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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-23
MANTI CITIZEN PASSES
AWAY IN CALIFORNIA

MANTl. Utah. oct. 22-George Pea
cock a long time resident of Manu,
passed from this life. Friday. oct Is,
1909. in san Bernardino, California,
where ne had gone, about month
since for his health. Tho immediate
cause Of heath being leakage of the
heart.
The deceased was born In Mauti, in
1857. and had lived there practically all
his life. For same time he was pro-
prletor or the eating house near the
depot He leaves "a wife. and aged
mother. Mrs. Mary Lowry Peacock and
a number of brothers and one sister
The funeral services We're held Tues
day afternoon from the Mauu taber-
naclc. Tho following culogizcd his
memory. Elders Shnnd Squires, WIN.
y. Lowry. and Bishop r. n. Peterson.
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Bye. ALUMNI ASSN
MEETING At LOGAN
boosters Commercial Club Has House
warming Friday.
Oct 20



LOGAN. oct. IA meeting o. the
officers OF the Brigham Young College
Alumni association was held az the col
lego last Monday afternoon. The as
ISOLATION has never been ia a better
condition, II is entirely out OF debt
and has quite a substantial fund in the
bank
il was decided Instead of holding
the business meeting at commence
ment time, as heretofore. il will this
year be held Wednesday night Doe
10. 1909. IL WIN be made an Informal
social AFFAIR and an attempt win be
made 20 interest large number OF
the old graduates In the welfare OF
the college, The officers are trying 10
get complete directory OF the alumni.
which will be published as soon as 10 is
ready.
II is 20 be hoped that an tho gradu-
ates win rally 20 the support Of the
association and the college Although
the college work has been taken away.
there is stiu room for tho old students
20 do the institution great deal Of
good. AT any rate there are "a large
number OF r. Y. college graduates who
Will enjoy pleasant social reunion.
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FUNERAL or JAMES JOHNSTON

OGDEN, oct. 23-The funeral serv-
ices over the remains Of James John
ston were held In the Hooper ward
westinghouse Friday afternoon az 2
o'clock, bishop W W. Childs presiding
The ward choir. with Miss Ida Jones
who sang Who arc these arrayed iu
white furnished the music. The
speakers were President G.. F. Middle
ton. J. p. Bues. George Hunter. G.. A..
Christensen and Bishop Childs, an Of
whom spoke In words of praise and en-
dearment of the deceased The funeral
was well attended and the floral offer
ings were profuse. Iuterment was
made In the Hooper cemetery.
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BOOSTERS HoUsEwARNuNG.

LOGAN, oct 22.-Thc Commercial
Boosters club VIII give its house warm
ing Friday evening. oct %. 10 ~ new
quarters In the Thatcher buiDmg AT
that time the new amusement hall win
b. ready for occupancy and a dance
VIII be given in connection with the
entertainment before the club fixtures
are transferred from the Commercial
club. A new maple floor has been in
stalled i'm the clubs new home. together
with a mission finish OF the entire room.
The evenings social win consist of
dancing. musical program and light
refreshments II promises 20 be one OF
the finest social events of the entire
season.
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day at no "a. m. and %. m. Tho con-
vention will Doe preceded by social In
the Fourth ward hall for all Religion
class officers and workers Saturday
evening at o'clock.
The Jensen Brothers Milling com
pany started the new mill going and
win begin active grinding Monday
morning Elias Forsgren who has had
Years OF experience viii be- the miller
and G. Elias Jensen the general man
agcr
on Tuesday morning Mr.. J. j.. Prih-
bic was operated upon for appended
It's He stood the operation very well
and is now feeling as well as could
possibly be hoped for
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

SILVER DIppER MINING COMPANY
principal place of business JOSS So. Main
Street Salt Lake city Utah.
NOTICE Dr. hereby given that at
meeting of the board OF directors of the
Silver Dippcr Mining Company held on
the 2uu DAY of October 1909. am uSsoss-
meut of ouc-slXtecnth 1-l6l OF one cent
per share was levied and assessed ON tbs
capital stock of said corporation. payable
500 Che office OF tho co.. Room 500 scott
Buuding. salt Lake city. Utah. to Chas.
vcmbcr gtth. 1879 ANY stock upon which
said assessment shall remain unpaid on
tIo Said Nov. cath 1904 VIII De- dcliu-
gueut ana advertised for sale 90 public
auction and unless payment is made
before. viii be sold ON the 10Th day OF
December. 1909. at %. M. of said day.
Co. pay the said delinquent assessment.
thereon. together with the costs of 1d-
ycrtieIng and expenses OF sale.
CHAS. E STREET, Secretary.
Date or first publication, oct B. It'
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sPUR ron PLAIN CITY LINE.

OGDEN. oct. 23-The Oregon
Short Line company have constrcut-
cd a spur track on the Harrisvile
lime TO be used by the Amalgamatol
Sugar Co. IN handling beets from
Plain city The spur viii connect
with the ogden Rapid Transit Co.
line at the Harrisvllle Intersection. %
is estimated that over coo acres OF
bects will be dug In the Plain CITY
district, which VIII aggregate over
1000 tons. The saving In moving the
beets TO tho factory by means OF the
new spur instead OF by team, will be
Of great benefit to the growers and
TO the factory
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B0XELDER LAND SALES
OFFICE AT BRIGHAM

BRIGHAM CITY. oct 22-President
Oleen a. Stohl and a number OF other
citizens from Brigham City. went "a
Logan Tuesday TO attend the land sale
OF the Promontory-C urlew Land COM
pany when $4,000 acres were sold.
amounting TO $4,000 This Is the first
OF number OF sales Of land IN Box
elder county. which until recently be
longed To the Promontory Stock com
pany other sales will follow az soon
as the land can be properly surveyed
and appraised. Al a meeting Of the
board Of directors Tuesday evening n
was decided To open up a branch Of
fee in Brigham city with Oleen y.
Stohl ln charge
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ward and stake authorities are invit-
ed
Regular services will convene at tho
tabernacle tomorrow afternoon az p
O'Clock William ID. Van Dyke. Jr, win
be the speaker The choir under the
leadership Of Prof Joseph B,llantyne.
will furnish special music as follows
Two opening selections e. trio-violn.
flute and organ. a solo by Mr. Chas
Woods and e. closing chorus.
OGDEN, oct 23-NeNt sunday. oct
"a, the ogden stake win hold its roeu-
lar quarterly conference IN the taher-
nncle. There win be one meeting at no
O'Clock in the morning and one at iu
the afternoon. The evening meeting
win be held under the auspices ct tho
Mutual Improvement associations No
is expected that there win be some off
the general authorities frvm Salt Lake
present
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MURRAY BRIEFS.

First ward last night under the man
agcment ~ the y. L. 81. D. A was "a
great success A program was rcn-
dored and "a dance and refreshments
followed
The sunday school of Murray Second
ward uIIi give a Il0lIowo'en party uaEt
Friday evening oct 28. In the ward
amu-emont hall Admission Wiu De- lD
cents per couple Everybody welcome
o. d.. Atwood has moved hIs real
estate office Iu the First National bank
building
Thomas Martin left lasi Tuesday for
Chicago to purchase good flr DTS new
store
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-23

-. MrRRAY, OCT. % Music lovers are
assured a treat next Friday evening.
oct. %, in the Murray First ward audi
forum when the OratOrio artists ap-
pear as the first attraction o. tho Muir
ray Lyceum course. This aggregation
Of musicians. In their rendiuons from
grand and comic opera, and oratorios.
are said 90 have few equals iu tho
United States. Wherever they have ap-
pearod In their recent tour, critics have
been most enthusiastic in giving them
praise Murray A. indeed to be- con-
graduated in bringing such splendid
artists 60 the state
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-23
MOUNT PLEASANT ELECTION
JUDGES APPOINTED

MT. PLEASANT. Oct. 22.-At d
special session Of the city council. Sat
urday evening. the following judges OF
election were appointed for Mt. Pleas
ant.
District No. John A. MatsOn, Mar
tin Knoll and Peter A. Larsen
District &C. W SorensOn, Kimbalt
Johansen ana Christian J. Rasmussen
District Arthur Nielsen, Leonard
Frandsen and j d. Simpson.
District 4-Richard Whitaker, An
drew o. Madsen, Rudolph Naef
District Joseph Jordan, Archie
Swenson and A. j. syndergaard
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MPnEssnE TUNEnAI.

MURRAY, oct ~ Impressive fun
oral services over the remains uf tho
little .-gear-old son of Melvin Klchrs
Nho met death by heinE dSwuai last
Friday oct ll. were held al the WIN
der wand meet,nghouao sunday an NJ
o'clock The spelI ra were A. A. Ful-
ler, d. Merrill of salt Lake City. Geo.
3. Williams, Bishops . ID tumminEF
and j A Cornwall The music was
furnished b. the ward quartet The
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ILLICrT LIQuoR sELLING.

MT. PLEASANT oct. 22.--since the
closing OF the saloons. on Oct /, Il
has been evident that moro ~ less
"bo0tlegging' has been going On. Yes
terday afternoon John Averett ap-
peared before A. g. Waldermar, justice
OF the peace, and pleaded mot guilty"
TO selling liquor without "a license. As
he had no attorney 10 take up his case.
he asked FOR time TO consult one, and
was released until Wednesday. the 27th
inst, on $500 bail
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T Feb. to April 10 T1
10 THE ORIENI

By s. g. Grosser kurfuerst
Seventy-three DAYS, including a days
in Egypt and the Holy Land with side
trip 70 khartoum) costing only 500 o.
and up. including shore excursions.
SPECIAL FEATURES Madeira,
Cadiz. seville. Algiers. malta, Constan-
tinople Athens. Rome the Riviera. etc
Tickets good 90 stop over in Europe. TO
include Passion Play. etc.
FRANK 4. CLARK.
Times Bldg. New York.
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Nature makes the cures
after all.
Now and then she gets
into a tight place and needs
helping out.
Things get started in the
wrong direction.
Something is needed to
check disease and start the
system in the right direction
toward health.
SCOTS Emulsion Of Cod
Liver NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
can do just this.
1t strengthens the nerves,
feeds famished tissues, and
makes rich blood.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS
asnd los.. name Of payer and this ad for our
beautiful savinss Bank and Child's Sketch. Book
Zach bank contains Good LucS Penny.
SCOTT a BOVINE 400 Pearl ST.. New York
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-23
DEMOCRATIC RALLY WEDNESDAY

OGDEN. oct 2S.-The Democratic
party will hold a rally next Wednes-
day evening az the Weber academy at
s O'Clock. IL is understood that the
speakers will be Mayor Brewer and
members Of the city council. and thoy
viii refute the charges made by VIII
liam Glasnann az the rally given by
the Republicans last "Wednesday eve
ming
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SUIT ON \ NOTE.

OGDEN oct. "a suit was filed IN
the district court by Mary f. Fitzger-
aid against Elizabeth G.. Ieggct for
the collection of $500 alleged 10 be- due
plaintiff ON a promlssOry note dated
July .. 1907. and interest since Jan o.
1908, secured by a mortgage on certain
real estate located i'm ogden
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FUNERAL OF JOHN TooMBs.

LOGAN. Oct. 22-Funeral services
over the remains OF John Toombs who
died In the Sixth ward Sunday evening
were held In the ward meetinghouse
Thursday afternoon. a large number
Of friends and relatives were present.
The speakers were an old time associ-
ates or deceased. They we're W W
Hickman. w. @. Farrell George Dun
bar. Moses Thatcher and A r. Gran
ncE.
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FUNERAL or MRs. NYnonG.

MT. PLEASANT. oct 22-The fun
eral OF Mrs. Nyborg was held from
her old home. Friday. oct 22 at
D. M, Rev H. r. MOrk officiating DE.
ceased died al the home OF her SON.
Ephraim. iu s. Anthony Idaho. Il
blood poisoning or gangrene. Mrs NV
borg was "A years old. she was ma
tive OF sweden and came 90 utah loo
1860 ana NJ Pleasant the year follow
ing. Four sons survive her
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MOUNT PLEASANT Bnnrs.

n. NJ s. Ncy died Wednesday eve
ming at his home In this city OF par
alysis.
The lady teachers OF the public
school in connection with 90 few other
lady citizens have organized ladies'
sewing club. which has been named
the o n o club
The AT Pleasant high school ls pIy-
ing "a grand BAH this evening The
proceeds win be- used In purchasing ref
eIence books.
The teachers from Mauu visited the
public schools of M Pleasant today
Sir scblf Carlson of Spring city
and Mifs Bessie Norman of Mt Plea.
amt were married oct a. at MantI
They intend 90 make their future home
in Mt Pleasant
Dr A. j stewart and family left
Mt Pleasant Friday for Salt Lake
city where they win make their m-
urc home Tho doctor win practise
medicine having taken over che pfac-
tlse OF d. Ross Anderson
Big sale ON garments a. Main
Cache Knitting store.
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LAM"
IW 5000 tons. brand new.
~ supcrhly htted h
MOUND THE WORLD

Safety. Comfort. one Steamer for the
Entire Cruise, Maximum Convenience
with elevator. grill room gymnasium.
deck swimming pool
FROM NEW YORK, OCTOBER l6. 1893
nearly four months. costing only $3.50
and UP. including an necessary exc
penses. princely travelling I'm balmy Cli-
mates. Entertainments. lectures. card
parties and chaperonage for ladies.
SPECIAL FEATURES Madeira,
Egypt, India, Ceylou. Burma, Java. Bor-
neo Philippines. China. Japan. An un-
usual chance to visit unusually attrac-
tive places.
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LOGAN.

The News is Delivered by Carrier
in Logan Every Night SUNDAY cx-
ceptcdl az % cents Per Month All
payments ana complaints regarding
delivery should be made TO } NJ.
blair Agent for Daily. saturday
and SEMI Weekly News 1855 W.
First North street. Phone Na-R
neii
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donces and the plans of the most Don-
yenently arranged homes of tho day.
This little edition dc luxe rehects
great credit on thc enterprise of me
Salt Lake Security a Trust Goa ana
deserves complimentary mention for
the unusually superior typographical
and artistic effects brought OUT 81 ne
DosorOt News job GO.
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Worms

"csscnretf ste oertainly Zoe I gave q friend
on when the oocter vas treating him fot cancel
81 the stomach. The nest morning he passed
fout pieces Of tapc worm. Ne thea not = boz
and In three days he paased tape " orr, IS feet
Ions. II was hr Matt Freck ct Nllitrsbufr
Deuphin Co, ~ fsm quite a wofkrr for Goes
feis. Vs. them nyscfand Q nd them beneficial
for most any disease caused BY iinpurc blood d
Chas. X Condor, Lewiston - (MIlun Col
Peasant Palatable Potent Taste Good
Dc Good Never Sickeu. Weaker or Gripo
lVcs -. 5oc. Never solf ia bulk The asnu.
Zoe tablet stamped 6 G.. Guaranteed 20
cure o. your mcncy back gll
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BUSINESS NOTES

The week has been one Of extreme
activity I'm almost the only stocks that
brokers report as Obtainable. viz.
Utah-ldaho preferred. Amalgamated
Sugar and Consolidated Wagon These
changed hands at the figures named
below. Both brokers Burton and Geo.
NJ. Cannon report large transactions in
Sugar. =. c. NJ. l.. Deseret National
bank and Home Fire Insurance are
practically on the market
Reports from the beet fields state
that the beets are coming In at a ire
mendous rate, and the October de-
llveries, II the present weather con-
unues, VIII probably excel any other
month In the history OF the industry.
This means that a cOrrespOndingly
large sum Of money will be disbursed
10 the farmers on Nov. To-
Following are the latest quotations:
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ECCLESIASTICAL NOTICES

OGDEN oct 23-Tho Religion class
convention Of tho ogden stake win be
held on sunday oct "a h the Weber
Academy. There will be an officers
meeting az 10 a. M followed by a union
meeting. Al p. M. general meeting
Will convene 10 which parents and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-23
MAYOR IN CUPID's ROLE

BRIGHAM CITY. oct Wedues-
day was busy day for Mayor Black
burn During the DAY he was invited
10 the home Of Mr. and Mrs, Charles
Wight where he found their son Rees
Wight and Miss Marie Andersen OF
this city, anxious to be married The
mayor tied the nuptial knot and went
back TO the store when once more he
was called upon to come 60 the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. George stokes OF the
Second ward that evening and per
form the ceremony which made theiy
daughter, Ethel and Mrs. Ezekiel
Thompson of Denver, husband and
wife.
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WEDDING PERMIT.

Ogden oct ga marriage license
was issued TO William A. DAILY Of Den
vor Colo, and Sadie NJ Whelon OF
Leadville, Colo.
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DRY FARMING CONGRESS,

October 2bih, to 29th. Inclusive
Tickets on sale from oregon Sh
Line points 10 Butte October 22nd 10
2bth, good for return to November
AN See agents Tor further paru-
Culara.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-23

Six room modern house la Waterloo
with hedge. lawn, yard and chicken
run Inquire 312 First Avenue,
Waterloo. Bell phone 53oS X. easy
terms.
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DIR. J. LLOYD WOODRUFF.

304-5 Sharon BLDG. once hours 20
g. Bell 5000. Res. Bell Forest lOl.
Ind. $40.
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nuls8g Take Security and Trust
hand D'. just Issued one OF me
on I'M DO booklets ever produced m
oomnhrs,t, elnp fehonslVe ilttie 49, w ~
ougInsia,. 90 its printers ~
papcr MA Bound IN stratmore 49,
photographic eneet an
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MrsCAL TEsrINAI.

floral offerings were very beautiful and
abundant
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the fontispiece, illustrated with sur
prisingly clear house cuts, and hlled
with wei written suggestive matter on
the delights OF owning, not renting.
nno'a heaTihstonc. owning Your own
Home ia not only worthy OF peruaal,
but we'll worth keeping a. descrp-
tive on the style Of salt Lakes resi-
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MURRAY DEPARTMENT

sassEsg and vicinity tho
Ylrst HstonA
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quilts, lannels, and winter goods
There Is no complaint this fall Of either
shortage of cars or delays In shipments
from the east Jobbcrs report the fall
dress goods market as moving, with
leaning toward fancy woolens in sup
Elementary supplies. while staple lines
for spring mako as strong showing
Nearly all the late calls for dress fab
RIGS show this growing demand for
fancy woolens, wOrsted construction
goods have sold heavily all through
the season, and prices are still fully
maintained As TO dress goods In the
higher grades OF wOolens and worsteds
in both plain and fancy effects. the en-
tire market shows an Improvement
over last year. Some OF the large i'm
porters find that their orders for next
spring. ina some instances more than
double those of last season This Is
true OF fine worsted suitinRs Of English
and German manufacture and OF some
lines of imported broadcloths.
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RETAIL DRY GOODS.

In the retail trade. dealers report
that the present fine weather Is detri-
mental 10 their business, as people will
not buy as they do in cold weather.
However trade is very fair consider
ing, particularly In sales OF fur suits,
Dealers can attention 20 the advisable
ity Of buying now IN this line n people
expect 80 find what they want The
advice is. Don't wait. for II you do
you many not find more than the tail
iugs 10 select from" The trade re-
ports the leading style for this fall Is
the plated skirt, made a tribe longer
than instcp length. An Of the street
costumes that are making good rec
ords are bringing higher prices than
the same class OF goods did last year.
Western buyers arc taking generous
supplies OF low grade tailor suits for
delivery after Thanksgiving. Holi-
day trade is expected TO he large on all
lines Of ready made clothing. The
millinery trade is not doing much. il
being between fall and winter Car
pets and drapery are good sellers this
season
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BRIGHAM CITY BRIEFS.

Religion class convention viii be held
in the Brigham city tabernacle sum
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Big sale ON garments a. Main
Cache Knitting store
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Report made TO tho Secretary OF state
~ tho state OF Utah. of the condi-
tIon Of the
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BONDS

C.. Home Bldg. & r. r. CO.. pfd. 100
e. Home Bldg. g. r. r. Co. com 100
The daily Alaskan., 1909-12-23
A Story of Stevenson.

After one of Dumas plays which he saw presented in Paris and in which a man employs an unworthy strotagem against a woman Robert Louis Steven son wrote:
 "I came forth from that performance in a breathing heat of indignation. On the way down the Francais stairs I trod on an old gentleman's toes, where upon. with that suavity which so well becomes me, I turned about to apolo- glze and on the instant, repenting me of that intention, stopped the apology midway and added something in French to this effect: No You are one of the persons who have been ap- plaudlng that piece. l retract my opol- ogy.'
 Said the old Frenchman. laying his hand on my arm and with a smile that was truly heavenly in temperance, irony, good nature and knowledge of the world, 'Ah. monsieur, vous etes bIen jeune' (Ah, sir, you are very young,."