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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-14
Five FunreIas

There Will be four funerals in Ogden
today and one tomorrow
Mrs. Ellen Russell Stevenson died
yesterday morning at a. n. at he.'
home, 1850 Orchard avenue. The fu-
neral services will be held Monday at
Z D. m in the Fifth ward meeting
house Remains may be viewed be-
tween the hours of II and = Friends
invited.
The funeral of the late Otto KLEIN, will
be conducted today by The Mormon
order at the home of WiIIil,n Scho-
nunbach, $50 Twenty fifth street begin
ming at 1870 p. m.
Funeral services of the last Gustav
l. Hamel Will occur today at \. .. L
w hall, Rev. Z. J. Goshen officiating.
There viii be special music both in
English and German. The remains Will
lie in state at the hall from II Il m TO
2:3O y. m. The dead mans brother
August. will arrive in time for the ser
vices. but the younger brother. Otto.
vii likely not arrive till evening.
Funeral services over the remains of
the late Harry Tanner will be held to-
day at y. m. in the Second ward meet
ing house. Remains may be viewed be-
tween the hours of II and $50 Nathan
Tanner, ST.. the boys father. viii; ar
rive today from St. Anthony.
The funeral of the late Mrs Libbie
Dana Rudd will occur today at 3 D. n
IN the Episcopal church.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-14
MRS. PRICES DENIAL.
Did Not Publicly Accuse Mrs. Paul
of Stealing.

Mrs. Hester Price, prOprietress of the
Miller hotel, denies the charges MADE
against her in the SANDER suit brought
by Mrs. Jennie Paul Mrs. Paul, in her
bill of complaint. declared she suffered
great damage to her reputation be
cause Mrs. Price publicly accused ner
of theft and fOrcibly searched her
trunk in the presence of a number Of
persons.
Said Mrs. Price yesterday: L missed
some linen and silVerWare as Mrs. Paul
was leaving. She was making trips
back and forth from the linen closet
and carrying things in her apron. Nat
urally l became suspicious. l spoke to
her alone in a room and told her 1
wanted to search her trunk. She be-
came angry, but consented, and opened
her trunk and took the things out her
self in the presence of her son and a
man who was coming frequently to see
her. ! did not look into any more than
the one trunk and did not search that
thoroughly. Not finding anything that
1 could identify, l said nothing more
about it. l never accused her of steal
ing anything, and all the reports about
my forcing her to let me search her
trunk We're spread by herself, for 1 did
not tell anybody about II.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-14
Branch Normal Notes-

At the Students society last Friday a
very interesting paper, ''The Observer -
was read. This college paper is very non
ular among the students and at the
same time, of much Importance in deveI-
oping taste for literary reading and
writing.
A Normal mandolin and guitar club has
been organized
At meeting of the second year stu
dents held last Wednesday a class or
ganlzatlon was effected. Mr.. Burgess was
erected president of the class; Miss TiIlie
SIaruner, secretary. As class historian
MI warren received the unanimous vote
OF the students, while Mr. Burgess prom
ises to furnish poetry for the class The
class further decided to challenge the
thlrd year students for STORY telling
contest"
The intended trip of the physical geo
grapny class TO the coal mines has unfor-
tunately; Deen postponed, because of the
storm THESE occasional trips TO the
neighbOrhOOd in the interest of geo
gIaphy and geology are treats to the stu
cents IN the study of these subjects Iron
county turn she's abundant material
me manual training class still deter
now studies soldering
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-14
BAD BOYS In COURT.
Two Sent to Reform School and One
Fined.


Two more youthful criminals were be-
lore the bar of justice yesterday They
were George Smith and Edward Row
ers' each of the age of 15-years. The
former had no one to appear and Mead
for him. and to all intents he seemed 10
be an Outcast. But Bowers stepmother
was given an opportunity to tell Judge
Stewart how her foster son had gotten
entirely beyond her control The iudg-
ment Of the court was that both bows
De committed to the state reform
school. The offense charged against
Smith and Bowers was that they had
burglarized the barn of Mrs. WOODBURY.
at the rear of $40 West Second South
street. and stolen a number of articles
OF value on April 3. The young defend
ants pleaded guilty to the charge.
on plea of guilty to the charge Of
petit larceny, John Julian was fined
S25 yesterday by Judge Stewart The
boys father paid the fine and he
walked out of the court room in a pen
ltent MOOD. Young Julian was sentenced
by Justice Lochrie TO serve fifty days
in the county jail on a conviction of
joining with a number of other boys
residing in the southwestern part OF the
city, in breaking into the Rio Grande
Western cold storage warehouse on
Jan. 16 and stealing a keg of Fang
beer. From the judgment of the lower
court an appeal was taken by the de-
of imprisonment.
August Miller charged with house
breaking, and William Dean and Frank
Brown, accused of committing a crime
against nature, were given till next
Thursday TO plead
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Ogden Briefs.

Apostle Reed Smoot was in OGDEN
yesterday.
II. n. Sloan was up yesterday from
the capital.
Mrs. b. L. Beal of Salt Lake is ~isit-
ing in Ogden.
]. E. Bradley. Salt Laker. was in
Ogden yesterday.
The next attraction at the Grand is
Held by the Enemy Tuesday.
A marriage license was yesterday IS
sued to William II. Keyes, -, Of Og-
den, and Miss Mamie Allen, -, OF Den
yer.
Walter Reed yesterday plead rot
guilty to drunkenness and was fined
So He is a minor. but 40 effort was
made to ascertain where he secured
liquor.
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ogden, April Il.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT.
Mrs. Erickson of Harrisville Thrown
from Wagon.

a bad accident occurred about 3:45
yesterday afternoon in which Mrs.
Erickson of Harrisville was painfully,
perhaps seriously injured.
The lady with her little girl was II n
wagon on Twenty fifth street near
Grant avenue. Mrs. Erickson, holding
a babe in her arms, and the little girl
driving. The delivery team of Aaron
Jackson was being turned around on
the Street and it happened thar the
tongue of the wagon struck the seat
and threw the occupants cut. Mrs.
Erickson suffered a dislocated thumb
and elbow, being also hurt internally.
Neither the babe nor the little Sirl " ere
hurt DR.. Fernlund attended the lady.
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On Friday morning Mr.. Oscar Movie of
tns BOARD OF education gave short talk
70 the scnool on the approaching school
election. He emphasized the necessity Of
sGCuhg the voters to the polls, as the
action on The part of the majority who
want them TO continue \ point raised
ny Mr. Moyle was that in case Jhe money
Is not OBTAINED and used to continue the
schools this spring II will result in an
equal additional expense next year
Inc senior class met Friday and decided
TO order bustS of Washington and Wei
ster as their contribution to the Hall of
Eaine of the High school assembly room.
a colossal statute % Apollo Belvidere and
a smaller statue OF Hebe, to be Uurcha Sed
with the proceeds of the art exhibit.
Mr. Harwood's rural paitinS of Utah
scenes IS progressing rapidly.
Inc Wednesday morning exercises of the
%chool were held at Has instead of at
the opening Of school in order TO accom-
mOdatea those taking part in the pro-
The programme opened with q sol,.
Easter Day, by Mrs. Bessie Allison,
who responded to an enthusiastic encore
sang Loeb Lomond" and annie
The Brooklet." by Mrs Allison and MIR.
Edston. Inc programme was one Of the
best that the High school has been ia
Ncred with, and was received with great
enthusiasm.
Principal Hopb oh the Springville
academy visited the school Thursday and
ny piiN SlCS department Is ln1eDted To
the Utah Light & Power companv
and to the Bell Telephone company for
week
Visitors during the past week were:
Reuben T. Evans, Harry W. Nelson and
school; Mrs d. n. Peery and Hartman
Peery of Ogden. Mrs. II. S Young. g e
Stevenson, Nettie Stevenson. Clarice
Thatcher. Dora Snow, D. II. Adams X D.
Beghtii, Mrs. Bessie d. Allison. VIII Al
1Son and Mrs. Jennie =. Nelson Of Ogden;
Mrs. -. l.. Murdoch, Mrs. J. u. Murdoch.
IVY Vinegar James d. Murdoch. Hazei
Gunner, Grace ClawsOn Miss Colburne
Miss Bessie Blair. Florence Robinson
Mrs. William {. Jennings, Mary Wight
man.
MeSSrS- Oscar MOyle and Joseph
GeoShegstn of the board Of education were
visitors Friday.
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Ogden Churches.

First Presbyterian church-Morning
service from Eek. xxxvi, SO: STEAD
fastness of God Toward Believers -
Miss Mitchell viii sing Hastings "Oh,
Eyes That Are Weary" Evening serV-
ice at 1880 from Acts Y. /: Character
the True Gateway to OppoSdnity.f
Mr.. Milligan will sing 1.-The City of the
King" There will be an anthem at
each service. Union Young People s
society meeting at $50 O'Clock Rev
Mr. Bigelow of Salt Lake, president of
the Utah Christian EndeaVor, will adj
dress the meeting. Other Salt Lake
speakers will be present. All are in
vited.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-14
Court Matters

In the district court yesterday Georse
Porter was appointed administrator cf
the estate of sthe late John DoucIas. IS.
Bonds were fixed at 500
Charles Layfield was arrajcned yes
terday on two counts of burglary and
plead not guilty. His cases were set
for May 6.
=. A. Miller yesterday fled suit
against Andrew Miller ct al. 20 quiet
title to certain real estate
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-14
SYMPATHY FOR TOLSTOI.
Ex-Captain in Russian Army Re-
nounces Country and Religion.

Paris, April I'm. Diterix, an ex-
captain of the Russian army, whose
sister is the wife of Count leo Toll
stoi'S son Andrew, has written an
open letter to NJ. Pobiedonostzieff
chief procurator of the holy synod
which viii be published in the Aurore
of the Paris.
In this letter NJ. DiteriX says he re-
nOunces his religion and nationality on
account of the accommodation of
Count Leo ToIstoi. NJ. DiteriX is now
residing in England.
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SpringviIle School Notes.

The Central school was visited last
THURSDAY by Captain Frederick L StolI
OF Washington, ID. g, who talked TO the
Puplls OF the eighth grade, and in de-
raIional on the battle of Santiago.
Inc following teachers ar engaged for
n IR9iL year; l.. z. Eggertsen principal;
" iL.Is *. Johnson. Harold Alleman, Aaron
roy lance Ida Altman, Julia Altman
Josie Houtz. Mary Thompson. Sabrin3
Cropper. There are still number of
vacancies.
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Will Fight for Ogden.

A meeting was held last night in the
Weber club for the purpose of dis
cussing the movement of Salt Lake to
get the Southern Pacific cutoff built
around the lake to Salt Lake instead
OF across it to Ogden. The matter was
generally discussed and it was decided
TO have committee attend to Ogden s
interests in case the services OF a COM
mittee are required.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-14

Professor William Stewart, with Mr..
Cummings, went 10 Pennington Saturday
mornlng 10 ADDRESS the teachers of DAVIS
county on the same subject
Mark brown, Arthur Wiling and Leroy
Sanders were the three debaters chosen
10 represent Utah IN the Utah-Nevada
debaCa at Reno next May. Messrs- H. IL
Fry and Parker b. pratt are the alter
mates.
The Zeta Gamma society of the univer-
sfty came out victorious in the debate
Frlday night with. The kno Beta Phi so
csdty of l.. d. S. college.
Mr. Leroy Sanders mas been asked by
the b. Y. academy OF Provo to act
oIIielal IN the track meet between the
B. Y academy and the l.. ID. s. college
on April 20, IN tins city.
Charies MOTHS was unanimously elect
ed as manager OF the baseball team at
a meeting or the Athletic association on
THURSDAY last Mr.. Morris takes Victor
BeIfS pace, who resigned, not beng able
TO act as manager and captain.
The athletic GROUNDS are now in good
condition IOr the season. The baseball
ana basket bail grounds are in excellent
ORDER practice WORK uuuer Instructor
Holmes Deing zone every Gay On Thurs
Gay one OF z series OF tne practice games
between the University ana All HauOWs
baseball teams took place The score
boys Students interested in lawn tennis
met on FRIDAY and made arrangements
Tor the purchase OF tennis outfits.
Professor Wliiiam kOyiance Will lee
ture at the university at 2.30 next Tues
day on China. = series of lectures viii
Between China and other Nations"
MIS-. X l.. McGhie or Salt Lake and
Miss Broombead of Montpelier, Ida,
were seen at the university FRIDAY
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-14
WILL SAIL FOR ARCTIC.
Walter Wellman May Command the
Steamer Magdalena.

London. April 13.--Walter Wellman
sailed for New York today from South
ampton on board the American line
steamer Magdalena, now being refitted
at the yards where DR.. Nansen's Fran
was built. Mr.. Wellman said the Mag
dalena win sail for the Arctic regions
this year or next. but he added, Il
do not know whether I shall command
her or not
Mr.. Wellman says there is no truth
in the report that DR.. Nansen and the
Duke of Abruzzi are going on an ex-
petition together. DIR. Nansen has no
Arctic plans on hand, while the Duke
of AbruzZi is at present combining his
ambitioa 10 the Antarctic regions.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-14
INSTITUTE AT LEHI.
All the Congregational Schools Took
Part

A successful institute for all the
Congregational schools Of Utah closed
Saturday at Lehi- 1t was conducted by
superintendent Frank Webster Smith
of Salt Lake. All the teachers were
present. Two sessions were devoted 20
nature study and most of one session
TO language. A number of Salt Lake
teachers furnished outlines and direc-
tions for special lessons.
These were Misses AIayne, ScOviI!e,
Reilly, Paul, Bowman, Goodby, Vimont,
Mrs AmeS and Mrs. Daft. Professor
Horace Cummings of the state normal,
gave the address which was on Ma
ture Study" There was general parti-
cipatiOn in discussions.
After the institute many of the
teachers visited the sugar factory
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-14
Fire in Fire Station.

There was a hot time over at the
fire station last night. Fire broke out
in the store room. resulting in damage
amounting to about $500. The blaze
was quickly discovered and was put
out with a small garden hose. The
theory of the department as to the
cause of the fire is that some matches
stored III the room We're ignited by
mice.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-14
Melville Shot Bankrunt.

Judge Maloney yesterday made an
order declaring Melville Sholl d bank
rupt. The first hearing of creditors
is set for May 3. Judge Maloney made
the order as referee. acting for Judge
Marshall, who is out of the district
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-14

pedo boat destroyer GoIdsborough was
morning. A trihing accident resulting
from the breaking of three-quarter
inch brass steam pipe caused a delay.
however. and the trial viii not occur
until Monday or Tuesday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-14
Notice, Eaglesl

You are requested to meet at the
Erie Sunday, April Il. to attend the
funeral of our deceased brother Gus
i. Hamel. All visiting Eagles are re
quested to attend.
MAX DAVIDSON, w. Pres.
d. 7. TRACY, w. Secy.
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PuffS under the eyes; red nose; pirnple-
blotched, greasy face don't mean hard drink
ing always as mich as it shows that there IS
BILE IN THE BLOOD. It is true, drink
ing and over-eating overloads the stomach.
but failure to assist nature in regularly dis
posing Of the partially digested Iurnps Of food
that are dumped into the bowels and allowed
to rot there, is what causes all the trouble.
CASCARE1S will help nature help you, and
will keep the system from filling with poisons.
will clean out the sores that tell of the sys-
stems rottennesS. Bloated by bile the figure
becomes unshapeIy, the breath foul, eyes and
skin yellow; in fact the whole body kind of
fills up with filth. Every time YOU neglect TO
help nature you lay the foundation for lust
such troubles. CASCARETS will carry the
poiSonS out Of the system and will regulate
n pain Start to-night-one tablet-kesp It op for
s. and you win feel right, your blood viii Be rich
of CASCARETS, take as directed If VOC are not
Bile bloat is quickly and permanently
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-14

First Church of Christ Scientist
Services II a. M Subject, Doctrine of
AtOnement-" Sunday school II m
wednesday evening meeting s p. m.
All cordially invited Free reading
room, suite PIP Loan and Trust build
ing. Open daily from > TO 3 p. m
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-14
AgrieuIturaI College.

Miss Martha r. Fisher a sister of Mrs
EngIe, and teacher In the primary grade
OF the Grant scnoOl, OSden, has beer
! spen0lng a week at professor Epgte's.
The Illinois Wesleyan university al
Bloomington has notslied Pro- essOr Engie
tnat II expects TO confer upon him, at
the coming CONNIE ncement, the degree
OF bachelor of Philosophy in general cul-
When Director 0Nidtsoe returned from
the meeting OF the Dairymen's associa-
uOn, on Tuesday, he hound that a new
tdSS On the hlli; ana the lndlcauons are
that the youngster will direct the house
hOtd permanently.
Messrs. LlnfIeid. Merrill and Widtsoe
or the station staff presented papers at
the meeting Of the Dairymens associa-
ton in Salt Lake City during conference
week Others OF the faculty at the cap
ital were President Kerr, Messrs. Snow
ana Swensen, and Misses Baker. Holm
The attendance at the college is not
large at the opening OF the term Hair
Il dozen students are Ill with smallpox.
seVeIaI more are unGer quarantine, and
a rev have permanently withdrawn.
Professor Swendsen has just returned
from Provo where he went several days
ago 90 look after some experimental work
m irrigation.
Mrs. Swendsen entertained the Logan
Sewing circle on Wednesday.
ne horticultural department is busy
with spring pruning, orchard, forest,
plantation and native shrub coming I'M
der the knife.
Artillery drill is now on. The officers
OF The cadet corps have fIst presented
The library reading room with a photo
graph OF themselves, neatly framed.
me librarian reports d lively call for
BOOKS bearing on botanical subjects
botany being one of the few subjects just
beginning
BENJAMIN Carlisle, a former student.
has just been employed by the horticul-
tural department as general utility
man.
The Sociology club met last week at
Instructor Peterson'S. Mr. Robinson dis
cussed The State a Commonwealth:
PROFESSOR Engle discussed Sociology and
science, and the whole club discussed
Mrs. Petersons culinary achieVements-
which are SAID to be great
The SOroSls elected at its last meeting
as Officers for the remainder of the wear
Misses Cooper. Groesbeck, Caine. Web
Ster and Evans
MISS Evans of the senior class was
called home to Lewiston on Tuesday nv
the serlnms ilnass of her fathnr-
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Verdict for S. 600

The case of Ingrid Olson. admins
TRAITOR against the Oregon Short Line.
went to the jury about 4:3O o'clock
yesterday At o'clock the jury re-
turned with a verdict against the roll
road company in the sum of $4,000.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-14

The choir at St. Josephs church will
sing the same mass today as they did
on Easter Sunday. 1t is a treat for
the music-loVing souls. Fred Tout will
sing the same offertory solo.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-14

There will be preaching today at the
central Park Presbyterian church
Morning subject, "Christ's Teaching
on the Cross" Evening subject, Christ
the Only Door to Heaven" NSabbath
school at 3 o'clock. All are invited.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-14

At the congregational church today
the subject will be "A Post Easter
Message-A Sermon to Honest Doubt
ers.' IN the evening the pastor will
speak upon the subject of THE Cost
of Unrighteousness.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-04-14

You are most cordially invited to
attend services at the Baptist church
this morning and evening Preaching
by the pastor. Special music by choir
and quartette in the evening.
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When You Change

to your spring underwear, our stock
of medium weight fabrics Will appeal
to you in colors and qualities.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO,
I66 Main street
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We Filter

ali water used to produce our un
eXcelIed work on shirts. collars, cuffs.
hannels, blankets and lace curtains.
TROY STEAM LAUNDRY
166 Main street
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First Methodist Church-There will
be reception of members at the
morning service. The pastor will
preach today at both services. Sub
Jet of the morning sermon. The
Scorn of job The evening subject is.
The Pre-eminence of the Children of
Heavens Kingdom
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now holds responsible position with the
Ctan Loan & Mortgage company in Lo-
Mrs. Anna Bartholomew Robbins. a
former teacher at the Grant school. but
for some time a resident of Mercur was
q weicome visitor at the Grant school
during the week.
Superintendent Cooper went to Heber
City yesterday for The purpose of ad-
dressing the teachers OF Summit county
AZ that place.
On Wednesday the Lowell numbered
among its visitors Superintendent Allison
OF the ogden schools; Mr. D. II Adams.
principal of the Madison. and MIR. Begin
tol, teacher in the Madison.
Mrs. Spencer and Mr.. Barnes were in
tereSted visitors at the Union school on
Principal d. II. Adams of the Madison
schooi, ogden, was visitor at the
Miss Dora Snow of ogden. the teacher
OF the eight grade Grant school in that
city. visited the Salt Lake schools during
the past week Miss Snow was much in
terested in the work of the history class
III MISS BAN S room at the Lowell.
Misses Nettie Mckay and Lottie Bur
bldge of the Ogden schools We're visitors
at the Bryant school on Wednesday last
81, Miss Mary and Jennie Garfield of
the Oquirrh school have moved TO 32f
East Fourth South street
MT. Frank Evans, formerly superintend-
eHI OF summit county, was d visitor at
several OF the city schools during the
week M Evans is at present teaching
In the CoaIyiIle schools
@iss Lena Pratt and Miss Druce spent
Iuesoay last visiting at the Bryant.
State Superintendent Nelson went TO
brigham City to address the Cache cOun-
" teachers there Saturday morning
MT. Newman and Mr. Giauque Of the
board of education were visitors AT the
LlncOln school ON FridaE
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woman in lac Case.

ST. Louis, April 13.-William II. Huss-
man, an Office employee of the Barrett
Manufacturing company for thirteen
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The Gospel Mission, 363 Twenty
Iourth street. Topic for tonight,
'Mary,-Rabbonii'' PRAYER service
Thursday night at 80. Social insti-
tute every first Thursday of each
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$3.50 TO SALT LAKE & RETURN
Via Rio Grande Western Railwav.

Ia A01O ~AAe'AAO0 w Il A@fAAi way
To attend funeral of late President
George -. Cannon, April il. Special
train at 9 4. m.