Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-14
LOCAL BRIEFS.

association Will hold It's annual meet
ing Monday next ut p. IN. at the
rooms of the Press club.
Public mstaIIation-Maxwell Post.
G. A. II. will hold a public installa-
ton OF officers on the evening OF the
18th inst. in Odd Fellows hall.
Talks 10 Fruit Growcrs-State Horti-
cultural Inspector ]. Edward Taylor
lectured Thursday afternoon before
the Sanpete County Agricultural so
cIety on methods of fruit growing.
Prominent Grocer to Talk. S.
Ncwberry, a prominent Los Angeles
groceryman. win address the Salt
Lake retail merchants. manufacturers
and jobbers in the Jennings block this
evening
Advertisements Discontinucd-As
the United States laws forbid adver-
the Salt Lake Real Estate association
has discontinued such advertisements
In the English papcrs.
Jewish Services Tonight-Rabbi
Freund OF the Congregation Bnai
Israel will speak this evening on
Have Jews II Mission?" Rabbi
Hevesch of the Congregation Monte
flore is to speak on ''The Young and
the Old"
Second Lecture Tonight-The Sec
ond lecture by Lieut.. G. A Wieser OF
the Fifteenth infantry before the Of
ficers OF the local national guard will
be delivered this evening in the state
armory. His subject is the reading of
military maps.
May Practise Dcntistry-The state
board of dental examiners met Thurs
day evening. and admitted to practise
Al Vol Inna "a
Bryan. w, G.. Ruckenbrod and A. w.
Heitler. successful candidates at the
recent state examination.
Axton Lectures Tonight-Chaplain
John T. Axton of the United States
army will lecture on our now possess
sons 1.-THE PHILIPPINES in the Thirty
third ward meehnghousc tonight at
S o'clock. The lecture will be illustrate
cd with steropticop views of interest
Ing scenes in the islands.
To Use Mayors Mcssage-The Salt
Lake Real Estate association Will
utilize Mayor Bransford's annual
message to the city council in giving
information about this city. Several
copies have been sent to the sssocia-
ton by Recorder B. S. Rives for
distribution.
Officials as Inspcdors-A party of
last evening to inspect today the ice
seining on Utah lake and to look over
the fish hatchery at Provo, The party
included the fish and game and the
pure food commissioners and the
state chemist
Capt. SIacISay Lcavcs-Captain
Thomas Mackay. local leader of the
Volunteers of America. left Thursda,
for San Francisco. where he may re-
t.. Ia -.
not return to Salt Lake, For the pres
ent. the work hero Is in charge of
Mrs. Mackay.
Auxiliary Elects Officers-Thc
ladies OF Congregation Montcfiorc
have organized an Auxiliary to the
Synagogue. The officers are. Miss A.
Levy. president; Mrs. II. Love, vice.
president; Mrs. Fl. Eckstein, treas
urer: Miss Landsman. secretary.
Mcsdames Shapiro. Nathan and Block,
trustees.
Steam Filters Elect OGiccrs-Thc
steam filters union chose the follow
ing officers Thursday evening; Frank
Murray. president: ]. H Phelan. vice.
president: Burt Smith. secretary and
treasurer. NJ Phelan inspector; Bert
Wright. guard: William Peacock. sen.
tinel; Charles Long, Fl. ]. Rowell and
Selby Jones. trustees. The union has
q membership of 40.
Want to Know About Utah-The
Salt Lake chamber of commerce is In
receipt OF letters asking for Salt Lake
literature from Fred Whitcomb of
Evansville. Ind, and F. P Hall of
Seattle. f. L. Huston OF Idaho Falls
sends to the Salt Lake Real Estate
association for a copy OF the associa-
lions constitution and by laws as Il
similar body Is being organized at the
Falls.
True Repentance Dclincd-The Rev.
Charles {, Mcintyre was tho principal
speaker at the fourth of the Salvation
Army camp meetings last night His
subject was true repentance. which
does not consist In being sorry, but In
turning from sin and leading a right
life. Ensign Thomas Pitt had charge
OF the meeting. Monday night, when
the Rev. Francis Burgette Short will
speak, Will end this series of revival
meetings. .,-
Annual Elcctlon-At the meeting of
the board OF directors of the Manu-
facturers' association held Thursday
evening. George s. McAllIstor was re-
elected president. Daniel F Collctt.
secretary and John r. Bruff. treasurer:
w. +. Jensen. first yice-presldent. and
dent. The initiation fec has been fixed
at $12. beginning with March /, The
subject of Il permanent state exhibit in
the Vermont building was discussed
Tic StIlIwcII Rescue Work.
Brigadier General Stillwell of the
Salvation Army. western secretary of
the army for slum and rescue work
Will arrive In this city next Tuesday
In the interest of her department of
labor The first meeting Will be held
in the Central Christian church that
evening. and on the following after
nooon In the First Methodist church.
for women only. the topic being 'OThe
White Slave Traffic" Gen. Stillweu
IS to speak Wednesday evening at
Army headquarters, 100 cast Second
South street.
Unemployed Seeking Work-Adju-
tant Braun. In charge Of the
Industrial work OF the Salvation ARMY.
Is having his hands full in finding
work for the unemploycd of tho citv
who apply at his office He has asked
the mayor to provide some Kind of
labor, also for bunk house in which
the mon may be made comfortable
Mr. Braun fayors Kidding the city of all
Sble-bodied men who refuse TO work.
but thinks all worthy men who really
wish to earn their own way should
be provided with something to do
Dom Cummings 10 Lccturc-Prof
Byron Cummings of the University OF
Utah will address the State ArcheoIog-