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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-18
Modern Woodmen.

Excelsior camp. Modern Woodmen OF
America. hold n successful card party at
their hall. lsl Main street. Tuesday even
ing There were about seventy-five pres
ent and all had an enjoyable time Miss
Evelyn Smith and Miss GLADYS Smith
furnished the musical part OF the evening
with piano and vocal solos. and received
several encores. The card party and en-
tcrtainmcnt were free, and everything
was arranged by Escor, Charles Fl. Tow-
'er whose nntiring efforts during the
past five years have made the camp
meetings the best In The city. In one
corner OF the hall was booth with the
sign Free on the outside. Upon enter
ing big surprise was rendered. aud lie
or she who did not come forth with a
large smile upon their features must not
have had a smile left. One picture in
The booth had a sign on which read For
Men Only and the same was a Henry
George cigar fastened 10 IL plate In an
other. corner Of the hall was "a table with
excellent lemonade, and everybody did
Justice to IT,. Prizes were given for the
winners at the card tables, and all were
Won by non-membcrs OF the order An
important meeting will be held Tuesday
evening. and all members arc requested
to attend
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News of 1ntermountaiin Region
TO PREVENT ESCAPES,
New Methods Are to Be Used al the
State Industrial School.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. Sept, 17.-To prevent further
escapes al the State Industrial school
superintendent T.. @. Gowans Is aiTang-
Ing With persons who live In the vicinity
OF the institution To promptly telephone
him as, soon as boys and girls from the
school arc seen off the rcformatorv
grounds unattended. Had neGhbors In
the vicinity Of the school taken tho trou-
bic 10 warn the officers at The institution
on previous occasions the capture of in
mates who have gotten away would have
been certain in several instances. The
superintendent intends to have "A whistle
soon as an inmate is missed. This will
warn the neiehbors within a radius of
ono mile OF The rcformatorv TO be ON the
Watchout.
Although descriptions have been scat
tered broadcast OF the two girls who
lcft The school nearly n month ago, the
officers have as yet obtained no clue 10
they are being shielded by friends and
that Thy Will he eventually apprchcndd
and returned to the institution. Only TWO
OF the BOYS who made their escape about
the same time are still at large. Ross
stevens one OF the youngsters, Is an
expert hobo, lie Is supposed to have
caught freight train out OF the city
his way back To his home In st. Louis.
Mo. John llalcomb. the other boy. Is
believed TO he In Utah. The day after
his escape he appeared al his home in
Sal, Lake City. where his mother bought
him pair OF ovcralls. Before leaving
home The boy said he intended TO get
a lob and reform. The officers arc of
ment on some railroad section or with a
COnSl luCtlOu cOInDanN.
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Maccabees,

Banner hive No II Will hold regular
review TUESDAY September 10, at I, o.
o. +. hall at 80 sharp The hive OK
tends sympathy TO Lady Lcvefor In the
recent bereavement of her daughter. Min
ME Donaldson
Lillian Hollster hive No, 10. Ladies of
Thursday evening, September Il. All
Maccabccs and friends arc invited, There
Will be a short meeting a 1870 and all
officers and members arc requested to at
tend,
Ladies Of the Maccabees, there Will be
regular review OF salt Lake, City hive
No. 4 next Wednesday evening at Odd
Fellows hall and all members arc urged
10 attend and take up the lall Work for
the good OF the Maccabces.
Wednesday night tent No. 10 had a
peach feast" One of It's members had
sent the tent two boxes " the delicious
selfish. invited all Maccabees who could
TO come and enjoy the feast, a number
from tent No. responded, including
State Commander Wight. After justice
regarding the future and the uniform
rank received due attention from Sir
knights Nate Hubbard and Jack Nc
Cluren., Sir Knight Wilkins delivered
light kick and the evening was very pleas
antly passed. Tent No, held rousnG
meeting Thursday night. good crowd
vas out and DR. Albaugh was given the
first degree. DR.. Albaugh has been ap-
pointed assistant medical examiner, Two
more candidates were ballotcd on and
elected. The tent decided to put on the
second and third degrees the last meet
ing night in every month. The first des
gree Will be given every night there are
candidates. Sir Knight Cottrcll on the
sick list. is improving and Sir Knight
Brown. who was reported ILL., will be care
fully after. After the tent closed those
who had learned their parts IN the de-
gree work were given a ''tryout under
The direction Of Captain WahlGuist. The
result WAS very. encouraging, and now
there need be no fear but that tho de-
gree work can always he cXemplified in
a fitting manner. State Commander
Wight has already begun 10 get busy, for
not only arc new candidates beginning to
come into our own tents. but he has
taken one or two side trips to surround
ing towns, sounding the tocsin Of Mac
Cabecism wherever he went. We were
glad TO sec Sir Knight Olson again, but
very much missed Chaplain Garner, Sir
knight Hubbard started tho ball rolling
for Il series of entertainments during the
caring to be entertained. got It laid over
All were sorry TO hear OF the sad plight
OF Sir Knight Falcs. who became insane
at Redondo Beach. Cal, and is now In all
asylum I'm California. The tent has rem
dercd all tho assistance 1t could 10 the
knight and his family.
Liberty hive No. ., l.. O. T. NJ. Will
hold regular review Thursday afternoon.
II, at $50 o'clock. in *. OF
T. hall, 1851 Second East Every mem
her is urged 10 be present. Visiting Lady
MaCCabcc5 arc welcome.
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Woodmen of World

:, Deputy Head Consul ]. ]. Hover Of
Denver Colo, who spent few DAYS
during the first OF August with the local
camps OF the Woodnen of the World,
leaving here TO lay the cornerstone of
a Woodmen OF the World temple at Rex
burg, Ida, and inspecting the camps OF
the state of Idaho. was called back TO
Denver by the sudden death OF his father,
Ihe utah Woodmen wish TO express to
NelGhoor Hover our heartfelt sympathy
and coincidence in his sad bereavement
District Manager B. p. Kavanaugh has
been notified that Ncighbor Hover will be
In Pocatello, Ida, on the 23rd 10 lay tho
corner-stone for their new temple, and
VIII again visit the Utah district on Sep
icmbcr % TO assist in opening the fall and
winter campaign.
Pcachland camp No. S27.-District Man
ager B, Ii, KavanauGh has just returned
from ten days trip, where he has been
assisting the camp at Green River, Utah.
The camp during tho time doubled It's
membership, and last Wednesday night
a big class was introduced and new Of
hcers were elected and installed as fol-
lows: Consul commander. r. II. Riley;
adjulant lieutenant, G. \. Franz: bank
cr e, j. Cook: escort. a. K Anderson:
watchman, Carl Layman. sentry, Forest
Lewis; managers. ]. W. Duffy. c. I. Bald
win. C. Il, strauss, Ncighbor J. w
Duffy was appointed camp organizer and
VIII take charge Of the extension depart
mert or the camp,
Saltair camp No s2s held its regular
meeting Saturday evening, September 10
with the usual we'll filed hail. Commit
tees were appointed TO give an entertain
ment In the nature Of a shadow auction
social with n specially arranged pro-
Gramme and informal dance The date
will probably be the first Saturday even
ing In October.
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Fraternal Union of America.

The big entertainment given by Ever
green lodge No, l5l on last Monday oven
Ing In commemoration OF tho fifteenth an
niHersary Of the order was u monster sue
cess. The large ball in the Odd Fellows
temple was crowded To the doors and
some 500 or 400 persons We're present The
programme, which has been published
heretofore. was an exceptionally good
one, embracing some OF the best talent
in the city; Every number was rendered
and the whole performance was a credit
tn the locnl lodge. Several applications
for benefit membership were Sprcsentcd
The entertainment was brought 10 a fiji
ting climax by banquet In the largo
banquet room which was a picture OF
splendor when some 400 persons were
seated at tho long tables on Monday next,
September 20 there Will be n small class
initiation 1T the lodge. and no doubt there
VIII he largo attendance, Members arc
asked To call on Sister Adams al G2I
South Main street. who Is quite i'll and
would appreciate a few calls
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MOUNTAIN CLIMBING FAD.
Oaden People Arc Now ENGAGED In Ex-
hllaratlnu Exercise.
Special to The Tribune,

OGDEN. Sept 1T.-Mountain climbing
with its cXhiaratinE exercise has become
a fad in Ogden since the cool davs of
fall began. The many canyons near the
city have taken on a golden hue since
The not DAYS Of summer have passed and
hundreds OF people from the city have
taken uD mountain climbing as a sport
During the past few weeks several par
tics have climbed TO the ton Of Obscr-
NatorY peak, which is about one mile
above Washington avenue, Yesterday a
party OF thirty-fivc school teachers
climbed 10 the top o! Malan heights
east OF the citv. over the old trail which
was built many years ago. Twelve OF
the most daring continued the ascent TO
the top of Observatory peak, while the
others waited below
Miss Bertha Sterling. instructor in ste
nograDhy at The Ogden nigh school. who
recently came 10 Ogden from the Cniver-
sitv of Iowa, was the first ot The party
TO reach the summit
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LOOKS GOOD FOR PROJECT.
Farmers Are SubscriDina to Bio Irritation
Project in South Utah Canyon.


OGDEN. Sept. lI.-Contractor ]. p.
O'Ncill now has q force OF twenty-five
mon and ten teams IN South Fork can
yon on the preliminary work of the
South Fork CanVon reservoir site. The
contractor. pursuant to the directions of
the city council. is stripping The dam site
TO bed rock at Cobble creek 20 That tho
engineers can get n better estimate Of
the cost OF putting In a dam large enough
TO conserve sufficient supply Of water
10 meet tho demands OF the farmers OF
Weber county and the people OF ogden
CITY. The farmers have until October 4
TO get in on tho project by subscribing
stock and from the present outlook they
Will, through the irrigation and canal
companies. take d sufficient amount Of
stock 10 warrant The building of the dam
10 the Dimensions first decided upon.
When tho site Is stripped TO bed rock.
which the contractor SAYS will take about
thirty DAYS. II is expected that every
thing viii be In readiness TO begin active
work OIL the dam al this season of tho
vcar. when the water in the streams
which run through South Fork canyon is
low. the most favorable conditions pre-
vail for stripping the dam site TO bed
rock.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-18
SALMON SCHOOLS OPEN.
Assignment of Teachers for Work Of
New Year Is Made.
Special to The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
SALMON CITY. Ida, Sept 17,-As-
slCnmeui OF teachers for the coming year
is as follows First and second grades.
Miss Davis; first and second grades. Miss
Macdonald: third and fourth grades.
Miss lIarndon: third and fourth grades,
Miss Heritage; fifth grade. Mrs Thorn
hill: siNih grade. Miss Young; seventh
grade. Miss Imboden; eighth grade, Miss
Fisher; high school principal. Miss
Superintendent. j.. II. CaStcrlin. The
schools Will open Monday.
The forest service will build n suspen-
sion bridge across the Salmon river about
one mile below the month OF Big Creek.
The span will be 2l6 feet. and the bridge
will be supported by wire cables, swinging
from towers thirty-fiyc feet high. The
bridge will be especially scrviceablc dur
ing fire seasons. saving one day over the
trail from Shoup. and enabling miners
and settlers in that region 10 got out
during The winter months. A telephone
line Is being constructed from Lcacock
station to the mouth Of Big Creek and
will bc completed TO the mouth OF Trail
creek this year.
Official statements issued by tho two
banks doing business In Salmon show
combined resources Of $500 600 loans and
surplus slI5 900; cash Items, Si05, 000
and deposits over $500, 900.
Mrs Jessie Mcbride and r. s Kinscy
were married at tho home OF the brides
parents Mr., and Mrs. G.. &. Wcntz, last
week The ceremony performed by
The Rev. r, l., Barnstable OF the Mctho-
dist church.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-18
IT|CAE POT IN
HOGAN IS BOILING
Insurgent Republicans
INonpartisan Advocates
Are Getting Busy.
Thr Tribune

n 10 The Tribune
AN Sept. 17.-Devclopments dur
I. rast few days indicate that there
(. an organization Of the insureent
.,,eans of this section effected in
~ f,,turc. At Il meeting of promI-
held here yesterday, the
! uag thoroughly discussed and pre-
IN plans were laid. AS near as car
.~ncd. It is the intcntion TO invite
h Borali uf Idaho TO come here and
In the formal organizing Of the dis
"A members OF the Republican
This organization if effected will
.kc mart In the coming municipal
M but will be in shape 10 get ready
"a year The leaders OF the move
assert that recent happenings here
uadc this the right TO step in and
"a They say they will either have
4 IN tho anairs oi the local Rcpub-
arts or they will combine wilh the
Hon TO defeat it
N fhc town circulated Il call for Il
ropetIng 10 select a nou partisan
Tor the city at The coming cleo
fld This committee secured the sig
A OF a large number OF people here.
n big meeting is assured on Tucs-
cpIng when II occurs. There prom
he some friction as some ono has
report that Dr. George Thomas
HORTICULTURAL college, who assumed
nilient part in this partisan
|cni. Is simply Republican in dis"
IN fact tho story IL to The effect
r bns been selected as The success
"a OF eX State Senator sullou and
rcaliry representing the federal
Id this movement Whether or not
Is any truth In il II has served
<c the local Democrats very wary.
,oe will likely stick 10 their an
d Intention of placing party tick
he field.
III Shaw filed suit in the district
|osieriay morning for divorce from
|c. Cora @. Shaw. and i'm his COM
ho sets forth that his 1ifc's fond
BIZ amateur tlleatricals has de-
/ his homo She insisted upon icaN-
home, nc says. 10 engage in the
B and rs a result hc had 10 stay
he and care Tor The children. lie
lc scustody OF one Of ;hc Two chill
sugsr factory people have made
that thcy will start
.tories on September -, therefore
LED for digging the hccjA viii soon
b. Every Indication points TO the
Yield ever known here as the
1|is greater and tho Weld Is hcaV-
5crc. Yesterday the two factor
b an ouilne 10 ihcir employees and
Employees al Johnson's grove just
|of This city. and they had a merry
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G.. A. r.


Maxwell Mexican post No. had
a large attendance last Saturday
night and transacted considerable busi-
ness. Three trustees were elected. T.
G.. Waltenspeil. II. +. Evans and NJ. NJ.
kaighn Commander Davis installed Reu-
ben Ochicr as patriotic instructor and
Comradc Woodruff as officer OF the day.
II was reported that Comrade Thomas
Hnrris is improving. that Comrade s. b..
Cragcr was seriously i'll, and that Rudolph
Alf WAS stricken with apoplexy and ta-
ken TO ST. Marks hospital
Reynolds circle No. /. Ladies' OF the G..
a. r.. Will hold special meeting at the
homo or Mrs. Bowrlng, 6fS South Sixth
East street. Tuesday evening, September
~. for the purpose OF initiating and Oh
lieating new members and any other
business that may come before the circle
The James B. Mexican W. II. g.. win
be entertained Thursday, September 81
a, the home Of Mrs. Young, S79 South
Second West. Take Second West car and
get of al Ninth South. Tho entertain
mcnt committee consists Of Mesdamcs
wellington, Slater. Smeltzcr Norton and
Mcskill.
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given September %. and il was voted TO
ASK Ogden castle 10 be guests that even
Ing. Fair Lady Wallace spoke cncour-
agingly OF The lodges social evenings.
NJ l.. Hubbard agreed 10 act as press
correspondent. assisted by Theresa Gard
ncr. IL was reported that prospective
Royal Highlander had arrived TO make his
home with Fair Lady Raich and her hus-
band 4 letter from O. A. Fraser. for
merly state manager. was read also one
from i. II. Hardin and wife. After the
close Of the castle the drill team Was
rcorganjzed and drilled In several now
movements. There Will be regular
meeting this evening at Federation OF
Labor hall una officers and guards are
notified TO assemble promptly. Initiation
and drill.
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MhNTI SCHOOLS OPEN,
Full Corps OF Principals and Teachers
Are Ready for Work.
-;,l al.

are Heaoy TOT WOrks
Special 10 The Tribune.
MANTl, Sept. 1.-THE high school
and public schools OF MautI win begin
tomorrow with The following school board
and faculties;
Board OF trustees Albert II. Christcn-
sen. chairman; Peter ID, Dyring, clerk;
Jacob u. Jacobson treasurer.
High school faculty-D ". Robinson
English; Edgar 7. Reid. history Chris
tian AlcAson. art and mechanic arts:
Clarence l.. Stewart. mathematics and
physics. Fred j. Fielstod. music; Ella
MAY Cox. domestic arts: Anna Christcn-
sen. domestic science: r. Wylov Sessions
agriculture and biology
Public school facul;v--E, 7. Reid urln-
cipal; Ellis Johnson. assistant principal /:
Josie Munlt. acVcnth and eighth grade:
Peter Peterson seventh grade: y. w
Anderson. sixth grade: Victor Anderson
fifth grade. bcona Farnsworth. fourth
grade; Lcuore DyrnG. Fourth grade:
Fannie kenncr. third and fourth grades:
Edith Clark. second and third grades
Emily Dcnnison and Alice Johnson first
and second grades. Lucia Lowry and
Ann Parry. beginners,
Lieutenant w, r.. Person OF the reg
ular army spcnt part Of tho wecl, here
in the interests OF Company T.. Company
II Us trSlng hard To make un the num-
bcr Of fifty men required OF them in
order 10 draw their quarterly payments
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Seth Painter Buried.
Special 10 The Tribune

OGDEN. Sept. II.-Imprcssiyc funeral
services for Seth Painter il well-known
farmer OF the Farr West section, were
held at the FaTr West meeting house
today at noon. The services were In
charge of Bishop Moroni and l.. J. Tav-
Ior. The war choir sang several appro-
priatc selections MIR, Painter came TO
1850 and had been an active member OF
The Mormon church since his arrival in
llah. Burial was In the CitN ccmelcry.
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Feel lanRuId. weak. run down? Head
ach"2 stomach "olf": Just n plain case
OF lazy liver. Burdock Blood RItters
tones liver and stomach promotes diges-
lion. purIies the blood.
Soothcs Itching skin. Heals cuts or
burns without scar. Cures piles. &C.
zcma. salt rhcum, any itching, Doans
Ointment. Your druggist sells II.
II suffered hahitually from constipa-
ton. Donn's Rcg,uets relieved and
strengthened the bowels. so that they
have been regular ever since. "A T.
Davis, grocer. sulphur Springs. Tex.
Cheapcat accident inSurance--Dr.
Thomas Electric oil. Stops the pain
and heals the wound. All druggists sell
It,
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Injured in Runaway.
Special 10 The Tribune.

SPECIAL TO Tho JrIbune.
OGDEN. Sept. 17.-Aaron r. Hansen.
clerk employed by Last & Thomas.
was painfully injured tonight IN ~ run
away and his wife. two children and
Joseph Drysdalc received bruises. The
party driving wo-horse rig. WIS com
ing down the steep hin on Twenty sixth
street when the harness broke and the
horses ran away. Coliding with tcle-
phone pole. the buggy was demolished
and the members OF the party thrown
out Mr.. Hansen was the worst hurt.
but his injuries are not severe. DE-
George w. Green attended the injured
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Fairgrounds Popular,

OGDEN, Sept 17.-Since the public
Fairgrounds were laid off 81 Liberty park
and fitted with swings and other amuso-
mcnts for the children of the city IL has
steadily gained In popularity n resort
for the young people Each afternoon
hundreds Of children, small and large
gather at the Fairgrounds. where they
spend the entire afternoon The board
Of park commissioners has employed
Peter J, Naylin as custodian Of the play
grounds. The grounds are now kept opcn
until IL o'clock but as soon as IL Is
fenced In the Fairgrounds Will be closed
nj O'clock
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Foresters in Conference.
Special 20 The Tribune.

OGDEN, Sept 1T-Chief Forester
UenrT 8. Graves will remain in Ogden
for several days longer in conference
with the officials OF The Fourth district
before returning cast Captain James h.
Adams. assistant forester. who has been
on an inspection of tho forests Of Colo
RADIO, arrived in Ogden today 10 meet the
chief forester Chicf Forcstcrs Graves
and Captain Adams had an exciting
game OF tennis this forenoon. Both aro
eni husiastic pldScrs and enjoyed the
game. \ number OF local employees of
the forestry service Witnessed the game.
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Fraternal BrOthcrhood.

Murray lodge No, T45 has made AR
10 meet I'm Fratcrnal hall on
every second and fourth Friday. and the
officers depend on the members 10 talk
and boost for this night. 1t has been
iuconvnicnt to meet on Saturday. and
this should be a great help in the attend
ance Next Friday night will he The first
mecting 10 he held on Friday.
ScGO Lily No, 252 held short business
session lal Thursday night and at $50
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Toresters Of America.

All members of Court salt Lake no J
arc kindly requested 10 be present Tues
day evening. the 10Th. at the Eagles hall.
Second South and West Temple streets,
Business OF importance 10 ali members.
Meeting called To order al o'clock sharp.
All visiting brothers welcome
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0pGmism Is Rampant.
o Tic Tribune

"a Sept. iI.-With tho good crops
~ bring harvested there Is more
'pIim!slic feeling In this section
lny iimc for tho past wear nud
IONS arc being made for tho croc-
Wnny ne% buildings and making
<lpiovemcnis There Is also a
,teninnd for labor than has 50 far
|'en. both at the Strawberry rec
n project and bY tic contractors
~ work OH parts Of the project.
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ROYAL HiRhlanders

Utah castles busy season has begun
In earnest, Al the meeting last Monday
evening great dcal OF enthusiasm was
shown In the work on hand. Tho matter
OF having d deputy was discussed A
but no decision WAS rendered II Is cX-
pectcd that another meeting Will see the
final settlement A committee OF three
with Fair Lady Smith us chairman was
appointed To arrange for dance TO bc