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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-21
G[ASMANN' s STAND
IS YET UNSHAKE|V
Ogden Mayor Will Veto Amend
ed Liquor Ordinance as
Passed by Council.
Special to The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, Aug. 20.-An emphatic veto to
the amended LIQUOR ordinance which
passed the city council last Thursday
presented TO the council by Mayor VIII
liam Glasmnnn when the regular meeting
Is held Monday night.
=, shortly before the special liquor elec-
ton In June. the city council at the re-
quest OF the mayor passed an ordinance
changing the hours OF closing saloons
lher restricting the sale OF liquor In og-
den city by placing more reRid regula-
tlons on the saloon keepers. Among
these restrictions WAS tho complete sep
ordered by the ordinance AT the time
OF the passage OF the ordinance. tho Og-
den Betterment league and others who
the mayor and city councilrnen Of pass
ing this ordinance to save their faces"
at the approaching election, and predict
Ing that as soon as The election was
changed to SUIT the liquor interests or
be practically annulled by lack Of en-
forcement.
Devine crossed wires with Mayor Glas-
mann when he refused to prosecute cases
where certain technical violations Of the
ordinance were pointed out to him, In
wise the old ordinance to conform with
his views as TO the manner In which the
law should be enforced. This revised
ordinance passed the city council last
Thursday night with but one dissenting
vote cast by President Samuel Brown
ing. Now Mayor Glnsmann is going to
veto the ordinance. and 1t will be up to
the council to either sustain the veto or
Its former action Monday night.
Mayor Glasmann SAYS that he pledged
himself to see that the ordinance passed
before the special LIQUOR election. Is en-
forced. and that he could not conscien-
tiously approve of any change In the ordi-
nance. especially after 1t had been passed
upon section by section By the city at
ptorncy and the members Of the city coun-
ell before Its final passage.
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CUT OFF OGDEN'S
SUPPLY OF WATER
Farmers Take Extreme Meas
ures to Secure Opportunity
to Irrigate Their Beets.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, Aug. 20.-Desperate in their
need for water to be used In irrigating
tneir beet and other crops, appropriators
ehrough Joseph A. Taylor, water commits
sttoner TOT Weber county, yesterday en-
.ireiy smut of Ogden city's water supply
AZ the intake above the power dam in og
den canyon; This was done while the
city had only three feet of water in the
Dig twenty ~three-foot reservoir For
some Time the city's water supply was en-
tirely cut Off, when the matter was
brought to the attention OF the mayor and
superintendent Charles II. Kircher of the
waterWorks department, The city off,
Gals realizing the imminent danger to the
eiW In case OF fire not to mention a
threatened water famine. hurried to the
intake and there learned from tho man in
charge that Water Commissioner Taylor
had turned the big water wheel complete
~ around, thereby shutting of the flow
ter was again turned into the city pipes
and orders were left to place locks on all
OF the valves controlling the inflow of
water to the reservoir.
cals. it appears that Mr. Taylor was act
Ing in good faith He had attempted to
divert a sufficient quantity Of water from
the city pipes to keep the pipe from over
flowing and unintentionally cut off the en-
tire supply a leak in the water main led
the commissioner to believe that the pipe
was overfiowing but this is not the case.
Us the water does not more than half fill
the pipe at the intake.
The leak IN the pipeline cannot be
mended and the intake cleaned OF sedi-
ment until the new pipeline Is connected
at Cold Water canyon. The new line Is
completed. but as It will take forty eight
hours to make the connection the city
officials do not dare to attempt to do so
until there is greater supply OF water
in the two reservoirs.
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SOUTHWORTH SEEKS
CHANGE Of VENUE
Slayer of Hanks Said to Believe
That Ogden Judge Is
Prejudiced.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. Aug. 20.-Although a number
Of kilograms have passed between the rel
atlves Of z. L. ('Ned') Hanks. who was
shot to death over a week ago at Glen
no definite directions to what disposi-
ton is 10 be made Of the body have been
received by the undertaken. II Is appar-
ent that the other relatives OF the dead
man are waiting for the widow. who
lives In New Jersey, to assume the re-
sponsibility for shipping the body. but
from letters written to Sheriff Harrison
she Is unable financially to have the body
brought back east Undertaken Larkin
said this afternoon that he Is holding the
body and expects 10 get some definite
word from brother-in-law Of the dead
man tomorrow.
Henry Southworth. agninst whom a
charge Of murder In the first degree has
been filed by County Attorney David Jen-
son spent Sunday In his cell at the county
jail conversing with number OF visit
ors from his homo town, Pennington He
has TO a lnrge extent recovered from the
nervousness which followed the killing OF
Hanks. whom he believed had brokep up
his homo.
The preliminary hearing. which has
been set for next Thursday. may not be
ney @ ies Geo1se eu0ff Maiverson " ufS soSthworths
counsel, says that he Will ask for a
change OF venue 10 the next nearest JUS
tice Of the peace. which probably will
cause the case to be hoard before the
stood that the motion for a change OF
venue will be based on the alleged prGu-
dice OF Judge Murphy against the cause
OF the defendant
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LITTLE GIRL is LOST.
Spends Night away
From Her Parents.
cnec{a, 20 The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune,
OGDEN, Aug. 20,-Flora Wayinenl,,
aged years daughter OF Bishop and
Mrs.. Joseph Wayment. came near being
sent TO the Crittenton home today Late
SATURDAY afternoon the babys grand
mother. Mrs. Wayment. had started TO
take the little one 10 her home IN Fam
CITY. Flora entered strenuous obJectlons
after being separated from her parents
and the grandmother told her, her to n,hrn run
her mother was shopping. The little girl
started TO obey orders, but became con-
fused and was lost in the crowd
The grandmother thought that she was
all right and went on n to her nomei lanes rne
Jnarn AT about o'clock last evening and
% the police stStion tat atTom whsFe the The
Xiii Was thought to have been deserted
and would have been sent mt 70 3otbsr the hSme tea
this afternoon. had not , Inc tuenu' non,, todov
~ ask how the little one was getting
along The answer came back that sns
s,,os not there and hurried search found
her at the police station
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Fraternal Union of America.

The meeting of Evergreen lodge No.
l51 held on Monday last was full Of bust
ness and very interesting, The meeting
WAS well attended, and arrangements were
completed for the big anniversary Cele-
bration next month. Arrangements were
all made for a monster benefit card party
for Mrs. Waterhouse and her seven chill
dren. This party Will be supported by the
Fraternal Union Of America, The Wood
men OF the World and the Brickmesons
union. and the date will be announced
later Sister Bruette was reported sick
with typhoid fever at her home. Sos West
Second North street Sister Woodburn
Is still on the sick list. but is improving.
The committee on the annual anniver-
sary will meet at the residence Of F, M
w D, Crowton, S24 West Third North
on Wednesday evening next Our lodge
will meet again Monday next. We
hope TO see another good turnout OF mem
bership. Another application for mem
bership was presented at our last meet
ing, and We were favored with three Wis
itors from Boulder, Colo. DR.. Carter and
his daughter, who will soon onroll with
u.s. and Sister Martin.
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Fraternal Aid.

On Tuesday evening at s o'clock
prompt the members of Salt Lake coun-
ell No SAL, Fraternal Aid association.
will hold their regular meeting In K- OF
p hall. Linden hotel, A special pro-
gramme has been arranged for the even
ing consisting OF pianofortes SOLOS. songs
bcrs have had the initiation robe" on.
the remainder OF the evening will be
spent In merry making. Refreshments
Will be served, followed by dance. ac-
companied by our own orchestra. Each
member is specially invited and back
sliders are urged 10 attend and sec what
q good time we have every week, If
YOU have prospective members bring
them along and boost for 800.
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Laborers in Trouble.
Nj TO The Tribune.

|.4 10 iDc Tribune.
AXE CITY, Aug, 20,--As a result Of
nltmpl TO drive two brothers. John
~ and John Markkila, out OF town
these two men and fifteen others.
fulanders. are locked in the city
palght. II is alleged that the fif-
zen. whose names are John Wesh,
saroml Lee sunni, Alex Kesk. Ell
JESUS. Aryic Ajocurt. Anton Ok
e, fSlmn Roadk, Eli Klamala, KEGS
Raolar. john Walkana. Anscl Maka,
perenn. Dick Beckinat and Mat
on, went to the boarding house
5Nlps two brothers were staying and
mem that they had knowledge Of
Il eav'ng "scabbed" at some time and
! laey would have 10 leave town. This.
Nd. the brothers agreed to do. and
The depot ready to take the
hls afternoon. Their alleged pur-
~ we're ht the depot, however, and
- 10 think that II would be more
~ % have the men walk out Of town,
cured out with them, but by this
aarsnall Evans and Patrolman
y were after them. The officers mot
INC zinc plant and took them
Ia "a Guy jail. The men at first OBJ
~ 70 going to jail saying that they
Wk matters over with the Of
H." uielr union hall, but their OBJ
6ss were overrulcd and they were
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noHEYVIllE IN LINE.

~ 10 The Tribune.
4 faA ms.',A CITY, Aug. 20.-At n re-
r,y.i.suns OF the town board Of tho
.ssorporsted town Of Honeyvilic.
er, ,u decided To call an election for
,Iiic Iiiv"se vye OF voting waterworks and
kal a,snt bonds for that town. The
\ I,.v.'on Will be held on Wednes
D. susl sso 80. The citizens will vote
- slSnn1st the salo of $4,000 bonds.
hen ,'oh h carries In favor of bond
3 va va, ,ne board Will install first
mi in,i works system. and with the
D viii aIier the system is Installed
him install an electric lighting dis
W IN. aystem, They will then pur-
y nne.. necessary electric energy from
lbp ,e company with which to sup
" eo@n with power and light.
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I, o. o. F.

night number OF waiting candidates
received the first degree. Tonight the
degree staff Will confer the second de-
gree. There are several applications to
be acted on. and as soon as the hot
weather abaies we expect a busy time,
All Rebeknhs are invited to Join the
Past Noble Grands club at Saltair
Thursday. August ~. for an outing and
picnic lunch. SECRETARY.
The Naomi Past Noble Grand club and
all members Of the Rebekah order VIII
20 to Saltair Tuesday. August %. 1911,
on the 330 train, Supper served at 4
p. m.
Last Friday night Salt Lake lodge No
. put OF. the second degree, and while the
weather was warm and many members OF
the team absent. the work was done cred
itably Several visitors were present. and
there were some Sood talks under the
''C;ood of the Order" Next week. third
degree,
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WILL PLEASE CHILDREN.
PIayaround Equipment at Liberty Park
is Now Being Installed

Special to The Tribune'
OGDEN, Aug. 2o.-Apparatus for
nuIIic playground for the children OF the
city win be placed In position at ktD,
80 90 :, ,rp hoard of park commissioners and
81 81 .He Van der der schuit, the park supervisor;
= norton Of the park will be fenced IN IN
With six-foot woven wire fence, ana ani,
~ swInrs and other paraphernala VIII
hc INSTALLED In the reserve. The appar
,tus w has been purchased at n cost OF
$1,000. About three days will be taken !. e,
norfnct the playground and fence 1t IN.
" ~ ~ ncu, narl< owned by the city at
~ ThG neM neint pA Street and Monroe avenue
ali, rcmain unimproved temporarily WITH
the &c exception CT a football and naseDa,l enca
WI : veor the park commissioners hope
~ nhtajn an appropriation from the city
TO- beauty the new park and convert M !,
into large public playground tor inc
children Of the city
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MOTHER PIONEER
CROSSES DIVIDE
r,,l 10 The Tribune

k.,l 10 The Tribune.
Rovo. Aug. 20.-Leaving 1876 living
sndants, Peter Madsen Of IakcvieW
\ Ills afternoon at his home after at
E1g The age OF 81 years He is sur
n BY three wives. Minnie. Caroline
/ Lena; 26 children. 9s grandchildren
fli gIeat-erandchildren.
\, N3dsen was born in Denmark, April
El He entered the Danish army. and
ts age OF % served In u campaign,
p. he served in the war between Den
h and Germany which occurred In
4 he came 10 Utah In 1853 and set
u Lakeyiew the following year and
iesldfd ell that place
y Madsen was acknowledged TO be
btst authority on fish culture in the
and his opinion on all matters rela-
70 this industry was always In de-
y lie was the father OF Deputy Game
f.en Brig Msdscn.
Ir funclal Will be held Wednesday at
;rpss from the stake tabernacle.
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News Of lntermountain REGION
[|llDNEV PREPARE
/ FOR BIG OUTING
|,rdsy Will Be Day of Mer-
ineut and Felicitation at
Brigham City.
The Tribune,

t.I 10 Inc ilibS
smnAM q CITY. aug. ao.-Loeal Local Nod Mod :
gsadraen sn OF America are busy these
~ making preparationS ioL en.e
~ tne when the Ogden camp No.
1pts},s oM their annual outing in this
w nyI nyTcdnesday everything VIII be
,s!h.ne y for handling the many
|Ihpsnspr the Junction City. Re-
etfs n that city state that they wiii
" iIo'an andgbam city 500 strong, the
loIc 70 irain being scheduled TO ar
ecu, 10 o'clock With the lodge
SMS Salt Lake, Logan. Corinne.
eem n,. Garland and Tremonton There
9li1grr,htedly bs In the neighborhood
Sundred people IN the city on
9ssin si. The official programme OF
o. & Sas not yet been completed, but
eg ,Ss S attractions will be a base
hetween Dad Gimlin's team
gr' and the Brigham City nine.
Hste,y before the ball game the
F;rr field events will be pulled OIL;
So-yard dash. winners prize
q ',onnted BY Golden Rule company,
n rSo.yard dash, prize kodak by Holt
|.,tY company. ~ z,, -.
~ Rule company.
men IdlNs IN N-'N ~
4 cnnry & Meat company.
A S msns race prize umbrella by Fish
4 4 Sons. ST. 49,,
nv Larsen e Jensen.
'rv,sd won,en's race, prize pair baby
= NV S william Horsley & Sons. :.
mining broad jump. prize ball
~ rhYlstensen & knudson.
III hon, skip and jump, prize stick
X Hanson Mercantile company.
t,s's running broad jump, prize pair
4 tultons by Hanson Mercantile COM
? 'asg' nsJ driving contest. prize pail
|SM ny Matthias Brothers GROCERY.
"a Of war, prize light refreshments by
y dealers.
E,cAIng creased pig, prize keep the
n Brigham City Military band will
n attendance during The day TO fur
4 music for all occasions. The pro-
SEC outlined will keep the visitors
b al day.
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BIG FIRE is RAGING
NEAR BLACK MOUNTAIN

A timber Are OF big dimensions was
raging this morning at J O'Clock In the
mountains about one mile north Of Fort
Douglas between SLACK mountain and
Drv canyon The trend or the big blaze
is north OF the military rcserv ton. This
is the first timber fire which has orig,
mated this year In the mountains east
and north of Salt Lake. and II Is feared
that considerable damage may be done
the city's water shed In case tho blaze
continues northwnrd, and il II Is not
brought under speedy control.
The cause OF the blaze Is unknowV and
I, WAS not noticed at Fort Douglas until
2.30 o'clock this morning
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GOMPERS DELIVERS
ADDRESS AT DENVER

combinations OF capital throughout the
country are endcavoring to defeat the
purpose OF organized labor through cost
the treasures OF the trades union bodies.
is The opinion of Samuel Gompers, presi-
dent OF the American Federation OF La
bor expressed In an address 10 the traces
union people OF Denver this afternoon, lie
said he was confident that the effort VIII
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Mrs. Bullock at Rest.


~ 70 The Tribune.
~ ~ ~ Aug. 20.-The funeral Of Mrs.
4 nulocE was held this afternoon
sne stake- tabernacle and friends
NJ parts OF the county and Salt
SuiIaiy Hiay were In attendance. crowding
sSsloing 10 the utmost
M rouiton In an address reviewed
=, aho works OF the decedent and
.ss,sn from Senator Smoot was read
N MS sympathy for the bereaved
p 'peakcrs AT the funeral were Jo-
n y rhesier: president OF the stake;
" ! y. TAYLOR, F. F, Jones and
|ts srimhnll Music was rendered
warden City uuartette.
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RIGID EXAMINATION
OF MARINE RECRUITS

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2o.-A system
providing a more stringent examination
Of recruits has been adopted by. the
United states marine corps; Applicanls
no longer will be enlisted by recruiting
nrficors but will be professionally accept
ed and sent TO the recruiting stations
for physical examination.
THE recruiting stations have been es-
c.. Mare Island, Cal. and Bremerton.
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Hurt Stealing Ride.

q. r. Murphy, while stealing n ride ON
a Denver & Rio Grande train this morn
ing at 2:i5 o'clock. sustained broken
left leg near the corner OF Fourth West
and Second South streets He was about
to leave the train whom he was struck
by a switch upright. lie was removed TO
the emergency hospital at the police stn-
lion aua later To ST. MARKS hOsydtal
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Danish Brotherhood.

The Appollo lodge will hold It's regular
meeting next Friday evening at o'clock
In the lodge room In the l. o, o. r. build
ing. The amusement committee Is eX-
pected to make their report: Something
Is being planned which will be OF in
tcrest 10 all the members. Besides the
routine business. one new candidate Will
he Initiated.
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oeath Pursues Family.

,p,". The Tribune.
t<rl,, a,g. 2o,-Aftnr a short illness
!. feoh1itls John Shelton. 56 years
I'm n'%poyed %yed as pump man by the
Esa aritic Railroad company nj
|Al an, died al the Dee Memorial
iAinncdy tntS morning, The body
bn H. 10 Wells for burial this af-
sSndertaEers Heaton az Kirk
5sse Iaughter of the deceased. Mrs.
vrsuaa a'ed at the hospital In Ogden
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MaccabeeS.

Lillian Hollstcr hive No. l5. Ladies
Thursday evenln~ VA Aur,,st "a a, Pa,S ibS
home OF Mrs Becker. 12i South Tenth
West. TO which all Ladies OF the Macca-
bees and friends are invited. Take Jor
dan Bridge car.
The Ladies OF Liberty Hive No. and
their friends Will be entertained Thurs
day afternoon, August "a. from to .
o'clock by Lady Boynton. 2l0 East Third
South street All Lady Maccabces and
their friends are cordially invited.
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Sarah Wear obsequies.

speclaI to The Tribune
HCnr% Anr. ao.--Impressive funeral
or,.jccs over tho body OF Mrs Saral
wear SSts ' we're held at tho First Bap,ihse Sa ,he
church this afternoon at oSioes stor by The rbe
,aassis NJ the C A. H., OF which organ,
iZation the deceased was an honorsn
member, attended the services RI raye IN BUR- BUR-
a,o an - In the Mountain View cemetery
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Foresters of America,

Court Salt Lake No. I held their reGu-
lar meeting last Tuesday evening in the
Eagles hall There was a good attend
ance and several matters Of business
were attended to- At the close OF the
meeting cards and cigars were enjoyed
by all. The next meeting OF Court Salt
Lake No will be held September o.
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Royal Neigh bors.

Utah castle No, 33s met in regular
session. all officers present. IL WAS de-
cided 10 accept the invitation CT Fair
LADY Wallace 10 hold a lawn fete at her
home. 46 South West Temple street. next
Tuesday Fair Ladies' Opgar, Schidler,
olsen and Mrs. Gardiner. with ClanBman
watts, were appointed to act in con-
junction with Fair Lady Wallace In ar
Tancing the fete Ali Highlanders and
their friends are invited. Regular ses-
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T.. A. r r II

Members Of the Ladies' Auxiliary to
the b. of r. Il. are invited to join Og-
den lodge in an outing at the Hermitage
August 20. Transportation Is secured
over the Short Line, The visitors will
take the train at s a. m. Phone the
secretary for particulars, At the rcgu-
lar meeting Friday Sister Ida Martin
transferred from Sheridan. Wyo., to Wa
satch Sisters No, 2iS. meeting Will be
held at the home OF Sister Patterson
Wednesday to discuss convention busi-
ness. a full attendance is desired.
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Womau's Relief Corps,

Maxwell Womnn's Relief Corps will en-
tertain at a card social at tho home OF
Mrs. Bowring, 6iS South Sixth East
street Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Bow
ring will be assisted by the Mesdnmes
Brooks, Brandt. Bert. Burns, parrah.
Coad and McNaughton. All corps and
friends invited.
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Gillies Banqueted,

6or." The Tribune.
h NM aug 2o.-A. d. t;iliies Of Eu-
-. Va, arrived yesterday at Provo to
Fanr bv Elxcn Scn a pleasant surprise last
iosusl a.. ullies was The guest OF honor at
I'd w,,,a AZ the Lamar and was pre-
ahs S, III. silver loving cup by tho
sar 'i'a whom he had served In the
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G., A. r.

James Il. Mexican w. K. c, members
are requested 10 attend the funeral SER
vices OF William Chatterton Tuesday at
y. IN. at S4l West North Temple street
James Ii. Mckeap w IL. c. will hold
it's regular meeting on Wednesday Aug
ust %, All members are requested to
attend this Arst meeting after vacation.
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o6SEQUIES BY SIGNS.

UhefaT SeTVIceb TOT Child OF WUtes
Translated Into Language OF Hands.
Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, Aug. 20.-Funeral services for
little William Postma, the nine mon TIL
old child Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Postma
were held at the Fifth ward meeting
house this afternoon at o'clock. Bishop
II. c. Hacobs had charge Of the serv-
Ices. For the parents OF the child, both
translated to them In the sign language
by Professor F. NJ. briggs. superintend- :
ent Of the state school for the deaf
and blind Solos were sung by Mrs, TIL
lie Hancock Poulter and Mrs. Mary Far
ley. Burial was In the City cemetery.
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Yeonnen,

Homestead No, 1892. Brotherhood Of
American Yeomen. will have an outing at
The lady archers will provide a light
lunch which will be served about Z
o'clock.
Brother Carlson's little daughter is very
much improved The Yeomen we're on
hand to offer assistance to the family as
soon as the case became known.
Brother Linsey Lake OF Phillipsburg
Kan. Is in the city visiting his sister
Mrs. Bert Cochran OF Poplar Grove.
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J,adiss, Auyiliai.y.

Ladies' auxiliary TO the Brotherhood of
Locomotive Engineers will give their an
August 2S All engineers and families
arc Invited. Individual lunches.