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The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-11-20

Quite a number OF the young peo-
pie OF the Presbyterian church gath.
cred Friday evening in the parlors OF
the church, 1t being the regular Fri.
day evening social. The evening was
spent pleasantly with social games
and refreshments served.
Mr and Mrs Smith II. Furniss were
pleasantly surprised at the home. 535
Seventeenth street, by a number of
their friends and neIghbors of their
former home. The evening was spent
| ncards and music, after which a de-
lightful lunch was served.
Those who enjoyed the occasion
were: Mr. and Mrs, d. II. Furniss.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. s. Tracy. Mr.. and
Mrs t. C. Hanley, Mr.. and Mrs. J
l.. MCGOWAN. Mr and Mrs. ]. Il. Tan.
ner, Mr.. and Mrs. V. Wey. Mr., and
Mrs. G. Rowley. Mrs. Archie Bow.
man, Mrs. Harry Hin. Mrs. Charles
Bencridgc, Mrs. C. Dana. W. Stone
Jones. ]. o1oyes: Misses Margaret
Hanley and Mary Furniss and Bryant
Eurniss.
The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-11-20

Accidents will happen, but the best
regulated families keep DIR. Thomas
Eclectic Oil for such emergencies IL
subdues the pain and heals the
hurts
The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-11-20
SERVICES ON
THURSDAY NEXT

Union Thanksgiving service will be
held In the First Baptist church on
Thanksgiving morning. at 1890. Fol
lowing the custom OF the past the of
ferlng at this service Will be equally
divided with the Salvation Army and
the Crittenton Home,
A full program of the services Will
appear In the Standard on Wednes-
day afternoon
The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-11-20

Mrs Thomas Fitzgerald entertained
informally a few friends at her home
last evening in honor OF Mrs. Z. c.
Manson of Salt Lake.
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ENGAGEMENT.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Russell announce
the engagement OF their daughter,
Lauretta, to Earl H. Beach of Omaha,
Nebraska. The wedding TO take place
in the near future.
The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-11-20

The Tolstol circle will meet on Tues
day afternoon at the home of Mrs
Farrell. Isl Twenty-fourth street All
members are desired to be present
The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-11-20
FRATERNAl VISIT,

The members OF Fix Logan w. r.
c.. numbering about twenty, took the
Bamberser 3 o'clock train on Wednes.
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fourth and Twenty-hflh streets. Frank
c. Brainerd. minister. Mrs, Bessie
Dean Allison, sololst, Mrs. w G. Dal-
rymple. superintendent Of the Sunday
school; Read Reeve, president Young
Peoples Christian Endeavor. Morn
ing service III a. M Sermon. The
Solo-"Prayer," HELLER
Evening service. 1880. Sermon, "a
Man Of High Determination" Solo,
And God Shall Wipo All Tears
Away" Sullivan. Sunday school l2:l5.
Young Peoples Christian Endeavor at
$50.
Those having no other place of wor
ship are invited to attend the services
OF this church.
First Baptist Churoh-On Grant,
near Twenty-fourth street. Rev. II ID.
Zimmerman. pastor. Calendar of ser
vices for Sunday, Nov 20th. will be
as follows: Sunday school will meet
at ten o'clock Glasses Tor all, with
Competent teachers, Mr. Craft. super
intendent Morning worship at HIS
with sermon by pastor, Subject. Be
ginning Life Alright" A sermon es.
peclally for parents and others. The
b. Y. p. U. Will meet at 80 Topic,
How Does God Want to be Thanked"
This will be a Thanksgiving meeting
Leader. Wendell FitsgeralG. Evening
worship at 7;30 This will be a spec
ial service for young people. The
topic Will be especially for them. "A
Study on Perseverance" All arc in
Wted. The Ladies' Mission Circle will
riect on Wednesday afternoon at 2 i5
at the home of Mrs, Stage. No. 2l6i
Reeves avenue. A full attendance is
desired. On Thursday morning at
1880, the Union Thanksgiving ser
vice will be held in this chulch A full
program Will appear In the Standard
Ing at 1880 regular CHI Sch prayer
meeting. This will be a special
Thanksgiving service, lasting one hour
Music for Sunday will be as follows:
Morning
Show Me the Way. o Father"
..,..,....,..,..... Williams
Mrs. II d. Zimmerman,
Evening
Lead Me Gently Home, Father
sss,,.-,..., Thompson
Mrs. II. d. Zimmerman, Mrs Ashford,
Misses Greene and Tyler.
First Methodist Church. Rev. F. v.
Fisher, Pastor-Sunday November 20.
1910. 9;45 a m Sunday school. Supt
Homer A. Seip In charge. l1;00 a.
m. Harvest Homo service. Sermon by
the Pastor THE Frontiers the
Flag" 80 D. m. Epworth League.
1850 p. m, Thanksgiving Praise SER
vice by the Choir, S. II. Frey, Direc-
tor assisted by Miss Rosalie Holberg
soloist The Pastor Will preach on
How Blue People Can Have a Happy
Thanksgiving Miss Holberg will
sing "Callest Thou Thus, o Master"
(Meidske). Week day servioes-Mone
day. 500 p. m, normal reception at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. G. A.
Craig. S39 Twenty.third street, to Mr.
and Mrs Homer A Seip. All their
friends invited. Tuesday,, 90 p. m,
regular meeting OF the Wahsatch
Cache, Knights of King Arthur. We'd
nesday-7 80 p. M. Thanksgiving Raj
ly OF all members and friends Of this
church. Music, cheer and big
Thanksgiving time, Thanksgiving day
10: 80 4. m, Union Thanksgiving
Service at the First Baptist church.
The Rev. Frank G. Brainerd, pastor
OF the First Congregational church,
Will preach. 7;30 p. m, Thanksgiving
party OF the d. o, r. club In the church
parlors for members and other young
men. All young men OF the Sunday
school and church invited and strang.
ers especially welcome.
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The Morning standard. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1910-191?, 1910-11-20
Hewitt Divorce.

Margaret Hewitt wants a divorce
from her husband Zacar.ah Hewitt
on the grounds of failure to provide
The petition states that the parties
were married July J. 1879. and that
for the past two years the defend
ant has failed TO provide the neces-
S1ries of lffe
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First Congregational chureh-Corn.
er Adams avenue. between Twenty.
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CIVIL SERVICE
EXAMINATIONS
Positions offered In the Service of
Uncle Sam to Competent
Applicants.

PROVO. May l2-Clvn service examina-
lions will be conducted in the federal
building here on the dates and for the
positions given below uu.cr the drec-
tion OF the local secretary, j. r. Hodsou,
who viii furnish applicants with neCes-
sary blanks and information.
June PLANT physloiogist tmalel. SAL
ary 500 per annum. wireless telegraph
operator, for Hawaii. salary $50 per
month: telephone operator tmalcl, sal-
airy $3.50 per annum. physician. salary
81 900 per auuum, domestic science teach-
er, Indian service, salary, 500 per am
mum.
June s-Glass blower, salary, $500 per
aunum; coal miner salary from s. to s.
per day; bacteriologist and patholoEist,
Philippine service salary $50 per an
mum. assistant professor of bacteriology
and pathology, Philippine service, salary
S20oO per annum Inorganic chemist,
Philippine service, salary SlSO per an
mum.
June 15-Surveyor. Philippine service.
salary ST. in per aunum: laboratory help
or IN chemical biology tmalel. salary
500 per anuum. assistant in dalrying
tmale) salary 81 40 20 $3.50 per annum
physical laboratory helper tmale). sale
airy $40 per annum.
June 1S-Steuograuher and typewriter
tmalel for positions at Washington.
u. C.. entrance salary $50 TO 500 per an
mum.
July l3-14-Examiner reclamation serv-
ice, salary $3.50 per annum, and ass
sistant examiner N,a0 20 &Gp per an
mum.
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DIVORCE SUITS.

OGDEN. MAY Norma r. Best
bias dled suit for divorce in the dis
triet court against Fred T. Best, whom
sbs married in Morgan county on
August 20. 1905. on the ground OF
roo.euuport The complaint alleges
tbat defendent is a machinist and
earns 500 per month. There is one
,1ild a daughter four years Of age,
of whom the plaintiff asks custody.
costs of the action and general relief Is
also asked
Naude N. Gordon has started suit
Cor divorce Zoo the district court against
Russell j. Gordon on the grounds OF
alfal de,ertion and failure TO provide
the uecassaries OF life to herself ana
two minor children The couple were
narried at Fairmout. North Dakota,
Ap~U % 1897 and the complaint al
leges that since March J. 1910, de-
fe1dent has refused to support plain
iii II Is further alleged that Plaintim
has $4,000 on deposit in an ogden
bank and that he earns 5000 per
month Plaintiff asks that an injunc-
ton be- issued 90 keep her husband
from drawing the money at the bank;
that attorneys fees in the sum Of
il0o together with other costs DE
granted and that she have the custody
OF the children and reasonable alimony
and other relief
Anna Jensen was granted an interlo-
ut0ry decree of divorce from Chris
tan Jensen in the districst court on
Wednesday afternoon on the ground
of'u1n-support The custody Of two
minor children and the possession Of
certain property ia ogden city was
also awarded The couple was married
in Ogden. November rs, 1891.
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OGDEN POLICE COURT.

OGDEN, May TT. c. Kenyon
Eisaded guilty 10 drunkenness before
Judge Murphy In police court We'd
Hesday morning and was sentenced TO
gay a line Of s. or remain In Jail for an
equal number of days
Edith Catgeth, charged with disturb
ing the peace. entered a plea of not
guilty and after hearing testimony, the
court ordered her discharged. II was
alleged that Edith, while passing the
tioy laundry ON Wall avenue during
.e noon hour on Tuesday, had been
NHended at a remark made by ono of
70, laundry girls and had proceeded to
VIE language to such an extent
The patrol wagon was brought into
.'"H tn discharging the defendant.
court cautioned her TO be careful
Pc language she used in the future
'.ei Greece forfeited s. bail for
Nhs the bicycle ordinance
NuTrey, who was arraigned on
'ay morning on the charge Of
larceny, was sentenced to pay a
on fI' or remain I'm Jail for rs days
~. 5s'l.nony showed that Currey. who
re recently been employed In the re-
i gong on the Lucln CUTOFF, while In
l.g7 lu'i''Aleated condition. went to the
ps,,. OF the Southern Pacific COM
rl,i !" oraW his time and while there
til UP "a small box containing
B.. rus companions, knowing that
arf trunk, took the box from him
nv, 'e,lIned IL 20 the freight foreman.
tta olil was inclined 10 think that
ar1 .'..H deserved some punishment
H. sentence accordingly.
I8.r+ aih, and Lee Greenwich. res
e. West Weber. each forfeited
f,., 'le charge Of drunkenness bv
cb-r.N on-appourance 10 answer 10 the
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GoLDFARB IDENTIFIED.
Miss Nav Moody Declares He l. Man
Who Assaulted Her.

with the arrest OF Nathan Goldfarb
on second charge, the sherins office
and juvenile court officers believe they
have solved the mystery OF the wanton
and brutal attack upon Miss May
Woody early Sunday morning.
Goddard was brought back 10 salt
Lake from Denver a week ago on a
warrant issued upon complaint sworn
to by Mayme Evans. an 1S-year-old
girl. Goddard fought eXtraditiou un-
successfully, but obtained his freedom
in salt Lake under bonds Sunday
morning, while returning 20 her home
May Woody was attacked by man
within half "A block of her home, and
severely beaten. When she appeared
i'm the county attorneys office yester-
day morning, both OF her eyes were
still ringed with black and blue marks,
while her checks were still puffed and
bruised from the blows given her Miss
Woody positively Identified Goddard
as her assailant. The motive for the
attack, according To Miss Woody. is
that she viii be an important witness
i'm the charges brought by Mayme
Evans against Goddard.
Goddard, upon his arrest under the
second warrant, protested his inno-
ccnce, saying he could establish a per-
feet allbi.
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THE Southern Quartet" will appear
ia tWO-uCt minstrel show. To- CON
clude with farce called "The Echo.
1t the Thirteenth ward mectlnghuu-D
THURSDAY May l2-Thc affair ls under
She management of Bishop Hebor S.
'utler. and promises 90 be- as fun OF
."l hearty laughs as fresh egg lt
food
whitney Hall-Eldor S. O.. Spencer
young church worker of the Eighteenth
ward, moro familiarity known as
"Geddes" spencer leaves soon uu o.
mission t1 Switzerland ana Germany
Tomorrow night be- win be rendered q
farewell testimonial in whitney h1U
There will Doe no admission charge.
voluntary contributions VIII bc accept
ed at tho door
The program viii Doe as follows.
Tenor solo .........Mr Fred g. Graham
Recitation ...... Miss Lille McFariaue
Violin solo ...... Miss Romaula HYDE
Song 5000. Master Lndon Daynes snow
Piano solo ......... Matte Read Evans
soprano solo Miss Erm1 BfovuinE
Bassoou solo ....... MI Chas. q Berry
Remarks.
Thirty first Nard-"p'ho Chimes pf
Normandy that tuuofm aud popular
opera. was given last night To the chill
dren of the Thirty-n rst ward lu tho
amusement han by the ward opera
company under the direction OF Miss
Tilie Flamm The performance was
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DIES IN 18th YEAR.

OGDEN. May 1l.-Mrs. Marion Beus.
who had just past her g7th anniversary,
wife Of Michael Beus, and one OF the
most venerable women In Weber county
for half century died Tuesday after
noon OF old age. She leaves five chill
dren. 81 grand children, 90 great-grand-
children and six great-great- grand
children.
She was born at Piedmont. Italy,
April 10. 1913, Joined the Mormon
Church in 1858, journeyed across the
plains In 1856 and settled IN Weber
county at Birch Creek, which has been
her home since. The funeral arrange
ments will be made when word is re-
ceiyed from some Of her children who
live In Idaho.
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LOGAN NEWS BRIEFS.

The committee in charge of Mothers
day celebration here has wound up the
affairs connected with the first obsarv-
ance Of the day here, and IL finds itself
iu possession of the sum Of 500 as a
result OF the sale Of flowers. ball, etc.
IL has been decided TO spend this money
in placing park seats on the tabernacle
square.
Mr. George r. Thatcher returned to-
day from Mexico whittier he went a
couple Of weeks ago on business. He
says the Mormon colonies ina that coun-
try are thriving and that the Mormon
people are very popular with their
neighbors Of the southern republic.
The Boosters club having been COM
PEELED Go change the date of the annual
cleanup day ON account Of the wealth
or, has decided 20 have IL held on
Wednesday instead OF Monday as ORR
glnally announced. and IL viii therefore
occur next Wednesday
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WARD


Fourteenth Ward--Au amiiiur.
program IS promised az the F.....
ward amusement han this cvoIU- DO
consists Of THE Kingdom of .io,h,.
Goose arranged and presented UNI
der the direction OF Miss Julia Ammus-
sen. assisted by Alice Elder. Catherine
Folsom, Eva Burt. Elose Burton Nina
Taylor. Erma Clayton and Nina Fol-
som accompanist. and THE Cricket on
the Hearth" in three acts Mother
Goose" carries 81 artists boo the cast.
while the following viii present charles
Dickens story:
John Perrybingle Ga country car
rlerl-... ..t.... ........ Alma clayton
Mr. Tackleton doy mal,er) JAS. u. King
caleb Plummor this mani ..........
............ ..... John Chadwick
Old gentleman ............Ira Cannon
The Cricket ................ by himself
llot.--...-- ..... ...-....... Mcryl Taylor
Bertha Uhe blind daughtcri ......
......... .............. Alice Elder
Mrs Fielding ....... Catherine Folsom
May Fielding ...... NINA Folsom
Tille Slowboy (maid) bee. Eloisc Burton
Thirticth Ward-Walter J Frazier
and his Alabama miustrclE assisted bv
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SECOND DISTRICT
COURT CASES
Van Horne Forfeits Bail--Joe
French Pleads Guilty 10
Burglary.

OGDEN. May 12.-The cash pan Oh
Van Horne, amounting to $780,
declared forfeited in the district
wednesday morning owing to
~. ,set that his whereabouts are un-
ile .@ van Horne was charged with
A-o 49, larceny, alleged TO have been
si-'~,,itted I'M ogden last september.
s ,.gl..ies Dver. a companion ana
C -..,ns, of van Horne. was recently
pelli,tsd in the district court Both
I, were charged with the theft OF
. ... ,ro,o a Jap named o. Yagashita,
3 n he trial the state was unable
All The complaining witness. Two
y w.. i.'e after Dyer was acquitted, the
y ,, arrived from Park city.
y. French. charged with third de-
~ burglarly. entered a plea OF
sz',ilty and will be sentenced Friday
i'' TrsrF Baker was arraigned on the
s.rgs ~ second degree burglary and
NJ piea win be taken this morning.
Dapsr IS charged with entering the
80 Dlo. of BERNARD Henstra on Spencer
..arra on the evening Of April "a, but
,..s captured by Henstra who gave
tt,, severe beating.
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PLEASED WITH FLORIDA.

Perkins & Williams. local agents for
the Everglades Plantation company
have received a telegram from James
A. Martell, who one year ago resigned
as Mayor OF Spanish Fork 10 become
a motorman Ia salt Lake. and who
recently went to jacksonville. Fla. to
investigate a tract of land In which q
number Of Salt Lake street railway em-
ployes are Interested, 10 the effect that
he finds things down there even better
than represented.
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TEN GENTLE INDIANS
HERE AS WITNESSES
Relatives of Tom Rice. Accused OF
TomahawSing Brother-in-Law.
VIII Testify.

A novel and interesting spectacle IS
presented TO the citizens Of salt Lake
by the appearance on the streets Of
party Of fuli-bloodcd Shevwitt Indians.
fresh from the hunting grounds OF
their southern reservation. hut clad iu
the hahiliments of civilization There
arc 10 Indians in the party. two OF
them men, five women. and three chill
dren, one of the latter being baby in
arms
These Indians are here for the pur-
pose off giving testimony in the case
of Tom Rice the Shevwitt Indian I'M
dicted at the April term Of the grand
jury for the murder, last December of
John Rice, a fellow Indian. al the
reservation II is alleged that Tom
hacked John I'm the head with a hatch
ct The witnesses called In the case
are Sally Rice, widow Of the murdered
man, and sister 10 the accused. Alice
Rice. sister 10 Tom Rice; Rosie Foster,
Ivy George and Ida Snow. The two
men I'm the party are Brig George and
j. Foster, who win act as interpreters
at the trial These men are of CxCep-
tioual intelligence. the former being a
graduate of the Carlisle Indian school
At the reservation he ofnciatcs as po-
lice judge among the tribe. and his
counscls are looked up 20 with respect
by the Indians
The party IS I'm charge N John +.
Wassman. Indian agent al the Shev-
witt reservation. which is located near
ST. George. MI Wassman says the
Indians are delighted To- he able 70 visit
Salt Lake, and they want 10 stay as
long as possible. While they are here
they are given strict orders not 10 get
out Of sight Of Mr. Wassman. but they
are absolutely trustworthy on this head
and I'm walking about the streets see
ing the sights they manage TO keep
within earshot Of their guardian. The
trial Of Tom Rice is included en- the
May calendar of the United States
district court
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FUNERAL OF SAMUEL HERRICK.

OGDEN, May 12-Funeral services
over the remains Of Samuel HerriCk
VIII be held at the First ward meeting
house on Friday afternoon at O'clock
The remains may be viewed al the
Lindquist undertaking parlors on
Thursday evening and at the family
residence sS7 Thirtleth street on Fri
day morning fnterment In the city
cemetery
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SALIVA.
CLOSE OF SUCCESSFUL
SCHOOL YEAR-TEACHERS

Especial Correspondence.
SALINA, Utah, May 1O-With tho
exception OF the eighth grade, the Sail
ma schools closed May 6. and there Is
general rejoicing among the youngsters
Tho school year has been very SUCCESS
ful and the teachers have acquitted
themselves we'll
Friday evening the Strut and Fret
club % the hikh school presented the
pleasing and interesting drama, Above
the Clouds" 10 a large and apprecia-
tive audience.
The following teachers have been en-
gagged for the coming school year: High
school, Prof g. G. Conley; public
school, Joseph Anderson, Stena Scorup.
Olevia Scorup, Ada Nelson, Ruth Gott-
fredsen, Tia Butler and Mary Chris
Jensen.
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LOGAN.

The News is Delivered by Carrier
in Logan Every Night Sunday eX-
ceptedl AZ rs Cents Per month. All
payments and complaints regarding
delivery, should be made 10 J. NJ.
Blair Agent for Daily Saturday
and Semi-Weckly News. l55 w.
First North Street Phone 309-R
Bell Ofdce with Carbon Company.
Real Estate and Loans. l12 North
Main Street. Phones ~ Bell and 16s
Ind
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CENSUS PROGRESS.

The trouble that was reported with
the Uintah Indians In taking the census
proves 20 have been avoided by the
appearance Of James *. Moore. special
agent, who speaks Ute. and was able
quickly 10 satisfy the redskins OF the
innocency Of census requirements. The
completed schedules for salt Lake, Og-
den. Provo and Logan have been
turned I'm, and after being checked up
win be forwarded to Washington
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BURIAI or NRs. ELLEN BORG.

LOGAN. May 1.-THE remains Of
Mrs. Ellen Berg of Cove. Ida. reached
Logan today The lady died on May
AZ her home. but as this city was her
home FOR great many years 10 was
decided 90 bury the body here The de-
ceased was the mother Of city Treas
urcr Bertha Spaudo. and has a. wide
circle of friends in this locality The
funeral services are Co Pc held in the
sixth ward meetinghouse Thursday.
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SALT LAKE & OGDEN AS A
MOTOR LINE AFTER JUNE !

ps,,ii'5,ll..N, May 12.-President sip,o,
ner, o'rger has issued an announcoi
nor. mat no electric cans for cor-
Salt purposes win be run over ne
Jnns lake Ogden system before
eI s,'s although the road viii ~
Tbc ', me, by the 18th OF this month
Ing NY ,o' Sa,n!en win be Instructed dur
eyeryt5ir ,a'ter part Of the month ana
INST ~ i''I is ~ill be IN readiness by the
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friends with whom he has been asso-
slated ina the race horse business for
the past 80 years. His remains were
removed to the Larkin undertaking
parlors where funeral services were
conducted az $3.50 O'Clock Wednesday
afternoon lnterment was made On the
CITY cemetery
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-12

in the nature Of a dress rehearsal with
the presentation of the opera to follow
tonight and Friday night The prlu-
Cipals AN acquitted themselves iu o.
Croditablc manner, while the chorus
was exceptionally good The costumes
are excellent and altogether the opera
reflects credit ON the talent of the Tnir-
ty-hrst ward.
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NM 1 srEvENs EsTATE.

ocDEN MAY IA petition sign
Il. All the heirs of the estate or
M late william j. stevens has been
IA IN the district court asking that
.te widow Ellen j. stevens, be APP
-5.pted administrator. The petition
..,tss that the will was not executed
.,sording to law The estate Is valued
ea0 600