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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-12
OAKlEY COMING TO
The FRONT ON ALI. SIDES,

epeclal Correspondence,
( \AKLEY. Idaho. March lO.-Cas-
! sta Stake conference was held
here last Saturday aud Sunday.
al sessions were well attended by
members Of the Church from different
ps'ts OF the stake Each OF the twelve
Yards was represented by its reepec-
Ave Bishops, except Blaine ward Ell
o' george F. Richards of tho quorum
apostles was present and spoke al
each OF tho meetings.
NEW OFFICIALS FOR OAKLEY.
Az village board met last Wednes-
IN eFening and elected Ernest Dunn
III position Of village attorney and
pss Lee village marshal, succeeding
Nh novels and W. G.. McMurray,
ma, Terms OF Office had expired. The
Inv, olncers have taken hold OF the
a Ssiuess or their respective Offices with
d,,ileW 10 bringing about a better con-
N't,on In the village.
sn,aI young toughs were run IN"
III" night for disturbing the peace.
s.rrI VHlase board has secured the
Cees or Preston Meacham. az
r,n'svIlle, to serve as special police
Gers n, ne TACT and the change OF off,
ire a, ~ aoove noted, have reused the
10 h. s sne rough element. who are said
GERS ou ue'ermined to run the new off,
''pears that the new officers will
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-12
BASEBALL FEVER
HITS PRESTON HARD
Special Correspondence.

Speclal correspondence.
nREsToN, Ida, May iO,--At the last
meeting Of the village board suf-
ticient money To purchase 10 acres
OF land which is 10 be used as city
park was appropriated. The land, which
Is likely TO be purchased is situated two
blocks north and one block west Of tho
four main corners Of the business cen
ter OF the town, making II very con-
vcpicnt place To hold celebrations, base
ball games, etc. Money was also tp-
propriated for the purpose of fencing
the grounds and building grand stand
which VIII be ready for use I'm the near
future. The Preston Baseball club has
entered into negotiations for tho pur-
pose OF leasing the graudstand AMI
enough OF the grounds for ball field.
Next Saturday there will be a meeting
Of the representatives OF number %
the baseball teams of Cache valley. The
purpose OF the meeting Is TO organize
an amateur league The several teams
invited TO participate In this organizl-
ton seem very enthusiastic and Preston
r. looking for better baseball this year
than ever before. After the meeting
saturday there will be a practise game
between Preston and Weston
Last Friday Judge Alfred Bulge q
tho Eighth judicial district was IN
town In the interest Of the High Creek
Light & Power company
About two weeks ago Thomas Jel =
kins was seriously injured by falling
Into the basement of J. @, Smiths Nov
store. while on his way home on very
dark night. At the time II was stated
In this Daper that there had heen no
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-12
SOME PERSONALS
FROM LE0RlN, IDAHO.
Special Correspondence.

Special Corresp ondonce
| EORIN Idaho. May lO.--Alma
Newman has rented his ranch for
three years and will move TO Star
valley to make his home.
Mrs l., F. Hatch is home after an
absence in Logan U.lder doctors
care.
Thomas Nowlin has sold his ranch
on Willow creek and will spend the
summer In the hills. he received 800
per acre for most OF hts land.
On. May q the people Of Milo will
fence the ward land and plant IT TO
lawn,
Heber Mcbride and family have
moved TO Oakley, Idaho, where they
Will make their home.
The canal companies Of this section
have closed their gates To repair IN ctr
channels as result Snake river Is
filling up and Blackfoot people may
now moisten their beet fields
Smallpox is at large again and is
very widely scattered. In some cases
IL Is prevalent in bad form
Roy Strong has sold his property at
Elva and Will move to Utah IN the
near future.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-12

dedication as soon as &c Is deemed
wisdom To- DO 50.
Bishop G. w lockwood rs building
a brick residence Wlirh viii cost 3d.
coo,
The range is exceptionally good and
stock OF all kinds Is doing well.
Flock masters arc ion the night or
lambmg The abundance OF grass and
1uc weather VIII insure good crop OF
lambs and with the prevailing high
prices OF wool tho sheep men have
nothing 60 complain o.
During the past three years a great
number oc thoroughbred horses have
been introduced here for breeding pur-
poses. and Iona can boast OF some
OF the best draft horses I'm the state
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NEELEY MAY HAVE A
A TRUANT OFFICER NAMED.

Special Correspondence.
n IEELY, Oneida Co., May lib,
M Hunt has moved to Medley and Is
now living on the place lately oc-
cupied by Richard Palmer and owned
by Thomas Richardson.
The work on the new church has been
resumed and brick is now being made
BY men from Pocatello.
No attempt. until this winter,has ever
been made to grade the Medley school.
but Miss Nelson has used the course of
study and all who have attended school
regularly have completed the years
work. The compulsory school law has
never been enforced and the conse-
quence IL that a majority OF children
OF school age do not attempt to attend
school and those who do attend come
whenever a. In convenient The board
may appoint a truant officer and en-
force the law. Boys and girls are grow
Ing UP here with almost no education
because the parents will not force the
children TO attend school and there Is
no officer to compel obedience to the
law.
George Morris Is home from the Ag-
ricultural college at Logan, Utah, as
consequence of being appointed to
I'll a mission. He expects to begin his
mission In September.
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SOCIALIST LECTURES
ON STEUNENBERG CASE,

Special Correspondence.
n oCATELLo, May lo.--The citizens
Of Pocatello were treated TO an
open air lecture this evening on
the corner Of the First National bank,
by Herman +. Titus, editor of the so
cialist," and also reporter for the So
cialist papers, on the famous dyna-
mite cases now pending at Caldwell,
Idaho. His subject was: who Killed
Steunenberg?" His lecture was an
nounced through the Pocatello Tribune,
accompanied by his picture. quite n
large crowd attended his dlscourse,and
at the close OF his remarks a collection
was taken up IN behalf of the defence
fund for Haywood, Pettibone and
Meyer. now awaiting their trial. The
crowd appeared sympathetic, and he
was applauded several times He ar
relgned the state authorities and the
prosecution for the manner In arresting
the defendants and objected to the
manner IN which the grand jury was
selected.
His sympathy was with the accused
and he endeavored to show that II any
one was backing Orchard, II was the
Western Federation of Miners
Detective MCFARLAND he denounced
as a spy and tool In the hands OF
the mine owners; the latte would gain
a million dollars year by a cores
pondng reduction in miners wages
when, II by the conviction Of Meyer,
Pettibonc and Haywood, the Western
Federation Of Miners were. crushed.
lie asked his hearers not to beliey,
the local papers.
His report OF the cnse, he said, was
endorsed by Eugene V. Debs, as the on'
IL fair and impartial report that han
yet been written Of the case, and his
purpose was to tell the truth only. Al
The close OF the lecture. which lasted
over two hours. lac distributed free
samples OF the Socialist"
TIc Is to lecture In nelghborlng coun-
Ties west OF here
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"WhB. is Inc meaning ot the word
Easter said John Drew az a club
NO one could answer yGe question,
and Mr. Drew with a frown went o.:
Nobody reads the Bible now. The
pubIle's ignorance OF tho Bible and OF
Biblical things " amazing \ Biblical
allusiol is nowadays az unintellighla
as Greek eliusioD.
"Not long ago at a dinner, ] got into
q Biblical argument When the Rrgu-
ment was over. a young lady said
I enjoyed that discussion splendid.
", But, DO you know | always though.
that Sodom and Gomorrah were man
and wife7
Another young lady commented
"'Oh, well, | suppose they ought IA
have been II they were not"
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SUGAR CITY IS
SURELY GROWING
Much Activity is in Evidence in
The Building Line in
Town.
BRICK YARD FILLS ORDERS.
Contracts Already Placed For the
Manufacture of one Million Bricks
To Date,
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence,
{ UGAR CITY, Fremont Co., Ida,
May 1O-As spring advances much
activity is shown in the building
line. among the investors, ana with
the farmers. The beautiful two-story
bank building Is progressing, also the
new structure for the Sugar city Cash
store. Last week ground was broken
for a large business block which is
being built by the Sugar city Building
4 Manufacturing company. Several
others will be started within the next
few weeks. among them is large
brick building which Will be built by
Charles White for livery and feed
stables, as the present stand Is becom-
Ing too small for him.
Charles Ohran and NJ. Turner have
established n brick yard just north OF
town. The capacity of the plant VIII he
about 25 900 brick day. The samples
show that the very best quality Is be-
ing made. both IN the dark red and
cream color Already orders have been
placed for ! 900 coo brick. from all over
the valley and some outside,
LAUNDRY STARTS UP,
For two months A. J. Hanson Of SUI
gar city and Mr., Campbell OF Salt
Lake have been placing machinery
erecting building, etc, Tor an up-to.
date laundry. The laundry Is situated
IN the southeastern part Of town, ana
today the people have seen smoke issue
from the chimney for the first time \
successful start was made, ana now
the people viii not have To- send their
laundry TO Pocatello. Idaho FANS or
ts a d
dollars Invested IN this enterprise. 1t
Is the largest and best laundry between
Pocatello and Butte.
The Fremont Light & Power COM
many Is finishing strnging wires ana
is installing It's machinery Manager
Mckinley states that he will hc fur'
ulshing light and power 20 Teton. SUI
gar CITY salem and surrounding eoun-
try within the neNt month, tie SAYS
liaht win he much cheaper than V Is
at amy other place IN the surrounding
The sugar city building & Manu-
featuring company has been formed Tor
tho purpose W doing a general con
tracing business in and around sugar
civ Nj. Sal2ucr is manager OF the
now enterprise lie already has several
largo buildings TN view besides the onh
thai is now being huilJ by the company
The uooulo OF Sugar CITY are Justly
rroud of the now enterprises II shows
nat iho investors have faith in the
town and we'll thcy might for people
from an directions who used ~ uHs
nv tlc town nov make This place
thoir center for doing business. The
tlyyu IS growing rJpldlN with un nnn-
r,t ami industrious class ~ people.
and am are united Doc their ehor'3 TO
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GUN CLUB SHOOTS.

Considerable interest IS being man
liested IN the gun club shoots which
are being Geld here at regular IN
teryals by the local gun club. II IL
the intention ~ tho club TO hold n
shoot with some of She nelghboring
cities lr the near future, and from
the recent reports. the indications are
that the club VIII give a good account
Of itself. as sevcral cracks have re-
Gently been developed.
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STOCK GROWERS ASSN.

The first annual meeting Of the
South Eastern Idaho Stock Growers
association was held n this city on
the eth Judge i. W Standrod was
elected president /. T.. Evans, ~ Ma
lad vice president q. :. Cleveland
secretary aud GEO. Wakely treasurer.
In addition to these there were an
executive committee OF FIVE elected to
devise ways and means for nettoriug
the conditions Of tho stockgrowcrs and
10 protect the ranges.
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a mcetlng OF the county supeeln-
tcudauts of schools ~ eastern and
southern Idaho was held here on the
9th. 4 good representation attended.
The object OF the meeting was 90 form
some plans Tor o. course Of summer
work t0 Do held iu Tho Academy OF
idaho. Plans are DOW under way for
summer normal school 90 ho hold
at tho academy during thn summer
months, and ihe Indications arc that
there viii be good attendance Of
teachers aud others intending 10 teach.
The course win be under the direction
~ Prof Faris and other members of
the faculty ana they ARE offering n
good course and one lhai win an a
long fOlt want
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Movement on Foot to Unite All
In Southeastern Part
Of State.
EXCURSION TO TWIN FALLS.
Pocatcllo VIII Probably Join With
Boise and Other Organizations
on May Is.
Special correspondence.

Epcciai Correspondence,
~ OCATELLo, IDA, May TO-
- Members OF the Commercial club
of Pocatel!o and other business
mon have been invited by the
Boise Commercial club 10 join in an
excursion to Twin Falls, May Is, and
Indications are that large crowd will
visit Twin Falls Plans are under way
FOR Joining all the Commercial clubs
Of southern Idaho in a league TO be
known as the League OF Southern
idaho Commercial Clubs" and indica-
lions are that the Pocatello Comyer-
cial club win soon be a member Of tho
league
IN DISTRICT COURT,
Tho district court OF the Fifth jul
dicial district OF Bannock county.
opened Monday the 7th, Judge Bulge
presiding. There were IA criminals
arraigned. Most OF these cases being
for burglary and robbery, Six OF them
composed a gang operating around
McCammon that gave the farmers
there considerable trouble before they
were taken up. The tramps have been
unusually active in and around Poca-
tello and the neighboring towns In
committing depredatlons of all kinds.
DEATH OF INFANT.
Tho infant son OF DR.. and Mrs. w.
A. Wright died at the l.. d. :. hos
pital Sunday morning, of cerebral
| meningitis, and was brought here
| Monday morning, and was buried
| wednesday. The little one had been
| sick for some time and all that loved
| ones and medical skill could do was
| Of no avail Services were held at tho
| Catholic church and large cortege
followed the remains to their last rest
Ing place.
IMPRESSIVE SERVICES.
The Fraternal order Of Eagles held
very impressive memorial services at
the Eagle hall Sunday afternoon.
There was good attendance and tho
services were very impressive. and
listened attentiyely TO by the audience.
Atty. +. II. H0lzheimer delivered an
address and then followed the roll
call of the departed ones. These SER
vices are held annually by the Eagles
as tribute OF love and affection.
GAME ENDED IN ROW.
| A good deal of amusement was Gre
| ated Sunday afternoon at the baseball
| game between Idaho Falls and Poca-
| telo. The visiting team became dis
satisfied with the decision of umpire
| Slmms, aud the first part of the ninth
| innings took their doll clothes" and
went home The official score stood
| at that stage Of the game six 10 four
| IN favor Of Pocatello. but on account
| Of the forfeited game, the score was
entered up as nine TO nothing.
DEATH OF MRS. RUPP.
An unusually sad event occurred
here sunday morning. I'm the death OF
Mrs w. A. Rupp, An infant was born
TO her Friday which dled shortly af-
ter and was soon followed by the
mother. The funeral was held IN tho
Z. d. S. church Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs Rupp was only % years OF age
and was loved and respected b. all
who knew her She was n daughter
VI Mr. spillman, the leader OF the l..
| ID. : choir
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SuCrene
Dairy
Feed.

Why pay the present
high prices for Cotton
seed Meal when you
can get the same re-
suits from feeding Su-
creme Dairy Feed +?
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Notice.
Randolph Continued.

Miss Alice Herrck went to Montpelier
and stayed until Monday night.
The Chsutauqua circle win meet with
Miss Clara Dame next Tuesday evening.
The Randolph Womanis Literary club
will be entertained by Mrs, Ernest Tracy
next Saturday aftern on.
Miss Mary Woods Of Tunbridge visited
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rope last Thursday,
leaving for home the next day.
Prof aud Mrs. T.. A. Hamilton and Miss
Mabel Hamilton of Montrelier seminary
spent Sunday with their aunt, Mrs. Alice
Fisher.
Arthur Burt, who had been the guest of
Mr.. ana Mrs. f.. T. Lille couple of
weeks, left for his home in Philadelphia
Sunday night.
Scion Vail, Robert Chedel and Joseph
Goodhart finished their examinations at
Dartmouth college aud came home Satur-
day Tor vacation lasting until Wednes-
day.
George r Dumas was called here from
White River Junction Friday to serve as
witness IN the case % Eugene Wardner
against his brother in-law, Junius Barttro
Of Springfield
The ladies Of Fern Rebekah lodge have
issued invitations for an Old Folks ball ia
by Phillips orchestra The Rebeksh
lodges OF Mortified ana Bethel are also to
participate In the festiyity.
G. \. and Mrs. james E. Mccall went 10
New York Sunday night on account Of the
critical condition Of their aunt, Mrs.
John Leeds, " no has been seriously in for
several months. Her son, Frederick
Leeds, and his wife have beea with her for
some weeks.
Miss Minnie Carpenter starts this even
ing Tor Chicago. where she is to spend
month with her cousin, Mrs. A. W. Mead.
During her absence Mrs Maria Beedie
and her sister, Mrs. Laura Mason. are 10
lake charge 81 the household affairs for
Miss CHrpenter. father.
r. e. Nea has sold his farm to Joseph
silva for $500. and the writings arr h.
be drawn ia q day or two Mr.. NeH has
rented the place OF John Bean, who Is
passing the winter iu TunbridEe. and
came from there Tuesday 10 transact The
necessary business, going back Weducs
George PriHce = preparing Is eat
large quantity uf ice On Mascoma lake
hear East Lebanon which be will shin 10
massachusetts cities where The suuulv is
short. Mr- Prince nid this once before.
tn lt'sl, making very profitable venture
~ % then, and thinks the prospect Is now
promising.
News has been received 81 the marriage.
oet- -slh last in Denver, Col. OF CLYDE 4
son ot Mr.. and Mrs 2. J. Blanchard Of
this piaee. end Miss Marion Bennett. r
nleriy e Boston. Hith whom ar. nlanch-
ara necafae acquainted while clcrktns In
that city The bride passed two summers
aere reeentiy- The couple wlll reside in
Denver.
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RECOGNITION Service.

There will be a recognition service al
Bethany church Thursday evening, the
18th. The Cong churches of Randolph
Center, Bethel, Chelsea, Braintree and
Williamstown have been called to meet In
council on the afternoon Of the same day
and act upon the recognition Of Bethany
church in Congregational fellowship.
In the evening, public service will be
held, at which the following program will
be used Voluntary, hymn, scripture,
prayer, anthem, charge TO church. Rev. e.
H. Merrill, ID. d., OF st. Johnsbury /;
charge to pastor, Rev. v NJ. Hardy, ID. D.,
OF Morrisyille; anthem; address, Rev. W.
j. Tucker, Ii d., president OF Dartmouth
college; hymn, benediction.
Ii is expected that the service will prove
a great blessing to the community as we'll
as the church, and all are cordially invited
to attend. An invitation is also extended
TO every one TO attend the reception to be
given by Bethany Guild Immediately after
the service.
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HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

The grrls in the physiology class do not
appreciate the bones.
The mtd-term exams. began Wednesday
afternoon and will continue through the
week.
Joseph Goodhart, 'n3. Scion Vail, iu3.
Robert Chedel, o., who were up from
Dartmouth, came in school this week
Mr.. Fabian, Of the firm OF Fuller a.
Warren, Who has been looking after the
working Of the new heating apparatus,
has gone 10 rilton.
Miss Dubois has presented to the school
a picture OF Sir Galahad and one OF
Shakespeare. They are hung in No. 1 and
are appreciated ornaments to the room.
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sRAINTREE.

= Maud Ladue is visiting friends in East
Braintree this week.
= 5lenn Wilson spent Sunday ia Bellows
Fails with his sister, Miss Ona.
Mrs. Eusebia Simonds Of East Braintree
has been visiting friends in town the past
week. 49,
Mrs. Harry Kendall and children or
Northheld visited her parents here last
Inc infant child Of r Gushea died last
n ne funeral wednesday at the house.
Rev. Fraser Metzger officiating.
Jsck Tanner has moved into E. $.
Abbott's house and Mr.. Simonds ,n,,,.as
INTO Mrs. Nickerson's house vacated ~
Mr.. Tanner. =
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Notlee.

The auditors OF the town OF Braintree
hereby give notice that they will meet nj
the town house in Braintree on the 10Th
DAY OF February, 1906. at 10 O'Clock to ex-
anime and adjust the accounts OF all town
oileers 81 said town. The civil authority
I, m ~ iiieet ~ tne same time and place for
the purpose OF abating taxes.
Inc selectmen OF said town will meet AZ
the said time and place 10 examine and adj
Just the claims Of Ell persons against said
town, aud notice is hereby given that an
persons having claims against said town
incurred prior TO March /, 1905. must be
presented then or said accounts viii ~
hereafter excluded. 2w
f. II. CLEVELAND.
Auditors A +. FLINT.
GEORGE FLAGG.
II. f. FLINT.
Selectmen w. $. HOWARD.
5. A. HUTCHTN on
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NORTH RAnooLPH.

ing her visit.
=, About 50 couples attended the dance Al
Enterprise hall. ~ az
After two weeks vacation Rov p,a-
has returned to Sandy Hill. N " ~.
be has position.
MIS- Kate Psrmalee has returned 10 her
nome N Boston after stopping with her
parents for two weeks. ''ei
The trustees Of the KimbaIl Public
library, on the first Of January. esta blisbe5
branch at North Randolph, at fhe res5-
denee OF Frank Cone. Mrs. Gone has ver,,
slnaly offered to care for ana loan tbe
books 70 any resident Of the town VINO
read. HVliies 70
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Church Notes.

Christian Science chapel services-Sun-
day at II a. M, subject, "Mind:" Wednes-
day evening meeting at 1880.
The Bethany church Sunday school will
have social this evening in the White
church vestry. Everyone is invited.
Methodist Episcopal church Preach
ing by the pastor at 1890 a. M. SUNDAY
$50.
Next Sunday al st. Johns church there
viii be evening prayer, with sermon, at
$50 O'Clock. Strangers are cordially well
coined. The rector. will be absent At Ram
dolph Center in the morning.
Services Of the Bethany church viii be
held IN the 3 ick building next sunday.
huhiedt Of the week s lesson will Be ssGen-
eral Joseph Wheeler The subject Of the
sermon viii be .i3!e's Voyage
The ladies Of tile BomsH Catholic church
viii give a social sud baN party n Grange
bali the evening Of St Valentines dav
the 18th. Games will furnish smuse-
ment, and a cordial invitation i extended
TO all.
Baptist Morning NorshfB. with
preaching, 1880. subject, sChrist aad MIC
odemus-m Msie quartet viii sing. Bible
school. y o'clocs, evening service e.81
The annual roll cali wiil 81 held nerf
Wednesday night. supper viii IS served
IA the chapel 81 $50, and reports 81 the
work given Immediately after.
sToRIN
IFS fiTA Mas Uass. -.
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Do tiappy tiooIIasn. our Maseot.

Who Ia Randolph l. der manP
Volts the hottest baseball fang
Dot tsh Happy
Who makes dem 'cr 8ll some more.
Ihan the4 dlu the time before
Dot ish Happy.
Who always does the LAYERS Josh
And makes his own tuhaseo sauce
Dot ish Happy.
Who wears out bis pantaloous
And whistles all the latest tunes
Dot ish Happy
Who IS L dot we an lke hes,
Who leads the cheer for Il ii
Dot ish Happy
VII De be with US IA the spring.
r. neip us win the games .shnre ting Is
saws Hnuuv