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hottest yet known IN thss, ,,,,,
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NEW COAL MINE opp...

NEW COAL MINE opENrn
Another col mine has on,..s
four miles from Tabor. Tbs - abori
owned by w. J.. Russell an6 KY +! Is
fiopert me quality Il Inc eo,i "
.tceueht ana Is sold az tho ,nlrc .. y
q per tot. The three big mines ,g'
Jacent 10 TABOR are all working a.-
forces OF men. An American sv5s ,.'lte
ms purchased what Is known g' q. e,e
Big Tabor mine" and this co,,.''ls
intends 70 lnerease the number ~ i i,,.'
srs to 1000 BY the LIST Of January" ''''-
RECEIVERS LOST HORSES
Last spring John II. Bennett he,
head Of fine horses-all he had '3iI
has spent most Of tho I'm ne
searching for them. A geek ago h.. ... .'.t
one more effort. Boarding a sr..,.' ',.14 b
the c. p. r. he rode over Inc ir, ..i
some distance into the state ~ 'ii
tana' lie disembarked ana 49, ',...
INTO the country. and almost ~ .N
OBJECTS he saw were the mlsslgs,
mas \ Montana ranchcr mi 'I'
thein some months before r1i....
"hfd utah, and thinking The .rl,..t
We're ieaving the Dominion. he s,l,..,.
ana cared Tor the animals. adyor,ls,'
them IN many ways. and spudiu1 '.
back by al travellers. ''''
MT Bennett speaks hlghly of ,.I.
Montanan, and says that tho Guy,
contains many honest mon yct
in spite OF the dry Season r.,
people have some excellent f.,rt..i
Mrs. Louisa NJ. Johnson's 1,0., '
dell Is said 10 be The prettiest Boz t7..
part OF southern Alberta. 1'''
FERRY OVER BELLY RIyf.p
A ferry crossing, with good road D.,
vehicles leading down. has fus, bse.
completed across The Belly r.ve- t,..
north of town. which will b.
largely by the settlers OF .bo |
town OF lowans Just the other .'4'
OF the stream.
FATAL MINE ACCIDENT.
This week a coal miner was b.,,.,
alive at the big mine by a.. rarlS.
OF 80 tons OF roofing. The uut,r,,.'
nate man was riding down he tgrr.,
I'm fast moving car. which ium.asI ~
track, knocking away the pfrs ,b|,
the roof came laundering d.v,
80 minutes The body was r,.5r.a,3'
but lie was extinct.
SAVED FROM SHOCKING DrAru
4 drunken man was seen lying .r-,,.
the G. +. r. track one day his va
the cars were reversed quickly h",
not until the cowcatcher had rBsbs3
him along the track cutting hI. ~
slightly and tearing one of bis ybos,
He was dragged OFF the track Iust II
time 10 save him from terrible DAD
1t Is seldom a life Is lost here hBt -
accident. sickness is scarcely knou5
The whole Of southern Alberta IL
coming into prominence as health ..
sort.
SCHOOL OPENS ARG o.
The local school will commence "a.
fall term Monday, Aug. 20. with N,
Misses Eva Kinny Lyle Taylor s-5
Maud DoYzcr IN charge. Th, TITO n
teachers gave excellent satisfaction hr
season. and have teen secured again by
the board Of trustees
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MORONI.
SERIOUS LOSS BY FIRE.
Children and Matches the Cause
Success OF Arid Farming.

Special Correspondence.
Moroni. Sanpete Co. Aug rs - AZ
about 10 o'clock this morning AN alarm
OF fire was raised which sent THRU
NJ fear boz every breath II proved TO
be- located In the barn and stables Of
Peter olsen. who was 20 work Boz the
field al the time. The fire spread
rapidly and burned furlousIy, the prop
erty named being totally destroyed. to-
gether with O. good buggy, about 80
tons OF hay and other things entailins
loss 81 about $500. II was only Boy
the most heroic efforts OF an energetic
company OF willing workers that the
home and much other nearby prop
erty were saved nom destruction
The fire was started by two little
tots II four and six years respectively.
who. Il IS stated. had gone 10 the top
N the hay in the barn and there
started the fire. The smaller ~ the
two ran into the house crying that
Some one had 81 the barn on FIRE"
Il Is remarkable that the children made
their escape nom the burning barn
SUCCESS OF ARID FARMING.
A few Of tho ente-prising farmers of
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yards. west Of town, for the purpose
OF sprlnkllng them The stockinen
heartily endorse the movement. as
about 10000 or i0.e00 sheep viii be
loaded al this place and consigned to
Omaha, Kansas City and other points
The grain Il ripening very rapidly
Some Is already IN the shock. The
yield is good throughout the entire
county this season.
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WILL HOT SEND EXHIBIT.
Gamers Have NJ Stock aud VIII Not
show nc Boise

ogden. Aug ls-The Gamers Of We
Der county. who were to meet last eve
ming With Fred j. Kiesel to consider
the sending Of an exhibit OF canned
goods 10 the Irrigation congress did not
materiaiize. the reason being that il Is
practically decided not 90 send such
am exhibit to Boise City, Those inter-
osted iu the proposition made a thor
ough canvass of the situation and found
that the goods canned last year have
practically an been sold and shipped
20 other markets, and that the greater
part Of this years fruit crop H. not yet
ripened, So 10 would be very difficult n
get a crcdiiahle exhibit together. hence
% has been decided not 60 arrange an
exhibit Of canned goods
Thomas Judd president II the state
board Of ay.lruiture. who has tho mat
ter in hand q getting good fruit
exhibit, viii Dc iu ogden On very
short time 90 prepare the fruits NJ We
her county 10 be sent with the other
iuits from the different parts Of the
state.
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this place and Freedom have solved
the problem Of raising wheat and other
grains without irrigation. The returns
are very satisfactory. A much greater
area viii be sown this fall This marks
new era in the productive posslbili-
ties of the thousands Of acres OF un-
broken lands IN this part OK ssspste
county
The beet crop In this vicinity looks
fine and promises TO be record
breaker over all the years OF ms culti-
walton here. Other crops, potatoes ex-
oepted, are doing nicely
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RrRGLARs SILL Id WORK.

The burglary committed Wednesday
night at West Jordan was repeated
again Thursday night 20 D. A. CoOp-rs
store The burglars first entered the
fitniHg yard and there secured a chiscl
hy means of which they entered The
store ana opened two boxes contain
ing about $50 worth NJ men and Voc
mems hose which were carried away
II r probable That other things are
gone. but when heard from nothing
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PLEASANT GROVE.
social and Other Notes from Battle
Creek.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Pleasant Grove. Utah Co.. Aus, H.
Mr. and Mrs. J. r. Halliday and Mr.
and Mrs Albert Cooper have
returned from trip TO Yellowstone
park.
Misses I,eonore and Lucille briggs
leave today for Chicago. An afternoon
was given IN their honor az the home OF
Mrs. Bernard Christensen on Thursday
4 new baby gill arrived this week az
the home Of Mr. and Mrs, Niece Bull
lCCk.
Bishop Swenson was out Of town part
Of The week In the interest OF dry
farming
Miss Sadie Mayhem viii leave soon
for Long Beach, Cal.
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MORGAN.
OLD FOLKS FETED.
Festival and Banquet H. Honor of Vet
crans-Ii,it Of the Stork.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Morgan. Morgan Co, Aug. 16--The
old folks Of Morgan were given q
good time yesterday az the stake
house The aged sires and inatrons
were brought from all the wards IN
The stake in fine buggics 10 the stake
house at 10 q. m. After listening to
q well prepared program they particle
rated IN a fine banquet At the con-
cluson OF the happy day the veterans
were taken safely 90 their homes. hav-
Ing had a splendid day Of enjoyment
Born Ia the wife OF J. II. Taggart
Monday a son and 10 the wife Of c. NJ.
Croft, Thursday. a daughter, and the
sunday school and day school superin-
tendents are both happy
Prof. +. A. Hinckley Of the tniver-
sity Of Chicago Is visiting with friends
and relatives here.
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HEBER.
FAREWELL SOCIAL.
rendered Retiring Stake Presidency
Extensive Mutton shipments.

Special Correspondence.
Heber City, Wasatch Co., Aug. H.
a farewell party was given IN honor ~
the retiring stake presidency. who had
the pleasure Of meeting nearly one
thousand people IN the stake taberna-
Gle at O'Clock p. m. A very appro-
pirate program was rendered, after
which luncheon was served under the
trees on the tabernacle lot Before
leaving the grounds, saints and friends
Of President Smart. gave him their
farewell handshake upon his departure
FOR Nernal the following day.
About 20 Heber pleasure seekers have
left for strawberry valley and other
parts OF the reservation.
The first train load Of sheep ~ this
season left Heller today for the eastern
market
Water Is being piped to the stock
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SUE FOR RESTRAINING ORDER
Liberty Irrigation Company " vii
liam and u. ". Bailey.


ogden Aug. lS-The Liberty irrigd-
ton companv through its attorneys
,t.,..,...s n. ~. an. 49,. ..,I..,.
rus "''" i'"''' ''' ANU ''' .,
in the district court against william
Bailey and r. W. Bailey 10 secure q
,..,,,t,i,, order ,g,trst the defan4-
ants 10 prevent them from I'm any way
molesting the plaintiffs canal or later
ais Tho compi,lnt ALLEGES that the
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pany and have 10 ceres OF lana 20 wa
ter but that they divert the waters OF
-, 49,, Cd, i.-a o., ot5er Time.
','' '"'''' 'r'" .''''
than "heh hollht1 oI 'h'II proper Term
hv the watcrnaster. and thgt by so do
t-. .t. ,.,,.,.s 81 ,thrrs have suffered
sl ' ~ roter The count granted a
80, - os,,.,,ing .rdsr which
.fat-,ig osls ne MAD nar,nanent OF,
.,I,.,. - a., -,so
'''"''''e
DEMURRER OF WATER WORKS
co.
-,. r p.,,,,.
~ une sur VI 'Us'l. os yv....-,,.o,i,,
hlu asa",S' wv 80, ,s,5,,..t a.
attorneys MaglBnis and Corn has
i,l,N s = ,s', b., as'iis a. sfata facts
l ~ io - cons,i.ite cqpss NJ ac-
49, M, ,,.,,., h ,rder advise
~,
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RECORDERS OFFICE VACANT
n-,.- MI " rut,
N"uu'l Wy, .t..l ,,t. ,o,i
VINO lns' HioHuos ~ %. -. III.
ION iel' lopeF WIN li'' w.. -, -
NeEaua' 20 Ih|Ht ,'l,n t.,,. ,iu',,'
uiu MI. Ell'S Nlu ,,l- ',,., 1.S'.,,
WIN se'eiai olnyl seil.5'' ... 49, 80,
loses one Oh !'s peS' a"' ,Ios, y, u' ",
~, n!,, V' sn ~ we p''' 'u''
The question is being asked who will
'' i.'' rasonh Xv.,,,oh r,ho hoe hon,
NJ 5e,,,t,, q, d. ofco tor ssversi
,.1ars IN r,os. nrobehlv rscsivo he
s,noir,,ne,, Nr Eris has endorsed
XXI, for ne nlaca ana saws he is 40.
ssr,ins of the off,ce which ne is thor
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RICHFIELD.
WEDDING BELLS.
Funeral of Lars H. Petcrscn-1Wo I'M
fortunatcs Sent Ia Hospital

Special Correspondence.
Richheld, SEWER Co, Aug. 1.-THE
county clerk has issued the following
marriage licenses;
Chris Hansen, 2S, and Maria Chris
Jensen. 49, both OF Redmond, this
county.
II. A. McMaster, q. and Agnes Law
son. 20, both OF Kimberly, Piub coun.
~.
FUNERAL OF LARS PETERSEN.
The funeral Of Lars Peter Petersen
was held from the stake tabernacle yes
terday. There was large attendance.
Quite a number OF old acquaintance OF
the deceased from the neighb0ring set
Elements came 10 pay their last re-
spects 10 his memory. The speakers
were Bishop Jens |. Jensen Of ElsinOre,
President william n. Seegmiller FL
ders Lars p Christensen and Morten
Jensen and Biyhhop George W. Coons'
UNFoRTUNATEs GO TO HOSPITAL
Two unfurtunates were yesterday
committed 10 the State Mental hospital
al Provo by Judge Chidester. The ilrst
10 come before the court was Mrs Alice
Lewis. a married woman aged 80, whose
home Is at Circleville, Utah. She Is
the mother Of five children. Since the
birth Of the youngest, four months
ago. her mind has been falling, and her
relatives fearing that she might do her
self bodily harm decided TO have her
committed for treatment
The other patient was a young man
by the name Of George A. Herbert, aged
q. son Of Or. Herbert Of this city.
When ne was babe two years old he
suffered with infsntlle paralysis. He
also suffered considerable hemorrhage
| from mouth and ears due 10 fall from
a wagon when he was 70 years old, all
Of which appears 10 have had its eject
upon his mind. Until recently he has
been copsiderod perfectly harmless but
! OF late ne has shown some inclination
10 do his relatives bodily injury, and
| hence his commitment.
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son Is that, now. during the low-water
season when the farmers use an the
water they can obtain for irrigation.
the company cannot operate Us plant,
which Is run by water power. continue
ously, and this must BE- done iu order
10 make artificial Ice successfully. The
company Will probably not try 90 or
crate any more this season but next
season IL will install steam power AMI
be prepared 10 run "a its full capacity
tho entire season.
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PROVO DEPARTMENT

The News every Sunday eIcpc
r.
Church Works Residence 80 Fourth North Phone Ind M
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MURRAY DEPARTMENT

The News delivered Murray and vicinity
L Orders
advertise with Watson Lyon Jones Block nd
A. I'll
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NEWS BRIEFS

After some practise iu ihe ward
house Tuesday evening the choir spent
the remainder of the evening 90 the
home OF Mrs George Brown Tho
time was spent eating Nt"me.ots
and an had a good time
Gorge Denies a Greek has lc'i 'o'
Greece. where be- expects Zoo regain Bis
health
Or. r. G.. Oden and his family are
spending AN outing iu ogden a1lo1
They viii return Monday or Tl"i..
The Murray CITY band has 'sr,d
the date OF August 30 for their day .
Wandamere. Invitations have BEN
sent 20 an TIE choirs ot the Granite
and Jordan stakes. who wil. sing 70.
gether "Thc Song Of the BcieeUed
and True 20 the Faith" with Che o.'
compartment Of the band. THE aim IS
20 make II the most successful Jay q.
the park this season The mus l'
program win more than repay NE IT'D
10 Wandamere ON the above GATE.
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TABOR, CANADA.
GOOD SEASON FOR FARMERS.
Fatal Mine Accidcnt-Narr0w Escape
From Dcath-school Opening.

Special Correspondence.
Tabor. Alberta. Canada, Aug 10
The farmers are busy gathering their
crops. which are much better than last
season. II is expected that the grain
will average 20 bushels per acre.
The weather has been exceptionally
pleasant during the year, but a few Of
the first days Of this month were the
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PART H.
CITY SCHOOL BOARD.

~ thc meeting OF the board of edu-
| cation last night the sale OF the vacant
property al the corner OF Twenty-hfth
| street and Grant avenue belonging Ia
| thc Central school. on which bid OF
| $1,000 was made by g. Z. Maule. was
! approved by the board and deeds Were
ordered drawn and delivered.
Tho finance committee reported an
oferdrau ~ ss95.35 The building com
mlttce was empowered 10 erect wall
and fences NJ the Dee school The
trgasurers statement for the month
Of july was received md approved.
Miss Margufct Nelson and John A.
Wilson resigned from their positions as
teachers Two applications for teach
ers positions were received and placed
on Gle.
An estimate for $500 in favor %
Contractor q. A. Wnitmeyer for work
on the Lewis building was allowed
JOHN N. BROWNING HOME.
John N. Browning of ogden. the not
ed inventor OF automatic small arms
which have been adopted by nearly
every civilized government for army
and navy service. Is back home. after
five months visit on business 10
Europe
During Mr. Browning's visit in Eu-
rope he was the recipient Of signal hon
ors. He was the guest OF honor at a
banquet 40 Liege that was given by
manufacturers and statesmen. Later
the officers OF the Belgian army enter
tanned him at Brussels, and IN London
he was the guest OF the Admiralty club.
Most OF his time during his absence
was spent by Mr.. Browning NJ Liege,
Belgium, where he was continuously
engaged al the Fabrique Rationale a.
Armes de Guerre one OF the great man
ufacturing institutions OF small arms
iu the world While there he perfected
and had made his latest production.
This Is a yestpocket automatic gun,
having a battery Of seven rounds and
firing . % callber steel bullet with
smoEcless powder.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Miss Ireta Chambers. daughter Of
County Treasurer Alma d. Chambers,
has returned home from a pleasant
outing at Wilcox camp In Wheeler's
canyon.
The instructions OF Judge Vaughan
20 the case Of Viola Lewis against the
Standard Publishing company ct al was
that they must not read any newspaper
comment on the case al trial until aft
or they have rendered a verdict.
Domestic Science IN Education will
be- the subject OF a lecture 10 BE- de-
livered at the Fifth ward Westinghouse
Sunday evening at I o'clock by Prof.
: y. Bradford.
Louis Zizman who has been con-
fined TO his bed with typhoid fever, is
slowly improving
Miss Lila Knudson returned to her
home al Brigham City last evening.
after a pleasant visit In ogden, the
guest ~ Mrs Or. s. L. Brick. Miss
Knudson leaves next month for the
east 10 study and will tour the conti-
nent. starting next spring.
John ScoVcroft & Sons company's
employees and a large number Of friends
are having their annual outing at the
Hermitage this afternoon.
Asenath Adams will be seen again
tonight at the Grand opera house IN "A
Night IN Wonderland" and moving
pictures Of the San Francisco disaster.
Justice of the Peace George Shaw
Of Liberty has resigned. His successor
will be appointed Monday.
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GARDEN CITY NOTES.

W. u. Gray has received 50 badges
Tor the Utah county survivors OF the
Black Hawk war, which win hc worn
by the veterans al the camp fire 40 the
Provo Lake resort this month
The sale OF timber on the Uintah for.
est reserve, which Mr.. Redington Of the
forest service went 70 Rock Springs 10
consummate. has been postponed tiil
next spring Tor the reason that tho
purchasers found they could do nothing
with che timber this season. Mr.. Red
ington went 90 Vernal. last night, 90
negotiate the sale Of timber.
Judge Booth Is holding court in
Hcher
The Butchers and Groccrs' association
az It's meeting last evening accepted
tho proposition Of the Bel Telephone
company. and today the phones are
again connected.
4 complaint has been entered IN jus
tice Moons court, charging Charles
Davis with assaulung Jos. NJ. Brown.
Josiah r. Smith OF this city Is dis
posing Of his property here, and win
move 20 bakersfield, cal. where he has
secured the position ~ foreman Of the
s. Z. Ry. carpenter shop,
Rev. Mr. Pratt "a prominent sunday
School union worker. will attend the
Methodist sunday school next Sunday,
and viii speak after the regular eNer-
ciSes. lie will also preach in The
Methodist church az the morning SER
vice. Sunday school begins az 10 am.
and preaching service az II a, M,
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HOME FRoM HOSPITAL.

w. L. Hansen came home last night
from the Holy Cross hospital where
ne has been for the last three weeks
undergoing treatment for blood poison
Ing In one OF his arms. He is getting
along nicely and viii soon be able TO
get around again.
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NEW BUSINESS BLOCK.

Royden Bros. are putting up a fine
large two story brick building with
basement The first story viii be oc.
cuuled as a drug and glass aud paint
store. the second story will be fitted up
for Offices. The excavation Is about
done. Frank Rippin OF this place, has
the contract for the erection OF the
building.
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NEM MEETINGHOrsE.

The building committee NJ the MUIR
ray First ward Westinghouse has de-
cldcd upon a beautiful and modern
brick building with a concrete fouuda-
ton. The cost Of construction will be
In the neighborhood Of t16.5O0. The
PLANS have thoroughly matured and
are now being put ON blue print. after
which they will be submitted for bids
and work will commence as soon as
the contract IS let. The building viii
have two apartments basement
which viii be used Tor an amusement
hail and an auditorium, which viii
also be used for a Sunday school class
room. The new Westinghouse viii
De- located just cast ~ state on Vine
street, a. previously decided upon. Tho
seating capacity of the auditorium will
be about 1000.
The finance committee met last
night and reported $4,000 as total COLI
lcctions up % date.
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SESSION OF CITY COUNCIL.
New $4,000 Westinghouse for Murray
First Ward.

Murray. Aug 1S.-fhe following
business was transacted at the last
session Of the city council:
The Bell Telephone company was
ordered 10 move stephen L. Richards
'phone from his residence to d. W.
Moffat's office.
The bids for the city hall and jail
we're read and after some discussion
the contract was awarded To Il. q.
Holding
The constitution and bylaws OF the
volunteer fire department were adopt
cd and the Are apparatus was put In
trust Of the committee Of the IRE de-
partment.
The street committee reported that
Daniel Shmper viii not sell any land
M present for the opening Of the
street to the Liberty school
The clerk was ordered 90 gel bids
from at least four companies for the
printing ~ licenses, etc
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COALVILLE.
SUMMIT STAKE ACADEMY.
Opens Sept l.-stake Conference
New Business Block for Coalyillo.

Special correspondence.
Coalyille. Summit Co., Aug l6.-The
stake priesthood and auxiliary meet
ings We're held here Saturday, Aug. II,
"a, 20 o'clock a. m, with a good attend
ance Elders Geo. 4. Smith and George
r. Richards. OF the apostles quorum,
were also present The quarterly stake
conference convened at p. m. OF the
same day. All the words were repre-
scented by the bishops and some OF The
couuselors An the meetings were wei
attended and very enjoyable time was
had sunday morning the sunday
school children were addressed by both
Of the apostles. Sunday evening a
conjoint meeting OF the mutuals was
held
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I oday $ Ogden News|
PARTI

commencing at O'Clock. The program
follows
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ACADEMY OPENING.

The Summit Stake academy viii
open It's tenth academic school year
Sent. 4. with a strong faculty. Miss
Belle Barton Of Salt Lake, graduate
Of the Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, New
York. will have charge Of the domestic
arts department, which will be quite a
feature this year a large attendance
is expected this season.
Elder Albert Bullock returned home
Tuesday from a TWO years mission in
Europe.
Coalvillc and Wauship ball teams
played a match game here today which
resulted in favor If the latter.
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SCHOOL OPENS AVG ~

The local school will commence "a.
fan term Monday, Aug. 20. with N,
Misses Eva Kinny Lyle Taylor s-5
Maud DoYzcr In charge This TITO \
teachers gave excellent satisfaction sst
season. and have teen secured again by
the board Of trustees
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TWO SUNDAY FUNERALS.

Tonight Nichols Military band will
give another 81 It's open air cscerts
on Washington avenue. between d and
\ o'clock, a good program has been
arranged Tomorrow afternoon Il will
give a free concert az GlenWood park.