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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-16
JAPAN'S REPRESENTATIVE
APPRECIATES C0URTESIES
Special to Tho Tribune.

OGDEN. Ian. 15.-As an appreciation
OF the Courtcsies shown him during his
stay in ogden. two weeks ago. when he
attended inc National Wool Growers con-
vcntion, lsSa Tanimur5. the special rep
rcscntative OF the Mikado OF Japan who
Is investigating the sheep business OF the
United States has written a letter 60
President A. r, Haywood; OF which tho
following IS n copy:
MY Dear Sir-IIavinG left ogden on
the o'clock train on last Saturday night,
| reached here CDenVer) ON tho Monday
morning following. Tho livestock con-
vcntion opened here yesterday and Will
last until tomorrow evening. when | shall
leave the city for Chicago. Tho sheep
show they have here is quite poor in
comparison with that at Ogden.
To-day / make an address before the
convention on Japanese Animal Tus-
bandrv.' which Will appear In tomorrow's s
papers I'm full.
Taking this opportunity, 7 express my
heartfelt thanks for your warm. friendly
welcome shown me while in your charm
Ing town. and trust that at some future
day | Will bc able TO rcclprocatc when you
get over to Japan.
win write Mr.. Fell another letter
Thanking YOU again for your cordialty,
| am yours sincerely.
... "ISSA TANlMJTRA.
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TWIN FALLS DEMOCRATIC
COMMITTEE HAS MEETING
special to Tho Tribune,

Special to Tho Tribune.
TWIN FALLS. Ida. Jan. 15--At 4
meeting of the Democratic county central
committee. held in Twin Falls yesterday
afternoon and largely attended by the
various members OF the committee, the
resignation OF A. s. Batyocca as chairman
was accepted and a vote of thanks eX-
tended to the retiring chairman for his
work during the last campaign. William
II. HorulbToolS, the editor of the Twin
Falls Chronicle. was unanimously elected
as his successor with authority TO Ill all
vacancies IN the county central commit
tee. and A. n. King of Twin Falls was
elected without opposition to the office
of secretary. motion plcdginG the sup
port OF the central committee to the JEFF
fcrsonan club was carried unanimously.
Local conditions were discussed at length
and 1t seemed 10 be the consensus of
opinion that the Democrats have excellent
prospects of electing the entire ticket at
the next general election.
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NEW FEATURES IN
SW0PE DEATH CASE
Kansas City Millionaire Was
Changing His VIII Just Be-
fore the End Came.
BY Leased Wire to The Tribune.

by Leased wire TO The Tribune
KANSAS CITY, Jan. I5.-It has iust
become known that on tho day preced
ing his death last October, Colonel
Thomas II. Swope decided to rewritc his
Will, altering 1T IN every detail. An
attorney was summoned, but before the
new document could be prepared and cx.
ecutcd, Colonel Swope sank into state
OF coma and did not rally again.
1t was reported today that a CHICAGO
chemist had found white powder In
the stomach of Chrismon Swope, the
son. who Is said 10 have been poisoned
with his father, Colonel Swope.
A photograph of the death certificate
OF Chrismon Swopc shows that the
cause OF death was not given, the space
Tor tins important detail being left
blank.
1t has been the contention of DR..
Hyde, the physician who made out the
certihcate OF death for both Colonel
owope and Cbrismon Swope, that death
resulted from natural causes and all the
details were regularly handled.
One of Kansas City S most prominent
citizcns--a rich man himself-is under
strict surveillance in connection with
the case, This man S arrest, which will
startle the city when it comes, only
wants on the report of the Chicago cy
perts VINO are examining Col. Swope g
stomach Tor poison traces
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kAYSVIlLE NEWS
Special To The Tribune.

Special To The Tribune.
KAYSVILLE, Jan. 15.-Wiliam A.
Brown, Jr.. very popular young man OF
Woods Cross. was seriously injured the
other day while playing a game of bas-
kctban. He jumped mp quickly and cut
his head on the window sill 4 short time
after pus formed under the skin and the
doctors, when consulted ordered him
taken TO the hospital TO undergo an opera
tion- Had this been delayed the phys!-
clans state. blood poisoning would have
set in.
a reunion OF the Edmonds family was
held In IIaysville on Friday evening at
the home of Mr., and Mrs. Edward Ed
monds, in honor OF the clghty-cishth
birthday OF Mr.. Edmonds' father William
Bdmonds of Salt Lake City Many OF
their relatives and friends from Salt Lake
city and all parts of Davis county were
present, and general good time WAS had
by all. The time was spent in PLAYING
appropriate games, music. etc after
which elaborate refreshments were
served.
=. Daughters were born to Mr. and Mrs
3rshie IL ADAMS and Mr.. and Mrs Jesse
Silf this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Corbr;dgc left sun
Gay evening for Diamondville! Wyo..
where they expect 10 make their home
Miss Hattie Smith OF Logan is a visitor
IN West Bountiful fer a few days
MISS Annie Mcdonald left on Thursday
Tor Wilson, Wyo,
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SNOW BLOCKADE IN
CHICAGO IS SERIOUS
Thousands Suffer for Lack of
Fuel and Milk; May Last
for Week.
BY Leased Wire to The Tribune

BY Leased Wire to The Tribune
CHICAGO, Jan. l5.-Desporato efforts
arc being made by the railroads today
to move the snow blockaded coal and
milk trains and thus relieve Chicago OF
the famine in milk and fuel. which
brought suffering TO thousands. II is not
expected that freight traffic will 30 re-
stored 10 normal within at least a week,
so effective is tho snow blockade.
Officials say that il another snow
storm should arrive while the loaded cars
are stalled on sidings tho city may suf-
fer from d famine even moro severe than
the present one.
Milk dealers say the supply of milk and
cream is snort thousands of gallons and
it Will be impossible TO I'll orders until
the railroad blockades arc lifted.
The Belt lines around Chicago arc
blockaded with thousands OF loaded coal
cars. The railroads brought 10 Chicago
1000 cars of coal In tho last twenty four
hours, said to be only half enough to
supply the normal requirements.
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ROUTE TO BE FOLLOWED
BY THE NEW CAR LINE
Special 10 The Tribune.

OGDEN. Jan. 15.-With the beginning
of the extension of the Ogden Rapiei
Transit company's line to Brigham CITY.
which as announced several months ago
by Tho Tribune would begin some time
the route now followed TO Hot Springs
viii be partially abandoned and the Plain
City extension. recently completed fol-
lowed most OF the distance to Farr West,
direct 10 the Utah Hot Springs
BY choosing this proposed route Pleas
ant View would be cut OFT tho line. which
would be necessary, according to Super
lntcndent Bailey, on account of the heavy
grade at this point. Should the company
be able to obtain right OF way along
the linc of the canal which runs near this
sectlon, change OF tho present location
OF the car tracks would have TO be moved
only few feet. and tho beautiful view
from this emlnencc would not be lost TO
passengers,
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TOLD IN A LINE

Tho first annual convention OF the In
| tcrcollegiatc Socialists society is In scs-
| Sion In New York City.
\ cloudburSt at Woodland, CAL re-
suited in the fall OF an inch OF rain in
five minutes. The storm was terrific fol-
an hour.
1t was announced that Prof Wicklinc
Rose of Peabody college. Nashville. would
direct tho work of the Rockefeller hook
worm commission.
Grand Forks. Idaho. once rated as the
toughest town In tho state, was practi-
cally destroyed by fire Saturday for the
second time In two months.
Former Supervisor James Gallagher
The star witness in the Calhoun case, san
Francisco for whom a warrant has becn
issued, was recently seen in Rome
Representatives OF the girl shirtwaist
strikers OF Philadelphia. after an all
night discussion. refused To accent the
plan OF arbitration offered by the manu-
facturers.
Former Senator Joseph B. Foraker Of
Ohio made his first cali on the present
administration at the White house to-
day, AS a matter of fact it was the
senator's first call for number OF years.
Tine man believed 10 be the maniac who
on Washington Heights, New York was
cornered In Il basement of an apartment
house on West l7Sth street. but escaped
In the interest OF the entire shoe and
lcdtnsr trade OF IDc united States more
than 700 men. representative OF the en-
tire scope of the great industry gathered
in Boston Saturday from all sections OF
tho country.
Judge Carpenter in the circuit court Of
Chicago announced a ruling uphodlng
the rights Of the city OF Chicago 10 use
It's traction fund for the purpose OF con-
structinE and operating subway for pas
SeDgcr traffic.
August MaVcs. a farmer living near
Greenlcal. Wis. shot and killed his wife,
wounded his daughter. Mrs. Martha Knorr
OF Appleton and then committed suicide
A divorce was granted Mrs. Maves two
weeks ago.
In Los Angeles Saturday Anna and An
nice woodward. twin sisters. were made
defendants I'm suits for divorce nlcd by
their respective husbands, Eugene and
Jason woodward. who are brothers De
scrtion is alleged in each case
Richard Olney who as secretary of
state In the late President Cleycland's
administration. wrote the famous Vene-
zuclcan message. has been for several DAYS
in a hospital I'm Brooklnc. Saturday n
change FOR the better came.
Three deaths at the City hospitaI. st
Louis from tetauDs following frozen feet
Wlthln the last iew days. have aroused
the physicians ut the institute TO the dam
gers OF chilled eXtremiticS and all cases
hereafter VIII be given anti -tetauus
serum.
The last meetings of the national child
labor comnttco sixth annual conference
was held IN Boston Saturday, with "A
discussion of legislation. home industries
and street trades and tho use OF child
labor In cannerlcs and the farming in
dustry.
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CHEMISTRY TEACHER
LEAVES HIGH SCHOOL
Prof. Palmer Resigns to Accept
Similar Position With Ogden
Institution.
TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
PARK CITY. Jan. 15.--The schools OF
Park city have had a very pleasant
week for the first OF the new year. The
students and teachers returned from
their vacation In good spirits.
Tho schools wero visited this week by
r. w Mcdonald, one of the trustees
The high school was unfortunate in the
loss of Prof. Palmer, instructor OF chem
istry. who resigned 10 accept a similar
position with The Ogden high school
Prof. Palmer Is an able teacher. and the
high school Will miss him.
Miss Myra L. Myrlck OF the Chicago
university has been employed TO MI the
vacancy created by Prof. Palmcr's resiG
nation.
During the vacation Prof. j. l..
Kearns. the principal, visited several
high schools in southern Idaho, and re-
ports that Park City is more than hold
ing It's own in school work.
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NEWS OF MONROE

Special 10 The Tribune.
MONROE. Jan 15.-The Monroe Com
mcrcial club held an important meeting
last night and the annual election OF Off
GERS took place with the following result:
President, o. L. Washburn; vice prcsi-
dent. II. +. Lisonbcc, secretary. Jacob
Msgleby: treasurer, y. II. Nelson. These.
with Hans Juft J. II, Lowe and a. w
Bohman, for tho board OF governors
The Commercial club has been payticu
larly active during the last year and Just
recently secured the farmers institute
that Was held here, Tho members are
now working towards securing Il new
high school building
The Monroe Irrigation company held a
stockholders meeting this week and
heard the financial report and chose Of
ficors for tho coming TWO wears. T. Z.
Washhurn, Austin Yereeusen, Hyrum
MadseD, John Webb. Jr.. Carl Tuft, ]. Il.
Magleby and 4. w. Bohman will consti-
tute their board OF directors, with j. p.
Washburn as president and Carl Tuft as
secretary. This company supplies water
for over 5000 acres, and n project is on
foot TO open mp another 1000 acres lying
a little southwest of Monroe.
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JURORS DRAWN FOR THE
FEBRUARY COURT TER NJ

Special TO The Tribune.
TOOELE. Jan. 15.-Thc following is a
list OF the jurors drawn TO serve at tho
February term OF the district court, which
begins In this city February II:
Tooelc-George L. England, John s.
Lee. Ivor Ajax. Henry Cornuc. Henry
Dormus, John NJ. McKellar, Joseph c.
Ormc.
Grantsvlle-R. w. Kemp Thomas
Reese, Daniel King. Owen Fairchild.
Stoekton-Wllliam Wilson. John Bra
zier,
st. Johns-James Staples, Jr., Evan b.
Arthur, Henry Charles.
Vernon-Ernie Pherson
Ophir-A. f. HendriclSsou.
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LOGAN CALED0NIANS TO
HOLD BIG CELEBRATION
Special To The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
LOGAN. Jan. 1S.-Thc local Gale
DOMAINS baVo arranged the following pro-
gramme for their celebration ON Janu-
airy &c:
Address of welcome. -. Charles ". Niblcy
Opening song, "Therc Was Lad
Was Born in Kyle '......s......B Burns
John Donaldson.
Song, ALTON Water, ,.........,....B Burns
Alfred r.. Stratrord.
Shcan Trcws and Highland Fling ....
Misses Bessie Craig and Viola Service
Song, "By Annans Winding stream
.-..,.,..,.,....... Mrs. Nellie liaudoW
sword dance, ...-..... .-,-,s'
....... Misses Craig and Viola Service
Address Burns" ...... John \. Sncddon
Song, Mary. Ma Scotch Blue Boll'..
....s......-.--.. -....s...-,.. NlCol llpou
Flute solo, Scotch selection ..s....-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. David lrySddlc
Song. Scotch selection. Mrs. b Linnartz
Sailors hornplpo .,..s....-.......-...
...-.. Misses Craig and Viola Service
Song The Sons OF Bonnie Scotland
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. John Donaldson
Song. selection from Burns. ........
...............,s..M Mrs. Nellie IIaddow
Violin solo. Scotch selection. ...,.-..
..,s.s..s.....,...s. Prof Henry Otte
BagptDc music ...s....a,.-...-..r,
49,. Angus Craig and Jas Hamilton
Irish jig Misses Craig and Bessie Service
Finale "Wil Yc No Come Back
Again?" and Aud Lang Sync"..
................N n. Hood and audience
Charles w Niblcy Will act rs chairman
and David Henderson as toastmaster.
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DIED


LEWIS-OS the Seventeenth wsrS
city, al Tho county inhrmary rs,,
II, 1910, OF old age, Henry LewisS
January 4, 1857. IN London. EnsIand
ceased was n member Of the Lat,s,
Saints church and came TO this cI6
London in 1895. The body Is AZ H., =
neral parlors of Joseph william ~ ~,
20 South West Temple street. Soiir.
funeral later.
THOMAS-1n this city, January X 4,
Of Group pneumonia. George New,
aged months. infant son Of Elm1,
and Laura n. Thomas. Funeal n
day. January Is. At y. M. from th1
idcnce, 609 North First West
OWENS-In this city. January Is.
Mrs. G. i. Owens. aged 80 yesrs'
loved wife of Thomas Owens. q resl
shipped from o'Donnell & Co.'S n ~
today. Sunday. To her former hon,
Jessup, Ia. for intermcnt. Jesus,
papers please COPY
PARSONS-In this city, Januar.
1910. L. 3. Parsons, aged IS Nc
resident of Eureka. Utah. Remal1
o Donneli * Co. Is parlors. Notice \
neral later
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Tooele News Briefs.
Special to The Tribune

special to The Tribune
TO0ELE: Jan. l5.-Mrs Kate Fulmcr
OF Salt Lake City is visiting in rooeIe
INC work Oh the now hotel near the
corner oi Main and Vine streets is pro
pressing rapidly. The foundation has
oeen completed and two walls of the
Dr3t story are nearly I'D
DR.. Frank Davis has gone IN !, ,,o,
ness trip 10 Salt Lake City.
great deal of suffering and loss
among cattle Is reported over the valley
que 10 thc cold weather. Deep creek is
reported frozen solid. and there is no
water in that section o
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-16
MURRAY BOY HAS LEG
CUT OFF BY TRAIN
Special TO The Tribune.

6peclaI % The TribUnc,
MURRAY. Jan, 15.--Oscar Jcnson. tho
seyen-y -year-old son of ], c. Jenson of
this place, met with Il painful accident
Denver & Rio GraDde freight train and
had his right leg cut off Young Jenson
snd n number of his playmates were
fcLurnins homo from school and were
playing near the switch near the r. g.
- sampllng mill Jcnson was hanging
on freight caT, when switch engine
the wheels. o ''"S'
The lads screams attracted the brake
man attention, and as soon as possible
~" was extricated from under the car
md taken to the depot. lie was later
IaEen TO the l.. ID. S. hospital In Salt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-16
MISS LUCRETIA S0ULE
COMMITTED TO HOSPITAL
Special to The Tribune.

Sp"CInI 10 TIC ITIUUHC.
OGDEN. Jan. l5.-Miss Lucreta Soule
OF the Hooper district in this county was
this afternoon committed 10 the State
Mental hospital by District Judge Howell,
after a medical examination had been
conducted by Drs. II. &. Forbes and q.
A. Dickson
Miss Soule has been addicted TO the
morphine habit. acquired several years
ago at the time OF serious illness, ac
cordIng 10 the physicians report and the
use of the drug has impaired her mental
condition TO such an extent that treat
ment at the state institution was found
TO be necessary.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-16
ROBERTA De JAN0N
IS LOSING HER MIND
Young Heiress to Millions Pay
ing Penalty of Elopement
With Waiter.
BY Leased Wire to Tho Tribune.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 1j.-Isolatcd in
tho heiress to the EIIist millions, who
was arrested In Chicago with Frcderlcl;
Cohen. walter is losing her reason. ac-
cordng TO information gained today from
doctors In attendance at the hospital.
Ever since her escapade, which created
nationwide interest, Miss De Janon has
showed no signs OF sorrow until today
when she broke down under the kind
minis trations of her grandfather. Robert
Buist, the seed merchant
Her physical condition is now such that
physicians declare that she p1ust spend
at least six months in a sanitsr rum or
lose her sanity. Mr.. Buist declares he
will employ two widely-known allcnists
TO probe into the girls nervous coudi-
ton.
Cohen. incarcerated at Moyamenslng
prison on a charge OF abduction, still
maintains he has nothing to fear, as he
committed no crime.
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Petition for Letters.

Special 70 The TrIbunc,
OGDEN, Jan. 15.-Martin +. McFar-
land. son Of the late William McFar
land. iilcd petition with the probate
division OF tho district court this after
noon asking that lie be named admins
traitor Of the estate. Mcfarland died In
Ogden. September 10. 1909 leaving an
undivided one third interest in real es-
tate. which is valued at $500 A. widow
and seven children are among the heirs
10 the estate.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-16
PLEADS GUILTY T0l
ROBBERY OF SAL
Thomas Crosby to Serys
Year in the State Pa,
tentiary.
pccial 10 The Tribune.

Sp''lf'l ~ nc Tlpunc.
PROVO, Jan l5.-Thou1as Cror,
arralSncd before Judge Booth In !.
,rict court today and entered
guilty TO the information charzIs
with burglary in the second dcera
was sentenced TO serve one yesv
state prison. Crosby broke Int>
Lombardi's saloou at Thistle +,
ON the morning or January Q ana,
Two slot machines. He was arrs.
Provo by Patrolmnn Snow and
the day OF the robbery When 4
arrested he was under the infIus
liquor. In his pockets were fo,1
nlcEIeS, eight quarters, two dim,
a .33-caliber revolver.
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In IntermOuntain Empire
PARK CITY DEPARTMENT
once Dewey Both Phones a25
st. Luke IS Mission.


Special TO The Tribune.
PARK CITY, Jan. 15,-rhe subjects OF
the sermons at st. LuEc'S mission,
Episcopal church. tomorrow are fol-
lows: Morning sermon, The Helpfulness
OF a Great Man" evening, "a Picture
Sermon" being the story Of a painting
that has created great impression IN
Europe Tho pastor. tho Rev. Mr.. George.
has been confined TO his room tho past
week with a severe cold. which caused
him 60 lose his voice temporarily His
friends Will be glad to KNOW that ne
has recovered and Will be able TO preach
lnnnrrOM.
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DAIRY AND ICE CREAM
COMPANY Is FORMED
Special To The Tribune

SpcrIdI 10 The IrIbune.
OGDEN. Jan. 15.-With Il capital stock
OF $4,000, divided into shares at 81 each,
tno Hcrrick Dairy and Ice Cream company
tnis afternoon filed articles of incorpora- :
tion with the county clerk for the pur-
pose OF engaging In a general dairy, ice
cream and restaurant business with Oc-
den as it's chief place of business
Inc stock OF the company Is fully paid
up by the assignment OF the coffee house
business. the milk route and tho Ice
separate ownership.
Il, y. Critchlow, president; w. J. Nor
ton Vice president: Nelson A. Horricl5
manager: n, Lee HerriclS. secretary and
treasurer. arc the officers of tho new
company. They. together with Francinc
Norton. compose the Directorate
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-16
BANK STOCKHOLDERS
HOLD ANNUAL MEETING
Special to The Tribune.

IoOEIE. Jan. l5.-The annual meot-
ing OF the stockholders of the TooeIe
county State bank was held Tuesday at
p. M. with 497 Of the 500 shares OF the
capital stock of tine bank represented,
inc iolIoWtRg were elected to serve as
directors for>tho ensuing year: Peter
Slegg, c. r. Mcbride. Archibald Bevan.
Gus,ave Anderson. c. c. Green, T. IT,
The directors met tho followinc- d,v
and elected Peter clegg president: C.. E
Green, vice president, and Edwin M
Ormc, cashier.
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Will Give Entertainment.
'peciaI 20 The Tribune

.7peNldl 10 Inc Tribune.
MURRAY, Jan. 15.-Thc amusement
commIttee or Murray Will give am enter
,ainment Friday evening. City Attorney
j. Louis Brown. David Frame and Or
son sanders Will present a sketch AZ viii
also w. T. Robinson and company Some
stunts seldom given by amateurs will bo
presented by Judge Carl Morcle and Ray
mond Davis.
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WILL TRY TO PREVENT
OVERLOOKING OF RIVER
Special 10 The Tribune.

PROVO, Jan 15.-Thc land owners
along the Provo river below the county
bridge met with tho county commission
ers and the committee on irrigation OF
today 10 discuss the problem of the over
1owinS OF the river during the high water
period. and to devise somo means of pre-
venting such overflow in the future II
rs proposed TO drcdge the river bed and
iree INC channel OF all Instructions before
the high water comes
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Methodist Church.
10 The Tribune.

6pNcIaT 10 INC IITNHUI.
PARK CITY. Jan. 15,-The regular
services at the Methodist Episcopal
church tomorrow VIII be as follows:
Morning worship at IL o'clock. Sunday
school at $50 n. m. Junior League at
$50 p IN Tpworth League at 6i5 p.
m. Evening worship at 7.A5 o'clock. The
public is invited 10 attend these services.
Rev. c. l.. Martin. pastor
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Christian Scientists
Special 10 The Tribune

special 10 The Tribune,
OGDEN. Jan. 15.-The First Church Of
Christ. Scientist, holds service at III a
m Sunday at tho new Masonic temple
subject: Life. Sunday school at a:I5
q. m wednesday evening Testimonial
meetings are held al p. m. The pub-
lie Is cordially invited to attend all
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Funeral Is Held.
pecial 10 The Tribune.

ODcCIdT 10 INc ITIDUnc,
AMERICAN FORK. Jan. 15.-Funeral
services over the body of John Tracey
were held from the family residence in
this city this morning at IL o'clock. 4
large throng gathered TO pay its last re-
spccts to tho memory of Mr.. Tracey
who was held in high esteem by prac-
tically tho entire population OF this city
Tracey was one Of the oldest residents
OF American Fork