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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-01

Sunday School Work" was given by
IL. l.. McGhic OF the general board.
At IL o'clock the workers separated
for department work and the concen-
ton was very fortunate In having a
member from the general board to pre-
side over each OF the various depart
ments.
The various departments continued
In session. after the noon recess, until
I o'clock pm. In the evening "A public
meeting was held where addresses -cre
made by the general board. The prin-
ciple speaker of the evening being Ma
than r. Porter who delivered stir
ring address on the relation OF the
Sunday school TO moral condition of the
community"
There were present of the general
Sunday school board: stephen L.
Richards, G. Il. Felt. Nathan r. Por-
ter. Milton Bennion. Sylvester D. Brad
ford and X l.. McGhe. There was
also good representation from the
visiting stakes and all seemed TO en-
Joy thcmeetings and the visit TO sun
ny Sewer"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-01
SORRY CONDITIONS
N OGDEN CANYON
Ncr aud Boys Keeling i"
'O drunken Condition-t'aor'
saloons Responsible

go lima Charged with buy
oG nsor for minors, speros Vegenos'
is ~" ,o,t.black whose stand Is TO-
o''' ,,r the Emerald saloon was
'a''u u Tpesday morning by deputy
So ,.,S and his case will be called III
sD'' 10 ,r, this morning The oiilcers
pom, h,y belonging to a well known
IOuur ia a drunken condition In os'
i'''''', ,',, an Decoration day and after
o'' .S ,1 EFFORT feared that the lad
,O' S fought O. pint OF whisky from
n"u Another man. whose descrlp-
~. officers have is known 10 nave
toh vi t,yo quarts Of beer, al me
p,icn..,',s saloon In ogden canyon Tor
re ~. ma mis- arrest Il cNpected soon;
lns 49, number OF young men ana
~. tr M several canyon resorts on
9gs 49, In reelng. drunken condl-
.a',' ,,ss nppallng and In view OF the
wv. mai the canyon saloons baNe
..-ee,,Iv been given liquor licenses
rs1i.st tbe protests Of the Ogden Bet
a.s..,.,o,, league and the citizens OF Og-
s., ,nIiey there Is not much nope for
narrowed conditions TINS year ne
saloon PEOPLE claim that the drunken
80 IN the canyon did not procure
,bsir Ilguor there but as great deal
~ iiou1r Is consumed at the various
,s.orts there Is every reason 10 De.
ueys that some Of It reaches the young
As well as others
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-01
HIGH SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT.

RICHFIELD. May Gothic COM
mencoment exercises OF the Richheld
high school were held May ~ and IS.
on Friday evening "a splendid ban
quot was rendered the students par
cuts and some invited guests. by the
teachers and students at the High
school building.
on Saturday evening the regular
commencement program was given In
the tabernacle which follows: over
ture, High School orchestra. invoca-
tion w. II. Robinson; chorus. The
Beautiful Blue Danube" High school
students; Grafton, THE Awakening OF
Now civic spirit" George Herman
sen, address The Young man and the
High school" DIR. John Sundwal,
overture. High School orchestra; COM
ment. Principal Howard V. Aston;
chorus. arranged, star Spangled Ban
ner'' schod students.
After rho program grand COM
mencemcnt ball was given In the Ano-
mn PAVILION which completed the two
Jaws functiohsi admitted 10 be the
bes. and most Interesting OF any ever
neid by tho High school. The music
especially was OF n high order. ar
ranrcd and conducted by Prof John
Hood, who has been engaged to teach
enrai aud Instrumental music I'm all
tn~ departments during the coming
year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-01
RAYMOND, CANADA.
DRoUTH AFFECTS CROPS
NEW SCHOOL BUILDING

RAYMOND. Alta. Canada, May i6.--
The long, dry spell has at last been
broken aud within the past few days
we have had rain, The season OF wet
with as extends over May and June,
which is when most of the precipita-
ton occurs. Winter wheat, except In
a few instances Is not up to the aver
age this year, but the spring grain
all looks well and promises heavy
yield. Beet planting Is over and while
the acreage this year is lighter than
usual IL Is expected that the better
preparation Of the ground that is put
in will bring the net results up TO the
average.
The country is filing up with land
seekers and there are some from Utah
and Idaho w : Cox. recently of
Lehi. Utah and Frederick Smith OF
81. Anthony, idaho with their fami-
lies, are located I'm this growing town
The new district school was recently
opened, which is pronounced by COM
petent judges to be as good a school
building for its cost as there Is in the
province. 1t win accommodate about
500 pupils and cost over $4,000
The Church school walls are up half
way on the second story. and IL IS
confidently expected that IT viii he
opened for use this fan.
Farley Van Wagner. who recently
met with painful accident while
building a barn and through which he
lost a part OF his foot, is now home
from the hospital ana getting along
nicely.
Mr. and Mrs Ray Powell buried their
eight-months-o baby last week, IL
having been a sufferer 10Y some weeks
with a malady new 10 the doctors of
this place and vicinity.
a most enjoyable conference has Just
beou concluded. Elders Geo. +. Il iCh-
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CENTERVILLE.
DEC GRAFTON DAY-HoME
ATTRACTIONS PREDOMINANT

Especial Correspvndenco.
CENTERVILLIs. Davis Co, May 50.
Under the auspices of the parents
classes of the sunday schools Of this
ward memorial services We're held in
the local cemetery at IL am, when
an interesting and appropriate pro-
gram of spec, hes and songs was carried
out.
The grounds had been well cleaned
few days previous and we're beautifully
decorated with flowers today.
In the afternoon nearly all OF thc
population assembled at the public
square and enjoyed the afternoon with
a lively program Of athletics, including
a hotly contested game OF baseball be
tween the married men and single fel-
lows-the latter were the victors.
social was given in the Alberta
hall in the evening which was wen
patronized. Very few people went
away from the village during the day
Notwithstanding the numerous attrac-
tons at the various resorts.
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ECClES FAMILY WILL
TOUR EUROPE

OGDEN June William II Eccles
OF the oregon Lumber company and
the Mt. Hood Railroad company, ac-
companied by his wife and daughters.
Mrs. Pearl Ecclcs Reagan and Miss
Celia EcCles. leaves Thursday after
noon for New York. where they will
sail on June II for Southampton. Eng
land From this place. the party viii
begin an automobile tour OF the British
win occupy about four months. Mr.
Eccles. who Is tho brother of David
Eccles. has had much to do with the
building OF the oregon companies and
has been located at Hood River and
Dee. Or, for many years past al
though his family have lived at ogden
during the greater part OF the time.
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PRICE.
FATAL RUNAWAY ACCIDENT
MOTHER AND BABY KILLED

PRICE. May 2s.--In a runaway acct
dent near Myton. Mrs. William Cox
was instantly killed ana her year-old
baby injured so severely that 1t died
today.
The Coxes. who live at Nine Mile,
not far from Harper, had gone to My
ton to do some trading. When they
started on the return home and had
proceeded a short distance, one OF the
horses in the team, which was a frac-
tious one, became unmana geable and
started 20 run away In crossing an lr-
rigation ditch the wagon was over
turned and Mrs. Cox and babe were
thrown out. the mother being instantly
killed. while the child was fatally in
jured.
Mrs Cox was the daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. william Hamilton. old resi-
dents Of the eastern part Of Carbon
county. few miles from where the ac-
Cldent occurred
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WEST WEBER TERRORIzED
BY JOE BUCK

OGDEN, June AFTER terrorzing
the entire neighborhood and threaten
ing completely to exterminate the fam
lily of one OF his neighbors with "A big
revolver which he waved over his
head from time 90 time In a mendcing
manner as he staked through the VIII
lage of West Weber, Joe Buck was
finally arrested by deputy sheriffs late
this afternoon and brought to Ogden
county Jail
Buck has been drinking excessively
of late. and this afternoon, following
trivial dispute with one of his neigh
bors, he armed himself with a revolver
and began to terrify the town. Deputy
Sherins De Vine and Murphy placed
Buck under arrest.
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William -. May, few days ago and
new baby arrived at the home or
Mrs. Roundy. born to her daughter,
Mrs Beck OF Eureka.
The weather Is very warm at present.
and the season very dry. Had no
storms this spring
The contractor Is here 20 finish up
the new Westinghouse. IL will soon be
completed, and ready for dedication
A great deal Is being said about the
Il. G.. w railway moving south from
Marysyale. Circleyille people home
there Is truth In the reports, for Circle
valley surely needs railroad and more
people. We have great deal Of fine
land and room for a good number Of
rnorp inhabitants II would be we'll for
homoseeksrs TO come and Investigate.
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DRoUTH INJECTING CROPS.

LOGAN, MAY 31.--The weather here
has been exceedingly hot for the past
rev days and as a result many OF the
dry farmers Of the county are feeling
pretty blue, for the grain a. simply
burning up. The conditions here are
not SO bad as those reported by the
Cache farmers who have large tracts
Of grain planted I'm the Promontory
and Curlew valley sections. Some of
them say that IL there is not rain
In the next week the crop win he a
total loss Crops ON the irrigated farms
here are looking very we'll.
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WEDDING BELLS.

COLONIA DIAZ, May 25.-Miss Win
ME Johnson and Mr.. Frank Whiteing'
Miss Agnes Richen and Mr.. Jessie
Clayson accompanied by Bishop w. II.
Johnson and Mrs. Agnes Richen and
Miss RoNIc. are leaving this week for
salt Lake where the young people ex-
meet to be married, They are all popu-
lar young people and are teachers IN
the stake academy and its branches.
Their hosts uf friends extend thorn
hearty conEratulation.
Mir Ernest v. Romney. superntcil-
dent Of the Diaz branch OF the Union
Mercantile. leaves this week for the
mission field.
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RICHFIELD. .
S. S. C0NVENTIoN-HlGH
SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT
Especial Correspondence }

TNTITTIHT VTTT y T'IIfI'T
RICHFIELD. May 3O.-A very sue
ccssful and well attended Sunday
school convention for North and South
Sanpete. Wayne and Sewer stakes,
was held In this city yesterday. The
frst session Of the convention WAS held
AZ $40 a.am. until $3.50. This meeting
was for stake boards bishops and
stake pre- sldencies where the general
conditions Of the sunday school work
was discussed At $3.50 the general as
sembly OF sunday school workers con
yened. President OF SEWER stake. w.
H. Seegmfler. gave an address of well
come and talk on Fifty Minutes Of
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BIG CROP OF BETS PROMISED.

OGDEN. June Answering the re
p5.t that a large acreage OF bects had
been ploWed up and seeded to other
crops, sscy Eolapp OF the Amalgamated
Sugar company states that the rumor
is greatly overdrawn, although 1t is adj
m,ed that a small percentage OF the
land sowe1 with sugar beets becomes
Too dry each year 10 produce good
crops and therefore the farmers are
compelled 10 plant other crops. Mr..
Roapp states that the beet yield prom
ise, to be an abundant one this yeer.
and that reports from all sections OF
the country point 20 splendid condi-
tons The factory at ogden Is being
oyerhauled and repaired for the fall
sugar camuaign
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STERLING.
ROlDO PEACOCK KILLED
IN RUNAWAY ACCIDENT

STERLING. Sanpete Co. Utah. May 81.
-Roldo Peacock, a well known citizen
of this place. was Killed In runaway
here today The particulars Of the ac-
cldent arc not fully known. The body OF
Az peacock was discovered this after
noon by Dr. Hagen who happened to
be passing that way. Upon examination
IL was learned that his neck had been
broken. while the body was badly bruis-
ed. MIR. Peacock HID LEFT for his ranch
quite early In the morning, and IL Is pre-
sumed that the horses became fright
Cned at some object ran away and
throw Mr.. Peacock out, breaking hts
neck He was q years old. and IL sur
Vived by his wife and two children.
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MAIL AND FREIGHT BY AUTO.

VERNAL. NAV y. The mail came N
from Dragon by automobile today az II
am aud left ON the .rturn trip al 1
nm which N continued viii shorten the
time from the east and west one day.
There IL great rejoicing In Nernal on this
account today
There il rumor that the Uintah rail-
vay people are going TO put on automo-
biles for freight service which II true
will put Nernsl freight in here In one
day from dragon.
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SUIT FOR DIVORCE.

OGDEN, June 1.--Alleging that her
husband has failed to provide her with
the necessaries OF life for more than
one year past, Julia V. q. Ellis has
started suit for divorce In the district
court against Harry A, Ellis The
coupl.. were married at Ogden on Dec.
2s 1904. and Mrs. Ellis claims that
her husband has been earning more
tina $50 per month. Costs OF the suit
and other general relief is a'sso asked.
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THRILLING RUNAWAY
ON A. C. 0UGWAY


Especial Cores ponder1cc.) O.
LOGAN, May gI.--rieo girls Misses
Smith and Darling. vino live In Green.
south OF the A. q last evening, when
the horse got beyond theiricontrol and
ran away The rig was upset just ON
the turn at the twp OF the hill and
the whole outft rolled down the steep
decline for over 900 feet into tho
Logan q Richmond canal. yet Ivy some
miracle the girls 'escapcd INJURY save
few bruises The rig was wreclted
and the horse ja,nned up.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-01
OVERTON. NEVADA.
M0APh VALLEY HAS RIPE
FRUIT AND EARLY CROPS
Especial Correspondence

oVERTON. Moapa Valley, Nevada,
May 9O.-The hum Of the binder is
heard In the grain fields this week. The
second cutting OF lucern is also being
harvested Berries, plums and april
cots are ripe. New potatoes. cabbage.
peas. beans, and caulihowcr are also on
the home market.
The hardest windstorm In many years
struck the valley sunday afternoon,
coming from the northeast
Vernon Kenny and family took the
train Wednesday at Moapa for Black
foot. Idaho. where they Will make their
home william Mcdonald viii accom-
pany them as far as salt Lake city.
W. c. Morse OF Las Vegas, New. is
taking census in the valley this week.
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CANNING INDUSTRIES
BIG BOOM

OGDEN. June with 5000 acres Of
fanatics planted within "A short DIS.
tsrc, OF the % canning factories Of
Weber county and the present inuica-
tons pointing to the largest crop in
many years. the canning industry
p,omises to break ali records during
The shipping season according TO forms
er Mayor A. l.. Brewer who has big
interest In al OF the cannerles.
Weber county last year shipped GOO,
oOJ cases OF fruit and vegetables. This
year. without exaggeration. Mr., Brewer
SAYS the number OF cases shipped to
other markets will be more than 1000
600 Close TO a half-million cases VIII
b, canned by the factories in this coun-
Is. according TO the present estimate.
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Mrs. STEVENS. rrNEKAL.

PROVO, June 1.-The funeral serv-
ices over the remains OF Mrs. Lydia
Ann Stevens held yesterday i'm the Sec
ond ward Westinghouse were well at
tended By relatives and friends The
following were the speakers; Elders j.
NJ. Jensen, Walter Scott. John Richie,
Bishop s. s. Nelson and Elder Albert
Jones The ward choir rendered APP
propriate vocal selections.
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MOUNT PLEASANT.
COUNCIL SELECTS ENGINEER
DECORATION DAY H0N0RE0

Especial Correspondence
MT PLEASANT, May 3O.-The city
council AZ "a special meeting has de-
cided To employ Renel Greaves Of Eph-
rain as engineer to have charge of
the cement construction work this year.
Work will be taken up ere long and
continued tir completed
DeCorat ion day was celebrated In
Mount Pleasant this morning. Tho
citizens with company u. y. @. L., and
the band marched 10 the cemetery,
where a program was rendered. a.
johnson gave the address Of the day.
J. b. Seoly was in charge Of the parade.
assisted by Thomas Brady.
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LOGAN.

The Eews IL Delivered BY Carrier
in Logan Every Night (Sunday ex-
cepted) at rs Cents Per month. All
payments and complaints regardins
delivery. should be made 20 J. NJ.
Blair. Agent for Daily. Saturday
and Semi Weekly News. les w
F1rst North Street. Phone 3os-R
Bell. OfHcs with cardcn Company
Real Estate ana Loans. liz North
Main street.. phoacs - Bell and los
Ind
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STAKE CONFERENCE
MAIL AND FREIGHT BY AUTO
lspecial Correspondenee)

especial toIfeop"HH'hSe''
VERSAL, Utah. May 2s---The stake
conference was held in Nernal the gat
and END of May, with spiehoid AZ
tendance OF the people. =,
Elders Heber J. Grant and Hyrum ~
smith of the council Of twelve were
hero in attendance. They adoresseu ti.e
particularly on cleanliness and purify
Of life. -, - a.,
Wednesday was the banner day OF tne
t-irtsb stake academy The commence
mcnts of the eighth and tenth grades
we're held on that day and tho young
people did exceedingly well In carrying
out The program There were - gradu-
ates In the high school dcps which
is the greatest OF any one year In the
history OF the school.
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PAYSON.
STAKE CONFERENCE
DECORATION DAY
lsneclal Correspondence.

Especial Correspondents
PAYSON. Utah Co. May I:-Ihe auaI
- ,otfersncc Of Nebo stake was held
I'm the tabernacle Saturday ana Sunoay
last. Elder Joseph +. smith, u" OF NE
council OF the twelve. and j. tolaen
Kimball Of the first council or seventies
were the principal speakers.
Decoration day was observed yestei-
dav in A hitting manner. Nearly the ~hoie
nonuIation visited the cemetery ana
,noade lis appearance much improved by
Leaning out weeds and covering the
graves with beautiful flowers. \ pro-
gram WAS rendered appropriate 70 ths
ssccasiop Hon. w. b. Barnett delivered
the grafton. ,. -.
rho Payson Touring mill is about COM
pleted and will he running by the hrst
Of next week. Expert mill men VINO
have had charge Of installing the mach
merry ana doing the inside work say II Is
among the best mills that can be butt.
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GRQVONT, WYO.
FARMERS SHARE IN
GENERAL PROSPERITY

Especial Ahl Et7llnfANANiNaN
GROVONT, Utah. May 2'.-Despite
the long drouth crops are looking very
fine and the prospects are that boun-
teous harvest Will be gathered this fal.
Though somewhat eNiled from tho
rest OF the world farmers here arc
sharing 10 some extent in the great
prosperity that the country AT large ia
entoying Horses. and cattle demand a
very good price. the former being as
high as $500 per span, the latter 80
much as S45 per head. Potatoes are a
drug on the market but oats bring
81 so per 100 pounds.
Land here as all over the west Is
In very good demand Eastern buyers
are coming in and taking up real estate;
several claims In this noighborhood OF
f.O acres sold for $1,000; one OF l6e,
81 500 another of 100 acres, $500.
Rumor has 70 that saw mill srsst
mill and electric lght plant viii be put
In on the Groyont about two miles
east OF the postoiiice. with the pos
sibility OF a nice little town being bult
in the not distant future.
Homcseekers are Invited here as
there Is room FOR "A great many good
homes 70 be had Tor the taking and
many can be bought very reasonably
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SPRING CITY BRIEFS.

For the observance Of Decoration day,
John r. Alfred WIN deliver the grafton.
The local milk producers met at the
city hall today and organized the
Spring city MIX Producers association.
A. r. c. Thompson was elected prcsi-
dent. NJ Lund, vice president. and 5.
w. Beck, secretary and treasurer.
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CITY COUNCIL SESSION.

PROVO. June AT the meeting Of
the city council last evening. little of
note was transacted outside OF routine
matters.
Engineer Kelsey and the city, in con-
nection with Mr.. Kelsey's employment
as consulting engineer in the water
works and lighting department came
up, and was modified TO read, such
clerical work as may be authorized by
the city council Will be paid for by
Provo city" I'm addition 10 the ! per
cent TO be paid Mr. Kelsey.
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GRADUATES.

Academic Department - ClaSstcai
Course Frederick Briin, Arthur J.
Goodwin. J. Arthur Wmtecottcn.
English Colirse---Marnie' Alexander,
LEILA Moore, Walter Williams.
Grammar Departmcnt-Blme Arch-
bold. Mamie Bott Louie Fischer, Nor
ma HaVercamp. Lizzie Holmes, CAR
ence Moore Florence Ray, Racy RIOS
engren. ColOma Southworth, Ia Mar
Beebe. Gladys Farrer. Eva Hampshire,
Susie Hawk, Anna Lundberg, Florence
Peterson Florence Roberts, Bert Scott,
Leta TAYLOR, Mildred Wilcox.
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MONROE.
DEATH OF BABY JENS0N
AND OTHER NEWS NOTES

MONROE, SEWER Co. Utah. May 90
on Friday last the s-months-old daugh-
ter OF Bishop Joseph Jenson died after
suffering for some time from tonsilitis.
Elder Peter I.undEren left here on
Saturday morning to perform mission
airy labors In Scandinavia. owing to
quarantine regulations prohibiting public
gatherings, no farewell party was ten
dcred him. which is the nrst time this
las occurred here.
The exceeding hot dry weather Is put
ting on an alarming aspect TO farm
ers IT is well that a good supply OF
water is stored away for use In the otter
creek reservoir.
Diphtheria Is now almost entirely sub
dued and parties quarantined will soon
be set at liberty.
The cemetery has been thronged to-
day with groups decorating the graves
OF their dear ones.
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BACK FROM EUROPE.

PROVO, June Elder Merl Taylor
and his sister, Miss Nina Taylor. son
and daughter of Mrs George $. Taylor
OF this city are back from Europe
after pleasant trip through Europe
and Turkey. Elder Taylor filled a two
years mission In Germany and was
afterward Joined by his sister for the
Sightseeing trim.
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PROMINENT MUSICIAN DIES.

OGDEN, June Karl s LeChten-
berg, a prominent musician OF Ogden,
died Monday night, and hts funeral
was held this afternoon. He was born
In salt Lake City May %. 1873, and was
a grandson OF the late Peter Nebeker
one Of the pioneers OF Utah.