Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-25

Homo from Lecture Tour-John Z
Meakin has returned from lecture
tour in Idaho to spend the holiday;
with his family.
Volunteers Hold Scrviccs-Thc
Volunteers of America held specia
Christmas services at 1920 this
morning. under Evangelist Tom
ters.
DR.. Allen TO Spcak-Dr. S. H. Allen
will meet with the parents class OF
the Nineteenth ward Sunday school.
Salt Lake stake, Sunday morning, Dec.
26th at 10 a. IN. All the parents of
the ward are requested TO be present.
Ambassadors of PubIicity-J. Ed
ward Brady and w. l.. Moore are in
town, as representatives of Lincoln
Jefferson University of Hammond,
Ind to interest the local educational
public in the extension movement in
which a largo number OF students
are involved.
Umbrella For J. j. Daynes-Mana-
ger ]. j. Dayncs, Jr., of the Daynes-
Beebe Music company was the happy
recipient Friday afternoon, of a very
handsome silver handled silk UNI
brella as a testimonial from the aD-
preciatiye employees of the establish
ment-
Gifts For Carmcn-T. Z. Harper of
2I6 G street, continued last evening
his pleasant little practise of present
ing each motorman and conductor on
the Sixth avenue line with so cents.
AS the Sixth avenue car crews operate
nlso on Ninth avenue. the latter route
was included this year in the gift
giving.
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The funeral of Samuel Williamson.
who died In Pasadena. California.
Tuesday morning. was held yesterday
from his late residence. 353 Sixth
avenue. The interment was in Mt.
Olivet- The services We're in charge of
Rev. William NJ. Paden. of the First
Presbyterian church.
Christy Bound Over-E. c. Christy,
who was brought back from San
Francisco. charged with stealing two
diamonds from Lula Jordan. all
district court Friday by Judge Bow
man. In default of $1,000 bail he
was committed to the county Jail to
await trial. Christy pleaded not guilty.
Cnlcdonians Give Dance-The Gale
and social Friday evening, in Jen-
nings hall. Margaret Taylor and
Devina Cumnock, aged 10 and 13,
gave an exhibition of the Highland
fling that made a decided impression,
attired as they were in Highland cos
tune A similar entertainment will
be given next Friday.
Vandal Steals a Tree-Any one who
can furnish Information which Will
lead to the arrest and conviction of
the person or persons who cut down a
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Wrench OH one of his building lots
on Federal Heights Will earn a reward
of 800. The tree attracted consider
able attention and was highly valued
by Mr.. Wrench. Some time during the
night the tree was cut down and haul
ed off. Mr.. Wrench has offered a re-
ward of 500 for the arrest and con-
viction of the guilty party.
Death of Old Campaigner-Major
Myles Moylan. u. S. A. retired, who
died recently at San Diego. Calf, was
a soldier in the Second Dragons under
Albert Sidney Johnston during that Of
ficer's march across the plains from
Kansas to Salt Lake City against
the Mormons." Major Moylan was an
old campaigner, having begun his
military career back in 1857. He served
through the Civil war as an officer in
the Fourth Massachusetts cavalry, was
made first lieutenant in the Seventh
L. S. cavalry after the war, and at
the time of his retirement in 1898,
was major in the Tenth cavalry.
Shock to Army Fricnds-The recent
sentence of Captain Thomas Franklin,
subsistence department of the army,
by the u. S. courts to two and one-half
years in the government prison at
Atlanta. Is a shock to his army friends
at Fort Douglas. and to Chaplain AK
ton OF the Eighteenth infantry in
which regiment the captain was a
private and non-commssioned officer
before being given commission In
1897 Capt. Franklin Acknowledges to
embezzling $3.50 while the subsistence
officer at West Point He married an
estimable El Paso. Texas, girl who Is
overwhelmed by the misdolngs of her
husband.
New Publication In FicId-"The
Live Wire" is the name of a new
publication which has just made its
appearance from the iles-McAllster
advertising agency of this city Tho
publication is In the form of a book
let. and contains a number OF timely
suggestions to advertisers and modern
methods of profitable advertising, es-
pecially as to municipal publicity. in
which Salt Lake City is referred to
as "the favored city of the west"
The Giles-McAllister people propose
doubling the office force and equipment
beginning Jan. l, 1910, and will con-
tinue the publication OF the Live
Wire" of which John D. Giles is
editor and Malcolm McAllister manag-
ing editor.