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Franklin and Marshall Beaten.

Philadelphia, Oct. 5. - Franklin and
Marshall went down 70 defeat to-day be-
fore Pennsylvania by the score Of II 10 0.
It was only Psnnsy's weight and fast
running that was able to beat them.
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waverIy A. C. Wants Games.

The Waverly Athletic Club football
team would like TO arrange games with
all 115-pound teams in the District. Ad-
dress H. oMeara,- 800 H street northeast.
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BREAK EVEN AT DETROIT.
MuIIin Hammered Hard In Tenth
Inning of First Game.
sr.erisl n The Washington Herald

Detroit, Mich, oct. 5.-The Tigers and
Maps each took a game In this after
moons double bill. Cleveland winning tho
first. 5 10 3. In a ten-inning game. Mullin
was hammered hard, and in the tenth in
ming the Maps got to him for five hits
and five runs.
The second game was called at the end
of the fifth round Cobb and Lajoie
broke even on the days hitting honors,
each getting three hits In six times up.
Score:
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Darkness Stops Game Wins
DOUBLEHEADER TO-DAY.

the Nationals and Boston Red
sox this afternoon. The first
game will start promptly nt ii3O
O'clock Gray and Walker will
probably be the local pitchers.
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COLLEGE FOOTBALL.
Princeton smothers VfIIanova.

Princeton. Oct 5-The Tigers let loose
against ViIlanova this afternoon, and
rolled I'd a score Of IS TO o. Eighteen
POINTS were scored against the team, that
held the Indians 10 in the first quar-
ter OF play.
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Giants vs.. Asbury Browns.

The Washington Giants and the Asbury
Browns VIII play a series Of five games TO
decide the colOred championship Of the
District. The first Of these games will
be played Sunday in double-header.
First game called at 1:SO. Tom johnson,
who held the Browns to two scratch hits
last Sunday, win toe the slab for the
Giants in the first game. and viii be op-
nnsed by Eastman
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New Haven. Conn, Oct. SIN an
other unsatisfactory game this after
noon the Yale football team defeated
Tufts, II to o.
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Runs-D. Jones. Cobb. Crawford MoriaIity
Land Banding. Sacrifice hits-Bush. Kirke. Stoler
bases-Kirke Cobb (2. Hit by Titcher-By Bland
ing. l. Left bases-Detroit /; Cleveland, f.
Struck out-By Summers. ?; BY Blanding, 2 Tn
pires-Slessrs. Penine and Sheridan. Time Of game
* minutes.
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Nationals Tie the score.

The last half of the ninth inning
changed the situation completely. Schae-
fer began with hunt that gave him
safe hit. because Hunt did not run over
and cover the bag as he should. Snmer-
lot hunted again, and once more Hunts
slowness gave the base-runner the sick.
the tail twirler eolliding with the run
ner and being thrown heavily TO the
ground. Ralston hit TO right on the hit
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Charles Z. Myers has delivered a Hud-
son touring car 10 DR.. Boyd. and another
OF the same model to Dr. Curtis
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j. J. O'Toole viii leave to-day on a
business trip TO Baltimore in a Hudson.
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AUTOMOBILE NEWS.

James Gadsby and party arrived in the
city Monday from Mt Gadsbys home
in Rhode Island in a Pope-Hartford
touring car.
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DIT. c. c. Root left for Detroit to visit
the EMF factory, yesterday, expecting
10 return Monday
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Washington, IS Boston, 5.
New York, 7, Philadelphia, 4.
Cleveland, 5; Detroit, 3.
Detroit, AZ Cleveland, 2
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BATTLE TO A TIE
AGAINST BOSTON
Nationals Rally Sews Up
Game in Ninth.
DARKNESS HATS CONFLICT

Enthusiastic Crowd welcomes Home
McAIeer's Men After Swing Around
Good ImpressiQn--Speake Raps
Out Home Run-GrOOm Relieved.
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GAMES TODAY.
Boston at-Washington.
New York at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at st. LOsis.
Detroit at Chicago,
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Charles E. Myers VIII to-day unload q
carload OF Hudson touring cars of the
new 1911 model.
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The Dupont Sales Company reports the
delivery OF a Lozier light six-touring car
to Mrs. A r. Graham; also two Lozlers
10 Congressman Carter Glass. One
Briarclifr light six-touring car and the
other a big 4 even-passenger touring
car.
Charles Fassett left yesterday for his
home IN Chicago after two weeks
visit with his brother here.
The EMF Company reports the de-
livery OF an EMF touring car 10
Thomas H. Pickford
The Zell Motor Car Company received
its first shipment OF Hupmobiles yester-
day.
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HlliL Nc7ifilr -fltht laiI larry
TUuchdOWns- Weaver q Parker. Smith, McCaf-
feFy. Goals from touchdOVn- Evans q. Umpire
Mr.. Dolnelly r. H. ;. Rsferee-AIr. Jones K. II.
5. Linesnan-MessFs UuEeT +. II. y. and Young
r. II. s. Timeus-Siessrs. T0rbeTt E. Il. s.. and
I stone, T.. h S
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Jack HiSSinS

NEW FORMS OF AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE
roo WestoTy Bldg. Main ISL
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CHAMPIONSHIP RECORDS.

All games to date.
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When Hooper hit a pop fly in the
fourth. Elberfeid, Cunningham, Reisling.
Mcbride. and Somerlot held a round
robin" preferring. of course. to hold a
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No, gentle reader, that Garrison finish
viii not be reproduced at the picture
shows tonight The photographers claim
the light was bad.
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round baseball They conversed scien-
while grouped together in the
center of the diamond. about the oscilla-
lions of the sphere and the Portuguese
rebellion. In the meantime Bradley went
home, and the bah dropped in the midst
OF the quintet, nearly Draining five Of
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-29
ALIAS SUMMONS.


In the Municipal Court within and
for the city OF ogden, County OF
Weber. State OF Utah.
Before Hon. J. d. Murphy. Municipal
Judge and EX-Onlcio Justice of the
Peace
a. Schonficld. Plaintiff, VS.. George b.
Hill. Defendant.
The State of Utah, 10 said Defend
ants:-Iou are hereby summoned 10
appear before the above entitled
Court within ten O0) days after ser
Vice OF this summons upon you, II
served within the county In which
this action is brought. otherwise with
in twenty (20) DAYS after this ser
vice. and defend the above entitled
action. In case OF your failure to do
so, Judgment will be rendered against
you according 10 the demand OF the
complaint in said action which was
filed In said Court on the 18th day OF
July, a, D., 1910.
To the Sheriff or Constable OF
Weber County, Greeting: g:-Make legal
service and due return hereof.
Witness HON ]. D. MURPHY,
Judge of said Court, with the Seal
thereof, this 18th day OF October,
1910.
/. n. FULTON, Clerk.
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LEGAL
CCont.uuedl

President and tho Vlce-Prcsidents
shall be chosen and elected from
among their own number: but the
Secretary and Treasurer NAV be
elected either from the directors or
from the stockholders Ia the discre-
tlon OF the board. and the Offices Of
Secretary and Treasurer may be com
bincd In the game person There shall
hereafter be held an annual meeting
OF the owners and holders OF the pre-
ferred stock OF the corporation on the
second Wednesday OF April OF each
year; such meeting shall be held for
tho purpose OF clecung a Board Of
eleven Directors, and transacting such
other business as may be deemed
necessary or convenient for the vel
fare of tho corporation. Such meet
Ing shall be held az the general ONCE
OF the corporation IN the city Of OT
den. County OF Weber and State OF
Utah at such hour OF said day as the
President or Board OF Directors may
determine The Board OF Directors
may direct the calling OF special meet
ings as they may deem proper and
necessary At all meetings Of stock
holders, whether annual OF special.
representation OF n majority OF the
preferred stock. exclusive OF treasury
or non-issUed stock, shall be neces-
Gary for the transaction OF business.
and no business, except 20 adjourn or
10 adjourn TO a specified date. shall
be transacted at any meeting OF stock
holders. unless a majority OF the pre-
ferred stock issued IS represented.
The Board Of Directors shall be elect
ed by ballot, and a stockholdcr receiy-
ing a majority Df the votes cast b. the
owners OF the preferred stock OF tho
corporation shall be deemed and de-
clared duly elected az such director.
Each owner and holder OF the pre-
ferred stock IN this corporation shall
be entitled 70 as many votes as he
holds shares OF such stock. Repre-
sentatlou by proxy. duly appointed,
shall be allowed at all meetings OF
the stockholders. whether annual or
special. The failure 10 hold any an
nual or special meeting on tho day
appointed for the same shall not for
fcit or in any way interfere with
this agreement, but any such meet.
INK may be held at any subsequent
time upon giving twenty-one CID
days notice thereof by publication In
a daily newspaper published in ogden
City. State OF Utah. The Secretary
shall, and. in case OF his failure. any
other officer Of said corporation may
give twcnty-one (2D days notice Of
all annual or special stockholders
meetings as aforesaid. The notice
must specify In general terms the
purpose or purposes for which any
special meeting is called. Notice OF
any annual or special meeting may be
served by the Secretary or other OIL
Ger by delivering copy thereof TO
such stockholder owning or holding
preferred stock In this corporation
personally, or by dcpositing copies
thereof In the United States postoffice
at ogden, Utah. with the postage
prepaid thereon. at least twenty
one (2D days prior TO the date OF
any such meeting, addressed 10 the
several addresses OF such stockholders
which shall have the same effect as
the publication aforesaid.
DAVID ECCLES, President
HENRY II. ROLAPP, Secretary.
Dated. Ogden, Utah. Oct 11th. 1910
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PROBATE AND
GUARDIANSHIP NOTICES.
consult County Clerk or the Respee-
tive Sieners for Further
Information.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
the second judicial district of the
state of Utah. In and for the county
OF Weber
In the matter OF the general guar
dlanship OF the person and estate OF
Don Knight Hastings and Waldo Ed
win Hastings. minors.
Notice OF private sale OF real cs.
tate.
Notice is hereby gwen that the und-
erslgncd VIII sell at private sale on
or after November Ord. 1910. all OF
any part OF those certain tracts OF
land sltunted Ia ogden City. Weber
county, state OF Utah. described as
follows:
Beginning ot o point IL rods south
from the northwest corner of lot 10,
In block &c. in plat "a" Of Ogden city
survey, and running thence south ?
rods, thence west s rods. thence north
. rods. thence east s rods 20 tho place
Of beginning containing l6 square
rods moro or less. also:
A part Of lot 10, In block Il. In
plat &C. of ogden city survey. begin
ming at the northwest corner OF said
lot 10. and running thence south 50
feet thence west 120 feet, thence
north s. feet thence east 12O feet
10 tho place OF beginning, together
with a perpetual rght-ot.woy IN, over
and through a II foot alleyway ad.
Joining said land on the wcst; ALSO
All of lots 2G. 81 and 2S. In block
In Brooklyn addition % ogden City.
also lots .. TO. II and IL. In block 2.
In Brooklyn addition TO ogden City.
also.
All Of lots 80 and 81. 10 block ..
of the Mhssa subdivision. the same
being subdivision OF block IS. In
plat &C" Of ogden City survey
And written bids win be received
for all or any part or the said real
estatc. and said sale will be made al
tb, home OF the undersigned general
Guardian OF the said minors AZ hcr
! rcEldeuce. No 1927 Grant avenue In
/ ogden City. Utah, on or after Novem
Der lrd 1910.
Terms OF sale cash or fifty per cent
Of purchase price with note payabl,
| within one year from date Of sale Sc
I cured by mortgage on land sold fol
balance OF purchase price.
Date OF posting and first publication
october 20th. 1910.
ANNA NJ HASTINGS.
As general guardian OF the persol
aud estate Of The mlnorH above named
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SALT LAKE
& OGDEN
ELECTRIC
RAILWAY

6:10 q. p, 7.30 a. m, a. m, 1920
4 ~. u noon, 1880 p. m. 3 2. n.
1890 p. m, p. M. 1880 p. m. 8 p. IA,
1890 p N.
Twelve fast trains each way daily
Call "Bnnberger Express" (either
phone) for quick and careful service
a Salt Lake valley.
J. F. REARDOS. Gen Supt-
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CAIEG TANNER,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the district court Of the Second
Judicial district. in and for the county
OF Weber, stale Of Utah.
Estate Of John I. Ohlson. deceased.
Notice is hereby given by tho un-
derslgned TO all creditors of and all
persons having claims against the
said deceased to exhibit and present
them with the necessary vouchers on
OF before the 5th day OF March, y D.
1911. 10 the undersigned AT tho law
Office OF David Jenson, Number sos
First National Bank building. in OE-
den Cuy, Weber county. State OF
Utah ENGWARD S. OHISON,
Administrator of tho Estate OF John J.
Ohlson. Deceased.
Fist publication, Oct %. 1910.
Last publication, Nov. 20, 1910.
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LEGAL.
NOTICE

To tho Stochholdcrs of tho ANAL
Enmhtcd Sugar Company.
Notice is hereby given that meet
Ing OF the stockholders OF the Anal
samatcd Sugnr company will bo held
Al the companys ofboe. room No. 200
Ecolea building. Ogden City, Utah.
% tho 9th day Of November. 1910. nt
n.00 o'clock n m. for tho purpose
Of considering and voting upon tho
following proposed changes and
amendments 70 the Articlcs Of lncuT-
poratiou Of this company. to-wit;
Repeal Article V and substitute Ia
Neu thereof the following Article
N-Thc authorized amount OF the cap
llal stock of said corporation shall bo
four Million Cli 600 600 o0l Dollars,
divided Into Forty Thousand 100000
shares u preferred stock Of the par
value OF Ono Hundred $1,000 Dol
ar6 each, Unless otherwise ordered
hY the Board OF Directors. all divl-
denda shall % paid in four equal
quarterly payments. to-Wtt ON tho
hrst day Of April July. October and
January OF each year. commencing
With the hrst such day succeeding
the dirceioD' Meeting az which such
iividcad u declared An dividends
are payable TO tho stockholdere ap
gearing of record on the company 4
socks on the dAy before such dividend
~ payable.
Repeal Article NJ and substitute
In lieu thereof tho following. Art
-ic Ni-"Thc onlcsra Of this corpora
tlon shall consist OF Board OF Eleven
Nl Director. President two Vice
Presidents. q Secretary and Treas
grer. each onlcer and director. ia or
dor TO bo eligible. must oNn and hold
In bis own name AZ least ten share,
~ the preferred stock ~ this CORPORA
uon. a. shown BY tho books thereof
Repeal Article XII and substitut.
10 lieu thereof The following; "Ar,i
clio NU.-Wrhin ten DAYS after n,
election of a Board 90 directors the,
shall hold a dlrcctors' mcCunE au,
elect President. two Nics- PT,sl
N deEJ, \ Secretary ard Treasurer. IN,
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ENL A R GI n 6
PI n Z sc II
PLANT

The improvements planned at the
Pintsch gas plant in ogden consist OF
an entire remodcling OF the plant
The old iron retort system, which has
been used since the establishment Of
the factory. is TO be replaced by the
more modern and economic method OF
gas making known as the generating
system. BY the old system the plant
had capacity OF $4,000 cubic feet OF
gas per twentyfour hours. and by the
improvements the generating power
will be increased 10 10000 cubic feet
This increase In capacity Is made
without increasing the actual size OF
the plant The change was made nee
cssary because OF the increasing de-
mand for gas by the Hartman and
Denver & Rio Grnnde railroad sys-
TENS. The Pintsch company has
made no effort TO furnish lighting
material 10 any parties other than the
railroad companies. the entire output
being used for stocking the gas tanks
OF the passenger coaches OF the two
systems.
The installing OF the generating sys-
tenn will nccessitate the placing OF
new boiler and engine. of a huge gen
Grating apparatus. consisting OF three
upright tanks and OF almost entirely
now piping throughout the plant In
addition 10 this. IL Is planned 10 make
number OF improvements IN the
building Itself New windows are TO
Dc placed in tho structure and a now
ROOF viii DC placed over a great part
OF The factory.
No time will bo lost in the change
from the old 10 the new system. While
the plant just ~ present is In a rather
chaotic condition az a result OF the
Improvement work. Mr.. Lochhead. the
manager. states that within two weeks
everything will be iu shipshape again
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-29
NOTICE TO WATER USERS.

state Engineers office. Salt Lake
CITY. Utah. October s, l9lo.-Noucc is
hereby given that W. r. Fustor. whose
post office address Is ogden. Utah,
has made application 10 aeeordAnec
with tho requirements Vi the Com
pilcd LAWS of Utah, 1901 as amended
by Tho Session Laws % Utah. 1902. 10
appropriate ono t1 cubic foot per
second of waulr from springs In We
Der eonnty. Utah. said springs aro
situated at point which lies 2s5 feet
north and AS feet west Of the north
Vcst corner OF Section p. Township
6 north, Range : west, salt Lake base
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LEGAL.
fCJaszGa5D

and meridian. The water will be III
verted at the place where II Issues
from said springs and conveyed by
means OF pipe line for q distance OF
? 500 feet and there used during the
period from January 10 December
81. inclusive. Of each year. for do
nestle and municipal purposes. This
application Is designated IN the State
Engineers office as No. 1904.
All protests against the granting
OF said application, stating the rea-
soma therefor. must be made by affi-
davit in duplicate and filed in this
office within thirty (30) days after the
completion OF the publication OF this
notice.
CALEE TANNER,
Stnte Engineer.
Date OF first publication, october 10,
1910. dafe OF completion OF publica-
tion, Soyem Der II. 1910.
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FOR SALE-Four-roomcd modern
house. cheap 29i5 Lincoln avenue,
IO-22-lmo
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WANTED-TO BUY.

CLEAN White ta<1 al STANDARD once
i2-17-u
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-29

MODERN WOoDMEN OF AMERICA.
Utah Camp No. $50. meets every Tues
day night at o'clock, at Eagles Han.
18th St Visiting members Invited 10
meet with us
=. A. FARRIS. Counsel.
j. H. SHAFER. Clerk
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-29
WOMAN is ACCIDENTALLY
KILLED BY NEGRO

New York. oct 19.-Nrs. Henry W.
Gordon. wife of a hardware dealer.
was accidentally shot and instantly
killed Va hcr husbands store last
night by Samuel McLinic. a negro
driver. The negro was c1hminiuE A
revolver Vtth a view 70 purchasing a
when II Was discharged
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-29
DEATHS AND
FUNERALS
WILLIAM oAk0oN.

The funeral OF William Oakdon. the
resident OF Ccntcrvilio, who came 10
his death by the accidental discharge
OF a shotgun a few days ago. will be
held Sunday afternoon az o'clock.
al the Ccntcryille meeting house
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-10-29

IMPROVED ORDER OF REDMEE,
Improved order uf Rcdmen. Hlawntha
Tribe No. g meets In Eagles Han. every
first and third Monday evenings. nt s:S9
y. N. Visiting chiefs cordially Invited
JAMES MACBETH, SacheEl.
Z X GElGEB, & OF II
A. b. WRIGHT. Z. OF w
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LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE.
Loyal order Of Moose. ogden Lodge Nc.
Sll meets cvcry Friday evening at S.VV
y. ~. Eagles Hall
JOS CHEZ. u.
4. ~ kOHN. T.
X. 4. IRVINE. Secretary
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al company for same. KELLY & HER.
RICK. l0-2G-lt.
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1o. 20, 80 or 40 acrcs fine fruit land.
on Sand Ridge. terms TO suit. Also
water ln Davis A Weber Cm1ntics can.
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READ THE CLASSIFIED PAGE.
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OGDEN BUSINESS DIRECTORY
CARPETS AND UPHOLSTER-
ING.

CARPETS cleaned and laid; linoleum
and upholsteTing work done Prices
reasonable, work guaranteed Bell
phone l3ll-Z. 240 30th St william NJ,
BOYLE. lO-2g-lmo
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FRATERNAL ORDER or EAGLES.
Frntcnnl order OF Eagles. ogden Aerfo
30. llN L.. o. T.. meets every Wednesday
evening at Eagle Hail. cast OF Reed Ho-
tel. at S y. m. Visiting Brother Eagles
arc invited 10 attend the Acrlc meet
lugE
LEON DROWNING, W. President.
l. r. GEIGER. Secretary.
DR. y. 81 ESTES. Acric Physiciau.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-25
ANTlSALOONI NC Il
IN POLITICS FOR OFF1C
BUT PROEIIBITORY L.4l
DR. James Cannon Declares Tnholy Statute Has Forc AZ
of Temperance Ino Political Arena to Fight Moral
Battle and That Imputa lion of Office Power
Seeking is Not Foun ded in Fact--Other

were conducted in the pre- s1nco " =!
large Assem- blage OF relatives ~
friends by the pastor, the Rev. T.s
kt.ster. .. ID. In touching tf3b41x
to Mr.. Spence's memory. Or. KeiNeM8
SAID that the young man died tn 1l
discharge Of hir duty.
,,n the casket and all around Il Wx4Ns
numert us floral Offerings. sent w s4s
ri y,is societies, virgin,nn Railway T6X'
p',Tss and others as an cxpress3ct tSS
their sorrow and sympathy.
The body was taken to SharpasytIf
Md, and will be buried In the 1AM4l
cemetery and same lot. where N1&
Spence's mother was buried . k&A
weeks ago. sz
The Rev. Father j. W. Lynchs ~
St Andrews Catholic church, 1l&
dressed the students OF National Hm6%
mess College Monday morning on "02S
grooming Obstacles" Father Lyne11
said: Give me the plodder rath63
than the bright hoy or girl. He WyAM
starts out to accomplish thing aii
Keeps everlastingiy at II IL going ~
succeed, where he who IL blessed wtt1&
brighter mind but lacks determines
ton will fail. Concentrate your 6k&
forts and go right after what you haVN
in view