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The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1910-04-29


The Issue has already called attention the election
frauds of Danvle The following resolutions adopted by
the best citizens Of Danvle shed little light the
situation.
At an afternoon meeting in the Sunday tabernacle April
49, 1910 the following of resolutions condemning the
Outrage" against the dry workers at Brookville cleo
ton day were offered by Lndey and unanimously
adopted:
Whereas believed (and subsequent acts sustained
the predcton) that effort would be made election
day April s. by the liquor interests to hold unfair cleo
ton at the Grape Creek precinct; and,
'Whereas a number of good citizens at meeting held
in this tabernacle week ago, volunteered behalf Of
the good citizenship Of this county, to to said precinct
aid preserving the purity of the ballot and nsurng
a fair count; and,
'Whereas, said volunteers by company Of ruff
fans and thugs assaulted and driven from the polls and
the lawful chaengers forcby and lawfuly elected from
the polling place. where they had full legal right to be-
therefore,
We the awabding citizenship Of Danvle represented
by 5000 in convention the Sunday tabernacle do
hereby said proceedings of the mob the act of
anarchy and assault the very foundations of
government and call upon the states attorney and the
grand jury Of this county, it's next session. to make
full and complete investigation Of this outrage in order that
every guilty may be brought to justice and the dignity
of the law upheld; and be it further
Resolved That heartily commend the bravery 10y
atty patriotism Of Judge Murray Clark and Others who
volunteers the risk Of their lives represented in
effort honest vote and fair count at the Grape
Creek precinct.''
Immediately following the adoption of the resolution Of
Mr. Lndley former Senator W. NJ Acton back in the
audience and made the statement that had been suggested
the nucleus of law and order league be formed at this
meeting and the audience giving vent to its approval Mr.
Acton suggested O. NJ Jones for president and Robert Book
walter for secretary and this being put into the form of
motion carried by tremendous vote everybody seeming
to yell Faye"
Mr.. Acton said that leagues would be formed in every
township in the county, with the object hereafter that the
laws be enforced persons violating them be brought to
justice.
R~@A1a01opSs Tae~AaNs
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1910-04-29

A correspondent resident Of Rockford, comments on
the Issues idea of the vote in that city, in the and
dry proposition. He says:
81 am amazed that the most important item
entirely omitted, viz, colonizing. place the
Der at 1000 men,
''Thirteen weeks, at $500 week for board, made
legal voter Of any resident of Illinois, A thou
sand men coonzed will cost sos 900. [ clerk
at voting precinct and know that of these
voted there
II am trying to stir up the city to ferret this
out by the poll lists ETC., but yet have not
ceeded in getting things going.
Even if it could not affect the present election
it would be good foundation for the future
That the colonization fraud worked to the limit in
Rockford is talk in that city The majority
ing voted wet but the statement that the ority has
gone back home now is not considered wholly joke by
those who know conditions in Rockford. We sincerely
trust correspondent will be able start nvestiga
ton that will result in revealing the facts the case
that the voters will know positively how much this fraud
contributed to the defeat of local option Such revelation
will have wholesome influence future elections.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-26
SOCCER FOOTBALL At
BRIGHAM YOUNG COLLEGE

Logan, sept 24--Thc indications
are that soccer football win become
very popular here The p s. college
has taken it up tn place Of rugby. and
Coach Joseph Jensen says Dee BE- quite
sure that public Interest in the sport
viii be great tie has had his candi-
dates for places ou tho class teams
cut for the last few evenings and viii,
tho commencement of school next
week viii organize the different teams
that viii play Of series of games .n
order 10 give the coach line on the
ability of his men so that hc can
form his nrst team our OF tho best
material available. About halt "A
hundred mon report each night ana
Hll of them arp anxious iu make tho
first team. Coach Jensen has been
fortunate Iu securing the assistance Of
one or TWO old players from England,
and thoN VIII help him Co round his
team into shape. Tho Interest that
the public take in the game ifs evidence
cd 10y me visitors at practice time, a
lot Of people being present each eve
ming. Coach 1eusou Is also rounding
up his basketball men ana the ouf-
look Be- that tho college viii hc repre-
6'Nl'u lU lNe NlEO eNn0Nl league nN
good team. An Of the old players
save one have announced that thcH
viii be in school within the next week.
Two Of them Peterson and Watklus
are very good men
coach Teotzel OF tho ARgies IS work
Ing his men hard these days, and he
says that already the men on the first
team are hard and almost ~ for q
game He intended % give the nrst
scrimmage practise this evening but
the fact that some of the second team
men are 9 little soft as yet. caused
him 10 postpone the game for few
days. Nelson and Mortensen. his two
biz limo men have not reported as vet.
hut they arc expected In daily. on
paper. tho Asgies have one OF the best
teams that has ever represented the
college and tho local fans expect
great deal NJ them
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GENER NOTES.

Mrs Margaret Durham. who has
been seriously IN during the week with
an attack Of appendicitis. is improy-
ms.
VIM Lowry. son of VIM r. Lowry OF
Manti who was operated on AZ the con-
tral Utah hospital. this week for an
acute attack Of appendicitis. IS improv-
ing
Mr. and Mrs. John WilCoN Of Moab
arc IN Mount Pleasant. the latter re-
CcivinE medical treatment
Mrs. Axel Anderson, OF Oskcroek,
died sunday morning of blood poison
ing Funeral services We're held Tues
day from the home Of Ottcson.
=. y Peterson Of Moroul underwent
an operation and returned home feeling
much improved
FairvieW bee men arc shipping a car
load Of honey. Walt Cox produced the
bulk OF the car. SIX cents rpr pound is
tho price 10 be paid.
During the mast week Daniel RaSmus-
sen OF Mt Pleasant. shipped a carload
of timothy 10 r0rthern markets. Three
more cars viii leave soon. BE- Inc
shipped by local people.
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PROVO NEWS NOTES.

l. Egeertsen Clud. who has resided
In salt Lake FOR several Years and
boon law student 81 'ho 1'taN "~'"~--
stv. has gone TO Chicago, where he
will continue his law studies
The shern's office has heen notified
that some one entered the residence or
Mr.. Cannon at Napoleon Saturds y
night and stole t35 suit Of clothes and
other wearing apparel.
Manager James Dow of tho knight
wooden mills mas gone 10 Chicago on
q business trip While there he will
meet his family who sre on their way
from Maine 10 Utah.
col G. +. Loose and daughter, Miss
Fay left SATURDAY. for New York.
where Miss Loose will remain year
to study music
Tho remains ~ the unknown man
Killed M Cotton have been buried
without Identification
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PARIS, IDAHO.
PARIS is HAPPY
OVER COMING ROAD

Especial CORE spondence
Paris. idaho, sept. p The people ~
this section are rejoicing over the pros
poets for railroad across tho valley
to this city The contract for grading
for 10 mile. brapch has Just been
awarded TO the ogden Construction
company Local committees have been
m work on this matter for some time.
and the citizens have furnished the
right Of way free The advent of a
railway has been awaited patiently in
Paris for many years and there is
great rejoicing here over the prospects
for the early com pletion Of the branch.
II Is fully expected that the road will
be completed south 1S miles 20 Fish
Haven I'm the spring. and a great resort
established there on the beautiful shores
Of Bear Lake
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CARDSTON, CANADA.
rABERNACLE CONTRACT.

Especial iorres pondencc1
Cardston. Canada. sept. Rowing 70
some dinerenccs between the commit
tee and the contra cfors. work on the
now stake tabernacle has been al a
standstiil for some time New plans
have now been adopted and new con-
tract let, SO that the work viii begin
anew
As soon as the plans for the Plncher.
Cardston ana Montana railway have
been approved hv the government, con
struciion work VIII commence. and be
fore the end ~ 1910 IL is promised the
road will be completed 10 the Kootonay
river
The home Of Bishop Thomas s. Greg
son Of Kimhall was totally destroyed
by Are on saturday last.
One ~ the very best exhibits ever
prepared by this district IL now being
packed ready FOR shipment 10 Spokane
for the dry farm congress.
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MANY STUDENTS ATTEND
COLLEGE ELSEWHERE

Mt Pleasant Sept "a The f5lloNing
named students from NIrrui are at.
tending schools away from home. Lu-
clle Draper, Roumania Anderson, Mclba
liackham. Caroline I8lr.tzyu. Tpssle
Faux, Nathan Faux otto Chiisten
sem and Johu Loufitz.u 40 tn SNOW
academy. Ephraiin, Manning Joil,y
Mouctd Jolloy Is Y. t.uf Provo. Ran
dan Christensen, ana Jaw.s Larsen at
tne A. g. Logan. Rodney Anderson
and Grover Bradley. Oh. b. D. s. a..
salt Lake CITY; sadie Bradley is az Salt
Lake taking a special course iu dress
making. sadie Blacknbu is AT th.
Lahi high school
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from the injuries received bv horse
falling on him. during tho first part ~
the present week HIS mother-in-law
Mrs Alma Zabriskie was buried Thurs
day while making preparations for
her hurial he hnd gone 10 Tho ranch 20
get horse. while returning the horse
fen and threw Mr. jews The animal
In houndering about struck him In tho
breast with lts feet. breaking three
ribs. one Of them piercing tho
lungs lie laid for short Time hut
succeeded IN crawling some distance
and was found by kind hands ana an
was done that could he done. hut 10 no
purpos" lie died Frlda. morning al g
% m He leaves wife and hye chill
GrcU
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MONROE.
NEW BANK OPENS.
lsneclaI Corresnondence. }

Monroe, Sept 2f-Wth the hllns ~
the articles of Incorporation. last week
Of tho Monroe State bank. the people
OF this community have at last realised
the fulhllment Of a long-felt want The
bank has been organized by a number
Of local people together with some
capitalists of Salt Lake city, ana g.
now In position to do a general bank
Ing business. Those interested think
there is good field In Monroe and
surrounding districts to support q
bank. The officers Of tho new bank are
Joseph ". Lowe, president; John c.
cutler Vice president ana Heber Swim
die, cashier
ON Thursday last George Blaiu ~
North Monroe had par-i"tic stroke
while sitting NJ the dinner table In his
usual health; he Is stu In serious
condition.
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MAYFIELD.
MAYFIELD INSTRUCTORS.

Especial correspondence
Mayheld, Sept. 22.-The district
school opened Monday morning, sent
- WIN good enrolment Ernest
Jacobsen Of Moronl II principal. Miss
Mary Rywater ~ RichfeId. Miss Inc,
andersen Of Monroe and Miss Pearl
Whitlock of Mayneld. teachers
son was born sept. n to Mrs. L.
- Larsen
AZ the Relief society conference Of
ne Holtn Sanpete stake. held AZ May
neld. sept 10. the RELIEF soc,etv az
MnNheld was recognized. Mrs. l.. n
larsen who has been president for
several years. resigned Mrs. Larsen
ana her counselors. Mrs. f. V Rund
erson and Mrs -. J christensen have
bern faithful workers in the society
airs. Margaret Christensen was chosen
as president and Mrs. Anne Willard
sen and Mrs. Christina Chrlstiansen
counselors
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ATTENDANCE STILL HEAVY.
FOUR STATE FAIR

oeden sept 2S Attendance AT tho
~. STATE fair continues to surpass
WAY M amy previous year and the ex-
,usnl exhibits ana attractions con-
.1u. i' h' the center Of large crowds
~ Hkntsf rs. The Great Western
80, tl ""mpany has arrived and the
s.''o midway lis now the Mecca"
IN. ,..'"s'n ds N pleasure seekers. The
60 ani pet department Is Of ex-
optional morit ana prizewinners from
.l parts of the country arc on exbtl,t-
r he sheep show continues to
t,s ana am viii soon be ready for the
49, '' award prizes Following the
~ 'NnIh ton, most 81 the great
VIII a' sold AZ public auction.
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TTNIRAL SERVICE

Logan. sept "a The largest and
most impressive funeral over hold in
the seventh ward Of this City was that
NJ Mrs. " T. Crockett. held yesterday
afternoon. n was attended by thronR
Of people that filed the new chapel
10 overlooking, and there was mani
Tested spirit Of sympathy and love
that was remarkable. The speakers NJ
the services were. Patriarch g. J Lar
sen, Professor John r Caino. Jr..
Attorney Fred ". Crockett. n Facer
Of the Malad stake. Mavor John n
Anderson. President Isaac Smith and
Bishop l. A. Merrill
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briggs, IDAHO.
SAW MILLS WILL CUT
OUT DAMAGED TIMBER

briggs Ida. sept. 16.--Last SUNDAY
the Young Mems and Ladies' assOcia -
tons met here IN conference Thomas
Hui and Mrs Teasdale were In attend
ance and gave valuable instructions
Frontier day" win be In fun swing
at Jackson's Hole the 2lst and 22nd
The lest news that has reached the
valley OF late is the information that
actual work has begun at Ashton TO-
the construction OF the branch line into
this valley.
All the movable saw mills in this
country will he moved to Darby canyon
To cut the burnt timber rs IL will h.
cracked by standing The government
is taking this method to save the lum
Der.
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Tor, I'm the Fifth ward Westinghouse
Saturday, many coming from salt
Lake city TO attend the services. Bish-
op Albert Manwaring presided
The opening prayer was offered by
President Lafayette Holhrook. The
speakers were President John Henry
Smith, Bishop Frank $ Tingey Of salt
Lake. Mrs. Sarah Jane cuff and
Bishop Albert Manwaring The bene-
diction was offered by Patriarch John
smith
Beautiful vocal selections were Of
fered by the ward choir and the Schu-
bert quartet.
Many floral offerings evidenced the
love and sympathy Of relatives and
friends
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APPLES FOR LUCKY ONES.
Three hundred Boxes 10 he Glycu
AWn, az state Fair.

Three hundred boxes or prize apples
win ho given tp 200 lucky visitors ~
the siat" flir This year. each of 100
fortunate Ticket holders 10 receive a
box ON the first day and the other 200
i1 Do awarded the remainder az two
other DAYS later Every box VIII be
me hnest mat the market could fur
ni-N. and everyone that buys q ticket
~ zee me ioir on the days designated
VIII NtNr Dulur" ou boz
SAT- Lake day. which is 90 be the
second day Of the fair. Tuesday. oct &
promises Co De- "a notable occasion az
practically all nf tho retail stores IN the
Guy VIII close and several wholesale es-
t'nl'~hmHnis have agreed 20 follow the
Same rule
ln addition 10 the regular premiums
'Utr'd iu tho Wpmen's department AZ
the state fair this year. the following
special premiums have been offered by
number oi merchants of salt Lake
For the best display OF fne hand sew
lng, 81. best display French ombroi-
derry, dressing case. offered hN Willis
Horne Drug company. best display lin
ru or cotton embroidery. 81. best dis
play s0ft cushions. chair offered by
the Coop. Furniture company. best
general display fancy work Morris
chair. offered bv ~ Dinwoodey Furni-
tune company. best ladies' tailormade
suit by amateur, silver cup. offered by
Parks JoWDIrN company. best home
made carpet one ton King coal Of
Tered hE Western Fuel company neat
est mad, ohiid's dress. boys suit, Of
fred hy j. p. Gardner; best knitted
cotton hndsurrdd. one ton King coal.
offered bN Western Fuel company. best
article hN blind person. cash, 81
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-26
OGDEN BRIEFS.

Pam, s ANN Faulkner. wife Of W. q.
r,,n, sne' died Saturday evening 81
i,s s'3n poisoning The funeral serv-
ZOO c, %. hold az the family residence.
''o' avenue. Tuesday ~ . y. m.
ra.t.H transient individuals were ar
on ~, detective Fender SATURDAY..
tons "' 60 ~ soliciting subscrip-
10Y % fake magazine.
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OLD INDIAN FIGHTER HERE.

William Gibson ot Vcrnal. one Of the
old indian war lighters. was in Salt
Lake Saturday, having come IN with
his SON in-law. Or David q. Eccles.
who VIII make Salt Lake his residence
hereafter. MT Gibson came 10 Utah in
1860. and experienced many exciting
times from then on into the seventies.
lie helped build tho forts at peoa and
kam1s. whore the settlers fed for ref
use from the saVages. In trailing the
Indians through what Is now the TIN
tah reservation. Mr. Gibson nearly sue
cumhed 90 priyations
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ATTEMPTED KIDNAPPING
AT UNION DEPOT

Ogden Sept 26-The Union dApot
was the scene of an attempted Kid
rapna episode on Saturday a strang-
~ and his wife accompanied by a
small blue owed, 4-Ncar- old hoy. left an
easthou1d train ~ this point. and while
waiting Tor another train. a quarrel
started which resulted I'm the HUSBAND
picking up the child and making m
down the Yards IN tho direction NJ the
Nadu't The wo,dan went in hot pur-
SUIT. screaming al the top of her voice
70 bring hack her child At this
lolnt the swtchmen stopped the fee
ING husband and soon the couple be-
came reruncied
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INTEREST GROWING
IN OIL FIELDS

Special Correspondence
Nj Pleasant Sept. 20 THE prospect Is
good for considerable OIL development
here In the near future The Utah oil
and Gas company IL pushing operations.
T.. ~ McCraley. An experienced OH man,
being iu charge. Bert r. Hansen Is
president OF the company. and Thomas
west secretary. A flow OF gas IL issuing
from their we'll which indicates kero-
sene, say the experts
The high school Is making fine prog
ress with an enrolment az 54 pupils 4
band and orchestra have been organized
with ] NJ BOvden as conductor. The
board he assisting this movement finan-
Tally. The faculty comprises p NJ
Nielsen, J A Armstrong. George Chris
Jensen. Georgia johnson. James W An
derson. Daniel Rasmussen and Tessa Lar
zen
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T0OELE.
M. |. CONF ERE NOE.

TNTTTTWT 7 TTTT" TT7TTfTTT 7
Tooele sept 22-The conioirt NJ A.
stake conference was held M this CITY
last sunday Officers meetings were held
~ I'D "a m. ana pm, and a general meet
SAT- Lake were Frank Y TAYLOR for tho
Young Aen. and Miss Laura Bennion for
inc YOUNG Ladies. The general meeting
itors ' |
The Democrats viii hold their county
hominatlng convention I'm this CITY oct s.
ne funeral service for Archie II
Shields was held In tho ward meeting
house Wednesday Afternoon. Mr. shields
died n ophr last Monday OF typhoid
ago ~
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SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL

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tne y'lS" mem OF tileii ua i'.I Nl'a'
~ ~
"'"' ~ ''N0 P'''' '" '"' "''' '''''
Mrs jeanette r. ByWat'r announce
me. tng1Ecment OF her daughter Edna
place carly IN October
Tho hop given Friday night $50 the
post IN honor of Gen. Earl ~ Thom4s
YEA. delightful 5uair "a took place Ht
the post han which had boon trun--
formed INTO bower with autumn
l.'N's. Nhio iho national mage dtar'l
lne WHd"N- ana music stand. Wh'rc
lh' ''Elmgni'l band "a' stationed. amt
..,.,'' a. ''gNsI'uno inl ne ir,'iN .,E
''''' ..'., a.S" "''sn, WIN 9ul1I'',
,.,, 49,, .,,i ~ CIV a. VI, ~, ,3,,.,
,..,.,,, 80. -" ..,.,.',
49, tt. ,..,,,..,,t.,. ~, a., .
Included "a number of raopIo mon, me
citv Receiving with General Tn,pis.
ver Major ana Mrs W n Nsy Clrt
and Mrs n. H uerker. can't and Mis-
sampson Tho arrangement of the
evening were n the hands of the hop
committee. capt g.. o. Bridges Leuta
r. +. Scllmau and &. l. Sampson
Mise Anita Eardl'y entertained frl-
day evening at dinner I'm honor of Miss
Martha Perry September brinD. Che
table being decorated In pink and
White usters and rcd hearts being used
throughout the rooms. Covers wore laid
Tor "a dozen, and features of the affair
were l'"~t' 10 the bride given hN tine
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PROVO.

The News IL delivered by carrier
every night SUNDAY excepted ct 70
cents per month All payments and
complaints regarding delivery should
be made to David Johnson. agent
for Daily, Saturday and Seml-Weeli-
~ News. Ind Phone N3-A orders
taken for Church works Residence si7
South First West street.
Carrier east side of Academy Ave
Ind 3l2-I u
Carrier west side OF Academy Ave.
Ind lCs-A.
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LOGAN NOTES.

Della Mcbride, Hyrum girl who
mlsbehaved herself has been COM
mitted 10 the state Industrial school
az ogden.
chris christensen. who was placed In
jail after having pleaded guilty 10
charge Of lewd conduct, has been re-
leased, n friend having canvassed tho
city with q subscription list and oh
tanned the necessary $50 TO secure his
release Under the terms NJ the SEM
tence, however he is compelled 10
leave town at once
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merce commission heard testimony
Saturday IN the case Of tho oregon
Lumber company against the oregon
Short Line Tor 1883, alleged 10 havs
been overpaid On freight charges. Mr.
Gerry went on 10 san francisco. but
announced that he would soon return
a decision.
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EVANSTON, WYO.
UNK N0WN TRAVELLER
SHOT AT EVANSTON
Especial Correspondence D

Evanston SEPT % This morning an
unknown man about IS wears Old was
found I'm a car containing automobiles
I'm the wards here, shot IN tho right arm
and through the right side ~ his face
He rs still alive He was stealing a
ride and met with someone who tried
10 rob him. as he carried small valise
containing some razors and spectacl
The train that he was ir was west
bound
The officers held several men. in
Guiding the L. p Waterman. for identi-
nCation
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ALTON. WYOMING.
MODEL CREAMERY
BUILT IN STAR VALLEY

Alton. Wyo, sept. l7.-One of the
finest cresmories in the west has been
completed here by the Burton Creamery
association. II is iS0x50 feet in SIG.
and comprise loading station. recei .
ing room. churu room. cooler. choes .
factory, curing room. ice room, etc.
Some Of tho watts arc OF 600 gallons ca .
FACILITY. and every portion OF the eauip
ment is built on gigantic scale The
capacity NJ tho plant IL 100000 potinds
Of milk nor day. and its total cost will
exceed $4,000
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NEW MINISTER ARRIVES.

PROVO, sept 2s.-Rev. and Mrs r
q Kelly have arrived from Chicago.
Mr. Kelly succeeds Rev. r. G Moore
rs pastor Of the NJ +. church In this
city. 10 which no assignment Of pas
tor was made At the state conference
~ the Methodist church held her IN
AMCnef.
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ABANDONMENT CHARGED.

PROVO. Sept 26.--AIrs. Irene Kinder
Summerville NJ Pavson has fled n
complaint against John Summerville in
Justice Moons court charging him with
abandoning two minor children \
warrant for defendants arrest has
been issued