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Show THE CITIZEN llBUTE PAID to memory the ROTISSERIE INN. of Society and Music HENRY W. LAWRENCE ver By ELMER I. GOSHEN tarry this jjonor ourselves the life and char-o- f ning to remember as we je ll Henry W. Lawrence. For years this stalwart man has al-7- 5 integral factor in the develop-- t inter-jitai- n of tli is city, state, and country. Possessed of an idant energy of body, and a mind the liberty of thought, and the licity of interest; untiring in his ition to all that makes for an development of humanity; nt in the 'whole expression of his strong as the oak that braves the s of the mountain, and yet as Whi ler in his spirit as the flower that vs in the sheltered nook this s life was a blessing to all who ed with him through the journey, tijJVgn incentive to all who follow after. is admirable, and he ,ngth I d strength. But with it he posing gentleness. Obliged to stand the convictions of his heart even rela- meant the severanC feat I he S1 nips he stood but standing, ed not a particle of animosity. He no hatred. He cherished no bit- , an un-mel- ed dutifully did he exemplify tne splr--1 Him who once stood berore hu-- y and said that the whole duty of is to love the Lord thy God with and strength, and heart, and and thy neighbor as thyself. the twenty years that I have had privilege of serving in this place been my task to stand beside mbs of many noble pilgrims of arth. I think of a coterie this aing, perhaps not to be excelled in cratkl xiy of thought and spirit anywhere, te have laid their bodies in the th I have conducted services for group: Judge Henderson, Judge Charles Baldwin, Judge Baskin, poodwin, Judge Varian and now V. Lawrence. A mighty group builders in the of civilization standing tbe liberty of thought and the per-c- e of the ideal. This group by weer worth of personality would been conspicuous at any time and re ad-gua- of them and many more nd tc ? unde nd id flight be named; as. I ms of life, I say with res ... front the reverent hi ' of depressed and lonely, fears are laid aside; r reniomber only will : S Is these II not J, have lived and died. W- - Lawrence was tne soul of Never for a moment did he jjSrity. rom the path of rectitude. . ind did he sacrifice principle for This Western country holds , how y citizens whose very life was sav- 118 ('nerosity. He sacrificed al hoHings for those whose bur- halncd to bear. He lifted his V t & ni!l'!hood before, the genera- .ok , a wi' proved that it is etl flat: , 1 88 a deed is done for freedom, Thro' the earths great throbbing breast, Runs a thrill of joy prophetic, Trembling on from east to west: And the slave where ere he cowers, Feels the soul within him climb To the awful verge of manhood As the energy sublime of a century, on the thorny Bursts full-blossom- Mrs. Emma Ramsey Morris, who is famous as a vocal authority and well known in socail circles here, deserves great credit for the training of the singing girls which appeared in the Corianton production at the Wilkes theatre. ed stem of time. Intelligent interested in everything that tends to the development of hu- manity an apostle of liberty a lover of his fellownen possessed of strong ideals from which he never consciously deviated strong in his convictions, and yet according to every other man the rights that he demanded for himself generous to a fault a kind and loving husband a wonderful father a heroic citizen a true friend Henry W. Lawrence lived the life of the faithful on the earth, and departing from the earth scene, left a benediction over community and people. He glorified citizenship; he enriched the common life; he left an example worthy of emulation by all who believe life to be worthy only as it is spent in devotion to the highest thought and ideal of a consecrated spirit; and going out to make the great adventure, he left the world better and richer because for a while he tarried in it. To you, his family, where love has been a sweet perfume through the years, he leaves a memory that is cious beyond all expression. You watched him as he went into the twithat light the morning twilight stretches into the perfect day. self-sacrifici- Members of the board of directors of the Westminster college were entertained Wednesday at tea by Mrs. F. G. Jensen at the Belvedere. , Mrs. S. F. Richards entertained at tea last Wednesday in honor of Mrs. Emily Newell Blair and Mrs. Halsey W. Wilson, of Washington, D. C., who are here in charge of the Democratic regional conference and school of Democracy. The music section of the Ladies Literary club game a program of Modern Music under the supervision of Miss Ellen Nielsen of the music department of the University of Utah Wednesday afternoon. Miss Neilsen gave a paper tracing the origin and idea of The Evolution of Modern Music. Members of the Salt Lake City Federation of Womens clubs were hostesses at the Utah Art Institute exhibit at the state capitol Wednesday, Mrs. F. W. Meakin being in charge, with Mrs. E. 0. Wattis of Ogden and Mrs. Levi Edgar Young, chairman of clubs, being hostesses. SEEGMILLER WILL RUN AGAINST GOVERNOR MABEY Kane county has produced gubernatorial timber and the leading citizen of Kanab, the Hon. William W. Seegmil-ler- , announces that his hat is in the ring and that he is a candidate for the nomination on the Republican ticket for governor of the state. Seegmiller has a strong following because m ms past fairness in all matters with which he has been connected. A great many have been suggested for governor, but the Republican boys appear to be a trifle shy In coming out. Probably the reports that Governor Mabey has the office sewed up and that none others need apply is having a material effect upon all those longing to be governor and therefore have not the courage to come out. Former Governor William Spry has been talked of for the past six months and according to rumors he has already big support in the field, but why should William leave the capitol and the prominent social whirl" to live in our modest little city? That which is called firmness in a king is called obstinacy in a donkey. Lord Erskine. Renetti of the Rotisserie Inn announces that he is making a specialty of putting up picnic lunches for auto tourists and auto parties. Hot or cold whole roasted chickens can be obtained at any time during the day and other good things to eat which can be secured without bother and a great saving of time and money. Parties going to the hills will find the high class service which is in vogue in the dining room given with strict attention to the smallest G. details. During the coming week shad roe and fresh mushrooms will be served to patrons of the inn upon their order. These delicacies are just coming into the market. HIGGINS Judge E. FOR JUDGE Higgins has announced his candidacy for judgeship for the third district, the convention for which nominations of six judges and a district attorney will be held Saturday,. April 26, at the City and County V. building. Mr. Higgins is one of our most prominent practicing attorneys of the city and he has a host of friends who would like to see him elected as one of the judges of the third district. Mr. Higgins is a good Republican and has always been one of the boys and heretofore has never asked for anything in the way of an office, although he has lived here practically all his life. Dont cheer, boys. No one party is large enough to hold all the crooks. Brockville (Ont) Recorder. LET US WORRY ABOUT YOUR FOOD Why bother with perplexing kitchen problems, when we gladly assume them for you? Home-cooke- d foods, in splendid assortments, are featured in our menus. Dishes are prepared as you would have them in your own home. Tables and Tables Only No Lunch Counter. 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