Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-18
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Address 10 Hc5reWS-kapDi fTcuHu
will speak in the jewish temple this
evening on Jewish idealism and
Present Day Applica ton
To Give Exhibition .Drili-The Royal
Highlanders and Knights of tnc
Macabecs Will give an exhibition Grill
in odd Fellows hall on the evening
of March next
Recovering After Operation-Chrls-
tian Peterson Jr.. who was operated
on five weeks ago for appendicitis at
the time he had scarlet fever. is re-
covering at his home, ISC west
Seventh South street,
Long Trip TO Open a Safe-A. w.
Knudsen was suddenly called to
Phoebe Thursday evening" to open a
safe which could not be opened be-
cause OF refractory combination
lock.
Conference of JOscphltcs-A dis
trict conference of the Reorganized
church is In session in this city
through Sunday. Delegates Will be
chosen to the general conference TO
he held at independence, Mo. April
G.
School for Observation-Disclosures John
W H Morris pastor Of the A. NJ. F..
church. is endeavoring to establish
school OF domestic science I'm this
city. where young women may be
taught housekeeping, cooking and
laundrylng
Organizer Addresses Womcn-Mrs.
Bertha NJ. Smith OF Portland chief
organizer of the Women of Woodcratt,
addressed the local Woodbiue Circle.
Thursday night. when arrangements
were completed for holding q ball on
the evening of Washington's birthday
Caught -Shooting Craps.';-C. J Nc
Intosh, aged 2S years and Paul Brown,
Is years OF age. were arrested Thurs
day night by Patrolman Dan Grund-
Wig at McCoy's lG2ery stable for
shooting craps" The pair were call
ing out "come seven or eleven" when
the bluecoat appeared on the scene
and arrested both for gambling.
Hungry Thief Escapes-An un-
known man, suffering from hunger,
smashed a window at the Templeton
bakery opposite s1c police station
Thursday night and stole q loaf of
bread 1t was reported to police head
quarters that the bakery had been
robbed. but the only thing missing was
loaf OF bread. The man escaped.
GrocsbccI, Home Quarnntincd-
James Groesbeck, II years old. son OF
1858 Major avenue. was found TO be
afflicted with scarlet fever. and the
Groesbeck home was placed unde:
quarantine Thursday. There are
number OF small children In the
family. ]. 5 Groesbeck Is employed as
a watchman at the Oregon Short
Line depot
Car Traffic Tied Up-StTeet car
traffic on North Main street was held
in abeysnce for several hours Thurs
day afternoon, while the Jones Con-
structlon company was maneuYerinE so
get the % tons 'I'' beam into the Hotel
Utah building. The wagon used TO
haul the enormous piece of steel from
the cars Is one specially designed by
p. j. Moran for such heavy work The
tires are foot wide.
Salt Lake Patents-The following
letters patent have just been Issued to
Salt Lake Inventors: William Bubel
a cabinet-maker SEQ south Eight
West street, patent on a combination
couch bed. David H. Woodman. SIS
east Fourth street. patent for invent
ing a ribbon fastener and sales
Index. For devising dustlng brush
james Z. Snevely. r travelling agent
living at AS Cuiley avenue. was award
cd n patent.
Hurt in Fall From Car-Robert
Price, residing at Ninth South and
Eighth West street, was seriously In
1ured Thursday night Mt Main and
First South street while getting off a
car. He did not wait for the car TO
stop and, losing his balance, fell
heavily to the pavement. He received
long cash over the left eve and was
badly bruised and shaken. He was
taken TO the DIR. w. H. Groves L. d
S. hospital where his injuries we're at
tended to.
Bond PropositIons-The finance
committee of the city board OF educa-
uon decided last night to recommend
two propositions to the bonding COM
panies who care TO handle the 500 900
bond Issue, recently voted. One prop
osition Is to purchase the entire issue
paying the 100000, down on July
1910 the date OF the bonds. and the
other Is to pay for $500, 900 on July
], 1910 and 100000 payable Jan. /,
1871, and the remaining $500. 900 on
July !. 1911.
Stomach Trouble Claims Him
Hiram Yeagor of 465 Bryan avenue
aged 10. died Thursday from gastric
troubles from which he has been suf-
fering for some time. He was "A ma
tive of Reading. Pa. and pioneer
blacksmith in this section OF the
country, coming 10 Utah I'm 1859. In
1868 he married Mary Derr OF salt
Lake City and he is survived bv the
widow and four children. Hiram r.
Albert L. Yeager, Mrs. ]. A. Heath and
Mrs. j. r. Jepson. and an adonted
son, VIII L. Price.
bincman's Belt Brcaks-A. j. Soder
llneman employed by the Utah Ligh.
q Railway company. had n bad fan
THURSDAY while at work on Eight,
east and Simpson avenue. While re.
pairing some wires his safety slrap
broke and Soder fell backward rhot
he was not killed or several bone.
broken Is regarded az remarkable His
INJURY consisted OF badly spralned
ankle. Sodcr who lives at 374 Navajo
street. was taken to the DIR w "
Groves L. d. S. hospital where his in.
jury was attended to-
Engineers Meet Tonicbt-Tbe Ga.
ciety of Engineers Will meet this eve.
ning. In the Newhouse building. where
W.. be discussed. "The Water Supnly
OF Utah. Its Measurement and It's Iise :,
Prof A. +. Doremus leading the dis-
cussions An address Will be delivered
by Hcrace " Shelley, an associate
member OF the American Society of
Civil Engineers. r. r. Lyman of the
university Will read Daper If 10
Planned to have a large meeting En-
s1neers OF the state and Others In
terestcd in the water supply have hoen
invited 10 attend
Company 10 Entcrfain-The
members Of company II. ". G. u viii
entertain AT a smoker at the headouar.
ters in Armory hall next Monday eve.
ming This Is the first affair 10 ~