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The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1906-07-13
THE GOVERNOR OF FLORIDA
Sought LumbsF In the City Of Chicago
For a DredRe Boat.

The Governor Of Florida, according
20 q Chicago contemporary. has lately
been In that city buying lumber Of the
Edward Hines Lumber Company. This
looks like a mighty strange thing for
che Governor Of a lumber state TO do.
The Journal always knew that the
Hines outfit was about as smooth as
they make EN-, but never dreamed Of
anything like this. The story goes that
.'Covsrnor Broward was in Chicago for
the purpose of buying lumber, nceding
some stock FOR State purposes which
could not be conveniently secured at u
humber market nearer by" lie actu-
ally bought, the account goes on to say,
s'two cars Of white pine ceiling, floor
and other stock, some Of which WAS in.
tended for use on steamer owned by
the State" OF course, when his excel
leney comes up for Office some time
agaln be will be particularly strong Ia
tSe lumber circles Of his State. New
Orleans Trade Journal.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1906-07-13

gentlemen were willing % accept after
Il had been rejected b. The Supreme
Court O6ieials. denounced b. tie har
association Of Jacksonville and By Ell
who saw Il; this resolution also required
the prihtsr to make RoOd sst hun
dred dollars losses 70 the State enuas
by delays. Nov, General, ten the 2
pie Of the State just what you do know
about these things and you will help us
open their eyes. You know several lit-
tie things Of this kind that would help
clear up the horizon. Become kind Of
Folk, now, and let's get at them right.
And Mr.. L'Engle closes his inyestiga-
tion into our straight goods" depart
ment thusly:
II Mr.. Collins can print straight
goods" about the doinGs Of q State de-
partment without asking the men who
compose that department anything, or
even visiting their Offices, be performs
feat hitherto not accomplished by any
newspaper man who has lived or died.
Claude, you manage TO aequit US of
being foolish enough to apply to the ac-
cused for evidence on which to make
our case; thanks. You also manage
to convict yourself Of having assumed
the role Of champion Of the administra-
ton, saving US that trouble, and that
you are not even ingenious in that line.
Ridiculous the idea that John Collins
would be ninconpoop enough to ask the
l. |. Board for information Of their un-
business-like transactions so that an at
tack might be made on theml Really,
you should have known better. What a
spectacle to make of yourself before
those august statesmen And to as
sumo that they kept a record of the
dates on which we sought information!
Worse yet. But we hope you are not
incurable.
Claude, there is something radically
wrong with your representatives"
You ought now to be able to see that
That we have gotten the information
no one has controversial, and that we
did not get it from the board you have
cOnclusively proven 1t was straight
goods" Claude. We are not nearly so
close to the capitol as yourslf, but we =
"scooped" you, and you had better be-
gin to hustle, for we intend to do it
again, very first chance.
Claude, your farce inquiry is a howl
ing success!
Honestly, frankly now, Claude, which
was written first, your letter Of inquiry
or the replies thereto?
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1906-07-13
AFrER ANOrHER FICTION.

Petitions are being carried around, we
are informed, for signatures asking for
another wet and dry" election in Leon
county, The moral element of this city
and county hopes the move will fail.
That having it prohibition" has proven
best under all the circumstances many
Of US believe to be the case, and we
cannot afford to have our city go back
to open bar-rooms. That there has
been blind tiger violations of law none
will doubt, but we believe there will be
less of it in the future. Rather than
become discouraged or disgusted on &C
count of these blind tigers, let's deter
mine for the good morals and respecta-
bility of the Capital City, which is also
one Of the leading college towns, to
keep Tallahassee in the prohibition col
umn of dry counties. That the good
morals of this county are better than
they ever were there can be no doubt,
and most Of our business men testify
that it has not affected business. Sure
it is that many who used to spend their
money for whiskey now apply it to the
better support and comfort of them
selves and families, are buying property
or are saving il. True, some send off
and get their drink, and others patron
ize illegal sellers, but still it leaves
things better, all things considered,
than with open bar-rooms.
Let's not be discouraged, but rather
put on armor, and for the war. Create
such sentiment against illegal selling
that the law VtU be enforced to the
letter.
Now that the whiskey element have
begun the frat work of the campaign,
il behooves all who favor morality and
the welfare Of our youth and sobriety
to get busy. Let's at them and keep
Leon county dry. II we can get hold
Of that petition we will publish il, so
that our people may be able to see who
are the signers. We are convinced il
will be impossible to get enough signers
the best Of the white or col
ored citizens Of the county. To get up
3 petition with a sufficient number of
names, most Of them will have to come
from an element that cares nothing for
The moral and religious condition of our
the tiger element and the
May Leon county keep clean
md respectable.
~SN-~~~-~~>~-N-~
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1906-07-13

The free advertisement contributed
for the material and moral upbuilding
Of the members Of the I. I. Board and
their warrior mOnopolizes much Of our
editorial space. But we give II cheer
fully, and hope they may be benefited.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1906-07-13

FloridianS generally regret to learn
Of the continued serious illness Of Mr..
George W. Wilson, editor-in-chief of
the Times Union, who is still at Hot
Springs in miserable health, with q
strong probability that he will not re-
cover,
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1906-07-13

The Times Union says ~ the Gads.
den Senator chooses TO run for Gov
ernor, he will make the dust fly"
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1906-07-13

FoR Rent. - Five-room cottage IN
Longs Grove Addition; SepaFnte Fitch
en-, good porches, nne wen water. sta
bles, etc. Apply to Dr. b. j. Bend. ia
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1906-07-13

Even mRngrove swamp lands are
worth more than AZ cents an acre, n
you plSase. and being located on the
lower Everglades, II ever glade lands
will bring over sl.26 per acre, 90 should
those that were sold the last time to
that PalgrOve Company, who desired
them for tho acids, etc., there was In
them, ~ iS claimed by Mr.. Jennings
and the Board Mr.. Jennings and the
Board may believe a good deal was
made, but we do not believe many
Floridians will think any such stuff.
Next time you wish to sell a lump Of
land 10 raise money 20 carry on that
drainage scheme, let the world know t.
and perhaps you can secure q better
price. You will need . large amount -
going into the millions to make show
ing In digging them bitches, " so why
not get the better prices by being pub
llc about II just little bit before the
aales are made. We got onto IL this
time after II was recorded In Monroe
county too, and not from the boordl
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1906-07-13

THE Tallahassee True Democrat will
say next week that II Is opposed to the
drainage Of the Everglades. Polk
County Record. II surely will. since II
will always be found saying something
about which II sees raScaIity, abuse,
more tax burdens and scheming In.
The True Democrat will continue TO say
something until that infamous joint
resolution 10 voted down and out, and
until the people Of Florida are con-
WINGED II Is time TO have corrected many
wrongs OF the day, and Of the last Ave
or six years. Now, won't you lend
hand In this work In the interest of our
people against the Schemers7
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1906-07-13

The friendship Of good and pure men
and women Ii one Of the best posses
slcns q human being can possess In this
day and generation Of selhshness, and
he who would abuse that kind Of pure
friendship should feel within himself
that he iS worse than an migrate. All
men should live and 20 conduct them
selves 40 70 secure ~ much Of the true
article Of friendship a. one may be aole
70 gather 70 himself. The fellow who
will sacrifice manhood and principle to
secure the friendship of bad and un-
worthy people for what can possibly be
Gathsred from such friendships. Il Of
tho lowest and most dangerous hypo-
critics on earth He who does not value
q true and tried friend above ell else,
can't properly appreciate anything on
earth.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15
REGULAR WEEKLY
DIVORCE GRIND
Calendar Was Heard by Judge
Armstrong Instead OF
Judge Morse.
FOUR DEGREES ARE GRANTED.
Another Chapter In Case OF the Green
halghs Considered and the Mat.
ter continued Until Dec. -.

The regular weekly divorce calendar
was heard BY Judge Armstrong yes
terday afternoon in the absence of
Judge Morse and resulted In four de-
crecs OF divorce being granted. An
other chapter of the divorce case OF
Henry Greenhalgh against Nora A.
Greenhalgh was also heard by the
court and q further continuance was
granted until Dec. a. The case has
been tried on the nstallment plan and
this Is about the third installment.
Greenhalgh charged his wife with de.
sertion and she filed a cross-compalnt
charging him with cruelty. They weSe
divorced once before In Denver but re-
married a few years afterwards. The
lO-year-old daughter. Margaret, was
on the witness stand yesterday after
noon and told of her father coming
home drunk and abusing her mother
and soaring her. The matter will be
above.
Letltia D. Freed was granted d.
vorce from S. y. Freed on the grounds
'f desertlon and failure to support.
They have two children and upon re-
quest Of the plaintiff she was awarded
the custody OF one child and the father
was awarded the other.
Rebecca b. Johnson was divorced
from Peter johnson on the same
grounds. Plaintiff was given the Gus
todv of their child.
Desertion Is the ground on which w
]. Kohlherg was granted a divorce from
Mabel 7. Kohlberg.
william Sheriff. was divorced from
Blanche s. Sheriff. on the ground OF
desertion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15
WARD
ENTERTAINMENTS

Twcnty-slxth Ward---The following
program will be rendered IN the
Twenty-sixth ward chapel, "Wednesday
evening next:
Opening ..,...,...D Don. c. Rushton
paino solo. selected Hazel Williams
Recitation ........,., Nellie reeves
solo. when the Whip-poor-will
Sings Marguerite. 80, Fred Helf
Samuel Fernley
(a) Boston Ideal March. go.
(b) Fantasia" waltz. .......,,
Samuel Selgel
First mandolin, Margery Null
vey; second mandolin. Myrtle
Google; guitar, Walter Smith.
Solo, .,,..,.... .,'''' Hazel Barnes
Guitar, Ernani. Il. MerZ
Walter Smith.
Recitation ....,t,.... .Sarah MARSH
Solo. ..... Katherine Fitzpatrick
Mandolin, duo style. "Old Black
joe" variations ,........
Aubrey stauffer Myrtle Cog
gle.
Quartet .onekua Singers
Plano solo. .,,,,.., Reginald Brain
Solo III I Build a World for
You" .,,..,,,,,-,,,... Lehman
Esther Davis.
Hawaiian song, zone Two, Three,
-Four" .,, ,,,.... Sonny Cunha
Hawaiian B0"e
Speech, IA Woman sur 'e" ..
Observation-Disclosures. l.. NJ. White
Solo III But Knew" ,,.,,,.
..,..,...,,... Bratt and Baum
Lou Halsett.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15
LOCAL BRIEFS.

A. ii. Little has filed a petition In the
probate division OF the district court
asking for letters OF administration
OF the estate Of Emily IT, Cannon, who
died on Nov. 10, 1906, The estate con-
slsts OF realty valued at $4,000.
A petition for letters Of administra-
ton OF the estate OF Jens Jensen. who
died In 1881, has been filed In the pro-
bate division OF the district court by
James Jensen. The estate consists OF
real property valued at $1,000.
A protest against the disincorpora-
ton Of the Kelley Institute company
OF this city has been filed In the dis
trict court by George w. Moorehouse,
who, several weeks ago, cut his throat
with razor while taking the cure at
the institute Morehouse filed an ac-
tlon for damages against the company
for allowing a razor TO remain In the
room with him when the management
well knew his condition. He now OBJ
jects TO the dissolution of the company
on the ground that he has n claim
against II, and II II IL dissolved the
claim cannot DO collected. The mat
ter will be heard in cort during the
coming week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15
FUNERAL HELD TODAY.
Community Loses Noble Woman In
Death OF Mrs. Spencer.

The community as well as husband.
relatives and friends, loses one Of the
noble souls OF earth In the death Of
Mrs. Emma Gedge Spencer, who de-
parted this life Dec. IL. l0:S0 p. M, at
st. George, Utah, after an illness of
several months With consumption.
Mrs. Spencer was born Aug 30, 1868,
at Mill Creek. the eldest daughter OF
William and Rachel Bush Gedge. she
was married to Samuel c. Spencer at
the age OF IS, and has since been a per-
feet wife and helpmeet.
She Is the mother OF seven children.
five boys and two girls, the youngest :
years, all living but one boy. and In
raising her children she has always
found time to attend her meetings and
all religious duties and has earnestly
sought to live every revealed law In her
religion. She has left nothing undone
for her exaltation. and passed away
with the expression OF babe falling
asleep In its mothers arms. The pain
Of her death Is separation, and sincere
sympathy Is extended those on whom
this sorrow falls heaviest. The funeral
services were held at noon today In the
Eighteenth ward chapel, where the
highest encomiuns were pronounced on
her life.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15
Strength Come,
MOI From What You Eat, m,
What You Dipes, N' from

Most people eat mos, ,o,a
observation-disclosures mater NY ~, Without
rev stop to think What tha. 'se what
lor them, This is the 6rsf ,,,s aooa does
road TO dyspepsia. Renkies" WIN on the
OF the proper choice ~ ~ disregard
eating and improper mas,i Dous' rapid
the unquestioned causes ~ ', ~, are
disorders from The sllrht s "1 stomach
malignant cancer 'ehe 10 the
There Is nothing mora r..,.
dypoptlo stomach v er, than
,h rauah,h sending forth lis no,sa.
mo H. Wv ehufe system, denress
so,,,,n "e ptaih' hefoullng the byes,s
clea s wy taste' deadening the mn.
Me-, us u,capacitating the liver ana LIS tis
ueys ior their work. dobilits,i"'. N.Y.
neart, choking the lungs ana o XIV ne
the bowels. '''u Viosglns
All OF these dsagreeeble o,s
di@ost,e n''lons are due to the lmnrena.
asst,,,,,a vi lood and the congsanss.
h ~ OF poison What elee wy
s, a. aapsc'ea II the food lies n t ,sa
sor,,". u 'he system Is constlnataS
!, sh V he natural outcnroa'
in,s pms user IA sour watery rs
Breathing. "'u painful
There Is only one way TO reli.,. a.,
condition II the stomach ref [re ''i'
digest your food put someth,ns0 ,S %
mar WAL Stuart's Dypepsia ratwN
are nothing but digestiyes Th iaples
not medicine. They work whayS are
stomach will not "heh The
.Tach tablet contains enoueb
oiastase, golden seal and o,h bop'n
gesliNe elements to reduce 3Ooo sr,G W.
OF ordinary food 10 the nronsr s'als
Sstency for assimilation into 'y ~,
stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets ara a..
nltely pure. There is nothing bos @Dso
n them as shown IN their endorea,na.su,.
by 10000 physicians in ths T- "Iis,
states and Canada. """sa
Ask vNur family nhvqlci,, 81.
lon OF stuarts Dyspepsia Tab,e,s , .,
" ne Is honest toward Won ne viii 49,, a''u
positively that they viii cure ro,Ip
stomach trouble whatever Il MAJ y9u
unless YOU have waited too ,nna W
have allowed your disorder IN Ssvs Sou
into cancer. Ne'e'9p
Act today and begin TO end vour go,
ferinS A free trial packarS vii, ~ a.
sent to your address upon reouss, rs ~
70 rent eive nacknoes ar, TO- ~ 'ne
your druggists. F. A. stuart n !,
Stuart Bldg, Marshall. Mich.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL

on wednesday Miss Clara Ada Cow
an and John c. Cannon were married,
the ceremony taking place In the TEN.
pie az noon, and a reception being held
at the home OF the groom in the even
ing, about 70 guests being present. The
rooms were prettily decorated, the par
Tor and library IN white and green, the
dining room In dark red roses and tie
hail In pink. The bride wore a gown
OF white organdie with lace trimmings.
and carried a hoquet. The niece and
brother OF the bride attended the bridal
couple, Miss Cowan being gowned In
pale blue. The bride IL a daughter OF
Mr. Andrew Cowan. and the groom =
son of Angus NJ. Cannon, Jr. They Will
he In their own home in the Second
ward after Jan. /.
The marriage OF Miss Ida Rich and
Alvin Strong OF Centervllle took place
yesterday in the temple. and at night
reception was held In Centrevllle at
the home Of the brides parents, about
200 guests being present, The rooms
were beautifully decorated the parlor
I'm red and green With roses and chrys-
anthemums, the library In yellow and
white chrysantemums, and the dining
bells. festoons OF tissue paper aiding
throughout in the effective decorations.
The bride wore beautiful gown of
white crepe de chine over taffeta. with
trimmings Of lace and fine tucking.
There were no attendants The bridal
couple and Mr.. and Mrs. Rich were as
sisted In receiving by Miss Mary Han
son. punch was served by little Miss
Rich. and assisting in the dining room
We're Mrs B. L. Rich. Miss Florence
Gay. and Misses Clare and Sibyl Smith.
The presents were numerous and beau
tiful. During the evening an informal
program of vocal and instrumental
music was given. Mr.. and Mrs. Strong
will maize their home for the present
In Centervllle.
on Friday night. Mr. II. D. Johnson
entertained Informally IN honor OF
Miss Irena Crofts OF Hull. England. A
feature of the evening was an Illus
trated song contest, decisions being
awarded Maude Ericsson for art and
julie McMurrin for ingenuity. Besides
the above, present were: Misses Ida
Sconberg, Louise Belts, Hannah Duff
fin, Edith Graves Ada Porritt, Mia
Gerber Vivian Ericsson and Messrs.
Harold Reynolds. j. Leo Crosby, Dick
Collett, Arthur Chadwick, Jay L. john
son.
Mrs. A. III. Mayne and Miss Mary
Mayne entertained at pretty after
noon affair today In honor OF Mrs. w.
c. Mabry Of Mexico.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15
PERSONALS.

Geo. Il. odell. general manager, ac-
companied by Melvin ID, Wells, secre-
tary and treasurer of the Consolidated
Wagon & Machine company, Will ar
rive from the east today on the Los
Angeles Limited.
Mrs. c. o. Brainbridge Of the In
ternational w. c. 4. U, Will be In Salt
Lake next week. and Will deliver an
address She was prominently identi-
fed with the rescue work in San Fran
cisco.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15

"The Waiting Time" ..,,,.,,.,,,,,.,
Geo. ID. PIPER and choir
Anthem, Mighty Jenoyah"...,,-.,
John ID. Spencer and choir
Conductor, ii. u. whitney; ofsanist'
Arthur shepherd.
TWENTIETH WARD CHOIR
Anthem, In our Redeemer's Name
....,...,..,...,..,r, stephens
Duet and Chorus, 20, Its Wonderful
John James, Mics Della Cope Cnoir
urgon Voluntary, Prof j. j. Daynes
Duet and Chorus, Dear To the Heart
OF the Shepherd
Anthem, Nazareth" .r.,, Gounod
John James and Choir
Solo and Chorus, Father in Mercy
-. Mary Romney Ross and Choir
Anthem. send out Thy Light" $50.
........s ,................ bOuhcu
Conductor. David J. Watts.
Organist, Prof. J. J, Daynes.
TwENTY-FIRsT WARD CHOIR
Twenty-frst ward choir In the Twen-
ty-seyenth ward Westinghouse.
Anthem. AS the Dew From Heaven
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ChoT
Anthem, Jesus. My Cross Have
Taken" Observation-Disclosures
Miss pourlnda Poulton and Choir
Vocal Solo, "The Singing In Gods
Acre" ....... Miss Lillian HUDSON
Anthem, Cry Out and Shout" Choir
Anthem, LET the Hills Resound' -:
.,.....,..,....,.,., Iholr
Conductor, J. ID. owen.
organist. Miss Helena Walsh,
rwrNry SEVENTH WARD CHOIR.
Twenty-seventh ward choir In the
Twenty-frst ward Westinghouse
Anthem. 20 Give Thanks unto the
Lord" .,..,........,.. stephens
Choir.
Selection, pilgrims Chorus" verdi
Choir.
Tenor solo ............ Alfred Cardweli
Anthem, Praise We the Father.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Gounod.
Choir.
Conductor, 7. II, Ash; organist, Mrs.
NJ. A. Davies.
FOREST DALE CHOIR.
Forest Dale choir In the Twentieth
ward Westinghouse;
Anthem. God is Love" ....",,P ontius
Choir.
Sacramento hymn, Charity" ..,,...
Choir.
Anthem, "Hark, Hark, My Soul,"..
..,''...,..''.',,,' .'.'.''''' houseiey
Choir.
Soprano SOLO Rock OF Ages,",...
....... Miss Margaret Summerhays
Ladies' chorus, "Roses and Lilies.
..,.,,..........4.,a StepneHs
Y. l.. NJ. /. A. chorus.
Anthem, overthrow OF Cog and
Magog," .........,..... stephens
Choir.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15
ENSIGN SINGERS
CHANGE PLACES
cholrs From Seven Wards VIII
Appear "Away From R)me
Tomorrow Night
SAME AS TO FOREST DALE.
special Programs Have Been Pre'
pared for Rendition and Mnch IN
tercst Ccntcrs In Event.

As hitherto announced IN eS,ensp
in the columns OF the News there
will be an interesting and novel eX-
change OF ward choirs IN the Ensign
stake tomorrow evening, supplemented
By one other, the Forest Dale choir
which comes up from the outskirts u
appear in the Twentieth ward chapel.
This interchange OF the organized
singers OF the stake was proposed by
the stake presidency several weeks
ngo With a view to stimulating inter-
est among them and In the hope that
beneficial results will ensue therotc'm
Concerning this there can be little
doubt as already the music loving
folk of the entire stake are more or
less aroused TO It's importance. In
numerical order, the choirs that VIII
participate in the special exercises, are
are follows;
TWELFTH WARD CHOIR.
Twelfth ward choir In the Thir-
teenth ward Westinghouse:
Opening hymn, THE Morning Sun
Has Chased the Night. 49,. Choir
Hymn, "Reverently and Meekly
Now ,,,,..,.,...'''., thoir
sacramental music, organ COLO
,....,....,M Miss Ethel Connolly
Hymn, Jesus. ] My Cross Have
Taken" .......,...,.,,. Ch0ir
Selection, Pilgrims Chorus.
Conductor, II. X, Aldous; oragntst,
Miss Ethel Connolly
ELEVENTH WARD CHOIR.
Eleventh ward choir In the Eigh-
tenth ward westinghouse
Opening hymn, "The joyful Song"
.,, ..,,..,,,....,... Geibel
Choir
Hymn, Light Divine" T.. Stephens
Choir
Hymn. "sayor. Thy Dying Love"
...... ...,.,,.'..s.,.'' Lowry
Choir
Ofertory, organ solo. ...,....
Anthem. God Is Love" ...,,.. Choir
Solo parts by Miss Alice Wickens
and Daniel Coulam, conductor, Hor-
Hooper.
THIRTEENTH WARD CHOIR,
Thirteenth ward choir in the Twelfth
ward westinghouse.
Opening hymn, NOV let US rejoice
..,.,..,., Choir and congregation
Hymn. Great God. indulge my
humble claim" .,..n..,....,. Choir
Hymn, my God, the spring Of ali
my joys ....,.s,..,.,,.,',... Cholr
Quartet "Giye Me Thy Heart" -.
Misses Edith and May Grant, Lind
say and Taylor.
Anthem. Jerusalem, My Glorious
Home" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Choir
Conductor. G. j. Thomas; organist,
Miss Cora Platt
EIGHTEENTH WARD CHOIR.
Eighteenth ward choir in the Elev-
enth ward Westinghouse:
Opening hymn, Zion .....n...C Careless
Choir.
Sacramental hymn Departure" 80.
,,.,.s..........,.., Mendelssohn
Choir.
II Know My Heavenly Father
kioWs ..,.,....,,.....,..,,. Cholr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15
ELECTION TO REICHsTAG.

Berlin. d.. i5.--It was officially an
nounced today that the elections TO the
reichstag will occur Jan. %.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15
BANK STATEMENT DEFICIT.

New York, Dec. 15.--The bank state
ment today shows a deficit OF 81 500, $50.