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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-13
Maccabees.

hold 0TesS regular n'T Teview @ Thursday afternoon,
February l6. at 2:$o o'clock. in Is. Of p,
aho1t a iGa mee51e sfee"o Ladies d seSs esrk % Cine
smart Hedrick. Brown. Anderson. Towle
and Benney. having birthday and we'd
tertaln the ladies and prospective can
didates as a house warming for the new
hail. Every member is urged to he pres
Salt Lake City hive No. 4. Ladies of
the Maccebees. will meet "Wednesday
evening at Odd Fellows hall at 7:So
a a card party and tho admission Will be
10 cents All the ladies who attended
the social al Lady Schonert's last Thurs
day had good time,
an open meeting Thursday evening, Feb
bruary JIG, at ] o, O. r. hall az which
Hubbard. with his team OF Royal High
landcrs In costume, are going 10 visit
the tent and put on drill For the first
will have a chance to see the Maccabee
goat. which has been brushing up It's
bristles and quilts for the past two weeks
10 meet them. With the help OF some
OF the lady members of Banner hive No.
II and the entertainment committee, a
fine programme has been arranged. The
It Will soon be ready to order an up-to-
date outfit. The finance committee re-
ported at last meeting that the tent was
pected that all members of the uniform
rank and members OF No; will turn
out to help receive our visitors.
tho Maccabees, will give card party
in Eagles hall THURSDAY evening. Feb
ruary i6, All members Of Maccabees and
friends are Invited. Hand painted prizes
will be awarded. There will be q short
meeting before the party. and all Off
GERS are requested to be present at s
O'Clock
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down expenses. In the past. the library
was open to the public from a. m. till
= p. m, but II has been necessary to
shorten the hours. and now the place is
only open during the afternoon OF each
day. =
A debt in the form Of oyerdrafts and
notes amounting TO more than $1,000 COLI
fronts the management. Tho CONNER
ciai club the Ninteenth Century club
and other organizations have now taken
the matter in hand. and they propose
10 raise sufficient funds to keep the in
sutution open and purchase more books
lhe Nineteenth Century club has issued
n statement OF the condition OF the H.
prary, and Is making an effort to interest
the citizens sufficiently TO get the city
council TO continue The tax levy OF one
mill which was levied only TO finish and
equip the institution.
The statement shows that 500 books
were discarded In 1910 and only 40S add
ed. II also shows the following llabIlI-
ties: Ovcrdraft. sos; due on note for
furniture. $1,000, These amounts. with
the expenses OF running the library for
1911, are estimated at $1,000. and this
does not include money for the purchase
Of new books. The statement shows 270
books purchased in 1910 and 13S received
BY donation. There was on June 80, 1910
1881 books In the library. During the
year 20.034 books were loaned out, max
Ing an average OF six times for each
book
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HAVE SEEN THE WORLD.

Special to The Tribune.
PROVO, Feb. 12.-Ray Faruey, one Of
the four boys who ran away from their
homes in Pueblo, Colo. and we're inter-
cepted here by the officers left for his
home in Colorado today. money having
been sent by his parents to pay his fare
Harold Owen and Glenvillc Lannon two
others Of the duartette. have received
word from their people that money viii
be sent for their transports ton back
home. The other boy. Louis Sweeney,
says he has brother, William Sweeney
at the Wellington hotel In Salt Lake
City. and he has been notified of the
whereabouts OF the young runaw way,
The boys are from II to 16 wears Of
students al the Pueblo high school. They
say they were tired Of school and wanted
to see the world. They are now salts
fled and are WILLING To go back 10 school.
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Children Injured
Ordinary Cathartics and Pills and
Harsh Physic Cause Distressing
Compaiuts

You cannot be over.careful in the
selection Of medicine for children. Only
the very gcntlest bowel medicine should
ever be given. except in emergency
cases. Ordinary pills, cathartlcs and
purgatives are apt to do more harm
than good, They cause gripping, nausea
and other distressing after effects that
are frequently health destroying and
life. lasting annoyance,
We personally recommend and guar
aniee RexaIl Ordcriies as the safest
and most dependable remedy for con.
stipnton and associate bowel disorders.
We have such absolute faith in the
virtues of this remedy that we sell it
on our guarantee OF money back in
every instance where It fails to give
entire satisfaction, and we urge all in
need of such medicine to try it at our
risk
Rexall Orderlies are eaten like candy.
They are particularly prompt and
agreeable in action, may be taken at
any time, dav or night; do not cause
diarrnoea, nausea, gripping, excessive
iooscness or other undesirable efTocts.
They have a very natural action upon
the glands and organs with which they
come in contact, act ms positive and
regulativc tonic upon the relaxed mus.
cular coat of the bowel and its dry mu.
cous lining: remove irritation. over
come weakness, tone and strengthen
the nerves and muscles, and restore the
bowels and associate organs to more
vigorous and healthy activity.
Rexall Orderlies completely relieve
constipation, except when of surgi-
cal character. They also tend to over
come the necessity OF constantly tax
ing laxatives TO keep the bowels in
normal condition. Two sizes of pack
aoas IN cents and 25 cents. Remember
nm can obtain RexalI Remedies in
Sail Lake City only at our stores-the
Rexall stores-Druehl g. Franken, 27l
Sonth Main; Smith Drug Co, "The
Pusv Corner" Smith Drug Co. No, .,
Eenvon Hotel block, 2l5 South Main.
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News Of lntermountain Region
VISITORS ENTERTAINED.
Fruls Jobbers From Denver and Omaha
Are Guests Of junction City.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune,
OGDEN, Feb. io,--The jolly crowd OF
western fruit jobbers from Denver and
Omaha were royalty entertained IN Og-
Gen Genus, Inns AFTERNOON by the Ogden Manu-
iac,urers and Jobbers association. those
having the entertainment in hand being
PRESIDENT ], s. Campbell. Glen Hitler. +.
a Rose, o. A. Buschjost. II. f. Palmer,
Charles Empey and John Nicholas
There were about eighty persons in tho
company, which arrived in the CITY in a
special Union Pacific train from Salt
Lake at | 80 o oclock. They were met an
the depot by the entertainment commit
tee and taken Tor ride To various parts
quoted at the Elite cafe. plates being
spread for eighty-five guests.
President Campbell filled the position
OF toastmaster at the reception and in
few pointed remarks advised the Den
yer and Omaha people that Ogden was
at their disposal and that the Ogden
bunch OF entertainers did not propose TO
90 thing but cater 10 their wishes dur
Ing their. short, stay in the city.
Prof Frank NJ briggs. superintendent
OF the state school for the deaf and
blind. delivered an enthusiastic address
OF welcome TO the jobbcrs, He told them
OF the hardships Of the pioneers Of this
state in the early building OF the com
efforts were now being enjoyed by tho
present generation and made il possible
10 give them the splendid reception at
their hands
Happy responses we're made by rresi-
dent j. NJ Walker. Vice Presidents
Mtdlesworth and Hoylance. Secretary
Iidwcll. Treasurer Rover, Frank Davis
+ J; Morris. j. s. Carver and II. L
After spending two hours in .he citv
mento: Cal. the train leaving here az
$3.50 o'clock.
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Royal HighIanders,

The meeting at Utah castle this even
ing Is 10 be a good old ia shioned open
house" The castle will be called 10 or
der at Sis p. m. and the regular order
Of business hurried through, that the
drawbridge may be lowered and the
friends may enter the castle hall and en-
joy the entertainment prepared by the
committee. fair Lady Wallace and Clans
man Watts. Last Monday evening there
was large attendance and great deal
of interest was shown in the remarks
made by Deputy y. Hubbard. Secretary
w, A. Wallace and others in regard to
the membership contest. The chairman
OF the last dance committee made a
final report, Clansman Gardner reported
that the arrangements for the masked
ball. 10 be given February 20. will soon
he completed. Arrangements were made
for the social this evening and after the
close OF the castle the team spent an
hour drilling. The older members spent
this time recalling interesting events
connected with the Highlander work. Of
ficers and guards report promptly at SIS
n.
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Women of Woodcraft

Silver Maple circle No. los met i'm reg
ular session with Guardian Neigiibor Ella
II. Williams in The chair. The new otii-
GERS are taking hold of the work in
splendid style and the initiatorv work
was put on In very creditable manner
Clerk Neighbor 8. NJ Free was the re
cipient Of handkerchief shower. which
was appreciated. Visitors from Park
City were present and greeted with cir
Gle honors. Neighbor Anna Pitts IRE
sented a beautiful hand painted plate to
be disposed of for the benefit OF the
guards. Much important business viii
be transacted next Friday night and all
members are requested 10 be present at
1880 O'Clock.
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Fraternal Union of America.

Evergreen lodge No. 151 will hold It's
regular meeting tonight, and initiate ten
more candidates. All the new officers
will be In their stations prepared 10 carry
out the work OF the Initiation as well
RS to conduct the many other business
propositions to be presented this even
Ing. All members OF the degree team
are urged to be present. as well as all
other members who can attend as rhe
Comments on the big class initiation Of
fifty candidates on January % by Su-
prcme President +. F. Roose will be read
by the local secretary, and many points
Of interest Will be read to the team and
the officers Let all turn out tonight
to welcome and support the new officers,
and continue TO work for a membership
of 500 and to make the meetings the
"best ever"
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TRUTH CROPS OUT.
Why Pile Sufferers 30 Often Fail tc
Get Relief

Science is getting to the bottom of
everything, including the cause and
cure Of piles The brightest doctors
now admit that piles are caused inter
pally and can be cured only by inter
nal treatment. Dr. j. S. Leonhardt
some time ago perfected a remeoJ- in
the cause of piles, and therefore cures
permanently. 1t is sold by sCHRAMM-
JOHNSON, DRUGS, FIVE STORES,
and druggists everywhere. under mon
ey back guarantee. 81 for % days
treatment DR.. Leonhardt Co, Station
B. Buffalo, n, Y. Write for booklet.
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Past Noble Grands.

Members OF Naomi Past Noble Grand
club met at 1. Q. q. r. hall last Thurs
day afternoon. After the regular order
of business was over the members were
entertained AT FranElin's by Sister Lila
r. Racmussen. An elegant lunch was
served and the ciuh colors os pink and
green were very effective. Present TO en-
Joy the afternoon were: Mcsdamcs Black
MARI. Price. Erwin Timer, Ma ronev. Pen
dleton. Lewis. Boes. Culmer. Nickerson.
Coil. Darrah. Rasmussen and Show
aker Members Of Naomi Past Noble
Grand club Will give card social ut
Sister Blackmarr's home. 54S South First
West street, Thursday. February Is. 1911.
All members and friends arc Invited.
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Women of Woodcraft.

Woodbino circle No. Al held regular
ceting Thursday evening. February O.
in l. O. o. F hall; all officers present
There were four limitations. There viii
he no regular meeting Thursday evening
February rs, on account of the guards
drin, All officers and guards are re-
quested to he present at guards drill
to initiate candidates and act on appl
cation cards. All members of the Joint
committee are requested TO be present ar
Salt Lake circles meeting Monday even
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Woodmen of tha World

Salt Lake camp No SO had a splendid
meeting last Tuesday evening The "busy
oees brought In eight applications for
procuring two applications will be en-
titled TO membership in the "busy bees. -
Their first annual clam bake will be held
dancing party on February 81 az Con
servatory hall for the benefit OF the sick
members. This is worthy cause and
bers and their friends. All who attend
will be assured Of good time A min
strel entertainment will be given by the
'oosy bees soon. The protection de-
gree will be conferred next Tue sday
evening. Visiting neighbors We!come.
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STILL
|qAVDNVC BY GUNS
Il, One Association Says
s 3 Ton, or No Sugar
BeetS.
-he Tribune.

..rw The Tribune
.:szS. Feb. 1s.-F F. Barro*s. pres
j ! d. Internountain Farmers Pro-
...o.Istjon. OF Warren. takes eX-
:. reports that have been made
q. y. newspapers that the farm
n,,i. Weber, Box Elder and
..,o,,es have concluded to raise
.. IRE Ama!eamsted Sugar COM
& !, ~ he year 1911 at s4.!S per ton
~ " tSs sugar company VIII nave no
- IA signing contracts ior as large
.,,.rs as 1. did last year.
=, rsrorted that al a meeting al
short time ago II was prac.
.sttisd that the farmers would
~ their demand for So a ton
~ heets at The si.I5 rate. Mr.,
- dates that the matter was not
Al the meeting. and that no
4 -ssrstzndiug was had. He said
q. rsstlDg was called for the pur-
risnejne the name of ths or
E.s,r which was accomplished with
1. S,ri, mention of the price Of beets
Il El.~ ~ - H., /, ,,.s .g,,
q hs report an' o, 80 CO.,
|c,f tY come oile n' ~ AZ a
zzEs me loea ee',is, .t i,o 80, nono'i ot 80
e farmers =. @ 80, IT,
|F-I stilons 70 Dei1e,s s.a nc ,,
p. callen OH W. nsh' ~,
"a ths' c"ht'ae'' "'e oeii'e
- ,.,
z:sot Sslro"s says iut .'si 'ta IN
92ca hsis VII VII, 90. &c"
IseN VINO VII sLen VIZ ~ -.
I Z. COMPANY LOT any pIice oeIoM
Ia ~ ana lnat .ie susaI toIIpaIlE,
hR 20 come up 10 .ie laiiieIS
II 8 epss the lat'olS 'sIie al ri
|Ee 10 lahe gre VI ms iIochs ana
E crop OF WOOL ne says ana
e.se o. his ,ahu 10 IeSI a season
,sliss l,pln tae oFSaIiEa'lo'ls o,
- eounlles w .le nor Ill'Ir par
2 as VIII n'eer IN a convention
oH't mouse ID this civ lhnfSda%
70 less up tlie ques'ion OF prices
~ rsss. as wen as other PROD
W lsIln. ana arrive a den-
1nislanolng as 10 "hat the attl-
ins farmers; as an organized
isaii oe. III Is stated oy those
80 IN tns niove'nent maj al this
10 1snnlie steps VIII be taken
w oIgenlsatinn OF state 1arm-
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CONFERENCE is HELD,
Quarterly Meeting OF the Ogden Stake OF
Mormon Church Largely Attended.
Snerlal % The Tribune

OGDEN, Feb. 1.-THE quarterly con-
ference Of the Ogden stake OF the Nor
mon church was held In the tabernacle
today. three meetings being held The
evening meeting was devoted TO the con
sideration of affairs Of the Mutual I'm
proNement associations of the stake and
the tabernacle choir gave a special re :
cital.
Apostle Charles w. Penrose and Presi
dent Brigham II. Roberts of the seventies
were the principal speakers Of the con-
ference. Apostle Penrose discussing The
gospel plan OF salvation and Elder Rob
erts giving an eloquent address on the
anniversary OF the birth of Abraham Lin
coin. The conference was largely at
tended and the reports from the bishops
indicated that all the wards OF the stake
are In q ProsperoMs condition.
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SAMUEL JENKINS MEETS
WITH SEVERE INJURY
Snccial 10 The Tribune

NncClaT 10 IEe TrIDU1lc-
BINGHAM, Feb. l2,-Samuel jenkins
chief electrician of the Utah Copper COM
pany, suffered a fracture OF the skull
es result OF a blast at the surface
workings OF the company at 10 o'clock
this morning
Mr.. Jenkins had taken refuge under
steam shovel. but he emerged from his
place or safety too soon. and 2 falling
rock struck him upon the top of the
head. fracturing the skull. He was taken
an operation will be performed Al
though severely injured and suffering
great pain. Mr.. jenkins did not lose con-
seriousness
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British Fraternal Society.

Al the regular meeting Of the society
last Thursday evening. President GcarY
presiding, large amount of business
came up. The musical committee re-
ported that arrangements were prac-
tically completed for the concert to be
given February 90 A small charge for
admission will he made on this occasion
and refreshments will be served. The
programme promises To be one OF eXcep-
lional merit. further particulars OF which
will he given next week. Members are
requested TO bring their friends with
them. The society meets the second and
fourth Thursdays Of each month in room
236 old Commercial club building. 222
South West Temple street All British
ers are cordially invited TO attend.
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w. r. Wilson at Rest.
Special 10 The Tribune.

SPecIdI 10 ns ,ITIDUHe
OGDEN, Feb. 12.-Funeral services
were held over ", Raymond Wilson at
the family residence on Seventeenth
street this forenoon, Bishop James Tay-
op TAYLOR, z. A. Larkin and Elder George
Barker. all OF whom spoke Of the sterling
qualities Of the deceased and offered
words OF coincidence TO the bereaved The
funeral was largely attended and many
beautiful floral offerings were brought
TO the bier.
Immediately after the funeral services
the body was taken to Salt Lake where
intsrnlent took place.
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Forestars of America.

Court Salt Bake No held social
and card party al the last regular meet
Ing night and a large attendance was
present. All enjoyed themselves. The
next regular meeting will he he'd Febr,;-
ary 81. All members are requested 10 he
present, as a matter OF importance Is TO
De decided UPON
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Jones Wins Contest.

Special 10 The Tribune.
BRIGHAM CITY. Feb. 12.-Thc Charles
HimberE. II. Jones election contest was
decided In favor OF Jones by Judge
Vaughan I'm the First district court to-
day. Himber and Jones were candidates
for the four-year term member of the
board OF education OF Box Elder county
and Jones WAS declared elected. Him
Der then filed his contest. alleging u
number OF irrep pulnrilies.
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Goes Violently Insane.

BINGHAM, Feb. 12.-J. p. Smith. aged
4 bout 30 years. went violently insane this
afternoon and was locked in the county
Jail, His mania is along religious lines
and II Is said To have been brought about
by family troubles. Smith has heen In
the employ of the Utah Copper company
as nightwatchman of steam shoycls.
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Garfield Secret Society.

GARFIELD. Feb 12.-Garticid circle
IA Women of Woodcraft, held the
regular meeting Wednesday evening
February s, and after It. public instala-
tion with guards of Salt Lake circle, Or
ganizer Broberg of the order and Grand
Officer Mary y. Baer as installation Of
ficers. After the installation cards and
dancing were enjoyed. Refreshments
were served. The circle will give a
masquerade ball February %, at l. Q. O.
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Modern Woodmen of America,

Excelsior camp. Modern Woodmen of
America. met last Tuesday evening with
we'll filled hall. over sixty members
being present. Those present were loud
In praise of the new hall. The election
In Jim Rothwell winning the honors.
Captain Carter desires all members of
the team 10 be present at S p. m sharp
at NJ W, A. hall. 16t Main street. as
there Will be plenty of work,
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knights of PYthias.

Hermion temple No. s. Pythan Sisters.
Will meet this afternoon at o'clock In
K: of P. Hall. 16l Second East street
when all sisters are requested TO attend.
as special business is oil hand In regard
TO the colonial ball, which takes place
February o1
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Judgment for Plaintiff.

Special To The Tribune.
PROVO. Feb, Judge Booth i'm the
Fourth district court last evening, rem
dcrod judgment in favor OF the plaintiff
for s600.?0 In the case OF II. T.. Taylor
KS. W, IL. Ray e. Co. The suit grew
out OF n real estate deal. and the plain
tiff sued for commission.
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Yeonlen.

The Yeomen OF Salt Lake enjoyed an
exhibition by the drill team from Scgo
Lily lodge, F., E. c. Afterwards re-
enjoyed until an early hour. Thursday,
February Is. the Yeomen will give
masquerade bali. Preparations are un-
der way 10 install class of seventy five
In the near future, All visiting archers
in good standing are invited 10 attend.
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ROYAL Neighbors of America.

AuNilinry oamn No. 49S6 met In regu-
lar session last Monday night Nine ap-
plications were accepted \ comnitte
was appointed bv the oracle consisting
Of NeiGhbors Lindncr, Peak and Canton
wine, to act with Captain Jones to get
uniforms for the degree team. The COM
mittee met Thursday and purchased the
material for uniforms. .hc team choosing
dark red. to be trimmed with white In
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Dividend Declared.

Special to The Tribune.
SPANISH FORK. Feb. 12,-The Span
ish Fork Coop stockholders held their
annual meeting yesterday when a divi-
dend OF 12l per cent or S1.25 tn the
share OF S1o was declared and the same
board was elected. to-wit. Peter Nelson
president: August Swcnsen vice presl :
dent; Warren q. Davis. Rees D. James
and Robert Nickel, directors; John VI.
Hayes. treasurer, and John Moore, sec
rciarT
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CARNEGIE LIBRARY
IN NEED Of FUNDS
Institution at Provo Running
Behind in Expense
Accounts.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special To The Tribune.
PROVO. Feb. 12.-Andrew Carnegie
gave TO Provo City $1,000 free pub
lie library with the understanding that
the institution should be maintained by
the people through taxation. That the
library is now a great burden and in need
of assistance from other sources than
the tax provided is evidenced from the
fact that IL has been necessary to cut
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G. A. r.

The women of James 8. Mexican w
r. G. will be entertained at Mrs. i. b.
Rudys home. 233 West Fourth South
street. on Friday afternoon. February II.
Members and friends of the order are
most cordially invited. The ladies as
ssting are Mesdames Elliot. Meskill.
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Red Men,

! Will meet around the council fire again
tonight. They had splendid meeting
last week, with the warriors degree, but
tonight II will be something extra
Among other good things, the chiefs de-
gree will be conferred. a large atten-
dance is assured as the degrees are in
teresting as well as instructive.
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I. A, to O. r. @.

The L. A. to o. r. c. held an inter
estipg meeting last Thursday. when It
was decided To give another of the pop
noon, February IL Mrs. r. c, McCullow.
Mrs. c. J. Nones Mrs n. n. Swayze and
Mrs. r. Ripley TO entertain.
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Hoyal NeiChbora

Salt Lake Valley camp No 3o72 will
are requested TO be present, as much
business OF Importance is to come be
fore the lodge. Visitors are always wei
come. "