Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-05
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Chicken Fnncicrs TO Mcct-A meet
ing of the Utah state Poultry asSocia-
ton VIII be held Thursday evening a
o'clock at the Commercial club.
Crest Decision Postponcd-Decislor
in the Commercial club crest award
has been postponed until Friday.
Bishop Spanding's Lccturc-Bshor
Spalding VIII lecture on the moral
and economic aspects OF Socialism Fri
day evening in the Twenty-ninth ward
meetinghouscs
jewish Literary Socicty-The young
people of the Congregation B'nal Israel
have organized a literary society which
Will hold its first meeting this eve
ming ut the Sharp flats.
Symphony Rehearsal Salt Lake
Symphony orchestra will hold n re-
hearsal Thursday nt 10 o. m. in the
Odeon, with Miss Sybella White Clay
ton present to play the Liszt L fiat
concerto with the orchestra.
Woodmcn Install Onicers-The
Woodmen of the World met Tuesday
evening in the Macintosh block to
install these new officers: Consul
commander. A., Fisher: adviser leu
tenant. o. H. Morris; escort, w. Bar
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j. d. Mcnamara: clerk. A. McKellar,
banker. II. Don. and manager, w
Sweatman.
Rush Work on Building-Commer-
cial club officials believe now the new
building can be formally opened May
J. All of the partitions are in place.
tho windows are fitted in, and q good
start has been made on the cement
floors. Delay has been caused in tho
steamftting. but this can now be
pushed with expedition. to be follow
cd up by the noorlayers and decora-
tors.
Long Ride Through Storm-J. r.
Cook, son of the late John Cook.
who died in Salt Lake Monday. rode
pony forty miles out of Phoebe in
order TO be present at his fathers
funeral which takes place. Thursday
morning at S. d. Evans chapel The
long trip on horseback through the
storm was necessary TO connect with
the San Pedro train north OF the
prevailing washouts.
Dcsertcr Picked Up-George ].
Alexander. a soldier of company X
Twcnty-ninth infantry, formerly
stationed at Fort Douglas, was arrested
by Patrolmen Phillips and Burton
Tuesday evening as a desertcr from
deserted in June 1907. When arrested
he had a quantity of jewelry In his
pockets and the police believe he pur-
loincd 1t from an auction shop.
Now Officers InstalIcd-The follow
ing newly elected officers of the E A.
Wedgood Camp OF Spanish War
Veterans were installed Tuesday eve
ming: Commander. II. c.. Granger;
senior vice commander. C. G. Fors-
lund; junior vice commander, j. II.
Ball: chaplain, Elmer Johnson; officer
OF the day Robert Reid: officer Of the
guard, T. H. Gallagher: trustees, A.
\. Jarvis, Elmer Johnson and Ned
Price.
Tricks in all Trades-There have
been number of complaints about
eastern turkeys holding from one to
two pounds OF cracked corn in their
craws being shipped to this market.
AS the price OF turkey Is 80 cents and
cracked corn Is but 2 x cents. such dis
coveries on opening upa turkey are not
calculated to swecten the temper of
the average housewife already mado ir-
rltable by the constantly enhancing
cost OF living.
Mrs. Hudson at Rcst-The principal
speakers at the funeral services over
the remains of Mrs Celestia J Hud-
son, held at the Twcnty-flrst ward
chapel Tuesday afternoon. were Bishop
NJ S. Woolley. William II. King, Her
bert F. Foulger. w. ]. Tuddenham and
S. B. Young Solos were rendered by
Myron E. Crandell and Professor Kent.
There were many beautiful floral Of
ferings. Interment took place at the
city cemetery.
Funeral of Mrs. SncdalScr-Imprcs-
sive funeral services were held Tues
I'd NJ Tor . 81.
Ninth ward chapel over the remains OF
Mrs. L. c. Snedaker. Addresses were
delivered by Bishop A. II. Woolley,
Taylor Woolley and A. n Woolley, all
speaking words OF high praise in favor
of the deceased. who was noted for
her many admirable qualities The
pallbcarers were. r. A Barner w.
B. c. Snedaker and A f. Graham.
Burial was in Mt. Olivet cemetery.
New Medical Society-An associa-
ton which Is to be run in opposition
TO the Salt Lake County Medical So
ciety which regulates the fees that
shall be charged by physicians belong
ing to the society. so it is claimed,
shortly is to be launched with the
fling of the necessary Incorporation
papers The membership Is to include
street car men, flrcmen, structural Iron
The organization is primarily for labor
unions but others will be solicited
DR. ]. H. Robinson. II is stated. VIII
be the consulting physician.
Shorthand Author 10 Lccture-The
association instituted of the Y. M. c.
A. arranged yesterday for tho ap-
pearance In this city Tuesday of Mr..
f. NJ. Charter. the author OF Modern
Shorthand. to give lecture and make
public demonstration of his unique
system which has been called "the
greatest educational achievement OF
the twentieth century" A committee
of court reporters and newspaper men
and private secretaries will be select
ed to be present and criticize this now
discovery in stenography and all
graduate stenographers. both ladies'
and gentlemen, will be welcome.
lions Savings Bank 6 Trust Co.
Transacts a general trust buslnoaa