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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-21
smusgIe Opium in MANS

HONOLULU. Aug. 20.-SmuKElers O!
opium, In their efforts 10 circumvent the
customs authorities at American ports,
have been using Uncle Sans mail bags
as carriers OF the contraband drug.
Discovery of this method taken by
the smugglers was made some time ago
but has been kept secret by the govern
ment officials while an investiga tion was
under way
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'Dariy out, nj h- bnttcd bnll
'sEastcrly bst@d for White in hNh.
's.MnSgcrt battod for Bcndor in ntth.
Chicago ..,............n : n-3
Philadelphia ,...,..:...o . o.
J;rrors-Wcaycr
Summary: Two base hIts-BAkcr. Mclnucs
Thrcc-boRo hIis-Mattlck. Maggcrt Double plays
Weaver To Rath: ZcIdcr to Roth IN Collins Col
lns Weaver 70 Collins Walsh 10 Weaver
Stolen bases-J Collins. Uils-OR White. In 4
nninEs. on Bcndor. In Innings: OF PctnrG
In % OF lunlps Bases balS-On white
/: OF Walsh, J. Struck out-By Bonder 5: by
Houck. J. Time OF gamc-1 90. UmpIrcg-wcs-
tcryclt and Evans.
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c;r,,es and Dodgers Divide.

,ssrustionnl News Service
-sprRG Aug. 20.-Pittsburg and
niIl., divided a double-header this
Hlm and In the time consumed to
5tscsa enms so many features arose
,ps ps-cyd take 8 column 10 tell them
nmplres, Owens and Brennan,
ns BADLY injured that they both had
-.moypd 10 a hospital; Red Smith
,sa Ten chances at third Tor the
stnre IN the first game, while in the
.sne The Dodgers landed on
sor seven hits and six runs after
e.,n out IN the second inning. the
Ms totaling fourteen bases. Fisher,
..o,,s,op Of the visitors. got FIVE hits
Y. go games, two doubles IN the first
,r, triples and single In the sec
rne
nRooKLYN-PITTsn BURG.
FIRST GAME.
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Releases Announced

CHICAGO, Aug 2O.--The following
American league releases were announced
TO Tn Chicago--By st. Joseph Catcher
Gosscit and Pitcher Johnson: by Des
Noines, "En" Douglas; by Vancouver
N'a,~ Ry (-hIcago-To St Joseph. Bell TO
San Francisco. l.. w, Delhi toptonaD.
10 Dctrolt-By ST Joseph. Ray Powell.
By Dctrolt-To Topeka. BashanS.
10 Hostou-By Beaumont. Tex. Pitch
.,-s Martina and Brant.
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CATHOLICS FROWN ON
DIVORCE IN ANY FORM

LOUISVILLE. Ky. Aug. 20--Limite ed
divorce WAS frowned upon by the Ameri-
late today the annual convention In ses-
sion here adopted resolution setting
forth that the delegates ''unfinchingly
hold To the incorporating attitude OF the
Catholic church In opposition to divorce
on whatever grounds.
Other resolutions pledged tho fedora
ton to work for amelioration OF the con-
diiions OF work and living OF the laboring
man: 10 fight the white slave" traffic:
insisting that Call schools contributing
TO good citizenship are entitled TO equal
support from the state; and protest
against introduction or Riblc reading In
the public schools.
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MOTORBOAT AWARD
TO BE CONTESTED

CHICAGO. Aug. 20,-J Stuart Black
ton. owner OF the power boat Baby Reli-
ancc H., and membcr Of the Atlantic Yacht
club OF New York. today was declared the
winner of the William WrlGley Jr S22,
300 trophy. James A. PuGh, owner of
Disturoer Ill, tonight retained an attor-
ncy TO seek an Injunction to prevent the
Judges from presenting the cup TO Black
ton.
Pugb today refused to race his boat
against Baby Reliance H.. asserting he
already had won The trophy. lie averred
that Dsturbcr III. had beaten ell other
entrants. but Baby Reliance II. and that
inc New YORK hoot was not legally en-
tered Baby Reliance III negotiated the
course alone and was declared the winner
Of three heats Baby Reliance H. and
Disturher III. previously had Won two
heats each.
CHICAGO Aug, 20.-Jack johnson today posted
AnOlo Forfeit Tor his match with Jcauncue and
anNously awslted news OF jcanncue having post
cd MS forfeit, but the neNa did come
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Penrose VIII Talk Today
sy International News Service.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 2o.-'T Will shoot
my shot tomorrow. Until then will have
nothing 90 say, was the reply Of Senator
Peprose OF Pennsylvania TODAY when
asked IL he would comment further on the
charges that he had received check for
go. .000 from John Arehbold OF The Stand
ard OIL company with the suggestion that
the money was paid tho senatot for sery-
Ices TO the OIL company.
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Features of Equipment.

Among the many features Of equip
ment will be modern barber Hhop and
an arrangement by tRe Mountain States
Telephone G. Telegraph company by
which local and long-distanae- tefephons'
calls can be made from the obsery stlco
car at each stop OF the train.
great siren whistle has been pro-
cured from coast concern and VIII send
resoundlng blasts out upon the air. ar
nouncing the approach or the salt Lake
boosters all along the route. M one
member OF the committee declared: 1T
will be the right time To foot our own
horn and we intend TO do II proper rly'
At the rear end or the special will be
hung large Illuminated boH sign hear
ing the inscription: Commercial Club.
Salt Lake City"
Songs and parodies are being prepared
for the occasion and will he used in
each city visited. Parades. official calls.
station mass meetings and other features
will be on the programme AZ each stop.
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Indian Wants Match.

chief Montour OF Oklahoma. who claims
10 he the champion Indian wrestler. Is
anxious TO break Into the Salt Lake mat
came and writes from oklahoma city tina
he ia especially eager 10 Ret q match with
Mike Yokei. II II is Impossible Tor him
10 arrange for a match with Yokel hs
would ne glad to meet some other !oca
grappler
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Reds and Doves Break Even.
News Service.

y IHtFnatl0naI NeWs Service.
4 |clNc1NNATI o.. Aug. 20.-The Reds
~ seans broke even in a double-head-
hste today. The first contest was a
fags battle between Suggs and Dick
In which the Rcd hurler went all
Ssy through. allowing only four hits.
Hs Dickson. after working well for
Es Innings. blew up in the eighth when
keds scored four runs on four hits and
yib throw by the pitcher.
thton won The second handily, 4 to ],
atm was knocked ont Of the box IN
nlId inning while DonneIly used his
'%fsl 10 good advantage.
Il lNcINNATI-RoSToN.
TlHST GlMT.
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Swimming Finals Saturday.

NEW YORK; Aug. 2O.-Thc New York
Athletic club will hold at Traverse Island
ming Championships at Traverse Island
Saturday. August 81 and Saturday, Sep
tcnlber H. Chief among the events for
August Fl Is the deciding or the rational
championships for the Ii0 yards swim.
On September IL. the national champion
ships for the $50 yards swim win he
staged
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Athletics Lose Two.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 20.-Chi
cago won both games of double
header, thereby making a clean sweep
OF the series of three contests. The
visitors owed their success to bunching
hits in both games, while in the sec
ond they held the home teams score
down by making four double plays.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
FIRST GAME
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"FAT" SHULER AND
SAUERS WILL RACE

In connection with the twenty-fouT-
Saners last night deposited 500 with Al
Maver as their side bet In their one mile
bicycle race at the saucer Labor day.
Neither Shuler nor Sauers VIII nave any
nronoised To hang up a prize for the VIC
tor Friends of Shuler and .Sauers are
already making waGers on the outcome
Il he
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"'Nl ERS' TEAMS
WILL NOT PLAY
sncm,.tIlational News Service.

|snorn'..'.a'lona News Service.
N ioseV,.s, Aug. 2O.-The union printers
y Tor tht WIN pass up the great strug-
b ,rIe championship tomorrow. TAX
25inp aown The harbor instead Of
Nsnd, ,,9.h games at the South End
t.s vi,h h'uhy were hard fought con-
|Fhtsr,. me Washington and ST. Louis,
The or., nihes being returned victors.
M dow contest the Cincinnati team
'sisi Nsr' :" getcat. 10 .. 81. Louis de-
~ iork In the second game.
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MAKES
NEW WORLD RECORD

wAIiEFIELp. Mass Aug 20 -Goorgc w
chestlcy OF Now Havon. Il member OF the See
ond company governors ot tho foot guards OF Con
uecticut cstnblInbod a now worlds record today
when he nude twonty-thrco consecuiiy' hullseycs
nj the 0O-yard range while competing In tho
association.
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ms TAKE DOUBLE
| BILL FROM PH|LL|ES
-,oa From Preceding Page.)

vor.lohr. Stolen buscs-Devore
II 500 In 7 innings. Bases on
~ Ml ,r,,'. I. OF Harmon. 2 Struck out
|-@ WIN :. b, Burke. /; ny Harmon. :. Sac
ry' I,rs4. smith. Hauscr wiltsc. hit
tir-@u',-on Meyers. Wild pitches
-,",s a, samo--I:55. UmpIrss-Finnor-
- ntriAr
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SECOND GAME

Tso-basc hlt-Titus. Three base
e,s..sVJ Jackson, Double plays-Iitchcll
has oRourkc. Swcoucy. Stolen bases
~. '"ssou. il,s-on Benton. 3: on
~. hates on balls-Oa Bonton. =: on
ktc on ponnclly. .. Struck out-By
rl-sarioo. fFommo. 4; by Donnolly. 3 PaSacd
'z<,-:,en Sacrifice hit-ClnrEc Timo Of
- Nmplles-EaNnn and lnhnRtnnr
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fhiiadclphin ..........0 o . o-i
Er7orS-E Collins. Rakor. b Lord Lspp
summary; Two-basc ht-Bakcr Three hEve
hitS-B. Lord, ". Lord. oldrns. Double plays
Collins 10 Barry 10 McInncs: Rath 10 Weaver IN
Collins Stolen hnsos-H. Lord Callahan B. ZcI-
der Bases on hRlls-on Coonbs l. or Clcot,c
J. Struck out-Ey Coomhs j. hy CIcotte ?
sserhco hii-Mat,lck. ~, hy rltchcr-woaycr
Time Of eame-ls5. UmpiGcs-Wcstervol rnd
Evans.
CHlCkGo-PlItLADElPH
SECOND GAME.
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ATTACKS POLICEMAN
AND LANDS IN JAIL

John Oil<ri Finn. 30 years of age was
arrested on Commercial street last even
ing and booked at police headquarters on
charge Of resisting an officer, OIkri.
who had been drinking, seemed under the
impression that Patrolman briggs had
challenged him To a istic encounter and
pitched into the officer. He met more
than his match and was landed at the
police station before he had begun TO get
action.
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|glrr birled for ErwIn IN TCcond.
Erred ic, Warner In NTH.
Orr. for FoiTy In ninth.
|faiyn .............2 & O %
|-siI .............si o n-l
.a--iU: Two-hssc hits-Morap, Nor;hcu.
.tH Ib'e..bsse hils-FiEhcr. Wheat. Butler ?
~ rltyS-Autlcr ana J. Miller. Stolen
|rs-Sor,lor. Wheat. Mcnsnr i. Miller. Mo
IL NirsG. Hils-of u'Toolo. In l % in
70: cS TE7nrr, in . Ia innings. Struck
.r-sr R,yon. T. Sierihcc hit-NorthrD. Sacr!-
D t-DEub.rI. Timo Of gamc-lAo. Um-
+p-fhsH and Hyatt
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~ IUT6-SNoItcn, Chase. paddocE
summary: Thrco-baac hr-Sicrreu popbtc
PaF-Simmons 10 Chase to Paddock Stolen b,ssg
-Sholtcn Bases on balis-Oh NcConneu
STRUCK out-By Mitchell, ?: by Mcconnell / TIme
o. seme-lSo, Attcndance-7ooO UmpiroN
o 0'Loushlin '"P''"-
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Don u experiment in searching For
employment-go about it in a Nusiness-
like way; make full use of The Trih-
une Want columns.
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FIRST GAME.
= 'f Mclean In eighth.
.''h Atto1 for Dickson in ninth.

&~sh eitod for Dickson in ninth
H5-..., ''''-...........o n q %
-a'' ............c o q o q 4 -
..E'1-Dlrlson
rTo,6aSe hlE-Tisan. Sweeney.
II s"ien osscs-MsiRanS Bases bulls
~ Stuck cUt-By Suggs. 2; by Dick
Ia sserlhcr hlt-Bcschcr Jibc OF game
i NE"fss-Jonpstono and Eason.
ClSCESNATI-PosTOH
4 cFCDsr,
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pRn0KLIN--FITT TS HURG
EIRST GAME.

/S-,d tor Stack in eighth.
SD Tor Robinson in ehh.
Zis- .........0 n o n ] %
~ ............o o o o . q o I -
|l--,-r; Homo rum. Miller. Two base
-r,sst Stolen h1sss-Iiummoli. Csrcy. DON
st,-oH Robinson IN innings. Bases
4 -us-os Robinson. {. OF Hendrix. g. of
4 !, s,nck oUt-sy Robinson. /; b. Hon
~, br Stack j. Sacrifice hit. Miller.
[-,.sc-jooo Cnplres-owons and Brennan:
~ ,,a Hyatt
BRooKLYN-PirTSB BURG.
SECOND GAME.
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kdditional Sporting News
LEAGUE RECORD SET
BY WALTER JOHNSON

CONTINUED from Preceding Page)
umpire-o' Loughlln 'ouo
ST Louis-NEw YORK.
SECOND GAME.
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THE WANT AID CHANCES ARE
Cheap, forceful. reliable. Thousands
read them every day.
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Riddles Karnival, Saltair, tomor-
roy
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.NorthlCestern League

r, c.. Aus. 2o.-scorc.
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Lifo Men to Elect Officers.

The annual election of officers of the
Ltah Associa ton OF Life Underwriters
Nh oe held at the COMMERCIAL club Tues-
Nalllng has been TO re-ciect a majority
! OF tine officers FOR another year carrying
out the ume-hcnorcd custom OF 'onc good
| term deserves another This has been
especially true with respect TO The office
| Of president The present incumbent Of
that office. Mr., Joseph Y. Smith; has
given eminent satisfaction in the admin
! 'stration OF the affairs Of Tie associa-
non and the unanimous wish of the mem
Ders. as far ss can be learned, is that
he shall continue In office for another
year. Mr.. Smith. however Is strongly
OF the opinion that one Term Is delight
iuiiy sufficient for ANY man. Besides.
he is firm believer IN rotation In Of
lice. Tic appreciates tho fact that to
treat him differently to his predecessors
IN N TINS regard might be construed by
affairs. as 2 reflection upon his admin
istration Of the office. He does not care
,Sr ,G this, however: and is willing thai
commence with him. The office. he says,
carries with 1t the outlay Of cousidera BILE
means through travel etc, and besides
regularly and Systematically distributed.
Discussing The matter on Saturday last.
Mr.. Smith said. ".Just think OF I'll Here
we have an active membership OF nearly
forty all of whom are eligible for the
office OF president and any one OF whom
Ifcl satls'led "ould III tnc place SallS,
fsctoriy. That being true. how many
years will 81 take II each presiding offi-
Ger Is given two terms for the office to
20 the rounds? Why many will have
died OF old age before the honor of el9c
ton TO the presidency can possibly be
conferred upon them. For these and
other reasons. feel we should elect a
new man for president each succeeding
year
Those talked OF for the position IN case
Of Mr. Smiths refusal TO accept another
term are, u. A Kicker, G, q. kipp, a. G.
Shaw, George D. Alder Frank Mozley.
Notices arc being sent out by SeCre-
tary James to the members throughout
the state calling attention TO the import
ance of the April meeting, and urging
full attendance,
The Commercial club Round Table
Talk will take place at noon on Satur
day next, preceded by q luncheon
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Maccabees.

Halt Lake City hive No. held its reg
ulsr review last Wednesday evening. The,
at'ehuance was largo. The programme
was provided by Inc entertainment com
fnittee The competition for the best
Cendition resulted in the awarding NJ
inst prlSe To Recordkeeper Schoncrt Tho
.I .Iint committee OF hives and tents Of
haH Thursday evening 10 arrange ro,,
msr,,, Me Sar1 3, party and ball to he given
banner hive No. u held regular ro
view last Tuesday and initiated two
candidates. 1t has been eleven years
Silne 5,n,rolt .nts hiye was organized. To com
i'0sarc card snria, 'md Nm event; grand ball and
o. Marcn IS AT ]. o. o. f. hall All
M,39coaeees a,9So5 and friends are invited TO
sxtenaed te Speeia pc. Invita- ton has been
have worked faithfully In tiie interest
OF Ihe orssnizatl tlon.
card 5'',sn par,y .'GlistTT i,s, Ti hive No cave
T. Z, AT EaS Sles hall which was largely at
lended. Prizes were won BY Mrs. Web
nsr and AR iianch. The prizes we're
served. "e'c
l. lhsr,y hive No. held regular review
sale at Keith o Brien's naxi SaiurJnV. IMe
March ls; heginniug at 10 O'Clock
IT, tnt NO. : held its regular session
lhurSHay evening. Later there was a
meeting of the Maccabees' joint commit
Ie. III charge of the last grand ball and
card PARTY So successful was the affair
according TO the report, that local fonts
ana hlves are planning 10 give IA similar
ehteIt Italnnlent In the near future This
SUBJECT VIII be discussed and reported
upon at the next meeting of The Joint
committee Thursday evening Following
,aSt Thursday, s meeting, committee mem-
peis ana rent No. attended the Luna
theater In q body, as the guests of Inc
manag ement The sympathy Of ali mem
oers mas been extended To the family of
SIR Knight Metras, whose wife is Sc
go 70 Park City this week. where lie viii
work in the interest OF the Maocabees
Tor the next ten days. IL is expected
mat The entertainment OF March 81 i'm
1. o. .: r hall, VIII be largely attended
Those in charge have arranged an ex-
crlleDi
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WOOdlnen Of the World.

Camp No. i06, Woodmen of the World,
| held a short business session last Thurs
dhy ntsht, adjournlns early To throw
open The doors TO the members and their
male friends, The booster committee
TOOK Glaige OF the entertainment and,
with Nejghbor 5. a. Newman in the
songs. recitations and informal speeches,
after which n big surprise was sprung
on those present This was in the form
Of barbecue: the animal figuring in
the case being a fine corn fed porker
Inc members and guests were supplied
with delicious sandwiches and other re-
freshments, Everything went off very
nicely. the festivities being enhanced BIZ
the presence OF many oil the old-time
members
Camp No. 5G. ". O. W. held its reg
ular business session Tuesday evening
with Consul Commander Rich presiding
Several new applications for membership
were received and acted upon. Two
strangers were given the full initiation
The death Of Eeigbbor S. &. Wood was
reported. the funeral occurring Sunday
at II Il. m, under the auspices Of Camp
No, 30. Escort Gott resigned and Neigh
oor Carl Peterson was elected to fill the
elected in Neighbor Peterson's place as
watchman and Neighbor McI.ochlan In
Neishbor Berry's place as sentry.
Utah camp No. 35S. w. o. W.-The
vened last Wednesday with all officers
and great many neighbors present.
The usual routine business WIS attend
ed to. TIE degree team under the d.
rection of Captain Simon, conferred the
protection degree upon two candida tes
The team also gave an exhibition drill
wsicn WAS enjoyed by all The feature
OF the evening WAS a boxing contest
between Neighbors Macdonald and
Could. II was announced that the ath-
letic strength Of the camp would meet
with those oi AiidHalc camp on Monday
evening. All ncighbors are invited Take
;he Midyals car which leaves Main and
Second South streets at i:o5 p. III.
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1. D. o. +.

Salt Lake lodge No. 2. I. O. O. r. hcld
an Interesting session last Friday night.
at which many good talks werS made
by visitors. \ social feature of tie even :
ing was sn abl" address by Past Grand
Master Alex Rogers. who talked eloquent
lN on the tenets Of the order. Quollu.
freely from current literature as we'll AS
from Omar. the great poet of ancient
Persia.
Brother Rogers has been q member of
lodge No. for tbiriy-seyen years. dur
ing which time ie has given valiant sorv-
leo TO fho order. having served the Jur-
lsdiciIon grand master. grand pat
riarch and grand representative. He in
stitutnd The patrarchial branch OF the
order In this stale. and Was is first grand
pat riarch
The entertainment committee is prePar-
Ing FOR II good Time on Friday night.
March %. when IN excellent programme
WIN be- rendered and refreshments served.
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E|IC1URAL STEEL
BUSINESS BOOMING
|puacts closed for Over
4 ,oooo Tons of Shapes
Last Week.

FORK March i0.-The structural
n" .a. WAS animated last week with
~. ~ closed for over 10000 tons oil
-. The railroads being rcsDon-
oro lhan one-third OF the ton
y -so rrjncipal local order was 1900
n the Lexington avenue subway
!" ,.gsn by the American Bridge
m. company has also secured
snrs fAr tic Great Northern; the
~ W Northwestern and the Rock
y ~ v.ystems, calling FOR nearly lo'ooV
4 vo,thsrn Pacific ordered lo2I cars.
a, psu has closed for iifty engines
s,, lhe market for flfiy more. g.
.,sreest interests made a detcrfnltec
~ nrires for most finished pro-
., and we're supported by several IN
~, s cnmpanlas, all OF which have
10y &C. Sv''It 'dItesirrctIvc competition.
~ 5.Iar'' nr companies of the United
ss,,ssJ .oruoration reported a gain
10 ans in untitled orders in Feb
|tfs.n business having been booked
s, ,bo rate of 20, tons per daY.
res -rcater activity in pig iron
y material. the principal feature of
= sSInr the purchase Of 1000 tons
.r,.,or ~ iron and 90. 0OI tons of heavy
srTan by the United States Steel
-.suon Tor Pi;tsburg and Chicago
Tho Jones & Laughlin and
W concerns took u0 an aggregate
I'm ,ops. The same companies also
.,slltsJ with taking up 10000 TO 10000
! usrrau. iron,
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Incendiaries Are Foiled.

a serious attempt AT ncendarism was
discovered by the Minneapolis flremen
last week, The fire was started In four
story brick building at 3l2 First avenue.
North. occupied ny five business firms.
with oil starting from a bonfire In the
basement and ladnR ND tho elevator
shaft To Il bunch Of il-soakcd paper
on the fourth floor, placed ton of q
pile Of boxes and barrels, and with a
lighted candle on the summit Of tne ollie
The fire was started in the basement
but the incendiaries mad failed TO shut
OFF the automatic sprinslers These
opened promptly at the same time send
Ing In an alarm and eX,ingulshlng the
fire before ii had Travelled far along the
fuse. The elevator doors were left open
1T two floor openings and boxes were
piled near these open doors which would
have ignitcd II the fire had started ND
the shaft
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Women of Woodcraft.

Woodbinc circle viii hold regular meet
ing Wednesday evening, Marcn 13. in l.
o. .. r. hall All neishbors are request
ed TO he present At the last meeting
thc members adopted a distress IUnd ~
place Of the penny fund and levied :;
26-c"nt distress tax to he paid within
sixty days. Twice a year this fund Is
10 be used for the benefit or any Wood
craft member in distress
salt LAX" circle met Monday evening
with a good attendance MelCllbors But
er. Strum and Pugaley entertained the
circle with games end refreshments. The
dance given by rhe circle WAS = success.
Ali those having tickets and money will
please make returns tonight. The meet
ing sill omen ~ S:l5.