The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-11
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is broken down. who lose most IN this
experience, We speak word OF love and
commend them TO tho love and comfort
OF tho good Father who has received him
into rest. Thankful are We that they
have such sweet and gentle memories l"
cheer them In the days of longing.
And as a Mason who cNemplined It's
living principles. man and citizen whose
chivalrous southern h"art expressed his
spirit OF love and help TO all the world,
as one who walked In integrity and with
honor In all the walks OF life, We Cricvc
for him. and yet bow beneath tho viii OF
God in quiet trust.
\ few days ago as | looked into his
eyes, pain glazed and weary. and badc
him remember that Gods will is always
best, he smiled an assent, and as he
went out into the valley he went un-
afraid. with his trust i'm the great
Brother Of the race, and could sing i'm
the going:
Sunset and evening star
And one clear call for nc.
And there will be no morning bar
When ] put out 10 sea
We turn our eyes thankfully 90 the
great silver sea over whose unrufnod
bosom his bark floats in the cladness
eternal. and trust that when the end IS
come for us we may join him and all
the worthy-heartcd in the spaces eternal.
And through the days TN We meet
again we shall never forget tho sweetness
and heroism of his lite OF beautiful serv-
for which nc made HES sacrifice. and
shall hope that our own end may be as
sweet and peaceful as he found in the
shadows that held the abiding morning
for him.
Members Of tho board of governors
of the Commercial club acted as hon.
HaIloran. Charles s. Burton, JOY II.
Johnson, r. Z. Miller, John s. Brans.
ford, Ira II. Lewis, II, r. Clark, \. W.
Carlson, Governor William Spry, Jo-
seph +. Cainc, John Dcrn. George T.
Odell, Samuel Weitz, II. l.. \. Cul-
mer. \, i. Davis. an intimate friend
Of Mr.. Harris, also acted as honorary
paIlbearer.
The active pallbcarers were Orlaudo
w. Powers. NJ II Walker. James II
Brown, ! W. Houston. II. Vance Lane
L. H. Harding, John S. CTitchlow. w.
W Armstrong and X. j. Evans. Pre-
vious to. the public services, brief serv.
ices for the dead were conducted by
members of Argcnta lodge in the lodge
| rooms.
Services at Grave.
Services at the grave in Mount oil.
vet cemetery were simple and impress
| sivc. Rev. Charles +. Perkins. chap
| lain Of ArgcDta lodge, +. and 4. NJ con.
I Quoted the exercises according TO tho
| ritual of the Masonic order and made
! brief address. Members of the Com
! mcrcial club were present aud "A large
! number of friends besides members of
| the Masonic orders.
An unusual honor was extended to
| the memory of Mr.. Harris in the at
| tendance M the funeral services of Past
Grand Master of tho grand lodge Of
! Utah, Fred G.. Scbramm. Members Of
the Weber club of Ogden who were pres.
eut were \. II. Haywood, president of
| the club; X, T.. Iloag. Charles IL. Bar
/ ton. W. G. Wright. w. w. Fleetwood.
| Patrick Healy. Joseph Streug and Ar.
thur Kuhn. The Commercial club Of
Brigham City was represented by w.
! d. $. Hcripgton, W. l.. Hoist and II. L..
| Erdmann,
The floral decorations were unusually
beautiful. la addition 10 "A large num-
| Der of handsome pieces from relatives
and friends there were floral pieces by
clubs and other organizations Of the
city. The Commercial club sent "A huge
| basket of chrvsanthemums and employ
ces Of the club large Coral crescent.
Employees of the Utah Light & Railway
company sent handsome piece and
there were pieces from the Weber club
at Ogden, tho Commercial club of
| Brigham City. the Salt Lake Real Es-
tate association the Manufacturers
association and the japanese colony
Of the city,
Still Another Tribute.
\ beautiful tribute TO Mr.. Harris was
contained in the communication recciV-
ed Wednesday from r, y. IIashImoto