Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-22

Provo on that date.
President Irvine and w II. Ray re-
ported progress Oh communication
from the NJ. & NJ. association for tho
In Provo.
The house committee reported the
purchase OF piano Cor the club rooms.
A communication was received from
County F1sh and Game Warden Jones.
relative 10 the organization OF a county
fish and game protestive association, TO
which the club pledged Its ihotai sup
port.
A communication from the Garland
Commercial club, asking for reciprocal
relations with the Provo club, was read
and such relations extended.
w. H. Ray brought up IRE matter az
a contemplated road south from Provo
TO Lake Shore and the construction of
@ bridge over an arm OF the lake The
project received the support of the
club and It was referred TO a commit
tee consisting of w. X. Spafford and
w. II. Ray.
II was unanimously decided to Coop
crate with the Lehi Commercial club
I'm an effort to secure the establishment
Of a smelter at Bostonia on the west OF
Utah lake.
DR.. Thomas E. Green OF Chicago lee
tured. Tuesday In Coilese han on The
Key 70 the Twentieth Century" He
portrayed graphically the great pro-
gress made by the United States In in
vention and commerce during the nine
tenth century, and foreshadowed the
great influence the nation would have
on the world through the present cen
fury, having become world power In
fulfillment OF her destiny While Or,
Green was very optimistic he pointed
out the danger to the nation as to men
sacrificing character TO greed. and cit
ed the fact that no nation had ever died
from old age but from corruption. The
Injunction OF the Savior, that What
soever We would that men should do un-
to you do we also with them" was laid
down as the safe rule of conduct for ma
lions as for individuals.
DR.. Green Is an eloquent, forceful
speaker, and held the undivided atten-
ton Of large audience for over tive
hours.
FUNERAL OF MRS w. D. JONES.
There was a large attendance nj the
funeral services over the remains OF
Mrs. VIM. ID. Jones held Tuesday In
the Sixth ward Westinghouse. The
speakers were President David John,
Elders j. T.. Hickman. Brigham John
son and Bishop Ralph Poulton who
spoke words of consolation TO the
stricken family, and relatives, and tes-
titled to the noble qualities Of the de-
parted Beautiful vocal selections We're
rendered by the ward choir and n solo
by Walter +. Whitehead,
Harold. the 1-month-old son OF Mr.
and Mrs James Berry, who died sun
day from bronchitis was buried yes
terday, the funeral being held from the
home.
WEDDING BELLS
A marriage license has been issued
to the following;
P. A. ostler, 81, and Vivian Gammer.
20. both of Sprlngville
provo weddings
James NJ. Gardner, 49, Of American
Fork, and Lofts Nelson, 20, of Pleasant
Grove,
GARDEN CITY NOTES.
The w. c. 4. L. held a matron's med
al contest last night In the Proctor
academy. which was very interesting
event. The contestants were Mrs. Mar
wick, Mrs. Billings. Mrs. Kroupa, Mrs
Anderson Mrs. Sumner and Miss
Mathews. The judges decided tie
between Mrs Warwick and Mrs
Kroupa. and upon drawing lots to de-
termine the winner of the prize, beau
tiful silver medal Mrs Warwick wa.
successful
The county commissioners hav,
granted the Independent Telephone
company franchise to construct a line
of poles from Provo to Olmsted.
on Thursday the county commission.
ers VIII go to Salt Lake 20 INSPECT road
building machinery with a view TO tina
purchase of machinery for use I'm max.
Ing county roads. They will also In.
vestgate the matter Of a lighting plant
for the county infrmary
Alex Hedqulst and family have re-
turned from southern California. Mr.
Hedquists health has been greatly BEN
Gifted by the trip.
The following are reported as appll |
cants for appointment as postmaster
at Springville: Don c. Johnson. ]. |
FRANK Bringhurst, Thomas Dallip
Stanley Staten and John W. DougaI.
Herman Snow Of Salem is one of tho |
candidates for appointment as deputy |
marshal under United States Marshal !
spry Mr.. Snow has many endorses |
ments from Utah county people.
Prof. f.. ID, Ball, of the Agricultural |
college and j, d. Wadley Of the state |
board of horticulture addressed a large |
audience OF horticulturists and farmers |
In the old Westinghouse yesterday, on |
pruning, spraying and other timely top
les OF interest to Orchardsts.
Prof A. C. Lund of the Brigham |
Young university, has gone to Manu on
business trip,
Mrs. Kitty a. Hines has placed a !
beautiful memorial window in the |
Methodist church I'm memory of her
daughter, Miss Theresa, who died last |
summer on her way home from Califor- |
MIA. The window is a work &C art and /
a beautiful tribute, Of which the youn. |
lady in whose honor the gift is made |
was most worthy.
John ID. Pay2ant OF Spanish Fork, |
native OF Nova Scotia, was admitted to |
citizenship by Judge Booth yesterday |
The special commercial class In the /
Brigham Young university has organ I
lied, with Roy Chapman, president, and |
Daisy Irvine secretary,
The Brigham Young Dramatic COM !
pany. under the direction Of Miss /
Nelke, will present David Garrlck in /
the opera House Saturday evening
The Fourth Ward Dramatic company /
gave fine production Of IAN a Mis- /
take last evening in the Second ward /
house.