The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-18
PEACE SERVICES AT PROVO.
Rev, J. Challen Smith Delivers the
Principal Address-0fficers of
Peace League Selected.

Provo. May 1.-THE peace services in
the Provo tabernacle yesterday were con-
Quoted by Elder John Jensen.
Elder Jensen explained that Professor
Alfred OsmOnd. the vice president of the
association. was unavOida bly, called away.
and spoke hopefully of the spirit Of peace
prevailing and IN time conquering war
Rev. j. Chalieu Smith delivered an elO-
quent address pOrtraying the horrors OF
war. The effect OF influence in produc-
ing war OF peace was presented, and the
higher patriotism described as working
Tor the good of all and preventing the
people of the nations from destroying
/ one another. The speaker pleaded for
| the advancement of education. feeling
I that the object Of peace could be reached
quicker In this way than in any other
The following officers Of the peace
league we're elected: 5. P. Eggertsen.
president; J. Challen Smith. first vice
president; Angie Hoib-ook. second vice
president; Maud Bees,ey. secretary and
treasurer, +. +. Corfman. J. William
knight. J. e. Swenson, Arthur ". TAYLOR
L. /. Nelson, Josephine Kellogg. J. J.
Craner. Lydia Knudsen, Alfred L. Booth
and Nilate Elliott. directors.
Beautiful vocal selections were rendered
by the Schubert quartette and readings
by Miss Pearl & Jones.
Mrs. John T. Giles has gone to Hawaii
TO accompany her husband home Mr.
Giles has been in Hawaii as missionary
for three and a half years.
The board of county commissioners
went to Salt Lake City today to confer
with the state board of examiners and
Professor Ball Of the Agricultural col
lege in regard to the Lehi experiment
farm with a view TO retaining it as such.
if il is possible.
Miss Edna Huntsman who was struck
by train Friday. died Saturday night
from the result Of her injuries The re
mains were taken to Fillmore for burial
Sunday. II is believed a blood elof on
the brain caused her death.
Stephen BjornsOn and others have COM
menced suit against L. s. Atwood to col
lect SIS commission on an agreement to
sell real estate, which agreement it is
alleged the defendant broke.
Justice A a. Noon is back from Phila-
delphia, where he went TO attend his son,
Frank. who has been suffering from ap-
pendicitis. Frank is improving in health
and was considered out Of danger when
his father left
Former Fire Chief I.oveless is over
from Eureka, where is now at work
The Scandinavians held an enjoyable
night TO commemorate the independence
Of Norway in its separation from Den
marx An interesting program of song.
speeches and readings was rendered
George Cassock and Otto Leight We're
sentenced 10 seven days each by Justice
d. & r. q. railway.
". W. Hade. painter. said TO be from
salt Lake. has been arrested in Spanish
Fork for selling d buggy which he was
driving, for S2s A charge Of embe zzle-
ment viii probably be preferred against
him
Charles Dixon. who has been employed
by Lake View ranchers for some time
has been arrested charged with stealing
a set Of harness from Mart Williamson.
He pleaded guilty and was sentenced to
ninety days In the county jail by Justice
Noon