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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-30
Fraternal Union of America.

The regular meeting OF Evergreen lodge
No. Isl, held Monday evening last. was
one OF the most successful of the order
ever held in the intermountain country.
Supreme President f, F. Roose OF Den
ver who was present. expressed himself
as gratlfied with all that was done. Spe-
cIal reference WAS made to the work of
the crack degree team, Flfty-two candi
dates were initiated as a class. The Sc
cret work OF the order being given by the
supreme president, who afterwards made
a brief speech in which he reviewed the
aims and objects OF the order and its
marvellous growth in the past two years.
Following the initiatory ceremonies the
officers were duly installed by President
Roose.
At the meeting nine past fratcrnal mas
rers and ten members of the roll OF hon
or were present as follows. Past Frater-
nal Masters A. w. ChveralI OF Ogden.
II. F.. Rawlings. Edward Gaby. John
James. S. Chnlker- 4. n. T. Orlob. Robert
Johnson. James Stirling and Albert GILL
The members OF the roll OF honor present
S. Chalker jeanette Chalkcr Mary Frees,
W. D. Crowton. Angie Crowton. Rudger
c. Wiley Birdie NJ. Wiley and Ada Ave-
son. Representatives were also present
from California. Wyoming, Colorado and
Nebraska. The beautiful past rraternal
masters badge was then presented 10 the
retiring officer, r. +. Aveson the presen-
tation speech being delivered by Brother
II. l.. Rawlings. After the installation OF
officers 200 members adjourned TO the
banquet room for the closing event OF
the day. The lodge Will meet again on
February l3.
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Fraternal Brotherhood.

Sego Lily lodge No 252 held public
installation OF officers last Thursday
night which was we'll attended, The
floor work of the drill team was admired
by all and the seating of the officers.
first the old. then the supreme. and last
ly the newly-elected ones. was per-
formed
The installing officer was State Man
ager Vivian Whitehead. who. with the
aid OF the members and officers. per-
formed this ceremony with proper solem
nifty.
Brother Wright. the newly elected
president. made interesting remarks
anent the growth and popularity of Sego
Lily lodge,
Brother Funk made the address of well
come. Brothers Arthur and Cyrus Cat
trel made interesting talks. while Broth
er Whitehead took for his remarks The
Fraternal brotherhood and Its Work.
The evening closed with dancing.
Utah lodge No, 365 at its last meeting
initiated a class OF candidates and the
members showed n great deal of enthu
siasm. I'omising to bring in many more
In the next few months for the purpose
of winning a trip to California. The
drill team will organize and the boys say
they are going to have team as well as
tlie girls.
Under new business" the new officers
were Installed. Brother Vivian White
head officiating. while the drill team.
consisting OF twelve young women with
Sister Rothwel. the captain added beau
~ 10 this impressive ceremony by the
excellent work,
There was large attendance. Feb
ruary % WAS set as the date for the
performance Of ''The Box OF Monkeys"
and the next social
Park City lodge No 3l5 had as guests
last Friday evening Borther and Sister
Whitehead. who were invited TO witness
the installation. The ceremony was per-
formed by Sister Fnrnette and the drill
team. though only just formed, under the
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Maccabees.

Banner hive No. IL. l.. o. T. NJ, held
special services last Tuesday, and Tues
day, January 81. the following ladies Will
entertain at cards at |, Q. Q. +. hall;
Ladies Livingston. Lefevor, Patterson.
Lawrence. Sasse. Mclaughlin, Saunders
and Rowe. All Maccabbee ladies and
friends are invited.
Salt Lake City hive No. will have reg
ular review next Wednesday evening at
l. O. o. f. hall and all members are
urged TO be present. The new lady COM
mander will be pleased to meet all mem
bers
Utonian tent No. IL held regular re-
view Wednesday evening last. Resolu-
tions OF sympathy and coincidence for the
widow and family of the late Sir Knight
Thomas Deadly were adopted and ordered
spread upon the minutes. A committee
was appointed to formulate A campaign
for new members and report at next er-
View Wednesday evening next the tent
will hold a dance at Odd Fellows hall.
to which all members and friends are cor
daily invited.
Liberty. Hive No. @ L. O. T. NJ, will
hold regular review Thursday afternoon.
February 2. at 2:30 o'clock in the pew
X OF P, hall, 161 Second East Every
member Is urged to be present for busl :
ness of importance. Maccabees are well
come.
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lNCURABLE CASE
(DROPs CRUTCHEs.

Authorities declare kidney disease in
durable after the sixth month. This was
the situation up to the working out OF
the new cmollient treatment-the only
thing known that dares claim In print
TO cure chronic kidney disease,
Every case presented has been declared
ineurable by physicians and In some cases
four to six have Joined in the fatal dag
nosis.
Case OF w r. Marquis. business man
in Barlow. Fln.-To show how serious his
case of Kidney disease was Will say that
three physicians In the Sanitarlum In
Memphis where he went for treatment.
gave the case up and advised him TO go
home. On his return he heard OF the new
cmojlIent treatment. Patient was so low
that the extreme symptoms were In evil
dence The fourth week the patient be-
gan to mend and the fourth month he
was walking over town without crutches
All known treatment had failed in this
case as In others.
Fulton's Renal Compound. the first sue
cessfu treatment for chronic kidney dis
ease, can only be had in your city Of
our authorized agents, SCARAMM- :
JOHNSON, DRUGS, FIVE STORES.
We desire to hear from and advise with
those not recovering.
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Danish Rrntlerhnnd.

Apollo lodge met last Friday evening:
with the new officers in charge. in prob
ably the best meeting ever held by the
their efficiency in dispensing with the
business, as also In giving their charges
in the degree work. One candidate. Jo-
seph c.. Winkler. was Initiated. After
the close OF lodge the members were Civ
en- little surprise by Carl Mebus. who
had provided refreshments. With these
and a sociable good time the remainder
OF the evening was spent The next reg
lIIar meeting will he held Friday. Feb
ruarv TO- and all members are requested
10 be present to witness something OF VI
tai interest TO the lodge. Besides, there
will be initiation. Lodge will close early
TO permit the members to enjoy a pro-
gramme and social A special meeting
OF the officers has been called for Fri
day, February s. at the home Of the vice
president Christian Petersen, 166 West
Seventh South. Take the Poplar Grove
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INDEPENDENT LIGHT PLANT
FRANCHISE TO COME UP
Promoter of Rival to Utah Light Says
Better Service VIII BE Given
Cheaper,
Special to The Tribune.

opeCldl 10 Inc Tribune.
OGDEN, Jan. eff the law and license
committees of the city council complete
their report on the granting OF fran
chise 10 five leading business men of
Ogden for the operation OF an independ-
cnt power plant. the ordinance creating
the franchise will be taken up for its
third and final reading at the regular
session tomorrow night.
II became necessary for the city to
employ special legal counsel to advise
with the committees when IL became
known that City Attorney James Devine
was representing the special interests OF
the Utah Light Railway company in
Ogden. Mr.. Gideon has the proposed or
dinance in his possession. and will go over
IL carefully before recommending its
adoption.
AS soon as the franchise IS granted,
steps will be taken towards the imme-
date construction OF the power plant
the ordinance requires that work shall
begin by May |. Just where the plant
Will be built and whether IL will be oper-
atcd by steam or water power have not
been decided.
John :. Lewis one OF the builders OF
the proposed independent lighting plant
said this afternoon that he and his asso
ciates are waiting for the passage OF the
ordinance before completing the organi-
cation Of the company and determining
the kind OF plant 10 build.
''We expect 10 furnish the city a light
ing system with 40 per cent greater eff
cheney than that now provided. and at a
10 per cent reduction in the cost of
lights, said Lewis.
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7 O. q. F

The degree staff of Jordan lodge No.
last Monday night conferred its second
degree before a crowded house, Tonight
the lodge will be honored by visit from
Utah lodge No. /. AS a compliment II
will confer the third degree.
Salt Lake lodge No. 2. !. o. o. r.,
finished a class of fve with the third
degree last Friday night. and all the
novices expressed themselves as pleased
with the work as far as they have gone.
Under good OF the order numerous
talks were made and on the whole 1t
was an enjoyable evening. Most OF the
No. boys will visit the open meeting
OF Oquirrh encampment next Tuesday
the patriarchs
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BURLINGTON'S BIG HORN
BRANCH ALMOST READY

THERMOPOLIS. wyo,. Jan 2s-The
task OF laying steel through the Big Horn
canyon on the Burlington's extension
from Thermopolis into southern wyoming
has Just been finished and trains will be
In operation over the line about Febru-
AIRY Is, at which time 1t is expected the
last remaining bridge will be completed.
These trains Will be run is far south
as Boysen, small town at the southern
end OF the canyon, whereas the present
terminus Of the line Is Thermopolis.
According 10 the engineers. no further
work OF track laying will be done until
next spring, when IT will be resumed be-
tween Boysen and Powder river, where
the Burlington will connect with the Chi
cago & Northwestern and the transconti-
mental line which will extend from. the
gulf to the north Pacific coast VIII be
com Dle ted.
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BOUNT|FUL YOUTH
FALLS To HIS DEATH
Freight Train Runs Over Boy
Beating His Way to
Denver.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
BOUNTIFUL, Jan. 29.-Roy Devine. 10
years old. of Bountiful. fell from freight
train at Satanka. Wyo,, while on his way
to Denver and was instantly killed.
Devine. with his twin brother, Ralph
Devine. was on his way to Denver where
the two boys hoped TO find work. While
boarding a freight train at Satanka., just
east Of Laramie, at 10 o'clock this morn
ing, Roy Devine lost hold and fell be-
meath the wheels. His body was cut in
two.
When his brother fell. Ralph Devine
leaped from the train and signalled the
conductor. who stopped Coroner Fitch
OF Evanston took charge of the body.
The boys left their home here. Friday,
against the wishes OF their parents, who
tried to induce them 10 remain at home.
Their father Daniel Devine, is section
foreman of the Salt Lake & Ogden rail-
road. Their mother is an invalid
Devine went to Laramie as soon as he
learned OF the accident.
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Secret and Fraternal Societies

guidance of Sister Swetfield, a banquet
was served.
Tooele lodge No. 7s5. and Garfield No.
$50 are trying to outdo each other in the
way OF giving dances and In growth.
Garfield's dance last week was a success
and Tooelc members are determined TO
have one which shall outdo Garfield,
on and next Tuesday there Is TO be a
class of candidates, and large atten-
dance Is desired TO assist the officers.
Murray lodge No 746 met In regular
session last Saturday evening and en-
joyed A pleasant and interesting meet
Ing. The members have determined that
the good OF the order shall be made a
special feature and that there shall al
ways he something doing under that
head. Mrs. Or. McHugh and Mrs. Rob-
bins gave a much appreciated violin and
tanofortc duet: Brother Harry Arouckle.
one of his clever monoloGues, and then
the committee started games and later
served refreshments.
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NAME bALL||V HEAD
Of CACHE STAKE
Bulge and Quincy Are Sc
lected for First and Sec
ond COunseIors.
Special to The Tribune.

oPccidl W L pS TlDCnes
LOGAN, Jan. 29.-At the quarterly con-
ference of the Cache stake. held here
today. reorganization of the stake was
eHected. with Serge +. Rallin as presi-
oent, Oliver II. Bulge and Joseph Quin-
ney, Jr.. as first and second counselors.
respectively.
A large priesthood meeting was held
mere yesterday and a ballot taken on can
didates for the presidency. Today, In in
sta!l1ng the new presidency, Apostle Fran
cis M LYMAN gave the information that
yesterdays vote showed seventy-two can
didates for president Of the stake. When
he placed the names of the successful
candidates before the conference today
there were three or four prsons who raised
their hands In opposition. but they were
ignored.
The conference was remarkable for the
large attendance. In addition to Apostle
Lyman were present Apostles Orson r.
Whitney and Charles W. Penrose. Bishop
Charles W. Nibley and President G. II.
Hart. All spoke. their theme being the
duty OF the people TO accept Ballin,
against whom prejudice has been shown
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EDEN MAY ERECT
\. M. c. A. BUILDING
Field Secretary Visits
City in Interest of Organ
ization of Body.

.~;ai TO The Tribune.
~rnEN Jan. 29.-FTed Shipp, general
"A eacretary of the Young Mems Chris
i Association of North America, was
! osdsn today on his way to Salt Lake
cn Reno.
U,hT. here shipp met with leading
mems to discuss plans for the erec-
a maY. NJ. C. A. building at Ogden
4 70 organize branch of the asso-
sticn.
Dr z. P. Mills. Mayor William Glas-
mi Apostle D. o. Mckay. X. 3. Lewis
.-ne 100 prominent members Of the
'r-son church and 100 members Of 9TH
( rsiigious organizations from Ogden to
'<rbsr al the International board to ar
ne for the organization Of an Ogden
'<Sch of the society at an early date.
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ed by Clansman Nelson Of Ogden castle
as worthy evansel,. and Fair Lady, Watts
as guide. Under good OF the fraternity,
Secretary w, a. Wallace had an inter-
esting paper on Fraternity" The Wis
itors expressed their pleasure at being
present and interest In the work as done
by the long-form team and thanked
Utah castle for the courtesy shown and
extended a hearty invitation to visit Og-
den castle. which was accepted. At the
served and the visitors departed. wish
ing all pleasant good night and pros
porous term for the new officers. There
Visiting Highlanders are invited to at
tend.
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College Course at Night.

Special to The Tribune.
SALMON CITY. Ida. Jan. 29.-Prof.
R. r. Alexander, principal OF the Sal
mon City schools, has perfected plan
for starting a night school in this town
for the benefit OF those who are unable
to attend college The instructors and
the branches they Will teach are as fol-
lows: G. II, Padgham, stenographer; A.
G, Cherry, commercial law and bookkeep
ing: w. w. Simmonds. penmanship; r.
r. Alexander, commercial arithmetic;
and ". II, O'Brien and B. c. dEasum
will deliver a series of lectures on po-
litical economy and sociology.
John Angle and family arrived last
week from their home near the Rescue
mine. at Gilmore. There was a bad
snowslide. which passed close TO their
cabin and filled the gulch for 700 feet
with debris of all kinds. Angle was COM
PEELED to draw his family out on a sled
for several miles, through snow waist
deep.
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G.. A. r..

Maxwell corps will hold its regular
meeting In l. o. O. +. hall Wednesday
afternoon al 2;30 o'clock, Visiting mem
bcrs are welcome.
The ladies OF the James b. Mexican
w. r. &. will be entertained by Mrs.
Meyer at hor home, 60 Fourth avenue,
Thursday afternoon. February > Mrs.
Meyer Will be assisted by Mcsdames Car
ter. Hines, Stewart. Lawrence Goebcl
and Dodge All allied organiZati tions and
friends arc cordially Invited,
Reynolds circle No. !. Ladies OF the
G, A. r., will give Il card social at the
home OF Mrs. Jones. 33 Vine street
Thursday evening. February =, Take Cen
ter street car get off half way between
First and Second North and go west to
Vine street, All Circle ladies. comrades
and friends are invited.
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No Decision on Site.
,ecial 10 The Tribune,

Special 10 TIC IrIUuHc'
OGDEN. Jan 29.-No decision has
becn reached by the Weber club regard
ing the location of the club house. OBJ
lection Oh the part of some OF the mem
bers arose relative to the site on TWen :
though the excavations for the building
have been completed and the foundation
is ready to lay 1t Is apparent that a
majority Of tho club membership rs His-
more central site can be obtained the
building Will be erected nearer the center
of the business district The committee
places i'm view which will be submitted
IN the club at meeting February l6-
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Royal Highlanders.

The evening spent at Utah castle last
Monday was one of the pleasantest In
Highlander history Eleven members of
Ogden castle we're the guests OF The
local castle. The meeting was called
To order at Sis p. NJ. and the roll was
called. Every officer and guard was
present. also n large number Of mem
bers. Minutes were read and approved
A communication from CIansman Walden
was read and placed on file, Initiation
followed and the teams taking part In the
long form work are to be congratulated
on the manner In which II was done,
CIansman Caffal made an Ideal candidate.
courteous and attentive. Al the close of
this work Derhtv N Hubbard installed
the officers for the coming term. assist
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Improved order of Red Men.

Washakle Tribe No. sindled It's coun-
ell fire last Monday night. Several ap-
plications for adoption were referred to
the proper committees for action. There
was much talk along lines looking to
the extension of the membership and
for the Advancement Of the order In a
social way. and II seems certain that the
Red Men will have a boom this term.
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ROAD To RESUME
TRAFFIC TODAY
Cheering Information Comes in
Wire Direct From Scene
of Trouble.

The Salt Lake Route will be open for
traffic today.
This was the information contained in
a dispatch which reached Salt Lake
City Sunday afternoon from the scene OF
the trouble which has interrupted traffic
for three or four days.
The trouble occurred west OF Caliente.
where waters damaged the track in a
number OF places. Plenty OF material
was close at hand and with the men
and teams working on the new high line
but short time before the track was
again in condition for travel.
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ee,rcHLow OUT OF DANGER.
>tIves Believe He Injected Mercury
into Arm Without Aid.
10 Tie Tribune.


0GpEN. Jan. o9.-Joseph Crltchlow,
|lsr attempting 10 kill himself last
"a was taken To the Dee Memorial
,<pItuI where II was found early this
6rning that his condition was not seri
ID Restoratives were administered
"A ibis afternoon IL was announced that
would be taken Immediately to his
|n7e. 3i20 Grant avenue, as he was out
Danger.
Crifchlow told the police that he had
]ecfed bIchloride of mercury in his arm
In the assistance OF a drug fiend with
10m he had become acquainted while
wing as day desk sergeant at the po-
y station a year ago. AT that time
b drug fjend was a prisoner,
Members OF Critchlow's family are In
|ned 10 discredit this story. and believe
<l be took the poison unaided. No rea-
nj has been assigned by Critchlow for
} rash act. but dependency. which fol-
wed An unsuccessful effort TO obtain
urk. Is attributed as the cause.
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PREPARE FOR FRUIT GROWERS.
Rooms VIII Be Provided Free for the
Visitors at Brigham City.

SpeCIaI 10 Tie ITIDule.
BRIGHAM CITY, Jan. 29.-President
Moroni Mortensen OF the Utah State
Horticultural society was in Brigham
City yesterday completing arrangements
for the approaching convention Of the
fruit growers of the state which Will
convene in its sixth annual meeting here
on February Is. Local affairs OF the
convention are in the hands OF the Box
Elder Commercial club and members of
the Brigham City Fruit Growers asso-
citation.
The meetings Of the convention will be
held In the Second ward meeting house.
A committee has solicited the town and
has provided rooms and board for prac-
tically 400 persons. all OF which Will be
free to the visitors. Special entertain
TO entertain the visitors on the first
night OF the convention, Rates have
been provided by the railroads.
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Mrs. Holt at Rest.
scisl 10 Tho TRIBUNE.

'|-cihi 10 inc Tribune.
OGDEN, Jan. 29.--Friends and relatives
'ccompanied the body Of Mrs Emmcline
1olt, wife OF +. J. Holt. Oregon Short
.ine yardmaster at Cache Junction, to
'Buen. this morning. where funeral serv-
rs were conducted in Llndquists chapel,
/ ne services were in charge OF the Rev
@ftnur Z. Wittenberg OF the Logan Pres
'fefian church. who accompanied the
'1nerai train TO Ogden. Solos were sung
q MISS Alta NJ. Tucker and James II
*areli. Burial was at the Ogden CITY
tmetery.
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AGED WOMAN DRUNK.
Mendicant Who Pleaded Starvation Il
Extenuation OF Theft Is Rearrested.

Special 70 The TriDune.
OGDEN Jan. $50 badly intoxicated
that she had 10 be carried to the police
station Mrs. Anna Brown. the gray
haired woman given a hearing in police
court yesterday morning on a charge Of
mendicancy. was taken in charge by De
tcctive George Wardlaw on Washington
avenue near Twenty fifth street. this
morning. The woman was placed In the
same ward she occupied yesterday.
At her trial yesterday morning she told
the court that she had been begging on
the streets. but had TO do so TO ward off
starvation. Her story was doubted at
the time. but the court suspended 1udG-
ment until a further investigation could
be made The woman was released on
her own recognizance. to appear in court
TUESDAY morning. AS soon as she got
out OF iail she started to begging again.
succeeding In getting enough money with
which to buy liquor.
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TO ENFORCE cuRFEW.
IN Police viii Make Effort to Stop
Fetty Thieving.
TO The Tribune.

FeclaI 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Jan. 29.-Detectives. special
lvenilc officers and patrolmen of the
Eden police department met with Chief
a Police Thomas L. Browning in his
EiIce this afternoon.
|ore discussed informally. and the ordi-
nccs affecting the duties of the police,
1ssed by the city council since the las;
letting, were read and explained by the
tjef.
Instructions were given officers 10 see
Ut the curfew ordinance is more rigidly
Tlofred, and special attention will be
rade TO prevent SO much petty thievery
.nicf has claimed most OF the attention
i the police IN The pasl ieM Meels.
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