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WORKING In a LAZY, SLIPSHoD MANNER
for a few days. The mistress of the
house had employed the woman before
and wanted her to get good wages, so
she sent her to her husband.
well, Mary" he said in his most
kindly and benevolent accents, II
guess this place is pretty dirty. How
much do you want for coming here
from Monday till Saturday every day?'
Let me see" muttered Mary brisk
ly. 'That'll be a week at a dollar a
day-$7, sir"
A slight frown gathered on his face.
seeing which his wife Immediately ex-
claimed: "IVhy, Mary, it's only Sc.
You're counting in Sunday"
Then up spoke the lord of the house
Indignantly: THE idea of beating the
poor girl down a dollar. You ought to
be ashamed of yourself. Scrubbing
must be fearfully hard work. Seven
dollars 1t is. Mary. and an extra dollar
If you'll clean out that dusty corner of
my room where I've been keeping those
old boots and papers"
Whereupon he departed with a vir-
tuous and self satisfied look, while
Mary went off, hiding a broad grin be
hind her fat red palm. for well she
knew the entire work could have been
done in four days and she would have
received 81 and no more If the mistress
of the house had made the deal.
, 1906-07-18

Is there any doubt that a servant
a work" the head of the house bet
ter than his own wife can?
This fact is so we'll known that a
certain woman who possesses a rather
parsimonious husband always let's the
latter interview the maids and decide
upon their wages,
Recently it was necessary to employ
a scrubwoman and general cleaner
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-27
JAPS REAPIHG A HARVEST
Even the British Merchants Shut
Out Of the Markets in
Manchuria.

Washington, May 26.-Eastern mails
orlng news Of friction between the Eng
hsh merchants and the Japanese Off
Gals resulting from the difficulty ex-
perlenced by the former in obtaining
access to the markets Of Manchur:a
1t is charged that the japanese seized
the opportunity afforded bv their mill
Jary occupancy of the country to con
cehtrate all Of the trade in the hands
OF their own merchants, and that not
only is the country glutted with goods
Drought in by the japanese to a. point
mat makes it practically impossible TO
ma openings to European goods. hut
through their control Of the transpor-
Iatlon routes in Manchuria and Korea
IIe Japanese officials are able TO dis
criminate against traders of Other No
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-27
UNION PACIFIC'S TURN.
Formal Complaint Filed by Rock
Springs Coal Company.

Omaha. May 26.-Attorney Elmer E.
Thomas, acting for the Sioux City and
Rock Springs Coal company, today sent
to the interstate commerce commission
the formal complaint against the Union
Pacific Railroad company, charging
discrimination in providing transpOrta-
ton facilities. The complaint. which
was made informally some time ago.
alleges that the coal company has
mines in Wyoming near the line of the
Union Pacific and that the railroad
company refuses to permit the con-
StructiOn of spur tracks to facilitate
the transportation of the coal COM
pany's products and in other ways
disCTiminates against the complainant
in favor of the Union Pacific Coal COM
pdny, which operates large mining
properties in the same territory. The
allegation is made that the railroad
company and its officers principal lily
own the Union Pacific Coal company.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-27
CHARGED WITH BRIBERY.
New information Drawn Up Against
Kansas City Capitalist.

St Louis, May 26.-Assistant Circuit
Attorney Fickeissen today stated that
he had just drawn up new informa-
ton charging Robert NJ. Snyder, cap
italist of Kansas City, with bribery on
the allegation Of having paid S5O.0cU
to certain members OF the city council
in 1898 for the passage of the Central
Traction bill.
This information takes the place Of
the old Information against Snyder. the
case against him having been nOlIe
pressed two weeks ago by Circuit At
torney Sager because of the absence
from the city of folm Councilman
Frederick G. UttnOf the most import
ant witness for the state Mr.. Sager
Is now in Denver, and Utthoff also is
there Assistant Circuit Attorney
F'iCkeisscn drew IN tire new informa-
ton after having received notification
from Circuit Attorney SaEer that UT
hOf had promised positively to appear
at q new trial of Snyder
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-27
Oouirrh School.

Henrietta G. Bercts. ReryI Drama
BoyntOn. CouStance Churchfaan Buers
AlleTe Dittman. Dorothy Parks GunneIL
Florence HapgOOd. Nina Heller Emily
Dorcas ktngsbury. Eleanor Amelia Mar
gets. BaVana Sarah Nelson Anna oil
via NOTdqUist, Virginia Ma Paterson.
Doris Sleeves RhOda Mary SoFeAsen. Ma
bic Katharine Stephens. Gertrude 3 Ste
vens- Maud NJ TUcEfield. Madeline -Ber-
tina Weitz Leigh Whittemore Edward 2
Barnes. John Rogers Bell. TAYLOR i
Chamberlain Arthur Robert Davis VIII
liam Emmltt- GOOdSpeed. Park Kendall
Edwin \ LamSOn. Charles e Larsen Ed
ward T. MalQUist. George Gordon NaylOr.
Forrest A Nixon. Lawrence Sands Val
Jean g. Stiefel. Henry D. Stevens. DLoss
p. Sutherland. Giipin S. WOOlley.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-27
BRIDGE BUILDERS
UNDER INDICTMENT

Lima. O. May 26.-Thirty-four in
dictments against nineteen bridge COM
panies and agents. alleged to be in a
trust and to have charged from three TO
five times the proper price for bridges
in Allen county. were voted by the
grand jury yesterday When the ser
vice has been had the names of the in
dicted men VIII be made public.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-27

tiOnalities. In one place the Chinese
complain that the Japanese have built
a bridge across one of the principal
streams so low that it cannot longer
be used by the Chinese boats. with the
result that the traffic is diverted en-
tirely to the Japanese-owned railroads
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-27
One Fare Plus One Dollar, CHICAGO
to Boston and Return, Via New
York or Direct Route.

The Lake Shore viii sell on May 21st
to June 9Th, inclusive, tickets TO Ros-
ton and return at above rate. Return
limit by deposit, July 18th. Stopover of
ten days at New York on return trin
on tickets reading via New York Write
Erwin Tears. G. p. A, 1OI7 18th St
Denver, Colorado.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-27
Training School.

Victor h Ball Vernon Beers Willard
Bennion. Leslie ". Cooking RAYMOND
cooper, Earl F Evans, Waldren Eabish
Raymond Spalding- Paul Talmage. Daire
Van COtt. FentOn Howard Kean Miller.
Ethel Beers Lillian BeTTum. Lucille Can
non Emma Chase, COrIey Coonbs Ethel
4 COOmbs. Mary s. Horne Ruth Kings
bury, Pearl Loveridge. Bessie Montg0n-
cry WinnifTed Snow. Eliza beth SDea K
man. Susie SDeakman. Marian ThOm0Son.
Irene E TUckett, Florence E Ware, Bes-
sic WHITAKER
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-27
Union School.

Emma Anderson, Elmer sEbenezer Bees
ley, Vernon Raymond Chugg, AdaIine Cut
Ter, Florence Edna DOherty- Evlyn Viola
GaFtside- Frances Henrietta Gundry. Cora
tel HaddOck. Josephine, Amanda Irvine.
Alice Johnson, Mira kittle IIean knight.
Ethel LundSredt, Enid Marie May leila
Irene Martin. Gordon Dean. Pack a. ice
Pitt, Kris RO lsna F'aTlIin. Aine ell BOYD
Seal, Sidney Thompson Taylor. Joseph
Harold WeSSman, Lauren Joshua Wheel
er, Be1ah Marguerite World, ATarg 1erite
Lnez White, Gro erf Orson- NVard-Op.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-27
Jackson School.

Scene from Julius Caesar camp before
Sardisl. BrUtUS. Winnifred Parry, cas-
sius, Josephine Wallace: MESSIAH. Lii
Ian Hart; LUCius. Nina Solomon; Ghost.
Elizabeth COath. NaTTO. William Neates
ClaUdus. Joseph BuSath.
Poses plastiGue: Mischief. Faith ard Sad
ness At Outs Pleading and Ridicuie
BeSeech AMI ScOTn. Pleasure. POuting
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-27
Sumner School.

Bertha CarciiI. Minnie CargiU Rachel
Grant DunfOTd, Kathleen Emily Graves.
Jessie May E CIudEeI, eF-Frederfcls.
Horne, Helene Evelyn Hutchinson. Inez
Elizabeth HOglund, SigTid ROsaIia john
son. Alice Mason. Jessie z Mealpv- Eva
Marie MOrtenSen. Mabel Mitchell Mar
EaTet Nav NICK enzie Christpufa Bell Ri
lev. Louetta N. Simpson. Frederick \
Vincent Edna Pearl Watrous. Harry
GarWOOd Davis. Noel Guy Davis. William
p FlandrO. Eber- Gayler. Aaron Young
Hardy. John 3 Hawkins, Victor HuCa
Johnson Jacob Lewis. Daniel McGrego-
Ralph Nelson. Thomas Alfred Osborne
Pred CLYDE Petersen Ernest Harrison
Quayle. Louis Carl RavbOuId, FeIsa E
ShUgren. Andrew Clarence Smith.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-27

and Teasing Be Still. Caution-Leila
COttam, Lizzie Seal. Elsie Hamer, Alton
Gillespie
Piano duet Dance of the Demons"
.-.------..-.-----. ....-....-............ Hoist
Leland Shafer. George Davis
Chorus, Tho Oars Are FLASHING
Lightly ................... C,iebeI
Original story .......... Harry Williams
Solo. Roses Observation-Disclosures. Weatberlv
Vera Needham.
Piano duet. La Sylphe" 1890. Bachman
Minnie Paine Annie Williams
Reading, "Old Glory. Margaret Haslam
Presentation Of certificates by Mr.. W J.
Newman
Chorus, 'Rockaby. Lullaby .... Cringan
E.iphfh A
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-27
Riverside School.

Alexander Anderson. Alta Nav Ander-
son, Andrew Clauson, If, Mary Bird Con-
ley. Louise Clara Elk, Maud Evelyn Ford.
Luther Garrison, Annie Grace Giles, Gil
bert Oscar Herrick. Elise Caroline Lewis
Ethel Margaret Lewis. Grace Edna Nc
Daniel, Albert Smith Parker IT. Mostyn
Parry, Emanuel Pearson. Hazel Nav
Pearson Lee QUslls. William Irwin Rich
ards. Nellie ROuCh. Harry Herbert Strak-
weather. Harold Charles Walker, Iris
Melissa. Wilson -.- d
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-27

Pike, Marian Fern Payne. Mabel Clare
MOrtensen, May Catherine Rasmussen.
Rachel ThOrOp, DruceIla Ellen Engberg.
RoSana Harrison. Maud Peterson. Frank
Edgar Walker, Harry Deming Frank
lin Albert Yeaman. Grover August Re
Dentlsch- William Owen Tucker. Clifton
Nelson. Robert FerrOn, Elmer Hedberg.
Alvin Byron White, Jacob Martig Arthur
Brown, Lawrence Ray Powell William
Busby, Oscar Vetterli, Andrew Albert
Lindeberg. Edward Hicks
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-27
EXCURSION NORTH
June 9th.

Via o. s. L. Greatly reduced rates to
Northern Utah and Idaho points. See
agents for particulars regarding limits.
etc.
City Ticket Office. POI Main street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-27
Wasztch School.

Beatrice Barker, Beth Buckingham,
Louise RurElester, Claire Cannon Mar
tina Coalter, bessie D5vissor, Ciar;. Han
son, Clrla Haynes, Leona McCurtafn,
Margaret Maxwell, Rosetta Pickering.
Mabel Reich, Nellie Reilly, Ada Sanders.
Hazel Smith, Mary Edna Walton Laura
WINNER, Laura Weber, William Berry
man, Howard CantlaRd. Cyril Edmunds,
Roy FaTrOW, George Edgar Gibson, James
DeArmOnd Harrison. Vermont latch
Walter Haynes, William Jennings. Men
Zies MacfaTIanc, Allen MOrehouse Eu-
gene Reeves. Paul Rogers. George Snyder,
Jack Thomas Henry Johnson, Adlaie Nc
Cabe. Fred Lev. WIN Bailcv
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-27
BANKER UNDER ARREST.

Birmingham. Ala. May 26.-Gordon
DubOse. president of the First National
bank of Emsley, Ala. was arrested here
today charged with embezzling $40, 600
Of the banks funds.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-27
Franklin School.

Presentation Of diplomas by Arnold Gil
auque of the board of education.
ddresses-PrCfessor Ralph Chamberlain
Of the University of Utah and Superin-
tendent D. H Christensen.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-27
Hamilton School.

Alice Irene Sadler, Minnie Miller Neva
Eliza beth Walker. Helen Pauline Lund.
Ethel Pearl Robinson. Abbie .Squires, -Ber-
nice Hart. Helen Naomi Croft. Pearl
James. Hazel Frances Abbott, Edna Pratt
Ida Elizabeth Mitchell, Alberta Spears.
Mary Louise Aylard, Hazel Brady Elsie
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-27
WILL ENTER THE
HIGH SCHOOL
Full List of Eighth Grade Stu
dents Who Are to Be
Promoted.
EXERCISES DURING WEEK
FINE PROGRAMMES WILL BE
RENDERED.

Below is a complete list of the eighth
grade pupils who viii graduate into the
High school this year.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-27
Grant School.

Olive. Anderson, Birdie Esteila Arthur.
Ruth Cain, Alice Stephens Davis Ethel
Mae DeWein. Margaret Hazel Fehr. Do
rothy Stanley FrOiseth. Nora. Glenn. Al
IA Pauline Heath. Henrietta HOnora Kill
leen, Ida Alice 8fadsen. Isabella Morrison
Sadie McAlhster, Lillian Elnore Nord-
QuiSt- Dora RogaWsky. Mayne Lambert
Ehaw, Irma SimmS Essie Trout Marian
White. Frank. Bradley Bowers. William
Joseph COwan. Robert FTOiseth Tom
Fitzpatrick. Junius Harrow. Otto Daniel
Heath. Harry Hitler. Thomas Lawrence
Jenkins. Ben Lachman.. Gerald Snow
Lambert. John SwensOn McCurdy. Ken.
meth Alexander Mcintyre. Marion Peter
son. George Lambert Woodbury., Ralph
lanes Woods
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-27
Webster School.

William James Abbott Raymond Bow
die. Scott W Case. Willie Child. William
Richard Child. Mary Prejetta ColIett. VIII
liam Ernst May Eastman Gaumer Ireta
Goddard. Jacob Alma arether Nathan
Harris. Thomas Clyde Helme. Mary Mel
vira HiggS. Gertrude Frances Holden
Amanda kODO. I awrence WeSIev N.-tpu---
aid. May Ethel Martin. Mary Genevieve
O'ConnOr.s David Peterson Irrna Rose
Poll Richard Sampson. Roberts
Florence Allen Robinson. Chester
Alexander -Sparey-r " elmer Burr Tracy
Vera Eliza Vincent. Reginald Creighton
Wallace, Maud West, Gladys Lucille
N1CEInE-. Reed WINNER
The hist fer the Washington school has
not. Yet been completed
Following are the programmes for some
Of the graduating exercises, all Of which
will be held this week g.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-27
Lowell School.

Lowell School.
Piano solo. THE Song Of the Brook
.-..----.. ....----... HaTdie Maxim
Essay. My Favorite Historical
Character ..--...-... Violet SchOfield
Girls chorus. Beautiful Rose"
Recitation, The Inquisitive Boz" 49,
.............- ....-...-...- Rose Evans
Vocal solo. The Suwanee Shore" 800
..-.....--.--------- Katharine Smith
Readings from the poems of Eugene
Field
Helen Greenwood. Helen Frame. Helen
WeIcke-. Vera Edwards, Thomas Har-
per- Mary Murdoch, omega WOOlf
Irene Smith. BeryI Robinson, Annie
Staines Olive Williams.
Piano duet. Spanish Dance .-.------
Marianne OberndOrfeT. Irene Simon
Glass history ---.------..- Kendall Tibbitts
Girls chorus. Stars of the Summer
Night"
Piano solo. Silver Spring ........-...
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Marguerite CallisteT
School chorus. The Oars Are
FLASHING Lightly
Glass prophecy ----.-.-. WinifTed Robson
Violin solo. Loves Dream After the
Ban -------.--.------ BESSIE Barnett
Presentation # certificates by Mr.. Obern-
GOrfer.
The StaT-Spangled Banner" ..........
Nellie Ship pand the class.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-27
jackson School.

Fred Shaw Addoms. Joseph Nelson Blu
saith, Elizabeth COath. Leila Ann Gotham
george y. Davis, Alton Gillespie Elsie
I1amer, Lillian Hart, Margaret Nav Has
laIn. Vera Needham. Minnie Ann Paine
Nlnnlfred Adelaide Parry. Elizabeth H
Seal. Nina Lillian Solomon. Josephine
Wallace. Anna Gwendoiine Williams
Harry Williams, William Yeates, Leland
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-27
Lafayette School.

William Harry Arnold MurieI Holland
Budget. Vera D. Burbidge, HiIda Cher
ling. Burdette ClaWsOn. AlphOnsO- Laker
Cook Kenneth Alley Culmer Margaret
Cummock, Joseph Herbert Engbeck, John
W Evans, GeOrgina Spencer Felt. Mat
thew Ferguson. Jerome Lake Fugate
Frances Helen Hanna, Jane Quincy Finn
ball. Gordon Ives Kirby Juliet KnOwlton
Florence Pearl Lesser. George Cannon
Lund. Arthur Mathis Albert Lester Nc
Nit. Helena s. Mead. Edison Merwin
Leslie Joshua Paul, May Radebaugh.
Florence Josephine -Redfield Frederic
Grant Redman, Septimus Shepherd, Amy
Leroy Sherwood, Vera Bregette SjOdahl.
Harold William Smith. Herbert Ashbv
Snow, Florence Spence. Josephine S
Taylor. Joseph Hammond TrelOar Hazel
Alice Wallace, Emil King Weston. HUI
bert WiIkin.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-27
Lincoln School.

DeEsta Evadne Houtz. Lucille Mary
Butte. Ina Irene WetZeI, Rose Anna Par
doe. Pearl Love. Minnie Kinsman. Ethel
COrke, Jessie Theresa Watson Mary
Leatham- Martha Williams, Dunford FL
lerbeCk Clayton, David William ThOmD-
son, Joseph Thurman Smith, Frank Da-
Wis. Charles King. Thomas Davis, Otto
Weber, Grace Hannah Roach. Ida May
Donley, Annie Glenn Susan Augusta
Hitler
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-27
Lowell School.

Thomas Harper, Fred Johnston. Charles
LambOurne. Peter Service Kendall Tfb-
bits. Sidney Young, LeateT LangfOrd
Hardy Meakin. Harold Greenwood. Bes-
sic Barnett, Delerine BarreH Elvera
Bong, Marguerite Callister. Vera Ed
wards. Rose Evans. Helen Frame. Viola
GOdbe, Cathy Higbam, Bertha Hardy
Agnes Hansen, D0tt Jensen, Mary Muir
dock. Marianne Oberndorfer- Lena Per
rift Irene Pr1ngie. BeTyl Robinson. VCfui-
fred Robson Niate SchOfield. Nellie
Shipp. Irene Simon. Annie Staines. Irene
Smith. Irma Snow. Helen WOlCker Ethel
NittenDerg- Olive Williams, Omega
Woolf, Katherine Smith. Helen Green
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-27
franklin School.

Flagel, VIII Miner. Earl Pinney. Earl
Wood, Joseph Wilcken. Minnie Anderson.
Pearl Arden Nellie Carey. Lille Green.
Bertha Heath, Emelia Hansen. Georgiet-
"a Hickman, Gertrude keenan,. Lena
krebs Sadie Lawrence, Irene Parry Fern
Pickett. Mabel PierpOnt. Ellen Russell.
Jennie TnOrstensen. JOSeDhinc TnnIeN
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-27
BRYANT School.

Jose phiue Mary Aveson. CIarissa- Fen
ton Brown. Regina Oc1svia Brooks. File
amor Butts. Bessie Camp. Myrtle Castle
ton. Myrtle. Eugina Finch Mary Comm
Alice FlierbeCk karTiCk, Alice Granger
kimba II. Stella Claire Ivey. Augusta
Howell. Hazel Livingston Agnes Opheiia
Nolan, Adeila Alberta Pitts. Helen Anna
Stanley Pauline ZabT.skic. Morris All
son Andrews. Charles WeSly CivisE Ben
Brown ElleTbeck. Earl NinCsnt- Francis
Frank AuthOl McMastcr Louis Henry
Love, Victor Taylor, Leroy henry Tim
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-27
Emerson School.

Lucille Marion Beer William Henry
Bennett, Arthur Francis Doran Henry
Nelson BoUdish. Alice Eliza beth EccIes
Robert Edwards. Winnie Jane Evans
Mary Anlene earn Pearl Rebena Gibson.
Edgar Walter Hail. Preston Mortineau.
Marion MOffat, Anna Irene Nichols
Francis Elmer Parry. Clarence Irving
Pratt. Allan Fowler BadIer. Merle Saw
age, Don sheets, Marguerite Stavner. IVY
Alice Teasdale. Vera MaUde TeasdaIe
Louis HyTum Th0rIEp. Helen Bppkuan
Van PeIf Clifford Wilkinson
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-27

CnOruS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Night
Alkaline Cutler. Mildred kellogg.
Ilean Knight, Emma Anderson,
Ethel Lundstedt, celia Martin.
Henrietta GUndry, Nina Kittle,
Grover Wardrop, Alfred Seal,
Gordon Peck. Vernon Chugg. FL
mer Beesley.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-27


Edna Hall
Recitation .................. 1.-The Arsenal
Lauren ". Wheeler
PiOna SOlO,.----.-.-- The Robins Return
Marguerite White
Essay ......----...... Our Naval Heroes
Florence DOheTty
Recitation .............. Battle Of Manila
Josephine Irvine
Duet ...-..-.--.-..-..... over the Waters
Alice Johnson
Iris Parkius
Sketch .........-........ Historic Rivers
Enid NAY
Sketch and song. old Folks at Home
Cora Howe
Recitation from Eugene Field---------.
EVlyn Gartside
Alice Johnson, Iris Parkin. Joseph
Wessnan,- Richard HaddOck.
Presentation Of certificates ..............
............- .-.---.-.-.- Governor Cutler
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-27
Union School.

ElduO uuel --=-----. ----...--.--.-
Alice Pitt and Nina Kittle
Chorus ....--.--.. In the Silent Woods
Glass
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-27

Oquirrh School.

Presentation OF diplomas -.
Chorus
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-05-23

An nations are eudeatarsuE to
rhegb .Hv r3tagcs of umptiou. the
"whifg plaeBe Thar claims eo many
victims sseh year Faleys Homes
and raa cures coughs aud COLDS per
ds and ynu age in nu danger 1f con-
sumption DO uuf fisk your health
bs taking somo nakHosn preparation
ehru Foley Honey aud Tar is Ger.
tain ia results Asa fof Foley Hunef
sna Tar aud insist upon hsviug ~
- Va Fearis. spsss si a gent
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-05-23

~ fhssu. aars8 dnre in ouF fee
eream r you want dopy cream eef
81 from others. uof Bs Williams aBa
Mossiey-s Ire cream Factory ~
Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-24
Where Basketball Stands

1t may not be long in the future be-
fore other sports than American foot
ball will meet with the seVerest sort
of criticism for alleged unnecessary
roughness, and if such a circumstance
arises there is little doubt but that
the game of basketball will come in
for liberal share of the announcement
which has attended things athletic dur
ing the past few months. Not but that
basketball is one of the cleanest games
indulged in by the American youth.
and in keeping with the strenuous
spirit of our national life, but then
football was and there is no telling
where the crusade against such sports
will end. Basketball has claimed
large number of victims so far as
sprained ankles and sore muscles are
concerned, and in several instances
greater evils have resulted. AS an ex-
ample the fractured arm sustained by
young Wilhoit, the st. Vincent athlete,
last Monday evening in game at the
college gymnasium may terminate in
a sufficiently serious manner to end the
athletic career of that versatile youth.
But what cry would go should the
game be prohibited in the event of fur
ther accidents of a similar nature. Yet
football was played for several genera
tions or so before some one decided
that it was too exciting for the rising
populace to indulge in. Basketball may
be the next, and then on down the line
to ping pong. After that everything
will be resumed as though the warm
blast of vituperation against physical
activity had never been given vent to.