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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-09
NOTICE OF SALE.

Notice liz hereby given that the under
signed receiver OF the Louvre Catering
and Cafe company, a corporation, under
and by virtue OF an order issued out or
the Third district court In and for salt
Lake county, state Of Utah, VIII receive
sealed bids upon all of the personal prop
erty of said Louvre Catering and Cafe
company consisting Of tables, chairs
tableware. silverware, Kitchen utensils;
ranges, ice and refrigeratng plant and
all other dining room and Kitchen FUR
nIture and fixtures, now located IN the
basement Of tho Semloh hotel building.
In Salt Lake city. Utah. together with
said basement and which lease extends
10 November 20. 1914. and also. together
with the outstanding book accounts,
wines liquors, cigars, tobaccos. groceries,
meats and other supplies owned by said
company and located in said building.
70 he sold In bulk and bids 10 cover the
whole thereof All book accounts. wines:
Jj1uors. tobaccos. groceries. meats and
ntber supplies to be based upon the
actual inventory as OF tho date OF sale.
That said bids be accompanied by n Ger
tifInd check for one tenth Of the amount
bid. All bids TO be in the hands OF the
Of February. 1911. The undersigned re-
se,-ycs the right to accept or reject any
and all bids. subject TO the approval Of
said court.
nronerty and terms OF said lease may he
AZ the Louvre Catering and Cafe com
many corner Second South and State
sptreeis. Salt Lake City. Utah,
D,ted February 9Th A. D. 1911
GEORGE +, BUSCH.
Receiver,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-09
NOTICE.
Special Meeting OF Stockholders of the
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone
Company.

Notice is hereby given that in pursu-
ance OF article OF Its bylaws. and at
fne Tesues @ the OF H Res
Mountain Bell Telephone company is
hereby called and will be held at the gem
sr3 ocs Is sf s6h the sSs SiefphoRs
City, Utah, on Moday. February -, 1911
at 1890 o'clock a. m. Said meeting is
called for the purpose OF submitting to
the stockholders for their action pro-
posed amendment TO article II OF the ar
ticles of incorporation Of said company.
which now reads and provides as follows.
10 wit;
ARTICLE H.
That the purposes for which II is
formed are the construction. purchase,
leasing, operating and maintaining tele-
phone and telegraph lines, and conduct
ing telephone exchange systems. and
systems OF carrying and delivering mes
sages, orders. parcels or other articles. by
means OF messengers or otherwise; also
the purchase and sale OF such real ana
personal property as may be necessary
for the operation Of its lines, depots, Of
fees etc, and the purchase and sale OF
shares in other telephone or telegraph
II is proposed 10 amend said Article II.
TO read and provide when amended as
follows. to wit:
ARTICLE H.
That the purposes for which II is
formed are the construction, purchase.
leasing. operating and maintaining OF tele-
phone and telegraph lines, and conduct
ing telephone exchange systems. and
systems OF carrying and deliver
ing messages. orders, parcels or
other articles. by means Of mes
sengers or otherwise; also tho purchase
and sale OF shares OF capital stock In
other telephone. telegraph or messenger
companies; also the purchase or other.
wise acquiring OF such real and personal
property as may be necessary for the op
Grafton of its lines. depots. offices and
business: and to SELL. mortgage pledge
or otherwise dispose Of all or any portion
Of it's property real. personal or mixed.
| by action Of IT'S board of directors; pro-
vided, however, that no sale OF any fran
chise or OF all or any portion OF the tele
nbone system shall be made without the
authorization or confirmation OF the
| stockholders, by an affirmative vote OF n
| msjority OF the stock issued and out
| STANDING. at a meeting called for that
purpose. X. b HARh y ESS,
conpany blS9
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, Feb. -Cattle-Receipts es-
timated AT 1900: market strong to i0c
81 15m5.50; western steers. 81 50@5 20:
stockers and feeders. SO S5G15 90; cows
and heifers. So. 65@5.s0, calves. s6.759
.. 90.
Hogs-Receipts estimated at 5000;
market weak. 56i0c lower; light. 81 55I
7.75; mixed. s7.S547.7o: heavy. 81 7.5OGp
I so: rough, s7.15@7.35; good to choice
OF sales 81 .5561. .65.
Sheep-Receipts estimated at $4,000;
market weak l0c lower; native. $500
5. 35. western, 81 2.o0@5, 35: yearlings. $3.50
lambs, 81 50@6,1
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-09
|i|[R SHARES
|fN|A|N STABLE
.,.r,' Report, Although
favorable, Fails to Re-
',,s Stock Quotations
|,p,IrIoSAL SYNDICATE
a pIRcHASING ATCHISON
,v.l and American Bank
Big Block of Rail
road Bonds.

o,v Feb. S.-Prices drlfted
az The stock exchange today
|c7fa VIZ w, general and pressure
a sss I,o'. and effective than on
s,, Ssys on which sucn a n'ore .e 9
2 - Zen attempted. ana thers "aS aS
impending readlns,meh' VI
~ r,oonsiderablv ,o lower level
= ,.,nnrisnt developments were
daly h1 5cnres OF the Copper Pro.
rrNp ;,,son and announcement OF
/ b sss'cfa saa If large block OF Atch :
tEsN,J tEs,Js ~ bonds By a syndicate rep
fara,,%o, ,,uo,ican, English and CONT :
krking interests; , ,,.,or,e,,
Producers ASSOCIATION
= .eW W0s hut favorable. but had no
tpns effect on copper shares.
E'uSse va ,onner stocks increase enor-
living The month OF January pus
.,lor Of copper at nome ana
4 E.s much below that Of any re-
r. hi. market for London ac-
- ~ small proportions. The Tort
s,,lsment rate in London reflect
.sSderi tone. Americans being
+, a reduction OF ) TO ~ per
N Xs centavo rate. There was
i.Ss buying IN this market by
Z srkers. but these purchases were
"A n be for New York houses. .,
$50 ~ market was steady. Total
nr value, S,1lo 600.
s,sies Is and the Is coupon
"a ! and the As registered l per
] a c'l.
Closing Stock List.
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METAL QUOTATIONS
ABOUT STATIONARY
Copper Arrivals in New York
Yesterday Amounted to
40 Tons.
PRICES OF METALS :;
IN NEW YORK MARKETS ::
=: :

NEW YORK, Feb S.-Standard cop
per. weak: spot, February, March April
and May, s1l.75612.o London, steady;
spot. e5i los; futures. .s5e 5s. Arrivals
reported in New York today, 10 tons.
custom house returns show exports OF
per, sl2.62iGl2.S1i. electrolytic S12.37t6
IL SPA and casting, s12.0o@l2.25.
Tin. weak; spot, S39 $50 1920; Febru
ary. SAG. 75@t0.l6; March. sac. 5o@40. 90
April and May. ss937sm39.S7S. London,
steady; spot. s1sl l5s: futures. 9lS1 los.
Lead. dull: S4io@4,So New York Sd2 25
@45o East st. Louis. London spot, st3
2s Sd.
Spclter, dull; s5.4o65.5o New York
S5.3o@h,313 East 81. Louis. London
spot. s23 Is Cd.
1ron-Cleveland warrants, 49s In Lon
don Locally iron was quiet No. /
foundry northern, s15.25616.25; No. 2.
Sl4.I5615.75; No. / southern and No. l
southern soft. s15.25m m15.75.
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Evaporated Fruits.

NEW YORK. Feb. s.-Evaporated hp-
pies inactive, steady. on spot. fancy
i2lG12c; choice. i1T115c; prime, lob@
ln5c: cold storage. sSm Joe.
Prunes firm, but the demand is small
Quotations range from si01ltc Tor call
fornjss up TO 30-.ns. and 9bm l1sc fol
Orcgons from eos Ia 3hs
Apricots. quiet; steady with small Of
ferings Choice. l@r. extra choice. l39M
1870: fancy. 1S7M14c.
Peaches. firm in small demand. Choice
7E0 nc; extra choice. Sashc; fancy
si@3ic
Raisins, nrm. Loose puscsteIs, oiN
Sic. London layers. s1.todl.45.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-09
K City.

KANSAS CITY, Feb. S.-Catte-Re-
ceipts. 5000: market steady TO 1oc high
er; native steers. 81 .35@6 So; native cows
and heifers. Sc. IS a. 90. stockers and
feeders, 81 .50d5. 90; bulls. 4,0O15 To-:
calves. 81. 75Gs.25; western steers. s.. 90
M6 90; western COWS. sS.25D6, 90.
uogs-Recepts, $4,000. market 101l5c
lower; bulk OF sales, s7.i06T.55 heavy.
s7.35d7. 50; packers and butchers. 81 40
OF 60; lights. 81 50@7 so.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000: market strong;
muttons. 3.50mi.i0; lambs. So. 20m6 90;
fed wethers and yearlings. 81 1905. So
fed western ewes, sS.7og4. 20.
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Omaha.

OMAHA Neb., Feb. S.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 1900: market stronger. Native
steers. S.S5d6.35; cows and heifers, So
1850 western steers. S3.I56S, COWS and
hcifers s3@i.75: Gamers. S2.S5ms: cows
and helfers. S2mi.75; Gamers. s2.S503.65:
stockers and feeders, $S:!3ms; calves. 81
Hogs-Rcceipts 1000; market S cents
lower. Heavy, s7,10n7.G5; mixed. $3.50
80: light. $I,35GD7.t5: pigs. S6.50@T.i0:
bulk OF sales. sI.30mT.35.
Shecp-Recelpts 1l,50o: market steady.
Yearlings. si.35GlJ: wethers. S5.65Gi.25;
ewes. Sc 3504i.15. lambs. S5@6.l5.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-09

|ss |sIE.s iSs. reD. nsD s--P1me mercan
Ic IN bsntase bse steady, with .c,u.,
,,asndi i'A's-day bills and nd u ff:lS i g :s5@
3 3 tIsi tIssrs'i fl.s. fslli.ls. M.saaa4.sa
Z s,ttady ''nds strong; railroad STj
,, 'at' Al no. s.esdy. 2Gal per cent =:
" ~; offered ss cent: closing bid 3
a., says 81 M, oiAty days. 5 per cent,
p'r cent; six months 81
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-09
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Notice Is hereby given that under and
by virtue OF an order issued out OF the
Third district court In and for Salt Lake
county. state OF Utah made and entered
on the 25th day or January. 1911 all
creditors of the Louvre Catering and
Cafc company. n corporation. are Or
darod and required TO nle their claims
with the undersigned receiver OF tho
Louvre Catering and cafe company, on
before SATURDAY. the nth dey OF Fob
Yuary. 1911.
GEORGE F. BUSCH. Receiver.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-09
Texas Strawberries Marketed,

HOUSTON Texas. Feb S.-TeAas
strawberries are being marketed h'coro ,
ing 10 adyIcns received from Alvin and
Pasadena. First shipments were reported
from those points yesterday The earb
movement Of the crop IL due 10 the en-
trenlcIy mild weather experienced re-
Gently in southwestern Texas.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-09
LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS.
South St. Josenh.

Special TO The Tribune.
SOUTH ST. JOSEPH. Mo. Feb. s.
sheep-Recelpts. 1000 Market prospects
s4.50a5.lo: wetlers, si00@4.35, ewes
s3.65d4,l5.
Cattle-Rec ceipts. 500. Market pros
poets. strong, Steers, s5.25d675; cows
and heifers. SS.50@6.Oo; Gamers 3.00I
3.75; stockers and feeders, s4.o065.75
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-09
rsuss ra1s Futures Steady.

4 ,ssrely sis,Feb. Feb. s.-conee f,,,,,s,
' 'ists :, ssiess ~ were net Il, decline eel oI
3 SSsy. 1850; 'arch. .. 9.9sc: April
,asslpt. ssso. juno. a.asc; INV
Its,.s.sic: Noyo, September. Q, 7aG
n ~ -. Jau,iaTDvs a.5oc; Decem
20 4. Iissk; Iisssk; Rio No. 7. 1o,c.
Sya isis@sii5,ah Mild coffee. nomi
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-09
play Oats and Rye,

MINNEAPOLIS. Feb. s.-Flax close'
at 1864.
tCorn-No 3 yellow, t2G52ac.
Osts-No. 5 white. 2SM2stc'
Rye-No. 2, IIIm1SEc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-09
Remove to Kearns Building

The law firm of Powers g. Marioneaux,
consisting of O. w Powers, Thomas
Marioneaux and j. w. Mckinney, WILL
about February 10. remove to Offices in
tha Kearns building. top floor front.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-09
Wheat

If your want be A situation, make
it known bv the insertion of a want
"ad' IL The Tribune.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-09
81 T,oIiis Wool,

ST. LOUIS. Feb. -Wool-Unchanged
medium grades cpmbtng and clothing. 90
a 23c light fine, lTd1ac: heavy fine, log
l7c: tub washed. 20m 33c.
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view York Mnna.

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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-05-18
PROTESTANT MINISTER'S IGNORE
THE DANGER.

My Dear Mr.. Watson: While I
am not a subscriber to your maya
zine, I have been purchasing a copy
each month at the news stands, and
among the most interesting are your
articles respecting the Roman Cath
Ole Church. Quite q number Of
my best friends are staunch CathO-
lies, but I certainly do not agree with
them in their religious views.
The fact that the Protestant min
listers have never approached the
subject, nor come to your aid, is
evident that they are either ignorant
Of the evil Of this domineering class,
or they fear the devil more than they
do the Almighty.
I consider this the greatest of your
many undertakings to enlighten ~the
Southern people, and sincerely hope
that you may accomplish your desire
to awaken the people of this free
country before it is too late. Would
to God we had more men with your
courage. Sincerely yours.
Macon, Ga. GEO. G. GIBSON.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-05-18

AN 1IEADEIG.
Dear Sir: I was raised in Cath
Ollie School in New Orleans, and I see
that you are up to date on their
snake tracks; you have not said
word but what is truth about them.
They claim if they can get a child
from one year of age until ten, they
will Idle Catholics" I guess they
forget that there is a God who base
power to convert sinner from such
rot as they teach. | know what you
say of them is the truth;I do not
have to ask any one about them.
They would stop you if they had the
power. I hope you may be spared
many years to give the warning and
wake the slumbering people from
their sleep of ignorance. I believe
you are friend of the masses, and
[ think you are directed by a Higher
Power than Romanism; her time is
near it's end; she is weighed in the
balance ard found wanting. I hope
you will still have success, courage
and power to condemn error.
Your friend. A SUBSCRIBER.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-05-18
ANOTHER PREACHER HARMS
'ETHF CAUSE''

Dear Sir: l will write just few
lines to let you hear from old Jeffer-
son Co., Missionary preachers. Sun
day last | went to missionary SER
mon at the Wesleyan Methodist
Church not far from here where Rev.
Anderson conducted the service. He
did as much harm as he did good,
think FOR lie Whitfield you so some of
them got hot, as we'll as myself; he
said the worst thing on the earth
against Missions was your number of
magazines written in 1910. He said
he was in Alabama when one Of his
friends came to him and told him he
had the best argument on Missions
he ever saw; his friend brought it
to him and he read it over. He said
it was good reading, but you were not
right about it, and showed his friend
right, and he said his friend said that
he saw where you were wrong. He
said it was Bible and he could prove
it, and Mr.. Watson and no other man
had right to fight against the Bible;
he said Woe unto Mr.. Watson, for at
Judgement he would have to repent
of his Missionary writing. Have we
got any business sending our money
ana preachers from OCner parCS or
the world to go TO foreign fields to
preach the gospel, when we need it
worse in our country than in China or
other places? He said the question
was this: Will we be saved if we do
not do what we can for them? This
dear Brother must be seeing some of
the Missionary money himself. There
is many poor man and woman who
give the last cent they have for mis-
sions when they need it worse at
home. Wishing you long and happy
life. Sincerely yours
Matthews, Ga. E. w. PRESCOTT.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-05-18

sanitation of some of the so-called
fundamental doctrines of our abor-
tive Professionalism.
| would not detract from the merit
of our great Performers" from Huss
down to date, when every man has
within his breast the seed of reform,
but none of these was entirely. able
to shake off Roman errors, and so
carried into the sect he founded
some of the most unscriptural as
sumptions that are today universally
believed to be sound doctrine. "Seek
and We shall find"
Coca, Fla. r. A. MYERS.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-05-18

broken down, and in a pitiable con-
dition, needs help and is worthy of
the pension. She is & Christian lady,
we'll liked by every one who knows
her. AS friend and neighbor to her,
am asking you to please see if there
can be anything done for her. Her
husbands name was Daniel Ussery
Of Wilkinson County. Her name is
Polly Ussery of Wilkinson County.
Her home now is in Montgomery Co.
GlennWoOd, Ga.
I do like your writings so we'll, and
hope you will live a long life to
carry on your works to enlighten we
poor ignorant farmers. May God
bless you and your family, is the
prayer of farmers wife.
A WOMAN FRIEND.
GlennwOod, Ga.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-05-18
PENSION COMMISSIONER LIND
SAYS ATTENTION RESPECT
FULLY CALLED TO THIS.

Dear Sir: If you will allow me the
privilege of a few minutes of your
valuable time, will ask few ques-
tons, and would like, if possible, you
would answer same. The widow of
an old soldier, near me, has ap-
piled for her pension since her hus-
bands death, which was about twelve
years ago. She has never got it; he
drew his pension but since his death
some of the money grabbers claim
she was married after the war, and
that she can't get it without a wit
ness that knew her husband was in
the war with him. If he drew why
can't she? His widow is72 years old,
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-05-18
INSTRUCTED MANAGING EDITOR
TO INCLUDE THIS AND ONE
OR TWO OTHER SPEECHES
IN LATEST EDITION.

Dear Sir: Please grant me this re-
quest: Incorporate into the new
edition Of Life and Speeches., your
speech accepting the Populist nomi-
nation in 1908. I think it is your
greatest speech. 1t deserves TO be
memorized by every schoolboy in the
nation. Yours truly,
L. BRACIE CAMPBELL.
WesSon, Miss.
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"HEART OF MAN." SYNONYMOUS,
HERE, WITH THE INNER-NA-
TURE-MIND, HEART AND
SPIRIT.

Dear Sir: What constitutes the
heart Of man, as spoken Of in the
Bible, and of which it is said must
undergo such wonderful change in
order that the future may be pleased
with us?
I hope it will not be out Of place
to answer the enclosed question
through the weekly jeff, as I am
constant reader of same. By asking
the above question [ have found
many who point to the left breast in
answer thereto. If you can get the
mind Of some people out Of the left
breast and leave it where it properly
belongs, you will have made a long
step in the right direction.
Permit me to subscribe as your
friend for many years and yet in the
ring. r. T. COLEMAN.
Lyons, Ga.
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A SCHOOL BOY INTERESTED.

My Dear Sir: I have read with
pleasure your comment on the Wash
lngtOn Committee that was named a
few days ago for the purpose of pc
titioning the Postmaster General to
stop The JeffersOnian and WatsOn's
Magazine from being transmitted
through the United States mails, on
account of it's Independent opinion
concerning Roman Catholicism in
this country. I glory in the fact that
we have one man living under the
Stars and Stripes to-day who is not
afraid to give mis- private opinion to
the world on such a vastly important
question. So important is your work
every living pen to-day, welded by
man, woman or child, should join
in this crusade
The question is: ''Will our Liberty
Loving American people allow them
selves to forget the great cause by
which our forefathers were COMPEL
ed to seek place of refuge beyond
the bounds of Europe? Can they for
get that old ship-the Mayfower?
The ship whose cargo consisted of
the grandest and nobelest sentiment
ever expressed by human tongue"
That sentiment that loosed the
shackles of human beings and set
them equal to equal before men as
we'll as before God. We have not
forgotten that dominating religious
belief that spread over Europe dur
ing the sixteenth century and boiled
exactly two hundred and twelve
farenheit. How can we mistake our
selves when history SO plainly de-
scribes those pitiful scenes to us?
All this being brought about simply
because one man in Rome, CARRIED in
a Papal gown, sought to dominate
the whole of mankind, both politi-
cally and religiously.
Were the people predestined to
suffering Opressions; and we're they
for all times to bow at the foot of
this great earthly God who delivered
to them the goods handed down by
the real God? Mo- These shackles
were to be broken And, broken
ever living emancipation, Henry VIII.
More than seven hundred years ago
England passed law that no Cath
Ollie King should ever sit on her
throne again, and so far as we are
able to learn, no amendment has ever
been stitched to this law.
Now, what will the American peo-
pie say with regard to their govern
ment. Will they be as wise as the
English? will they not abolish them
selves from the power in Rome, and
thereby, lay down a principle by
which equal rights and special priv
leges to none" may be everlastingly
perpetuated among themselves.
Very sincerely yours.
Dover, N. c.. WALTER RAUSE.
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PAGE THIRTEEN
LOST.

Stock certificate No SO for 20 shares i'm Jeff
ersonian Publishing Company, dated February o.
1911, was lost in the mail between Thomson Ga
and Goleta Cal. Notice is hereby given that said
Certificate is cancelled on the books of the Com
pany and application will be made for the issuance
of duplicate
JeffersOnian Publishing Company
Per JAS Lanier, Secretary
Thomson, Ga.
April IA, 1911.