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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-13

Seek, president; Alex Hedquist vice
president: +. W. Taylor, secretary and
treasurer; G. e. Loose and Jesse
Anight The companys property in
IIoVo canyon Will be greatly improved
inns season and made one of the most
attractive places for q canyon outing
Among the improvements are the con-
Quoting of spring water through pines
10 the ground and building and light
ing the place with electric light.
B. Y. U. WINS IN DEBATE.
The debate between the B. Y. U. and
the b. Y. c. debating teams. held here
Saturday night drew out a large num-
Der of people to college hall The sub
ject was: Resolved, That the federal
government should be given power 10
effect the organization Of and control
business corporations" The b. Y. T..
team. Miss Georgia Hoagland and Mr..
w. r.. Morgan, had the affirmative,
and the b. Y. c. team, George Gardner
and Joseph A. Geddes, the negative
The victory was given to the i. Y. L.
by vote of two to one. The Judges
were Hon. b. II. Roberts. Judge r. d.
Lewis and Judge ii. II. Rolapp. Atty.
w. u. Rydalch presided.
NARROW ESCAPE FROM INJURY.
on Saturday about noon Wheable's
dray team ran away, and became sop
afated from the dray back of sutton's
drug store. The horses raced cast on
Center street and overlook a buggy
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uo,k the Brutal Of Mrs. Joseph
pinuree-Profuse Eulogles
OF Beautiful Life.
m. ASSESSORS VALUATIONS.
,.,.tar,inl Increase Over Last Years
rov yaIucs-S2o,0O 900 Damage Suit
sunday school Union.

o,,5on May 1S.--All that was mortal
sf,.s clara r. Pingree, wife of Jo-
,+rb pingree, was consigned to its final
sss, Yesterday afternoon in the family
snral plot in the, Ogden City ceIne-
terry. 80.
nnring the morning many of her
,,ionds and associates passed by the
b,er and looked for the last time in
variability on her face. That she was
beloved by all who knew her was CYL
ssrcsd by the large assemblage of
.,-,,nathizing relatives and friends at
To Eyfth ward meeting at the funeral
earcices and the great wealth Oh
ts.utlful floral tributes. Members OF
~ Youug Ladies NJ. l. association
sssenrblcd at the home and carried the
MANY Aoral designs at the head OF me
fuueral tortege to the church. Inc
ssryires were commenced at O'Clock,
Bishop John Watson presiding Mem m
hars nj the tabernacle choir under the
direction OF Prof. Ballantyne, furnished
The music. The choir sang, 20 MY
rather" and "Hark, Hark My Soul.
Mrs Mary Farley sang, The END OF
he Way." Miss Myrtle Ballanger sang,
oRock Of Ages" and Misses Wealthy
and Maud Belnap sang, count your
Many Blessings" The speakers were
presiients e. r. Middleton and n. &.
t,i,rare Patriarch George w. Darkin,
Elder james H. Douglass and Bishop
watson. With words of deep emotion
each one spoke Of his high regard for
the deceased and the sorrow they felt
at her death. They also spoke of her
lie of purity and her great love for
the gospel, and the grief stricken fanli-
~ were given hope and faith in the glo-
rious resurrection
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driven by George Henry son of City
Marshal Henry City Marshal Henry's
1o-year-o OLD son was also In the buggy
The runaway horses tipped the buggy
with its occupants over and rhr'w
the horse drawing the buggy down
Mr.. Henry and his little brother We're
under the wreck when the bystandcrs
rushed to the rescue and it was fear
ed they had received serious injury.
Fortunately they escaped with slight
bruises Mr.. Henry Is recovering from
severe illness and was driving out
for his health
BLACKETT-D IAMOND WEDDING.
A marriage license has been issued
to J. W. Diamond and Nellie Blacliett.
both OF Sp1ngyille.
GARDEN CITY NOTES.
A son has been born to Mr. and
Mrs. W. f, Ward
"Enoch Arden" viii be presented
by Mrs. Byron W. King on the even
ing of May II. In College hall The
music by Strauss. especially composed
for the poem. will be rendered by Mrs,
Kings daughter. Miss Olive King, who
IL an accomplished pianist
on the evening of the 18th willard
Andelin Will give a song recital IN
the Opera House. Mr., Andelin Will
be assisted by Mrs. Arvilla Clark An
delin and several other local vocalists.
This is the first time Provo people
have had an opportunity TO hear Nh.
and Mrs, Andelin since their late re-
turn from Europe They will leave
shortly after the concert for Germany,
where NJ Andelin has an opera en-
gagement
The speakers at the tabernacle yes
terday We're Elders Walter q. CluR
and T.. H. Smart.
The question of attendance of teach
ers at tho union meetings was the
principal topic discussed IN the super
intendcnts' department of the Sunday
school union held yesterday. The les
sons for June were presented In the
departments. a parents class de-
pertinent was conducted for the first
time. quartet was rendered nj the
close by members of the Vineyard
Sunday school.
The state board OF education will
visit the Brigham Young university,
Tuesday tho special purpose being
to inspect tho training school ana
Ia investigate the work done I'm the
Normal school.
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|T oday 5 Ogden News

located at u local roomlnRhouse. and
that the couple had been residing there
as man and Wife for about three weeks
during which time the woman worked
In n local restaurant. The wrunged
husband made considerable talk about
making gun play. Before he had time
TO put his threats into execution the
police searched and took a couple Of
guns from his person. The clipping
couple We're taken to the police station
where the man was registered as H. C..
Perkins of Meadow Valley. and the
woman gave her name as Mary James.
Weaver, Ida, Perkins was locked up
for n time, during which the husband
and wife talked matters over and de-
cided to patch up their difficulties and
so back home. Later ON Perkins fur
nished bond for $50 and was released
1t is supposed that he left town imme-
diately.
All those connected with the case
are said TO be prominent residents Of
the towns in Idaho in which they reside.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed bids FOR the erection or new
four-room school building to DO erected
az Garfield, snlt Lake county Utah, VIII
be- received W 10 May 9th 1901 40 r.
O'Clock noon IN the office OF ~. Edw
Llionborg, architect and the Board of
Education OF Granite School District. VIII
receive bids M their office, 40 South
state Street up 10 O'clock IN the EVEN
ng Of the above get date.
Blds will also be received for tho lnlsh-
Ing VI two rooms in the now school build
ing at Taylorvllc Salt Lake County
Utah.
Bids for all OF the above work Will be
opened May 27th. 1901 AZ o'clock IN the
evening, al 1900 South state Street Sep.
arate bids viii DO received ON each of
tho above buildings as also on the differ
ont classes OF work such as mason ANA
carpenter work. plasterlug. painting, TN
and galvanized iron 10 be Included M the
carpenter work on each building Each
proposal must be accompanied with r.
certified check a per cent OF the amount
of bid made payable 20 the BOARD Of
Education or Granite School District. The
successful bidder viii bo required to give
a bond Tor one-half tho amount Of con-
tract price, Rights reserved 10 reject any
on all bds
BOARD on EDUCATION,
Granite school District
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THURSDAY, MAY 13, 1917.
At o'clock in the morning the ther

if something could not be done 10 Wild
en- the river or make it deeper so that
more water could be taken OF the lake
as the water is so high the low lands
around the lake are being Hooded and
a great deal of damage is being done.
Photographer Cutler Of American
Fork has opened up a studio IN inc
Ross building here.
May II, the closing exercises Of the
high school will be held In the new
tabernacle.
Messrs. Chas. and Alma Beck have
located some valuable beds In Cedar
valley. which they will probably sell
TO the Utah Fire Clay co,
a tumor was removed from the head
Of r. Knudson Monday by DR.. Hol-
crook.
daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Alma Beck on Wednesday.
Prot Fred HarWood will give a
piano recital in the new tabernacle
Wednesday evening for the beneflt OF
The population of Lehl is increasing
quite rapidly of late. Ten babies
Wore blessed Sunday.
VIM. l.. Waulass will leave soon on
a mission TO Chicago.
LARSEN PETERSON NUPTIALS.
Miss Maggie Larsen and John Peter
son. TWO prominent youHS HN.'' H.i'tt
were married in Salt Lake temple
Wednesday. They will make thelr
home in Canada
The graduates of the public schools
go to Springvlle Monday where clos
ing exercises will be held.
Friday afternoon. while Mrs. 4. b
Singleton was returning from Spring.
Vile her horse became frightened ana
she was thrown out of the buggy. she
was badly shaken up ana bruised anu
is confined to her bed.
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OF THE UTAH PIONEERS
SIXTY TEARS AGO TODAY
z YEARS ACo TO-DAY.

........ M
'noitielor stood al ~ degrees. \ bIisk
y@'s1 VINO was ni9"lns ana me SKY
M"S oN'rspLt'R WIN inlcN clouds The
"lnd soon rndhseea 10 the northeast. ac-
Pe,"' 5r, I'I.leIl'Is Foll CURING lno
u"N. iHg cAiup IeI' anoul clock,
t t,,l, l"lI ,hi'rs ana hClteG 10 let
lllp ,'aluS leVl ne course TINS gay
'., 1S lly"rlN Ntal, IN tlle Sltern9on tneN
.InSsru q V,'hs stream on running wa
,o., S3illE nc 'oin, SIN aha jhFee-quar
il'!'vs 5'I,'l II'o'' i.ovu h,L.I 'l.u nv
ll'u.A L'"iIl we ,"S' SNrs'ln 5.eS crossed
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UTAH LAKE CLUB.
h. Y. .. Wins Debatc--Runaway Acct
dcnt--Gardcn City News Notes.
Special C1rrospondence.

Special C1rrespondence.
Provo, Utah Co, May 13.-Articles
Of Incorporation of the Utah Lake
club, with Rovo as the principal place
of business, have been filed with the
county clerk. The company is organ
lied to conduct club houses and other
places OF entertainment, and to operate
launches and other pleasure craft on
Utah lake. II owns the Geneva resort,
which is now being renovated and inn
proved. and will be put in fine condition
for this seasons business. Special eff
forts will be directed 10 the boating
feature of the establishment and n
large fotilla win be kept at the Gene
va harbor. The capital stock IL slt $50
IN shares of the par value og $50 each
No stakeholder Is permitted to sell his
stock without first giving other stock
holders an opportunity to purchase.
The directors and officers are: Alex
Hedquist, president; T. Il. Plerpont,
vice president; C. II. Ward, secretary
and treasurer; Geo. r.. Robson. c. A.
Hedquist, VIM. Wilson, w, j.. Biersach
c. T. Westphal, julius Jensen.
SPRINGFIELD OFFICERS.
The Springfield Resort company has
elected the following directors and off,
GERS for tho ensuing year: Josiah
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LEHI.
IMPRESSIVE oBsEaUIEs
over Remains OF John j. Jones and
Chas. Observation-Disclosures Briefs.

Chas. Edrlngton---NeWs Briefs.
Special Correspondence,
Lehi, Utah Co.. May 1L--Fuuerai
services over the remains 81 John j..
Jones, who died Wednesday at the
age OF H. were held from the new
tabernacle yesterday, Bishop Andrew
Field presiding. The speakers wore
Elders Andrew Field, Ell Kendall,
Thos. n. Jones ana President a. j.
Evans. who oulogised the noble life
and useful labors If the deceased who
was q true Latter day Saint and friend.
The remains were shipped 20 Adams
Vile, Beaver county, FOR burial
Funeral services over the remains
Of Chas. virgil Burlington, the S-year
old son Of II. r. Burlington, who died
Monday OF typhoid fever, wore held
Thursday from the Third ward meet
inghouse
Baseball fans have organizod win
r. j.. Wadsworth, manager VIM, WHIP
pie, captain. There Is promise pi
some very interesting games this sum
mer. ...,
HIGH WATERS.
Prof. n. s.. HInckley Geo. 7, Peady
Jr., and Herman Knudsou, CONF
mittee from Provo, We're az the jor-
dan river ana pumps Saturday 10 sec
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WEBER TAX VALUES.
Substantial Increase Over 1906 Assess
ments in County.

Ogden, May 1S.-County Assessor
Edwin Dix has completed the assess
ment of city and county property for
the year 1907. The total valuation
made by the county assessor is $1S, 454,-
056
The elimination of mortgages from
taxation reduces the source of revenue,
as compared with 1906, about s91,00O In
valuation. This, with the last legisla-
tive changes, giving to the state board
Of equalization the assessing of the
Utah Light & Railway company and
other pipe and power transmission
companies. reduces the assessors to-
tails $2lS,664, the same being the as
SCISSORS values last year on the corpor-
atoms named.
The following table shows the COM
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SPANISH FORK.
PETER f. BoYACK INJURED.
Social Given Joseph Il, vii
Iips--Wcdding Bells.
speclal Correspondence,

Special Correspondence.
Spanish Fork. Utah Co. May ill.,
Elder Joseph r. wilkins, prior to leay-
ing on Monday. 18Th inst. for a mission
to Mexico, was given a dance by his
young associates on Thursday night,
and on Friday eve a picnic so5ial was
given in the First ward Westinghouse
for the purpose Of giving him SUBJ
stantinl send off.
Alfred Warner ana Annie Rigtrup
were married at the salt Lake temple
on the 22nd ult. a reception was given
on the oath at the brides home.
Peter f. Boyack. 6S years of age, ac-
cidentally fell from his wagon on the
eth inst. and broke his leg at the thigh.
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PAYSON.
WEDDING BELLS.
Demise of Mrs. Barbara Myers, an
Esteemed Church Worker.

DtullSt VI mrs bpNTudFu VI gfTHf hh
Esteemed Church Worker.
Special Correspondence.
Payson, Utah CO., May S.--The fu-
neral services Of Mrs. Barbara Myers,
who passed away Monday morning
last, is being held from the First ward
meetinghoue today The cause OF her
death was general debility. She was
born April Z. 1890 in Aberdeen, Scot
land: was baptized member OF the
Mormon Church In tSiS IN her native
land and came 10 Utah IN 1864, settling
IN Payson ana resided hero about ~
years, when she moved south 70 Pan
guitch and lived there about % years,
sho being president Of the Relief socle-
ties OF that stake for 70 years After the
death Of hor husband, six years ago,
she moved back 10 Paysou and has
resided here until the tlmo OF her
death.
She was beloved for her gentle dis
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A wedding reception will be given
this evening at the home OF MIR. and
Mrs. John Person in honor or their
son, VIM. Person. and Miss Lottio
Wilson, who are TO be married this
evening. Both are well known aud
highly respected young people OF this
place.
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evening and organized local mer-
chants association
The public schools are preparing an
operotta entitled "Tha Enchanted
Wood" 10 be presented at the closing
Of schools, May 81.
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BIG DAMAGE SUIT.

The Union Pacific has been made de-
PENDANT in $4,000 damage suit
brought by A. ]. stone administrator Of
the estate of Virgil q. Faulkner, de-
ceased. 1t is alleged In the complaint:
That on March 9, 1907 while Faulkner
was riding on the steps of the locomo-
tive of the train upon which he was
employed as a brakeman, he was struck
by the bridge over the Black Forks riv-
er and knocked to the river bed below.
n distance of about 20 feet. Faulkners
injuries We're fatal. The company is
claimed to be at fault on account of
not maintaining bridges of sufficient
width to clear n man when standing
upon the steps of n locomotive. FaulS-
uer had been in the employ of the COM
pany eight days when the accident oc-
Cured. Maginnis d Corn are the at
torneys for the plaintiff
SUNDAY SCHOOL MEETING.
The regular monthly Sunday School
union meeting of the Weber stake was
held yesterday afternoon AT the stake
academy hall The attendance num-
bered nearly 800 and the interest mani
fest by the workers indicated the great
interest given to the Sunday school
cause. Three members of the Sunday
school board, Mrs. Winlfred Woodman-
see Poultpn, Mrs. Mabel Jensen and
Arthur Wright. We're honorabIy released
on account of other duties. The thought
contained in the hymn, NAY, speak no
ILL.," was developed and taught in four
part singing. Those present were di-
vided into three groups and very in
structive talks We're made by w. NJ.
McKendrick on Discipline In Sunday
School" 5. D. Bradford on Outlining .
and S. G. Dye on Respect Of Seniors
and Authority"
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Itch, Itch! lch!- Scratch Scratch.
Scratch The more you scratch the
worse the itch. Try poan's Continent.
il cures piles, eczema, any SKIN itching.
All druggists sell IT,
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TO fell strong have good appetite
and digestion. sleep soundly and enjoy
life use Burdock Blood Bitters, the
great system tonic and builder
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/. r. Guuderson, while working on
balcony IN front Of the GupdersOn ho-
tel. had the misfortune TO fan from
second story into basement, striking
ratings and receiving several bad
bruises besides q broken ankle,
Mr Pleasant merchants met last
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valuations for the years 1909
totaI .s1s. 454. o5s sla.Ols.12l

with the assessments of the state
board of equalization added. property
valuations in Weber county will SHOW
an approximate increase of $75OOOO over
tho Vear 1906
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JUNE WEDDINGS.

Sec our new Inc OF announcements
and invitations before ordering.
THE DEsERET NEWS.
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State St. Hardware for garden hose,
tools and poultry netting, L52 State st.
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LOW RATES TO JAMES
TOWN

Exposition via Oregon Short Line May
18th. and daily thereafter. Long linz
it's and diverse routes. See agents for
fun particulars.
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ELSINORE.
SCHOOLS CLOSE.

l. % IoIIIINIITIr -NVFtIIl NVIIIIIVtV-U
Death of an Infant.
Special Correspondence.
Elsinore. Sewer CO.. May 1O-The In
FAINT OF Mr. and Mrs. Aug. +. hotter
died on the 18th inst, after an illness
of a few days.
Schools close today and the sixth
grade will present Miles Standish"
this evening.
The new postofIlce building is near-
Ing completion and is expected 10 be
occupied by Juno /,
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THE WANT COLUMNS OF tho
Semi Weekly News are read by from
100000 to $50 900 people twice a week.
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FINDS RUNAWAY WIFE.
PROVO DEPARTMENT

per month All shou be X
WORKS Residence s2 Fourth North Phone nd ~ " ~
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WEDDING BELLS.

position and hcr desire to do good to
others.
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BURGLARS GET $3.50.
Denver Roomlnghouse Entered and
Jacob BERT Hobbed.

Ogden, May 1S.--Jacob BERT report
ed to the police this morning that
during his absence from the Denver
rooming house this morning his room
was entered and $3.50 in currency he
longing to him was taken. Bcrti arose
early this morning ana thoughtlessly
lett his vest, containing the roll OF
greenbacks and his watch, hanging
over the chair back. on his return
the money was gone. The police have
no clue TO work on. OF the money
taken $500 was IN $50 bills the remain
der being in fractional currency.
RESPECTED LADY DEAD.
Mrs. Mary Etherington, wife Of the
late Thomas Etheriugton, died at 8
o'clock last evening ut the residence
of her daughter, Mrs. Dance, at West
Weber, Weber county. Mrs. Ethcring-
ton was born ia Sunderland. Dunham-
shire, England, sept r. 1888 She be-
came member of the Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter-day Saints in 1856. and
came to Utah ten years later, and has
resided at West Weber continuously
until. the time of her death She is
survived by two daughters and one
son. namely, Mrs. Margaret Dance,
Mrs. Isabel r. Montgomery and John
NJ. Etherington. Her husband preceded
her to the great beyond Just four
months ago. Mrs Etherlngton was
faithful adherent to the Church, and
was loved aud respected by all who
knew her. Funeral services win he
held at IL o'clock Wednesday. at the
West Weber Westinghouse. Burial will
take place at ogden City cemetery.
Cecil, the S-year-old son of Joseph
White, died last evening at the home
of his grandfather, VIM. Hamlin Of
scarlet fever. The funeral will be pri-
vate at o'clock this afternoon from
the home.
HOODLUM SENTENCED.
John Brotherson, who has been in
carcerated since Jan O. awaiting trial
on charge of burglary, had the
charge reduced to petty larceny this
morning, and was sentenced by Judge
Howell TO 30 days In the county jail
Brotherton is one of the gang of hood
lums who caused SO much disturbance
in ransacking places in Ogden during
the latter part of last year.
j. Arthur Handen and Helen May, OF
Salt Lake, We're married in this city
Saturday evening, Rev. John Carver
of the Presbyterian church officiating.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
A horse attached to a single buggy
became frightened on Adams avenue
yesterday aud ran away.
William NJ, Hughes, who has been re-
porting on the Standard and Examiner,
has resigned his position to accept Il
more lucrative one on the Inter- Noun
tain Republican at Salt Lake City.
"A very interesting ward conference
was held in the Fourth ward yesterday.