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The Detroit times., 1909-12-01
Kaiser Opens Relchstag.

BERLIN, Dec. 1.-The Reichstaz
reconvened yesterday with speech
from the throne by the Kaiser. deliv-
cred in the white hall of the palace.
After the reading of the Kaiser's
speech, the Chancellor called for three
cheers for the Emperor which the
deputies gave with enthusiasm.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01
mocann Denied New Trial

CHICAGO. Dec. Police Inspect
or Edward Mccain, recently convicted
of charges OF collecting tribute from
the dive keepers. yesterday was denied
a new trial by Judge A. c. Barnes.
The court held that all of the grounds
cited by the defense in its petition
were insufficient
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01
NEW CORPORATIONS.

LANSING, Mich. Dec. 1.-Spe-
ciaD following companies have
filed articles OF Incorporation: Bey-
ster. Detroit Motor Car Company.
$4,000. principal stockholders. Harry
e. Beyster. Benson f. Brown and
Herbert c. Munro, Detroit: Clough &
Warren Company, Detroit, 100000.
principal. stakeholder, Joseph A. War
ron Detroit
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01
Miss Woods Trial Set for Dec

NEW YORK. Dec 1.-The illness Of
former United states Senator Thomas
G. Flat yesterday caused the post
punemcn, Of the trial of Mae g. Wood.
indicted for forgery and perjury In
connection with her suit for divorce
from Senator Platt in which she failed
10 prove that they were ever married.
Justice Swan set the trial for Dec. :.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING

urS. Louise RuhI began the trial Of
her suit against EeruHrd Stroh, Jr.'
in Judge Murphy court, I0csIaG
afternoon Mrs Ruin is asking Tor
laronwrq 90 hsr auto. cauFCd, size al
leGes, bv a collision between the ma
chines Of the ,iUEauts. Tor which IN"
defendant was 20 blame, she alleges
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01
BEFRIENDS OYSTERS.
Biologist Cries Out Against Overwork
Of Patient BiVaIves.

TRENTON, N. j.. Nov S0.-That
the oysters Of the Maurice river cove
are victims Of industrial tyranny is
indicated in the report Of Prof. julius
Nelson, biologist of the state agrlcul-
ural experiment station. who declares
that they are not dying off because
diseased. But are Yielding TO the eff
fects OF Cverwork.
That is what is the matter with
them. They are being kept at the
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01
Duke Of Bavaria Dies

MUNICH. Dec. Duke Charles
Theodore OF Bavaria head of tho
ducal Bavarian house died here today
aftrr laRs =iiia=aa= fraR4 kieiaey
trouble The duke was one of the
most noted oculists i'm Bavaria.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01
INCREASE IN LICENSES.
PLUMBER Of Hunters Shows Big lr
crease over Last Year.

LANSING, Mich. Dec. l'-tSpe.
lal)-Reports from twenty-five coun-
yclerks in various paris of the state
low that the number OF deer hunt
IS licenses issued his year will eX-
coed the number issued in any prev,.
CTS year I'm the - counties which
I'VE reported 20 Game Warden Piece.
4l5 licenses have been given out.
all the counties last year $3.50
.censes were issued and in 1907 the
ecords show that 2,169 hunters were
yven permission TO kill deer in this
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01
The change decided GA 10y the railroads
In lLn L-mnnnr ~ nnller.inH lrmMr-

rage cha gees came ina for good
doa+ discussion at the trst regular
meeting of tae newly organized De
trOit Traffic association, I'M the Board
OF Commerce rooms Tuesday night
There was strong sentiment against
the change and the domurragc COM
mittcc was instructed 90 request the
--ftTJtt1v-ty- ---tte.rintcuacuts' association.
which ordered the change. 90 give tie
change is put into erect President
r. r. Hathaway presided
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01
TRAIN HURLs HIM TO DEATH.

JACKSON, Mich, Dec. 1.-(Spe-
cialJ-Ma.tin Sackman, sixty. was
struck md killed by Grand Trunk
train here yesterday. lie leaves a
wife and .cj & children
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01
cnok In Sanitarium

KENNEBUNK, Maine, Dec. DIR
Pitt. the head Of the Pine Tree SAM
tarium. eight miles from here, will
neither affirm nor deny the report that
Or. Frederick A. Cook, the explorer.
is there. 4 man answering Cook s
description. left a Be = train near
here Yesterday and dir 10 SAINT
tarium l. r. Cain. ter
and telegraph operator a, IN.
nebunk. visited the SAM and
said the stranger tailed exaStly with
the description OF Dr. Cook.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01

The Bachelors Baby" written ~
Francis Wilson and in which that o.
lightful comedian will play the stellan
role. will L. tho attraction at the De-
troll opera house. Dec. 30 The piece
has been glvon an elaborate and
artistic mounting by Charles Froh-
man and the following well-kno0n
.rlnvers will support Mr.. Wilson:
SCIarehce Handyside. Franklin Rob
erts. Edna Drum. Lillian Lawrence and
Baby Davis
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01

Buslness-Iikc Printing. No fuss and
feathers The plain. neat kind that
)oks right Times Printing CO.. Is
John st Phone i,9S
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01
AdIt. Frcrr. a. The salvation ArmF.
hrc..nl I'm her hmmhlc hIIIc md rod

and two styiishly dressed patronos-
Sct-UT tr-- 4 tsrt----44ame for Childfon,
ON Woodward ave. a. new inStitut IN,
pleaded with Judge Hubert IN pro
bate court TucsdaN FOR the guardian
ship Of i3-ycar-old Bette Maedl ",
~who was recently taken from Ter
mother Brtl" g. the daughter OF
Ms Minnie Maedler. whose numtr-
49, matrimonial ventures recently
came into notice. Judge HUH RI
prom sod 'u look into the matter be-
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01

4 business is TO be made in Cal
cutta Of Strengthening the big brown
rats OF that city for their skins.
which arc useful for b0okbinding and
for n great variety Of small leather
articles.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01
Alfred Il. KIcfcr died In Grace hospital
~ II rs Tuesday might. IN operation

Tor APPOINTMENTS was pcrfornCd q
week ago. but his general health was
moor. preventing recovery. Mr. Ktef-
en- was secretary md treasurer OF
the Wayne County Savings bank ana
was 81 years Of axe. He was a son
Of Dr Herman Kicfcr and a brother
of Or. Guy /. Klcfcr
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01

4 strange disease which killed n
woman BY complete petrifaction after
year Of suffering recently interested
New Orleans scientists
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01
puzzle Ia the natter 81 nppropria-
ti0ns hn~ been rut up tu Corporation

Counsel litlIv i'm connection with TIC
request of the health board 90 tic
common council Tor clerk To COM
pic vital statistics This item was
tut ONT IE the common council whom
tho budget was presented last spring
The rua.tcr provides that, when ma
appropriation is Cut out hv the boa -d
OF estimates 10 cannot bc replaced
by the council Bat nu provision Isl
made a. 90 Items cut ont Dos Tire
council Tibet same rule would apply
90 tho b"m for lovcliug and grading
thr wcFt end 90 the contra Hiah
school lot This WAS cut ont by the
council n tho council can now mako
Hu Appropriation To- tho ur1ftii board
cIcfk ~ can also set aside money %
fl -..lH. tE4-selil+eiI- Tat .-
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01
There's many u slip between the nt-
nnInIannnr iinh Ihc InE. La mill il.a.

as August " Forth has found ia tie
matter or the Ninth ward road fort-
the place of John -. polhitzld. re-
'Encd polhitzkTs time did not run
out until Tuesday night ana i'm tie
meantime Aid Tossy and OStrowsla,
Nigorous opposition 10 Forth that;a
shift was made and q man more
agreeable TO the two aldermen VIII
hc romctd for the place by Cornm!4-
mon TTa,rfr
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01

Job Printing done right. Time.
Printing Co. Is John Ret Ph. 1893
The Detroit times., 1909-12-01
Lonp I'D I.ApY. cnEwE.

Lord Crewr. who WI succeed fy~r0
Niuto ~ Yiceroy yov Ft~Sss. Leaves ah&<
Hriti-h cabinet reluctantly 90 take IN.
the vfccrcEnf hooor- &c the uu61n0
court. LORE Crr,ve was lord bSouo&n
snt ~ sreined from tSa1-1Sok ~
1D05-tN0S. The new vtexrtne. -
trpv-, - = daughter 40 l<eeA ~
berry, heinz hefore her marriage - "A
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-01
K|MBALL GETS JOB y
GOODMAN MADE FAMOUS
Win Perform Duties of license As
SCISSOR at S125 Per
Month

Frank -. Kimball was appointed li-
ccnse assessor by the city council last
night to succeed Samuel ]. Goldman.
who was arrested for beating his former
wife. Mrs Ida NJ Goldman. who was
responsible for his appointment kim
hall viii receive SIPS a month Tho
license committee attempted 10 make
the license assessor a separate depart
ment in the city government. but this
viii not be done this year
John Raer was granted liquor H-
cense at Is east First South street
after considerable wrangling. Baer
mas operated a saloon there for years
A theatci opened up next door 60 his
place recently ana the management OBJ
Jcctcd TO the saloon. Under the or
dinance. the manager held. II was UNI
lawful to have a saloon within a Ger
tain distance of "a theater.
II. J. Dinniny, city attorney. reported
that the proposed sewer extension 40.
10 was invalid because most OF the
work to be done on State street and
Canyon road would be Of no benefit tu
the property owners This part of the
work will he eliminated and the lat
erals win be constructed. The board
Of public works was authorized to adj
vcrtise for bids for this part OF the
work
The police and prison committee
failed to report on the resolution Of
Councilman r. s. Fernstrom requesting
the chief Of police 20 close the slot
machines The committee does not in
tend to report on II from an appear
ances. The resolution was not con-
sidcred by the committee at its meet
ing. Unless report is made next
week. Councilman Fernstrom win ask
10 have IL taken out of the hands of
the committee and acted upon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-01
SENATOR C. D. CLARK HERE.

Among the present visitors i'm salt
Lake city is Clarence ID. Clark United
States senator from Wyoming. ana
whose home Is at Evanston Senator
clark is no stranger TO the city. hav-
ing made frequent visits here. and on
each occasion he has found much to
speak of i'm the steady development and
growth Of SAT- Lake. on his present
visit he expresses himself as being as
tonished at the improvements Of the
past year The senator has Just com
plctcd a tour of his own state durinc
which he travelled 400 miles. the larg-
or part Of which was made by wagon
He wil remain in salt Lake several
DAYS before returning 20 his home.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-01
STAKE CONFERENCES.


Liberty Utah and webcr-sunday
Oct 10. and Sunday. Jan. g.
Bear River Benson. Beaver. Hvrum
ana Wasatch Saturday and sunday.
,,D ip ana IT, gnd Saturday and sun
daN Jan. Us and lG
Jan 49,
san Luis. Alpine Yellowstone. Wood
run, cache and Saturday aud
sunday Oct 23 and "a. and Saturday
ana sunday Jan. ODD and g.
summit. Emery. Willard. Cassia. and
south Saupcte-Saturdny and Sunday.
oct. 30 and 81. and Saturday and sum
dav Jan. 20 and so
Ogden Sunday. oct on. and sunday.
Jan 90
Bingham. Blackfoot Wayne. san
Juan. Taylor and Teton saturday and
sunday Nov G and O. and Saturday ard
Sunday. Feb 3 and g.
snowflake, Bannock. Jordan Alberta
and lintah-Saturday and Sunday.
Nov. % and "A. and Saturday and sun
DAY. Feb. r. and 10.
star Valley. Ncbo. panruitch Bio
Horn and 81 Johns Saturday and sun
day Nov 20 ana 2i. and Saturday and
sunday Feb ~ and 20
MarIcopa, Granite. Kanab oneida.
Morgan and Union SATURDAY and sun
day. Nov. 81 and rs. and SATURDAY and
sunday. Feb &c and e.
81 Joseph ST. George North san
pete. BoXeldcr. and Rear I.allo-Satur-
DAY and sunday Dec 4 and 8. and
saturday and Sunday, March 3 and 6
salt Lake--Sunday Dec 3. aud sun
day, March g.
Juarez, Parowau. SEWER Pocatcuo
end Fremont-Sa Saturday aud Sunday.
Dec. II and H. and Saturday ana sun
day, March 70 and H.
Ensign sunday. Dec -. and Sunday
March H.
Higby. M3lad Davis and Tooolc-Sat-
urday and Sunday, Dec rs and 49, and
Saturday and Sunday. March 10 and 90
North Webcr-Sunday Dec. ~. and
Sunday. March 20.
JOSEPH r SMITH.
JOHN r.. WINDER.
ANTHON n. LJNp
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-01
REV. SHORTS NAME
DROPS FROM TICKET
of First Methodist Church De-
Zine. to Run for Council But
Win support Goshen.

rrsncis Burgette Short, pastor
~. First Methodist church, who
+" dominated by the Republicans Of
roprth ward for city councilman
". rno.day has Withdrawn his name
"a wn not make the race for the
.n lie says however that ne
gov .npport Rev. Goshen, who was
N.,nated for councilman from tue
non NON ward by the Republicans. Rev
IT, saws there Is no ethical or moral
Sun WHY he should run IN the
18Th as there are plenty OF good
Nv ~ choose from In the ward. He
s'1isres. however, that a problem eX-
a.,n an, Firth, and he wishes To
So in solving IL by helping to elect
as coehen. Ever since the convcn-
w Rev Goshen has refused TO be
t..-.,iewcd and Il cannot be authorl-
,rslv stated whether he has con-
.,ss 10 run or not. In giving his
f..soos Cor declining the nomination.
r.r short said.
srgrst-The duties would be too many
a. me 10 properly consider and care
y. Il connection with the many duties
!, nv church. which already require
IN my time.
".se'ond-This ward presents no eth
lal problem recurring speoi"i a'teh-
sThird-There is a problem present
4. ,be Firth ward, and all high minded
..1rle should give II their careful con-
sieption
srourth--T propose 10 assist Brother
Goshen Ina his canvass gentlemen
,sry prominently connected with iuve-
M court work in this state says that
\. sonslders ] will be rendering very
sTi.snt service by the above action.
.ln thus declining the nomination I
,hank the convention which nominated
mel and feel assured they win succeed
n readily filling the vacancy made"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-01
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

The girls of the high school held their
first meeting yesterday afternoon TO
discuss their athletic organization The
meeting WAS held in the gymnasium
assembly. and the girls are enthusiastic
in the effort to double the number OF
members of the association this year.
A good display of carving ana turn
ing viii be made at the Utah state fair
this year by Mt Parrott who has
charge Of the mechanics art course.
This afternoon the boys of the school
viii meet and elect officers OF the ath-
lct,c association for the ensuing year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-01
ADJUSTMENTS.

rhcaicr--Ihe Honeymoon Trail"
came 90 salt Lake without any par
ucular reputation of its own, and the
big house IL drew last night was large
ly due % the fame Of its authors.
Messrs. Hough Adams ana Howard.
who are responsible for THE Time.
the Place and the Girl" ana "A Stub
born Ciderella." The uppermost im-
.aftfl seeing the honeymoon Trail.
n that the players might have done
better NJ left entirely 10 themselves
for the material with which the
authors have provided them Il Nell
nigh hopeless. lts plot Is about aa
name a. anything ever pitchforked To-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-01
PETITIONS TO PARDON BOARD

The following petitions from the
state prison FOR offical clemency, are
ON file at the office OF the attorney
general 10 be acted upon at the meet
ing OF the board Of pardons, ON the
10th inst.
For Pardon-N. r. Haworth. murder
In the first degree; William Reese,
burglary, second degree. +. J.. CLARK,
felony.
For Commutation-Jam r. Rogers,
burglary. Richard A. Voss. burglary.
second degree; John +. Newton. forg-
cry
For Parole-Robert NJ. Smith. OBJ
tanning money under false pretensc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-01

To accept the resignation Of James ID.
Murdoch, nominee for the long term
IN the city council from the First. and
10 choose his successor. George Buckle
was declared TO be the choice of the
committee and he viii make the race
In Mr. MurdOch's stead Mr. Murdoch
Is also candidate on the Citizens ticket
for the council and IL is presumed he
win also ask that his name be with
drawn from that ticket, as ne pro-
poses to concentrate all his strength
on his race for mayor at the head OF
the Republican ticket
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-01

, getncr and the production Is only
saved by the cieverness OF several
people. the lively dancing of the
| chorus, the lights, and the costumes.
inc central ngurc, as far as the
| UDc ON The programs BIS concerned, is
| Mr Bert BAKER, tnuugn hc had rev
opportunities TO ten whether or not
his abilities Justified the size OF the
" pc. Mr. kclsO had fully as much 20
90 as the other gentleman. and did
it we'll except tnat his Vocifcrous
exclamation az last grew monotonOus.
There was some fairly good singing
done on the part of the ladies, tne
most natural actress among whom is
Miss Maud Potter The cnorus cone
tributed number OF attractive dane
ing numbers, and the singing was ac-
ceptJblC. without being great
THOSE who like a lively succession of
pictures pretty costumes ana charm
ing scenery and VINO are not TOO par
ticular about the quanty OF the plot
anG the jokes viii ma in the Honey
moon Tran sOmetnlug to their taste.
Il runs the remainder OF the week,
with matinee tomorrow.
OFphcm-Hcayy business has been
the record TINS week ana the usual
crush i- looked for at tomorrow after
moons matinee.
Colonial-The presentation Of Lena
Rivers 10y Miss Emma bunting are in
their closing nights. 4 big matinee
is assured for tomorrow
Grand-Tae Willard Mack COM
pany winds .p the week in "rhc other
Gin tonight, tomorrow afternoon and
evening.
rrt.
bill next week viii DE- THE Cowboy
and the Lady with MI lnce loo the
part created by Nat Goodwin.
Sicgcl Conccrt-Ene sale of seats
FOR next Monday evening s. event under
the direction of MI Graham, is now
going on az the Consolidated Music
company's store.
MIR. Bests Conccrt-Nr Alfred
Pest. the popular Utah tenor who is
to give concert I'm the tabernacle next
Tuesday evening, received telegram
today from his manager in Berlin.
Germany. stating that Mr.. Best had
been recommended 10 the Metropolitan
Opera House in New York city for the
season OF 1910. and for him 90 make MS
arrangements accordingly This is le-
cidedly good news for Mr. Best. as 10
Is very rare occurrence for an Amer
lean singer 90 be engaged for the
metropolitan company at the beginning
of his career. At the concert In the
tabernacle next Tuesday evening, the
tabernacle choir. under Prof stephens.
will render the two selections prepared
for the Seattle contest. but which were
not rendered at that time.
The Fitzpatrick Rccltal-Edward
Fitzpatrick, the talented young violin
list. will be given a benefit this evening
in the First congregational church
as a testimonial prior 20 his departure
FOR Boston where he is to attend the
New England conservatory of music.
The program includes the names Of
Mr. Fitzpatrick himself, Miss Edna
Cohn. Mr. Graham Miss Doffmeyer.
Mrs. Atkins, Mr.. Fred Smith and Mr..
Kisselburg.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-01
LIFE OF PRIEST. WOODRUFF.
Volume Prepared by Matthias =. Cow
ley Issued From the Press.

The latest addition 10 the biographies
OF prominent members OF the Church
OF Jesus christ OF Iatter-day Saints
Is that OF MILFORD Woodruff. fourth
president Of the Church The book,
which WINS prepared for publication by
Matthias +. CoWley, Is handsomely
bound i'm leather. and contains an eX-
haustiVe account Of his life,
with a number of Photographic
reproductions OF scenes with which
President Woodruff was assoc
ciated Tho book has a high value
from the fact that President Woodruff
was Identified with the history of the
Church almost from the beginning, and
the fact that he always kept a full
record of all the leading events OF his
life. has enabled the author 20 make
the most % the experiences Of his
eventful life.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-01
TEMPLE NOTICES

The Salt Lake Temple will be
closed on Friday. oct I. and Will be
opened again on the following Tues
day FOR haptisms and on Thursday.
Oct T. fo- the regular Temple work
The Mant Temple win close Friday
evening, Oct I. and reopen Tuesday
morning. oct ~. az 10 O'Clock
LEWIS ANDERSON.
Logan Temple win close on oct
and reopen on Monday. oct 20. 1909
WILLIAM BULGE.
The So George Temple win close on
Thursday sept 3d. 1909. and reopen
on Tuesday, oct a.. 1913
DAVID u. CANNON.
President
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-01

Only a little cold in the head may
be the beginning OF an obstinate case
OF Nasal Catarrh Drive out the in
Vader with Ely's Cream Balm applied
straight TO the innamed stuffed up air
passages. Price SOC. II you prefer 10
use an atomizer. ask for Liquid Cream
Balm. II has all the good qualities OF
the solid form NJ this remedy and will
rid you Of caialrh or hay fever. No
cocaine to breed dreadful habit No
mercury TO dry cut the secretion. Price
75c., with spraying tube. All druggists
or mailed by Ely Bros, sc Warren
street New York.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-01
POLITICAL NOTES.

Among the names mentioned for city
chairman of the Republican party. are
those Of Harry S. Joseph. +, g.. Loot
borrow and Arthur Pratt. Tho com
rttee and party candidates will meet
dis evening 10 choose A chairman and
secretary and TO decide on steps 10 he
taken IN frtherance OF the interests Of
he party IN the coming campaign.
AZ meeting of the Republican COM
rltee Of the First ward held last night
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-01
REPORTS OF DIARIES.
city Chemist rinds NIiIk Above the
~ i" Standard.

From the report OF city Chemist Her
man Harms, which was submitted TO
commissioner yesterday. Do De- shown that
...4.t l.th Dol beng furnished with FIRST
class milk Thirteen samples OF milk
were submitted to the chemist ana I'm
every case the solids and butter fats are
above the standard. several black marks
we're received hy the dairies for dirty
milk There were eight of the dnlries
which did not cool their milk 60 reach
the standard of thc ordinance.
The scores OF the dairies for the total
per cont Of butter fat and the total milk
aolIda arc AS follows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-01
GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY.

There viii be meeting held IN the
Assembly ham after the close OF tho
afternoon session of conference Mon
DAY. oct g. at 4 b. m. which an those
who are Interested in gonealoRy and
the salvation Of their dead are cordial
lN Invited Co attend
ANTHON A. LUND
President of the Genealogical Society
of Utah
JOSEPH r. SMITH. JE..
Secretary
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-01
OGDEN AND RETURN $l.l0.

Via -. & X. G.. Oct. 3rd.
Leave salt Lake 1925 a. m, 1885 p. m
Returning on any train.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-01
EXCURSION TO OGDEN

Sunday October 3rd. via O. S. T..
Round trip SllO. Round trip on other
sundays in October only S1.00. ANY
train
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-01
CHANGE OF TIME D. & R. G.

Effective oct 3rd. train for the
East viii leave salt Lake al 1885 p. m..
and tr1n 40 for Utah County and
Tntic viii leave zoo 5:05 p. M.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-01
UNIVERSITY NEWS

Gilbert Williams who was gradu-
ated last year from the SAT- Lake nigh
school wits yesterday elected president
OF the freshman class. AZ the me, ting
"a constitution and bylaws were also
adopted hut tho election of other Off
Gers was postponed until next week.
Miss Lucy Van Cott who has charge
Of the lunch room. has bought "a num-
Der of ny killers with which to wage
war on the nlcs of the lunch room and
lessen the liability 90 contagion of any
kind
Monday nleht Miss Jone Williams
win entertain thc members of the
junior class at her home.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-01

Ask for 6os-its government Inspect
20
It's the meat YOU should eat--it'a
never rejected.
The meat thsru the finest that's cold
Ia Salt Lake
uucle sam says rs good, and he stands
for no fakel
INTER MOUNTAIN PKG. co.