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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-04
Women or Woodcraft.

Silver Maple circle met with good at
tendance. one new member was intro
ducCd, The Thimblc club viii meet with
Mrs. Anna Ricbeu Thursday afternoon
at 92S West First South street Take
JorGan bridge or South Eighth West
car. Card party Friday evening. March
:. Prizes and refreshments. All are
welcome,
The salt Lake circle met last Monda Y
evening with all officers and guards pres
enL. The entsTtainmcnt committee
served refreshments and the members
of the lodge pronounced The evening de-
llgntrul. The circle will give a dance
Wednesday evening, March 8 in the l.
.. o. F. ball. The meeting tonight will
urged 10 bc on time as there will be
an initiation.
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i1[1 OPERATORS
'gI|I OPTIMISTIC
,,a Better at End of the
Il Week, With Outlook
Improving.

,opr March 3.--Last week IN the
w.. s,ar,ed with the apathy ana
\ The previous week unaoated;
'',.,Oent followed whi@n gathered
,s,dyay before the end.
.,ro was narrow. hut there
|'',. |'',s..,,n'rment nS,n Of speculative senu-
- 1he last winter month
~ IN; record of February STOCK
~ tpDs ctiops since 1897. tho ap-
~ J, us us,rinr carried hone OF a re-
~ e',lh ~ Tho opening nf the week
sr,rd by fhc political develop
...s.-,s and abroad and the strike
rae British coal trnoc. ana,
IN our owD. The absence
a,:ci disturbances. with the
s,rike an actuality, lett room
in nrices Confidence IN an
h'.ssnen, ~ OF the trouble laS at
- m the movement.
- -ome divergence OF condi-
.-s,rs IN the copper and steel
~. Reports OF Increased business
'.i,,I and equipment companies
-.S,Sst Tho rise in copper was not
- h foreign demand. The Feb
.,.,r OF The steel mills WIS large
s--;sints OF car shortages were
4 rontshe terms for employment
found abroad than at homo
: a. which could be recalled stead
.,r..,s for this condition Of lend
4, su,nd also 10 the large part of
~ isue. for February. which was
q Of short term notes.
~ returns Of railroad net earn
~ January. the Vanderbilt sys-
IN pne Of the southern lines cX-
4 ixueJ to or regarded ~ a past
ts which the stock market had
4 Efficient account already.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-04
Thistle Club and Clan Stewart Banquet.

Mirth anJ h;arily re!sned supreme IN
tie halls OF the /. ~. -. F. PostOihcc
place, wednesday evening. occasioned BY
the great gathering between the above
two clubs that met for the purpose OF
feastinE and iraterual intercourse, The
ladies prepared the banquet and the Ia
bles looked very attractive 10 the large
company which had assembled To- do
honor TO the occasion. President william
Nesbit of the Thistle club and President
Or, Barnard Of the Clan Stewart presided
al the tables. After the baDquct the FOL
lowing urogrn nime was rendered: Song.
Mona ,stephen Adams); William ciark'
violin selection. Master Strath"arn: ad :
dress bv Mr. FinleI- of Seattle, who is IN
Salt Lake on business FOR the Order OF
Scottish Clans; RECITATION hy MARTIN !,
Lindsay; Gong ITO Marv in Heaven.
William Cook Nicoi Hool sung ~ how
He Io'cd The I.asseS: IN" song were
contributed hy Mrs. Dr SNYDER la her
u.,al tasteful manner. wnile Miss re
lnania HYDE was equaliy welcome IN he,
melody OF Scottish airs. PoStmaht" a
| Thomas then addressed the gathering.
| showing by the wa3 hs referred TO the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-04
ROYAL NeigEbors.

Salt Lake Valley camp No. 3012 will
meet Thursday evening at NJ w 4 hall.
All officers and characters arc requested
70 be there promptly at 7:30 to drill =
half hour before tho meeting. Last
Thursday evening fifty-two Of the mem
bers surprised Mr.. ind Mrs. KothwelI 1T
their home in Seventh East street, bricg-
ing with them n bcuutiful picture which
was presented as a token OF appreciation
for tho excellent work these Neigliors
have done the camp. Oracle Burl.luud
made the presentation speech which was
responded to by NeighboI Mabla Roth
we'll The camp extends sympathy 70
Neighhor Wright who lost her husband
last week iu an accident at Bingham
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-04
Catarrl.

u American disease, Is cured
I American medicine, originated
.gsre1 iu tho most catarrhal Of
hr Countries.
rfdieine is Hood S SarsapariIla.
|us radically aud permanently.
il removes the cause, cleansing .
pi OF ~Tofulous and all other
rH. II overcomns all the ef.
rtstsrb, too, and builds up 5he
rsiem.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-04

Dyspepsia Is Americas curse. Bur5ock
Blood Bitters conauers dyspepsia every
time. II drives out impurities. tones the
stomach. restores perfect digestion, nor
NAL weight. and good health.
Itching bleeding. protrudins or blind
piles yield 10 Doans Ointment. Chronic
cases soon relieved. finally cured, Drug
glsts all sell It,
Doan's Rogulets cure constipation with
out gripping, nausea, nor any weakening
effect, Ask Your druggist for them. %
cents per box.
For any pain, from top 10 toe, from any
cause apply DR.. Thomas Eclectic oil.
Pain cant stay where II is used.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-04
2. o, e.

Members or Salt Lake aeric No. 81.
+. O T.. arc kecnly anticipating the
special programme TO be given at Fri
day nights session. the occasion being
the annual roll call. AT the last meet
ing held Friday night tho committee in
the roll call reported good progress, and
the complete programme will be an
nouncod soon. The last session was one
of special interest being marked ny q
large attendance and by the. Initiation Of
four new members.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-04
Ladies of tie Maccabees.

Banner hive No II will hold n reg
uar review TUESDAY. March 3 at l. Q.
q. f.. hall. Tho officers and guard arc
requested TO be present. as there Will be
initiation.
There will be regular review of Salt
Lake City hive No. 4 next Wednesday
evening at Odd Fellows hall, All MEM
bers are urged to attend. The Joint
committee Of niVes and tents will meet
next Thursday evening at Odd Fellows
hall. The Maccabees Will give a party
on March Il
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-04

sentcd with a beautiful thrce-Tnr pin
with appropriate remarks
THURSDAY evening. March I, Mrs r r.
Barlet VIII entertain the members of
The Naomi Rebekah's degree staff at ,acr
home 80 East Sixth South street
Naomi degree staff viii meet with
MIS-. Bcrict, 327 Cast Sixth South street
Thursday evening, March Z.
Jordan lodge No. 9 was honored by 4
visit from the grand master aud his
starr Of officers. Light refreshments
were served and the members enjoyed "A
pleasant session. Tonight the degree
statf win confer the inItiatoEH degree.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-04
RES ROOSEVELT
gSRTY "BULLYCRATS'
.ratIonal Ncws Service.

|EgDGE. Mass. March 3.--"Eul-
4 > to name given to the follow
4 f,lon,l Roosevelt TODAY by Pres
tYrrs aunt. Miss Della ToTrcy.
|-n.s WHO believes implicitly in
re oi her nephew in the COM
5,rtial fight. coined the ahicC-
ID Wat she saws are the two most
-, S,ismFes OF the coloncrS cam
\ - Ills iayori;c cXpletivc. bull
~ d, ciner his eSpouSal OF the
~ pf progressive democracy.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-04
Order of Eastern Star.

The officers and members OF I1ynds
chapter No. J, order Of the Eastern Star
are requested TO most at tho Masonic
1912. 10 attend the funeral ot Sister l..
Ventrcas. 1t is desired that all mem
bers os the order attend at that hour.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-04
Danish Brotl,erhood.

Apollo lodge VIII meet in regular ses
sion next Friday evening at the lodge
room in the Odd Fellows building. The
meeting will again open promptly at $
o clock according TO the statement OF
President Christian Peterson. One can
didate will he present FOR initiation. aud
after closing Of lodge tho evening viii
he given over TO the amusement com
mittec. which has planned for some Kind
of entertainment for that evening. All
the members are urged TO be present.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-04
L. A. TO the Moose.

The ladies auxiliary 10 the Moose viii
give It's regular monthly social to-
night al the Moose hall nj o'clock. All
wives and daughters Of Moose members
are cordially invited 10 attend. Ice
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-04

'1thllds Wclfare'; movement
'ssd the attention of thought
r. eycrywhere. Mothers are
NNortsrs, and Will find in
houcy and Tar Compound a
s'ole sid. Coughs and colds
'sfsd lead TO Group. bron-
Ii p0aumonia yield quickly to
and soothing qualities Of
Ioney and Tar Compound.
s'l@sou. drugs, "The never
rive good stores.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-04

and one transfer card issued. The camp
closed at an early hour so the team
could GET In plenty OF practice. MANI OF
the members repaired 10 the card rooms
and engaged in slxty-three and five
hundred. The entertainment committee
reported q smoker Marcn 12. Full
details viii be reported at the next reg
ular meeting March a
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-04
MAN BURNED TO
EATH In NEW YORK
rational News Service

rational News Service.
TORN. March "a lirc that
r The bark psrlor Of a bosULine
Nsdison avenuL today result ad
'.ri OF one woman. The sprctaCu-
Glyen'y bosrders, both male
~ ss1 serious injury TO > fire
! {ssclles were made by four
sno had only a few minutes
y work Tho dead woman is
Z 6 White, ~ years old. who
.aij 10 The Rev William Carter
Aa'on avenue Dutch Reformed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-04
I, o, o. 2.

Last FriaT night Salt Lake lodse No.
2. l. -. -. T.. held the usual interesting
session aud large number OF visitors
were present. Work was dispensed with
and the evening given over tn sociabs
time. Brother James Tchan vas pre-
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G.. A. &.

Maxwell Mexican most No. held a
peasant meeting last SATURDAY. and visit
orS from other posts were present. Let
,c's from absent comrades were read.
lriendship and good fellowship.
ne regular meeting OF the Maxwell
Mchean w. X. E. no. will be held In
t1e l. @. q. +. hall WednS sdHy at 9:30
y. M; Visitors are welcome
LADIES OF the 6. ~ r Reynolds cir
Gle No. / vill give 4 social aud card
parry Tuesday evening. March ). at the
home OF Sister Agnes Price. Circle and
corps ladies'. old comrades and friends
welcome. No. 1862 East First South
street
VIII bc entertained ut 4 card social
Thursday afternoon. March 2, at the
home OF Nrs. Mover. 1918 East Sixth
south street. assisted by Nesdamcs Mos
sop. NlckerEon, Norton, Peterson and
tlolms All allied organizations and
friends arc invited.
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Foresters Of America.

Court salt Lake No. ! will meet in the
Eagles hall Tuesday evening. Al mem
bers arc requested 10 he present, as bust
ness OF Importance Will come before the
court All visiting brothers are well
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Silent Unity.

The ladies OF the class ~ Silent Unity
meet every Tuesday afternoon at $50
with Mrs. Alice y. Parker at t07 North
Main. Every one studying now thought
is especially invited TO attend
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Secret and raternal Societies

scottish people and the interest he felt
IN their history that he was possessed
OF n very warm feeling towards old Scot
iand and ali who belonged 20 II. Davle
Henderson had few lines suitable To
Inc occasion TO deliver. followed BY q
Snort address BY William Service. The
boor WAS then cleared and dancing was
.atfled ON 10 the great enjoyment OF
those who took part
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Fraternal Aid.

The Fraternsi Aid association council
SiI. holds regular meetings every Tues
day cv eniug at SIS In *. of p. hall. 123
East Third South street
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Modern WoodmeI,.

Excelsior camp No. 1882 held A short
business meeting Thursday. 30 candi-
dates presented themselves for inita-
ton. Two applications were received
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-04
Z. A. to 3. of L. E.

The ladies' auxiliary OF the r. OF l.. j..
meets In Tcguler session Friday March
g. All visiting mombcrs are invited.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-04
ACCOUNTS SOLICITED.
National Bank of the Republic

A thoroughly modern sa-inss depart
ment conducted In connection with this
bank. Safe deposit boxes for rent u. S.
Depository
Frank Knox. PRESIDENT: James a. Sur.
ray, Vice president: w. r. Earls. cashier.
z. e.. S;i'5er.so assistant cashier.
Capital ra!d In. 800. coo. Interest paid
On sine deposits.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-05-10

In Justice to some of the county
officials who voted against the
holding OF caucuses and a county
con yention at the county commit
tee meeting on Monday, we will
say that we believe they are IN
favor OF giving the people chance
to express their choice OF delegates,
but that it was too late at that time
to get fair expression OF opinion
in the short time intervening be
fore the state convention. The
scheme to allow John Survant,
Billy Stephens and r. l.. Corn
well to name TAFT delegates to the
state convention was planned and
carried out by Messrs Deeds.
Survant and Stephens.
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Serenade Newlyweds.

The friends and relatives of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Colwell the newlyweds of West
Charley Creek. gathered last Friday even
ing and gave them.the finest .chivaree ever
held on the south side of the river.
After lot of noise made by Chas. Sa.
lance's COW beH which he had polished for
the occasion, the noise makers were invited
to admire the numerous and costly presents
which the youthful bride received.
The bride was the belle of Charley
Creek and Ed. is considered lucky by his
friends IN winning her after numerous
other young men had failed
She was beautiful and talented young
lady and we hope that Edward will not
keep her away from the dances and ball
games where her smiling face and merry
laugh has won her many admirers.
The bride wore her wedding dress which
was oil the latest style. instead of having
the long clinging trail it was of the hobble
effect, made of cream velvatine The
waist was cut low. being filled at the throat
with Irish lace which her grandmother
wore at her wedding. Her hair was tied
neatly with white ribbon.
Her only ornament was small clasp pin
set with pearls. gift from the groom.
Ed. was dressed in semi-evening dress
and was much admired by the ladies pres
ent.
The celebration ended by big dance in
their new home about 40 couple dancing.
Ice cream and lemonade was served to the
ladies while cigars and liquor was. passed
to the gentlemen.
. Everyone left after a very pleasant time
wishing the happy young couple bright
and prosperous future.
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Arbor Day Program

The Arbor Day celebration will COM
mence at 10 o'clock a. m. at Culbertson.
with a trap-shooting contest under the aus
pices of the Culbertson Rod and Gun Club.
This contest is open to everybody, so bring
your gun along and demonstrate your
prowess in destroying the gay. and festive
clay pigeon.
At O'Clock p. m. an appropriate address
will be delivered at the Opera House by
the Hon. Frank n. Utter. of Glasgow.
The culbertson Schools will follow with a
SPECIAL program of Arbor Day exercises,
after which free seedlings will be distribut-
ed to everybody who wishes to plant them
The Culbertson Brass Band will furnish
music to fill out the program and a good
free.
Our great and glorious nation, recogniz-
ing the importance of fostering and encour-
aging the growing of trees. has set aside a
dav. each and every year. for their plant
ing: and the Treasure State in which we
reside has made 1t compulsory for the Pub.
lie Schools to observe this day IN a fitting
manner 1t is our bounden duty as citi-
zens that, all and singular business and ex
undivided attention to this vitality impor
tant occasion.
The beautifying of our homes should be
sufficient incentive to prompt us TO a strict
compliance with the Arbor Day spirit and
intent and the holiday features and enjoy
ment should be a compelling force to at
tract our attention If the great wheels OF
government can be staid for period of "a
hours. for the observance of ArGor Day.
every individual can well afford to spend a
few hours in enjoyment, and at the same
time make his home more home.like No
greater profit can possibly accrue to real
property and The owners thereof. than a
proper observance Of "ArboT Day" will
| give and no end of arguments, statements
| and facts. can he marshalled to the sup
poit Oh tlllS hItlutabie contention. vi
course, the sowing of grain is an importan,
feature of farm progress at this particular
| season Of the year. but the temporary ben
eiits to be derived therefrom cannot he
compared with the lasting benefits to he
derived from the iudicious planting OF
trees, who's growth and beauty are meas.
ured by centuries.
AT $50 o'clock p m, after the program
at the Opera Hall is concluded. the Froid
and Culbertson ball teams will cross bats
at the ball grounds, and nine innings OF
fast base ball will be furnished to the spec.
tators. REMEMBER THE DATE
MAY a., 1919
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-05-10

The Montana Daily Record says
that "a Taft delegates to the Re
publican State Convention were
elected from Valley county.
How Editor Landstrum OF that
paper must have chuckled when
he got the report from Valley
Co. Twenty-four Taft delegates
from a county that IS SO percent
Progressive. Can you beat it,
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{. Duncan, county treasurer
and a member of the Republican
County Central Committee was
very busy on Monday afternoon.
He could not ind time to attend
the meeting OF the committee, and
thereby showed considerable wis
dom.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-05-10

The main difference between
the Taft republicans and the Pro-
gressive republicans is that one
believes IN boss rule and the other
believes that the people should
have something to say as to who
should be their candidate for prcsi-
dent.
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AkBOR DAY PROGRAM
Furnished by School

Song ... Forest Greeting High school Chorus
Recitation . The Garden Four Pupils uf
the First Grade
Rect lion -. Trees IN Plant ... -Four Boys
uf the End Grade
Rect ion. Gran pas Arbor Day .... Walter
Mathews
Recitation ..-. Miss Buttcrcup's Party coo. Inga
Song .... The Pin, Trrv...... Bonnie Hoyey
Recitation. 60. The Elm. ...... Maudc Nugcnt
Recitation ... Trees I'll Plant Three Pupils
of the lsI Grade
A Play ---. Springs Harbinger $500. Pupils of
Grades I, =. Il and
Defamation .... The Past and the Future of
our Forests ...... ...-...... Hazel LeClairc
song The Tree Loves Me. Pupils Of q rade
Rect alton. Origin Of Arbor bay .--. Harry
Mitchell
Recitation On Arbur Day 200. Lloyd Juelson
Recitation ..... The Farmer ..... Fred arohs
Recitation ........ Farmer Nick Scare Crow
........ ...-. Marrellus Jacobs -.-..-.......
RecitatiOu....A An Education Vital Jaumottc
Recitation May Wishes 600. Four Pupils of
the LIST Grade
Recitation ............... Gordon woIfgram
song Within Little Wood. Girls Glee Club
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Church of the Brethren.

Services at the Beverly School House
every first, second and third Lords day OF
each month at 10 o'clock a. m.
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Compliments

We have had many highly compliment
airy letters from coStumers. not only from
different parts of Montana, but from out
side the state as well, on the high stand I'd
Of our abstracts of title. These letters are
in our files for inspection for any one who
may desire to see them. There's A Rea-
SON"
In all cases insist on having an absir1ct
Of title when buying property or lend ng
money. and IiE SURE it's made al ,lis
ofice. Your lawyer will tell you thai it
can be relied on. if 1t COMES from Us.
ACCURATE. NEAT and PROMPT
service. make our work un- excelled
Valley County Abstract Company.
Johnson The Abstractman, Pr,
Official ahstracters for particular poop. }
inf Glasgow. Montana.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-07-15
WARNINGS MISTAKE.

1t was undeniably the most
brazen act l eevr knew woman
in society circles to commit; and
it swerved me from laying at her
feet my throbbing heart. 1t was
a close shave"
So said Ralph Manning to his
club associates one night, remin-
iScently.
81 met May Bradford in Chi
cago. Her culture, her gypsy
beauty and her cosmopolitan ease
won me at once, but she never
went hairs breadth beyond the
conventional mark until that
night.
Tom Merrill and the lady now
his wife, May and myself had
been to a theater. On our way
home we stopped for refresh
ments. Two mere youths were
sitting at a table short distance
from ours. The boys were flushed
and jovial, but ordered more
wine.
MAIZE, Toms girl, remarked
that some one ought to temon-
strate. with the youths. Quick as
the flash of a fuse May said: For
a copper cent I'd do it myself
tom humorously tipped a
copper cent on the table before
her.
II never was known to take a
dare" she said, turning CHASTITY
white.
She walked over and stood for
a single second resting her slen-
der, jeweled hand on the back of
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and turned it into half-flled
crystal water bottle. At this he
raised his eyes for the first time,
and a startled look of what seem
ed recognition came into them.
He rose:and. departed with totter
ing footsteps, followed by his
companion.
With lips white and quivering
she returned to our table.
Gomez she commanded, L,
want to go home
Not a word did she say on our
way, and a cool goodnight at
her door was the last word l ever
heard her speak, for she went out
of my life entirely-or rather [
went out of hers, for soon came
here to San Francisco. However,
the next day after her inexplica-
BILE conduct l passed her on the
street in earnest conversation
with the young man of the night
before, but feeling that her ac-
quaintance with him was the is
sue of her daring, l pursued my
course without recognizing her"
Manning's voice died down to
a whisper resembling wall, and
then the specter of silence OBJ
truded itself for the space of
few moments.
At last there arose a tall, manly
form.
"You flung away one of the
most priceless jewels in the ranks /
of social and home life" he said