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Show TWO YOUNG SALT LAKERS TOO FAST WITH AUTO Special to The Tribune. .. OCjDEN, Nov. 19 Lcroy Snow and Seymour Wells, two well-known young Salt Lnkcrs. will be arrested on tho charge of vlohftlng the speed ordlnanco. "Oils and Snow were apprehended by Chief Browning last Sunday for driving their auto too fast on Washington avenue. ave-nue. They wer6 released on promlao to send $10 for thoir appearance; but they failed to comply. Tho warrants wero sent to Salt Lake to bo served. Union Thanksgiving day services will brto,no d. Thanksgiving day morning at 1, o 9lck In the Congregational church. Mr. Blopd of tho Baptist church will preach the sermon. All are Invited. First Presbyterian church, John E. Carver, Car-ver, pastor, will hold its annual congregational congre-gational meeting Monday evening at S o clock. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Tarvey announco the engagement of their daughter, Ella, to W. II. Kohlcr of Salt Lake. The announcement an-nouncement was made at a dainty lunch-con lunch-con Lriday. Covers were laid for six of Miss Tarvey's girl friends. Ogden lodge No. 719, B. P, O. B., will hold Its Annual memorial services ln the Grand opera-house on Sunday afternoon. December 1. Through the generosity of John Cort. manager, and the efforts of R. Alexander Grant, resident manager, the o-iera-house has been donated to tho IUks for their services. A programme, In keeping with the solemnity of the occasion. occa-sion. Is being arranged bv the following follow-ing committee: J. X. Fogarty, chairman; I-. A. Burt, E. T. Richardson. W. D. Brown and H. T. Gee. Rev. Elmer I. Goshen will officiate. In his capacity as chaplain of the lodge. B. F. Livingston has relumed from a trip through tho East. Including a visit to the World's fair. o John L.. Blosscr returned today from a trip to the World's fair. 4 Tho Hooper election muddle will likely be settled by the Bonrd of County Commissioners Com-missioners Monday. Today John Moore. J. M. Byington and David II. Jones, Judges at the recent election in tho llrst Hooper district, came to Ogden and spent the day on a reennvass of the returns, to which thoy added the straight votes ln each case. While It Is conceded that tho Commissioners have no right to go Into the ballot boxes. It Is the general opinion of the legal fraternity that where the Judges come forward and are willing to make affidavit that they made an error and are willing to state under onth what that error was. the votes should be counted. The Judges will certify to tho nmended returns and they will likely bo accepted by tho board. A small but appreciative audiende greeted Mrs. Lilian Andrews Fnrnsworth at tho tabernacle Monday evening. Mrs. Fnrnsworth gave "Measure for Measure" nnd "Plppa Passes," reading one scene from the latter with great dramatic power. pow-er. Her prosentatlve of evil and her plea for the liberal education that must of necessity ne-cessity destroy such ovll was original and striking. II. H. Spencer has begun the erection of a modern brick dwelling on Twenty-fifth street between Washington avenue and. the Reed hotel. Bishop David McKay and daughter, Anna, An-na, left today for the St. Louis fair. Thomas F. Gloason. aged 2S, nnd Mabel C. Bell. 21. both of Salt Lake havo been granted a license to wed. a Tho stockholders of the Davis and Weber We-ber Counties Canal company have held a meeting and elected the following officers: offi-cers: E. P. Ellison, president: John R. Barnes, vice-president; J. C. Nye, secretary' secre-tary' and treasurer, who. with I. J. Steed. JeBso M. Smith. James G. Wood. Charles F. Middlcton and George Stevenson arc the directors. Mrs. Jane Brennan died this morning at tho residence of her daughter. Mrs. J. W. McKenna, 923 Twenty-fourth street. The funeral will be held at 10 o'clock Monday morning from St. Joseph'n church. c Tho Jurors in the District court havo been excused until next Wednesday. Ogden has been flooded tho past two or throe days with Japanese who congregate here for sHlpmont west on thoir way to Japan, where they go to enlist to fight for their country against RuBsln. William G. Hobson. who has now be como known as "tho box car murdorcr." was taken from the Weber county Jail today and taken to Brighnin, where ho la to be arraigned before JuHtlce of tho Peace Funk on tho charge of murder. Sheriff Josophson and County Attorney Parry of Box Elder county wero In tho cltv today and took charge of Hobson. He' will be brought back to Weber county coun-ty after his arraignment for safe keeping. A curlouH circumstance developed In tho case tonight. On the way north Hobson volunteered to take the officers to the scene of the crime. He did so, and It was discovered that It was onc mile north of tho Box Elder county line, or, In other words. In Cache county. In view of this feet, Instead of detaining vtho man at Erlgham. he was brought to Ogden, and Sheriff Rlgby of Cache county was notified. noti-fied. Tho man Is hero subject to his or-.icra or-.icra Tlilo tnk0a ihn rnse out of the hands of Sheriff JoaephEon, and Hobson will have to bo arraigned beforo the Justice of tnc Peace at Logan. a Mrs. Etta Jones has brought suit against her husband. Joseph E. Jones, for divorce, alloglng non-support. a a a The funeral of Edson Ilalstend will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock from the family realdencc, 520 Twenty-second street. a a Bccauso tho wheels on one of tho cars gave way, freight train No. 1735 was wrecked near WarNworth yesterday and several cars were thrown Into tho ditch. About 200 yards of track wus torn up. but no ono wns Injured. a Tho famous "man-killer," the racing automobile, has been repaired and will bo back In a few days ready for business. Ralph Grange, who was working on the machine for Mr. Becraft, discovered two pieces of steel In the water-jacket. Theao were portions of the broken cylinder. The cylinder hhas been repaired and Bert Fuller, the chauffeur, will give an exhibition exhibi-tion with the machine at the Driving park before he takes it back to bait Lake. City Councilman R, B. Pnlno has received re-ceived a leitor from the veteran ! Ire-men's Ire-men's association of San Francisco, tendering ten-dering tho thanks of the organization for tho cordial reception accorded them on their recent trip to Ogden. |
