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FARM ERS' DAY.
SATURDAY., july %.

a. nl,-Mceting OF the Chautauqua
clubs and Bible hour. conducted by Pro-
fessor Howell Topic, THE Age OF Slum-
ber."
10 a. n.-Farmers' round table confer
ence. Conducted by the faculty of the
State Agricultural school.
Farmers wives meeting. with discussion
On How to Make Farm Life More Com
forta BILE for the Wife"
IL a. m,-Address.
12 m.-Farmers' picnic dinner.
o. m.-Rouud table hour: Professor
Howell. America Through an English
mans Eye"
Miss Lamkin will conduct mothers hour.
p. m.-Band concert.
8 p. m.-Lecture, 'The Criminal in the
Making" by Hon. Frank p. Sadler OF
Chicago, Ii.
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BOYS AND GIRLS DAY,
Thursday, July 27.

Thursday, July 27.
a. m.-Chautauqua clubs, Prof How
ell, The Age of Reflection"
10 n m.-OpcninE lecture by Rev. Or,
Charles +. Aked of San Francisco. Cal,
late pastor of the Fifth Avenue Baptist
church of New York, on THE Lord
Prayer. Its Meaning and Message for To-
day." topic, '''rhy Kingdom Come.
IL a. injecting In the interest or the
boys OF Utah. auspices OF the Associat ted
Boys clubs; addresses by prominent boy
workers.
= p. m.-'Das Gartcn Spiel" great pa
geanr OF boys and girls, given by the
Chautauqua Boys and Girls clubs, In
charge of Miss LamlSin. assisted by the
Boys clubs OF the state.
p m.-Round table hour, prol.
Howell. Captain Sherburnc,"
p. m.-Open air concert.
j, m.-Lccture by Merton S. Rice.
Duluth. Mimi, on THE Devil Take the
Hindmost.'
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Opening Sunday, July %.

9 a. m-Bible hour. Professor Howell
Topic, Age OF Awakening"
10 a. m.-Great Sunday school demon
stration. in charge Of John NJ. Mills. su-
periDtendent Of city schools
9 p. m.-Praise service. by Ogden Tab
ernacle choir.
3 p. m.--Sermon by Elder David o. Nc
Kay OF Ogden.
p. m.-Chautauqua vesper service.
p. m.-Sacred concert,
s p. m.-Lecture. The Man of NaZar-
eth by the Rev. DR.. Benjamin Young
of Portland. Ore.
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PRESIDENT ASSURES
IDAHO STATESMEN
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
WASHINGTON May 6.--Governor
Brady, accompanied by Senator Borah,
called on the president today and dis
cUsscd the adjustment of Idaho state
land matters that have been pending for
several months, The president again
gave assurance that tho wishes OF the
state OF Idaho will be carried out IL he
can bring Il about and said that progress
was being made on the plan to permit
the stale to get lands In lieu of those
which II lost by reason OF the inclusion
of school lands i'm forest reserves.
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ALASKA PENINSULA
SWEPT BY HURRICANE
Vessels Stranded on Dry Ground After
Storm Subsides lightkeeper
Nearly Frozen,
BY Associated Press.

SEWARD, Alaska. May 6.-News of Il
terrific hurricane and snowstorm which
swept the Alaska peninsula April l3 was
received here today by the mail steamer
Dora. which returned from her monthly
trip TO Unaaska, 1000 miles west of here.
The storm dashed the sea into Il fury and
small vessels seeking safety III coves
were picked up and swept high on the
shore. where they were left stranded on
dry ground when the storm subsidized.
Headlightkeeper Ludcschcr was nearly
frozen 10 death at Scotch Cape going the
short distance from the light To his resi-
dencc, His dog dragged him home.
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DIED

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VAN WILTENBURG-In this city, May
., 1911, Michael Van Wiltcnburg, aged
6S yenrS, 10 months, Is days, at the resi-
dence. 6j2 Post street, The remains were
shipped yesterday from the funeral par
lors of Ehcr w. Hall. 16i South West
Temple street. via the Los Angeles Linn
tied, TO his former home at Grand Rap
ids, Mich,
THOMPSON-At Pomona, Cal, May 6.
1911, Mary Elizabeth Thompson. aged
3D. wife of General John Milton Thomp-
son, u, s. A., retired.
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WoMAN'S DAY.
Wednesday, July 26,

a. m.-Chautauqua clubs: Professor
Howell, ''The Age of Action"
10 a. Mcclure by Professor Tyler.
Conformity to Environment
IL Il. m.-Great woman's meeting In
charge oil the State Confederation OF
Wonian's clubs. Mrs. McMahon OF Salt
Lake presiding.
y. n.-Musical and literary exercises.
p. m.-Lecture. What VIII You DO
With IT," by Frank Crane Of Chicago.
p. n.-Round table hour: Professor
Howell. - Talking Journey on South
A.ner;ca'; Professor Tyler, closing Ice
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TEACHERS DAY.
tuesday,, July 2E.

a. m.-Chautauqua clubs: Professor
Howell. The Age OF Decision"
10 a m.-Lecture, Professor Tyler,
"Thc Survival OF the Fittest.''
IL a. m.-Great gathering OF teachers
Professor 4, G. Nelson, state superin
tendent OF public instruction. presiding;
address by Professor Charles II. Keyes.
New York City. president of National
Council OF Education.
. p, m.-Muslcal and literary pro-
gramme: Shakespearean readings, by
James Wood of Kansas City
3 p. m.-Address TO the teachers of
Utah. by Professor John NJ Tyler OF
Massachusetts.
y. m.-Round table hour: Professor
Howell, "The Popular American Poet:
Professor Tyler. Faith and Evolution"
Miss Lamkin. Mothers conference
p. m.-Open air concert
y. m--Lecture. Frank Crane of Chi
ca&o. on Rome"
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NATIONAL DAY,

9 a. m,-Chautauqua clubs. Prof
Howell. "Thc Age OF Consummaton.
10 a. m.-Second lecture by DR., Aked
on The Lords Prayer" topic, "Thy
VIII Be Done
IL q. m.-Great meeting under the
Grand Army OF the Republic and other
veterans OF the nation
2 D. m.-Patriotic concert.
Great Country" by Frederick NinipS
Fisher.
5 p, m.-Round table hour, Prof.
Howell ''Why Study Art?"
p. m.-Band concert,
p. m.-Popular lecture by Rev. DR..
Charles f. Aked. William Ewart Clad
stone, His Legacy OF Inspiration to Man
kind
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OLD HOME DAY,

a. m.-Chautauuua clubs Prof,
Howell general discussion.
10 a m.-Dr, Aked. third lecture on
THE Lords Prayer topic, GIVE Us
This Day Our Daily Bread"
II a. m.-Great gathering OF all people
In Utah. grafton. THE Cost OF Liberty y
by Rev. Or. Elmer l, Goshen OF Salt
Lake.
| p. m.-Reunion pcnlcs OF all nation
alities beneath the flags OF the old home
lands
2 p. m.--Great pageant of all nations,
given by societies OF different national
tiles in Utah.
p. m.-Annual Recognition day. ad-
dress to all Chautauquans by Prof.
Howell; topic. THE Fourfold Life
p. m.-Open air concert.
p. Unpopular lecture by Merton ..
Rice, "A Live Dog ys. a Dead Lion.'
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CLOSING DAY.
Sunday, July 80.

a. m-Closlng lecture by DR.. Aked
on "The Lord S Prayer; topic, Forgive
us our debts. as we also have forgiven
our debtors"
10 a. m.-Grand united service or "or-
shin OF all the churches of Ogden.
II a. m.-Sermon by the Rev. Father
?. NJ Cushnahan Of st, Joseph's Roman
Catholic church OF Ogden.
p. m.-Sacred praise service.
3 p, m.-Sermon by DR.. Merton S,
Rice of Duluth MINI.
p. m.-Chautauuua vesper service.
p. m.-Open air sacred concert.
s p. m.-Great closing service OF the
first Ogden Chautauqua, sermon by the
Rev. DR.. Charles + Aked.
10 p. m.-Closing professional and eX-
tinguishing Chaulauqua fires.
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NOTED PERSONS
At CHAUTAU
Programme for Great Gather
ing Includes Addresses by
Famous Men and Women.
SPEAKERS DISCUSS EVERY
PHASE OF EDUCATION
Large Range of Subjects viii
Be Handled by Capable
Specialists.
Suecial 10 The Tribune.

Special TO ne lIlDuHo'
OGDEN, May 6.-Brilliant lecturers
musical artists, literary interpreters,
statesmen. theologians and scientists
ranking first among the galaxy Oh
prominent men and women OF the
United States, will go to make the
first annual Chautauqua assembly OF
the Ogden Chautauoua association at
Glenwood park, July 21-30. one Of tho
most eventful educational gatherings
ever held in the intermountain west
Such well known national figures as
j. Frank Hanley Of Indiana, Prof.
Daniel w. Howell of Chnutauqua, n.
Y; Prof. Charles III, Keyes Of New
York; Prof. John M. Tyler Of Massa'
chusetts; Frank Crane Of Chicago; the
Rev. Charles L, Aked, formerly of the
Rockefeller Baptist church, Fifth ave-
nue., New York; the Rev. DR., Benjamin
Young of Portland, Or, and number
of others will believer lectures during
the ten-day assembly,
Practically every educational feature
will be exploited by men and women
who are thoroughly capable IN the
handling Of the several departments Of
which they will be IN charge. The
programme in full follows:
OPENING DAY.
Friday, July 81.
10 a. Informal opening by the gov
ernor OF Utah and other state and civic
officials. President L. NJ, briggs presid-
ing.
ii a. m.-opening lecture by the Hon.
j. Frank Hanley of Indiana. Subject,
Patriotism OF Peace"
p. m.-buncheon rendered TO governor
and staff and other official visitors
p Reorganization of the Chautau-
qua clubs. Boys and Girls club in charge
OF Miss Nina LamlSin, instructor OF state
Normal school OF Illinois; Geology club,
Professor Peck. University Of Utah; Bot
any club. Bird club Professor Goodwin OF
Provo; Camera club; Mountaincer club.
in charge OF Frank c. Brainerd.
3 p. m.-Grand concert by Ogden Tab
ernacle choir and other Ogden talent,
p. m.--Opening Chautauqua round Ia
BILE. conducted by Professor Daniel w.
Howell Of Chautauqua Literary and Scien-
tfic circle Topic. "Books-What They
Are and What Shall We Do With Thcm?"
Travel talk, Personal Experiences in
Morocco" by Dan Mcguire OF Ogden,
p. m.-Concert by the Chautauqua
band.
Sp. m.--Lecturc by Hon. ]. Frank Han
ley OF Indiana. Subject. Jesus Christ
Was He Mortal or Is He Divne?'
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TO LEASE-NO- 1856 SOUTH MAIN
street. now occupied by o. S. l.. ticket
with basement Best location in city
Possession June 1st. Apply T. ]. Moran.
Board OF Trade building. diiIc
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turc, on "'rhe Ideal Community"
=. m,-Music.
$ p, m.-Grand concert by Salt Lake
tabernacle choir
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ANNOUNCEMENT

WE ARE NOW LOCATED IN OUR
new quarters in the Dooly block. Call
and see us. Brown School of Dressmak-
ing COL Dooy block. Bell phone T0S. Ind.
1853 c693
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GLOVE MANUFACTURERS

NELSON GLOVE CO., 60 EAST BIRD
South. exclusive glove store. Gloves
made to order. Repairing and cleaning.
m255
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SODA FOUNTAIN WORK.

ALL KINDS OF SODA FOUNTAIN
work and repairing, li9 East LIST
South esq
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GENERAL CONTRACTORS

TAKE CONTRACTS. BRICK BUILD
ing. stone work any kind repairing.
Waterproof work: satisfaction Euaran-
teed. Bohmart. 1853 North 1st West
d233S
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LANDSCAPE GARDENING,

-~o~o-~--o~0~7~o~~-~
w. e. BIvENS. 62 WEST 4'rH SOUTH
landscape gardener: fertilizer and dirt
for sale; cement work, painting. carpen-
ter work and lawn work OF all kinds: all
work guaranteed. Ind. 1871 from $ TO
3: Bell phone 2166 d417o
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FAMILY LIQUOR STORE

ALI. KINDS OF WINES AND LIQUORS.
fcr family trade. Free delivery The
BergerInan Co. c3S So. State. Bell 56as:
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MRS. NJ HOWEII.S is NOW LOCATED
at her old location. 40 South Main,
room ,, and Is ready Co commence busi.
ness haircressing. manicuring, etc. e56i
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RANGING ACADEn|
TYPEWRITEES
WHER- TO sgos

LINCOLN HOUSE, lies. Sc
Sonfb: 80 rooms: ra
5oc: modern baths. i'c' II
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MT. MoRIAH LODGE NO. 2F AND A.
M.~Masonic hall, second Monday ench
rmonth. corner First South and Second
G.a5I. s members OF sister lodges and So
,9urnlns members IN good standing In
yned" Dana T. Smith. W. M; Christie
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WASSATcH LODGE. No. I, p. and A. M.
IIHaasonlc temple. corner First South
and second East. Regular meetings seq
eistsr ead FT,day Tody OF ench month. Members Of
alaiIy invited. II, S. knight. w. NJ;
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EECRET SOCIETIES

MASONIC NOTICE-MT MORIAH
lodge. No. >, will hold its regular
monthly meeting tomorrow (Monday)
evening at s o'clock.
ClIkISVOGlEtR DIEIIL. Secretary.
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PLANTS AND SEEDS
SIGNS AND SCENERY
DRESSMAKING

FANCY SEWING. SUITS AND OPERA
cloaks. ELSIE COWDIN. PA Constj-
fulton building. 2609-Y dpgs9
MISSES PRICE AND NELSON, TAI
lored suits and gowns. Parlors 255 So.
2nd East. Bell phone 2207-NX. First
class work. d95Ig
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MIDWIFE
CARPET CLEANING
HAIR DRESSING

HAIIsDRESSING. MANICURING. SHAM
poolng, ha'r bobbing speciality: by eX-
pert lady halrdresscrs for ladies only.
III, M ana complete line of fine hair goods
Menesys new hairdTess!ng parlors, eTs
Main ST. oSiS
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speoialties. No. 10 West ,,iA ~
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PRESIDENT INVITED
TO VISIT WYOMING
Special to The Tribune.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. May 6.-Sen-
ator Warren called upon the president
today and on behalf OF the Cheyenne
frontier committee presented an invita-
tion TO him to attend this years from
tier day show late in August or carly In
September. The president expressed his
wish 10 attend the celebration. but stated
he could not give a definite answer at
this time. as his engagements for the
summer were not completed and II is
possible II he goes west that II viii have
To be later In the season than the date
set for the show.
$l.00 Ogden and return Sundays, via
Oregon Short Line.
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WIDOW WISHES POSITION AS
housekeeper. 323 z. 4th South. e2i9
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MASSAGE
MEDICAL
GRINDING.


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OSTEOPATHY
HAND LAUNDRY.
WALL PAPER CLEANING

HOME PAPER CLEANING CO. BEST
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GATRELL'S r,,-o@
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a. ARGESTA LODGE NO. 3.
~ F. IS A. M.-At Masonic
temple. corner Second East
j" and First South streets. hrs,
Tuesday OF each month.
YEN hIs ners OF sister lodges and sojournins
sp[ethren invited Harry Clark, w. M;
Moses c. Phillips. Secretary.
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CARL OF THANKS

WE WISH TO THANK OUR MANY
friends for their sympathy and floral
offerings during our recent bereavement.
GEO. MCLAUGHLIN AND FAMILY.
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LYNDS CHAPTER NO.
l. Order Eastern Star.
Masonic temple.-Stated
meetings first Friday
each month. Visiting
members will! receive a
cordial welcome. Ada
\. Hartenstein, W. NJ,
Nellie T Spencer, Secre-
tary.
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ELECTA CHAPTER NO.
s. Order Ea stern Star
Stated meetings third
Tuesday OF each month.
Masonic temple. corner
Second East and First
South. Visiting members
cordially invited.
e. BEVERIDGE. w. NJ.
LKI ND SecratarY.
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CURTAINS LAUNDERED AT HOME;
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GIRL t FOR GENERA go7,,,
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MILLINERY AND PLUMES
FIREPROOF STORAGE
CLEANING AND PRESSING

WE DRY CLEAN AND PRESS AND
deliver ladies' and gents clothing rea-
sonable. City Cleaning g. Pressing Co.,
e1 w. 3rd So. Ind. 1863; Bell 1855.
doT5T
New-York tribune., 1911-03-26
JAIL FOR JACK JOHNSON
Sentenced to twenty-five Days
for Fast Driving in Auto.

San Francisco March 25-Jsck Johnson.
the champion heavyweight pugilist Of the
world. was sentenced to-day 10y Acting
Police Judge Treadwol to serve twenty
five days in the county jail on charge Of
exceeding the automobile speed limit
Johnson pleaded guilty to the charge IN
Thursday. His attorney announced he
would apply to the Superior Court for a
writ Of habeas corpus.
Shortly after his arrival here several
weeks ago Johnson was convicted by a
jury on a charge Of exceeding the speed
limit and fine of 500 was imposed. He
appealed against the fine and was arrested
Oh a similar charge While the appeal was
pending.
Caught racing through tho park on
Wednesday he pleaded guilty on THURSDAY,
with to-day's sentence as the result. The
suspended warrant also was served on him.
Late this afternoon Johnson was taken
f. the county TAIL 20 begin tto serving 0f
his sentence. 10 did not 70 IN tho prison
van. but in an automobile. which he hired.
His attorney gave verbal notice Of an ap-
peal, and has not abandoned his attempt
to secure a writ Of habeas corpus.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-26
RAIN FROWNS ON GIANTS
Squads at Dallas and Forth
Worth Unable to Take Field.
,o Tho Tribune

BY Telegraph to The Tribune
Dallas. Tex. March ?5.-Two squads of
tie New York Giants. who broke camp at
Marlin Yesterday. we're idle to-day. The
men who cane hore for game with Dal-
las amused themselves PLAYING pool. bill
iards and cards. or 'cussed' the rain
" rich fell and fell as If another food was
coming
word came from Fort Worth that Nc
Graw and his men were doing likewise in
stead OF cutting capers on the diamond.
and there was dolefu tone TO the
message. as the training expenses have
mounted mp and the little manager hoped
70 rake in some shekels al the gate.
The prospect 70. games tomorrow is
gloomy. The clouds look full to bursting,
and even II they empty ont by morning the
fields are sure TO be too wet and muddy for
play
san Antonio. Tex. March 25.-Arle La
than once moro proved the Giant "hoodoo'
mere A. soon as he hit iOwn with the
Van branch OF the GOthnmites the rain
hoean 10 come down. even as blanket
The players are maroone in their hotels.
with nothing in the game line 10 show for
tho afternoon.