Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-25

dent respectively of the United De-
velopment company OF salt Lake were
here to present the college $4,000 worth
of stock in the company, Mr.. South
was introduced. who said that this
$4,000 was only n small amount com.
pared with what the company expects
TO do for this institution
Prof. Funk talked along the same
lines, and the two representatives of
the company were greeted by repeated
cheers from the students.
Prof. Weston Vernon OF the English
department then made a brief speech
as to the achievements OF the students
in that line, and Charles England OF
the Logan Journal presented ban.
ner TO each of the Eve students whose
short stories We're decided to be the
best In the Christmas contest.
Then followed speeches by Coach
Badenoch and others as to what the
basketball boys had done in winning
the state championship.
After the speechmaking was all over
the students paraded the town, 1000
strong, with the basketball team in the
position of honor. and with the col,
lege band andS other organizations In
evidence. On a banner carried by sup,
porters Of the basketball team was in.
scribed:
'B. Y. C.-Games won, 81 games lost,
0; percentage, 1000
81. d. S. U.--Games won, 3: games
lost, 3; percentage, 800.
"B. Y. Academy-Games won, 3;
games lost. 3, percentage, 500.
~. A. C. 200 per cent pure)--Garnes
won, o; games lost, 3; percentage.
.oo0.
The local college boys evidently place
the game in Salt Lake as won from
the Provo academy by the L. D. S. U.
The 100 per cent pure refers TO the
football victory gained by the Aggies
over the local college, when the score
was 100 to 0.
BIG DAMAGE SUIT.
Samuel r. Evans and Gideon NJ.
Price of lewiston administrators of
the estate of Jesse j. Price who was
killed at the railroad crossing north of
Richmond. Sept. 10, 1907, have brought
suit against the Oregon Short Line to
recover damages to the amount of $780,
400. The plaintiffs In this action al
lege gross negligence on the part OF
defendant in not blowing whistle, not
ringing bell, and for not keeping the
right of way cleared from the tall
grass, etc, $4,000 is for the life OF
Mr.. Price and $500 for the destroying
of the wagon, horses and equipment
that We're demolished at the time of
the wreck.
AM. ANTI-SALOoN LEAGUE.
The tabernacle was filled TO capacity
last evening with people who We're
heartily in accord with the subject
taken up by Rev. Louis 5. Fuller,
field agent and state superintendent
of the American Anti-saloon League.
Mr. Fuller made a forceful appeal for
the determination of saloons and the
liquor business which he termed a
great monster" that had taken a
strong hold of our great nation. He
reviewed the vices and wickedness that
the uses of strong drink are bringing
upon our people and reviewed the ter,
ritory OF the country that is now un.
der prohibitory law. In speaking of
the Latter-day Saints on this subject
he said that temperance is one of their
great cardinal virtues. and that IL
was not through them that the saloons
were Instituted in this state but he
said that we could not deny the fact
that the use of liquor is running many
of the boys and girls of the Mormon
Church. He said the saloons would
stay in this country and state just as
long as the church of God would al
low il to stay and no longer. The
congregation was pleased with the dlg-
cusson and a large number contribut-
ed To the perpetuation of the Amerl-
can Anti-Saloon league.
WEDDING PERMITS.
Marriage licenses have been issued
to the following couples:
w. r. Terry of Lewiston and Flor
ence Macarthur, st. Anthony, Idaho.
John NJ. Harris and Agnes Kinghorn.
both of IeWiSVille, Ida.
Elias Nielsen, Logan, and Rose Stir
land, Providence.
Leslie Ambrose Corbridge, Preston
Ida. and Ruby May Claypool Otis, Ida.
John Stauffer aud Rosetta Amelin
zollinger, both of Providence.
Last night at the b. Y. G. gymnasi-
nm the Y. NJ. c. a. basket ball team
of Salt Lake won from the Logan Ag-
gies in a game of basket ball by a
score OF As to 81,
IA GRIPPE AND PNEUMONIA.
Foleys Honey and Tar cures la grippe