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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-31
BRIGHAM CITY.
BOX CAR THIEVES
AT WORK IN BRIGHAM
lspeeInl Colresnondence.l

Brigham City, Dee 3O.--Friday morn
ing 1t was discovered that IL boXcar in
the o. S. l.. yards had been broken
into and II number of boxes of mer-
chandise. directed 10 stores in Bear
River valley, had been taken away ana
others broken open and contents taken,
The local officers were notified, and
Marshal Evans located a lot Of tho
stolen goods in a gully just north Of
the stock yards Special Officer Joseph
Jones was also notified, but go far the
guilty parties have not been located
The county commissioners have pass
cd an ordinance fixing the amount Of
bonds required Of county officers for
the next two years. AS follows; Treas
urer, $l25,CoO; clerk, $4,000: assessor
$4,000: recorder, $4,000 sheriff, $4,000;
attorney. $4,000: surveyor. $1,000; justice
of the peace. $500; constable. $500; road
commissioner, $1,000; members of the
board of education, $4,000 each.
W. ]. Fryer of Colinston and Miss
Elva Andersen of Logan were married
in this city Tuesday, President oleen
n. Stohl officiating.
Mrs. Margaret House, wife Of Mr.,
Henry c. House Of Corinne, and moth
er of Mrs. Rose Necley. county record
cr-elect Of this city died "Wednesday
morning from pneumonia.
Funeral services will be held ut Cor
fnne ncxt Monday at pm.
Mrs. House was born IN NnuVoo, %
years ago and has been a resident OF
Utah for many years. The family was
amongst the first settlers OF Corinhe'
She leaves nine children and q sorrow
ing husband and many friends
Special Christmas services were ned
in the tabernacle Sunday at pm. IN.
meeting was in charge Of President w
G Hershey. Bishop Lorenzo n. SION
read an editorial on Bethlehem lFoI
rhc Christmas News. Elder w. w
| cram spoke OF the teachings o.
| the savior and Elder Daniel p. Wood
! land told of the birth and mission o.
the Prophet Joseph Smith, Presiden
| C;cddes OF the Oneida stake. who wa
present also spoke briefly. The specia
selections by the tabernacle choir Wef'
| also enjoyed by all present Spettl
| services we're also held in the eNcAihi
| in the different wards under the aus
l pieces of the Mutual improvement as
sociations.
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LAYTON.
ENJOYABLE REUNION
HELD BY MORGAN FAMILY
snecinl corresnontnencc.y


Layton, Dec. ga reunion Of the
Morgan family. descendants of Thomas
and Josey Morgan. who came from
England to Utah in the tifties. was hid
in the Union hall yesterday. me
formalities began with n program n 4
O'Clock. followed by n sumptuous SUP
pcr at O'Clock. at which We're seated
about one hundred Of the Morgan car
and fifty close friends of the family.
After the repast tho program of sonSs.
recitntions and speeches was continued.
Thomas Morgan. who IS 9i years OF age,
and who came from Ruby Idaho, to
attend the gathering, made speech,
relating his early experiences as To-
necr. President Jesse NJ. Smith also
spoke briefly Members Of the Nor
gan family presented farce. entitled
"'The Obstinate Family" The fcstvi-
ties were concluded with a dance The
Smuin orchestra Of Lch was in attend
ancc throughout
The next reunion will be held Dec. rs,
1911. at shelton. Idaho Edward Morgan
or shelton is the president Of the or
ganization. ana Samuel Il, E.amcs Sec
rotary and treasurer.
Mary Ann Hin, widow Of the late
John HILL died on the eth inst OF drop
sy.
Tho Layton ward viii give n concert
! and supper tonight for the henc'it oi ths
missionaries that are out from th'
/ ward.
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the county during his terms Of office
who wish him success in his future
enterprises.
ST. GEORGE.
JURORS SELECTED IN
WASHINGTON COUNTY
lspeclnl corrssnondcnce.


St, George. Dec 2G--Jury Commits
sioners George r. Whitehead and Jas.
b. Bracken have completed the list of
names for Jurors for the Fifth judicial
district of Washington county for 1911.
The list follows:
SprinGdalc-John r. Bradford, John
Rewsch. Isaac II. Langton.
RoCkvil"--Danicl Rirschi Oscar Nc
Mil, tIyrum Dalton Frank Petty.
Whcelcr-Davd Ballard, Charles A.
Jones
Virgin-James Jepson. George lsom,
John a. Humphrics. William Wright.
ToQuervillc-lohn Satty, David Spills
bury, Harry $. Jackson. Joseph H.
Maggie, Riley c. Savage, Andrew Greg
crson
Ia Virgin--John A. Judd William a.
Hardy, Morris Wilson. II.
Hurricnnc-Ira bradshaw. Frank
Barber. Emanuel n Stansworth Jacob
L. Workman. James w Inlay, Thomas
Isom, John y. Hinton.
Lecds-Donald Fuller. David McMul-
len, Hyrum Leaney
hingtOn-Audrcw II. Larson
Randolph Andrus, Lewis Fl. Bastian,
Thomas Caldwell, John Nelson, John
A. 1obler, Thomas Rlayard, William
Turnbaugh, George Prince.
Santa Clnra-Ernest Hafcn. John S.
Stuki, John lincc, Albert Graf, Jacob
L. Lamb.
Gunloclt-Harry II Bowler, Josiah
| Leavitt.
New Harmony-Lemucl a. Pace
| Francis Prince, Goudlip Schmutz.
Pine Villey-IIarry j. Burgess, George
| a. Holt Frank Kncll, Hyrum O. Gard
nor. Peter Snow.
Enterprise Elias Hunt, Luther Ter
ry, James Cranheld, James Holt, Ar
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THATCHER, ARIZONA.
OFFICERS ELECTED FOR
NEW BOARD Of TRADE
lsnecial Correspondencc.l

Thatcher, Ariz., Dec, PA large
and enthusiastic gathering of the citi-
Zens met and organized board OF
trade yesterday. The academy brass
band Furnished music, Prof Bond gave
violin solos. Addresses were made by
President kimhall, lie Roy Snow, W.
w, Pace, William a. Moody a g.
Peterson and ]. l.. Wilkins. The ne
cessitv for such an organization was
apparent to all.
Mayor j. L. wilkins presided. Con
stitltion and bylaws were adpoted,
The following board of control was
elected: James l., wilkins, president;
William II. Moody. vice president: lie
Rov c. Snow, secretary; d. Dudley
Tones. assistant secretary; and j. ~
Words, treasurer
The people in this territory Will vote
IN tie proposed state constitution on
Feb. 9,
The holiday season passed pleasant
10 -brrc The weather was warm hnd
nIcasnnt. and among the features were
holI games and horse races. a pro
r,.nrn ana Christmas tree were glVel
so,, inc Primary association on Dec. ~
Tha naronts' convention met Thurs
| d,v night In the academy chapel, 'th'
musical program was exceptior,.l
To- ,,nod. The discussion was on En-
vir0nments," the better condltioh
| ,he school room and play grounds. NJ
oxb,bltion of the work of the pupil
,y,'s made IN the domestic room, N
~ which was gratifying to childre
and parents alike.
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MURRAY EXIIIBIT AT OMAHA.

Murray, Dec, Sl.-Thc Commercial
club has arranged for space at the
Omaha Western Land Products cX-
hibi, to be held in Omaha from Jan. %
to Feb. J. 1911 Murray manufacturers
win have on exhibition their products
Tho Utah Products company. l'cnnion,s
J-,our Mills, the Western Fire Clay
Tile company, and the y. S. L. Smeit-
ing company have all secured indlrid.,
unl space Mt the exhibit. Samples OIL
soil grains, vegetables fruits dairy
products etc. and also good sample
Of flowing we'll water Of which Murray
has such an abundance ana Is the
source OF her present water SUPPLY,
which Is ample for all purposes, are n
foiy OF the articles that will tell the
story of Murray ut Omaha on this oc-
casion The many natural resources
MS we'll as the acquired will he told by
somebody who knows. and invcstiga-
tors viii be truthfully informed as TO
tho inducements and opportunities tla'
are here on every side for home seekers
and for capital.
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,rvIsrIc WOOD CARVING.

provo. Dec. 3l.--Triends of Thomas
NJ, Altman, who was awarded me pr,@o
for WOOD carving in the state nv ~
stitutc are highly pleased win me np
nrccla ton given Mr.. Allmans 'aie ~.
Mr. Altman has had specimens VI Iva ne
va va las always received prizes, me
,rnrk which drew the art institute
' mJ n settcc, was awarded first prize
Z, ,hn state fair in 1909 and first prize
-, ~ mo Western States fair in Denver
Mr.. Altman is the son OF me a 'rio
Thomas Altman who WAS GlRMo'u
cabinet maker and joiner So !. 10 :,
No snid that Mn Allman's talent -
~; ~ degree inherited; and 1t is 20
his credit that he has cultivated ana
Isyclopcd it by study aud Application
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COUNCIL CONSIDERS
LICENSE APPLICATION

ogden, Dec. 3O--An application from
the Jones Employment agenc! lol q ntt,,
.'trao, caused considerable discussion
=, thn citv council tonight. the appi-
na.tnn finally being referred to me
,inn,,sa committees and the city attor-
ne for report Tuesday night. &C
oording to a city ordinance. no emp'o on
ment agency may be employed OH
I'ycnty-nfth street. v,
The council adjourned to meet nm St
TUESDAY night. at which time u,Sne
s,inonmcn will appear to snow oa 800
why their licenses shall no. Dc
for selling liquor to minors.
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SECOND DAYS AUCTION
is GREAT SUCCESS


Murray Dec. 3l.-More than $1,000
worth OF farm products VAS soia ana
exchanged here Thursday at the nuc-
ton and sales day. Six hundred peo1
ple attended the sale ana nihiliies'eu
even more interest than at the hrst
DAVIS sale. Kidding was lively and the
articles as they came up brought u ialr
price Coal, hay, cows, chlckchs, pul-
ter. eggs and all staple goods sold at
margin and were turned over III raplu
succession. Most everything that was
brought to the market was disposed OIL
or exchanged. 40,
The horse sales, however, were not
strong. Still one team ana 'htee
horses were sold and brought several
hundred dollars. Horses will be III
,,r1,,tnr demand two months later.
cows are in great demand and many
h,,y,rs and sellers We're brought To-
,,ather This Is one OF the great lea
t,,r.s of the day People are brought
together who make sales and exchanges
tina; would otherwise not meet. 1t also
stimulates an interest in the iafin "t,u
the best methods of production Lead
ing county farmers get together anu
exchange practical ideas that VIII OBJ
tnin better results both on the farm
and the market. Farmers are now
looking for seed grains ana vegetables
ana tho market place affords n splendid
opportunity for the sale of these prot
ucts. Nursery men who have in view
| Inc hest interest of the fruit growers
| nave n place on the market. The fruit
| industry needs attention in this coun-
| ~ and the nursery men should take
| advantage OF this large gathering OF
| farmers 10 give needed Information us
| ,ynu as attending to their own business
which should be honest and with the
iden of making the fruit industry more
profitable This would also enhance the
value of property and bring settlers tc
| rho community
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GREEK TIES UP CAR.

Murray. Dec 31..Murray car No. 400
with Motormun Charles Erickson and
Conductor Fred Tilton in charge, was
tied up 30 minutes this morning at
Murray, not on account Of the heavy
fall of snow nor FOR want of power,
but rather too much power. a foreign
battery of Greek extraction WAS on
the car which WAS charged with n
voltage not recorded. No one on the
ear nor that gathered around 1t, for
there were n hundred of these. seemed
to have u disposition to interfere with
the Internal machine. The car was
held 30 minutes for the marshal to
arrive. He was not long, however. i'll
turning off the power and putting the
mnehinc II safe kceping.
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SUGAR FRAUDS.
Customs Service Official Says They
ExIs,cd In New Orleans for Years.

Customs Service Official Says lhcS
Existed In New Orleans for Years.
washington. Dec. 3o.--'When the
grand Jury. now investigating the sam
Ming OF sugar Mt New Orleans, finishes
it's work, 1t will he found that the
frauds against the government there
have been going q for Mt least 10
wears" This statement was maze 70
day by an official OF the customs serV.
leo who said that all the suspected
frauds would be found In the Stamping
nf sugar and in the polarscoplc test
,vhich determines tho saccharine con
tents upon which the importer pays
duty. 49,, "dr,,
hack" frauds at san Francisco Is also
imminent. 4 preliminary investsntloh
hn, Furnished evidence which IcauS
trno s,,ry officials to believe the frauds
,ha,o vim eclipse those at New YORK,
,.hicb the American Sugar Reiihins
company recently Offered to settle LOT
Evidence collected by the customs
service Is said To show that mo soN-
crnmon, has for years been PAYING
..arnwhacks'' on Philippine sugar
which came into the United states uuts
! froc ,vas used in the preservation OF
| california fruits, ana later eNporten as as
sugar Imported from Java on WHICH
| duty had been paid,
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CHRISTIAN lVERSON
ATTEMPTS SUICIDE

Provo. Dec. 31.-Chris lverson. aged
81 Years. son OF Magnus l"ersoh Oh
Spanish Fork. attempted suicide py
shootinp at Tintic yesterday. He Went
there with companions 10 DO some
mine assessment work; and was put
ting up tent while others were AMY ny,
,,.inr on the ground with shotgun
wound in his forehead. He was hnr-
rirJ TO Provo general hospital ana Il
,,h,siron who attended his wounds
tnnnd that some of the shot had enter
cd his brain, and there was sinall more ,
for his recovery. lverson rcsa',, ,,,1
consciousness for a snort t, .., NJ, No, !,
,,,arninsr and practically admitted that
, ~. h ,, tried to commit suicide, put
W, assign no cause for his action.
""' portion of the unfortunate, MANI ,m,t
hroin exuded from his skull inns
morning.
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JOHN I. BALLANTYNE
PASSES AWAY
Prominent Citizen of Weber V"''cS
Dies of Inflammation
Friday.
tspecial Correspo, dence.

ogden, Dec. 3l.--John I. l'allantyne'
!. we'll known resident OF RlVeroa'e,
died Yesterday of inflammation OF the
scatic nerve. He was iih'lNo "
ogden aged "a years, and was an en-
ergetic worker in Industrial ana re''-
sr,,us affairs in this county. lie was
"a member of the Baliantyne la'hi'S
which has achieved distinction IN Va
Ir,ous fields of usefulness In this region
iiI1n leaves a family and several children
to mourn his death.
Funeral services will be held at !
o'clock Sunday afternoon at the nv
erdale westinghouse, interment III os-
den city cemetery. The body may pe
viewed at the home Saturday alterIlooi'
and evening, and also Sunday mor''ins
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pn11cr co,ilr RECORD.

ogden Dec. s1--A number Of o.
r,nde,s nnucarcd before Justice FARMS
VII, ,,,y,rI r Jones entered a plea OF .,
crt,iy whcn charged with having a',Sn,.sod 1el =
hIs horsn united. and was aSStSS s,r,i.
Of l. zoe Wells forfeited sun
~; ~ y, ry not appearing on the
mi MI, n6olcv. who was implicated IN IN
-, vnsterdny morning in when
tlyo mi i,5iIaas impcrsonated officers a ,,nr
,r.,.,,feG to oXtort money lIo!h W.
{ i'Hm nan from Boise, pienn ,,d
esi::v To the 7harg" Of Nasrancs wv
MI !. fnei ,nn usual so ana rosts. a,
tn.,.. Grimes, who was arF'S.sn
$3.50 ,ttrht on tho charge Of carry
XII rnnaoalcG weapons and VINO WE
e,y.rea,stl cf having ho"n impl'cn',nu n,
,'prnrt 80 rc- blowing, was ar" 't''''''
All, ,p;,isI plea Of guilty,
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POTATO KING SHlMA
PREDICTS HIGH PRICES

stockton, CAL Dec a--fiiEh prices
Gov notatocs all over the United states
are predicted for the coming year by
Cnorga Shima. n Japanese known us
tho California potato king. lie beiieVes
ma. the price will advance I" )" or
more per sack and that ior s'linl,
quantities as much rs cents pei. poui.u
will have to be paid, ms FISH, - 80
n,a,ls, IN many states Relying on his
:, Of the condition OF the mar
i ;.nt shIma Is said TO be holding nearly
- miIlion sacks of potatoes for later
sale
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HAZARDOUS TRIP.

Logan, Dec 3O--A party of ladies con-
ssting Of Mrs f. +, Clark, her guest.
Miss Brooks of Salt Lake City, Mrs.
Tectzel. and Miss Huntington Of the
A. c.. returned from a trip up Logan
canyon yesterday. They went as far as
the forks, II miles from this city, ana
the entire party walked all the way.
They made the journey UP In a little
more than four hours, There was be-
tween six and eight inches Of snow a
rood part OF the way.
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SUNDAY
CLOSING EFFECTED
Drug stores VIII Close Their Doors
During Church Service Sum
day Afternoon.
, srccia1 Correspondence

Logan, Dec $O.--The drug stores of
this city have effected an arrangement
whereby they will close their places of
business from two pm. until FIVE pm.
on Sunday after the beginning of the
year. This action has been under con
sidcration for some time but the nee
essary agreement has just been effect
cd. The prescription departments VIII
be open but no merchandise VIII be
sold during the period mentioned.
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1eservlng enterprIses started in

deserving enterprises started in e.
city of Murray is the MANUFACTURED
of pure cane molaSseS, by w. II. Stnnt
of Holiday. Mr.. Stout's plant is the
most up to date west of Kansas, the
molasses Is manufactured by steam
mill. the capacity of which is about
35O gallons every T. hours. After rum
ming the cane through the mill the
juice is evaporated into syrup by
steam and the bagas is converted into
sllage for stock feeding purposes. This
proves that sorghum cane can be rails
ed probably by farmers in this val.
ley An average acre of ground Will
Yield ESQ gallons of molasscs, which
represents $3.50
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PROVO NEWS MOVES.

Elder William Norman of the SKIN
ward, has returned from MISSION W
Scandinavia, after % months apsc,'ee'
he labored in Norway ana De''''ih'N'
j. II, Beck. whose second term as rs
county assessor expires on me hrS' ~
the year, will return to Alpine, ms
former home, where he WV peGo'',.
No mercantile business Mr.. Beck has
made many friends here ana through
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PREPARE CELEBRATION
OF BURNS BIRTHDAY

Logan. Dec. 30 County Attorney
John 4. sheldon returned last night
from Salt Lake city where he went to
make arrangements for the celebration
of Burns birthday here some time to-
ward the latter part of January, He
was In conference with Prof. Kent,
Nicol Hood and others, and says they
have agreed to come up and help the
local Calcdonians make the celebration
n big success. The committee in
charge of the work Of arranging the
program is now busy with the de-
tails.
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MUNSEY RELEASED
BUT WILL YET BE TRIED

ogden, Dec 3o..-Thc failure OF me
city to prove that Edward Muhscs NV
Ivontv-ilfth street cigar dealer. act
uoiiv participated in the theft of Ger
tam groceries from the Edgar Jones
grocery two weeks ago resulted In ms
discharge in the city court this morning
by Acting Judge Farnsworth. Gaptna pun,
Of Detectives Fender announced t.la.
another complaint charging the cisar
dealer with receiving stolen sooos
would be issued at once.
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CELEBRATED CASE
COMES TO CLOSE

Ogden Dec. 3o.-The famous case "a sh,n Oh
7 Il Kurtz and wife VS.. d. NJ. toplh-
SON was closed today by agreement, "a
ouitclaim deed. filed with the county
recorder, conveys all the properly NO 20
Robinson. who Is in possession OF .i.t
resort. The terms of the setl'e,''. w
we're not disclosed. The phslS o. ,a a
w. uoment was expressed in the deco
a.. ..onn dollar and other valuable con-
siderntion." The case involved consul
rrable property and has been peho'hs
for several months.
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RICHFIELD.
PROPERTY SOLD
AT PUBLIC VENDUE
lsnnclal Correspondence.D

Especial correspondence
Richtield, Dec 3O.--To satisfy
Judgment rendered Dec. l6 in me
case of the Kimberly Mercantile sup
nIv company VS., Gold Mountain Con-
solidatcd Mining company and H.
Roerline w. Etley and L. w. Crane.
II, as intervenors, all the personal
property OF the defendant company
was sold at auction at the front door
of the county court house III rNchlle. e,
yesterday The most important part
Of the property consists OF the power
plant at Sewer and two on Fish creek.
r W Scvey acted as auctionecr. The
bidders were Fred Ti!ton of Snlillh ana
Milo Packard Of Springvillc. The niu-
ding began ut $4,000 and advanced a
tho,,suul dollars ut a time until S2o,oVD
was reached when Mn Packard was
declared the owner of the property.
rhe mines and prospects were not sold
bncausc no bids were received.
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WARD REUNION.

Murray. Dec &1.--On Thursday Jan.
). the Murray First ward holds a
grand reunion to which all adult peo-
pie residing within the ward are in
ritcd, whether Church members or
not The exercises begin at a:3a Win
a miscellaneous program consisting Of
speeches. music. etc. followed from .
to s by a banquet. From to o'clock
n grand concert will be rendered under
the direction Of Ward Choristcr VIII
liam f. Robinson, after which dancing
will complete the day.
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MANTI.
YOUNG MAN INJURED,
ACCIDENTAL GUNSHOT
lsnccIal correspondencoD

Especial Corrcspondencc)
Manti, Dec. 3O.--Alfonso Buchanon
was taken to the l.. D. S. hospital Mt
Salt Lake yesterday, with his arm In
n badly manglcd condition. He went
into the mountains Saturday for
Christmas trees, and ms the party was
getting into the sleigh for the return
trip the gun that was brought along
was accidentally discharged, the con-
tents striking Buchanons right arm,
entering at the wrist and coming out
near the elbow. 1t is feared amputa-
ton may be necessary.
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,.rnrM,T,oS WANTED.

os3eu De- 3l,-Thc relatives nGre ".
r5'.c 5rc very anxious to gain M
r,r,Svtit,a 81 his whereabouts. ne teit
,,,.,,,,,n some wears ago. having
,,,,,,ovmcnt with n farmer.
,..7,,at bcSn heard of since. nc Is
,,.,I 30 follows: TWENTY-FIVE years
br,cl, hair, inclined to curl
royn,,enl Large: brown eyes tice pu'',
c,,,esg,avs when he lauShs Is teel :
trrrn- .au. has probably fui' pct ,,.
y.aars " shOas, and Is r"pustiE p",,.'
..tth Dutch accent. Any in
,!i,, ronr"rninr him may be for
,, ~ 10 G. Dee, 1924 Jefferson avenue
Crfcn,
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RECENT DEATHS

APPLEYARD. HANNAH - Mrs.
Hannah Appleyard, Il highly respected
member of the Fourth ward, Lchi, died
Dec. 70, Of general debility, aged IS.
Funeral services will be held from
the tabernacle Sunday.
Mrs Applcyard joined the Church in
ENGLAND, Of which she has ever been q
faithful member, She leaves mar
ried daughter in Lchi, son in England
aud II host Of friends to mourn her
IctuiSp
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FOUR "BLlND PIG"
CASES IN COURT

provo. Dec. Sl.--Four individuals,
charged with Illicit liquor selling, were
y go ipned before Justice Noon today,
Thcv are charged with selling liquor
nminwfnlly on Dec IS. Their names
nrn John Homer, Sidney ArGmer,
Arthur Booth and Axe' Johnson: e Itaor
will have n hearing next "eGk, o n'''e'
1,1i, lister was given 80 days III
i,u today for drunkenness.