Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-19
OGDEN NEWS.
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OGDEN, UTAH, OCT 10. 1901.
JUDGES or CITY ELECTION.
W. c. 7. U. Convention = interesting Orator.
cal Contest Names Of Competitors.
stake Conference SUNDAY school Ju-
yeniIe singing Glasses Church
Burglar Remanded.

The Congregational church was filed
las, evening by an attentive audience
TO listen to the excellent program which
was rendered under the auspices OF the
Women's Christian Temperance union.
The evening was set apart for q gold
medal oratorical contest There were
seven competitors in the contest, six
young ladies and one young gentleman.
The gold medal was awarded to the
young gentleman. Milton Cage, of Pro-
yo, by the judges. His delivery and
gesture we're very good. Miss Graham,
national worker, made the presenta-
ton speech The topic chosen by Mr.
Cage for his grafton was Five Smooth
Stones"
The other contestants and the subject
OF each OF their orations follow;
"A Plea for Rum" Miss Stella Bos-
bey OF Corlnne, Utah,
Little Popcorn Girl" Miss Flossle
Packard, Of Springvlle. Utah.
THE Saloon Keepers Story" Miss
Mary Roberts. OF Ogden, Utah.
individuality Of Conscience in the
Voter" Miss Lucy Wood springyile
Utah.
"The Home Versus the Saloon" Miss
Violet Rutedge, OF Ogden. Utah.
Down With the Traffic" Miss Geor-
gia Borg, Of Mount Pleasant Utah.
A solo entitled Song Of a Heart"
was sweetly sung by Harry Hansen.
Miss Blanche Brown gave several
beautiful plano solos,
One Of the special features Of the
program was the sweet solo and duet
singing by little Grace and Willie Rut-
ledge.
Each number on the program was
well rendered. and deserving of much
praise. The principal point brought
out In each OF the Orati0ns was, tho
curse OF the rum traffic and the great
necessity OF a united effort on the
part OF all loves Of home and God to
down the same.
ELECTION JUDGES.
Following are the names OF the
Judges as approved by the city coun-
Gil In session yesterday;
FIRST WARD.
First district-Ed. Kirwin tR), J. M.
Stephens (D), Richard Anderson CD.
Second district. Walter p. Seelig (R),
Moroni Brown CD, II, A. Llndley CD.
Third district-E. +. Brats (R), AIDA
Mcdowell (R), Adam Gledhill CD
Fourth dstrict--A. J. Heath (R), G..
W. Murphy (R), ]. G. Ellis (D).
Fifth district-James Cassin tR),
John V. Nelson (R), Il. f. Stevens Cd.
SECOND WARD.
Sixth district--Mrs Jennie Nelson
(R), l.. b. Adams (R), d. w, Evans
(D).
Seventh dlstrict--N. Tanner Jr., (D),
Geo. d. ShIpley Cd. J. A. Howard CR).
Eighth district-George Greenweel
Cd, Gilbert Torgerson Cd, A. II.
Moves (a).
Ninth district-Robert Hunter Cd,
D. o. Sullivan Dl. John T. Smyth (R).
Tenth dlstrict-Chauncey Parry Cd.
w. NJ Raymond (R), Mrs. C. A. Bed
ford Cd.
Eleventh dstrict-James Taylor tD),
Walker Barlow CD. Chas. Zelner (R).
Twelfth district-W. ID. Shaw (R),
Otto f. Lund tR). David Gaisford CD.
Thirteenth district-Audrew Wilson,
(R), Edwin Dix (R), Asal Farr, CD.
FOURTH WARD.
Fourteenth distrlct--A. r. Hestmark
(R), Fred Lambert (R). c. II, Martin
CD.
Fifteenth district--L. b. Balch (R).
G. J.. Lowe Cd, Sadie Saunders Cd.
Sixteenth district-Geo. W. Larkin,
Jr, ID, A. d. +. Reynolds tR). ;.
Farrell fR).
Seventeenth dlstrict--Aaron Jackson
(R), Mercy b. Stevens (R). Fred. Foul
ger Cd.
Eighteenth district-R. NJ. GOurlay
tR), Geo. Wheelwright (R), Austin c.
Brown Cd.
Nineteenth district-Fred. Meissner
(R), Henry f. Steele (R) Paul Van
Komen (D).
Twentieth Observation-Disclosures Gideon
ID, Rufus Ford (R), VIM. Sullivan (D).
FIFTH WARD.
Twenty-nrst district-J. w. Whitley
tR), b. F. Thomas R), b. II. Goddard
Cd.
Twenty second dlstriot-P. j. Lam
mers tR), 7. A. Whalan Cd, A. W.
Meek (R)
Twenty-third distrlct-wilard Kay
(R). c. ]. A. Llndquist, Chauncey Gal,
Cd.
Twcnty-fourth district-L, J. Holther,
ST.. (D). ]. A. Coleman (R), d, W.
Stone I'D.
Twenty-nfth Distributions B. Evans
(R), c, II, Hussey (R). ]. d. Watson.
STAKE CONFERENCE.
The semi-annual conference Of the
Weber Stake will be held In the og-
den Tabernacle, Sunday and Monday.
October Goth and slst. commencing sun.
day at 10 am, Meeting will be held
at 10 am. and PM, each day. Young
Mems Mutual Improvement conference
viii be held Sunday evening az 7.3J
o'clock. II Is expected that some OF
the Apostles and other leading author
tiles OF the Church viii De in attend
ance to address the meetings.
JUVENILE SINGING CLASSES.
The juvenile singing classes, which
We're conducted las, year with such
excellent success, under the direction OF
Prof Joseph Ballantyne for the sun
day schools Of the Stake. win be again
commenced on Saturday, November 2.
II Is urged by the Sunday School Union
board that the parents take more inter
est this year In the classes and have
their children attend. so that the art Of
music may be developed In their young
minds. A new departure In the classes
this year will be the organization o.
an adult singing class. The classes
VIII meet on the date mentioned and
organize and take the preliminary steps
for the commencement OF the seasons
study. The children from 10 10 years
OF age will meet al n. IN. The children
from 10 to II years Of age win meet at
y. m. and the adults classes at p.
m. All who are interested IN the study
OF music are cordially invited TO at
tend.
CHURCH BURGLAR REMANDED.
James Hope. the man who was ar
rested on the charge Of burRlariring the
nnahniln Dha.rch ~ thla city and aioal.