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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-20

them it viii be heaven. II reminds one
Of the question once asked man,
Where DO you expect To spead eter-
nity2" and which was answered by
the good minister who said he expected
10 spend the first million years in gaz-
ms upon the face OF the Savior That
idea OF heaven never seemed reasonable
20 me. No matter how much any one
loved the Master / cannot imagine
man being satisfied I'm looking upon hts
face for million years and doing
nothing else"
Heaven and he'll are in one sense
condition OF the mind They are also
places to which those 60 who are Wor-
thy Of 1t on the ono hand and con-
demned 10 Il on the other
MISSION OF MoRMoNIsM
Tho mission Of Mormouism is 10
make bad things good and good things
better. II takes men IN their sins
and teaches them 10 overcome them.
Tho destiny OF the earth Is TO be made
into "a heaven. and the millennium OF
which We speak is only the prepar, tion
of the earth ns the inheritance Of the
perfect, the just and the pure.
According 10 our view God. who Gre
ated the earth, has also created other
oarths, and is only applying 10 this
earth the same principles that have
redeemed other worlds We believe
that God created man I'm his own
image. male and female, and that
therefore We have n mother there as
well as father.
We are now in the Saturday night
OF human events. and the time Ia fast
approaching when the era OF peace will
come
The closing anthem was, God is our
refuge. the benodicuon being offered
by Elder John r. Caine.
MORNING SESSION.
The attendance az the morning ses-
sion Of the Ensign stake conference.
which convened yesterday az 10 o'cl0cE
Ia the Assembly Han. was very fair
The music was furnished by the Tween
ty-seventh ward choir Present on the
stand were Presidents John Il Windor
and Anthem n. Lund. with o. r whit
ney OF the Twelve. j. Golden Kimball.
the stake presidency and a good repre-
sentatlon Of the high council of the
stake.
The songs sung were, with JOY and
song Cod of our fathers and "On-
ward Christian soldiers''
Elder George II, Brooks offered the
opening prayer ana John q. sharp tho
benedictlon.
John NJ. Knight OF inc stake urcsi-
dency made brief report of the con-
dition OF the stake, in which he said
the stake rs ia satisfactory condl-
ton, a. FAR as organization is cou-
cened Regarding the presiding Of
ficers of the stake and wards preFi-
dent knight said an OF them should
be examples before the people They
should be attentive 20 their duties
especially in attending their quorum
meetings and Sacrament meetings Tho
same N true OF ward teachers and an
who are called 10 preside In the auxil-
larry organizations. These organiza-
lions were said 10 be well organized
and prepared 10 DO effective work In
diyidual cases In the Relief societies
were mentioned whore members have
never missed their meetings He COM
lnended their example 10 the men and
bespoke for the Mutual Improvement
associations the faithful support 81 an
durlng tile season which onena a.
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SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL

Misses Ethel and Gcnevc Felt are
ho4tcsscs at card party this after
noon given lm honor ~ Miss Bessie
lcit vs. hose marriage to Narscna Eos
Ser takes place tlus week. The dec
orutious throughout are chiefly in pink,
asfors hcing used. aud thc dining room
table huving tluny lace spread over
piuk. About four tables are played.
ajr and Mrs John ~ Burrows en-
tortaiuod nt dinner n honor of thoir
nephew iO Burrows. who returns To
N.W York iu "a Tow DAVIS TO resume
bis studies in the school of art White
astrrs and trailing vines were used in
tho decorations. and covers were laid
for 3D.
Mrs j. j. campbell viii entertain to-
morrow for Miss Boss Mcmillan and
her bridal party
Mr. and Mrs seth Morrison haze
announced the engagement OF their
daughter lone to Chauncy Porcival
ovcrheld, Che marriage to take place
Oct. b.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. +. cannon win leave
shortly 70 visit friends In Omaha
Mrs. Charles Major has returned TO
her home in Davenport after stay
here OF two months with her sister
Mrs. A. J.. Hoppaugh.
a reunion OF the University Of Utah
choir OF 1908 ana '09. was held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. William II.
Nuttau. Saturday night. prior TO the
departure Tor Europe of two of it,
members. Miss Edna Evans and Miss
Hazel Barnes and was a most enjoy
able affair Miss Eva Crawford and
Mr. David W. Cummings. who sail ON
the same ship were also guests OF
honor. Those present were Misses
Eiua Evans. Irna Pcndleton, Hazel
Barnes Edith Grant, Addie cannon.
Eva Crawford and Mrs Nuttal;
Mossrs. Frank Johnson. clifford Ash
by. David W. Cummings, Kenneth VIII
Hams Evans =. Houtz. George A. He'd
ger. Douglas Swan William r Nuttan
and Prof Squire COOP.
Miss CencvciVc Mccormick has gone
to New York to join her mother ana
sister.
a number OF affairs for the week
have been planned iu honor of MS
Erma Felt one OF th, september
brides.
tohaoou 40 am Informal card party
Mrs. s. IT Ensign is hosta this a.
Ajr. and AIRS. 70 barnett announce
Che engagement OF their daughter JAMIE
3d.. % Nate - Fulor
ono Of Next weeks weddings VIII be
that OF Miss Anna Picker and r. 3 sr-
nard Kelsey the date being the 18th
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Tuesday next Young people who are
going To school may feel that they can
IN AFFORD the time TO attend the Nh
tual Improvement associations hut
this was held 10 be n wrong way OF
looking az things
The payment or tithes and offerings
I'm the season thereof was also COM
mended 10 the wageearners Of the
stake. II was not wise TO postpone
this duty TO the end OF the year. when
some have had 10 borrow the money
needed. Everybody should pay their
tithes as they receive their salaries
In snite % the fact that some arc
negligent. the people Of Ensign stake
were as whole said 10 be doing their
duty and those who are faithful are
ivaching out after those who are de-
linquent
Tho names or tho stake authorities
were then presented. and the general
authorities were sustained as they were
presented az the last general conference
Feeling references were made 10 the
loss OF Robecoa G., Little OF the Relief
society. and Patriarch lens G. Peter
son. since last conference
President r w. Young spoke for A
short time on the educational needs Of
the young men ~ the stake along
spiritual lines as well as in purely seCu-
lar matters The BOYS were therefore
urged to take part iu their quorum
meetings and tie Mutual Improvement
associations Wisdom was necessary in
dealing with those who are going 10
high schools or attending the UNIVERSE
49, Those who are taking a heavy
course in these schools should not be
burdened with too much work in tho
auxiliary ORGANIZATIONS SO that they
become DISCOURAGED AZ the same time
their spiritual needs should not be neg
lectcd.
Elder Matthew Noall reported the
condition of the religion classes OF the
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MORE DIRTY WORK" ON NINTH EAST.

building committee that Il would be
necessary to lay n wide cement walk
entirely around the big building. As
this feature had not been included in
the specifications, IL was decided pro-
Viding the cement were Forthcoming
that the hauling OF the gravel. the
mixing and laying OF the walk would
be accomplished without cost.
There Is only one cement man q
member Of the ward in the person OF
J.. G. Anderson. lie brought his mix
ing machine along and called for vol
unteers through the bistoqric. The
response Was spontaneous and he had
a gang Of 80 at his beck and call Be
fore operations started Prof Lyman
put In the survey stakes and then an
ermy Of All sorts and conditions Of men
glily went 10 work There were some
laborcrs among them. but the big per-
centage included practically an the
professions. Lawyers. bool0koepers.
linotype operators. clerks students
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and all welded shovols and wheeled
barrnws in fashion that mt,ht have
MADE Pat Moran envious.
While the mon were working the Ia
dies of tho Relief society and the mem
hers Of the Young Ladies' Mutual Inn
proyement society were also busy and
when iite noon whistle blew the cement
gang adjourned 10 the faucet and re-
moved some Of the stains OF manual
labor ere sitting down TO a veTitahle
banquet which had been spread for
their delcctation 300 the westinghouse.
The top picture shows Bishop Lewis
a. Merrill with Edwin L. Sheets, bsh-
op or the ward prior To being released
To go TO the Chicago university to
study law and number OF prominent
members % the Thrty-first ward who
rallied 10 the call for volunteers.
An unbiased verdict this morning rs
that the cement work is 100 per cent
better than that laid by the city in the
walks along the street adjoining.
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The members OF the Thlrty-first ward
have long claimed 20 be residents OF
one OF the most hustling ecclesiastical
subdivisions of this city. This honor
has been contested but by way OF a
practical demonstration ON Saturday
the Thirty-nrst warders turned out and
undertook 10 show that they were not
afraid OF work. During tho day ana
notably IN the late afternoon, all sorts
and conditions of able-bodied men
turned out in their old clothes and vol
unteered as one Of the jollicst cement
gangs that ever wheeled mud.
At the present time the ward is build
inc an addition 10 the Westinghouse
and an amusement han. together with
new class rooms and quarters for the
Relief society IN order ia keep the
basement dry It was found by the
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SOAP BOX FOR RosTRUM.

Miss Lucua Twining. whose labors
in collecting 100000 for the defense OF
Meyer Haywood and pettibouc gives
her a leading place in the ranks OF
the Socialists was tho street corner
orator last night, holding forth at
Main and Second South streets a
plebcian soapboX as platform per-
haps detracted from the show of the
picture hat and modish gown. or per-
haps the arguments hurled in SHE'LL
tones into the evening air were not
fiery enough 20 make one forget the
chill but at any rate Miss Twiniug
was not BATTERED by the crowds nor
their intense desire 70 stand aud listen.
After Mr. Fits and his police court
escaped. Miss TwininE failed 10 draw.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1909-07-02
DOlfNGS IN AND ABOUT TOWN
Few Kings Seen and Heard by the Gazette Reporter.

gold SAVING machine in the Similka-
meen river, which is to be put in OPP
Grafton as soon as the water reaches
its normal stage.
1t would be just as well to insist
upon little caution on the part of the
small boy in the handling of 4th of
July explosives. 1t may save the boy
from serious injury, or prevent a slice
of the town going up in smoke.
Chas. 5. Lewis was in town from his
Ellemeham mountain home Wednes-
day, and following the custom of all
balanced, progressive and public spir-
tied citizens insisted upon having the
GAZETTE mailed to his address.
County Clerk w. L. Gamble, of Con-
conully, was shaking hands with his
numerous friends in Oroyille Friday
last. Mr.. Gamble docs not get this far
from home often, and when he does he
meets with cheerful reception.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. NJ. DuGeld left Sat
urday morning for the coast, and will
spend some time at the Seattle eXpo-
sl'ion ME- Du'leIu IS stationed at thlS
Pi"oe III 'he Immigration service ana Is
y" o'i MS regular summer vacation
There will be no evening service in
the NJ. Z. church Sunday, July !, but
Sunday school will be held us usual at
II a. m. 1t IS hoped that all who can
,' t t'ol e, VIA 90 w., ',o-o r, - P1,
'' ''''''' ''-''7 ~ - y '-'' .
zoe oeAoh mas already SOFA 10 pounds
oI huhach powder during the past week
"h'ch Is an lhoica'loh 'l'at mosquitoes
were prt''N numerous or l'e people
were Pui'e BUSY "''rhihS incense III an
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Serial No. 05s1j.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Inter or, L. s Land Office
at WAtcrviie, Wash, June |, 1909.
NutiUe is hereby given that
Walter J. NorehouSc, of Oroville Wash.
who, on March II, 1909, made Homestead
entry No ojsl5, for sci. SET sec % swl sWi.
see y, uWl nW' sec jS, mel mel see 81, twp
10 u, range IS = IN,
has filed notice of intention to make final com
mutation proof. to establish claim to the land
above described, before Harry Grahlman, L.
). Commissioner, at his . ce at Loomls, Wash,
on the 23d day OF July, 909.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Tom Hall, j. Erwin, Jas {. Lynch and John
COyington, all Ol Orovllle, Wash.
W. +. HAYNES Register.
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rial 80. US6l9.
NOTICE FOR TT BLICATlON.
Department of the Interior,
/ - aud nnitp MufprNiilp Wash

Department of the Interior,
Land Office, Wuerville, Wash
June ;, 1909.
Notice is hereby given that George W. Tay-
lor, of Orovillc, Wash, who on ------
made homestead entry No 9655, serial No -036l9
for lots and nwi4 swl sec >, twp 40 II, range
26 c, III W, has filed notice of intention to make
final five year proof. to establish claim to the
land above described, before Fred. j. Fine, U
Commissioner at his office, at Oroville, Wash,
ON the 10th day OF July, 1909.
claimant names as Witnesses Thomas An
deIsun. Christopher Carr, Harry Bowerman OF
Oroyille, Wash, and John Walker OF Night
hawk, Wash
" f HAYNES Register.
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Serial No. 0jlSb.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior
[ Land Office, Waterville, Wash, :
June s. 500.
Notice is hereby given that Wallace f. Wal
tiers OF Tonasket, Wash. who, on November
H. 1907. made homestead entry No 997 C.. s.
-0lIN6 for niq swi WI nwl see Il. twp 81 II,
range - W in, has filed notice of intention to
make final Communication proof, to establish
claim to the land above described, before Fred.
!. Fine, L : Com missioner, at his office at orc
Vile. Wash on the 10th day oI July, 1909.
Claimant names rs witnesses: George Stey-
art, Jesse u Boone. John Pollock, OF 1ouaskct
Wash, and Daniel MoflHtt, OF Antoine, Wash.
W. +. HAYNES, Register.
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ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE.

I y the superior Court Okanogan county state
/ ul Warrington.
In tie matter of the estate OF James NJ Pot
ter. insane. order to show cause
Edwin T.. Rounds, the guardian of the person
aud pstHlr oi James NJ. Potter, insane, having
filed his petition herein praying for an order
of sale of all of the real eStute of said insane
person, Tor the purposes therein set forth, 1t Is
therefore ordered 10y the Judge OF said court,
that all persons interested in the estate If said
INSANE person appear before said superior court
on Monday the i2lh day OF July, 1909, at 10
O'clock in he forenoon Of said dav, at the court
room Of said superior court, at tUnconully, to
show cause why an order should not be grant
ed to said guardian to sell all of the real estate
Of said insane person at private sale, and that
copy OF Tins order be published at least Tour
successive weeks in the Oruyille Weekly Ca
lrtte, "A newspaper printed and published in
said county. Signed by
+. ". TAYLOR, Judge.
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NOTICE TO FARMERS.

Farmers are requested to leave or
ders at the Creamery for separators as
soon as possible.
j. FRIIS, Manager.
PIANO FOR SALE.
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LOST.

Two mares, one roam and one sorrel,
had halters; wine glass brand on left
shoulder: last seen going north thro'
Riverside Friday evening. Suitable
reward Address,
Q. NJ. FORKEI.,
OkanOgan, Wash.
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nESTORATION TO ENTRY OF LANDS IN
n National Forest. Notice is hereby given
that the lands described below, embracing 2iO
acres, within the Chclan and tolvile National
Forests, Washington, will be subject to settle
mCnt and entry under the provisions of the
homestead laws of the United States and the
act OF June II, 1906 GA stat. 1881, at the United
on July 81, 1869. Any settler 1ho was actually
and in good faith claiming any of said land
Tor agricultural purposes PRIOR TO January J,
1906, and has not abandoned same, has pref
ereuCc right to make homestead entry forthe
lands actually occupied. Said lands were list
ed upon the applications of the persons men
toned below, who have II preference right sub
ject to the prior right of any such settler pro
Nided such settler or applicant is qualified to
make homestead ent add the preference
right is exercised prior to July 81, 1909, on
" ich date the lands will be subject to settle
mcnt and entry by any qualified person, The
lands are as follows: The VIZ of hei4, the "
OF sci {. see rs. twp 80 II, . t, m, listed upon
The application OF \. NJ. Moss OF 1913 18th St,
Everett, Washington Also Il tract which,
when surveyed, will probably he within sec =
twp IS II, + - e, bounded and described as fol
lows: Beginning at the corner on the south
side ul see &, twp IS II, r 90 e, W IN, thence due
south 20 chains to the initial point on orth
sid" Of the tract applied for, theuce due east -
chuius; thence due south 20 chains; thence
due 10 rhains thence due n 20 chains; thence
due e - chains to the initial point, and en-.
closing " hat would he, if surveyed, mel or
SWl and uWl of Sc SaC I, twp - ~, ~ g,
m containing 81 acres, application q. Lam
bert, OF liaviiiHh, Washington FRED DEN
NETT, Commissioner Of tee General Land Of
dcc. Approved May l., 1909 FRANK PIERCE,
First Assistant Secretary OF the Interior.
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NOTICE OF LEVY AND SALE.

y =
| NDEh ana by virtue 81 writ o. execution
issueu out OF the superior court ui Okla
hogan county, state of Washington, holding
Mims az Conconully, in said county, on IN"
IN gay OF April, 1863, ANA to me directed and
answered Tor judgment rendered in said
Wurt on the 18th day OF April. 1863 III favor OF
~. n Manoney and against Ia Morln, for fac
1u VI one hundred eight and su-ltU dollars,
' %h interest and the costs OF he action, h We
e,ieu on all the right title. interest and claim
Sas sme sald defendant in and to The IUl owing
usSscflDed property, toWit:
Ohe hundred and sixty acres Of land de-
uiueu as follows, toWll: North halI oi the
.hWest quarter OF section fifteen, ana Tie
soutn nall OF the southwest quarter OF section
AL Sn. III loWhshlp forty north, Ot range twenty
ssn' east oil willamette meridian. IN OLauuy.
'ncounty, State OF Washington
nh otlce is hereby given that ON saturday, the
".I oil June, 1900, at Ten o'clock a. m of
said DAY, will sell all the right tue. interest
s shu cialin OF The SAID I'd NoGin in and to the
v'e Inscribed property, or 80 mucH Thereof
hssi nay oe necessary to satisfy plaintiffs claim
'ITiues an costs, interest and accruing costs,
~ ne safe Will take place at the mont door Of
s av eourt mouse, at COnConuliy, in Okanueau
nun! state OF Washington, at public auction
bidder '' - '"c "'bhe9' ana pea'
dated this 10Th day OF May, 1909
Chain FRED THORr.
D. snerih OF Okanogan county, Washington.
D! o 4. MILLS, Deputy sheriff.
shERlFf'S SALE OF REAL AND PERSONAL.
g. PROPERTY.
STATE OF WAsHINGloNt
.oanty OF Ukanoguui -
X lihIlE OF a writ OF execution issued
Wss ~. OF The superior court OF the stat. oil
IN I %a ION IN ana Tor Okauugau county, Hud
, ~ ny uiiect9d and delivered, Tor a Judgment
l, Ian Gu III SAID court ON the 9Th day OF April
ma S' III iaNOr OF the Bank OF UfuVlitc. plaiurU.
.s s" asaiist the dcfcuuHut hoe Dim, Tor thn
nj ~ ,eHt OF Sllo ii and costs Ui suit taNCd Bat
np p,k' have levied upon the property SIT
en,inS anu Iescflbcp III said judgment and cNe.
bwit: i'''" W. "'''H 10 "A l"H""''
eonn,n i ', a. block 3. Town OF or" Okanogun
tenan e!, state OF NaShinst IA. and All The upvur.
tbe nis, thereunlO belonging, according e"
In ,hP aat 81 the same now ON lie and Of rtcoIu
eonn, oice OF the county auditor OF Dtuurg3n
ssnai state OF Washington. Also ul The ptt.
property located IA Ger min tlrI slurE
town nig upon sald lot "a, block q. M t!au sand
Na,;oVIo pkhuogbu county.
Inn ,e - hereby given hat on thc t4th dtN a.
rad ,sVS AT the houf OF 10 O'Clock, "a. lr. 81
ULsn va! al lhe door 81 tn court noose uI said
and ioeeal county VIII sell ali the night utc
And 'uLes' ol the sand Joe pinI, Qeteudaut. Iu
brone, .he above described personal and real
besip s,Y at public auction. To- the highest and
and all costs. ~ ''''''9 '"i" eN'' "''"''
Give, FRED IIloKP, Shrriil.
ls9 uei III! huhd this lth day OF April
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G q z G. I T c
BARGAINS.
REV ARD.

For the return to ,Johnston's livery
barn, OroviIle, Wash, of one grey
mare, ) years old, weight 1900 pounds,
scar on front foot, branded quarter cir
Gle Nj on left shoulder S25.
For the return to above place of one
sorrel mare. with one white hind foot,
white strip in face, above brand on lett
shoulder, weight 100 pounds SO
For information leading to the ar
rest and conviction of any person will
fully, without permission, using, tax
ing driving or stealing any horse
branded quarter circle NJ on left
shoulder 800.
WALTER J. MOREHOUSE,
Owner Quarter Circle VI brand.
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A GOOD OPENING.

For Sale--A piano. For particulars
inquire at this office.
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FOR SALE.

Or will trade for a good mich COW,
an almost new Sharpless cream separ-
atOr. Inquire OF
j. a. GORDON,
At the Sawdon ranch.
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SNAPS FOR HOUSEWIVES.

one dozen steamed hemmed bed sheets
72X90 800. one dozen pillow cases
lJXJ6 $l2o. Good quality. Address
John +. Davies, 262 Willoughby ave,
BROOKLYN, New York.
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For Rent--A choice farm, excellent
improvements, living water through
the place, 50 acres of pillow land, bunch
grass hay can be cut from balance,
six miles from Orovillc. Good open
ing and liberal terms to right man.
Address CHAS. L. KLINE,
Wehesville, Wash.
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INDIAN LANDS FOR SALE-sesled bids VIII
1 he received 10y the undersigned until II
o'ciock. noon, OF July eth. 1902, for the allot-
mcut OF Johu NcDougal, deceased, C-255, com
lri ing the lots land /, see 10, twp 80 r y G,
" m--1i61 acres. For instructions rs to bid
ding apply to capt. Jno. MCA. Webster, Supt
n : y. 4 Miles. Wash.
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FOR SALE, HOTEL OKANoGAN.

Doing fine business. Price $1,000,
onc-half cash balance to suit Would
take small Oroville home, or acreage,
value $500 to 5000, as part OF cash
payment. For full particulars, address
owner.
JOSEPHINE NJ. DEPEW,
OkanOgan, Wash.