Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-10
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Address by Rabbi Frcund-Rabb
FreEud VIII speall on "ghe Jew ant
Assimilation" this evening. in tho
Jewish temple.
Direct Legislation Lcaguc--The Di-
rect Legislation league oi the Y. NJ Z
A. will meet this evening, to decide Oh
a constitution and elect officers
Miss BabcoclS at st. Mary's-A read
4ng WaS given Thursday afternoon ~
St. Marys academy by Miss Maud May
RabcoclS OF the state university. which
was much enjoyed by the entire body
of students
Womcn's League Brancl-The
American Womens league is 10 nave
a branch in this city. with Mrs. Corey
ritory She has already 10 members
promised.
Death of p. l.. PurcclI-P. L, Pur-
cell formerly a Rio GranGe conductor,
died at st. Marks hospital Thursday
evening. of pneumonia. leaving a wife
and baby living at 514 south Second
West street.
New Publicity Burcau-Arthur C.
White, formerly managing editor OF
the Salt Lake Tribune. has associated
himself with w. NJ. Odell in the forma-
ton of a publicity bureau, with offices
at 903 Boston building.
Receive News or Fathers Death
William and Frank Jordan OF this city
are in receipt of the news OF their
fathers death at Rawlins. Wyo,. aged
81 The body will be shipped to this
city for intcrment Saturday.
Maccabean Fcstival-At this eve
ning's meeting OF tho Congregation
Montefiore, Rabbi Heyesch Will speak
on 1.-The Contrast Between Hellenism
and Hebralsm." AS this is the season
of the Maccabean festival, the congre-
CATION viii celebrate 1t suitably.
Traffic Bureau Prepares Rcply-Tho
traffic bureau OF the Commercial club,
through It's attorney. c. c. Dey. and
S. H. Babcock. has prepared reply
brief In the rate case now before the
interstate commerce commission 1t
will be presented within week and
will complete the case
Death of Mrs, Downcn-Mrs. David
Downen. aged SO. of No. /, Simon
court. who died at the Groves l.. d.
S hospital Thursday was a member of
the Salt Lake Circle of Women OF
Woodcraft. No. $50 and will be
tuTlSu ullueT tnelI auspices, dI = p tisp
Saturday from O'Donnelrs chapel,
with interment in city cemetery.
Utah society of Enginecrs-The
Utah society Of Engineers Will hold its
regular meeting at 702 Newhouse
building. this evening at O'Clock.
p. f. Barber of the u. S. Smelling
company will deliver a paper on Re
cent mechanical developments in
cyaniding." Discussion of the paper
will be conducted by DR.. Bradford of
the university.
Filings On Watcr-The state en-
eineer had filed at his office
two applications for water Thurs
wants water from Range creek In
Carbon county. for use in the COM
pany's mines, and Clinton H. Carey.
OF Fruitland. Wasatch county. de-
sires Ia cubic feet from Red creek for
the purpose of irrigating 1850 acres
of land.
Faculty Hosts to Students-The law
faculty of the university gave re-
ception Thursday evening in the Bos-
ton block to the Barristers' club COM
posed of university law students.
Speeches were made by President ]. T
ISingsbury, Judge D. n. Straup. Judge
j. e. Frlck, William Higgins and n,
T. Porter, the latter being toast
master
ST. Marks Bazaar Opcns-St. Marks
bazaar opened successfully Thursday
night Notwithstanding the blizzard.
There was turkey dinner in the
early evening. which realized quite a
sum. and later the bazar proper was
crowded The Country store" was a
successful feature. while the fancy
tables and domestic tables, candy and
fortune telling booths were unique at
fractions.
Kate Hilliard Lccturcs-At Thurs
day evenings lecture by Mrs. Kate
Hilliard in Unity hall, she spoke of
the four chief Socialist organizations.
the Christian Socialist Fellowship.
American Federation of Labor, the
Socialist party and the Socialist La
Dor party. giving historical sketches of
each. She declared Christian Social
ism q fallacy, the Federation of Labor
as the tool of capital. and then con-
trasted the other two divisions. Cen
eral discussion followed. The lecture
was under the auspices of the Social
Science club.