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MATERIAL FOR GAS PLANT.

OGDEN, Dec. 27.-General Manager
Joseph S. Wells of the Utah Light &
Railway company stated, in a recent
interview, that material for the now
Ogden gas plant had becn ordered and
that the plant would be operating with
IN so days. 1t seems that considerable
delay has been caused in receiving
this machinery. due to slow transpor-
tation on the railroads, and therefore
1t will be considerably later than was
originally planned before the plant Will
actually be under operation. Local om-
cials are In now-ise to blame for this
condition as they have done all in their
power to meet the increasing demand
for gas and they expect to be In a posi-
ton to supply tho wants of all con-
summers within very short time. The
now plant will be OF the most modern
type and this, together with the new
mains and extensions. should mako the
Ogden gas system ono OF the finest In
tho west.
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.(3HR|STMAS GENERALLY
OBSERVED IN OGDEN
Special Services In Churchcs-Day of
FcstIvity for AlI-Poor
Made Glnd.

OGDEN, Dec. 27.-Christmas was
universally observed here Business
was suspended and all citizens devoted
the day to family sociaIs and other
gatherings of good cheer and good
Till." Special services. appropriate
h music and other features. to the
day. were held in all the churches, and
the day was made happy one for all
~ splendid dinner was served at each
of the state schools in this city, DR..
Gowans was the genial host at the
Industrial. and Prof. briggs at the
Deaf and Blind institution. The poor
and unfortunate wsre remembered and
made glad by the generous rninistra-
tlons of the bishops OF tho various
wards and their aids, and the ladies of
the Relief societies, who carried good
cheer and substantial comfort to the
homes of tho less fortunate. Last
night and tonight balls and other So
cial festivities for the young people
We're literally patronized.
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REDMOND.
HOMECOMING DAY FOR
OLD TIME RESIDENTS
Especial corrcspondencc.)

Especial Correspondence
REDMOND. Sevier Co.. Utah, Dec, "a.
-IIeber Christensen and family OF AL
berta, Canada, are here visiting among
relatives and friends. Mr.. Christensen
was for many years a resident of this
place. He moved to Canada seven
years ago. where he has made for him
self and family comfortable homo
His relatives nre all glad to welcome
thcm home and arc arranging for a
grand family reunion in honor Of their
nne-coming. Walter Christensen and
family are also expected TO be present
Chris. and Chas. Jensen are also
down from Canada visiting among rela-
tivcs and friends. also Mary Rasmus-
sen.
Tho Christensen Stock company pre-
sented tho rural four-act drama, Brook
Dale Farm" to q crowded house last
Thursday evening. The proceeds were
spent in buying -four and groceries
which wore given to Mrs. Martcnius
Sorensen as a Christmas gift
BY request the Brook Dale Farm"
will be repeated Tuesday. the 2Sth inst.
as the climax to the Christensen re-
union
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The Mission

Of those oorpusoIes in your blood that
have boon called Little Soldiers" 10
to fight for you against tho disease
germs that constantly endanger your
hoaIth. Those oorpusclos are made
healthy and strong by tho use of
Hoods SarsaparilIa.
This medicine effects its wonderful
cures, not simply because 1t contalnG
sarsaparllla but because it combines
the utmost remedial values OF more
than 20 different ingredients. each
greatly strengthened and enriched by
this peculiar combination. There is
no real substitute for 1t. II urged to
buy any preparation said to be "just
as good you may be sure 1t is in
fcrior. costs less to make, and yields
the dealer larger profit
Get It today In tho usual lianid form OF In
chocolrtcd talbot form called Sarsatabs-
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WEDDING BELLS.

PROVO. Dec. 27.-Marriage licenses
have been issued to the following
couples.
Joseph Alfred Moore OF Provo and
Annie Rosemarie Gibblns OF Oakley.
Myron Crandall and Hattie Kinder
both of Springville
w. A. Simmons and Mary e. Hales
both of Spanish Fork.
j Oscar Garrett of Nephi and Stella
PaXman OF Provo.
Lawrence Johnson and May Harding
both of Provo,
C. r. Diclsman and f E. Lindstrom
both of Salt Lake City.
w. z. Wilson and Hazel May Taylor
both OF Salem.
Tray S. Walker of Salt Lake and
Hannah Young of Fairfield.
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HORSE THIEF BADLY
WANTED BY SHERIFFS

OGDEN, Dec. 27.-The shcriffs of
Davis and Weber counties are anxious
to locate the whereabouts of a
stranger who gave the name of r.
l. Jackson, who stole a pair of horses
from parties in Davis county and
camc to Ogden and sold them for
SIS to Claude Dee, a local liverman.
After getting the money the man
proceeded to do q little Christmas
shopping around the city, and then
caught an outgoing train few
minutes before II was learned that the
animals had been stolen.
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FoRESTERs CONVENTION JAN 10.

OGDEN. Dec. 27.-Actlng Forester L..
Y. lines has received advice from
Washington, d. c., that the forester's
convention to be held in Ogden will
meet on Jan. 10 and continue till the
18th. instead OF Jan. TO IL inclusive
as recently announced. Tho reason
given for the change in date is that the
city will be we'll filed with visitors on
tho 7th and Sth attending the Wool
Growers convention and 1t Is thought
that more can be accomplished when
the city is not so crowded.
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THE CAUSES OF WAR.
VIM. L. King Talks Convincinaly of
Large Subject.

"The Causes of War and Agencies of
Peace" drew a large audience to Unity
hall Saturday evening, the principal
speaker being Hon. William H. King.
who handled the subject In his custom
ary strong. convincing manner. He
claimed that religion and public opIn-
ion were among the greatest peace
agencies found in the world today;
that religious and industrial forces op-
crate as causes of war. as we'll as
causes of peace; that the great inter-
national body of workingmen has al
ready become a most important factor
in the maintenance of peace.
The lecture was under the auspices
of the Civic forum. At Its termina-
ton 81 lively discussion took place,
many people in the audience taking
part.
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UNFoRTUNATEs REMEMBERED.

PROVO. Dec. 27-Christmas day
was pleasantly spent at the state men
tai hospital where Medical Superln-
tendent Calder and aids served an cx-
ceptionally fine dinner to the patients
A fine concert was also given by the
inmates and enjoyed by them.
Superintendent Oliver gave the in
mates of tho county infirmery fine
dinner and an informal concert was
given.
Sheriff Judd gave his guests at the
county Jail fine Christmas dinner
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FoURTH DIsTRICT COURT.

PROVO. Dec. PA divorce has been
granted Ellen NJ. Clifford from Harry
l.. Clifford on the ground of non-sup-
port. The parties were married in Salt
Lake City, Sept 30. 1866.
The divorce suit of M. NJ. Nelson vs.
Marie X Nelson, will be heard by
Judge Booth on tho 2sth. Plaintiff
charges cruelty and abusive language.
The defendant has a cross complaint
with cruelty and non-support as the
charges.
Suit has been commenced in the
Fourth district court by Catherine D.
Jones against the heirs OF A. o. Smoot
and the Dispatch Printing & Publish
Ing company TO quit title to Provo
real estate
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PROVO.

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every night (Sunday excepted) at 10
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for Daily. Saturday and Semi Week
ly News. Orders takon for Church
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SPANISH FoRK RRIEEs-

All business houses report that the
Christmas trade has been unusually
heavy this week.
A now heating plant Is being Installed
In the First ward Westinghouse 1t is
one of the latest improvements and
when completed will cost $1,000. 1t Is
expected it will be ready for use by
January l, 1910.
The international Brotherhood OF
Electrical Workers IS going to give a
grand ball in the Pack Pavilion. the
night OF January o. 1910. There Is to
be a fine electrical display.
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SMALLPOX SITUATION
IMPROVING AT HARRISVIlLE

OGDEN, Dec. 27.-It is reported by
County Commissioner Frank Moore
That there ars now between 80 and IS
cases OF smallpox at and adjacent to
the village of Harrisville. DR.. j. D 'l7id-
cock, county physician states that the
victims OF the disease arc getting along
nicely and he is busy at present In
specting conditions in that locality
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DOuRLE WEDDING

SPANISH. FORK, Utah, Dec. "a
A very unique double wedding reception
was given at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. Jensen last Tuesday evening In hon
or of the marriage OF their daughter
Bessie to Mr.. Ray Bartlett. and of their
son Charles to Miss Zella Hutchings.
Both young couples were married at
Provo, Monday. Dec. 90 1909. Mr.. Bart
lett Is from Springville, and SO is Miss
Hutchinpe
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PROVO NEWs NorEs

Elder William J.. Snow was the prin-
cipnl speaker at the tabernacle yestcr-
day
The Provo Commercial club will not
serve alcoholic liquors at its buffet
after Dec. 81.
Mrs. Rhcda Douglass is very I'll at
her home in the First ward
A number OF Utah county men will
take a special train for Cedar valley
Jan. 4, for the purpose OF shooting rab-
bits OF which the Cedar valley country
Is full.
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disease also effected his eyes SO that lie
was totally blind for q few days. He
is improving and 1t Is thought this
sight will be partially, IL not fully, re-
stored.
Nal Cox OF FaIrvIcw who hae been
ailing from an attack of appendicitis
was operated upon at the local hos
pitaL Mrs. William Briggs OF Fairvsew
was also operated upon. Both wcro
successful.
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UTAH BATTERY REUNION

OGDEN, Dec. 27.-In order to perfect
reorganization, the members of tho
Utah battery who served in the Philip
pines during the late war with Spain.
havc called meeting at tho CONNER
cial club in Salt Lako City for Feb.
A. and a full attendance is desired. 1t
is understood that the meeting will be
In the nature of a reunion of the vet
erons and besides the business at
hand, a good social time Is expected.
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FRIENDS OF
MISSIONARIES.

Have you friend or acquaintance
in your former field of labor. to whom
YOU would like to send a copy of the
Saturday or the SemiWeekly News?
If so. take advantage of our special
Offer made to aid the great mission
ary work. We send the paper ono
year to any point in the United States.
Canada OF Mexico at half price. s1.00.
This does not apply to points where
there are regular wards or stakes.
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COURT CALENDAR

MANTI, Dec, 2s.-The court calendar
of the Seventh judicial district court,
beginning Jan. 10 in this city. Is as
follows:
Criminal-State VS.. Ruthevin Monroe,
felony; state VS.. David Larsen. felony;
Mt. Pleasant vs. John A. Averott, ap-
peal from justic court.
There arc also number of civil
cases. the one OF most public interest
is that entitled w. D. Livingston ct al.
VS.. Manti City. petition for segrega-
tion of certain real estate from said
city. suit to restrict the city limits
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CHRISTMAS WEDDINGS IN
TEMPLE CITY OF THE NORTH
Especial corrcspondence.) }

LOGAN. Dec. 26.-The Thatcher
Bros. Banking company has just issued
a large calendar. Raising OF the First
Flag" and has placed one In each of
the Logan City schools. 1t has offered
SIS in cash prizes to the students of
the Seventh and Eighth grades who
write the best original story on this
subject.
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OUR SPECIAL OFFER.

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LOGAN.

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TWENTY DAYS FOR ASSAULT.

PROVO, Dec. 27.-Ezra Lewallyn has
been sentenced to 20 days in the coun-
ty jail for assaulting his wife She was
in the city yesterday and will bring
suit for divorce.
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PAYSON.
HOME COMING DAY
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 80
Especial correspondents. J.

Especial Correspondcncc.).
PAYSON, Utah Co.. Utah. Dec. 27.-
Payson will have another Homecoming
day Dec 30. when all tho people who
have ever lived there will be welcomed
with a banquet and dance. In addition
to numerous house parties and informal
gatherings. At the gathering last year
there were present about 300 people who
had once lived there and who found
pleasure In going back there to renew
old acquaintances. The committee ex-
pcct this year to outdo the effort OF
last year,
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MANTI.
sANpETE TAX VALUATIONS.

MANTIs Utah. Dec. 26.-The assessed
valuation of the cities and school dis
trlcts for Sanpete county. according to
the county reports. are as follows:
Manti, s7sS.72s; Sterling. s123.s5O; Eph-
RAIN. $711.527; Wales. sS1, ,147; Chester,
Sl64,230: Fountain Green. S23S, ,959;
Moroni. 1927 ,2os; MeadowvilIe. si1.72O
Mt. Pleasant. sS41,991; Spring City.
27S.492; Indianola, $130,S11: Milburn,
s129130; Fairview, s3s6.51S; Pleasant
View, $7e2s4: Gunnlson, s517.276; May
6eld. s114.401; Fayette. s72.262. Total
assessed valuation. s5.02S.946
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TABERNACLE SERVICES.

OGDEN, Dec. 27.-At the tabernacle
Sunday afternoon the beautiful Christ
mas cantata, "Star of Bethlehem" was
presented by the Ogden tabernacle
choir, under the direction of Prof. JOS
eph Ballantyne, and the following
soloists; Mrs. Bessie Dean Allison. Miss
Maudc Belnap. Miss Bessie Blair. Mr..
Walter L. Shepherd and Mr. Caleb
Marriott Elder David o. Mckay In
terpreted the cantata presenting the
Christmas thought in four parts pre-
ceding the singing OF the solos and
choruses- This IS without doubt the
finest thing of Its kind ever heard in
Ogden and the singers are to be highly
complimented upon their splendid rem
dtion of this most magnificent work.
The tabernacle was filed TO capacity
and the presentation OF the cantata re-
quircd over 40 minutes.
NEWSPAPER MEN REMEMBERED.
OGDEN. Dec. Z7.-The Ogden newspa-
per reporters and the correspondents on
sll Salt Lake papers were made the
recipients of Christmas gifts as the
seasons compliments of Judge n. Fl.
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MOUNT PLEASANT.
MOUNT PLEASANT
HOSPITAL OPERATIONS
fsneciaI Observation-Disclosures y

Ns'peei"i e'it'Sio"o''S"''
Mt. PLEASANT. Dec. 26.-One Of the
children of Frank Carlson, who has
been Ill with dlphtheria, was attacked
with an acute kidney trouble. after be-
ing cured OF tho former disease. The
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-27

DENVER AND RETURN $4,000,
Via D. s. r. G.. Jan 2. 8. 9, Z. 10.
Good Returning Until Jan.31st.
Account National Apple Show, Fruit
Jobbers' association, and National Live
Stock Show Stop overs allowed In
both directions.
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PROVO. Dec. 27.-Mrs. Rhoda w.
Douglass. wife of tho late William
Douglass died at her home vn the First
ward of this city Saturday from old
age. The deceased was a native OF
England. and was born Feb Is. 1926
She came to Utah over 40 Years ago
and has since made her home in Provo
Funeral services were held this after
noon In the First ward Westinghouse.
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STOLE TURKEY TO GET DINNER.

OGDEN. Dec. NeDetermined to have
a turkey dinner on Christmas. George
Thorpe and Frank Whalar. both col
ored, stolo largo bird from the rear of
restaurant on lower Twenty fifth
street on Saturday evening and taking
It to the proprietor OF the eating house.
made a bargain by which they agreed
TO give him the turkey in exchange for
a good dinner, with the understanding
that part OF the turkey should be served
to them This was acceptable to the
good hearted proprietor and it was not
long before the colored gentlemen were
indulging tn the feast OF their lives. In
the meantime the cook missed the bird
and the police arrived on the scene
in time to escort the hungry pair to the
city Jail, where they Will be the guests
of Jaller Anderson for some time.
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DESPONDENT MAN TAKES
HIS OWN LIFE BY POISONING
(spccIal corrcspondence. }

PROVO. Dec. 27.-T. L. Lloyd of Ell
bertn. who recently came hero from
Colorado. died Friday at his home from
the effects of strychnine poisoning. 1t
is believed Mr.. Lloyd was despondcnt
over financial affairs. He was 80 years
of ago and leaves wife and two chill
drcn. Funeral services were held here
this morning at tho home of Mr.. ]. j.
Drukee.
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Rolapp. secretary OF the Amalgamated
Sugar company.
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STREET ILLUMINATION
FOR WOOL CONVENTION

OGDEN, Dec 27-DanvllIe Decker,
local manager OF the Utah Light and
Railway company, has written to tho
decoration committee OF the National
Wool Growers convention to the effect
that his company will furnish the
necessary light to be used on tho
streets and in the auditorium during
the time the convention is in session
Jan. to 8. This means that tho
streets OF Ogden Will be beautifully
lighted from the Union depot to Wash
ington avenue and thence north to
Twenty-third street with myriadS OF
incandescent lamps and the lighting
company is to be Congratulated upon
its generous offer. Thousands of peo-
pie have complimented Ogden on this
artistic method OF street lighting which
is used on all special occasions and
the Light company is usually generous
enough to donate the electric current.
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REMOVAL SALE.

REMOVAL SALE.
Big reductions in wall pnper and
framed pictures before moving to our
elegant new store.
GEO. W. EBERT CO.. 81 MAIN.
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WEBSTER's

Tickets on sale, Dec IS. 23. "a, 25 and
Slst. and January 1st. Limit Jan. ard.
1910.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-27
GIL6ERT-MANNING.

At the home OF Joseph Manning
"Wednesday night. the 18th. Mr. jane
Il. Gilbert OF 81. Petersburg and Miss
Ruby Gertrude Manning. daughter oI
Mr. and Mrs Joe Manning. were united
in marriage. While the ceremony Wa,
10 be OF a private nature. yet il go,
''noised about" and a large gathering
were present.
The ceremony was performed in an
impressive manner by Elder J. T.
Johnson. pastor of the Advent Chris.
tian church.
Ice cream and cake was served in
a very tempting manner. after which
an hour was pleasantly spent in
songs and music.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-27

butter. Such occurrences are an
noying. However. in the greater num-
Der OF cases. sour or badly favored
milk Is due ~ neglect or careless
ness. Mix when drawn from healthy
cows l., under normal conditions.
tree from these Objectionable features.
IL IL is kept under proper conditions
il will remain sweet for consider
able length OF time.
When first drawn, milk may have
no III flavor. but after standing for
few hours may develop a disagree.
able bitter taste. This is not always
due TO bacteria. Improper feeding. or
the use OF certain feeds. such as on
ions or turnips, is often the cause
Of the trouble. II IL Is known that
feeds OF this nature have not been
given. then the bad taste is probably
due TO bacteria.
Shiny milk Is another trouble that
Is no stranger 20 the dairyman. II
10 SOLueliLISS UUe 10 u ulSSuSeu COn'
ditiOn of the COW. But probably. in
a majority of cases, IL is due to bac.
terra. There are numerous other
troubles familiar to the dairyman
that are due 10 bacteria. but the above
are the commOnest ones.
Practical Rules. Don't let many
bacteria get into the milk If you can
help IT, A little milky deposit on an
tmperfectly cleaned can may contain
as many bacteria as the population
OF the world. ready to infect the fresh
milk.
,. Keep the milk cool by the us
OF ice. or otherwise. SD that the bacte
ria can only grow slowly
3. II ice Is not available and milk
has to be kept longer than usual,
pasteurize il by heating to 40 degrees
+. for - minutes. and it will keel
better.
State papers please copy.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-27

Lots OF men and women who are
agreeable with others. get cranky"
at home. It's not disposition it's the
liver. II you find in yourself that
you feel cross around the house. iittl,
things worry you, just buy a bottle
OF Billiards. Herbine and put your liv
e: In shape. You and everybody
around you will feel better for il.
Price 80 cents per bottle. Sold by W
d. johnson.
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WINDSOR ITEMS.

WINDSOR. Aug 26.--The farmers
in the near vicinity of Windsor have
ceased making complaint of dry
weather for some time past
Cotton Is opening rapidly. but will
be a short crop on account of too
much rain.
J. A Williamson and Tom Morrison
have been hunting alligators I'm
Newnan's lake. They got twenty
three ine skins In three nights hunt
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A Rosborough are
spending some time with friends In
South Carolina and Georgia.
The other day George Ray, a col
Grad boy In the employ Of T. ID.
PhifeT. killed a small rattlesnake.. He
then saw another and killed Il: then
he saw a third run down a hole. so
he went to the house and informed
Mr.. Phifer he had found a hole full
OF snakes. Mr.. Phifer took his
shovel and accompanied the boy TO
the field and dug out the hole. with
the result they killed fourteen more
rattlesnakes.
Mrs. ID. NJ. Phifer has gone TO
see her daughterin-law. Mrs. Mar
win Phifer. who Is quite III.
Mr.. Latlmer. who holds a position
with the East Coast Railroad compa-
ny. was here last week on a short
visit to his family.
Dalton and Fritz Rosborough are
making preparations To go to Augusta.
Ga. next Tuesday. where they viii
attend school this coming session.
II. spiya Of this place has twenty
four acres OF the finest pasture ever
seen here. Mt spiya raised the best
corn seen In this section In years,
and nov has a field full Of velvet
beans and plndeFs. The beans In
places are three and four feet deep
on the ground