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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-11-03
BAYLEY RECORDS
FIRST VICTORY ON
THEIR HOME COURT
Belleville G. G. Trims Arlingtons.
MOntclair Y. M. G.. A. Pre-.
pairing for Season.
BY. SURB SHOT.
III oOro oAAOA
r HE Bayley Lyceum basketball
o.iptAt NOV t%o RrCf canaa fhiu

HE 6dyloy 1yCeutn DdShetpdiI
quintet won its first game this
season at Bayley Hall last night
by defeating the crack Lyceum Five,
of Jersey City Is to IS. 1t was the
~cleanest game witnessed on the local
court this season. The first half end
ed 20 to 6 in favor of the locals. The
playing of the McDonough brothers for
the Bayley team and the clever passing
and shooting on the part of Irving, of
the Lyceumites featured the game. The
lineup:
Bayley. Lyceum.
Neal Irving
Forwards.
R. McDonough... Garland
Centre.
Neary Davis
MCGOWAN .F1aherty, Gordon
Guards.
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0hhhc SusOEuusH
Elizabeth United VS.. Eureka A. A, at Eliza
beth. R~eferee-Clark.
Plainfeld A. F. c. VS.. Marin A. A, at Plain
field. Referee-Whitehead.
Games Sunday.
Eureka A. A. VS.. Elizabeth United, at River
side oval. afternoon. Referee-Boyle.
Marshall A. A. vs.. American Types, at River
side oval, morning, R~eferee-Rowley,
Pomeroy Thistles VS.. Thomas A. A, at
Weidenmayer's Park, morning. Referee-Mc-
Donald.
The eighth round of games of the
Intercity Amateur Soccer Football
League will be played Saturday and
Sunday. The Plainfield A. F. c. will
meet the Marin A. A. Saturday. AS
both elevens are evenly matched an
exciting game is anticipated. Thus a
large crowd is also assured The con-
test will be played at Plainfleld on the
Clinton avenue and South Second
street grounds, starting promptly at
3:15 o'clock. Mr.. Whitehead will ref
cree. The Eureka A. A, which Is burn
ing things up of late, will play off a
postponed game with the Elizabeth
United eleven at Elizabeth on the Wal
nut street grounds Saturday. Mr..
Clark will take care of the refereeing
in this game. The regularly scheduled
game will be played Sunday afternoon
at Riverside oval, Kearny. Mr.. Boyle
will be referee.
At Weidenmayer's Park Sunday
morning the Pomeroy Thistles and the
Thomas A. A. of Kearny, will play.
Mr.. Mcdonald will be the arbitrator
of this game. This will, in all prob
ability, furnish keen sport, as both
elevens are fast. The other Sunday
contest will be played at Riverside
Oval in the morning when the Marshall
A. A. and the American Types clash.
The game will be called at 1870 o'clock.
Mr.. Rowley will be the referee.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-11-03
AMATEUR SOCCER
LEAGUE HAS FIVE
GAMES ON PROGRAM
Eurekas to Play Two Contests
with EIizabeth-0ther
Pairings Good.
AMATEUR SOCCER RECORD.
Games Saturday.

Games Saturday.
Elizabeth United VS.. Eureka A. A, at Eliza
beth. Re~feree-Clark
Plainfield A. F. C.. VS.. Marin A.. A, at Plain
field. Referee-Whitehead.
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H SPORT NEWS
WRITTEN BY WELL.
o EXPERTS.
Never Miss the
Sporting Page
"KnscgS
Turned Ealp
Doast5.
NfournfuI.
It's Hts Name.

0. ONE PAGE-rHAT's ENOUGH.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-26
METHODIST.

First Methodist Episcopal church,
452 23th street: Rev. G.. w McCreery,
Pastor. Easter services as follows:
$50 a. NJ, Easter Morning Prayer.
10 90 a NJ. Sunday school, Mr.. r. b
Newton. superintendent. Easter scr
vices as follows:
Song by the school; scripture and
prayer by the pastor, song, primary
department, recitation, by tnrec child
ren, exercise, kindergarten, song.
primary department. recitation "Eae-
ter Morning" Ruth McChesney, reel
tation. The Risen King" Mary and
Breta Scott song. Fay King; class
exercise. Mrs, Burnhams class; reel"
tation Leroy Winter; class exercise,
Miss Kelley's class recitation. Kath-
erlne Falck; recitation. Miss Kent;
song by the school
100 a. m. morning worshlp-Pre-
lude on pipe organ. Christ Is Ris-
en-" Miss Welch; anthem. Easter
Anthem" chorus choir. baritone solo.
'Hosanna," Mr. William Woodyatt,
five minute sermon for children, The
Seed" The Pastor; duct. Ring Out
Ye Bells,' May and Jassamine Den
mark, offertory. "Audante in c." Miss
Welch; soprano solo (SelecteD. Mrs.
R w. Ashworth; sermon. III Ye Be
Risen with Him." The Pastor; tenor
solo. violin oblIgato, Hall Glorious
Morn,' Mr. e. C. Webster; postludes
Festival March, Miss Welcb.
$50 p m. Epworth League, topic
"Christs Reserruction." leader. Mr.. B.
Z. Newton.
1880 p. m, Service of Easter Even,
ing-Prelude. 'Nocturne (Chopin),
Miss Welch; Gloria" male quartette,
anthem. The Lord Is Risen.' chorus
choir; soprano solo, Consider the LII
lies" Miss Van Buskirk; offertory,
Largo" Miss Welch; baritone solo.
(solected) Mr.. E. o. Peterson; adj
dress, The Woman Medical Mission
AIRY in India" Mrs s. w. Stephens;
Quartotte. Rise, Glorious Conquer,
err Messrs Webster, Ramey. Lyman
and Johnson; postlude, Marche Bril-
liant" Miss Wolch
Mr. f. C Webster. Director, Miss
Jesse Welch, Oreanist
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EPISCOPAL.

Church OF the Good Shepherd
GplscopaD, northeast corner Of
Twcntyfourth street and Grant ave-
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R,os solo. "One Sweeuy Solemn
rbonest." nnss S CAmbrose) Mr.. V. Chris
topberson. ..b,.. r>-o,,,
" 0wnrtctte. n, Shout of Victory" (Ash-
worth1 MISS Mitchell. Mrs. Stevens.
Mr. Saunders. Mr ChriStophorson.
Sonr,no solo, 1.-The Resurrection"
(sheldonl Mrs. Ashworth.
Tenor solo. DAY of Rejoicing v
.,Ichorl, MI. Frank Chamberlain.
Soprano solo, GLORY 10 God. Z Tren-
anti Mics Conroy- '6e ~ $50
Rass solo. Christ is Risen," tDel
Relro1 Mr.. V. Chrlstopherson
Soprano solo. Easter Hymn ICON
stnntinc) Miss Russell.
Ounrtette. 1.-The Glorious Day"
shelloy) Miss Mitchell, Mrs. Stevens,
Mir, saunders. Mr. Christopherson,
Pogtlude. "Wahrum,p (Schumann)
Miss Biddle,
AT each OF these services the choir
Will render the "Giorias" and re
sponses and lead In singing the. Easter
hymn which Will be the famous
Easter hymn of John of Damascus.
composed in the eighth century.
The ladies will kindly remove their
hats at each service.
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CONGREGATIONAL.

Last Easter. in spite of the rain.
The simple announcement that the OF.
chestra OF the Blind School would play
packed the Congregational Church 10
the doors The large gathering was
more than surprised at the work of
these talented young people. Next
Sunday evening they will again be at
the Congregational church. having
prepared two selections for the Eas-
ter service. and in addition will as
siSt the choir In the hymns for the
day.
The following compose the or.
chestra
Director. Prof, Ford: first violin.
james Jacobs. VIM. Nichol, Olive
Campbell; second violin. Lenndcr
Sburtz: plano. Ellen Youngstown. cor
net, KsSl Lind. clarinet, George
Woodruff, picolo. Lulu Mcdonald; ;
flute. Zella Curtis; cello, S. j. Thur
man.
Beside the orchestra and the choir,
Miss Gunnell. Mr.. White and a trio
composed of Mrs, Cassidy, Miss Can
ody and Miss Hendershot will assist
In the service.
'1mpcrsonal immortality" is the
sermons theme. while tho editorial
Will deal with The Earning of I'm
moral Life"
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Members Of Choir.

Directress-Miss Irene Tomasek.
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EASTER IN
CHURCHES
-. OF OGDEN
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN.

John Edward Carver. pastor. Many
Easter lilies and flowers, and a wealth
of the best music will make the Eas-
ter services in this church to be most
memorable Mr.. Victor Christopher
son will be tho special solist of the
day. See musical numbers elsewhere.
Morning worship at eleven, theme
THE Easter Message of Deepest
Faith" Sunday school at 1916. Eas-
ter Vesper services at 4. theme The
Vision OF Youth In the Tomb" The
/ FL Monte Commandery will attend.
Endeavor at $50 Evening Praise
Service at 1880 theme, "The Credibili-
g. oi the Resurrection OF the Body"
The ladies Will remove their hats at
these services
Tho Easter services in the First
Presbyterian church Sunday. will be
. exceptionally rich in Easter song.
The church will be profusely decorat-
ed with Easter flowers and lilies. The
following is the musical program for
tue day.
Easter Morning Service at Eleven.
Prelude. Song Without Words, 3"
(Mendelssohn) Miss Biddlo.
Soprano Solo. Open tho Gates"
(BishofD. Niles Mitchell,
Bass solo. God Shall Wipe Away
All Tears" (Gounod), Mr.. V. Chris
topherson.
Contralto solo. Come Jesus, Re-
deemcr."t BartlctD. Miss Geddes.
Bass solo, Just AS | Am" (Dsnks) =.
Mr. V, Christopherson.
Offortory, 'Pensec.' (Schubert) Miss
Blddle.
Postlude, Opus No. G." (Bach).
Miss Biddle
Vesper Service.
The Easter YesDer service will be
given at 1 O'Clock. FL Monte com
mandery attending Musical mum.
bers to be.
Prelude. Elevation .(Chaminadc) +,
Miss Riddle.
Soprano solo. Christ Is Risen"
(DreSslcr) Miss Mitchell
Mezzo soprano solo, The Resur.
rectlon." lShelley) Mrs. C. H, Stevens
Tenor solo. Consider the Lilies .
(ToplifD Mr. Saunders.
Duct. II Waited for the Lord"
(Mendelssohn) Miss Mitchell, Mrs.
Stevens
Soprano solo, Angels Message" :"
Ooud) Miss Corn.
Violin offertory. MY Heart at Thy
Sweet Voice" saint Saens) Miss
Hamll
Soprano solo. 'Hosannah." (Gra-
nier) Miss Bartlett
Quartette. "Cnristiau, Thy Morn
Breaks Sweetly Der Thee" (shellcy)
Miss Mitchell, Mrs Stevens. M.
Saunders. Mr.. Christopberson.
Soprano solo. Nazareth (Gounod)
Miss Belknap.
Postlude. "Marchc Eleste.- (Con-
Gomez Miss BIddle.
Evening Service.
The evening Easter Praise service
Of Easter song Will commence at
1880 o'clock Music 10 be:
Prelude, "ErInerung.' (GottschaIk).
Miss Biddle.
Soprano solo. Easter Song Cvan
der Meteer) Miss Slater.
Bass solo. Salvation (Armstroncl
Mr.. V. Christopherson.
Soprano solo. f'There 10 Green HIll
Far Away" (Gounod) bliss Bartlett.
Mezzo soprano solo. Tho Shining
Llght,"l .CAdams) Mrs. Stevens.
Contralto solo, "Nlghtless Land .
(PInsuu) Mrs. Lynch.
Soprano solo, Prayer iHnlcr)
Mrs, CulleY.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-26
sTANDARD TELEPHONES
RANDOM
REFERENC

Advertisers must nave thelr copy for
the Evening STANDARD the evening be-
fore the day on which the advertise
ment IS TO appear In order to insure
publication
Word has been received that Frank
lin McElfresh. superintendent OF
teacher training OF the Intcrnatione'
Sunday School association. VIII be IN
Ogden for April 10th. and plans ar
on foot TO arrange conference y
workers whilo he is here.
WANTED-Clcnn white rags at ths
Standard.
Call Alleo, pnones %, for carriages
for funerals and operas. Private Calls
Z speciality. Also prompt delivery oil
baggage. 412 25th-
Funeral Notiee-Funeral services
over the remains OF Dec, the seven
year-old daughter of Mr.. and MFs,
Klaus Dee, VIII be held Sunday at
2:f5 p. M At the First ward meeting
house. Bishop W. o. Ridges conduct
ing the services Remains will lie In
state al the home. 1884 jefferson. Sun
day between the hours of 10 a. IN
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FIRST BAPTIST.

On Grant Avenue Just north of tho
Federal building. Rev. n. D. Zim-
merman. pastor Services on Easter
Sunday, March 27tbr 1910, as follows.
Sunrise PRAYER at $50 lasting one
hour. Sunday school at ten o'clock
Classes for all, Capable teachers. bIorn-
ing worship at 1915 with Easter ser
mon by tho pastor. Subject. Christ
the Resurrection and the Life spo-
cial castor music in the morning.
Voluntary .----. .,-.'... Mediation
Miss Rena Downs. Pianist
Christ is Risen" .-..,... Stebbins
Choir
Quartetto .-.-..r'.s. Christ Arose
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Messrs. Bates and Murdock.
NILSSON Greeno and MorLhlnY-

Anthem s .--GT .
SHc Lives Today" j Wesley Hughes
Choir. --r-
:, ~ $50 the young people will meet
missionary topic. The meeting will
be in charge OF the missionary com
mittee. Evening worship AZ 1870 A
special evening OF Easter music. in
tersperscd with baptlsmal hymns,
evening music will be as follows
Voluntary
Angels Prayer" ....-.. Bovans
Miss Rcna Downs.
Solo and chorus. Mrs r. D. Zim-
norman and choir
Selections from Baptist Hymnal
Nos. SO. 522. 526.
On Thursday evening regular church
prayer meeting will be held Topic
TO be considered; What is the Busl-
ness of tho Church," Matthew
XVIII, 10, 20
To all of the services VIC invite
strangers and those having no church
home. Bring a friend.
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Holy Communion S;00a. IN. r1o7 J
Festival service and sermon at 11:00
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Church OF the Good Shepherd
(EplscopaD, northeast corner OF
.Twcnty-fourth street and Grant ave-
nuc. ..7 -.a.=-- 50 -s.5- o-r-T ld
Holy Communion ;00-a. m. '1o7 J
Festival service and sermon at 11:00
q. IN.
Program,
Por Hymn, Jesus Christ is Risen
Today
Introlt. Christ, oour Passover,
tCampbell)
Gloria Tibi. Graiss Dec, Credo.
(Tours) tI.r
Solo, shepherd King Miss Myrtle
Ballinger.
Sermon.
onertory, Hiatt Glorious Morn.''
(Gobel(. Miss Winane
Sursum Corda. Sanctus, Agnes Dol,
(Tours)
Gloria in Excelsis Dec. Old Chont.
Nunc DImittis.
Rec Hymn, The Strife is Der"
Evening.
Gloria. Magnificat. and Nnuc DLmlt-
tbs
Solo, Miss Anna Winans
Sermon, "The Power Of the Resur-
reotion'
Offertory, Anthem-"Christ the
Lord is Risen To-day" (Palmer)
Vesper Hymn.
ReceSsional
In addition 10 the regular choir un-
der the leadership of Mr. H, J. Ware.
the following will assist iu the music.
al portions Of the gervioe: Misses
Myrtle Ballinger. Anna Wina0s. Lu-
Gle Tavey. Messrs. H. c. Tavey,
Johnson. Lon f Lyman, Orson Grlf-
fin and B. l.. Wheeler
Miss Mary Young, organist
Rev VIM. w. Fleetwood, rector.
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Misses Inez Platfoot, Maude Hayes.
Florence Cooney, Bessie Burns.
Frances Smith. Marie Drabble. Rose
Blel, Daisy MagiDnis. Edna Healy.
Irene Streng. Maude Matthews. Mrs.
E. NJ. Conroy. Mrs NJ, Kennedy. Mrs
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-26
NOTICE OF REMOVAL

Frank r Watkins grocery has re
moved TO 215 Twenty-6fth street. just
east OF the old staud In the new brick;
building =
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-26

Lula Cahill. Mrs. W. O'Bnen; Messrs
S. Bauchman, r. Adams w. Bauch
man. w o'Brien, ]. Junk. Leo Clark
Chas Mcguire.
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CARD OF THANKS.

wish TO thank tho many frionds
who assisted during the recent i'll,
ness aud death OF my husband
MRS. L. c. FLANDERS.
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Another Mystery.

"Mosh shtr'ordnary thing. Hero
tish middle o the night an my ole
watch 'sh pointin' t'noon Life.
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and 1870 p. m. lnterment in Ogden
City cemetery.

Case Under Adviscment-After sew.
eral days OF taking testimony and
hearing arguments OF both sides in
the cose of the Hooper Irrigation
company against ]. l.. Atwood ct al,
the arguments of the attorneys were
yesterday concluded in the district
court and the case was taken under
advisement Il IS expected that the
|, verdict Will be fled,loday. i O. =
Church Notice-Gerpan Eyangeli-
cal St Paul's. At Swedish Lutheran
church on Twenty~third and Jeffer-
son avenue Easter morning service
will be held at IL o'clock Sabbath
school at o'clock every Sunday The
Sunday school Will give an Easter
program beginning at 1880 O'Clock p,
NJ. The quarterly meeting of tho
Franenverein VIII be held on Wedncs-
day, the 9th of April at 2.S0 o'clock
D. IN. p. Phi. Tester. pastor.
First Church Of Chret, Scientist
Holds services at II a. m, in the new
Masonic Temple, Washington avenue.
between Twenty-fifth aud Twenty
sixth streets. Subject: Reality
Sunday school at 9:i5 a. m. We'd
pesday evening testimonial meetings
'Sft licld at pm. The public IS cor
dsany invited to attend these services.
sr$6 reading rooms are open daily.
Ascept Sundays and holidays. from 2
,9l p. 10. in First National bnnk
5iiiling, rooms 5l1 and 512.
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CATHOLIC.


Order Of Easter services at st. 10.
sephs church
First Mass at 6 30 a. m.
Second Mass ut $50 n m.
Grand High Mass at 1890 a M, the
music Of which Is as follows:
Mass IN F.. ,,s.......- -Concone
ne hyrle sss.--..--s....s
Choir
nc Sloria .ss...r.sss....ss
Choir.
Qul lollls s.,..-..s...ss...
Miss Ircnc Tomasek.
Cum Sancto .,,.5..,s.ss
Miss Edna Healy.
Venl Creator r-............,J. Wiegand
Quartette.
l. Tomasek.
Mrs. Kennedy.
Mr. Junk
Mr.. S. Bauchman.
The Credo ............
Choir.
Et IncaDatus Est. t...........
Trio,
Miss Daisy Maginnis.
Mrs. NJ, Kennedy.
Mr.. ]. Junk.
Onertory .....s..ss..ss....
Ave Maria ...,....,...,... H. Millard
Miss Irene Streng.
The Sanctus .s.,t.........
Choir.
The Bencdictus --....,..
Miss Irene Streng and Choir
The ASnus Del i....,,..,.,...
Choir.
TIE Deum. .,..............H Millard
Choir.
Soloists:
l. Streng.
Mrs. Kennedy.
/. Tomasek.
Cbas. Mcguire.
Renediction .g.t.ss.........
o, Salutaris Raff
Mrs. NJ, Kennedy.
Tantum Ergo. ............A. Gull
Choir.
Regina Coeli. ,.....,..J, L. Battmann
Choir.
Violinist-Miss Genevieve Malone.
Organist-MlSs Lauretta Malone.
The newspaper., 1910-02-25
From the North Fork Times

From the North Fork Times
The Hotchkiss ladies who went to
Paonia Wednesday, are praising the
Pythian sisters for the pleasant en-
tertainment rendered them while I'm
that bustling little city.
Mrs. Ruth Hunt and baby, re-
turned to Lake City Wednesday after
a visit of three months with her par
ents at Midway. Her brother. Oscar
Holybee, accompanied them home.
Editor Blackwell returned Sunday
evening from a pleasant trip OF three
weeks among relatives and friends la
northeastern Kansas and north
western Missouri. Mrs. Black well
met him in:Salida Saturday and ac-
cOmpanied him home.
We are pleased to state that we
have employed as foreman ut the
Times office, l.. +. Ericsson, Of Den
yer. who comes to us well recom-
mended as a gentleman and a thor
ough andC. C.up-to-date printer. Mr..
Ericsson has been in the employ Of
the..Denver.-Post for some time as
compositortand some OF the big ads
in that paper were set up by Kim.
Mr.. o. H. Ellison, OF Grand juno
tion ,IGeneral:Manager Of the West
ern Slope for the Gibson Lumber and
MercantileSCo., called at the Times
office and made arrangements for
some effective advertising to which
we call our readers attention. Mr..
Berger who is 10 be in charge here
was with the Independent Lumber
Co. at PaUnia a few years ago and
has many friends in that neighbour
hood.
The newspaper., 1910-02-25
From the Surface Creek Champion

From the Surface Greek Champion
r. w. Curtis reports the sale OF the
w. n. Martin 40 acres 3h miles north
Of Cedaredge, to E. F. Boles, OF Grip
pie Creek for $4,000. The place has
eight acres of bearing orchard.
The building vacated by Mr. At
Crimson will be occupied by attorney
o. C. Rowbotham and the Stewart
Realty Co. who are opening up In
business at Cedaredge. Phil Step
hens will also have a room there for
his engineering and surveying office.
At their regular meeting Monday
evening the Cedaredge Rebekahs
gave a Valentine entertainment and
supper to its members. After the
regular work the members sat down
to a nicely prepared supper to which
all did full justice. The table was
appropriately decorated with hearts
After supper games were played until
a late hour. The evening was pro-
nounced a very enjoyable one.
Having outgrown his old quarters
in the space OF but few months,
Virgil Atchison, the furniture man, is
moving into the hall building which
was vacated by the Cedaredge Hard
ware company. Mr.. Atchison has
been adding to his stock until he has
d very fine line offurniture, but in his
cramped quarters he was unable to
make a good display, the change
will give him ample room.
The Cedaredge Hardware Co.
moved into it's new building. which
is the finest mercantile building in
town. This structure is two stories
OF concrete with Delta pressed brick
front. The entire buildingis used by
the firm, the upper story being used
as n carriage repository and ware
room. The lower room has been
nicely equipped with shelves and u
large cabinet for small shelf articles
carried by this excellent firm.
The contract for carrying the mail
from Delta to Cedaredce and back
has been let by the government to
Sam Lovett, notice OF which was re-
ceived Monday. The change in route
does not take place until July l. ut
which time Mr.. Lovett will put on his
big new automobile and carry the
mail and passengers in an up-to-date
manner. Mr.. Lovett says he will
operate the route in first-class
manner as he is well acquainted
with this class Of work and has the
equipments.
The newspaper., 1910-02-25
Dynamite

Commit this Psalm to memory
Then If you believe it and actu-
ally desire to assist Ia spreading
the truth which will make The
Kingdoms of this world the King
dom OF our Lord and his Christ.
send One dollar to The Christian
Socialist. 1923 Drexel Ave. Chi
cago. for 100 copies of their spec
ial editions and distribute them.
The newspaper., 1910-02-25
Bids Wanted

The Paonis Coal Company want
bids TO operate their nine, on
contract. Contractor TO furnish
all labor and supplies and collec,
tor coal sold. under direction OF
Board. Bids must be in hands OF
the secretary on or before noon
Saturday. March 3. 1910. The
Board reserves the right to rejeci
any and all bids.
A. l. BiNFoKD. Sec.
The newspaper., 1910-02-25

john at Winter Quarters, Utah, by
his horse falling upon him. His leg
was badly bruised and he will be
confined to his home for some time.
Last year there was printed book
giving the experiences OF the Pioneer
settlers OF Colorado and by those
who have had the opportunity OF
reading the book, it is said that 1t Is
one Of the best in its line. The book
gives the history OF many OF the
Indian fights by eye witnesses. The
men who had the book published are
well known here and the books are
ON sale at the Fair store. w. ). Co.
burn, A X. Shaw and John Patter-
son are the publishers. 1t is a book
that is worth a place I'm the best OF
libraries. One OF them was recently
donated to the Hotchkiss Public H.
brary and is being worked to the
best advantage.
The newspaper., 1910-02-25
Churches

Churches
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH-Sunday
1000 a. m. Morning Worship 11:OO n. m.
Christian Endeavor 6:3O p. m. Evening ser
vice 7:3O p. m. Prayer meeting "wednesday
7:3O p. m. Teachers training class 80 p.
m. Thursday ut the parsonage. Junior
Choir at the parsonage Friday I:3O p: m.
Senior Choir at the parsonage Saturday 7:3O
d m q. 4. WooD, Pastor.
NJ. E. CHURCH-Preaching on Sunday at
11:OO a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Class meeting at
cloee of morning service. Sunday school at
9:45 a. IN. Junior League Mt 800 p. m. Ep-
worth League Mt 6:30 p. m. Prayer meet
ing Wednesday at T:3O p. m. Chorus prac.
tice Friday at 1:3O A cordial invitation ana
hearty welcome to all
CHRISTIAN CHURCH-Every Lords Day
Sunday school 1000 a. m. Preaching ser
vices IL 100 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. q. +. Prayer
Meeting 6:3O .. m. Mid week Prayer meet
ing every Wednesday 1:30 p. m.
&. g. STOUT. Pastor.