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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-15
DIVISION OFFICIALS ~
GO TO GREEN RIVER

Ogden, Oct. 15.-Division superinten-
dent William NJ letters OF the Utah
division Of the Union Pacific has re-
ceived final advice regarding the re-
moval Of the division office from Og-
den to Green River, the change to go
into effect today. Spacious offices have
been prepared at the new depot build
ing at Green River and several new
houses have been constructed for the
accommodation of the railroad officials
and their families The change will
take about 30 families from Ogden.
Following are those who will leave
Ogden: w. NJ. LETTERS, superintendent
of Utah division; D. c. Olmstead.
chief clerk; F. c. Webster, assistant
chief clerk; E. P. Kerfert, r. Fl. Port
er, w N. Burnette. a. j. Burdett, A.
c. Peterson, HID. Lee. D. w Burg,
A. Ruthkerglen and Frank Ottman,
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FREIGHT THIEVES
NOW UNDER ARREST

Ogden. Oct. 15.--The finding Of an
old straw hat in box car led to the
arrest Of a gang OF freight thieves in
the cast recently. Detective Geors..
Lewis discovered the head gear some
time agn with the name "E'. Prime,
Council Bluffs, Iowa" ON the inside.
and by following the slight clue thus
obtained he succeeded in running down
the gang of thieves and they arc
now under arrest at Morrison, III.
Prime has confessed to looting cars
and has implicated several OF. his
companions.
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BOOSTERS CLUB
PLANS BIG FAIR.
Old Home Entertainment VIII be
Provided for Next
Season.
Especial Correspondence. J

Logan. Oct. 1.-THE Boosters club
has decided to hold a county fair next
year and to have Il home seekers en-
cnrsion to this valley at the same time
and in order to be prepared. to have
tho various committees start work on
the preliminaries at once. Farmers
throughout the county will be asked to
contribute to q fund for exploiting the
resources of the county and inducing
more people to settle here. The club
committee on advertising and promo-
ton vii! have general charge of the
whole matter.
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QUARTERLY CONFERENCE.

Ogden. Oct. 1o.-Quarterly conference
of the Weber stake will convene at
the Ogden tabernacle on Sunday, with
the usual meetings at 10 am and 2
pm. The evening session Mt { o'clock
VIII be conducted under the auspices of
the Mutual Improvement Associations
OF the stake. Elders Orson #. Whitney
and Rulon S. Wells of the general
Church authorities will be In attend
nnce at all meetings. The public is
cordially invited to be present Special
music will be rendered by the tabcrna-
Gle choir under the direction of Prof.
Joseph Ballantyne.
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YOUTHFUL HORSE THIEF
WILL BE ARRAIG ED

Ogden, Oct. l5.-Dlst. Atty. N. j. 1Iar-
ris has filed AN information in the dis
|trict court charging Walter Turner
with grand larceny. Young Turner,
who claims to be but 10 years OF age,
is charged with stealing valuable
horse from Charles Adams of Riverale
on Sept is. He was arrested in Og-
den canyon nv II rancher with whom
he had previously had horse trade.
Turner confessed to stealing about two
dozen horses aud wagons In Weber
county and vicinity within the past
six months and many owners of valu-
able animals are still trying to recover
their property, so extensive were his
tr,lnsa ct Ions
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SUIT ron LIGHT ACCouyr

Ogden. Oct. 15.--To recover the SIM
of 500 alleged to be: due for light FUR.
!. nlshed In 1907, the Utah Light & Rail-
way company is suing the Glennwood
Park company, the case now being on
trial before Judge Howell in the dis
trlct court. The defendant company
maintains that the property was leased
to r. a. Grant, former manager of the
Grand Opera House here, and that he
Is responsible for the account.
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poPuLAIt COUPLE wEDDED.

brigham City, Oct, 1i.-Mr. Elias p.
Forsgren and Miss Rosa Johansen Of
this city were united in the bonds Of
Lund in the Salt Lake Temple last
Wednesday. Mr.. Forsgren will leave
for q mission to Sweden in Il few days.
Hc Is the youngest son of MIR. Peter
A. Forsgren. who was the first person
baptized In Scandinavia by divine au-
thority, having been baptized July %,
iCEn . . T.
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RIVERTON.
PROSPEROUS CONDITIONS
AROUND RIVERT0M
lspecial Colrespondence.l

rtSpecslI JoEreSpOnuencc.)
Riverton, Oct. l5.--rhe Jordan school
institute met here yesterday. Oct. IA
The attendance was 102 out of the 1O4
teachers. The Riverton people gave the
teachers II banquet In the Westinghouse
and n dance al the Riverton hall. The
business of the institute was attended
to in the morning. and at the afternoon
session songs. recitations and a lecture
from Prof. VIM. NJ, Stewart of the
state university were given.
This is a district of slarge hoy barns.
many having been erected during the
present year. which makes n great
change in the landscape. The yield of
lucerne here under the Jordan canals
Is about two tons higher than the
farms watered from the mountain
streams, the reasons being that the
water Is warm, and that with the sys-
tenn Of pumps as much irrigating water
can be had III the fall as in the spring.
The present year the yield has been
below normal, as the weevil AFFECTED
the first crop.
There would be a fair opening here
for a barber. and we are inclined to
think that milliner. n plumber and a
dentist would do we'll to consider this
as location.
Nearly everyone here has water for
culinary purposes in the house. Tho
water is piped from Bear canyon on tho
east mountains above Draper, crosses
the Jordan river and Is distributed to
nearly every farm in Rivcrton and
Bluff Dale. This was an uncommon
and expensive undertaking for a farm
ing community, but now it has been in
stalled, we cannot see how we got
along without 1t previously.
Read Tho Great Apostasy" by DR..
]. f. Talmnge: a new book on great
. - O<.,V fNWn
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FUNERAL SERVICE.

Logan. Oct. 1.-THE remains of A.
II. Lindquist, who died in Pocatello,
will be brought here for interment.
and are expected to arrive today. They
VIII lie at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Morley in the Second ward.
where they may be viewed by friends.
Tho funeral service will be held in
tho Fourth ward Westinghouse on
Monday Mt O'clock
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Sunday. The deceased was the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas D. Vincent.
and the wife of George II, Murray. She
was II native of Provo. and went to the
Klondike IN the early days of the min
ing excitement there, Arrangements
for the funeral will be made Sunday.
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BRIGHAM CITY.
WILL COMMENT CRATE
COMPLETION OF RAILWAY
especial correspondenee.,

Brigham City. Oct ia public re-
ception in honor of the officials of the
Ogden Street Railway company will be
held in the Brigham City Opera House
Saturday, Oct. 10, at 2:3o pm, to cele-
brutc the arrival of the first electric
car To this city. 80 sAtaa1tj8lif
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FUNERAL SERVICE.

Ogden. Oct. 15.--The funeral or AL
exander w. Rankin Will be held at the
Second ward meetinshouse al . p.iii. on
Sunday. The body will lie in state at
the home. 2SS1 Grant avenue. from . to
y pm. this afternoon and 10 O'clock to
1880 on Sunday. .
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TRAIN RUNS DOWN AND
KILLS FIVE WORKMEN

sandusky, Ohio. Oct. 15.-The bodies
of five men Of a bride repair gang
working on n Lake Shore railroad
bridge west of Sandusky, We're found
this afternoon near the tracks. They
had been run down by train.
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SIJIr on NOTE,.

Provo, Oct. 15.-Suit has been COM
menced by the Farmers & Merchants
bank to collect 1896, with interest at s
per cent from Sept. 3, and $50. so attor-
ney fees, from Mrs. Kitty a. Hines on
pron,issory note secured by $4,000
shares of Provo Mining company's
stock.
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FINAL DECREE GRANTED.

Ogden, Oct. 15.-Oscar n. Kirkland
has been granted final decree Of
divorce In the district court from Alma
kirkland, six months time having
elapsed since the interlocutory decree
WINS granted
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8LENIENCY SHOWN TO
AN ELDERLY OFFENDER

Ogden, Oct. DC. P. Howard.
charged with uttering a fictitious
check. was released in the district court
on Friday On the motion of Dist. Atty
n. j. Harris, who stated that the evil
dence did not warrant sending the old
man to the penitentiary. Howard will
be charged with u misdemeanor in the
lower court He claims to be work
ingman and is apparently In very poor
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BODY WILL ARRIVE.

Provo. Oct. l5.--1'he remains of Mrs.
Nellie Murray. an account of whose
death in Alaska was published sew
eral weeks ago. will arrive in Provo
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clerks; Z. D.. Sewer, Hal 1as.,n,or
and G. D. Bare of the encineerinr 10.
partment of that division. Many NJ
them are avcrsa to leaving the ,II,nc.
Stion city. and their departure is noted
With regret. Green River Is distant
1I6 miles from Ogden and is a town of
about 1000 Inhabitants =
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circumstances. He has been held IN
the county jail for six weeks awaiting
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Logan, Oct. 14--Thcsc marriage IL
censes were issued today: Leslie Peck
of Franklin and Margaret Wells of
Preston, Ida: James w. Hansen and
Charlotte l.. Thorpe, both of Beaver
dam; George w. James and Leah
Rawlins both of Paradise.
GENERAL NOTES.
A great many deer hunting parties
went out into the hills today, and some
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Read Tho Great Apostasy" by DR..
]. Il. Talmnge: new book on a great
subject. Deseret News Book Store:
60 cents per copy In cloth
Evening journal., 1910-02-10
WATER WORKS PLANT
FOR TWO KENT TOWNS

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
WYOMING, Del Feb. 10-A plan 10
establish a central water works system
for the twin towns Of Camden and Wyom-
ing and giving the citizens ample fire pro-
lection and a water flow sufficient to es-
tablish all modern conveniences in their
houses, was discussed by both Councils at
their meetings this week and will bring
about a joint meeting two weeks hence in
Wyoming.
W. T. Carter. Of Wyoming has made the
proposition to establish central stand
pipe system. with fire hydrants ample for
municipal protection, and abundant for
bath room facilities. stockyards and all
public needs. lie is associated with a
company OF Philadelphia engineer. Mr.
Carter is property owner in Wyoming
and gives the two towns tho privilege OF
buying the plant at any time within thirty
years, the value to be appraised by three
men-one whom he selects, one whom they
select and another Deawarean whom
these two select.
a moderate rental, municipal and COM
mercial. will be agreed upon at the outset
and puro water will be driven for and
obtained
Evening journal., 1910-02-10
FIND SOLDIERS
BODY In CANAL
Frank Lynch, ArtiIIeryman
Missing Two Months, Drown
ed at Delaware CITY

After being in the waters Of the
Chesapeake and Delaware canal nearly
two months. the body OF Private Frank
Lynch, aged As years. OF the 112th
Company, Coast Artillery stationed at
Fort DUPONT, was recovered yesterday
afternoon at 8 o'clock, by Frank Hen
erickson and Robert Davidson. The
body was attired in the uniform Of an
artilleryman. IL was in a bad state Of
decomposition.
Lynch belonged in Wilmington. rela-
tives Of his living in VanBuren street
above Sixth. His funeral took place
here this morning. Interment was
made in the Cathedral cemetery.
He disappeared on Friday nigh. De-
cember II. His cap was found floating
i'm the canal the next morning and II
was presumed that he fell into that
stream while returning e. the fort
from Delaware city.
Lynch had been in the army for
nearly seven years and al that time
was stationed at Fort DUPONT He
served in the First Delaware Regiment
during the war with Spain. Prior to
that he was a patent leather worker
at the G.. & j. Pyle Company plant.
Evening journal., 1910-02-10
Cures Nervous Dyspepsia
Indigestion dAcid Stomach

" Il doesn't you can have your Money
Back says Miller Drug Co.
Millions of people have been cured by
using Mi-o-na stomach tablets and now
have strong stomachs. capable Of digest
ing the heartiest meals.
Millions Of others continue TO suffer
from indigestion even though Mi-o- ma
is guaranteed 20 cure or money back.
Millions suffer from distressed stom-
ach. acid stomach, belching Of sour
food. "A miserable heaviness at pit Of
stomach even though Mi-o-na Is guar
anteed 10 cure or money back.
Millions parade a foul breath, dis
play a dun eye, stand for attacks OF
hiliousness and dizziness even though
Mi-o-na is guaranteed TO cure OF
money back.
Many get so nervous and irritable
from fermentation of food in stomach
and the action Of poisonous stomach
gases that they have headache regu-
larly, have bad dreams nightly ana be-
come respondent and unit for active
work. And still Mi-o-na is guaranteed
to cure all these troubles or money
Evening journal., 1910-02-10
AIRSHIP COMPANY
CHARTERED AT DOVER

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del, Feb lO-An airship COM
pany ito build machinery and ships for
the navigation Of the air." was incorpor-
ated here yesterday. Tho State Depart
ment of Delaware issued certificates Of
to the Philadelphia Aero
plane Company to buy. sell and manufac-
ture and deal I'm machinery for navigating
the air and accessories thereto and the
and parts necessary in connec-
ton herewith The incorporators arc f.
]. Forham. G. T. Martin and J. !. Har-
per, all Incorporating agents OF New York
city. Tho Delaware attorney is Reynolds
Clough. Of Dover. The capital stock is $780,
900.
The Military Supply Company was in-
corporated to manufacture and sell goods,
wares and merchandise. uniforms and
equipment The inoorporators are Charles
L. Hepburn. Lloyd n. Scott and Freder-
ick Moore. all of New York, and tho capi-
tai stock is $4,000
The Cedral-Lajuela Mining Company
was Incorporated TO prospect for and pro-
duce minerals and carry on gold mining.
The incorporators arc Wilmington incor-
porating agents, and the capital stock is
100000.
A certificate Of amendment was issued
to the Vermont Copper Co.. increasing its
capital stock from si.OO0.OOO to si.5oOoOo
A charter Was granted TO the Midland
Onhelds CO. dnc.), TO engage in dealing
and trading in petroleum Of all kinds
and a general mining business. These in
Evening journal., 1910-02-10
TROUBLE OVER CHILDREN
GETS FATHER In COURT

Charged by his wife with threatening
bodily harm, Enoch Gaynor was held
under $1,000 bail by City Judge Coch-
ran this morning until Saturday. when
Humane Agent Stout will report. Mrs
Gaynor told the court she had left
Gaynor and her four children because
OF his conduct and on Friday returned
and attempted to see two of the chill
dren at the home of a married daugh-
ter. Gaynor learned Of her presence
and went to his daughters house and
berated and threatened her, she said.
She was corroberated by her married
daughter. Gaynor said he had no
recollection of making any threats, and
that he had taken care Of the chill
dreu.
In order TO ascertain whether the
wife could properly care FOR the chill
dren the court referred the case to Mr..
Stout
Evening journal., 1910-02-10

back.
What excuse have these people FOR
suffering. when Mi-o-na, the universal
stomach prescription can be had in
tablet form for so cents a large box 6?
At druggists everywhere and at Miller
Drug Co. on money back plan.
There is only one excuse, the old
worn out banged. battered and torn
excuse-the excuse of the undevelopod
the excuse OF the childish, the weak
and the mentally deficient.
Just beoause-iust because; that's
the excuse that's why they don't get
Mi-o-na and win back energy, vim,
vigor. vitality and a perfect stomach
Just because-it's a poor old decrepid
excuse but TO some people it is better
than none.
To all intelligent people we simply
say that Mi-o-ns stomach tablets only
cost so cents a large box and are guar
anteed TO cure or money back-that's
all Mail orders filled by Booths Mi
ma. Buffalo. n. Y.
Booths Pills for constipation 20
cents.
Evening journal., 1910-02-10
KNIGHTS IN CHARGE OF
MAMMELE FUNERAL

The funeral OF Frederick c. Mammele,
who died in Seville. Fla, on Tuesday
afternoon. viii take place from his late
home at No. 1902 West Eighth street,
on Saturday afternoon at ? o'clock.
Interment will be made I'm The River
vief cemetery. st. Johns Commandery,
No. /. Knights Templar, will have
charge OF the service.
In addition to the published list of
social and secret organizations of which
the deceased was "A member he was
also a member of the Improved order
Of Odd Fellows. Legion order Red
Cross and Maccabees.
Mr.. Mammele's body will arrive i'm
Wilmington at 302 o'clocg tomorrow
morning. A delegation OF the Jack
sonville. Florida, Lodge of Elks is ac-
coinpanying the body from Seville,
Florida. 10 Wilmington.
A party Of friends of Mr.. Mammele
will 20 to Washington this afternoon
and tonight TO receive the body, which
viii arrive in Washington at 11.80
o'clock tonight
Evening journal., 1910-02-10

TALKS OF FAITH
Services in Central Church
Tonight in Interest Of
Young People

In Central Presbyterian Church last
evening the Rev. Alexander Eslcr preach
ed another large audience
The text was Hebrews. u:7 by faith
Noah. being warned Of God Of things not
seen as yet, moved with fear, prepared an
ark to the saving Of his house; by which
he condemned the world. and became heir
OF the righteousness which is by faith"
DR.. Esler in part sald: seeing is be-
lieving What / sec l believe. Faith is the
eye OF the soul When L sincerely believe
concerning anything that thing is as real
TO me as If I saw it unless there is some
defect i'm my faith. 'rhe astronomers tell
ps without an IL or 'peradventure' that
on certain date and at a certain minute
there will be an eclipse of the sun. Then
we by faith, moved by curiosity. prepare
a bit of smoked glass to witness the in
teresting phenomenon that is not seen as
yet.
"Unbelief is at the root of failure and
faith is the victory that over
comes When God has some big thing to
be done. faith gets the contract
Jesus Christ is our only safety from the
Judgment that is as certain as God is God.
The Lord Jesus shall he revealed from
heaven with IS4s mighty angels, in fam
ing fire taking vengeance on them that
know not God and that obey not the Cos
pei OF our Lord Jesus Christ, who shall
be punished with everlasting destruction
from the presence of tho Lord and from
the glory Of His power . Thess. 1:I-9
There was no neutral ground for Noah
and his family. they were inside or out
side. God shut them IN and shutting them
i'm all others were shut out to despair.
Religious convictions are not enough you
must be decided. II you arc not for Christ
you are against Him.
7 know whom have believed and am
persuaded He is able to keep that which
have committed unto Him against that
day God help you 20 trust Him"
This evening will be Young People s
evening in the evangelistic services now in
progress in the Central Presbyterian
Church The cooperation OF all fathers
and mothers, teachers and everybody is
requested.
Evening journal., 1910-02-10
NEWS NOTES
OF new CASTLE
Father Campbell breaches
Lenten SermOn---DeathS
and Funerals

NEW CASTLE. Feb io-The Rev.
F. v. Campbell preached in St. Peters
Church last evening on the necessity
of being in the state Of grace. Father
Campbell dwelt on the temcrity OF
people in sin who put Off repentance.
lie attributed to mortal sin the cause
OF unhappiness and trouble. An ap-
peal was made TO his hearers 20 repent
and obey the laws OF God and the
church.
Richard Murphy died yesterday af-
ternoon from an attack OF Brights
disease following a severe attack of
pneumonia. He Is survived by
widow and daughter. the latter Miss
Addie Murphy, who is in the Anti
saloon League Office i'm Wilmington.
Mr.. Murphy was born in New Jersey,
but had lived here FOR many years.
The funeral of William Sweeney. the
5-vear-old boy who died from drinking
,vhislsey took place this afternoon. In
terment was made in st. Peters Gene
terry
Archdeacon Hall preached last even
ing IN Emmanuel Church.
The funeral of John Sheridan viii
take place tomorrow morning.
Bridget Conner. former resident Of
New Castle died in Wilmington on
Tuesday last.
Carp fishermen are making good
hauls
shad fishermen are hanging in their
nets
A valuable dog belonging TO Gus
Palmer had a leg mashed by being run
over by a train.
Evening journal., 1910-02-10
Colds Conquered Means Sick
ness Saved

Anyone interested in the cure of Con-
sumption, should get one of the book
let's telling of recoveries by the use Of
Eckman's Alternative.
Coughs, Stubborn Colds and Pneu-
monia may be the beginning of more
serious troubles-Eckman' Alternative
is the effective remedy. Take it in time.
Saratoga, n. Y, May, 1908.
Gentlemen: For five or six years 1
was troubled with cough and expectora-
ton. Ny case was declared Consump-
ton by my doctor After taking Eek
mans Alternative. which was recon-
mended, ! was entirely cured.
(Signed AfidaNit) James w Kanaly.
Eckman's Alternative is good for all
throat and lung troubles and is on sale
by n. b. Danforth and Miller Drug Co.
and other druggists. Ask for Booklet
Of cured cases, or write to Eckman
Mfg. Co. Phila.. Pa.
Evening journal., 1910-02-10
CHARGE FATHER WITH
NEGLECTING CHILDREN

Humane Agent Stout has caused the
arrest OF William Wilson, aged 80
years on the charge of neglecting his
Four minor children. Mr.. Stout is in
vestigating the case and there may be
other arrests. Wilson lives at Twelfth
and Claymont streets. According TO
Mr.. Stout there had been no coal in
the house for several days. little furni-
ture and still less clothing for the chill
dren. There was no food either.
Wilson was arraigned in City Court
this morning, but in order that Mr
Stout might further investigate. the
hearing was continued until to-mor-
row.
Evening journal., 1910-02-10
B. & 0. r. r. TO
IMPROVE SERVICE

The plan Of the Baltimore and Ohio for
improving the service has been completed
and will be submitted to the board Of
directors in New York to-day. To carry
out President Willards recommendations
will involve an expenditure of about siO,-
100000. The building of third track
over the Alleghanies. addition of $50 To-
comotives, rebuilding Of bridges at some
points and enlarged switching facilities
are included in the progress Of improve
ments. II is estimated that the Baltimore
and Ohio will be in position by Novem-
ber ] to handle 80 per cent. more traffic
on its Eastern lines than ever before.