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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-01

n FEW YORK, Aug. 31.-John j. McGraw, Frank
IN Chance and Fred Clarke are the three sturdy
musketeers Of the National league
Fred Clarke is the veteran of the trio and
holds the record Of pennant achievement. Since
1901 his club has never finished below the first di-
vision, and in that time the Buccaneers have an
nexed four National flags and one worlds pennant
Pittsburg won three gonfalons in run, beginning
in 1901.
Then New York broke In for two successes in
1904 and 1905. McGraw, then newcomer in the
National league had begun to make his presence
felt. But his old team crumpled up after their Sec
ond straight victory in 1905 Then came Frank
Chance the peerless leader Chance butted into
the limelight in 1908 with record run of 116 vic
tories for the season.
The peerless leader fell down on the job in
1909 losing to Pittsburg, which in turn cheated the
Detroit Tigers out of their third straight bid for
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his; "The Walter Johnsous vi,

this; "The Walter Johnsous win
here next week, and" etc.
johnson has had but one poor N
since he has been in the major leso
and that was due moro than anyt6|
else to the very poor work Of his I'll
His record for that year, 1909,
thirteen won and twenty-five LOST.
he finished the season with perc6
age Of wins almost hundred poi
better than the standing of the cIr
Here is johnson 5 record since d
iup to Washipton:
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Fishing and Hunting.

Modern accommodations at 4
Guyer Hot Springs, Ketchum,
for fishing, hunting and pleasure
ties. Spend your vacation with
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Those suffering from Y
nesses that sap the plsp$
OF life should take Juven J
They have more reiuyeuH
vitalizing force than nat .f,
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TRINITY Ilanilst.

South Main street.
Rev. Walter n. King, pastor.
The Bible-school convcnes at a
m. Mr. J. S. Rayl superintendent
Morning praise and prayer with
sermon by the pastor at 1890. Sub
ject OF sermon, Prayer and It's An
swer." Communion service with re-
ccption Of new members follows the
preaching service.
Young Peoples meeting al y. m.
Subject, christian Virtue Courage"
Leader Mrs. Clara Hopkins.
Evening praise and prayer with SER
mon by the pastor at o'clock Sub
iect OF sermon, Jesus at the Wei OF
Sycar."
There will be meetings in tho
church plrlors every night during
the week except Saturday night at
7:15. At this time the pastor Will
preach on the following subjects:
Monday night, "Denominatonal
Loyalty"
Tuesday night possessing our
Possessions"
"Wednesday night, Justification By
Faith"
Thursday night Peter and His En-
perience."
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PrcsbxtcrInn Chnrcll.

George M. Rourke, pastor.
Sabbath-school, . a. m. d. c
Nelson, superintendent.
Morning service, 1890 o'clock
Subject, "The Kingdoms Ceaseless
Advance"
Junior c. r., 8 p. m. Miss Rather.
ine Fies, superintendent.
Senior G f., 6 D. m. Subject
Courage" Leader. Mr.. N. E. Arnold
Evening service. Z O'Clock. Sub.
ject. "a New Heart in Old Clothes
This service will begin the ahnua
week of prayer.
Monday evening, Personal Truth.
fulness."
Tuesday. "The Church OF Christ"
Wednesday. "Tho Gospel i'm Foreign
Lands"
Thursday, "The Gospel in the Home.
land"
Friday, Domestic and Eduactona
Interests"
Sunday, 10:30 a. M. "Thc Suprem,
Deslrableness of the Kingdoms Tri.
umph."
All are welcome.
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Emanuel Lutheran.

State and Columbia streets
j. w. Schillinger, pastor
Sunday-school, 3 a. m, II. Roller
superintendent
Services, 1890 a. m.
Services, p. m.
Teachers meeting, Thursday even
ing.
Choir meeting, Friday evening
Catecheiicai instruction, Saturday
afternoon.
rho Eastern conference Of the
Northern district of the Ev Lutheran
nod of Ohio will meet in our
urch January 1918. ON Wodnes-
'y evening. January II. there will be
rvlces in the English language and
ie celebration Of the Lords supper
ur the rnonbers Of the conference.
. le sermon will be preached by Rev.
Vi r.. Busch 81 Bucyrus. on Tuesday
evening. January 1G. an organ recita,
will he given by Mr.. Paul B. Cast.
This recital will be given under the
auspices Of the Luther league.
All are welcome.
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First Reformed Church.

Rev. l5'. E. Zechiel, pastor
German preaching the first and
third Sunday morning of each month.
All other services English
Suuday-school, 3 a. m. S. II. Kelly,
Supt.
Sermon 1890 o. m. Lost and
Found"
Annual meeting and election.
G. T.. 6 y. m.
Sermon, y. m. Caught and As
sorted"
Special revival meetings Tuesday to
Friday evenings and over next Sun
day. Everybody bring somebody else
is the motto.
You are cordially invited.
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league.
Young Peoples Alliance, G p. m
Evening Evangelistic services VIII
begin at O'clock and Evangelist Hi.l
will have full charge.
Evangellstic meetings will continue
throughout the week. Hill and Berry
will continue to lead.
We welcome all to'attend the meet
ings. Special invitation to the shor
men to attend the Hill-Berry meetings
Let all Evangelicals in the city at
tend the Hill-Berry meetings.
Let all evangelical5 in the city attend
the morning meeting Sunday.
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ing.
Sunday-school . a. M, John
schott, superintendent. instruction in
English and German.
Divine service 10:30 t.. m. and p. m.
Theme of morning sermon: Persist
enoe In Prayer for Others"
Evening Theme, THE Water OF
Life"
The Ladies' Aid society Will meet at
the hcme of Mrs. VIM. Gracely on S.
Main street. on Thursday afternoon at
the usual hour.
Tho revival will continue all week.
Services every evening at 715 except
Saturday Preaching in English.
You are invited to attend.
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Calvary Evangelical.

Il. l.. WeatherwaN, pastor.
Sunday-school . a. m. l.. u
Zachman. superintendent.
Mr. Hill will have charge Of a part
ut the Sunday-school.
Preaching services 1880 a. N. Evan
gclist Hin will preach.
Mems Meeting 2:3O p. m. This is a
meeting for men only. No boys under
the age OF fifteen permitted to attend
this service. Mr.. Hill. az this meeting
win orgnnize a personal worker's
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First Christian Church.

Corner Main and Farming streets
Harry II. Stinson, minister.
Blble-school, $3.50 a. m. w. II
Baker, superintendent.
Let every scholar come and bring
one, as it is the first Sunday of con-
test.
Preaching, 1O;45 and Z o'clock.
Morning subject self Denial"
Evening subject, "The Value OF q
Soul"
Christian Endcavor, o'clock.
There viii be election Of officers FOR
the G. r.
Wednesday prayer-meeting at 7:15
o'clock
A cordial invitation is extended 10
all
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Enmorth NIcthodIst EnlsconnI.

Corner East Center and Vino
streets.
r. Havighurst, Minister.
Special rally of the Sunday-school at
o. j. B. Virden, Supt.
Public worship and sermon at 1880.
Subject, "a Model Church" followed
by reception of members.
At public worship with sermon
Subject, what Docs 1t Cost To BE a
Christian"
ipworth League at 6 in lecture
room
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Christian Church of Marion, OH

Christian Church OF Marion, Ohio.
West Church street.
Sunday-school, $3.50 a. m.
Communion and preaching. 1880
a. m.
Preaching. 200 p. m.
Rev. c. A. Cleeberger, OF Columbus,
Ohio, will preach morning and even
ing.
a cordial invitation is extended to
all.
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Intcrnntlonui bible students.

The Internatinal Bible Students AS
sociation Bible class will meet sunday
at 2:30 o'clock. at the Red Mems hall.
"Tne Apostle Pauls Visions" will be
the subject of discussion. The Bercan
Bible class will convene at $3.50 p. m.
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United Brethren Church.

South Prospect street.
]. w. Miles, pastor
Sunday . Il. m. S. a. Hill
superintendent
Public Worship 1O:3O a. IN. and Z p.
N.
Subject. Missions"
Woman's meeting, 2:SO p. III.
Junior c. Il. meeting, 2:15 y. m.
Mrs. A. o. Jennings. superintendent.
Senior c. T., 6 p. m. Clark Bender
president.
Revival meetings will be held all tho
week.
a cordial welcome to all.
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Salem Evangelical.

East Church street
Charles j. Keppel, pastor 3t4 e.
Church street.
Sunday-school, 9 a. m. G. c.
Rocker, superintendent.
German service, 10:3O a. m. Installa-
tion of officers for the ensuing year.
Annual meeting of congregation inn
mediately after morning service.
Meeting of Harmonie society We'd
nesday evening. at the home TO Mrs.
e. Bausingcr, S. Main street. Every
member is specially urged to be pres
ent, since this is the annual meeting
with c'ection of officers for 1912.
Both services on Sunday, Jan. II,
will be omitted. Rev Keppel and fam
lily leave January on an eastern trip
returning for services January p.
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Forest lawn Mission.

Sabbath-school, 2:3O p. m. Mr.. ].
w. Headley, superintendent.
a cordial invitation is extended to
all to join us.
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Mems meeting at 6 in social par
lors.
women's meeting at in social par
lor.
Midweek service Wednesday at
7:15.
A cordial welcome to all.
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s.. Paurs Episcopal church.

st. Paul's Episcopal Church.
East Center and High streets.
Rev. Albion II. Ross, pastor.
Holy communion, a, m.
Sunday school. 9 a. m.
Morning prayer and sermon, 1890
o'clock.
Evening prayer and sermon, p. m.
Strangers cordially welcomed.
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Upper Room, 1S2 North State
street
Sunday viii be the occasion OF an all
day meeting at the city mission, be-
ginning at 8 a. m.
The day will be given to prayer, ex-
positions f the word, testimony and
personal work.
Evangelistic services Tuesday and
Friday evenings of the coming week.
a cordial welcome to ALL
Mrs. X j. Coil, Evangelist.
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Morning worship, 1880.
Sermon. "soul Sickness Cause and
Cure"
Epworth league. 6 O'Clock
VIM. Danube, leader.
Topic "The Wilderness Shepherd;
Solitude and Spiritual Vision"
Class meeting. o'clock. Charles Pine
leader.
Evening service, O'clock
Sermon, '1s the Young Man Safe?"
Revival services during the week at
1880 ?. m. eas-
a welcome to oil.
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First CHURCH of Christ sclcntlst.

East Church street, corner Baker
street.
Lesson sermon. Sunday 1890 4.
m. Subject, God"
Testimonial meeting, Wednesday,
1880 ~ m.
Sunday school, . q. m.
Golden Text: Mark 12:32,39.
A free reading room, same ad-
dress, where authorized Christian
Science literature may be found, is
open every afternoon except Sunday,
from 1 TO 4.
\ cordial invitation to attend our
church services and to visit the read
ing room is extended to all.
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Gcrnnn NJ. E

Corner Church and s. Prospect
streets.
John G. Guenther, pastor.
German service every Sunday
morning
English service. every SUNDAY even-
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Friday night. THE Ministry of the
Night'
The public is cordially invited to
these services.
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Corner Olney Avenue and West
Center street.
ID. n. Kelly, pastor.
Sunlay-school o a. m , Prof w. c.
Selanders, Supt
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Lee street Presbyterian

w. B. Ferguson. pastor.
Services, 1890. Subject, "The King
Of the Home"
Services, Z p. m. Subject, "Beauti-
ful Voices"
Sunday school, a. m. j. II. cald-
well, superintendent.
Wednesday evening meeting. 7:15
o'clock.
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Notice.

Members OF Uniform Rank. X. OF
p. No. 10. Big doings Thursday ev-
ening at o'clock. All be present.
1-3-2t Committee.
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Daf1C1ef,if1e
Grows hair and we
can prove it
Hair Becomes Soft, Fluffy, Lus-
trous and Beautiful Immediately
After a Danderine Hair Cleanse
Get a Is Cent Bottle Now and
Forever Stop Failing Flair, Itching
Scalp and Dandruff

4 little Dandcrine now will Immediately double
the beauty of your hair No difference how dull,
faded, brittle and scfaggy, just mosten cloth with
Danderinc and carefully draw it through your hair
taking one small strand at time. The effect is
immediate aud amazing your hair will be light,
fluffy and wavy and have an appearance OF album
dance; an incompatible lustfe soitncss and luxi-
rance, the beauty and simmer of true hair health.
Try as you will after an application Of Danderine,
you cannot find single trace of dandrulf or loose
or falling hair and your scalp will not itch, but
what will please you mos; will be after few week S
use when you will actually see new hair, fine and
downy at first ycs-but really new hair-sprouting
all over the scalp.
Danderinc is to the hair what fresh showers OF rain
and stnshine arc 90 vegetation Itgoes right TO the
roots, inyigoratea and strengthens them. It's lie
producing properties cause the hair to grow album
dautly long, strong and beautiful
Get Is cent bottle of Knowon's Danderne
from any drug store or toilet counter and prove to
yourself tonight -now--tlat your hair is as pretty
and soft as anytlat il has been neglected or injured
by careless treatment-thst's al-you surely can
have beautiful hair and lots Of IT, Il you will just
try a little Danderine. Real surprise awaits you.
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Three Places Entered and
Attempt Made to Enter
Fourth.
THOUGHT ROBBERS WERE BOYS
Ladders Used Not Strong
Enough to Bear Grown
Men.
Bowling Alley, DuttOn and Miller
Hardware store and lower Phar-
macy Were Places Entered-Small
Haul Made at Each Place.

Three robberies and one attempted
robbery were reported to the police
this morning The places entered dur
ing the night were the Mission Bowl
Ing alley on North Main street, the
button and Miller HardVare store
and the Lower pharmacS on West
Center street.
An iron bar across window in the
rear Of the pawn shop of Franklin j..
Schultz on North Main street was
sawed through and pred loose from
It's fastenings with n heavy piece Of
timber but the would-be robbers were
Itobbaly frightened away before Sc
curinf an entrance. Nothing was
taken from the shop.
Dutton & Miller were the heaviest
losers. by means of a ladder the
'u,leves climbed TO a small window in
the rear OF the building and forced the
window open. Three revolvers valued
ut $i5, twenty pocket knives. worth
from 20 cents 20 sl.25 each and one
r9zor We're missing this morning
when the proprletors opened the store.
More valuable articles in the store
were overlooked.
~ - NiOubiN NAhl tic AllltNtS WtIt
boys as the different jobs did nat have
! the appearance of being done by ex.
perienced men. The ladder used in
reaching the window would not bear
the weight Of n grown man.
BY jimmying a door in the basement
Of the Dutton & Miller store the
thieves entered the basement of the
| Lower pharmacy which is located In
the same building. The door leading
into the pharmacy was forced and
about five dollars taken from the cash
drawer. Drugs and toilet water were
! also missed.
| At the Mission bowling alleys. about
Sl2 in niclSles and G:mes were talSer
| from the cash drawer. The robber,
elimed the fire escape steps and en-.
tered small ventilation window II
the front part OF the store just off o.
| &an street.
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SERVE SUMMONS
ON OFFICIALS
City Auditor and City Treas
urer Sued by
Klinefelter.

This morning, summons were serv-
ed on city Auditor Harry Mason and
city Treasurer q. Il. Larie from the
common pleas court, informing them
that they and others had been sued
by John w. Klinefelter, deposed
chief Of police and taxpayer of the
city of Marion.
The notice came as the result OF the
granting OF an injunction by Judge
w. T. Sconeld yesterday, temporarily
restraining the auditor and treasurer
from issuing and paying the second
salary voucher Of John f. McDon-
ough as chief of police.
The petition. filed by Attorneys BY
mon 4 Thompson, says that the pay
ment Of McDonough's salary is mis-
application of the city's money to
the amount OF $45. the chiefs salary
for one-half month.
"I have been in office only one
month and have been sued for mis-
application Of the city's money al
ready" Auditor Mason stated this
morning. That's a pretty bad rec
ord. isn't it?"
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BRIEF MENTION

Born, MondaI to Mr.. land Mrs
James A. Murphy, on Fahey street. a
daughter
Walter Torrance Is seriously III at
his home on Uhler avenue.
George w. King Is rapidly and
steadily improving in health.
Miss Bessie Difrltt has resumed her
position at Frank Bros store. after
having been confined to her home
Tor two weeks with Ia Rrlpne
Mrs. ]. B. Lewis of Tully street
who has been suffering Of acute in
digestion Is slowly recovering.
Dr. N. IT, Tilton, assisted by DR..
Carl Ramroth, operated on Henry
Dutt. farmer, residing FIVE miles
south Of the city, this morning for
necrosis Of the jaw. air. Dutt is ex-
pected TO recover.
Mrs. Josephine Hutchinson, OF Olney
avenue. who has been quite i'll, is con-
valescng
A little child OF Ivin Joliff, Of Ben
nett street is seriously Ill with pneu-
mOnia
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INNOCENT BOY



ho arraigned in court, today. when he
was expected to plead not guilty and
give bail for examination later
"Breen planted that dynamite to
dlscredit our cause said Ettor, "and
the authorities have left nothing un-
done To give the impression outside
that the strikers were all foreign born
anarchists who despised law and or
der, and would prefer violence TO
peace Despite these methods. we Will
win our strike as every mill which
is not entirely shut down. is operat-
Ing at Il loss"
Early today a miitaman on guard
who said he saw twenty-five men try
Ing to cross the ice on the Merrlmae
river from Lawrence to the Uswoco
mills fired shot. The entire guard at
that point rushed to the scene. If
there We're actually any strikers there
they fled although the soldiers fred
across the Ice for several minutes.
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First Woman to
Get the Prize

A women's dinner part at which
1900 women were present was re-
Gently given at the Grand Hotel
Royal Stockholm. in honor OF Sell
ma Lagerlof, the great Swedish writ
er says n special TO the Monitor
Selma Lagerlof Is nor the only Swedc
Lut the only woman to have received
the Nobel prize for literaeture, and
she was also the firsJ woman To re-
ceive an honorary doctors degree from
ancient University or Upsala. Her
books have been translated into Eng
lish, French, German, Italian and
Dutch, and one at least Of them has
been adopted for use in all the Swed-
ish schools.
Before she acquired fame as n
writer Selma Lagerlof worked hard
as teacher and 1t was not until aft
or the publication of her first book,
'fhe Story of Costa I3erllng," which
won "A prize offered ny a paper for
the best story. that she was able Ia
give up her arduous profession and
devote all her time to literature. Most
OF her books deal with simple rough
peasants living in lonely farms and
are full of folk lores and other legen-
dary marvels, hut she by no means
confines herself to Sweden as a back
ground for these subjects. She has
written one or two books about the
l1oly Land and one charming tale of
Sicilian peasant life.
Although she generally lives in
retirement. the great novelist was
present at the International Women's
Suffrage congress held In Stockholm
last autumn, and few who heard her
then viii ever forget the stirring
speech with which she urged women
to be ready To do anything and ev-
erythng that was wanted OF them.
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Mrs. W. II. Charter and daughter
Gladys, have returned from visit in
West Virginia.
Mrs. Alma n. Curtiss and Mrs. w.
II. Mahan, OF Ravenna are VISITING
at the home OF Frank Coe on North
Prospect street.
Miss clara Lanius has returned
10 her home I'm Gallon, after spending
a few days In Marion.
Miss Eta May Hostetter has been
the guest Of Miss Hazel Covault in
Gallon for the past few days.
Charles Heller who formerly re-
sided north OF the city. left last ev-
ening for Bisbee. Arizona, where he
will make his home.
Mrs. Il. Il. Powers went 20 Column
bus today on business.
John Roberts left this morning for
Springfield whore he has accepted a
position with the Houpt Monumental
company there.
Rev. j. w. Miles was a business vls-
ltor IN Columbus today.
John II. Waddell is in Columbus to.
day on business.
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can Tnft Progressive.


Cleveland. Jan. 3O-In the keynote
speech OF his campaign, made at the
Mckinley day banquet OF the Tippe-
canoe club last nighs. President Taft
defended his administration, declared
he had been blamed with errors not
justly chargeable at mis- doors, de-
nounced the recall OF judges In an
impassloned outburst, and pleaded for
a calmer attitude on the part OF the
people toward officials.
The attempt OF the president and
lis campaign managers to oin to him
'the label OF Progressive" probably
was the most striking development
Of his first days tour OF Ohio
The Progressive" badge was first
pinned to him W William II. Coates
president of the club.
"Ohio, today, is the storm center o
so-called Republican Progressiyes,
Coates said, "who are opposing a rea
Progressive president"
Federal Judge William L. Day sup,
p'emented this. "Aly conception OF
progress differs somewhat from tha
OF many" Day said. "The discontcn
Of disappointed ofnce-seefers Is mo-
Progressive Republlcanlsm; the rancol
ANA spite Of those WHO are indicted
:or ofrenses declared Illegal by oui
statutes is not progressive Republican
| prefer to be the sort of Progress
sive who Is actuated and guided b!
ommon sense-as our president"