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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-02
NO FURTHER TROUBLE,

= Goldfielo, New. April 1.-The sit 1
= uation in Goldfield is unchanged. I
= Everything is quiet and business 1
= generally is being conducted as If no I
= trouble existed at tho mines. The I
= law and order forces have the situa- 4
: ton will tn hand and no further 1
= trouble is expected.
. - 4 4
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-02
MURDER IN MISSOURI.

ST. Joseph Mo-. April i-Charles G..
Stanley. a commercial traveller. was shot
and killed here early today by Wesley
Christopher. Is years old. Stanley head
screams FOR help and found the boy in a
dark alley choking young woman do
nestle stanley interfered and was shot
through the heart Christopher was ar
rested.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-02
This May Interest You.

No one is immune from Kidney
trouble. so just remember that Foley s
Kidney Cure will stop the irregulari-
ties and cure any case of kidney and
bladder trouble that is not beyond the
reach of medicine. F. j. Hill Drug CO.,
The Never Substitutors."
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-02
How to Avoid Appendicitis.

Most victims of appendicitis al,
those who are nabitually constipa ted
OrinO Laxative Fruit syrup cures
chronic constipation by stimulating the
liver and bowels and restores the ma
tural action Of the bowels. Orino Lax
alive Fruit Syrup does no. nauseate o.
cripe and is mild and pleasant TO take
Refuse substitutes. +. J. Hill Drug Co,
THE Never SUbstitutoTs.'
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-02
CENTRAL COAL & COKE co.
"Hiawaths" First Night of Festival
Tickets at Clayton Music Co.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Utah Savings & Trust Co. to J. J.
Whitaker, part of lot 8, block -
pfaG ID .-.s.-.--........ss .-..-..s-....S
T. Mitchell Toll ct al, executor, to
w Pierce Blakely. trustee. lots
80, etc. block !, Poplar Grove.
Utah Commercial & Savings bank
to George @. Morris, lots / and ,,
block I. plat ] ..-..-............... 3,25
George Q. Morris TO Joel Nibley.
lots / and . block /, plat j.. 4 ~
lone Dewey Bradley, ct al. TO Pat
rick Kelly. part of lot 1. block Is.
plat ..-....-.-.------..-...-..- IN
Henry W. Lawrence to Caroline J..
Nelson, lots IL and 13. block 3,
Main street subdivision .....,..,....
Charles r. Adams to Ephraim Caf-
fail. lot Is, block 30, 10-acre plat
Blanche T. Emms TO Charles Clark.
lots q. etc, block l, Hamptons
subdivision 49,. ..........-,....... $50
Caroline Game to Francis E. Wat
son, part of lot s. block IL. plat B. 3,75
Maria Rogers 10 Z. & NJ. Invest
nent company, part of lot 3. block
. Ehrich's subdivision ............. 800
j. NJ Wardrop to Joseph w. Mellen,
part of lot II, block T. plat J ...... 90
Sarah Ann SaXton 10 Charles Lee.
land in section -. township south.
] east
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-02
EXCURSIONS TO MlLNER, IDA
April II to 21.

Via Oregon Short Line, for opening
81, 900 acres Of Carey land under Twin
Falls North Side canal. and sale of
lots in new Miner townsite. Round
trip from Salt Lake, s10.55. Proper
tionately low rates from other points.
Tickets limited to fifteen days. City
Ticket Office, POI Main street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-02
MIXED DECISION
IN SHARP CASE
Judge Marshall SustainS One
Demurrer and 0verruIeS
the Other.
COMMERCE ACT TOO VAGUE
BUT RAILROADS MUST ANSWER
TO CONSPIRACY CHARGE.

IN the feIeral court Monday morning
Judge Marshall handed down a verbal
decision in the demurrers to the indict-
ment found against the Union Pacific
Coai company and others at the last sit
ting Of the grand jury. The Indictment
was found on two counts The court over
ruled the demurrer to the first count and
sustained Che demurrer to the second
count
The Indictment is against the Union
PaclfIc Coal company. the Mon Pacific
railroad company, the Oregon Short Line
James N. Moore. manager of the Union
Pacific Coal company. and T. Bucking-
ham, division superintendent for the
railroads.
ON the first count. tho Indictment
charges criminal conspiracy under sec
Ilon 544O OF the revised statutes of the
United states. committing an offense
against the United States in subjecting
David J. Sharp. a dealer in and shipper
OF coal from the state Of Wyoming TO
salt Lake. To undue prejudice and dis
advantage
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Washington April l.-Csptain Edgar A
Macklin, of Company c. Twenty-fifth in
fantTy, testified today in the senate
Brownsville Investigation He said today
that after he had examined the garrison
to ascertain the effects OF the shooting
and. finding no damage there. he went
outside the gate and at the mouth Of an
alley not far from the garrison wall he
found six cartridge clips and seven cart
ridge shells of the type used for the
Springfield rifle These shells were found
in 4 circular space about ten inches in
diameter, which ne declared 10 be an i'm
possible position unless they had been
placed there by SOME one. Captain Mack
lin said he had done everything possible
to discover who did the shooting, includ-
ing the careful! questioning Of the men Of
his command.
Senator Foraker asked the witness to
give his opinion as to who did the shoot
ing. Macklin said:
''Well. 7 don't think the men did it."
He described the attitude of his men
toward the investigation and said he had
read every line of testimony that had
been taken In the various inGuiries and
that he is convinced that tho firing was
not done by the men Of the TWenty-fifth
infantry
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Invokes Another Statute.

The court overruied demurrer to this
count holding that while the facts stated
Old not constitute an offenSe under the
interstate commerce laws. the facts stat
ed did constitute an offense under the
law prohibiting unlawful combination in
the restraint Of trade. known as the anti
trust law and that al Indictment was
sufficient under section $40 If tho facts
showed any Offense against the laws Of
the United States.
The second count of the iudictmsnt
charges an offSnSe under section of the
Interstate commerce act. The court held
that section was too indefinite and un-
certain in not specifying what acts
amounted 30 an offenSc; for this reason
the court sustained the demurrer to the
second count.
The result Of the decision is that the
defendants will he held for trial under
the first count of the indictment. being
the conspiracy charge. The trial will be
to determine as to whether there was an
unla wful combina ton In restraint of trade
in putting Sharp out of business.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-02
MACkLIN SOON
TO HAVE TRIAL
Captain of Company C, 25th
Infantry, Testifies Before the
Senate Committee.
EXONERATES THE NEGROES
STORY OF SOME MISSING CART.
RIDGE SHELLS.


Washington, April 1.-The testi-
mony of Captain Edgar 4. Macklin I
or Company 9, Twenty-fifth infan- I
try. was taken by the senate COM 4
y mittee on military affairs today In 1
= the Brownsville investigation. II 1
proved interesting particularly for 4
y the reason that Macklin is to be I
tried by court martial after his re-
turn to Texas, and for the further I
reason that he was shot by an I'M I
= identified negro at Fort Reno after 4
= the negro soldiers were taken away 4
= from Fort Brown Alacklin does not I
y believe the negroes were guilty of 4
y shooting up Brownsville, according to
= his story told or the stand today. I
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-02

The Wasatch Rink will not close. AS
was reported. and will continue to do
business, and is making every effort to
please its many patrons.
Prices the same.
Admission, 10c, Ladies free. Skates,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-02
Alleged intimidation,

The indictment grew out of an alleged
intimidation or the part Of the coal COM
pany TO prevent Sharp from selling coal
to his customers at reduced rates during
the summer months.
Sharp in the summer Of 1905 announced
to the trade that he would, during the
quiet season. sell coal for winter use al
reduced rates He was informed, it il
alleged that IL he sold coal at reduced
rates the coal company would refuse t.
furnish him any more coal Sharp re-
fused TO obey the instructions received
from that source. with the result that he
was forced out OF business.
In the decision of the court yesterday
the defendants consider that they won d
victory. on the ground that they were not
held guilty of violating the interstat,
commerce law. and that the other charges
they Will have TO face in the trial are
much cnsier To defend.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-02
Nothing Too
Good
For the
American People

BOXES A MONTH proving that the American people recog
nize, that what is BEST FOR THEM is too good.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-02

Union Assay office.
n {. HanaUer. J. V. SadleT.
I52 So West Temple 2. o. box 1446
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-02

Music Festival, Tabernacle, and g..
Seat sale Clayton Music Co.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-02
MACS
Salt Palace, April 4,
Big spectacular masquerade ball.

Social dance every Mon. Wed. and
sat. Eve, under the direction Of Prof.
Eastman. hall 323te state St.
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Orders FILLED Promptly.

Martin Coal Co
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y
Flrst ,...rn-.ugsl Lwentltth 100" ss.io
Second '-..'''--''G,,ssll selsE -lls.3,I s.st
l7ourtl ,.-..,-.-vg'5l Twenty sh.sr '' EEK
lift1 .'''-.''''.-y'eVl sW'.s gfW fsW
siSt9 '-''"'--'' g,s,S 2Nn.G 81 viii escl
soNsttn -''''--.''S, ~ r,,..p., seysnih $50
Ni.ib .5,35 .,o.,3} -errtiN 5R
Eleventh ..I..."t6 iHirtle!h .-.." s s.sl
Twelfth .-u.--.,e 'sifhsly-r XXX
Ttirtc0uh "--' y f.. alL,yF tsSe.s Sssl
.lrlet tlh .'t-v's4'S, y IT, ,.{.,,, s.1l
sStcenih a..-.., n cannon '''-" .S,
stftP'frhth .''g'S' E-tl 5gt,' ls6i
tkN Etelh ''-" Is. iS'c,d.gt ilreon 2.e1
,,..,..,. ,t,.
The stake preside notes OF t,..s.h' u. -,,
ettE- Satl LAKE FioNts., Gl|' h,iI
Jordan stakes are requested 70 now
shtiI neSt fast day meetings on SutlNaS'
thp 9lst inst. instead of the tirst sun.
sl'S ,, a. a., fere3co yrIiI he heyd ON the
a., s,sodav az Anrll
'NH@ Sui'""s VI H w st~r,tt IL SNt'TIs.
'O''1-i -
.I-,., n,n,.bl,- n,eetIns, nr the Granite
ssake SUNDAY school union will be
AL, An ths stake taisarnaclo. Mon
GAY evening, March %, al % p ia
4 full attendnnee ls re4utSsen
GEO !t'iE AZ. GA.S,EGo'
ktg.El AlSl2 ; , lI2iS"Str55
JoSbFH Mt.t,.r .,i .,t'
supefAhl"Nu'l.V'
eri,e ,,on4bt,y meeting OF the priest.
r,nt ~ ths e;anife steke will be held
a., 10 s.nre tabevnsele ON Saturday,
March 30, at ~ q M lt Us eSl"Va't.,
~ desired that thls meeNIs ~
attended. ,.-,- :. ,-,vIop
EitsAk r1 ~ ~ Z ~
T6J y, a Ar 5IwNON
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- ~. 4
ten 10 testimphih's y. "eas.,E u pvsl
sin and sickness. Ss, r,,auiis loo'' IA
open dallS- eNVep1 5'ln''..Ss. t' az ens
a. m. 10 y, w" M lue.ls 'e-oV'
Second Church Of Christ. Scientist,
!. Q. o. +. hall, eermeI q Eleventh
East ana Eleventh scuth-I-eHson ser.
mon at ii a, m. Subject, Reality
Sunday school at 10 p M "wednesday
evening testimonial meeting AT
O'Clock All are welcome.
CONC REGATIONAIl,
.,ss,,,.,' ,,,....,. .,,,,.,
E1rst Sonsresa 'I Fn,,,,, IN I ,pte
OF FIRST south anu vui Va a-ssI s. w., t,e
,o eat, III 1gl,r ns 6osnen, D'' %
phillips Conversational church,
sunday at ii and AZ, with preaching
Nv thc nastor, Sunday school at i2.16'
SIhrist,am Tndeavor at s;s AZ: mornins;
so ,ir Mrs Nell p, Moore. quartet sings
az evening service Cordial welcome
"a sIl yyoTshipers.
1900, :. N,rgr-rN ,.r,Y-p,,rr
RNofe,r.A4Ni1 'r-D VII NV ~,
Reorganized Chnreh OF Jesus Oh rist
9, Latter-eay Saen'sl azs east seeoi.e
ana :. 40 y m subieets We sbaj hs
rejected as a church with vnur dend.
saith the Lord YOUR God V Book OF
Doctrine and C0yeu ants Sec. 134. 20.
and "Reorsa nf.e the Church accord.
ing TO the oririnay pattern.r sunday
school at 10 a m.
UNITARIAN.
First Unitarian church. pastor, Rev.
Frank Fay Ed dy--Servlces In Unitar-
IAN man, lSs SECOND EAST nornihs
services at II q m. sermon by the
ItiStpl clA Ilt OL
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Willis r. Humphrey, panker: Ethel
Miller, ranlkcr.
charles Wright. Salt LAX Mary r.
Rowiey, salt Lake.
Don c. McCrury PocateIlo, Ida
Sarah n. Gibbs, Pocatello Ida.
Francis a, Gay, Joseph. Utah. Lorln-
da Sorenson. tnyerary, Utah,
Myron w. Phillips. Salt Lake. Car
net Cham berlnin, salt Lake.
Lorenzo e. EsgIen Salt Lake. Flcs-
sic G., Ossmen. Salt Lake.
John NJ. Jones, Kansas City, Mo-;
Ellzaheth j. Allen, KANSAS City
Err1il Nokleby, Salt Lake, ESafoline
s. BSch, Salt Lake.
c. A. HorsIey, Salt Lake. Fannie "A.
Rudd. Salt Lake.
j. IL. Crook. Payson; Cora Wilde, Pay
SON.
Hcber r. Partlngton, Logan; Laura
Cooper Wellsville.
Copies j. Smith, Salt Lake; Mary
Groves. Salt Lake
John C. Hansen. Sandy. Selma Swen-
sen, Sandy.
William A. Eretwel. Idaho Falls:
Lucy A. Simmons. idaho Falls,
L. l., Clifford, Lorenzo. Ida; Bertha
AdaIr, Lorenzo, Ida,
John NJ Butler, Salt Lake, Mabel O.
Buest. salt Lake.
Adpph o. Louernlan, Salt Lake; Hat
tie Jursensen, Salt Lake.
-
stSo for Music Festival. Season,
tickets till Sat. goth. ,
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SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.

MIR. and Mrs. j. c. MacIean enter
talned q a pleasant evening party last
night in honor OF Miss Marion Tho1np-
son pf South Dakota who has come to
make her home In this city. The rooms
were decorated In tulips and ionquils
and q progressive game was enjoyed,
the cards being decorated in Easter de-
signs A few intilna to friends assisted
In entertaining and about 40 guests
were present.
Mrs. Wallace Bransford was hostess
OF a bridge tea yesterday given In HON
on or Mrs Roscoe NJ Breeder, Mrs.
Lewis Evans assisting. The roms were
bright with profusion OF flowers, the
parlOr In American Beauties, the IL
brary in jonauils and the dining room
In Enchantress carnations. Prizes were
won by the Misses Beatrice Cheeseman,
Mildred Mcmillan, Mary Smedley and
Elizabeth Mcmillan.
This afternoon Mrs j. d. Kenworthy
and children left to Join Mr.. Kenwor-
thy In Pueblo, where they will make
their home. They will be missed by a
host OF warm friends
"a The card party given yesterday by
Mrs. w T. Benson in honor OF Mrs. G..
s. Williamson was a delightful affair
the rooms being prettily decorated and
six tables played. Prizes were won by
MIS-. r. p. Lesg and Mrs. w W. Trim
fner.
Mrs. John c. Cutler and Miss Mabel
Cutler Will give a box party at the
theater next Wednesday followed by IL
tea at Franklyn's-
The J. T. G. girls of the U. OF u. gave
a reception last night In Museum hall
which was decorated in the club colors.
pink and white the chandeliers being
arranged i'll rose form and the refresh
ment booths having pink and white car
nations A large number OF the friends
OF the members were present to enjoy
the pleasant event
The Gannlf Phi sorority Of the uni
versty entertained informally In the
gymna STUN building yesterday after
NOON
on Thursday Miss NTyla and Warren
KenWOrthy were entertained at pref
ty children's party at the home of Ross
and Jean Hutchinson. about 20 little
friends being present. The time was
pleasantly spent with music and games.
and refreshments were served.
Mrs. c. S. Williamson was guest os
honor this afternoon at a card party
given by Mrs. c. W. Boyd.
Miss Mabel Druehi OF Chica go. is vis-
Wing her sister Mrs. #, Shrader
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Marriage Licenses

Marriage licenses We're issued during
the past week by the county clerk to
the following couples
Francis DERRY, salt Lake: Elizabeth
DeKoover, Salt Lake.
John Hubertus, Salt Lake. Belle
Johnson, Salt Lake.
r. w. Crockett. Prices Monima Ken
needy, Brunswick, No.
j. f. Nance Ash Fork, Ariz.: Cora +.
Wheeler, Salt Lake
w. Erensky. Provo; Sarah Beypahan,
Provo.
Albert Green, Tooele City; Mabel Nix,
TOoele City.
!. r. Baird Topeka, KEN. African An
derson, Springyille Utah.
Hyrum Thomas HCWes, Salt Lake.
Lily c. Cotton. Retteridge.
r. s. Olsen. Salt Lake. Odella Young,
Salt Lake,
Frank KeTiopulos. Park City; Anna
Lundstrom. Park City
Fred w. Stoll, Park City: Ruby Nc
Comfy, Park City
Arthur s. Larsen, Salt Lake; Carrie
L. Hancock. Salt Lake.
Joseph L, Alvord, Ogden; Bertha Hill
berg, ogden.
Claude A. Limn,on. Newhouse; NJ.
Glow Handsaker. Portland, Or.
Stewart l., Tanner. Jr., Salt Lake,
ETtie f. Brown, Salt Lake.
John Padar, Murray Carrie Fucker.
Murray.
lmr B. Needharu. Salt Lake; Hazel
NJ Grant, Salt Lake
Thomas l. Page, Riverton, Utah; Flor
ence J. Crane. Herriman Utah.
Royal ]. Murdoch, Heber; 2ina A..
Chapman, American Fork
Jesse r. Aylett, West Jordan Clara
J., OrgiIl, Riverton.
Robert Van Buren,. Salt Lake Pearl
Robertson, salt Lake
Joseph Parry, Malad, Ida; Margaret
Munger. Malad, Ida.
Samuel a. Blair, Ogden; Rose Stuart,
Ogden.
Herbert r. Hanecle Salt Lake; Clara
McCourt. Salt Lake.
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Missionary Reunions

During conferences week meetings and
reunions OF various quorums, auxiliary
organizations and missionary societies
will be held. as follows:
April 5.--EldeTs and saints OF the
Norwich conference, in the Tenth ward
westinghouse corner Fourth South and
Eighth East. commencing at p. M
Northern States Missionary society,
in Seventh ward westinghouse 1886 west
Fifth South. at D. M. dancing and
refreshments Saints and friends are
Invited.
April 6.--Retnrpsd missionaries
saints and friends Of the Sheffield con
ference, at Eleventh ward chapel. COR
ner First South and Eighth East conf
mencfng at 1880 o'clock.
Elders, saints, friends and students
from Eastern states, In the Sixtee nth
ward NEE tinghouse. 1913 north Fifth
West, at S.: p. m.
The Liverpool Missionary society and
saints, at room 10 Brigham Young Me-
mortal building, at $3.50 o'clock,
The elders and saints from
the Swedish mission will hold
their ssmi-annual reunion Saturday,
April 8, at y. M, in the Pioneer
hall, 13S west Fifth South. tthe Sec
ond West cars pass the place.. Mat
ters of importance are to be consi der
ed, and fine program viii be render
ed Come one and all and spend "a
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s1.bo for Music Festival. Season
tickets, till Sat. Goth.
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evening with your old friends and &C
qt1aintances. Write the Address down
in YOUR memorandum book so you win
have II handy when YOU come to con-
ference,
Reunion Of Leeds and Cfriinsby ell
ders and saints, al the Twelfth WARD
meetinghuuse. Fourth East, between
First and Second South, ccmm encins
AT 1880 O'Clock. Program and refresh-
nenfs; all invited.
April 7,---Callfornln missionaries
and saints, in Thirteenth ward assem-
bly, rooms, Second South. half block
east OF State, at AIS y, M
April S,--fIawaiian reunion at Lion
House. commencing at 8 p. m, Returned
missionaries failing TO receive invita-
lions address NJ T. Pack, room 22s pes-
eret News building
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UNITED STATES THIRD
AMONG W0RLD S E.XpORrFp

WAsh nStou, Match g-.rh
States now ranks tlilrd nmupp IN. INIT
exporters Of manufactures M Mefll ,
a monograph on exports a. lilies O.
lures ~ the United Stntps AKA ,ht49lNlas
trlbption. issued today IN thH b,.,Il us
statistics OF tho department VI Mtau ~
and labor V''plaorec
II Is Shown that ndi,only d., ~,
of manufactures NOW ixceeA SNGotic
900 PEI anuun, unG haze douf5s,a 'vstps =
In q Single decade but tbe sho- " Nailr
products VI tho Factory foim ~ !, Which
exports is steadily Increasing ~ IVA
pasison shows tlut hi iSs6 nsan,f. CON
torned but Is per cent ~ tho 1r.s, Su5eF
ports Of domestic products wi,ic 'al ss
they formed Az per cent. :" las
In the decade ending With l,o5 49,,
OF 1uanufa etutes Increased laS p,r Hl n,,
while those Of Germany ino,e1ssJ -Se "
cont. United Kingdom 10 pur cert ~ \
frcm France % per cent. "4i
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An Ilnatrs.x - ,.o,.v interestfrs.
ana free I" ~ iecSuIeSi tsr5nyS services
Frday e,,, a'a, dV"u "a nSSlocK. All
sra-s ,-o lining az i-99 cordisiIv IN =.
vitsG ~ rec Iverypuay e''''''''''
WestrcInasa" z -,s6vtcrlni1 church 1870
M n u',N IVES ~ AteNsiSe 70
n A. 49, ~. py RfN n Ia scrvice fhnrs
win ha ne Cos on . Sn nest,nu 10
conslSer 49, conEree' , az rs nas,or. snb.
ham soho ~ NalI.Hs rt,deornor sabbnfh
sch1ol i sn. TO- soclefv s.so; SEN
Tor society s.sn eytnlng service 800
WeSncsan,.- o,eV nraya, n,eetinx az
T,is Tsve3,. 'werlss ~ he church is
eerr estiv r.s islf ,ul f., lao nj he morn
ing service
3, Third Presbyisran church,, corner, %; ga
Herbert p e.J H.. ilu oostor. wade Loot
bourosv. sune,Irtendent OF Sunday
school-lser,-l.e, on sunday as follows.
Preaching serv,ira "a, II a, m; subject,
Preaching service AL 80 y. M, subject,
Spiritual progsess Sunday school
at tes15 lesson, 9Thc Woes of Drunken
ness" C.hristian Endeavor at $50 y.
M. tnpsc. II essons from Noble Men
ana Won1en.'' Prayer meeting Wed
nesday at T:sN b. m, Good singing at
all the services A hearty Christian
welcome for every one ~ church FOR
the people,
NtrT11ODTsT.
h1rst Methcllt hpiscopai S si
corner OF second soJ i, ap , VIZ ,,es.sc
hlst sireetss Ben)anlh V"i $50 Pas'o -,
services al y d ~; @,,I .,9V y, ' ef
Morning topic ne ~ =.
Jesus Christ Ia liS1iun i1Ni'eI ,tn,
evening subjegt uAllss % q Wa" ~
~ a
CIasa meeting, lV'% DE- r. AL p I.',,tt
leasue $50 p m. Al Nie ~'l'u's ''i'i'
ga - 'nese SEW N4,n tos. o,d
I'M NJ Il. churSn' Nllltn H.ea. a.lN
Eirsf SOUTH Y AZ 1is .-,,S - y "a y,
rIeachlng at u q. va, Sa'W ~ ~ - VS.,
MlsS MULE VIII seE Soiu sst '"s ,,so.-
me- service, apN eIle en.,t;,a f1s Sn nv
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TEMPLE NOTICES.

The Salt Lake Temple will close on
Thursday evening; April a. and re-
open on Tuesday morning. April q.
JOSEPH F. SMITH.
The st. George Temple viii close on
Friday evening. March 20, and re-
open on Tuesday April 10, 1907.
DAVID H. CANNON
President,
The Logan Temple will close on
Wednesday, the 3rd of April. and re-
open on Tuesday, the ath OF April,
1907 WILLIAM BULGE,
President,
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SUNDAY SCHOOL CONFERENCE

The salt Lake stake annual Sunday
school conferences will occitr SUNDAY.
March a. at Barratt Hall Sessions will
be held at 10 a. M, y. m aud =. M.
AT which topics vital 20 Sunday schuoi
work will be discussed.
A special meeting will be held az p.
m at which members OF the general board
will present matters OF intafe$t
Those expected to attend TINS sesspl =
are. Stake superintendent and board OF
aids, stake presidency and high cpuncll,
members OF the ward bishopric ana sun
day school superIntendcnts and ASSISTANTS
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GRANITE STAKE.
Other Churches.
PRES E1alAN.

IIAI.s5 y ] i IIIAI-N-N'
First Presbyterian church, northeast
corner Of South Temple and e streets;
Rev. William NJ. Paden. D. d., pastor
Morning services at II o'clock, evening
service at 7sO 0'clock Both services
conducted by the pastor. and held in
the church auditorium for the first
time In many weeks. Sunday school al
1880 p. M Christian Endenyor ON Fri
day night OF each week at 7;SO On
Wednesday evening. March 2T at s
o'clock the Rev, II +. Hosklns. mission
airy and explorer IN Palestine. will give