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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-22
SUNDAY SERVICES N
PROVO TABERNACLE
Elder J. MILFORD Booth Tells OF Con-
ditions in Jerusalem and the
Holy Land.

PROVO. NOV. 22.--There was large
congregation IN attendance at the stake
tabernacle yesterday afternoon TO hear
Elder ]. wilford Booth. who recently
returned from the Turkish mission
where he had labored for some II years
and had presided over same for seven
years. lie discoursed interestingly on
conditions in the Holy Land and Of the
progress Of Mormonism there. Elder
Booth stated that at Jerusalem tho
Jews we're working for the restoration Of
their promised land and that already the
migration was great. lie said the city
was being built. as foretold many hum
dreds Of years ago, and found plenty or
reasons why the LatteT-dsy Saints and
Jews should be united in the upbuilding
Of Jerusalem. lie pointed out thar the
Mormons we're OF the tribe OF Joseph.
while the Jews we're Of Judah ana thai
those were the faVOrite tribes OF israel
and the ones that would rebuild the
city. redeem the waste places and build
4 new Zion. for which the Jews now
gather every Friday at Jerusalem and
plead and pray. In 1915 there we're
but 500 Jews In and around Je-
rusalem Since that time by edici or
the sultan OF Turkey they were forbid
Den TO remain there. yet there are today
600 Jews In jerusalem and 81 colonies
In Palestine
One Of the leading members OF the new
administration under the new COnstitu-
ton Of Turkey has promised colony or
Jews a tract OF land In Mesopotamia, be-
tween the rivers Tigris and Euphrates
where they can have self-rovernment In
a short time N the country Is redeemed
Another part OF the Scriptures he
thought was being fulhlied By band
OF Americans who undertook 90 rebuild
the city. 50 far. at least as their own
homes were concerned, under the instruc-
lions 81 ancient prophecy which states
that the noise ~ q hammer shall not be
heard IN the building OF the new Jeru-
salem. These men IN 1913 collected All
their materials together fashioning them
80 that IN the construction OF their homes
not hammer WIS hard. ship was
chartered 20 convey their materials from
the west OF Jerusalem where they were
Installed. a coloney OF 10 Americans live
there now In an almost ideal order Of
Enuch where everything r. IN common
That Jerusalem will be rebuilt MI.
Booth said he was certain. and that the
blessings % the Lord were not being full
filled more rapidly was because OF tho
unhelief 81 his children.
Elder ROoth referred 10 the progress
~ the gospel work IN the Holy Land
ana told Of a number nf miracles which
had been performed under his personal
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TWO MEN DROWNED sga9s
NEAR CARDST0N. CANADA

Especial correspondence
tARDSTON. Canada. Nov. ia sad
accident happened last Sunday week.
40 Ross Lake. about 20 miles east from
here Two young men, Thomas owen
and John True went out on the lake Quo
q small canoe which IN some way upset
about 400 or 800 yards from the shore
Both made signals OF distress 10 two
companions who were ON the shore The
two men in the water managed for
lorV time TO support themselves by
holding TO the upturncd canoe From
the reports which came TO Cardston the
next day, no rescue was effected before
darkness came on aud 10 is surmised
the mon became chilled so they could
no longer hold 10 the support and were
finally drowned 4 large party went
out from the town and surrounding
country 20 aid in the search for the
missing ones
Both Of these young men came from
Wisconsin and have been engaged eN-
tcusheN u farming ON a portion of
the knight ranch, east from here.
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ORIGIN OF THE RE0RGANIZED
CHURCH AND SUCCESSION.

A book Of 40 pages showing the lat
ter-day apostasy.
This book. IS invaluable and indis-
pensahlo to missionaries and al other
students OF Church history. II deals
thoroughly with the origin OF the Re
organized church and conclusively
proves Il 90 be OF apOstate sources. al
Sd that that church has departed from
the doctrines OF the Prophet Joseph
Smith and now attacks them vindic-
lively, denying many OF the principles
OF the gospel The book also treats
the Succession in the Presidency and
shows that PRESIDENT BRIGHAM
YOUNG WAS PROPERLY ORDAIN-
ED TO LEAD THE CHURCH.
Nv Elder Joseph q. Smith. Jr.
Just published by the Dcseret News.
Cloth binding per copy 80 cents. IN
paper 80 cents.
SEND ORDERS TO THE DEsERET
NEWS BOOK STORE.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL RECEPTION.

LOGAN. Nov. 2l.-The Sunday school
children OF Cache stake were given
treat this morning at the tabernacle,
a treat that has not been given the
children OF this stake for over nine
years All the stake sunday schools
assembled at the stake tabernacle at
1880 and following a very interesting
discourse by President Joseph r Smith,
a general handshakng was INDUCED
in. The building was filed 10 over
flowing and President Smith expressed
his appreciation of meeting with the
youth Of this stake. Nine years ago
similar gathering took place at tna
tabernacle while President Snow was
alive. To show the change since that
time President Smith called for thu
hands OF those who were under 10 yearS
OF age and small army OF handF
arose.
A piano solo was rendered by VII
liam Peterson OF the Fourth ward sun
dav school and double quartet Gang
following which Bishop C.. w NiblCy
spoke briefly.
A board meeting was held al the y
Y. college yesterday at which the fol-
lowing trustees we're present: Presi-
dent Joseph r. Smith. Bishop g. W.
Nibley r. w. Young L. Y. Martineau.
Alma Merrill. w II. Hsughan. Other
than routine matters nothing of special
news value was taken up.
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FUNERAL SERVICES.

PROVO. Nov. q Funeral services over
the remains Of George r. Billings Of tho
Flrst ward. who died Al the groves
i. ID. 5 hospital from typhoid fever Fri-
dav at the age Of AZ years. were held
yesterday IN tho Firth ward meeting
house There was "a good Attendance or
relatives aid friends The speakers
we're Elders j. ~ Booth. Joseph A. But
ne aud Bishop q. m Berg. Tho deceased
il survived BY his wife and four chill
dren.
The funeral OF little Fay Jacques. the
G-year-Old daughter OF Ar. and Mrs.
Millage Jacques. Was held SATURDAY On
the FIRST ward nieetluehousf, The
speakers we're Elders ID. John Ir.. Jos.
A Buttlo and Bishop q. M Berg
There Was a good Attendance at the
funeral services over tho remains ~ o.
A. peav held sesicrday in the cougrc-
gatlonal church. The funornl sermon was
preached by Rev }. challcn smith
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DISTRICT COURT HEARINGS.

PROVO. Novh 22.-'rh following busi-
ness has been transacted In the Four'h
district court:
The Western Loan Savings company
has commenced suit against y. A. Jack
man and wife and the Bank OF Spanish
Fork FOR the foreclosure OF a morlgage
on p acres OF land near Spanish FORK
aud to collect ass. together WIN inter-
est and attorney fees.
Eugene Whitear has commenced SUIT
against Emma {. Greeuhalgh ~ al 20
ouie title 20 four and Onc-half acres or
Utah county land near santaquin.
evidence has been heard I'm tho divorce
s,lit OF Ann Kelly. % American PORK,
" James Kelly. on the grounds or IN
toxicatlon and failure 10 provide. The
matter was taken under adviscment' iho
psrties Mere married April T. 1923
EDWARD peter Carter Of salt Lake CITY,
a native OF Australia, and Hugh and
Marx shaw OF lehL natives OF Eng
land, were admitted 10 citizenship.
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dinner was given Wednesday az the
home of the brides parents.
DENTm or YOUNG GInL.

FA1RV1EW. utah. Nov 2O.--rhc
funeral services of Mclalda Nielsen.
the t5-year-old daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs Ole Nielsen, was held &C the Fair
view Westinghouse. Tuesday afternoon
Elders =. Peterson. G.. Peterson. Joseph
Hansen and Bishop j. =. Peterson were
the speakers The deceased died Sun
day morning after suffering Tor some
time from pneumonia. She has been
a sufferer for n long time from heart
trouble but has borne an with patience
She leaves "a host OF young friends
Mrs VIII Turpin Is ill With pneu-
monla
Mrs. Lanugrcn was operated upon
by Mt Pleasant doctors for cancer, and
is improving splcndidly,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-22
GAMBLING JOINT RAlDEO.

o,nrN Nov. 22.-Chief OF Police
V,,,inv ana Detective Bob Burke
49, ,5od "a room adjoining the Globe sa-
ie'u' -, twenty fourth street Saturday
l9Sa ana found a poker game running
~ an blast W. w Van Noy Ms5 3
..vrrested on the charge OF gambling anu
nan Parker and n W. Wallaee a.
.yitpesses. All Of the men MeIs le
NluI sfter bail had been furnished
leas ,,,,reo F',.y. proprietor Of the saloon
by ,'sy,cers used a heavy lever TO break
pnt he door leading from the saloon
W.. Gambling room. A room former
~ w FOR gambling over the Elephant
,,, was also raided but the place
$500 go found deserted and dark.
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BAMBERGER COMES TO TOWN.

OGDEN. Nov 22--lt is rumored that
a deal was closed Saturday afternoon
whereby the trains Of the Bamberger
railroad Will be hauled to the new de-
pot site on Lincoln avenue and Twenty
fifth street by the ogden Rapid Transit
company, Mr.. Bsmberger has exerto I
every effort TO have his trains brought
to this point for some time past pend
ing the completion OF an electric power
plant at Lagoon. He petitioned the city
council 20 be allowed to operate his
steam trains temporarily. on this stree.
but was denied that privilege, owing
crtv owners
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MAN FROM PHILADELPHIA
ATTEMPTS SUICIDE

ogden Nov 22.--Iast night man
named ". n Roberts. Jr., was found
in convulsions near the corner OF
Trenty.fourth street and Grand ave
nue. He had taken a big dose OF lauda-
mum 10 Kill himself The police we've
quickly notified and they hurried HIM
10 the station. where DR.. A. A, Robin
son. after strenuous work, saved the
mans life.
Upon being revived Roberts said he
was chemist, and that his home was
10 Philadelphia. Letters We're found m
his pockets addressed TO his brother-in-
law. Howell Moore Of Philadelphia, and
a lady friend In these missives he babe
them goodbye forever, and said that he
vas tired " life.
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DIVORCE SUIT WITHDRAWN.

OGDEN, Nov. 22.-Divorce proceed
ings recently brought by Mrs Mary
Ellen Richie against her husband,
Thomas Richie, and the sensational
Goss-eomplaint fled by Richie. wero
withdrawn Saturday by mutual consent
and the case dismissed, with the stipu-
lailon that each OF the parties pay their
respective costs. Judge Howell allowed
each OF the parties to the action to file
notices OF withdrawal and Immediately
ordered the matter taken OF the court
Docket
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-22
CNRDsroN WINS PRIZES.

CAGDSTON. Nov 15-The delegates
90 the Dry Farm congress at Billings
Mont. have returned and bring the
most ngttcrmg reports of tho adNau-
tagcs offered through such gatherings.
besides. Cardston took three drst and
three second prizes In the competition.
Spring wheat from Kimbau although a
hard variety. by some ineXplicable rea-
SON took only second place against
"a sample of soft wheat from elsewhere.
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WILL BUILD DIsTmLERY.

OGDEN. Nov. ga distillery VIII
soon be erected near Riverdale under
the direction OF w. G.. Applegate Of salt
Lake A deal is now on whereby o
hve-acre tract OF land az Riverdalc
viii pass into the possession OF Mr.
Apologize. who. Il Is learned. has al
ready placed the order for machinery
In Kentucky. This will cause mar
ket for barley and rye to be established
In ogden.
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ooNFERENcE PAMPHLET.

The full Proceedings of the soth
ssml-annual conference containing "a
Verbatim report of every discourse
delivered at this very interesting
Conference. b nov Issued. These SER
mons viii not appear in any other
form. A IL in fact regular Jour
mai of Dlsooursos and should be IA
the library of every i.attcr-day saint
IA h also good pamphlet % mail 10
friends. pricc 35r post paid.
DESEREI MEMS nOOk STORE
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urAm COUNTY TEACHERS.

PROVO, Nov 22 THE Uiah County
Teachers Institute met Saturday in
the b. &. ~. buildings
The matter Of the state teachers con-
yention 10 be held iu salt Lake on Dec.
81. - ana a Was considered ana an tho
teachers urged a. attend.
Rev. y A. simpkins delivered an
eloquent address on 'erho Teachers Ideal
and Duty" Mics Rozella pollock prime
airy supervisor Of schools in Salt Lake,
made a brief address on TlhC Real IT,
sues Of Education" in the afternoon the
Che departments.
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COLLIDEs wTrm srREEr CAR.

utDEN, Nov. about noon Satur-
gay a collision between Wall avenue
sweet car and one Of the steam roll
=. belonging 20 r. J. Moran, occurred.
rlNeen Twenty -fifth and Twenty sixth
WseN on Wall avenue The fender
s.n Steps Of the car were slightly
uanaged and the boiler on the steam
elT was displaced a few inchcs
"neiWlso there was no damage.
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FOOD CoNnITInNs Appnnvrn

WIDEN, Nov. % f w. Burke state
W p..l, food and oil commissioner OF
w sNnlng' with headquarters al Chey-
y. ' mas been inspecting the methods
handling these branches IN Utah
s.l on leaving for his home, expressed
s 49, satisfaction al the way the pure
h. laws are enforced IN this state
~ guy Lake ho WAS shown around the
.G py willard Hansen. the state conf
b. .oheE ana J, $. Carver took him
q" mana when he reached ogden ana
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PRISONER FIRES BEDDING.

OGDEN Nov. % Considerable OK
cement was caused at the Police sta
Ton on saturday night when w. *.
ual, sWitchman, who had been ar
le''ed earlier In the evening, set fire to
ns mattress and tried TO smoke out alt
me Prisoners. His cries OF "hra"
brought Detective Pincock who quickly
pun out the blaze and locked Day ia
another cell with nothing but the bare
foor " sleep on
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DEsEREr EVENING NEWS MONDAY NOVEMBER % 1909

on the head with q hammer az Mercur
some day last week when the two men
had row.
George A. Startun. charged with vio-
lating the bicycle ordinance a. few days
before the election, has filed am afn-
davit asking for change OF venue from
Justice Moons court on the ground that
he cannot receive fair trial before
Justice Noon. Justice johnson OF SPRING
Vile has been selected TO hear thc
case AR Startup was the nominee FOR
Justice Of the peace on the Republican
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srUpENrs, RECIrAL.

OGDEN, Nov. 22.-ruesday evening
at o'clock Prof. Squire Coop will
hold class evening In his studio.
when the following named pupils viii
furnish a program from Chopin Misses
Mabel Rolapp, Rachel Farley. Ruth
Anna Webster, Lillian Wright, Tulie
Baker. Maud ziemer. At the conclusion
OF the program an Informal reception
will be held
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-22
OGDEN BRIEFS.

John Mcdonald was arraiEncd i'm pO-
lice court Saturday morning on tho
charge OF mendicancy and sentenced
70 10 days in jail or fine Of $40.
Judge w " King OF salt Lake was
the speaker at the afternoon services
~ the tabernacle Sunday. special
musical program was presented by the
"a bcTucIe choir
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-22
FAlRvlEW WEDDINGS
AND OTHER NOTES

FAIRNlEW Nov 20 Martin Bohne
aud Anna Murdoch of This place were
married al Manti ON Monday Nov. ~
1909
Willard Vance and Ellis Jensen Of
this place surprised their many friends
hy going 90 Manfl and getting mar
rled the first of The week. A family
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LOGAN.

The News is Delivered bv Carrier
IN Logan Every Night (Sundav ex-
cepted) az % Cents Per Month All
payments and complaints regarding
delivery. should DO made to T. NJ
Blair, Agent FOR Daily. SATURDAY.
and Seini-Wec<lv News iS W.
First North Street. Phone 30s-R
Bell
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MEnDING RFLLs.

PROVO. Nov. 2l.-Marriage licenses
have been issued TO the following
couples,
Theodore n Salisbury and Josephine
snow both or Provo Bench.
ID. y. Eddy OF springvile and Jennie
Bee gley Of spanish Fork
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pIEp Ar MENrAL nospIrAL.

PROVO Nov. 22-Mrr Bella Parry u
Manti died saturday az the state mental
hospital from acute melanchnlin az
the age Of A. years. The remains were
shipped 40 Manti today by o. N. berg q
Son for burial
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conducted him through the packing
plant. canning factories, etc. showing
him that the law regulating the sani-
tory conditions Is being strictly OBJ
served.
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N JusroE NooNIs CornI.

provo. Nov a John Ault. an on-
elneer on the Mercur road was hnod 49,
Saturday Tor strikinf Percy u. renneo
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DO NOT MISS 1T.

Removal Sale.
CHRISTENSEN & ANsON co.
1911 W. 2nd SO. st.
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observation In the mission field and add
"a that there were four people IN Uian
Wbo had been cured miraeulously OF
trachoma.
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Tbs News Is delivered nv carrier
every niGht eSundny excepted Al Is
cents per month All payments Bpd
CON plants FegArdipg delivery should
be made 20 David johnson. agent
for Daily, Saturday and Seni- Week
~ News Orders taken for Church
WORKS Residence 81 South First
West Street
Carrier east side or Academy Ave.
Bell 9os-red
Carrier west side Of Academy Ave.
Ind l0e-A.
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BUY NOW.

Removal Sale Prices
CARSTENSlcN a. ANSDN co.
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INFORMATION WANTED.

James d. Uoit. Green Lame Road.
corner Of Mornington ST.. Leicester.
would IKE to hear from his uncle AL
fred Arrowstmith. Harry Hcnshaw. %
% Lothier Rd. Aylcrtonc near Lcices-
ter would like To- hear from his son.
Arthur Hcnahaw Thomas Marstou. OF 30
Henton Road. Leicester England. would
IKE 20 hear from his uncle. samuel
Wells, who went 90 Utah from Burton
on-rrcut England.
WEBER, EVERETT, FISCHER
PIANOS.
Removal sale Prices.
CABSTl1NSE g. ANSON co
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Tho government is building a fine
bridge across the river at the "Bunga-
low ON the Cochlaue ranch, thus pro-
vidins q safer means Of transportation
for the people In that rapidly growing
district
Arizona republican., 1909-04-19
THIS WONDERFUL COUNTRY.

Dear reader, do you know that this wonderful country of ours-here In the Salt River valley is the most pro- ductive country in the world? That all of the commonly termed hot air of real estate men and promoters put to- gether cannot do the country justice cannot hold its attributes too highly because there is not one real estate man or promoter in thousand. who actually knows the real facts of the case--is not enough of a scientist has not followed experiments-or read deeply enough into the subject-to ac- tually know the wonderful virtues of the Salt River valley.
 Not one real estate man or pro- moter in fifty fully realizes that there are only two other localities on the planet-a small patch in the lower part of California, and a still smaller patch in Iowa-where the soil is really as productive.
 Not one real estate man or promoter in a hundred knows that the Salt River valley has six more days of sun shine than any other section in the universe-southern California coming next with six days less.
 Not one real estate man or promoter in five hundred realizes what a large per cent of sodium nitrate exists in the Salt River valley soil-how much more than can be found any where else on Mother Earth.
 Barring everything that has ever been said either wildly or conserva- lively. no one ever as yet has been able to foretell the marvellous future in store for the Salt River valley. The only men who ought to know-gov- ernmental eXperimenters, and agricul- tural scientists-say it is beyond them to predict that this country of ours crude as it may be today. has the greatest possibilities-the greatest fu- ture in store for it than has ever been known of any locality In the history of the world-that it will overstep anything that can be possibly realized by the most dreamy of agricultural
Arizona republican., 1909-04-19
STARTING AGAIN.

There are all kinds of men who are of good repute. but who are scoundrels at heart-their good reputations have been made because their real lives have been kept from being made pub lie. A good reputation is what you are thought to be, character is what you really are.
 Wouldn't it be great if we could start in again and have the experience of the past to guide us-the eXper- riences that struggling years have giv- en US?
 You would probably be a multi good reputation and also a character You'd hold tight to both.
 If you had you ten, twenty, or thir ty years experience as a starter you'd climb the ladder of success by certain definite rounds.
 You'd gain the confidence of your customer and hug it tight-you'd push substitute.
 You'd always place yourself in the customers shoes-treat him as you would want to be treated. You'd be square. If your statesmen ever tried to handle a sale slovenly, you'd ''call him down" for it.
 You'd keep your store neat. displays artistic, fresh and up to the minute.
 You'd advertise honestly. earnestly. intelligently and continuously-in season and out.