Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-12
LOCAL BRIEFS.

be held Feb. 25 in Labor hall in aid
of the striking chocolate dippers by
tho various trades unions of the city.
from the public utilities and mining
companies will be presented Monday.
before tho state board OF equalization.
Recital for w. II. Crane-A special
organ recital WAS given Friday after
noon, in the tabernacle for William H.
Crane and members OF his company.
Veterans to Attend Funeral-Tha
veterans of the j. B. Mexican post, G.
A r. Will attend the funeral Sun
day of their late post commander.
Jacob H. Wolcott-
Rev. Crayens breaches Tonight
Rev. r. NJ Cravens of the Liberty
Park Methodist church is to preach
this evening. in Volunteers hall on
Commercial s--eet
Labor Meeting Tomorrow-The
Union Structural iron workers will
discuss Sunday afternoon the diff
forences between them and the con-
tractors.
Churches Will Celcbratc-The First
and Second Christian Science churches
will unite this evening, in the First
church edihce. In celebration of
Lincoln's birthday, where Judge zane
is to make an address.
Typos Have n Slate-The Salt Lake
Typographical union has decided to
take an active hand in the coming
international election, and In favor OF
William NJ Reilly OF Dallas. Tex, as
president in place OF an eleventh re-
election OF James NJ. Lynch the pres
ent executive.
Rust on Deck Agnin-George Rust,
of 1122 First avenue, local manager
of the R. G Dun company CONNER
cial agency, is able to be out again
after having been confined at tho
hospital where he underwent dell
cate operation for the removal of
gland growth OF the neck.
Lecture by Squire Coop-Prof.
Coop of the state university lectur-
ed Friday afternoon. before the stu
dents on ia Gloconda" which the
Lambardi opera company is to pre-
sent here on its opening night Prof.
Coop Will lecture also on the other
operas to be given by the company.
Lien Stops Work-Work on the new
six story concrete warehouse for the
]. Y. l.. Furniture company was
of a lien filed on the building by
sub-contractor A. A. Clark, who
claims the general contractor c. West
IS delinquent in his payments.
viii Address Parents-Judge Alex
andcr McMaster Will address the
parents class OF the Thirty-first ward
Sunday school tomorrow morning on
the work of the Juvenile court The
class which averages about 60 in at
tendance will undoubtedly be
augmented for the occasion.
Women VIII Bring Baslscts-There
IS to be a grand basket ball in tho
Seventh wardhall on Wednesday night.
Feb. 16, to which a general invita-
ton Is extended. 1t is for the benefit
of the Sunday school. The women are
requested not to forget the baskets.
which are a most important adjunct
to the event.
To Oppose Realty NIcn-At Friday
evenings Federation of Labor meeting,
H K Harvey, w, Russell and L.
to work with the building trades
council to publish advertisements
counter to those of the Real Estate
association advising workmen to come
here from various parts of the coun-
try.
Rev. a. j. Ryan is not Dcad-The
report telegraPhed to this city Thurs
day afternoon from San Francisco an
nouncing the death there OF Rev. A.
]. Ryan of St Mary's parish. proved
10 have been an error, for the rever-
end gentleman Is said now to
be alive and convalescent from his
long illness and about to leave the
coast for Salt Lake.
Implement Houses CIose-Manager
Odell of the Consolidated Wagon and
Machine Co. draws attention TO the
fact that the implement and vehicle
houses of the city will close today.
Lincoln's birthday, the same as banks
and public offices. The general mer-
camille houses Will do business as
usual but will oberve the holiday on
Washington's birthday. the 22nd.
John I. Burns Coming-Secretary
John T. Burns of the National Dry
Farming congress Will arrive In this
city from Spokane next week to nd-
dress Utah irrigation men on '"The
World Growth of Dry Farming" He
will also address the Horticultural
society and the Dairy Mems associa-
ton. From this city. Mr.. Burns goes
TO Nephi to inspect the state expert
ment station.
Flax Growers to IncOrporatc-A
new company to be know as the Flax
Growing g. Milling company is being
organized In this city. Those who Will
constitute the board OF directors are:
F.. e. Vickery. ]. H. Riley. S. G.. Betty,
W. D. Bowerings John Springer and
u. Effens. The object in view is to
encourage the growth of naxseed
throughout the state and many farm
crs have signified their willingness to
plant large quantities of 1t.
He Knew Lincoln-Judge Zane paid
strong tribute to the memory of
Abraham Lincoln at Friday evenings
meeting of the Sons and Daughters of
Veterans In Odd Fellows hall The
Judge was a personal friend OF the
great president. and for As minutes
held his audience as he rcrnted stirring
incidents in the great mans career
The speaker also paid tribute to the
late Gen Connor. and there WAS
musical program which was much en-
Joyed.
indian War Vets. EIcct-The Indian
war veterans chose the following Of
ficers Friday evening for the ensuing
year. OrHon Arnold, commander;
James Hagu. vice commander; J.
Chamberlain. commissary general
The following state representatives
were also elected: W. w Cluff
Thomas F. Jeremy and ] r. Jones
March 25 woE decided on as the date
for the annual reunion, for which the
following committee of arrangements
was chosen: John Smell. J Bean, and
George Riser,
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