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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-23
ENCURABLE CASE
(ANCTHER HOSPITAL CAsE)

Authorities declare kidney disease in
curable after the sixth month, This was
the situation up TO the working out Of
the new emollient trea tment-the only
thing known that dares claim IN print to
cure chronic kidney disease
Every case presented has been declared
incura BILE by physicians and In some
cases four TO six have Joined in the fatal
diagnosis.
Case of Mrs Fl. S. Lathey wife OF RI
s. Lathey. n business man OF No SOC
Montgomery street. San Francisco.-Was
50 low with chronic and supposed incur
able kidney disease that she was taken TO
the German hospital, The physicians
made no progress and save no encourage
!nent Patient was taken home and put
on the new emollient treatment An
other slow case Mrs. Lathey is now prac-
tically we'll and enjoying life in her usual
habit although the case was supposed to
be absolutely hopeless.
FuIton's Renal Compound. the first sue
cessful treatment for chronic kidney dis
ease. can only be had In your city OF our
authorized agent, SCHRAMM- JOHNSON,
DRUGS, FIVE STORES.
We desire to hear from and advise with
Lnyary .cnsh not yielding.
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Woodmen Of the World.

Utah camp BIS held an Interesting
trrs of in,portauce were acted upon. The
log rolling committee reported that all
arrangements for the joint log rolling
were completed. and everything is ready
for next Wednesday evening. IL Is eX-
pccted from all accounts that this VIII
be the largest meeting The camps have
ever held in This city. The degree team
was Informed to be on hand I'm full uni
form,
Last Thursday night Camp i06 held a
well attended meeting and transacted
considerable business. More new applica :
tions were read and acted upon so that
The candidates can so in with tho big
class at the armoTv next Wednesday
evening The committee working this
log rolling reported everything In readi
ness. All ueighbors arc requested 10 be
on hand al the armory al o'clock sharp
SO there will bc no delay. Tho drill teams
Of tho three Sail LAX" camps viii appear
IN full uniform. meeting AT Woodmon
hall not later than 1:3o -. nj. Head Con
sui Boak win deliver Il talk.
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Editor The Tribune read with great
interest the editorials in your issues of
Saturday and Sunday on the subject Of
an auti-polygamy amendment TO our
federal constitution. j am an Old man,
now in my seventy seventh year ana
have lived among the Mormon people
feel safe In saying that the rank and
file OF them are not governed by any
will Of their 9Wm' but pY sme T nave OF no se
and will not. give up plural marriage
and that is the real reason why the
Deseret News does not favor an amend
ment against polygamy.
In the latter part of April, 1896, soon
after we got statehood. Apostle Francis
M. Lyman came TO this city and at a
meeting he preached a strong sermon
against all of those who had taken any
part in bringing the polygamists to pun
shment. He told us that all who were
guilty of that sin, who were members
at once 60 make all things right for
the time was just at hand when 1t would
be too late TO make such wrong right.
Now he seems to be taking the lead In
disciplining new polygamists.
Along In the early history of Nor
monlsm a man by the name Of Hugh
Finley went into Scotland. and to the
city OF Dundee. and while there he pri-
vately informed one OF the converts that
DoIygamy was being practiced among the
Latter-day Saints. This doctrine just
suited the new convert, who also had
become a Mormon preacher, and in his
zeal he went out on the street and began
TO preach poygamy as a part OF the
Mormon faith. This man was taken be-
fore the church authorities and was ex-
communicated-."just to fool the Gen
| tiles The old man so informed ms
| personally. He knew his eXcommunica.
| tion was only a farce. and he came right
along TO Utah in 1852. as II nothing a
| all had happened. The old man died ir
| full faith and fellowship a number o
years ago.
All those denials which were published
| at Nauvoo concerning the doctrine anC
practice of polygamy were put out "tus
TO fool the Gentiles,"
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NH|TES|DE MAY TRY
| TO BREAK DEADLOCK
Dark Horse Candidates Will
Appear in Montana Sena-
toriaI Fight.

xyrrENA Mont, Jan. 22.-Chief inter-
u in the senatorial situation tonight
-<nters in the Republican caucus TO be
I'D tomorrow evening.
AIthough the Republicans have three
I'd than the required number TO elect.
- exceptionally strong pressure being
<<,rpht TO bear upon Republican mem
- known TO he opposed 10 Senator
--srter to enter the caucus, leads many
4 s,Ippose that a strong effcrt will be
~,ade 10 force the reelection OF the pres
md senator, ,,,
>oweyer. deny that there Is anything In
~ air. and assert that Senator Carter
-.,,,d not accept rc-election which
--,,uld in sny way appear TO he tainted.
~ n,opress was made by the Republican
|.aders today in their efforts 10 gel the
[our insurgent Republicans into the eau
.,,a The Republicans now holding out
.re Senator's Never. Everett and McCone
mi Representative Higgins. while Repre-
-cntsiiye Tolmau has asked to have ms
.asnc taken off the caucus call.
. Tomorrow win doubtless show les
.n1ed vote, owing to the fact that sew
LraJ paIrs made Saturday Will be in et-
.ect for tomorrow's halloting. TUESDAY
&owever. both the Conrad and the WALSH
|oaiers expect to show their full strength.
ma the lines OF the Democratic deadlock
orr expected To bc drawn tighter than Al
me previous tine in the session.
4 f,-iih this final test of strength between
<be two leading candidates, II Is hkely
that one or more dark horses VIII ue-
<riop during The week. state Senator
rred white side will doubtless be serious
IvS mentioned as n senatorial posslblntS
%efore The end of the week.
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JUST TO FOOL THE GENTILESS''

1 thought as most OF the people Of
Utah who believed In being obedient to
our country's laws first. and In giving
our first allegiance TO the state. were
made to believe, that the leaders Of the
Mormon church were sincere In issuing
the manifesto in 1890. For one. thought
long enough. and that at last we were
to have peace and rest. Although a mem
Der of the Liberal party, l gladly ac-
cepted the promises of our church lead
ers and joined In the good work. doing
all ] could for statehood. But alas. the
peace which we had was very short
lived, Thee government gave us state
hood. and then polygamy was soon taken
UP again. and It seemed as II all those
promises which our leaders had made for
us were only given 'Just TO fool the
Gentiles.' They were not made TO be
kept
II. S. Jolley whose name has been pub
lished in The Tribune as a new polyg-
amst. happens to be my wfe's half
in Kane county. when Miss Nellie Harrl-
son came there TO teach school. The
bishop made love to her and she was
there made his poygamous wife. Soon
afterwards Bishop Jolley and his family
moved to Lowell. Wyo,, and they are still
there. The church authorities, TO speak
metaphorically. patted the bishop on the
back. and as a reward for his faithful
ness he was installed as bishop Of that
settlement.
OF late there have been few OF the
new poIygamlsts disciplined Ih!s. III my
opinion. Is only grandstand play. ''just
| to fool the Gentiles"
| AS a citizen Of Utah. and one OF the
| pioneers OF the country, I demand that
| we have an amendment to the fedora
constitution. giving the United States
government fun control OF polygamy and
| unlawful cohabitation. II the leaders Of
| the church are sincere in their lats
moves against few of the offenders
| then n constitutional amendment will aic
them in their work; but II they are no
| sincere, then IL will be q means OF pun.
| ishment for violations OF the laws ant
| regulations OF all civilized countries.
| GEORGE A. HICKS.
Spanish Fork, Jan. 16, 1911.
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Modern woodmen of America.

Excelsior camp held A rousing mcetinS
Tuesday evening. at which Two applca
tions for membership were fayoraply &c.
ed upon. The board Of managers report
cd that an option had been taken on inc
hall at l61 Main street. and the report
was adopted. The consul the ADVISER
and Neighbor A. Levy were appointed II
committee to assist the managers IN re-
pairing and furnishing the new quarters;
In the week the committee selected
complete outfit OF new furniture and
let the contract for renewing the hall and
the entrances. The building, when com
pleted will be first class Woodmen
home and will be II monument TO the en-
terprise OF Excelsior camp.
The first regular meeting In tepruarF
will be held In the new hall and ON the
l4th Of the month house warming, In
tainment. will be IL fitting celebration oi
the opening OF n modern Woodn1en home
The committee on entertainment Is al
ready al work on the details. The degree
team, under the command of chief For
ester Carter, Is making rapid progress
and places on the team are reaching n
premium. short meeting will be held
tomorrow evening, at the close of which
the camp Will adjourn TO the tuberculosis
exhibit at i5 East First South street. TO
participate in Fra aternal day. State Lee
turer A. -. Mcclure VIII ba one or the
speakers. The Modern Woodmen sani-
tarium is given the most prominent dis
play ct the exhibit.
Great Salt Lake camp No. 1oo1t met
in Joint session with Royal Neighbors
camp No. 1886 last Monday evening and
installed the officers. Every chair in the
hall was filed and spirit Of good feel
ing prevailed. Following the installation.
Neishbor G.. NJ. Sullivan presented Past
Consul II. n. How with solid gold en-
blem OF the society. The members then
adjourned 10 the banquet hall and en-
ioyed n feast which the Royal NeighboCs
and the officers of the camp provided.
The regular meeting last Tuesday even
Ing also was we'll attended. Consul N.
Nealson appointed Captain o. @, Weber
chief forester for the year. Three new
applications were presented and the
beneficial degree was conferred upon
three candidates. Tho regular meeting
will be held Tuesday evening. All mem
bers are urged 10 attend.
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Eratcrnal Union of America.

The red letter event Of Evergreen lodge
No Ill Mill bc recorded tonight by the
big class initiation of over fifty caDdl-
dates, the installation OF officers and the
presentation of several gold badges OF
honor The supreme president Of the or
ganizat ton. f +. Roose. will be hero
from Denver for the occasion. and VIII
install the officers Cor 1911, The cam
paisn for membership will come 10 a
close this evening. with an increase of
80 per cent the past six months Al
members are urged 10 >e present tonight.
Tlc cracll team of the lodge. which is
now famed for its splendid work, will
do honor To the occasion and will intro
duce new features which Will show big
Improvement In its work, The meeting
Is scheduled to start at 7:30 o'clock. in
order 10 comretc the business Of the
evening. and tinelly 10 adjourn 10 the
room,
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assistant conductor; Mrs Gurley. guard;
Mrs. Moyer, assistant guard; Mrs. Hines,
Mrs. Lawrence Mrs. Jenkins and Mrs.
SmeItzer. color bearers. The public is
cordially. invited To attend. The corps
Will hold its regular meeting In the |. O.
o. f. hall Wednesday afternoon. Janu'
arv %.
Reynolds circle No. l. Ladies OF the G..
a. r.. will hold its regular meeting IN
]. o. o. j.. hall Tuesday. January II, at
80 o'clock sharp. All members arc re-
quested To be present.
The ladies OF Gordon circle No. A. O. A
r. VIII hold their regular meeting Tuos-
DAY, in Eagles hall, al y. m.
Maxwell corps No. will entertain at
q card social az the home OF Mrs. Nc
Naugbton, Sos South Sixth East street
Thursday afternoon at O'Clock. All
other corps, circles and friends are In
vited.
Tho Daughters Of Veterans will hold
their regular meeting this evening AT
o'clock, al j. o. o. L, hall. All members
are requested 10 be present, as there is
sDccial business.
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Women of Woodcraft.

woodbine circle No. Il held its .regu-
lar meeting Thursday; January l9. In
l. O. O. f. hall, with the regular officers
in the chairs There were four applica-
lions for boenfit membership and four
limitations. The Thimble club will meet
with Marcia Martin at S5o Tenth East
street The guards and officers OF all
three circles of Women OF Woodcrait
are requested TO NEE, in Eagles hall
Monday evening. There will be an apron
and necktie ball Tuesday evening, Jan
uary "a. in l. o. o, + hall All Wood
men OF the World and Women of Wood
craft are invited The next regular
meeting will be Thursday evening, jan
uary 2G.
Silver Maple circle No. los held an in
teresting meeting last Friday night and
initiated four candidates. The Reds en-
joyed the banquet and programme, fur
nished them by the Greens last Thurs
day night Wednesday afternoon a spe-
cial meeting WILL be held at 3 O'Clock In
Odd Fellows hall, to obligatc all those
whose certificates did not arrive last Fri
day The dispensation ends January %.
All officers. incoming and outgoing. with
guards. are requested TO meet at Eagles
hall Monday night for drill. and Friday
night with Silver Maple, That will be
tho last drill before the public installa-
ton, with supreme officers present.
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HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

Friday closed the first semester for the
present term of school and today the
regular wurk Of advance subjects begins
in all classes. The final examinations In
all subjects were completed and in all
CAGES the average oi the test mark and
the monthly records have TO he as per
cent or above TO receive credit for the
semesler's work.
President Thomas Fitzpatrick Of the
Athletic association has called a meeting
nf the members for noon today. when the
football pins for the second and third
year players We're 70 be presented by
%. y. Callahan. but as the pins are not
completed the meeting will be held later
In the week.
Only three students 81 the senior class
VIII get cut of school this mid-ycar.
George Iglehcart. Irving Clawson and
Thomas Fitzpatrick Tho three boys have
taken the regular required eighth grade
examinations and now await their Ger
tif'cates Of graduation.
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Cooperative weather data at Salt Lake
City, January %:
The highest temperature today was 30
degrees: the highest in this month since
1874 was 81 degrees. The lowest tenn
perature last night was Il degrees, The
lowest this month since 1874 was 20
degrees The mean temperature for to-
day was % de&ees: the normal was %
degrees. The accumulated excess Of tenn
pcrature since the first of the month is
los degrees. the accumulated excess since
January ] is los degrees
The relative humidity az 6 a. IN. today
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was 81 per cent; the relative humidity
at p. IN. today was 60 per cent.
The total precipitation for the "a hours
ending at p. was none. The total
for this month TO date is 1 inch; the
accumulated excess for this month TO
date is .0f inch: the total precipitation
since January l To date is ! inch, the
accumulated excess since January l is
.0i inch.
sun sets o.3i p. IN.
Moon rises 3;o6 a. m. OF a3rd. sets 1884
r. m. of 24th.
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Fratarnal Rrothsrhood.

Utah lodge No. Ss5 will install officers
Wednesday evening. January %. in n
OF G. hall This installation Will be Tor
members OF the order only. all Of whom
are cordially invited to be present There
will also ba initiation OF candidates
There are several things all members ol
trip 10 California, the state cup and the
CREASED pole campaign. Plans VIII be
made for the presentation of the BOX
OF Monkeys" a farce being rehearscd by
several OF tho members
Thursday evening, January IS. Sego
Lily lodge No. 252 will hold a public in =
s,allation Of officers, after which there
will be dancing. large crowd - expect
ed Last meeting night was open house
for members and friends. With the
games and the. dancing, everyone was
well entertained. Plans are being MADE
by this lodge 10 secure the state cup
and many are entering tbs lists for the
trip to California. In the near future
there will be a minstrel show. in which
there may be expected to be some local
hits
Murray lodge No. 745 held its regular
meeting Saturday. with its newly-elccted
Hugh promises to make a lively and en-
ergetic president Resolutions or SYM
pathy with the family OF Brother Henry
y. McClcary were read and adopted
After the regular order oil business; the
members played games until late hour
Tooele lodge No. 7S5 is meeting every
Tuesday now and is having a better at
tendance in consequence. II initiated
class of candidates last Tuesday, ano
plans are being made for big dance
The officers were installed last meeting
and the prospects are good for pros
porous year, for the officers are all en-
thuSiastiC.
Garfield lodge No. $50 held its dance
and there was large crowd present. the
dances being recognized as the best so
| cial affairs OF Garfield. The next meet
| ing will he held Wednesday, February !
A class OF candidates VIII be Initiated
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ROYAL Uiglllanders.

There viii be a meeting of Utah Castle
this (Monday) evening in their hall in
the Federation Of Labor building Ogden
Castle Will he The guests Of tho local
ca stlc At this time and prcpa rations have
beer made 10 put on the entire floor
work for the visitors benefit. 4 picked
team will put on the long form Initiation
work assisted by tn" drill team. This
viii he followed by the regular semi-an-
nual installation of officers by State Dep
uty n Hubbard. assisted by Fair Lady
Watts as guide and the guards as cs-
corts. A short programme has been
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MaccabeeS.

Banner hive No; II. T.: o; T NJ: viii
~. at LEO O'Clock at !. o. .. f. hall.
for the purpose OF balotIng OH and In
itiating candidates. guards and officers,
and all other members are requested TO be
present. One of the most impressive
ceremonies in fratcrnaI society In this
city was Witnessed by an audience of
more than 400 Thursday evening, the
occasion being the joint pubic installa-
tlop OF the officers of Banner hive No.
State Commander Lady Hedge efficiently
acted as installing officer for the la
dies and State Commander Kelley per-
formed the same duties for the men. The
floor work was done I'm perfect man
ncr by the guard team OF Banner hive.
under the direction Of Lady Captain
Hoffman. Al the close of the ceremonies
brief but impressive talk was given by
Deputy State Commander Hedge. in
which she told Of the advantage to be
derived from membership In the L. o.
7. NJ. md Invited all present 10 invcst-
gate the order feeling assured that an
Investigation would result In n desire Ia
join and gain the privileges and benefits
To be derived therefrom. a short musical
programme followed. after which those
present adjourned 10 the anteroom. where
light refreshments were served by hevy
of charming women members OF Banner
hive. Many compliments were given the
installing officers and guards on the ef
flcieut manner In which the work was
done.
Salt Lake City hive No 4, Ladies OF
the Maccabees. held regular review last
Wednesday and was pased to welcome
State Deputy Belle NJ. Hedge. Officers
were installed by Past Commander Can
sen. The entertainment committee served
candy and all present had a good time.
The visitors spoke for the good OF the
order,
Banner hive and tent No. . held joint
installation last Thursday evening The
members of each lodge turned out in
force to witness the impressive cere-
monies. The outlook for Maccabecism in
Sal, Lake is bright. and tent No. looks
forward 10 a lively and PROSPEROUS year,
Liberty hive No ., l., o. T. NJ. will
hold regular review Thursday afternoon.
January IS at $50 o'clock AT the last
regular review the officers for the ensuing
year were installed by Lady Deputy state
Commander Mrs. Hedge. AZ the close
of The review the incoming officers enter
tanned the outgoing officers and the mem
bers and friends with refreshments.
"Wednesday evening. January is. the
ladies entertained the sir knights and
| their ladies', after installation OF the sir
knights, with spread in the banquet
hall Of the Odd Fellows building. About
| 100 were in attendance.
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lodge. who expressed themselves as being
agreeably surprised, both with the iarge
attendance of No and the excellence of
its work. BY special invitation. No. 2
will visit No. next Thursday night and
confer for IL the Jonathan and DaNid
degree All sick brothers are improving
except Brother Harsh who is not 30 we'll
Brother Taylor is of the sick list and
will soon leave for the mountains OF
Colorado.
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Danish Brotherhood.

Apollo lodge will hold it's regular semi
monthly meeting next Friday night at
the lodge hall in the I. q. .. r. building.
One candidate will be Initiated besides
the general routine business transacted.
Every member Is requested 10 be pres
ent promptly at S o'clock. The officers
win meet tomorrow night al the home OF
the president. Sophus II. Lund. 135
South seventh East, at s O'clock.
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camps and Bozeman. Mont. Neighbor
Lindner. state deputy. was present the
latter part OF the evening. The next
meeting, February 2. there will be high
i've card party. with hand painted prizes
for the winners. Lodge Will open
PROMPTLY at .7:30 y. m, unt April l.
Neighbors Gibson and limerick are re-
ported as still on the sick list. Visiting
neighbors arc always Welcome
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Enraaters of America.

Court Salt Lake No. ! held its regular
Eagles bolI The court was opened at the
regular time with a large attendance
present II was decided that social
aid card party will be given February Il.
All members are requested to be present
and TO bring friend or two The next
regular meeting will be held in the Eagles
hall February Z. Members arc requested
No
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-23

The busiest and mightiest little
thing that ever was made Is Chamber
Iain's Stomach and Liver Tablets They
do the work whenever you require their
aid. These tablets change weakness
into strength, listlessness into energy,
gloominess into joyousness. Their ac-,
ton is go gentle one don't realize they.
have taken a purgative. Sold by ALI
dealers.
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Rritisb Fratenal Society.

The members of the society are urged
to be present at an important business
meeting Thursday evening, January, ~
at o'clock to be held In the new hall.
No 236 old Commercial club building.
Each member is expected to bring at
least one friend to keep UP the remark
able showing the society has been MAX
ing the last two months.
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Improved Order OF Red Men.

Washakie tribe No / kinded its coun~
ell fire last Monday night and had an
enjoyable time, considering the small at
tendance Tonight several applications
for adoption are to be considered, and q
large attendance OF members is desired.