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Show THE DESERET NEWS FRIDAY OCTOBER m uaaa E. Talmage, Elder Stephen L, Rich can bo Mid of tho person uho naa MeButiYi ards. Elder KUhard H. Lyman and hla nama in profanityT Tha Lord Elder Melvin J. Ballard, accounting aaid h will not hold him gulltleja. Claw-eo- n On tha tobacco evil Praaldent fur tha full quorum with tha aiuala referred to the word of Wisdom.I exception of Elder George Albert Lord E ftnlth, who Is In Great Britain pre- In which tho word Of the man. Ha siding over the European mission; the that tobacco la not good for of-ton Elder other Myrum-also dwelt phaees patriarch. presiding 53T bmlih; of the First Seven Prealdents Word of Wisdom, regardingneedstrong trt. It. drink and meat. No ona Elder Seymour (Continued from pm a ona) of Heventlee: Of word The B. If. Eldar Itoberta, Mid President Clawson. Toung. Elder New Zeeland mission, Oeorg V. Rulon 8 Welle, Eldar Joseph W, Me the Lord le plain. Ms did not ay : SO' H. Charles Elder Hart, Tailor, president Murrln. somethings are not good for tea Swiss mission, Serge F. Ilallf, pres- counting for all sxrept Elder J. Gol- body," but he Mid "tobeoco la not ident. Idar Levi Edgar good for tha body. Tha speaker den Kimball end da called attention also to tho bleeslngi Young, who wera unavoidably nrUtr al Imtik'iiL talnsd, Ihs formsr belng'ln California promised by tha Lord to those who keep tha, WarA.c t JWlnjQmi.hiy 'lV of th day a of th late Dissident Johu of Utah Tha preaiding blah, from University this, ho Mid, Taylor. A .puiminenl member of tha oprlcW. Charles Bishop should hoop tha word of tha Lord thurih had been excommunteiitvdIn and Sibley Trealdlng hla connelorIUhOP and tha word of tha latar ayplied for reinaialamant A. Smith and Bishop Johnth Lord.lto" clted'tho" evil attend-Weli- s. Church by baptism, rraaldant Taylor David Thera wars of cigarette, quoting J"."; m tho smoking said tha man should ba baptised on her of the generalf Church A. Edison aa Mylng the prln- Thomas A heavy responae will follow this announcement. Everything for Boys and Girls. Many special cuts in price ; tha of Couiu.il tha condition that ,tha U committee, the Church bo mfl of CP4j harm from cigaratt smokingtha (Twelv should vota unanimously for caUon and Church historian. inhalation of the fuma by It. One Third and More, according to lots advertised. Here are a few of the strong items. Tha llrat vota was taken and It In a row of chair arranged In front average One-Fourtdown resulted in somethin lika seven for of the pulpit wera seated the presi- burning paper, which break,of the 'and five against; It cam up again and dent of tho various mleelona In tha tha brain sella, eapaclally Clawaon read raauitad in sight for, four against I'nlted Stale. Canada and Mexico. growing youth, Preat, aipandt-ture- a Speclol Sale Saturday of tatlatu-- of tho enormous GINGHAM SCHOOL DRESSES IN again, tan for. two against; and again Tho usual seating aYrangementj wera ana tobaeca. gmokera for ona ona The slaves for and against. w atako presidents DEMAND trlarcha, high prleet. more annually than opposed was tha naxt to tha Junior observed, with places reserved for d chewer spend out py war atpanded on railroad; they member. Elder Ueber J. Grant. Preal The tn place uaiyal build to eoet bishops. more money than It The girls like them and their mothdent Taylor aaked Elder Uratu how lie reserved aleo for the general hoard than tho loss all could face his Creator and ha replied member of tho 'Relief society and Panama canal and morsBan hand tailored, find them inexpensive. All new are ers Francisco handsomely They ltlt an opan rountensnea; the mad other auxiliary organisation. At her Incurred bj the great wool fabrics. Sizes 6 to 17 years. while preaching repentance had com place at tha head of tho Relief ao- earthquake" and firepatterns. and Bondage of Debt. mlttad adultery and had lied about it rtal board mi the venerable From tho nations finest toilers; oil wool AO Suits up to . . . .$1.93 Mid Preat. Latter-da- y and in tha opinion of Eldar Hebar J. aged little Woman who for to many Values to $3.50 . Saint. $14.73 at Grant, at that time, ha should navar ba years haa taken her plaoe In rMCIr.waon, should atrlv with every po fobrics ond for the , $2,9j to aluea styles designed $4.o0 effort to throw Off th bondage permitted to coma baek Into tha conference. Emmeline B. Walla, All Suita up to I Church. .President Taylor told him to ident of th Relief society. followof debt. Hard time may be just school ot $3.9o young fellow, high oge. glues to $7.o0 lh stand by bis convictions.' About so $18.00 at Tabonleol. Decorated. r ' 1 . ' hour later Elder Grant opened the . reductions; ing Dostrino and Covenants at the wordc Tha auditorium was decoratad tor 'tm 0 6ff where (he Lord aays he will forgive tha occasion with potted great deal of money la tied up In au BOYS SKULL CAPS FREE All Suita up to $50.00 the and man but shall Will, tha ha posts all on pulpit whomsoever ferna tomobllea, preat. Clawson Mid, which Blue Koveralla. Straus Oenuin Eldeh to went back Grant UrL JI. If It, afford can man chancel ratling. forgive all right If Oka. Fred with each purchase. Oenlm, red trim. Pixel All Suits up to $40.00 President Taylor and told him he had Th opening hymn, by th choir and h the n)0ney to tie up. Th In school color, lettered with 8. L. ror Salt .... .... I ta a change of heart.- - If the wa uaed. How firm a foun-- 1 mobile year , had It a properly blessing, devil hftneelf ehoujd repent and aeek datlon, ye Balnta of tho Lord. Altered Free. fin, for th family on the farm to had was by Pr baptism he would grant It; hehe said have an auto, that they can get out and prayer The opening I it seen the light of foregiveneas. stake. of more with J. their Cannon neighbors; Liberty nvjngle him dent Hugh nd Treat. Taylor commandad second hymn waa "(J aajr what la he u right In th city, for that . end said ha admired him for hit con- The wae number the and closing ter, but no person should ownto.an And . victions. - Prof. A. afford who eanaof C, tomobll com Saint." . Preet. Grant said he desired to read Limd led th yo forms of luxuries and tinging and Prof. J. J.jao with atl oiharPreat ha thinks la tha flnaat admonbert-- 1 Clawaon part of what Th waa at the extravagancies. organ. McClellan Extra heavy jean. Full cut. to eschew debt In all chapter ltt tha Bibla, itha ona daallng by Praaldent Lewia An tsbad th Batata with charfty aa tha fastest human adictlon waaSouth th to obligaand forma discharge San stake. pet attribute. H read also parts of poemato darson of Regulation style. All sizes. tion they already hev. & K. Full fast cut; colors; Afternoon hcoalow. ' which desk with a man striving . Th Lola Leonard sang a solo, $2.50 values, know hlmarlf and In view of aome . E Boy Blue, Bell, Puritan president Heber J. Grant, presiding flwaet Story of Old. over bitter feellrxtr liv tha 'Church firat of th session afternoon Special and other famous brands. bualnaaa and politice ba aaid ha da at th announcad aa th aired to ompdtaali tha worda of tha day of confertneo, la "Do what : right," Opening hymn, aTnot form opinions blindly. congregational, with Prof. A. C. Lund Prof. Tracy Y. Cannon Church, PreaL Orant conducting and conaolo. Members of Th opontng on at th organ FUNERAL DIRECTORS said, aro oftea too prono to Judgo (Special Correspondence.) to th ancient phrase post graduate word St the University judge P. C. Evans of th Thlrd dis oldlars reverted use - appearance and evidence. If a man is prayer waa by Preeldaut Edward C. In dispatches and Wimm and .GAKLANDTCafOcrr Its, aaoond frequent Th court. manv stake. too B. W. TEMat 5 a IV M. TATLOR. of trict Montpelier Rich, Berkeley. indlctsd before grand Jury stories from the front soon caused It PI JOS. cold hymn waa Quid ua, O.thou Great F. Everett, formerly of Tooele, Utah Willard Dona and family hav re8L Utah's leadlrg undyrtakar ant poopla adjudgo him guilty. Tht man Go to Manager win Washington regain Its place In literature, though ambalmer. Bsrvlcs and quality goods wed recently et apart by Preat. Joe moved to Lo Angelas, where his bust Edward A. Jamea of th Salt Lake to Jehovah. law of tho land provides that a It waa usually considered to be of comth best Pries at your own suiting. Clawaon, th first W. McMurring aa tha third member of nM affairs hav taken him. President la deemed Innocent until ha la proven Rudger will leave Tuesday, 7405. House, Waa Clearing Latter-da- y paratively modern origin. Th Oakland branch regrata tha deguilty, and surety, ho said. speaker, Mid ha waa strongly Im- the Oakland Branch presidency. Preal for Washington, D. C.. to attend the Saints should ho aa charitable aa the pressed with th sermon by President dent Everett fill th vacancy cauaed parture of this good family for they Msston of the clearing house section CARL EDDINGTON Oa Tomorrow Why do new shoes bean energetic worker here. cold law of tho land. Preet. Orant Grant delivered at th opening session, by the removal of J. Edward Johnson hav FUNERAL DIRECTOR. meeting Bt the American Bankers' squeak t kindest with enertaka th commended tha verse of a song-poeA. them He la good They to a followed. Presidents con' Utah. a annual strong thos that Provo, OPEN DAT AND NIGHT. at thu lattsr (Copyright, 1120, by The Wheeler Synman to Improv him and which ttfvl It waa getic workers, who haa the full confi- wishes of th people of Oakland.from a vantlon. PHONE HT. 125. 1L Lund and C. W. PenroM. dicate, Inc.) Thos. F. recovered has elt today and than improra his nalfh-bo- r surely a kaynot apeech. Preat. Claw- dence and ha entire Rogers of upport Clarence TcUow atone recant sever operation at a local hosReturn From tomorrow. aon Mid, and the Batata should head branch. r Th craze to buy stock In newly O' DO NN EL President Grant aaid that ono year th counsel given. Th spirit of for Ca, 7 UNDERTAKERS Mrs. EllMbeth Fagg. a(t airer of pital, and la at noma again. , .Cutting, assistant general passenIt tha South Waa; that of th Salt Lake Route, and organised tiro and motor vehicle end smbelrasrs. horn l regrat new Recant At th arrivals: ger pf ago ho espraaaod le with agent f of Reader Mid bo Ogden visiting Eldar Judge should genuine. boan lnjaotad givenea of th Oregon Short companies makes the statement that Tara pis streoL H.- - Reeder of Mr. and Mr. Bharman D. Perkins, a S. T. Rhode William Leaguo of Nations hadMid her father, ilk not th and forgtronea he regrets Clawaon Into politics; and ho th Berkeley home of Mr. and Line. paMenger department, returned theres onean born every minute apFLORIST who It waa thought waa Berkeley. Mr. Fagg ha apent the boy. At thla morning from the TIl01rt0"aa pear as amaaing underestimata It now more than aver,' Alao aa to tha of th darkey Haber C. Russell, a girl. Mr. with friends summer In Utah h If visiting That hla II told enemy climate American aaid ha ragrata that dying. Motorist. the ha was situation, report Haael SALT a Brockbank. They ERNEST park. IAMBOURNE, missionary, hr for iggr died, as it was feared ho would, ha and relatives and stopped off home a recent visitor in Oakland, on her re- Ideal with many automobile parties Lake's leading florist now store. that has been injemed into tho politics her to in a on weak her way "Look lived. out? tha our speciality. Decoraforgave him, if.ha Mo would, ho Mid, that . of Utah. In there with camping equipment. design turn home toBpaniah Fork, Utah. 7 South Mala. Waa. 111. President Clawson Mid ho daelred Fresno, Cal tions kindest oMealthge might exlat between of the Sunday ' A Mrs. A and' removed E. Mr. J. and Hunt Bora la hv family ha faara of ovlla on to thro fcird that. tho producers speak the beet grower school was recently effected by Praat. H.Danghter to Willows, Gal, where they have KINO FLORAL CO. FLORAL Woodruff ar rooolvlng congratulaausar that the misunderstandings, it are creeping more all th (lm into W. Alrd Macdonald of th Oakland Their leaving was 214 E. 2nd Mo. Tel. Waa. 2411. ranch. the large are tions on th arrival of the Church. th settled profanity, They be by VVlloox ws chosen lfebar J. braaoh. any exist, miahb tn friend and shock to distinct their . Mother, many Oct. of born and a evil th of tobacco made bondaga not political Dew-anuand p concerned FLORAL DESIGNS A SPEC1ALTT. Oakland, where they had eofha to b as superintendent and Claud ThM. Dr. W. H, Groves L. V- Evans Floral Co. 241 go. State. Jaoue thai the Balnt withhold their debt. ' third th a hta first assistant. on of the solid rocks of Woodruff waa formerly considered ' Mra been haa pltal, tho Evlla. Tb proof ludemantunift .. tho chnrch aolony. While thalf leav- mmbrof the superlntendency waa Miss Ruth: Murphy. - - . ' The Word of the Lord on the first ing cam suddenly, yet a number of not selected at that tim. produced 'In all things ' Keep the CKMETKKIE1 ncunloo A commandments of God. Mid Freal-de- named evil, Preet. Clawson aaid, haa social Japanese th'Sflseton ary mlaelon Oaorg W. Hickman, son of Prof, and ware given ta thalr hon will LAWN WASATCH Grant. 'That la my keynote gpeech come thundering down through th or, all parties CEMBTERT, cf Japanese of E. Hickman reunion Mr. J. Logan, Utah, , o expreMlng keen regret at the haa Parpuatnal ear. 24 Mata Bu Was. 220 So bean choaen director of publicity ho held Saturday evening. Oct. Main in th today St. age Decalogue, incorporated The of this family. ha splendid residence Mid departure Rummage sale In closing President Grant In na- -. children Of Israel from Oakland for th Damooratlo elub of th Uni- ginning at S oclock, at th branch extend alncer tlven to th "Thou shalt not take th wishes to them ta thalr new home.good versity of California, Mid to ba the of Mr. ahd Mra Elbert K. rejoices in national prohibition, - all InDON'T MONUMENTS SELL and CHEAP Amer- north. West Tempt tlonai woman suffrage E. F. Marshall, accompanied by largest student polltioal club10lttmonths ana name ot th Lord thy God In vain. and their escorts to missionaries Japan reverenc In Mr. which narno Th ica. things progressive and uplifting, spent tho Hickman, LAKE SALT M4RBLE AND MONU-mentSHOES Mrs. Marshall and Virginia, overseas O. Johnson, Prop, ha prayed for tha blessing of tho Lord ot the Lord should to hold, Preet. sailed th Itth on daughter th war. II of which ar cordially invited. Works during liner thoMatson -- - all good and upon Babita 114 N Street. Clawaon Illustrated by referring to th Wllhelmlna for Honolulu for ap ex- he waa connected, with tha "Stars and upon tho Convention R. H. Sid From Back activities. . BUT GOOD SHOES commta name E. ot A. and rlghtaou of two the division of tha tha official tha holy paper and Stripes" gam fish tended trip. Elizabeth Evans doway. atat FOR SALE Th Aaronlo and th j. R. Boshard 1 and CHEAP Th Oakland choir waa recency orsioner. returned last nSht Loda-meetin- g Know That My Ry-- - priesthood: Th latter was originally Mrs. to cboaen oang a duet; been B. has Price U International of th of NEW SANDUSKY TRACTOR. HALF stagand a thriving body named the priesthood after th order ganised dtemer Uvea." fill the vaoancy in tho Toung Ladles and Gam Cnn110 Call, Peterson. Wasatch ILH'l local ward Fish of price. for Into er being brought too Son of but avoid to of God, Present, Prices for the , th Authnrttloa Special waa unani- Mutual presidency cauaed by the Officials.- - held Paraona affairs. J. Frank L0tUWiofmoanled and to unnecessary tho repetition frequent Willows, H. A. moval of Miss Elva Hunt viii general authorities of days ago- Next 3 Days. of th name of th Lord tho nam ot mously chOMn a chorlatar. With tnax FEM4LB HELP WANTED of the M. I. A. few Mrs. Church war wall represented, Thera th and Mr. Cal. New members as Biddoway. H report aaslatant chorister by Golden, waa of dlvtaion For priesthood ar Grant, follows; Haber board J, Preet. "V most advisory important present on of th as Snow Rachel organist. YOUNO GIRL TO ASSIST IN gtra Kingsbury Anderson. changed and tha nama of tha great J. Preet. Anthon H. Umd, Preet. Charles L. Mortonaen was named secretary tha Toung Ladles, Anna and Mra. J. a recommendation that a AppIvSXFourth A It waa so honored who of each high Mra. priest Presidency; Ellen First Nlbley Taggart W. Penrose, tha tax of 50 cent b of tha enthusiastic organisation. directed Lord b If tha substituted. that to Lorenzo Men: Twolvo: blrde, tho Hall. P. For the of Toung LOST. the Council hunting migratory Bpoclal service for th Arisons tarn-- B. a change be mad In tha nam of th Elder Reed Smoot, E. A. Merchant and George person used for th purchase of gam pro Rudgar Clawson, wera held during Boptombsr In the M. Price, Cr- priesthood to hold mor Mcred th Eldar NEW "RAM-bier- " was W. NEARLY Hickman Richards, ONE Geo. Mortensen. F. STOLEN; Eldar George 8 pedal dieooureea 0- nemo of Deity, and if the Lord has Oakland branch. model C"4 bicycle. A reward for for the leader as class senior chosen oon F. Whitney. Elder instructed that hla nam h not used were given by Prof. LaRor Cowl and T. M. M. I. A. Its return to police station. W. Kay, Eldar Anthony Jama toe frequently avan in prayer, what Dr. J. A. OUerton. Both ar taking Eldar of Smith, W. Utah, Hickman Logan, George balding Joseph EiTRAY VOTICB. heads th list of 1 campaign speakers to b used In 11 western state by MUSieS Hanson At th Virginia State of Utah. County of Salt Lake th Damocratto National committee, home other grandmother, Mr. Emma Mil chosen ta tryouts held by the Demo- Smith. lW Green treat. Virginia In th Draper Precinct otaaald Counf T years old, died Thur cratic club of the University of Cali- dred Hanson. .BINDING And and all th daughter of Mr. fun-trIn th Draper Precinct of aaid If day. 'She waa M. fornia at Berkeley. Private Andrew willHaneon eetray anlmale. which eold Preet. and Mrs. Andrew Kimball of Mra. service land of RULING nj b held at the claimed and taken away, will beblade! Thatcher, Arlsona were visitor In Saturday afterto th highest chapel auction at don at tho public On Oakland last weak, on (heir way to noon. Interment will b ta ML olivet at niv bom in Draper Tree! net.hour tni or Salt L&ka to attend tha general cemetery, y 8th dav of October. 1820. at th Two Jersey heifere about 1 5'SO p m local hospital, BhouldeO Merle Habet In year old, branded A on left year old, died Mra. Marie Huber, no ear mark She waa th wife of Conrad Thursday. wa Ut Yonr Said eatrays wera taken ,up by me I Sid Bn ffork Ift born ta Salt Lake, Oct Huber and Precinct on the 2fith day of b aaid wa th daughter 1 188 Mra. Huber Scholder-brant ember, 1129. John Mra and Mr. of th late HYRUM BROWN. Funeral service will be held Toundkeeper of Draper Precinct Taylor chapal Day's Bank O coring- - Today local at the Joseph WilliamFriend bank clearings amounted to 12. at 2 10 p m. Sunday. oant willarb in to attend. Inte. as compared with $2,720.-012.1- 1 for th corresponding day of th city cemetery. v- last yesr hospital. tvewenlce Riga11 In a local yean old. son of HIS. Will Alton Reunion - General Domenlra R'F Jannl and Michael Agent J-- E. Ught of the Southern Pa- Sixth West atraat. died Thursday, Th cific, leave today with Mra Light, for bodv la at O Donnell's undertaking Chicago to attend a reunion of his tablifhment. Funeral notice later. 28 wife' family. I ary Ella Httzlg At th home "G seventh South street. Lucyof Au-aGoes to Chicago General Tassenger Hitiig 4 month old. daughter and-r- Agent D. 8. Spencer of.th Oregon today. and Ida Rltsi.w.died Short Une, haa gone to Chicago Hall undertak-atten- d ,, ,t th, Ebar Funeral notice a meeting of th Passenger na eatabllehment. association raiatlv to rate'ttr. whan spring opon. All persons by the Family Rounim tram not Cam pbel are Invited to th Campteil family reunion which take place at 4.10 pm. Bun-da- y ORGAN OF THE GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY at th R. S. Campbell residence at 140 north Mala street. i OF UTAH. . McBoll Player Injured Wayn Donald, 0 years old, suffered a The October number closes the volume. We cannot and fracture of the tumb on . hla left hand today whli playing ball sell cam Into sinjrle numbers, but a few complete volumes arc to be Though - thla expreealon - 3f Th injury wa cared for at the emerg' world war, The October number is full of interesting, articles. had. tho ency hospital and he was taken t hta wedeepread uae during dawn of home, 211. west Fifth South street. Ifdat hack almost to lb THE TEMPLE WORKERS MAGAZINE. being frequently employed In Sheep la Good Shape Many Utah writing,Greek and appearing, poetry winearly to Arison for sheep ar going Subscription, $1.50. To members of the Genealogical Soter range, and each flocks hare been among other place In th ;Odyey, , 20.m. ta are and fine shop ciety, $1.00. Address: . rigidly inspected Nor la It difficult to as th connecwith no trace of ecahies or other inand death of Idea GENEALOGICAL SOQETY OF UTAH. fection, according to .1. T. Deal. alare- tion betweeneunthin tha mind of primitha aettlng sheep Inspector of Ogden, who west suggest. naturally man. Tha tive turned from Kanab yesterday. 47 East South Temple. Salt Lake City, Utah. d itself a th land of darknea and Assault ta Charged- - ASeau't with a the shade of death night being filled la a was pen. pocket knife, daady .with th terror of th unknown and charged against Leonard Jackson. In th paaaag from Ilf Into th beyond, 0 complaint filed yesterday ta th of- being ou to th --approach of fice of th reunty attorney. Joseph 8. eight. relay Th going w set oxprewrfon Nielson appears as the com plaining wae therefor at first merely a poetiwitness cal simile, but It etrtrOnfSed ttee'f ta a whole Dtvnrvw 4riteA Mr. Lillie Fapl th minds. ot tho.poopl of tb naniral aversion to eon was granted itSyrocutoryMrdl- - because e of tty fhorter ond hrhfawor1 fjom Ernest rsuion and In the "death." expreeelon which ta ueuel I i Ui.S Taylor from Tnr Taior. LttUtBidonYcurWofh a hearing of ly eh u fined wherever poeaibt. tour tbit rpornirg During th yjoAid war the British ucoontoeted dirorea actions before he SELL CONFERENCE AND FAIR VISITORS AS WELL AS HOME FOLKS Laiter-dMyiynTT- f:nth Ml BIG JUVENILE SALE SATURDAY, WILL TURN TO MR. ALLENS 1 h, 8 1910 h, Youths Long Pant s a pa-an- Bijys''N6rfolk Suits - CQ 7B Prbl Children's KoVeralls at $38.75 at $29.75 1 - Boys', School Blouses mat-truth- ," $1.25 jq Z $1.55 m Liiiifiiii DEVS v Girls School Middies P0Q $1.75 r Oakland News ti 11-2- 1 m 221-22- 1 Fu-aer- . bbar Robinson Bros. Shoe Co -- , nt lilt 4 al r' th. fdJ' Rrl pi Dj Tailed bv Death Job Prinling r Coun-describ- ed Invite Your Friends Jo Meet You at al Deseret News Late Locals I i d. M8,-48T.- 162 t So. Main 04 2 162 So. -- 'M&iOtiEtizs Main a ut tod Shoes For the Whole Family l t ' a . t , I Utah Genealogical -- 1 Historical Magazine nt-te- u We W ff HLSurprise YourFeet With New Fall Styles i Prices. Quality, v- - JOB PRINTING CAN NOT BE DUPLICATED IN THE U. S. A. t f ' ic-rv- SititfSS THE DESERET NEWS J L i V |