Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-02-22

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Policeman Dangerously lll-Polio9,
man Bert n. Seager ls DANGEROUSLY ~
with pneumonia.
Transferred 20 .irsanshr--LlSnt.
Waugh OF tho Fifteenth infantry mas
been transferred to the sixteenth In
fantry and will report for duty at
Fort Root Ark
Returns from Business Trip-sales
Manager H. A. SchweilShart OF the
Salt Lake Hardware company. has
returned from several weeks absence
IN the east on business.
To Exclude hsiatlcs--There viii he
a meeting tomorrow evening, In Fed
Grafton hall with view to organiza-
ton 10 aid IN excluding Asiatic la
borers from this country.
no Sing Welsh Day-Miss Edna
Evans. the popular soprano, viii sing
the bells of Aberdovey'' at the st.
David celebration. March in the
Sixteenth ward assembly hall.
Ton Room Residence Solti--The
latest deal In real estate shows the
sale for $4,000, from John morrill, 10
W. II. Clark, of 10-room house,
hrick residence, at Tenth East and
First South streets.
out of Town Games--The first and
second basket ball teams of the Y. NJ.
games today. The first Ave is I'm Lo-
gan to play the Aggies and the sec
ond Is at Manti to play the local tall
ent there.
DR.. Middleton To Speals--In the
Eleventh ward assembly hall tomor-
row evening at 6 o'clock, DR.. George
w. Middleton viii deliver an address
on Hygiene IN the Home" The
public is invited. and especially the
parents of the ward.
knights VIII Attend--The knights
of Pythias will attend the First
Methodist church tomorrow morn
ing, when Rev. Mr.. Short viii preach
on 'Canst thou by searching find out
God ?" II will be the annual attend
anee on church by the local order.
as a body.
Not to be observation-disclosures
Passenger Agent #. C. Peck OF the
Salt Lake Route denies the rumor
that the Los Angeles Limited is to be
discontinued He says the train Is
running to its capacity of passengers.
and the Idea of dicontinulng 1t has
never been considered,
Gather 10 Hear Rev. Spurgeon-The
First Methodist church was COM
pleteiy filled last night. by an audi
ence gathered to hear Rev, DR.. Spur
geon, on Jesus the Mighty Savior"
He VIII preach in the First Presby-
terrain church tomorrow morning
Government Jobs---There will he
civil service examinations In this city
March 20, for roller operator offic,
of public roads. department of agri.
culture, at SO and 81 per DAP; also
for soil chemist, bureau of soils. de-
parfinent OF agriculture. at $4,000 to
$500; also, May 9. for apprentice,
mint and assay service, at $3.50 to
$3.50 per day.
Gordon Academy RhctoricaIs--The
February rhetoricals OF Gordon acad-
envy were largely attended last even
ing. There was musical program
under Miss Esther Aliens direction.
and among the participants of the
evening We're Esther Dunstan Wini-
fred Dwyer. Marian Thompson, Luz
ellie Holman, Leona McCurtain. Bea-
trlce King. Burton Clay. Emie Allen,
Miss Lucille Purefoy, Early Snyder,
robert Parish, Margaret Christy.
Holiday at the Fort--Most of the
routine work AZ Fort Douglas is sus-
pended today on account of It's be-
ing Washington's birthday; but there
Is something doing this afternoon,
when the entire garrison viii turn out
IN full dress to receive Gov, Cutler
and stan and the senior officers of
the National Guard. The regimental
band is giving concert on the plu-
"a, and the social festivities incl
dental to such occasions are being OBJ
served.
Comnends Beveridgc's BiIl--The
Womens league, organized Thursday
at the First Methodist church, sent
messages yesterday to United States
Senator A. j. Bevemdge endorsing his
child labor bill as follows: ITO Sem
ator Beveiidge; The Woman's league
of salt Lake City, representing 1000
women In convention assembled COM
mcnds your child labor bill and has
requested Utah senators and congress-
men TO vote FOR H." Other kilograms
We're sent to the Utah senators ask
ing them to vote for the bill.
Iron County Telephone Co.--Artlcles
OF Incorporation of the Iron County
Telephone company were filed vos
to-day in the office of secrotary OF
state lingey. The company Is form
ca Tor the purpose of connecting the
Vaitous cities and towns of IRON
county with telephone facilities. and
the capital stock rs placed at $4,000,
IN shares of the par value of 81 each
The directors named are: Henry ~
Lunt. Evan H., Williams. Charles :
Wilkinson. George W Decker. Thorl-
9s Jones, John G. Pace and william
Ford.
Back from the Coast--Broker John
g, Gutter Jr. has returned from a nv
ing trip to the coast. during which
ne visited Los Angeles, San Francisco
ana other places. He reports bust
ness improving In the first named
place but that san Francisco seems
In bad shape. The labor troubles
have been followed with an outbrenl;
OF tho hubonie plague, due to tho
Guys being oVerrun with rats Tle
city finances are involved too. and
there was talk of raising the lIcens,,
ON saloons 70 $1,000 month. 10
raise revenue, end possibly choke "a
some Of the low class dives,
History of the Church-rhousnnds
OF people who have volumes one. two,
and three 0t the History OF lie
Churfh,' VIII b. Interested TO learn
thai the fourth volume has been COM
pleted and that II VIII be- roady for
distribution at the Deserot News Book
store ON Monday morning The au-
nouncementa Of the publishers np-
pear IN this issue Of the News" und
VIII DO read with interest by an who
are following the compilation, which
Is In the hands of Hon. u. H. Rob-
erts. In order To- insure the widcu.
circulation the price Of the book viii
ton aH possible, which is $3.50 Ia
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