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Show fcJtoLVS t)SfiRET EVENING NEWS Writ Known Veteran , COAL DEALERS SEEK .monCEMEST. K. ft Wright and Dr. E wish John A. Knight, Diet h Knight, president of the oliq Kuight Carriage A Auto company and ' a well known and highly esteemed local olilaen, dlid April Jg. He wee- - 76 years age. Mr, Knight was son of James A. and Charlotte-Alie- n Knight and was born lita ftj.Vr.ivr to announce opening of Wright Ihelr Offices in the . Ihserei -- Rank Building Advertisement, DELIVER EASTER SERMON A, SATURDAY 'APRIL rsD or thuk(. SHIT TABERHACLE SERVICES wy wiRH m thank alb or the dear fneml shat showed there respect to our mother. Julia B during' her sickness end death. for the Eaeter service M. NftpitL Axe! Andresen and jin the tabernacle at 2 oclock tumor-- f Mrs. L, W. Johnson! row afternoon, the big Church has been beautifully decorat a complaint Iliad today with the ed. The pulpits of the butlding have publlo utllltloe commission, the been festooned In white decorated with Paovef A Rio Grande' Railroad ; green , potted company la charged with a violaplants, flowers and tion of the long end short .bawl clause Ipalms. ' President CWT Penrose will 6 M. TATLOK g CO. deliver the Raster sermon and an unof the public utilities act and repara-- 1 FUNERAL EH RECTO RA. arusual musical program has been tlon la demanded of all freight chargee 8 E. 1st go. , Tomorrow Is the quarterly ranged. IX ' on coal from Helper In excess of the conference of Liberty stake and during the morning Senator Reed Smoot company's published freight schedule and Elder Anthony W Ivins will be of 61.26 per ton. The complainants FLORIST. speakers In the evening the ivual are the Jeremy Fuel A Grain company, ward eervicea will be held. AMERICAN FLORISTS FLORAL The musical program at the taber- designs far Federal Coal company, Fischer-Kittl-e every occsslen Expreee nacle follows: Coal company. Standard Fuel, compeld on charges otAora American Theatre. Waa 277 Prelude, Andante In E Flat" . . pany. Ctah Gas A Coke, company, Beethoven Coal company, Wasatch FTbNFtl once T Congregational hymn, "Jesus, Lakes leading florist, new store SALT of humble birth ..company,- - Grand Fs eeral designs our snorfei.w Thou Come, of Oh, Decora King 'j Kings. Concrete County Coal company Utah 7 Choir ilia TEou Gtveet Light, tenor solo . Ripe company, Utah Fire Clay con--!- 1 r'.l KINO FLORAL CO. FTjORAL . Jas. H. Ntelsen 4 v 1 1 v s ; kJ pi nLlLnceUoar company, Farrot214 g. tn So. TeL Waa 2416. CMSA "Hallelujah Steel Beethoven; j .7.......... Coal company. Utah Iron ( Choir, DESIGNS , Coal a SPECIALTY company. -and Burbidge JRAL pany Poetlude. Postlude in F Major . , & Flory Co. 14 Mtn- - Wga The complaint alleges tljat the Rio iq. Hollins Conductor. Prof A C. Luna, organ-to- t. Grande Railroad company, between MOVEMENTS. Prof. McClellan. J. J. . . iim.pub-liehed - March 8. 117. and Feb. la, 22 ard. Thirty-fir8ALT LAKE MARBLE AND MO.YU-- g In lie tariff schedule a rate Of y V u. O. Johnson. Prop.. 444 In the Thirty-fir- st - $1 2 on ward per ton of 8,000 pounds on all chapel, ivgt Sunday evening, an address will beder '0lassee of coal from all points of orilivered by excepting JOH X A. K MIGHT. ; ; gin on the companV-lin- e Special music baa been prepared. Infrom Sunnyaide mid Thompsons, where rCXERAlT DIRECTORS. contralto solo by .Mra Kellie the rate a 16 cents per ton higher. Jan. 16, 1846, at Port Elizabeth, South cluding H JOS. WM TATLOR. 4 Weyersberg- .- eelections DespUe-tbi- s 's S W. by the published tariff complain- Africa. When 16 years of age he ants allege that the railroad demanded Joined the'ChurCh of Jesus Christ of Woodbury String quartet, and chorus, embalmer. Servicee leading undertaker and and "Gethsemane. 61L 61 ton of ward i the was goods and per choir; the best. Prices at your quality paid a rate ewa suiting. Saints. ' He came to Utah conductor, Mlseby - Ivle for lump and nut coal and fl 25 for! Latter-da- y The wnsL 1SL Ensign. .u.l alack between these points, while on in 1864, arriving In Capt. Pattersons servicee will commence at 6,10p ni. coal shipped to Sal fair th companys! Richards VttLv H " widow. M Knight, and 7 which, they con- Charge s as but An" Easter program will be' given Lillie children CARL EDDtVGTOW ft CO. survive ij r Is direct of violation a tend; the towVtrhV?nln Richards ward at 6 26 p.m. aa folFUNERAL DIRECTORS M. Jeealfe M.. George HMra in referred to They therefore demand a lows: OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. rTT refund of the amount paid In excess 4, PHONE HY. 11L "Palm Branches SteUtah: Charles arranged by Hatt, Lark, of 41.2i, which, it la estimated, will L. - , Knight -- of Mvton, Ctah; W. A. phens Choir amount to between and $400,000 f Veil. May-mthe Beyond e Stephens) 6600,000 for the period mentioned. Knight of Lehl and Millen G. Knight ff , Rich, J. E. King and Choir. OTIONNEL A CO. 17VPERT AKERS Baldwin Robertson is attorney for the of Bingham. There are also 26 grandDouble to 7 end embslmera "Christ one quartet: children Risen and South West rf complainants Elder Knight was a patriarch of En- (Parke) Ruby Childs. Myrtle Doelle. Temple Street Cleone Donelaon, LUllan Alston, A. F. sign stake and also a temple worker. Otto Pecnke, Don Priestly, FuneraJ announcement will be made Peterson. Farmers Ward . later. Conference ' r ceAteteries. E. J. KJar. rf As It Began to Dawn, (Rogers). The WAjaTCH annual lawn cemetery ward conference of Ruby Childs, Don Priestly and choir. tJ. owre. ft Main St Waa 1481 Farmers ward wlU be held Sunday. Twenty-Fourt- h Ward. CALLED BY DEATH April 20, 1910. All members of the The following program will be given priesthood are expected to be presIn the Twenty-fourt- h ward Sunday ent at the 9 o'clock session The . MUttrfc At the boiM of lilt school tomorrow morning at 1Q:20 A, J commence session will 6.20 nlng at exercises, Opening Mr. Taylor 439 oclock; tetphter, piano ,i Vi'clock. President Frank I. Taylor Third Ztk t street A. J Woolley, Mlllk'k. M solo, Alice Jensen; Easter talk, Susa - and many others of the stake authoriold, died Friday He wu bom Y. Gates; vocal solo, Ruth Jensen; ties will be present. Ib Halifax and cama to Vtah with solo. Gladys Pedersen and selecJohnstons army With five other piano 4' i4 roanber bs was lost near Green Rier tions by tchooL and after 4& days of hardship during The Eleventh ward choir will give TheTuneFaTsirvlS. for Ella Hutch- mV.r! taA ,B mining end had followed that a apeeial Easter musical program at ,ht the ne since Besides Mrs Woolley he is regular services in the chapel. 121 , f',",iavThe I T 'T J1 ch8p,eI are Invited. survived by two other daughters. Mrs south Tenth East street, on Sunday casket will friends at the church opened T. H. Matson and Mrs. George F NewALL NEXT. WEEK (Except Monday) night at 6.30, under the direction of prior to the services, Interment In the man. four eons. R A.. C. E. Arthur Chorister Alexander Anderson. G and Albert 3. Mllltck city cemetery. The body 22Tbs -' choir will be assisted by a will be --taken to Ely, Ne V., for Interpiece orchestra under the direction! ment. of Prof. ; ; will render Heaps. How. Thi.? Hflasar Eaeeh Larson At the fam- - three numbers. In They addition the choir! home in Magna, Hiimsr Ehtoch lar- - will render the anthem lly The Palms. : n. 4 old. son of Mr. and Mrs A? Prof. Melvin Peterson will sing n I ward for ahy case of Catarrh that can- - Carl A, years He wj died Friday j not be cured by Halls Catarrh Medi born et Latsob, baritone "Hosanna." sole Miss Helen, 1393 March Ctah. 21, Murray, c cine. . Funerat wttrbe held at Copanentng. will . render.. acontraito " Hairs Catarrh Medicine has been FcKaTit GrMtn mectlnghoosa aCX . r L.L' solo; .; , taken bv catarrh sufferers for the peer Sunday. are invited. The The will number be an an-- ! closing and thirty-five has he viewed years. become body may at the home of known as the most reliable remedy for IX J Bowen la Maim a from 11 am tib them by the combined orchestra and fatarrh. Halls Catarrh Medicine acts IN pm on the dayof the funeraL eholr "Oh Come Let Us Sing Unto, thro the Blood on the Mucous sur- Interment wiH be in the Morray City the Lord." with Mrs. Jasper Dean, . soloist faces, expelling the Poison from the cemetery Twenty-fourt- h I.lood and healing the diseased por22 srd. John rWU At the home, 392 south tions Wet atreet. John fontdl, eeveu The following Easter program will ' After you have taken Halls Catarrh Sixth months old, died Friday. He waa the be given. In the Twenty-fourtward Medicine fur a. short time you will see a eon of Mr and Mr Fred Condl The chapel at 36 i , Anthem, (O. la your improvement great general at the O Donnell chapel await- Jesus. Thou Art pm.: i health. Start taking Hall a Catarrh body soloists Pleading), and choir, solo by Mrs. Amy Gour-!e- y Medicine at our, and get rid of catarrh. ing funeral arrangmenta Send for testimonials, frea Diva HfDold At the home, 19Tf and Harold Barraclough; anthem, F. J CHEKET A CO,- Toledo, Ohio Major avenue, Klva Mclmnald. IS year (O, Power soloists and An ardent love story of old Sold by ail Druggists, 7Se old, daughter of John A. McDonald, choir, solo by Eternal), Kentucky, O D Hi Mrs Hendrickson; Funeral notice later died Friday. address. Elder James E Taimage; an-them. (Hark, Hark My Boult, solo-- ! tots and choir, solps by Miss Clam Tlc heroine fight few happiness against over helming odd. Thomas and Mrs. Joseph Wood, an:S them (Lead iie uiii'. Kindly Light), choir. thrilling show. Make jour renervations curly. ' Maiinrcs . . ,.i ii rdnfxlaf anil Kaiurday. No performance Monday. Annual M. 17A. and Price: Nights. 2Sc, 35c. 50c, 75a Primary Conference 25o 2It Inrrs 26c. I want every labbit breeder, as well as every prospectus breeder. In Twenty-fourt- h The uw General Annual EfctWSTy'WVMuiwwTseM Y8 all parts of the State, to futlv appreciate the real value of high-cla& JhCI1 (on fere oca of the Young Mans and gf Ktok. Younc Ladies' Mutual Improvement A- FOR THIS REASON I srn 'offering some CHOICE SPEC IMEM in C&'SEIS.- -J PIUE-BREbprm.rry,hAa: bTRMNS Ol of the Church of Jesus Christ of (tons i$siAijifra&B&KtoB&fi&84B&a&iaaL&a6S lAtter-da- y NEW ZEALAND REDX RCII F RKHS. CHLChLKKlk GIANTS. Saints win tnftail' KJ ( b't which-wil- l -. wii 4 lake I I,City, lie Ithln compare favoraN) with prkts quallt) and rg m June 4. 7 and W audt-jtoriu- m If 261-25- out-of-to- From; the Pony Express to the Airplane By using frequent relays of horses and men, the pony express riders were ablejto transport mafl and money aurpss the Continent with a rapidity which considered phenomenal In the early days. The nrodern wnrlanr ran cov'r' Jn a fc hours the distances whlrh required wk for the express rider to traverse sw U was a on his iftiv galloping ponies. alker Brother Bankers were hers in the days when th mail was transmitted by the ponv express, used this method of transportation to give service to and their customers. If thv use of airplanes becomes essential to the Tiest servie Jo bank eiuuomers. Walker Brothers. give Bankers-- ' WiU. make use, of airplane. - - Puperlor service to customers is over a prime consideration. J el at M Eider-Antho- ny W.-Iv- "22 iiuiiiiijgfe uni.iuimw5'! :W alker Brothers lne. 21-2- ' TEM-Utah- I 61-2- s eoPnj. ' 1 "'' T" 222-22- d. PEB-petu- a. Civilians Wear Army Raincoats ; 'I Itn aU -- PHONE Y M E WAS. KiT BE 2221- Tntvifml.ytThnT l Made to latest Government specifications under the supervision of Government inspector the List word In Raincoat ' satis-- , faction (the result 'of two years experimentation by Army experts) RELEASED ORDER OFFERED BY CONTRACTORS DIRECT TO CIVILIANS INDIVIDUALLY AT COST-- ent by Parcel Post, insured, on receipt of $7.50 by THE PEERLESS COMPANY (Government Contractors), Dept 619 . ' 866 Broad St, Newark,-N- . J. 1 Ralph Cloninger Gertrude -- "Z-- I h, STATE CHEST MEASUREMENT,. A root improvement on any raincoat hitherto- produced; NO WET-CAGET THROUGH hormeticaitv cemented," storm-procollar ulth torrn-protab. interfitting fly front, adjustable fastenings around vrsj. .side pockets, vith additional slit to reach inside clothing without -- opening NOT ONLY ABSOLUTELY WATER-PROOj coat. but ALfeO PROOF i AGAINST MOISTURE FROM THE BODY the back has ventilation holes, concealed by a duplex joke. xtaterial durable and will not ftidc. f Because The war ended unexpected tv and military requirements ceased, ehi!- -' ians may buv these goierninent-approxe- d Raincoats at FACTORY NBT a splendid investment Pend for jours at once money refunded if not en-- I tlrelv satisfactory Advertisement. of of j v PlainFacts Here-Ar- e ien ss '. -- 2 I) )! Reach of All. 0m I Mi J J, I'J RAM: 2 Of OR RKFl'N II 2 01 It MON 1 2'. IVriU! me vour needs and iou will not be disappointed ATI Inquiries Will he promptly answered, G. S5I V 6., 11 Sunday. All members are Invited and til i officers are particularly requested to be 3 present at ail of the meetings of the 41 eonterenre, and a cordial invitation -is - g? extended to the Saints generally to at- lend the meetings to be held in the av Tabernacle at 2 and 7 p m. on Sunday. June 6th. A W. IVIVS B H ROBERTS RICHARD R. LYMAN General Superintendence T M M I A MARTHA H TINGEV, RUTH M. FOX. MAE T NYSTROM. Prestdencv T. L. M. I. A LOHE B FELT COTSnij: 4I. . BAKER AND STILL IS jONLY it S2e per EPHRAIM 70 : CR5AMSy EAST 1ST SOUTH Something ol Interest to Asthma Sufferers! Relief Society Conference. The statement below apeak for itself and is only one of many uaes handled successfully by UhuoqirHCUC adjustments: T(iWhom it May Concern: . For tha past number of years I hat e been afflicted with a severe case" of asthma and have fried si ores of "Remedies for this trouble ith little or no relief. On November 2i. ISIS, I was advised " to tiv Chimpisi Ui7"8 it jtfgtrnivTdT-nd immedpitely called Dr. H A. 22 hite, local Chiropractor, tq handle m caoe. and notR-eaimost. decide jU.lmprovement immedatelv. and at this time. after taking about sixtv adjust-nneni.I am entirely free from mS Ip In aUendan-- EMJ4ELIVK EU rren.dinl CLARISSAS WILMAilS. Firat leuneekir. JIT.IX t L SMITH I To kith the Cwn Your Own Home- - campaign now being promoted bv the government and the ntv . Kimball &,Richards announce that the companys office will be open evenings until 8 oclock. .This wHl permit Law f hfKP wBft nno U'ftrl lotfl ana vRo-caivvt t aiif Yct idle OmJ until aTfer business hours to come in and discuss their building problems. W ha a lamp numWr rf complete pi,,, ,ng drawings of modern houses. Thej are the last, word in des.gn for veninanrl Aeronoin) Kimball ; - & Richards Land Merchants. 54 South Main St. Phone Wasatch 963 B W T 13 79 i 16 i9 im 9 16 becor.d Cnunaelnr LATE LOCALS. ?a llluhnp XllilcJ . Mdiiiv lliihiip (' V. N blc) til leave in tun,rrnvv for the count to Join Preai-dei Helper J Grant at Santa Monica. in so rre-d- . Grant lo Coa.il rrIdent in so Itch, r J. Grant hi wife and and wenographer. left Friday aft- in so ernoon for California where the will make a ehort era,'. AD local brief. Uherty 22 ard Sen ice pree-lilci- U in so il SO The Rev. so v William of the First in church will Eplenp an Eaeter sermon at the Sun- so day evening service of the Liberty in so ward, beginning at 6 30 p. m. The in chapel will be decorated with Easter so jHme H Methodist -- de-Itv- ef Hlle for the occasion and a fui! choir, SO will be in attendance A cordial in - r vitatlon is extended to the public. ' Can a 100th ofan Inch Qaesfron Paint Film Give Protection?. i Answer It C&n, The specific paint provided More paints go wrong because the h wrong paint is uagi here is anything wrong withjbe thi paint. Tbi paint film. less than a 100th of an inch thick, held in oar friend's hand, is made of rimer and second coat of Low S rother High Standard .RTST2 v. nr and at impervioa to motatura. Its flexibility insure it against expansion and contraction cracks. The snrdst way to avoid painting troubles is to use paint like Lowe Brothers, We recommend it. ill u r tn anyrrnr Buffering from thi condition is to gall a Chiropractor Immediately, ho can eliminate the trouble quickly and permanently. (SLgned) . HENRY A. HftAD. 726 Fouth Wert Temple St., Fait iatke City, b tab atemen(, signed ,and sworn to before me this 1 ith dav, The above Of April ISIS, . (Signed) EAST FIRST SOITM. LESLIE, NotatV Fuhlic. ' "Italian sad Spinal Analysis Free. , 4 Paint Co. old suffering. My id vice After two mcotbs, this thra fibs Sail Lake Glass 3-- - - h used for a specie purpose Ha6aSlSISilsr.S3i2SSSIili6j6IS(SISISUIi6i enNeyMmuv - g Two of fit era' will be held on j 3 m In Wednesday at i m and 4 the Auditorium, fourth floor BlahjOp The Mttrers meetings ail! 14 building be limited to wake efltrs, stake board 0 4 members and take repreaentativesi Two genera! swsiens will be held In , 9 the Aseemhiy hall on Thtsrvdav June 5 at 10 a. m and 2pm All officers and Relief rocietv workers are Invited to be W9 Open Every Evening Until S oclock Speclal ServIee-t- o Home Builders CO. Opposite S. L. Theater., The Annual NOTICE! -- 1 THE HIGHEST QUALITY BUTTER MADE IN UTAH. PRODUCTS. MAT ANDERSON CLARA W BEEBE of the octetrwlM be held on WedneodayRelief, and huradav. June 4 and 6. 1J16 j r- You can always depend on SEGO BRAND CREAMERY 1 CTH. w. OUR BUTTER HAS BEEN , Presidency Primary Association. S2LT L.2RE CITY. 22 K. - P. O. BOX (U6l A MESSAGE TO THE LADIES OF SALT LAKE . 2V M. H. H. A. WKITE, D. C. rHrnoPK.rTOR flalrrre Greulnnle) Heiili Jjntioriiinr fimlillns. . --nl . Offlre, an. 4330. OffMY Hoar: .4. -- T ;.m. - Suite Phanenl K.. vs HI-(I- Hume D calls n-- ll, by apixuntmext. ' N |