Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-09

KINDS OF fools and their work. Sivins
types OF the social, religious, atheisuu,
political, avaricfous and almost eNety
other kind of fool, presentllE suill9
scathlng arraignments Of the ~ Us Wy
heir follies- Among the S,cst tc,rlo ,
probably was that Of the tcliy OF Nis'
and the contracting OF bad habits 80,
Mr.. Brooks Is one OF the most raplu
speakers on the lecture PLATFORM va
anywhere else. So much 80 that II re-
quiros an almost painful strain on sll'
part OF the audience to follow hli'
which prevents many OF MS 5000
thoughts from soaking In, But ms
criticism. he would probably say, marks
the mentally lazy fool However tnls
may be. no ofle--Wlse az t0ullFh-Who
has un opportunity. should fail to hear
him.
RECEPTION FOR SENATOR sMooT.
DR., George VI. Brinlhall. Alex He'd
qufst and w. Lester Manguin the conf
mittee appointed by the Provo Com
mercial club TO arrange for a public re-
ception to Senator Smout has decided
&C. have the reception Wednesday eve
ming, and has appointed sub+comnittee
and started the preparations for r
time. The reception viii be give .
the opera house. where a program
speeches, songs and music VIII be rem
dered- Luncheon win be served 10 vis-
itors IN the Commercial club rooms \
number of private citizens OF the state
Will be invited,
'NUMBEREDp STATION GRANTED.
Postmaster Glove has been authorized
by First Assistant Postmaster General
Hitchcock to establish numbered
station OF the Provo postofiice at such
point on Center street between Second
and Fifth West streets. The compen-
sation for the clerk in charge Is 500 a
year.
FUNERAL SERVICES.
Funeral services over the remains of
MIR. ana Mrs, q. II. Wards infant son
held yesterday at the home, were at
tended by a large number OF relatives
and friends The speakers We're Judge
D, D. Houts and bishop T. ". TAYLOR.
Beautiful vocal selections We're rem
fered by the Garden City quartet, A
delegation from the b. z, o, p. was in
attendance. The grave was dedicated
by Rev. s. II. Goodwin.
BASKET BALI. GAME.
The b. y. U.-L. q. S. u. basket ball
game las night was witnessed by
large audience. The visitors played
q rough game, and in the first half
the home team had everything its own
way, the l.. d. S Y. failing to make
one basket from the field The score
was 90 to 5, IN the SECOND half the
l., ID. S. q. did much better, playing
even III baskets from the field and
beating the home team on fouls, The
final score was so 10 10. Metcalf was
the star OF the Salt Lake boys and
Chamberlain ana Evans did most of
the work for the home team,
OLD FOLKS HoNoRED.
The old folks of the Sixth ward
We're entertained yesterday at the
ward house AT banquet An inter
estiny program of speeches. song and
music was rendered Senator SIN oot
found time to attend and address the
assembled veterans. which was fea-
ture highly appreciated by them.
Judge Booth held court in deber
yesterday.
Master Harlow Simo0t and Master
h ). Pyne, Jr.. were the minor lnein-
beers Of the Senator Smoot party which
returned from Washington yesterday
Both Of the young men have enjoyed
their visit to the national capi;al
Master Pyne has begun a political
career as senate page and win re-
turn SITTER the vacation He reports
his father VINO Is studying medicine
IN Washington. as being well.