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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-29

our city. We have fine homes many
creditable business blocks. the Perrine
hotel which cost $4,000. and we are
constructing modern stone ana
steel business house which will cost
not less then quarter ~ a million
dollars All these things have been
brought about hv the progressive
spirit ~ Mr. Perrinc. Mr.. Mcpherson
and the capitalists who are behind
them. and have faith IN the hnal out
come ~ irrigation projects
Il am pleased said Mr.. Candland.
chairman of the Utah state land board.
TO know that Mr. Perrine. Mr.. Nc
Pherson and their associates are Inter-
csted In several ~ the largest Carey
act propositions in the State ~ Titan
and / do feel confident that with the
resources Of Utah. they will ho able
20 accomplish In that state. In small
or way however what they have ac-
comphshed m Idaho. I trust that the
opening of their Cary act proposition
on April n. viii be eminently success
full The work these men have done is
such that have absolute confidence In
their ability 10 succeed In whatever
proposition thoy undertake. I find that
they look out as much for the welfare
% the farmer as for the welfare M the
capitalist"
Yes" said Mr. Mcpherson, 1--WE
must do this FOR 10 is upon tho farmer
and his success that the success OF
the whole enterprise depends
Mr. Giauque Of the state land board
inquired particularly about the price
paid for the land in Twin Falls and
that neighborhood IN the beginning,
finding that it was purchased then
for from $40 10 s65 an acre, and that at
the next opening in Idaho. the price
charged FOR land win be- So he said.
Tt Is my opinion that there is before
the people OF Utah today and those
who come into our state. the best OPP
portunity FOR purchasing irrigated
land "
Those who made nap the party were.
from Utah. w ID. Candlaud. chairman
Of the state land board, W. n. Farms
worth secretary OF the board. Arthur
q Giauque. W ~. Thayne. and NJ. NJ.
Steel board members. and also Rich
ard ". Lyman. professor ~ civil en-
gineering in the University ~ Utah;
from Idaho. y. Perrine. Alex Mo
pherson s. r. Hamilton. Mark Austin
o.. r Robinson g.. a McMaster and J.
g.. More private secretary Of Mr.
Perrinc. and j. r. Stoltz. secretary OF
the Twin Falls Commercial club
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FREE SITE FOR EAST
SIDE HIGH SCHOOL
Young & Young Propose to Donate
Eight and Half Acres ON
Ninth south.

An offer ~ a free site for tho new
east side high school was received by
the board of education Monday. Young
q Young proposing 10 convey to the
board a tract Of about eight and n half
acres situated near Ninth South and
Thirteenth East streets for the con-
sidcration Of ST. The donors also stated
that should the school be located IN
the tract offered they could perhaps
donate $4,000 to be used in the prepar5-
tion ~ the grounds.
Young q Young also submitted an
offer Of tract, 2OX20 rods. located on
Seventh South and sixth East streets
about one and a half blocks from the
main entrance To Liberty park. The
price set upon this property is $4,000.
Both offers win be considered along
with others before the board takes fnai
action I'm the selection OF "a site for the
new school building.
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YOUNG MURDERER
WAVES HEARING
Harry Thornc Appears In Police Court
Today and Asks for Quick Trial
In District Court.

Harry Thorne. charged with the NUT
der Of George W. Fsssen Saturday night.
appeared In police court this afternoon.
taken there by sheriff Joseph sharp and
cd preliminary hearing and asked tine
court to bind him over for trial without
delay. The county attorney consented
20 the proceeding and the young thus
trial lie Is denied bail and was taken
back Co the county jail and locked up
pending his trial.
Hayes, who was arrested with Thoruc.
and who has confessed 20 the murder
but who refused to sign his confession.
as did Thoruc. VIII plead tomorrow he
having asked until that time when arr
raignod Yesterday before Judge Bowman
ON the charge OF murder
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LATE LOCALS

Kennedy Funeral s.-.,
funeral services over I'M, 'ice-Brsf
nedy OF Murray, we're beid ii, X Ken.
ms IN Evans chapel an e,l.H morn.
Inc body was shipped or ~ Street
=. m, snort Line train 10 w llj
Neo.' Tor interment. accom-. ssion.
MIS-. Kennedy and the fstbe -",sa BY
NJ. ~ H. Folk Arrives. l. Poi, ,
$500 ~, PRESIDENT Of the Diraet.-
MI, III ps,ls bearing his name. viii s-r',,
thls afternoon. and take ue~,o,,.ii lI'e
eryision ~ the business In ,t'. s.p-
until the appointment and srr,,- ,,''.
new manager. 20 am Tho w. "
made vacant by tho death of 'y ~ I,
Cooper WI y"
sandy not on Main Ilne-1b, r...
Light a. Railway officials ss, .al
is Sandy merchants who arc opss 40.
ing 70 divert the extension 10 Nfi9.vlin
from the state road. to psraueiir- q.
San Pedro track into SANDY 60
thus landing the terminus there ~.
the hope OF having IL remain tbsr. \,
sandy village rs half o. mile from 80.
road, this would mean quite cts,..
from the route designated In me conn.
~ A'"lfN iAN0'H hNh lIf com IA UT has
idea NJ making the change desired ~.
will keep within the limits m Il.
franchise. building a spur 20 s,,5'
village. and keeping right ON VITA h..
main line 10 Midvalc
Funeral Of VIM. Chcslev-Tba o..
neral of VIM A theglsy WU be- .t.l
at the chapel 81 Joseph William Tavo.
instead ~ az the family residence ),
announced Tho service 10 90 he bs5
Wednesday at pm. Mr. Choslsv VA,
formerly a resident ~ Provo ana
native Of Illinois and for MANY yss-,
has been well known here as a dalr.
man
Picture Merger Denied-Wsr
Florence. president OF the Trent and
Wilson Film exchange. is ont with
denial that he has contaminated
deal with Albert Scowcroft. president
Of the Progressive Motion Picture
company Of ogden. whereby the tao
concerns are TO he merged Mr
Florence SAYS that each concern q
absolutely Independent Of the other
despite rumors that have been r'fa
to the contrary FOR the past two week.
II l. n Roy-F W. Wannacoit today
f. wearing n broad smile incident :,
the arrival ~ a son and heir at ne
family residence. 232 Poplar avenue
last evening.
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TWENTY-FIVE NEW BARRIERS.
state Board Of Examiners Holds Ex-
aninations and issues Certificates.

Twenty-Five out NJ the 30 BARRIERS
Monday and Tuesday by the state
board examiners of BARRIERS. will ~
eeiye certificates Tho successful ones
are From Salt Lake. George Ashley.
NJ. Rode. George n. w Lcip Roy
mond Scott. Walter Handlcy W. n.
Gono. Peter carlson, james Avelme.
Thomas a. Johnson. ward parmenter.
S Tlkido. Y. Kasahata. r.. Hashemaiu
a. Aoyama. from Bingham canyon.
charles Davis. william Tullos Pauos
KaIautzcs. sunuy-ide. chris Pogga,,
Touels city. Louis Henderson. Logan.
Louis Adams. wales. Sanpete. Roswell
pychess. HlnCkey, l.. = Cruppsr JT
The examining board Isl made up as
follows: William Piggott ogden,
president. ID watts. secretary. mr.
e. NJ Benedict both Of Salt Like.
Tho examination consists NJ three
principal features. first. the practical
recurring the applicant Co shave and
,ut hair. second theoretical requiring
a knowledge of skin diseases sanitary
methods. etc. and thirdly that the
applicant he clean from contagious or
other diseases.
Recently Inspector Charles r. White
visited aud carefully inspected am ~
tho so shops Iu salt Lake Two were
closed ON account NJ being I'm th"
hands of apprentices not holding GER
tncatca This is contrary 90 the new
I4V. shops are today being operated
oUpusitIou to the law. that requires
La Certificate from the state board for
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-29
INCONSISTENCIES.

How often We hear the argument
nut forth from dealers In. the COM
wodiues and necessities ~ life, that
these articles should be purchased
exclusively from the local dealers.
and vet how true n is that these same
people viii often go thousands OF
miles away from home to purchase
what should he an absolute necessity
for every familv-LIFE INSURANCE.
A home institution, engaged cNclu-
sivcly In the up-building OF Western
institutions
CONTINENTAL LIKE INSURANCE
AND INVESTM COMPANY,
Salt Lake city Utah.
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WIND SAVED THE FRUIT.
Did Not Give the Frost a Chance 10
Settle on tho Buds.

Information by wire from f. G. Nc
Grin of North ogden, Tuesday is TO the
effect that the heavy frost Of this
morning has not done any peroeptible
damage 70 the fruit Mr.. McGrlf il IN
charge Of one OF the largest fruit farms
In Weber county covering nearly 300
acres Of all kinds OF fruits on the bench
10 miles north OF ogden. This morning
he made careful examination Of april
cots. peaches, cherries, etc. and found
no signs OF damage having resulted
from the snappy weather o. the preV-
Gus night Mr. McGrin attributes the
escape Of the fruit principally to tho
prevalliuR wind which had tendency
10 prevent the frost from settling on
the tender bids and blighting them. The
fruit trees are at least two weeks fur
Their advanced this season than usual
which condition n things makes the
present situation considerably more
hazardous
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FUNERAL NOTICES

Funeral services Of william ? COVE.
aqed "A years. will be held irom ~.
Fiks club. So south siale syse"
IN m. Wednesday. March y ~ ~.
der the auspices Of the knights or y Nv -,
ana Renovolent and Protective Oi ,ls'.. y.
FiEs No Is All members 81 me io l....
Inc organizations Of which NJ 10Y
vas also a member are respecuu.!
,-ited no attend: Wasstch lodge y, ~
A " and A. NJ: Lynds cnnap'eT NJ g,.,,,,,
q s. Hermiou temple NO, > fyo,'T
Sisters. Salt Lake Aerie NO o. r. a.,
Sau lake Council No. lolI hoyal =
canum. Knights OF the Maeeaoees; - 49,
neercisi club and Press club ~,
wlshing 10 sec Mr. Coopers BODY psi..i
Inc services may do 80 on day on iun n,ls
betwen II and p. m. AZ the ~ -, n.
kfter the services the remains wv ~
niared privately IN the nreproo! NJ,
,arit of Fber w Hall l9 south n,
4.er,nle street Later 20 be taken 70 ~
IA home in the east for internenl
The funeral services over ne IeH "a
Of the late William a. Cheslel,
Ia Years, will be held Wedneadsl
n N, from the funeral chapel OF gi.
IN, Tavior. q south West yiay
street I'M place Of the family rs'sIio ,l..
as Announced. Deceased was az '.u 49,, wv.
re-ident OF Provo. Utah prior 20 .i,.s
10 Sait Lake city friends are wv.
10 attend. Interment In CITY oem'..-l
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RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.

At Monday evenings meeting 81 the
directors OF the State Fair association.
resolutions 81 respect and coincidence
were adopted ia honor OF the late Pres
ident John r. Winder. aAd the board
voted 10 attend the funeral in "a body
In the matter Of premiums for the COM
ing fair. a list of prizes for Angora
goats was approved Notification wac
received from the Salt Lake Driving
club that Il would like 10 rent the race
track FOR races and exhibitions short
IL
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BOY LOSES A FOOT

Earl Cushman. aged 10. ~ 54S south
First West street tried TO jump on the
front platform or moving street car at
the corner Of Firth South and First
West streets, Sunday. at $50 am The
boy missed his hold feu partly under
the car. and before the motorman could
stop &c. the wheels OF the front truck
had passed over young Cushman's foot.
so managing % that Or Smedlev found
30 necessary to amputate four tones He
will not try jumping on the front plat
forms Of moving street cars any more.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-29
BUS PASSENGERS

y. G. Hitchcock, a prominent min
ing man OF New York h. guest at
The Knutsford. Mr. Hitchcock Is out
west. and. accompanied by his brother
r. y Hitchcock Is investigating some
OF his mining properties.
T.. a. Wallace Of Grand Rapids.
Mich and J. l.. Parks. Toledo, ohio
connected with two large eastern fur
nlture manufacturing establishments,
are guests at the Knutsford Tor few
days.
A. u. Mantland. a merchant OF Ely.
Mr. Wantland has just returned from
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SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL

Mrs A. Fred wcy entertained her
bridge club yesterday Tho rooms bein-
decofsted iu American Beauty roses
and ferns and prizes won by Mrs J. r
Treasure and Mrs Wey
Mrs. a. II. Ensign win entertain at a
bridge tea on Saturday April 2. iu
honor or Mrs e.. A. Ougley who leaves
shortly for am European trip
Mrs Edward Roscnbaum is hostess
this afternoon az a bridge tea the dec
orations being In spring flowers and
the affair given chiefly 10 honor OF out
of-tuwn guests.
Miss I.ottie Ohendorfer ~ Cincinnati.
Ohio. rs the guest NJ her brother AID
sister Rabbi and Mrs charles j. Ere
und
Mrs J q. Rreckon eutertains her cara
club this afternoon.
Tho Quineents card club meets This
afternoon with Mrs. W. II Sherwood
The Bayview Reading club will give
ITS annual breakfast at the Commercial
club ON Friday at noon.
Miss Charlotte Holmes viii return ou
Thursday after an extended stay in
california.
The Utah Womau's Press club win
meet tomorrow az the Exponent offt.r
boz the Bishops building and an mcm-
bers are requested 20 De present The
meeting will he hold at 1880 o'clock p M
Miss Lucy Grant entertained inform
ally at luncheon yesterday. the table
having fnr q centerpiece an Easter lily
plant set on circular mirror and tho
favors being tiny candy nests flied with
colored eggs Tho place cards were
tinted squares tied with green ribbon
Mrs. willis Ulinc cntertalns the post
Bridge club this afternoon.
Miss Mau Human and Kenneth Tu-
man win entertain az card party tins
afternoon
The largest aNair 81 this afternoon
"a the charity card uartv az tho Ladies'
Titorarv clubhouse for tho hcucnt NJ the
81 Marks Hospital association. o. mum
hcr of the regular weekly card clubs
having reserved tables ana individuals
also having contributed o. the cause
Tho committees lu charge arc: Recou-
ton Ms. william q. IenninEs Mr.
Morris w. Ritnhlo Miss Howat and
other officers W tho association: re-
freshrants Mrs clifford " Pearsgll.
nfrg william NcGv1tN. Nfrq Samuel
Paul. Mrs G O. H7lL Mrs W r.
Adams. Nrs F. w Francis has charge
~ the tickets while there have been
"a large number ~ tables reserved there
arc etill few moro which may b. ge-
cured f1r those who wish 10 entertain
,qrtiez NJ tholr friends hv calling Mr-
Morris L. Richie li71 First avenue
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4 MODERN CHRONICLE by
WINSTON CHURCHILL

There have been love stories In NJ.
,'nurchllTs other books but this is
hts first great presentation of ne
eternal Feminine. From beginning
10 end a girl dominates this story-a
girl whose completely and fascination
and. above all living charms WY
surprise even the novelists srsate',
admirers. The first shipment OF TINS
new book just arrived-tl So
DEsERET NEWS BOOK STORE
Tho Leading Book Concern
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pRIsKELL REWARD CLAIMS.
Governor spry and Mayor Bransford
To Discuss Its Award.

The payment OF the reward offered by
the city and state for the arrest and con
viction Of the murderer Of Special Of
ncer G. c. Riley will be a subject for
conference between Gov. William spry
and Mayor John s Bransford Il il not
likely however. that the matter VIII
be determined until the final decision Is
made In the Driskell case. There are
number Of claimants for the reward.
Driskel will appear before Judge Lewis
Thursday for sentence. hut according 20
the intlmation given, his attorneys will
probably ask FOR stay Of execution. In
which time they will determine whether
10 appeal the case or not. Should the
case be appealed TO the supreme court II
will be an indefinite period before the
ANAL decision Is reached. and until that
results the reward will be held.
sheriff sharp stated this morning that
although he had several clues 20 the pos
sible Whereabouts Of Kennedy, the latter
had not been apprehended
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IDAHO PosTMAsTERS.

Washington. u e., March 29.-ldaho
postmasters appointed; Albany Falls.
Ropucr county Minnie l.. Vance vice n.
peaIman. removed: Kootcnai. Bonner
,ourtv Ralph, a. Mitchell vice j. G..
Goodn-r. resigned. Ponderay. Bonner
county Henry O.. Bother vice r.. r. Eos
Ten. resigned. valley. Bonner county,
Lawrence r. Fenton vice IT, T.. Jenkins.
resigned. Jesse y. Cooper has been ap-
poluted rural carrier. Goldie ". Copper
substitute. route I. at New Plymouth.
Ida.
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INSPECTING FRUIT lands.

I.or-a Cur''s = fca,cr president
~ the MosIda Fruit Lands company,
owning $500 acres ~ lands situated
southwest NJ Utah lake. is bon Salt Lake
today. and will visit the tract and in
spect the work being done there. The
company Is installing pumping and pow
or machinery on tho land and bitches are
being made and II is expected water will
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-29

a pleasure trip 10 Honoir,,.
having had delightful t N ana report,
man OF op6' marx x a prominen,
today sN'st az Toe ke',,.llns
Nflyul
Ba William s61,, Waters. manager
brother of j n f''T re. a. MldyaEis ,as
or the New Windsor Ms propre,o,
on business motel, "a IN to,.L
Prof f.. y. Ttus
the Kenyo5sS Tor Las9 ,o,,. i ressis f'l'o z.
inc s. tb b : Ellington OF Price. ,.o.
at the Wilson. '''p1ny' is gssf
%, William William Hague ana r. q
per Cam a e, ne great soutbd nsee'ket,
- amp are at the Knutsfor5i ''p-
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MURDER AND SUICIDE.

Westbrook Conn, March % -AuEered
because he wins called "a big fat Dutch
man" Herman Gunther. "A farmer. last
night shot and fatally wounded Charles
McVelgh a nelghhor and then committed
suicide by shooting himself In the head
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Complete List Announced by
Supervisor Mcmillan
Today
BEGIN WORK ON APRIL IS.
ENpcrt Co Complete Count IN salt
Lake. ogden. Logan. Provo and
salt Lake iu Two Wcck-

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tho second insauu,ut given below
rI..fu,. gl5 In ,u There are really ggs
bun tine consolidation of the two Nun
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since thcr appointment for business
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'''''S '' lF'-'"' '"'' l'."'
ST. George and ogden Their places
have boon Oiled but tho names are not
nuEIfsheH prIor to official aurrqynI az
washington
Euuusrators Uu begin work ApriI
f5 ana those operating bon Salt Lake.
Dgiop I.oasp parE tity ANA Provo
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"ath OF oihcc. ana on theF return tn'
tnumerHto are 20 receive thelf port
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srde,r grnitb0eid an cam r. Nfarcu-
eon prlre. 23 Robert n Morrison.
ueiper. al James Prcstwitch. clear
Greek. "a brigham NJ " Coold.
Smnyside. IS. James Smedley Rounti-
ful: IS. William a. croft Centervillo;
81. George w Palmer Pennington;
3s. Charles Smith Jr, Hooper, r. T. D..
No 2: 49, Hyrum j Stewart. kays-
vile. 90 Glenn r. Cox. Layton; A..
Alma Hardy Bountiful' 42' John X.
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be ready FOR 2Go acres by April 10. Roy
r. Curtis superintendent of the project
will accompany Mr.. Curtis on the inspec-
ton tour.
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HURRYBACK BAR ROBBED.

% was reported 90 the police this
afternoon that the Hurry back saloon
was broken into Moud1v night The
thieves gained entrance by pryInR open
% rear window They secured several
bottles of whisky. some Tobacco and Gle
rurs and about 50 Zoo money which they
took frum che cash tiO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-29

4 private safe may be rented IN the
nre and burElar-proof vaults OF the
salt Lake Security & Trust Co. 22-3t
Main street 81 90 per year.
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sPECINI-PHoTos.

Uum after conference photographs
all sizes--at reduced rates.
EASrMAN'S GALLERY.
a. So, Main.
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DIED

sMfTH.-Anna. widow ~ Ffe4 :, M,
VINO died March % l"' dl, c. ir.
home on her daughter, MIS- MAJ sl3,s II.
beck No. 2 Vissings cogL, 100. s5,
March q. at pm. or lnhhllino IN hsr
10 ber advanced age, she oelns ~ ~,
20, ~ go ef the time Of her death ~
va a na ,,swher of the Church - ysa'
s s,pe she come to America 81 ysarrs ear, q
and mas ever been a deyout me al,ss',,i
the l.. d. g. Church she ,dcbiidr.a
Nv one daughter. -four grahu'n
ga three great grandchildren .,,,s
a Fnne ypr' vii be held IN the IH' y I,
-rbirteenth ward chapel Wednes9' vi.
nm, Friends are invited 90 ai'eno' p'
In city cemetery
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I.TNDOtrIsT. Garheld i2h, ,ri
"a 4 Csrl Elmer. infant son Of A'
Mrs. Ben Llndauist, 90 ms r., M, s
Funeral services were nrI9 ~, N /
ID Evans mortuary chaPel '''''
m. Interment In MI ol'F''
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KENNEDY. In this city Mar" bi. 5a
r. Kennedy OF Murray n "'
year. ala 1T fha n
Funeral services were nys sSgth smn
s y, ~" today at ii.8O am luterme"' '
Lexington. keb.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-29

WILLIAMS. In this city. MAJ" ,s,r
Charles X. William sEi4 f-oin fl'
Va u1 Hsii's private funeral eh11ps. y
south West Temple. az s pm r.,,.ai... (
Ws ub 20 1910. under the au'p'' a.
structurai Iron workers unl..
n Tntermont at cry geH.
day, II am. Friends lnN''
.f a- tsfs rt
NfADsON In this city Mar. 81
snnsndicitis. Ezra Madison OF 1.
i5n Tda aged "a years, Hi '''
tbe oregon Short Line railrosqp ,,.
The remains were shipped 20 n
ton Monday morning. W. 1fr,
services will be held ThursdsS' ''
Eriends are invited to attend
r. Il. Evans. Florist; 30
riorai designs a specially Fh""'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-29

IN the address at tho Twin Falls
Commercial club Saturday evening.
r Stolt2 the secretary of the organi-
zatiun said Five wears ago, there
CITY OF Twin Falls now stands. In
fact, there was nothing here but
Jack rabbits. saRobrush and Bert
Perrinc To-day" he continued. I'VE
have miles Of cement sidewalks con-
structed, we are paving the streets Of