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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-27
Woodmen of the World,

Deseret camp 400 held a most instruc-
tive and interesting meeting. Every
chair was filed with members ana can
didates. Nine strangers were conducted
through and received the final instruc-
tion from the degree team and staff
The papers in the hands OF the clerk
WIZ permit the work TO be given TO a
class of twenty-four more tonight, There
never has been o time in the history
or the order in this city when so much
additional period In the life OF the dis
pensation Will bring to the camp at
least 100 more members.
After. the routine business has been
disposed Of tonight the members will
enjoy barbecue. There will also be
Illustrated songs and several vaudeville
stunts arranged by members belonging
to the profession, Members have been
warned that they will be fined II absent.
without good excuse. when the roll Is
called at o'clock sharp.
Camp 65. w, Q. W, had very large
pllcations for membership were received
and a large class initiated.
This is the largest camp In the state
granted. by the head consul, for ninety
Of the largent In the jurisdiction.
Tho Ihe - foli2,WinE s,N co committees were an-
and f, Patoncie; entertainment G. II.
Moore. G. IT. Osterloh and T. II. Law
son; booster committee, Mckeller, Short
kleyn. Bynor, Osterloh and r. Kidd.
Business OF special Importance viii be
Utah camp No 33S. ". o. W. IS
growing at a rapid pace. One hundred
and thirty certificates have been delv-
cred this month At last Wednesdays
meeting twenty-five applications were
turned in and favorebly balloted upon,
Sixteen strangers were introduced as
members of the camp. The attendance
was large, filling every available chair
In the hall, Everyone present pledged
himself TO bring the camps membership
no to 1000 by April ! under the special
dispeHsation granted by tho head camp
Wednesday several athletic stunts will
take place under the head OF social
entertainment.
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Danish Brotherhood

ilaabet lodge No IS held regular meet
ing last Friday with a fair attendance.
decision TO give a charity ball in Feb
ruary for Brother George Christensen.
who has been disabled for many months,
was heartily sustained by the members
present All members are urged 70 use
their best efforts in aiding the unfortu
nate brother
The officers OF Apollo lodge. ID. IS. s.,
are invited to meet al the home OF the
president. Thorvald J.. Larsen. tomor-
row evening (Tuesday) al o'clock.
with fair attendance The new lodge
folder was presented at the meeting and
makes a good showing of the business
transacted during the past year, The or
ganiZation has more than 300 lodges, with
a total membership OF 20160. The guar
antee fund was raised more than $50 900
last year, making a total OF S20l. .2TS 81,
this fund being increased with % per cent
OF each premium. This lodge has appro-
priated gift for anyone who secures
liVe new members before July l. 1913, II
is 4 beautiful engraved solid gold watch
charm The folder is explaining this
fact with a cut OF the charm. Every
member OF the lodge is invited TO enter
the contest, The committee FOR the mas
Qucrade ball given each year by the
lodge reported that the invitations would
be mailed by the committee secretary.
Brother r. Bertram Nielsen. in about q
week. The ball will be given at Odd
Fellows hall February 1e
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All notices for Fraternal news
department should be left with the
city editor not later than uidnige.
Saturday.
Fraternal Brotherhood,

Utah lodge No 365 held it's semi
annual installation OF officers Wednes-
DAY evening. The ceremony was per-
formed before members only, th,. friends
being entertained in The outer hall a fter
winch they were invited In TO dance and
q Jolly ume was enjoyed until l. O'clock
Inc installing was done by Vivian
whitehead, state manager with the as
Slstance OF Brother Burns and Sister
Rosa Hansen, WHO acted as sGpgeme SER
Eeant aud mistress at arms The drill
team, with Sister Johnson as captain,
are TO be credited with excellent work.
PRESIDENT j. NJ. Butler wished the mem
ocrs 10 remember that at the next meet
ing night the card tournament would
continue, ana bespeaks the hearty sup
port OF tRe members through the COM
ing year. Mrs. E. w. Deason. 933 South
East Tenth street. is the new treasurer;
phone Hyland 2li-J.
Scgo Lily lodge No. 252 Installed It's
officers publicly last Tuesday evening.
The aifair was invitational and about
10 Were present Past presidents OF
the lodge Were on the plattorln. An who
have ever been president OF this lodge
are sun members. Brother QUAY, u past
president, was the speaker % the even
ing and everyone enjoyed his talk on
federalism The installing was very
impressive and greatly added 10 by the
splendid work Of the drill team. After
the installation dancing was the order
OF the evening and the committee had
prepared surprise in the way OF oyster
stew.
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[E|VTY Of MONEY
IN NEW YORK BANKS
lie Improvement in Invest
1ent Demand, However;
Stocks Show Strength.

|BW YORK. Jan. 26.-Adverse factors
|eh had been operating 10 depress
Is were less effective last week and
way was opened TO some recovery.
IN traders discovered that they had
n selling stocks faster than supplies
he market warranted and covering of
rts accounted. as much as any positive
- movements In the fore part OF the
r7ong these recupersLive forces was
gubmission OF the Turkish government
Ne advices OF the powers Go concede
demands OF the Balkan allies. The
1equent disorders In Constantinople
11red the effect on the markets. Con
noe remained that the war would not
enswed. and the disappointing first re-
nse OF financial markets TO these de-
|Dnents did not destroy belief In their
|nate power 10 resolve many OF the
Npulties which have grown up in the
~ markets since last autumn.
18 opinion has grown that the weak
Of the American stock market has
0uo more than was at first suspected
Ho heavy return Of securities to New
k for sale after the war broke out.
II were bought here at the time in
hope that a return demand soon would
Fe, but the buyers found themselves
IIfncultieB before that revival came,
hs 20 the stringency Of The autumn
|6y markets.
oney remained easy In New York and
4 abroad and foreign exchange in New
\ held firm. Tho plethora of money
few York. however, has failed as yet
cRuse any effective improvement in
Bfment demand. as was shown In the
IN st, Pau! securities On the Issue
NV convertible bonds.
tb1icetlon OF the bills recommended to
New Jersey legislature by the presi-
-eleCt seemed to lessen the appre-
Ion caused In the stock market by
eubjeot.
Bgtyines persisted over the solution
be Union Pacific dissolution problem.
tlenent in the stock exchange itself
Ned for changes to conform to public
ION. Bale OF a stock exchange seat
10000. the lowest price for several
,. was a symptom OF the feeling of
N1y6 cement
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c.. A. r.

Maxwell McKekan post No. holds "A
meeting which all the comrades should
attend on Saturday night, February /.
Howard Relief corps No, /. ut her home.
9S7 East Eighth South. at a card social
next Thursday ut o'clock. She will be
assisted oy Mrs, Washburn. Mrs, thinner
man, Mrs, NickeIson and Miss Walcott.
Members Of other corps and their friends
cordially invited, Members of the c. A.
A. post are always welcome to these
socIals.
There Will be a regular meeting OF
Reynolds circle No. l. Ladies OF the c.
a. r.. AT odd Fellows ball. Tuesday after
noon. The gavel will fall promptly at
prompt in attendance, Important bust
ness
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Royal Hiehlanders,

All signs point to great growth for
Utah castle No 53S, this year. Attend
apce is increasing each evening so that
the large ball procured for the order is
barely sufficient for their needs. Off
GERS elect were installed at the last meet
ing.
r,air Lady Newbury. on account Of The
serious Illness OF her mother, resigned her
office as chief Coun selor. Fair Lady
Schaedler was elected TO fiji the vacancy
After the meeting the members en-
joyed themselves till late hour in dane
Ing. Refreshments were served
Ladies' Of the lodge have decided to
give Il series OF card parties in the
afternoon twice month. Due notice Of
the dates will be posted in the hall.
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T. o. E.

Friday, January 81. will be noteworthy
for Salt Lake aerie G7 \ special class
initiation for the admission OF at least
fifty ami probably scventy-live accepted
candidates viii be held on this even
inS Owing 10 the large amount OF busi-
ness TO he handled by the lodge, the
session will begin promptly at o'clock,
an hour earlier than usual So success
fui mas been G7's campaign for new
In good standing on The rolls. will. it
Is confidently anticipated be soon real
lied.
Adding TO the Importance Of Fridas.
from officers OF the TrI-State acrie,
Past President G. 4, Boyd, President
Earl Geiger. Secretary d j. Tlrod and
Trustee A, w, Foreman will he present
az guests OF the local aerie.
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ECZEMA 25 YEARS
FACE A MASS Of It
Says "RcsInoI Cured Me Of One of the
Worst Cases Anybody Ever Saw"

Philadelphia, Pa. Sept. 20, 19I2.-"I had
eczema for the last twenty-h five years, and
have been afflicted 80 badly that for
weeks l could not go outside the door
My face was one mass of pimpes. and
not only the looks OF Il but the itching
and burning palms experienced were lust
dreadful, / lost a great deal OF secp
and had to Keep dampened cloths on my
face all night to relieve the pain. l had
become disgusted with trying different
things
'Onc day I made up my mind to try
Res!nol and nfter using one jar Of Resi-
mol Ointment. and one cake of ResinoI
Soap. I saw tho difference. and now nv
face is as clear as anybody's, and ] GER
tainly don't need to be ashamed to 20
out, Resinol Soap and Reslnol Olnt-
ment cured me Of ono OF the worst cases
Of eczema, guess, that anybody ever
saw" (Signed) Mrs c. Hellmuth. 5G1I
Applctree Street,
Nothing We can say OF ResinoI equals
what others. such az Mrs. Hellmutb say
of IT, II YOU orc suffering from itching
burning skin troubles. pimples. black
heads, dapdruff. chapped face and hands
ulcers bolls. stubborn sores. or piles, II
Will cost you nothing to try ResnoI Oint-
ment and Soap. Just send TO Dept Ar,
Resinol Chem, CO., Baltimore, Md, for a
free sample OF eaoh, Sold by all drug
sists, fAdwerti5ement@
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CONTRACTS FOR
STEEL ARE PLACED

" YORK, Jan. 2G.-Three railroads
5t- Paul. the Great Northern and the
SO & Northwestern-cam into the
'et last week for supplementary or
Tor rails aggregatlng $50. 600 tons and
IDnal orders from Canadian roads.
@gating 10000 tons. practically have
placed with American mills. The
0p & Hankow railroad Of China has
ed 5000 tons Of rails, a Brazilian road
Tons OF standard sections, and Ca
n fraction lines 5000 tons Of glrder
nom the United States Steel cor
Ion
B railroads have placed additional Or
Tor passenger and freight cars ag-
htine $500, and negotiations are under
xor $4,000 additional cars, calling for
% tons OF steel products. The Rock
3 has fifty-five locomotives and the
ten engines In the last week, maxi
enuary bookings the largest month
nere for such equipment siHce l9nr
tre is moro interest in fabricated
kura1 steel in all sections. Last week
tbricating shops took orders for o
over $4,000 tons OF structural shapes
half the total being for railroad
ong other interesting contracts
ng are 20, 900 tons Of plates and
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Fraternal Union

Evergreen lodge. No l5l, will meet in
regular session tonight al the lodge hall
in the ODD Fellows building. The general
routine OF business will be gone through.
Several applications foY membership
will he acted upon.
Brother T.. O. Peterson, organizer. re-
ports having visited ogden lodge for n.
few days and expects TO take up the
work there again in a bout n week
Sister Elizabeth Johnson. Vice presl-
dent of the lodge who has been at the
Judge Mercy hospital for two weeks, will
remain there another week, out Is re-
ported TO be improving.
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Maccabees.

Ladies OF the Maccabees Will hold a re-
view OF Salt Lake City hive No 4 next
Wednesday evening. The lady COM
mandeT would Ike 10 see all members
present at the meetings. The ladies OF
hive No. extend their sympathy to
Ladies ACocks and Scott in the loss OF
their brother.
Lillian Hollister hive No Is gave
card party last Friday night at the home
Of Lady Williamson. The affair was
well attended. Five hundred was played
and prizes were won by Lady Brittian,
and Mrs. Williams. Repast was served
by The hostess. All bad a iolY time.
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Daughters of Veterans.

Mrs. James Tanner. tent no, /. Daugll-
ters of Veterans, Will give IL dance and
East Broadway, Tuesday evening. Re-
frcstrnepts viii be served. All allied or
ganizatone and friends are invited.
Mrs James Tanner tent no. ], Daugh-
ters OF Veterans. will have O card social
and supper Tuesday evening In X. OF p.
hall I23 East Third South,
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YaOrnen

Salt Lake homestead. No. 1872, Broth
erhood Of American Yeomen, held regu-
lar meeting In Moose hall, 222 South West
Temple street. last Friday evening. There
were five new applications received. The
committee reported fayorably on the ten
applications referred to II at tho last
meeting. Lady Rocna Ia arranging for a
card social nexL Friday evening. Friday
evening, February Z, delegates will be
elected TO the state corciave at Ogden.
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Caledonian Club.

The next meeting will be held Wednes-
DAY evening. February .. at S o'clock
IN the club rooms, X Of p. hall, South
Second East. The meeting will he for
business with the usual social to follow,
To facilitate matters and 10 enable the
committee TO settle up affairs in con-
nection with the Burns festival. members
are requested To leave all unsold tickets
and money either with Peter McPhie g.
East Third South. or the secretary, I.
Sprunt. 3g6 South Main
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Woodmen Of Woodcraft.

Silver Maple circle No. los. Women
Of Woodcraft. met Friday evening with
baloted upou. and seven were taken
through the mysteries OF the wood
Neiphbors Eaer and Rothwell OF the
red side entertained the greens" with
games NeiGhbors Sans, McLeese and
Williams won the prizes. Entertainment.
visiting and receiving committees were
appointed. This lodge will give a dance
and card party Valentines night Feb
ruary IA, at l. o. o. r, hall,
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Royal Nefghbors of America

salt Lake Valley camp. No. $072:, VIII
give a card party at the hall 1G1 South
Main street, Thursday evening. Refresh
ments and prizes will be features. The
next meeting will be held February S.
when a class Will ne adopted.
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Foresters of America.

Court Salt Lake No. | met in Eagles
hall last Tuesday evening, with fair
attendance. The auditing committecs s
quarterly report was read and showed
that the court was in prosperous CON
dition: Three new applications were re-
ceivcd and acted upon The next rcgu-
lar meeting Will be held on Tuesday even
ing, February f.
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Our Leading Athletes
Join with other famous Americans
i'm Praising Tuxedo Tobacco

TIME history of Tuxedo tobacco is unique in
many respects. The now famous "Tuxedo
process"-by which all the bite and sting is
removed from the best old Burley tobacco-was
discovered by DR.. R. A. Patterson, physician of
Richmond, Virginia, the founder of the R. A. Pat
terson Tobacco Company. ~s-
Many of DR.. Patterson's friends, because their
mouths and throats were so sensitive, were com
PEELED to deny themselves the comfort and satisfac-
ton of pipe smoking. Like all other men, the
Doctor realized that complete smoke delight was
possible only with pipe So he put his scientific
mind to work on the problem.
He originated the now famous Tuxedo pro-
cess" of treating the mildest, sweetest most
thoroughly aged Burey tobacco-an the result was
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Woodmen of America.

a it's last meeting Eicelsior camp No.
1882 transacted its usual routine and
considered many important matters. The
consul appointed committees to act upon
the suggestions proposed with instruc-
tions to report at tomorrow nights ses-
sion. Several applications We're acted
nnOn faYorahly
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Secret and Fraternal Societies

tlons were accepted. and another large
class Will be added to the nest next
Wednesday night The social committee
will give a dance February IL. when the
members will enjoy themselves with their
friends. All Owls are hard at work to
build the membership 10 a large number.
so that clubrooms can be opened All
me mbers are asked 10 be present at the
next meeting. as Brother Walden was
made captain OF the degree team. and
much will be looked for. Visiting broth
al, will bn u-picpupn
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Hermione Temple No. s.

Pythian Sisters are invited to meet
with the legislative board of the Wom-
ems clubs Monday morning at IL o'clock
The board meets In the rooms OF the
board of education In rhc city and county
building.
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Auxiliary to Moose.

a meeting will be held Tuesday Janu-
ary 2S preliminary to the organization
OF a Woman's Loyal Moose circle under
the jurisdiction of the supreme order A
cordial invitation Is extended TO all wives
daughters, sisters and mothers OF Moose
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L. A. to 3, of r r.

The Ladies' Auxiliary will have a card
party at the home OF Mr. and Mrs
Charles Patterson, 1iS South Second West
street. "wednesday evening, January 30
Frlcnds cordially invited
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L. A. to I. T. U.

Mrs. Warren Hilton will entertain the
ladies' and husbands a u dinner Mon
day evening, January 81 at 76i East
Seventh South
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Order Of Owls,

Salt Lake nest, No. 1911. met at the
Moose club last Wednesday night, and
a large crowd was present Ten were
added TO tho neat and fourteen sppIica-
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SPECIAL

Flannel shirts, collars
attached; values 81 to
$3.50
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HIGH GRADES

SAVOY and e. & w.
shirts, grand assort.
ment: $3.50 and $500
values-
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS,

]. L. Allen to D. H. Owen. lots By
The Prudential Trust Co. to E. H.
Gibson, lots 245-7-9 Jewell ave. Col
lege Place .......................... 555
The Merriam Mtg. Co., to A. NJ. Ty-
Ter, lot 372 n. 1s 20 8. Il "A Tyler
street, North Topeka, Curtis add. 300
E. I. Macferran to c. E. Miller, II.
" lot S01 Clay street, Young's add. 2,eoo
J. w. Doran to P. Mackey, lot 1924
Forest avenue, Walnut Park. I
F. J. Ziegler and wife to E. w.
Faust, 1 acre in ne. 4 9-1S-1S. 49,. 800
A. L. Armstrong to J. L. Allen, lots
227-2S Melrose sub. ..................... 49,
NJ. r. Clearinghouse to the McCleery
Lumber Co., lot 40 9. L 4GS Garfield
avenue, StiIlson & Bartholomew's
aud ---'-.-'. !
G. Hempe to j. L. Hastings, lot 40
Quincy street; Ritchie's add. 49,. $500
w Ralihan and wife to r. Scheloske
lot pa Chandler street, Parkdale
add LOO
s. j. Holmes to NJ. Everett, tract IN
sec. 15-11-15 ..................... $500
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.EGAI

Topeka, Kansas, do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing is true and cor
rect copy of the original resolution now
on file in my office.
ISeaL1 c. b. BURGE,
City Clerk.
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AUTO REPAIR SHOPS.

NOTICE TO MACHINE MEN. auto own
ers, blacksmiths and the public general
ly: We do all kinds Of welding brass
bronze, aluminium, and all kinds of steel
and cast iron. Gas cylinders, locomotive
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LEGAL
OFFICIAL CITY COMMISSION PRO

published in The Topeka State Journal
January 3, 1871
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First Published in The Topeka State
Journal January 3. 1913.l

of commissioners OF the City of Topeka
Kansas. deem II necessary for the besr
interests Of said city that Western ave-
nue. from the south line of Second street
to the center line of First avenue, DC
graded, clrbed with combined curb and
gutter. and paved thirty (5C1 feet wide
with SSphaltic concrete on four (D inch
concrete base.
W. G. TANDY, Commissioner
I. c. b. Burge. city clerk Of the City OF
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Journal December q, Isl2.
RESOLVED, That the Mayor and Board
of Commissioners of the city of Topeka
Kansas, deem 1t necessary for the best
interests of said city that Fifteenth street
from the west line of College avenue TO
the east line OF MacVicar avenue be
graded, curbed with combined curb and
gutter, and paved twenty-eight i2s) feet
wide with asphaltic concrete On a four
90 inch concrete base.
w. G. TANDY,
Commissioner.
l. C. E. Burge, city clerk of the City of
Topeka Kansas, do hereby certify that
the above ard foregoing is true and
correct copy of the original resolution
now on file in my office.
lSeaL1 C. B. RURGE. City Clerk.
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PATENTS.
BILLIARD and POCKET TABLES

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and pocket billiard tables and, bowling
alleys. We lead the world in cheap fix
lures; easy payments. Send for catalogue:
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MACHINE SHOPS.

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TRANSFER And STORAGE.

MERCHANTS Transfer and Storage Co.
furnish expert packers: also look after
freight. Phones 1856 Skinner & Gayhart