Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-25
RELIGION CLASS
CONFERENCE
lmportant Questions Discussed
BY Enthusiastic Workers
Among Youth Of Utah.
HANS MADISON is SUMMONED
r.ecmed Pioneer Closes tifc's Iabors
AZ 65--PropOsed Railroad TO
Plain City-News Notes.

OGDEN. Jan 25.--The religion classes
of the Weber stake held largely at
tended conference at the Weber
academy sunday morning and after
noon and In which great enthusiasm
was shown.
At the morning session the speakers
and their topics were: Brant 8. Jacobs.
originality Of Teachers" Miss Mar
esret Wright. How Best to Prepare
Lessons" Mrs Evelyn Woods, Test
mony and How to Get it," Mrs Laura
HotalIng. Guardianship Of Children;
President Joseph W. McMurrin Of the
seventies was present and made
brief talk.
At the afternoon session the speakers
Vere Mrs ID. r. Weelwright. How
Best to Acquire the Habit OF Prayer"
Mrs Margaret Bingham. How Can
Teachers Best Help the Superintell-
dents" j. G.. Jensen. Relation of Re
ugion Glasses 10 the Public Schools
q. "A Hussey Close Application Best
preparation" Presidents l.. w Shurt
in and John Watson and Bishops Rob
ert McQuarrie and ID. n Ensign made
brief remarks on the general work of
religion classes.
TABERNACLE SERVICES.
At the tabernacle. Sunday afternoon
Al Q o'clock regular services We're held
with "a large attendance The principal
speaker was Prof John NJ. Mills of
the Weber academy who spoke on
THE Scientific Aspects OF the Book of
Mormon Music was furnished by the
choir under the direction of Prof JOS
erb RaIlantvne a duet was rendered
h Miss Tillic Hancock and Mrs. ~.
b. Jones. a solo by Julian Edwards
and cantata by Claude Marriott and
tho choir s. =
HANS MADISON SUMNONED.
Hams Madison. another Of Weber
couutys pioneers. passed TO the great
beyond late Saturday afternoon after
a lingering illness. az the family resi-
dtuce on west Twelfth street. MI Mad
SOM was "a long and personal Of
tha late L0rin Farr and like the latter
was one Of the upbuilders OF a splendid
district that will always be monu-
ment to his name. The deceased came
90 Utah in 1854. when 10 years Of age,
and has lived continuously In this coun-
ty ever since He is survived by "a
county commissioner; Dell Madison OF
tl. hartman dining car department
w. r. Madison of the Rocky Mountain
pol Telephone company. Roy Madison
and Mrs John Peterson, and three
grandchildren.
The notice Of the funeral will be
made later.
FUNERAL OF JAMES YERGER.
Most Impressive and yet simple We're
the funeral services held over the body
of James Yergcr the h-year-uld son
Of Mr. and Mrs. William lerger who
died at the family residence In this
city The services We're held from the
Lynn ward Westinghouse Sunday after
noon al 2 O'Clock. with Bishop Oscar
IumMIst presiding
The speakers were Bishops James
Taylor. George Smuin and Oscar Turn
qlst and Elders r. A. LarNn and Paul
chnstaiusen. The music was furnish
ed by the ward choir The floral offer
hgs were many and beautiful the
lniermeut was IN the city cemetery
LICENSED TO WE'D.
A license TO wed was issued late Sat
urday afternoon from the county
clerks office 90 Estiban Mondive of
Battle Mountain. New. and senouia
Pttro Amorete of Marquina, spain. AT
90 the marriage the couple left for the
la casa of the senior I'm Nevada, where
they win make their future home.
PIPE LINE BREAKS REPAIRED
After three DAYS OF labor in Ogder
canyon repairing "a break in the PIPE
Tine of the Utah Light a. RailWa,
company when the water was turned
INTO tho pipe late saturday aiieih"pi
another break occurred when hteea7l
htcd thc closing down of the plhhI
again Am day yesterday oO Hl,i
were busy repairing the break $50 lh'
water could Dee turned in before even
ing
NEW CAFE AND THEATER OPEN
This evening al 1890 o'clock ogde,li
WV Dee presented with two nov puni,i.
Institutions which are undoubtedly
lhe BEST that the city VIII have in
number of years They are the foti''
eaie boz the Broom totel building. ah'
,hr prphoum moving picture house "i
"nInEton avenue near the corner 4"
twenty fifth street.
The Potter opens under the persona
direction of a. IS Potter, proplet"
"'NN| NNN NNNN YAM" 'N'
'amou The cafe is finished through
elt in iho Mission style ana the hunr
IN Indian style 100 inc latter the pe-
nNures ohtainable in the east are q
found. with the decorations of en-
indian design
no PLAIN CITY by RAIL.
Tho officials of the AmagAmatel
.sar company have taken ~ it
ule oregon Short Line the cons -'un
"a spur from the factory to pan
IN ana Warren. Recently renfeseh
'u," of tho sugar company haN
ianr "Trip over the proposed rout
st'her with their engineer and the
ot the opinion that h can %
N Without very much expense a
matter OF grading NJ che roal
Niht % viii prove M lnesumanl
N, lo the farmers residing in th
'lln"estern part of the county whic
one oi tho best beet and graz
,',lcls in this part of the state. I'm
NH in mat section are very bad i