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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that the annual
meeting Of @ the stoekholdess Of the Con.
h0 utah W bs
held at the office OF said company. 500
Mccormick block. Salt Lake City. Utah. on
the .,od 18th day Of January AM c,,o 1919 at 10
poses:
/, To consider and take action upon
The question Of amending that portion Of
Of said company. which reads as follows.
THE officers Of this corporation shall
81. A board OF twenty-five (25) direc-
tors. seven CD Of whom shall constitute
q quorum
50 that the same when and as amended
"The officers OF this corporation shall
~. A board Of nfteen u5) directors.
seven (7) of whom shall constitute q
quorum"
2. For the purpose of considering and
taking action upon tho question OF amend
poration OF said company SO that the
game when and as amended shall read as
follows7
Immediately after the election of Of
| ficers to be held in January. 1913. there
class to consist OF sVe i5) members The
6rst class shall hold office for the term
Of one year. the second class shall hold
third third class shall hold office for = the n term sTS
Of three years. and commencing with the
year 1914 all directors erected shall hold
office for tho term of three years"
Q. For the purpose OF eIecting directors
| to f1f any and all vacancies existing In
| the board OF directors
T. To elect a president, vice preai-
dent. a secretary and treasurer. for the
ensuing year
E. For the purpose of considering and
t9king action upon the question OF re-
pesling, changing. modifying and amend
Ing the bylaws Of this corporation.
| g. To transact such other business as
| may legally come before tho meeting.
JOHN DERE.
| President Continental Life Insurance &
| Investment Company.
W. v. RICE.
| Secretary Continental Life Insurance a
Investment Company.
! (Seal) mlS5I
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December 50. l9l9-Emna Mayne, 9G9
West Seventh South. 53 years; endocar-
diis.
December % 1912-Iannah Anderson.
9el South Twelfth West, "A years; car
diac insufhCicncY.
December so. is12-James B. Anthony,
10 Jeremy street. % years; pneumonia
December 20, l9l2-John Looney. st.
Marks hospital. % years: syphilis.
December is, Jgl2-IIeurF r.. Cannon,
OF brain
December 26. 19l2-Emma Davis, 20o
West Third South. 30 years; unknown,
but natural
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Salt Lake Statistics
Births.
Deaths.

Joan Alma Taylor. 1883 Perkins ave-
nne. bON.
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MEN. WOMEN. GET GOVERNMENT
Jobs. $4,000 week, Write Immediately
stitute. Dept. +iS w, Rochester ". Y.
kIss7
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CARD OF THANKS.

IN BEHALF or TILE FAMILY, FOR
the kindness and sympathy extended
10 us by our many friends during the
Illness and death of our dear father, and
for the many beautiful flowers received,
we wish 10 express our sincere thanks
and gratitude.
MRS. LOUISE STIRRAT.
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FOR . MONTHS, ELECANT7 I
nishcd. strictly modern. G-roo'
Wusatch 477S-E, Snap TO riEhf'
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CHINA DECORATING


MISS BERTHA WAGENlGRS STUDIO
N East Third South China suitable
for gifts and prizes. Glass and private
inseons cg69
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WANTED
Miscellaneous.

MONARCH SHOE REPAIR CO.
Il T. Second South. Phone Was. 1888.
ml31S
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SIGNS AND SCENERY


C1IAS. PETERSON. - RICHARDS ST.
brass. Clipped glass and painted, Phone
Wasatch 1908. x2s
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CUT FLOWERS
FLORISTS

ALL KINDS CUT FLOWERS FRESH
from greenhouse. Porter Walton Co.
274 State m3TSl
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KEY FITTING

O->-~-~-~--O-~~-~~--N-~----
KEY FITTING, LOCK WORK, b.
cycle Supply Co. Phone Bell 262S. o7Gi
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2z.3o. 4 NICE ROOMS wITy1
1913 Snow ave, Phone Was, h
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LADIES TAILORING


DAWSON & MEIER. FINE TAILORING;
alterations d speciality 135 w, End
South ml333
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WEATHER STRIPS

WEATHER STRIPS TO KEEP OUT THE
cold at Rivers Bros. 23 West 3rd So.
k3621
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FOR RENT

BROOM AND GROOM; summs-
inquire 3S w. 9th So. Was
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rHREE-RoOM TERRACE. 81
except heat, with two d{se'
neds, so per mo-; 9Th So. and 4
Phone Hyland $685.,
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BANK, BAR AND OFFICE
FIXTURES

~~~~~~~~-~~~O~--.@-@-- ~~'~0~~>-~~~~~~N~N~>~~~~
BANK. OFFICE. BAR AND STORE
fixtures: special designs submitted on
application. household refrigerators
carom and pocket billiard tables. bowling
alleys and supplies Brunswick Bake
Collender Co. $50 to !6Q South 4th West.
Phone Wasatch i53. a40Ss
w L. WETHERBEE co. DESIGNERS
aDd manufacturers OF bar, bank. office
and store nxtures; also agents for bill
Hard pool tables and supplies. Office
and factory. 1850 West list So. Was
G22S h3220
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WHERE TO STOP


LINCOLN HOUSE, 6S EAST lST so,
ESQ rooms rates. 35c. 40c and o0c. mod
ern: baths. 15c nl339
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REMOVAL

~~-~o~--~----~--~~@~"-o --~---o-o----~0~~~-c~
WEBER e OLSON. LAWYERS, RE-
moved To Judge building. Telephone
Wasatch ISL MO
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TAILORS

~~-~-~~~-~~~~-~~~-~~-~~~~~
ROSELL. THE TAILOR 10 so. STATE,
Suits and ovcrcoats from SIS up.
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FURNITURE REPAIRING

w. WILLIAMS e. SON. 16s N ST. WAS.
1645-W Upholstering. chairs recaned.
o3l2
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

~<~~~~>~~~~~~-~~~>>~~~
L. G.. O'DONNELL, UNDERTAKGR,
and embalmer. has moved TO new loca-
ton. 225-227 South West Temple street
Realty bldg. Phono $50 o3399
EBER w. HALL. UNDERTAklIR AND
embalmer 1bi So. West Temple, Phone
sos d3
LARKIN-HULL UNDERTAKING COM
pany; modern chapel parlors. 2s5 So.
?nd East. Wasatch SIZE, Open day and
night. m1392
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COAL AND KINDLING

E. L. DEAL. COAL. BLOCK WOOD
and E!ndling. lG5 East 18th South: both
phones. h2o
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WALLPAPER CLEANING


HOME PhPaR CLEANING co. BEST
work: experienced men prices right.
Office Duval's paper store d3f79
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WANTED
Wanted-MaIe Help.

AMBITIOUS YOUNG MEN BETWEEN
- and 20. who arc not getting alonG
wei. miss a great chance II they fail to
investigate the United states Navy.
You ought 10 know in full about tho
good pay; steady advancement: free
board and lodging: fine training and
trades; and to save money, and tho op~
portunlty to travel and see the world
Call at Navy Recruiting Station, Judge
sidg.' r. 3rd South and Main. SITS" salt
Lake CITY Utah. and get full partlcu-
lars Or write for 1.-THE Making OF n
Mans '-Warsman;' fascinating free book
all about navy life. etc Send today to
Bureau of Navigation, Box 3J2. Navy
Department, Washington. d c. m@99g
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SWITCHES

-~-~>-~-~>~~~-~--~-~>(>~~o~~~
FROM COMBINES, So UP. GUARAN-
teed Harmony Millinery. eh3 S. state.
W 561S. k2122
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BOOKS AND CARDS

-. - ~--s>---~
TIE BEST SELECTIONS OF BOOKS
and engraved Xmas cards at the Des-
eret SUNDAY School Union Book Store IS
E. South Temple street ms14
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WANTED
Wanted-Female Help.

GIRLS ~ ALL DEPARTMENTS. AP-
PLY READY FOR WORK AT A. M
AND p. M. DAILY. TROY LAUNDRY
t?i SOUTH 9TH EAST.
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FACTORY GIRL LOST MONTHS S
wages, green purse, shopping district
or Wandomere car. Miss Boyd. McDon-
aid Chocolate Co. 50 reward, m21S0
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LADIES' TAILORS
,ADIEs' AND CENTS TAILOR

{. w HULL go CONSTITUTION
building onpostc T. G. NJ. !. Your own
material made Up. h134
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CHINESE HERBS

l. 81 WOO. 2S5 WEST IND SOUTH.
all diseases cured with his cclebrat-
ed Chinese re3nc3icG. nj 26
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FOR RENT
For Rent-Houses Unfurnished.

SIX ROOM MODERN. 322 W. n. T.,
within one block OF high school and o.
S. l.. depot. Key ut 32j. next door. ml787
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BOWLING ALLEYS


BOWLING PARLORS. 225
Main. Prizes each weeB for ladies'
hlgh scores n56l
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MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

JOHN J. I.AASS.
Mechanical engineer, structural! design
ing and general drafting. InventIrg
speciality Office No. 902 Kearns bldg
TeI Wasatcn 1896 m23G6
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PICTURES AND WALLPAPER


PICTURE FRAMING AND HOUSE DEC
Grating. George w, Ebert & Co.. III
Main ST. k27l3
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GROCERY SPECIAL.


sugar. 2oc; pkcs Cereal coffee. &c,
lbs. rice navy beans or chill beans
25c: good broom, 2Cc: good cocoa ID. 25c;
Iume's SALMON, for Soc; lard is down,
o5c: cans corn, I5c; best soft shell
walnuts. H.. zoe. lbs. dates. 25c: Q lbs
Jonathan apples. Zoe; good oranges. doz..
15c: split peas, lb., sc; good mixed nuts
H.. 15c: cans strawberry JAM
Csc: creamery butter 35c: . lbs
eastern cheese, l5c; straight grade -four
Il 40: new w n,incement Ib, ioc, pinenn..
pie. can l0c; pkgs creamery butter.
CSC. citron and lemon peel, 90c 3 lbs
Sultana raisips. 25c; . pkgs. mincemeat,
l5c. Chicago Store. 1IG W. First South
m3TS5
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LOST AND FOUND

lOST-L&DY'S NECKLACE AND PEN
dant, purple stone. Reward Return TO
Tribune office. m2033
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MONUMENTS, ToMBsToNEs

LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM. Z.
Mckenzie. Display wards. Aso So. State.
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NURSE

NURSE. CONFINEMENT CASES: WILL
60 sorne housework II necessary. Wa
Eatch 4S1l-W mlS56
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5-RooM MODERN COTTAGE. 4as Il.
4th South. ml8i2
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PYORRHEA SPECIALIST
CHIMNEY CLEANING

CHIMNEY SWEEPING AND FUR
mace cleaning. Leave orders at Druehl
FrankeD's Wasatch 100 k1903
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CHIROPODTST

CECIL & CECIL. GRADUATE CHIRO~
practors. 1ncurablcs and female trou- =
bles our speciality. Consultation free
Suite 40S, 2S5 Main ST MS
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SUCCESS INsERANcE-UTAH BUsI-
ness College preparation for business
lifos Start u course now. Boston DICE
day or night. eleaa
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SAFES REPAIRED


ALSO KEY FITTING AND Lock
work specially. i. l.. Lock Works
Was Ah5d hlQ40
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WANTED BRlGIIT CAPABLE LADY
with money TO invest and take charge
OF Beauty Parlor. also act as salesman
.or large eastern house A-le. Tribune.
mIGl5
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FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. BASE
neDt First Congregational churcp, we
set you a position free OF charge IsIe, ere,
phone o822 t2ti9
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MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN FOR GEN,-
eral hoUsework, Phone Wasatch oos nj, W.
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DANCE-LEARN TO DANCE. WALTZ
two-stcp, threc-step, taught in four
iessons; GS Postotfce place, bet Main
and Wcst Temple. Dancing Tuesday.
THURSDAY and Saturday nights Mr. and
Mrs Woodward. instructors Lessons
dally,
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LOST-BBACK MJFF AT MOOSE
club. Return to Moose club Reward.
m3T23
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WILL DISMISS SCHOOLS.
Lehi Pupils Excused From Studies to
Aid in Gathering Beet Harvest.

Special to The Tribune
LEHI, Oct. ls.-In order that the
school children may aid in the beet
harvest, the schools Of Lehi will be
closed all next week. This action was
decided upon following the announce
ment of officers Of the sugar beet fac
tory that unless something radical wns
done, the farmers would probably be
caught with the beets still In the
ground after winter starts in. The
high school will also be closed for sew
eral days
Owing to the low price Of sugar,
high railroad rates, reduction in the
tariff and the low per cent Of sugar
in the beets this year, the sugar fac
tories Of Utah and Idaho under the
control Of the Utah-Idaho Sugar com
pany will enforce for the first time the
provisions Of the beet contracts made
with tho farmers.
The contracts have sliding scale of
prices, varying with the percentage of
sugar in the beets. However, this has
never been enforced, the farmers hav-
ing been paid flat rate of $5 ton
at the factories and $4.75 when shipped.
Orders to strictly enforce the provi-
sion providing for reduced prices where
the amount of sugar is small were sent
out yesterday TO all the sub-agents.
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SCHOOL FAIR SUCCESS.
Exhibit Of Work by Pupils In Ogden
City Shows Excellence of Training.

Exhibit Of Work by Pupils in Ogden
City Shows Excellence Of Training.
Special to The Tribune
OGDEN. Oct. 1S.-Nearly every de,
partment of public school work was
represented in school fair which at
tracted the attention of visiting teach.
ers from northern district counties and
several hundred citizens Of the city
who visited the high school building TO-
day. The elaborate exhibit was pre-.
pared for the principal purpose of
demonstrating to the visitors the work
Of modern educational system.
The large domestic arts room was
converted into a typical fair building
It was equipped with booths in which
The scores of articles were On display
The exhibit included chickens, ducks
and other fowls from the yards Of stu,
dent farmers; display prepared by the
students of the archaeological depart
ment; tables, chairs and u variety OF
other furniture from the manual train
ing department; the best products from
the school gardens; art work and col
lection of antiques collected by the his
tory classes. The jars of fruit and
preserves prepared by the domestic
science students attracted much atten,
tion. Because of the interest shown
by citizens Of the city, it has been de.
cided to make the school fair an an.
nual event,
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TEACHERS LISTEN To
ILLUMINATING TALKS
Continued From Preceding Page.)

executive was read by Moroni Olson
at 1890 O'Clock. On behalf of the
board of education OF Ogden City,
President Hyrum Pingree welcomed
the visitors to the city. After the re-
sponse by Superintendent D. O. Peter
son, of the Box Elder county schools.
Superintendent John NJ. Mills intro
duced DR.. Hoag
In his lecture on "The Physical
Handicaps Of Children and How to
Recognize Them,' DR.. Hoag enumer-
ated all of the child ills which inter
fere with their work in the school
room. He made the point that it is
not necessary to employ medical ex-
perts to locate physical defects of
children as teachers with enough in
telEgence to be teachers can detect
them.
Mrs. Lowe was the speaker at the
afternoon session, outlining the work
Of instructing the students In art. At
the third and final session of the con-
vention this evening Dr. Hoag deliv-
cred an illustrated lecture on "Some
Undiscovered Tragedies of Childhood. -
Following the morning meeting the
various superintendents present were
the guests Of Superintendent Mills at
luncheon in the Weber club.
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lDGDEN DEPARTMENT
MUNICIPAL BATTLE
IN OGDEN AROUSES
CONTINUED From Preceding Page)

nounced today that he would be q busy
man from now until the final election on
November 4.
The indications today were that va
rious candidates have organized to such
an extent that certain "slates' have
been formed. With State Secretary Da-
vid Mattson taking more or less in
tense interest in the outcome, the voters
have reasons to believe that certain
association links the candidacy Of Rowe
for mayor missioner: Oscar B. Mad
son for four-year commissioner, and A.
F. Larson for auditor. On the other
side there is said to be an indefinite or
ganization of the Fell, Flygare and w.
D. Van Dyke interests. Apparently all
other candidates, with the exception of
the Socialists, are running absolutely
Independent.
Basing his claims upon thorough
canvass Of the seventeen voting dis.
tricts, !. T. Parsons, chairman Of the
Socialist county committee, declares
that the Socialists will receive approx
mately one~third Of all votes cast at
the primary on Tuesday and that all
four candidates will attain a place on
the final ticket. One Socialist, for Judge,
is already assured place.
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State News
UNITY IS EVIDENT.
In Box Elder County Only One Town
Except Brigham Has Two Tickets.
In Box

In Box Elder County Only One Town
Except Brigham Has Two Tickets.
Special TO The Tribune
BRIGHAM CITY, Oct. 1S.-In all
parts of Box Elder county political
activity is evident. The various small
er towns have been holding mass
conventions during the past two or
three days, and have selected tickets.
SO far but ono town outside of Brig
ham City has two tickets in the field
In Bear River City the Citizens and
and Peoples tickets will be placed on
the ballot
The lineup Of nominees Of tho va,
rious towns for the coming municipal
election on November 4, follows.
Garland-President, William L. Gro
yer; trustees, NJ. D. Evans, Joseph w.
LOWS, R. l.. Bush, James Jensen
Tremonton-For president, j. R. A.
Whitlock; trustees, 8. B. Watland, Fl.
l.. GePhart, Ward Wyatt, V. R. Smith.
Corinne-For president, J: Y. Ferry;
trustees, William House, William Brad.
Fielding-Eor president, Q. W. Earl;
Frank j. Walker, Oliver Wood.
Bear River City, Citizens ticket
For president, P. NJ. Hansen; trustees,
Hans Thorsen, Nephi Jeppson, P. s.
Jensen, Junius Thompson. People s
ticket-For president, George Christen-
sen; trustees, Bernard Hansen, A. E..
Holmgren, Nephi Jeppson, p. L. An
derson. Nephi Jeppsen received the
nomination on both tickets.
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AS MANY POWER PLANTS.
st From Fourth District of Ma
nal Forest Shows Development.
aJ 70 The T'rIbnpn

u From Fourth District of Ma
hal Forest Shows Development.
u to The Tribune.
DEN, Oct. ls.-With thirty-three
helectric power plants IN opera
pn national forest land, 2S,600
bower of electrical energy is be-
enerated throughout the Fourth
%, according to the records at the
headquarters. Some of the plans
perating under permit and others
sspass now involved in litigation
hg in the circuit court of ap-
! total number of power plants in
,astrict,. including those on private
Vas well as those on the national
,ts, are approximately 100, having
bstalled capacity Of 10000 horse
+. These plants are all in opera
In addition to this, permits have
ISSUED by the forest service for
ydro.electric power plants TO be
ted on national forest land in
1district, involving capacities of
horsepower, while three additional
ITS, aggregating 1920 horsepower
ities are at the present time un-
pnsideration.
ZEN permits for transmission lines
been issued to power plants To-
N on private land. the power from
the operators desire to transmit
n national forest land. Where
transmission lines are the only
yns of the power works on nation
rest land, rental charge Is made
Iper mile.
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THOMAS H. CARR.
CONTINUED From Preceding Page.)

1t has begun to take on metropoli-
tan airs.
I believe that It's future
growth can only be stopped by d.
latory methods Of handling city
affairs that have been INDUCED in
In the past. AS a business man T
fully appreciate that what Ogden
needs and must have is pro-
gressive, energetic business admin
istrntion Of municipal affairs. So
far as public activities are con-
cerned, I am determined, if elected,
to devote all my time and energy
to every municipal enterprise that
spells "a bigger and greater Og-
den.' In other words, the Ogden
that We ought to have.
I believe In the equal distribu-
tion and expenditure of public
funds in every ward and precinct
of the city and that in the expendi,
ture OF public funds no
one section Of the city be
shown any fnvoritism over and
above any other section Of the city.
[ also believe in the strict and
positive enforcement of the laws
and ordinances relating to munic-
ipal affairs. In other words, L
desire to say, that, if elected, l will
give to Ogden City an administra-
tion in the line of its present CON
ditiOn aud possibilities, and shall
fairs as city rnthor than a vii.
lage." (Advertisement.)
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RETURNS FROM EAST.
Ogden Woman, Interested In Mission
Work, Visits Many Prisons.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, Oct. 1s.-After an absence
Of two months in the east, Mrs. T. M,
Montg gomery of 2431 Grant avenue has
returned to her home in this city. Mrs
Montgomery has taken marked inter
est in missionary work among prisoners
in local jails, and while in the east she
visited many prisons, including those in
Springfield, Mo-; Kansas City and
Denver. Also the federal prison at
Fort Leavenworth, Kan. She &C.
quainted herself with prison conditions
and obtained much information, which
will be valuable in her future prison
work here.
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HONOR FOR HORN.
Prominent Odd Fellow Of Haley Made
Secretary Of Grand Lodge.

Secretary Of Grand Lodge.
Special to The Tribune.
CALDWELL, Idaho, Oct. ls.-Grand
Master s. D. Taylor Of Boise today
appointed Presley T. Horn of HALEY
to be grand secretary Of the Idaho
grand lodge, I. o. o. F. Announce
ment was made at the same time that
Grand Patriarch George Hulbert, of
Boise, had also appointed Mr.. Horn
to act as grand scribe of the grand
encampment. The appointee fills the
position made vacant by the recent
p promnent edge odd eow III and at presena IS
holds the position of register of the
United States land office at Haley.
He will move TO Caldwell, where the
headquarters Of the order in the state
are located, early in the week. While
the appointment is cad Interim un-
til the annual meeting of the grand
lodge, there is little question but that
Mr.. Horn will receive the confirmation
of that body.