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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-02
BUS PASSENGERS

J. X. IIankla. for two months past
manager OF the Wilson hotel in this
city, and one of the best known hotel
men in the west, has severed his con-
nection with the Wilson. and returned
20 his home IN Los Angeles. Some days
ago Mrs. Hankla and their daughter.
Josephine, went TO the coast city on
account Of the failing health of the
little girl, the high altitude proving
too much for her. Mr. Hankla ter-
minated his connection with the Wilson
Thursday evening, and left for Los
Angeles last evening, after spending
tho day with his old friend, Don Por-
ter at the Kenyon. The good wishes
or Mr. HanlJla's numerous friends IN
this city win accompany him
y. b. Banning, traffic manager Of the
Hotel MctrOpolc, Santa Cataline Is
land. California, announces that his
hotel has been completely equipped
and VIII open on Jan g.
W. II. Hammer. who has acted as
night clerk OF the Kenyon hotel for
some weeks past. will leave for the
coast In a few days. He will be sue
ceeded by Joseph =. Mottle. an ex-
perienced hotel man OF Yankton, s ID.
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COUNCIL MEETS TONIGHT.

With a heavy pumping plant at one
end Of the sewer systom, and 1880
feet or outlet pipe. that win hold moth
ing but vague promises. the city coun-
ell has come to feel that Il has trou-
bles The outlet pipe that perslstently
refuses TO do anything more beneficial
than spring a leak. Is baking many
thousands Of feet Of sewerage. and
working a great Inconvenience 20
many citizens and after an the de-
lays that could be thought OF la the
presenting IL 20 the city by the con-
tractor. the A. Campbell company, the
city council has decided that some
thing besides extending the time
Cor completion. for the bene-
NJ Of the contractor. will have
60 be done, and to that
end there win be a special meeting of
the council this evening
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-02

The upncr cut shows che old -Four
tcenth ward chapel built IN 1862. one OF
the most historic ward meetinghouses
DOB the Church. Sept. J. 1905, alterations
We're begun and the chapel now ap-
pears completed as shown in tho large
cut.
The house will be opened with spe-
cial services Sunday evening. Jan. g.
at $50. The general authorities OF the
Church and the stake authorities have
been invited - attend and special
musical numbers VIII be given by the
choir solos viii be rendered by Mrs
Emma Ramsey Morris and Mr. A. J.
Bowman on Wednesday evening. Jan.
g. a sociable is 10 be given for which
large committee has made extensive ar
rangements. II viii consist OF a pro-
gram I'm the chapel TO be followed by
dance in the amusement hail below.
Light refreshments win be served IN
the new addition at the rear Of the
chapel and the new Relief society hall
will be arranged for those who wish to
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visit and renew acquaintance. Tho
whole building win be thrown open FOR
inspection.
A cordial invitation Is extended to
al members Of the ward old and
young, and to all former members FOX
whom this Is intended to be q home
coming"
The following constitute the commit
tee on invitation and reception.
Elias 5. Woodruff, George Q. Morris,
Quayle Cannon, George Romney, Adelia
Hoagiand, Henry GARDNER, Annie
Campbell. Aggie Campbell. Joan Camp
bell Henry r. Richards. Moses W.
Taylor Frank Y. Taylor. Ruth NJ. Fox
w. u, Bowring Ann NJ. Cannon George
NJ. Cannon, Jesse w. Fox. John II. Tay-
Tor. Matte II. Tingcy. Belle Morris
Hawkins. NJ. T. Cowley, Ezra Steven
son. John NJ Whitaker. Mac r. Ny
strom WIN Atkins. Julia NJ Brixen. r
G. Badger. Charles +. Wilcox. John
Burrows. Edith Folsom Hatch. Eugene
NJ. Cannon.
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EXHIBITION CAR
STARTS TUESDAY
Novel Educational Plan Of Agri-
cultural College is Now
Complete.
TO TOUR THE ENTIRE STATE
from Richmond 10 Oasis Lectures ON
agriculture VIII d. Given
Free 10 Al.

Beginning Jan. g. the Agricultural
College Exhibition car win start on
its tour OF the state The car VIII
contain exhibits of the products Of the
SOIL both agricultural ana horticul-
tural gathered from different parts
of the state. and tho tour 10 be made
viii include the towns az far as Rich
mond on the north 20 Oasis on the
salt Lake Route. Marysville on the
RIO Graudc and Green River on the
- r. q. The trip is 10 be made
for educational purposes 10 show 10
the people OF the state what is being
Gone in the way OF scientific farming
and lruit growing within It's borders.
As % matter OF fact there viii be
two cars-one Of them devoted to
exhibition purposes and The other
being fittcd up az a lecture room with
steriopticon equipment In the latter
ear various professors and experts
from the Agricultural college VII
explain the work and methods Of
cultivation according 20 scientific
principles In vogue az the college and
the experiment stations. after they
have passed through the exhibit car
and have viewed the results OF those
methods Practical stock Judging
EXPERTS IN CHARGE.
The car win be ia charge Of Louis
A. Merrill. professor OF aRronomy at
the college Prof Merrill will be
assisted by Dr. Ball. director of the
experiment station. Prof Northrup,
Prof John n. Caine III. and Mrs.
Rena Baker Maycock. who viii have
charge OF the domestic science de-
artment OF the exhibit. II is plan
ned 90 have the car open TO the
public in each town. and where posi-
BILE public lectures will be given IN
the various ward halls at o'clock
in tho afternoon and again nt
O'Clock in the evening None but
experienced lecturers and scientists
will deliver addresses. and only on the
most modern and approved methods.
Demonstrations in domestic science
and art win be given every day, with
lectures by the lady In charge. Mrs.
Maycock.
The railroads are cooperating with
the college I'm sending these cars
about the state, and are furnishing
and equippiug the cars the motive
power light heat and transportation.
The college furnishes the exhibits,
which include tho recent horacul-
tural exhibit shown al Omaha. vari-
Gus grains and grasses, fruit trees,
etc. and provides experts TO conduct
the educational propaganda up and
down the state
ITINERARY.
The itinerary OF the car. so far
as has been definitely arranged, Is az
follows.
Richmond--Jan g.
Smlthheld--Jan T.
Hyrum--Jan g.
Wellsville-Jan 3.
Mendon--Jan IA.
Cache Junction--Jan. II.
HOneyville, Jan. IL.
Tremonton-Jan. 10.
Carland--Jan. IA.
Brigham--Jan 10.
Withdrawn. 10.
Weber and Morgan counties viii
follow next in the trip OF the car,
reaching salt Lake about Jan. 2s,
as nearly as can be reckoned. The
southern part Of the state viii then
be visited.
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IRoNwORKER FOUND DEAD.

William Harrington alias william
Nolan. recent employe OF the Silver
Bros Iron Works aged 81 years was
found dead in his he'd at the Colorado
house shortly after 2 o'clock last even
ing and il Is believed that death was
due to alcoholism.
Three days ago the man stated that
he would lay on work for a few days
In company with two other men he be-
gan drinking heavily Yesterday he
was in q serious condition from drink
and his friends prevailed upon him 10
60 10 his room. He went 10 bed early
In the day and nothing was seen or
heard Of the man until shortly after
O'Clock last evening when he was found
dead In bod The police were notified
and Harrington body was removed to
O'Donnelrs undertaking parlorH Ar
rangements for the funeral have not
been made ae yet
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-02
PREsIDENr HELPS ORPHANS.

Hundreds Of orphans have been
helped by the President Of The Indus
trial and Orphans Home at Macon,
Ga, who writes: 1--WE have used Elec-
trio Bitters IN this Institution for nine
years. II has proved most excellent
medicine for Stomach. Liver and Kid
ney troubles We regard Il as one Of
the best family medicines on earth"
II invigorates the vital organs, puri-
hes the blood, aids digestion, creates
appetite. To strengthen and build
up thin. pale. weak children or run
down people Ii has no equal. Best for
female complaints. Only soc at u c.
M J. Drug Dept. 112-114 South Main
Street. Salt Lake City
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-02
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Public InsiailntiOn-rhe George n.
Maxwell Post o. a. IT, ANA ilf
Womcn'a Relief corps win hold public
installation this evening OF officers
in the odd Fcllow building
Eighteenth Ward-pror Low D..
Young Of the University of Utah. VIII
lecture ON "rhc History of Educa-
tion An Utah" at G.aO p. m a special
program OF music VIII also Doe proc
vided. ANA the public are Invited 20
be present
Lecture az salvation Arms Hall
Mrs Louise COulsOu of this city WIZ
deliver her lecture Temptation and
Sin" at salvation Army hall, Wednes-
day Dan. az b. m. Mrs. Coulson
intends 20 take up her work in the
lecture field and viii give number
Of readings Ia the near future
Ne,, Year ~ y. VI. &. A.-The New
Years program at the Y. NJ. q. a.
was pleasantly carried out. the public
reception beiuT held az $50. urinci-
paily for the older mcm beers and their
friends A moving picture show vas
given later in the evening. music bee
ing furnished by the Hawaiian trou-
hsdours The attendance was good.
Insurance Failure Connrmcd-I.ocal
81 urance offices today received
through the commercial agencies cou-
firmation OF the report that the Walia
Walla Insurance company had gone
into the hands ~ receiver The
sccfetaay of states office has had no
advice as yet The company has only
been An Utah about one year. its
local agent being T., IT. pcirce.
Dance az Odeon--Under the aus
pices of n NJ J. social dance
Will be given in the Odeon hall. Fri
day evening Jan. s. The committee
consisting OF David = Howells James
King and Clifton D. Taylor. CAN re-
Gently returned from New Iealand)
report q large sale of tickets and the
ball viii undoubtedly Dee well patron
lied, especially by representatives
from the South Seas.
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AN INsIsTENT INVITATION.

w. g. McRea. a printer, is suffering
from "A broken arm AS result 81 a
tussle with Patrolman kast. McRea
WAS drinking Ia saloon when kast
entered for the purpose OF seeing IL
everything was all right McRea asked
Kast 10 have a drink and when the
policeman declined the printer abusel
him and finally struck Kast IN the face.
The patrolman took hold OF McRc a
and while the latter was resisting the
arm was broken, d. Paul set the
arm and McRea was charged with
drunkenness
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-02
nnN,r rAKE rnE RIsK

When you have a bad cough or cold
do not let Il drag along until II be-
comes chronic bronchitis, or develops IN
to an attack Of pneumonia. but give ~
The attention IL deserves and get rid
of ID. Take Chamberlalu's Cough Remedy
aud you are sure OF prompt relief From
"a small beginning the sale and use q
this preparation has extended 20 All
parts Of the United States and TO many
foreign countries It's many remarkable
cures OF coughs and colds have won Tor
ID this wide reputation and extensive
use. For sale by all druggists
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-02
THE strawberry PROJECT.


:
Washington, D. c., Jan. From re-
ports received al the Office Of the de-
partment Of the Interior, satisfactory
progress a. being made IN the Straw
berry irrigation system. Wintry wea-
Their has somewhat retarded the work,
yet despite the snow and cold the lay
ing Of concrete has been going steadily
on, 10 the amount OF l,sSS cubic yards.
This has been placed IN the aqueduct
and spillway. An embankment has
been graded to protect the track OF the
Denver & Rio Grand X. r., this piece
OF work being $50 feet long. % feet wide
and height varying from two TO
~ feet. IL became necessary TO change
The channel Of the Spanish Fork river
All required machinery has boon put in
place. the wiring has been done ana the
diversion dam Is completed. as is also
the pcnstock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-02
MANY NAMES MENTIONED.

IL now seems probable that there
win be several candidates Tor the judg-
ship in tho juvenile court as runors
90 that effect are quite plentiful
Among those who Is said 20 cOvet
the ermine OF this department Is 81. A.
Breeder. who will Monday retire from
the office OF attorney general. ana al
though Mr. Breeder has not announced
his candidacy for this Office, his
friends are making an effort Ia his
behalf j. Fred Anderson. az present
a probation Officer, IS also I'm the lists,
and the incumbent &C. c. dowans also
wants 90 retain the Office.
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CAUGHT IN THE RAN.

Then "a cold and a cough-let II run on
get Pneumonia or consumption that >
all No matter how YOU get your cough
don't neglect it-tate Billiards. hore-
hound syrup and yOu'll be over II In no
time. Tho sure cure for coughs, colds
bronchitis and all pulmonary diseases
Drug Store. ll2 and III South Main
Street b
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mo other one standing Is Mrs. Alargar-
20 Harding. The maiden name of TIE
sisters was Jones, AN were born in
Wales. but came 10 Utah when very
Young They are tho daughters OF
benjamin ana Esther Jones the moth
er dying boz the old country. while the
father died at Wnlrad many years
later Special Agent Joseph Jones OF
the Short Lime o. "a brother of the
iaulea pictured in The group, an nye "
whom reside az Willard.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-02

Pimplos and skin eruptlons are caused
ed by poisonous substances IN the
blood Holuater's Rocky Mountain Tea
removes skin diseases. makes healthy
compieXionf and purfes your blood
a5 cents. Tea on Tablets Godbe Pitts
DRUG Co.
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JONES SISTERS OF WILLARD. UTAH.

Tho women whose pictures are re-
produced ln this cut are sisters, and
they are wen known not only in their
home county Boxolder. but elsewhere
n hc state sitting in the center is
Mrs Map Harding and at her right IA
Nrs. SARAH hCocher Al her leit ls
NF Ellen CAN mother Of j. ID. oall
"a Brigham CiiN attorney standing
nearest Ms. Can De- Mrs Elizabeth
DAVIS, the youngest OF the grouR ana
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The reason FOR iho popularity %
the Flour- de-lis chocolates De- that
they arc absolutely pure and lf the
very icst quality For sale at Wills
Horne Drug Store. Smith Drug store
brigham sue.t Pharmacy aud Halliday
Drug
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nrsINEss CHANGE.

NJ Taylor & Co. SUCCESSORS 70
Joseph T. Taylor, undertakers and en-
halmers. same address. 25l-S-5 East
First South
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SPECIAL EXHIBITION OF WESTERN
paintings by a. 4. A. CCimer now orr
daily. 2 to 8 b. M. at 20 East Isl n'"@'
ST. The public a. invited.
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His wife Is a good old soul.
As happy as can be,
Each night she takes Il IN Bowl.
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea.
Godbe- Pitts Drug Co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-02

MARTIN COAL Co, IS so. MAIN.
All kinds OF coal. well screened and
nsurrtly delivered.
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suit Lake Pliuto nnd supply Co.
kclafs. l1nihuN.. rins ~ Nau So
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Hurst Photo studio. 1l2h 500 state
1913 discount t0 Missionaries.
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Mccoy. lvory 8nbi,1- BON phones q
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THE
SEMI
WEEKLY
NEWS

Issued Mondays and Thursdays
and Cosiains All the Cream Of
the Daily and Saturday News.
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GOOD POSITIONS AND HIGH
SALARIES.

pursue inc people who are trained FOR
them. Tho n. D b business collore
NIGHT SCHOOL
offers umcucHl ua|umg bon al the
business branches. Mechanical Draw
ing etc. i0r huff fluug people who
are anxious 10 mpif thelr positions
during 1909
AeW term opens Jan. 4
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Chiid-WaIk Floral Co.
Az Godbe-Pitts Drug Phones 140.
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zIoN's SAVINGS BANK 8 TRUsT co

Transacts a general trust business
Hnd pays per cent interest on saw
fnFs deposits.
JOSEPH F. SMITH, President.
ANTHON II. LUND. Vice-prest
o. c. BEEBE. Cashier.
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YOUNG LADY sTENOGRAPhEh
wishes position. References mo. phoh'
lf1L
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MEN AND WOMEN no LEARN BAR
Der trade. only few weeks required.
Special Inducements now. faruculti
free. Molor's College ~ Com. street
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no Buy SHOW CASES SHELVING
tables. counters. chairs. rugs nhiNl'r
etc. Address ELI Descret News.
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POSITION UNDER PHYSICIAN, ~
cliff. as masecnse by graduatc Gnu
Monday I D. M. l5l Main g., Room
nc4t references.
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TO REPAIR YOUR SHOES MEMS
scwed solef $50 heels &c, ladies' eeMed
soley 5Cc, heels 10. Salt Lake shoe he-
pairing Co.. Basement Atlas bloch
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4-ROOM MOD. COTTAGES
We have just completed five homes,
modern IN every respect IN new avenue
ct 51e E. 4th South street. They are
sewer connected, they have gas electric
lights. etc. Win rent FOR SO References
required.
FUTILE BROTHERS COMPANY.
Agents.
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Dr,ldy. News

Robert Wilson has returned to his
work in Michigan after spending the
summer on his claim near brady
STORE.
Rev. Bennett will preach his fare
we'll sermon Oct oath at 3 p. m. We
are very sorry to lose Rev. Bennett
and wish him great success and much
happiness in his future charges.
The Ladies Aid Will NEE, with Mrs.
+, A. Moore Oct 81. This Will prob
ably be the last meeting Of the sea
son and Should be weM attended.
Homer and Arthur Wilson have
purchased the confectionery store To-
Gated in the Singer Sewing Machine
building in 1linot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Metcalf Wis
tied at J. n. Petersons Sunday.
Mrs. Richards of Terre Haute, Ind,
l. visiting her brother. MIR. Ihos.
Somers. -.
The Ladies' Aid sale and supper
siyeu at H. J. Herzog's home Friday
evening, Oct. 9Th, was a success IN
every way. The ladies cleared forty
seven dollars.
Rev. and Mrs. Bennett and children
visited at H. j. Herzog's from Thurs-
day until Saturday.
]. N. Peterson has sold his farm
and will soontmoye away but mas not
decided lust where he will make his
suture home Mr.. and Mrs. peterson
will be missed by their many friends.
May they enjoy hcaIth and prosperity
sn their new home.
Gilbert Westby has purchased a
we'll drilling outfit and will start
work as soon as the same arrives.
MIR. John Somers is building
barn.
Mrs. Benno has been very gener-
nusly supplying some Of the Draoy
nsople with tomatoes, both green ana
<spe ones.
number Of the young folks drove
~ Des Lacs Sunday to hear presld-
sng Elder Vermilya.
Mfr. Reayis has been turning over
TIA ground to the tune or twenty
acres per day.
4 baby boy came to brighten the
aarae of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Berk-
uau, Oct 18th. Mother and babe are
getting along nicely.
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Freedom and Vicinity

Everybody is busy digging frozen
sDnds.
Geo. Newport and son called at G.
NJ. Ckrstenson's Sunday.
Jumbo Whitman is building a balloon
top on his barn. ,...-.....&
L. B. Shea had several turkeys
purloined by carniverous biped
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Westrum spent
three days in Minot last week.
Any one desiring services OF a
competent and licensed auctioneer
call or phone Ole Beng SeversoH or
leave word with the justice Of the
peace, S. x. Witham.
AIR. Anton L. Weber spent Sun
day at c. NJ. Christensen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Zorn visited
at Louis lrvings last Sunday:
Ode L. Toftner and family expect
to move onto the Hulberg place in the
near future.
The Box social and entertainment
given by the Washington school last
Saturday was a financial success In
spite Of the inclement weather. More
than twenty dollars was realized.
Dir. Drake, Fred Groshard, Will
Gull and the Misses Annie and Lena
Grassland spent Sunday at the Alb
raham home.
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ECZEMA DURABLE
PROOF NOW AT 2sc
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pOund-Itcl Is Instantly Re-.
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1t is usually very costly to consult
a specialist in any disease, but for 25
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give to those suffering from eczema
or any form of skin disease absolute
ly instant relief, with prospects OF
an early cure:
A special trial bottle of the oil of
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we vouch for it.
Ten years of success with this
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SV0KK0S

0NVNAuO -tgt
State OF North Dakota, County of
Wards.
In District Court, Eighth Judicial
District
Catherine Gamme1l, Plaintiff,
VS..
Edward N. Gammell, Defendant.
The State Of North Dakota to the
above named defendant:
You are hereby summoned to ans
wer the complaint in this action, a
copy OF which you will find on record
in the Office of the clerk of the dis
trict court in and to Ward county,
North Dakota, and ito serve copy of
your answer upon the subscriber
within thirty days after the service of
this summons upon you, exclusive Of
the day of service; and IN case Of
your failure to appear or answer,
judgment will be taken against You
by default for the relief demanded in
the complaint
Dated October 9Th, 1909.
Geo. A. Gilmore,
Attorney for Plaintiff WiIIiston,
N. D. 10 II I'LL