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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-11
Ell PROFESSIONALISM
r PROFESSIONALISM CON RESpECTO Al P2OGRESO
De Las S0C|EDADES.
MENQS T|TULOS Y MAS Provision

do los que conoeen las modernas so
eiedadeS, etcs
Dos buenoa eserltores tlipinos
han eacrito haee POGO aobre sl mismo
temS, pues en- todo ell archipelago
eunde el prcfasionalismo, ese pr0letd
riads intelec.,.al, Quels llama Calder6n,
y que dieen On Filipinas torsNhimane'
ria, 8 cuq,4srta segdu Unamuno.
Y esto que dice sn Gel Renaci
miento dc Manilss uno de squellos
publicistas, es aplicable & Puerto Ri
60, al prssente;
svolvamos, li 20, 10 vista al me-
do On cue vivlmos y deste luego nos
lIamSr& 10 stenei6n un hssho que sin
sn9argo, es tAcll que uos txqliq ue.
mos. Son los exirar ieros los que,
gsnerAlnerts progreaAn aquf On el to
rreno eeon6miec: In ciudAd esi& llens
de r6tulos est fiss On frances, en-
ipg,eiy y hasta On alsmkni & los nael
dos on otro auelo leo abandonsmos sl
somercio, nuestr ., industrias, los ban
COS y los ferro ,arrilea.s
ConvenzSnse mis- p&isanos y mis-
!! psisanitas Baenoa son titulos, pero
no que todos Aeamos titulados. La
| vida de IL n6miua GO 10 mas Inc erta,
Ia mas iussgurA, y 10 mas intranq o.
Ea presiso oonssgrar el eafusIzo, con.
iuntAmente, y variadamente, On todoa
los 6rdenez de los actlvldadss hums
mas.
NJ basta con que seamos h. joa
de eita TERRA. Es nesesA.io que sea-
mos duefos de esta TERRA. Qle si
abArcAmos 10 mayor sumA de intelee.
tualidades, abarq uemos tamblen el
mayor ndnero de propiedades.
No soy 20. eacritor y potta, (per-
nritassme ser ambas cosai) de los que
opino que Sc dsbe vlvir en- vsrso So
lamsnts, por O. arte y para oil arte.
81 vAmos 4 eantAr 4 .ieAmente & Ia
patris, aparecsr& esto unA iaula d.
ruiGtfores On msdio del mar; una
sin fonta dotante, con sl Acompaf 4 smien
to de los olAs; una prt.tura ain ritor
| negIo.... 9 sin retorno q 10 posesi6r
de 10 patria, que SO RoI W POGO
poso de entire las mAnos, desspare
eienao bsi1 nuestros pies, porque cas-
casi, donds quierA que posamos Il
| plAntA pisAmoI 10 propiedad del ex
tfargsro.,,,,,
Menos Iitulos, msnos eantos,
mas hondo Ssatir, y mas prt Ind(
psnsAr, y mAs praciIco eiecutAr, o. il
que necesitamos.
a FUERro Rico PARA LOS PUERTO
RRIQuESoS.1 Hs Ihi IN ideal que deb
ser nueltro ide Il. Pero no pasA d
ser un Ideal,
GYA ss tArde?..,. Nunca es tard
para los pueblos que Quieren ser pa
trtqS, y para las pAtriAS que no Quis
rem ser fact3rlAS exGrArgerss,
G. ktiIeS Garcia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-11
PALACIO De Ia PAL

G:Ands hA Sido Gl n6nero dc or
quitselos de tcdos los pAiaes que han
presentAdo pianos para la oonAtrus-
sion del soberbio PAlAeio de 10 Pax
que Ae proyeetA en- La HayA y ardua
Ia tArsa dc 10 somiSion encArgadG de
A6judicAr les premioG On meIAlico
otreoldoa & los proyeetos mas notA bleI,
La sd ldicAci6n AeAbA de hacerss
con sl signiente rssuiA1o 1sr premio
dc a 800 tAl competitor frances Mr.
Cordounier, de ID eiudAd de Lila; y
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-11
0TRAS AOT|C|AS
Comps MIA de opera a Areci-
ho.-Don Eduardo SaIda-
M. Una renuncia.
TELEGRAPH SIN HILOs
Una s1plica, ,-Estreno de uu
bloscopio en- Rio-piedras.
Corte de Distrito.

En- Arscih, 10 .hA alberto, 70 un
ab0no de 10 CompAflla de opera ESQ &
namiglio,s 10 que dar& alli cinco fam
clones.
En- el vapor philadelphia re-
gres6 Do 50 viais & los EstAdos Uni.
dos donds pss6 una lem poradA ca uso
de liesneia. sl estimable iovsn don
Eduardo Saldifia, empleado dc la Ss'
eretarla dc Puerto Rico.
-Aaegdrase que ls sera pedida 10
renuneis ai iuez do paz de Tos alta.
--Por el dspArtsmento do eorreos
han empezado las ohras para l. Ina
talAci6n del tslegrafo sin hllos entire
Ceiba y Viequss. Dicho aparato en-
pexarA { fansionar On 10 semana pro
ximA.
-MuChRs personals NOS han indi-
sado 10 nesesidad de que ne instalsn
algunas luess mas en- 10 administra.
ci6n do correos. pues do noohs spsnas
10 distinguen las letras on los eombi.
naciones dc los Apartados, 10 que
arroia grandes molsst.as & los inters.
sados.
-EIta noche 90 estrenar& sn sl
casino de Rio Piedras un msgnffeo
bioseopio, importado rssisntemsnte
do los Estados Unidos. III refsrido
aparato es M modelo dc cine at6grA'
TO pei tsecienado y seq ara nents ha dc
obtener exlto. Rsprsseata ssta EN-
presa el sei1or Vieente Guerra.
Aver tle absuelto p6r 10 Corts
dc Diatrito do San Juan Gabriel Sill
Va, vecino do Rio Piedrss, aausado
do acomstlmiento y agresi6n. 10 do
Ifsndi6 el AbogAdo don Domingo Mas
sari
Sc han acercado 4 esta redae-
cl6n varios abonados & rogar & In
empreaa Aleocer GIasobaxz! que on
la segunds audiei6n do <Csrmens, 4
benedcio de 10 tiple sefiorA V iceini, 60
encArgue dc In pSrte de Gsamillo el
notable baritone aefior Borghsfe,
IQaedAn comp scIdos.
Ell Attorney general propuso
Ihoy al G GJbsrna ior Winthrop para el
Icargo de Juez do paz dc Cabo .Roio, &
Idon Dslda Carlos ZApstA.
| r-Hs preseptado renuncia del car
Igo de Juez do plx dc Cabo Roio el &C.
Iflor Leyro.
-Ha aldo propuesto para Mar
ihal do 10 Coite municipal dc Msya'
Iguez don Jole Ciotr6n.
| -Ssgdn EnunoiAn los pro
Idesde manA ana domingo hAb.k
| de presto on les. localidades del
| -EI transtornista SEE Or L
ha terminAdo yA sus tineiones
/ 90. PeobAblemente. do un
! & otro llegue & San Juan
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-11

de los hist6ricos caltlllos , rssidsn.
elias Seioria!sE del Norts de Francia.
El edideio principal ira A Arq usado de-
dos Atlas torres ' Ia fAchada aerk &
10 vez monumental y artiltlca.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-11

Entiendo por profsSionAlismo e'
quito por les profesionss que requie'
rem ttulos 6 diplomas. 8 csrtilsAdoF,
v On sssa una virtud, de fusrzo, ira
bsio y perseveraneis.
Bisn que sl prctssionalismo ses
ma virtud, y que contribuys. en- par
to, y no en- gran parss, 10 culsura' Q
al progreso intellectual de los pai'esi
psro sl protslionaliamo results tam
bi6n un essado social debilitants, mas
bien Que sontottnnte, suando 10 ahus'
do g., suando SO prodiga demasiado
conatituys 10 dniea aspiration noble,
ell dnieo hermoao ideal dc 10 iuventud
do los pueblos'
El profeslonalismo AbArcA dc'
tsrmtnoa: eatudio y utiiidAd. In el
psrfodo de eatudio progresa el indivi
duo, , adquisre 10 preparation nses
saria-no todAa las veees para mas
luseo formarle, deataeAadose 10 per
sonalidad professional 8 sientffea' En
sl periodic do utilidad, el que poses el
sfsulo trabsia per SO. y 80 crea la posi-
ei6n. Este individuo puede rssultal
nm elemento 6til & 10 Eocisdsd, 81
parte integrants dc 10 culpra del pail
en- que vive; pero que contribuyA q
proVreso intellectual do ID pueblo, OF
una question secundaria.
Rara vex, los hombres que hAr
sngrandec.do su pstria y ensansh Adc
ID ssf.ra do los eonocimientos huma-
nos, univsrsalments, han sido titula-
dos 6 profssionaleE
Qleda demostrado. pues, ain eital
sismplos que esI&u en 10 ments do TO
dos, y son innumerables. Qus el prote
sionalismo, como die, solo contribuys
on p1r1 oil prog 1880 dc 10 cultura In
teleotuAl y Al progreSo On todos sui
den q 0rdeneS.
Y bien no prstsndo apAreeer "
81 pr.msro que llevo II prensa .
Asuato del PRoFEsIoNALIsAo, que ht
aldo tr&tado, por ser un NAL uiejo OF
dltsrentss 6poeas y en- distlntoa paiss
por plumas Autorizadas.
g4simAm:nss On NejIco ha tratadt
10 c1e.ti6n un essritor ilustre, el II
aenciAdo Pablo Macsdo, dc Meitco
quisn on una confsreneia dada en- II
Eseuela NAsional de q 0ladalsiarA, 90
tAdo de J1liseo, expreS6, entire osra
cosAs, 10 que eopio
eY ~ On ests tsrreno, el prime
couSeio que tsngo que dGroa 81 que ~
sig&s niNgunG S0rrera, que dsaechet
ssA preocupaci6n que ex.sIe entire Ii
ctass soeiAl q que pertenecsmos, d
que 10 independents personal, 10 con
sideraci6n do nuestros conciudAdAno
y, ca sumI, el bienestAr personal, R6l'
~ cong uistcn Aiendo abogado, mediet
profsior, y no consagtAndoSe Gtra
pAjos dc otro genero,s
sE!ma del protest ionAlismo ca un'
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-20
TRESTLE WORK BURNS down
Traffic on the Rio Grande Western
Is Tied Up IN Homanville
CANYON.

The trestle work in Homanviile can
yOn. near Laguna. on the Rio Grande
Western railroad. burned out yesterday
afternoon. and all traffic vas DELAYED
last night The construction crew and
a, carload Of timber were sent down to
Laguna late last evening to rebuild the
trestIe work. A special train was sent
Gown to the scene to carry the passen-
gers from there to ogden. The freight
traffic is lied up entirely.
The excursion train returning to En-
7 eka after the ball game here yesterday
afternoon was also delayed in the can
Won. Box cars and a couple of coaches
were sent down from Eureka to the
trestIe work TO take the eXcursi0nisls
TO Eureka. The excursion trains to
Castillo also viii be delayed, but the
passengers viii be transferred and
taken to the springs.
Colonel I. A Benton. assistant CeneT-
al passenger agent, said that the entire
trestle would have to be rebuilt, and
that it would not be completed until
Tuesday morning. About twenty men
are working on the construction gang.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-20

to run concurrently. The jury found
Mr.. Shepard not guilty of five out Of
seven counts embodied in the COM
plant.
Immediately after the sentence was
imposed by the court Judge O. W
Powers and Attorney S. P. Armstrong,
counsel for the defendant, argued for
a new trial. The motion was OverTuled
by Judge Marshall but d stay of exc
cutiOn for ten days was granted by the
court. The bonds, however, were raised
from 1900 to So 000, which will prob
ably be filed with the court this morn
ing. Judge Marshall also granted thirty
days for the defense to file exceptions
It is probable. Mr.. Armstrong said, that
the case would be appealed to the cir
cult court of appeals.
The two counts on which Mr.. Shep-
ard was found guilty were mailing a
letter and also a catalogue giving in
formation about certain lewd and OBJ
scene books. The other five counts en-
bodied in the complaint, relating to
mailing Of the books which the inspec-
tors ordered by decOy letters from Mr..
Shepard, were thrown out By the jury.
They held that Mr.. Shepard was in
duCed TO commit ID order to secure evil
dence against him.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-20
At
FORT DES MONIES
Commissioners of the PreSby-
terrain General Assembly
Had q Day OFF.
SHORT MORNING SESSION
GREAT INTEREST IN PRAYER
BOOK.

Des Moines, Ia. Nay commissioners
and visitors to the 18th general assem-
bly, Of the PTesbyteriaus of America were
entertained at Fort Des 8Ioines today, fol-
lowing q short morning session A regi-
mental drill, reviewed by Lieutenant Cen
eral Nelson A. Miles, retired, who IS here
as the guest Of his son, Lieutenant Lewis
Miles, was the feature of the afternoon.
Following the drill a reception was ten
dered General Miles and the commission
ers. After listening TO the report Of the
board Of ministerial relief showing that
more disabled members than ever before
had asked for aid during the past year,
the assembly voted in favor of q resOlu-
ton offered by this board asking for an
appropriation Of 100000 to be expended
in this cause. An amendment made II in
Cumbent upon the elders Of the church
70 collect the amount from the entire
church membership at the rate of 10
cents each.
Considera bic interest was taken in the
apprOa ching discussion Of the prayer book
Van Dykes common book Of worship,
copies Of which have been placed on
every members desk viii probably re-
ceive the greatest attention. Members are
waiting for reports on marriage and d.
vOrCe before making comment Other i'm
pOrtant questions viii be allowed to 90
over until reports are made
There was no session Of the Presbyte-
rian general assembly this afternoon To-
night a popular meeting in the interest
Of Evangelistio movements was held. with
Rev. Wilbur Chapman as principal
speaker.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-20
FLOUR IS NOW CHEAP
Declines Ten Cents In Price-Some
High Class Straw
berries.

There is a fair amount Of hay in the
wholesale markets now, and prices have
changed a little. Timothy is selling at
so per ton, and IUcerne at 81 Flour has
declined 10 cents Montana oats is now
listed at $3.50 and rolled at S205.
The first shipment Of Hood river or
strawberries arrived yesterday. These
berries are 81 a crate. There are twenty
four cups to a crate and they viii retail
at IS cents a cup. They are mostly taken
by the first-Class restaurants.
The retail markets offer a great variety
for the hOusekeeper. All kinds of fresh
stuff are plentiful, and prices are reason
able There are nice cucumbeTs at three
for 3 cents, cabbage at cents. radishes
at three punches for ) cents, green peas
at three pounds for p cents, and many
other bargains in the line Of fresh vege-
tables. Some fine pineapples were to be
had yesterday at 50 cents.
Poultry is coming in at a lively rate.
and prices viii probably soon be cheaper
Utah brOilers are arriving in greater
quantity and are somewhat larger. aver
aging pound and a half each. Kansas
poultry of a reasonable price is to be had
Of most of the retail dealers. It is of a
fine quality and is selling at IS and %
cents,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-20
PILES CURED
As Easily As a Cough; Painlessly,
Quickly and Without Cutting.
Trial Package Mailed Free.

Eidl FaCka &c W atiCA EECS'
The agony and suffering in piles is
so great that If a surgical operation was
certain cure (Which it isn'D and there
was no other means Of relief some per
sons might be willing TO take the chance
of blood poisoning or lOckjaw-
But. now that the Pyramid Pile cure
has been discovered and has been proven
to be a quick and certain means Of relief
and lasting cure. there is no excuse for
risking your life.
Does Pyramid Pile Cure give immediate
relief2 Does it cure2 Try it and prove
II to yourself as thousands have done be
fore You. Then go TO your druggist and
set 50-cent box and complete the cure
Pyramid Pile Cure viii cure YOU and do
it with certainty and a rapidly that
VIII astonisl you.
Take. for example, the case of Mr.. Ben
jamiE Shaw. postmaster Of Bland We
quote his own words IN his letter of Oct
g. 1905: Il was in great agony Of mind
and body. In the meantime. a gentleman
told ms Of the virtue Of your Pyramid
remedy I fortunately found it at q drug
store. and by the next morning I did not
feel that any operation was necessary.
and in three days I was able to return
home. and a complete cure was accom-
plished to my great satisfaction and the
surprise of the physician.
For a trial package send your name and
address to the Pyramid Drug Co, Oh
Pyramid building Marshall Mich. and
YOU will get trial package by return
mail No marks
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-20
BURGLARS STEAL HANDBAG.
Enter Residence Of Mrs. John Lar
sen and Steal s29.

The residence Of Mrs. John Larsen.
widow OF John Larsen, WHO was shot
down by A. J. Coleman (colored) on the
City and county building grounds about
two months ago, was entered by bur
glars carly yesterday morning and 2
handbag containing S3S. was stolen. Mrs
Larsen lives ct 624 South Fifth East
street, and while the burglars were in
the house she ran to her next-door
neighboT's house and aroused them.
The police were notified, but before
the patrol wagon reached the scene the
burglars had gone. The handbag WAS
found empty in the back door yard
where the burglars had thrown it after
gOirg out the back door. Mrs. Larsen
telephoned the police last night thai
she found $50 OF the money on the bed
room floor.
An entrance was gained through the
back door Mrs. Larsen had left the
door unlocked for her sisteT-in-law, who
came in late, and she forgot to turn the
lock.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-20
BUNKOED.

CKansas City Times-)
THE progress of the bridge whist
craze in Kansas City must be some
thing enormous" said MoreH Law,
travelling passenger agent for the Colo
rado Midland, Judging by the num-
Der Of women who make requests for
the bridge whist score cords recently
issued by our road. The card playing
habit among women promises to out
strip horse racing as a demoraliZing
agent Who knows how soon Governor
Folk viii have to put the lid on
bridge The women play cards for
money and actually are as smooth as
the old three-Card monte men. Why,
the other day a woman called at the
home of another friend and found sew
eral Of the hostess friends sitting in
2 poker game. The newcomer had often
played with them, and on invitation
Joined the game. She had always pre-
viously lost, but this time she came
out a big winner. AS she arose, her
mind occupied with a picture Of the
cash she had Won. the sly hostess.
kissing her Judas-like. remarked: Now
that you've won, dear, isn't is too bad
we were not playing for money?
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-20
PAINTERS GETTING WORK
Over Half Are Back and Fourteen
Shops Have Agreed to the
Strikers Terms.

In a quiet way the striking painters are
getting their men who were locked out
again at work, even though the six firms
who initiated the lockout are still main
tanning their attitude of opposition to the
demands Of the men
When the strike started there were over
100 men idle Now over half Of these are
working and the others expect to be with
in a few days. All those who have gone
to work did-so at the increased rate Of
wages with the concessions as TO hours
demanded by the union
In ali fourteen shops have signed the
agreement The other six still say they
will not grant any increase at present.
though II is understood they viii do so If
the men viii 90 TO work until their pend
ing contracts are completed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-20
NEWS FROM THE PAINTERS.

Local = Of the Brotherhood Of Paint
ers and Decorators and PaDerhangers
Of America urge the public to patronize
the following shops, which have been
declared fair by paying the scale de
manded by this union, viz, SO cents per
hour. fOrty-fOur hours a week. making
S22 per week: f0ur-hoUr day on Satur-
day. L A Woodruff, 20 F. Sd So. J.
H. Crit, 60 Market st: National Art
Co, Evans building, N. T. Adams. a
2. 50. Temple; +. ?. Keats, 80 Z. 9Th
So: Brig Piper; J. T. F7ashman, ass
W. I'd No; Dorm & Asquith, 349 ". So.
Temple; ". H. Dennis, 1850 Sd St; Geo.
Anes, SOS ". 1st So; ". II. Sander
son, 1925 W 9TH So; @. W. Anderson,
344 Edith ave: L w Hageman, 124
W. 1st So.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-20
BOOK DEALER
SENT TO PRISON
Richard B. Shepard Is Sen
fenced to Thirteen Months
by Federal Court.
HE WILL APPEAL HIS CASE
JURY FINDS HIM GUILTY ON
TWO COUNTS.

Richard B Shepard, lawyer, book
dealer and ex-member of the state leg
islature, was yesterday sentenced on
two counts by Judge John A. Marshall
OF the federal court to thirteen months
Imprisonment for sending lewd and OBJ
scene literature through the mails The
penalty inflicted was thirteen months
on each count, but the sentences are
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-20
LEADS IN cLEARINGS.
Salt Lake Again Heads List in United
States for Increase.

Salt Lake led the United States again
last week in percentage of increase in
bank clearings Bradstreets report for
the week ending last Thursday gives the
increase as 66.5 per cent, Seattle IS sec
ond with $50 per cent The increase for
the United States was 10-5 per cent
The local cleaTings for the week ending
yesterday were
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-20
DEATHS FROM HEAL.

New York, May 1.-Two deaths and
some serious prostrations from heat were
reported here today The Official Their
mOmeter stood at s. degrees during the
afternoon, but on the streets the mercury
rose to s..
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-20
NOTICE.

Brotherhood Of Railroad Trsinmen-
Brother Patrick Tracey of lodge 37S
win be buried at 4 o'clock this after
noon. Services at JOS. NJ. TaylOr's I'M
dertaking chapel. All members are re-
quested to attend
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-20
FOUR HOURS WORK A DAY

for three months is the time required
to complete our summer course in Ste
biography. Apply for particulars
Topographic BUREAU.
224 Dolly block Both phones.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-20
EXPERT KODAK FINISHING.

Harry Simpler, Commercial Photog-
rapher, 157 Main st. Get my new price
list
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-20

Trains for Bernhardt performance at
Saltair Monday, May 21 viii leave s.
L. & L. A. depot at 7:15 D. N. Passes
not good on these trains. Fare for the
round trip 80 cents.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-20

Trains for Belnhardt performance at
SaItair Monday. May q, will leave S.
L. & L. A. depot at 7:15 p. III. Passes
not good on these trains. Fare for the
round trip 80 cents
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-20

All refrigeratO-s are good, but some
are better. DR.. Perkins Sanitary Re
frigeratOr is without a doubt the best
in the market. You can keep any kind
Of vegetables and provisions side by
side without faint I Y I Furniture
Co. are exclusive agents
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-20
The Bismarck

German Lunch Room carries every
thing in the line Of German lunches
and deIica cies.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-20

MOUNTS Pork and Beans is one Of
the luxurious necessities Of hOUsekeep-
ing
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-20
PROGRAMME FOR
A WHOLE WEEK
Commencement" Exercises
at University viii Be Very
Elaborate.
ALUMNI WILL BE FEATURED
JUDGE w. n. KING TO BE ORATOR
AT GRADUATING EXERCISES.

The entire program for commence
ment week at the state university has
been officially announced It will be
one of the most deliberately prepared
programs for a weeks duration ever
gotten I'D by the faculty Of the state
institution. After considering il for
more than two months time, the fol-
lowing has been decided upon:
June AT S p. IN. VIII be held the
baCcalaureate services in the assembly
hail within the temple grounds. The
sermon vii be delivered by DR.. Joseph
F Merrill who is at the head of the
mining school of the university
June AT SIS Q. m will be the nor
NAL graduating class exercises, held ~
the Salt Lake theater.
Tuesday; June 5-FrOm g a. IN to Z
p m there win be an exhibition Of the
work and equipments Of the university
for the benefit of parents and strangers
who may be n town during that week
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NATIONAL BANK Of THE REPUBLIC

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FRANK KNOX President
JAMES A. MURRAY -..-... Vice President
w. +. ADAMS. -.............C Cashier
CAPITAL PAID IN $500 600
4 thoroughly modern savings depart-
nent conducted IN connection with this
bank
Deposft boxes for rent.
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Display Of University Work.

The art exhibit viii be in room 50 Of
the library building. The mechanical
engineering exhibit viii be in the me
chanicaI laboratory. Methods for as
saying, metallUrsy and ore dressing viii
be shown in the metallurgy building
Drawing, chemistry, physics and cleo
trical engineering viii be on display in
the physical science building. The work
in biology and medicine VIII be dis
played on the second floor OF the mt
scum building. Shop work and farminc
work will be demonstrated in the shOr
building The work in the ITainine
school viii be shown, and also viii I'll,
mOGCl farm.