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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-06

9ogen IT life alelle tuteres ant
for allie, JON interesiere JIG for
Oonife i anlerifa, men tillige oar-
oiiuI0 iom ct biitoriif gIttitDfte.
2. S%fGrlnnOe aro. &f 9elene
Strange. Oct er en- 5orteIling ON
Ell Qigniterfro. o9engt aromano"
er 0enne aros @rlnol9geer, Og
ban Tiger bl. a. ON Drifteriet; 1So,
arieen cr reoielSfulo, q bar ielo
Iet oct me0 mine egne gine, ioa q
fan tale ueo al @rfarinB, 0aen
boor mango lllpfter 90 toor megen
@lenoigbeo Den emo fan fere mo
ooer ct 2an0, ioa tiger a Dog Iige-
flIOt, at arieen life poo loagt n9r
fan moole Jig meo ben Snmmer
% gIenNi9beO, iom 0ritteriet oeo
9eoprteritanoen bar fsrt mo ooer
0onmarf !"
Der er belt i9ennem 6ort9uingen
go0e SfiIoringer al Dritferiets De-
grdoeren0e, oegenererenoe og nor.
rooen6e Sl1OfIp0elie, 90 al bet
Drifferi, Der %ffil6res, itoor / 5or-
btnoeIie meo aroen. Ogioo Sf9r.
an1Oe aro fomner, oo 8engt Rro.
mon0 0er, for en- Gio urOer en-
io0oon 2e0elie, at ben 6lioer til
Stom % Sfa0e boooe for 8eitDre'
ren og mango Here. Soo pou iorn'
me 1f0 iom 6ort9ain9en lpneS at
pile onbefole en- Mgniterfro rent
FOR 4fbol0, ioo blioer uofaloet ct
bpl0igt 8eois for, at oct eneite trdf'
tiQe Ni00el moo Driffeon6et er Qf.
boG0. Gn be entIig Wongel Oe0 3D.
gen er, at oen fen0er 4%riitenoom'
men flin iom noget, Der er oull
right, men bperfen iom en- frel'
ienoe Strait eGer iom en- ~lSftenoe
a0elsmogt.
3. Misiion StnOies. 01torioal
5uroep au6 Outlines OF Nisiionorp
grinciples on0 Brnctice. gp 90.
marc Bieifer, teOlogiif 9poiesior
pe0 oct lltb Seminorium Capital
I'm periitp, Columbus, Obio. arOen
aennemiete llOgobe.
Som 2pieren Ter Of SitelerL er
oct DISTINGUISHING, ni Der bar TOR
os. 9ogen fol0er / fire Dele: /.
Zen 6itoriife goggrunO for gais.
iionsforetngenOer. 2. ItiSiionSprin.
clipper i fin Acknowledged, meO ier.
ia 6enblif poa &eoniteemisiion.
3. Sienmemisiions. oe Sn6remis.
lions ar6eioe. 4. 9etp6ningen al
at oripe Misiion for Moocrnlenigbe.
Den.
8ogen, Der er 81 S1oer, idlaes
/ goot 9berting 8ino til ben oil.
lioe 9ris al $t.00 netto.
@oaen 9iper ct uomPrtet Ooer.
blff ooer og en- goo Sno.
iiat airfens Misiionsorbeioe
6iemae og noe. 90 Den
er ifrepet foaGeSes, at ben Tan l9.
ies me0 Snteresie of nIminoeIioe
Qpiere, Tom er bienme | engeFt
men 6en eaner iia tiai9e fOm aefii.
Bog for ioaoonne, iom euifes at
;t,,Sere observation-disclosures
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-06

Sonbere0elier til 400-2lorsfelt /
1917. O6ioipnooen bar Oeotaget fel-
gertoe: On ipeciel Mtergongsgu0s'
~tieneite boloes lioite Ssr0og foruo
FOR Den 81. Ottober. @nbper 0fenig-
be0 / Spno0en ier at faa orOnet en-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT til dmme Sen'
bog, til 6nflfen @u0stienelte SD-
nOoens 6orlogsfomite u0gioer BRO.
gro1nner boooe pan @ngelif oe poa
9DIf. 0iosiemsOer bolOes pua pas
ierOe Steoer, bDor fIere Qtenigbe'
Der fan m60e lommen FOR poo en-
peroig WiaaOe at feire 0tinoet ON
8eformqtionen. ct Sltbelfon0 pnn
100000 iamles. @n paopllpr III.
tberf airfebiitorie uogipes og trDf.
fes boaOe poa 6pif og gneelif;
0ens gris ntoo fife ooeritiee 90
Cts. Spno6ens forifellige Bublifa.
tioner gioer oenne Gag Bloos / De-
res Spolter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-06
Sra Warsmeoet
/ Genmare 1912.


Ia lea IGite .Ooniferen". itono.
Zoe ieg oeo 8oitor 8ertens Boa.
miuoelie til 8enner o9 Wenigbe0er
ON @oper til Sfoletasien % SSa.
commissioner. Ser bleo bent9rfet,
at Aois fife @operne fom mo, mnot.
re mar itifte @eIo igen. Seq nilOe
gerne ofpprge bette og tpnfte, ON
ieg berpeo fltt0e biplpe Menigbe.
0erne meo Hdoo, og Oelegoter ionl
oor me6 til aorsm6oet I Sproeles.
be0. til at nrbei0e % be0e Tor. at
oct life itol lie.
Seg glp0er mig oper at buDe
Iopret meo til Meoet / aennnore,
llaatet oct onr en- lang Reiie Der
ira 9rooflpn, q. 3. Oct por oel.
fiane0e Gage, og iea bar oerbeO
fnoet en- bebre SuOiigt i S~nmfunOets
Arbei6e % fan omiotte pore Opgn.
Der meo aprIigbeo og 5orbsn, %
ieg boo6er. Oct er ganet on0re iogn
mig. 8e6 Sesiionen. bpor Sfole.
iogen bleo iorbon0Iet, Dor Oct
SpergsmooIet ON at fon Wa6ler
til De forffenige ll6aifter til Sfo.
lens Drift, Der Gigeiom trptfeOe
Sin6ene.
Sea fan f%critno, at Stprelien
mango @nnge mnn oplsfte fine Zine
til giergene oe iige: bborfro fol
mon SjpIpen fomme? Dog. Dor
'Sielp fonumer fra Serren, iom
'ifnbte Simpmelen og Sopoen.
8eo bort fioite Meniqbe6sm66e
fer I 8rooflpn bIeo ri minoet ON
Dor 5orpIigteIie til Sfolefosien. Der
bar fsrft Gale ON OF legge benne
.Sag ben til 'enere, formo6entlig
pno @ruro al, at Sfolen er ioo
1angt borte.
Wen ieg proteitereoe intoo bette
og mente, at 2Prerne pe6 Dor Sfole
Iigeidopel bebsper Ienge TIL a1l og
8rpnbe og ANDRE of Qipets Torns.
benbeSer iom pi andre. oe Tslgen
bIep, OF Der blep neSiot en- aomi.
be til at in6idmle 30 Gents al
bpert fcnfirmeret Mc6Iem | Me.
.nigbe6en bpno ieg tror er oper.
ItommeIigt for be flefte, itnor Der
bare bTiper toeet fat poo Bet. Seq
hoober, of of1e M~eniqbeoer | Com.
firnoet oil gore Iieefoa.
Dg bore Misfioner Lao %
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-06

,5ottige 9eorge - men boo0 ior
en- u 9oom paa oonOeli9 o9 Iegem-
La Strait bar life 9er0en faoet
ira bette 2on6, oct mroerIigite 2onO
me0 Def unoerligite Soft pao Sor.
Den.
Soilfet 8elO at 2ipstroft og
2ipSmoo 6os Dem, Tom Dor / Oenne
qffroa af 9er0enl
6oao &e6erIog bar 9sor8e faoet
ior in @abmil6be02
@e0erIog for aeOe 9enner oa
0etrel
Der gioes intel iom tan faI6es
8eoerlag for Iligt. 2fI0eIes iutet.
0aor DIOR 3orge ofrer BET, iom
bun elifer mere emo fig ieIp, ia %
er set bare Spot at tale ON 8eoer.
lag.
Sierteloe fan ri bog biie."
rllsiel oiloe ieg / Sor0be0 feIe
mig Sen II. Moi 1914, bpis ieg
fife 6aboe min0it en- @iaiouteOeI for
bber of mig og mine ! 6en MilIion,
iom hi ga ooerIo0er til gomIe Mor
Rorge1.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-06
Specielt til julien.


Nogle Ting som like kom med Julekataloget.
Haandsyede Dannebrogsflag af fnt Snke. Sterrelse ca.
5 x 7 Tommer, med smuk og stark Flagstang med Fodstykke
og forgyldt KNAPP paa Topper. Rod Silkesnor til at hejse
Flaget med. Prs 800.
EFT JULEDIG
af p. c. Frederiksen.
Tidigere anmeldt ,,Danskeren'' og ,Kirkebladet''.
Pris Omslag 2c, indbunden SOC.
DEN NDRE MISSIONS Historic.
M a~fsluttet og indbundet smukt komponeret Bind.
En- god og passende Gave. Pris $500.
HVAD DER sTAAR BAGvED.
Fortalling af M. L. En- god og interessant Bog som kan
leases med Udbytte at enhver ung eler gammel. | smuk
Shirtingsbind med Guldtryk. Pris 81 90.
HANS NIELSEN HAUGE
af Jacob B. Bull.
Den ny danske Udgave. Smukt indb. $1.60.
PAA LovENs GRUND.
Fortalling af Fanny Tuxen.
4F Slider smpkt Shirtingsbind med Guldtryk paa Ryg
og Forside. Pris $100.
ELLINoR FALsEN.
Fortelling at Fanny Tuxen.
Serdeles smukt udstyret. Pris $1O0.
ARvINGEN TIL sKJoLDNEs.
Fortalling af Christopher Boeck.
Med TitelbiIede Farvetryk af Carl Thomson.
Smukt komponeret Bind med Guldtryk
Pris $100.
DANISH LUTHERAN PUBL. HOUSE,
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-06

5 .Sfanoinapien" ifriper en- 9.
ON en- Milliongape iom Minoegape
til Norge ben IL. Mai 1914. Oct
fpnes boun fnu lige til iom at 10
o. 10 er fire. Og begeiitret iiobrp.
Der ban:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-06
iii 8l9oe, 5ilitbnOelle Og
Gftsrfelgelle.
agn Snoremi5 iionsuge"

,Ameritonerne er ct p%rattfif 6olf.
Get gelOer og'oo oct meritauite
airfefolf. Oct bar oobne Zine for
ariftenlipets uoaooeuote Sioe =
'6oilfe Strap oct prolific 9ip It'll.
Ter til airfen Sio efter onoen.
Gen IlrtberIfe airfe lisner DO
RE oeo Seiu Sober.
Zen reformerte a.rte ligner
91ortba, iom bar foaet troolt meo
mango Ging.
5 bette bar begae airfeaioeIinger
i'm Stprfe og - i'm Soogbeo.
De trGn9er til at lore al binon.
ben.
5 Den ienere Si6 bar De reiormer.
tie Somfuno beroore begpnot Ell or.
gonTeret, ipitemotiif ar6eiOe FOR -
y8iemmemisiionen@ Der er ban.
net en- aontite - ct gRnno" - for
oct belle 2ono, iommeniot al u
Observation-Disclosures ira DC for-
ifeIige Somfmo % oeo Sboen
6erai er 6onnet ct r3oao~ al ao:n-
Der, beitooenoe al MfeOlenmer ira
g 9umiteer, iom arbeioer FOR Snore-
missioner. 0isie rGoao" re.
prpienterer ca. 100000 STRIFE.
meolemmer1.
@n Siloremisiionsiige bar DGret
oTboI0t ira 17.-24. 9foo. D. Mar.
nWm oil pnn ben WoaOe iege at
floa til 2po for Den oIporliqe Son0.
I6e0, ON fife bare a~irfeiolf. men
Ioqfoo amerifanife StatsmGno amer.
fen0er. at 0et iterite 9roblem. 2lme.
rifu bar at msOe + 9ag. er 2ssuin.
gen al De religi6ie % morolIfe
Spgrasmool iom @r1in6log FOR 9n-
tionens 8elfpro.
Sienmemisiionsugen er ct 5or.
fog poo at inOprente boert eneite
airtemeoIem / 2anoet - Mono og
4DinOe ben opermanOe oigtige
Spgube:
ut freIie amerifo for
ariiten0omm M en-.
Ser er programmed for llgen,
oa @eoerne for 5n6remisiionen al.
|boDOtes:
Ssn6og Il. @oD. = Den @elo,
port oan0 Itoor / til arfitus".
Somorbei6e for at gere port
I2on6 til ct friitent 2on0.
Wonoog, tS. 1ob. = De orne.
rifanife Sn6ionere. &frifunere oa
4finter".
Sirs0ug, 10. 0ob. De npe
Settlementer og gbeiiOoeIier".
Onsoog, 90. Rou. Sunni.
gronterne".
SorsOng 81. Ron. = y9onooi.
.ftritterne og Storbperne".
6reoag, %. geop. = gamerifon'
life iociale Spgaper".
Qsr0og, %. Roo. - Bon, Com.
.oirfe".
Sgnoog, "a. 0op. - nanleonin.
ger / bette 2on6 til 8irfiombeo for
4ritls."
Sra Sobeofporteret | Refp gorf
er Der organiieret 4oniteer ! 25OO
itgrre og minore 8ner me6 en- BE.
folfning pno minbit $500. Disie 10.
tale &omiteer oil title, at Brogram.
met miIigpis gennemfsres ! be 10.
fale airfer.
2iseIeoes foritaffer &~oDeofpdr.
tept l Netp Dorf - poa &rtu1oo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-06

VII NlAIAAA - 0N~Na1N
5emoer til 9rsftelie.
5 0enne llge ifoI altioo ANDRE
Spgrgsmaol lngges til Sibe o9
3noremisiiouen uoehitfenoe optage
5io, Sino % Gonfe PED Ntenigbe-
0erneS Sunmlerfomiter.
5 Sonmerens Sob bar Ser pGret
urbei0et mco 5%orbereOeIie til 0enne
llge - Sn0remisiionsu1en = oeo
llofreSelier al 9itteratur og Itln.
Dom al De foriteIIioe 8ernoer runot
omfring / Menigbeoerne.
Ger er Iogt megen 9Ggt poa, at
9irferne optrpoer / 6eIIesifab
- 6oo0e for at pie 0mgioeIIerne,
at airfen er pna 8ogt % Ter line
Opgoper / 8ioen oe er reOe til at
meoe Dem, % iorOi De forene6e
arpfter er n6openOiee poo bette
Omroaoe, ON eIIers noget Steo.
Gpgopen er ooeroel0euoel
Ser g9l0er oct at lsfte | Slot.
9lun0t os 9utberonere baa0e
norife og andre = oil Der pei in.
tt Somorbefoe bline me0 bette 80.
retagen0e of 0e reiomerte Gam.
.fun0. 3i bliper finn Giliflere. 2oo
os I al 5olo oPre oetl
90 iom 3iIifllere fan d let fin
.0e ct % on0et at fritiiere. Den LAB
os beIIere gIp0e os oper, at Der er
iIiae oaaene arefter i bort Itore
.2ano, iom Ter - bgit, blot og longt
frem ooer og piI isge oeo frofti9e
5oreta9enOer at opfte Ratio.
mems Somoittig9eo.
Set tiltrGnges boiliet.
en- religies g9ffeIe
oper Imerito - er Der noeet
onoet, iom fan re00e port 9ono
ira 6oro9rpeliers oa Oplssningens
arqfter ems oct?
Men en- iterre g9ftelie oil n9p.
pc fomrle, u0en at De amerifonffe
ariitne Ter 8i0ens Sfo6e og 6ore
oq / fpnes gsn og arbei0e isger
al bringe Gpon9eliet no bIan0t ale
Smfunoslog.
Set er GoangeIiet, iom ppffer og
|frelier.
gi norIfe 9~utberonere teller"
|oqiou meo Dor &iemmemisiion. Nten
|oi bar bog life mogtet BET beore
|en0mi, END, at - en- BEL NiIlionll
! al bore Qanosmen0 beroore
|itoar uoenom pore N~enigbeoer.
Ter Dar nof 8ruro for os ogioo til
at 9oloe en- = Nisiionsuoe o9 / ben
Ifo bare tole ON pore SpanDer
ior bore ipre0te 2onoSmpno / gp.
erfle o9 2nnoe9nene oe biGIpe boer.
ANDRE til, at bragg Dem ben I'll Sri.
|itis.
Den ON ri fife Innr en- 6el uge
cen Ssn0ag for 6jemmemisiio.
men bur0e b. / al 5olo ian. vi bar
Dor 6eIligtrefongers Dag FOR SEQ.
ningemisiionen. Zen Dag er no.
peget til oct; fbi ben miu0er os ON
De isrIte 6eoninger, iom tom til
ariitus.
Men en- Senooe ior Sn0remis.
omen = jeg bill life u0pege ben,
men fanife en- arden oil gre oct.
8leD 5n0remigiionens Gag trent
barren of ca. 500 Breiter pna cen
og iomme Dag -. Get oil faa BE.
tponine".
Eau langt gnitor .. @uloietb /
o9lltberoneren".
Store GmbeOsbr6ore og Blt0s
.5olf i Dor foreneoe 6an7fe Strife:
Or oct muligt onoet, emo at en- ioa-
Dan 9eppgeIie i pore itore SGter.
firfer - nloo igtte pore Sierter
/ beIIig grnnh efter at npre meo /
en- FABIAN Opgone: Oct omerifon.
life Solf eIer Station FOR ariitis oe
9riitenoommen".
Oct er pei idnot, at pi / 2pre-
opfottelie - af Sofromenterne og
flere onore Stpffer ooifiller os
ira Dor itore ~reformerte SGter;
men | De TO itore reformatoriffe
Brincipper = SfriFten og 1roen-
ftoor pi bog | ct isiterIigt Slegt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-06

Advertising Rates made known upon
plieatiob.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-11
DAYLIGHT BURGLARS
ROB THREE HOUSES

Burglars piled a prosperous trade in
three Salt Lake homes yestcrdny, OBJ
tanning loot Of a rotal value of more than
$3.50. In every instance they worked in
daylight. entering during the absence OF
occupants
The rooms of w. NJ. Miller of the Vir-
ginia apartments on South Tomple street
We're entered by means of a pass key
between and 5 o'clock IN the afternoon.
Upon returning from down town, Mrs,
Miller discovered every room ransacEed
and most Of her valuablss missing. These
included lady's gold watch. four rings
containing opals, rubics and pearls, two
gold bracelets set in diamonds, q sold
iocket, half dozen beauty pins ard a
gold Tlled jewel case. all valued at $500.
Miss Y. Darke $50 West Sixth South,
returned to her room last night and dis
covered that IT had been ransacked by
burglars. A gold watch worth $40 was
missing.
Mrs H S. Wright. s2T West Second
South street. reported TO the police last
night that her house had been "prowled"
during her absence in the afternoon and
$3.50 in cash taken from under her
pillow
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-11
FAMOUS LECTURER
VISITS SALT LAKE

The Rev. DR. H. C. Mabie OF Boston,
fon many years secretary of the Ameri-
can Baptist Foreign Mission society. and
at the present time lecturer on missions
TO all the theological seminaries of the
east and west. arrived in the city yes
terday morning and will be here for
couple of days. delivering three lectures
at the Emmanuel Baptist church, Second
South and Fourth East streets.
These lectures are not only upon great
missionary themes. but consider the
fundamental things OF Christianity from
the viewpoint of latest scientific devel-
opment. The lecture for last night was
on THE Essential Message OF Christian
ity," This afternoon the lecture will
be preceded By reception which will be
rendered by the Women's Missionary So
ciety to DR., and Mrs Mabie. to which all
the missionary organizations of the city
have been especially invited. The sub
ject for this afternoons lecture will be
'"The Dynamics Of Christianity To-
nights lecture will be on The Life of
Faith
Doctor Mnbie Is a powerful speaker,
and perhaps no man stands higher. not
only in his own denomination, but
among all the workers in missions. He
has recently been selected to next year
make q special tour OF Asiatic MISSIONS.
and the report Of this visit is not only
for denominational purposes. but for gem
eral use. This evenings lecture Is to be-
gin at 6 o clock
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-11
FRANK PIERCE STOPS
IN SALT LAKE CITY

Frank Pierce OF Los Angeles. Cal, who
from 1907 to 1911 served as first assist
ant secretary OF the interior at Wash
ington, D. c., was in the city yesterday
on his way home from the national cap
ital
Mr.. Pierce left Los Angeles on Narch
81. going direct 10 Washington 10 argue
several private cases, and having com"
pleted his business in these matters he
IS on his way home to resume his prac-
tIce in California as member of the law
firm of Pierce. Critchlow & Barette OF
Salt Lake and Los Angeles
II lived In Utah for twenty-seYen
years" said Mr.. Pierce yesterday at the
Hotel Utah. ''and on that account | have
q deep affection for the people of this
state There is one thing that J espe-
cially regretted in making my home else
where. I served on the board of regents
Of the University OF Utah from 1892 to
1911. period OF nineteen years, and sa"
that institution grow from small ut
ting school to n college that will compare
favorably with the best In the country.
1.-THE state law here prescrlbes that
all regents OF the university must be
residents OF Utah. and when | made my
residence In California / was naturally
obliged to resign from the regency This
I regretted to do very much, because my
work with the institution has endcared IL
to my heart. Had II been possible under
the state law l should have liked TO con-
ttnue as regent OF the university, pro-
vded that my presence on the board was
otherwise acceptable, and would have
come here from Los Angeles as often as
the business OF the board would have re-
quired. But as IL Is, / am deprived Df
that which I would have deemed a privi-
lege by reason OF my long association
with and work for the university,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-11
CITY AND VICINITY

w. o. cANoLANo. president, and w;
board, returned yesterday from Green
OF the Green River Irrigation company.
fhe company is floating bonds and has
asked the state 10 take Il portion OF the
issue The two officials will report the
result OF their trip to the board at its
next meeting.
o. A. BROWN, who was several years
ago agent for the Colorado Midland with
headquarters In Salt I4a Se City. and who
left here to be general agent for the
Santa Fe at Wichita. Kan, has resigned
that position to devote his time TO the
interests OF a big fishery company in
Alaska, with which he he's a financial
interest.
ON ApJoU RNME EMIT of the regular
session OF the commission. an executive
session was held lasting an hour. in
the city water department was discussed.
The commission is anxious to reduce
this cost II possible and is devoting much
thought To economies in the depart
rnent
THE WOMEN OF the University OF
Utah Will meet Saturday afternoon at
o'clock in the kindergarten room. a
programme Of reading and music will be
y. y. Straup. Mrs. Jakob Bolin, Mrs.
Joseph Peterson, Mrs. Pehrson and Miss
Sallie Scholes.
JAMES r. sNoGLuND filed suit yes
the United States Smelling G. Refining
company, asking $2995 damages for per-
sonal injuries received in an aooide last
October at the company's plant In Muir
ray.
F. W. CHAMBERS, state fish and
game commissioner, received word yes
terday from II. II. Peterson of Hyrum.
game warden OF Cache county, that he
had arrested Loren Bassett last Sunday
for unlawful possession of trout.
THE CONDITION OF e. H Clarke. su-
pervisor OF the Wasatch national forest
who has been confined 10 his home for
several days with severe attack OF
much improved.
II. J. FITZGERALD OF tho Fitzgerald
Bros. Land company was taken 10 the
Judge Mercy hospital yesterday suffer
ing from a sudden attack OF Sall stones
He was resting easier last night and an
operation may not be necessary.
SERGEANT EDWARD j.. EDWARDS
or the Twentieth infantry and Miss Al
berta o, Atwood We're married yesterday
In the office OF the county clerk J. u
Eidridge. Sr.. the license clerk. perform
ins the ceremony.
II. p. EMEiS and f. p. Bacan filed
an appeal yesterday in the Third district
court from a decision In the justice court
In which their suit for the collection o!
$40 from r. E. Wright was dismissed
MAY ASHER JENSEN fled suit yes
terday in the Third district court against
Earl T. Jensen. asking divorce on the
grounds OF desertion and non support.
THE FEDERAL COURT adjourned
yesterday afternoon until Saturday
resumed until Monday,
YESTERDAYS LOCAL bank clear
ing exceeded those Of the same day
last year by S193,072 81
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SEEK UNIFORMITY
IN COUNTY ACCOUNTS

auditors and treasurers Of eleven
rounties In the state met Yesterday with
STATE Auditor jesse D. Jewkes FOR a
discussion OF the uuihcation OF the sys-
tom OF keeping and auditing accounts
The officials spent the greater portion
az the day In comparing system In use
fn tha several offices ana In selection
- the best features of all for adoption
In one system The conference viii be
continued today.
Those present at the conference with
TIC state auditor were Treasurers R. A.
FaNrnan OF Juab ]. a. Johnson Of San
pete, r. r. Palfryman OF Utah. Ole So
renson. Jr.. Of Emery, Jcns Nelson OF
Davis. Mrs. Lavinia Murdock OF Wa
sstch and NJ J. Richards OF Box Elder
and Auditors s. j. DYE Of Weber and
George L. Johnson OF Sample; County
Clerk Ed Ross OF SEWER deputy County
Clerk Harvey Christensen OF Cache
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ASK PHOTOGRAPHIC
SURVEY OF THE PROVO

Residents of Provo and Heber City
called yesterday on Governor William
Spry with an urgent request that q
photographic survey OF the Provo river
be made. There is no money In the state
treasury which can bs used for the pur-
pose. but the delegation asked that the
board Of state examiners permit deficit
In the treasury sufficient to complete the
important work. A full vote of the board
of examiners Is necessary In a matter OF
this kind and as c. g. Ttnaey, secre-
tary of state, is absent from the state no
action can be taken at this time.
The survey. which will cost approxi-
mately $4,000. Is considered necessary at
this time. Work OF this character would
determine the flow OF water In Provo
river at all seasons and will give the
state engineer accurate data on division
OF water 10 the various owners of water
rights. There arc many disputes arls-
ing among water ussT5 as to the guam
titles due each and the survey would
put an end for all time to these differ
ences.
The governor promised consideration
OF the request Of the delegation.
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MAGAZINE WRITER
VISITING THE CITY

AIRS. =. B. Merritt with headquarters
az Twenty ninth street and Broadway
New York CITY. n magazine writer of
prominence. WAS at the Hote, Utah yes
tcTday and will leave here today for her
home I'm New York.
Mrs. Merritt visited Salt Lake for the
purpose OF obtaining data upon which TO
found article on Utah that Ia To be
printed in the Sunset Magazine. which
recently absorbed the Pacific MONTH";.
During the day Mrs. Merritt wss taken
for an automobile ride about the city and
into suburban districts. where some OF
the material for her Utah article was
picked ND. Leaving here today. Mrs,
Merritt will spend day In Ogden and
will then 40 to Chicago and from there
to New York