10 Tho Trlln,nA

special 10 Tho Tribune. p
LOGAN, May II,-Tbo cr,
II1 nno. season son work with an Ella h,,cl' hncl'
5aN- n,.n,,I s,nem AT the Eagle cafe 4 q
utS c,o rnnenlng. The tablo =.
cnior i oos UNI MY carried out In N.Y.
Of n.ci,on nov ana white. La.
cn,yo yNs ,ulIps formed a crnds'
een'er OF The table. and nj, ,aos3
the same colors were jaia pace &
Mrs. Moses Thatcher. J'or tor
mistress. and toasts wcyx,: WAS
by Mrs. r. W. Robinson Nlespol
dolph, Mrs. J. II. Shenard 's; IA
erickson and q. w. Rnhina' d.
banquet the club went in AZ
ing. "e evening
The a. G. woman's club !.
uaS WIN Mrs, }. a. Widtsoe vvi1s Ing
I-r,;;.,'tpnhce; Mrs. II. ID. Stoon =,
r,lIIn npetil smith were in char.a' g
pIoE, dinIne ana the life. phITos5s
I'SHys of Henry D. Thoresu wa,
~ ~lne INC closing meet th,,
Mete entertained at the close h.n1
So'i given IN INC womans buIId,n.
~. - oy Mrs. Widtsoe On Mordg
an us ~ tile nome OF Mrs. a. N
cial. ''eir clos
A very pleasant bIrtbaav -
gwen saturday at the homo ~,
Mrs. Joseph Squires. in MI ul
birthday OF Mrs. Soulres's vn9t nno't
IlalFiet Ealllf. The rooms wesa
arranged and a large nurnha
daughters. and son. wern nrnn
SIC was enjoyed and refrssh,noI
served. e9hinep
Miss Lizzie Mckay onts-,-,.
ladies' OF tho Agricultural colisea'
~ pretiily appointed Iunchoes
day afternoon. S''eon
Mrs Ed Scllgman enter,,,n.
informal dinner partv MorSao M,Sa,neo
IN honor Of Mr.. Scligmsn's hiyt,
Mrs. Hanna Thatcher reach.,
Monday from delightful tbraa
visit In California.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. FIor,,r.
from pleasant Salt Lake ,te
Mrs. Frank Thatcher is bach 4
city. 'auA =
Mrs. Joel Nlblev, who has hs
ing in Logan, has returned IN 4.
in the city. " y
Mrs. Nephi Miller and cb,,4
back from California. where NJ
the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Wooda,, II
day for Soda Springs. whers a
make their home. J
The Daughters OF the plon..
Thursday with Mrs. joel Ricksj
r. l.. Campbell spent tbs
Brigham City. I
Mrs. Kate Preston and lIltIe
are back from pleasant 8,
visit. Il
NJ. f., Dana of Liverpool. Espt
visiting with Logan relatives \
Miss Charlotte Kyle. Mrs. n
tcrS. Mrs. II. T. Emcis. Ms. Ha
Mrs. George 'porgcson havsf
from the city
Mrs. J. a. Crockett. who has 4.
past six weeks IN Salt Lake.I.
turned TO her home. RI.
Mrs \. y. Newton OF Oregon d
Is visiting with Logan friends. :
Mrs. g. NJ. Groesbock has rrt,,r
the city. after pleasant Visit y
Clarence Snow. Il
President and Mrs. J. A. WIdtu'
talned the newspaper men OF III,
a dinner party Tuesday eveninl
y. c. woman's building. \.
George +. Thatcher return.s
Monday from Mexico. where l1a II
the past three weeks II
Mr.. and Mrs. Uurshel Wright. 4
been visiting in Logan for sever
have returned 10 their hom6- :
vada. III
DR.. and Mrs. Joseph MorreN 4.
are the guests of Mrs. Margn !
rcll, III.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. i. Wood a h
Colo. are visiting with Logan Ii
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Farr n
spent the early part OF the W
Logan friends. Il
Miss Lucy Freeman Is vIsItin
gan from Idaho Falls. 4.
Foley Kidney pills ora -
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Assist Nature.

You have been told to "hitch your
wagon to a star that nature will as
sist YOU That s all right. There are
times, however. when you should assist
nature, and the spring is one of these
times.
Nature is now undertaking TO cleanse
your system--if you take Hood s Sarsa~
parilla the undertaking VIII be success
ful. and your complexion bright and
clear.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-15

THE ART OF Psln'
Would be lost in Salt l.sk' a.
tury wcre not IN ouSin
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-15

Foley Kidney pills are
tonic and restorative and
corrective OF all urinary ire,
Refuse substitutes. Schramn
DrugS.
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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-05-19
STOCKS

Boston-Owing to the lack of news
and the approaching half holiday even
the professional traders were unwilling
to take any position in the market to-
day Transactions in all classes OF
stocks were few and far between. We
look for continued dizziness and would
only buy on sharp breaks.-Foster of
Paine, Whbber & Co.
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GAY 6 sTURGIs GOSSIP.

Calumet, Mich, May 19.-The gem
eral market today was again very dull.
Prices. however, remained firm and
showed advances for the day at the
close.
The Boston market was also very
dull but prices were inclined to be a
little higher
Isle Royale was again the feature
opening at 22h and advancing to "a
with slight recession near the close.
Calumet & Arizona directors declar-
ed regular quarterly dividend OF 81
per share after the close yesterday.
This. however had no effect on the
price of the stock.
Houghton, May 19.-Surface trench
ing on Royale is again progressing ar
ter days suspension, due to heavy
rain. Several local mining men have
visited the trench on which Royale at
last succeeded in uncovering what
PROMISES to be the richest lode yet
opened in this property and all are
unanimous in the opinion that the ma
is part of Baltic. Capt. w. A. Dunn,
who first opened this lode on the Baltic
property to the southwark is very en-
couraged over the Royale showing and
saws that with the exception of Lakes
discovery which ne did not see. the
new find is the richest disclosure OF
copper ground since the discovery or
Baltic and Champion mines, not even
lexcentinp superior. Several large
chunks of copper. one piece probably
float copper and weighing about $50
pounds. have been taken from the
trench. with smaller pieces ranging
from the size of the thumb to the size
fone's hands.-News Bureau.
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TO TAKE UP NEW DUTIES.
Rev. Joseph Anastasie. for the past

When you need a shine or polish.
let Red" at the Glass Block do your
work. He's truly an expert I'm this
line and you'll find that shine from
him will look better. hast longer and
give more all-round satisfaction than
you'll flnd anywhere else in Calumet
1eS
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Have Red" at the Glass Block store
shine your shoes. He uses nothing
but first-class materials. Ladies and
children are especially invited. les
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UNLISTED STOCKS.

]. A. Minnear e. Co. say today:
The markets today were absolutely
without feature. Trading was extreme
" light and quotations for the most
part showed narrow range. Isle Roy
ale contributed the bulk of the trading
end sold as high as "a. North Butte
and Calumet & Arizona held up firm
and in the event of an Improvement In
the metal market will quickly respond
with price advancement. Indiana gain
ed a point as did Lake. Superior *
Boston was wanted at 81. Santa Ro-
salia was off slightly. Cactus was In
a little better demand. Calumet d
Montana was well taken in Duluth.
The eastern markets will not open to-
morrow until IL O'Clock in the morning
out of respect to the memory of the
late King Edward.
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Cav e. Sturgis says:

Boston, May 19.--But little can be
said concerning todays markets ex-
cept to discuss their dullness. On the
whole prices were higher but dealings
were absurdedly small. The exchanges
will not open until noon tomorrow SO
that little change is possible this week.
Corresponding periods to the present
have usually been followed by higher
prices.-I. j. Sturgis.
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PAINE, WEBER G. co.'s GOSSIP.

The yearly earnings of the Anaconda
Copper Co. for the year ended Dec.
31st, 1909. Total net income available
for dividends $2,134.773; increase. ST.
O51.799: dividends, 81, 400, 900 unchanged
Deficit, $2.665.227; decrease, $1,O5l,793.
Production for year-copper, 15,S6ol94
pounds, an increase of 10,991,OlS; Sill
yer. 2.363.1S4 ounces; gold 7,466 oun-
ces.
President r. C. Pryor. of the Lake
Copper company says:
THE so-called epidote or secondary
lode in the Lake property has never
been milled separately. The limited
operations on this lode and the neces-
sity of keeping the openings on the
main lode going, taken i'm connection
with the fact that we have no storage
i'm the rock house, make 1t very I'M
practicable to have a separate test
Just at present, also a test from the
limited openings on this lode would
not be a fair one to the lode. ! do not
think the rock sent to the mill from
this lode has had any appreciate ef-
feet upon the mill returns"
New York One of the most promin-
ent fnanciers i'm Wall Street, a man
who is a director i'm 20 railroads in
dustrial companies, banks and trust
companies, whose advice is given
weighty consideration at directors
meetings and who keeps in detailed
touch with all economic phases of
our country's industrial life. believes
that events are shaping themselves
for another halt in the industrial pro-
gram He does not by any means for
see another panic. but believes that an
economic adjustment Is pending in
which the current high prices for COM
modities and high scale of wages will
come down materially, this re-adjust-
ment being the inevitable result of a
closing down of business which present
conditions, he thinks. will force upon
the country before long. His argument
Is that the last ten years or more this
country has seen wonderful industrial
development, induced by the prosperity
ana extravaganza of our people. To
meet the increasing demand for pro-
ducts. industrial corporations have
spent millions to enlarge the capacity
Of their plants, which have now reach
ed a maximum production develop
ment In the meantime various econ
omic conditions have forced an adj
vance in the price of practically all
commodities and high prices have
forced higher wages. This condition
would simply mean an equal exchange
OF labor for commodities on a higher
scale than before II our trade were
confined to our markets alone but
Europe Is our competitor. Wages
there are lower than ours and COM
modities cheaper. So long as prices
continue high in this country we shall
continue to export gold.
IN time this drain on our resources
win the continued decline i'm foreign
uemand for our goods will naturally
check business, tighten money and
force economy.
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ON SERIOUS CHARGE,
Sailor From Ship Taylor Charged
With Striking Houghton Girl.

With Striking Houghton Girl.
Russell Campbell, a sailor of the
ship Taylor. is lodged in the Hough
ton village jail charged with striking
a young Houghton girl last evening.
According to the story told of the
offense, Mrs. Wick O'Connell accom-
panied by two girls, one of them the
niece OF Mrs. OiConnell land a young
man who had acted as the nieces es-
cort. were standing at the doorway
leading 10 the O'Connell residence in
the oFley building, when Campbell and
some companions also from the Tay-
lor, put in an appearance. Ii is said
they We're using objectionable Ian
guage and the young man requested
them to move on whereupon it is
claimed. Campbell struck Mrs. O'Con-
nelrs niece who is but 16 years old,
with his fist. The young lady suffered
a number of injuries.
The escort then mixed with Camp
bell and was said to have been getting
the worst of the affair when Officer
Henry Abeilot appeared and placed the
sailor under arrest. He will probably
be arraigned before Justice Little this
afternoon.
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GOES TO RAISE CIRCLE.

The tug Valerie of the Croze COM
pany returned to Houghton yesterday
afternoon with Junior Engineer George
II. Banks and the men who were res-
cued from the government tug Circle
when that craft went on the rocks near
Eagle Harbor Tuesday afternoon. En-
gineer Banks said that the party was
never i'm any danger and that the tug
would be easily pulled off the bottom
unless a heavy storm comes up. The
tug Sheldon left Houghton last night
with Engineer Banks and a force or
workmen. The Sheldon also carried
a rotary sand pump which will be used
to pump out the hold of the tug and
allow the worllmen to place patch
over the broken part of the boat