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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-12
Spanish War Veterans.

W. V. will hold an important meeting
next Friday evening at the hall in the
Moose building. and all comrades arc
requested to attend. The camp is max
ing campaign for recruits, and before
the advent OF summer a long list of new
names will he added to the roster All
over the United States the Spanish war
veterans arc putting forth new efforts
TO bring about the enactment Of 5enc-
tical legislation both by congress and
the various state legislatures. Thursday
night Priscilla J Ritter auxiliary No, >
VIII give a social AT the home Of Mrs.
X. p. Eek in Herbert avenue, TO which
all tho members and their husbands,
brothers or swcethedrts are cordially in
Vjted
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F, O. E.

The next three weeks viii he busy and
memorable for members OF Salt Lake
Acrie No. 61, Friday night. February l6,
The lodge social for members and their
families Will be held. Refreshments.
cards. dancing and n vaudeville pro-
Gramme will contribute TO make the
evening enjoyable.
Sunday evening. February Is. the an
uual memorial service will bc held in the
large hall. The programme committee is
now busy arranging an elaborate musical
programme, the numbers of which viii
be interspersed between the memorial ad :
dresses. The roll CALI session Will he
held March Q At this meeting every
member Of the local aerie is expected to
be present, The committee having the
programme in charge Is already busily
engaged In preparations and is confident
Of making this roll call the most notable
iii the history OF the order.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-12
|VEsTORS HOLD O|!
|TD THEIR MILLIONS
.,;sve Political Situation Too
Uncertain for Large Ven
tures at Present.

-,xr YORK. Feb. Authorizations oi
Z, narrowed last week with dim :
- yo,ume OF business. Much of
fovorjte speculative stocks were
ne mo,ionless. and the wider n'~ve :
4 n q few special issues, notably
...aoco shares. constituted about the
e,,.s mower I'm the market
p,,i"vr III the uncertainties of the
~, situation and the irregular move
= ~ trade, Il was difficult 10 fore
IN. Influences that would be brought
vnon the securities market, and
.sers were unwilling 10 enter into
, ventures.
<s,er influences played an unusually
-fsn, mart I'm financial and business
~ The sluggish current Of home
go contrasts with the activity
'rrn.n,s ~ Of IS. 0Oo. 600 In gold to Paris
,maIler amounts 10 South America
ioffer for the benefit OF European
~ was an Indication Of the lax
.od for funds here and the require
a abroad The movement was col n
.f With an uninterrupted demand for
lean products which kept pace with
trade activity in England and else
MARI statistics OF the copper trade
IA 10 the relative Importance of the
a demand i'm making up the uneN-
|1lr good showing. which brought
tiocks of the refined metal on hand
u lowest figure since the formation
|r Producers. organization. or about
ID The months consumptive require
n procedure in the government s va
rfosccIltions of antitrust law eases
.omethinc TO do with the halt In
.|afion. Some anxiety was professed
ven tho effect or tho money trust
|||aation at Washington.
Is OF the money market was affected
Lille by the eXpurtatinn OF gold
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Yeonlnn.

New Murray homestead met in Eagles
hall Friday evening and Initiated - Iarge
class OF candidates. Tho degree team
and friends uf tho Salt Lake homestead
came down TO Murray some hfiy strong.
The salt Lake degree tenn cxcmplined
tho riluaistic work in - crcditabIe man
ncr and undoubtedly made lasting i'm
preston for good on the new members.
Dressed in their elaborate new robes.
they made an imposing appearance. AT
or the work the home lodge served re-
frcshmeuts,
Salt Lake homestead. No, 1882 Broth
arhood OF American Yeomnn. held It's
regular business meeting In Salt Lake
Labor Temple last Thursday evening
The homestead dues We're changed 20
thirty-llve cents per month. 20 take
effect March !. 1912. Inasnucb az the
membership has outgrown It's present
quarters. the board Of directors were In
structed 10 rent the Moose hall. 90
South West Temple street, beginning
March l. Friday evening about seventy
Ave Ieomen. with the degree team. went
To Murray TO attend the initiation of n
large class OF candidates. The work was
put on by the Salt Lake team. which, in
its rich, gorgeous costumes. made a
pretty and impressive scene az It
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-12
Salt Lake Thistle Club,

Wednesday eeVnins. February 1. a
business meeting of the above was held
I'm knights OF Columbus hall, East FIRST
South street President Nesht In the
chair There was good attendance
Several reports Were submitted 10 the
meeting. The report on the Burns con-
cert proved a satisfactory one, all eN-
penses having been easily met and the
entertainment was a success in every
way. 4 social will be held Wednesday.
February II. furtner notice of which
Will be given. II Is intended 10 hold n
banquet In conjunction with tho Clan
Stewart some time about the end of
the month. q committee being appoint ed
to meet the clan officials and make the
necessary arrangements.
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I, o. o. T.

Salt Lake Lodge No. ., T. O. o. r,
added new laurels TO its already speln l.
did reputation. when last Friday night.
IL put on the first degree. The hall was
packed and every minute OF the even
Ing enjoyed by large number OF visit
Urs. who praised the work or Brother
Sugdens team as something much be- =
yond the ordinary. Johnathan and David
were portrayed in n manner that ce-
mented more closely the fraternal ties of
Odd Fellowship.
The boosting committee Of the
Patriarchal branch OF odd Fellows has
spent an extremely busy week. On Feb
ruary an official visit. was made 10
Logan encampment and on February 10
Tooele lodge was visited The committee
has arranged for card party on Feb
ruary 20 and on February 81 a hard
times dance Will be given Al the dance a
number OF special features will be in
troduced and old clothes and dances will
be I'm vogue, Both OF these events are
70 be held in Odd Fellows hall and a
jolly time Is assured. The committee on
arrangements for the card party and
dance is Stewart McLeese, w. II. Lep-
per, Or. Harry Phillips w. NJ. Scott, T..
II. Smith and Gideon Snyder.
The Patriarchal Boosters will give their
second card social, February 20, at !. o.
o. +. hall. under the auspices of Oquirrf
encampment No. / Good prizes will he
awarded, and all members have beer
urged TO attend
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-12
|edicine Used in Rural
Districts

n 35 per cent of the population of
'aited States arc said to live in
|districis remote FROM physicians
n stores and they are obliged TO
n upon proprietary medicines to a
neat extent.
he women in these homes, such
La remedies as Lydia j. Pink
Vegetable Compound come as a
md a blessing,
searly forty years this splendid
me, compounded from roots and
bas been relieving the women Of
|ountry from the worst forms of
h ills. Merit alone could have
such test.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-12
Ladies of the Maccabees.

There was regular review OF Salt Lake
City hive No. last Wednesday evening.
with all new officers at their stations
Thursday night at Odd Fellows hall the
Joint committee OF Maccabees Will meet
TO arrange for the second card party and
all members OF the committee are urged
to be present.
Lillian Holister Hive No. l.. Ladies
OF Maccabees. will hold regular review
Thursday evening. February Is. in Ea =
giles hall All officers and members are
requested to attend
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-12
Danish Sisterlood.

The members OF lodge Utah No. 50
celebrated the ninth anniversary Of the
lodge with their friends on February g..
iu the l. O. o. +. building. with a ban
duot and dance. Covers We're laid Tor
seventy and the table, which formed the
letter u was n deliehtful attrsc ion,
beautifully decorated with ferns. carn6 =
tons and the national flags. Colonel
II. NJ II, Lund. acting as toastmaster.
called upon. the president Mrs. Jennie
+ Bennett who welcomed the guests to
The birthday OF utah No. So Other
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-12

performed the many evolutions In the
floor work, or entertained the strangers
at the homestead OF Cedric the Saxon.
The team received many compliments for
the manner In which il put on the
work. After short business session
all repaired to an adjoining room, where
the lady archers of Murray homestead
had prepared sumptuous repast. II
was in the wee sma' hours Of the morn
ing before the banquetcre had all dis-
persed for their homes The Salt Lake
Yeomen were unanimous in their opip-
Ion that when Il comes to entertainment
or banquets. the Murry Tcomcn are GER
tainlv To be Conera tula cd.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-12
w. of w.

The attendance nj the session OF TX
celsior camp No. 1882 on Tuesday las
almost taxed the seating capacity of the
lodge room. The camp officers were
elatod at the interest shown. which wa:
no doubt due to tho harmonious feeling
existing among the mcmbers Several
new membership applications wcrc re-
Coivcd. Five new members were ac.
ccpted aud Initiated The Forest ers
teams. captained lay Chief Forester Roth
well. put on the work In commcndabe
(
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-12
Secret and Fraternal Societies

features on the programme werc a piano
solo by Miss Rosa Jollansen. remarks by
Mrs Dorthea NJ. Orlob. vocal solo by MISS
Johanne Nielsen. humorous reading by
Consul T. Orlob vocal solo by w. y.
Jensen, speeches by Julius Hansen and
DR.. y. y. Hansen. The evening con
cluded with dancing. The committee in
charge of the successful celebration CON
sisted OF Mrs. Mary Pauch. Mrs. Kate
Smith. Mrs. Antonio Nielsen and Mrs
Amanda Nielgen
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Fraternal Union OF America.

ENerGrecu lodge No. I5l will hold its
regular meeting tonight at the usual
place. and as there have been NO meet
mgS for three weeks n largo attendance
Is expected. The meeting will open
promptly at o'clock. Sister Alice Blom-
quist. 1S2 South seventh East street. Is
reported sick and the members extend
their heartfelt aympa thy.
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Moose.

Local lodge No. o5a T.. O. o. NJ, al
the regular meeting last THURSDAY even
ing had large amount OF business to
attend to. Thursday evening large at
tendance la looked for. as the now ap-
plicants will he initiated into the mys-
terles of the order, The Moose orchestra
is continuing Sunday afternoon musi
Gales under the direction OF Otto Grow.
The degree team is looking forward 10
large attendance al its dance on Wash
ing ton & biri hiay
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-12
Royal Neighbors of America

Sail Lake Valley camp 3OI2 VIII give
a card party AT the hall. 16l South Main
street. Thursday. February 10. The
Thimblc club mot with Ncghbor Roth
well las, Thursday afternoon and had II
splendid time thirty-thrce being pres
ent Prizes were won by NeiGhbors
Ilandley Swabb and Pattison. Mrs. Anna
Trap Mrs, Lou Evans and Irene Roto-
well assisted in serving. NeiGhbors Nc
kincv: Saunders and Kennedy are re-
ported on the sick list. The sick com
mittee will please take notice.
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Maccabees,

The entertainment features inaugura =
ted In Tent No, al each meeting has
had wonderful effect in increasing the
attendance Al the reviews and Last
Thursday evening the Sir Knight Com
mander faced splendid crowd OF cnthu-
sastiC MaCcabccS.
candidates, and Il large class will he
ready 10 take tho second and third on
the last meeting night OF The month.
The success OF the work last Thursday
evening was due In no small degree to
Lieutenant Commander Bloomfield, whose
delivery OF his part without the ritual
was clear and impressive
Interesting topics pertinent TO the or
der were discussed during good and well
fare" the entertainment committee re-
ported everything In good shape for the
ball aud card party on February %. which
promises TO be splendid success.
The uniform rank has rcnted store
room at 90 'ostofrice place, holding meet
Ing and drin under the direction OF
Captain Nate Hubbard every Friday even
Ing
More members arc needed In this
branch of the work. and all young men
arc earnestly urged To Join
Tickets for the ball and card party can
he had Of Record Keeper Miller al NJ.
8 Main street. Tho last meeting Of t1c
committee Will bc held ucNt ThursdIy y
evening. so that all matters pertaining
10 the entertainment may he perfected.
Every member Of this committee should
he present
Next Thursday night there will he work
in Tent No. .. and n good crowd should
hc present
Liberty Hive No .. l.. O. r NJ. Win
meet In regular review IN X. nf T., hall.
! 2j East Third south street. THURSDAY
afternoon At $50 o'clock. At The last
review of the hive. tho following officers
were Installed FOR tho ensuing year: Lady
Glaze. commander. Lady Decker. lIcuten-
ant commander: Lady Harrison. past
comnu ndcr: Lady Burrows. finance au-
ditor: Lady Truitt. record keeper; Lady
Towlc. chaplain; Lady Courtney. lady
at-arms; Lady Bates. sergeant: Lady
ficunry. sentinel: Lady t:lswood, picket.
aud Lady RlnmstcTberg. official prompter.
The programme of installation Included
address by state Commander Sir
Knight Wight. Refreshments were served
AT the close of tho ceremonies. SIX can
didatcs took the obligation,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-12
Foresters of America.

Court salt Lake No. | met in regular
session last Tuesday evening in the
Eagles hall, with good attendance. A
large amount OF business was attend ed
to The following committees were ap-
pointed by the G.. r.: Finance. w.
H. Greenig, H. A. Wellne and A. +.
Bower; auditing, w, II. Grcenig, w. r.
Flohn and George g. Reynolds a few
new applications were received and acted
upon. The new candidates will be ini-
tlated Tuesday evening. February 20,
when all members arc requested to at
tend,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-12
G.. A R,

There Viii hc n regular meeting uf
the Oliver O., Howard Post HIS evening
at 1:30 AZ tho post hail, Postoffice place
al comrades arc urged 10 he present.
as there is business "f Importance to
be transacted
c. \. r.. VIII hold regular session Tues
day afternoon al $50 o'clock All mcm-
hers arc urged To he present punctu-
alIN
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Fraternal Brotherhood.

Sego Lily Lodge. II. f. B.. No. 259.
held short business meeting last
Thursday evening and obligated five can
didates. After the meeting many more
members came in and dancing was en-
Joyed until the late hours. Next Thurs
DAY evening the big initiation Will be
held, there being about ten candidates
to receive the secret work. An visiting
\. T. il. members are invited to attend.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-12
ROYAL IIighlauders.

Utah Castle met in regular session. all
officers present Clansman w. A. Wal
lace, secretary treasurer. was unanimous
" recommended for the office of state
deputy TO succeed Clansman O'Malley.
who has resigned, Tickets we're issued
for the card party which Supplants the
regular session tomorrow night.
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number Of applications for the ranks
of knighthood. The lodge Will probably
close before 10 o'clock and the games
committee will call all members inter
ested into the club rooms TO consider the
coming contest with the sister lodge. All
members who are interested In either pool
or billiards are expected TO be present
to assist in the selection OF g. team for
preliminary contests for the purpose
OF selecting teams for the final
contest. The preliminary contests Will
occupy the next two weeks and the final
%. Tho chancellor commander Is expect
ing every member In the city 10 be in
attendance this evening to assist in
making arrangements for the rltualistic
work and in the games contest.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-12

Foley Kidney Pills will cure any case
Of kidney or bladder troubles not be-
yond the reach of medicine No medi.
cine can do more. Schramm.J ohnson,
Drugs. 'The Never Substitutors. -
Five (5) good stores,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-12
Women of Woodcraft.

Silver Maple Circle No. los met with
good attendance last F'riday evening
Tuesday night will be given Z hard
times" ball at which refreshments VIII
be served Visiting members from Ogden
and Salt Lake circles arc invited.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-12

Maxwell Mexican. W. II. g. No :, and
post Will give joint social and card
party in tho l. q, q. T. hall Saturday
evening. All organization and friends are
invited.
James l.. Mexican Post No l. W. r.
c.. will hold regular meeting Wednes-
days. February II, az I. O. o. =, hall
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Danish Brotherhood,

Apollo lodge met last Friday with a
good attendance. One application for
membership was balloted on and ac-
cepted. r Thomson from lodge No. -
of Omaha Neb.. was admitted by trans
fer
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w. A. TO T. II.

The womans auxiliary 10 tue Typo
graphical union viii hold its regular
monthly business meeting at committee
room. No. - Eagle block Monday after
noon. February II. at $50,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-12
Pythian Sisters.

Hcrmon Temple No. s. Pythian Sis
ters. VIII hold its regular meeting on
Friday night February 16, at the *
Of p. hall, 16l Second East street, at s
o'clock, All Sisters are requested TO he
present,
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WoodCraft.

The meeting of Salt Lake Circle. No.
$40 was held Mnnday evening with a
good attendance. All those having tickets
for the dance will please bring them
tonight so the committee can make "A
report. The meeting tonight will he
oppned at s 10
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-12
i. A 70 i. q M

The ladies' auxiliary TO the Loyal Or
der OF Moose Will hold regular meeting
at o'clock at the Moose hall on South
West Temple street. All members arc
requested 10 he present
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-12

The ladies Of the silent Unity nrset
every Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Alice
+. Parker, at 100 North Main An in
tcrostcd in this study are welcome.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-12
I,nYa.l Americans

salt Lake assembly, No. so. f.oya
Americans, Will hold Its regular session
in ]. .. o. +, hail. Wednesday evening
All members have been urged TO at
tend,
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L. S. B. of l., and E.

Tho ladies' society Of the Locomotive
Fircmcn and Ensinmen, Victor Lodge 50,
Will hold Its next meeting February 10.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-12
Fraternal Aid

F'raternal Aid association Council No.
SAL holds regular meetings every Tues =
day evening at s:l5 in *. Of T. hail. l2G
East Third South street.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-12

THE ART OF PRINTING
Would be lost in Salt Lake If the Cen
tury were not in business 55.57 Post.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-07-20

Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Zell of Claude
street will leave this evening for
South Haven and Saugautuck, Mich. to
remain for a. week or ten days. They
will make the trip from Chicago by
boat
Miss Elsie Greb and Miss Amanda
Knoth will leave tomorrow evening
for ST. Joseph, Mich. to remain for sew
eral weeks visit
Mr.. and Mrs. John Crawford will
leave for Detroit, Mich. today to
spend a few days with relatives OF
Mr.. Crawford's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. wager 221 West
State street will leave for St. Joseph
and Benton Harbor, Mich. tomorrow
for a weeks visit. They will be accom-
panied by Miss Frieda Lortz of Ham
mend
A. E. Wilcox of Conkey avenue has
returned from Windsor. Ont, Canada
where he spent his vacation among
friends and relatives.
Mrs. Helen Beiriger and children OF
Condit street will spend the week end
with relatives in St. John.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-07-20
CHAMPIONS OF THE ARENA

ginning where the majority of riders
have reached the extreme limits of
possible effort. they present individ-
uaiy and collectively more startling
and sensational equestrian feats than
the American arena has ever before
seen. 1t is no uncommon sight TO see
these riders. moving precisely as a
single person, leap and bound from the
ground TO the bare back of a single,
fast running horse. Besides this great
act are many progeny of illustrious
riding families fitted By personal
prowess to wear the mantle of great
ness intrusted to their care, each of
whom would be featured individually
as star act with the average circus.
The equestrian exhibitions are so d.
versified that at times the three rings.
elevated stages and hippodrome are
required in their presentation. The
most fastidious and critical circus
goer should find something to please
and satisfy them in the varied pro-
gram of menage. bareback and from
| tier riding acts. not to mention the
large arraye of other exhibitions of
skill and courage and the remarkable
performances of the trained wild
animals. complete show in itself, and
one that has never before been equal
ed in circus history.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-07-20
DOCTORS ANNOUNCE
/. THEIR NEXT PROGRAM
District Medical Meeting to
BE Held Aug. / at Por-
ter County Capital.

Valparaiso. Ind, July 20.-Following
lis the program arranged by the Porter
County Medical society for the enter
tainment of the tenth district medical
society, August 1st:
Prevention of Conception''-E e.
Evans. Gary. Leaders In discussion:
lG. r. Osborn. Laporte; F. L. More
house, Morocco.
Gall Bladder Infeetions"-F. v.
Martin, Michigan City. Leaders in
ldiscussion. j. NJ. Washborn, RenssA
laer; G. d. Brannon, Crown Point.
Surgical Relief FOR fntra-crannial
Pressure = c, c. Rogers. Chicago
Leaders in discussion: Paul E. Bowers.
Michigan City; Ira Miltimore. Gary.
Diagnosis of Pericardititis'-W F.
Howat. Hammond. Leaders discus
sion: w. D. weis. Hammond: D. E.
Mavity, Fowler.
Methods of Aecure Diagnosis
Charles P. Emerson. indianapolis.
Leaders in discussion: r. A. Tucker.
lNoblesville; E. NJ. Shanklin, Ham
mond.
| At six o'clock dinner will be given
the members of the society by the
medical department of the Valparaiso
university at Altruria dining half.