Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-19
LOCAL BRIEFS.

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banquet we're started
Discipline of Childrcn-Prof
Nfoisah Hall OF tho 4 Of 4. viii de-
liver before the Parents class Of the
T~bird ward the second Of HIS talks on
the Discipline Of children. SUNDAY
morning at 10 O'Clock. The public
generally is Invited.
Asks Assessment Adiustment-As-
elstant Secretary Hamer of the Bell
Telephone company appeared ne-
fore the state board of equalization
this morning asking for "a more uni
form rate of assessment on the prop
critics Of the company. He claimed
there h am inequality in methods or
aesessmcnt that may with equity be
revised.
Cannon Mard-sunday school ana
evening sacrament service viii be held
A. cannon ward tomorrow as usual
with the regular auxiliary associa-
lion meetings during the coming week.
Am these were temporarily dis
continued owing 60 the prevalence Of
sickness Conditions have gfeauy nm
nroved and there is now believed 10
he no further danger Of the spread OF
the contagion.
Labor Temple Plans--It was re-
r,orted Friday evening. al the meeting
Of the Salt Lake Labor Temple AS
seriatlob that si5. 600 worth OF stock
had been subscribed The caWtal
stock l. 500 600 In 10000 shares A
bah will be given 70 help the cause
alons. and committee was CHOSEN
for this purpose consisting of a. n.
Mess. A l.. Harvey and $. a. Burk-
house.
Ostcouaths Elect OHiccr~--At "A gem
orally attended meeting Friday night
Of the Utah state OstcOpathic associa-
ton. In the office OF DR. Grace STRAIT
ton. the following officers were chosen,
after the discussion Of many SUBJECTS
81 Importance: President. Or Mary
Gamble Of salt Lake; vice-p president,
DR. F. Austin Kerr ~ Provo; secre-
tary, DR. Harry Phillips treasurer
Dr NJ Mcdowell.
STANDARD Spcciacatious-City En-
aineer George r. McGonagle has writ
ton communication 20 the city
council recommending that Salt Lake
CITY register as one Of the cities 70
adopt the standard paving specimen
lions agreed upon at the recent con-
vention IN Chicago. u VIII cost SAT-
Lake $50 TO register hut the engineer
states that ~ viii be a great advantage
To the cities who adopt the spccihca-
lions
Fixlun M Trncss-Thc Intersection
Of state and Second South streets Is
today one of the busiest spots IN town,
small army Of laborers being eni-
Moved laying cement and liking the
street car tracks. all new and heavy
steel going IN al this crossing. The
street IL entirely closed from state
west on Second South and only "a
narrow. passage admitting one vehicle
NJ time + open from there into the
other streets.
FNincrnI of HOnora Glea-On-The
funeral of Mrs HOnora Gleason was
held Friday noon from 50. Mary 3
cathedral where pontihcal high mass
was said by Bishop seaman
REV. brennan with intormcnt
in Mt Calvary cemetery Prof
Mcclellan officiatcd at tae organ,
with Miss Margaret Harley as cholr-
master. The funeral was largely at
tended, with extensive horal ouerings'
Dies od stomach Troublc-Morris
Morrison. formerly 70 wealthy clli1eh
az omaha. died at the Holy cross nos
pltai at an early hour this morning
from stomach trouble. lie leaves "a
wife. a daughter and two sons. Mrs.
Morrison WAS with her husband when
death came The dead man leaves am
estate In Nebraska and also IN
Wyoming. Mr. Morrison came 20 salt
lake wednesday and when his con-
taken to the hospital
Expcct Big Fountain Tradc-Local
drug houses are preparing for blg
season with the soda water fountains.
one wholesale establishment received
this morning a full car OF crushed
fruit syrups from an Omaha-'hicago
establishment. valued at AS,Uuo, WIN
a second car 10 come THESE sNrups
are claimed 10 satisfy the require
menta OF the pure food law, and are
made up lust as represented from the
actual fruit without the aid OF cheml-
Gals
Jewish Memorial Scrvicc-Memorial
services viii be held by B. +. PeiNotto
lodge. l. a.. b. g., sunday evening lh
Temple Bnai Israel az p. m al,
dresses to the memory or departed
members viii be delivered 10y II. =
Jogeph Albert Herr ana Willlam
Craupe. Those who have passed are
Jpseph Oberndorfer. Joseph Boehmer
Mark Mitchell Benjamin Steinman
and simon Woolf During the service
solos will De rendered by Charles
Kent The public is Invited TO attend
the service.
brothers Desert Sick Man-ieorgs
Wade. known as "Juddy" barber
employed az 327 south state street
was taken TO St Marks hospital Fri
dav afternoon suffering from n bad
case of dropsy The man has been ilI
FOR several weeks but worked mp until
a dav or two ago II Is claimed that
Wade begged his two brothers 10
assist him 20 the hospital hut thoy
brutality refused 10 do so or render
him any assistance whatever The sick
man was in n pitiahle condition when
Alonzo Stringfollow saw him and Of
fored his services.
White Men Win Out-Alien pedlers
Of ice cream and lunch trimming
have beon driven from the high school
premises They swarmed down there
To tho number of eight forcing uui
the old time white pcdlers "rheo'
ana pete" by reason OF "cut rates
But as the Invaders refused 90 clean
the grounds 81 paper sack waste
which the white vendors were ul-
WAYS ready 20 do. the students hoy.
cotted the aliens who finally left ir
disgust and the white" men are on
deck again
Death of Harriet Rawlcs-Mrs
Harriet Rawles age n. died OF
pneumonia at ? o'clock Friday morn,
ing at the family residence. 1925 east
First south She rs the mother OF Mrs
A. n Humphries wife OF the rea
estate man OF this city. Charlie,
Sawles, her husband. died 90 YEAR
ago. The deceased was born Ia Ken.
lucky Mrs Rawles has n daughter
living az Pueblo. Coio.. and one IN
Monta Rosa. Cal The funeral viii