Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-10


Edwin Evans Appointed---5oy. cut
ler has appointed EDWIN Evans us .
member OF the board OF direc,ois y.
the Utah Art institute 20 JAKE Lne
place made vacant by inc recshs r'sie-
nation OF Lee Sreeho iAieha'"S.
,r, 1870
Health Circular issieu ne s,.r
beard OF neaitn nus ,ssue" 2 ~ .hat
letter Notifying hehI,u -
failure 10 comply WIN 'ns 10" -,
tive To reporting pit.ilS' , uea's' In
taslous ana tnlee,louS ''o''
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Political CIass---The student BODY or
the state university met yesterday
afternoon, to consider the organization
OF q political class for the special stuoy
Of poltico- economics and " " pro-
posed TO have prominent ponuoihns
address tho class from time TO time.
Motto 3dopted'--Tne state UNIVERSITY
props organized yesterday aileiIloon,,
for the academlc year, ana auopseu
this motto. when you play, pay
hard: and when you MOTE, uoli Pig
ssafine marty this evening at the
N1rosntcb rink and will arrange for q
nr.,n danca latsr.
Many VIII Acknowledgement Harris
OF the Commercial club has letter
from Secy. c. $. Walker Of the Ma
tional Wool Growers association rela-
tive 10 entertainment of delegates at
the January convention 10 be held In
this city, stating that the delegates
want good hotel accommodations. and
that the cost is of secondary import-
ence. Mr.. Harris thinks 1000 people
win attend the wool growers conyen-
.,on, r ca,. ,,.an No. VIII close Doc 1s.
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Harvest Fesiival--The unitarians
gave a harvest festival last evening, In
Unity hall, with an extended program.
A farce was presented by Mrs. Frank
Larson and her Sunday school class,
and there were recitations by Byron
plackmar, the Misses Green. Isabel
Furlong Pearl Willett. and Edith Red
man. Beth Larson and Charlotte
Perks gave n character duo attired in
Spanish costumes with piano solos by
Russell Bailey, and Marion Orr, and
violin solo by Asenath Cowen. the
evening closed with a dance.
faundrymen Tincd--F. ~. Jones
and j. II. Moore were each assessed 20
IN the same court for having engaged
in fight on State street Jones is
driver for the Empire Utah laundry,
and Moore is a son OF the proprietor
OF the Model Steam laundry. at
which latter establishment Jones for-
,nerly worked. Trouble arose be-
tween tho two men and the fight en-
sued. Jones has sworn out a COM
plant against James Nj. Moore. his
opponents father, for taking hand
In the combat. and Moore. ST., Will
answer TO the court next Tuesday.
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s s,,r,aa u"stn,aav 80, tho
undertaking parlors OF O'Donnell. He
was found on the tracks OF the o. 5.
L., In North Salt Lake. early Monday
In orning, with his head completely
severed from his body having been
run over by at least one tram IL was
thought by some mat he might have
met with foul play or that II was a
case OF suicide, but John MoGfail,
brother or deceased. who lives Mt
Ieadville. Colo, and who attended the
funeral yesterday. Is of the opinion
that death was purely from an accl-
dent.
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,,onai ~ ~ Co. In IN c,ty o,or 10
day, en- route TO Los Angeles. and
reports marked disaffection among
veterans over the choice OF Saratoga,
n. ". as the place for holding next
years annual encampment- Tho be-
lief IL growing that the hotel keepers
there will fleece the visitors. and there
is a strong move to take the encamp-
pent to Detroit, Mich, where they
viii receive decent treatment Sara
toga has long held the unenviable rep
uation OF being the Vanity Fair of
eastern fashionable folly and immoral
ity.
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