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SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR or
NEW YORK CITY WILL BIZ AN AUTOCRAT

! ourselves mp in the business of self
government In colonial DAYS he was APP
| pointed by the governor and next Tor
Incncration after independence. by what
was known as the state council of ap-
nointmcnt But point for home rule
WAS gained in 1871, when the common
council OF New York city was giVCn the
power OF choosing the mavor, Indeed. hc
| was not elected be- popular vote until
1894; and mis- appointments were subject
To confirmation by the board of alder
mon until 1851. Still more powers were
added in 1898, whom he was gwen 40
sulute authority 10 remove hIs own APP
potatoes during their first SIX months IN
office. After that timu hls removal
had 10 be approved by the governor
But in 1901. The revised charter gave
the mayor tho uncontrolled power Of re-
moynl over all Of his appointcrs through
out his term Thus Governor Hughes
did not have 10 consent 10 the removal
Of Police Commissioner Bingham this
summer. as would have been the case
nine Vcurs ago. This generous charter
amendment of 1901 also repealed ihc old
pro- isIon rendering he MAYOR Ineligible
for reelection; and this repeal allowed
Mcclellan his three terms, SAT ai the
same time ihc mayor term vas re-
ruccd from tour 10 two years, aud 1t
was arranged that no more of his ap-
pointccs but now elective Officers only,
should SIT upon The powerful board OF
public improvements. renamed the board
of estimate and appointment While |
rho scope of The civil service law at
fccting the filling of mnor city offices |
has been increased. and although sub
ordinate salary schedules must nov pass
through two boards instead of being ar
bitrarilv fixed hv hur"au heads. all of |
this limits the direct powers OF thc bu |
rcaucrats moro ihan il lessons the auto. |
cracy of his honor himself.
Moro AuGocratic Than Ever.
He is more Of an auiocrat than ever
before Thus George r.. Mcclellan has
arhit rarily closed up thealcrs as I'M
safe and exercised hi$ onc-man power
to perform other acts affecting large
investments Of capiral, And the mayor
of New York has the chief responsible
ity in directing the expenditure of
vast annual budget, sometimes one
third as much rs that of the federal
and greater than thc com
bined budgets OF any other five cities
in the country.
Twice as Great as Norway.
The new autocrat of Greater Now
York viii bc free to exercise tins rule
over twice as many people rs there are
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Governor Names DaIeeatea.

Governor William Spry an SATURDAY.
appointed the following delegates 10
represent Utah at the National Farm
Land congress, 10 lac held in Chicago
November 10 20 20:
John Henry Smith, O. j. Salisbury,
D. j.. Burley, Kenneth G. Kerr, L. l.,
Merrill, J. l.. Taylor, George Austir
Arnold Giaque, r w. Young. Eyerari
Bicrcr. Jr., j. G., Mcdonald, George A.
Whitokar. Joseph Geoghegap, I. r.
Cutler, Frank II. Ncbckcr, r. s
Northrop. of Salt Lake; Fred J. Kiesc,
c. j. Ross, Angus Wright, A, R. Hay-
ward, Ogden; Thomas Judd, st. George;
w II, Ray, Provo; Willard Hanson,
Fielding; j. r. Murdock, Hcber; Jane;
L. Clyde, Heber; !. II, Clark, Amer
can Fork, j. II, Gardner, Lchi; Joal
II, Dixon, Payson; W, W. McLaugHli,r
Logan: L. r. South, Salt Lake, Dr.. E.
ID. Ball, Logan: A IL. Snow, Bingham.
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his allegiance. He has writ,,u
spoken against the brulaIi,ic, e and
police, and it Was his CHARGE tho. we
police had prosecuted an lnnncnat tAs
that brought abomt tho rcqign,,;Ne lad
foIIcc Commissioners Bingham las, Of
mcr. But what brought C;o,'na sum
greatest glory was his sucocssf,J pis
against Boss John Y Nc ,In2ht
whom he had convicted Tor nnYIhaoc,
frauds, and this victory led -. ..'clion
TO the attorneys nomination ~ once
publIcanS and ludcpcndnnr Don'Is ~ Ne
60 the supreme court of Nov Vyas
wbIcls he has been twice re.e)crteSS' %
While his present rivals have H.
thus acQuiiiInG themselves, Mr. Zen
nard, who Is still bachelor has s.r nan,
rs commissioners Of education 'vssci no1'i
MAYOR Strong, and has been vice V' ""us'
dent of the Charity Organization pes!' se
ctT. He was also inst 5'rumcutaI ;n 'Vgi' m
founding of the celebrated pbiI;,n,b tne
lc paWnShop, known as the pro,i5VVp
Loan society, whcrcat the noor ''a,
Greater New York may obtain Io VI
on their personal property a. nm. Ieli, w.;
ot tho pawuhrokcrs rate. 'ulra
But fourth m1l who mas az r,
= stake IN ;hlS campaign as any oG ~
.hrrc candidates IS Charles r Nnt,luc uc
nc - alocnEccpcr whom Croker ,I,
ommissioHcr of docks ard fer,;os "auc
"hu was chairman pG The T,r,Tr.'".q ".q
Democracy for ton wears pr;nr 49, 'r.y
;UCcCssion as chief Of Tamm,r,.' nv ~,
5er"n years ago. Niurphv is 5o, "sn =,
Will" Tammany has 'obra;cd lis Ioon
birthday this wear. "s
lDHH : FL" '.T-f " vky.I>.
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SUNDAY SERVICES
IN ZION CHURCHES

Gran church. Second South and Fourth
East. sunday school at > p. m. An
Danish people cordially invited.
German Lutheran st Johns church.
Seventh South and stat" streets, WI
liam j. LanLoT, pa:tor-Prcrarato:Y
service at 10 q, M; divine service j.
conmcmorstion of the reformation bv
LutE~r and holy communion at 1880 a.
m: children's evening service. with rcci-
taiion and Song. at 80, All Germans
welcome.
Tho Norwegian Lutheran Church OF
Opr Savior, 80 South Fourth East street.
kr. JfVammc pasio"-NorwcgiD morn
ing service at IL o'clock English even
ing service at clock. Sunday school
at 10 a. m. Ladies' Aid society meets
Thursday at p. IN. with Mrs, Thorson.
Brooklyn terrace, on Fourth East. be-
tween Second and Third South. Choir
practice Tuesday at p. m.
swedish Lutheran church Fourth East
and Second South. Sunday school at 10
a. NJ, o. Olson. superintendent, No
morning service. Evening service nt 8
p. m.. with sermon by the Rov. j.; Flor
M. Mission society meets Thursday
lcrtaincd by Mr.. and Mrs. III. w. Elk
holm.
The Ladies' Aid society Will hold its
annual auction Saturday evening, No
Vcmber G. in church parlors,
English Lutheran church. 236 South
Fourth East street. j.. W Bussard. pas
tor Sunday school at 10 a. N. Church
service, with the sacrament OF the Lord :
supper at II O'clock Special reformation
and home mission service by Sunday
school and congregation at p. m.
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III Norway Two million moro than there
are IN Denmark or Srrvia or Greece
over y million more tlian dwell i'm
Switzerland. Indeed. the population of
orr metropolis is rs great today rs that
Of the kinGdow Of Saxouy. Twenty
81, independent nations of the Garth
have fewer pecplc-;hc most Of these
TAR fewer. indeed. The ,269 school
teachers of th" metropolis alone out
rank the standing armies of Denmark
and Chic combined. while tho 99lS pos
hrcmcn Of 'his biggest city of ours
could more than replace the siandin@
army ot Venezuela. For q fact. New
York s 400 Ercmen form bigger
force han tho whole Danish or Swedish
or Greek navy. or the standing armies
OF Peru OF Nicaragua Aud there are
enough people ON New York city : pay
roll to populate another Springfield. |
ILL.,, or Topeka Kan Such is tho vast !
ness OF this city wherein a marriage
occurs cvcrN thirteen. death every |
Scycn and a birth every SIX minutes |
of every day.
Candidates Compared.
OF the three mayoralty candidates |
IN ihls interesting night, William 4 |
GaYnor IS the eldest. being jS. while |
William Il. Hearst is - dozcu years his |
lunlor, or As, aud Otto r Barnard !
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Scientist,

First Church OF Christ, Scientist. 326
East Third South street Sunday school
at 9:i5 a. M: church services at Il a. m.
and n. m; subject, "Everlast ting Punish
mont. Wednesday evening, at s o'clock
g meeting is held for the purpose OF tell
ing Of the healing OF sin and disease. All
are welcome to these church services
Free reading rooms open daily eSept
Sunday. from 10 n. IN, to p. n. in rooms
505~5QT Scott building,
Second Church Of Christ Scientist.
Ladies Literary club buildings, % South
Third East strcet-Lcsson sermon at IL
a. M; subject. Everlasting Punish
mont Sunday school. l2l5 p. IA.
"Wednesday evening testimonial meeting
o'clock Free reading room. s2rTylb-
une building 10 Main street. is opan
daily except sunday from l 10 p. M.
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Congreg gational.

First Congregational church. Fourth
East and First South streets: Elmer /,
Goshen. pastor, Morning service at IL
o'clock.
Phillips Congregational church. Firth
day at If a. IN. and 1885 y. IN. Morning,
Gods Kindly Thought for Humanity"
Evening. "Chrlstianity's Message 80 To-
days Men" The evening service is un-
der the auspices OF the Phillips Mems
club. Sunday school at 1890 Christian
Endeavor at $50, Cordial welcome TO all
worShpcrs.
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3 were bows and J girls. and of u. i.
deaths. l2'W"!c maios and II fo,n,I,I
5'N bodies wcr" shipped into Inc DIV
'ur burial Wy
Thirty five eases uf contagious anil
Infectious diseases we're reported ia ,aa
e.oard rs follows: smallpox. /. d;n.
.hcrip. .; typhoid fever. IL; sc.7la,
ieyor, l6; "hirk"npoN. .. las. yn't
ihrl" we're 20 cases OF typhoid fcre,
reported.
At the close of tho week > bou,.,
remained III quarantine on account -
smallpox. | on account of sc"r!Qt loyc,
and , un acrouat of diphihoria.
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Rev. u. W. crane league. 6:3O p. m. I;
Iiliah Darke. president; topic. i'Poor
Rich and Rich Poor" Evening service
6 1:@e. Sermon by the pastor; subject.
Better Than Cold A cordial invita-
lion IS extended 10 the public TO meet
ard worship with us.
Nirst Methodist Episcopal church. Sec
ono East and Second South streets, Fran
is Bureette short, pastor. Morning
prayer 1880 Il. m. Preaching al 1916 4.
n; subject. The Christian Religion;
SoiT Religion and Mine" Sunday school
J2:I5 p. M. j, NJ settle. superintendent.
Epworth league. Gas p. m. Miss Hccser
president Preaching ut I;ij p. M; sub
jeci "Thc Mission OF tho Church" Pray
or meeting rh'Usdqy eyGping- BrinS your
friends
Norwegian Danish Methodist Episcopal
church. 5@3 South Fourth East. H. J.
Hansen. pastor Sunday school at | 80
j.. m. Preaching ut 2:io %. IN. Scandi-
naviau people mast cordially invited.
Waterloo Methodist Episcopal church.
Fourth East near Eleventh South II. l.
Hansen. pastor. Sunday school al 10 H.
M, Mrs. q. l.. Betts. superintendent. ED
worth league service at Gas p IN, Preach
.ng at I:30 p. m. Prayer service Wccnes-
day at 1880 p. m All arc invited.
Heath Methodist Episcopal church.
Third South near Eighth West H. l.
Hansen pastor. Sunday school at 10 Z, ,
M, ID. CaiClaueh, superintendent Preach.
ing at II a. N. Junior league at $40
J. IN. Prayer service Thursday at 80
o. ~ al arc invited.
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Card Of Thanks.

Mrs, Warren Foster and family wih
90 thank their many friends and rf9.
tivcs for the beautiful floral offer;nr,
and assistance in the recent bcraays-
mcnl Of our late husband aud father
Warren Foster.
MRS. WARREN FOSTER AND FAN,
LILY.
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Care Of Thank.

The family of the late James u. Main
desire to take this opportunity of tbsnp'.
ing numerous friends for kind oG6cs,
and sympathy extended during Inc j,ls
bereavement, when death visited 4,
family home. We take this opporlmiy
also Of thanking those of his old,ins
friends and associates who seat fIorsj
tributes.
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Episcopal,

ST. Marks cathedral. EpiScopal-Twon-
ty-first Sunday after Trinity, October 81.
l309-The Rev. Prof. y. Saunders. acting
dean, Holy communion. 1.GO a. IN. Sun
day school. o:i1 a m, Mathis. ante
communion service and sermon by the
Rev. r.. T. Dcnhart. priest in charge of
ST, MaIy's church in Provo. at II a IN.
Nespers and sermon. 80 p. m Feast OF
all saints November /. 1909. Holy COM
muniOn and sermon at 10 a, n
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Il1h-Sandav school. y. IN. evening
prayer and address S 2. ~.
st. Judc's chapel Layton. Utah-Ser-
VIC" ana address y. IN.
st Paul's church Main and Fourth
south streets: Charles +. Perkins, roc
-ilolv communion, a. M; Sunday
school. 2;lD a. M; morning service and
sermon. II o'clock, Bible class. y. m. :
cy"nnG PRAYER and sermon. s O'Clock
VISITORS welcome. AL seats free.
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Christian.

Central Christian church, corner
Fourth South and Third East streets,
one block east of county building;
Charles Robert Necl pastor-Sunday SER
Launching Into the Deep; evening"
gospel service. Bible school 10 a ~.
c. II. Zimmerman. superintendent.
Christian EndcaVor 6;i5; Miss Osborne.
leader. Prayer meeting Wednesday
night Strangers are invited TO all these
services.
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MORNING.
Episcopal.

ST. Johns chapel. Logan and Ninth
bast-MornnG prayer and address, 1880
a. m; Sunday school. 9:J5 a m.
ST Fetcr's chapel. ,G57 North Second
West-lIoly communion. a. rn. Sun-
day school. 9:'1 u. m: evening prayer
and sermon. 80 p. m. ON Monday, An
saints day, there WIFI be a celebration
ot the holy communion at 1880 a m
The mems club Will meet Tuesday. 1850
y. m,
East Garfield church. East Garfield,
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All Known as Refcr.nerS

pirc took in five wears, in clear aud
definite wa, was nothing less than the
abolition IN a day pE the old ciuca.
iional system that bad bccu in vogue
from hundreds Of years before Christ
and making thoyough provision foT
modcru educational system based upon
those OF tho west.
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Catholic,

St Mary's Magdalcne's church. South
Temple and 3 street. Mass at s a. m.
aud a IN. High mass at ] a. IN. with
sermon, Preacher, Rev. W. X Ryan.
Fespers, benediction and sermon preach
er, the Rev. r, Brennan. al 1880 pm.
Mass at st. PatrCk's church. Fourth
South between Fourth and Fifth West
at 10 Il, m. Sunday school after mass.
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HEALTH REPORT SHOWS
IMPROVED CONDITIONS

The report of the city board Of health
for the week ending October 2S showed
~ births In the city, as compared with
~ for last week. There were ~
deaths IN the week, as compared to %
for the previous week OF the births
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Presbyterian,

Presbyterian,
First PrcSbyioriau church. South Tenn
pie and G streets the Rev. William NJ
PadcD, -. -. pastor. Morning service at
ii O'Clock; subject. Loves Burden
Evening services at I:ij. McsSrS. Adam
son and Robertson viii speak on Chris
tan work ia Chinese colleges. SUNDAY
school at 1880 p. ~. Young peoples
meeting sunday night al :. Midwcek
services Wednesday evening. Teachers
IN. ejiuS nj 80; prayer and conference
At =. m. The public cordially invited
To al. lhess services.
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Adventists,

Church Fifth South and Sixth East
streets; : g, Huntington. pastor-Ser-
Vices Sunday school ut 10 a m. Preach
ing at IL a. M. Young peoples meeting
at 800 p IN. Preaching Sunday at 7:G0
p. Prayer meeting Wednesday at
$50 p, m, TO all these services the pub
lie is cordially invited
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post graduate course IN law AT o.
lumbiu. Hearst went 10 Harvard. put
was suspended FOR u prank and di"n
90 back. Gnynor. rs farm boyi ~.
tended the district schools ana IaI'l
:, seminary. He began his career rs
Il schoolmastcr "a 81 Louis lnd DOS
Ton. while Barnard started rgbi IN rs
A young barris;cr. and Hearst got
printers ink on his fingers and became
editor aud proprietor Of the SAN iran
cisco Examincr when only ~. Gay
nor also did his turn al Journalism.
leaving his school In Boston 90 become
n reporter in Brooklyn. This was when
hc was u. and ii was due 10 his rs.
sigumcui uUUn law cases that h" TOOK
M the study Of Blackston" Wbllc st!H
Iahoring IN the ranks of the fourth eS,
tate While Hearst Was buying anu
developing his chain 0f papers IN Ne"
York, Chicago and Los Angeles, Whs
also serving in congress, running lot
mayor in 1905, as now. and Tor COY
crnor. n year later. Bar0ard was max
ing himself president Of The Ncw h.orN
Trust company and dirocto" Cf n lui'
mill. &n insurance enterprise aud 81 Sc
curilics company. All This wnlle HaN'
nor was busy nj the law,
All Known as Reforners.
AN three of inrsc men have h"cL
known go their followers rs Tctorn"'S.
While Hearst has fought for nunirlpa
ownership nr public utilities and has
been strenuous IN demanding lcgisla
ton. litigation and other efforts &" "u~r
he octopus, Garuor has proclaimed him
self "a i"c to corruption and u d"moi
Usher If "'ri1"s - "ith'~ '"" "'Tt"
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Unitarian,

First Unitarian
church. l3S South
Second East street:
William Thurstu:l
Brown. minister
Sunday preaching
service at III a. m;
subject OF sermon,
"What arc You Liv-
ing For? or In Adc-
quatc and Rational
Purpose for Life"
Sunday school at
1880. Floyd Al
lance Wednesday
at 2.30 y. m. Civic
Forum, under aus
piccs OF Social
SgipnTN TI1Ih 'CbIlT.--
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Volunteers of America

Volunteers OF America. Gospel hall. 1e1
Commercial street. Sunday Is to he
great day Tom Maclcy viii speak at
1880, Winning Souls" $50. What il n
Christian MAN." 500 Lord, is 1T ~
Special music and singing
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l2:l5; Christian Endeavor at $50
p. IN: topic. Island Missions" Prayer
meeting Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. Miss
rhonc viii give 4 review ot the book,
"Whv and How of Foreign Missions \
Sor0ial wclcOmc TO all services.
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day at p. M Address on "Thc Sisnid
canoe OF This Municipal Election" by
William Thurston Brown. Free discus
invited
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Yale with Taft, but was a Junior when
the latter came in as n freshman and
was graduated two wears ahead of the
future president, i5anuHTd then took
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Utah Independent Telephone compsu,
Will furnish election returns TO lis "a.
irons Tuesday night. November >. 100
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cry HRAAL M NNGHE MnyAe us ~ loIIIcE

comes in between the two. being 80.
GaYnor is Il native of Whitcstown. y.
Y, Barnard OF Brooklyn. and Hearst
of san Francisco. Barnard was at
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lutheran.

The Danish Evangelical church; Haraid
Jensen. pastor. residence. 81 Il street.
Service at p. m. at the Swedish Lu,h-
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M. E. Church.

lift Methodist |
Eplscopa! church.
Ninth East and
First South streets, /,
David ". Crane,
pastor. - Sunday
school. 10 a M; ~
-. else, superlnten-
dent. International
lesson, Paul, a
Prisoner: the Voy-
age. Morning wor-
ship at IL o'clock.
Sermon by the pas
tor. Topic, "Neces-
ssry Foundations I"
Class meeting at
n o o n. Epworth
L.. u...a n.pH -. d.
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Salary Half Again as Big Gov Hughess and Tremendous
Patronage to Dole OuMayor of New York Rules More People
Than in switzerland in Norway and Denmark Combined
Candidates Compared Copyright 1909 by John Elfro wats5
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Ioas in the Mission
ices Wednesday eve
North Temple and >,
subject. The Bibl,
New Birth" You Z
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Baptist.

Seventh East: Louis s. Bowerman. min
isler--Prcaching services. II a. m and
7:Go p. m. Morning subject. 1.-The Three
Hundred That Tapped" Evening, Lee
tures oil Revelation; third in series;
The Opening OF the Seven Seals"
Bible school. 12:l5 noon, Zen l.. Corum.
ing. 6:l5. Miss Florence Ward. leader
Midweek prayer and covenant meeting
Wednesday evening, 1sl5. BURLINGTON
mission. +. j. Lucas, superintendent
Bible school al 10:ij a., IN. Rio Grande
mission, Miss l'rieda Dressed missionary,
hutcis Viii precch n the Rio Graadc
mission at 4 80 a, m. and ut the Bur
lington mission at T:30 p. M. You arc
cordially invited TO all OF these ser
vices.
Musical program:
MORNING.
Organ prelude. Meditation" .
.,.....,..,-ss ,,..,: :.......,. H i, Browne
Anthem. Fear Not. O G.and".
..'.....:..,. IF. c. Maker
Offertory Communion, 80. Eugene Gigout
Solo, Just for Today. "......,...,.
...............,...,.M Mrs j.. B. Jones
Postlude. Mclodc. Edmund Lemaigre
EVENING.
Organ prelude. Evening Song" 80.
...-..,-.......sF. Il. Gladstone
OneTtory. Verses ....... Henri Deshavcs
Anthem, Jublate Dec ............
.., -, George NJ. Garrett
Solo and quartet. The Day l. Gently
Miss Emma Thomson.
Posllude. R"ccssional, Edouard Batgtc
DR.. w, G. Ebaugh. organist and
chorister
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Westminster Pres
bytcTian church ia
]. o. O. +. hall.
PoStufficc place.
Charles Curtis Nc
intirc. pa stor: morn
ing worship, ii
o'clock sermon. "On
the First Day OF
the Week. Even
ing service at 7:50
O'Clock. sermon.
&c IL - s t . u =
Friend Sunday
school, f2:fj and
] 80 r. IN. Senior
lEndcavor. 6:45 p. M.
leader. Miss Maudc
Morgan. tonic "Eic-
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- . - - = A'HA
an church. Eleventh
East and Eleventh
South, Sugar House
cars, Herbert l..
Hays. pastor; g, G.
SDooncr, supcrin-
tendeut OF Sunday
school Services on
Sunday as follows:
Preaching service at
il a. m, subject,
"Christ's Message
Regarding Prayer"
popular service at
G:3e y. IN. Three
short addresses on
religious education
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-11
WANTS TO TESTIFY.
Louis r. CLAWS Volunteers as Wit
ness in Cunningham Cases.

Information was received here today
that Louis r. CLAWS. the special agent OF
the Department of the Interior who was
deposed because of the charges brought
by him against Secretary Ballinger. has
offered to testify at the hearings of the
Cunningham claims, which will be con-
Quoted this month in Seattle
The friends of Mr.. Claws here say that
he has informed Secretary Ballinger OF
his willingness to testify at the hearing.
even a witness without compensation.
They also raised the question whether
the department would permit him to tes-
tify. Mr.. CLAWS claims he is convinced
that he can present testimony that will
block the issue of patents and show that
there has been fraud in connection with
some of the entries.
Assistant Secretary Pierce said today
that no communication had been received
at the Department of the Interior from
CLAWS Offering to testify, and that If it
came it would go to the attorneys in the
case.