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stock shall be cumula tive and shall be
payable before any dividends OH Class
| - preferred stock. or the common stock.
shall be paid or set apart. SO that. II.
for any year. dividends amounting to 8
per cent shall not have been paid there
on. the deficiency shall be payable be-
fore any dividends shall be paid upon,
or set apart. on the Glass b preferred
or the common stock.
Whenever cumulative dividends on the
Class preferred stock for all previous
years shall have been declared and shall
have become payable and the accrued
semi-annual installments for the current
year shall have been declared and the
company shall have paid such declared
cumulative dividends for previous years,
and such accrued semi-annual Install
ment upon Class \ preferred stock. and
net profits sum sufficient for the pay
ment thereof, The holders OF Class pre-
ferred stock shall be entitled to receive,
when and as declared from the remain
ing surplus or net profits Of the cor
pora tion, after the payment OF the cumu-
Iative dividends and the accrued semi
annual installment upon Class A pre-
ferred stock, as eforesaid. yearly divi-
6epds at the rate OF per cent per an
mum. and no more, payable semi-annual-
ly.
stock shall also be cumulative and shall
be payable before any dividends on the
common stock shal! be paid or set apart
sG hat H. TO for amy CENT sa nn sDss
been paid on said Glass preferred
stock. the deficiency shall be paS'a bls
before any dividends shall he paid up
on or set apart for the common stock
Whenever all cumulative dividends on
the preferred stock. both Class and
Class 3. for all previous years, shall
have been declared. and shall have be-
come payable. and the accrued semi.
annual InstalIments for all the preferred
stock for the current years shall have
been declared, and the company shall
have paid such cumulative dividends for
previous years upon both classes of pre-
ferred stock. In the order aforesaid. and
also such semi-annual InstalImeots
thereon, as aforesaid, or shall have set
aside from it's surplus or net profits |
sum sufficient for the payment thereof |
as aforesaid. the board of directors may |
declare dividends out OF the net profits |
and earnings OF said corporation. pay |
able at such time may be by reso |
lution OF the board OF directors provided, |
to the holders OF Class 4 preferred stock |
and common stock of the company, |
equally: that is to say. Class A pre-
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sioner, said yesterday that the milk
station already is proving a thorough
success. He is confident OF splendid re
suits before the summer is over.
During, the short time that | was
at the station this morning seven moth
ers brought ailing babies to the station
TO obtain a good milk supply and to
find out what was the matter with the
little tots,' he said. "We were able
not only to furnish the right kind of
milk, but to give some advice and sug~
gestions that ought to help those little
ones over their troubles. -
Miss Stewart is stationed at the milk
depot dispensing milk and advice, while
Miss Korous and Miss Carrie Roberts
are engaged in canvassing work They
visit homes on the west side that arc
apt to be in need of the aid the health
department is offering, and solicit Gus
toners for the milk station. These
nurses are doing a helpful work by in
structing mothers personally as to the
care Of their babies.
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SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that d special
meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Keith o Bricn company, corpora ton.
COMPANY at It's place Of business. State
street and Broadway. Salt Lake City,
Utah. on Tuesday, the 2Gth day OF
August, 1913. at the hour OF three
o'clock p IN OF said day
Said meeting will be had and held
for the purpose OF considering the ad-
visibility OF amending the articles Of
incorporation, and. II deemed advisable,
To amend the said articles OF incorpora-
ton In the following respects
To amend Article VI OF said articles
OF incorporation. so as to read as fol-
lows;
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Real Estate Transfers

"; u, Prosser TO Harold j, Brown. part Of
'ot 4, BLOCK 2, Perkins addition ,,...... )
T. Ciaronce Nelson 70 Espcy T. Cannon, pnrt
OF lot J. block l55 plat D -.....,,,,,....
hnofeW ~ Hansen 10 Husioe Hansen. Iota
~ and %. Miller MilIor subdivision -.
E.a w. Rowe 10 J. IL Angel, part Of lot
T. block VI. plat ..,.......,..,,.........
T. W, Tatlock TO William wattord. lots o6
ana -. block 2. Rice & Golders subdivi-
,.....-'.. .....''''..'-. ....,,.,,,,,,..,
j. X Jenscn 10 Bateman Agricultural g. De-
Yeiopmont company. lots . TO Il Sandy
o'utlon pis' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Hotloual Real Estate & Investment company
10 Editli Boloy. lots 1I and rs. BLOCK 9.
Clermont subdivision ........,f....,,...-
william Watford To y. W. Tatlock. lots
and I. block J. North Waterloo.
oeorse Holman 10 Sandy City bank. lots 4
10 8. block 10. Sandy Station plat .....
Grahun Lawrence 10 Zions Savings bank a
Irust company. part Of lot 9. block 81.
pH' =. '',,.'... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Salt Lake city 10 E. w Tatiock. pert az
lot 20, block 2. Rice L. Geldcrs first nddi-
t''t -, '.-sssss, .,.s.,...........
David r. HoweIs to j. r. smith oa,i of iot
50. block Z. Inglcwood addition .....,.,,,.
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Sr,. left yesterday for California to spend
month at the peaches
Mr.. and Mrs. c. !. Tuttle entertained
with circus party last night, followed
by supper at the Bransford.
Mrs. c. c. Dey and daughters. Miss
Eliza. Miss Marjorie and Miss Phoebe.
who have been in Los Angeles, have
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Parker an
nounce the engagement OF their daugh-
ter, Birdie G., TO William Schaaf The
wedding will take place In September.
Announcement OF the enga cement OF
Miss Dorothy Rokidge, daughter OF &.
D. Rookldge, and Arthur G. Tibby, both
of this city, has been made by the par
ents Of the bride. The Rooklidge IA mily
is now in San Diego. Cal, but will re-
turn In a short while. The marriage Will
take place In short while.
Mrs Harry Pottenger will arrive next
Thursday from Wichita, Kan. to visit
Mrs. blbridge l.. Thomas,
Mrs, Joseph Nlbley and children. who
have been visiting In Provo for two
months, Will arrive home Sunday.
Mrs. G. T. Fackelman has gone to
Seattle for visit.
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ferred stock shall share equally with the
common stock in the distribution OF any
such dividends.
In case OF any liquidation. dissolution,
or winding up whether voluntary or In
voluntary, after the payment to the hold
ers Of Class preferred stock shall be
paid the par amount Of such preferred
shares. together with accumulated diyi-
dends thereon. before any amount shall
be payable to the holders OF Class 9
preferred stock. or common stock, and
OF such preferred shares before the pay
ment Of any Indebtedness OF the COM
pany, created or contracted subsequent
to the issuance of such Class A pre-
In case of any liquidation, dissolution.
or winding ur. whether voluntary or In
voluntary; after tn payment to the hold
srs Of Class 4 preferred stock, at the
rar amount OF such preferred shares, to-
gether with accumulated dividends there.
on. as above provided. the holders OF
The paT amount OF such Glass B pre-
ferred shares. together with accumulated
dividends thereon, prior 10 the distribu.,
the corporation among the holders OF
the common stock.
Class 4 preferred stock. and the pres
shs shs BE- hnnWn Glass
preferred stock. shall have no right to
vote at. or participate in, the proceed
OF trSt the company. ON either general or spe-
cial but the holders and owners OF the
common stock OF the company shall have
The sole right to participate in any such
stockholders meeting. either general or
special, and vote the shares OF the com
mon capital stock Of the company. for
the election OF directors and for the
ira ansaction Of all other business OF the
And also. II the said. articles shall be
d IN ended ir the foregoing particulars. to
authorize and direct the board OF direc-
tors OF said company TO cause the nec-
essary documents evidencng such
a nendment TO be filed with the proper
and state officials OF the state
Of Utah.
Said meeting will also be had and held
for the purpose OF transacting such 9TH
er business as shall lawfully come before
IT,
This meeting Is called pursuant to a
resolution Of the board OF directors OF
Keith O Brien company.
JENNIE b. MORGAN.
Secretary.
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Emma Hahn, daughter of Mr., and Mrs
{. D. Hahn of Salt Lake, were married
Thursday, The ceremony was performed
by The Rev. w. a. Belts of the First
Methodist church.
Miss Edna Dunn win leave Sunday for
visit TO Mr. and Mrs. Jay Buchanan
In Portland.
Miss Ida Giles. Miss Marie James and
Miss Vivian Pace are spending the
week end with Miss Bessie Willes at the
w. j, Wiles summer home in Emigra-
ton canyon.
Miss Ophia Delhi will leave today for
her home In Springvlle after visit TO
Miss Carrie Eccles.
Mrs. Harry Edwards gave a luncheon
yesterday 10 the Neishborhood club al
her country home.
Miss Marion Moore is spending two
weeks in Big Cottonwood,
Mrs. Thomas D. Baer and sister, Miss
Matilda Kahn, nave gone 10 Yellow
stone.
Miss Dora We'll OF Baltimore arrived
Friday 10 visit her brother, Max ~ We'll
Mr., and Mrs. G. C. Riser. Jr., accom-
panied by their mother, Mrs. G. c, Riser,
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ARTICLE VI, The amount OF the CAPT
900 90: divided into $500 shares OF the
face or par value OF $4,000 each. The
said capital stock shall consist OF three
classes as follows: $500 shares thereof
shall be known and deslgna ted as Class
preferred stock; $500 shares thereof
as Class Is preferred stock, and $500
The holders OF Class A preferred stock
shall be entitled to receive, when and
as declared from the surplus or net
earnings OF the corporation. yearly div-
dends al the rate OF per cent per
annum. payable semi annually, ON the
dates TO be fixed by the bylaws, or by
resolution OF the board OF directors.
The dividends on Class preferred
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Costly Treatment.

Il was troubled with constipation and
indigestion and spent hundreds of dol
lars for medicine and treatment, -
writes G.. II. Hines Of Whitlow. Ark
Il went to st. Louis hospital, also to
Il hospital in New Orleans, but no cure
was effected. On returning home be-
gan taking Chamberlain IS Tablets, and
worked right along. ] used them for
some time and am now all right Sold
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FOUR NURSES WORK IN
HEALTH DEPARTMENT
Three Employed In Connection With
New City Milk
Station

With the appointment yesterday of
Miss Rose korous, the city health de-
partment now has four district nurses
at It's command, of whom three are en-
gagged in connection with the new milk
station work. In addition to the two
regular nurses employed at the begin
ming of the year, and Miss Korous, the
relief society Of the Mormon church has
provided the fourth. Elizabeth Stew
art, who has been stationed at the milk
depot, Il9 West South Temple street.
DR. Samuel &. Paul health commits,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-02

-ISS RoWENA KORNS entertained
I'll the MiZpah Girls, a club of her
{H friends. last night in compliment
III TO Miss Elvira Bong, who Will
leave Monday for Germany TO
~ music The Korns home. 921 East
venth South. was artistically deco
a. The library and parlor were
eoIden glow and the DINING room I'm
|et peas. 4 large bowl of sweet peas
ned centerpiece for the table. The
sfs, who numbered thirty. extended
Miss Bong their best wishes FOR sue
IN her studies.
|Iss Glenn Walker entertained with
Lilly appointed luncheon yesterday at
home or East South Temple street,
compIiment to Miss Ruth Kerr and
= Grace Kerr OF Seattle, Wash. The
cheon table was decorated in a color
eme Of pink. Two cut glass baskets
uink roses were placed at either end.
J. place cards bore the monogram OF
hostess in pink.
Ia. and Mrs. Edmund Thompson have
led from 666 Second avenue to $50
beth street. Mrs. It. L. Thompson
Los Angeles, mother of Mr.. Thomp-
will be a guest at the Thompson
,e for the remainder OF the summer,
|rs. Norris Child and daughter, Miss
noes Child, OF Boston. are guests OF
and Mrs, w. H. Child.
1ciety will be well represented at the
oIng Of the new ,orpheum theater r,, to,
~ All OF the boxes VIII be filled
! prominent people and number OF
les Will be entertained In the loges
In the body OF the house, a concert
m orchestra Of fourteen pieces on
Irnezzanine floor immediately preced-
,{he performance will be an interest
Ieature
n and Mrs. Harry Eccles entertained
|rsday with luncheon at their sum-
home. Pine Crest, in Emisra uon
Yon. The luncheon table was deco
b in wild flowers. The guests were
and Mrs L. Clark Mr.. and Mrs. j.
lWitbeck, Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Win
ter and Mrs. Rich,
rs. Sidney C. Smith left yesterday for
Ter sister, Mrs, Jack Raymond. She
also visit Colorado Springs and Den
and Mrs. NJ. 5. orrlck left yester-
Ito motor 20 Oakland, Cal, where
! will make their future nome.
5. Charles a. Quigley has gone TO
nado Beach for the summer.
Is Mary Luman will give a small
NJ party at the Country club to-
Nor and Mrs. Frank D. Webster are
tied at Fort Douglas today, where
viii be stationed for some time.
Barrett C. Glover has returned
IA y visit TO relatives In the east
4 and Mrs. John G. D. Clark and
Iohn Charles Clark will entertain
a party at the Orpheum tonight
l. Henry c. Coburu will arrive to-
z ~ Join Captain Coburn at Fort Doug |
= Frances MeCprystsl. Mrs. A. Fred
a and Miss Ethel McWiliams left |
0rdpy for the home of Miss Nc
ttal IN Eureka. Miss McChrystaI |
K>een the guest OF her aunt, Mrs ".
a<allace. and Mrs. c. c. Crismon,
III and Mrs Frederick Kellond OF
)UDouglas will leave In a few DAYS
,olumbus barracks. where Captain
Dnd has been detailed.
fr.+-
= L. s, Bowerran entertained sec
. AZ of the Ladies Aid society OF the
Byhuel Baptist church yesterday after
= Calhoon, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Nhoon of Louisville. Ky. and Misc
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Cnange OF Lie LnaC
/ could hardly live.
My husband had to
nail rubber on all the
gates for I could not
stand it to have a
gate slam.
II also had back
ache and q fullness
in my stomach. I
noticed that Lydia
E. Pinkham' g Vege-
fah1e CornDoI,pd uoo
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Marriage Licenses.

Bingham. N
Fred W. Shepard, Sal. Lake end Sylvia Cox
Beaver. '
Victor n Foot Nophi. md Gertrude Hamilton
Beaver.
both OF Nophi
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Salt Lake Statistics
Births.

william Lockycr. 7?l Gonesee street. boy
:. j. Smith. 9o3 Hazel avenue, girl.
eLn Peck. $40 South Glendels street boz.
John Gihnrdi. Twculy first East and Twelfth
sonth streets. girl.
LORENZO Elgren, 6io Lowell boy,
Harmon Cumm!n,D. ssO South Fifth East street
boy
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Deaths.

lhlr1 West street, aged yoars convulsiour.
July 80 1919 Henry ]. wocbkc emergency
hospital. aged Ss yeors. odoma Of The lunge
The Detroit times., 1913-11-15
Mt. Union College Puts Ohio on
The Football Map This Season

and Case. Sort OF startling and EN-
barrassing, to say the least.
Yet Mount Union has proved its
cahber And Bob Dawson. Mount I'm
ions clever coach. has demonstrated
conclusively that he is one OF the
truly great coaches Of the times. BOD
doesn't have to- take a back seat 10
any Ohio coach, and he has earned
the right TO be classed along with
Yost. of Michigan. and Mackiin. OF
the Michigan Aggies. Mount Union
has the material. but also some coach.
After Michigan had walloped Case,
$50. dopesters picked the wolverines
to walk all over Mount Union, an az
gregation that never performed on a
tig line gridiron before. but Michi-
gan had a hard time even winning
from Mount Union.
Mount Union held Michigan's great
team to two touchdowns, and also
crossed the U. of Ms goal line
Owing TO a technicality the score
didn't count. but just the same Mount
Union. on legitimate football. crossed
Michigan's goal line.
The Detroit times., 1913-11-15
VICTORY TO MEAN
CHANCE AT TITLE
Elimination Round on in East
Yale Fights in the Last
Ditch

NEW YORK, Nov. t5.--fhe CHM
ination round in the 1913 football
title fight in the east is on today.
Experts agreed that a decisive de-
feat, today, administered to Yale, by
Princeton, would do much to offset
the muddy victories Of Dartmouth
and Harvard over the Tigers. A win
by the blue. and the New Havenitcs
will go TO Harvard next Saturday
with something like prospect OF a
tie for the title.
Dartmouth having defeated all the
big ones excepting Yale and Har-
ward. whom the big green team has
not met, will claim the champion
ship IL the Carlisle Indians suffer
the short end of the score In today 8
game with the Hanoverians at the
Polo grounds here.
The Dartmouth Carlisle game to-
day was expected to furnish tie best
sport of the season. Both teams are
eoncededly opponents OF the real
open game.
The one intersectional game, is
that between Pennsylvania and
Michigan. II IL up to Pennsylvania
to retrieve the VESTS successful in
vasion of the east this fall. western
teams having four victories over east
ern elevens to their credit.
The Detroit times., 1913-11-15
SCHULTZ, FAST END
MISSING FROM Line
Broken Finger Will Keep M. A.
c. Star From South Dakota
Game

EAST LANSING, Mich Nov. To-
(SpeciaD Schultz, the sturdy left
end of Coach Macklins fighting Az.
gle team. will not be in the lineup,
this afternoon. when the Michigan
farmers face South Dakota for the
final game OF the season ivr both ag-
gregations
Schultz. who broke the second fin-
ger OF his left hand In the Buchtei
game, last Saturday, will be unable to
enter the contest.
Macklin concluded his preparatory
work With twohour secret signal
practice. last night. The Aggie ma
chine seemed 10 be working smooth
ly. and the men showed plenty Of pep
and ginger.
Aside from the usual bunch of COM
plants Of bruises and minor injuries,
the men are i'm excellent shape, far
better than football teams usually are
al this time In the season.
South Dakota should be In good
shape, having played no games for
the last two weeks. and having de-
voted it's entire time to preparation
for the NJ. A. &. contest
The visitors, accompanied by a
large crowd of rooters, arrived In
Lansing last night.
The Detroit times., 1913-11-15
DOPE SHOWS NO
ADVANTAGE FOR
SCHOOL TITLE
Either Way You Figure it the
Schools Chances Are Evenly
Balanced
BOTH COACHES STAKE
regulations TO WIN
Common Opponents of two Clubs
Afford no Basis to Figure
Superiority

Each with an unbroken string Of
victories insofar as Michigan teams
are concerned. Grand Rapids and De-
troit Central high schools will battle
at d. A. C. field this afternoon for
the interscholastic championship Of
Michigan.
though the team average weight Is in
favor of the visitors. The average
weight OF the Grand Rapids men Is
165. while Stockings youngsters aver
age up at 1872 pounds.
In seven games. each team has
been scored on but three times. Each
team has scored 239 points against its
opponents. Grand Rapids has had a
total of Is points made against II
while Detroit Central has suffered "a
counts to be chalked up against II.
The difference In caliber Of the teams
met would more than make up the
difference. the Toledo club scoring 20
Of the "a against Central.
The teams have met but two COM
mon opponents. Battle Creek and
Lansing. and the dope thus afforded
can give ground for argument in
tie Creek. Grand Rapids totaled 102
points. while the Detroit boys counted
but 6S.
Lansing. however. threw big scare
into Birny Fptons lads and they hare
ly escaped with to 0 victory. Two
weeks earlier in the season the Stock
ingites found them rather easy prop
osition. winning 81 to Z.
Coach Stocking wound mp his prac-
tice for the state title game with a
short secret signal practice last night.
Coach Upton and his Grand Rapids
boys arrived in Detroit last night.
They are stopping at the Hotel Stc.
Claire.
Both coaches declare that they'll
win. Stocking says his players ARE
all In the pink OF condition and that,
while the score will not he large, they
will have the edge on the Furniture
CITY visitors.
Upton Is more optimistic. He says
he has perfected his defense and Is
certain that his men can stop Clark
or ANYBODY else in the Detroit lineup
and on the offense he says he has a
few little things that he's willing TO
stake his reputation on.
The field IL in good shape this
morning. The game will start at 2
O'Clock. and the gates will be openedS
half an hour after noon.
Onicials will be: Conklin Michi-
gan, referee: Helmar. Mt Pleasant.
umpire: Huston. NJ A. c.. head lines
man.
The Detroit times., 1913-11-15
TITLE BATTLE
MAY BECOME A
KICKING DUEL
Wet Snow Banked on Field BE-
fore Minnesota Chicago
Contest
BOOTERS EXPECTED TO
ASSUME STELLAR ROLE
Championship of the Conference
May be Decided by the
Air Route

MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. l5~--A wet
snow thar banked Northup field today.
when Minnesota and Chicago met in
the battle for the western conference
title, made IL probably that the great
crowd tanning into the field would
witness kicking duel. between
Stages hooters. Norgen and Russell,
and Quarterback Tollefson. of the
Gophers.
Streams OF rooters were directed
at the gates early in the day. and II
was predicted that 10000 spectators
the greatest crowd that ever saw a
football game In the northwest. would
pack the stadium. Minnesota was a
slight fayorite.
The Detroit times., 1913-11-15
WEST CENTER OF
FOOTBALL STAGE
Minneapolis and Ann ArbOr Will
See Biggest Struggles of
of Season

CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-Two OF three
big football struggles on today's card
were to be staked In the west. At
Minneapolis. "Old Man" Stage and
Doc" Williams sent their brilliant
machines into collision for the
western conference championship.
with Minnesota a slight favorite over
Chicago.
indiana's eleven will compete with
Northwestern. at Evanston. to settle
the cellar championship in the west
ern conference. with the Hoosiers
favorites. Purdue was picked to win
over Illinois, at Champaign.
The Detroit times., 1913-11-15

on the 50yard line and scampered
over for q winning touchdown.
In basketball Heidelberg sent Ia
Detrok one OF the fastest asRre.
gations seen here. When the whistle
blew at the end Of the second half
the score was a tie at 3o-all The
same went into overtime and Mona.
han hoped the winning basket.
The university presents it's full
strength with the exception OF Maher
VINO Win be out. The loss Of Mahsl
- severe