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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-06
SHIPPING UTAH APPLES
TO EASTERN MARKETS

ogden, Sept. 6---Beginning this week,
the Pioneer Fruit company, one OF the
largest shippers in the west. VIII start
sending Utah apples to eastern mar
kets, ~ carloads having already been
lold for delivery in 10 days. The fruit
will be shipped from Provo. Spring
Vile. and American Fork, and the APP
pies will all be OF the Jonathan verie-
IS. This has been good season for
ample growers and indications point TO
"a banner year for this crop. The east
ern price is higher than for years owing
to the scarcity Of the fruit in many OF
the recognized apple districts and there
is every reason to expect q splandid
price for the Utah product. Apples are
shipped In well ventilated ears without
ice. thus reducing a heavy expense re-
iuired for the handling of peaches aild
other fruits The peach shipments, 800
cars Of which the Pioneer Fruit COM
pany handled from this district. Will
practically terminate by the last Of the
week This frueit is now steadily ris-
Inc In price and several varieties have
already advanced from 80 and so cents
per case 10 81 and si25.
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MONROE BRIEFS.

The Mounftip View Bathing re-
sort by which name the Monroe
warm springs sle now known, Is draw
ing much custom This week the COM
psny. which also owns the Jumbo plas-
ter works of this county, viii cover it's
barge pool. 90N4J feet with building
l22x70. for the comfort and convenience
OF it, patrons, Tho building will have
about 100 dressing rooms and will be
built of cement. The company has
been boring and blasting FOR water
Developments and has Increased the
flow to three times the former amount.
on Sunday night the Fourth ward
held sacred song service under the d.
rcction OF Bishop Heber Swndlo. Five
pieces were rendered by different
parties and others treated upon the
theme Of the song The house was
crowded. many returning home not
being able to find entrance. Tho eX-
preston is general that IL was the
most uplifting meeting held here In
years.
Orson Hutchinson. who moved TO
Springville last year has been visiting
here for a few day. He disposed Of
his real estate to Albert Robinson.
The smoke from the burning dis
tricts Of Montana and Idaho Is caus-
ing a very hazy atmosphere 20 hang
around the mountains
Last night was very cold, some veg
citation being nipped with frost.
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NEW PROFESSIONAL COURSE
IN TEACHERS COLLEGE

Provo, Utah, sept. AT recent
meeting OF the faculty Of the brigham
Young university, a professional course
of one year was established to prepare
teachers for elementary school work.
This action was prompted by the edu-
catiunal situation IN the state at the
present time. Town high schools In
thu various parts OF the state are grow
ing iapidiy. Their graduates are COM
ms to the brigham Young university
in increasing numbers. Many Of them
desire To prepare for teaching in the
elementary schools OF the state. To
meet their needs this course was ar
ranged. II consists OF the following
stuulcs: Educational Psychology, pItn-
ciplcs of elementary education, meth
ous OF teach ng, and practical work In
todcning IA the training school under
experienced supervisors.
1ue college course OF studies pre-
paung teachers Tor high schools was
also strengthened. IL has recently been
extended from a three To- a four years
course, New professional and scholastic
courses viii be added this year. New
names appear on the faculty list, and
the school viii shortly occupy the Mae
ser Memorial building, one OF the best
OF the new school buildings In this
state. t..f
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DEATH or noNoiEp PIONEER.

Provo. Sept 5.-Mrs. Jane bullock
riggs. vile D. the tate Dr. JOhn kiggs
died yesterday afternoon at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Melissa X
Stewart of the sixth ward front gen
eral debility at the age OF 81 s"srs,
her ninety first birthday anniversary
being Sunday. t.tt..
Mrs Riggs was bora In Grafton,
Grafton county. New Hampshire, ana
with her fathers family became nom
yerted and Identified with the Churuh
in an early day, passing through many
of the trials Unsldent 10 It's early his-
tory. She came to utan In 1h5l ana
since then Provo has been her home.
Hero she has made friends ~ all her
aCquaintanceS by her symupathttC.
kindly nature. She was devoted to her
family and charitable to and consid
crate Of all. Age did not seem to af-
feet her, except 20 slight degree
physically, and she maintained broad
human interest in events to the last
She is survived by two daughters, Mrs
A. ]. Stewart and Mrs. w. O. Beesley
and many grandchildren and other rel
atiVes.
Funeral services will be held tomor-
row "wednesday AT o'clock at the
sixth ward westinghouse
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ToRREy BRIEFS.

During an electrical storm at noon
here today, which WAS accompanied by
heavy rain. a bolt OF lightning struck
n large poplar tree near the residence
OF John G. Jacobs. The family were at
dinner and Mrs Jacobs only was az
fectcd By the crash OF the lightniug
but she soon recovered Except t. de-
stroy the tree no damage was done
Grain IL nearly all cut and haying is
i'm fun blast. Heavy rains have been
frequent for the past month
Mr.. T.. - Andrews of Salt Lake city
and John G. Jacobs Of Torrey rccent.y
returned from the Boulder mountains
where they have tecn surveying two
reservoir sites for Mr. william Brown,
Jr Mr. Brown is spending considerable,
money I'm reservoiring water for a bspI-
tiful and productive tract Of land dc
has put In a cement dam In the Gene
yon 40 feet high. and the canal he Is
constructing is two feet deep six feet
wide on the bottom and eight feet wide
at the top. He Is paying 81 per day and
keep for team and man, and good
wages also for single hands
The ward loses a grand citizen and
ecclesiastical worker In the removal of
Reuben j. Jacobs and wife to Ferlou.
Emery county. Utah.
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to feel better when | had taken only
one bottle of Compound, but Kept on
as was afraid to stop TOO soon. Mrs.
SADIE MULLEN, 2I2S y. B. St., il.
wood, Ind.
Why will women take chances witt.
an operation or drag out a sickly,
half-hearted existence, missing three
fourths of the JOY Of living, when they
can find health in Lydia T.. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
For thirty years IL has been the
standard remedy for female ills, and
has cured thousands of women who
have been troubled with such all
ments as dlsplacements, inflammation,
liberation. fibroid tumors, irregulari.
ties. periodic pains, backache, indiges-
ton, and nervous prostratinn.
IL you have the slightest doubt
that Lydia II. Pinkham's Nege-
table Compound will help you,
write 90 Mrs. Pinllham at Lynn.
Mass, for advice. Your letter
will be absolutely confidential,
and the advice free.
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BILL Vt ORPBEUM.

ogden. sept G-James Thornton. the
popular composer and monologue art
ist. heads one OF the best bills ever
seen at the ogden Orpheum this week.
entitled The Picture OF Dorian Grey
played. by Edward Davis, ably assisted
by Miss Adele Blood and Templr
SAKE. easily won the first place with
the audience. II is one OF the best
things Of the kind ever seen at the
local house. The bin also includes
Jolly Fannie Rice. who WAS billed az
hnllIlnor at Salt Lake lost Wcek.
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tables we're loaded with everything sub
stantial and many II not all the deliCR-
cies Of the sesson were served 20 about
no guests, who iueluded all the people
OF this city over 90 years old, regardless
OF color, creed or nationality.
Bishop Orme made arrangements far
quite humber Of carriages and any and
ever ybody. who wished to ride could do
so. The meeting conveyed at o'clock
consistins 81 ,pseches. vocal ana iHstru.
mental selections. which everybody seem
"a 20 enjoy thoroughly. One thing that
was very much regretted by everyone
present, that President Gowans ias In
disposed. ana was unable to take his ac-
erstqmed part in The festivities.
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DEDICATION OF BRIDGE
OVER OUCHESNE RIVER
Big Celebration Planned for sent. Is;
senator Reed Smoot Orator
OF the Day.

Myton, Aug 3-On Sept Ia will b. "a
red letter day for this section OF the
state, when the $4,000 government
bridge across the Duchesne river VIII
be- dedicated with a program Of
speeches by men prominent in state and
national life. senator Reed smo II
chiefly responsible for the building az
the bridge here. will make the Grafton
OF the day Men prominent IN business
life IN this section ef the state win
also make addresses
The bridge has long beer needed here
alld its completion Is an important
event in the progress of the reservation
country II was through the work Of
senator Smooi ana the other members
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DEMOCRATS MOVING OUT.

Provo, Sept 6.-The meeting OF the
Democratic county central committee,
held yesterday in the office OF County
Chairman w. r. Giles was well at
tended there being only one precinct,
that of Cotton unrepresented. The
members reported spirit of hopeful
enthusiasm In the various precents,
and a strong sentiment for prohibition,
so much SO that prohibition planks
will be insisted upon In both county
and state platforms.
The time and place for holding the
county convention was fixed for Tues
day, Sept 90. at II o'clock i'm Spanish
Fork The basis OF apportionment of
delegates will be one for every 20
votes cast for j. William Knight for
governor in 1908, which will give a
total Of 296.
Primaries to elect delegates TO the
county and state conventions will be
held i'm the several precents Tuesday
evening. Sept. IS The basis of ap-
portionment Of delegates to the state
convention. one for every so votes cast
for j. William Knight for governor in
1905, will give Utah county "a delegates
in the state convention.
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LABOR DAY IN
JUNCTION CITY
All Business Suspended and Resorts
Crowded With Pleasure seekers
-knnsnns Celebrate.

ogden, Sept. 6.-The observance OF
Labor day was general with the mer-
chants OF ogden and even the barber
shops remained locked, much TO the dis
appointment of numerous patrons. Tho
Trades and Labor assembly headed n
large migration to Lagoon, and rous-
ing program, intersperced with ath-
lptic events helped to make IL most
memorable occasion. The Ogden band
had its annual outing to the Hermitage
in ogden canyon, and these festivities
were largely attended.
Former Kansas citizens had a real
old fashioned Jayhawkers celebration
an GIenwood, there being moro than
hundred persons present.
a hall game at the fair grounds fol-
lowed BY the boxing contest between
sinclair and Reagan drew most OF the
sn0rts Of the city and large number
nom Salt Lake, and the business sec
ZION Of the town was nearly depopulat-
ed during the middle OF the afternoon.
The weather was IDEAL the atmosphere
having an early fall-like briskness. so
refreshing 10 the tired summer dweller'
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GOOD ROADS CONVENTION
AND FAIR WEEK

ogden, Sept 6-The annual conven-
ton of the Intcrmountain Good Roads
association which meets at ogden dur
ing the fair week sept 23 TO PC. is
arousing considerable interest through
out the intermountain states and very
encouraging reports are being daily
received which point to a most success
ful meeting. President j. \. Howell Of
the Good Roads association has issued
an invitation 20 all owners OF automo-
biles to be present at q special meeting
OF the ogden Automobile club at the
Weber club on Friday evening, Sept 9,
at 3 o'clock where plans for tho recep-
ton and entertainment OF the delegates
10 the convention will be discussed. 1t
Is also expected that every automobile
owner will be present at the demon
stration OF good road building on Mon
day, Sept 20. ana then take the dele
gates to Ogden canyon. The convcn-
ton will be addressed by many promi-
nent men, among them being Senator'S
Burah and Hepburn Of Idaho end Sena-
tor sutherland OF Utah.
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OF the Utah delegation IN Congress that
the appropriation for the bridge Wss
made and IL Us for that reason that the
Myton Commercial club went after Sen
otor Smoot 10 make the principal
speech Of tho day Gov. william Spry.
Senator George Sutherland and CON
gresham Joseph Howell win come 10
Myton with several others from Salt
Lake FOR the celebration here.
Following the exercises in connection
with the dedication OF the bridge here
a celebration will be held IN Nernai,
when the city waterworks VIII be
opened
on sept II. the day before the ded,-
cation OF the bridge. Myton viii celc-
hratc the anniversary ot the opening
Of the reservation to settlement. In the
afternoon conference OF the Mormon
Church will be- held and IN the eyeu'ns
the Commercial club viii give a ba"
quet IN honor OF the distinguished
guests
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RANlLoosE ESTATE WINS SUIT.

Richheld. Sept. 2-Judge Christensen
heard n case in the district court here
recently In which the estate OF Hans
G. II Ramloose was plaintiff and the
Sewer Valley Canal company was de-
PENDANT Plaintiff asks for the return
Of 81. 02g 20 worth OF canal company
Illegally transferred from the Hans G.
II. Ramloose estate to II. w. Ramloose
The defendant claimed that the trans
fer had been made on an order signed
by the deceased. Hans G. II. Ramloose
In favor Of II c. Ramloose. but the
order had been lost.
Tho court ruled that the transfer OF
the stock had been Illegal and ordered
the defendant company TO transfer the
stock in question to plaintiff as prayed
for
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F|FT|ETH ANNIVERSARY
OF MORGAN COUNTY
Grand Jubilee Celebration Held at
Morgan Opened nv GOV. Sprl--
Old settlers Home Coming.


Morgan, Utah, sept. e-'rhe business
houses. public buildings and private res
licences OF Morgan Clty are beautifully
decorated with bunting, evergreen and
flowers ln comncmoistion Of the och
anniversary ~ "a, settlement Of Morgan
county and in honor " the old folks
VINO were residents OF the Territory em-
ESQ. Banners ~ "Wcicume We sifetc he'd
over toe street closslpgs. guidoSs with
the word "WeirYme prlnl'd lWtieop'
confront you from uie shoe window,
Lands OF Ola auu young alike. The AMER
lean flag floats IRON cvcrl view point.
THE public lawns bavc long u9Ns of ta-
blcs. SUFFICIENT To acCumm Odate tNgrN-
body. rreight,d Win the choices viands
of the season, represepppg ne best ef''
forts OF the wif9 ana daughter from
every home in the county aii Of whom
have Wed with each otfer in ambition
To excel, No enort on the part 81 the
citizens OF M0rP8u has been spared 90
add to ihe pleasures OF The three days
celebration.
AT tho hour appointed for the general
aSsembl, az the staka house the hall was
hlltd 10 its capacity. leaving hundreds on
the outside ion lack Of room, lnmedi
Daniel Upluer delivered the address ~
welcome. 10 was well timed and Wtuucd
Go the occasion Zoo words Of earnest feel
ing, exhibiting tuc joy he felt at tho
49,. DO, man d., titg t.,,.i,., th, ,,'.trst
i'm tho Ii.,or, ~ N,rg,U 1onpty f-oi.
lowing President lleinor, MI W. =. Grid
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MN GiUf and no nrst co,,rtr of6ccrs
iustallsI ip ofece
GOVERNOR srRY.
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RECENT DEATHS
ANDERSEN. JENs CHRISTIAN

ANDERSEN. JfsNS 'hitfNit NN-
At RiChheld. SEWER county, Utah, Jens
Christian Andersen. an old pioneer OF
Sanpete and SEWER counties, died
August Is. Of old age and general de-
bility lie was born In Wester Bron-
derlev. Denmark, May 4. 1921, mar
ried Margaret Nielsen in lS4S, and with
her joined the Mormon Church in
1855. Came TO Utah in 1857 with
one OF the handcart companies. Lived
in salt Lake during the winter OF
1857. Moved to Manti, Sanpctc coun-
Is, In 1855 and to Moronl in 1853,
and was called to help settle Monroe.
Sewer county, in 1866. Moved TO
Salina the same year and was driven
from there by the Indians and went
10 Spring city. where he lived until
1871. when he moved back to Salina
He left Salina again In 1877 and NOV
ed to Koosharem. where he lived until
four years ago when he went to
Richncld. lie leaves n wife who Is now
so years OF age and eight sSns and
seven daughters 10 mourn his depar-
ture He was highly respected by an
who knew him and was a faithful
and true Latter-day saint.
WILLIAMS. RUTH-At samaria,
Oneida county. Idaho. Mrs Ruth Will
liams died Aug. 30, 1910 of cancer She
was the daughter OF Samuel and Ann
Williams. born at BreCknockshire,
South Wales. March - 1851 In her
childhood her parents Gnigrated with
other Lattcr-dny Saints going 20
Samaria among the pioneers Of that
valley In 1873 she married jeremiah
Williams SON Of William W. VIII
iiams. formerly of salt Lake city, and
she resided in Samaria ever since. She
was the mother Of 10 children. nine
boys and four girls. 10 Of whom
survive her; one OF her sons is now
on n mission In the western states
She was a faithful wife and loving
mother and was endeared to all who
know her best. 4 large concourse OF
people from various parts OF the val
ley attended the funeral. and words
OF eulogy and testlomny OF her virtues
were spoken by Bishop u. h Price Of
Samaria. Jas. T. Harrison Of Malad,
Jas. and VIM j. Chandler OF Rigbv.
Lewis Williams OF Samaria and Jesse
II. Dredge. OF Malad.
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RICHFIELD BRIEFS.

The Keen Cement company Is prepar-
ing 10 move its offices to Siglrd, where
the officers and business will be In
closer touch and more convenient.
Wiles and Joseph Johnson OF this
city and Den Rasmussen Of Marysvale.
parted with their interest In the big
store Of the Southern Utah Wholesale
company at Marysvale this week The
purchasers were Allen Cameron and
associates, who viii continue the bust
ness
W. H. Clark ~ this city. who under
went an operation for an old wound In
the foot some time ago. has been
Obliged to seek further aid and has
gone 70 salt Lake 70 the hospital
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MONROE.
SCHOOLS OPEN SEPT. 49,
NAMES OF FACULTIES

Monroe. SEWER CO.. Utah Aug
30.-rhe pubic schools will open Sept.
~ with the following corps OF teach
iers .I-' U...I.
40 High school, Joseph +. Anderson and
Jacob Magleby.
District school-Archie Larson. priu-
cipsl. seymour Rasmussen Joseph
csFk. Matte Ceilings, Lottic LARSON.
l4izzie Yersensen. Flov Larsen, Mary
YergensJn. Myrtle Brown. Delma
Blunt and Dora Brown.
The iast named will take charge Of
ths Austin mixed school Niue of the
above arr residents Of Monroe.
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G.. 4. II. RECEPTION.

Provo. sept. 6.-The 6. A. r. and G..
A. Il. Relief corps reception, given here
last night in honor of Department COM
mander Thomas Lundy, was attendei
by over 100 people. Among the prom
inent c. A. r. and relief corps people
present were Commander and Mrs
Thomas Lundy OF ogden. Adit.-Gcn.
and Past Department Commando II. @.
Sleater and Mrs. Sleater, Past Com
mander and Mrs. Henry p, Burns. past
commander and Mrs. y ID. ,Corser "
salt Lake. and Past Commander ami
Mrs NJ NJ kellogg.
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FILLMORE.
G. R. HUNTSMAN CONVICTED
OF LIQUOR SELLING

Especial Correspondence
Fillmore. Willard CO.. Sept 3.-After
several pOstpona and delays the
case OF Fillmore city against g. r.
Huntsmsn. on the charge Of selling
liquor 10 Anthony Paxton, Jr.. ON July
IS last, came TO trial on Aug 20. and
Huntsman was convicted by jury
on Aug 81. ne was assessed "A fine Of
$50 He has taken an appeal to the
district court.
The preliminary hearing Of ths state
vs.. Frank r.. Hanson. has been set for
sept. IL. at o'clock pm.
This afternoon, a heavy shower oc-
CURED. mingled with hail.
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PROVO NEWS NOTES.

Mr. and Mrs. ]. j. Pastoriza and wifa
Of Houston Texas. are here visiting
their son. Hugh. who is with the Te.lu
ride Power company
Mayor ". H. Ray is in Denver on a
business trip.
Labor day was not observed by any
public demonstration, but business and
work was generally suspended.
A tarn belonging 20 W. X. Hatfield
was destroyed by FIRE last night The
or sin oc the fire is not known; the loss
is about $3.50. without any insurance
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PRIMARY CoNFERENCf,.

Richdeld. Sept 2-The Primary as
ISOLATION convention of Sewer stake re-
Gently held here was very successful
and interesting. All the meetings were
well attended, especially the one for the
public witch WAC held in the tabernacle
on Sunday afternoon. There were pres
ent a. visiting members Of tho general
board. Mrs. Belle s Ross and Miss
Alice l.. Howarth. who's delivered inter
esting and instructive addresses along
the line OF Primary work. Mrs. Althea
Hyldahl resigned her position as stake
president and Mrs. G.. NJ. Jones OF
H,nhneld snncaedS hnr.
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PROVO.

every nisht SUNDAY sxcepted) at rs
cents poI month All payments ana
complaints regarding delivery should
be made 90 David Johnson. agent
for Daily. Saturday and Semi-W sek-
ly News Ind Phone N2-A orders
taken for Church works Residence ~
Soyth First West STREET
Carrier east side of Academy Ave.
Ind hal u
Carrier west side Of Academy Ave.
Ind. iG2-A.
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ACCIDENT IN CANYON

Provo. Sept. 6-Yesterday while Nc.
and Mrs. sidney Russell were driving In
Provo canyon near the power plant the
horse backed of the road down To-
foot cmhankment through being stop
ped by meeting party out for hay
rack ride. Mrs Russell received very
severe bruises; but no bones were brok-
on
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VISIT OF NEWSPAPER MAN.

Provo, Sept. e.-R. @. Sleater, who
was here from salt Lake last night at
tending the G.. A. r. reception, Is one
OF Proves pioneer newspaper men. In
1872 he with Joseph T. McEwan and
oscar Lyons commenced the publca-
ton Of the Provo Times, daily paper
and the first published IN Provo. he
name was later changed to the Utah
County Enquirer. and later sold 70
Ii, l.f.Ihaf1