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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-16
oday 5 Ogden News


land presiding The ward choir sang
several selections. Some Sweet Day"
was sung by Lizzie Hunter. Tho speak
ers were Elders Archibald Mcfarland,
George Hunter, Nathaniel Montgomery.
William burlington and l3ishop McFar-
land, who spoke feelingly of the many
virtues noble traits of character and
devotion to the gospel exhibited
throughout life by the deceased and
comforted her posterity in the hope
of a resurrection.
TAKEN UNDER AMUSEMENT.
Judge Maughan Of Logan. who Is oc-
oupylng the bench in the district court,
yesterday afternoon heard arguments
ON the motion of the defense for a new
trial IN the case Of Viola Lewis against
the Standard Publishing company and
William GlaSmann. Tho suit was tried
several months aso and a Judgment
rendered against the defendants for
$1,000 damages due for the publication
of an alleged libelous article concern
ing the plaintiff. The motion Is asked
principally on the ground that an err.
ror was made In giving the exhibits
in the case to the jury as among them
was included exhibit "B, another pub
LEGATION which had been withdrawn. The
attorneys asked permission to subpoena
the Jurors who tried the case before
the court that they might be questioned
as to whether the exhibit "B" was TAX
en- into consideration by them in con-
nection with the other exhibits In ar
irving at their verdict. The court was
not fully advised as to the legality Of
such an action and therefore continued
the further arguments in the case un-
I'll he could determine that point.
r. J. KEOGH ESTATE
The appraisers, A Mcfarland. Thomas
'Vhalen and a. -. Shurtlif of the cs-
tate OF the late Thomas j. Reogh, have
filed with the county clerk their In
ventory of appraisement, showing the
entire estate free from debt, TO be
worth Sl4 l00,3l. OF this amount So
600 is in real estate and the balance
in stock Of the Raft River Land &;
Livestock company.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
County Treasurer \. II. Chambers
has a large force Of assistants at work
tees
n. a. Grant, lessee Of Glenwood park.
has completed arrangements with
Harry Heagren to manage the ogden
saucer track this year, which assures
Ogden of some good bicycle races
throughout the season,
n y, Hoag has received his appoint
ment from Governor Cutler as a mem
Der of the state board of accounting.
Next Monday and Tuesday the
grand lodge of the Degree of Honor
will hold its annual session I'm ogden
at the X. of ?. han. There viii be
present delegates from Utah, Idaho and
Wyoming, which form this jurisdic-
tion.
Louis j. Butcher. the contractor. was
stricken with a stroke Of apoplexy
yesterday, and his recovery is de
SPARED of.
DR.. j. ID. Harnahau and family who
have been spending the past three
months In California, have returned
home
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SPRINGVILLE.
co. SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT
Valcdictory Address of Miss Amy
Cooper of Pleasant Grove.

Cooper of Pleasant Grove.
Special Correspondence
sprngyllle, Utah CO., May 15,-Mon-
day, May 10, was a gala day for
SprlngYlle. The eighth grades OF
Utah county met at that time for
graduation exercises when a most eN-
oellent time was had, Two sessions
We're held IN the general meetinghouse
under the direction of County supt
Eggertsen. and splendid programs
were rendered.
Mayor Reynolds gave the address OF
welcome. which was responded 10 by
County Supt L. Il. Eggertsen Rev
Elmer /. Goshen gave the address 10
the graduates Miss Dora Cof.nan Of
tho Sprngville high school smoke on
What the high school has done zoe
me-"
Miss Amy Cooper Of Pleasant Grow
gave the valediCtOry address. d.
Geo. II. Brlmhall addressed the gradu-
ates In the afternoon, as also did supt
Ryan OF WaRatch county, and JOS H.
Reese of Spanish Fork.
The graduating classes were each
represented by some members OF then
class. There were 326 graduates. After
the diplomas We're awarded AL adj
journed 10 Reynolds hail whore the
springville graduates gave a ball FOR
the visiting GRADUATES
A band concert was given at the
city park from ~ until q
Lunch was served al the Fourth
ward church Park school and B'rater-
nifty hall A great many parents ana
friends OF the graduates accompanied
them from different parts OF the eonn,
Nv and all were well entertained ana
provided for. Each district IN the
county was represented by members OF
lis school board About 500 people VS.
tied sprlngVllle on this occasion.
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ager of the Utah Hot Springs, while
passing along washington avenue near
Twentieth street, was bitten yesterday
by bull dog, receiving severe wounds,
The dog was standing on the sidewalk
when Mr.. Shealy came along, and
without any cause 1t viciously grabbed
him by the leg fastening its teeth deep
into the flesh. The greater effort that
was made by parties who came to his
rescue the harder the dog held on.
Once its hold was loosened. but III a
flash the maddened canine again
caught his leg between its jaws and
could not be loosencd until tub o.
water was brought and the dogs head
was held under the water until it was
almost strangled and then its hold was
loosened Nh Shealy was immediate
" taken in an automobile TO the hos
pital, where the ugly wounds were
dressed and It is believed no serious
results will follow The police We're
notified and killed the dog
BASEBALL IN OGDEN.
x special meeting OF those Interested
in ogden having baseball team inns
year was held yesterday afternoon al
4 o'clock at the office of w. d. BratS.
After considerable preliminary talk an
organization was formed to take
charge of the club and to arrange with
of games for the summer. j. @. GIN
lin better known as Dad, VINO mas
ever been true blue to the Ogden base
ball people, will manage the team ANA
find the players. Already he has n lst
of several first class men from whom
he will select those he desires. ogden
always has had the best baseball team
I'm Utah and this year promises to niln
Ogden in the lead. The Glenwoon
park grounds will be repaired ana
placed in good condition so that prac-
tise work can be commenced at once
The officers selected are Albert Scow-
croft president; H. 4. Simms, treas
urer: w. ID. Bratz, secretary d.
Giriin. manager; elliott KENNEDY,
business manager Directors W. fT.u
Rossner. tieorge T.. Browning, +; ~
Grant. Fred NJ. Whipple, Harry ray
tison. Frank Peterson and j. f. Ora nv,
Another meeting will be held az :
O'Clock Saturday evening 10 perl7V'
plans for the season.
FUNERAL OF MRS. ETHERINGTON,
one of the largest funerals that has
been held at West Weber for long
time occurred yesterday afternoon at
the ward Westinghouse over the NOR
TAI remains OF Mrs. Margaret \. Ether
inpton. one of the pioneer residents OF
the settlement The house was flleu
with relatives and friends and rum
eral cortege a quarter Of a mile IN
length followed her remains dls-
lance of eight miles to the Ogden CITY
cemetery where they were laid to rest
bv the side of her husband, Thomas
Etherington.
The funeral services were commenced
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-16
A CURE FOR
ECZEMA AT LAST
Neiharkoble Cures Now Reported---A
sample Bottle OfTcr,


Eczema and kindred diseases hnve
otten been declared mcurable. but the
reports now being received regarding
~ ~ D, Prescription indicate that a
remedy has at last been found which
really VIII ana does remove this curse
ifpm thousands of sufferers
letters from every part OF the cuun.
Try indicate that people are being cur
"a of eczematuus diseases by the sim.
PIE external application of ID. d. d. IL
Iuld. few drops applied give M
SIANT relief Then gradually the skin
IS eteanSed and finally not a yostige
oil the disease remains. The cures an
p,aE TO Oe permaErnL at any rate no.
cases "i a recurrence of the disease
nave been reported.
The first bottle OF u. II. y ." Fr.d
w. Morrel, Of 339 j.. gOth Street New
l"rk CITY writes, cured me pern1-
nently OF a stubborn and exasperatiug
case Of weeping eczema, for which /
physicians"
You can get this remedy M Druehl
a Frankeu, druggists, I'll So Main ST.
SAT- Lake City, or q sample bottle for
10 cents direct from the -. ID. u. Com
nany Suite b, 1890 Michigan Ave.
Chicago
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-16
BREAD DYSPEPSIA
Tho Dlgc-tlng Element Lett on.

TIC Dlgc~ting Element Lett Oht.
Bread dyspepsia is common II ar
feCts the bowels because white bread
is nearly all starch. aud starch Is di
gested ia the iutestiues. not IN the
stomach proper, Up under the shell
OF the wheat berry Nature has mo-
yided q curious deposit which is
turned into diastase when il is sub
tected 10 the saliva ana TO the pan
create juices Ia the human intestiues
This QiaBtase is absolutely necessary
to digest starch and turn IL into grape
sugar which is the next form; but
that part of The wheat berry makes
dark flour and the modern miller can
NOT readily sell dark hour so Natures
valuable digestor Is thrown out aud
the human system must handle the
starch as best ~ can, without the help
that Nature intended
small wonder that appendicitis per
itontis. constipation, and all sorts OF
troubles exist. when We go so contrary
to natures law. The food experts that
perfected Grape Nuts food. knowing
these facts. made use 40 their expert
urDts. of the entire wheat and barley,
Including an the parts and subjected
them 10 moisture and long contuueS
warmth. which allows time ana the
propcr conditions for developing the
diastasc. outside Of tho human body,
I'm this way the slarohing part is
Transformed into grape sugar In
nerfectIy natural manner, without the
use OF chemicals on amy outside iugred-
Tents The little sparkling crystals Of
prape sugar can he seen on the pieces
of CRIME Nuts This food therefore Is
naturally predlgcsted and IT'S use IN
Mace of bread VIII quickly correct the
troubles that have been brought about
he Inc too free use OF starch IN the
nod. ana That ~ very common In the
human race today,
The effect Of eating Grape Nuts ton
davg or two weeks and the discontin-
nance Of ordinary white bread. r. very
marked The user win gain rapidly
m strength and physical and mental
health. "Theres Reason"
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CONCERT GIVEN
BY BLIND PUPILS
Fine Program to be Presented
Friday Evening by Students
of State Institution.
OUTING FOR OGDEN CHOIR
invited TO sing Before Irrigation Con-
grcss at Observation-Disclosures
City News Notes.

opden, May 16,-The public Is cor
daily invited to attend the concert
"a he given Friday evening, commehc-
ing at o'clock, at the auditorium oil
,be state school for the deaf and blind
nv the orchestra of blind boys ana
Girls who have been receiving instrue-
lions from Prof. S. w. Ford for about
a year. The program to be rendered
follows:
columbia. the Gem Of 6ud the
ocean" ,................... 0re ilest,,,,
"1'he Palms" ,....t...-... -'' " ~,
violin solo, Melody Of Love; ~,
10................ Thos. Biddulph
Medley overture by L. w. Foro a;,ostra
...............'', ''''''' C-,l,ostra
ON the Cleaning ...t..'- OTS"e9''"
rornet solo, Robin Adair, ;.,;,''t =,
.Nron of Harlech,' ....,...s; OrcheS.na
How Can / Leave Thee? orcn@ G,.r,.
Violin solo, selectod'''' Eal'n o -,
"Ren Bolt .....-......t''''' ClSli,lle,,t, -,
Aud Lang syne,"...''..'.' ore'''s''''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-16

cent of the beets are up. The rains
OF the past few days have done a
great deal of good and with a week
beets viii be well up, and thinning
viii be in full blast. He said they are
looking for an average crop this year,
AT Garland an open storage bin for
beets has been built, which will hold
1900 tons. IL has an elevated wagon
way and an elevated railroad, and is
20 #, wide and 500 feet long. with five
fumes. There is now storage ca
pacity AT Garland of 10000 tons of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-16

with kindly expressions IN joke and
proach OF the wee hours
Principal Wright Is re-engaged for
the ensuing school year and though no
engagement was entered into by the
trustees and the lady assistant Miss
Mabel Watkins Of Brigham city. the
prospects are that she also viii serve
through the next term
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-16
HYRUM.
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONFERENCE.
Harry Mathews Suffering From Paral-
ysis--Promisc OF Good Fruit Crop.


Special pondcuce.
Hyrum, cache Co.. May l4,-The an
nual conference of the Sunday schools
of this stake was held on the 18th inst.
H. the stake building. Elders Joseph w.
summcrhays and James W. IRE OF the
union board we're present. The morn
ing session was an officers meeting and
attended by representatives from all the
Sunday schools Of the stake. The aft
ernoon aud evening meetings We're
largely attended by the general public.
4 fine two days rain, which concud-
ed last night, has done a raat amount
of good to vegetation i'm general. and
the late night frosts have left no per-
oeptible bad effects on anything what
ever.
At no previous year have the orchards
OF this city given promise OF a larger
yield than at present,
Harry Mathews was seized BY a
paralytlc stroke about three weeks ago
and has been bedfast and in semi-
conscious condition of mind since he is
not expected 10 recover.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-16

pupils IN The different grades.
On the 9TH inst. the people of the
village sprong surprise party on Mr..
Charles Wright the teacher of the
school and the brass hand, while tho
boys were at their regular practise
\ substantial present was one OF the
features OF the surprise. while speeches
Ice cream. and the usual accompani-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-16
PLYMOUTH.
SUCCESSFUL SCHOOL YEAR.
fuplls Make Good Rccord--Princlpal
Charles Wright Honorcd.

Special Correspondence.
Plymouth. Boxclder Co., May lion
the 10th inst the district school cndcd
very pleasant and successful eight
months term. Moro than the record
number ot children on the census list
were enrolled and an attendance Of
70 rer cent Is the record. and 96 per
Eent of the pupils enrolled passed to a
nlBher grade and all in the eighth grade
We're graduated
Ihe closing exercises were highly
appreciated by tho parents. and tho
teachers were agreeblv surprised Nv
receiving tokens of respect from the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-16
BOUNTIFUL.
Funeral of Mrs. Margaret Coles is
largely Attended.

Special Correspondence.
Bountiful. Davis CO.. May 17.-Fu-
neral services OF Mrs. Margaret Coles.
wife of John Coles. who died May S,
after a severe illness Bishop Robinson,
Elders j. D. Wood, Bateman. Joseph
Bodily, y. 7. Potter We're the speak
crs; each eulogized the beautiful life
of the deceased, and offered words Of
comfort to the bereft husband and
children. Wilford Hess sang Resting
now from care and sOrrow,' and othcg
appropriate selections We're rendered
by the choir. The body was taken to
the Eaysvile cemetery for interment
followed by over 20 carriages OF mouru-
ers and friends,
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MOTHER TRIP FOR CHOIR.
Invited to Attend Irrigation Congress
At sacramento This Year

ogden. May 16.--rhe Ogden taeer-
uacle has received tlattering lhT rna-
Ion from the National Irrigation Con
,,raes which meets at sacramento cal
iiornia, this year, 70 visit the c'9 - aJi
,n,rohabiiitv the choir will accept the
invitation and 60 to (, t9e t SoeSt choir sGp
sliGs'i in its wonderful musical work
at a't' portland two years ago won
for for II a warm place among the irrisa-
tionists of the United States, as II IS
The only body OF singers that mas ever
attempted the task q singing inc ne
~ California this year, arrangements
win be made for its appearance, ,. n, IN
concert in several of the larger clIles
en- route and in California. ogden
has cause 20 be proud of the choir.
BIT BY A BULLDOG.
". j. ShcaIy Has Painful Experience
with Vicious Brute.
ogden. May LEV. ], shealy, man
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Thomas s Roylance and Goldie Gillispie,
both OF Provo.
GARDEN CITY NOTES.
The Andelin concert will be this evening
and not tomorrow evening as heretofore
enormously announced.
SXty-fiVe dollars was realized for the
school art fund by the Rebecca Triumph
entertainment given by Miss NelSe's class
Tuesday.
The h. Y. L. graduates are now wear
ing their robes aud mortar board cap.
getting accustomed to the dignity of this
apparel
4 blaze in one Of the rooms of the
Smoot Lumber company's factory called
out the FIRE department. Comparatively
little damage was done. The fire is sup
posed to have started from some tar
which was being heated on a stove.
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FOREST TREE PLANTING.
Gnlispic- Roylance Wcdding--Garden
City News Notes.

Special correspondence.
Provo. Utah CO.. May l6.-W 1. Pack
supervisor of the uintah forest reserve
has gone to Kamas' totsupcrintende the
planting of forest tree seeds in a nursery
rear Kamas. tho trees to bo later replaut-
ed for timber on the reserve. The seeds
to be planted are bull pine. red fir. lngel-
man spruce. and blue spruce.
sPIE-ROYLANCE WEDDING.
\ marriage license has been issued to
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-16

Girls will smile through the years.
Their eyes viii always gllsten with
Elee,
They will never be hidden by tears.
II they take Rocky Mountain Tea
z. c. NJ. l. Drug Dept, 112-l14 Main
Street
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LEHI.
BEET CROP PROMISES WELL,
Colorado Beet Sugar People Inspecting
Utah Factories.

Special Correspondence.
Lehi. Utah Co.. May 13.-Hon. George
general field superintend-
ent of the Utah Stfgar CO., was in
I-chi today inspecting tho beet crop at
Lehl and Garland. He says 50 per
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-16
JAMESTOWN EXCURSION
RATES.

VIII be in effect via the oregon Short
Line May 18th, and daily thereafter.
long limits. diverse routes. Ask any
Short Line agent FOR fun particulars.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-16

A girl who has fallen heir 10 one of
these Rocky Mountain Tea complex
ions is to be envied Girls whose
mothers and graudmothers took Hol-
listers Rocky Mountain Tea conveyed
n blessing on their children. c. NJ.
l. Drug Dept. l12-114 Main Street.
-----------.--p-. -
Music in our Grill Room every even
ing. from to S--Royal Cafe.
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Circulation, John y. McGregor.
e2b Wash. Ave. Ind. Tel, lhl.
Office with Lambert Paper Co.
Payments for the Daily, saturday
and semi Weekly News should De
made to the circulator. DellVery
made by carrier on the same terms
Hs In salt Lake.
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Manager, il. A. Larkin.
4es gath ST. Telephone lSs-k.

Advertisements for the Daily.
Saturday and Semi weekly News
accepted on the same terms az at
the Salt Lake Office.
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State ST. Hardware for garden hose,
tools and poultry netting, s52 State st.
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PROVO DEFIANT ENT

The delivery Sunday exceped GEMS
lpaym and
VoTks Roidence' So MOI Phone @M
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81 &hSSCLAFBs

The high school continues another
week.
Following is the yaledictory address.
as read by Miss Amy Cooper OF Pleas
ant Grove:
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GARDEN CITY NOTES.

Thomas s Roylance and Goldie Gnnspie,
both OF Provo.
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The wedding reception Of Walter b,
Manwaring and Emogent Bird was
held at the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. C N, Bird at Mapleton.
The happy couple were married today
in the salt Lake temple.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-06-05
THE UPLIFT OF THE FARMERS.

SECRETARY Of Agriculture Wilson is one countrys saunches
higher education for farming population especially
along scientific agriculture OF the Droa
est spheres activity open the trained intelligent brain
Sect grandet work done in this country
the last century laying foundation of agricultural
and research the farmer for ms lie WORK through
agricultural lift the tr of the soil higher level
citizen No country earth has such
system bring about these results The total num-
grant colleges 3d. give agricu
ture 900 students These colleges also
in agriculture to ad farmers institutes
annually attended by farmers These ns
funds and equipment amounting to sSOo
and M which the Federal Gov
100000 and the State Governments $780,
900.
Referring to these they doing
up of the farmers the secretary speech said:
Tie work telling many Young people these in
other There demand
educated along these lines The
and girl being educated for the farm Ii is
comprehensive study of material things
which the be applied.
Including the population possessions PEG
pie under flag producers from the SOIL This half
prepare themselves for dsehargn the dutesf citizen
ship intelligence. They financially able
cate as y per 5000 000 the price
farm products annually supplying requ
mnt They leisure and facilities for reading and reflection
information combine to form powerful ad
uncs in the his family They
likely be- but they the nation
Jury when question: public policy to esettled.
that would limit the education of rural
families to getting of dread BUTTER
tbougb men in prominent places agricultural education
Mans responsibility and to his felowman bling
pressed upon young and DID, in country and village and
by the gandest organization of churches
schools any people, where mans nobe being
with Infinite
we are likely devoted material things Highly engh
ened society," liberal incomes Good farming
is the basis country Fill pupils
that the teacher
for paeworthy lines of work being
at our agricultural colleges the training of young
in what pertains Others including
nutrition ventilation living result
ing in the American girl, unique, unequaled, perfect.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-06-05
AMERIcus. GA, JUNE S 1907.

Fines aggregating not less than
81 $50, 900 will be imposed on the
Standard Oil at Chicago by Judge
Lands in a few days. He can
find this corporation S126, 0OO,O0
which would materially cripple it,
or raise the price of oil to the con
sumner. But the smallest fine that
can be assessed in this case will be
the largest one of which there is
any record in the history of the
world. The Standard must pay Oh
convictions for receiving rebates
from railroads.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-06-05

The New York Times, in an
article on women as workers, has
this rather strange paragraph
GA chivalrous Georgia Legislature,
finding woman installed as assis
tant librarian or something like
that, on the State payrolls, passed
q resolution that the notion of a
woman earning her own living at
the expense of the State was
abhorrent to the chiValrous feeling
of the white men of Georgia, and
thereupon nobly and chivalrously
turned her out, presumably to
starve. This nuance of chivalry
does not perhaps obtain north of
Georgia. But the fact that 4 $685.,
$50 woman in "this our Nation"
are earning their own liyings, in
whole or in part, nevertheless must
give all male Americans certain
shock"