Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-08-10
Denver is wild over Mcdonald.
Dutch Chocolates. The sale of
these delicious Chocolates there
is exceeding the sale of the
combined lines of all other,
All Denver is buying Dutch
Chocolates and singing their
praises.

daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Me-
Carthy was buried this afternoon
Mt o'clock. Simple services was
held at the family residence. SIS East
First South. Interment was in Mt.
Olivet cemetery.
Judge Powers at Or 20 nl,----Judge
q. w. Powers, who. with his family,
went on an automobile tour of tho
eastern states, reached Palmyra. New
York. Aug. 2. where he visited the
historic Hill Cumorah. He sends the
News" a handsome colored postal
card OF the famous HILL showing the
present condition of the spot and its
surroundings.
Concrete Chimney Comprehensive
las foot concrete chimney of the
lighting. heating and power plant back
of the Newhouse buildings, has been
completed. and the two story concrete
walls of the plant are up ready for
the roof. The retaining walls OF the
two great structures are nearly COM
pleted, with gangs of laborers clearing
the cellar apartments and setting the
footings OF the big piers.
More ImprovemeutS-The Utah
Light and Railway company Ii ditch
ing the east side of Main street north
structing underground conduits for
the electric light wires now strung
over head. The underground connec-
lions are being made at the four COR
ners of Main and First South street,
and excavation has begun at the Sec
ond South street intersection for the
connections there.
Chorus Rehcarsal--The large chorus
of the Young Peoples Christian union
rehearsed last Thursday evening in
the First Methodist church. Another
rehearsal will be held Sunday at p.
m. in the same church. This prepara-
ton Is being made for the large evan
gelistic service to be held with DR.. r.
A. Torrey, Tuesday. Aug 10, at y.
m. in the First Methodist church. Dr.
Torrey is an evangelist of internation-
al reputation.
Burns Hands Fighting Firc---John
-. Else burned his hands badly this
morning in extinguishing fire start
ed by the old. old combination OF
found a match and lighted it, Then.
child-like. it dropped the burning
splinter in pile of clothing which ig-
Lifted and burned quickly. The walls
and floor of the bedroom were
scorched. The damage to the Else
home. Ala Douglas avenue, can be
covered by $3.50.
Three Story Structure--Messrs. A.
n. Birrell and l.. Nj. Carpenter are
about to erect on Second South street,
between Fourth and Fifth West street,
for n. p. Stathakos a $4,000 three
story structure, with the lower floor
given to business purposes, and the
upper floors, with so rooms, devoted to
lodging house purposes. Messrs. Bir-
rell and Carpenter are investing a
good deal of eastern capital in Salt
Lake properties, and are sure they will
have good return on the investment.
Cannot Compare Temperature
The contrast In temperature between
yesterday and today. Is striking, but
the figures can not be given as there
is no weather map today, for the local
weather bureau for the very good rea-
son that there Is no Geographic SER
vice, and the data wired in from the
various weather stations every day,
can not be had today. The atmosphere
last evening. was as sultry as usual;
but towards midnight. the air currents
shifted. and presently cooler winds
came rushing into this region with
agreeable results. II is delightfully."-
cool this afternoon, and in the shadow
II is cold. The appearance of the
skies would indicate fair weather for
tomorrow.