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OF FINE
CHURCH BUILDING
Impressive Ceremonies at Formal
Opening of Administration
Structure.

Provo. Oct. 17.-I1npresslve dedi-
#catory services We're held yesterday
forenoon at the dedication OF the Utah
stake administration building on the
corner Of First West and First North
streets.
The services were attended by Elder
Reed Smoot. Elder Grin p. Miller Of
the presiding bishopric, the presidency
OF the Utah stake authorities, bishops of
the various wards and officers OF the
auxiliary organizations. The opening
prayer was offered by Elder c. D..
Glazier, The speakers We're President
Joseph B. keeler, Bishop Grin P. NIL
Ter. Elder w. H. Dusenberry. Bishop
Thomas N. Taylor and A. l.. Booth,
representatives of each of the auxiliary
organizations. and Elder Reed Smoot.
who also offered the dedicatory prayer.
Great satisfaction with the comple-
tion and completeness OF the building
were expressed by the speakers, and q
spirit OF gratitude for the favorable
conditions OF the people and the Church,
and the blessings enjoyed, character
lied the exercises. Tho benediction
was offered by Bishop George r. Hill.
Vocal selections were rendered under
the direction of Prof. j. r. Boshard.
Tho building Is beautiful brick.
structure 47X49 feet story and a half
with basement, and cost s13.065.39. On
the main floor are 20 rooms for the
stake presidency, the bishops and the
auxiliary organizations, and the main
offices Of the stake tithing clerk, to-
gether with closets and a flre-proof
vault for records and papers. In the
basement Is the baptisinal font and
rooms which will be used in connection
with the ordinance OF baptism. A steam
heating apparatus Is being located here.
The upper story is devoted to a circle,
room with dressing rooms. etc. The ems
tire room is beautifully furnished and
is model of convenience for the pur-
pose for which it Is Intended @
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MOUNT PLEASANT.
STUDENTS WILL BE
CONVEYED TO SCHOOL
80 .-
lspecial Correspondenoe0

Mt. Pleasant, Oct. 17.-Thc Mount
Pleasant school board has decided to
have tho older. pupils from the Round
Hills, brought to town during the pres
5ent school year, returning them to their
homes at night, in order that they
may attend the Central building. For
a couple OF years past the pupils from
the Sanpitch vicinity have been car
ried back and forth with good results.
and it is thought best to make such
change in this case. 4.
Friday evening an autumn ball was
given in the opera house, by the high
school. "a handsome sum was cleared
which will be used for part payment on
a piano which was recently purchased
for high school use.
A Dr.. George H. Thomas Of the A. G..
Electured to the school patrons at Spring
City, Saturday evening.
The first political meeting OF tho
present campaign is to be held In
Mount Pleasant Friday evening Oct.
81 Senator Reed Smoot and Congress
man Joseph Howell will be the speak
crs. IA. 81 t 800
John X. Mndsen has purchased fine
registered yearling Rambouelette ram
from tho Butterfeld Live Stock COM
pany OF western Idaho.
Miss Bernelce Potts, primary teacher
at the Wasatcll academy, Is Ill with a
mild attack Of typhoid fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Johansen have spent
the past week in Salt Lake City, the
latter receiving medical treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew larsen OF this
city started for Shelley. Idaho. satur-
day. Oct. Is.
The Y. M, NJ. III. "A. Of tN1oroni Is or
gganizcd for the coming years work as
follows: President, Irwin Gee: coun-
sellers, N. c.. Curtis and Vernal Jcnscn;3
secretary, =. D. Anderson; senior class
leader. Eph Nelson: junior class lead
ers, Alma Blackham and Josiah Black
ham.
Conjoint meeting of the Y. L. and 7.
M. NJ. 7. "A. of Mount Pleasant was
held Sunday evening in tho North ward
meetinghouse. Miss Maggie Candlnnd
played a piano solo, Miss Nellie Me-
Arthur gave n reading, Miss Eva Bar
ton sang md Elder Abrnm Johnson
gave m excellent talk on tho Parable
of the Prodigal Son.
Mrs.. Layina Rasmussen of Spring
City has her new Millinery store nearly
completed. #
The public schools Of most OF the.
towns of the county closed Thursday
afternoon in order that the teachers
might visit the Mt. Pleasant schools,
Eanu W HdLtenu me heuucatlonai AneetlnB.
Thursday evening. when Supt. A.. C.
Nelson and Prof Jacob Bohlin, spoke
TO the school patrons Of Mt. Pleasant.
Thursday afternoon Supt. "A, C. Nell
son and Prof. tJntob Bohlin visited tho
public schools Mt Mount Pleasant, they.
having como down to attend tile county:
teachers convention the following day,
@ Born. to the wifc of Thomas Black
ham Of Moroni, q Girl, Oct, s, 1910.
# Born. In this city. to the wife Of c.
7 n. Madsen, n son. Oct. Q. ii8
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STRANGER WORKS NEW
FRAUDULENT SCHEME

-. a. = r ( = Il 60.
ogden, Oct. 1s-The local police de-
partment is looking for a man going
py the name OF NJ. Wilson, who re-
Gently deposited d check fol s55 at III.
ogden State bank, stating that no did
NOV want any cash but merely wanted d
aeposit certificate. The fellow immedl-
a1ely went to Evanston, Wyo., where
u, ne cashed the certificate at the First
Natlonal bank of Evanston without any
trouble. When the certificate came
mere Tor payment. 1t was, found that the
meek was q forgery. Tho man is
described as being rather small, about
~ years Of age and OF swarthy conf
p,exion. The game was new ono
evidently a professional at the bmsi.
ness. The officers have very little hone,
OF an arrest. as It is feared tho fellow
made his way east from Evanston i&
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HUBBARD FAMILY HOLDS ~.
ENJOYABLE REUNION
especial Correspondence.

lSpecinl CorTespoHuehee''
Hubbard met at Willard in a family re-
union. The meeting was called at noon
in the basement Of the tabernacle, Bish-
on Joseph Hubbard acted as chairman
monies. "A very interesting program was
on:ried out, one number being cornet
selection by Walter and John Lowe. sons
of Dora Hubbard Lowe. Speeches. were
made by many members OF the family.
Among them were Aunt sophia Hub
bard, Julia Hubbard Barker. c; n. Hub
bard, s.. N. Cook. Thomas Taylor. Lizzie
II. Taylor and others. Jennie Hubbard
Lloyd gave II report Of tho temple work
donc By this family. which amounts to a
largo number. After all business was
attended to, refreshments were served.
and Il general good time was had. c. N;
Hubbard was sustained as chairman and
Lucy Hubbard secretary for tho cominE,
year. Meeting adjourned to meet ut Will
lard one year from date. About 65 des-
cendcnts or c. U. Hubbard were present.
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FILLMORE.
DISTRICT COURT SESSION
HELD AT. FILLMORE
tspec1a, correspon,lence.l

NcpeCid'- SorTeSEpIluencc.J 5tt
Fillmore City. Oct. 15.-Thc district
court opened here Oct. -. Hon. Joshua
Greenwood presiding. Frank e. Han
son, charged with arson in the second
degree, entered a plea of not guilty, and
on motion OF his attorney and on 4
good showing. the trial OF tho case was
removed to Juab county and set for
Oct. 20. A bond of $4,000 is required.
The cases of Scipio Town vs.. Roy
Robins and the case OF Fillmore City
VS.. G. h. Huntsman were continued
for the term.
Mary Jane Bishop VS.. George Bishop,
divorce; the property rights being set
tied out Of court, on the testimony for
plaintiff, the defendant not making
any defense an interlocutory decree was
entered for plaintiff.
Estate of Nels NJ. Peterson, order
was made authorizing M. e. Peterson,
the execution of his will, to sell all OF
the real estate and water right belong
ing to said estate.
Court then adjourned.
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LOGAN.
GRATIFYING PROGRESS OF
BRIGHAM YOUNG COLLEGE


Logan. Oct. ls,-The patriotic and in
defatigiable efforts Of the Brigham
Young college faculty, alike during
adverse as we'll as during prosperous
times. Is winning for this popular
school larger and quicker returns than
could have been anticipated two years
ago. Most of the old college faculty
are still with the school and are direct
ing their energies to the up building Of
what is generally conceded with being
the very best high school in the inter-
mountain region.
Already students from other high
schools are coming to the 3. Y. Col
lege to finish their courses. 1t is part
~ due to this that the present pros
pective graduates number nearly go, a
number much larger than that In any
preceding graduating class.
AT the recent state fair the efficient
work done Mt this school was recog-
niZcd in no small way. Every depart
ment which 1t had represented there
drew n gold medal. This included work
In domestic arts. art work and shop
work. A diploma was also given for
the general display.
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MONROE.
WILL CELEBRATE SUGAR
FACTORY INSTALLATION
tspeclnl CORRESPONDENTS.

NSp;4>iht
Monroe. Oct 15.--The people of this re
gion are preparing for grand ratifica-
ton in this city on Oct. IS, to commemor-
ate the beginning CT work on the propos-
ed now sugar factory. There will be Il
banquet at 1870 pm, a ball at {? p M, and
a program at In the afternoon us fol-
lows: ~
Invocation. s. w. Goold.
Quartet, +. B, Good and Co.
Speech of welcome. Heber Swindle,
Monroe.
speech of welcome. Christie Hyldahl Ell.
sinore.
Song. John Hood & Co.
Response, Hon. II. n. Hayes, Richfield.
Response. Hon. George Austin. Utah
Idaho Sugar Co.
Music by united bands
Address, Gov. William Spry.
Vocal solo. Mrs. G. n. Campbell.
Address. Hon. John c. Cutler.
Male quartet, Thomas Ransom. Dan
Baker, Olof Nicholson and Karl Webb.
Remarks, c. B. Greenwood. Central.
Remarks, r. D. Young. Richfield.
Quartet. II. B. Goold & Co.
Benediction. Constant Thueson.
Olof MichrelHon. ]. r. Anderson and II.
E. Lisonbee are the committee in charge.
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OFFICIALS GO After
CRIMINAL Element
o.dcn Authorities Will Plnce Barrier
Against Floating Popu-
1ation.

ogden, Oct. 1s-The officials OF TINS
nv have been stirred to action by the
litter of Gov. spry and other official
action looking to the clearing Of Salt
lake Of the criminal element. Mayor
c,asmann has Issued an order to Chief
~ Police Thomas e. Browning for an
extra force of patrolmen to be en-
ployed so that the criminals that may
be driven from the capital city, VIII De
placed on the chain gang, II they stop
n ogden. The plan is to arrest every
susnicious character, take him to the
notice station and IL he fails to give q
SATISFACTORY account of himself, he VIII
he charged with vagrancy and, upon
conviction, will DO placed at work In
the city chain gang.
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FUNERAL SERVICE.

Ephraim, Oct. 15.-The funeral serv-
Ices over the remains of Mrs. Emil
Johanson Of this city were held at the
tabernacle yesterday shortly after the
arrival of the train from the north,
which brought the remains. MIS-. John
son died Tuesday at the hospital at
Provo from a complication of diseases.
She leaves a husband and seven chill
dren. The services were conducted by
Joseph e. Anderson and the singing
was furnished by the tabernacle choir
under the direction Of Prof. Frank A.
Christensen. The speakers were j. p.
l.. Rreinholt. C. j. Christensen. Erick
Christensen. &C. a. Christensen and
Joseph +. Anderson. lnterment was in
the Park cemetery.
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LARGE GROCERY COMPANY
EFFECTS ORGANIZATION

ogden, Oct. 1s.-For the purpose OF
conducting n general wholesale and re-
tall grocery and drug business, articles
of incorporation OF the Union Grocery
Company have been filed with the coun-
~ clerk, The new company Ia capt.
talized for $4,000, with shares Of the
par value OF 500. This Is partly paid
IN BY the transfer Of the business ut
present conducted at 2277 Washington
avenue, known as the United Grocery.
company, which is taken over at the.
valuation OF $4,000. The ofrlcers are
Charles "A. Shaw, president; Clarence
2. Child, yicc president; Marcus 3,
Farr, secretary, md John H. Bishop,
treasurer. These with Dolln v. Child
and Phoebe p. Bishop form the board
Of directors. William w. Shaw Is also
one OF tho incorporatnrs.
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PROMINENT CITIZEN
CHARGED WITH BATTERY

Ogden, Oct. lS.-Charglng assault
With deadly instrument. complaint
has been fled In the municipal court by
County Atty. David Jensen against
samuel Halverson, local agent OF the
Salt Lake & Ogden Railroad company,
The assault Is alleged to have boen
committed on John Farr, we'll known
business man OF the city, on OCT. 1p,
= when Hnlverson is said to have struck
him on the left temple with the steel
pSated end OF an umbrella, !nflctlng
tiagerous wound, which Mr.. FAIR
hea1 ~ evidence OF tho assault A
nuEt.r Of prominent businnss men arc
4 tild 70 have been witneHseB to tho af-
( fair and II is understood that s.. 8.
Pride ot the Salvation Army. waA within
lev. feet Of both mon when tho oil
legged blow was struck,
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HEBER.
SISTERS HOLD REUNION
AFTER MANY YEARS
Especial Correspondence,

Heber city, Oct. ,1L-Josephus. the
youngest son OF Mrs. Margaret clegg.
died after Il lingering illness OF many
held in tho stake hall on Tuesday, Oct.
Mrs. Frank Ivic passed AWAY from ty-
phoid fever. and the funeral service was
held Saturday. She leaves n husband.
three daughters and two sons to mourn
her untimely demise. % Ell
4 pleasant surprise was rendered Mrs,
Ann Hownrth q pioneer OF Heber City,
on Tuesday, Oct. 10. by four OF her sis
ters, = II had been 30 years since they
were Mi together beforc. Tho sisters arc
Mrs. Richard Bridge Of Salt Lake City.
Mrs. betty Anderson OF Kingston. SEWER
county. and Mrs. Sophia Parkinson and
Mrs. Alice white OF Evanston
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POPULAR COUPLE ENGAGED.

I. Ogden, Oct. 1s,--The following an.
4InIo aln e taken from tho Boston
Herald. is of interest to Ogden friends.
MRS Charles w. Holden OF SIG 'Beac,,,,
Stree. sire, announces the .enga cement OF
ncr daughter, Edith Lampson Holden.
% a,s Alexander Healy Of Buffalo, Wyo.';
lowing: Portland friends viii bc ~
i, ,,fe to learn OF the enga cement OF
MISS Edith Holden OF Beacon street
hao isao formerly Of this city, and Mr..
Aiexander Healy of Buffalo. Wvn.s
which has recently been announcer
Miss Holden Is IA fine violinist, and has
peen heard here during her numerous
35 cortland visits. She has many friends
prominently Known; + =
N. Alexande sHealy Is the second
son Tn. OF Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Healy. s59o
S Srar, g, avenue. He was graduated
from MT the Boston School OF Technology
~ lsos. His popularity at college maele,
nm many friends In tho east and Vast
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PETERSON ARRA1GNEp.l

s Ogden, Oct. 1S.-Clarencc }Peterson
was arraigned In the district court Mon /
dayon the charge Of grand larceny, 1t I
being alleged that no stole horse
belonging to Thomas Wilson. Peterson
intended to enter a plea Of guilty 10
me charge. explaining to the court
mat he had found the horse on the
street. On the motion OF Dist. Atty.
harris the court gave the man until
thursday In which to reconsider his
plea before sentence Is passed, 81
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name OF ono Of the farmers of Salina
to 1t. Sheriff lInudsen OF MT. Pleasant
nus the young man in custody.
STRANGE aIALADY.

isnhratm, Oct. i5.-Yesterday after
nooa Austin Thompson, n young man
OF this city, was found near the j. Il.
McCatferty store unconscious. He was
taken homo and medical aid sum
moned, but the doctors are unable to
decide just what is tile matter with
him. lie was playing ball with some of
hia friends and 1t is thought by some
that he probably might have been
struck with the ball, but no bruises
are found, 1t is thought by others
that 1t Is II paralytic stroke. Since
the young man WIS found yesterday
afternoon he has been unconscious and
Is In Il critical condition. He is the
only son of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Thompson and Is about is years OF
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Ogden. Oct. 1s.-The following couples.
the county clerk: William Henry Hum,
ter of Butte. Mont. and Edith English
of Kaysville; John A. Haes OF Car
land, Utah, and Edith Covington OF.
Ogden; Chas. 4. I2owell OF Los Angeles,
Cal, and Mary Lizzie Taylor or Ogden;
Junior ]. Bowman of Ogden and Mary
j. Hadlock of Clinton, Utah.
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oRpHI5UsI ATTRACTIONS.

Ogden, Oct. S.-contnining two head
line acts. the present weeks bill at the
Orpheum theater cannot fail to please
the patrons Of this popular house, Nc
Kay and Cantwell, In Il sketch entitled
i"On the Great White Way" are fea-
,tured rs the star team of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs Erwin Connolly in a clev-
er little act entitled "Swecthearts" are
also deserving of special mention.
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DIVORCE CASE CONTINUED.

Provo, Oct. 1s.--Judge ]. d. Booth an
nounced at the close Of the testimony
in the divorce case OF May Hanson VS..
Josiah Henry Hanson, that he would
withhold his decision till Nov rs. and
younE people would settle their differ
ences and decide to live together as
husband and wife.
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EpHRAIM.
ARRESTED FOR PASSING
FRAUDULENT CHECKS
Especial Correspondence

q Ephraim, Oct. 15--Yesterday after.
noon Rex Taylor, q young man about
31S years OF age. was arrested in this
city for forging checks He isan adopt
ed son Of Frank Taylor or salina, He
went to the j. IF. AIcCafferty store and
purchased some articles and gave n
check which was afterynrdf found to
BIO Worthless, as no had signed tho
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CHILD ADOPTED.

Provo Oct. 1S.--An order was made
in the Fourth district court yesterday.
granting the petition of Mrs. Annie
Young, Of Fairfield. to adopt Mildred
May Dueval, n four-week old daughter
OF Bert E. Dueval of Pleasant Grove.
Its mother Is dead.
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LARCENY, CHARGEp

!, Ogden, Oct. 1s,Dlst, Atty. n. i.
LIMITS d,atl mas filed an Information In tho
district court charging John King with
a MI e., u to commit the crime Of.
Semfd ~ larceny at the fair grounds on.
5 fs,,,,,t 70. fing rs alleged to have at
;Bothwell. at that time omployesl hy M
city as a special officer. Bothweii, had ,
3 purse continuing s18 In his nnclsct
ing narrowly Y missed havlng the money
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HARVEST FESTIVAL SERVICE.

Provo. Oct. 17.-Interesting annual
harvest festival services We're con-
Quoted In the Methodist church yes
terday forenoon and evening, appro-
pirate services being preached by Rev.
Fred Q. Kelley. A large choir rendered
beautiful vocal selections. The Church
was tastefully decorated with fruits
and flowers, grain and Vegetables
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DISSATISFIED COUPLE.

Provo, Oct. 1S.-Bessio Brltch has
commenced suit for divorce against
Kirby Britch on the ground OF dcser-
ton; plaintiff asks for tho restoration
OF her maiden name, Bessie White, The
parties lnterrnarried in Provo City July
20, 1909.
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LEHl.
WILL BUILD TABERNACLE
AT AMERICAN FORK
fsp.eeinl. corr,ospondence.l

Especial. Corrospondence.)
Iehi. Oct, l7.-President Chapman an
nounced at priesthood meeting here yes
terday that the cornerstone OF the stake e,
tabornacIe Mt American Fork would Dc
laid next Monday, Oct. n, at 2;3o PILL
with appropriate exercises. ,
The high school student body elected
ta,e Following officers dor the year
TSinin Wines president: Lillian Roberts.
..ico PRESIDENT; Stanley Wanlass. secrc :
tary and treasurer; Dasil Smith. athletic
director; Jesse Butt. debating manager
Virgil Field. dramatic manager: y, 4 4.
anderson, yell master. Executive c9nlInil-
tee-Ina Evans, Randolph Woodhouse,
Nitn Hammer and Clyde Dorton
Quarterly conference OF the Alpine
tstnkn viii be held at Lehl next Sunday,
Rorp, to Mrs. John Jackson. SON; TO
MIS-. Hazel Dunston,8 n daughter; TO Mrs.
Geo. II. Barnes, a daughter; 70 Mrs. Geo.
Sutherland. son. c,.,. !, !, !,
los, G.. Thatcher of. Salt Lake City ana
psaociates have leased building on Main
al reet and will install and give nightly
moving. picture shows.
% II. Shoemaker has opened the rance
photograph gallery on Main street
Mrs. Geo S. Schow. who ms been very
Ill la much improved.
+ 'rhe Republican precinct committee met
NJ tho residence OF Jas. II. Gardner and
ciocted w. X. Hopkins. precinct chair
Tnnn: Mrs E. NJ. Jones, vice chairman.
and r, L. Howard. secretary and treas
urer. 3
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FOR MORE THAN THREE De
CADES

Foley's Honey and Tar has been n
household favorite for coughs colds.
and lungs. Contains no opiates..-
Schramm-Johnson Drug Co.
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CONFERENCE AND MEETINGS.

Provo, Oct. 1.-THE Utah stake con-
ference will be held here Sunday, Oct.
80. There Will be no rpecting in the
stake tabernacle next Sunday on. ac-
count of improvements being made in
the heating apparatus of the building.
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ID M-F' is sold In Salt Lake City
and recommended by, The Smith Drug
CO. Corner End So. and Main, also
The Smith Drug Co.. No. 2, 2l5 So.
Main and Druehl and Franken, ri
SO. Main.
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Gold. Every one of our Fire In
surancc Companies is as good as gold.
Prompt settlements. Absolute secur-
lty. Wakeling, 204 Atlas Block.