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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-09
Glib Work
|Aid to Harmony

.,.,o section of the Ladi'
u''s = s.srtins a helpful ina'
~ for the advancement , ,no'
". NOT doubted by thos
a. not. spare two after
= 70 attend the session.
ost active and progressiV
-,s section OF the club seno
''tor Of The Tribune som
a well expressed thoughts
suuon follows:
auyone belong to aoenias a Simns
|fs wish to do So oeho'eS
mnn belong to the
,,s or Commercial clubs?
.Sst 5 each one stands ior
n1, ~ the community, each
iirtSiiyidual ii place, and by
hImself with 1t and sup,
y creed he does. or should,
Sorid that he has taken
and will help with his
n 3 and md. hardest OF all, his
FbIje also worthy In It.
y, "|s not mean to show by
cIubs that he is con-
AZ and of superior virtue
.nSs' The strength gained
';1rr Of Kindred and con-
rssts e@s IS the special value
SometImes IL Is said OF a
= ha is TOO new 10 take
';;rs part. but the opposite
W ,,,,s because he brings
.sniration and many new
Ne NEEDED for progress;
.y Who has. in point or
n, service, grown older.
rlier Of ideas, needs the
Of the newcomer.
No generous enough TO
gho Is willing 10 take
II The front rank Some
~ natural brakes on the
hui nearly always de-
by main force some
rrmuit OF the next noun
ched. that al least they
the leader.
pmbers pride themselves
sensitIve-another name
rsss-so cannot give in
.ure nor consequently re
houandfold reward that is
IN what measure ye
nnber means one who has
osn his WORK and neces-
,f6odIcal habits. Other
onld be easier to quietly
ID exert oneself in club
n gee the many calls from
d need assistance.
he busy woman, with her
In order. belongs that
.rtp her mind active and
&eedy, especially the chill
h interest IN the schools
|r7B that affect the home.
q Of husbands who ap-
4ub women IS numbered
ubsr OF club wives. To
b the llt;le wife who has
N about the Mexican sit
neSest book, has trav-
1Ign cities with the club
ma who will be informed
'nke that trip around the
ID means q happy atros-
bone. and q place where
'horyhts have not lad
md a lodging place.
Dent Christensen, upon
ne CLUB recently, spoke
Iho papers ,(Mrs. w, X.
81 saying THAT is a
peL written in q beauti-
and Wish every mother
might hear it"
be approves OF the hour
y In listening to good
)Dg the art treasures,
y lllstorr. with a group
ud knows they are ear
With not a frivolous sec
e|ub-so far.
~ the objection some
iage 10 our club women.
hoid enough Shrine"
oeTe many can he inter-
canse a club does pay.
nne may be major and
as In life Itself. It is
our lives with the
'ch other.
A CLUB WOMAN.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-09
Concert at Hotel Utah,

The Mcclellan Hotel Utah orchestra
assisted by Miss Emma Lindsey. soprano
will render the following progra mmc in
the lobby OF the hotel this evening at
SIS:
March, Our National Emblem . Bagey
Vocal, 10. 'Tis the Hour" ...... Logan
Miss Lindsey.
Rustic OF Spring" ............. Siuding
Overture. "Orpheus" ......... .Onenbach
Vocal, Women OF Inyer' Loughborough
Miss Lindsey.
Selection, yankee Consul .Robyn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-09

helps at oil. I am also bothered with
! consnpa ton
Answer: You should not neglect In
digestion and constipation, as IT leads TO
more serious trouble; very frequently ap-
! pendicitis is caused by this neglect Be-
gin at once and take tablets triopepdne-
! These are packed in sealed cartons with
| full directions for taking.
Laura g." writes: 81 am 30 tired and
nervous all the time that l can scarcely
drag one foot after the other. 1t .s very
| hard for me. as L have 10 WORK. MY ep-
! petite is also very poor.
Answer: What you need is a good
! tonic restorative treatment. Take the
| tonic prescribed below and you should
soon be strong and healthy and Will not
have that tired feeling. Your Work w.'l
become pleasure TO you; Syrup or hypo-
phosphites comp. oEs.; tincture oado-
, meme ! o., mix and take a teaspoonful
before each meal This should be oon-
tinued for several weeks until you feel
perfectly strong
80 pounds OF fat7 I weigh 1s0 pounds
too much for my height
Answer: Yes, you should by taking, as
per the directions which accompany,
5-urain arboene tablets, put up In sealed
tunes and sold by wel-stocked druggists.
They are very good for any heshy person
TO take.
ANNA r." writes: '1 nave taken medi-
cine from several doctors for liver and
kidney trouble and constipation. but II
does not seem TO help me at all. My skin
is sallow. / have constant headaches and
dizzy spells. What shall 1 do2'
Answer: The best remedy that l know
for your trouble is S-grain sulpherb tab
lets (not sulphur tabiets). These are
packed In sealed tubes with full direo-
tIons. Most OF the remedies only aggra-
vate, but II you take the sulpherb tablets
regularly for few weeks you should be
well This will purify the blood and your
skin will lose that sallow look.
Busy Mother '-Bedwesting can be
asily controlled In children by giving
them the following: Tincture cubeb9.
dra m; tincturc rhus aromatic, drains,
and comp fluid bamwo:t, ! OF. Give
from 10 TO lo drops In water an hour
before each meal.
Doctor: l have very bad case OF
catarrh of the head and my stomach.
bowels and blood are affected. l suffer
greatly and would like relief"
~. G."-Local treatment should be
used as follows: Get ozs. OF antseptic
vIlane powder. Use half teaspoonful 10
q pint OF warm water, snuff the water
from the palm OF the hand through the
make a catarrh balm by mixing level
tea spoonful vilane powder with ! OF.
OF vaseline or lard and apply to the nos
trils as far up as possible. Also take
teaspoonful four times daily OF the follow
ing; Syrup sarsaparilla comp, ozs.;
comp. fluid balmwori. l or. fluid ext.
huchu, / OF Mix and shake well.
(Advortiscmcnt.)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-09

cllt,lcS 7 o z
using the treat
msnt in tho
strict privacy
OF your own
home unknown
TO your most In
tlmnte friends.
My only eau
tion TO you 10.
do not use the
treatment un-
less yop really
require at leaot
three 10 four
Inches or moro
bust develop
meat- Do not
use IL TO dcyol-
op other parts
OF your body
without de7el-
opInE tho bust.
for while IL
z = . 4 { ly Inn
proves tho gon-
oral health and
nlB out neck.
shoulders and
chest, II IL cor
tain 10 act pri-
iparily u p o n
IL n.nn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-09

new method deveopment to Rr S91onnaS Is
nss whether be y9uns or 0oe, he hSs
shest mesIopn9 and bcaufyns her bust IN Yn on
-Vsnlna "e"''"No' - advertisement
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-09

were Mrs. Della Daynes- Hill, soprao /;
Willard 7. Weihe, violinist, and J. j.
Mcclellan, pianist, all of Salt Lake.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-09
'EGsP24enoR:s
%Dc Zewzs Batter U

The questions answered below are gem
erai In character: tho symptoms or dis
e8ses are given and the answers should
| apply TO any case OF similar nature.
Those wishing further advice, free.
may address DR.. Lewis Baker. College
Building, College Ellwood streets. Day
ton. o.. incloslng self-addressed. stamped
envelope for reply Full name and sd-
dress must be given. but only Initials o.
fictitious name will be used In my an
swers, The prescriptions can be filled ut
any well-stocked drug store. Any drug
gist can order OF wholesaler
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-09

Doctor. What can / take for a bad
case of Indigestion ! have suffered with
IL for many years and nothing | take
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-09

marty u y . II
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-07-30
ANIIP0DB WATCHING NEAT
BUSINESS 0f UNITED STATES

AS the public of the country Is
slowly awakening to the rapidly de-
Icreasing supply Of cattle thrQughqu.
1.-THE United States, Australia and
| New Zealand are becoming conscious
lof the possibilities before them and
they are losing little time in prepar-
ling for the trade which win come
their way This IS shown in the con-
Isul trade reports just reaching Homo
Elulu, telling Of the frOzensmeat indus
try as 1t is developing IN New Zea-
land and Australia, and mention of it
also made in the newspapers of these
countries.
The frozen meat industry in New
Zealand appears to be making rapid
progress says the Sydney Herald,
despite the recent strike of slaugh-
termen and the increase of wages to
1.-THE free workers The Hawkes. Bay
Farmers Meat Company has pur-
chased a site for freezing works at
Whakatu, between Napier and Hast
ings, and it is intended to erect build
ings without delay. Farmers at Wal
roa, Hawkes. Bay, have decided to
float the Wairoa Cooperation Freez-
ing Works. At Palmersten North too,
there is, an agitation to have addition
al freezing works., it being claimed
that the existing companies are un-
able to deal with all the stock offer
ing"
Again it is said, speaking this time
of Australia:
The new meat works on the Bris-
bane River, under construction of an
American company. are taking shape,
though it viii be many months be-
fore they are ready to receive stock
The site borders ON a high hill on
the bankside, and the removal of this
and the formation Of an esnbankment
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GARDEN Island
FINDS RINKHAu
SATISFACTORY

1
The following, from the Garden
Island. tends TO show the sentiment
on Kauai, towards Mr. Pinkhaln as
governor Of the territory:
The news Of Pinlzhsssls selection as
our next governor, came as thnn-
der-bolt from q clear sky. When we
had sufficiently recovered our equiliD-
rum to speak, we found ourselves
saying, well, and why not 5f
course the Advertiser had been firing
RQt-sh0ts into him for the last few
days, but its attitude towards Mr..
Rinkham Is so well known that any
thing il might have said concerning
him, would ordinarily be given little
eredence. But now he = IN, and IN
reviewing his work during the term
of his incumbency IN ONCE as presi-
dent OF the board OF health. we ind
many improvements which commend
him to the element OF earnest think
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lone mile and half Of belt road in 'Waia-
Iua district ready for advertising
Filed.
From superintendent of public
works, stating that irrigation hours OF
Honolulu are from s to a. q. and
| from TO p. M, and saying that this
rule applies to city, as well as to pri-
waite persons; and mentioning that Nc
Kinley High School water has been
Icut off Referred to roads committee.
From Robert Horner and w. c. G.
Campbell for use of race track at Ka-
Ipiolani Park for horse exhibition Au-
gust u: from r. ]. Berger and Stan
ley Wright for permission to use same
!place for motorcycle races on Labor
Days referred roads committee.
From Frank New, asking job as de-
|tective.
B. G. Rivenburgh appointed by May
or Fern as superintendent Of Kapiolani
Park to take effect Aug. Is. Con-
|firmed
From Supervisor Mcclellan, res
|olution setting aside $522.60 for main
|tenance of police force; $1,000 for
maintenance and construction on cleo
trio light plant: $499.44 for mainte-
nance of fire department. Passed first
reading.
From Supervisor Mcclellan, reso-
luton. setting aside So. Is for various
purposes; and 81. LIZ for Improvement
of Kaimuki fire station; and $S7 so for
importation and preservation of game
birds. Passed first reading.
From Supervisor Petrie, a resolu-
ton setting aside $3.50 on account Of
parking Kalakaua avenue. Passed
first reading
Second reading of ordinance fixing
grade and sidewalk lines on portion Of
King street Passed.
/ Ordinance introduced. through Sup
Iervisor Petrie. fixing grades on Kappa
hulu road. from Waialae road to Ka-
naina avenue. Passed first reading.
Supervisor Pacheco recommends ap-
proach to Kaimuki fire station be
graded, and that matter be taken I'D
Eby road committee.
Supervisor Petfia made a motion for
public hearing on new street improve
ment statute for evening Of August 4.
Adopted.
Supervisor Pacheco moved chat Ka-
piolani Park superintendent be paid
salary of 500 month. Supervisor Nc
|Clellan amended It to $50. Passed as
amended.
Bids opened for reinforced concrete
girder bridge over stream at Waiawa.
EVA. The following bids were open
ed. ell Of which were referred to the
city and county engineer:
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have entailed e vast amount of ex-
cavation work. Stacks of timber are
now being matured and material is
being collected The spot for works
Is ideal. There viii be four meat
works within q mile or so Of each
other on the Brisbane River.
An establishment on cooperative
lines for treating lambs for export Is
possibility on the Darling Downs.
10 Queensland. Breeding lambs for ex-
port In that state has made no head,
way, one reason being that there was
no good market for the carcasses
when ready for shipment. the meat
works being anything but liberal in
their treatment Of the farmers. The
latter are now so united that 1t looks
odds-on the project for cooperative
works taking definite shape. especial
" as some hard-headed farmers are
in the forefront.
That the preparation of the antipo-
des for supplying the United States
with quantities of meats comes at a
time when the country is in great
need, or will be soon,. of meat sup
plies There has been some talk of
passing federal statutes prohibiting
the slaughter of calves of less than
three years growth.
1t is reported that Argentina, which
as a eattle-raising country is much
younger than the United States, has
already been sufficiently foresighted
10 protect this industry, and has had
a law in effect for several years pro-
hibiting the killing of any male beef
animal until it is three years old and
a female until it has reached six years.
Reports differ regarding this Argen-
tina statute as to whether it applies
TO the entire country or only to GER
tain states; but at any rate Is effect
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Swift changes in the business be-
fore the 3body, appointments made
and confirmed for two positions. or
dinances fixing the grades and side
walk lines In two districts of the city,
a plea for more sprinkling carts, a
Gpecial hearing called for Monday
night on the new street improvements
acts passed during thei last session OF
ator A. r. Judd and Attorney c. r.
HemenWay are particularly invited to
appear-thi is brief of some of the
work done at the meeting OF the
board Of supervisors last night.
Harmony. for once, almost struck
her golden chord, for the squabbling
and sulking which has marked other
meetings Of the city fathers was not
in evidence last night. OF, course, all
was not peace; 1t would b. ridiculous
to think so. The point is that the
disturbances did not impede the work
of the board, and the result was that
great deal of business was done, as
Is shown in the summary which fol
lows:
Had not Supervisor Pacheco and
Supervisor Wolter each in tlr1l kicked
his hat in the ring and fought furi-
ouslys-one to have the salary of B.
G. Rivenburgh, as superintendent of
KaPiolani Park fixed at 500 in place
of $3.50. and Supervisor Wolter to
have the road department get more
sprinkling carts complete harmony
would probably have been heard. The
fighting was over in a few minutes,
the salary of Superintendent Riven-
burgh was left at $50, the amount
of the salary of Alexander Young, the
present superintendent, whose job
ends the middle OF August.
The following is a summary OF the
business Of the meeting:
ing that contract on bid of r. Meyer of
$1,000 for alignment of government
road at Nanakuli Adopted.
From special committee reporting
recommendation that ali employees Of
eity and county be given two weeks
vacation with pay; members of band,
four weeks. Adopted
From city and county engineer Civ
ing notice of appointment OF Thomas
f. kennedy 10 succeed ]. j. Smitldy rs
road overseer. Filed.
From city and county engineer, re-
porting revised plans aid specifica-
lions for grading of part OF the Liliuo-
kaIani school lot ready; reporting
plans and specifications for asphalt
macadam road on Eva side Of Kala-
kaua avenue as ready for adrt tising g ;;
reporting plans and specifications for
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Helpl Help, Help what? Help who,
Why the HiIo Board of Trade asks
those who have recently visited Ha-
wall to help prove that Honolulu peo-
pie will make no mistake if they see
Hawaii first. See their ad in today's
ar-Bulletin. Advertisement.
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islation to protect calves e.l'..'.
that about 100000 calves "a.
slaughtered IN the United 4.I[.. .1r|
year. and that 4 these calves 81|.
allowed 10 reach al age d three q
four years before being D'I|| tered.
the supply Of beef would Be 'Icre1.-
ed 100000 900 pounds and leather
supplies augmented by z19 900, DID
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-07-30

The 1914 convention of the Inter
national Alliance of Theatrical Stage
Employees will be held in Chicago.
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MEETING OF CITY
Fathers ACCOMPLlSHES MUCH

B. G. Ryenbgh Appointed Superintendent of the Kapioan
Park at Salary of $50 Month, Despite Protest. Su-
pevisor Pacheco WoIter Makes Plea for More Sprink-
Inc Carts andls Given Promise that Prayer viii Be An
SWered
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fd be ar vat
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Table Damask


HLEAcHEp
NAPKINS MATCH
EXTRA sURERloR QUALITY yd.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1913-02-14

"A party of friends with we'll
filled baskets gathered at the home Of
Mrs. Andrew Kazmaier and greatly
surprised her, the occasion being her
birthday anniversary. All reported a
fine time. Those present We're: rs
fine time. Those present We're: Mrs
Christ Zaenger, Mrs. Fred Cooke,
Mrs. George Kazmaier, Mrs. William
Kazmaier, Jr., Mrs. William Kaz-
maier, Sr., Mrs. Charles Grushaber,
Mrs. Nellie Math, Mrs. Joseph Neh-
bauer, Mrs. Charles Schaller, Mrs.
Frank Ruepensal and son, Mrs. j.
Byrne,. Mrs. Steve Schaller, Mrs.
Chester Byrne, Mrs. Charles Crusa
and son, Mrs, Charles Weidner, Mrs.
Fred Kopp, Mrs. .Myron Carter, Miss
Elma and Marie Kopp, and Gus Kaz-
maier.
One way to relieve habitual consti-
patton is to take regularly mild lax
ative. Doan's Regulets are recon-
mended for this purpose, 25c box al
! all drug stores.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1913-02-14
Boys white wool Sweaters. Were
81. so are now Soc.
q II1I I'D e. SONS

Boys white wool Sweaters. We're
$3.50 are now Soc.
A. C. FULLER & SONS.
Mrs. Frank Rider IS visiting
friends in Bucyrus.
Mr.. Wolcott of Maumee was a
caller in Perrysburg Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hollenbeck
entertained callers from Toledo Sum
day.
Mr.. Joe Kiel of Detroit visited
relatives in Perrysburg the first of
the week.
Mr.. Charles johnson has rented
the Root property and will move his
family here.
Miss Marjorie Wallace of Scotch
Ridge spent few days with her
grandparents, Charles Roe and fam
lily.
For Sale-White Plymouth Rock
Cockerels, $500. Extra fine birds from
prize-winning pen at United States
agricultural egg-laying contest. VIM
G. Lewis, Lewis Manor Farms.
Mrs. B. Trombley, who under
went an operation at the Bowers hos
: pital last week, is sufficiently recov,
cred to be able to be removed to hel
home on Fifth street.
Work shirts above par in excel
lence. 2s5 of these and twice as many
coming-all soc.
A. C. FULLER G. SONS.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1913-02-14

Mrs. George Berger and son Ed
ward of East Toledo were guests this
week at the home of E. J. Spilker and
wife.
Mr.. Dauid Snyder, three miles
east of Dowling, was completely sur
prised Feb. 8, he being 40 years old
that day. His wife inyited in .
number of his neighbors and friends
to celebrate the date. The following
people enjoyed the evening with him,
his aged father, Adam Snyder, Chas.
Keller and wife, G. F. Snyder and
wife and son Leo, Adelhert Snyder
and wife and daughter Zelda, e. ].
Spilker and wife. Henry Gross and
wife, George Swartz and wife, Fred
Snyder and wife, Fred Kurfess,:: Sam
uel Snyder, David Snyder and wife.
and Shelton, LA, Dorthy Snyder. An
Oyster supper and general good time
was had.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1913-02-14

Miss Bessie Baird is visiting rel
atives in Weston.
Mrs. E. l.. Blue visited Mrs. G.
B. Saxby in Weston on Wednesday.
Lost. gold hunting case
watch. Reward offered for return of
same to Journal Office. 5la
Found. Tires in Wood County.
Same may be claimed by Identification.
Enquire at Journal Office. sic
Wanted-Plain sewing to do at
my home. Mrs. Frank Wescott, Pine
and Fourth streets, Perrysburg, OHIO.
51a*
Mrs. Henrietta Haney, aged Sc
years died at her home near Bowling
on Monday from the iufirmlties of old
age. The funeral services were held
Thursday at Bowling.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1913-02-14

Miss Bertha Cranker called on
friends the first of the week.
New Knox shapes in mems
derbies. Just in.
A. G. FULLER & SONS.
Miss Elizabeth Hammer was the
week end guest of Mr.. James McCar-
ley and family in Toledo.
The Woman's Missionary Society
of the M. E. Church will hold Quar-
terly Tea in the parlors of the church
Wednesday afternon, February 10. A
patriotic program will be given. A
cordial welcome extended to all.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1913-02-14

The Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ
E. church will hold their next regular
meeting in the parlors of the church.
Friday afternoon, February IA. The
hostesses will be Mesdames Holbrook,
Yeager, Thomas and Trumpey.
Misses Marjorie Wallace and
Edith Shipman were Sunday guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Wallace i'll
Bowling Green and attended the tab
ernacle meetings.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1913-02-14
S. L. PHILLIPS.
VIOLINS REP PAIRED.
BOWS REHAIRED.
VIOLINS FOR SALE.
STRINGS, ETC.

The entertainment given by the
members of the Queen Esther Society
at the M. E. church on Friday even
ing of last week proved to be one of
the most pleasing and unique affairs
given by that society since their or
ganization, showing much careful
preparation. Clever portrayals OF
their respective roles were given in
the "Trip by Airship' and also "The
Search for Happiness" The cantata,
"The Ten Virgins" was well rendered
making very pleasing song picture
Notwithstanding the unfavorable
weather, there was good attendance
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1913-02-14

Wanted-Boy for general work in
store. d. C. WHITEHEAD. (,
Soft
Mr.. Frank Fuller and family
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. HGbbell
at Monclova the first of the week.
Mrs. G. r. Rosenmailer Of Luck
ey, spent last week with Mr.. Frank
Andregg and wife.
Mrs. w. P. Adamson spent
part of last week, in Toledo, the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. w.
Bishop.