Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-21
LOCAL BRIEFS.

VIII Conduct uHtiat.on-Eduard
McGurrin LrH gone to Twin Fails
IDA, CO. conduct the iutauon of lo
candidates ato tlc order uf Che
knights of Columbus.
Addrcs. on Reform school-Joscth
burdetto VIII address the saints 0t
the sixteenth ward at $3.50 sunday
evening on The evils that lead up to
The reform school tui WIN also give
m outline OF The work 30 tho state
Institution in the past and the methods
now boz vogue.
Eighteenth Ward sunday school
The bishupric Of tho Eighteenth ward
announce that sunday school win be-
held tomorrow in Whitney hau owing
% the repalrs going on iu tine chapel
There VIII hc po services held in the
evening. however and no choir
practise
Utah Ann Honorcd-A telegram rec
ceived in this city Friday evening from
New Orleans stated that Arthur Pare
sons, president of the Utah AssoCia-
ton OF Credit Men. had been chosen
a director in the national association
hy the convention now in session az
the Crescent city
To Inspect Eytcnsion-An iuspec-
ton party consisting of utah Light a.
Railway officials will leave on special
n.
from the corner nf First South and
Main streets to inspect the street rail-
way extension FROM Murray center 10
Lovendahls Corners. 2 p miles south.
Hotel Grcctcrs-The salt Lake city
Hotel Grccters' association viii be orr
ganized tonight at the Linden hotel
Officers viii be chosen, and delegates
selected 90 attend the National Hotel
Creators association 10 be held ut
IlggNnT in Va "a anil
gram viii be carried out
Lecture on Slgnal--At Friday ove-
ning's meeting Of the Utah Society OF
Engineers. signal Engineer T. W
Newcomc Of the Short Line gave an
Interesting lecture on railroad block
signals. Illustrated with lantern and
slides. The constitution was amended
increasing the initiation fee 90 So.
Funeral of Miss FrankIin-The fun
cral Of Miss Edna l.. Franklin. daugh-
ter or Master Mechanic f. r. Frank
lin OF the Utah Light a. Railway
company, was held this morning. from
Evans chapel on state street with
intermsut at Mt Olivct Miss Franklin
died Thursday OF consumption. in her
iss year she was "a stenographcr by
profession.
THIRD Ward Choir az Hospiial-The
Third ward choir under the direction
Of Lon j. Huddock viii furnish the
musical program at the Groves l.. d.
$. hospital tomorrow afternoon al
2 O'Clock They viii be assisted by the
following soloists and instrumentalists:
Miss Romania HYDE. Mrs. John Resell.
pupil G.. "A. Schuster, Mrs. Eva Musser
James and her son IFNar, Mr. Melvin
Peterson. Miss Dot Mcmillan. and Mrs
Pearl G.. smith.
Burglar Hunt In Evening Dress
Following an alarm raised hy j. g
Kiln. chauffeur for Frank Knox
that burglars We're breaking into the
residence of a. j. McAIiIen, 1876 south
Twelfth East street. number Of So
ciety men In evening dress who were
attending a function in the vicinity
swooped down with the hope OF maxi |
ing capture The police were notified |
but before the crowd arrived the |
providers had flown.
Funds for Labor Tcmple-Over |
5000 shares OF the 90 600 covering /
the proposed salt Lake labor temple /
building fund have been subscribed. /
declared Chairman r. r. Currie OF /
the association. I'M his report given |
at the business meeting Friday eve
ming. a special committee has been
appointed 10 canvass the various in-
terested organizations next week. with
fair prospect OF raising SUFFICIENT
funds 10 start work on the proposed
new labor temple directly
Order of AIoosc-The ROYAL order
Of the Moose. Salt Lake lodge No 2b0.
had Us initial meeting al Odeon hail
Friday evening. at which there were
several hundred applications for
membership Until the regular cleo
ton 10 be held I'm November the fol-
lowing temporary Officers were chosen
10 act Dictator, Fred Kohleubers:
vice dictator Mr. Topper. j. A. Sau-
ley. prelate. a. S. Fowler post dicts-
tor. sam WEIGH. secretary: a. r. Me-
MILAN. scrgoant-nt-arms This order is
very popular in the west Denver is
said 10 have "a membership OF $500;
Pueblo, 100.
Trip 20 New McNico-Elders Joseph
r. Smith Jr.. and Rulon S Wells have
just returned from trip 60 Fruit
land. New Mexico. They had "a long
roundabout railroad trip and short I
wagon trip. The occasion was the
conference of the san Juan stake held
at that point. which IS in tho north
western corner OF New Mexico. pco-
pie attended who came in wagons. a
distance of over 200 miles. Mr. Wells
states that there ls much interest
taken In land deals and values at
present owing to the extension OF tho
Southern Pacific which is aiming to
tap the rich coal fields ia that dis
trict
To Dedicate Infnnts-Speclal -cr-
vices viii be held az the salvation
Army citadel 139 east Second South.
Saturday night and sunday. the oc-
casion being tho visit here OF promi-
nent officers Colonel W. 4. Jenkins,
provincial officer for the intermoun-
tain province, and Major Frank Waite.
secretary of the young people lu add
dition to oflcl. ing re the nuptials of
Captain Albert Chesmau or ogden
and Captain Julia Williams of MONT
rose. COL. Monday night they win
conduct dedication ~ infants 40
$50 sunday afternoon and reception
OF recruits that evening. according Co
Ensign Pitt. who is ln charge of the
Zlons Savings Ban g Trust Co.
Transacts a general trust business and
pays per cent interest on saving
deposits. Joseph T. Smith. president,
Anthem II. Lund vice president o O.
Beebe. cashier.