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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-15
SPRINGVILLE.
MENDENHALL REUNION,
Family and Friends Honor Patriarch
VIM Mendcnhnll on 0Oth Birthday.

Family and Friends Honor Patriarch
WIN. MendenhnII on 00th Birthday.
Special Correspondence
SpringyilIe, Utah CO., April l3,-April
., 100 Of the family and friends of Pat
rarch william MendcnhaH met at the
home OF his daughter Mrs. h, l., Bird
TO celebrate his ninetieth birthday The
house was lastly decorated parlor
in pink and green. the library i'm pio-
neer coIors. the dining room I'm the ma
tonal colors, and the reception room
was a representation Of the Menden-
hail home fifty years ago
Uncle william, as he lS commonly
called, Joined the Church I'M Delaware,
when he was "A years old, ana with
his young wife and two children moved
to Nauyoo, where he lived near and
became well acquainted with the
Prophet Joseph smith
lie came TO SprIngyille In 1852 where
he has since resided His family now
numbers l04. Nine children ~ grand
children and A3 grcat-grandchildrcu.
After dinner all were called together
and program, consisting Of songs,
rcCitatious and speeches, was given.
Patriarch Mendenhall was referred TO
as one NJ the pillars Of faith I'm the
Church and ag one Of the best citizens
I'm the community, To the poor and
destitute he has always been father,
When a poor emgrant came to SPRING
VILE he generally went Ia the Menden-
hall home where he always found shelf
cr and work,
The program closed In sweet yet
impressive manner The entire family
was called around Father Meudenhall,
and ms true and honored Patriarch he
gave his testimony and blessing to his
family, commencing by reviewing brief
IS the events that caused him 10 bring
his family to the west and OF the bless
ings that had been given them; he then
bore a feryent testimony TO the truth
fulnoss Of the Gospel as revealed 10
Joseph Smith, pleading earnestly with
all TO cling TO the faith. Then with
upliftcd hands he poured forth his soul
In PRAYER 10 God I'm thanksgiving and
asked that lie would watch over his
family after he was called from their
midst,
An who know him cannot but de-
clare that he stands a noble monument
Of the religion Of the Latter-day Saints,
For over fifty years the name Of
William Meudenhall has been constant.
~ upon the lists Of the Doserct News
foi one or more subscriptions At
present he is sending two SemI-weekly
copies regularly 20 his relatives I'm Del
aware.
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BIRTH RATES OF DIFFERENT MA.
TONS

At present the average English fam
ily consists Of AZ children, while the
French family is only 20. In Italy, one
OF the most prolific and at the same
time most poverty stricken OF nations,
there is an average OF As children
Swedish and Austrian families average
each four children, ODDLY enough, Ire
land, that most dIsthressful country"
beats any country In the world In the
matter Of size Of families, having 5.5
children In each,
Naturally all who have at heart the
real welfare Of their country desire that
she shall be peopled with strong and
healthy men and women. But how can
the children OF poor parents be brought
up healthily IN the sums Of great cit
ies2 The infant mortality is simply
frlghtful,
II III not our birth rate we need to
trouble our heads about, but rather to
see to II that those babies who are
born are decently looked after and
grow up useful citizens instead OF men.
tally morally and physically stunted
and diseased creatures miseries to
themselves and threat to the genera
tons that will come after them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-15
ST. GEORGE.
SCHOOL CONTESTS.
woodward and Branch Normal students
In Mental and Physical Contest

Special Correspondence
st. George, Washington Co., April
12.-Dcputy u. s. Marshal Haywood is
I'm st. George serving subpoenas.
The smeltcr at Shem will start up
again ON the 18th inst.
The weather continues very change
able, with daily showers; consider
able fruit has been killed in different
sections Of the county by frost
The Branch Normal at Cedar City
having challenged the Woodward
school Of st. George In debate, track
meet, and ball game, the challenge
was accepted, and representatives. Of
the school led by principal A, NJ. Mer-
rill and Instructor Macfarlane went
up to Cedar last week and had an an
round meet with thcl- antagonists
mentally and physically In debate
the Cedar team beat 81. George two
points; the Woodward team scored
highest IN argument but the normals
overCame this advantage I'm delyor
When II came to the ball game Cedar
was hardly IN IT, The score stood:
Woodward team, is, Branch Normal.
b. In the track meet the st. George
boys We're at a great disadvantage.
During the jumping, their fastest man
fell and injured his leg badly, which
practically disabled him for the races
and the high altitude materially di.
mInished their lung power, so the
Woodward boys had to be content with
winning the 30 yards dash ana several
seconds. on their return home on
Monday last, the ST. George boys
We're given q royal welcome by their
schoolmates, The silver band went
out to meet them, and n banquet wa
prepared for them In the school build
ing Instructor Macfarane speaks
highly NJ the Branch Normal and tho
treatment accorded the 81, George
teachers and students by the good PEG
pie OF Cedar City
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EVANSVILLE.
BURIAL OF HYRUM BELL
Fell o Victim " observation-disclosures
Calls Mining Activity.
Special Correspondence.


Grantsynle, Tooele co., April IA
The mortal remains Of Hyrum Bell
were laid at rest yesterday IN the city
cemetery, the funeral Of the depart
cd young man being held in the ward
Westinghouse The large congregation
evidenced the esteem In which the de-
ceased was held The speakers were FL
ders II. w. Robinson, G. l., Anderson
James Radcliffe and Bishop J, J."
Wrathall. each making consollng re-
marks To- the bereaved family, and cu-
loglzlng the He ana character OF the
deceased, Hyrum Bell was born In
Grantsyille, Jan, 2, 1854, being q years
old at his death, which was caused
from appendicitis. lie was taken 10
the Holy Cross hospital about seven
weeks ago and on Feb. n, an operation
was performed by Or. Hosmer which
terminated fatally,
Mr.. Charles Johnson will open boot
and shoe store on Main street In a few
days. The building Is already hnlsh-
ed and ready for the stock which Is TO
be made up exclusively OF homemade
goods
Everybody Sas returned home from
conference, having had a good time IN
the visit TO Salt Lake. We nave no
Cannon -Kearns men here, and nobody
has apOstatl2ed, everybody " pursuing
the even tenor OF his way.
The late rains have brought up the
grain and all nature cheers the heart
of man, and prospects for the future
never were surpassed,
Quite a number Of men are now
prospecting on Lakeside mountain, and
other mountain ranges on the desert
and some good ores have been found,
and quite "a number of locations made,
ali i'm anticipation OF the coming Of the
Western Pacific railroad Ola mining
claims which have been abandoned
are being relocated and worked, and
paying ore is being taken out, proyid-
ing the railroad materIalizes.
Elders Archie Elason ana FRANK
Woollev have received letters from
Box y. calling them on missions to the
Pacific Islands They are preparing
TO leave here for their fields of labor
about the 10th Of next month,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-15
UTAH COUNTY HORSE SHOW.
District Court-M, ". Kellogg Appointed
Judge OF Juvenile Court,
Special Correspondence,

Special Correspondence,
Provo, Utah Co, April l5,-Many IF
the horsemen who are here to take
part I'm today's exhibit arrived last
evening, and were entertained by the
Commercial club at socablc given ia
their honor and attended by members OF
the club and many other prominent citt-
2cns
An address Of welcome was given by
President Irvine, in which he expressed
appreciation Of the interest taken In
the exhibition of fine horses and con-
graduated all connected with the hsrse
show on the success II promised to be.
Vocal selections were given by Prof.
A. G, Lund, Miss Florence Jeppesou and
Messrs. r.. II. Irvine, Jr., and Jos. Nc
Allister, Miss Beulah Storrs favored the
company with readings, and Prof Al
bert Miller with some fine violin selec-
tIons. The songs, music and readings
were highly appreciated and generously
encored Delicious refreshments We're
served and very pleasant social eve
ming was passed,
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT
suit has been commenced IN the
Fourth district court by Bird S. Coler
& co. against Consider X. Southworth
and others TO collect Sl6,32Gl2, alleged
to be due on a promssory note and
for $1,000 attorney fees, The indebted
ness Is secured by a trust deed ON what
is known as the Southworth block IN
this city,
The sprlngvllle Construction COM
pany has brought suit against Joseph
NJ. Crandall, Cyrus johnson and c. W.
Straw 10 collect S55s96, alleged TO be
due on a promissory note,
JUDGE OF JUVENILE COURT.
Mayor Roylance, superintendent Of
Schools Rawlings and city Marshal
Henry have selected Judge NJ, NJ, KEEL
logg as Judge OF the Juvenile court OF
this city Judge Kellogg is q man OF
high standing In the community, kind
and sympathetic ana interested IN the
welfare OF the young and 70 IL believed
he viii an the office In nm Ideal man
ncr He was not an applicant for the
place, The salary was fixed at 500
year,
GARDEN CITY NOTES,
The family Of Mr. and Mrs n, J, Pc
terson has been increased by the ar
rival of a daughter; all well
Andrew Swenson Of this city, native
Of sweden, has been admitted TO citl-
zenshlp,
s. a. Kenner Is down from SAT- Lake
The state board Of Insanity held Its
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-15
Fraud Exposed.

a few counterfeiters have lately been
making and trying TO sell limitations OF
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption Coughs and Colds, and other
medicines thereby defraudng the pub
lie. This Is to warn you TO beware OF
such people. who seek 10 profit,
through stealing the reputation OF
remedies which have been successfully
curing disease, for over 80 years a
sure protection, to you is our name on
the wrapper Look for II, on all DR..
Kings or Bucken's remedies, as all
others are mere limitations, II. Il.
BUCKLEN G. Co, Chicago ILL.,, and
Windsor Canada, q c. NJ, l. Drug
Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-15
CACHE COUNTY AFFAIRS.
Lively Discussion on Purchase OF Her.
eulcs Light Plant
SpeCIaI N0rrespOndoncl


Logan Cache Co., April i4.-Thc
county commissioners devoted the time
or their session yesterday to consider
ing the question Of giving Paradise a
town organization. II dryel0ped that
the town had been organized several
years ago, but had never taken adyan-
tage OF It and had never elected Off
GERS under the organization There
was a doubt IN the minds Of the COM
misslonefs as TO whether they had a
rlght 10 annul the old organization and
establish new one, ANA referred this
question TO the attorney FOR his opin-
ion.
a franchise was granted to the r. NJ.
H. Coz with the understanding that
they furnish the County 10 free phones.
and pay $40 annually In phone scrip to
the county. The board also fixed the
time for sitting as q board Of equai-
cation from June to 10.
The Commercial club met last nlght
tu discuss the question Of buying out
the Hercules distributing system I'm
this city. Councilman Hatch sub
mlttted proposition i'm the shape Of a.
lease 20 the city Of the system pro-
vidIus for a gradual paying for the
plant The subject was freely dis
cussed, many prominent citizens speak
ing t,r and ugaiuet tb, rrorosi,ll,,
subnlttoi
n wag rotcoabIo ,bot p,oso u,bo
seem so onvions to bS,,c tbe ci,,, ,b,
sorb tbe I!arculas eosto,, se,.o,oI
times ms yaiue ,re tbosc U,ho bo,o
never boep friondly - Mo ci,,, r ,i"
and Tow, ~ tbcn, h,,.o ,,'n, ,n .S,,lr KEN
4, -" P"'''"'N'"
resolution ,yas gr,l,,, odo,tod o,i,
lnp tbe rounc,, A. nmrrIoso ,To s,,s,o,,,
A. a o,r do o., ,.,',,.,,.'ti ,'nt,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-15
GRANITE STAKE,
OTHER CHURCHES.

Central Christian church corner Third
East and Fourth South streets, Or, r.
W. Pnkerton, pastor Services Of the
day at II o'clock a, m, and 1:45 p. m,
The music for the morning service will
be an arrangement Of the Palms"
song by Mr. Odenwalder and the choir.
Sunday school, 1880 p, nj Christian
Fndeavor. $3.50 p. m Junior Endeavor
Tuesday, 4 p, M prayer service omit
ted during the union sryices being held
in First NJ r. church; choir meets
both Monday and Thursday evenings,
members requested to be prompt,
our Sayiors Evangelical Lutheran
church, Fourth East, between Fourth
and Fifth South. Sunday services AZ
1880 a. M I'm English, and $3.50 p, M.
n Norwegian You are cordially in
vted to attend--A @. II, Oycrn, Pastor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-15
SALIVA.
HIGH SCHOOL PRoposITIoN.
Aprsal 20 Citizens tor Much Needed Ad-
dulonal school Facilities


Special Correspondence.
The present accommodations Of the
Salua public schools are no longer
adequate, The lower grades are now
oyertaxed and the taxpayers are con-
fronted with the necessity of providing
additional school facilities. The trus-
tees being fully alive 10 the needs OF
the situation, called a meeting Of the
qualified voters Of this school district
Tho citizens met I'm the town hall on the
18th inst. and voted IN favor of having
an addition Of two rooms built TO the
present school building The sentiment
of the meeting was also strongly IN
favor Of having said building heated by
a good system Of steam neat The cost
Of making the above improvements ~
estimated at about $4,000, and In order
10 raise this amount It will be neces-
sary to bond the district The question
OF bonding viii be decided by the citi-
2cus on May 3,
with an addition OF two rooms we
expect to put IN a high school, In order
that our boys and girls may receive a
higher education here at home We
are assured that Saliua, Redmond and
Aurora will unite I'm sustaining d
high school and judging from the sem
tmcut generally We are very much
interested I'm regard to encouraging the
proposition,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-15

regular monthly meeting here yestor-
day and transacted the usual routine
business, bids for the erection Of wing
OF the new cottage TO be built this
ADJUSTMENT. no contracts being let
Bishop Partridge win 20 TO Grand
junction tomorrow to meet Mrs. PART
ridge who s returning from visit to
relatives In Michigan Chicago ana
Kansas city
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LOGAN.

Tho agent OF the peseret News In To.
gan Is G.. B. Robbins, 100 North Main
81 70 whom all payments of accounts
should be made Daily News rs cents per
month Saturday and Spmi-Wc.N. Nova
dres, orders for Advertisements ana
Church works VIII be given prompt at
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Sunday morning, quite early, he called
at the residence Of Prot. Rees late ot
Spanish Fork and left sweet baby
girl.
Mr. Grape, a leading business man Of
this place Is now building an addition
to his store
Mr. ~ Thompson has Just returned
from California to which place he hur-
red a short time ago having received
a telegram that his son who is there on
a mission, was very ILL., Happily, the
son is recovering.
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Why suffer with spring trcdncss,
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petite? HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea VIII make you well and keep YOU
we'll 35 cents, Tea or Tablets.-Ask
Your Druggist
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CHURCH NOTICES.

Regular services Of the church Of
Jesus Christ OF Latter-day Saints VIII
be held In the Tabernacle at p, m.
tomorrow, sunday sunday school at 10
"a. H. ana meetings in the city ward
assembly rooms and adjacent wards as
follows:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-15
Poisona In Food

Perhaps you don't realize that many
pain poisons originate in your food
but some day you may feel twinge Of
dyspepsia that win convince you, Dr.
Kings New Life Pills are guaranteed
TO cure all sickness due TO poisons Of
indgosted food-or money back. 25c
at z. c, NJ, l. Drug Dept
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-15
PROVO.

The Daily News IL delivered by carrier
in Provo early every evening (sundays
excepted on the same terms as in Salt
Lake-75 cents per month. All complaints
ments OF accounts should be made to r,
J. Dugdale. 372 west 9Th North street
Provo. Advertisements and orders for
Church works also received.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-15
ELSINORE.
DEATHS HARVEST,
c. 4, Johnson and Charles Chrstoffer
sen called Hence snow and Frost


sen called Hence snow and Frost
Special Correspondence.
Elsinore, SEWER CO.. April &c, f.
johnson died April - after long III
ness, lie was born In Denmark, june
3. 1886, ana was one Of the early set
tiers of Elslnore. His wife and three
children have preceded him 10 the
great beyond; he leaves d family Of
eight grandchildren 10 mourn his de-
parWrc lie was a man OF much faith
and q firm Latter-day Saint,
Charles ChrIstofersen, the 23-year-old
son OF Emil and Karen Christoffewen,
died from the effects Of measles on
the 18th inst Ha was good, honest
young man, kind and helpful TO all, A
very sad feature OF this death N that
the father ls on q mission in Norway
A light fan Of snow came % the
18th. Weather has been quite cold
with heavy frost on tho 18th,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-15
SANDY.
ERA or PROSPERITY.

Schools and Business Thriving visit Of
The Stork in tho Rees Home.
Special Correspondence,
Sandy Salt Lake Co., April i4-At
no time IN the past has Sandy been IN
a more progressive condition than at
present The farming outlook Is very
bright, laborers and mechanisc are kept
steadily employed, merchants are doing
a thriving business and the schools are
forging ahead,
The local stork has added quite
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-15
TO MAKE AN OIL STOVE euRN,

II YOU want an oil stove to burn with
out giving out an unpleasant odor clean
and refill it frequently II you allow
dirt and oil 10 accumulate on 1t It is
sure TO smell unpleasant Always turn
the wick down low before putting It out
and leave 1t turned down TN the stove
is again needed, II the wick is turned
high II draws the oil up, and 80 It
spreads over the outside.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-15
WEDDING BELLS.

Marriage licenses were granted by
the county clerk to the following cou-
pies;
J. NJ. Jessie, 20, Of Cassad. Nebraska.
and Miss Hazel Farr 20, Of Ogden
CITY. Utah.
Benjamin Southern. "a. and Miss
Matilda Byram, "a, both Of South
Weber Weber county
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Samuel Francis, Of Morgan, is in
ogden attending to some business mat
ters,
slemen Bowman, native Of Hol-
land, was admitted to citizenship by
Judge Howell.
Atty. Henderson has filed a motion
for a new trial In the case of the state
against j, n. Wnslow, Jr, who was
found guilty a few days ago of at
tempted incest on his 1l-year-old
daughter and the sentencing of the
defendant was continued by the court
to May 70. 1905,
In the case OF Warren l., Watts, as
executor Of the last win and testament
of George l., Watts, deceased, against
Badly n. Watts. ct al, decree was
OF land In Uintah. The same decree
was enterd I'm the case Of f, W. Ken
DAN against the same defendants.
An order was made by Judge Howell
that in all estates I'm which inventories
have not been fled and in which no
additional time has been granted that
citation be issued requiring admins
traitors to show cause why they should
not be punished for contempt The
citations made are returnable April %,
1905.
At the board Of education last night
, Supt. Allison reported an enrolment
I'm the public schools 1929, with an
| average daily attendance of 4l2b' The
teachers were paid today. A small
| amount of other business was done.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-15

Cleanse your system ~ all impurities
this month Now Is the time TO take
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viii keep YOU well all summer. s5
cents, Tea or Tablets.--Ask Your
Druggist
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FLESH BUILDER

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Provo too is struggling for superior
telephone service They granted a franz
chise TO the Independent the other day
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Don't let the children suffer. If they
are fretml, peevish and cross, give
them HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea.
The best baby tonic known, strength
and health follow It's use, So cents
Ask Your Druggist
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Bennett Glass & Paint Co., at g.
West LIST South, are giving away Japa-
lac.
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TEA

Our tea is sound; our adj.
vice is sound. Our advice
Is as sound as our tea,
Standings Bot