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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-23
MncCabe@.

The Taoies OF Liberty hive No. 2 and
their friends viii be entertained THURSDAY
afternoon al "A card sccia, from , 10 .
o'clock, by Lady Decker ~ her home
iJa7 Windsor avenue Al Lady Macca-
bees aud their friends are cordially In
yited.
There was II banuor crowd out last
Thursday night at the review" Of tent
No. . and not only was the attendance
tho largest uc the season. but the meat
ing was one az interest and entertain
Miller had cotton hold of an Orpheuin
ticket" somehow. and started part OF a
candle burning. The one who guessed
nearest the length Of time for the candle
To CONSUME Itself TO be entitled To the
ticket Thi5 aroused considerable inter
est and was won by SIR Knight u. o.
Comegln. One candidate WAS given the
degree.
pr. Uanchctt somehow rolled IN five
gallon keE or cider, and Record Keeper
Miller made a few passes and out came
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-23
G. A. r

Mrs. James Tanner tent No. I vii!
hold its regular meeting this evening in
I. O. o, +. hall
Ladies OF the c. 4. r, Reynolds circle
No. l, will hold their regular meeting
Tuesday afternoon at $50 O'Clock In I.
y. o. T. hall. All members are earnest
ly requested to be present.
The Maxwell Mexican w. r G.. No :;
Will entertain at a card social at the
home of Mrs. Lottie Dover, 100 East
Third South street Thursday from 2 TO
p. m, assisted oy MIT. Rowe, MrS,
Rump. Mrs. Stevens. Mrs Springer, Mrs
Slmpkin and Mrs Showaker.
Oliver o, Howard, w. r. c., No. 1,
will hold regular meetinE Wednesday at
$3.50 p, m, l, O. Q. +. hall.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-23
Done on Life Insurance.

couoFnissioncr Done, who is now i
Iasho!nis ON Visit. WAS interviewed r,
tnG Underwater Report at San Fran
CISCO upon the question OF lie insurance
among other things ne said:
Life insurance is - necessity o. our
modern lifc. It is no longer the
luxury az the rich. tho speculation
OF the man OF moderate means the
Samble OF the poor. II Is tho indie
Pendchcc, the bread and clothing and
shelter OF the widow and orphan: the
sure support OF the aged. II ~ the
gospel OF material freedom and iu-
dependence, as worthy 10 be taught
by the fircsidc and proclaimed in
Dupuc as the gospel OF spiritual SAL
walton. Activity or corn
panles aud agents in securing burI-
ncaa Is comncndable. I have, no pa
tlenco with ultra conservatism In the
INSURANCE propaganda, which is oriy
lazinrss 't''a
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-23
KNIGHTS Of Pythias.

E,sauires Harry Ross and w. ]. Elll
were initiated In the knight rank. Vice
,yIth a silver set by the members OF the
lodge aa wedding gift JaneS Terry.
,ir'' NJ. A. made the presentation speech
ana expressed the lodges appreciation
OF hs work in tho past II. Holmes, G..
{ WAS absent Harry Ball. V. G.. act
ing. There was q good attendance and
a lot OF interest is being taken IN the
nected next month. Visitors were J J.
Nostua Of Unity No. 4, Minneapolis who
spoke for the good Of The order; Chan
cellor Commander Bernstein OF McC;lll,
in regard to his home lodge and its
wor,k. j. j. La Bco. e. II Smith and
Il, a, Lupd of Calanthe Myrtle No. 1
smoke for the good OF the ordor and the
oTcoDtIonaily fine work OF the deEree
team and the master Of work,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-23
Secret and Fraternal Societies

TWO sacks OF doughnuts from n locker.
and AL We're made happy though uncom-
Portable The committee Oh l. Q. T NJ,
day Is working hard on n programme
that promises 10 be unique In every wny,
This affair will probably tslse place the
first meeting night In November. The
uniform reni7 needs o few more mem
bers TO make Zip Its quota for drill and
paraoc work. This branch OF the order
needs all the encouragement the members
can give IL.
There were many splendid speeches
given under the good OF the order, and
II was especially pleasing TO hear and
see Sir Knight Judge Breeze in attend
3nce
Something or great interest is on for
next Thursday night, and all who can
are asked TO he there
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-23
MELE,ITuS

EFs1csq Alien, Manufacturer
|s-E.b, New jersey. ~ -
,-paoetes NoIliius
n co,N four physicians. Said ,bs
|shsn not recover. ''" '.'"
I 4. Ia I;S iE,ne' weight raduced
! y sk 10y ZOE. Could hardly thiul[
!, ~ PHYSICIANS were clyine :" or,S,,,,, pTSl,
"''t comfortable lntIl the ,%,i,ti end
! 81 G'sfscIy Ss,, Of a wealthy ,adv 8, Phil.
d..aSSs Wax se,, also in The last - 81, is,,r rnr
IA 49, caused tho treatment 10 10 be- b.
d s.. .'Torted ported a Gno recoyor-, This
fe,ss. sesis ago. As y.hnwirs ,i'S i'c
sss3lnSg' ~ Tho results obtsined ,,inn i,'n
h lsm lsHs s.'. 70 his manufactmriDg 3lieh b,,s,
st b.,nIp'oyed in both cases W.. +.
Co. "a" In your city At schrar,,
s,o,!a adyiso with every ever .',l5 ns "Hi@G ,,,,
49,. Sah Francisco VS. '"''ii
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-23
F,atcrual Union of America

rc1,,lor session tonight az tho lodge
room az tIls Odd Fellosa building. II ~
expect ed that AL the Officers will he pre-
paic6 fcr class OF candidates. for IN.
itiatinn The degree team Is also asked
la bo prompt In attending the neetins,
Tho new form OF iuilIstory work viii he
como through uuder the direction OF Cap
,uiit .c ,yas appointed al the last meet
ing for making arrangements for The
lodge ent ert ainrncut during the fdll aud
winter scagon: Rohcrt johnson, Mary
lrroes Henry Dvncolnbe. Elizabeth John
son Edwin A. IIsvder, Ada o Aveson,
Alice Blomauist and angie Crowton, The
committee will make it's report this even
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-23
4 FEELING IN
|N|RLD Of FINANCE
II, IN Stock Market Bor-
L. Relieved; Advance
/ n Prices Follows.

.oex Sept. 22-Thc stock
s,es showed Itself refiac-
..st-alnt OF the hsht condi-
roney market Any relaNa
saw a rallyins tendency
most pronounced at the
,,.,on The quick rebound IN
80 pressure WAS removed was
.a,, that selling at the lower
|-,.,pted the necessities Of SELL
~, than appraisemnnt OF values
o,nses Joined 10 relieve the
n. resare on stock market 6or-
.,sort Insuring continuance Of
Il es,dit;ons. Accounts we're
- % Interior banks. the deposit
~, New York thus being re-
. ,Ds The reserve requirements
Ar,rr effect was produced by
.,Is, by the treasury depart
~ ,,;cr,n itself of the desird b!iity
4, De BE- treasury deposits with the
\ ,.-,rlnc Of the gold import move
=. c,Io,rlraratlye cluanimity With
zas received abroad and the
!. ",ls Of the grain harvcsts TO
,s.-6,d assurance OF a source of
Z !. legitimate need OF money.
~ sss we'll bought, with sop1e In
~ s,,,1 ~ labor troubles I'm the
-lefr
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-23

degree ataff and team under command OF
Captain Winter. when two strangers
learned the lesson OF mortality as exem-
work was OF high class and very i'm
pressive. The camp resolved 10 join in
the parade To be- held under the auspices
tember 90 An emhlonatic fioat has been
built by the nelghhors of the three
camps OF this city and ogden and Muir
rag camps. The float will be unique and
OF the cardinal principles that ths Wood.
men stand for. The fioat VII! be accom-
panied by the teams OF tho various camps
In rull-dress uniform. The funeral OF
nesday afternoon WIS attended by a. large
number Of the members OF the camp The
ritual service was used at the grave.
other camps Of the city will be guests OF
Deseret camp tonight. All members of
the order. local or Visiting, are cordially
invited TO meet with us at any OF our
sessions.
THE regular weekly session Of Utah
camp No. SSs. w, q. W., which convened
last Wednesdas; was pleasant one, The
Indications point TO very good season
for bringing in new members. Two new
applications were read and fovorably
baijoted upon. Thn committee reported
progress In the arrangements for par
ticipatlon Of tho woodmen OF the World
Of Salt Lake city and vicinity IN the
on the last night OF this month.
Camp 63, w. o. W. met in regular
session Tuesday evening. All OF the on
mander, who is out Of GS the city city. One One
application was received and accepted.
The Woodmen viii have two floats IN
the parades oil September 40 and ooto-
for woodmcn and friends, The pro-
eramme committee has a fine sntertain-
Inent provided for all.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-23
Danish Brotherhood.

Apollo lodge will meet next Friday
evening. Inasmuch es several matters
of Importance VIII be taken Up and voted
on the officers arc expecting a. large
crowd OF members will he present The
iolnt committee representing toc lodges
in the city and the Murray LODGES VII
First south for discussing the arrange
mrpt for the reception OF the supreme
president. #. 7. Nielsen, who Yill arrive
hero or October 2. Every member OF the
-nmrljiiec appointed by tho threo lodges
is asked to be prompt in attending this
ln.1iins. which hecins Ut 8 O'clock.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-23
Conference of Company Aeents

\ conference OF the New York rjsc
company agents will he held AZ Atlantic
nL'y' y. j., on October .. Among those
VINO will so from Utah are: % IT
livingston, II; l.. Nelson, w Z. Warren
an ana Il. G.. tiill OF this city, william,
McDeE OF ogden and T., F. Marshall OF
ksysville. Messrs. IIvjnrsfon s,d
son Will also attend the national con
Veation OF Life Underwriters, which
meets at Memphis. Tenn. on October
ln ne party viii leave for the east
on Wednesday OF this week
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-23
Children Cry
FOR FLETcHER'S
Q a 8 . RIA
ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS, MEETING

Notice Is hereby given that the annual
meeting OF tho stockholders OF the
Rocher De Boule Copper company, q cor
poration OF Arizona. VIII be held at the
office OF said corporation. room 4Ie d.
F. Walker building. on West Second
South street, Salt Lake City, Utah, on
Monday. October 7. 1912, mt o'clock p.
m. Of that day, for the purpose OF elect
ing directors Co compose tho board OF d-
rcc,prs, considering reports and trans
acting such other business as may prop
erly come before the meeting.
NJ s. BROWNING, President
JOHN Fs COWAN, Secretary. r2S3s
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-23
Foreign Fire COMPANIES.

A tabulation mas been made OF the
business OF the foreign fire insurance
conlpanies in the United States. showing
their loss and expense ratios in this coun-
try and IN their world wide business All
except six of the companies showed a
materially higher loss and expense ratio
in the United States than for their gen
eral business, the exceptions being the
Liverpool e London Il Globe. the North
British. the Royal. the Royal Exchange
and the State.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-23
Modern Woodmen Of America.

election for the position OF clerk at its
last regular meeting which resulted in
J. IL Rothwel being chosen by accla-
nation. The consul appointed RI. w Far
ker as special auditor TO aSdSt the board
or managers In bringing the late clerks
books UP 10 date. Many visitors called
on the camp and gave good spicy talks
on the good of the order. The camp
VIII meet Tuesday at 3:l5 y, III.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-23
Gear Insured for Big Amount

. me Berlinor Jaseblat says the lie OF
the car OF oil the TuIssias is insured in
an English company for S5.000.UO0 The
insurance, so the story goes. was taken
put Whcn the emperor was yet a boy
ana premium OF $4,000 a year has
been paid annually ever since. King
victor Emanuel OF Italy according to
,hls story: Is insured for $1,000. 900. Kins
EDWARD VII, Of England for the last two
years OF ms life was insured for $3.50 600
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-23
Aged Veteran Dies,

1aall9nal News Service.
|s, ss1ioN, SS1,ioN, Sept. 2s.-Gnncrsl
~ =, ,S,"amiilon; mon; past nationsI com :
-, :, me Union Veterans legion
,,ar Va cncamDment No. iii OF 1hc
g.. principal examiner in Ihc
ir, a, pension Office. died late
.N MS residence here.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-23
R N. A 1856

Fl. ~ A. No. 1886 met last Monday with
q splendid attendance Camp No 1885
will give 4 card party at the home OF Ee-
corder FafelsS. SID South Seventh East
street, Monday avcning ALI r. n A.
members and their friends are invited, A
special invitation is extended TO the NJ.
". A
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-23
I. D. o, F.

Salt Lake lodge No >, l. o, O. T.. held
another OF its big meetings last Friday
night. The first degree was put on in
the usually excellent style, Captain Sug-
deu having the tcanr In fine shape. The
candidates said II was the best they had
over experienced and the visitors were
loud in their praise.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-23
Auxiliary Typographical Union.

The ladies OF thc auxiliary and their
husbands WIN he entertained st &. social
and card party at tho residence OF Mr.;
and NIrG. F. a. Canine loa south secpno
East street ON Wednesday, September
S5. All printers and their families are
cordially invited.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-23
Silent Unity.
a class of silent Unity
liz l.Gis

The ladies in the class OF Silent Unity
meet every Tuesday afternoon at
o clock with Mrs, Alice 3. Parker at 1oT
North Ma in street. The subject for study
is "The Constructive Power Of Thought. ="
All are cordially invited.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-23
Women of Woodcraft.

The meeting OF Salt Lake circle was
held last Monday evening. The circle
viii go 70 Murray Tuesday evening. All
officers and guards are requested TO be
OIL time. This evening the meeting Will
start at Sis in Eagles hall, Second
South and West Temple.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-23
Pythian Sisters.

Hcrraion temple No. 6. Pythiau Sis
ters, Will give social dance and card
party at K Of p. hall, Isl Second East
street. on Saturday night
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-23
All notices for Frateraal news
department. should be left with the
city editor not later than midnight
Saturday.
MuScoVites.

Q, II. Kelly, czar Of kremlin Kazan,
this city. has ordered the minister o.
records. L. e. Hubbard. 10 have the no.
bles assemble Ter inspection on Wednes-
cay night at o'clock at ]. O. O. f. tenn
MI
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-23
Ennitable Fraternal Union.

The L. L. L. viii meet TUESDAY even
ing at g O'Clock in tho hall 2aJ Moose
building There win DC. initiation. Al
fricnIF arc invitc0.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-23
wnndmen of the World

Desrrct camp No. 400 held regular
weekly convention last Monday evening
After the general order OF routine busl-
uess had been disposed OF. the consul
commander, y. Ia Mills sailed Tor tbe
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-23
LOYAL Americans

salt Lake lodge No. $40 will hold it's
regular meeting Tuesday evening in /
o. @. F.. hall. All members are request
election OF officers
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-23

Woodblnc circle No. Il will hold It's
regular meeting "Wednesday evening IN
I. o. o. r. hall. Members will please
remelnbor their obligation TO Woodcraft
and come TO tho meeting
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-23

|--,.o .,,ac. data al Sale Lake City.
II :. ISL:
II ,.-,fa,urt to6ar was 1: degrees; high.
4 !. roch since Isl. vas % degrees; low
II ~ vas q degrees; lowest this month
1 :. rs > ds,rc1s; mean temperature for
n 3 .,fre.s. pornsl WAS CO degrees; nc
- Ss.dt.cy since tho nrst OF tho month
4 Hrrsi: accumulated deficiency since Janu-
IN = .,rsu: relative humidity II 6 a. m.
ID = -. cent. relative humidity at S ..
va Z pr cent.
1 ,rcip.iiilon for tho iwcnty-tour hours
Xrle n v,t none; total for thie month
n " {, 90 inch; accumulated excess for
y. % ti:. 81 .i5 Of an inch; total pre-.
y ,.,.s linuay ] 10 date Is l37i inches F;
rs n.ta since January IS 2.2i lnchoe
n tis D N; sgu setE ga p. m. Sep
u ID.
rrlfHrP OBSERVATIONS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-23
LEATHER FORECAST.

[rns FORECAST FOR SALT LAKE
4 40 STATE OF uTAH-FAlR MONDAY
sz:pM.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-23

Paris styles are fascinating, but
many of them are so extreme
that American women simply
can'twear them. This drawing,
which has just come to US from
the French capital, shows one of
the very latest Partisan modes
as it was worn on the street.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-23

Every woman will admit that it
is captivating, but still
If you are interested to see how
smartly the impossibly extreme
new styles of Paris are adapted
to suit the sensible American
taste, get copy Of Woman's
Home Companion for October.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-08-16
GOLDEN SPIKE
TO Be DRIVEN
Confined from page ~

the road today. The boys who are,
CARRIED in overalls, with the red ban
dana around their neck (all followers
Of Roosevelt) wanted to make the best
showing possible and in return for. the
festive occasion they will have the.
road entering Devils Lake in the best:
Of shape.
The fact that the reports Of the
meetings establishing branches of the.
line which passes through this city
have already been fled with the. Sec
rotary Of state, which shows this city
is on the main Transcontinental line,.
and is likely division point, is rea-.
son enough for rejoicing and every
citizen should be on hand this evening,
to Welcome the 500 to Devils Lake.
Following the welcome at the depot
site the members Of the railway crew
together with the citizens will be ten.
dered q reception at the Commercial
room, after which, they will be guests
Of the Grand theatre management at
this evenings vaudeville performance.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-08-16

If newspaper stories are to be be-
lieved, Roosevelt has nothing on his
running mate, johnson Of California,
as q "live wire.' The California ex-
ecutive has only been governor about
q year and halt, but in that brief
time has been wholly or partially re-
sponsible for all of this legislation:
complete primary election system, in.
GLIDING preferential vote on presiden-
tial candidates; Oregon system of
electing U. s. Senators; Initiative, re.
ferendum and recall, including recall
Of judges; short ballot; non.partisan
election Of judges; revision Of criminal
procedure; employers liability and
workmen g compensation act; wom-
ans suffrage; board Of control for
state institutions; tax revision; aboli.
ton Of race track gambling; regulat.
ing the employment Of children un.
der Is years Of age; raising the rate
Of inheritance tax, and forty other
things, more or less. And he hash I
fairly got start, as yet This is liza.
BILE to be some campaign, after all,
and with the accent on the "so4e."
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-08-16

Bert Walker, Kansas editor, lands
this one out land it is pretty good phil
osophy in these days Of rabid and un-
reasonable reform:
ga man said to us the other day,
"You know certain candidate for
Office is a liar, crook and an incom.
petent fellow. Why don't you go aft
er hint" Our reply was that we had
enough trouble Of our own without dip
ping into other peoples BATTLES. Our
theory is that people sometimes get
into mood to be fooled, and nothing
can stop it. That about states condi-
lions at the present stage Of the game.
Besides, if the people are willing for
any candidate to pull the wool over
their eyes, it is their lookout. What
we should say wouldn't cut any fig.
ure. They would laugh at US and vote
for the other fellow. We can stand
any man in power, and the great COM
mon people can. We have lived I'M.
der all kinds of state, county and city
officials and have survived, as have
the rest Of the people. The threaten
ed chaos never came, and we have
about come to the conclusion that such
conditions are only nightmare. We
common pople worry too much over
politics. The flag has waved in more
troublesome times than the present
and never a starry fold was crimped.
1t will continue to wave long after
the daisies have blossomed and with.
cred on the spot where we shall disap.
pear"
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-08-16

Dear to my heart is the big soda
fountain that stands in front Of the
pharmacists store, all cleaning with.
silver and celluloid mountin', and
laded with sirups and Aavors galorel
How sweet, when the weather is hot.
ter than Cadiz, to 60 to the shop Of
the druggist tbs, and order sumo suds
for yourself and the ladies, from out
Of that fountain that's loaded with
Azzl That big marble fountain, that
cold clammy fountain, that brass
mounted fountain that's loaded with
fizz! And equally dear is thsIielerk
who attends it, the beautiful youth
with dignity high; If you are TOO
hossy he speedily ends it, BY freezing
you up with glance Of his eye. The
hauteur Of kings and the bearing of
princes, the frigid reserve Of Napol.
con are his, while mixing his extracts
Of lemons and ounces and working
the fountain that, turns out the Azz;
the tall, stately fountain, the gas in
spired fountain, the cold, cleaning
fountain that aturns out flzzl
Walt Mason.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-08-16

In an interview given the Mime.
apolis papers yesterday, Senator AISLE
j. Gronna declared that he was still a
republican and that he would accord.
ingly support the whole republican
ticket, including Taft and Hanna.
Among other things Mr.. Gronna said:
eff I left the republican party !
should feel under obligations to re.
sign from the senate. l was eleetd
by republicans as a republican. I got
no democratic votes in The !eeis:at.
ure and NJ help from tho 'Gu!, Moose
But am still a republican, I shall
support Mr.. Hanna for governor, be.
cause he won the nomination. under the
Urinary law. which we spent years to
get on our statute books. I am will.
ing to repudiate the. choice made by
the people at the primary. The only
excuse that could be offered for q
third party in North Dakota would be
that the republican party has become
reactionary and failed to measure up
to the demand Of. the people for pro.
gressive Legislation. But the rpubli.
can party is not reactionary. The great
majority Of its members are progress.
sive." ., ;, . vt'~