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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-26
All notices for Fraternal news
department should be left with tho
city editor not later than midnight
Saturday.
Fraternal Brotherhond.

Many are interested in the Sego Lily
lodge wedding which Is to take place
al the lodge room next Tuesday even
Ing. when Brother Frank Horan and
sister Alice Cantonwine are to be mar
ried. Members OF the drill team will
act as ushers and escorts. and Sister
Whitehead, who has charge of the ar
rengements and decorations Ia planning
some pretty effects The refreshments
VIII be served buffet" style. Last meet
Ing night the lodge won the dollar draw
Ing, and the votes cast In the baseball
meInbership campaign were for Sister
Budd and Brother Bert Forkes
Utah lodge has been practicinE on the
new long roll ritual. and those who were
present last "wednesday evening pro-
nounce IL the prettiest and most impress
sive ceremony they have ever seen The
Intention Is to have II IN shape for pro-
duction at one OF the meetings in Sep
tember, The officers are looking to the
members TO come and give them their
support and encouragement as in pre-
vious times. and to make these last four
months OF this year record one
Garfield lodge, not to be behind the
rest is planning TO open up the winter
membership campaign with an entertain
ment and dance during the month OF
September
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AssEssM EMIT NO. 2.

Black Pine Mine & Milling company.
principal place OF business Salt Lake City.
Utah.
Notice is hereby given that at meet
ing of the board OF directors. held at the
office OF the company on the 2eth day OF
July, 1912, an assessment of one-Quarter
Of q cent per share was levied upon the
stock of the corporation issued and out
standing, payable Immediately at $40
west South Temple street, Salt Lake
City, Utah. Any stock upon which this
assessment shall remain unpaid on tho
29th day of August 1912, will be delin-
ouent and advertised for salo at public
auction and unless payment Is made be-
fore will be sold on the 18th OF Septem-
her. 1912, at IL o'clock noon, at tho COM
pany's office TO pay delinquent ASSESS
rnent thereon. together with cost OF ad-
vertlsing and expense OF snle.
BY order of board OF directors.
J. F. KIEHM
Secretary and Treasurer.
ey469
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tRER CLUB IS To
|NYE A NEW HOME
lI. Kesel Will Rush New
|altIng; Longtime Lease
Is Secured.
/. Tha Tribune,

NJ 10 The Tribune.
/nsN. Aug. 25.-HavIng obtained
AZ Wsber club a. favorable decis-
4 ,nka q long term lease on the
s,cond floor Of the structure, Fred
|s.sd has authorised the firm Of
J. A Madison. architects, to pro-
n once with the final plans and
sauous for the proposed business
a be- arooted at Hudson avenue
essnty.fourth street. The estimated
4 ne building is $4,000.
fhs detailed plan of the ground
"a not yet been decided upon. the
5slau Of the floor TO be occupied by
rlSar club Is already arranged. The
nom on the ground floor may be
~ hy q bank, In addition to which
mi be three large store rooms
GanBions Of tho main building are
Iya By 1856 feet, while an "el'' at
"a Will afford an additional forty
f.four feet.
~ RED Htrlfied fire brick will
a Ia tho walls Of the first floor,
vhIch the exterior will be coated
/ducoo. Almost the entire Twenty
4 nrest and Hudson avenue front
the ground floor will be plate
NTH Improved transom effect.
4 main entrance to tho Weber club
L VlIl be on Hudson avenue about
|nter OF the building. A Wide stair
| I'd lead TO tho main corridors along
|vts, wall Of the building but the
Z q the president and secretary will
|Ezisd near the upper landing To
|{fAt of the mRin entrance and I'm
|crdsr named will be the billiard
vilh ample space for six tables.
|ard room. parlor and library, the
: occupying the northeast corner Of
|by1tng.
| IAs left OF the stairway will be
|sAeS pnrlors, main grill room and
ID dining rooms, three In number.
|rthe "ell'' will be devoted to kitchen.
on. lockers and porters' apart
4 The floor space to be occupied
"a dub is 10000 feet or more than
Y nat which has ever before been
"a by the club. me rental to be
|5 The club is said TO be about 5000
|znlh.
4 uesel has arranged TO have work
y at once on the removal Of the
liking and by the time this has
\ pmpleted the plans Will be ready
"a new building.
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Student Hosts Ready,

,choni Aus :6-Morc than ten Thousand
10 tho Lii en- w "ober county Will respond
tSr.. oSI OF the classroom within IN. ncyt
th,t meohs. Tho annual school census shoys
soh .nbo shere are In Ogden city 7s2o children q,
trirts oi us' ana The number IN the country dis
N sa5 ,ne county Is 1915, making A total ~
tos' to.aso, me increased percentage of ,boso A.
~seno,ns ~ school will keep pace with ,be ,ncr.,s.a
,.aa1 ana many OF tho schooi buildings viii o..
- 10 'noif capacity change relative 10
snc accommodation OF Ogden pub-hirb .ohoo, o,,
u,,,Ss uIS oc,ns arranged and VIII be announced
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SERVIANS BUTCHERED
BY FEROClOUS TURKS

BELGRADE, Servia, Aug. 25.-The
massacres by Turks have extended to
the Servian frontier, Telegrams received
here last night from Sienithoa on the
southern boundary say Turks attacked
the town yesterday and butcbered many
of the Inhabitants
News Of the massacre caused great ex-
citement in the capital. and the news
papers issued special editions demanding
that the Servian government protest Wig
crously to the porte This afternoon
5000 persons marched 10 the palace. where
they shouted their demand that war be
declared against Turkey
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AN'ess WEBER SCHOOLS.
rrsoh With Those OF Eastern
s"'sS They Do Not Suffer,

rn,' WIN Those OF Eastern
sA''' They Do Not Suffer.
70 The Tribune.
1S Aug, 25.-That the public
hns. weber county are conducted
|9@ IN % ~ modern as the methods
,n Chicago or any large city
"a pry, iB the statement OF Miss
rmms mefaon. who is now attending
Ia pchool at the University OF
Him aisB Peterson is In charge OF
n ~ aepartmcnt OF the country
Es Ssr mebsr md Davis counties,
IA a. sx.O!e studies In Chicago she has
n s.nesnent opportunity to uc-
ID grel ~ with al Of the modern
y betw shlld instruction as well as
nj n the methods In vogue In
nj runvss;1nlng acquainted with the
'hlnfp shgs and wonderful accom-
b No OF thia great institution
w eMcans discouraged with our
ktn noEts in the Weber county
'asn les ., Miss Peterson. "for the
ztdss isi IDEAS OF there celebrate ed
,n accordance with what VIC
u psf pssf..or .or In our country schools. A."
|tsei.s, s,'erton has Just completed a
hani, scourbe, followed by a three
|hnt s,otl, ss.,tl She will return within
IN a. rlsT sT days to prepare for the
"e school term.
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Salt Lake Thistle Club.

The Thistle club gave successful So
cial and dance on Friday evening IN the
club rooms. X. OF P. hall on South Sec
ond East street. Alfred Gardner was
chairman and master OF ceremonies.
There was a good attendance of MEM
bers and their friends present, and every
one seemed to enjoy the entertainment
provided for them.
The programme opened with a violin
selection by the Gains brothers. The hit
OF the evening was a short lecture on
the Life of Sir Walter Scott" by VIII
liam Service He handled his usbJect
with rare skill, and showed. an intimate
knowledge Of the career Of the distin-
gushed writer and poet. Songs were
rendered by Messrs. T. Nisbet and James
Irvine, a piano duet by Misses Jeannie
Service and Greenwell. while sailors
hornpipe by the two clever little dancers.
Misses Viola and Bessie Service brought
the first part of the programme to a
close. Ice cream and cake was then
served, and after a brief interval dane
ing was commenced and occupied the
remainder OF the evening. About the
"wee sma' hours the gathering broke
up. and everyone wended their way
homeward delighted with their nights
enjoyment.
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SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS. MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that a special
meeting of the stockholders OF the Duluth
Utah Development company. q corpora
tion OF Utah. Ia hereby called TO be hold
and same will be held at the office OF
w. NJ. Bradley, 405 Felt building, Salr
Lake City. Utah. Oh Saturday. August 81.
1912. at . o'clock 2, N. OF that day. for
the purpose OF voting TO amend and
the company by reducing this capitaiIza-
tioc of the company from $500, 600 TO $1d.-
900 and the par vnlue OF each share OF
stock from $40 TO 90 cents.
E. j. RADOATS. President
Dated August 0. 1912. fssS
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FoRFEITs GAS FRANCHISE.
j. A, Jones Falls TO Comply With Provo's
Terms

PROVO, Aug. 25.-At the meeting OF
the city commission last night the fran
chise granted to j. A Jones. to construct
and operate gas plant in this city, was
declared forfeited for the reason that the
terms OF the franchise had not been com
piled with.
The franchise was granted about year
and half ago and extensions for the
performancc OF some Of the provisions
have already been granted. but no work
has been done by Mr., Jones Al the time
Mr. Jones got the franchise he was con-
nected with the Utility Construction Co.,
of canton Ohio. and his company was
then putting in gas plant in Poca-
tcJl0
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Woodmen of the World.

The regular weekly meeting of Utah
camp No. 338, w. O. W., convened on
Wednesday with all officers and a good
representation OF it's members present.
The regular routine OF business was at
tended TO and candidate was given the
protection degree by the officers and de-
gree team. District Manager Kavanaugh
was present and gave an Interesting ac-
count OF his recent travels In Portland.
District Manager 3. 3. Kayanaugh
visited Saltair camp at Garfield Friday
evcnin and arranged a campaign for a
large class OF new members TO be ini-
tiated next Tuesday. The work will be
conferred by the officers and team of one
of the Salt Lake camps.
Camp No SO. w. o. w, met In regular
session Tuesday evening. There was a
good attendance. nearly all officers and
team members being present One can
didate was Initiated into the order. II is
expected that there will be Initiation every
meeting night. as there are large num-
Der on the list. The camp wants all
members who can possibly get away TO go
to Murray on Thursday evening, August
29. to pay that camp a frateJpal visit
The car lnyes the corner OF State and
Second South streets at 7:45 o'clock.
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NONAGENARIAN DIES.

Body Of Thomas Attick. Aged 90 Years,
to Be Buried In Echo.
Special TO The Tribune.
PARK CITY. Aug. 25.-Tbe body OF
Thomas Attick. who died Friday of gem
cral debility at the home OF Mrs. Chris
Slage was taken to Echo, Utah. for
burial. The man was more than 30 years
OF age and had been a resident OF Park
City for several months.
The funeral OF Dan Harrington was
held here yesterday from the Catholic
church. Mr.. Harrington died in Bingham
on Tuesday last, and his remains were
brought here this morning,
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"PIoNEERs" HAVE OUTING.
Hold Appropriate Exercises at Edeewood
Farm.

Special to The Tribune.
PROVO, Aug. 25.-Several hundred
persons OF the Fourth ward and from
other parts of the city enjoyed pioneer
exercises today on Judge ]. E. Booths s
Edgewood farm In Pleasant View, about
three miles north OF this city.
Most OF the participants went out yes
terday evening, on arriving on the
ground they went into camp IN emigrant
style and cooked supper. after which a
programme of song and speeches was
enjoyed, the evening exercises closing
with u dance
Sunday services We're held yesterday.
including the usual Sunday school and
afternoon and evening services, which
were all given pioneer coloring, Some OF
the "cmigrants' returned Sunday even
ing: others remained until Monday.
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Mrs. G. r. Edison Dead.

OGDEN, Aug 25.-The body of Mrs. c.
K. Edison, formerly of Ogden, who died
suddenly at her home In CurrIe, New,
last Friday was brought TO Ogden today
for burial. The funeral service will be
conducted by the Rev w. w. Fleet
wood In the Kirkendall chapel at 3
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon. Burial VIII
be In the ogden City cemetery.
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Danish Brotherhood.

The family outing of Apollo lodge last
Tuesday evening In Liberty park. was
not largely attended. but those present
spent an enjoyable evening. The lodge
held its regular meeting last Friday
evening with a fair attendance, the gem
eral routine of business being transacted
and committee reports accepted.
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OlYInpiad in Orient.

nese and Japanese athletes TO conduct an
Oriental Olympiad was approved today
by the Philippine Amateur Athletic asso-
citation, All Oriental countries are ex-
pected 10 be represented in the proposed
Olympiad, the first carnival OF which
may be held before the close of the pres
ent year
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BROWNS IN WEBER,

''snN stanser Loses Life Will. s,
Ing FIsh.
special 10 Tho Tribune.
years Of ape aug. s5;-Frenls stanger "a
rius- ri,s CITY. was drowned in the Waho,. Waro.
ar, rreu near Slaterville at orlocls ,h,a ovtt W
spesring fiss fiissSngsr w6sa and six frIond" wore
deep hole IN then the r,y.r ,s,angGr stopped Into
6I,ls an. Two Of his companions. Otto
resn,,a sts apd Charles r, Raty. Attempted do To
-, The body was recoverad s
the home OF his father, DsyId d taken 10
seooMS se rMarT1oti stangcr's death was he
sSeopg t1, }e, drowning which haa ocourrad 'io in
-" s,ane eDer river this season. '''
two rS,ia 10 survived by his widow and
and two sisters. e"''' hFo brothers
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Ceremonial obsequies,
Special TO Tho Tribune.

OGDEN Aug. 25-Thc member, a, v,,., ,,.,.
no. D. a r and A. NJ. were present In n body
TINS afternoon when funeral service. for the Iate
na''es conn wero hold at the family resi.
douce. sl3 Twcnty-r!fth street n, 4 o;o,o.r RI
rev FRANK G. BTsincrd conducted the seryIc .
lhe Masons alUo conducted their ri,ual,stlc ser
vice at tho grave In Mountain View. Many mnm
p're OF tho Brotherhood OF Railway Conductor.
attended the funeral scrylccs
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Fraternal Union of America

Evergreen lodge No. Isl will hold its
regular meeting tonight In the lodge
room, Odd Fellows building Inasmuch
as this is SO close to the first OF the
month crowded meeting is expected
The initiation of a number OF candidates
VIII probably be postponed for another
meeting.
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Scottish CLANS

Clan Stewart. Order of Scottish
Clans, will hold its second annual outing
at Wandamere Saturday, August 81. a
flrst-class concert has been arranged
and some OF the city's best talent has
been secured for the occasion. The Scot
tish bagpipe band will render selections
during the evening
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/. ou Arrested in Raid.

'see.n fs'-sis psrsons. throe men and
koAs,, h n crested at ono time by Do
.6i vh., ourk and officer John Murphy
b In hey raIdod a collection of hurs
tzainr,,, '"hil grove at Twentieth stroot
~ Tia, Nenus. The raid followed a
La for snnsins and fighting had bcon
~ nm. 'sVsral houfs. Thoue arrested
Eiay, Ja. "a Marie Price, Marie Cartoon.
puIIsn. 'n Faulkner. Carl Anderson and
"a Ia All ware held on charges nj
to1h ,.rn een and win be srraigned in the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-26
THREE KILLED IN
TEXAS FREIGHT WRECK

Ell PASO. Tex. Aug. 25.-In freight
train wreck early today on the Atchison.
Topeka G. Santa Fe railway near Mesilla
Park. N M. Louis Vaughn. railway
fireman. whose home was In this city,
was killed, and two other lives lost In
identified bodies of q tramp and a track
walker have been located In the debris.
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DR.. Jordan Opposes War
.u..lsl 70 The Tribune

speclr 10 The TT1oo"', 60, rora.n
PRoro' ,hc Leinnd Stanford university 40,
pros,sS'I large audlene. In the stake IN
this evening on The n.s,s sssc % @sery and crime
when no ,ron, war and the uttor uSoiessness VI
Am.d contests between Hauons'
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Mrs. Reuben Barnes Dies.

Special 10 The Tribune.
LAYTON Aug 25.-Fuucrsl services for MrS.
,,a,, I.,b,, parncs wife OF Reuben Barnes o.
Wcni Layton. who died corly ThursdAy after
a hort illness were held this afternoon AT
o clock in tho West Layton meeting honae MIS-
Bornca was 81 years OF age, She leaves hur-
band and SIX children
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THE "PRoGREssTvE', PARTY

THE "PROGRESSIVE' PARTY
Is the individual, man or woman, who
uses Foley Kidney Pills for backache,
rheumatism, weak back. and other
kidney and bladder irregularities. Foley
Kidney Pills are healing, strengthen
ing, tonic. and quick to produce bene'
fetal results. Contain no harmful
drugs Never sold in bulk Put up in
two sizes in sealed bottles The
genuine in yellow package, =
Schramm. j oh nson, Drugs.
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Haywood Improving.
Special 10 The Tribune.

ooDbN. aug. 25.-wih llttle chance NJ ,ny
n''lous complications developing there ms boon
u sleeay improvomcnt in The condition OF As
injured in tho automobile accident r.,r p,,,I
lui oariy Saturday morning Mr. Hsy7ood aus
'oIhco disloention OF the Ieu hin wheo m.
.H nc was driving wont into thc ditch and
.u'hGo turtle II is believed that he will com.
plctoly recover from the injury
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Western LEAGUE

At st. Joseph-St Joseph. 3; Sioux
City, O. Second game-St Joseph, 8;
Sioux City, s. Second game called In
seventh on account OF darkness
AT Des Moines-Des Moines, 6 Omaha
Z. Second game-Des Moines, 3; Oma-
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George Openshaw Dead.

NASHVILLE Aug. 25.-Georse opcnshav. 81
vsa,. of age Tor many years resident OF
x.ysyiIIe died at his home In East Rayov,llc
Syerterasy He had been Ill for several days
~ atomecb trouble. but Il had 90, been thought
,h., he was In a dangerous condition until yes
tarSav Mr. opeunhsw came hero with his fam.
,ly from Salt I4ako. whero he had many reia.
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Knights of Pythias.

Rocky Mountain ladge No. 9, Knights
OF Pythias, held It's regular meeting with
good attendance Grand Chancellor
HOLIDAY attended Tho degree team will
compete in the contest for the cup, The
contest Will be In the third rank. In the
home lodges the Judges to be Visitors
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injured III Runaway.

Special 10 The Tribune - usll-
PROVO, Nos ~ proyo was eerioualy injured
known ns,s accident yesterday estwesu sounu,
ful and Fomus'on psys h". ss1G,x OF NJ. dsash,s Mira
TO saii ,ass where he received surgical treat.
Alice a,pd,us 20 reports received here. thfes
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ArTangeS for Lectures.
Special to The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune
OGDEN. Aug. 2o.-Waltor Lowe representing
the Ridps;h Lyceuu bureau OF Chicago was in
INC city yesterday and closed a final contract
TO furnish the attractions for the Weber academy
lecture course during the season OF iels~ia The
course this season will consist OF nlne numbers
the first TO be presented some time in October
Seven OF these Will be furnished by tho Ridpath
bureau
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MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
South Main. e32s
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PLAYERS Released.

DES MONIES. Aug. 25.-The uncondl.
tional release of Outfielders Peter Cur
It's and Felix Chouinard was announced
today by Manager Isbell of the Des
Moines team
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Caladonfan Club.

day evening in X. OF P. hall, The re-
port from the joint committee of Salt
Lake and Ogden was laid before the
members and adopted In full. A feder-
alton OF the Caledonlan clubs will at
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Royal Neighbors of America.

Salt Lake Valley camp No. 3o72 will
have an outing at Saltair next Thurs
day. All who possibly can do SO should
take the AIS train. Supper will be
served at 7 o'clock. All Royal NeGhbors
are cordially invited.
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Secret and Fraternal Societies

once be formed, the center to be Salt
Lake City. The rules and bylaws were
discussed and agreed to- The chief aim
OF federating Is 10 provide funds for fu-
neral and other benefits. Another rule
provides that where anyone eligible TO
there are not enough TO form a branch he
can become q member OF the central
club. The Salt Lake and Ogden clubs
VIII meet at Lagoon August 20.
Maccabees.
Liberty hive No 0, L. O. T NJ, will
mold an outing at Liberty park next
Thursday afternoon. The ladies will
meet at the old band stand at o'clock
vited. A nne time was enjoyed at the
recent outing at Saltair.
Banner hive No. II will give charity
Dali and fancy drill by twenty-four
ladies' on October Is at the Hotel Utah.
On october 10 there will bo class ini-
uation, programme and Refreshments
All Maccabees are welcome. The guard
Is requested to report for drill on Tues
day and Friday at the L o. o. F. build
ing' upper hall. at o'clock
G.. A. r.
Oliver o. Howard, w r. C. No, 1, will
hold Its regular meeting at l. o. o. r.
hall Monday at p. m.
Mrs, Maxwell will entertain the Max
well Mexican. w. R. c., Thursday even
Ing with a card social at her home. 53T
and friends are cordially invited
Mrs. James Tanner tent No. 1. Daueh-
ters OF Veterans. will hold It's regular
meeting Monday evening, August 26, al
8 O'Clock in I. D. o. F. hall. There will
be special business.
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Summer School Closes,

Special go Tho Tribune
PROVO Aug :5.-Tho Y. q, Summcr schoo,
or tuo terms Of six weeks each closed Satur
dsv There was an enrolment Of 100, mostly
Ioaohcrs from all parts OF the state. II 10 the
frat nnnmcr school held here and was consid-
Ia snrh n suecess that Il Will become a regu-
lar pnrt of the university work hereafter.
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S. Jones. of the Lee Pharmacy,

A. S. Jones. Of the Lee Pharmacy,
Chico. Cal, who has handled Foley &
Co. 3 medicines for many years, Gays;
'rI consider that Foley's Honey and
Tar Compound has no equal, md is
the one cough medicine / can recon-
mend as containing no narcotics or
other harmful properties" The
genuine in yellow package
Schramm-J ohnsou Drugs. 7-n
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IyoYal Order Of Moose

The Ladies' Auxiliary to the Moose will
hold It's regular meeting tonight at s
o'clock In Moose hall. All members are
requested TO be present.
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Women of Woodcraft.

The meeting OF Salt Lake circle was
held Monday evening with good attend
ance. The meeting tonight will start at
$50 o'clock. Guardian Nelghbor Perry
would like to see every chair filled.