Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-17
Mark the Laying to Rest Of Mr..
And Mrs. Joseph STAN
ford.
BARTENDER'S NARRoWESCAPE
Funeral Of Mrs. Anna Thomas-Tout
Home Burglarized-Grcy News
Go. Contract Extended.

Special Corres pondenCc.
ogden. Feb. t1.--AIoat impressive were
thc funeral services held at the taber-
racIe yesterday afternoon over the re-
mains Of the late Hon. Joseph stan
fond and his beloved wife, Elizabeth Y.
Stanford, and which were presided over
~ Bishop II. w Civilians Of the
Sixth ward, or which The departed cou-
pla were residents.
Long before the hour set for the SER
vices the vast auditorium was crowded
20 the doors, and several hundred PEG
Pie remained IN the halls and around
fhe doors who had met to pay their
l8st respects 20 the aged couple. who
had gone through life together and
who were not parted even in death.
The tabernacle choir under the di-
feetion Of Prof Joseph Ballautyue
rendered "They Were Il7Ioyed" and
several other selections; Mr. Jed Bal
antyne and Mrs. Weltha Marriott sang
count Your Blessings" Mrs S. D.
Bradford rendered Garden Of Sleep"
8Iiss Maud Belnap sang Softly and
Tenderly;" Miss Ruby Geddos with the
choir accompaniment sang Calvary"
The speakers We're Bishop James Tay-
l1r Joseph Parry, Mrs. Mercy Ste
vens, President Il. ". Shurtlff. G. r.
H0lingsworth, Mrs, Mary Fry. Presi-
dent Anthem Fl. Lund. John J.. Her
rick and Bishop Civilians. The speak
es euloglzed the grand life and work
ct the couple, and referred TO their
great love for each other and children
A funeral cortege more than a half a
mile in length followed the remains to
their final resting place IN the city
cemetery, where tho graves we're dedi-
Gated by Apostle David o. Mckay. The
1oral offerings were many and beauti-
fIl
FUNERAL OF MRS. THOMAS.
The funeral Of Mrs. Anna Thomas
was held yesterday at noon at the Lynn
ward Westinghouse Bishop George
Turnquist presiding. The music was
furnished by Mrs Sherwood. Miss
Sherwood and Miss Loavitt in a NUM-
bar Of duets md solos The speakers
were Senator William y. Williams. Ell
der Joseph Parry, Walter Crane. Bishop
iurnquist and Patriarch G.. W. Lar
kin.
SUIT FOR RIGHT or WAY.
The ogden Rapid Transit company
which is extending It's line through
ogden canyon, has filed suit for COM
ormnau0u or lanu In tlo canyon near
tho lime kiln against Orson Badge.
Esther NJ. Farr. Nalesco FAR and
Thomas Farr. The complaint OF the
company alleges that there Is no means
OF transportation over the property In
question, and asks the court 20 AK a
reasonable consideration for a 60-foot
rIght-of-way over the property.
JAP FINED.
y, IIoogshu. a japanese barber who
conducts pool tables in connection with
dis business. at los Twenty-dfth street.
and who was given a hearing in the
ToliCe court before Judge Murphy upon
Che charge of disturbing the peace, was
fined So yesterday at the conclusion
RI the taking OF testimony I'm the case.
ID appears that q number OF small
boys We're IN the place and one o.
them had game Of pool with the pro-
Hrietor. when a controversy arose. The
Jap in trying TO collect for the gamo
threw the boy to the floor and then bit
him unon the hand 10 get the money:
later the boy was kicked into the
street The arrest and conviction OF
The jap followed.
NARROW ESCAPE FOR HIS LIFE
Bartender Poulson OF the oxford sa-
loon and cafe. on Twenty fourth street
had avery narrow escape for his life
last evening when kid" Allen, a rail-