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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-02

store and saturated Smiths clothing.
which I'm n few moments were all
ablaze, and before the flames could be
extinguished his hand face and body
were badly burned He was quickly
removed TO Cars drug store a few
doors west, where Dr. Gordon dressed
the wounds and wrapped him In a
blanket and sent him to his home on
Thirtieth street, where he Is now rest
ing easier, but II VIII take some time
efore he VIII entirely recover from
the injuries received.
The gasoline having spread through
out the store, It was also soon In flames
but the fire department being only a
half block away. was on the scene In a
few minutes, and by the use OF the
chemical soon had the fire out a show
case and the counter were partially
burned, and quantity of cutlery
slightly damaged by the chemicals.
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face downword on the floor. pick
ed him up and To my great surprise,
found his face chest and hands were
"a black as charcoal Not a pulsation
could he felt. Four of us worked
with him for some time, but not until
after we had administered 10 him ala
the respiratory organs begin TO work.
Consciousness was restored AFTER 80
hours but even yet he cannot remem-
her what happens from one day 10
another. He had been one of the most
diligent and efficient workers III the
mission.
TAYLOR-EWELI, WEDDING.
A marriage license has been issued
to Xacharah II. Ewell, % of santa
ouin. and Alice r, Taylor, Is, of Co
shen
Garden CITY NOTES,
There is a movement on foot TO or
ganlzc an automobile company To
operate a line of motors from Provo to
the lake this summer The following
gentlemen are working up the matter
and the city Is now being canvassed
by them for subscribers. f, ii. olsen
Charles HedQuist, George ]. Judd, j.
G. Graham, Boyd Passey, Fred PAS
sey and S, w. sharp.
The Utah-Juah counties Joint teach
ers institute will be held In Eureka,
April "a Dr.. George II. Brimhall will
lecture.
The county examination of teachers,
under the direction of the state board,
will be held at Spanish Fork and Amer
lean Fork, May II and Il.
r. G. shutter Of the Denver Theater
company. which has leased the Provo
opera house. will be here this week to
arrange for some improvements. which
he expects to make in the house.
Niels Anderson Of vineyard and Or
son Kelly of Provo Fourth ward will
contest In oratory in the NJ, I. \, con-
test tomorrow evening in the Third
ward
The benefit concert for Prof. Miler's
family netted Sl35,
Frank Sprckart has returned from
trip east. through Iowa, Illinois and
Missouri He reports very severe
storms and the roads impossible in
many sections.
II. r.. Harding OF this city, who has
large sheep interests in Wyoming has
returned from an inspection Of his
herds. The weather there has been very
severe on sheep and cattle. Snow COW
ers the range to a depth of eight inches,
and last week the thermometer fell
to 30 below zero. Mr.. Harding has been
fortunate In having q good winter
range and his loss viii not be above
( normal.
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SERIOUS ILLNESS oFMIssroNARY.

4. Y. Accord OF this city has received
a letter from his brother. j. G. Accord
now on a mission i'm California, i'm
which the following occurs.
elder White Of Beaver county, Utah,
was knocking ut deaths door one day
last week. He was IN and around in
the morning ami ate a hearty break
fast, and seemingly was I'm the best
of health, A few minutes later on on
tcring his room | discovered him lying
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-02
TEMPLE NOTICES.

The Salt Lake Temple will close
Thursday, April g. and reopen Tues
day. April 10. 1906,
JOSEPH +. SMITH.
The st. George temple will close on
Friday, March 30, 1906. and will reopen
on Thursday, April ". 1906.
DAVID III. CANNON.
President
The Manti Temple will be closed
March 30, and open the llth OF April,
1906.
JOHN T. D. McALLISTER.
Logan temple will close on We'd
nesday, April 4. and reopen Tuesday,
April 10, 1906.
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MEETINGS DURING
CONFERENCE WEEK.

Monday, April 2--The High Priests
Of the Ensign stake will hold their
monthly meeting IN room SO. Brigham
Young Memorial building, next Monday
evening, April 2, commencing at 1880
o'clock. A full attendance is requested.
The High Priest quorum OF Liberty
strike will hold their regular monthly
meeting In the Second ward meeting
house on Monday, April 2. at 1880 p. m.
Bishop Iverson viii address the meet
ing.
Monday, April 2---The Tenth QUO
of Seventy VIII hold It's regular month
! ~ meeting at the Second ward meet
inghouse on Monday, April ?, at 1880
o'clock, \ full attendance Is desired,
The regular monthly stake Priesthood
meeting of the Pioneer stake Of Zion
will be held Monday evening, April .,
1906. at Z $50 p. m. IN the stake hall All
members Of the stake Priesthood are
invited to attend.
Thursday, April 5--The general con-
ference of the Relief society Of the
Church OF Jesus Christ Of Latter-day
Saints win be held in the Salt Lake
Assembly han in Salt Lake city, Thurs
day. April 5, 1906. Meetings will COM
mence at 10 a. m, and at p. M. as
usual 1t Is hoped there will be good
representation from every stake organi-
cation and a large attendance of MEM
hers The FIRST presidet'y Of the
Church, Apostles, Patriarch, Council OF
seventy, Bishops and other brethren,
also the sisters of other I.atter-day
Saint Church organizations, are cordial
~ invited to be present
BATHSHEBA w. SMITH.
President.
Friday, April 6--At a meeting OF
the First Presidency and Apostles held
in Salt Lake city, Feb 10, 1906. It was
decided to hold convention az Church
recorders In the Assembly hall Salt
Lake City on Friday, April 8, 1906, to
commence at I p. m, or Immediately
after the adjournment Of the afternoon
session of the general conference, All
stake and ward clerks and historians,
clerks Of missions. conferences, branch
es quorums, and auxiliary organiza-
lions. and others who are interested I'm
record keeping, are cordially invited TO
attend, and as matters OF importance
to all members OF the Church, and to
recorders particularly, viii be present
ed, II Is essential that the response to
this call should be universal. Presidents
Of stakes missions, branches and quo
runs, Bishops of wards and other pre-
siding officers, are also respectfully in
vted to attend,
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PROVO DEPAR TINE N
The News 10 Delivered by Carrier in Provo at
Ssventy-Five Csntspe Month. R J Dusdsle Agents

ment was unanimously in favor of the
third year. but some districts felt UNI
able to take up the work Mt once. 1t
was decided to follow in a general
way the high school course prepared by
the state university; the sentiment
against too many elections was pro-
nounced. Superintendent Eggertsen di-
rertcd that the principals of high
schools must have Il high school diplo-
ma.
The sentiment. in reference TO super
visors teaching was that they be not re-
quired to teach more than two hours
a day.
The following high school enrolment
WIS rCnnrtcd.
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" IIN'

have a torpd liver whom llcrbine the
only liver regulator will help YOU? There
is no reason why you should suffer from
Dyspepsia. Constipation chills and Few
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COUNTY SCHOOLS CLOSE JUNE /
Hooper and Plain City Furnish Free
Sites for New ScbOolnouscs

Ogden, April 2.-At the meeting Of
the Weber county board of education
1t was decided to close the county
schools on June l. The reports re-
ceived show the schools to be In a very
progressive condition with unusually
large attendance
The board received communication
from the citizens of Hooper. Offering
free building site on which to erect
the new school house, which offer was
accepted. The board has now free
sites both for the Hooper and Plain City
buildings, which are to be erected this
summer. ready for opening next Sep
tcmher, when the schools reconvene.
Tho resignation OF Miss Marie Pax
tom as teacher at the Kanesvllle school
was received,
Farley Howell was appointed super
visor of the Statewide school TO lll
the vacancy caused by the resignation
of Fred Foy.
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GAMBLING HOUSE RAIDED.
Proprictors of Elephant Club Rooms
Caught Running Games.

ogden April Chief of Police
Browning received a tip Saturday even
ing that the Elephant club rooms To-
Gated on Twenty-hfth street had opened
up for gambling again. The chief. with
Capt Drawn and Detective Pender,
shortly after O'Clock. made a raid on
the place. and succeeded in catching
the proprietor J. r. Smith, running his
games at fun blast. Mr. Smith and his
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SEVERELY BURNED.
Thaddcus smith has Painful Expcr-
fence With Exploding Lamp.

ogden, April 2.A-Thaddeus Smith, an
employe of Hutchinson's bicycle estab-
lishment met with very painful IN
jurIcs Saturday evening by gasoline
lamp. which he was lighting, exploding.
The gasoline was thrown around the
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Every Little Bit Helps

Use the Salt Lake Route to Tintic,
Sanpete and all Utah county points.
Most convenient trains. Ticket office 1862
s, Main Phones 1886.
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WALL PAPER SALE

zoe to csc papers going at. .15c
Csc to 40c papers going at. 200
0oc paper going at ..., .,., 25c TO $50
Large assortment at loc. George w.
Ebert q Co.. ~ Main.
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HOW TO SAVE

There are two ways OF saving money
getting married and buying q lot In
Smelter City. Lots $50 and warranty
deed.
SHELTER CITY TOWNSHIP Co,
20l u. f, Walker Bldg.
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CONFERENCE RATES
Via Oregon Short Line.

The usual low rates for Conference at
Salt Lake city viii be made. See agents
for particulars.
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HIGH SCHOOL TRUsTEEs

\ injecting of the high school trustees
and principals Of the Utah county
schools met with County Superinten-
dent Eggcrtsen Saturday. Satisfaction
with the high school work, and general
interest In the movement were report
er from all the districts. The sent-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-02
Your Tongue is Coated!

TT ooK inside your -
III watch cover and ~
That's bad busi- NJ
ness, Bill M SS
What you been Eatlng7 " 4
What were you drinking1 Y M
What kind Of Lazy Chair did A(N
you take exercise in1 AMNN
Now don't think It doesnt< y
matter! E
Because. it's your Bowels MN
that talk now, every time you W
open your Mouth. \
That Doesn't help your
Popularity, nor your Earning
capacity.
Besides, a man with bad Bowels is In a
bad way.
And, a Coated Tongue. or Bad Breath,
are sure signs Of bad Bowels and poor
Digestion.
CO and take a Ten Mile Walk, for
Exercised
Finest thing in the world for constipa-
ton Indigestion. or Dyspepsia, Ten Mile
Walks.
Haven't timer Too Lazy1
Well,-there is another Way.
Take Artificial Exercise foryour Bowels.
Tha,'s-cAscARETS.
They rouse the Bowel Muscles, jus,
as Cold Bath ireshens Athletic Muscles.
'Waken them up, Strengthen them so
they Contract and Expand the Bowels and
Intestines in healthy active manner.
That's how these muscles work the Food
along, through your thirty feat Of lntes-
tines, to its Finish.
That's how they squeeze Gastric Juice
into the food, 10 Digest it.
That's how they make the millions Of
little Suckers in the lntestInes draw the
Nutrition out OF Food, and transform It
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COUNTY HIGH SCHOOLS.
Priesthood Meeting Satur,lay--Nlis-
sOnary Seriously Ill-Wcdding.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Provo, April 2.-There was "A good at
tendance AT the stake Priesthood meet
ing, held today; President David John
presided, The speakers were Priests.
John and Joseph h, Keeler, and Elder
L. {. Hcndricksen. Elder George II.
Brmhail delivered an instructive adj
dress on Church government
Elder James G. Duthn reported tho
condition of the Central States mis-
sion, and spoke highly Of the record
made by he missionaries In that field.
The following brethren were sustain-
ed for ordination TO the Priesthood
Elders-Elmer Strong. Provo; Lloyd
B. Smith Earl Condie, Robert w. DAN
geriied Firm Engle, Springville Al
lred Lawrence Pace, Thistle, Samuel
Blake, Vineyard: Earl Foote, Thomas
Ashton, Joseph Medium. Pleasant
View. High Priests-Thomas Longbot-
tom, II y. Smart, Provo.
The Springdale news., 1906-08-03
Sprinedale 7. Rogers 6.

The series of base ball games for the week was opened Monday afternoon, the Rogers team being pitted. against the locals It took ten innings to de eide the contest, which was won for the locals by a timely nit by Captain Slaughter Rogers presented prob ably their strongest line up of the season. with their former standby y, McMHlan. of SpriugdeId. at third. La6Hey aud Chapin did the twirling faH the visitors
 Following was tHe HHe Up 0f the tWa teams
 >pnagdaie-Townes 55. Baggett z f paHy ss Fergus rf.. Slaughter .27i7 - EVtit | Horton Seedham D., Lane 16
 Rosefs-Hunt [. Thornton To-. GeFaglt Ss ChapIa z0.. stout eff. MeMiliaH 3b Phipps Ef. L9oney D.. Watkins t
 Following was the se8fe by innings.
 , 3 , : s ! 10 Spfingda9e C 0 0 o=U l-7 Rogers . Q c Q 70 0--6
 C r. Renuer, umpire
The Springdale news., 1906-08-03
1In tbe Gown and County.

is monthly preHjeH day in Springdale. Soat mighty nice presents will be g.ven away to people who do taeir trading iu Springdale.
 Deputy Sheriff Todhunter of this place arrested Henry Broth erton at Checotah, 1. T., last Saturday, who was wanted in this county on the charge of per jury. Mir. Brotherton k now oc- cupying quarters i'll the county jail.
 There will be something doing in Springdale next week, too, the old soldiers reunion beginning Tuesday and continuing three days. The News takes this op- portunity of inviting all our visi- tors to remain over and enjoy 1t with us.
 Mrs. Dr. E. e. Fisher and daughters, Misses F..sle and Nauie, of Lyons. kansas, who are visiting the formers sister, Afirs. J. 5. Lea. cane out from F fayetteville with#atrs. Lea first oI tHe week to hear Dr. Geo. K. Stewart.
 N. F. Browning returned Monday from trio through Colorado and other sections of the West. Mr. Browning k ole of our best fruit growers and he returned more strongly impressed than ever before with the poSSi- bilitles of Arkansas as fruit growing section.
 I he News is requested to an- nounee that d musical and liter ary entertainment will be given at the Auditorium Wednesday night of next week. the second night of the reunion, the proceeds to 20 towards pavtng for the pi- ano Admission 15 and . cents. The opera chairs will be reserved for the old soldiers without addi- tional charge.
 This has been strenuous week about the News office. While most everybody else in Springdale takes things kinder" easy Chautauqua week. this is one of the hardest weeks in the year on the printer folks, bring ing as 1t does so much extra work. Ii you find anything topsy-turvy with The News this week, please be charita ble. We are all. from the devil" up, doing our best under the circumstances
The Springdale news., 1906-08-03

Miss Jessie Slaughter k able to be out after q several days ill., neSs.
 B. P. Smith returned Thursday from q business trip to Joplin and other Missouri points.
 Dossa Eyins. who has been playing with the Sloan Springs band, arrived home Wednesday.
 Mrs. Ed. E. Welch arrived home Thursday from d several days absence in St. Louis and Nlnita, 1. I.
 Misses Annie and Tommie Rose returned Tuesday night from Bells, Texas. where they had been visiting relatives.
 Mrs. Robert Murphy entertain ed few friends very pleasantly at supper Wednesday evening in honor ef her 59th birthday.
 Mrs. Br. Otto Christian, of Edkins, X visiting relatives and friends in SpringdaIe 11is week and attending ChaataHaHa.
 Mrs. Br. Perkins. #oI Iayette- Fille.=i> attending Ghaatauqua and visiting her parents. Mr. and AirS. '. (. Clarke, northwest of town.
 Mrs. Calvin Walker. Of Rog CTS, and Miss Anna Walker, of Lowell, are Chautauqua visitors this week, being guests at the Arcade.
 Mrs. Geo. H. Bennett. of Okla hona City. arrived Monday night to attend Chautauqua and vi>., with her parents. Rey. and Mrs. J. |. Palmer.
 Congressman ]. (. Floyd was III Springdaie "Wednesday on his way to Huntsville where he is billed to make an address at the Confederate veterans reunion.
 The flew bridge across the town branch south of the Auditorium grounds has been completed. and tile street on the east side graded up. Itis fine improvement,
 Miss Helen CroXdale. who open ed q school near West Fork d few weeks ago. was forced to give 1t up temporarily on account of throat trouble. Her father. Prof. NJ. r. Croxdale, k teaching in her place.
 ]. H. Fletcher received | tele- gram Wednesday morning from his daughter, Mrs. Belle Mullins, of St. Louis, announcing the death of her little daughter Edith, who was only eight months old.
 In the rush of Chautauqua week the fact should not be over looked that tomorrow Saturday.
The Springdale news., 1906-08-03
Cool neCkware for ladies and gents. Getready for Chautauqua and visit the
 Cash D. C. Co.
Cash D. C. Co.

We offer any part of S2o, ,000 Barney X Smith Car Company, first mortgage thirty year, four Der cent gold bonds. Interest payable January and July L.. They are redeemable 1t any in- terest period at 110 per cent. Price in 5000 or more lots l05. This is fine investment. For further particulars call on our To- cal manager, or Phone l40.
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The Springdale news., 1906-08-03
BASE BALL
Rogers fl, Springdale 6.

The second zane Tuesday proved dls1Str9u> fnr tne lacaiS. as they We're waHaped n good shape by the visitors. The line up vas about the same aS in the first game Laue was in the box for the locals T F NaSson Of Dyer, did the receIyinG Theron Slaughter, wha did suct good work on short last season, was back ID the game Tues day NcMilian was in the box for the yialtors The score SLOWS that Lane yielded l3 hits, one of which was d home run drive by Looney, and the locals secured nine hits of McMillan.
 Following was the score by innings:
The Springdale news., 1906-08-03
Reunion Program.

Following is the program of the eleventh annual reunion of old Feder- a soldiers and sailors and Spanish American war soldiers to be held at Springdale Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. August !, 3 and g.
The Springdale news., 1906-08-03
Springdale 5, Der '0nville 1.

Al that saved Bent6nyilie from shut out "Wednesday was an error by Otto Slaughter of the home team in tue eighth inning after two men were out. It enabled the visitors to score tbeir onlYruu oft he game. Hamilton and Needham were the opposing pitch CTS. and the latter had somewhat the best of the argument, allowing On- lY four hits while Hamilton was tOuch- ed up for seven. Hamilton struck out , and Needham | There was about an even break in errors, } for Benton vile and for Springdale. Left on bases. Spriugdale 1, Bentonville
 Following was the seofe by innings
 , } , 9 ; Sprlngdale ........3 Q q 0 0 l 0 x-5 Bentonville ..,.5..0 Q Q U 0 . 0 l 0-l Following was the line up of the two teams:
 ingdale-Theron Slaughter ss., zO. Slaughter 3b Towns If, Wasson C. Baggett If, Needham D.. Fergus lb., Daily 2b, Ewalt Of
 Bentonvllle-keller e, Bleyins rf., Lindsey 1b. Grayette Of. Bob Ham, ilton f., Hunt 3b.. Sweeney ss., Golf 2b., Bill Hamilton D.
The Springdale news., 1906-08-03

If you want an apple ladder leave you order with $. NJ. Graham and get 1t before the rush begins. Ladders. both step and pointed, made to order. They are good ladders because they are made right.
The Springdale news., 1906-08-03
Tuesday, August ,.

Going into camp and the opening ceremony of flag raising, pr. J. $. Thompson, of Fayetteville, making the address will occupy the forenoon. Assembly 1: 90 D. III.
 Prayer by Chaplain.
 Welcome address. by A. L. Thomp- son.
 Music by the band.
 Response to welcome address, by Rev. c. P. Hanks, of Johnson and Department Commander J. W Lane. Assembly $ p. m.
 Music by the band.
 Music by qUartett.
 Speech by Commander J. ". Lane Address, by Hon. N C. Roberts, ot Rogers.
The Springdale news., 1906-08-03

Tri-Township Institute post poned on account of the annual reunion at Sons Chapel. The Tri-Township Institute which was to convene at Zion Aug. II, 1900, is hereby postponed until Aug. IS, 1900.
 J. B. TILLMAN. Pres.
 H. l.. CANNON, Secy.
The Springdale news., 1906-08-03

The following young people of Fayetteville established a record for pedestrianism Wednesday morning by walking from Fay etteville to Springdale: Messrs. John Tillman, Vernon Harding, Virgil Prltchard. and Misses Alice Reed. Laura Reed and Cora Pritehard. They took the rail- road track. hobo fashion, and when they blew into the News office were apparently none the worse for their journey, but on the contrary seemed to have eu- loyed It.
The Springdale news., 1906-08-03
Thursday. August g.

Assembly at l0 d. ii.
 Music by band.
 Address by B F. Campbell, of Fay etteyille, and Frank YoumanS, of Fort Smith, Ark.
 S D. m. balloon ascension Music. band and vocal. Camp fires and short talks by old comrades and friends.
 Farewell address, by Rev. G. P. Hanks.
The Springdale news., 1906-08-03

Now Is the time to buy wash goods and slippers as l am gog to close them out at some pr1ce
 SMYEK
The Springdale news., 1906-08-03
C, M. SPENCER VETERINARY SURGEON

Spencer will be Stokes Barn, Sprngdale. Aug. st to Eth. kinds Will vaeenate for all kinds of epidemic diseases without pain without straps orr ropes.
 quick surgical operation the sla physician Cures oi fsua in from four eight hour pavin and ring bone removed within Iaens relieved n 5 minutes without IT, ypodem syringe wth non-poisonous bent.
 Sweeney permanently cured twelve hours by hypodem tive oils
 eaves permanently instantly years experience with Texas Itch mange cured in day.
 Headquarters Fort Smith Have pacticed i'll Spencer highly Chanute, Chetopa, lola, Kan, and elsewhere.
 Work positively guaranteed Charges reasonable
The Springdale news., 1906-08-03
FOR SALE

Ten short horn Durham COWS with young calves; thirty, one and two year olds, cross of Short Horn and Hereford; ole register ed Hereford bull. For particulars see Carl Ownber, Springdale, or l.. A. Sanders, Spring Valley.
The Springdale news., 1906-08-03
"Wednesday August 8.

Assembly 10 q. IL
 Prayer by Chaplin
 Music by band and veal music. Address, by Lafayette Beasley. ot Cassvile Mo
 Assembly r. ii.
 Election of ottcers fef the ensuing year.
 Address. bY T. ]. Brown Of Fayette- vile. and J. " Hughes, Of Rogers, Ark.
 Assembly at p n
 Music by band
 Camp fire and short talks by Com rad Gibson, of West Fork, and others. s 30 p. m. all visit the Auditorium
The Springdale news., 1906-08-03

We offer 5225,ooo Cincinnati City 3s per cent sinking fund bonds due t956 and 1956, It 102, and interest. Ii you are eontem- plating making I good safe in- vestnent. this K =tIne opportu- nits. Phone l+e.
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