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Show MAY DESERET EVENING NEWS MONDAY J LIST TRIBUTE omc. OGDEN BASEMENT REED HOTEL. Alfred otodwefi. MuM Offle Tt. . HHRUCTIOHS HONOR ta Patras requested tmmtduu in eanalaiata rtfirJIat aettefaetery idrarr. CHURCH Or at bar Fit rebeeelptSor payments sad delivery plaints regarding be reads to James A. Oliver, gt, Telephone Dally, gaturdar AU TB Ham. Ti. MW PUBLICATIONS. Pi MoIc will be one attraction of tb Chautauqua, which opitffflk Friday Tb coming of evening, June It It James Goddardt tb world renowned baa baritone, with aeettlft ertieta. and also the Boston Light Opera company, special will give Chautauqua week w "V be' gpr e r. T!j.' diturdey, umP, when th- - riavenny Festival Qu.n.tet will give a brief afternoon program and will ap-The pe.,r tor a concert in the evening jfivon nsei day eacred concerts will MOrchesby the tral quintet On Jldnday afternoon the Boston Light Opera company will give special ta the evening present the music, and Chimes of Normandy " The Ongawa give a nsusi-ccompany. Japanese artists, fantasy "Along the Road to Tokyo, on Tuesday evening. Music of Wedsea-- jbe by the Musical Art qua'day will The tec both afternoon andwillevening. final musical featureGoddardbe the aptogeths pearance of James with Rath Ray. violinist. Robert Tale Smith, pianist, on the14. closing evening, Thursday. June Ogden. May 21 Funeral services for Pleasant Oreen Taylor;, aged pio- of Ogden. Um; STUDENTS M y 21 trongt Og-6e- n . : 1917 of this town who have expressed a purpose to enlist in the United States marine corps. Sergeant W. D. Manca and Corporal E. L. MeiJley of the Balt Lake recruiting station will be present and will address the assemblage. The recruits will leave for Salt Lake the following day. A. R. Swan, manager of the Northwestern garage, has tendered the use of an automobile for the occasion and on the trip to Tooele the recruiting officers will distribute ad- Provo Office OGDEN DEPARTMENT 21 vertising matter appealing for recruits in the marine corps. OF All payments for subscription and complaints regarding non should be made to I. L. Johnson, office with H. A. Pederson A Co.. M Weet First Norik ft Telephone OS. Home telephone Itf. Dally. Saturday and Ageat far theNews and Church PETITION FOB-TREE y BOUNTIFUL 0. 1. (Special Correspondence.) Lehl, Msy 21. A special session of neer. were held at the Hhrrtovllle MRS. EMOREF SESSIONS, the city council will be held tomorrow meetinghouse yeaterday at p.m, with night at which a petition of IS per tent a Bishop R. R Brown officiating. The Provo, May 3t Medals, "Y" pin. tb. 1mm. dm Hack af tb of the voters will be read asking (or service was one of the largest attendBeak Mere. tb. largaet at ! other and fobs watch IT sweaters, the establishment of s free Carnegie the at I. to dva' ed ta the district, the meetinghouse ICED DIES stimuPIONEER, to In order se school May Logan. in 1. evidences of effideny library and the calling for a special being too small to accommodate the Tb. Saw la ae aula at ah My Haw ta home the the Interest late a to garden liviUee have been awarded large election for assessing one mill for tbs large number of relatives and friende Hal of honor student movement among the boys and girls upkeep of the tune. of the Brigham who gathered to pay their last tributes of respect. There was a large contripcung university. In addition t the (Special Correspondence.) of this section, who have engaged ta Lehl hews Items. H. Milton (r!udent body awarttai Bountiful. May 21. The funeral of it, Mr. Nichols, the bution of floret tribute, a cortege Mr. R M Wjlson, a local contractor and supervisor, Commerthe was Knudaen awarded blocks several followed the Emoret long body will erect the five high lines for ths Sessions, widow of Perrigrtne Scoutmaster 8. 8. CAMPAIGN 10 FILL to the city cemetery. Reynolds have cancial club annual gold medal for the Session was held In the Bountiful sheds at Uhe sugar factory now tabth city snd induced the busi- rest student who had done the best work ernacle in the afternoon of May 1. vassed built at Delta, Millard County. Musical selections were rendered by ness men to offer substantial prizes elng for th year. Francis W Kirkham the choir. Douglas Brian. Annie Reports come from Cedar Valley that Btrlngbam presided. for various features of the contest tn where Were Bishop Richard for annual medal debating The son and gold George th fall grain waa winter killManning, TROOPS B. A considerable ed farmers awarded to Ralph Ntlseon Lucy Phil- The attendance was large. Chorister producing vegetables. have planted spring wheat opening prayer was by James Taylor sum has been raised. which looks as fine as any of the fall and the benediction by Bishop Roblips. Milton H. Knudaen and Floyd Will Hold Chautauqua. Kelley, A. Ladrue Jensen and Eugene by the ert McQuarri planted that was not injured The speakers were Hiiton have Last evening a Chautauqua associa- severs winter previously received TO WIR STRENGTH President 1. W. Shurtllff. President Kirkham medals. Three young ladies of Lehl, have m June Wothertpoon. L. G. Harris. C. tion was organised here and it will C. Richards. Eldar Hyrum G. Smith, have charge of such functions ta this listed In the Red Cross dlriaion of fke list of Hopor Students' Verdi They are Ina Neilson. Elder George Albert Smith and Thomcity from now on. J. L. Cobum army. Basket Ball Ralph Eggertaen. to as E. A Elder letter from president of the association: J. W. Lewis and Mary Wood. Glen Simmons. Preston McDonald. Ogden. May 21- - A campaign haa D. O. Browningto vice president: Dr W. Morrell d LaM who waa unable to be oa went from LeonMcKay, the people Eighty Howard Hales, Theodore Rails. bean launched ta thte city for the pur- present, was read. Each of the speakis treasurer and Merlin Hovey temple excursion last x Thursday The ard Andrus. Frank Oberhanaley, to was the to of The under of to the Troops ranks be ers the auspices of secretary. trip the beneficial Chautauqua pose of filling up spoke great and Bowman. held here this year from June II to stake Relief society. the deceased had accomplished Basket Ball (H. 8. ) Clarence and K of the Utah National Guard work 10 the tabernacle inclusive, upon He was referred to as the father of will The new Wes school hold Edwards. Sterling Harris, Ralph by Captains W. E. Kneaas and J. Hay the Harrtovltle ward, over which he square. graduating exercises next Tuesday eveKeeler, Starr Bwenson, Pratt Osborne. Ward following a telephone message had presided ae bishop and counselor ning. News Items. WJUC Logan Golden C,U"' of Viola and Veen Gardner, daughters received yesterday from Major W. Eta 30 seeds. The minutes of a meeting Ogden. May 21. Tbs whooto h Prof. Frank R Amotd of the A. C. ! Mty held in Ogden in 1050 when Pleasant Ogden City and Weber of Bishop and Mrs James H. Gardner, Btudenta-Eug- ene Williams, adjutant general of Utah, Honor faculty started for the east today, and recruitLexie Kouthwick. daughter of Mr immediate Green waa of the chief P. made nt" he he M Waiter police will spend some time in the Taylor where Jenaen. urged aijch i v!'r TbdM taWrt HUton, Edgar Mra. Geo. Southwick witt be marstrength. of this city was read by Chief of Police schools of journalism, acquiring Ideas and Knlht Iva ing of the local troopa to warmen ried June. The Gardner girla will and EThomas to be used ta his class In journalism marryinVlrgtl Browning. TVdop B requires sixteen Goatee and Robert C. indent Body Officero-Ma-rion men, and it ts at the college. Li0.? b7,td.akenfarn,Snhlgh Mh! and Miss Bouthwick Troop K thirty-on- e respectively, w,U a within A number X. J. Hanson. to-this Ladru will Mrs. recruit to become Fist. Harrl. clase BLIND ANDDEAF Talmagc hoped the senior j Samuel Richards, a plumber of this bthmemberaofand - Jenaen. Mary Hales. Howard week. of gradlist the Mra Richard Kirkham to la a bait and haa dav been asked Tuesday the United city, reby for Hutoh. Included tn the campaign GIVE PROGRAM wU1 j, ready on Thursday. May xard, Elbert Hutoh, Margaret States government to forward to Lake hospital suffering from s serious - Reed Holt. Oscar Anderson. Glenn cruits will be parades each evening, 2 to the date fixed for the commenceWashington at once his plans for a operation performed a week ago. ! Robertson. Bean. Rosa school. Nilsson. and posters, banners and newspaper of the Ralph high exercise ment device he has invented and which to of the May 21. Students to Ogden. Among the latest families to leave carry be will the employed B. Elsie Glen Smith, Dramatic advertising Commencement exercises for state school for the blind gave a prodesigned to deflect tropedoe from Lehl for larger farming tntereat are home the message urging enlistment will be held In school Johnson, Della Adams. Alvin Weber of Alfred Broomhead and John of the academy a vessel hull those Mr. attacked. at held of be the music gram Presbyterian A willalso smoker The ham, D. Rees Jensen. jMabel Morley. at once. evening. on The haa former to Tuesday Cartoon. Idaho to gone reRichards h church last evening to a large and complying with the in the armory on Twenty-fourtexercise for the Weber Kern Broad bent. Orton Durham, and the latter to the Uinta reservation. quest. congregation. In the class graduation street and LlnMHn avenue on ofFriday appreciative schools will be held In the Bryan Beck, Lock Hales. Eugene Dal- county of men eligiwere 40 T. R Cutler. Jr., superintendent of there and students all 2. boys at to young which June Mrs. Lett! Thatcher, widow of the on H. Fred. Bushman. Rulon night Saturday, ton, tabernacle Clark, Lehl sugar factory has moved his MRS EMORET SESSIONS. girls of 4 and 5 year and young men 10 o'clock ta the morning. ble age are Invited lata Moses Thatcher, haa purchased the Anna Lewis. Dora Roberts, Mary into his recently family women. and purchaaei by th adjutottt of the residence O. on Wm. Stan led ji was intimated Hales, the solos were Henry Clark. Hayball Austin, choir and home, formerly owned by Dr. H- - C. HolMyrtle Hardy not watt The students gave their program as' AUTOMOBILES STOLEN. guard need Into Ketta Sessions Payne and Mrs. West Center street and arlll occupy It brook. FIVE general that 5.thebefore Wlllto 8. sung Thomas. by esrv-itheir offering to the local chapter of going until August Garrett. The speakers were Da- soon, the old Thatcher home at the H. 8.) Grace Nixon. Emma Debating risden May 21. Five automobtlethe the the American Red Cros society, th vid O. Willey, B. H Roberts. Chas. 1L corner of Main and First South Saturday afternoon and evening declaring it to likely the men will in this city during Wallace Holman. Violet being thigh Johnson, Mi as service being held for the special school students played "A School have been stolenand and Harvey Session benebey be called out for active uarvtee too .large for her present needs. a vigorous Earl two Harmer. recrowded houees. days to was Dec. Sessions Emoret rireae," to the II. born deare fit of the society. A sermon was up Tor the thieves Is being cotiducted by MB n aa the troops A. Ladru 118, in Ohio. In 145 she moved with (College) Debating There was a livered by the Rev. John E. Carver, meeting of the "I..-?,,.officers. In caee quited strength of 107 menwilleach. Jensen.' Eugene Hilton. Ralph Nils- her parents. Chester snd Fannie Love- directors of th special be need pastor of the church and president of policeconviction Cache Knitting Works the po 11 c The following slogans and land. to Nauvoo, and in 114 with them Knud-sen- . son. H Inflicted. Milton be Lucy will Uw committee the Phillips, of during afternoon end D the local chapter. full penalty yesterday shared ta the exodus from there. The by the recruiting BOISE, IDAHO. Ployd Kelley. E. B. Snell. Nets family remained at Winter Quarters un- H. Thomas of thte city wae elected to the present campaign: Ten each be to Edwin Anderson. place Baird. at made Cox, wait were not 1050 til when they came to Utah, set- the directorate In the plac of PresLeRoy rest "Enlist now. do tne in Wlllto 8. Thomas, Irving Jennings. arreted tling at Bountiful, where Emoret be- ton A. Thatcher. alleged gambler were drafted into the army." MURRAY. select E White and Blue Louts Brandley, came the wife of Perrigrtne Sessions. Senate saloon, and ta all about 40 men By enlisting now you canserve. REGISTRATION DAY She became the mother of 11 chilwill proprietors Ha! James Including Elsie arrested. which were in you Talmage. Gregeraor.. the service dren. and had are grandchildren and 163 Vera Snow. Lisle Lindsay, and frequenters. Brandley. By joining the local troops you 2 o dock am. PRICE. At about half pa your friends TO PROTEST AGAINST Hulsh, Edgar M. Jensen. egeured of being with John c. Marguerite service the court room of Justice Sind J. 8. DALEY STRUCK BY TRAIN. acquaintances in the MADE LEGAL HOLIDAY crowded sent hall any Green ta the city wbo eras When drafted you may be arha4 been Joa S. Daley met with a serious wHh the defendant PLEASANT Trtmee the government designates. GROVE. CARBON HIGH SCHOOL were cavSataccident shortly after 11 o'clock rested. Saloon proprietor bd "Both local troops are of the llfiilT PLANT gamb- urday night. He was walking on the many to furnish 500 hall. alry division toandthecavalry haa (Special Correspondence.) men rehad seen skillfully railroad track at the Center street 5 raid The young ler advantages Mr. PenBoise, Idaho, May 1. Gov. Alexcrossing, west of Provo, at th time ALBERT C. COOPER, planned and executed, and quiring active and interesting expenCOMMENCEMENT PLANS ander issued came rose was provided with all necessary the northbound Orem train a proclamation today Murray, May 21. A call for a warrant. that he did not It along. making registration day June I. a letn Include the notice the appears of the train and had to protest against the sale uf planned It meeting, approach REJOICING to the he 'M not oheerved by the trainmen dhrtrlct MUCH gal holiday throughout the state nt MENTALLl DERANGED, the Balt Lake county lighting system womenbutof the red Uht time 1 (Special Correspondence.) ta tune to stop the ear before It by Idaho, and calling upon all cittsena to OVER WARM RAIN to the Utah Power A Light company raid, 20. had been rounded upandtaken toto Th Price. May who wa thrown graduating suspend their usual business and lahad reached tne- :from ,h warning Comhas issued the been Affiliated custody was The train by backed claaa in the Carbon county high school bors. display the national flag and ,rck to much rewomen and the) Had begun w scat- (q (he PrOTO mercial dubs of Salt Lake Ogden. May 21. Thera bringing the In numbers 22. and to the largest In the manifest their patriotism by celebratand her over The meeting to to be held nextCounty. Wedman who waa taken to th Provo joicing among farmers jured telxed officer ing the day. of yesterday that have nesday evening in the Murray city During the raid Inthe history of the schoolr The commenceGeneral hospital. the warm rains Col. Edetbute has received an orwas which cash 1.000 of crops an over good assurance in hall. On eveare to this It waa examination ment exercise found brought an that begin, der to recruit the Second Idaho Intables In the Mr. few days had to reported that th Utah Tower ing on the gamblingwere to The New.) It P. A. Rlmpkin will fantry to full war strength. 15n men to was fractured over Rev. skull when High winds of the past ning Daley's raided. A Light company haa offered 111,000 different saloons that dried the ground, but It the right eye. as were the bones of Pleasant Grove. May 21. Albert E. preach the baccalaureate sermon. On a company. This means 4T5 additional that the rstnlife.has stimulated growth for the county system, and has prothe right side of hto face under the Cooper, former mayor and evening th seniors will pre- men. The Boise barrack have been prominent Tuesday to enter Into a contract stall plant sent their claaa program which will In- made the recruiting station. Voluneye, and hto right arm waa broken. buslnees man. Corpor- posed himself her hanged Plans of the Ogden Picture to with furnish of are th clude an address by the class presi- teers of proper age will be received entertained by Hopes county recovery light. Each EAST MILL CHEEK ation so film an exterior scene IntwLester Commercial club will be aeked to send the hospital staff, but it is yet too yeeterday morning. He finished hi dent. Marlon Davie, the history of the before the draft law takes effect the were yeaterday spoiled Park early to state probable results of the breakfast at about half past nine class by Glenn Harmon, the valedicthe delegateeas to the meeting so that such TRAINMEN BUY BONDS. rain This i the second set beck The action msy be taken will fairly Injuries with any degree of certainty, oclock, and remarked to hto wife that tory by Ruth Whlmpey. and a reading FISHER, PIONEER company haa experiencedtherecently. call, represent the clubs. HRS. Members of Mr. Daley's family, who he would to the stable and feed the by Alice Hurst, formerly a member (Special Correspondence.) go park scene to be, taken in of the class. jlive at Salt Lake arrived here, y Aa he did not return to the Pocatello. Idaho. May 20. A decifor a classic outdoor dance by a comae- -j horse of the advised after terday. being Work. Review Year's headed by 1 to sion house hto wife became un catty about invest (1.000 In Liberty bonds young women, pany of PUNS FOR DIG OF 47, PASSES ANA! cident. On Wednesday evening Principal has been reached by Pocatello lodge him and went out to look for him. ifljw Lillian Walker. . Funeral For Wm. Dunn. and telephoned to neighbor but John G. Gubler will review the year's No. 31 of the Brotherhood of RailMany friends attended the funeral learned nothing of him. She contin- work of the high school. President C. way Trainmen. The transaction will be PROSPEROUS YEAR services for Wm. Dunn, held this fore- ued her search at Interval during the R. Marcusen will deliver an addreaa made through one of the local banka PATRIOTIC ORGANIZATION noon at th home In the Fifth ward. day until about 3 oclock In the after- on behalf of the board. Prof. LeRoy aa soon as the bonds can be received. (Special Correspondence ) IN THE BIG HORN jpeaker were Elders W. H- - Boyle noon when ahe determined to look for E. C.owies of the state university, for- Officials and members of the local East Mill Creek, May 20. Mrs. Edith The and E. O. Bylund and Bishop Albert him ta the flour mill the Pleasant mer principal of the local school, will lodge not only consider the Investment 0 at away Fisher E Pterc passed the 21. With procuring ftkden. May were reu- - Grove roller mill, of which he waa the deliver th commencement address, a good one, but feel that tn utilizing Manwaring. Vocal selections o'dock Saturday rooming. May IS. at fdered (Special to The News.) of contracts for .000 acres of Sugar SarahC Jones Ramsey proprietor, and which wax near hto and County Supt. S. W. Golding will their surplus funds in this manner, by Mr She there Creek. Mill in district East and Misses Stella and Ora Manwaring home. beets In the Big Horn Murray. May 21. At a mass meet- her residence Suitable musi- they are being given an opportunity the diplomas. Mra. Cooper, accompanied by her confer are excellent -prospect for toa prosper-no- ing to e held ta the city hall here was the daughter of Robert E. Pierce The body was taken to Santaquln cal numbers by th high school chor- - to perform a patriotic duty which the reports In afterwere Waa the bom first yea- according held where and services and Hannah Harvey GeZrftne 1 e I rche.tr. and government ha particularly requested j from J. M. Ecclee. president of the tonight step will be taken to organize Nov. 1. 200, In Brandywtaa, Cbes- - noon. The burial waa in the Santa- mill meR1brt of the clase will be feature of small Investors. It to said that other a the Army and Navy Relief association went trance Hselea Sugar company, who has window they through quln cemetery. On Thursday eve- local organization are likely to folof each from Worland. Wye., where of Murray. The association will be In upstairs and there found suspended ning th program. of the Trainmen In Burial L Frank Singleton. graduate will give a grand low th example beam the lifeless body of Mr. a from his company to building a new sugar- orporatj jn addition to th us&al olwho The body of. Frank Singleton echool gym. The fol Investing their surplus funds ball la th be high to is completIndicates that expected one that. Cooper. on Investigation committee on relief and factory difirn died at Balt Lake on the lth. waa after feeding the horse Mr. Cooper lowing are thoee who will receive eS and ready for operation by Bept. fmance wlI be chosen. brought to Proqo yeaterday at 3 entered the mill where he found a plomat: Rulon Anthon Bryner. Jessie "In addition to erecting the factory. Af filial the )n Bwh cub road and taken over the oclock empruej fem cspacltjc which will be of a Attending th stair he tood Ballinger. Hazel Gertrud Cleveland, to the Provo cem&ry for burial, ac- halter. rornmerc(lj ciubs of Salt Lake a flour tdn, fastened one end of the Marion Thomas Davis. Grace Fausett. POCATELLO, IDA. the company is erecting 13 cottageeof eounty wl)1 be Mked to create a and friends. on relgMvee by companied a beam, looped the other end Cyril Felix Fitt. Wlnford Glenn Harthe to halter for a clubhouse employee to include committee came-tr;na were th at Held Brief services patriotic hto neck and Jumped from the mon. Lydia Bloomfield Horaiay. Orindustry hth mfn ,nlj women and to act ta ' the new factory. This newtown a around , on-ard. that and for the lando Jackson Langford. Erin bln. The neck wa broken- rt)l mean a boom to the MONEY FURNISHED community In which theF. David Die. some' f month Mr. Cooper had Thomas Eden Lamph, " Annabel For duff now ha memof popqlat.on to number The club located. Helen He ta had worried MarLean. been health. Alice dit David poor Lewis, F Cluff Kathryn It 4s sapee'ed the figure will he doubl- - hfn ,n committee will be left opernoon at th home much about business and other mat- Mae Miller, Jef.nle Ruth Millburn, Aued ta s short time. tionai with the club. As soon as these Mrs. John Boardman. pf Pioneer road ters and had shown marked signs Of relia Mlllbura, Evelyn May Olson. FARMERS FOR PUNTING committee are appointed, each one Hie family and Reid Pace, David Brown Potter. SeyHe waa born In Parowqp 2 years ago mental derangement will be expected to elect a president. NOT BE ABLE oft hladlfe In Provu. friend are convinced that he waa not mour Vergil Prow. Thora Rich and most but spent these nd treasurer, aecretary where he waa the pioneer barber. Two mentally responsible for taking hto Ruth Whimpey. an executive eora- TO . ILLUKfc. I.AK3 three to comprise years ago he went to Nevada, but re- - own life. iratttee, which will appoint other com- (Special Correspondence.) Mr. Coopar was an able man and a turned here this spring on account of the to further take and inmittees steps 111 Considerable 2g. State health. He is survived by five prosperous and much respected citiPocatello, Ida.. May May 2! Ogden of the among next as organization, purposes two term ta FILLMORE. served He zen. mayor convenience handling crops daughter and two sons. Treasurer John W. Eagleson Is reof recruit-it- r 1914. to 1910 from Grove, of Pleasant fell may be experienced in this local- - which are encouragement Death of Forrrel Carter. banka many calls from ceiving raising funds for recruits and He had various business Interests beby the inability of the officials of tag. son of Mr. and sides Forrest. their famtlh the flour mill here, which he J. C. DAVIS CONYICTEO the state for money to be the Ogden. Logan and Idaho railroad throughout 200 Carter J)f ths Beqosd wmrd, owned Ht waI ,en)or member of the furnished to farmers who will use It company tn plac contracts for died last night of heart trouble caused firm of Cooper Jones, on west Sec to Increase the acreage planted, and addition! freight cars withtheeastern The funeral will be ond South street. Salt Lake Ctty. by an injury. Although manufacturer In harvesting and moving crops. Th held Wednesday at 2 p.m- - tn th Secof the comjatnv wedded several Mr. Cooper to survived by hto wife received for the state high1500.000 ond ward the to they children: chapel. order, Amy place months ago and the following waa lately distributed way bond U.. U. of the of to Rcgttcr. a First have failed to find a firm that will acgraduate Cooper, among banSa for the benefit of farmreceived. GAMBLERS FORTY who has been teaching in th high cept. due to orders already The with have A sum ers. registered like for an additional isfollowing In order to attempt to have the care Cooper, the county clerk under the conecrip- - school at Gunnison; L. Rena sue of highway bonds will probably (Special Correspondence.) Leona of In readiness for next tali the local elec-Rthe at L.; student a now will reason tlon for the that law, they the Fillmore, May 21. John Carlos be available soon, and areused In well school, company evolved the plan to purnot be In Provo on registration day. Cooper, a student In the high way. The farmer being chase steel under rigging for the cars TAKEN IN NIGHT and Albert. He whs the. son ofto Fred Davis was Saturday convicted tn Judge same EWTn F. PIERCE FISHF.IL June 5: Grover Cleveland Forsyth, in the banka. cared for the the by also upper, portions and building Grover Francis Summers, Cooper of West Jordan, and d Morris's court of murder tn the local shops but here again they failed ter connty, Penn. Fh moved with her of th FourtlfWMtoirict stenographer court, and survived by the followingof brothers: and have been unable to obtain the Garfield, degree, and he will be brought NEW BOOK FOR LITTLE CHILDWilliam snd Roy Cooper father' family to Nauvoo and auttar. Geuvg Russell Arcbbold. steel part F. A. Cooper and Frank Cooper. before the court on May 20 for senREN. d the ImreihTdr-snprivation Inci- (8pcial Correspondence ) Provo News Notes. The funeral will be held at the fam- tence. The case had been in rfent-to th expulsion of the Saints Bingham. May 21 A raid on L District D. ily residence here on Wednesday, May ress all week, and attracted a progTillman U. Judge PROF- - LEWIS MORRELL great baptised by JohMon delivered an earnest Thousands of the children of Zion and 23. at 11 m. Burial will take place deal of Interest, at public sentiment alleged gambling joints was from that place She waa have read with delight and profit th n Snow July IX, 1645. She left patriotic addr last evening before at Sandy. waa quite equally divided aa to whethADDRESSES STUDENTS made shortly after midnight yesterday Erast In Salt s large audience in the Baptist church. and arrived er Davis wae Justified ta th killing or books. Mother Stories from the Book morning, by a party of deputy sheriffs Winter Quarter on Oct. 2. 1 147- in . J. it A fine musical program waa rendered of Mormon," and "From Flowboy e not. Ogden. May 21 Prof. Lewi Mnr-t- tn charge of E. C. Penrose, special Lake valley Mrs- 1. H. Masof the direction under Morton. was She married Prophet." by William A. company. dean of the Brigham Young uni Grant's be re will It to remembered that this ters. to the late Jamee M. Flaher Feb. 12, Provo, delivered an address agent for the state of Utah. ALTONAH. versitr the case where Davto shot and killed There will come from th press InThea the tabernacle to member A scout car driven by W. H. Hen157. one John Keeling at Lynndyl, Nov. 14, few day another book, entitled, Members of the hoards of county Weber 'oVhegrad aa of the She was an active and faithful memby A BUST COMMUNITY. last. According to the evidence the Uf of Christ for Little Children." L. Barker drickson. sheriffs chahfteur about ber of the Relief society and waa commissioners of Utah, Juab and Principal James and academy road and the Bertha for counties deceased snd one Mike the same author. This is a companion and Ethel (towns In president of the Primary many supervisors defendant, the canyon. up midnight passed two Correspondence.) (Special book for the already named. It fiSdey rendered a vocal duet and solos It rode Sam B. Thurman, assistant years until her falling health compel) of the three counties met members of Dancer had been drinking together to Altonah. May 10 A reception will the most complete child's life of She has been wre rendered by Josephine Shorten ed her the state road commission at Indiano- the defendant and deceased got 'euftorel- - for seven months, iter E. B. Brown. V. con.iant' resignation. and thte evening for Jed McDon- and, been published, a and Clara Brough consideratifon"of be attorney, has Christ county that yet given for tbs SeUurday. Into trouble over a watch trade, and " gf Dominancy" was the hsvteg S . road work to be don by the counties ald. who ha. enltoted. and John nines, giving an account of th Lords had a rough house for a few minutes besides the sddress and the speaker B. Jones. W B. Hughes re , and are fortitude teat new of land rubject of acre of of patience It in contains an acThousand, In life Palestine. pass8 He to .arrived by th following chtl- - '" lh 1Ushowed how esrh is fitted to play a Freedman, deputy sheriffs in this part In th defendant's cabin, when they count of His vlnlt to tha Kaphltsa. and being broken up and seeded All dominant part through life in certain ing up the canyon the car stopped tn dren:: James M. Jr, Robert i separated. Soon after that Davto start-th- e snd have thte basin .we' got of th spring. infront of each saloon which waa aMuatlocs. great work which He haa Mrs. Helen J Russell all of East Will r foyer, young children now I d om to hunt for Dancer and Keel-ou- t also of the tn planting cluded In the raid, tq let off a deputy Creek; Mrs. Clarm Samuel, of Vernal. I the earth ta th present established and Inf and hot Dancer at of echool helping. I BOYS SEEK ADVENTURE. sheriff. The car then proceeded ta Utah; Harvey M Fisher of Clarkston, bit wlfhl dispensation. It to a book of 100 large h full of '"otSre " .hot, House. .wSto of Smith Mrs Eva of the direction Surer Utah: paper, Uopperfleld. out doing .erlou. Injury to him. Davis pages., printed on enameled Ogden. May 21. Clifford Drew, aged About half an hour later another 8he to also survived by 55 grand and sulky plow, guiding three horses, with Illustrated, and bound in 1 children. years, and Enoch Conger, of a brother, or father following with a pursued them with hi shotgun until profusely cm a car followed the same rout contain- 52 Banauet copy, a covers 50c attractive neat and are being sought by police and Funeral service, will be held May hand plow. There are no Idler ta th he ran across Keeling coming toward Mr. Penrose. H. S. Moyle, assistMill Creek ward chapel j Sheriff officer. The boys are report- ing land. him ta front of Dr. Murray's drug postpaid. Bend your order to th ant county attorney and several dep- 22 at the Eaet for Recmita ta ra. 12:30 and store. when he ahot Reception Interment st p. ed to have left their home on Satur- uty sheriff. Many new settler are coming DESERET NEWS BOOK STORE The officers proceeded beginning Keeling down while ta Mill Creek cemetery. securing the cheap land here. 0 Main Street day both mounted on one horse and are to the Copper King, Senate, United will be Keeling wag begging for hto life. Daviss (Special Correspondencg.) said to tw in search of adventure. It States. Canyon and Opera saloons, Balt Lake City. defense was that he had been beaten Is thought the rain storm will dampen and found, so it la atteged. gambling W buy all kinds of gunny sacks, Tooele, May 21. A reception and rose buahea: 2 by the deceased and Dancer, and that Selective " Plrtta and that they wttt return games in progress ta each of them. Bailey A Bon. da. Waa 3535 Ad-- 1 banquet will be given her naxt Friday per dozen. 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