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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-09
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-09
Modern Woodmen of America

Great Salt Lake camp No l0n1l met
last Tuesday evening promptly at SIS
with It's usual good attendance. Every
officer was In his chair when the meet :
ing was called to order. Several appli- :
cations were presented and referred TO the
Investigating committee. The entertain
ment committee announced a dance to be
given I'm conjunction with The Royal
NeiShborS Monday evening October 30,
which they have designated ''Hallowc'e en-
Spook Dance. The camp has also de-
cidad 10 give q smoker on the last meet =
ing night of this month, and II has been
suggested that same he made n monthly
affair, There Is every indication that The
regular meeting Tuesday evening will be
OF unusual interest. AS matters of i'm
portance will come up for discussion, and
The beneficial degree will be conferred
upon two candidates. II is hoped that
every nelShbor who can possibly do so
Will he present Members Of the forester
team are especially urged TO attend Wis
itipg ncighbors always welcome.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-09
III LAKE BALLOON
I1D ASCEND AGAIN
i Club Is Boosting Hard
for Big Increase. in
Membership.

..roon "Salt Lake City" the
~ the local aero club, Will
p" ascension Tuesday morning.
,-.orest has been aroused In the
oscensions made by the anna
,omprlsing the membership of the
thousands will view the great
h.e as IL floats over the city
pHoN.o will be made from a lot ad
re essr, Utah Gas Company'S plant
.lng =, Wy west and First South streets
sp." "oeronauts hope 10 cast loose ht
,ee The task of filling the bag
"a aoO cubic feet of gas VIII begin
e'clock ,,pk in order that no delay ~'h
.,yrsricnced in sglrt'ne -,
Z Campbell. organizer OF The san
n ~ club, Will pilot the balloon
arow's 40 flight and Lieutenant Nei
icmor,'o"r N the Fifteenth infantry and
gfsyTr Tnun, will go as passengers. An
IAN onalIty OF gas Will be used
We' air yovagers expect 10 make q
NV aenveral hours duration,
a .c1o club is sending out lettcrj
'.itizens of Salt Lake To join tho
h'11, lie desired 10 increase the mem
a,a ,o 100 within the next few daNs'
~ arc eligible 1uE insBlD'' sup "l'u
rs,.ncpt r of the initiation fee and mag
SeIIoon flights under the same re.
[,t,ors as men. ,,
E,s,ls e,,Jl Of future asccnsions arc dis
n'iS The clubs letter as follows:
h,lIoon salt Lake city Will he
IVY, s,, Tor us, By club members at
sg ,,mc and the services OF a pilot
msnberj may he arranged for with
's, The cos, OF the gas for infla-
srJ other expenses incident to any
.s,Isr "trip must he prorated by those
.,rr ,he irip. excepting the pilot.
+es plss fIiah Gas G. Coke company is
ms.ns,i,penriug with q view In fur-
,,s rs good balloon gas with Which
sS,nId bs able TO take four or 1--WE
'nrsrs per trip i'm addition 10 the
4 xilh sufficient ballast 10 remain
a oil day. As soon rs our carrying
y, x,il, proper gas is definitely de-
-',red MS say. four passengers i'll ad-
y ,o me pilol. The procedure for max
,rrs would be MS follows: Club mem
as.irInr To mako trips would be
-i,,d 10 agree among the msclvcs IN
-sIy ms 20 The party of four who
La constIiutc the passenger list for
|sn Tho order in which these parties
IN make trips would be determined
7rips viii be made al irregular inter
4 mill about November |, when tpe
rihsr will probably reGuire us TO DIS
[,Iu,p them until spring
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-09

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dock Blood Bittcrs is the national cure
for IT, II strengthens stomach MEM
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ANY skin itching is n temper tester,
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any skin itching. At all drug stores.
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-09
knights of Columbus

The regular weekly meeting of Salt
Lake council No 602, K OF G.. will he
held next Tuesday evening at *. OF G..
Hall l31 East First South street, Co.
lnmhus day will be observed Sunday. Oc
tober 10. and celebrated by Initiation
ceremonies and banquet. Officers and
committees have an excellent programme
prepared for the occasion. and the event
promises to be q red-lettcr day In the
annals Of the council. Promptly AT .
O'Clock n. m. candidates FOR initiation Will
present themselves at Moose hall. 222
South West Temple street where the de-
grecs will be conferred. After these
ceremonies the knights VIII form in line
and. headed by a band. march 10 Cathe-
aral hall. where a banquet Will await
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-09

'e Desere, Stock company made It's
appearance II the Colonial thcater
mght. presenting as IT'S initial hill
me Old war drama "Lynwood." All
~ members ot the COMPANY arc well
~ IN Salt Lake. each having Ap-
.r III The various amateur theatricals
nate been given on local stages and
IL ward amusement halls. and each
t' was accorded splendid recep-
story, though old. contains that
appealing quality that causes per-
ons play out Of Il thousand 10 con
in dEwlnG powers long after other
% the came date are forgotten.
.ue osborrc. daughter of south
Nese affianced 10 Dudley Middle
-sap,3in OF band OF "irrcgulars III
'.Oel service. Is secretly in love WITH
blanchard. a Young captain i'm the
amy. Middleton learning of ibis
against them.
quarrel he kills Ed dwin, brother
-ssIhe, and manages TO throw sus-
pn Blanchard. whom Lucille be-
IN Innocent, Later, Middleton forces
= 10 write a letter switch will en-
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Woodcraft.

Salt Lake circle No $50 met last Mon
day evening with Guardian Ncghbor
HOLIDAY In the chair with a good at
tendance. vote Of thanks was cx
tended the guards for the nice banquet
they gave the officers. The meeting Mon
day evening. October o. will open al S
o'clock sharp and every officer and guard
should be in his place on time.
Woodbine circle No. II Will not hold q
regular meeting Thursday evening Octo-
ber II, on account OF guards drill The
Pas, Guardian Nelghbors club will give
social and card party at the home OF
Past Guardian Mary T.. Conlay al 1916
Indiana avenue. All nciyhbors OF the
circles and friends are invited. Take
Poplar Grove car TO end OF line.
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Royal Neighbors.

Members Of Salt Lake Valley camp
No. 30I2 were royalty entertained last
Thursday night by Neghbors Burkland
and Rothwel. a Chinese supper was
served with chop sticks taking the place
OF knives and forks Neiglbor limerick
won first prize, Nciehbor Boutwell, g
horse took first prize AT the state fair
and she loaned the animal To the camp
for free ride. but the ma iority decided
il too frisky Nctghhors Gcicer
stiles and iIamiton were visitors. Neigh
Dor Mckinley was present after an alb
senCe of three months. The Thimble
club will meet at the camp hall Thursday
afternoon from until o'clock,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-09
Order of Moose.

The ladies' auxiliary OF the Loyal Or
der OF Moose will hold It's regular meet
ing tonight at the Moose hall. All mem
preparations will be completed for the
becnht ball TO be given Wednesday night.
October Ii. The proceeds derived from
this ball Will be given towards tho cx-
penses of the operation to be performed
on Mildred Marchant the 4-year-old
daughter OF S. A. Marchaut, who was
severely burned last August
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-09

Coad Thursday at 2 p. m. assisted by
Mcsdamcs Orenston, RaVi Rowe
Rumph. Riddle. Simkin and Roberts. All
w, r. 9. and 6. a. X. ladies and friends
are cordially invited. 2S2 West Sixth.
Second West car
The Ladies of Gordon circle No. Z. G..
\. II. will hold their regular meeting
Tuesday at p. N. I'm Coyle's hall. Mem
bcrs arc requested TO be present
Reynolds circle No will hold it's reg
ular meeting Tuesday, October 10, at $50
p. m. ]. O. O r hall \ good at
tc n1anre is ueciycd
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|AMUSEMENTS

<lLT LAKE THEATER-Dark week
. N October s. Seven Days next
|allraction. beginning October Ii.
!DLONIAL TiIEATEE-' 'I.ynwood.
D. Dessrel Stock company. THE
campus" next week.
.sPHEUM THEATER - Advanced
Vaudeville. All week. Matinee daily.
|.lS. evening performances begin at
Dis
2RRIcK THEATEE-"Thc Com
handing Officer nE Garrirk stock
|empany. All week. beginning to-
hight.
:lIrBERT rHEATER - Hazel
STk." by the Shubert Stock COM
|5aDy. All week
|lBERTY THEATER- Motion pic
'nrcs. Afternoon and evening.
ilssl0N THE&TEE Motion pic
hrss and vaudeville Afternoon
md evening.
AJEsTlC THEATER-A Abbreviated
uuslcal comedy, by Majestic Musi-
|tany.
islNo THEATER- Motion pictures
aM vaudeville. Afternoon and
tsening
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-09

Ten! No; hold a splendid meeting
laSt Thursday night. there being a fine
attendance. state Commander Wight
was present and gave n fine talk on fra
ternal Insurance, as did also Record
Keeper Miller and Knight Wahlauist. The
entertainment committee Will get active
this week. II is the hope OF the COM
mittee 10 get the hives and tent No -
together and formulate plans for a series
OF entertainments To be given Jointly,
getllng together socially and boost for
Macabeeism in general. II was cheer
Ing 10 see Sir Knight William Brown
who has mol been feeling well for two
or three weeks past. out and at lodge
again. Sir Knight Wahlqulst ran n nan
In his foot the other day. somewhat hin
derIns him in his work Sir knight
Banks Will be back from Nevada In Il
couple OF weeks. There was one appli-
cation acted on and there will be work
for the degree team next Thursday
night The uniform rank after lodge
closed, called a meeting and elected Of
hcers besides acting on some new appn-
cations. The officers names Will appcar
next week. Sir Knight Olson was missed
and there should bc a fine turnout next
week because many things of importance
to the tent will be discussed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-09
Fraternal Union of America.

The regular meeting and class jnitia ton
of Evergreen lodge No. 151 will take place
tonight at Odd Fellows hall No doubt
there will be large attendance and every
effort will be made TO show the new can
ddatcs n beautiful ceremony as we'll as a
splendid drill hy The team. A special In
vltation is offered TO all members 10 be
in attendance TO witness the ceremony and
help by their presence lo make the even
ing pleasant and entertaining.
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I, 0. o. z,

Last Friday night Salt Lake lodge No.
2. J. o. o. f., had q good session. The
intiatory degree was postponed one week
and the evening given over TO social
time. Under the head OF the good OF the
order many Interesting remarks were
made on fraternal relief work.
Brother Musgravc. at Judge Mercy hos
pital, Is reported improving.
The Veteran Rcbekahs will make a fra
ternal visit To Queen OF the West lodge
No % Midvale, Monday evening. Oc-
tober 0. The lodge also viii make a fra
ternal visit 10 Wasatch lodge No. 30
Sandy. Monday evening. October Is. All
veterans and Rebckahs are invited TO at
tend.
Ladies OF the o. Il A.. Miriam Sisters
Will give basket social In Odd Eel
lows hall Tuesday night. The mem
bcrs are requested not TO forget TO bring
their baskets
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Jordan Lodge No. 3.

On Monday night the degree staff con
ferred the nitlatory degree before a
crowded lodge room. The candidates were
fully impressed with the work. Tonight
tho staff will confer the first degree Oc-
tober 50 VIII be a banner date for the
lodge
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-09

Al Friday nights session of the salt
Lake aerie No. 81. Worthy Secretary II.
S McCairn presnted a report or tho
ton recently held in San Francisco, The
chief feature OF the cnanges made was
the granting OF state autonomy, which
enlarges The Jurisdiction and powers OF
the state acries. The members Of the
local aerie arc already making prcpara-
tions for big social TO he given Fri
day evening October -.
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LOYAL Americans.

Sail Lake assembly No $50 will hold
its regular meeting Wednesday evening,
October IL. in L. .. o i. hall. There will
be election OF officers. All members arc
requested to- he present.
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ters OF important business were attend
ed to. The auditing committees report
showed that court No. ] was in "a pros
porous condition. Brothers Frank Sug-
den and A. +. Bowycr were the speak
ers OF the evening
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G.. A. R..

There will he a regular meeting of
the Oliver ., Howard post Al the post
hall Market street or Postofficc place,
at $50 o'clock this evening. Members
OF the post are urged to be present and
visiting comraQes in good standing are
invited most cordially to attend
Maxwell w r. g. Will be entertained
at a card social at the home of Mrs
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OF praise and deserves TO have his name
on the bill.
played by the Orpheum orchestra rho
news in motion pictures continues To-
be well received.
Commanding Officer at tho Garrick.
local playSocrs Will have their first oD-
portunitN of witnessing this western army
drama which provoked so much comment
by the originality OF It's theme and treat
ment when first produced in New York
II couple OF seasons ago. The play was
selected by The Garrlck management be-
cause of its Viriity and strength and the
excellent chances il offers the members
of The company for individual effort.
Theodore Burt Sayrc is the author OF tho
drama. which rs in four acts. the action
miliar 10 most Salt Lakers.
Ono OF the biggest features ever shown
in motion pictures in Salt Lake will he
offered at the Liberty for three days.
commencing with todays matinee, The
masterpiece which marks epoch in
the silent drama, is an adaptation Of
Charles Rcade'S famous novel, Foul
Play and is produced in three reels by
the Edison company. The performance
covers period OF forty-five minutes
while the average photoplay is usually
ruu off in about fifteen minutes. Foul
Play has complicated plot and noted
playwrights have failed in It's dramatza-
tion for the stage, However, It's wealth
of action made III ada aptabc for motion
picture production. with the result that
VI Is probably the most intensely dra
matte picture ever produced,
a musical comedy of moro than the
usual merit will be seen at the Colonial
The first three DAYS uf next week in
the record breaking PLAY Of college life.
Tie Campus, Walter DcLeon. tbs tai
ented Young composer, viii be seen In
the role Of Bobby and will he sup
ported by the dainty Miss 'Mugsins"
Davies ''The Campus has enjoyed eX-
crptlonal runs i'm the cities where il has
been presented and II has received the
highest praise from tho press. There viii
be a strong company OF iftv, and any
one who is acquainted with Ferris Hart
man wilI rest assured that the chorus
viii be one Of tho strong features OF the
show.
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the order at the home OF Mrs. Good win,
Az East Second South. Thursday even
ing, October l.. from To TO- All mem
bers and their husbands are invited.
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Letter to
DR.. kIlmer e. Co.,
Blnghamton, NJ Y
Prove What Swamp Root Will Do For
Wow

Send to Dr. Kilmcr & Co.. Bingham
ton, n. Y. for n sample bottle. It will
convince anyone. You will also receive
booklet of valuable information, tell.
ing all about the kidneys and bladder.
When writing. be sure and mention the
salt Lake city Daily Tribune. Regular
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sale at all drug stores.
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PYthian Sisters.

He r1,ion temple No s Pythian Sis
ters. will hold Its regular meeting on
Friday night. October IS, al *. of P
hall, i6l Second East street, al o'clock
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Foresters Of America.

Court Salt Lake No. / met in the
Eagles hall last Tuesday evening. There
was II good attendance and several mat
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-09
Secret and Fraternal Societies
MaCcabeeg.

ning for, an evening OF entertainment for
Their friends in the near future
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l.. o. T. M.

Lillian HollstcT hive No. Is. Ladies Of
the Maccabces. will celebrate the nine
teenth anniversary OF the founding OF
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F. o. e.

is expected and visiting knights will he
welcome
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Past Noble Grands.

Members OF Naomi Past Noble Grand
CLUB Will meet Thursday. October IL.
at the home Of Sister Lucy Norton. 255 Is
street. All past grands and visiting
members are cordially invited
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-09

The ladies OF Liberty hive No . l.. o.
It NJ. and their friends VIII he cnier-
tained by LADY Harrison Thursday even
ing. October l.. AT her home. aI6 Fourth
East street All Lady Maccgbecs and
Sir knights are cordially invited.
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|aslN0 TllEiTER- Motion pictures
nd vaudeville Afternoon and
ssening,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-09

ilssI0N THEATER Motion pic
mrss and vaudeville Afternoon
md evening.
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lBERTY THEATER- Motion pic
!uTes. Afternoon and evening.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-09

DLONIAL THEATEE- I.ynwood.
b Dessrel Stock company. THE
campus" next week.
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|2PHEUM THEATER - Advanced
5sudeyillr. All week Matinee daily.
|.ds. evening performances begin 1T
..f.
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iIHEERT THEATER - Hazel
Rirs." by The Shubert Stock COM
;aDy. All week
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hit LAKE THEATER-Dark week
In October s. Seven Days" next
|iliraction. beginning October 1t.
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of praise and deserves 10 have his name
on the bill.
Strauss Dream Waltz was splendclly
played by the Orpheum orchestra, Tho
news in motion pictures continues To-
BE- well received.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-01-20
HORSES THAT FEED ON Fish
Wild Banker Ponies Greedlly Devour
Fish Left Stranded BY High
Tide.

Along the shores Of AIbemarle
sound, South Carolina, lie miles Of
low sandy banks, the greater part be-
ing covered with little vegetation save
aooarse grass, wild parsley, and other
saltwater weeds. To this region come
those who shoot the canvas-baca duck
that frequeRts the little streams and
salt marshes with which this coast
aboundss feeding upon the wild par
sley and marsh grains On some Ok
these banks are a breed Of small wild
horses, known in the neighborhood
as banker ponies" They are quite
untamed and uncared for, have rough
shaggy coats, and are generally about
twice the Size Of a Shetland pory, now
and again one reaching the size Df
small horse.
Each year the herd-owners drive
them into pens, where the foals are
branded with his owners mark. and
those required are caught and sold to
the Dealers It is said that These
beasts have to be starved into eating
grain and hay or grass. their whole
subsistence up I'd this time having
been the rank salt grass Of the
marshes, and fish, The latter they
catch for themselves at low tide. us
Ing their hoofs to dig deep holes IN
the sand below high-water mark; and
they greedily devour the fish so left
stranded, often fighting over an es-
pecially tempting one
In captivity they are said to dis
play intelligence, though seldom q re.
liable temper They are tanned By
darkness and semi-starvation, and
make excellent draught animals, show
ing strength far beyond their size.
They eat vcraciously. consuming as
much as fulEsized horses.
The foais bred from banker po-
nies" in captivity make valuable ami
mails. They are strong, healthy and
Intelligent, less vicious than their pa
rents, and command good prices.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-01-20

The largest loaf Of bread In the
world was baked the other day by
Andrew Newberg OF Austin. Tex.
This gigantic mass of the staff of life
weighed 40 pounds and was two feet
high. three feet wide and twelve feet
long. After the ingredients were
mixed the baking process consumed
over an hour, special oven being
uaed used for the purpose. The loaf
was sent to barbecue at Moulton,
where it wes cut and distributed for
a large crowd Mr.. Newberg accom-
panied the bread TO its destination to
see that 1t was safely carried BY
making this loaf, Mr. Newberg breaks
his own record for the largest loaf Of
bread in the world, which was one
weighing a hundred pounds sent to
the Louisiana Purchase exposition at
ST. Louis in 1s04.-Boston Tran
script
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-01-20

Bacon: Those are mosS subject to
envy which carry the greatness Of
their fortunes in an insolent and
proud manner; being never well but
while they are showing how great
they are, either by outward pomp, or
by triumphing over all opposition or
competition: whereas wise men viii
rather do sacrifice to envy. in suffer
ing themselves sometimes Of purposa
to be crossed and overborne in Tugs
that do not much concern them. Not
withstanding, so much is true. that
the carriage Of greatness in a plain
and open manner ESQ it be without
arrogance and vain glory) doth draw
less envy than II it be in more
crafty and cunning fashion. For in
that course a man doth disavow for.
tune: and seemeth to be conscious OF
his own want in worth. and doth but
teach others to envy him.