Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-06-21
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Young LADIES' ~ the class looked their
preitiest. while Dale Snyder. The
only 10y IL The class. looked AZ happy
as a young man could among tuch y
Oevy VI wet girl graduates
IL. exercises opened with mueic
by the orchestra. When Its sweet
strains died away, Rev. r. J. Oar.
ueille Uttered a pra! er. Miss Minnie
Johnson then read nn interesting e.
~, on -tlIo Twentieth Century Girl
Ora uat-.- The Ynuny lady wove h
weh ni fancy around the subject Of
Ltr esss! End placed the sweet gir'
on II high pedestal OF lovehness, III.
dustry aud morality. II tie cir,
graduates of the present centur.
uime up to Mise Jonuson's ideal-.
there will he u surplus u old maid-
ut it's close. She closed with heat!
greeting t. her teachers. scnoolmate
aud friends.
Mss Permelia Henry followed with
ID vocal solo, winch was well rendere,.
and highly appreciated. Miss Myrtle
NJ, ers came next with u Well-wuIten
essay on . The American GirI.' She
told Of the disadvantages under
which her sex has labored Ill til,
past to secure an education and Hu en-
Try into the learned professions. Sh.
spoke nf the gre II things the Amen
IAN girl would accomplish WIN n
given an EQUAL chance vi h the stern
er sex III the race Of lie. Ii III,
imenran CIR. comes up TO Miss
Ny ers' ideal. she will be ut the b, al
Il tn" pruc, ssion before the close vi
liz present century.
Following Mus VI! ers came Miss
Nice liuLter, who Il, ivered IA reciia
u thai captured the audience.
Next came Mrs Hattie Drown. who
- ad an Interesting essay on-En. rgy.'
she showed the results that had
Deer accomplished by the great men
,nd "me Of the past by til, ir cas-
Iess activity and t~ireless work. IL
MISS drown makes the principles set
mtb III h,r essay her rule VI life. the
Horll will have at least uue energetic
woman.
The orchestra played another SO
lection, after which Mss Edith Hale
read I'm interesting essay. entitled
I'VE Cannot AL he Master~.' She
poke 0f the great achieN VI menis Of
,iie men aud women 81 I'll, past and
drew lrom them the lesson thai while
I'll cannot be leadere in the world Of
nought and &c ,nu, each ha- II duty
- pc, fOrm. IL thai uuty il well
performeI, we would be mHsters 10
uur pr~rtiuciar sphe e5. II Miss tiaIe
'Ives up I" the tie ,chings Of her es-ny.
she will Ue the muster Of her house.
no d
Mss Irene Hunter and Miss Fun.
lie Campbell sang duet VII CHI
BROUGHT down the house. III, Sc
young Indies deserved the hearty ap.
plause they rec. ived.
Miss Permelia Hsnr. followed with
II well written essay On "Nel ON and
Napoleon. or Duty and AuIbitcu."
ohe contrasied the lives Of these men
and drew from them the |, ssun that
Nelson suhorIinated everything to
duty, Whine Napoleon subordinated
every thing to his inordInalo amhI.
'Iuu. Nj on's Name would grow
brighter aud brighter with time and
live IN history long after Napoleon
was forgotten. II Miss Henry meas.
lres up to her essay, duty will DO he
watcbwUrd.
The young Indy graduates next
OK the Platform and susg ~Blow,
Rugle. Blow After which Pro
{ ss n Start sang "NraIer Ny God To
tite" ana the .oung ladies acted the
~ ailments ~ tie grand old hymn i'll
puntOniUe. This to the MUD Of this
rrriUe was tile feature ~ the evening,
Dale shy der followed with the
4Clnss Prophecy" AS usual ia such
rHses he tore aside the veil and
pictured IN. future lives OF his class.
Ills pictures drew many
suites and when he drew the veil
from his own future and the audience
saw him away behind III II great race
Tor athletic honorH. thoughts OF the
cnntest with the EureKa buys were in
e~veryone's mind. il his prophecies
are fulfilled. the world will hear from
the class ~ 1911.
Minnie John.on followed with a
re, it itlun. II WIS well rendered.
Miss Alice Hunter next read MI in.
terestmV essay OH "Liio IL What We
Make IT," She held that the puccess
or failure OF ones life WIZ largely
due /" the efforts put forth. Idle.
ness and immortality would surely
result IN failure, while we'll. directed
energy. morality and virtue would
lead 10 success. Miss hunters life
will be IL SUCCESS IL sho follows the
teachings Of her essay.
Tue orchestra ngain d~iscoursed
sweet music and then Miss Emma
Triplcit rad 81 pleasing 'ss,y on
" Chores No Fnlaie Like Il Book Ia
Bear Us Lands Away" She spoke ot
the knowledge to be gained In read. /
irp hooks ~ travel aud how the |
Butlor carried his r., adcrs with him
." strange ecu md foreign lande.
Miss J riplett's parting worIa to her