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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-27
High School Notes

A meeting Of the officers and directors
of the Girls Athletic association was held
yesterday, 1t was decided to hold the
annual dance on March 6 and commit
tees were appointed TO make the arrange
ments for the dance.
The crack squad OF the cadet battalion
was picked Yesterday. This squad is
picked for the special drill that is given
At the annual cadet dance.
The debates for The fourth-year Eng
fish classes, under Miss Dukes, Will he
gin Wednesday. TWO debates viii be
held one in the fifth period class and one
In the sixth-period class.
AT the weekly meeting of the Philoso-
ply club Yesterday afternoon fifteen new
members wero admitted TO tho club
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-27

Comparative weather data u Salt Lake
City. February Is. 1919:
Highest temperature TO-DAY was 81 do
GREGG; highest in this month since 1874
WIS SIS degrees. lowest last night was Il
degrees: lowest this month since 1874
was l3 degrees below zero, mean temper
ature for today was - degrees, nov
NAL was SO degrees: accumulated excess
since tho 1rst Of the month Is j3t de
grees: accumulated excess since January
- pol degrees.
Relative humidity AT & a. m. today was
30 per cent: relative humidity at =. IN.
was - per cent
Total precipitation for the twenty -four
hours ending at p. M. today was none :.
total for this month To date Us j. 2s inches {:
accumulated excess for this month TO
date is none; total precipitation since Ian
nary l to date Is , inches; sCcumula ted
deficiency since January l is .S5 Of an
inch.
sun rises at i:06 a. M: sun sets ut 6.l6
y. ~. February %. 1912.
WEATHER OBSERVATIONS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-27

81; oaes from NUskagoD, Mich.
4 The announcement OF the en-
pRnsnt Of Miss Mary Ramsey
4 CcNali, Ontario. 10 Hugh Park.
b, formerly Of this city and q
III ara Mrs. Hugh Park. who for
.ln made iheir home here Miss
b I'd her mother are now in
II M. Park viii leave carly in
- 10 Join them for the home
|l!F, The marriage VIII take
|icDssll In June. Mr.. Park is the
'rt,dtnl Of the Nipissing mine a.t
ha s Stanford man and has
|S'.y IN mining circles since his
? 70 that field.
'Hmiy Nignt Masical society hold
'Ea1hg Meling ut the Clayton
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-27

homo Sunday evening. Nlr and Mrs,
William s. Bassett being the
sion. Some excellent musical num-
bers were given by Mrs Bassctt, Mr..
Basseti, Mrs Henry Dinwoodcy and by
= double trio under the direction OF Mrs,
Ira II, Lewis, composed Of Mrs. A.
Peters, Mrs. lack Taylor. Miss Isabel
Shiffer. Mrs, w. II. Cunningham. Miss
E6na Cohn and Miss Edna Dwyer, with
Miss Iorene Lcary accompanying,
Miss Irene Farrell was the guest OF
honor on sunday evening at IL pleasantly
informal affair given by MIR. and Mrs,
p. T. Cannon al their home in Federal
Heights. A number OF affairs are planned
for Miss Farrell In the near future. among
them an evening party next Saturday
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-27
All Hallows Notes

The junior choir under the direction of
the Sew j. Francis Vincent, is preparing
AN elaborate programme FOR March II or
thercahouts
After several prelmlnarieS in debate
the following young men have been
chosen 20 represent the college in the
state rri ri-angular meet: Thomas Owens
Charles ellis, Charles McGill and Ralph
Comstock.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-27
Court Releases Prisoner.

Judge Armstrong in the Third district
court YESTERDAY ordered the release from
the county Jail of Edward Fitzgerald
who was sentenced Friday 10 serve five
days Imprisonment for contempt Of
court in failing TO pay alimony TO his
former wife, as ordered by the court.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-27

| Hielit ~ Inc cannon 6Dno. al which 4
number of friends VIII be- entertained.
Mr., and Mrs. A. p. $. Macuuisten have
| landed in New York after an abscnce OF
more than q. year abroad, and will come
dircct!y hero in a few days. Mr.. and
past year visiting the Macquistcn family
| In Scotland.
An interesting wedding OF today skill he
tlat OF Miss Marvel Madscn and y. II.
lnS AT o'clock at the Madsen home.
the Rev. Elmer ]. Goshen performing tho
ceremony.
Miss Anna Mccornick will give lunch
Miss Blanche Burke OF Portland, Or.
who is the guest of Mrs. Charles w.
Whitley.
Mrs. y J. DAILY will entertain her
whist club at the usual l O'Clock luncheon
today. followed by bridge.
Mrs. Nepm w. Clayton went up to
Brigham City yesterday TO spend "A short
time with friends there.
Mrs Esther Freed Filler will give
clndren'S party at the Hotel Utah on
Friday afternoon for her little daughter
Lawton.
\ large party OF friends. mostly mem
bers Of the governors staff and their
wives. went 10 Logan Yesterday to nt-
tend the cadet bop at the Logan AGn-
cultural college last evening.
Mrs l.. f. Mccormick will entertain at
a tea. at her home next THURSDAY after
noon.
Mrs l.. G Dinwoodey and Mrs. Frank
W. Jennings viii entertain a few OF
their friends al Il toa. nt the Dinwoodey
home on North State street tomorrow
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George \. snow have
returned from II short business trip to
Chicago, where tGey went on their re-
the northwest visiting their daughter
Mrs. Gentsch.
Invitations have been Issued for a re-
ception To be given tomorrow evening in
honor Of Mrs. Emmcline p. Wells at the
bishops building, OF. North Main street
The ladies' auxiliary. TO the L. c. T
will give card party this afternoon
at the *. of p ball:
The ouinsen.a cIa6 viii meet this ar
ternoon with Mrs. Harlan at her home
"' w Ne''"i'i''t
Dr. w -. Mason has returned from
Riclliieid where he has been for the past
SIX weeks.
Mrs, Karl Spinner entertained a party
of eight at birthday dinner AT ner
homo last evening. Mrs. Spinner will
give q second dinner on Thursday even
ing for a half dozen friends and she will
entertain her card club ON Saturday
evening.
The members Of Electa chapter. y. T..
S. held "A pleasant social affair SATURDAY.
evening al the home OF Mrs. Edna CraiS
Mrs H. MARCEL assisting. The affair was
u colonial party and also a musicale
and vocal and instrumental selections
were furnished by Spencer Clawson. Mrs
Brodbeck and her daughters. Mrs. Dodds
and Il skirt dance by Miss Cleo Craig.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-27
WEATHER FORECAST

Weather forecast for Salt Lake City
and the state OF Utah-Fair Tuesday and
Wednesday; not much change IN temper
ature.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-27

The Ladies' auxiliary of the United
Comm ercial Travellers association Will
meet this afternoon at o'clock at the
* p hall on Second East street,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-27

Mrs. j. j. DAILY will entertain hel
whist club at the usual l o'clock luncheon
today. followed by bridge.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-27

Mrs Nephi w Clayton went UP To
Brigham city yesterday TO spend a short
time with friends there
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-27

Miss Anna Mccornick will give 4 lunch
con today ~ tho Mccormick home FOR
Miss Blanche Burke OF Portland, Or,
who is the guest of Mrs Charles w.
Whitley.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-27

An interesting wedding OF today will bc
tnat OF Miss Marvel M2dscn and \. II.
Nossmeyer which takes place this even
ms AT I o'clock at the Madsen home.
the Rev. Elmer ]. Goshen performing tho
ceremony.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-27

The ST. Marks Hospital Aid associa.-
tinD Will hold it's regular monthly meet
ing at the Young Womeu's Christian
association rooms in the Continental
bank building Wednesday morning AZ
1880 o CLOCK.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-27

Mrs. Esther Freed Filler will give a
chlldrenS party at the Hotel Utah on
Friday afternoon for her little daughter
LaWton.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-27

y large party OF friends. mostly mem
b"rS of the governors staff and their
wives. went 70 Logan Yesterday to at
tend the cadet bop at the Logan AGn-
cultural college last evening.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-27

The wom5ns club will meet this aft :
ernoon at $50 o'clock with Mrs. j. l..
Bowman, 3s4 East Third South street.
a paper on Women of the New South
and What They Arc DOING for The
south will be given by Mrs, Theodore
Whitcley
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-27

night AT the Cannon homo. al which n
number OF friends VIII bc entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p, :. Macuuisteu have
landed in New York. after an absence of
more than a year abroad, and will come
dlrcctly hero in a few days. MIR. and
MIS- MacquIsJcn have spent most Of the
past year visiting the Macquistcn family
In Scotland.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-27

Section , OF the Woman s auxiliary, OF
the Third Presbyterian church will seIve
luncheon today - o'clock at the
church The annual election Of officers
Will take place in a meeting TO follow
l,,0
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-27

Mrs. l.. B. Mccormick will entertain at
a tea. at her home next THURSDAY after
moon
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News and Notes
of w omen S Clubs

a y ASSOCIATION Of the clubs of
~ the city was formed yesterday
~ afternoon In n meeting with Mrs.
N q j. Gorham., president of the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-27

- Indicates below zero,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-27

Mrs. l.. g Dinwoodey and Mrs. Frank
w. Jennings viii entertain a few OF
their friends at Il tea nt the Dinwoodey
home on North state street tomorrow
a afternoon
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-27

The programme, committee of tho La
dies Literary club for next year had n
meeting Monday afternoon with Miss
Lena Hague at the residence of Mrs NJ
II. Walker ON East South Temple street.
a preliminary outline Of tho proerammo
was arranged. Another meeting will he
held with Miss Hague next Monday after
noon at $50 o'clock
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-02-18
ANOTHER WEEK
 FOR M'VAY JURY Judge Grace Says He Will Not Re- the Case For
 The Coming Week. AT THEATER AGAIN Jurors Saw "The Rosary Last Nirht
 and Are Being Sent
 Many Cigars
TT THEATER AGAIN

Judge Grace says there will be no change i'm the date for the hearing of the McVay cases and that the jury now being held will remain in c.,arge of the deputy sheriffs until Monday, February 26, when John NJ. McVay is to be arraigned to answer for the killing of J. w. Ethridge
 This positive statement was made yesterday by Judge Grace, after his return from Star City, where he has been holding a session of the Lincoln circuit court. Judge Grace said that the jury was suffering no ill effects from th}eir confinement, that they are apparently enjoying life and are being provided with every comfort. To real'range the date of sthe trial for the coming Monday would necesIsitate summoning all the witnesses again and Judge Grace says that while ne dislikes to keep the jury in service another week before entering upon the actual hearing of the McVay case, it cannot be helped.
 Judge Grace says he has the legal authority to hold a jury four weeks, if he deems it necessary. They are being subjected to the same service usually required of petit jurors, said Judge Grace, except that they are required to eat and sleep at a hotel instead of their ihomes. Judge Grace does not consider it necessary to re- set the McVay case for Monday of this week and espeGi ally after he has set the case down for one week later and dismissed all of the witnesses and other interested parties until that day.
 The jury spent most of yesterday at the court house, enjoying magazines and game of cards for amusement ill the circuit court room. They took long walk in Hhe morning and last night they were the guests of Manay- CT Tom Hill at the Elks Theater and witnIessed the performance of "The Rosary" They have been invited to attend the Baraca Class meeting at the First Baptist church this morn ing and the services there tonight. It Is expected that they will attend the night service at that church. Three boxes of cigars were received by bhlen from the Hammett Grocer Company, The Southern Grocery Company and c. M. Ferguson and Son.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-02-18
WILL PAY CIVIL
 WAR q AIMS Omnibus Bill, Contains 1,057 Claims, Passed by the
 House Yesterday
ROHIBITION ISSUE
"Wets" and Drys" Battle Over Ship ping Booze Into Prohibition States
 Under Advisement.

Washington, Feb. 1.-The Omnibus claims bill, which contains 1,557 claims against the government. mast of which originated at t;le time of the Civil War, was passed by the House today, while the committee were dis cWslsing the Ainsworth Army row.
 The battle was waged between the vets and drys before the Senate Judi ciary committee over the question of Prohibiting the shipment of liquor in- Ito the states where its sale is barred. A delegation of erman-American men and women, led by Representative Bartholdt, of Missouri, opposed the measure on the ground of personal liberty, while Mrs. Lillian ii. Stevens, of Maine, national president of the w. c. T. U. led the delegation in support of the plan.
 The committee heard the argument and took the matter under advise ment.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-02-18
City Council Will Be Asked to Change Charter Title
 Monday Night,
PAY $300,OO0 IN CASH
Deal eonSummated Here Several Weeks Ago to Be Closed and
 Transfer Made.

It is reported on good authority that the new purchasers of the prop critics Of the lGitizens Light and Tran sit Company, will ask the city coun- cil at it's meeting Monday night to transfer the charter granted to that company ito the new company that has been organized by H. k. Dennis, of New York, F. G. Bridges and otEer of fieials of the Pine Bluff Corporation, with a view to operating the plant in future and it is expected that the transfer will be made by the Transit company directors on Tuesday morn- ing.
 The $300,00O paid for the Transit companyis holdings, which includes the street car line and the light and power plant on West Third avenue, will be paid ovier to the owners of the Transit company stock Tuesday i'm cash. The money will be given over in cash under an arrangement that is said to have been made at the time the deal was consummajted here a few weeks ago.
 President F. G. Bridges, of the Pine Bluff Corporation, who returned from New York Flsday, where the final pa- pcrs weiFe draWm up and signed, is teported to have elesed up all of the miner details of tine purchase. H. F. Dennis will arrive here today or to- morrow and will be present at the 'ouncil meeting Monday nigat, at which time the transfer of charter will be asked.
 It is understood that immediately improvements will be made in the car 'ervice, that a number of new cars tre to be purchased, new extensions of various Hines made and the street ,ar schedule rearranged.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-02-18

to Hamburg is about 130 miles. The business men of Pine Bluff have practically raised a bonus of $50,O0O for the Pine Bluff and Northern, it is said.
 The principal corporators of the Pine Bluff and Southern which was chartered yesterday, are w. J. Mil ler, H. N. Street, w. M. Kavanaugh, and 'C. P. Harnwell
 This road proposes Ito secure en- trance into Pine Bluff from the north by using the new bridge which is to be built by Jefferson county over the Arkansas river. The railroad con- pany proposes to pay tolls to the county for the use of the bridge.
 The proposed road, with the Pine Bluff and Northern and the Pine Bluff and Southern combined, would con- meet with the Missouri and North Ark ansas on the north at Searcy and with the Arkansas, Lokisiana and Gulf railroad on the south at Ham burg. 1t would also cross the main lines of the Iron Mountain, Rock Is- land and Cotton Belt railroads
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-02-18
MEXICAN CONSULATE
 IS BEING GUARDED.
United States Has Troops Around Consul LoreRde At Ei Paso To
 Protect Him.

Fl Paso, Feb. 7-The Federals have re taken Guerrero in Western Chihua- lua, which was captured on Thurs lay by the Rebels. and. have taken several prisoners, including the lead- er of the Insurrectos in that section
 The Rebels still hold Casa Grandes and vicinity and Las valomas and no attempt has been made to dislodge them from Torreon. The 1Cananea cattle lands belonging to the estate of Col. w. c. Greene, was footed yes terday of property valued at several hundred dollars.
 United States troops are guarding the Mexican consulate here to pro- tect the consul, c. E. Lorende, who aroused the wrath of the Rebels by insisting upon the release of nine- teen United States soldiers who in- crossed the line into Mexico.
 The Vasquista Rebels hold the country to the South of Juarez and are threatening to make an attack upon the city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-02-18
10 CELEBRATE
 B'NA| BIRTH DAY Hon. Leo Goodman and Others to Speak
 Here Today. A BIG MEMBERSHIP Local Material Exhausted-Recepti To Follow the Program
 Tonight.
A BIG MEMBERSHIP

Phoenix Lodge No. 279, of Pine Bluff, wiM celebrate B'nai Brith day in a most fitting manner this after noon and tonight at the Temple on West Second avenue. Several grand lodge officers and other distinguished visitors will be the guest sof the To- cal lodge on this occasion.
 A large class of candidates will be initiated in the afternoon and when this class has been received into the order all of the available materia dn the city will be exhausted, a con- dit.on that has long been the desire of the officers and m|embers of Phoe- nix lodge. A smoker will follow the initiation and several visiting and local members will deliver addresses
 The evening exercises will begin at 8 o'clock at the Temple and Hon. Leo Goodman, a prominent young attorney and former member of the Tennessee legislature, will be the principal speaker. An orchestral and musical program will also be rendered.
 A prominent visitor at the exer- cises will be Leo Pfeiffer, of Little Rock, president of District No. :, comprising eight Southern states.
 The committee from the local lodge which will have. charge of the exer- 'cises will consist of Alex Strauss, Harold Bluthent'hal, Sam Altschul, Sol Klarberg and D. Nrisch.
 A reception will be Rendered the new members and visitors following the exercises and the following ladies will have charge of the affair:
 Mrs. Sam Bluthelnthal, chairman ]; Mesdames F. Baer, Leo Kastor, Clar- enca Lee, William Rosenzweig, Alex Strauss, Ike Ueitnear, Gus Waterman, Gerson Moore, J. Rutstein, Harry Rosenberg, M. Silbernagel, M. Got tlieb, M. 'Msenkramer and Adolph Bluthenlthal.
 The committee will also look after the entertainment of Mrs. Leo Good man, of Memphis, wife of one of the principal speakers on the program.
 The following program will be ren- dered in the evening:
 Soprano Solo, Miss Price.
 Welcome, Bro. David Veil, nPresi- dent Phoenix Lodge No. 279.
 1ntroductory Remarks, Rabbi Eph- raim Frisch
 Address, Bro. Louis Josephs, Esq, Texarkana, Ark, Member General Committee for Arkansas.
 Baritone Solo, MT. Dolph Kastor.
 Address, Bro. Leo. Goodman, Esq, Memphis, Tenn. Guardian District No. z.
 Alto olo, Miss Ehel Schlolss.
 Accompanies, Miss Brunette Sil- bernagle and Miss Fannie Hardin.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-02-18
SWINE BREEDERS TO
 BE HERE MARCH l3.fi

Secretary H. G. Spauldn%, of the Chamber of Commerce, yesterday re- cfiYed a letter from the secrets"y of the Swine Breeders Association stat ing that the members, about 24 ill number, will attend the meeting of the stock men Of this section here March 13-t4, at which time a Stock Growers Association will be organ ized. The Swine Breeders Associa- ton was organized at Hot Springs about a year ago but since that time no meetings have been held, and apparently the interest in the orgau- ization was lost T. J. Jackson, of Little Rock. is president of the Asso- citation.
 The coming of the hog raisers will cause additional interest in the meet ing and will largely increase tho at- tendance.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-02-18
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

On account of the Graphic inaugur- ating train edition which must go to press not later than o'clock a. m. we must request advertisers to bring in their copy not later than 12 noon in order tQ insure it's publication.
 We will insert all advertisements possible after that hour, but we will not guarantee it's insertion after 12 o'clock, as we must catch these trains whether the ads Gre published or not
 We hope our Merchants will appre- ciate our efforts and enterprise in ex- tending our field df usefulness and show same by turning in their copy earlier. 2 16 6,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-02-18
PARKER ROAD
 LOSES CHARTER Pine Bluff and Southern Railroad Company Gets
 His Right of Way.
NEW ROAD CHARTERED
81ncOrpOratOrs Are Same Men Who Will Build Pine Bluff and
 Northern Road.

The issuance of a charter to the HPine Bluff and Southern Railroad
 Company, which is to be a part of
 4he Pine Bluff and Northern and sys- tenn, that is to be built into this city from the Rock Island in Lonoke coun ty. means that J. M. Parker, of the x Arkansas, Louisiana and Gulf Rail- } road has expired and that the issu
 ance of the charter to the new com < pany, which will build it's lime ito Cros-
 sett or Hamburg, through Star City
 and Lincoln county from Pine Bluff, < as soon as the Northern division of ' the line is completed and in opera tiom over the Free Bridge into Pine < Bluff, gives the new company full control of the territory mapped out by ' MT. Parker for his proposed road.
 It is understood here that the com pany's right of way runs directly over the same right of way mapped out by MT. Parker in his charter of a few years ago and that when the promot- 3ers of the Pine Bluff and Southern Railroad Company learned of the ex- { piration of tihe Parker charter they pst no time in securing new charter
 hr the line, realizing that it would be but a few years before a road would Shave Ito be built out of Pine Bluff, esSonth to, the Rock -4sland. The Pine Bluff and Southern people are prac- dIstically the same men who are to build he Pine Bluff and Northern road from
 Rock Island, at some point in Lo- Ike county, to Pine Bluff.
 X The information that comes from $Little Rock to the effect that Mr sPanker's franchise has run out, so to sspeak, is given credence here because SsSit is we'll known fact that no char Xyter can be given two separate com- S panies for the construction of rail- Broad over the same route.
 Amy effort on the part of MT. Par Aken now to build his road into Pine Bluff from the South would be use Rless, well informed railroad men say. Tbe report! that he recently announc- ed that he has secured financial back ing to insure the building of the Par caker road has not been officially con- Girmed.
 N The Little Rock Gazette of recent
 ke gives the following account ;f s3 granting of the new charter to the
 gne Bluff and Southern Railroad klnmpany:
 VA charter was granted yesterday by e State Board of Railway Incorpora-
 on to the Pins Bluff and Southern N Ailroad Company for the building of |road, about 73 miles long, from Pine S1uff, through Star City and Monti- lo, to Hamburg.
 his proposed line is continuation the Pine Bluff and Northern Rail- ad, which has already been char
 xed. The Pine Bluff and Northern, &Tn 1t has been project, will run from
 lne Bluff north to Searcy. The total
 Sngth of tile two roads from Searcy