Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-24
LOCAL BRIEFS.

the benefit of the First Presbyterian
organ fund. promises TO be largely at
tended.
Funeral OF Mrs. Orcutt-The mem
bers of Naomi Rebekah lodge No
1will attend in a body the funeral
of Mrs, Mary E. Orcutt on Wednesday
next.
VIII Invade UtaIl-Tho Utah and
wyoming Baptist for January re-
ports that the Baptist Publication Sc
clcty win send five colportase and
gospel wagons into this state
Revival Mcctings-Rev. III. Wyse
Jones Pacific coast evangelist OF the
Baplist Home Missionary society. Is
conducting series OF revival meet
inss this week In the 1mmanuel
Baptist church.
Goitrc in Sanpctc-Dr, John Sund-
wall has been sent by the state poaru
of health to Sanpete county TO LOOK
into the epidemic of goitre thcre me
trouble Is laid to peculiar mlnerai
properties of tho local water supply
Danish brotherhood Dance-Thc
Apollo lodge of the Danish Brotner-
hood will give dancing party iues-
day evening. in Odd Fellows hall. tne
invitations being issued by Sophus H.
Iu
ciety.
DIR. Beatty TO Lccturc-Dr. Beatty
will lecture on public health IuesuaN
evening, at Logan. before the conVen-
tion of the mayors of Utah cities. He
viii also speak before the House
keepers' conference at the Agricultural
college on "Sanitation in the Homo and
the School"
Stork nj Thomas Homc-Mr. and
Mrs n F. Thomas have been made
happy by a visit from the stork which
brought little girl to take the place
of the seven year old child that was
called away from them some time
ngo.
Joy for the Anglcr-Nearly three
million eastern brook and German
brown trout have been hatched at the
Murray and Spring Creek hatcheries.
while four million hatch of rain
bow trout has been promised. Planting
begins in April in the larger streams
of the state.
Death of Albert DunIap-Albert
Dunlap. age SO. died Mt st. Marks
hospital SUNDAY Of Brights disease
and rheumatism, after an Illness OF
two years. The body is at O'Donnelrs
establishment awaiting funeral ar
by an uncle residing in Cheyenne,
Wyoming.
For Sweet Charity--The annual cx-
hibtion in the Y. NJ. c. A gymnasium
this season will be ampliled into a
general entertainment, on the evening
of Feb Z, and an admission fee
charged in aid of the Orphans Home
and Day Nursery. the affair TO occur
in the Salt Lake theater. The theater
will be given at cost
Opening of Jefferson School-The
now Jefferson school building. at
.Sinth South and West Temple streets.
one of the handsomest school build
ings In the country. was formally
opened today. The building will be
in charge of principal and IS teachers
and for the present but Is rooms will
be used The building contains IS
rooms. Is freproof and cost 100000.
Power Stntion for SuSar-Judglng
from propositions being considered
by the management OF the Utah Light
& Railway company, n substatIon
will be established In Sugar House
ward at no distant day with a big
motor generator machine there to take
care of the distribution of power
throughout the southern circuits, es-
pecially on the new Bingham juno
ton line.
Honors for Utah Boys-Two Salt
Lake boys. members of the present
freshman class Mt Yale, have just been
announced as the recipients of honors
in scholarship, VIZ. c. l.. Allen, Jr.
and e T. Brown. Mr., Allen is son of
the well known manager of tho
United States Mining company. and
Mr.. Brown is son OF Mr.. Brown OF
the firm of Brown, Terry 6 Woodruff.
S25 Lincoln ave.
Music for Visitors-At the close of
the regular services at the tabernacle.
Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs, r. a. Grant, and
their guests. Mr. and Mrs. John Cort.
Duke Ricketts, of Vancouver. and Mr.
Schroeder of Chicago. were entcrtain-
cd by Professor John j. Mcclellan.
who rendered several beautiful selec-
tlons on the great organ Among the
numbers were Handel's old English
air. and selections from "Tannhauser"
Rev. Goshen at Y. w. c. A.-Rev
Z. l. Goshen addressed the Y. W. c. A.
Sunday afternoon. In which he said
"Your life should be governed by
some high ideal. This is the means by
which we can be made content with
the routine of life. Let us all pattern
our lives after the highesto of all
ideals-friendshlP. honor, righteous
ness and integrity" The meeting was
the largest in the history OF the as
ISOLATION
Funeral of j. Is. Gordon-Funeral
services were held at the Masonic
temple Sunday afternoon over the
body of John b Gordon, who died
ir Los Angeles. Wednesday. the body
reaching Salt Lake Saturday. The
Reverend F. B. Short had charcg of
the services. after which the body
was Inferred in Mt Olivet cemetery.
Tho deceased WAS at one time
prominent In Michigan politics He
was an Elk and q Mason,
Invention by Old I'rlntcr-M, NJ
Cowiey, reputcd to be the oldest printe,
in Salt Lake and for a number OF
years connected with The News, Is an
applicant at Washington for patent
upon new method for the manufac-
turc and, laying OF gypsum block fol
buildings. II is claimed by the In.
vcntor that more stability is secured
In the modern concrete structure tho
invention making 1t possible to In.
terlock the blocks. 1t is asserted tina
the new process malles tho walls con
structed on the blocks practically O
double strength.
Helpful Hints for Janitors-Eu A
POLAND. superintendent of building
and grounds of the board of education
called a meeting of the janitors of th
school buildings Saturday Afternoon
and gave them an address on TIN
method of firing the heating plants II
the school buildings. The meeting
which was the first of it's kind eve
held in the history OF the schools. wa
attended by all the 3anitors. Mr Fol
land made several SUGGESTIONS whicl