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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-15

~ the homo Of her parents Mr., and
Mrs, j, H. Brown, ~ north Third West,
I'M honor Of the Misses NoyeNo and
lGdlth Nrocr Of Chicago, Tho lawn was
prollllS decorated with Japanese Ian.
lornS ana co2y corners lnyltlngly ar
ranged Dainty Refreshments woro
served Games, songs ana rcoltalIons
were enjoyed by the merry crowd untll
o late hour
Postmaster Hugh Dougall Of spring.
ylllo was IN the Garden Ci,y Wodncs.
day.
Row $. II Goodwin has returned after
several months absence spent visiting
throughout the east llo N looking well
ana reports pleasant trip,
Mr. j, r. lIodson and family nro on.
Toying q few weeks outing In Provo
canyon,
Miss NolIlo johnson was tho rcclpl.
emit Of pleasant surprise party Tllcs-
day oyonlng AT the homo " her uar.
onls Mt ana Mrs liont johnson, About
~ M her friends took possession Of the
mousse ana grounds ana made merry
lho evening with games music and roe.
llalluns, RclrcshmonDg were served,
Master Donald Subbs was happlly
surprised by about 80 ~ his kulorgar.
lon classmates saturday afternoon at
mo homo NJ hIg parents Mr. ana Mira,
llobcr SiuObs The affair being IN hon.
Or of his seventh birthday The little
folks enjoyed the afternoon by mlulg.
lnR IN gamos of various kinds, after
Wllch refreshments were served,
Tho sixth ward enjoyed a day ~
pleasure nc the Provo Lake resort
Thursday Hay racks conveyed tho
en-. dlon ana their parents to the re.
sort at 10 o'clock whore bathing boat.
lllR ana an excellent program Of games
was enjoyed by all ana prizes award.
od, At u o'clock dinner was served M.
ter which the children onioycd several
hours In dancing In the evening tho
young people went down ana onioyod
Inc dance together with boating and
rotrcshmcnls 1t Was IN an mos, en-.
ioynblo day
MIS- jessie M,ln Of Salt Lake city
Is visiting IN lhls city, the guest of Mr.,
ana Mrs w, r. Dunn Mrs, Mulm win
ENJOY an outing IN the different plong.
uro resorts around Provo FOR nboul
lhroo weeks, after which llmo she WIN
leave for Portland,
Mira w. H. Graham lotl Wednesday
morning for a Few weeks vlalt with Nor
parents Mr. ana Mrs Joseph Daniels,
VI Cotton
Postmaster Glove ana son Jomoa
hnNo spent the past wock In pangutch
visiting wien Mr. Cloves ngod molhor
ana other relatives and rrIonls
Mr. ana Mra llobor slubbs entertain.
od 10 number VI their friends at their
homo saturday evening az mos, en-.
ioyoblo sooiobo I'm honor NJ Mrs. Kllto
ana daughter Marie NJ Mammoth,
Nr' Orphn W0lIor Of SAT- Lake CIV
IN vlgItlng In this city with her parents
Mr. ana Mrs w. y. Roberts.
Mr. ana Mrs George Geo ana family.
also Mr. Arthur llaws and family are
camping IN Provo canyon,
Mrs G. o. Newell chamngly enter.
tanned In honor Of Mrs T.. 4, Wedge.
wood Of salt Lake city ana Mrs, n, A.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-15
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to christensen ELLA pclrcc, Lucille
Crllchlow ana Mabel Palmer
Rev. Clarence Brown who has been
IN the city for short time was guest
" honor at pleasant Informal rocop.
ton ut the home " DR. ana Mrs r. II,
Beatty large number OF his old
friends and parlrhonors being present
10 exchange greetings
Mrs, A, H. Tobln and Miss Mary
Mnyno entertained separately AT Ken.
elnRlons this week both afIalrs being
delightful
Miss Halle Forron entertained IN
honor of Miss Edna Davis of California
ON wednesday, her function being
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-15
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An interesting event " the week was
the marriage Of Miss Mamie chaplin
and Mr.. A A clark the ceremony boz
Ing performed BY Rev, r W. plnker-
ton In the presence Of the near rea-
tlyos, The young couple lofl immedl-
ately after for trip TO Portland, ana
later they win return here 10 reside,
Both have a host Of. friends who VIII
extend congratulations ana good
wishes,
Tho engagement Of Minnie Mangum
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-15

with flowers, The other guests woro
Miss AIc, Farrell Miss Eva Ray, Mlao
Theresa Taylor, Miss Grace lindellne,
Mis- Cecilia do,ttIeln Miss Elizabeth
Wniz, Miss Abbie Love, Merfrul cllf'
ford Foster, Henry Richardson, Fronk
Rudy, John Rudy Bernico Richardson,
LOWS MQCurdy. Leo Frost Harry Good
win, Wesley Wilson, Mloa Nora dlea'
aon chnperoned tho AFFAIR
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-15

from Los Angeles whore she spent the
past ilyo months,
Mrs ~. NJ. Wcltscl ~ Albion, Noh,,
II Visiting IN the city with Mrs, H. r.
Judd ON her return from the fair at
Portland,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-15
provo,

Mrs A. G, Busalh ana children are
down from salt Lake spending fow
weeks win Mr. ana Mrs W. r. H..
PaSman Mrs, lInsllh'8 parents
Miss Sylha was the hostess At very
dollghllul lawn party Monday evening
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-15

Miss Lulu pn the beautiful daughter of Charles Pnscr New York.
has announced intimate fno Holland
oodocomp the The
obcr and the couple FOR time viii take their residence
The captain viii be stationed Later London house contemplated
the couple tho fun enjoyment OF the fashionable
ccty which Miss pnaer s quito fayortc,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-11
CONFERENCE BUSINESS.

one Of the stupid falsehoods sounded
on every note on the key board and
In every variation malice can sug-
gast Is this, that the "Mormons" do
not patronzo outsiders. but dlscrlm-
mate against them because Of their
faith. Let us see.
We have just had a Church Confer
cuec. and state fair in this city.
Thousands Of La.tcr-day Saints have
visited the capital coming from all
parts Of Utah. and surrounding states.
Have the business men, who are not
'Mormous" had any benefit OF this
immense concourse Of visitors from
all the settlements of the saints? Let
their daily sales testify on that ques.
ton
We happen to know that one house,
almost anu-"Mormou," sold, last sat
wday, in the retail department, $751;
900 worth of goods That Is not bad
for one day other houses ala business
ON 70 similar scale and it Is safe TO
fly that very considerable part
OF this trade was due TO the presence
IA thi5 city Of Mormon" conference
visitors. These save up money from
conference TO conference. come here
and buy clothing, aud other commodl-
ties, and take in the amusemen,s, and
every one knows that they spend their
money freely whore they get the best
value for IT, without regard To- faith
or creed Business men know that
this Is the truth and the volume OF
conference trade proves IT,
And yet, there are business men who
believe their best interests are served
by unprlnicpled conspirutors against
the community whose only grievances
are those couiured UP by their own
diseased brains.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-11

achieved, and the aid OF the good and
the wise IN that which they expect to
accomplish, They are banded together
in the service Of the Lord and of hui
manty. They win have Joy IN their
labors and win reap a sure reward.
We congratulate the associations in
the commencement Of their work for
1866. They should profit by the past
ana prepare for the future. Every
member should be willing to do some
thing TO eulighten, instruct or amuso
his or her associates. ana the meetings
appointed should be Kept up with strict
regularity puucuality and hearty in
terest We say God bless them I'm
their efforts to promote and develop
an that Is good and great IN human
character ana bring mankind nearer
TO the Divine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-11
UTAH AT THE FAIR.

Utah came grandly 70 the front at the
Lewis and Clark Exposition. No state
exhibits attracted more interest at the
Portland fair Great crowds swarmed
into the Utah building and comments
on the display Of our products and In
dustries were highly complimentary.
The mineral specimens, the concentrat-
ing machinery and the educational ex-
hlbit attracted the greatest attention,
and tho public verdict appears TO have
been endorsed by the committees that
awarded the prizes,
Tho Deseret News has published the
lists Of medals awarded to Utah exhlb-
Itors and We have waited 10 alIude to
them editorially, until the prizes on
educational exhibits were given. These
have now been awarded, and az we ex-
pccted, Utah stands high on the list.
We feel proud Of the States attain
ments IN this respect and direct special
attention to them as follows.
Cold medals for the state as q whole;
school for the Deaf, Dumb and Blind,
on cabinet and contents and live eX-
hihiti University OF Utah on entire dis
play, Agricultural college on manual
training work In wood ana iron. sew
ing and cooking and as q whole: kin
dergarten training school as q whole,
salt Lake City, elementary education,
ogden, Elementary and commercial de-
partment, silver medals: Logan Latter
day Saints Church school and Presby-
terlan academies Brigham Young Col
lego and Latter-day Saints university.
brigham Young University; Park city,
Provo, and Normal training school.
University Of Utah on unified course OF
study bronze medals. Snow academy,
Weber stake academy, Cache county,
Salt Lake county Davis county, Utah
county, Weber county, and Eureka,
Honorable mention. Indian Industrial
school, Ephraim, Rowland Hall. Box
elder county, Kate r, Anderson's nota-
phone, are also remembered
We congratulate the Utah Commits
sion on the excellent conduct and man
agement displayed at Portland. The
funds appropriated have been judi
ciously and economically expended, and
there Is a balance on hand after all cx-
penses have been met, independent OF
the amount that may accrue from the
sale of effects after the close Of the ex-
position Hon. Spencer Claweon Is en-
titled 10 high need of praise for his
able, sMlul and gentemanly super
vision OF affairs, and Secretary Cum
niugham, with all who have been ao-
lively engaged in making Utahs eX-
hbIts successful should come I'm
for cordial commendaton. Utah Is
to the front and should be kept there
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-11
"REORGANIZED" ERROR.

The "Rooreanizod" Church vs. Saliva
ton for the Dead, Is the title Of little
pamphlet by Elder Joseph i. Smith
Jr. just issued 1t deals with the his
tory and importance OF the doctrine
Of baptism for the dead, and shows
conclusIvely that Il is one Of the funda-
mental teachings Of the Gospel dspon-
sation, utterly rejected and condemned
by the "Reorganitos' The pamphlet
closes with an editorial from the Times
and Seasons, written by the Prophet
Joseph iu which the subject Of saliva.
tion for the dead is discussed. 1t Is an
interesting little print which we most
cordially recommend to the careful
study Of all interested IN the subject
The reader viii probably notice the
term "Reorganltes,' used by the author.
II may not be formed IN strict accord
ance with the established rules, but II
certainly il preferable TO the term Jos
aphtcs," to which that sect has abso-
utely no right, since its members are
IN 10 true sense Of the word the fol-
lowers Of the martyred Prophet Of our
d.speusatiOn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-11
THE TRAINING OF NURSES.

The organization under the auspices
Of the Relief Society Tor the instruction
of young women as trained nurses. IL 10
he highly commended and encouraged.
We congratulate an who have
been engaged IN it on their success
We understand that the good work VIII
be continued this season. as part Of the
instructions given at the l.. d. S. Uni
versity Nurses thoroughly trained m
the art Of waiting upon the sick and IN
firm are IN great demand The supply
IS not anywhere near TO the point of
that demand This lack he felt al over
the United States, where training Of the
kind referred TO has been IN progress
for many years, but Il is experienced
IN q greater degree IN country places,
particularly in this western world,
Modern improvements and facilities
FOR proper attendance upon the sick
have advanced rapidly in later times,
and there should be diffusion Of
knowledge on this important matter for
the benefit Of Individual families and
for the general good, Glasses for the
training of women In an understanding
Of their own nature and organism and
for attendance upon the sick Of their
own sex, are among the necessities of
these times Of culture and progress, We
think they should be encouraged by the
male medical fraternity rather than
hindered IN the work for which they
may become fitted by proper lnstruc-
ton,
In obstetrics women thoroughly in
doctrinated and informed ought to be
permitted TO practice. even If 1t should
in some degree curtail the emommeuts
Of male graduates. II SIS more fitting
that women, properly traiued and iu-
formed should walt upon their own sex
al childbirth than that male practltIon-
ors should have a monopoly Of the
work There ought 10 be no Jealousy I'm
this matter. There is ample field for
every thoroughly competent surgeon
and physician, without standing in
the way Of women, able intelligent III
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-11
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-11
RECENT PUBLICATIONS,

In the October number Of Men and
Women, under the caption OF "Iha
Modern Slaughter Of the Innocents, "
owen K, Loycjoy, of the National
child Labor committee, contributes a
startling array Of facts and figures that
are bound to quicken the public to a
sense of the impending Industrial and
sociological calamity, Next to this
powerful article Is the sturdy appeal Of
Governor Folk, Of Missouri, for the peo-
pie themselves 10 exercise their power
ard right the wrongs OF bad govern
mcnt The number also contains an ar
ray Of high grade fiction. A double
page Of exquisite pictures, two pages Of
music. departments OF cooking, fashions
for men and women, house decoration
and many other attractive features
round ont this number-ll7 Longworth
ST., Cincinnati O,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-11

ent year there were 50,9i3 births report
ol as against 1854 IN the period OF
1904 The increase amounts TO 1862 In
the first six months OF 1905 there were
20,16S marriages. as against 1925 IN the
same period IN 1904
Health Commissioner Darlington be.
lieves that this increase rs largely due
to the recent warning against what
has been called race suicide. with
everybody" he says, talking about the
blessings which early marriages and
large families bring, nothing Is more
natural than that the young folks and
many older ones too, should say 10 each
other, Let's take Rooscyelts advice
and get married. with matrimony put
put mp on the high plane Of patriotism,
there Is "A DRIFT Of the people that way,
Of course. Prosperity also has stimulat-
ed both marriages and births"
1t IS not improbable that this view
is sustained by the facts II so, the ar.
raignment Of the nation, by physician,
some time ago, when he charged that
millions yet unborn had been murdered
in this country since the days of Pres
idont Lincoln, is no idle fancy And yet
those who cInmor for purity and NOR
altty do not seem to be- alarmed ut the
conditions that surround them As
their Pharisaical prototypes of old they
are daintily straining al the gnat.
while they are trying to force the cam
el down their white throats-lcg- humps
and an.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-11

General williams, commanding the
Department Of the Columbia, In his an.
nual report to Secretary Of War Taft
strongly takes the position that there
should be no captains above the age
Of forty His position is absurd. It
is a sloppug-ovsr from the position
taken by some naval officers and tho
idea grew out of the fact that tho
officers OF the Japanese army and navy
In the late war We're mostly young
men, II man ut forty Is not At TO
be "a captain he is not ht to be q major
or a colonal General williams has
adopted a fad; that Is an,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-11

marks II, IN spite of the fact that the
fan and death OF the year Is at hand,
II is the month OF the most extraya
gant Joy OF the boys and girls; the
month when even school has zest and
fun In 1t; the month of the abundance
OF good things 10 eat. the month when
games and parties and clubs and pret-
" social conspiracies are organized,
For the old, the gathering autumnnl
shadows may possess altogether too
much significance; but for the young,
IL brings nothing but hopefulncss and
the promise Of accomplishment
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-11

Vice President Gillette Of the Mutual
Life Insurance company testified that
his company contributed forty thous-
and dollars to the Republican campaign
fund In 1904; thirty-fyo thousand in
1900 and fifteen thousand in 1896. He
justified the contributions on the same
ground that President Mccall Of the
New York Life did, fear Of Democratic
success Evidently these gentlemen
believe in the theory Of doing evil that
good may come.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-11

A member OF the British parliament
was a guest at the life Insurance in
vestsotlon yesterday King-ridden
England, on whose possessions the sun
never sets, could present no such scene
as this British lord there beheld, Only
In the land Of the brave and the home
Of the free could it be witnessed. And
yet Americans do not boast Of It.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-11

Richard A, McCurdy president Of the
Mutual Life Insurance company, says
that insurance companies are not
rounded to make money for the policy
holders; they are eleemosynary." Then
making heavy contributions to political
campaign funds is essentially cleemosy-
nary work
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-11
OCTOBER
Now York Mail

october is the month Of paradoxes
The brightest OF them Is Indian summer
"a delicious season which may come
now ana may not come until Noyem.
Der; the season OF warmth which Hes
between the first sharp frosts and the
coming OF the wintry chill. gentl-
mentally the months kpenest paradox
is the overflow Of youthful spirits that
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-11
BROKE ONE RECORD.
Springfield Republican.

The new battleship Mississippi
launched Saturday, is pronounced OBJ
solete' already by the naval experts.
This Is no Joke, They mean IT, In
reaching the Obsolete class before
she ever touched the water the Mis-
slssippi beats all the records, ancient
and modern The ships cost is about
S1Oo0OO0, The money is worse than
obsolete" apparently but there's no
help for IT,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-11

Pat Grove must have felt Aattered
by his reception on his arrival at Oma-
ha' 1t was greater and more demon
strotiye than the one given Cassie
Chadwick on her arrival In Cleveland.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-11

The new battleshlr Mississippi which
was launched few days ago. by naval
experts Is pronounced Obsolete"
Some Of the naval experts are as fool,
ish In their utterances as some Of
the University Of Chicago professors
are
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-11

The old pathhndcrs have taken the
new path to Los Angeles, In that city
their path will be strewu with roses;
and may their path through life be the
same
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-11

Rev Or, Chew Of Nevberg, N, y.
has made bitter attack on Bishop
Potter The bishop does not reply be-
cause he makes It a rule to eschew
evil.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-11
THE SlORK IN NEW YORK.

New York shows an encouraging IN
crease IN the blrthrate. According 10
the statistics Of the health department,
during the first six months Of the pres
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-11

Seventy-three thousand dollars last
year for free luncheons for Mutual Life
clerical force. 1t is evident they were
not quick lunches.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-11

II II meets expectations In curing tu-
berculosIs, Behring serum may become
more famous than Behrlng sea.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-11

The President seems to think that
football as played today Is Just little
bit too strenuous.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-11

Senator Denew makes no bon mots
about the big HE insurance companies
No one seems TO have a good word for
them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-11

Parts has the biggest debt Of any
city IN the world. II amounts TO $500.
100000. C'est magnlnque.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-11

Henceforth what transpres at cabi-
net meetings Is TO be kept a profound
secret All samee executive sessions Of
the Senate
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-25
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

sS~~~~~~~~~-
III. L. Sisson and wife to H. W. Weck-
ing and wife. lot 4, Encouragement of
blocks and TO- First Division of Rem
ington Park ...............I. ...... $1,000
a. B. Ware and wife to Ernest Bucket,
and wife. part of lots and 8. block
2 Fist Division of Renlingt ton Park 75o
i d. Schiek ct al. to 0. B. Nelson, lot %, H
block 8, Powderhorn Park addition 400
William Robertson and wife to c.
Schultz, lot and part of lots and
& block 20, Fairmount Park addition. 200
: H. /. Reed ard wife to A. f. Benjamin,
lots 4 and s. block 2, Lyons addition 200
Minneapolis Union Railway company to
Great Eastern Elevator company, in
section 10, township 20, range 27.... 1876
I Wesley NJ E. church to First Swedish
NJ. E. church, lots 10 and IL, block l
Brackett Lee & Heaton's addition. $500
q. d. Shepardson and wife to N. p. Elk
lund, part of lots 4, 5 and 6. block Z,
Andrews & MOulton's addition 2,400
j. Guam and wife to J. J. Dobbin, part
of lot ), block So Calhoun Park addi-
Portsmouth Savings Bank to NJ. R. An
derson, lot 1, G. H Houses addition. 500
s ]. NJ. Lewis and husband to NJ. NJ. Lara
way, lot 4, block s, Calhoun Park .... 5000
6 M D. Ovitt to B. r. Hovde, lot IL, : Ez5
block 1. Oyitt's addition .....$....... 800
M O.. Laraway and husband to J. NJ -.
Lewis lot D., block 2. Roberts saddi-
ton 1900
q. e. Jones and husband to NJ. Maxwell,