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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1911-09-13

.s7.I 4 IL. . .. . ~
president Tatt's 'vetoes u The tar
If bills viii make It difficult fol
him to be irreniominatsd, and will pr 6
tically insure his defeat II be Is re
:, nominated" I
I This prophecy is contained. In the
regular weekly market letter sent
out by the New York brokerage firm
! OF Warren w. Erwin and Co., mem
hers of the Consolidated Stock Elk
change OF New York. "A
"The only possible chance for him
the letter continues, ''lies in his
advocacy Of very much lower tariff
duties next December. Such a pro
gram is not improbable. The tariff
board cannot but report that very lit
tie tariff is necessary to cover the
difference ii cost Of producing wool
en- goods, steel, ETC., in this and for
eign countries
"By advocating these lower and
scientific duties Mr.. Taft hopes, per
haps, to steal the tariff wind from
the Democratic sails. II so, we think
he is mistaken. He has declined an
opportunity to greatly cheaper the
cost of clothing, wire, etc., and IN go
doing has defended what he himself
said was. indefensibla 1p refusing
to sign the free list bill he reversed
the arguments he used in advocating
reciprocity, and has shown his IN
willingness to be fair to the farmers
That the farmers, thu back bone OF
protectional's SIN and the Republican
party, will not next year forget this
treatment is certain. q.
"The officials of the national
grange have already begun to proba-
gate low tariff idecs. In circular
letter Of July 10, to be read in all
oranges, reciprocity IS denounced ias
one sided and unfair. IT, says the
circular, the farmers are to be fore
ed to sell in a free trade 'marke t,
they must be allowed to buy in a free
trade, market I
Undoubtedly the farmers next
year will work and vote for the same |
low duties ON manufactured gods, as,
under reciprocity, will be placed on
farm products.
IF, as is probable, President Taft
fails to obtain the endorsement of
Congress for his tariff board protec-
ZIONIST measures It may be that the
public will obtain no relief from the
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1911-09-13
BOARD PRocEEplNea.

Manchester. Iowa. Aug. rs. 1911. 8
Board met as per adjournment. ys
Auditor
Board proceeded to settle with F. l.
Minkler. steward Of County Home. Af-
ter checking over books. find same to
be correct and ordered report approved
Resolved that there be transferred
from the Poor funds to Poor App. funds
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1911-09-13

To the above named defendants:
You. and each Of you, are hereby
office 81 the Clerk OF the District Court
Of Iowa. in and for Delaware County
tiff claims that he Is the absolute own
seribsd real Estate. e.. wit? Lots Four
and Seventeen iO; il BLOCK THEE
cs). of the town OF Colony. now the
toWn q G9}I Il; bs;, COUNTY
Quarter ds u.D. Of Section 5ne s Poar "s5. .
township Ninety. (soG North Range
ed and believes that. the defendants
make some claims adverse to the inter
anu that the said unknown claima ats
ana the defendants claim some right.
title or interest therein as assignees.
visees.. legatees Or legal represen;tatlSes
Of the parties named or described here
4 That, the unknown defendants claiming
ny, Through or under David Moreland
claim soHe in.sres. in that Part Of s1!d
OF SAID Block Threel3); that said Claims
are derived from the = fact that David
uary I. 1855. apd that when said deed
was recorded BY error OF the Recorder,
q appear q record in ne Aforesaid Re-
e eo';a oftise in B9ok z: Page s5!; jas
q Colony; Delaware County. Iowa,
sixty 1-et front by One Hundred and
Twenty feet. deep, Plaintiff alleges the
iced in fact READS; being ana lying
y, Iowa, LOT No: Fifteen in Block, No.
Three. Sixty feet front by One Hun
lred and Twenty feet deep"
{ That the Sdmuel Peck. the grantee |
n the deed to Lot Fifteen. ,u5).. of said
an9ary ID, ]; 1885, u Book 2. Page 254;;
vare County, iowa. and the Samuel D.
eek one Of rf 1hs graR5ors in the deed
orded, in the office of the Recorder OF
, s.a County Iowa on 'Anril 81
nd the same person. III
That the Jesse b. Bailey grantee IL
warranty deed3giysnshy paYid More
nd. dated January LIST. 1855. and re- '
'rded In Book e. Page ITO. Of the !
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1911-09-13

present high tariff 4axes ne4t yeat,
His tariff board viii then be abolish
ed, and future tariff bills will, in
accordance with the constitution, ORR
ginate in Congress instead OF the
White House."
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1911-09-13
tFoR, eihAL NOTICE.
In the District Court Of Iowa In and
for Dsiawars County.
October Term. 1911.
Ross M Peck

1-l6lHll11,
The Unknown Claimants Of that tract
y OF real estate described as Lots Four
teen sl4l: Fifteen u52: sixteen 81!
go. OF the town Of Colony. now the
town OF BURG cG %Gr;
East Quarter u-4), OF the Sontl.
q, re@nsSip Ninety (se en MOTH Ssla
fanss r baSid Iofsisad Of he En-
Moreland. Nancy Morrissey. l.. 4.
Gilmore. CALVIN Luther. Ransom Land
ges Suta Mareiand p Rr. aor
,k land: Mrs. !, = Moreland. Lizz 1,
M More, les. No; More'and: ?. 2;
Frank Knee. Edward Knee. Freeman
Nichols Koss Nichols David Nichols
Mrs. William Gore. Mrs. rWilliam
Ssr f. sasye SaY ESwatS s Dtt Sax
Watson Dittmer. Flora Hucker. Ern-
Parker. Hugh Parker. Jessie Harvey.
Ne NH bikeiow! t aas Ba M,liansGD
Hoibrook. Carrie Baiiy Kendall. Louise
>Baily. Jesse b: Baily j.. B. Baiiy.
Samuel feck,. Samuel D. Peck. John
John v. Bush. ana the unknown SUR
vtvlng spouses. hetrs-at-law,l deyisees
legal representatives grantees. mort
Z gagees Assigns, Judgment creditors. q
DESCENDANTS above named or any OIL
them.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-31
WEATHER FORECAST.
,reeast for Utah; Generally

Weather forecast for Utah; Generally
fair Monday and Tuesday.
Comparative weather data at Salt Lake
City. July 80. 1911
The highest temperature today was 81
degrees; the highest in this month since
1874 was l02 degrees. The lowest tenn
pcrature last night was So degrees: the
lowest this month since 1874 was 43 de-
grecs. The mean temperature for today
was Il degrees: the normal was IS de-
grccs. The accumulated deficiency OF
temperature since the first OF the month
Is 45 degrees. the accumulated excess
since January Is 10 degrees.
The relative humidity, at a. m. today
was 50 per cent. the relative humidity at
y. m. today was ~ per cent.
The total precipitation for the twenty
four hours ending at 8 p. m was none.
The total for this month TO date is .02
inch: the accumulated deficiency for this
month to date Is so inch: the total pre-
cipitatlon since January ! TO date Is 9.ls
inches. the accumulated deficiency since
January ! is 1.0i Inches.
Sun rises 5:23 n. m; sun sets TAG p. m.
July 81 1911.
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Maccabees.

Liberty Hive No. 8. l.. o. T. NJ. Will
hold regular reviews Thursday after
noon. August 3. al 2:30 o'clock. In X. OF
Y. hall. l6l Second East street. All the
members are urged TO be present. as
business of Importance is to be con-
sidcrcd
1t has been manv n day since there
was so large n meeting as that held By
tent No. on last Monday. There was
something doing every minute. Our for
mer genial state CoBlmcnder. Kelly. has
been transferred TO the Montana field.
and many were the regrets expressed
by the Sir knights in losing Brother
Kelly,
Just who will be sent here To take his
place. II any one may not be deter
mined till fall. Sir Knight Kelly Is an
earnest worker in the Maccabee cause,
possessing a charming personality, which
will be missed by all Maccabees.
Sir knight Alison has returned after
an absence OF two weeks. Sir Knight
Banks doomed. In a luminous manner,
the excursion 10 Provo canyon. that was
run Yesterday. number OF members
made timely speeches. and all in all
II WAS one OF the most pleasant reviews
of the season. Next week there will
be surprise sprung. and Banks has
promised 10 toll all about the Provo eX-
cursion Sir Knight. there IS no better
place TO spend an evening.
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Mormon Training.

Formed In character by this teaching
as steady incubation throughout HIS
youth. he comes to manhood strong OF
body determined OF mind practlcing
rig!dly and intolcrantly his petty virtues
OF abstinence from the use OF tobacco.
tea and coffee. proclamine with fanatIcal
zeal the gospel AS II has been proclaimed
TO him. and self-justificd In all that he
says or does by the large measure OF
sincerity in hts delusIons,
And that Is. in some degree the COM
mon training OF all Mormons Every
Mormon boy attends Sunday school as
soon as he Is old enough 10 lisp his song
OF alteration 10 Joseph. the kinely
prophet, and to the Savior with whom
Joseph is carly associated in his child
ish mind. Al years OF age he enters
the Primary association; at IL he is
in the Young Mems Mutual Improve
ment association: at II or even earlier
he stands in the fast day meeting and
repeats like q creed
Brethren and sisters. I feel called
upon TO say few words. / am not able
to edify YOU, but l can say that | know
this Is tho church and Kingdom OF God
and bear my testimony that Joseph
Smith was prophet and that Brigham
Young was his lawful SUCCESSOR and
that the prophet Joseph #, Smith Is
heir to all the authority which the Lord
has conferred In these DAYS for tho saliva
tion OF men. And I feel that II I live
my religion and do nothing to defend
tho holy spirit. / win be saved In TIN.
presence OF my father and his son. Jesus
Christ. With these few words / will
Give way. Praying the Lord TO bless
each and every one OF us Is my prayer
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-31
I. o. o. z.

Salt Lake lodge No, excursion and
outing at Wandamere last Wednesday
was an entire success. due TO the efforts
OF the entertainment committee. The
sports were pulled OFF as per schedule
and there were Interesting contests for
Lake No. will resume degree work.
and a class OF six is to be initiated.
Degree Master Sugden asks that all
members OF the staff be present
Golden Rule encampment No. .. l. O..
@. F.. installed It's officers on last Tues
No. Z and Copper No. IA. Farley en-
campment No. is was also present with
l.. G, Nudge, D. u. G. =. as installing
officer. assisted by past officers OF the
city encampments In a highly interesting
and effective manner. after which all
oquirrh No. l. An elegant lunch was
served and an evening OF social pleasure
spent
Next Tuesday night there will be work
In the past degree. and the new para
phernalia Will be used for the first time.
as matters of direct Importance to every
member will come before the encamp
mept.
The attendance at Fidelity lodge No.
Z. O. O. F., has been lighter than
usual lately on account OF hot weather.
However there is "A fair attendance and
good interest shown. The last semi
annual report showed the lodge TO be In
81 healthy condition. The new officers
show remarkably well In lodge business.
and will have a chance 10 show their
night, tho lodge will have work In
the initlatory degree. Visitors are al
ways welcome and members are eX-
pected to be present.
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Women Of Woodcraft.

WoodbIne Circle No AZ held their ,cg,,.
iar meeting July es. with Hattie Tucker
IN the chair and all officers present All
guards are 10 meet with Captain Bertha
martin At her horne Tuesday evening Au-
gust j. The Post Guardians club me;
wednesday afternoon with Mollie Schor-
ner and discussed some important bust
Ing OF Ice cream. cake and Iemona6e
our next meeting will be at Neighhor
Green's, Wednesday afternoon. August
81 80 Ihe regular circle meeting will be
Thursday evening August 3. 10 O. r
hall - . - ~ -
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Ladies of the MncCabees.

There Will be regular review OF Salt
Lake City hive No. next Wednesday
present at the meeting. The record keep.
er VIII be at home Monday To receive
dues.
Banner hive No. II, l.. O, T NJ. Will
hold regular review Tuesday. August l.
at l. O. .. r. hall at 2;30 o'clock The
outing given at Snltair Saturday was a
huge success, seventy-flve ladies being
present.
Lillian Eo'lister hive No. l5 Ladies' OF
the MaCcabecs, will hold regular review
In Eagles hall Thursday evening. August
as final arrangements Will be made for
the outing at Saltair August 10
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-31

j. ], Hoover, deputy head consul OF
the Woodmen OF the World. VIII arrive
in Salt Lake from Denver Tuesday morn =
Ing. He is coming here in the interests
OF the lodge which he represents. and
In company with District Manager y.
b. Cavanaugh Will visit a number OF
Utah Woodmen camps. He expects 10
leave Salt Lake City for ReXburg. Ida.
about August g. 10 lay the cornerstone
OF Woodmen of the World temple that
VIII be built there. He will also inspect
the camps Of southern Idaho.
The Itinerary arranged for the visiting
OF the camps OF this state is as follows:
Salt Lake comp No 53 evening of Au-
gust ]; open meeting at Midvale. even
Ing OF August 2; Deseret camp No 406
of Salt Lake City, evening OF August g.;
Saltair camp No s2s OF Garfield, evening
OF August 5, Arbor camp No. SIS of
Midvale, evening OF August {. and Utah
camp No. 33S OF Salt Lake City, evening
of August O.
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Royal Highlanders.

Utah castle left Salt Lake at 6 O'Clock
arriving at Ogden at I:3o. 4 committee
was there to escort the members TO the
Castle hall. where royal time was
shown them. II was one continuous
round of pleasure and everybody was
10th to leave for Salt Lake. Utah castle
viii return tho compliment In the near
future. and AT that time Ogden castle
Will have team that Will show some
class. Tonight will he The first meeting
for two weeks and IL Is hoped that every
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-31
. Fratcrnal Brotherhood.

Sego Lily lodge No. 252. T. F B., will
meet in regular session ut 131 East First
South street Thursday evening at Sis
O'Clock, State Manager and Sister White
head. who have been in Los Angeles ut =
tending ''home coming and seeing the
new long form ritual. will be present and
announce the coupon contest for the
benefit OF members. a good meeting is
assured.
Utah lodge No. 800 Will meet hereafter
only twice month. the second and
fourth Wednesdays Of each month the
next meeting being August Q. The drill
team girls returned last Thursday from
Los Angeles and reported as having a
fine time Mr.. and Mrs. Whitehead will
be with us next meeting when we cx-
pcct 10 hear many new ideas and see the
new ritual eXempliiied An outing will
be held during the month of August and
all members requested TO watch for the
dnte
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Fratenal Aid Association.

The usual weekly meeting OF council
Sij, Fraternal Aid association, viii DO
held on Tuesday evening, August /. at
Pythins hall. Hotel Linden. East Third
South street a large attendance Of
members liz requested.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-31

Right in your busiest season when
YOU have the least time 10 spare you
are most likely to take diarrboea and
lose several days time, unless you have
Cham berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy at hand and take dose
on the first appearance of the disease.
For sale by all dealers.
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Foresters Of America.

Court Salt Lake No / will hold thei
next regular meeting Tuesday evening
August !. Some business OF great i'm
portance Is 20 be acted upon. therefor,
the members are all requested to be pres
ent. Lodge room is In the Eagles Hall
Court VIII open at S O'clock sharp.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-31
ASSESSMENT NO. o,

Yankee Consolidated Mining company.
a corporation. PRINCIPAL office and place
OF business. room so! Newhouse build :
ing Salt Lake City. Utah.
Notice Is hereby given that at meet
ing OF the board OF directors OF the Yam
kee Consolidated Mining company. held
on the 18th day OF July 1911 an assess
ment Of one ID cent per share was levied
and assessed on the outstanding capi-
tai stock OF said corporation, payable
July Is 1911. to A. e Garfield. secretary
of said com oany. room so7. Newhouse
building Salt Lake City. Utah.
Any stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on the 18th day OF
August 1911. will be delinquent and ad-
vertised for sale al public auction. and
unless payment In made before. will be
sold on the 9Th day Of September. 1911.
to pay delinquent assessment thereon.
together with costs OF advertising and
expenses OF sale.
A. r. CANF1ELD.
Secretary Yankee Consolidated Mining
Company. h2l2S
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Fraternal Union Of America.

Evergreen Lodge No. I5i Will meet
again on Monday. August IL. when a bIS
turnout is anticipated Arrangements are
now under WAY for q nonstr rous celrhra-
tion IN September in honor Of the annual
anniversary OF the order. Arrangements
ior same VIII be completed at our next
meeting. The Ladies' Evergreen club
VIII hold their semi monthly meeting
and social ON Wednesday, next at the
residence OF Mrs. BlonGust. 7se South
seventh East street. All ladies of the
order invited.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-31
Women Of Woodcraft.

Silver Maple circle No. 1os met in
regular session Friday evening. July es.
with a large number OF members pres
ent, All Nclghbors are earnestly request
ed 10 be present at the next meeting
Friday. August 4. as the business will
be the discussion Of the outing TO bo
held by The cirrle.L 4
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-31
Royal Netghbors of America.

Salt Lake Valley camp No 3o7a will,
meet Thursday evening at NJ W. A. hail
l6l South Main street There will be
Initiation and the gentlemen OF tho camp
VIII entertain under the good OF the
order. All members will please take
notice that Miss Lynettc Tawley IL IN
at Judge Mercy hospital ard those who
can should call. The drill team is re-
quested 10 be at the hall promptly az S
O'Clock. dressed in white Visitors al
WAYS welcome
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Rebekahs.

The Lady Veteran society Will make a
fratcrnal visit To Silver Leaf lodge No. 3,
Park City. August S. Will leave Salt
Lake at $50 a. m. by r. G. W. and re-
turn at p. m August 9. All Rcbekahs
are cordially invited
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-31
Cannon S Duty,

or the men who could have written
this narrative. some are dead: some arc
prudent: some are superstitious; /and
some arc personally forsworn. II ap-
peared 10 me that the welfare OF Utah
and the common good OF the whole
United states required the publication
OF the facts that have tried to demon
stratc: Since there was apparently no
one else who felt tho duty and also had
the information or the wish TO S,i,s I
seemed my place 10 undertake II. And
/ nave done II gladly: for when | was
subscribing the word OF the Mormon
chiefs for the fulfi]mcnt OF our statehood
pledges. | engaged my own honor too.
and gave bond myself against the very
treacheries that I have here recorded
We promised that the church had for
ever renounced the dictrine OF polygamy
ing. by revelation from Cod promul-
gated by the supreme prophet OF the
church. and accepted by the vot, of the
whole congregation assembled in confer.
ence- We promised the retirement OF the
Mormon prophets from the political di-
rection OF their followers-thc abrogatlon
or the claim that the Mormon church
was the Kingdom OF Cod reestabllshcd
upon earth 10 supersedc all civil govern
ment-tho abandonment by the church
OF any authority to exercise a TEMPORAL
power in competition with the civil law
We promised To make the teaching and
practice OF the church conform 10 the In
stitutions OF a republic in which all citl-
zens are equal in liberty We promised
that the church should cease To- accurnu-
late property for the support OF illegal
practices and un-AmcTican government
And we made record in proof of our
promises by the anti-polyeamy manifesto
of 1890 and its public ratification: BY the
petition for amnesty and the acceptance
of amnesty upon conditions; by the pro-
visions OF Dtahs enabling act and Of
Utah's state constitution: By the acts OF
congress and the judicial decisions re
storing escheatcd church property; by
tho proceedings of the federal courts OF
Utah In reopening citizenship TO the alien
members OF the Mormon church: by the
acquieaccnce OF the Gcntiles OF Utah in |
the proceedings by which statehood was
obtained. and. finally and most indis-
putabiy. by the admission OF Utah into
equal sovereignty In tho Union since that
admission would never have been granted |
except upon the explicit understanding
that the state was to uphold the laws and |
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Secret and Fraternal Societies

| Highlander viii be present Meeting
Prompt at s;15 at Labor hall. Visiting
ttIyh!auders welcome
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Pythian Sisters.

Hermion temple No. s. Pythian Sisters,
hold their last regular meeting for the
summer OH Monday afternoon, July 81
AT the K. OF P. hall, lsI Second East
street. when all sisters are requested to
be present TO arrange business for the
fall The meeting will begin at $3.50
a
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-31
Ladies Of the O. A R

Reynolds circle No. will hold It's an
niversary social at the home of Mrs.
Boneins. 6i8 South Sixth East. Monday
evening. July 81. All are cordially In
yited.
Maxwell corp VIII hold Its regular
meeting Wednesday. August .. at l. o.
.. F. hail good attendance is re-
quested. Visitors welcome
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lTho End.l

For summer diarrboea in children
always give Chamberlain s Collie, Cbol-
era and Diarrhoea Remedy and castor
oil, and speedy euro is certain. For
sale by all dealers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-31

The cowboys OF Antelope island will
bring their widest buffalo bull 10 meet
the Spanish toreadors Wednesday night
at Saltair.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-31

The cowboys of Antelope island will
bring their widest buffalo bull 10 meet
the Spanish toreadors Wednesday night
TT Saltair.