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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-16
Pres bYterian.

First Presbyterian church. northeast
corner OF South Temple and c streets.
Rev. W, NJ Paden, D. b. pastor-Mornine
services at IL o'clock. subject. "A Baske ct
OF Summer Fruit; evening services at
7;S o'clock. topic. The Packing House
Novel;. Sunday school services at 1880 p.
m, EndcaVor society meets at $50; mid
week services Wednesday evening. teach
ers' meeting. $50; conference and prayer
at o'clock p m. All seats free. Stran-
gers cordially Invited 10 all OF these SER
vices.
a song recital by some OF the pupils OF
Mrs, a @. Andrews will be given on June
~ at the First Presbyterian church.
Third Presbyterian church. corner OF
Eleventh South and Eleventh East
streets-MoTning service nj II o'clock
sermon by Rev. II. g. McNcice D D. f;
Sunday-school az l2:l5; Y F. s. c. r. at
$50, prayer-mceting Wednesday evening
al 100. followed by Sundayschool teach
crs' meeting and a social hour.
Westminster Presbyterian church
Fourth West between First and Second
south streets. Rev. McLain w Davis
Notwithstanding worship. II a. m
Happiness Through Knowing the
Truth" FIRST OF series on happiness: :
evening worship. The Cross of Christ"
Suuday-school, l2.l5 =. m; Endcnyor
meeting. p. m, prayer meeting Wedncs-
dly. p. m, subject, "A Birds Eye View
OF the Bible" All are welcome 20 these
services.
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PROBLEMS OF CANAL
John Hays Hammond Talks to Stu
dents of Jersey City.

JERSEY CITY. n. j.. June l5.-John
Hays Hammond. the mining engineer,
who came into special prominence dur
ing the Jameson raid In South Africa
in which he participated. delivered the
commencement day address at Stevens
Institute in Hoboken yesterday. and
from the Institution received the hon
orary degree OF doctor OF engineering.
In his address Mr.. Hammond warmly
defended his brother engineers" who
arc working deliberately on the Pana-
ma canal problems.
while we must be eXacting, he said.
in our demand for high grade profes-
sional morality. we must not forget that
II is also our duty to encourage and to
sustain those who are striving 10 win
new laurels for our profession, The un-
Intelligent. unjust and sometimes, In
deed. dishonest criticism OF the work
done on the Panama canal comes 10 my
mind In this connection.
I'VE engineers can synpathiZc with
our brother engineers engaged upon
this. the greatest engineering work yet
attempted by man. who, despite the
unfortunate demands for greater haste,
insist upon a careful study Of the prob
lens presented before beginning opera
lions, which otherwise might jeop-
ardize the ultimate success Of the
cannl.'
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SPLENDID RECORD
Of TWO TEACHERS
ogden Instructors Reach 100
Per Cent Mark in
Arithmetic.
THEY ARE GRADUATES
OF OGDEN HIGH SCHOOL
Supervisor of kindergarten
Work Tenders Her Resig-
Nation.
Special TO Tho Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, June 15.-At the regular weekly
meeting OF the Board of Education to-
night, Superintendent Allison submitted
a report OF the examinations OF fifteen
teachers for next year. The examining
board was composed of Mr.. Allison. Mr..
Adams OF tho Madison school and Mr.
Harris OF the Grant school. out of the
hfteen teachers examined three were
given renewable certificates and these
three arc all graduates OF the Ogden high
school, They are Miss Emma BOSNIAN.
Miss Alta Cooley and Miss Lillian Stan
ley. The report OF the examining board
shows that two of these teachers have
secured 100 per cent in arithmetic In the
examination.
The report of the treasurer was read
and submitted.
communication was received from
Miss Elsa Dangers. who was recently In
charge OF the kindergarten at the Mad
lion school, and who had been made su-
Dervisor OF kindergarten work In the city
schools, stating that she had closed a
more lucrative contract in Seattle and
asking TO be released
Bids for desks and other school fUrni-
turc were received from the Ogden Fur
niture and Carpet company, and from Il.
A. Mcmillan, and were referred To the
committee on supplies.
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Brief Mention.
clal 70 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. June 81. c. Robinson. repre-
OF Denver. ls In Ogden and is visiting VIII
liam Harcombc
A marriage license wns Issued today to
Percy Purcell, aged IS and Miss stella
Grlinn. Y. both OF St Louis Mo.
w II. Quiglcy. representative OF a large
lltheeraphic house in Kansas City, IS in
Ogden, and is the guest of Manager r. A.
Grant or the Grand opera-h house.
s. F. Lincoln. a wellknown Denver travel
ing man. is In Ogden asnln today. after an
absence OF seven weeks. He viii make Salt
Lake before his departure from Utah.
w. II. Dale. rice-presidcnt OF the Agency
company in Salt Lake. went west on the
Overland this afternoon and will visit POINTS
In Nevada on business connected with tho
company.
j \. Cunningham tho mining magnate md
capitalist OF Salt Lake, went to Nevada to-
day. and Will attend to some private matters
at Battle Mountain.
o. G. Adkins OF Oakland rsprAscntino q
manifold book concern. is in Ogden and win
visit other points In Utah
Superintendent l. c. Manson OF the South
ern Pacific Is back from a trip over the main
line TO Sparks and the various branches OF
the Southern Pacific.
Il. A. Mock, rlght-of-way agent of the Rio
Grando system. and the man who made the
big purchases In Ogden and Salt Lake, wns
hero last night closing up some matters and
returned 10 Denver With him was Division
Engineer c. \. Blake Of the Western di-
vision.
John q. Critchlow. manager OF the Credit
Mems association, was in Ogdsn today and
drove through TO Huntsville. on matters con-
cerniDg his company
T. IL. Smith, OF the leading buylness
mon OF Pocatello Idaho. is at the Hot Springs
north OF Ogden. taking a course OF treatment
FOR rhoumatism, and is rcgaininG his normal
condition.
Special Agent A. y. Vance Of the Southern
Pacific as soon as he has finished in tho trial
of Frank N. Everett. who killed Mike Ma
lone somo time since at Nina viii come back
To ogden, and here viii be assigned TO the
force Of station Mnstor John Kcatlng
The restaurant business at 2I6 TNyenty-nfth
street. formerly conducted by Moves & chi
6rdlth. viii be hereafter conducted by Novez
q Gather, Mr. GalGraith retiring.
on June . Weber camp No. "a OF tho Wood-
men OF tho World Will 10 10 Logan with
tho dsgre toatn and Will aid In the inItIa-
tion OF some twcnty-seven now mcmbers
l.. ~. SwnrtwoOd, formerly with the Ncldon-
JudsOn Drug company at Salt Lake but now
in the drug business for himself at Rock
Springs. came down 10 ogden todny
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quire what portion OF the food supplied
TO the members OF the House comes from
Chicago.
There was an incidental mention or
canned meats In the course OF todays In
quiTy into the South African stores scan
dals Evidence WIRE given TO the enect
that army officers sold 2O6D cases or
canned meats, including the Armour
brand, Helmet brand and Mtcheus
brand To II contractor for two cents 4
pound The contractor complained thht
the meats were bad and returned the
cases The officer who sold the canned
meats testified that he subsequently or
dcrcd tho ''nlth to be dumped into the
sea" and much OF IL afterwards tioatcd
ashore and was picked up by katiirs,
who ate IT, with the result that mum
Der OF them died OF ptomaIne poisoning.
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HONOR To BOONE
Noted Kentucky Pathfinder Receives
High Tribute.

LOUISVILLE. Ky. June 15.-As yes
terday was given over by the Home
Coming" jubilee TO the memory OF
stephen c, Foster. so today was for the
greater part devoted TO Daniel Boone.
The glorlfcation OF Daniel Boone
came later In Cherokee park. About a
dozen lineal descendants OF the great
pioneer were present.
The statue of Boone. modelled by
Miss Enid Yandell OF Louisville and
presented to the city Of Louisville by
c. ., Bicknell. was unveiled. After the
unveiling former Nice-President Adlai
f. Stevenson, orator OF the day, spoke
and following the ceremonies at the
Boone statue, a picture OF one of the
many stirring events In the life of
Boone was given in another part OF the
park.
Tonight the grand ball for which
elaborate preparations have been made
Will be held, Twenty thousand Invita-
tions have been issued.
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Scientist.

First Church OF Christ Scientist, S}t
East Third South.-Sunduy- school AT i5
d, m; church services. IL a. IN. and p
m subject. Christian Science" Stran-
gers nro especially welcome Each Wed.
nesday evening at 8 o'clock a meeting d
held TO listen 10 the testimony OF healing
OF both sin and sickness. Free reading
rooms open daily from 10 "a. m. To- u.
IN. In rooms 6O1-60S Scott building, les
Main street Take elevator.
Second Church OF Christ Scientist
O. o, F. hail. corner of Eleventh East
and Eleventh South Lesson sermon at
II 20 a. M, subject Christian Science "
Sunday school at ELS p. IN. Wednesday
evening testimonial meeting at o'clock.
All are welcome
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SILVER JUBILEE HELD,
Interesting Entertainment in Honor
of Rev. Father Cushnahan.
;nnclnl 10 The Tribune

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. June l5,-An interesting enter
taInment was given at the Sacred Heart
academy tonight by the children OF st
Joseph's school in honor OF the silver
jubilee In ogden of Rev, Father Z. Nj.
Cushnahan.
A most interesting programme was rem
dered by the young people under the d.
rection of the sisters. and one OF the very
Interesting features was a military drill
by the boys.
There was very large audience pres
ent and the entertainment WAS what II
was Intended TO bc-a heartfelt tcstimon-
Ial TO the efforts Father Cushnahan had
nut out for education and for the church
In ogden during his twenty-five years
residence here.
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Methodist

First Methodist Episcopal church. cor
ner OF Second South and Second East
streets, Benjamin Young, pastor-Serviccs
at ii a M, and s. p. m. Morning topic.
The Value OF a Man. evening subject
Frances r. Willard. an Appreciation"
Sunday school AT 9;i5 a. m. Epworth
league at p. m, All are kindly invited
TO these services.
lin NJ +, church, Ninth East and
First South. ID. NJ. HelmiCk, pastoT-Chil-
drcn'S day services Will occupy the IL
o'clock hour instead or preaching; sun
duy-school at ~ o'clock: Epworth League
at 7: preaching at s, Baptism or infants
az the morning service. Nrs. Woodruff
will entertain the Ladies' Aid at tea at
her residence. IL = street. Tuesday after
noon at o'clock.
The new Scandinavian Methodist Epis-
copal church on Fourth East between
Fourth and Fifth South streets, viii be
opened with special services. In tho
morning Presiding Elder r. +. Mork Will
preach. and In the evening Superintcnd-
ent II /. Talbot VIII speak and conduct
the meeting Friends from other churches
invited To come with us at this occasion.
Miss Beatrice OConnor will sing My
Redecmer and My Lord" by Dudley
Buck, at the First Methodist church Sun
day morning,
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Baptist.

East Side Baptist church Seventh East
and Third South.-S. A. Hayworth pas
tor, Divine worship at IL a M. sermon
topic, Hairs All Numbered, or the Mi
nuteness OF Divine Providence" Sunday
Is San Francisco day I'm the BAPTIST
churches Of America and all Will make
an offering for stricken churches on the
coast. Sunday-school at l2:l5 y. NJ. I:
Christian Endcavor at p m: evening
service al s o'clock: prayer meeting We'd
nesdaN eNunIng. All arc cordially invited
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DIFFICULT TO ENFORCE.
keep to the Right" Ordinance Keeps
Ogden Police Busy,

OGDEN, June l5.-The Keep to the Right
ordinance is not yet entirely enforced In
ogden though IL viii be, and as result J. j
RrummItt the real estate man, wears a
badly Scared countennncc Mr.. Brummitt was
going down the right side OF Twenty NTH
street today and WAS keeping close to the car
trnck country wagon was going along
in the snmc direction, and suddenly turned
TO the left across the tracks.
So close wns Mr. Brummltt that he could
not avoid a collision. and he ran into the
wagon full tilt. with disastrous results to tho
real estate man, The wagon wasn't injured
al all but the driver WIN be II Brummltt
meets him again. II the police nnd him
up To the same tricks. The ordnance IL be-
ing enforced as strictly us possible. but the
farmers do not always observe H.
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hllSD is AROUSED
~amons Probing Ameri-
@1ung- House Scandals

4 sune ia fresh lot Of
sing TO the Chicago meat
lTes are being prepared
[<.Sn IN the House of Com
I.-.si, HICKS Beach. son of the
Sr,s,'HG Of The Exchequ.r, viii
H. all Haldane 10 inform the
S.Ahiity OF Chicago canned
- W tne troops In South
49, ss late war and what pro-
h's deaths ought more
n soi,s.Io'en ~ been desIrlbed as due to
IL 'Son S, Is based on the dis
Il, !, aulng-room OF the House
CSI.ss oox marked Armour .
and Kansas City,
Z Smith. UnionIst. will in
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ACTIONS ON NOTES.
Two Are Brought in the District
Court at Ogden.
specIal to The Trlbunc.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, June l5.-New cases coming up in
the district court today are as follows;
w A Turner II sulEg H L Taylor TO
recover from him the sum OF 500 on n
promIssory note made and executed by Hebcr
{ Sharp on November l. 1905, on which, the
complaint alleges. Taylor wnB an indorscr.
The plaintin also asks for 10 per cent in
tercst per nnnum and for Slo0 attorneys fees.
F. M Allison. Sr.. has brought suit against
James j Narney and Gertrude Narney, his
wife 10 forcclosc on mortgage, given as
security Tor promissory note for t3oor and
bearing interest at the rate OF 10 per cent per
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CASES IN POLICE COURT.
Number of Matters Come Up in Mu-
nicipal Tribunal.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. June l5.-In the police court today
n number OF the cases charging saloon men
with having sold liquor to a minor. wcrtz &
Hansen were discharged and so was Peter
Poulson. Joseph Daumcistcr and the flrm OF
Watts & Best were held and tho cases con-
tnued.
Two offenders against the bike ordinance
forfeited 81 each. Tho court is giving a stifIer
sentence in these cases
number OF drunks and other minor Offend
erS were disposed OF with suitable sentences
and large number Of cnses were ordered con-
tlnucd
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Sentence Commuted.

WASHINGTON. June l5,-President
Roosevelt has commuted the sentence Of
First Lieutenant LaDier Crayens OF the
artillery corps who wns sentenced to dis
mIssaI by court-marIal for duplication OF
pGy accounts. Upon the recommendation
OF the Secretary OF War the President
changed the sentence TO reduction 10 tho
foot OF the list OF First Llcutenants OF the
artillery corps
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Unitarian.

First Unitarian church, Rev. Frank Fay
EDDY. pastor. Services In Unity hall. lGS
South Second East street; morning serv-
Ice at II o'clock. sermon by the pastor on
Whence Came Religion p Music by
Unity Quartcttc- Sunday school at l2:l5
p M; walking party, under the auspices
OF tho Y. r. l.. Sunday evening The
start will be from the residence OF C. O.
Orr, Second South and Thirteenth East
streets.
Unity circle Will be entertained at a
Kensington by Mrs G, IL Raybould. 643
South West Temple street.
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CHARGED WITH BURGLARY.
Joseph Ainsworth Is Defendant in a
Serious Case.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN June lj.-Dotcctlye james Pcnder
today filed a complaint against Joseph Aims
worth. who IL now In jail, charging him with
burglary. The specific instance Is the entry
OF certain rooming house on Twenty Nth
street, from which AlnsHoTth is said TO
have stolen stun
IL was thought ut first that n charge Of
petit larceny would be sufficient, but q further
investigation warranted the charge OF bur
glary and the man Will DO held on the latter
charge.
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Adventist.

Sevcnth-Day Adventist church. corner
OF Fifth South and Sixth East streets
Services every Saturday at II q, m; Sab
bnth-school Saturday at 10 a. m: preach
meeting every Wednesday, at D m. !;
subjects Juno l6. Tower Building" June
II. Clouds and Sunshine" June 20 Ira
dition"
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Culture Stimulates Commerce.

CHICAGO, Juno 15.-"Culture and the
pursuit OF the ethical are tho stimulus
and foundation OF commerce and indus
try" declared the Rev Rufus a. White
to the members OF the graduating class
OF the Armour Institute Of Technology
in tho annual college address at the com
mencement exercises held last night
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-16
Noted Ynchtsman III.

NEW YORK. June u.-S. Nicholson Kane
who has becn closely identhed With the
New York Yacht club for more than thirty
years is reported seriously ~ ot his resi-
dcnce here. During the years 1877. 1878 and
1873 he was the commodors Of the Yacht club
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Christian.

Central Christian church, Third East
and Fourth South-Preaching II a, m.
p. M: Sunday school, 2:3p; Christian
Endeavor, Gas. All cordially invited. vii
liam Ross Lloyd. minister
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c. W. G. Lyon, rector OF ST. Matthew'S
church. Grand Junction. Colo; evening
prayer and sermon. 80 p. m.
st. Peters Observation-Disclosures 9i5
a. m: evening prayer. Z y. m, b. w. r
Pennent lay-reader
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Episcopal.

ST Marks cathedral. 20 East First
South street Rev. Benjamin Brewster,
Desn-Holy communion. 7;s0 a m. Sun
day school 9.46 a. m, morning PRAYER
and Litany, IL a. m, with sermon by Rev.
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Reor9anized /. D. S

Reorganized Church OF Jesus Christ Of
Latter-day Saints-Sunday services; sun
day-school at 10 a m; preaching by FL
der Isaac NJ. Smith OF independence Mo.
at IL a. IN, and 7:i5 p m; chapel located
at 22S East Second South street
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CONGREGATIONAL.

First Congregational church. corner OF
Fourth East and First South streets
Elmer l. Goshen, pastor Morning scrv-
ices at 1915. Sundny-school at 1890:
Chrlstlan EmleaNor OF 0 %. IN.
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Lutheran.

First German Evangelical Lutheran St
Johns church. Seventh South. near state
William ]. Lankow. pastor. Sunday
school at $50 a. m. services 1890 a. m
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Van Cott Case Continued.

Tho case OF Marion Van Colt, the school
teacher charged with assault and battery son
the person OF a pupil wUs continued by Judge
piChl untu Monday al O'Clock,
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WHERE SALT LAKERS
MAY WORSHIP SUNDAY
Pastors of the Various City
Churches Make Announce
mentS.

An attractive programme is presented
to churchgoers by the pastors OF the var
lous churches OF the city for the Sunday
services. Following are the various an
nouncemcnts
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LOOK FOR REAL ESTATE DAY

Prize list in Sunday morning paper.
Biggest ever
The Delta independent., 1906-10-05
College Committee Here.

DR.. Weaver, pastor of the First
Presbyterian church in Pueblo. Rev. J.
Z. Weir of the First church in Grand
Junction and Rev. Walter S. Rudolph
of Denver, were in Delta yesterday as
a subcommittee representing the Pres
byterian Synod. which comprises the
states of Colorado and Wyoming. to
look over this field as o possible location
for the Presbyterian College that is
soon to be started by the Synod DR..
Darley, Judge Dickerson and others
prominent in the church in this part of
the state are laboring with determined
spirit to bring this school to Delta. Our
people are lending them every possible
assistance and we all sincerely hope the
school will come to US.
The Delta independent., 1906-10-05
A Fine Box Of Fruit.
W. N. FULTON.

The INDEPENDENT wishes to acknow-
ledge the receipt of most magnificent
box of fruit from the Chosen Valley
Fruit Farm. owned by Mr.. o. Palmer
and located two and half miles above
the state bridge in Black Canon. The
box was placed on display in our show
window and won the admiration of all.
not only on account of the variety and
excellence of the fruit but by the artis-
tic arrangement as well. The box con-
tanned eight varieties of grapes. three
of plums, also peaches and pears. MIR.
Palmer has seven acres of berries. six
acres of orchard and one and half
acres of grapes. The income from this
comparative small amount of ground
will be approximately $500 this year.