Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-21
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Appointed Postal Clcrk--Miss LIuc
Goethe has been appointed c.or. aJ
the new SO. Us suhstHlipu nN.t5hlce
az the state UNIVERSITY
n. J.. Charlie Reads Pnpcr--Nt last
nights first meeting off lhc Itlh So-
ciety OF Engineers, ~. g. Charles ttad
paper on smelling n Ouh.
Prc-i. Knox Goo, Ea~t--President
Frank Knox 81 the Bunk 1f the Re
public leaves today 600 three weeks
absence Boa che east, during which time
he will visit Chicago. Now York
jamestown. Atlantic city and Boston.
Apply for Wutcr-Thc Colorado
Park Irrigation company of kaudlctt
Utah has filed application with the
state engineer Tor SO second feet of
water from tho Green River in tiutah
county, for use in irrieating 5000
acres OF land
Want Frost--Davis county people
. report that the frosts have not affcCt-
y "a as yet the tomatoes. and that "a
light frost would be OF some help In
thinning the ovcr-luxuriant vines, thus
exposing the tomatoes better to tho
rays Of the sun.
May Go to Stanford--Austin =. Lar
rabe. Instructor in zoology az the High
school. has received good offer from
Stanford university and will ask the
salt Lake board of education TO re-
lease him that ne may go 90 Califor-
mia.
BOYS 60 on Strikc-Fifteru boys
employed in transferring brick from
the belt convcyor To- the furnaces at
Inc plant Of the salt Lake Pressed
Brick company. struck yesterday FOR
higher wages than S1.7a Tor nino
hours work. Their places are being
iliiod by mon.
4 Mrs. Grants Funcral--Thc funeral
Services n the late Margaret McMur-
rim Grant. wife Of Frederick W. Grant
viii be held in the Seventeenth ward
chapel at 1890 tomorrow Mr.. Grant
g. % son Of b. r. Grant ~ this cit5,
and tho deceased lady was a daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs Adam y. smith.
Insurance Men az robin Hood
At the farewell rendition or Robin
Hood" thia evening. 80 members Of
the local life Insurance underwriters
association, viii attend In body out
OF compliment TO their fellow menu
chr. John y. spencer The party viii
be "steered" by John James Of the
Travellers.
New Pastor Melcomed-There was
a largely attended reception last night
in the Central Christian church In
honor Of the new pastor. Rev. Albert
EuNton. He was welcomed FOR the
church by W. n. Lepper and for
the Ministerial association ne was
shaken by tho hand by Rev. =. a.
simpkin. The auditorium was hand
somely decorated, and there were re-
n eshmnts.
French Club McetS--Lo Club de
Iangue Franchise. held las first meet
ing of this season al the home OF Mime.
III Dave Infafnaua lacking 10 the
future Advancement OF the club and
the election Of new officers for the en-
suing year was the order Of the day.
Spencer Squires was elected presi-
dent. Nine. X. Pye vice president
Monsieur Meyers. secretary and Nile.
I'm treasurer. There were about
35 members In attendance.
Sons of Wales Mcct--The Sons OF
Wales held their second fall meeting
last evening. In Orpheus hall John
James made an address on the Welsh
flag, in which he referred TO the re-
semblance of the emblem 10 the Chin
eso flag. both bearing representation
Of a dragon. The other speakers were
Richard Benyon and Evan Arthur The
musical numbers were a rendition OF
the Welsh national hymn, Mae Hen
Wlad Fy Nhadaw" CThe Land OF My
Fathers). and ar Hyd Nos" tAll
Through the Night, by Reese Davies
Cadet Officers AppOinted--High
school cadet officers were appointed
yesterday as follows; Earl Van Colt
and Louis PaddisOn, two Of last years
captains, will have charge Of COM
paules again. New captains are Bruce
WedgwOod and Spencer Wright. Yale
Pfoutz. ROBERT Bellmeyer Harry
sven aud Leon Walker are first lleu-
tenants Earl Manning. Fred Slade
Raymond Brown, ana Don Lehzl' see
ond neutenants: Walter Gaby. adult
ant with the rank of captain
Examinations were also given yes
terday FOR all cadets wishing 10 be-
come non-commissiOnedo nicers.