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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-02-24
l;seomh New. Notes,

Mr.. and Mrs Hugh McCredie and
son, of Portland. Ore. arrived Tuesday
evening for a visit at the H. NJ Green
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-02-24
Clemens News Notes.

This week closes the special school
which has been held here for the boys
and girls who can not attend high
school. o. r. Breasted has had charge
of this work On Friday evening a spe-
cial literary program is to be given
after which a basket supper will be
held.
Rev. U. S. johnson has organized a
Boy Scout movement here.
The Meistersingers Male Quartet will
be here Feb. %.
Miss Mamie Holien and Miss Stella
Erickson. OF Roland, spent few days
with Gertrude Brackney.
Mrs. Bert Brackney and Mrs. Davis
were Marshall;own callers Friday.
Wanda Helmcke spent Sunday at
State Center with Irene Funke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Clemens gave
a farewell party Thursday evening. in
honor Of Verne Clemon who left Fri
day for Louisville. KY. where he will
take up his work with the Louisville
baseball team. The evening was spent
in playing old-fashioned games. AT a
late hour refreshments were served by
Mrs. Clemens. assisted By Miss Stella
Mooney.
The following officers were elected
for the High School Literary Associa
ton: Secretary, Gertrude Brackney;
assistant secretary. Herbert Arm
BRIGHT: treasurer. Martin Eley: cor
respondent. Constance Flower: SER
geant alarms, Palmer Parsons; or
ganist. Iona Kaiser: ushers, Wanda
Helmcke. Opal Newton. Mr.. Everett
and Miss Flower were again appointed
critics.
Constance Flower spent Sunday at
Gearing with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. D. Dennis spe mt
Wednesday in MarshalltoWn on bh 81
ness.
Ce2il Howard and family loaded
three cars Thursday and Friday and
left Friday evening for their new home
at Huntley. MINI.
Mrs. c. H. Harmon spent Tuesday
in Eldora
Mrs. George Turnbly and brother,
Carl Miller left Wednesday for Hayti.
6. D.
I Mr.. Riggs. who has been leading +he
singing at the revival meetings at the
Methodist church. was called home
Thursday night on account of the SER
| ious illness Of his father.
Mrs E. P Fogg of Cleveland, O.. a
former teacher in the Albion Seminary,
came Thursday to spend few days az
the J. E. Grouse home.
Mrs. Manila Dobson is out on parole
from Mount Pleasant. and is with her
sister. Mrs. R. H. Pickett, at Waterloo.
Her parents expect her home before
| long
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-02-24
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For You Your Youthful Appear.
ance. What Other Friend
Can Do A Nuchf

After all one Of the chief pleasures in
life is that of appearing in as attractive .
manner as possible. z
And there are but few
hlemishes that will So A2XEA09
quickly detract from
your personal appear. ~
ance as gray. faded or
istreaked hair. h.
"Brownatone" Hair
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rich. soft brown, SO much to be I'D. - ,
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without the possibility Of detec- ~
ton. failure or harm to either hair ~
or scalp. NEW
No previous experience whatever XVI
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hair.
A sample and a booklet Will be sent you
upon receipt Of 10 cents.
All OF the leading drug stores sell
"Brownatone." Two sizes, 25c and Sl.0O.
Two shades = one for golden or medium
black.
Insist on "Brownatone' at your hair.
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Sold and guaranteed in Marshalltown
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other leading dealers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-02-24
Gallant, But Cautious.

contains this year several women mem
bers. At q recent banquet they were
invited to speak, but all with one ac-
cord began to make excuses, and one
of the men was asked to represent
them. He accepted, saying that he was
willing to act SO far as in him lay
but his case was similar to that Of a
naughty girl who was told that if she
didn't behave she would De shut ur
in the chicken coop.
you can shut me up in the chicken
coop if you want to-" replied she, blu,
/ amt going to lay any eggs"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-02-24
x1IZ' FOR SORE
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eorno.

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No matter what ails your feet or
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Adv.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-02-24
Notice of Amendments to
Articles of Incorporation


a special meeting of
held offices in Mar
Articles
O of corporation
o follows:
l..
Name Of corporation IaPlant
corporation.
V.
of of
distribution of tools implements
buy sell hold, transfer
cucumber both real and personal property
conveyances
of the corporation after
the officers above named then
persons Directors
divided
E. L. WILLIAMS,
r. C. JONES,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-02-24
Special Attraction.

If you love good music. don't fail to
hear the Rosdell Singers, one of the
best musical offerings in the history
of the Orpheum Theater. tonight or
Wednesday night. In addition this
great bill includes A. West & Co, the
musical Brownie and the singing wolf
and Miss Daisy Gordon, in her pleasing
singing and character change offering.
Don't miss this show as it is sure to
please even the most critical. Orpheum.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-02-24

Eyes" she admitted. frankly, Il like
you very much, but"
But what?'
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-02-24

Altho fashion prophets assured us
that spring skirts would be wider, they
have as yet taken on no very ample
proportions. They are, however, some
what harder to walk in, as the slit be-
low is being gradually shortened. The
elegant afternoon. gown illustrated here
is suitable for theater or restaurant
wear 1t is carried out in new shade
of blue chiffon velvet, the bodice being
in blue embroidered net over chiffon
nd velvet.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-11
ADDITIONAL SPORTING NEWS
ARRANGE BIKE. RACES
FOR EARLY SPRING

ARRANGEMENTS are already beginning
for series OF bicycle races on tho Lib
erty park course and elsewhere as soon
as the weather breaks up sufficiently TO
permit OF riding. The races will be un-
der the direction OF Phil Wright and
"Musty" Crebs. Entries may be filed
with Wright, 8f1 South West Temple
The races during the fall proved highly
successful and no doubt success also will
attend those to be run In the spring. All
the races win be under the sanction Of
the n. c, A
Steamboat" Creba led the ridors In
the point table In the 1913 ruces by thir,
teen points. Jack Casey made the best
time In the autumn races. Casey will
have speedy competitors this spring In
Ruel Wagely and Al Escnndo
Entries thus far received for tho 1914
events follow. Barney Hogan, Ruel
Wage!y, Al Tscandon. Roy Escandon,
Jack Peterson. Dick Wright, Ollie Du6a.
Ernie Thompson, II. Kramer J. Hailsitt,
Jack Chsy. Steamboat" Crebs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-11
Charleston Results.
BY International News Service.

First race six furlongs-Belle Terre,
95 (ScTaegarD. to I. won; Pluvious,
Ito (Ward), Z to 1. second; SemiQuayer,
116 (Pickett). to l, third. Time. 1:16.
Sylvestfs. Premier, Banjo Jim. Wiley,
Queed and Jennie Wells also ran.
Second race. six furlopgs-Skeets, 109
(Buxton), to l. won, Auto Maid, 1l2
(Byrne), 20 to !. second; Our Nugget 1lO
is; No Manager. Tomboy. Bobby Cook,
Beachey. Tony w. Tolson .dor. Lady
Dtna, Scarlet Pimpernel and Elsewhere
also ran.
Third race, mile md sixteenth-Lochiel
100 (CallahaD), 10 TO 1, won; Joe Deibold,
l08 (Goose). to /. second; John Fur
long. l02 CMartin), s to /. third Time,
l;4S 3-5. Donald Macdonald, Republican.
tlinlia and Brynlimah also ran.
Fourth raco. one mile-Winnlng Witch,
100 (Sumter), l3 to 10. won; Pardner.
118 (Ward), 19 to l. second; Dangerous
March: Iii CPickctt), IL to I, third. Time.
LAP as. Duquesne. Car Michael Dart
worth and Bob r also ran.
Fifth 1"Te, one milo-Golden Trea sure
11S (Da .port), s to l, won; Ralph
Lloyd. lgJ (McTaggart). IS TO 6, sec
ond: Polly H.. 95 (Ward). to s, third
Time. l 43. Linbrook. Jezatl. Flask, Dr.
Dousherty and Floral Crown also ran.
Sixth race, mile and twenty yards
Earl OF Savoy. 100 (McCnhey). l3 to g.
won: Jabot. 100 (Ward), II to S. second
Outlan, los (Turner), TO 1, third. Time
1:44 1-5. Mycenae. Branco, Master Jim
and Big Dipper also ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-11
MEETINGS ANNOUNCED.
Five Big Gatherings Are to Be Held in
Ogden Today.
SpecIal to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, Jan. 1O.-Professor W. l.
Daggy, q member Of tho faculty at the
University of Washington, has been in
duced to return to Ogden for another
engagement after delivering lecture
at the Weber academy recently on
1.-The Gospel Of the Commonplace. At
the First Congregational church Sun
day evening Professor Daggy Will speak
on rThe Chautauqua as Community
Builder One of the objects Of the
engagement is to enter boost Tor the
Utah Chautauqua assembly.
President Levi Edgar Young, of Salt
Lake, will be the principal speaker at
the tri-stake conference of the seven
ties Of the Mormon church in the Sixth
ward chapel tomorrow afternoon. The
meeting will be opened promptly at l
O'Clock. All of the seventies of the Og-
den, Weber and North Weber stakes
have been urged to attend.
Moroni Olson will speak in the
Fourth ward Sunday school tomorrow
morning Owing to the Sunday school
convention the regular Sunday school
services will not be held in the Fourth
ward, Mr.. Olsen to occupy the greater
portion of the time.
In the Fifth ward tomorrow,
Thomas A. Shreeve will address the par
ents' class in the morning and at the
evening service Elder John NJ. Young
will be the speaker.
Important questions Of domestic hy-
eiene, cleanliness and kindred subjects
Will be discussed at the meeting of
the parents class in the First Metho-
dist church tomorrow morning.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-11
Charleston Entries for Monday.
3y Intsrpa tlonal News Service.


First raoe, five and half furlongs-
Banjo Jim, 81: Raleigh P. d, ia: Silas
Grump. i'll; Queed, l0S; Hugh Gray, III,
Hypnotic, 10S; Mon Ami. Ill; Ethelburg
II. 10l; Tera blaDco. 106: John Marrs. III
Golliwog, l15; DR.. Jackson, Ill.
Second race, five and a half furlongs-
Black Chief. t05; Bat Masterson. III:
Mama Johnson. i0l; Rye Straw, 118,
Nello, l09; Al Jones, 90; DR.. Kendall, 9S;
Cliff Maid, 95; lnclsion. Ill; Batwa. 115;
Oakland, III; Prince Chap. lis
Third race, six furlongs-Charles Can
nell. 102; Hill Stream. 106 Dainty Mint
Louise Trnvers. 100; Ivan Gardner, ITO;
Lost Fortune. I07; High Class. 1l2; BolS
Hin, 100; Korfhage, LOT: Brave Cunarder.
115
Fourth race, siz MISREPRESENTATION
Chuckles. 100; Good Day. 103; Old Ben
10. Prince Heruis. 10s Royal Ten, 9Si
Bonnie Eelso. ll2; Gar Michael. 90
Brave Cuner rder, 9S; Palanquin. LOS.
Fifth ice. five and a half furlongs--
aKiva, los; sTheo Cook, 109; Richla nd
l01: Elsie Eerndon, I09; Ben Prior, Ill
Clem Bescbey. Ill. Nimbus, III: 'Skeets
l03, sToison dor, l08: Scarlet Plnpernel
liIs; lone. OF Veilchsn, ss; Tom King
Sixth race one unile-Petty Regan. 80
sager, lle; 'Bobby Cook, lo8; Judg:
Monck. 1l3; Ha rcourt, l1s: Camel. l16
SilIoic, ll3; Lord Wells. ii8; Helen NJ
co. Bernedotte, Ill. Eaton, ll6: eFawn
log: Ford Mai. los; "F1el. lo3s 'Woot
Dovo, 100.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Weather clear; tre ck fast
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-11
MAURICE RISLEY WINS
THE PRESIDENTS CUF

PTNEHURST. n. c., Jan. 1o.-Mnu-
rice Rislcy. Atlantic City Country club.
today won the Presidents cup by defeat
Ing c. L.. Backer. Woodland Golf club,
one UP, In the final round Of the nidwin-
ter golf tournament here.
The match was closely contested. The
pair turned tho first nine ull even, and
R}sey won the tenth. Becker took the
eleventh hole and the next five were
halved. par three gave R!sley the lead
on the seventeenth and he halved the
final hole with his opponent
w II. Faust Buffalo Country club.
defeated II. v. Segerman. Euglewood
five UP and four to play. for the consola-
ton trophy in the first flight. @. II.
Crooker. Brooikline. and Z B. Boyd,
Bellerieve. were winners in the second
division.
number OF golfers today arrived 10
play In the advertising mems tournament
next week The annual ST. Valentine f
tournament Will be played February
3 TO Z.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-11
|N|SSOULA PRESIDENT
FOR MONT ANA LEAGUE
gays Delegate to Union Meet
ing VIII Be for State
Circuit.
,.rIeJ To The Tribune.

B=edal to The Tribune.
4 MISsoULA, Mont, Jan. 1o-Presi-
sent W. L. Murphy Of tho Missoula
nsebsn association said today that
he Missoula delegate to the Union as
Lociation meeting will bo q booster for
l Montana state league. Within the
Ia twenty four hours it has developed
Ihat MiBsoula will undoubtedly be out
"a the association next spring. Interest
"a the sport here does not warrant the
&xpense of maintaining the Highland
- through another state season.
ffI do believe, however, said Presi-
LENT W. l.. Murphy, "'that a state
|sagus may be the proper thing.
I'VE heard, to be sure, some adverse
<dticism Of the all-Montann idea on
|he ground that the class Of ball fur
1]ohed would not DO that to which we
3 accustomed here, but personally
kvor q state league
/ President Murphy says that the de.
&IDlon of the local club to withdraw
vas influenced In a measure by the
ck Of enthusiasm in Great Falls and
Menn, which towns, too, it is thought,
IN favor state organization. Nilsson.
viii send q delegate to the annual
eeting, and If state league is at all
nceptable he will be ready to talk
Xlginess
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-11
OGDEN DEPARTMENT
FAvoRs HALLIDAY SCHOOL.
Professor Henry Peterson Win Discuss
Issue Before Sunday Night Club.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, Jan. l0.-A subject of un-
usual Importance at this time will be
discussed by Professor Henry Peterson,
principal Of the Ogden high school. at
the regular meeting OF tho Sunday
Night club tomorrow evening, when he
will consider the plan for alf-day school
sessions. Principal Peterson was among
the first to indorse Superintendent John
NJ. Mills 3 scheme for adopting the mod
ern educational method in the local pub
lie schools.
At the conclusion of the meeting,
which will be held in the guild hall of
the Episcopal church at 7:30 o'clock
an opportunity will be gwen to question
the speaker regarding any phase Of the
plan. The musical selections for the
meeting will be furnished by Miss Media
Parry,
One week from tomorrow night, Jan.
uary Is. Bishop Spalding of Salt Lake
will speak before the members Of the
club on "The Educational Value of the
Novel and Drama" with special refer,
ence to Winston Churchill 3 "Inside OF
the Cup.'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-11
DECLARE JOKER IS
IN FAVOR Of ZION
Ogden Attorneys Feel That
Discrimination Appears in
State Civil Code.
SpeciaI to Tho Tribune.


OGDEN, Jan. 10.-As result OF tho
transfer from the Second district court
to the Salt Lake courts of suit
brought bv the Ogden Commission com
pany against the Growers exchange, a
Salt Lake corporation, local attorneys
contend that joker has been slipped
into the civil code Of the state law.
This alleged joker provides that suit
shall be Instituted in tho court nearest
the defendant s place of residence
The local attorneys feel that 1t was
inserted for the purpose OF protecting
the railroad companies and other large
corporations having office headquarters
in Salt Lake. 1t is cited that personal
injury actions and other forms or hti-
CATION against large corporations arse
Far from the headquarters Of the de-
fendant, yet the plaintiff is required
to file suit in the Salt Lake courts.
When suit is instituted in any other
court the Judge cannot refrain from
granting g motion for q change OF
venue TO the Salt Lake courts, which
are nearest to the headquarters of the
defendant corporation. There is said
to be no alternative under the present
civil code Although the transactions
on which the action is based originates
in Ogden as well as Salt Lake, Judge j
A Howell has been forced to grant q
change Of venue to the Salt Lake courts
in the case Of the Ogden company
against the Growers exchange.
Ogden attorneys assert that action
will be brought at the next state legis
lature to bring about o change in the
code, on the grounds that plaintiffs N
cases against large corporations should
not be put to the unnecessary expense
Of taking their cases to Salt Lako.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-11
Results on the Turf !;
Weights, Riders
and Entries
Juarez Results-
By International Sewa Service.


First race, six furlongs-Connau ught, 10T
IHoffman). to /, won; 1nlan. 115 (Van-
dusen), TO q second, Weyanoke. Ito
lNeylon). TO 1, third. Time l:l2 Kali
lnla, John Hurie, Senator James, Visible.
Jessupburn. Sharper Knight. McAlan.
Loralight and Masalo also ran
Second race, five and q half furongs-
Little Jane l0l (Claper), to 6. won,
Herpes, ITO (Feeney), to l, second.
Rosemary. lo2 (HilO, 80 TO l. third.
Time. LOB 2-6 Barbara Lane. Star
Buss nlso ran
Third race seven furlongs-Pay Streak,
don, l12 (Hoffman). 4 to /. second; Ma
nasseh, 1o3 (Jonos), 4 TO l, third. Time
l:24 4.e. Luther. Meadow, Sir Fretful
and Zim also rnn.
Fourth race. five and a half furlongs-
Bob Hensley. l09 (Marco). to I, won;
Capt Burns. lo2 Garter, even, Sec
ond; Birdman. l02 tGross) 4 to l, third
Time. 1;04 40. Any Time also ran
Fifth raco, six furiongs-Gen March
mont, 100 CMcDonnld). to /, won
Royal Dolly, lo2 (Neylon). even. second
Cossrove. LOT (Claver). 8 TO l. third
Time, iii, Mack b. Eubanks. Surfro gist
Hardy and Lulu s. also ran.
Sixth race, mile and sixteenth-Mary
Emily. 98 tClaver), 2 to 1, won: Dynamo
100 (Groth), TO l second; Anne Me-
Gee, l01 (tIaynes). TO 8. third. Time
As 4-5 Mimesis. Sadie Shapiro. FRAGILE
Sleepland and c. w. Kennon also ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-11
Still Calls Ogden Home.
Special to Tho Tribune,

SpecIaI TO Tho TrIbune,
OGDEN. Jan. 10,-Refusing TO regard
Ogden as otherwise than 'home," Charles
Sadler. for the past ten years resident
OF Reno, New, and San Francisco, Cal.
is visiting friends here and also attending
TO business matters. He is accompanied
by Mrs. Sadler. For several years after
leaving Ogden ten years ago, Mr.. Sadler
was engaged In business In Reno. but la
ter removed to San Francisco, where he
recently sold out his hotel business to be-
come a stockholder In the Inside Inn Ho-
tel company, corporation which pro-
poses TO erect a large hotel within the
Panama-Paclnc exposition grounds.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-11
NOTICE OF SPECIAL sTOCkHoLD.
ERS' MEETING
OF THe DAILY MINING COMPANY

Public notice ie hereby given that a.
special meeting OF the stockholders OF
said corporation VIII DO held al tho Of
building, In Salt Lake City. Utah, on
sa turday. the 10th day OF January A D
1914. at the hour OF o'clock p. m, fos
the purpose OF considering the question OF
amending the articles OF Incorporation OF
said company in respect TO diminishing
the amount OF capital stock and the de-
nomination of shares by changing article
V thereof. as heretofore amended. 30 that
the same Will read follows:
ARTICLE V.
Tho amount OF capital stock Of the
corporation shall be three hundred thou
sand dollars C$2Oo. oO0). divided into two
hundred thousaI d (20o,000) shares OF tho
denomination OF par value OF one dollar
and fifty cents tSL50) each"
ENOS A. WALL, President
GEORGE W. PARKS, Secretary.
Dated this 10Th day OF December. A. D.
1919 k2ll9
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-11
ND LEAGUE SEASON
IN DIFFERENT WAY

NEW YORK, Jan. 10.-Secretary John
H8ydler Of the National league returned
|Dday after attending the Joint meeting
a the National and American league
.chedule committee in French Lick
1prings and the annual Tneet!ng OF the
1sfional commission In Cincinnati.
Secretary Heydler announced that
/iRerent method Of winding up the major
Iague season had been decided on for
|QS. Heretofore the league season
<osed on the first Saturday IN October
d the east and the following Sunday in
ne west. This year. however. the west
<ru club will close their season on Sun
ny, October 4. while the eastern teams
IN finish on Wednesday, October Z.
The western teams. however. may use
41eze last three days to play Off post
Snd games, on the condition that the
Dmes are postponed from the last series
q any western city. but all possible post
foned games must be played prlor to
/>cfober 4
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-11
Juarez Entries.
BY International News Service

By international News SerVlce-
First race, three furIongs-Himyer
Lass, 1o7. br. T.. by Marta Santa Maude
Fealy q. D. Clayton s. Coz; Lady Ham
mil. 107, b. T., by Galveston Winnetka
%; j. sai9; Teqlane, lie, by Atkins
Prlncese Tulane (R Ripley d Coz; Mex
Wahaloty, DR.. Cam, 1l0; Luke Mae. 112:
Josephine Zarate. liz; Silver Blossom,
112.
Second race, seven furlongs-Brevity.
ST; Venetian. 1o1; Emerald Isle. 1o5,
Burnt Candle. 1os; ave. So; Rotente. 10a;
Fire. 10S.
Third race. seven furlongs-Thomas g
Hare, 80; George. 80; Helen Ha wilkins. lOl
Mandaro. lOS Old Ootch. 90; Jewel OF
Asia. SO, Ask Ma. 103; Hasson. l0S.
Fourth race, five and a half furlongs-
Gordon Russell ob: Orange Blossom. 100;
y See 1t, 1o6: Vested Rights. los; DR.,
]. b. Berry, ss; Scarlet Oales. 1o2, Flor
ence Roberts, 116.
Fifth race, seven furiongs-Fool O.
Fortune. o.: Ceos. OF; Acumen, lO7 Orba
Smile, 11o; Durin. 81; Salesia. 1o6. Cool,
10S: Stanley s.. 112
Sixth race. mile and sixteenth-Bele
OF Bryn Mawr, 50; S.gurd, 1o2; Melts,
1o7; Loween, 81; Tahoe 1o4.
Weather cleur; rack fast
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-11
CHAPEL FOR LYNNE WARD.
Work on New Meeting House Will Be.
gin Early In Spring.

Special TO The Tribune
OGDEN, Jan. 10.-Facing the threo.
cornered piece of land recently donated
10 the city by Senator Reed Smoot for
park purposes at Five Points, new
meeting house for the Lynne ward is to
be erected early in the spring. Plans
Gated on the church property between
Washington and Harrisville avenues,
are, being prepared by local firm Of
architects.
Constructed of local brick with stone
trimmings, the new chapel will cover a
ground space Of 95N66 feet and will have
three entrances, with the main entrance
on the south. There will be main
floor for the assembly room with n seat
ing capacity Of about 800 and class
rooms in the basement. Work will be
started as soon as weather will permit
in the spring.