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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-06
The Fraternal Brotherhood

Murray lodge No, 745 held one of the
pest attended meetings of the year on
Sstnrday plight The committee on at
success. Several applications for mem
nershlp were balloted upon and many
more M were promised. Under ''The good
Brother Mark Patrick being the defend :
ant. te was accused OF not benefltinr
inmInahlty ins am not visiting the sick, nor help
and ,S me me, d,SS5fiesseh S1i not coming TO lodge
work. Brother Charles Anderson acted
as Juuse, Brother ~ e. Jordan as clerk
OF the court pr, McHugh as prosecuting
ueienoants attorney and Brother J OIL
sen as assistant counsel To the defendant.
niIc the case was proven by the prose
CutllS attorney, the plea which the de-
iendlnG attorneys put up was such that
II brought tears to the ewes Of the Judge.
ana only fine OF 10 cents was imposed.
Next Saturday the play entitled "a Boy
OF Monkeys Will be given and other en-
tertainment
Sego Lily lodge No 252 will meet in the
futuro every Thursday night and this
should be great help to the attendance,
ana the members are requested to tell all
iheY can OF the change. The drill team
is progressing splcndidly and the weekly
card parties arc well attended and are
social affairs Of merit The next card
party Will be held AT the home of Brother
Horspool, 612 West Sixth South.
Utah lodge No 365 will hold Its regu-
lar meeting on Wednesday. March 3. at
80 p m. in order 10 get through in
time for the lecture To be given on that
evening by Brother and Sister Moore
All the members are requested TO be
present early. there is important bust :
ness TO be brought before them. The
lecture is 10 be free TO all the members
OF the Fraternsl Brotherhood and their
friends. and Utah lodge urges all TO come
as II Will be instructive and interesting.
Ogden lodge No. 87l has decided to put
in an extra meeting night this month in
order to initiate the class OF candidates
which IL has secured. and has rented the
Steinway hall for The purpose The ladies'
will bring a hoN containing good things
and the men will be allowed the privi-
lcGe of buying them. Friends of the
members will be allowed in the hall about
$50 p. IN.
Tooele lodge No. 7S5 is putting on a
form OF initiation all its own. The mem
bers should not miss seeing il, The main
thing is that ii can be changed TO suit
the case and when YOU I'd 10 the meet
ing you can be sure YOU Will sec some
thing a little different.
Garfield lodge held its regular meeting
on Wednesday evening, The members are
making AN organized effort for new MEM
hcrs The first accident claim which any
member Of this lodge has received was
paid to Brother Brown. and in n teW
well chosen words the brother acknoWl-
edged the receipt OF the same, rcmarking
that any man who was working Tor a
living should carry policy of this KIND.
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BELOVED WOMAN LAID
At Herr FINAL REST
Many Attend the Funeral of
Mrs. Olive Cannon
KimbaII.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. March 5.-With a host OF rela- =
tives and friends gathered around the
bier TO pay a last tribute OF respect TO
the memory Of one OF the Eentlest young
women. beautiful funeral services were
held at the First Presbyterian church at
3 o'clock this afternoon over the body
OF Mrs. Olive Cannon Kimball. daughter
of former United States Senator Frank J.
Cannon
The church was crowded to the doors
by the friends OF the young woman when
the Impressive services opened with
Rock OF Ages" sung by Mrs. William
Dean Allison. The Rev. j. E Carver OF
the Presbyterian church Offered. prayer.
Heart by Charles Pike of Salt Lake
City: My Heavenly Father" duet by
Miss Myrtle Ballinger and George Doug
lass, assisted by male chorus under the
the Swallows Homeward Fly" duets. by
Mrs; Allison and Mr. Pike.
The services were in charge OF the
Rev. J. E. Carver of the First Presby-
terrain church. and Israel Garfield Brown
and Joseph j. Cannon, relatives of Mrs.
family. Mr.. Brown and Mr.. Cannon spoke
of the many sterling qualities of the
young woman who has passed to eternal
rest.
number of relatives and friends from
Salt Lake and other cities outside OF
Ogden attended the services, including
the bereaved husband. Paul Kimball of
Salt Lake; her father, former United
yer; her grandmother. Mrs. Sarah Jennie
Cannon, and sister. Mrs Alonzo z. Hyde
OF Salt Lake City.
The body was laid in lis last resting
place a no
terry. Immediately following the services
at the church.
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American Yeonlen.

At last Thursdays meeting of Home
stead No, 1l32 Brotherhood of American
Yeomen. the following were elected 10
premiership; Miss Norine Robinson.
James J, t'ogarty. John Fogarty. Ava
Carl Adams, Rufus Wiegert. Harry NJ.
Marvin, Harin B. Stiles. AXel T.. Ce-
darstrom, Mrs. y. G.. Fitzgerald, Hubert
jenkins. Perry NJ. Stout Sophia Grey.
Charles NJ. Haws, Mrs. Mary Auer, John
NJ Walden, James Holeman, F.. NJ Pink
sion. Fred G.. Simons. a. @. Erwin Mrs
Ieca Foster and Mrs Mary G Colle1t.
They received the first degree Another
class will be voted on In the near future
The dispensation or part of The fees was
extended to March l6. Plans are under
way for big benefit card party March
%. All archers In good standing are in
vited TO be present next Thursday.
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Young Student Dies.
Snpcial 10 The Tr

OGDEN. March 5.--Aftcr an illness Of
three days from appendicitis. Leland
Carlson, son of j. l.. Carlson Of 26S4
Washington avenue. died in the Wesley
hospital in Chicago at $50 o'clock this
afternoon, A telegram was received here
this afternoon announcing his death. Mrs
;. kaplan, sister of the young man,
was with him and win accompany the
body back TO Ogden, where the funeral
VIII be held Young Carlson was n stu
dent at the Northwestern university at
the time OF his death. He was well known
in Ogden and gained considerable popu-
lar1tE here in the three years which he
played on the Ogden high school football
team.
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GREENVTLLE RESIDENTS
WANT TELEPHONE LINE
snecial to The Tribune

LOGAN, March Saturday afternoon
the people OF Greenvile sent representa-
tives 10 the board Of county commission
ers 10, ask Tor a franchise for a telephone
and electric light line from Logan to thai
place. tho farmers there having decided
TO build telephone line OF their own
which viii he connected here with tho
Independent system and also to run elec
Telluride Power company so as TO OBJ
tain lights
At meeting held there 1t was de-
Cided 10 have the name OF Greenvillc
changed 10 North Logan as there IS am
other Greenvlle in the state and conru-
sion often results as TO the mall matter
The district court will be asked TO make
the change In names.
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VIGOROUS CAMPAIGN
AGAINST INFECTED TREES
Spe cjal 10 Tho Tribune.

BRIGHAM CITY. March "a vigorous
campuign against Infected trees and
nursery stock will commence within a
few DAYS In this city and county County
Tree Inspector Carl Isaacson. working
with the state horticultural board will
make an effort to destroy every tree In
the county that is infected with any OF
the diseases to which trees are subject.
that Is beyond n durable stage.
Greater effort than ever will me made
In the inspection Of nursery stock OF
both local and outside nurseries. All
incoming shipments viii be thoroughly
dlsinfected by AIR. Isancson, and until
TINS Is done the railroad compa nies
must hold all nursery goods until IL regu-
lation release In printed form is attached
10 tho shipments.
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Hoyal Arcanum.

Royal Arcsnum council No 1917 Of Salt
Lake has changed its meeting nights
from the second and fourth THURSDAYS
10 the second and fourth Wednesdsv
nights of each month. and will hold the
first meeting under this change next
Wednesday evening. March g. in the new
hall AT 1913 East Third South street c.
r. Moss. deputy supreme regent. with
the members OF Salt Lake council. has
been working for new members and has
had success. At the present two large
classes have l'een worked up. A large
number will be initiated Wednesday even
ing and another large class some tims
in April
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Work Being Rushed.
Special TO The Tribune.

SpFCiNT 10 ] l' TTIUUNt.
OGDEN. March 5.-The force of men
put to work concretlng the Davis and
Weber counties canal on Saturday win
be increased 20 $50 men Monday. accord =
ing 10 Engineer w. AZ. Bost aph. The
construction of an S00-foot cement flumc
has already begun and this will take sew
oral weeks before IL can he completed
Some grading of the sides Of the canal
will also be necessary before the con-
creting of the big ditch can he laid. The
entire job Will be ready by the time the
irrigation season opens, accodinE To The
officers.
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FARLEY w. eELNAP DEAD.
Well Known Young Resident OF Ogden
Passes Away In Los Angeles.
Special 70 The Tribune.

Special 70 The Tribune.
OGDEN. March 5,-Parley w Belnap,
Is years OF age and one of OSden's best
known young men, died at Los Angeles at
6 a. m. today. according TO a telegram
received by his relatives. Death was due
To heart trouble. from which the young
man had long been n sufferer and for
which the trip to southern California was
taken in hopes that his condition would
be improved by the change Of climate.
Mr.. Benap is son of Mr. and Mrs.
F. NJ Belnap. He was bonn at Hooper,
Weber county. and for several years was
a student AT the Weber academy. where
and members OF the faculty. The body
Will be brought to ogden for burial,
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Royal Neighbors Of America.

Salt Lake Valley camp No. 3072 met
last Wednesday night instead OF Thurs
day Oh account Of delegates being in at
tendance at the state camp meeting de-
string TO witness the floor work. In this
they We're not disappointed. as il was
excellent. First came the seating of Of
1iCers, then the ballot march, then the
initiatory services, accompanied bY spe-
cia drill team. ending with n tablcau
plments EXPRESSED by visitors were many
and encouraging to the captain and team
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LOVETT DUE SATURDAY.
General Cleanup Is Ordered at Junction
City In Anticipation of Arrival.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. March 5.-In anticipation Of
the visit in ogden next Saturday OF Pres
ident r. S. Lovett and Vice President and
Director OF Maintenance and Operation
Julius * Kruttschniit OF the Hartman
Iailroads. n general cleanup of the rail-
is being made at Ogden. The distin-
grishe6 railroad officials have been in
the west for several weeks. Before ar
riNins in Ogden they will go 10 Port
land or. for an inspection Of The rail
road interests under their control in the
northwest. President I.oyctt and his lieu
tenant also may go to Salt Lake City on
an inspection trip before returning TO
Chicago.
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Recover Stolen Violin,
Speclal to Thc Trihune.

IT'NIII TO TII ITIUWTS.
OGDEN, March 5.-Detective Bob Burke
and Patrolman a, y. Vance recovered a
valuable violin. said 10 have been stolen
from someone In Newcastle. Cal, when
Southern Pacific train No 1 reached horc
this afternoon \ telegram was received
from George A. Cowell of Newcastle Cal.
requesting the local police to meet the
train and arrest man who had posses
sion Of the violin, When the train ar
rived here tho instrument was found in
ono Of tho coaches but its possessor was
not located. The violin was manufsc-
tured in st. Petersburg. 1t was turned
over to the depot master and viii he held
for the owner
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Danish Brotherhood.

Apollos last meeting was we'll attend =
ed and In every way successful. all bust
ness being speedily dispensed with. Tn
der the good of the lodge a motion was
carried for giving n social and dance in
for March i6 in the I. o. O. F. hall. In
vitations are issued and complimentary
tickets must be presented at the door.
The committee in charge is Ole Olsen.
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Catarrh,

Called an American disease. is cured
by an American medicine, originated
and prepared in the most catarrhal of
American countries,
That medicine is Hood s Sarsaparilla.
1t cures radically and permanently,
in that it removes the cause, cleansing
the blood of scrofulous and all other
impurities, 1t overcomes all the eff
fects of catarrh, too, and builds up the
whole system.
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TO BUILD ON BIG CONDUIT.
Large Force of Men to Be Put to Work
In CoIdWater Canyon.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. March 5.-Wlth a large force
OF men. work will begin In earnest on
the conduit In Cold Water canyon Mon
day morning. The contract has been
awarded to the j. = O'NeiIl Construc-
ton company and arrangements for be-
ginning work carly tomorrow morning
were completed today. The construction
company has esta bIished a camp I'm Og-
den CANYON. where several hundred men
VIII he employed The contract with the
city provides for the completion Of the
conduit within $50 days. The construc-
tion OF the big waterway will necessitate
the drilling of three tunnels iX6 feet in
the solid rock of the mountain side for
the pipe line. Two miles OF the conduit
will be constructed of 22-nch steel tubing
and three -fourths of a mile will be built
OF 3e-iuch reinforced wood pipe.
When completed the conduit VIII con-
Ney water owned by Ogden City in Cold
Water canyon 10 the new city reservoir
thereby greatly increasing the citys water
supply and improving the system TO such
an extent to permit Of a considerable
decrease in prevailing hre insurance
rates.
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Little Girl Injured,
,jaI Ia The Tribune

Special 70 The TrIDUno.
OGDEN, March Sowing To the in
juries received yesterday when she fell
twenty feet from landing at the Co
lonial rooming house while trying to imi =
tate her brother who had slid to safety
from the same place with the aid OF n
rope, little Alice Chandler the flve-yea
old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A.
Chandler, the proprietors OF the lodging
house has developed bronchitis anG
peurlsN Her condition. according 10 the
physicians. is serious. but hopes are en-
tertained for her recovery.
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News Of Intermount tain Region

den City 10 buy power from the Davis
and Weber Counties Canal company to
operate its electric lighting plant, was
announced from a reliable source today.
Herman Straus, an electrical engineer, is
now engaged In prepa ring the plans for
the lighting plant which will he in oper
alton by January /. 1912. according to the
officers
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Noble Grands.

The Past Noble Grands club will De en-
tertained at the home OF Mys. watrous.
52s East Fifth street Thursday after
noon. All visiting sisters are cordially
invited.
The members Of the Naomi Past Noble
Grand club win meet Thursday. March O.
at the home of Sister Gada Richards 547
Third East street. Take Fifth South and
Liberty Park cars.
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SW1tchmen's Union

Scgo Lily lodge No 90 will hold regu-
lar meeting Monday, March 6, at the
home of Mrs Minnie Smith. Members
OF ll9 will join this lodge and give a
card social Friday evening, March 10.
at the Moose's hail on West Temple
street. The public is invited.
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Officers Are Elected.
Special to The Tribune.

PROVO. March 5.-Thc Utah County
Poultry association has elected tho fol.
lowing officers for the ensuing wear; .Tor-
gen Hansen. president; William Probert
vice president Royal r. Woolcy, secre
tary and treasurer Executive commit
tee; Frank Spencer, Jr,. and J.. H. Hol-
brook, CI!y Vice presidents H. w
Davis, Provo; Faun Green. American
Fork: Moses Child. SpringWlle, The re
port OF the secretary shows that The as
sociation is In q flourshing condition
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Fraternal Union of America.

Evergreen lodge No. Isl had anothe-
big time on Monday and initiate seven
new candidates. The business OF the
evening was very pleasant and entertain
Ing. The committee on entertainment re
ported that on Monday next the lodge
would give one of the finest entertain
ments ever given hv It, The programme
will be rendered bv excellent talent and
the meeting will he open Ia all members
and their friends. II is hoped TO have
900 present. special feature Of the
evening will he an exhibition drill b.
The Gepree team
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Checking Epidemic.

Special TO The Tribune.
Il PROVO. March 5.-It is reported that
Provo. all brought on by exposure at a
public funeral Of a person who died with
The disease. T.. G.. Hughes, city quar-
.antine phNsisian. has ordered all the
bases so far reported under quarantine.
and he believes he has the epidemic
thecked and that there will bc no fur
xhpr trOOil-
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Christian Miller and Olaf Nilson. The
next meeting Of the lodge will be held
Friday night at the usual place. The
lodge s expecting several new applica-
tions from members who at the last neet-
ing promised TO bring in one application
2c-
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Improved Order of Red Men.

Wssakie tribe mot last Monday night
In on extra good meeting. One palefnce
made application for adoption which was
Investigation. The council ere will be
kndled again tonight and a meeting of
interest will be held
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British Frakernal societx.

The usual meeting viii be held on
Thursday evening at the rooms. 236 ola
Commercial Club building, South West
Temple. at o'clock Members are re
quested TO be on time so that the meet
ing may be commenced punctual AT the
hour Some important business remains
10 be discussed affecting tine welfare o.
The society. therefore q good turnout Of
members is anticipated. The proposed
benefit for one OF the body Will be
brought up also. and IL will be decided
what form Fl should take.
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A Mother's Safeguard.

Foley's Honey and Tar for the chill.
dren. Is best and safest for all coughs,
colds, Group, whooping cough and bron,
chitis, No opiates Schramm-Jo Johnson,
Drugs, five stores
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KNIGHTS of Pythias.

Hermon temple No. Pythian Sisters.
will hold its regular meeting at X. oi
p. hall. l61 South Second East, Monday
afternoon. March e Mrs. Viola Charles
was Initiated at the last meeting, after
which light refreshments We're served.
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Will Not Qualify.

special TO The Tribune.
n LOGAN, March 5.-County Road Com
missioner John Holm notified the board
pf commissioners Saturday that he will
not qualify, as there is no prospect OF
f1Is services being required soon.
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Degree of Honor.

Star of the West lodge will meet as
usual on Thursday afternoon at Mrs.
have arrived and the new work will be
put on, a full attendance is desired.
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IMMIGRANTS REACH UTAH,
SeVenty-fve Mormon Converts Arrive
from Old World to Seek New Homes.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. March 5.-Seventy- Nor
mon immigrants from England Sweden.
Denmark and Switzerland stopped in OS-
den for several hours TO-DAY before going
To Salt Lake City. The band OF immi-
grants took boat from Liverpool and
were nine days crossing the Atlantic
ocean, during which time they eNDer-
fenced some rough weather. according to
Edward Woods. one Of the members
The converts will remain in Salt Lake
for several DAYS before going 10 various
parts OF the state 10 make their homes.
There are many farmers I'm the band and
a number having knowledge OF differ
ent trades. One OF the members. Mr..
Woods. will settle al ogden. where he
will engage In the plumbing business.
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Foresters of America.

Court Salt Lake No. will hold its
next regular meeting next Tuesday.
March Z. Al members arc requested to
be present. as some matters OF great i'm
portance are 10 be passed upon.
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C. A. r.

The James &, Mexican ". r, c. will
hold Its regular meeting wednesday.
Ssm ir'h fuli n attendanee .GV "a m is @ desired. ), r.
The regular meeting of Rice circle No.
5. Ladies of the g. A. F.. will be held
Tuesday March /. at 2:30 p. m. at Eagles
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Loyal Americans.

Salt Lake assembly No. 3a0 will hold
its regular meeting Wednesday, evening
in l. .. o. F. hall. All officers and mem
bers are requested TO be present, as there
will be applications to act on.
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Maccabees.

Banner hive No. IL. l.. q. r. NJ. will
hold regular review. Tuesday. March .
at I. o. O. F. hall. at 2:20 O'Clock. An
election OF representative and delegate
TO the state convention xiii take place.
The members arc all urged 20 be pres
ent 10 vote. Other business ~ great i'm
portance viii he transacted. The ladies
Of this hive viii give dance March II
al l. O. O. + hall The public is invited
The members are requested To attend the
funeral Of Lady Allgood sister. Mrs. ROY
Hamilton at the Twenty- fourth ward
meeting house TODAY.
The ladies OF Liberty hive No. o. J.. o
T. M. will entertain their friends az q
card social next Thursday afternoon from
2 to O'Clock in the now Il. of y. hall
l61 Second East street. All Lady Macca
bees and their friends are cordially in
vlted. At the last regular review Mrs
Rita Glaze, lady commander. was elected
delegate TO the district convention to be
held a Ogden April and s.
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O. e. s.

Mizpah chapter No. Will hold its reg
ular meeting Monday evening, March g.,
at $50 Visitors and members are cor
daily invited.
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l.. A. to B. z. T.

Regular meeting was held in F. O. r.
hall March 8. Refreshments were served
by Mesdames Patterson, Marshall and
Smith.
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viii Buy Electricity.

Special TO The Tribune,
OGDEN. March 5.--That II is the in
tcntion Of the Merchants Power and Light
company, which recently obtained fran
chse from ogden City to maintain and
operate an electric lighting plant In Og-
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Secret and Fraternal Societies

The lodge was glad to welcome auxiliary
camp No. 1886 After lodge closed ice
cream. cake and coffee were served. The
l6 AT Modern Woodman hall. ISL South
Main street. The most successful state
camp meeting ever held In tho history
electing Eunice Lndner delegate TO the
supreme camp. Mable F. Rothwell. Salt
Lake City, state oracle, Olivia Heed Tire
monton. state vice oracle. and T. Agnes
Welsh of Park City state recorder. Og-
den secured the next state convention,
which will be held in 1914.