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charges Of intcmperance. which he dc.
carcd To- bc "boTn in the poisonous hatred
of Wall street" and also The charges
that lie is insane and inordinately am
bilious In the latter case he quoted the
message from the colonel that Senator
Ervcrilce delivered at Louisville, Ky, re-
Gently
Coming to local politics, Morris said he
had no objection to Governor Spiy per
soually but that he objected To tho way
we got him" lie told of q dinner held
here al which. he declared. five men de-
cidcd upon Governor Spry's candidacy.
He mentioned the income tax question
and criticised the Utah Icsisla ttue ior not
favorin. the amendment 90 the federal
constitution providing for an income tax.
~ nearby railroad cost si.5a9.0O0 to
build" Inc said, ron the ssscssorss books
it is assessed at the SUM cf 1886, ono, eight
per cent of the rcai value. Your homes
are assessed al thirty to forty per cent
of their value
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CULTIVATION OF EMPTY
LOTS MEETS APPROVAL

Real estate men and many citizens
AT large are chappionirg the plan sug.
gcSted bN Frof. w. NJ. Stewart of the
university 10 have the school children
cultivate the yncant lots in the city as
means OF enhancing the city beauty.
since the city commissioners announced
their intcntion to cooperate with PR f.
Stewart. interest in the Undertaking
has become widespread A large num-
Der of lots have been plowed prepara.
tory TO planting IN the spring and
others bnvc been promised for the
same purpose,
1t is estimated that from 10 20 2H
per cent of the lots in the residence
section are vacant, and that 81: per
cent Of these arc upcultlyated and not
usca for any profitable purpose This
offers a field. the promoters Of the
plan contend. for heautifying the city
on a tremendous scale
Real estate men see in the idea an
opportunity 10 increase values 0f resi-
dental property, and are lending their
support whole heartcdly.
Vote for Mrs. Horne and education.
4 q 4
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Claims Six Counties.

In conclusion Morris claimed that
Sanpctc Sewer. Morgan. Box Elder
Cache and salt Lake counties would go
Progressive TUESDAY. We're after the
pclt Of the pol;Ircai boss and we arc go-
Ing 10 get it," inc added, Some dsy
orr children VIII 90 into a museum and
80" that pcli. stuffed and extinct and
VIII he Informed that IL Is a species that
uur forofathcrs BILLED
Mr.. Larsen addressed The meeting for
about ihrec- -liiar;crs of an hour He
spoke = national and state issues ana
also ">pained tho iniiia,ivc. referendum,
ANA r"cali. lie W. cuthu.iasii"aliv an
rland"d Nc sioprcJ sryc~ml times. but
~is urged ip continue. Musical num-
h"rs ~ = rStrio;ic nature wcyc given
during the evening. u concluded with
performance 10y Swedish dancers
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CITY AND vlC1a

WILLIAM GRoUNT illcd =
dav in the Third district vi !. n
the Utah Copper comps.nn! ~ ~
tion Of damages OF s..?s9 '9' y
legged to have been rsecnu r
ing for the defendant cV"'Y'
nam Canyon May Is. "A
THE REV. C. r. NEaI t, y.
tral Christian church w" ~
reeu;ar SUNDAY afternoon us' -
o'clock at The YOUNG Men -
sociation, There VIII Al"
strumcntal music, -
JUDGE c. w MORSE s ysS "a 4
ed nnal dccrces Of dlyoln dl,n a.
district court 10 bllSaee"s Sid
Charles oldham and 10 on
from C;ustaYc a. Abue'sV'
!, Riley, who snlleIssl snl.,Isa,
tine right arm and shon,u'e ,,io a.
dnn, In The Denver 4 no ,p6 Nd
recently. is much i'hP'V
Mercy hospital al 4
SUIT FOR divorce was vas, b
i'm tho Third district co'i Tvabi
Evans against Timo,hy ID d1f
hapi,ual drunkenness o." n n
PROFESSOR wILLlSM, llSa,s =: ~,
Will address The pJay psIJJa ~
Twrntie,h ward suIii",S'j,atics
y,,"rrino \ cordial invita-
W. JUDGE c. W. mo. MoasSs. Ss.i
ar,anted an iu,er!oclitGS',iy, ~, 81
Sorrr in the Third d's,a,,,y s,,rry D
ME e. Hedges from ',s , J. a
THE FUNERAL Of Of M ~ Ih,b
who died Friday. wilI ,s pe ayss,'
family home. ia' seen" on
o'clock this afternoon ,y -
SUIT WAS MED y vest vlos1e. srssa
court by t.st thc +. H.
rent company asaii.,ssas .sas
for the collection OF >'' aid !
SUIT Fos divorce, div,,:, va. T,sars s.
in thc Third Jisirlc. .',, rst y
Erady agains; Marsd''' IL
lesinc .deseili"p' IN Tsp1
GEORGE a. sNoW IN, iI tl,sIr p'
will ". |. Moody ler ,,sy
Tbev win retorn Alop'"yn ~ g.
MURRAY E. kINs Npso,,iIcss Gs
Glass IN
I'LL ,hiS evening. ,,fU
.'ay. j. NJ. NJ Lambert, ,,,d,5us SaS ! "
Mercy hospital, ss, ID much
poisoning. is repoF'''
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Presbyterian,

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHuRCli'
corner OF South Temple and G streets
The Rev William NJ. Pndcn -. D.. pms
Tor Morning service at II O'Clock: ser
mon hy the Rev. Robert Asa smith. Even
ing service at 1.i5 O'Clock, conducted by
tho Women's Missionary socicir. address
ny Mrs. r. Stevenson. sunday school
nj 1880 n IN Young Peoples meeting
SnnIay night at O'Clock Mldweek
SERVICES on "Wednesday eveuini. at p, M
Everybody cordially invited to all these
services.
THIRD PREsBYTERGAN CHURCH.
corner Eleventh South and Eleventh Vast
streets. Frank O. Leonard. pastor.
Morning service Of worship and preach
God" Sunday school, 1.:l5; J. L. >. g.
n, at G;so Evcnins song and preaching
service at 40; subject, Unconscious
Hypocrisy" a hearty welcome 10 all
wusTMIN NSTER PREsRY
CHURCH. Fifth South and FIRST Wes'
streets Robert Asa Smith, pastor
Sunday morning at II O'Clock Dr. Rob
crt NJ Sieveson will preach. and has
chosen for ba subject. Loyalty of the
Ministry TO God" Tho pastor breaches
IN the First church at this hour The
ps stor viii be in his own pulpit In the
evening, and has chosen for his subject
"A StiII, Small Voice" The Sabbath
school meets at l2:l5 noon; the Y. L.
S. G.. T.. ut $50 ?. m; the mission school
lal 1880 p. m. The nlldweeE service is
held on Wednesday evening.
The Wonen's Missionary society Of the
First Presbyterian church VIII hold 4
Sunday school room OF the church. Mrs
K NJ. Stevenson viii give an address. hcI
subject being "Our Individual Debt.
Every one Is cordially invited TO attend
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THIRD CONCERT Is
DECIDED SUCCESS

The third of the Saturday afternoon
concerts given by the Consolidated Nu-
sic company In its private concert hall
proved a decided success yesterday
nearly 800 music lovers attending me
programme consisted OF fourteen excel
lcnl numbers rendered by the komanla
Hyde string quartette, the Victor We
trola and the Apollo player piano. The
programme follows
.........,......,.. .Pryors Band
Victor VIctrola.
Moon Moths ACKNOWLEDGEMENT kusner
PLAYED on Solo Apollo,
Barcarole Tales OF Hoffman, COf
fenbach) ........-. Scotti and Ferrar
Medley. Popular Hits. .Pryor's Band
Victor Victroa.
Eomsnia Hyde Quartctte.
Played on Solo Apollo,
Mnuet in 6 (Bcc Lhoyen) -,........
.........,. .Mischa E.man, Vioiinist
Victor Nictroa.
Good Bye (TostD. D.,............s.,Ca ,Caruso
Victor Nictroa.
Rustic of Spring. ..-.,........ SindinS
Played on Solo Apollo.
To a Wild Rose .MacDoWel
Romania Hyde Qusrtctte
M.' Hero. Chocolate Soldier tStraussl
........ .,....,.........L Lucy Marsh
Victor Vlctroa.
Selection. A kiss Waltz (Ziehrerl..
Victor Nictros.
Quartctte from Rigolctto CVerdD.,
........ Caruso, Scotti. Abbot, Homer
Victor Nictroa.
Selection. Madame Butt terly. 49,. Pucclni
Romania Hyde Quartctte
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ST. Mark,s Cathedral

There will be special music al St.
Mark Episcopal cathedral Sunday
morning. OH account Of it's being All
Saints Sunday. All Suluts day was
Friday but the religious services in
connection herewith will be held in
the Episcopal churches on Sunday,
The cathedral choir will sing Staincr S
anthem, "What arc these that are
arrave1 -
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Freber to Appear.

Arthur lfrcber. vjolipist, Will be the
complimentary soloist. at the Consohdat-
ed Music company's recital on the
evening Of November 9, Mrs. Sybella
CLAYTON Bassett viii be accompanIst,
Mr.. Freber's numbers will include
souvenir by Drdla: 81 In the Boat, >
by De Busy. and "Sercnade Nolan
coliduc," by Tschaikowskl, Al three
pcces are classics and will give Mr..
F'reber ample opportunity to display his
splendid talent. The entire pro
rrammc Of the concert is one OF par
excellence.
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Calls Roosevelt Bold.

Courageous. bold. capable, there
Stands the strenuous colonel. rcrog-.
niz"d four years ago az tho most
widely known and respected man In
thc world. To-day tho mcn who de-
handed his nomination for a tiird
term four years ago call him incbri-
9tc. insane and ambitious TO an in
ordinate degree Il dangerous charac-
, Ter. Once They tried 10 shrlva him
into the vice presidency. and nn as
T"fsin bullet placed him in the
presidential chair. Another assss.
sins bullet will bring him nearer %
tho White housc. And his place is
in the White house for the next iour
years.
Continuing. Nh. Morris denied tlY
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Morris Speaks.

The principal speech Of The evening
was made by Mr.. Morris, His address
which was frequently interrupted b.
ckcers and rociferous applause, deal
with the aims Of tho new party, na
tionallv and III the state. He said II
part:
This is the last opportunity viii
have 10 present the cause IN Salt
Lake. I never asked YOU To vote for
me: never asked FOR vote in my
life aud never shall. But I do in
vito YOU 10 support the cause OF the
Progressive movement.
our friends. followers OF mis-
chievous littlc paper with Grim
son face, called us uiscontcuts. We
admit that We are disconicnts. And
there are other dIsconients There
arc Democratic discontcDts: their dis
Z content is more or less chronic. What
'lir friends contain lin the way Of con-
tentmcpt is little Ours is the whole
some. genuine, real discomfort.
When that paper paid me its COM
plinIcnts. one OF It's worst charges
was that | was an office seeker |
have been SO unsuccessful that | have
only held office sixty days In my lifc.
FOR one term in tho Legislature. DO
YOU know. you can make up your
mind that the otlIer fellow is always
what nc accuses YOU OF bcinG2
Collectively. the federal bunch con-
siatiDS of five 10 seven men. have
held office one hundred Years Taking
their families into consideration, and
they arc an evcr-prcscnt asset. in the
county. state and aton, they have
held office for $50 years On the
theory ithai pcIpetuaion in office
lends 10 corruption. for our own sal
walton there ought 10 he change. II
IL is not too late.
There is the Contcnted crowd that
SAYS: You should walt and all these
things VIII adjust themselves" They
belong To The crowd that holds office
Their legend is Let we'll enough
alone. They belong to big busi-
ness.
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BOOST is GIVEN CITY
BY JOSEPH E. GAME

The November issue OF the Western
Age, magazine of wide Circulation
on the Pacific coast. contains an illus"
trated article OH Salt Lake City, writ
ten by Joseph T. Coinc, secretary of
the Commercial club.
Mr.. Game tells entertainipely Of the
city s remarkable strides during the
past several years. and points to it's
inevitable future rs the commercial
center OF great inland region The
principal buildings Of the city and a
panoramic view Of the residential see.
ton are shown IN the Illustrations.
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SHOPLIFTER
TAKEN INTO CUSTODY

John Costello, - wears of age. who
says he is railroad conductor. was
arrested on charge Of shopliftiDg ut
Auerhach S new store on State street
at $50 last night Costello is said
to have had sweater. Il pair Of silk
socks and q necktic III his possession
when caught, On the way TO thc
police headquarters tho prisoner tried
TO convince PntrolmcD GriffithS and
Billings that he was drunk. lie also
is sad to have tried to escape. but was
not successful
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Pupils to Appear.

\ song service will be given bv the
pupils OF Elibu Call in the Fourteenth
ward meeting house this evening. The
soloists will include Eva Bailey, Myra
Baer. Leland Acomb, AHcl Eylandcr.
Eva Bailey. Francis Wallinsbaw, Anna
Scaauist, j. II. Bull, A. +. CardwclJ,
Lucille Paul, Ella Pructt, Elihu Call,
Robert Grccnwcll. Iona Ipsou. Rctta
Sessions and Miss Eva Bailey will he
accumpaulSt,
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Music Section 10 Meet.

The music section of the Ladies Lit
rrary club will bold its study meeting
Wednesday morning, November q. at
the club house at 10 clock Subject,
oratorios and operas from German com
poscrs. Mrs. A. II. Peabody. chairman; (;
Mrs. c. Daily. Mrs w. a. WetzcII, Mrs
j. W. Curtis and Mrs. +. w. Murphy,
programme committee. Fivc~minute pa
pers on the different composers given by
tho following ladies': Mrs. Ralph Mer-
rill-Bcethovcn; Mrs. j. w. Curtis
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Change. Train Schedule

4 change in The schcdulc of The Tycin
Falls train has been made by the mas.
scnGrr department or the Oregon Short
Line. by which trains will arrive there
at l2:lo p. M, instead Of late in fbc
afternoon The change is made hv run.
ming the Twin Falls train from Poca.
tello instead Of from Minldoka as for.
merly. The Twin Falls train now
leaves Pocatello at 7:lJ q clock in tb,
morning. Returning, it reaches poca.
tello at midnight
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MARGUERITE BURN
ENTERTAlNS FN

Miss Marguerite Burrows =
forty OF hcr Young fricndi "
evening AT a Halloween pel
the home Of her parents: VI :
Burrows, 1917 Eleventh tss a
sic was furnished througncA !
ing ny tie Fritz Green 9s'pj y
s!stinS OF Fritz Green. CnlcA y =
Patcrson and Jay Cbaron :
accompanied by Miss burIc"
Jessie Charon. Among 'ne
lures Of the ey ening Tas Q " ~
Miss Margerte HamloW, e"-'
Future Dreams"
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SOCIAL GIVEN BY
CALEDONIAN CLUB

Tic Halloween social OF tho CaIedonian "
club Friday evening was a success in
every way. Following arc those who
took part: Mrs. Wadsporth, Miss Grace
kelso, Mcssrs J. r. CunmoCk, l. NJ
Mckenzie James IT. Nelson. J. i
stc't. }. Gordon Campbell and Andrew
StrathcaTu.
The supper. consisting OF Scotch
dishes. was greatly enjoyed and was
r0ll0Wcd ". q dance.
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Sunday Services i'm
Salt Lake Churcb
CORDIAL WELCOME TO ALL SERVICES ExTrsass

para tory service at IN
~, ,v:no a; IN. with sern,,a. ~ a. ~ I,
non ''om. Evening gong mon "o9 On u.1
=, DANiSH LUTnEps',y,' ',,''ol III
nor , Of E street ana 'HM w Cha.
Iund, pastor. Smds, .. .tirsl a.
neeN,rcS ,,,,..,, at II a, m. sSneo b
practice Tuesday cven,ni , smd
ENGLISH LuTuEp.,s,.
','nth Fourth East s,rn,Ss nS cHu,
Gay at II O'Clock. THaA,. TH,,. Sn
OF Dayton. O.. s,I, vii Res. II
Lnlh"rr ReIormatlon = rprsati
church '!,,,,,,'.. council on Tussdaya a.s x
SWEDISH LG-rur,a,y cs'
Iorner Of ssconl souih' oih'aS q
streets; Erik Florecn and y.
school at 1880 a. m , Iasls
conducted by the 'n.S S,c',Yles 1
DAYTON. o. The NISSAN ~,
at the church pariors y', n, ,ldss|
by invitation OF Mrs. F. "',I'd,Y md,
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Episcnnai

ST. Marks CATHrDp,,
between Second and rhi rsIli !
Right. Rev. T.. S. Spa,dinn'la .
Very Rev. s, K. CoIladar z
-. Is Johnston, canonEues ues;
m. holy communion ana
dean: 1850 p. m. adnIi I1s' Sl,,
y: m, evening PRAYER MY NY
Canon Johnston. ''a Y
ST. PETERS ctIAprr
Second Wcst-Sundsy sck.., h.-,-
IN. Evening prayer AZ ;,-S ;o,
ST. JOHNS CHAPEII.ony,he,l' PEN
Logan avenue-sunday schrs, 's''
morning prayer. II a. IN. ~
NOEWEGIAN-DaNIguv,, :,
o2S South Fourth East s,q... !. y
u. Il. Mork. pastor. sunS.s $
a. M: Mrs. Il. Il. Mort !,
Services conducted in fbo S1
language ri II a. IN. Ever,rs1 T.
ice and sermon by the na.,e.
I'm the English language ,'X !,
Invited. =" ~
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Baptist.

EMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH.
Fourth East and Second South streets
Hours of worship, II a. m: and 2:So. p m.
Morning subject Unused Energy" The
Lords supper at close of morning SER
mon. Baptism at the sunday session.
Evening, last i'll series on personality.
THE Will Fine gospel music. Bible
school At i2;2o 2 M; q. Zen Brown. W.
AT $50 u. m. Training class "Wednesday
evening az ! so o'clock. Prayer and social
service at S;i5 You arc cordially in
vited To all OF these services.
RIO GRANDE BAPTIST CHURCH,
Second South near Ninth West--B. +.
Bronson minister Miss Frieda \. pressc!.
missionary. Manuel Porter, Bible school
superintendent. Bible school at 10 q. m,
Morning worship at HIS: theme. "That
~ MI Means Siay Win Some Il Y. p,
L, junior al O'Clock, senior at 6:3n;
leader, lNinicc lIutchison. Evening serv-
ice at so o'clock; sermon soul Eestors,-
ton" The haptSmal service unav oicjabl,-
postponed last week viii take place in
this service. Midwcol; service Wcdnes-
DAY at I;31 o'clock. We offer the glad
hand 10 strangers in warm greeting. Take
Jordan bridge car. Welcome
BURLINGTON BAPTIST MISSION.
corner OF Indiana and Navajo streets
Jared V: Co6y. minister; Miss Ade l..
1880 a. m, w. NJ. Sanderson. superin-
'endent: Young peoples ,ing al 20
y. m. Preaching service at $50 n. m
orsNer meeting Thursday night at S
. clock.
SWEDISH BAPTIST CHURCfI-s57
South state. John \ Liudberg pastor
sunday school at 1880 "a. ~. preaching
service nj 'i' i. IN. Nidwcek prayer
meeting Thursday at s p. m. Al who
uncerstsnd the Swedish language are cor
dia,ly invited
LINCOLN STREET BAPTIST CHAP
Ell corner Lincoln street and Ninth
South-Eev. w. e. Stewart ufstor. sun
daJ services: sunday school 1890 a m ::
Young people : service. Gas n. ~: preach
ing scrNicc, ,:30 y. m. Midwcok PRAYER
service Thursday evening
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Tiff Methodist Church.

The following programme viii be rem
dcrcd during Sunday evenings service
at the IliT Methodist. church, beginning
at clock; Prelude, song. from "Tbe
Hymnal,' by the congregation; violin
duet, Dan Hiskey and Willie Hardiman; /;
vocal solo. Miss LcoIa SchraclS; piano
selection, Miss Marguerite Duvall; vor
cal solo, Horace Bowen; address, by the
pastor; piano selection, Miss Duvall;
reading. Miss Lila May Eaton; vocal
solo, Mr.. Bowen; closing hymn.
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ANNUAL PIONEER BALL
TO BE GIVEN NOV. p

The annual Pioneer ball viii be given
Friday. November %, at the bishop s
building.
The ball will be under thc auspices
Of tho Daughters Of Pioneers ard the
Mormon battalion, Pioneer costumes
will he worn.
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NOnHrApafinn.,

FIRST CONGREc Ar,,'
s,CorneF r,D,n ,S of Fourth EsstD stDaSl ,1s L
streets: S Elmer !. Goshen sm ~
Ing service at II o clocIt Ns.
PHlLLiPS cONGREo.
ClIuRCH-l7ifth South s,s ~ Y;
hc Rev, p. a. simptIsa a %.
Vices Wednesday AZ ,ipa'n, ,i I'd
ing sermon. The Saca ana a
answer y evening sorm". sorcuea
'tion Messagc:" Sund.. 4l
christian Endcavor Al t,Isoa senoa
services. "Vrsnifsl
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tDickcns' Programme,

An attractive musical programme
will be rendered in the Eighteenth
ward chapel tomorrow evening, among
those who will appear being II. ;.
Ensign Jr., George d. Pvpcr. Charles
Klink, Prof. Giles and a vocal octet
consisting Of Mrs. Bessie b. Newman,
Mrs. Prissie Livingston, Miss Mac A.
der. Miss Aura Rogers, George d. Py,
per, II. G.. Whitney, II. S. Ensign and
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Christian Science.

subject Sunday sermon. "EvcrIastins
Punishment"
FIRST CHIRCII OF CHRIST. SCIrN
TINJ $50 East Third South strret-Stn-
day services. II o'clock "A. IN. and s u'rlnrE
p m sunday school o,s5 a. IN, Tho
" ednesday eNeuins services are held nt
O'Clock.
SEt,ONb CHlE ECH or CHRIST Sol
EN llST, ConSolida ted Music hail II
east t1rSt south street. SUNDAY services
~ clock n. m, Sunday school 9:d5 "A. m
Nenhesday evening services s o'clock
al, arc "clHome TO those church services
Free reading rooms in the Walker b.,L,
on!a'ns. Main and Second South streets
WGere Christian Science literature may be
obtained. "
delivered In tho Salt Lake thaater AT 9
oSio,H y m. sunday November 3, hy
ElrSli .. Sr'cllcr. C. s.. member of tho
IN, nI'S,lan s science Ecard of Lccturcshp of
lure free, ali invited
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st. Mary's Cathedral.

st. Mary = cathedral choir will sing
Sunday at II Il. M, Leonard 5 mass IN
+ fat, and Miss Cassandra Wood will
sing Labosh s go Salutaris. The girls
Of the st. Cecilia chorus are rehear5-
ing every Sunday at 9:30 II. m The
members of the cathedral choir will
practice Monday evening i'll Knights of
Columbus hall
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Christian

THE CENTRAL. CVpt,
CHURCH.. corner Fourth sou,a |.
East streets-Charlcs r ~
residence. 261 East Fourth ~ ~.
SUNDAY services. II a. M -
Morning sermon. "The n,;s-.
The Church" Evening ser,ps- !;
Have SO Many Churches" Inn
on Church union. Bible scf@;
Christian Endcayor. I n m pn..
Ing, W cdpcsday night
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john Cassidy Buried.

Funeral services for John Cassidy.
80 years Of aye, who died mt his resi-
dcncc. SIC Picrpout street. October 30,
were held ut thc funeral chapel vi
o 'DouDel a Co. yesterday at > y. m
Father Michael Curram oliiriatcd. The
palIbcarcrs wcrc John Sullivan, james
McCaIlom, George Wiscomb. Jose?h
Mullctt, a. RoXburv and Robert Browo,
lntcrmcut WAS in Mt Calvary cerne.
tery.
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Song Service.

The Thirty-first ward choir Will rcn-
der a song service in Sugar House
ward this evening at 6;30 o clock. uD-
der the direction of II. Edward Dcwcs-
nup. The so!osts viii he John Bowers:
tenor; Miss Edna Evans, soprano,
Thomas DoXey. baritone, with Miss
Ivy Ensign ut the organ.
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Free Church.

SWEDISH EyANGELIcM|
CHURCH. 13t South Seventh I'd
The Rev. II. Thorell. paytG.
morning service and SUNDAY d
1890 O'Clock. Preaching "a! q
Midwcek service "Wednesday ~
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Unitarian

UNITARIAN CHURCH s|
East street-Frederick II. Br,
istnr. Service al IL q. m. Ic41
mon. The Faith of Adyen,us,
Adventure Of Faith" Nlz p
York, soprano, Will be the ~
day school at 1916 o'clocE B
to these meetings. No eyts,-
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Y. M, G. a

inc HcN, G. L. NoCl will speak at the
Mcu's meeting al / O'Clock tl1is ,r,or-
noon. Special muaic Nlll consls, or q
Vl0lir aoln by \. 7. Jones and n ,.larionc,
500 nv Edwin Love, A cordial welcome
is extended To all men,
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THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER
1tlQnr a1tQld 1ttl1l<51tjtjlrtt51ll&

John ID. Spencer. The music will sur.
round Il ''Dickcns programme par
ticipatcd in BY Maudc May Babcocl
and III. &. Whitney.
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Lutheran

GERMAN LUTHERAN. ST. Johns
j. T.ankow. pastor Pro.