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crs in vases. Ills father and mother.
bishop Holland, sunday school sup
erIutend.nt Brown Elder Hammond.
ana others from Roy Weber county.
were present
Bishop Mckee presided. George
ID. Lewis. Hubbard futile. President
Of the cIuucry factory. Bishop Hole
land Henry Tley. Supt Brown, and
Elder Hammond, alI spoke Of the CN-
coucut record DE had made in every
sphere uf action Die allied and Of his
progressive spirit
Tho Cleo club of which Doe was tine
founder and teacher rendered some
good selections Elder Sell J.. Gard
Nor offered the invocation Elder Nor
rIs MartaL the bencdicti1n.
s. brother of Nophi Hardy is now
managing che canning factory
The dance given on saturday even-
INK bv Che Relief society committee
lor the missionaries ana their friends
was grand success.
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GAINEVILLE.
GIFFoRD-BURGEss WEDDING.
Ward Conference az Giics--Lsrgc CroI
OF Alfalfa seed.

Special Correspondence.
CAneyine Wayne Co, oct. lO.-A great
deal OF rain has fallen the last few days,
delaying tie gathering OF crops, but doe
uE no further damage. A great deal of
alfalfa seed was raised thus year. and
lUIesbIuE viii commence ON the 10Th.
crops are faIr generally speaking.
school viii commence ou the -lst with
Miss Maggie Blackburn as teacher
William A. Burgess OF Huntington, Fam
cry county. and Miss idzZIe CHORD Of
DaIucVille. were married Monday tine ith,
at the residence OK the brides parents. A
bip dinner and dance iu the evening fol-
lowed the wcddng. There were many nice
and useful wedding presents ana their
many friends wish them a. long, happy
and prosperous lite together. They leu
900 their new home in huntington the
next day.
ibis part of the county was rccont!
visited bv Joseph Eckeraley OF The STAKE
presidency, and the stake presiuenciea o
RELIEF society. Y. 4. and Y. 1T. d. /. anC
Primary associations, some OF the higf
council and others. A conference wa.
held at Giles Saturday and sunday, where
all enjoyed "a spiritual feast. All the va
aaucies in the different organizations Were
Hnod and everything left ln hrst class
condition.
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GOURT PUTS BAN ON
SNOWY FUNERALS
hdue Howell Rebukes 0stenta-
tious Displays Made at Ex-
pense Of Helpless Orphans.
WC.T. U. ELECTS OFFICERS.
cause Of Temperance Strongly Adro-
cated-Suit for Divorcc--S2,OOO
Damage Case--Wcddmgs

ogden. oct. 16--Judge J. A. Howell
.,ery much opposed TO expensive fun
srsls and announces that in the future
ts vul refuse To allow any funeral
nm which he considers I'm excess Of the
financial standing Of the estate. The
matter came up In open court in tho
presentation TO the court for his APP
rroysl OF the bin against the Frank
Iosec estate. In passing upon the
matter the judge expressed himself in
Nj following language.
Yin this estate. which is shown by
tbe petition 10 consist OF a little house
In which the family live ana the sum
on V.g3937 la money, a claim for funeral
expenses iu the sum of 1856 against the
said estate is presented TO me for APP
prevail
The wasteful extravaganza and os-
itnuous display being INDUCED in
bv people nowadays in funerals OF their
deceased relatives. the lust on the part
ii the family suffering the latest loss
v death TO outrlval I'm magnihcence
the funerals Of their neighbors' families
Who have suffered a prior death, not
onIy furnishes a subject for adverse
comment upon the status OF our CIVIL
ution. but when It is INDUCED in at the
eypense OF innocent little children. de-
nrivIng them of the means for their
slstcuance and enducation, TO which
ihrv would otherwise De entitled, tt
har0mcs such am unmitigatcd outrage
fhqt do not feel that / ought
10 END judicial sanction 90 g. In this
case the amount Of money in the estate
bfme SO small. apart from the little
house which constitutes the home Of
this family. II seems To- me that i would
b. racreant 20 my trust IL ] approved
This claim for such a prodigal amount
ana thus deprive the two little child
rem % whom "a portion of this money
belongs. of what but for this eNpendl-
fDre tbov would be entitled to receive.
I do not question but that the claim
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. oday $ Ogden News

The president appointed the following
committees;
Auditlng-Mrs. d. NJ. smith. ogden:
Mrs. G.. A. Walker. salt Lake and Miss
NJ. Drissol Srrugvile
Pross-Mrs. j S. Gordon. ogden:
Mrs. l. Montgomery. Salt lake. Mrs.
Jennie Simpson, Salt Lake.
Reception y. a. Simpkin. salt
Lake; Mrs. Kern, Ogden Mrs. n. w.
Pratt. Helper.
CredentIals-Mrs. John Hibbs. ogden,
Mrs. II. ". smith, salt Lake. Mrs. j.
sumner Provo.
The convention was held NJ the Com
gregational church which was profuse-
~ decorated for the occasion.
SUIT nor $1,000 DAMAGES.
DR. G. W. Perkins has been made
defendant I'm a $4,000 damage suit
brought By Thomas v Smurthwaito. ale
legged 20 be due for personal Injuries.
Il Is set forth IN the complaint that de-
PENDANT was employed this summer by
plaintiff uudir his foreman. A. A.
Richter, in building a new place Of
business on Twenty-third street hill.
That undor his protest he was put to
work assisting 20 place an iron beam,
which through negligence and care
lessness fell and crushed plaintiffs foot.
all 20 his damage IN the sum mentioned.
SUIT FOR DIVORCE.
William A. Edwards has commenced
divorce proceedings Ia the district court
against Lizzie Edwards. II is alleged
IN the complaint that the couple were
welded at Central city, Neb.. April a..
1902. that the defendant dlsrogarding
her marriage VOWS and without cause.
deserted her husband and has refused
20 return TO him. \ decree OF divorce
A. uravcd for
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Map Co. lauds Utahs industrial school,
Il admire the Agricultural college
for giving this state trained workers
and not trained gentlemen" said Mr.
Parry TO the A. 9. student body, Oct
H. Forty years ago agricultural
schools were unknown. today they are
IN every state. supplying the needs 81
prcsent-day labor conditions"
Mr.. Parry Is studying the geography
and industries Of Utah.
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W. C. T. U. ELECTS OFFICERS.
Close of state Annual Convention OF
Temperance Workers.

Z
Temperance Workers.
ogden. oct. 15.-The Womens Chris
tian Temperance union completed an
enthusiastic two days convention last
evening. at which many subjects of
great interest to the union aud tts
members were discussed. Among the
special features Of the convention were
tho strong pleas against the saloon
evil and intemperance and the nrm
stand taken by the union on the move
ment for reform.
The election Of officers resulted nv
the following ladies being elected 10
serve one year. Mrs r. +. shepherd,
salt Lake clay president; Mrs. G. +.
Shaw. Corinno. first vice president
Mrs. Mary Boyden, Provo, second vice
president. Miss T.. Maud Ditmars, salt
Lake City, corresponding secretary;
Mrs. John Hibbs. ogden, recording
secretary, Mrs. Mary Newton, SPRING
willie, assistant recording secretary
Miss Leata Kennedy. ogden, teasurer
The Anti-saIoon league organizer
Louis Fuller, was present and deliv-
cred an eloquent talk on the necessity
of the league and the vast amount -
good 10 Is DOING in many cities through
out the United states. He urged the
women to use the suffrage at the polls
On downing the saloon element
Rev. C.. w McCrcery of the ogden
Methodist church. delivered tax
along the same lines, and showed the
great cost Of iutemperance.
Mrs n. r. Griffith OF Los Angeles
national lecturer for the union, was
present and encc uraged the work. tell
ing Of the power the 5000 members
are proving to be an her home city
and bringing about better government
other addresses were delivered along
the same lines.
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is Just. iu the sense that materials were
furnished aud services rendered by tho
claimant % the value of the claim, but
90 may once and Tor all be understood
that this court will not approve claims
for funeral expenses which are out Of
harmony with the station I'm life OF the
deceased. or his or her financial stand
ing. especially when the innocent sur
fer as q result thereof, but the expense
OF the same must be borne personally
by those whose vhims the vulgar show
gratincs."
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IN HANDS OF A RECEIVER
Hobbs Music Company i'm Trouble
Compulsory School Attendance.

Special Correspondence.
Logan. Oct l5.-Suit has been filed in
the First judicial district court against
James Hobbs. Jr., by Jacob West, on
behalf OF the firm Of Hobbs Music COM
pany, who alleges that Mr.. Hobbs. as
manager Of the corporation, has been
Incorporating property belonging
TO the company in which a number Of
local people are interested. The CONF
plant asked that o receiver be APP
pointed, which vas done by the court
Frank Harris was appointed. II is
claimed that the resources OF the cor
poratlon amount 10 about $1,000, while
the liabilities are about 5000. II is
claimed that the manager is insolveut
james Quaylo and co. have filed suit
against Thomas Wand and Mary T.
Williams Wand 10 recover a store ac-
count which amounts 10 sos. 90.
Probation Officer Andrew King rs go
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MOUNT PLEASANT.
MOVING BIG BEET CROP.
Favor Jap Labor in Beet Growing
Coal Situation Improved.

Special Correspondence.
Mt Pleasant, Sanpete Co. oct. IA
Miss Florence Clemonsen while rum
ming one dav this week fell ana severe
ly hurt her knee and IL was
found necessary to put it In a plaster
cast. Her hand was also hurt quite
badly.
Clinton Poulson got his foot
caught in q self-dumpiug hay rake
and his foot was crushed.
The Democratic caucus for this pre-
cinct will be held IN the city hall Fri
day oct. is. 1907. for the purpose of
placing in nomination o fun city ticket
and to attend 20 other business per-
tanning 10 the welfare OF the party.
COAL SITUATION RELIEVED.
What may be n permanent relief ia
the coal situation came the other day
when the general manager OF the Utah
Fuel company made the announce
ment to its local agent, +. W. Wall,
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DEsERET EVENING NEWS WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 1e 1907

~ Dts. It that time. two mothcrless
chlldrcn She was a woman of cxcol-
lcut character and q dovOut Latter
day Saint
Funeral services over the rcmalns
were held on the 18Th IN the stake build
inE. where culoriziug remarks were
made hy a number " speakers.
OFF FOR MISSION FIELD.
a fov days ago Charles j. sorcnscn
lore home to 500 "a mission ln tho
northern states.
David %. Nielsen. George LijcnQuist
Hans Nicholson and John Midglcy
hlVo received messages from box r.
Hon ~. s.. Petersen of Logan loc-
tured on tho Importance Of the Juvenile
Ccur, on the evening Of the 18Th, and
suggested the establishment OF one hero.
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MURRAY.
VICTIM OF TYPHOID.

4. n. PaulcY. IN Estccmcr Young
Bu-incs, Man, Answers summons,
Murray. sal Lake co., oct i6.-Aii'r
"a month'e illness 4. k paulcy, "a hi6n-
la esteemed young business man or
Nurray. died c.riy This morning "i
tvphoid fever snG other complication .
mo funeral WIN br held sunday in tnq
Nurray First ward meetlngh'nse. M
terment lu the salt lafe cemetery.
Deceased WaF 81 years M age
member of tho CHURCH from tnsIhnn'
a,d ,ar.a tp Ttnh 81 few years ago.
,rbr.a wears ago he married Miss Har-
ron. who surfNca Dim.
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ing 10 take immediate action against
ali persons who have in their employ
children under the age Of l6 years.
Mr.. King says that all such children
should now be attending school, ana
he intends that the law shall be carried
out in this respect. or the employers
OF the children shall be held for con-
trihuting 20 the delinquency OF minors.
Joseph H. Croshaw Of Robin, Idaho,
and Edith Lish Of Topaz. idaho. were
married yesterday by Justice William
Brangham.
A complete line Of hardware, sport
Ing goods. tents, at State St Hardware,
252 So. state.
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BEAVER
DEATH OF YOUNG MOTHER.
Mrs. 1hos, G.. Reese survive. Husband
But Five Month---Coulcrcncc.

special Correspondent.
Beaver city. Beaver co.. OCT d.
Mrs. Catherine ST. Reese, wife of the
ato Thomas O.. Reese. and daughter
of John d. Tang and Annie dprou
Lang. died on the 10Th inst ol leuu-
mouia.
sho was born m this ciJy pocomHar
~. 1881 mud grew up iu thD c0mmmIi.
She was uf most luvablo disposition
and took au active interest boz aiI laa.
was good ana WAS cudcarcd to aU HlH
k.eH bon HHe uuH married fu Il.ua.
a.. Goes. about HIN years ago. 1901
husband Qirl May %, 1900. and .n.
never completely rallied froW fhe aHa.s
of his death. Two orphan children aIe
lrfl.
Funeral services were held Orf D..
uIou which occasion ElderH tnu "s
Wu0lfnnden ana Reiuhard NrrH.r dee
ur.lpd comforting ANA clIHE HI.
dresses on the splendid lii. hH E0s
had lcd.
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SPRING CITY.
Two T1cKETs NOMINATED.

Republicans and Democrats Name
Caudidatcs--M. I. A. Begin Work
Special Correspondence.
Spring city. sanpcto co.. oct H.
Itonarduons are being made by the po-
Hugll parties for the municipal election
u.ght the local Republicans nominated
tho following ticket
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
Nayor-Con Hansen.
Four-ypar term. Hyum
Peterson. two-ycar torn. Chris Thomp-
sen. Marenus Lund and Emil Erickson.
Rcc1rdcr-Niyiau Larsen.
Urea uror-Mrs. Louise M8Nhcld.
Justice OF tho pcaCc-Stcphen T.
Euunei
Martin e. walker
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
Last night the Democrats named the
following.
For Mayor-Johu s. Blam
ncilmeu-Four-Ncar term. Henry
L. Accord two-year term. Hans Nielsen,
samuel Alfred and James W. Anderson.
Reconnaissance w. Blain.
Treasurcr-Mrs. Louls7 MaNhcld.
Justice Of the Peace-John =. John-
son
Marshal Martin B. walker
Tho Improvement associations begin
their seasons work tonight They are
well organized and starr out with fa-
yor7hlc prospects for successful
years work
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tack the vital organs, causing catarrh of
the bladder, or The Kidneys themselves
break down and waste away cell hy cell
Bladder troubles almost ALWAYS result
from arrangement of the kiducys and
a cure is obtained quickest bv q proper
treatment oi the kidneys. Tfyou are feel
ing badly you can make no mistake h,-
taking Or. Hiimcr's swamp Root, The
great kidney, liver and bladder remedy.
10 corrccts inability Co hold urine and
scaldiug pain iu passing b.. and over
comes that unpleasant uccc-sitvof being
compelled to go often through the dav,
and 20 get mp many times during the
night The mild and the extraordinary
effect of Swamp-Root IS soon realized.
II stands the highest for Sos wonderful
cures of the most distressing cases.
Swamp-Root is pleasant TO- taEc Jul rs
sold bv all druggists iu hfty-csrt and
ouc-dullar size bottles. You NAV nfre a
sample bottle of this wonderful new dis.
coyerv and q book that tells an about it,
both sent free bvuaiL Address, Or. Eil
MGR & Co., Binrhamtou ". y. When
writing mention reading TINS generous
offer IN this paper. Don't make amy
mistake, hut remember the name Swamp
Root, DR.. Eilmcr's Swamp Root, aud the
address, Binghamton, n. ", on every
bottle.
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MOVING BEET CROP

IN am interview with Joseph Seely
who has charge of the planting and
receiving bects in this viciuitv The fol-
lowing data was secured. Mr. Pleas
ant has 200 acres Of beets planted this
year, this being double the acreage OF
last year. The crop. on AN average h.
better than last year, running from 5
TO 20 tons per acre. There viii be- al
least calculations 100 cars shipped
from Mt Pleasant. Although the nar-
vest has just commenced the railroad
is not able to clear the tracks as fast
as the care are loaded, there being
some u or - loaded cars awaiting
shipment This makes 30 rather inc
convenient also for the farmers be-
cause the loaded cars are iu the way
Of the teams This condition is
brought about from the fact that the
beet train is loaded TO It's fullest cap
acity before reaching here.
This spring Mr. Seoly contracted FOR
the taking care Of his crOp,tO Japs and
he finds that it is much better than
hiring children. lie contracted with
the laps TO take his crop al $50 per
acre, they 20 thin IT, hoe % twice puh
and top them, and load them for the
$50. This win take about Az tons OF
his crop the balance going % himself.
Al Chester the Sumpsious and Auder-
sons have used the foreign labor and
find that better results can be obtained
from two or three Japs than three or
four times as many Of tho labor gem
orally hired here.
Born to the wife OF Anthem Gunder-
SON Sept. 80, 1907. n girl.
Mr.. i. G. Jensen. who is buyint
sheep for a Mr.. Goslin OF salt Lake,
says he has $4,000 head of sheep on the
ID. 4 r. G.. line. between Salina and
Milburn. which cannot be shipped for
lack of cars. This is causing the sheep
men much trouble as they are under
tho necessity OF feeding and caring for
ihem tho host MnN IhaN ON
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SPANISH FORK.
MEMORIAL SERVICES


Special GOrfoHu nnueucf.
Spanish Fork. Utah Co. GOT Ia
This afternoon in the First ward.
memorial services were held in honor
af thc sunday school ana manager of
tha canning factory here. DO died
sept 40 and De wac buried al Hooper,
Weber county, on the 1rd inst
Tho stand WAS beautifully drapod
in white aud blooming autumn nOW-
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LOGAN DEPARTMENT.

The News" Delivered Night ssRaSy eSSsRs&
SSoq 9 SsR aso e center ISdspendent
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HYRUM.
VETERAN CALLED SUDDENLY


Ihbors 40 ~.
Special Correspondence.
Hyum. cacho 60. oct if-Anna
Chnsto0orscu. widow Of Niels c4ristof-
ferscn. died Of chronic bronchitis after
thtce DAYS illness. on OCT ~, in salt
Iakc CTS. at the residence of her niece
Mrs. j.. o. stewart. where she stopped
whuo attending the late general COM
ference. Tho remains were brought
here on the i2th by Mr stewart
Tho deceased was born lu Norway 1f
years ago. She embraced the gospel ln
hor native land and arrived hero ln
tho early sixties ana became The wife
~ Nlcls ChrsiQnefaen ana d mother
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An excellent quarterly conference ~
Beaver stake Waa held iu inH .lH
1u Saturday aud Sunday OUIune. Do
and 49, Elders Reed sW11t nI tlr
apostles quorum. ana Hu'au Fl MHlH.
90 the nraf council OFF HHT"uf"" Wrr.
hero and made excellent Address.
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SOCIALIST rIcKEr.

The Socialist party Of MI. Pleasant
hcld its primary last evening. The
following ticket was nominated
Mayor. ole Arilsou.
Councimen, DIT August Luudhers,
Christian Hansen, J. h. Lowe, August
Larsen.
Marshall Soreu Nelson,
Treasurer. Katrina Larsen.
Recorder Will Musig,
Justice of the Peace, Christian Lar
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MARRIAGE PERMITS.

The county clerk granted marriage H.
ccuses TO the following couples
George T.. HelleWcll. Jr, Is. and Miss
Elizabeth V. MCGOWAN, %, both of Og-
den.
Dirk Koldewyn and Miss Rose Tin
gen, both Of Ogden.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
William Quincy. who has been man
aging the business end Of the Utah
Hot Springs, has resigned 10 accept q
more lucrative position.
s. telegram received from Mrs. Edna
Thompson Brady announces that she
win leave Butte. Mont, this afternoon
with the body Of hcr daughter. Miss
Flarta Thompson. who died Monday
morning. arriving IN ogden tomorrow
morning. The time and place OF run
eral win be- announced later
Tonight The County Chairman q
good comedy drama, holds the boards
al the Grand opera House, and tomor-
row night 1.-The Yankee Regent
The clothing and other articles stolen
from the rooms OF Charles Maxwell and
Raw Robinson In the Boyle block were
located in a Twenty-ffth street pawn
shop
The Ogden Hot Springs Sanitarium
company has increased It's capital STOCK
from $50 600 to $4,000
Miss Nellie Rutidge leaves Ogden
today for California to make her tu-
ture home.
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Manager. Il. A. Iarisin'
tos 2,th st. Telephone in-k.
Advertisements for the DAILY.
saturday and Semi weekly News
accepted on the same terms as az
the Salt Lake ONCE.
Calculator, John J. McGregor.
2lsf wash. Ave.
Telaphons Bell 6si: Ind. %.
Payments for the Daily, Saturday
and Semi weekly Ncwe should be
made 20 the clrculator. Delivery
made by carrier on the Same terms
40 Ia salt Lake.
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that better treatment win De given
them and that much moro coal viii be
shipped here as well as other Saupctc
points The closing down of The Castle
gate coke ovens Is the cause OF this
change. The demand for coke is MOI
so large since the closing OF the smelt-
ers in Montana. II ls estimated
that 500 tons aday can Doe spared for
general use. Here is an Illustration of
what people will do for coal Two
wagon loads were sold at q rate 90
$3.50 per ton and hauled from here TO
payson for consumption.
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prevailing On this
Is because SO deccp-
tive Many sudden
deaths are caused
by heart dis
ease, pneumonia,
heart failure or
apoplcxvarco often
the result of kid
ucy disease. If
kidney trouble Is
allowedtoodvancc
tlcki,lncyp poison
ed blood will at
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The Cause of Many
Sudden Deaths.

There is a disease prevailing In This
country most dangerous because SO dcccp-
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Republicans and Democrats Name
'andidatcs--M. I. A. Begin Work.