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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-21
RoyaJ NeIghbors Of America.

Auxiiary camp 1886 and M w. Of A.
1904 Will hold g. Joint spoolt dance Oc-
tober so. I. o. O. r. hall. ALI members
should make an effort TO attend, dressed
as spooks. Punch will he served and
thera viii be excellent music, promising a
good timo for all. Neignbor Henry en-
tertaiued for the Royal Neighbors at five
hundred last Friday evening. Everyone
pronounced NclShbor Henry g. charming
hostess. Tho first prizes wero won By
Miss Newton and Mr.. How. while the
consolation prizes were captured by MT
aud Mrs. Schroeder. A large attendance
Is expected at tho meeting this evening
in the small hall in the L q. o. 4. build.
ing Business of Importance rs TO come
before the meeting,
Salt Lalso Valley camp No. 3072 met
last Thursday night and had a rousins
good meeting After business was dis
posed ot. camp was turned over to the
entertainment committee and tho even
Ing thoroughly enjoyed. Visiting neigh
| I>ory always welcome.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-21
Value Of Burglary Insurance.

At the annual meeting of the America II
Bs mixers Association tho protection com
mittce. which has charge OF bank burglar
les. reported that during the fiscal year
there had been thIrty-ninc attacks on
members Of the association. OF which
three were successful burGlaries, twenty
seven unsuccessful burGlarics. seven hold
ups and two sneak thcfts. The committee
had also records oC ninety attacks on
non-lneulbors. OF which seventy eight
were burglarics or attempts. sixteen hold
UPS and two sneak Ihefts Tho burglary
loas to members was 1886, while the loss
to Dou-mc cmbers was s1i7.I22. There were
10 cunNiril ions dnrlnE tho year.
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Insurance Notes.

Prank Mozley manager OF tho indus-
trial department Of the Beneficial Lite
who has been attending the national con
vcntion Of life underwriters at Memphis.
Tenn. is expected home today or to-
morrow.
g. T. Coderc formerly special agent
for the ST Paul Fire * Marine In the
Pacific northwest. has been given the
title or "supervlsing general agent" and
will have control OF Saskatchewan and
Alberta.
w l.. Hathaway of san ETanclsco
manager for the Mutual Ilfc OF New
York has been named by the Panama
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-21
Tho FraternaI Brotherhood.

Ogden lodge IS seriously contemplating
change Of hall. one where The social
times can be better enjoyed than in the
one now occupied. The membership OF
this lodge is composed largely Of young
thinking OF renting it viii be possible to
dance after the business OF the lodge
has been attended TO. Sister Boyle asks
that those intending TO change their cer-
tifcates do so within tho next sixty days.
Utah lodge No. 365 will Initiate cam
didates next Wednesday evening. and the
lons-tcrm team should be prepared to
take charge.
seso Lily lodge No. 25e Is holding It's
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-21
Secret and Fraternal Societies

first practice Of the lons-form initiation
OH Monday evening. and expects TO put
+: on In the near future. 1t 10 hoped tia
there viii be 4 large attendance at the
ncetIng on Tuesday night. Last week
there Was surprise tor sister White
head, in the way of birthday anniver-
Eary celebration. Afterwards a good
time was enjoyed In playing games and
at guessing contests arranged by Sister
Wright and othcrs. The committee for
entertainments reports that thero is TO
DO great doinss on the night of October
20. when ''A Trip Through Pluto's
HeaJm' has been arranged. to be coll
Quoted 10y his satanic majesty himself.
This is TO be followed by a HaIlowccn
ghost dance. Members aud friends arc
luyit ed
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MaGahae2.

The ladies' of Liberty hive No ? and
their friends will be entertained by Lady
James at The Commercial club at Muir
ray ut a card social, Thursday afternoon
The ladies' will meet at the new Walker
bank corner at o'clock promptly. All
Lady Maccabee3 and their friends are
cordially invited. Members will leave tic
Murray car at Vino street.
There was regular review OF Salt Lake
city hive No. 4 last Wednesday, with q
very good attendance, and all had II good
time. The lady record keeper will be
at home all day Monday.
Lillian Ho)lister hive No. 10 held regu-
lar review last Thursday at Eagles hail
with a good attendance. Lady Hedge,
deputy state commander, visited the hive
and spoke glowing words OF eucoIra &C.
ment and also said she felt proud TO
see the hive making such progress The
next session VIII DO the first Thursday
In November.
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Modern Woodmen of America.

Excelsior camp 1882 held its regular
meeting Tuesday lastl Each meeting
night sees a larger attendance than the
previous one. The members are taking
an active interest IN all the important
matters brought before the camp. One
application and ono transfer card were
acted upon faYorably. The special COM
mittce on smoker and social reported all
arrangements perfected for the doingS
Tuesday evening. at which time rr Arm
strong will deliver talk, Light refresh J.
ments VIII be served There will bo cigers
and good music.
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John Heath. Michigan Bar, Cal

John Heath, Michigan Bar, Cal,
writes: ct was afflicted with kidney
aud bladder trouble for nearly six
years. Had very bad spell some
time ago aud was unable 10 turn with
out help. l commenced using Foley
Kidney Pills and can truly say / was
relieved at once. take pleasure in
recommending Foley Kidney Pills"
Schramm-J johnson. Drugs.
{Advs-llse-ienp
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-21
Caledonian Club,

in the X. OF p hall on Wednesday
evening. October 16, the club gave a most
successful social dance. There was a rec
ord attendance OF members and their
friends and the whole evening seemed to
be imbued with life and spirit.
NJ. NJ B. Thomson called the meeting
to order shortly after o'clock. A con-
cert occupied the first part OF the even
ing aud WAS opened with piano solo
by MISC Schultze. Songs were rendered
by Miss Jennie Stevenson. James Gains
and Alex Crawford. Miss Grace Kelso
aud c. r. Gcnry contributed rccitStiops
Master Stratheam played two violin Sc
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News Of the Insurance World

averaged $3.50. or .G5 per week and il vas
on this basis that compensation WAS
awarded. The White Star Line contend
ed that Elno WAS not an employee. but
contractor: but In view OF the nom
lnal wages paid the court held oIherwlse.
Harry w. Bradbury, author Of thc
standard work on compensation in this
country. says th3; Il tho case holds OH
appeal II VIII have great Influence in the
United States In the settlement Of cascG
arising from injuries ON shlpboard.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-21
Yeomen

Salt Like homestead No ll$2 had :,
rousing meeting Friday last, with good
attendance. Nine apphcanous we're re-
nor.ted Ia the committee on applications.
Ten applications were passed. and fifteen
Applicants wero taken through the inttis-
tory work by the degree team. Sister
William Andrcws at tho Holy Cross
hospital. were reported improving Next
Friday night will be devoted TO a. chill
drcn's Halloween party. followed by a
dance later In the evening for the older
Women An enjoyable evening Is an
ticipatcd,
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Danish Brotherhood

Apollo lodge will meet next Friday
evening at the lodge room In the Odd Eel
lows building. Several now applica tions
for benefit memberShhip will be presented
and acted upon. There will be Initiation
Of ono candidate, besides the regular
routine business. The meeting will opcn
promptly at O'Clock. aud a good at
tendance is looked for.
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All notices for Fraternal news
department. should be left with tAe
city editor not later than midnight
Saturday.
Court Of Honor.

Wasstch Court OF Honor No. ll2S. held
lts regular session at Odd Fellows hall last
Thursday evening. After tho usual ront-
Inc of business. W. J. Do0cli was in
stalled guard, and Mrs. Grace Porter.
chaplain II was decided that the court
visit those ncubers who have not been
attending the sessions rcSuja not that
they are TO be arrsigned in court, but
lust friendly visitation Of the court.
Those members may expect such visits
on tho alternate Thursday evenings.
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I. o. O. 2.

., I. O. .. r.. had a large attendance
and a most successful session. The can
didates. however. did not arrive in time.
so that no degree work was dono. Past
Grand Master ~. G.. Prico drilled the team
in the FIRST degree. and they arc iii prime
shape 10 e;;emplify the work next Fr!day
night
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-21
KeepYour
Skin Clear

No other cmoilicnts do go much for
pimples, blnckhesds, rcd, rough md oily
skin, itching, scaly ecalps, dry, thin and
falling hair, chapped hands and shape
less nails as Cutic,Ira Soap and Cuticura
Ointment They do even more for skim
tortured, dis6gured infants and children.
seld everywhere Sample OF oach froc. wlth-32-n
beck Adaseas .CvtscuTa," prps. az. BcsIon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-21
Ladies Of the q. A. &.

Reynolds circle No. ] Will hold lts reg
ular meeting Tuesday In 7, Q. o. r. han
at o'clock In the afternoon. There win
be short session and then tho meet
ing will bo turned into card social, all
old comrades. SONS and daughters OF vet
Grams and corDs ladies' are invited.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-21
Foresters OF America.

Court Salt Lake No, Il met in tho
Ea slo hall last Tuesday evening. with a
good attendance. A largo amount o!
present were Harry Pool OF Los Angeles
and II. c, Evans Of Seattle. Wash. Each
rave a short address on Forestry.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-21
Royal HirhIanders.

The dance given in Highland hall or
Friday. October is, was largely attended.
All reported a good time and hoped for
another in tho near future. The regular
meeting Will be held on Tuesday eGe1.
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o. B. A.

The Zion lodge. o. E. A, gave 4. social
for Rabbi Lion Allham and his family, al
$50 p. IN. Sunday, at M. W. A. hall, 16i
Main street. a musicale and speaking
were the features OF the evening,
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B, r. 7.

The ladies OF the Trainmcn will give x
Halloween party at the homo " Sister
StainIs. 40 Major Avenue. Friends in
yitnd
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Pyt,lljan Sisters.

Dornllon Temple No. S Pyt!linn Sis
tiers. will hold lts regular meeting on
Saturday night ut K. OF Z. hall 1el Sec
ond East al S o clock.
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Women Of Wnodcra e.

There will be no meeting of Salt Lake
circle tonight, IL being guards drill night.
The captain requests that all guards be
present on time
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-21

lectlons. After D. short, recess dancing
began, and to the strains OF Peter Nc
Pieces instrument, was entered into with
great gusto, ~ tn gittur, 1t was q
grand nichti'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-21

srstiNe weather data at SALE Lsko City.
F-o. laic:
NJ temperature today vas A degrees: high
HIS Month Jluco isit WAS ss degroeO. low
night was ~ degrees; lowest ilils month
W ~ah = degrees: mcnu ieulporuturc for
us u degrees: uorloDl wan 10 degrees: nc
ID deoc'cncy Glnco tho fret of the month
fErre5; accumulated deficiency since 'JEnu-
= s5- degrees; rclutiYo humidity al a.
~ wax n per ccut; relative humidity A.
todsg VAS 10 pcg cent.
prccpi'stinu ior the tuepty-four hours
6 p. M was oonc; total for this month
n u L?9 inchcs; sccumulatrd czccss for
nth 10 date " ~ al IN inch: total prcclu.
ltlnnD January ! 20 date 10 u. ol Incheg:
4ted cIcocs since .IHura:Y i- o.o2 inches.
rlees 6d6 q. 30; gun sets 6:5e y. III, oc-
y 1879:
MEATNEE OBSERVATIONS
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MuscoVites.

Another special meeting OF kremlin
Kuzar. Imperial Order OF Muscov.tcs. will
be held in I. o. o. +. temple Wednesday
night, October IS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-21

Ing. when fivc candidates will be initiated
The amusement committee announces q
card party FOR Thursday, October "a
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LOYAL Order Of Moose

The ladies auxiliary 70 the Moose will
hold It's meeting tonight in tho Moose
hall nj s o. clock.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-21

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EATHER FORECAST.

HER FORECAST FOR SALT IAEE CITY
fHE STATE or UTAH-FAIR MONDAY
GESp4T
The Detroit times., 1912-12-31
LOCKE HAS OPTION
ON The PHILLIES
Is on Club Franchise as il
Stands TOday-EXpires
January 10

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. William
Locke, secretary of the Pittsburgh
National +eagee-e4tb,7 today holds IN
option on the Philadelphia National
league club, from Charles p. Taft the
owner OF the club The option will
expire Jan. ID This announcement
was made today by President Wller
Of the Phillies.
The option is on the club franchise
as 1t stands. Mr.. Locke made no offer
for the grounds. II he takes up the
option, he will have TO take the lease
On the grounds, which expires in 1920
and which can be renewed until 1899.
CHICAGO, Dec. 31.-A report was
current here today that Mike Don!in
would be manager of the Phillies, ii
Secretary Willie Locke, OF the Pr
rates, puts through his deal TO take
over the Philadelphia club.
Donlin was here in vaudeville. last
week, and is said TO have told friends
that he had that agreement with
Locke.
The story is that Locke has a two
weeks option on the Phillies, and
that Charles p. Taft looks favorably
on the terms he has made.
The Detroit times., 1912-12-31
LUNDIN MUST BE IN GOOD SHAPE
TO MEET ZBYSZKO HE SAYS so

After month OF hard training in
New York city at Browns gymnasium
mar Lundin, the Swedish champion.
upon his arrival here, pronounced
pion upon his arrived here, pronounced
himself in the pink" of condition for
his match with ZbysEko at the Light
Guard armory tomorrow night
The big fellow came in on late
train last evening. and Is the first OF
the quartet OF heavyweights who will
furnish the star card which Promoter
Fleming has arranged for New Years
night. The other sAree Goliaths OF
the mat game, will arrive today, and
Detroit will be the center OF the
wrestling world for day at least.
Lundin expresses confidence i'll his
ability 10 down the Giant Pole, and
SAYS that he never was in better con-
dition in his life than at the present
time.
Il have been working out with the
big fellows D. Gotham and never have
had better training than for this bout.
I held Zbyszko TO no falls In Madi-
son-sa. garden last winter I'm a handi-
cap bout. and had him in trouble on
numerous times during that so min
utes OF work and can see no reason
why haven't got an even chance to
throw him and earn the right TO
wrestle Gotch for the crown
Lundln is all that has been said OF
him as TO statnre,-Hts massive shoni-
ders and larger frame make favor
able impression with the critical ian
at once. and II his ability Is com
The Detroit times., 1912-12-31

II there was ever any very hostile
feeling between the University OF De-
trpit and Alma after their football
game here this fall. which darkness
brought 10 an unsatisfactory termina-
tion, Alma winning after the shades Of
night had fallen over the Alma men
carrying the ball, that feeling is en-
tirely obliterated now.
Coach Bleamaster sent Coach Camp
bell OF the U. OF ID. special delivery
letter Monday asking for a basketball
game with Detroit on the Alma tri.
to Pontiac and Detroit this weekend.
Coach Campbell would gladly have'
accepted the engagement with the
Alma five IL IL had not fallen on Sat
urday. The university authorities OBJ
ject to Saturday night games, so that
put an end to that.
Alma plays the ID. A. C. here Friday
night and Pontiac "Y" Thursday night
The Detroit times., 1912-12-31
Checking In Hockey Should Be
Limited TO Nayyosv Confines


tending athletes
checking a al Is
legitimate
check should providing the checker
has always will glazing infringement
Outlines with dire
defense the
preaching providing
reasonable chance to avoid him is willing
ineman bursting
atprespium aggrasivenes nd courag
Btt defense
crasheal he has back can mot
possibiy\ k,e shock his is deemed
unfair =
The Detroit times., 1912-12-31
M'CRAW TELLS KIDS
TO REPORT FEB. IS
Regulars Are To Be on Hand by
the First of March for
Spring Work

NEW YORK. Dec. 31.-Manager Nc
Graw, OF the Giants, gave an order tc
IL young players to report to him al
Marlin Springs, Texas, on Feb. Is
Nine OF these new men are pitchers
two are infielders, and one an out
helder. IL is also reported that Nc
Graw will have several regulars on
hand. at the same time, TO help put
the new talent to thorough test.
On Feb. Is, McGraw will have the
regulars headed for the training
camp. The New York players will re-
main In Marlin until the last week in
March, and then, divided into two
teams. they will work their way home,
playing exhibition games with the
Southern league and American asso-
citation teams.
The Detroit times., 1912-12-31
ORVIE OVERALL WANTS TO BE BACK
INTO ORGANIZED BASEBALL AGAIN

by Hap" Hogan, and he will try to
keep me from playing. won't play
wy Chicago. That's certain, but l
want to go elsewhere, and | am going
20 demand that the National commits
sion force Murphy to accept terms for
me- or permit me TO play"
Overall denied that he has received
an offer to go TO New York with
Frank Chance, but close friends say
that II he plays again, he likely will
be q Highlander.
The Detroit times., 1912-12-31

Los ANGELES, Cal, Dec. 31.-Or-
vie Overall wants to get back into or
ganized baseball, and to that end the
former Cub pitcher has announced
that he will wire the members of the
National commission, demanding the
right to play.
MY baseball work here this winter
shows me that my arm is as good as
ever, and want to get back. Murphy
refused an offer OF $1,000 made for me
The Detroit times., 1912-12-31
DETROIT WHEELMEN TO
SEE THE NEW YEAR IN

The Detroit Wheelmen will cele-
brate New Years eve with fitting
ball at their club this evening" Lewis
II. Beyster is chairman OF the enter
tainment committee. with A. Fl Bier
kamp. Russell Mahon, Louis Schneid-
er, Al. Nette, VIM. G. Kretschmar, AL.
Weber. Jas. Butler and Penn Miller
under him.
The Detroit times., 1912-12-31
Patsy DyoufIIard Meets SteUe
KetcheW at Grand Rapids club

Patsy Is game to the core. That no
one has ever denied. He has a wal
Top that hurts. That no one who has
ever received 1t will deny. But he
has lacked science. That no one who
has ever seen him will deny.
His manager Tom Glassco, claims
that Pat has been improving fast IN
this respect lately. His go with
Ketchell will be watched with In
terest.
The Detroit times., 1912-12-31

THINK PALZER-M'CARTY
BOUT A mutt" FIGHT
MCCARTHY ISN'T HIS
REAL NAME; is Mac
cARTHlE MADE OVER

IL seems that Luther McCar-
~ has stolen some shamrock for
that name OF his. Billy Rocks
says that Luther's last name
really Is MacCarthie which is
Scotch 10 the core. His father
was a Scotchman and his moth
er, Rocks thinks, German, who
named her son Luther. Fight
ers ali like Irish names: this
one came easy for Luther.
The Detroit times., 1912-12-31
HEFFELFINGER SAID TO
BE FUTURE YALE COACH

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Dec. Silt
was rumored here today that at the
meeting of Yale former football cap
tains and football coaches, at the Yale
club in New York, next Saturday
night. Heffelfnger will be proposed
for permanent football coach, and that
Walter Camp will be named Us adj
visory coach.
The Detroit times., 1912-12-31
FISTICUFFS

CHICAGO, Dec. 3I.-Packey Me-
Farland L. willing 60 fight Willie
Richie, n the latter will let him
weigh In at 1876 pounds, four hours
before the fight. he said today. He
said this IL the best " ssght he can
make for his challenger. Richie
viii reply today.
COLI MBUs, o., Dec. 31s-Having
Outwitted and outgeneralled Col
uni bus ministers who opposed his
appearance here, Battling Nelson
declares he will do the same thing
to Yankee Schwartz, OF PhiladeI-
phia. when the two lightweights
meet In 1O-round bout here to-
night. Nelson, who meets seven
tough boys within the next month,
Il assured n big house here.
The Detroit times., 1912-12-31

Patsy Drouillard is scheduled to
meet Steven Ketchell, the Chicago
lightweight, at Grand Rapids in 10
round bout New Years Day.
Ketchell has tire reputation of be-
ing one of the best of the boys around
Chicago and IL Patsy can stop him IN
the limit he will have brought his
name forcibly before the Chicago fight
colony, which means no little prestige.
The Detroit times., 1912-12-31
L. Of d. Has to Refuse Alma
Flee Game ON Week-End Trip

The University juniors took an
easy game from the Christ church
clubs quintet, SO to 7.
Bubbles" Paterson. OF University
of Michigan football fame, trotted out
bunch of 1913 engineers from Ann
Arbor against Western High school
yesterday and suffered defeat at the
hands OF Siefert's men. Score not
given.
A bunch OF Central High school
alumni are due 10 give the Central
varsity FIVE a practice this afternoon
at the Central gym. Bubbles" Pater.
son, RUDE Boville, Jack Miller and
others will compose the alumni team
The Eastern scrubs showed up the
Eastern varsity Ave in practice yes
terday.
The Detroit times., 1912-12-31
OTTAWA COLLEGE AND
CLEVELAND HOCKEY
TEAMS TO BREAK TIE

CLEVELAND, o., Dec. a.
To play OF a tie. the Ottawa
college hockey team will meet
the Cleveland A. G. septet here,
Friday night In their series
last week, the first game was
tied, Cleveland won the second
and the Canadians captured the
third. Ottawa plays in Detroit,
Wednesday and Thursday.
The Detroit times., 1912-12-31
Special Car to Take Fans to
Toledo to See 1IeLleu Bahle

now in preparation for the bout.
which, he realizes, is OF great deal
Of Importance to him. He has made
himself popular with Detroit fans by
his success at the Windsor Athletic
club, ana his friends are pulling strong
for hiul 70 win
The Detroit times., 1912-12-31

special car will be used the az.
ternoon of Jan. 9, to carry a party OF
30 Detroit fight fans TO Toledo where
Curley Mellen. the Detroit bantam
meets Young Gilbert for the cnam-
pionship OF Ohio.
Mellen IL working hard every day
The Detroit times., 1912-12-31

mensurate with his size, then beware
Mr.. Zbyszko. Lundin weighs 222
pounds and will have TO give away
about 13 pounds TO Zbyszko, but this
handicap Ia not figured large one
In the mat game.