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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-29
Ladies of the Maccabees.

The members of Banner Hive No. IL
gave a birthday party TO Mrs. c. Liv-
lnsSton, commander Friday afternoon
at the home OF her mother. Mrs Joseph
Smith. a broche was presented to the
guest of honor by Mrs. Marie Derrah on
behalf OF the nIve in recognition of the
faithful service of the commander. Bridge
and 500 were played and prizes were
won by Mrs, Joseph SaXman, Mrs. Bird
and Mrs. Heddington Refreshments
Were served 10 one hundred ladies who
called during the afternoon. A great
many charter members were in attend :
ance.
Lillian Ilollistcr hive No. l5. Ladies OF
the Maccabees will hold regular review
In Eagles hal Thursday evening, Feb
ruary. All members are requested 10 at
tend as installation of officers will take
place.
Salt Lake City Hive No. ( had n
splendid meeting Al the last review.
There viii be no review Wednesday, but
a committee meeting will be held next
Thursday evening at l. o o. F. hall.
All the committees OF the l.. O. T. NJ,
and n. O, T. Nj. are asked to attend
promptly at p. IN. The joint commit &c
will give ball on February %.
Liberty hive No. 9, l. o. T. NJ, will
hold public installation of officers
Wednesday evening, January 81. at 3
o'clock in *. Of p, hail. 123 East Third
South street. a cordial invitation is ex-
tended To the ladies of nives Nos 4. II
and II and 10 the Sir knights of tents
Nos and 10. The candidates are asked
TO be present at $50 o clock,
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[. o, o. T.

The largest attendance in It's history
was the record OF Salt Lake Lodge No. 3
]. o. O. f., last Friday night. The third
degree was put on and Staff Captain Sug-
den and team certainly made n record
for Anc work Next Friday night the
month starts with the iniliatory.
The Veteran Rcbekahs VIII give a
card social IN |. .. q. F. hall Wcdnes
day afternoon al . o'clock. 4 large at
tendance II expected.
Jordan Lodge No. viii confer the
FIRST degree tonight on several candidates.
The degree staff Is I'm fine trim TO do
the work The lodge will be honored b.
a visit from the grand master on Fen
ruary II, II is expected all members viii
he present
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Royal Neighbors of America.

Salt Lake Valley CaInp No. 3O72, win
meet Thursday night at NJ. W. A. hall
There Will be initiation to encourage
the now officers who Will III their re-
spcottve stations for the first time. Al
members of the team arc requested to
oc there promptly All s o'clock. \ ban
quct and entertainment In charge Of
NeiShbors Saunders. Bcrefcld and Ken
ncdy viii be given in honor OF Neigh
Dor Grace Wise who has been appointed
state deputy The hearty support and
bcHt wishes OF this camp 20 with her
In her new field of labor
Death claimed another one OF the
members. Neighhor Cora 4. Beer. last
Wednesday at Long Beach. Cal. She
leaves besides host Of friends in this
city n husband and two small children. To
whom this camp extends sincere sym
pathy. Ncighbor Seals is slowly inn
proving.
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some prospect blanks To every member,
and he ls expected to have one filed
out by the next meeting night Next
Thlrsday night promises To be live
one, as sir Knight Eardley has pro-
vided wrestling match, which will
occur soon AS the lodge business Is
over.
There will be two or three fine bouts
between we'll known experts OF the sport
The uniform rank Is now holding regu-
lar meetings and drills every Wednes-
day evening in one of tho smaller halls.
The Joint committee on entertainment
VIII meet next Thursday evening, when
plans for the next entertainment will
he perfected. Every member wants To
be present State Commander Wight
goes To Ogden this week To install the
officers of the tent there
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BIG SALT ENTERPRISE.
Ilopnent OF Vast Nevada Beds De-
I- pends on Railroad Rates.

ecisl To Tne Tribune.
EDEN. Jan 2S,-As soon as railroad
ts can be satisfactorily arranged, il
1eclared here that the development OF
vast salt beds owned by the Mon
n Salt company In eastern Nevada,
HE The Western Pacific railroad. Will
Id or a large scale. Judge = T. Corn.
<Ident OF the company. said this after
M thai the question of rates has been
Ter consideration by the railroad COM
IIeH for several months. Some CunC"S-
Ig. he said, have been mado already.
IL Is expected that within n short
II all the railroad companies viii allow
n q tariff on salt shipments as will
Re the development uf the great salt
y ono OF the biggest enterprises of the
|rTangements are now being made 10
2 salt 10 lntcrmOuDtain points. When
rates arc obtained the prod
Of the Moutcllo Salt company will
opetc with tie fine grades OF salt sold
easiern markets. \ carload Of sacks
recently been unluaded AT the salt
- Tor the first shlomcnts The salt
|ds arc covered with water, in some
ces 10 depth Of several inches. which
4 Interfere with the harvesting for
days. When railroad rates are ar
lEed satisfactorily. the harvesting VIII
'upne By means Of specially constructed
|rpinery, the sale being drawn from
peos ny system Of suction pipes. II
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Yeolnen.

Salt Lake homestead No. 11s.. Broth
erhood OF American feomen, held lts
regular business meeting last THURSDAY
evening in Woman hall, at salt Lake
Labor temple, Second East street, There
was large attendance. There were
five applications for membersh'p and
have been presented with meritorions
service buttons by the grand foreman.
William Koch: Valentine Icinze. John
Rern,oisel. Lee a, Foster. William j.
Morton and James II. Harrison. The fol-
lowing members visited Ogden last week.
the. occasion being the installation OF the
and Mrs. J Everett Seely Mr.. and Mrs,
n NJ. Bcrnhlsel and Mr.. and Mrs. n.
G. Enrich. They returned enthusiastic
den homestead for the reception and ban
quet given In their honor The degree
staff Will go to Murray February to
nrotoer Ren uirbco has renovcred from
his injury and is out Of the hospital.
Brother Bert Jerome, who was operated
upon for appendicitis at the St Marks
hospital last week. is improving. Mem
bers OF the degree team should be pres
ent next Thursday evening. as there will
be a large class OF candidates for initia-
ton
Wednesday night session OF Wasatch
lodge No. 3100. Brotherhood Of Ameri-
can Yeomen. was characterized by n
dance and musical entertainment. The
meeting was shortened so as to allow
the carpenters union the use Of the
hall, and an Invitation was extended
the union men TO Join In the festivities.
Those who did not wish to dance played
cards. Tables and other sccommoda =
tions were provided by the carpenters,
The event OF the week In lodge circles
was the surprise party rendered G. c.
Ronnigu at his home last Monday even
ing. \ party OF thirty met by appoint
ment and proceeded To the guests home.
loaded down with delicacies Of every
kind. The evening was spent in card
playing, and an excellent programme was
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G.. A. R.

Members "f James b Mexican CORPS
No. ]. w. r. c., VIII be entertained at a
card social Thdrsday afternoon by Mrs
w IL. Jones, AT her home, 23i South
Third East street. Mrs, Harry HaIncs
Will assist the hostess. Members of all
allied organizations and ther close
friends have been invited. Grand army
veterans have been extended a special
invitation,
The Maxwell lhIcEean post No. ] will
hold regular meeting in lta hall on
Postoftics place next Saturday night,
February 7. Though there was q fair at :
tendance at the last meeting the com -
mender desires a much larger one at
this meeting, and every member is urged
TO be present.
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PARK BOARD PLANS
MANY IMPROVEMENTS
Nill Ask Ogden Commission
|ers for Suitable Approprla-
ton to Garry on Work.
Tne Tribune.

uecIa 10 The Tribune.
~r-pr,N. jan. 2s.-Wtthin the next fe"
~. the board of park commissioners
y, ns,itIon tho city commissioners for
.,i,able appropriation 10 improve all
1. marks and public grounds Of The city.
mark commissioners are particularly
..jtnus of laying out another public
4 .,rround for children in the southern
"A M the city They declare the play
'.ond at Liberty park is not centrally
:sed and is not easily accessible 10
nv of the children. The park board
|ocs 10 be able 10 improve q plot OF
3fnnd containing several hundred acres
Monroe avenue and Twenty ninth
raeI and there 70 Law out baseball
mind for the young boys OF Ogden and
lin the grounds with all accessories
n public park.
a. Van der Schuit, superintendent or
d marks. recently returned from n tour
Errope. While away, he studied park
.{hods OF several countries and Is con-
.re5 tha, tho policy " experimenting
III several varieties OF shade trees Tor
rIs Is mistake. In some OF the conn
es visited by superintendent Van der
bujt The parks were found TO be shaded
IA but one variety OF trees. Mr.. Van
\ Schuit says that the sycamore tree
'fbe heat shade tree for the Utah ell
.fc and altitude and that II is more
IoebIe than the box elder ire" because
II not so vulnerable 10 destructive IN
1fs and other influences.
Van der Schuit Is p'an-
I'd 10 raE1ove a number OF tho soft
161n trees IN the Carnegie library PARK
NJ Transplant them In the park at Mon
. avenue and Twenty ninth street
.<sc trees were planted about eight
|.rs ago i'm double rows. and Will grow
Ifcr and thrive better, IL is said. when
.nfed further apart. The park com
|1f'on has recently discussed the tcnsl :
|Ify of living out n boulevard along
dem river from Washington avenue to
= mouth of Ogden cauvnn. II is said
M this can be done with little expense
IA when completed would he one OF the
@iflest driyewayS In Ctah.
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Women of WoodCraft,

Silver Maple Circle No 1OS held =
public installation Of officers in I. o, O
+. hall last Friday evening. Those pres
ent were entertained by the young
ladies' band. and the soloists on the
programme included Humbert Prince
violinist; Mrs. McFall, pianist, Mics
Ellwood. elocutionist; Miss AddIc
Frank pianist, and II Hcrn!cG, reader
The circle will give q hard times bal
and supper on The evening OF Februar!
l3. All are invited to attend.
Salt Lake Circle No $50. met last
H'o'udA evening %lIh EIuarulan .Hcleh
officers took place. following which ar
interesting programme was rendered. To-
night the circle will give u leap year
dance in Eagles hail Admission will be
- cents, The public is invited 90 at
tend and an enjoyable evening is prom
ised.
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HOW TO GET FAT
Samose, Say Schramm- Johnson
prugs, and Put on Good Flesh.
Good Flesh.

9e almost universal interest in phv.
y culture is the best evidence that
pc offered as to the need Of =
PIC and scientific method of making
restoring health. thin people fat,
[ehsng strength.
>tniet,cs, whcu carried 10 an ex.
ne. often result in siraining the Vi
|pyeans- How much better it would
tor the average person to regain
Ptp. strength and flesh by using
ncse- This flesh forming food is ss
1ated as soon as it enters tb,
nachh' 1t helps the organs to assim
II tho fool and extract the hesi
nng elements; il huilds ND tn,
{e'ss and rounds out the limbs into
peiy plumpucss.
nose has been so successful il
'nR thin people fat and restoring
weak and run down 10 strength
neslth that Schramm- Johnson
20, nve stores, the popular DRUG
seli it under their personal guar
10 refunl the money if it doe
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Bows Caught in Theft.

*eial to Tne Tribune.
'"9DtN. Jan. 2S.-George Bowllshaw.
wars old. and John Bowlishaw. s
Prs OLD. brothers, were caught tonight
railroad wa,chman as thew were
|eacfinS The archouse Of .. NJ. Run
u+ 2263 Wall avenue. m about .
'''ck' The boys had entered the place
y nag gathered NJ number OF hides
~ peIts IN sack. They were about
IeaVe with the stolen goods when
were taken into custody. Both boys
~ uroh placed behind the bars until
TIER case. Both have been before
tJuvenle court before
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Ogden Pioneer Dies,

Special 10 TIE Tribune
OGDEN. Jan, 2S.-Aftcr four weeks of
illness from leakage Of the heart Mrs.
Carolina II. Fry, widow OF the slate John
Fry. dind at her home. $40 Eighteenth
street. at o'clock this morning Mrs
Fry was born In Ohio January =, 1914.
She came IN Utah I'm 1SiI with her par
ents and lived for time in Salt Lake,
iaicr moving TO Ogden, where she had
llNed for the past forty years. Her lms-
band. tho late John Fry, was engaged
in the brewery business ut Ogden for
a number of years. Mrs Charles Lar
son. daughter was at her bedside
"nen Inc end came. The funeral serY :
Ices will be held Wednesday, The time
and place to be announced later.
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SHOWS GOOD WORK.
Report of Ogden Chamber Of Commerce
Urqes Advertising OF City.
Special 70 l1c Trb1ne.

Special "a Ir1c Tribune.
OGDEN. Jan 2$.-From the annual
report of j. ]. Brummitt secretary Of
the Chamber Of Commerce 81 is ap-
parent that this organization has been
alort 10 the interests OF the city during
the year, and has accomplished much
towards The advertisement and advance
msnt OF It's needs.
Among other things the report points
10 Ogden's peculiar advantages as q
resort center owing 10 its lncomparable
climate. wonderful scenic attractions and
easy access TO the canyons and noun
tain watering places.
Much space Is given In the report 10
Ogden's lack OF judiciogs advertising. II
says that no point in the United states
has had less effective exploitation than
Ogden. and that as result city prop
erty Is cheaper here than in any city
OF like size ana opportunity In the west.
Mr.. BrummItt urges a wide awake cam
pdien TO remedy this defect,
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PLACE FOR BROWNING.
Osdens Former Chief OF Police to Su
pervise All city Departments.

Special To 'Ge Tribune,
OGDEN. Jan. 2S.-That Chief Of Po-
lice Thomas Il. Browning, who yestcr
day handed in his resignation as head
or the police department Of ogden city
after serving in that capacity for more
than ten years. will be prominently iden
tlhed with the city administration in
The capacity OF supervisor OF all de-
pArtmcnts. WAS learned today. Although
members Of the city commission decline
10 discuss the matter at this time, IL
Is known that Mr.. Browning will he
to he created. II Is said that the new
duties Of the retiring chief Of police
VIII be a general supervision of all de-
parlments, and that he VIII in reality
be member OK officio OF the board
Of commissioners acting In an advisory
capacity, but with no voice i'm the de-
nberaUons Of the commission,
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BENEFIT FOR BLIND
BRINGS GOOD RESULTS

The officers aud directors Of the AuNll-
larry association conducting Il reading
room Tor The blind, under whose ausniceS
Saturdays benefit reception was given al
the Hotel Utah. report that tho affair was
successful III every way. Announcement
Of the winning numbers ia TN" ioitnry
contest FOR the disposal OF a handsome Q
quilt. the work II tho blind, war made
YESTERDAY, The numbers urc ta6 rs and
IS. II the holder OF No So does not
put in a ciaim for The quilt. the holder
OF No. as will be declared the winner
In case the holder of 30. 96 does not
appear. G3 viii be declared the winning
number. Tie claim must be placed with
Miss Joanna Srrsgue, president OF The
association. at the free public library on
State street
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Eraternal Brotherhood.

ScSo Lily lodge. r. i. T., 80 20, held
it's regular meeting last Thursday even
ing. It was interesting and instructive
There were n good many i'm attendance
who have not been to lodge for several
months. which goes tn show that the
lodge ms a body will give the now Off
GERS its united support. Tho drill team.
under the guidance OF Captain Taylor
performed crcditab'y. N"Nt ThursIny
evening there viii be = card party given
at the lodge rooms. All members and
their friends arc cordially invited. Mem
bcUs are requested TO come early. ne
there viii be "a short session OF the lodge
TO obigatc Il number oc candidates.
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Royal Higlllanders.

Utah castle No. 33s met in regular
session. All officers werc present eX-
cept one, whom ilness prevented from
attending II decided 10 sbrogate
former action ond not hold public in
stalation next Tuesday night. All team
members have been requested 90 ap-
pear prepared To don their kits. The
lodge intends giving n card social IN
the near future The board OF managers
made Its s1mi annual report. which
showed the lodge TO be in excellent con
dltion. Special Invitations have been
extended 20 all local lIighlanders &c
visit the Labor temple. l5l south Sec
Onl East street
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David M. Pingree Buried,

sNUyIIII 10 7 n" IlIDUnP,
OGDEN, Jan 2S.--Following impress
sire funeral services at the Second ward
o'clock, the body of David M PinEree
was laid I'm It's last resting place at the
city cemetery. Bishop Il. A. Bingham
Of the Wilson ward conducted the sery-
Ices. The speakers were Frank STRAIT
lord. President g +, Middleton. Prcsi-
dent James Wothcrspoon and Alya SEQ
Vile. a double quATtette from The Og-
den tabernacle choir sang several ap-
propriate numbers. The paIlbcarers
were John Pingrec, Job Pingree Jr,
Frank Pingree. William Burton Louis
Iit2man and John f. Barton.
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MacCabees,

Last Thursday night being regular sec
end and third degree night, the oeau -
tiful work was eXempIlfed OH three can
d!Gates The new members Of the team
taking the principal parts are gradually
improving, and the work was given al
most without hitch,
The coming month promises to be
banner one with tent No. 2, as State
Commander Wight has, by no means
been idle. and a large number OF ap-
pltcatIons are ready 10 sign.
Tho largest crowd OF the season was
present 10 witness the work md enjoy
the other good things this tent always
offers Commander WIGHT passed around
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Industrial School Lecture.
peclal 10 The Tribune

Special 10 Tne Tribune.
OGDEN. Jan, 2S.-Prof James 4.
Smith. proprietor Of the Smithsonian
business college OF Ogden, spoke to the
boys and girls OF the State Industrial
school at the regular Sunday afternoon
services today. 1.-THE Measure Of a
Man was his subject. Professor Smith
tod his youthful audience what consti.
tuied true manhood and womanhood and
offered some excellent advice to the in =
mates Of the retormatnry musical
Of the school participated was given
during the services
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Impressive Funeral.
lp T0e Tribt,pa

SDcclaI 10 Tne Tribune
OGDEN. Jan. 2S.-Impressivc funeral
services for Mrs. Ncttie +, Craig who
dled al her home. 1873 Seventeenth street.
last Friday, after a protractcd illness,
wero held at the First Methodist church
at $50 O'Clock this afternoon, The Rev.
Frederick Vinins Fisher was in charge
OF The services. The church was crowd
ed with friends and relatives of the be-
loved clubwoman. Appropriate selections
were given by the church choir, as
sisted by Lawrence Greenwich. soloist
burial was IN the Mountain View ccme-
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Danish Brotherhood

Apollo lodge held an interesting meet
ing last Friday night. The newly or
ganizcd degree team bad its first drill,
with Captain John :. NJ. Christensen In
charge ono application for benefit mem
bership was received and acted upon and
the low rate OF membership fee Tas eX-
tended to MAY ], 1912
The date of the masquerade ball. which
was planned 10 be given February Is, has
been changer 70 Thursday, February 10.
Everybody is invited TO join the Apollo
members in having a Jolly time.
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Glasmann OH Stump.

Special 10 TIE Tribune
OGDEN, Ian. 2s.--Forncr MAYOR VIII
liam Glasmaun has begun a lecture tour
OF Utah which viii extend TO Nevada
Colorado and other states Of the inter
mountain region before summer The
ersi while chief executive of Ogden CITY
Is champion,ng the cnuse or proErcsslv 6
Pepublicanlsm and the candidacy of
Robert La Toilette for president of the
United States. lie began his lecture
tour At Kaysvilc. Davis county. Since
then he has spoken nj Farr West Mar
riotr and other sections Of Weber
county.
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ale AND GUARDIANSHIP NO.
II TlCES.

~ ~ COUNTY clerk or the respective
Tor further information.
~~--- ~---~~---~-~>>-----~----
S.i, DISTRICT COURT IN AND
salt Lake County, state ~ mn
Sns matter OF the estate OF Arthur
..Smee'. daceascd.-Notice OF sale OF
'sonal property. e -
Ihuersigned Will sail at private gale
,,tdnes oi the capital stock OF the
nrna fuel company. a corpora
s"ni1Su and existing under the
ot Utah. or any portion tharcnf
,eeeer the second day OF Feb :
4, asiZ. and written bids will be Te.
II =. inc office of the Ccnsolidetcd
|fnc ncnpany; rooms Sl8-s20 Kcarns
me sAlt Lake City. Utah,
'''s OF selc. cash.
|1nts, i, A. SWEET,
sweet. deceased. '''u'
.-eo Jan. %. 1912. s,a7,
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Danish Sisterhood.

The members of lodge Utah No. So
are busy planning o series OF ent ertain-
ments for the lodge members and friends
10 he given soon. First Of these will
be leap year dance on Wednesday, Jan
uary 81, in the / q. .. T.. building. The
amusement committee is busy arranging
FOR the lodge anniversary TO be celebrat-
ed by its members in |, o, o. +. build l.
ing on February g. The next regular
meeting OF the lodge will be held Fri
day. February 2. Visiting members are
ALWAYS welcome.
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F. o. z.

Friday evenings session of Salt Lake
Aeria No. 81 was marked by n splendid
attendance and the initiation of two new
members, II. II. Williams and W. ~,
Brown. Among the visiting Eagles who
were present were John Wener % ely,
New. II NJ, Hodge al McGlll. New. Da-
Nld Jones of lIouna, Wyo.. and j. II.
Martin Of Wallace. Ida. So successful
was the bail given by the nerio January
10 that tho eagles are planning another
for ST Patrick day
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Taken Home for Burial
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, IAN. 2S.--Accomparied by
members OF tho family. the body of tho
jate Addison r. Mills will be taken east
10 Ann Arhor. Mich, his former homo
tomorrow. Mr., Mills died at the nome
of his son, DR.. L.. T.. Mills. SATURDAY
morning after short Illness The fu-
neral services VIII be held at Anr
Arbor.
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evening, but gave a social and dance
to all members and their lady friends
4 large and Jolly crowd was present
and all had All enjoyable time. Re
frcshments were served In the banquet
hail. Last Tuesday evening the degree
team gave 81 dance 10 members OF the
order and their friends and there was
"a good attendance. The next dance to
Wasbington's birthday, February @2. All
members OF the team are requested TO
he present TUESDAY evening at $50
clock, as special drill Will be held,