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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-07
INDIAN DELEGATION
Going to England TO Present Grievances
To the King

Portland. Or, July IA special to the
Telegram from Vancouver. b, c., states
that four prominent British Columbian
Indian chiefs started today for Eng
land 10 lay before King Edward their
grievances against the white men
who have taken away their lands and
iuterfercd with the fishing and hunting
rights of their fathers The unusual
delegation consists ~ Chief Joseph
Capilauo. chief John silester Of Nicola.
Chief Louis NJ Kamloops and Chief
Charities ~ CowiChan.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-07
THE DREYFUS CASE.
Argument for Him Concluded. Decision
Being Withheld.

Paris. July In concluding his ar
Cument before the supreme court today
In behalf Of Alfred Dreyfus. Ma.rc
Moruard announced that Dreyfus posi-
lively refused Go accept the damages
which the law accord a victim Of judi
cial mistakes and asked solely for tns
restoration Of his honor as 40 officer
without any proceedings against the
arguments were then closed and the
presiding iudgt announced that the de-
cision ~ The court would be given lt a
subsequent session.
Tho deliberations ~ the judges will
be- given Monday and o. decision Is
probable by the middle 90 the week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-07

would hold iu aheyance the petition 81
the Honest Elections leagues attorneys
Tor leave tO withdraw their request FOR
"a grand jury as the supreme court
had issued o. supersedeas 40 that ease.
Hc called tte grand jury oJ DIS own
motion
90 do not desire to appear as flying
iu she face %, lbo wis issued ia The
recent ease. said Judge Mullins "bu,
as J understand do, laU the uporse-
IDEAS H the league ease d. only couclu-
siYe AS 90 that particular CASE
Thc ali fur tho grand jury IS re-
tuuahlc next Thursday Attorneys
for the corporations whose franchises
are attacked assert chat Judge Mullins
has violated thc intent of tHa supreme
yYurts order and DO 's understood they
will appeal to CHER Justice Gabhtrt Co
take action 900 the matter
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-07
CHANGE IN PHILIPPINE
POLITICAL SITUATION.

Washington July by mo appoint
maui of Auy.-Gtn l.. H. Whitley ~ the
Philippine Islands to thc iulesshir ~
ths limited States y1au lr China and
by thc promotion NJ Gicgarlo Araue.a.
thc present so'Cl'or-eerera ~ the
Philippines. to the attuYsy- rcnelalshin
of thc Islands two prominent candi-
dates for places 0r the Philippine COM
ssi0r htt. itsu eliminated and = le-
Oi8ed cIsrca bias been brought abol;
boz the political situation on The islands.
Henry C. ldr chairman ~ tie PhIl-
uqInf commission. aud eoycinor-rsa.
tral 0f thr Islands u.u retire from o.
dee i1 SeH'emitr James T.. Smith. whl
ie now l member " the commlssior
u|I %. advanced tD he chslrlnanshlp
ana roNaru1rshir aud consequently
there VHl hs d vacancy IN the commits.
sion FOG which Atty Gen. Wiley has
been prominently mentioned.
z. D. Rlrdo dt Tavsfa. q native mem.
bar Of the commission. offered bis re-.
ignauun some time ago. bat u has not
been accepted as yet ana until tho az
poinimCnt ~ Grceorio Aranata 70 ihs
solicitor gensralshlp Il vas cutie g,ner-
ally believed that ht would succeed
Taysra on the commission
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-07
SUMMONS FOR ROCKEFELLER.

Flndlay Ohio July judge Banker. II
The probate court has issued q summons
for John n. Rockefeller IN connection
with the suit recently dled here against
the STANDARD Oil company and Air Rock
efeller in which % is alleged tina, the
Valentine antitrust law has been yio-
lated by the Standard OH ana its sub
tidIarv companies The summons lbs
been tune. over to Sheriff Groves. who
states that be- win make service upo1
Mr. Rockefeller a. soon a. tho latter re-
turns from Europe Sheriff Groves las
gone GO CiryelandNH serve summons uuor
Ifa |UfHDrr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-07
JEAN REID NOT ENGAGED.
Ambassador Daughter viii Not Marry
Wifc's Village.

Altoona. Prussia, July August Ro-
senberg. formerly Of Seattle. Wash.
who was arrested here July 3 as sus-
pected anarchist affirms that he is an
American citizen who sold hts prop
erty IN Seattle and sailed here with
the Intention % passing the remainder
Of his life In the WALLACE Of Luetjen-
burg, where his wife WAS brought up.
His wife. who was arrested al the same
time, has been liberated
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-07
DETERMINED TO KEEP PEACE.
Talks on NeedessneSS and Harm
fuIneSS Of Chickering's Be.
tween Two Countries.
Fifty British Editors VIII be Invited
To Make Return Visit 10 the
Fathcrland.

Berlin July The efforts. oficial
and private. made 10 bring about bet
ter relations between Germany and
Great Britain. have had pronounced
success Emperor William is active,
outside Of the regular channels. IN i'm
pressing Englishmcn with the fact that
it Is his purpose 20 leave nothing un.
done ON the German side to restore
agreeable relations. His majesty met
a British naval officer at a yacht Clue
dinner az Kiel recently and talked with
him for half an hour on the needless
ness and harnfulness of chickering's be-
tween Great Britain and Germany and
the determination on his part 10 pre-
serve not only peace. but to cultivate
good will and confidence.
The German Journalists who recently
visited England have since their re-
turn filled the editorial pages OF the
most important newspapers with .helr
observations. showing the causeless-
ness OF amy 300 feeling between the .wo
countries. and detailing a thousand ar
gumeuts f1r peace and the co-opers-
ton of German friendship.
a committee is about 10 invite -
British editors 10 make a return visit 10
Germany The committee includes the
president of the Prussian house %
lords Prince Won Inn Cnd Knyppausen.
tho president OF the lower house OF the
Pmsslan diet. Herr Won Kroecher:
Prince Won D0nuersmarck. Prince ,on
Arcuhcrg Baron you Gemm'ngen.Gu
tenbcrg. chief Of tho cabinet Of the king
NJ Wurtemburg and 500 other persons
occupying prominent positions Ga poll
teal, university and financial life
There BE- some expectation that King
Edward win come 40 Germany for the
christening Of bis grand nephew. which
o. 90 occur Aug. t.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-07
AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES

london July In the amateur ath-
letic association championship games at
Stanford Bridge today. ". j. Morton
the holder again won The hundred
yard dash iu the slow time ot 1895
seconds
j. n. Hagerman ~ Iog Angeles. Cal.
was expected 90 compete ln tbo lunI-
red yard dash. but d.i POT reach thg
grounds in time. De- participated
however in the l0rr jump grd Carried
N the second prize. being beaten hr
n. OConncf. The holder distance -1
feet. inches Hagcrmau's distance
was p feet. so inches lu Che Bh-
sence ~ a. A. Hyman. of the Jui-
yerslty Of Pennsylvania. the holder 40
A. Jupp. London Athletic club. nm
tho go yards run. Time-e2 7-i saC-
onds. mr. i-5 ~ second behind Hy-
mans Time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-07
STRANDED TRANSPORT
THOMAS LYING EASY.

Washington. July The navy de-
partment today received two cable.
grams from Commander Potts naval
governor Of the Island ~ Guam. re-
lstlvc TO the strandiug n The army
transport Thomas The inst cable
gram simply reported that ne ship was
on n reef near Guam and mat me
station chip supply had been sent 70
her relief The second message re-
rorted that the supply was unable 90
pull the Thomas On and that t1gf were
needed. bug none was ~ he had az
Guam. Commander Potts further re-
ported that the Thomas Is lying easy
and N present conditions a. 20 weather
continue she II in no danger
The navy department n IN commlm.
cation With Manila IN an EFFORT io hnd
a suitable vessel there 90 proceed 20
Guam but n will be al least a week be-
fore one can reach that place
The Thomas Is freiEhtcd with tl.iio.-
600 Philippine gold There are aboard
10 army officers ~ civilians and four
army nurses
TIE MEADE WILL ASSIST
Manila. July s-The transport Meade
leaves today iSundall 90 render as
sistance 20 the transport Thomas which
h reported ashore on q Coal reef near
tie island % Guam.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-07
90 PAcEs-LAsT EDITION.

about the completion OF the conduit
in time TO be Of any service to the peo-
pie this year, but there Is no doubt
whatever In the mind OF Contractor
Moran, who has the matter figured out
very closely, and viii back up bis state
ment that water Will be running
through the new conduit from Big Cot
tonwood not later than Aug. p.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-07

Now York. july The stewards az
the Jockey club today declared tho
horses GO Between and Ormundes
Right ineligible Tor the Commonwealth
handicap
Rotary 90 notify all associations racing
under the jurisdiction of che Jockey
club 10 refuse thc entries az tho horse
Bundooran and ail tho horses owned
hy Harold Brown. Buuiouran Was
declared disqualified flr The balance
OF the present racing season and the
trainers license 81 Henry Harris o.
suspended FOR the same period
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-07
WIRELESS CONFERENCE.

Berlin. July The foreign office has
been notified that the delegates Of the
United states 20 the international wire
'ess telegr frh conference, which viii
assemble lon Berlin Sept 3 viii be AM
hassador Tower. Rris Gen. James Al
len. Rear Admiral II ~ Nancy and
John l. waterbury n New York. Gen.
Allen. Admiral Nancy and Mr. Wa
tefbury were nominated respectively by
departments % war, navy and COM
mCrcp.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-07
Y. NJ. c. A. DEFENDANT.

The Y. " O. 4 was made defend
ant IN a suit filed IN the district court
yesterday afternoon by Midrley Bros
Ia recover the hasnce due ON the con
tract Tor installing the heating and
plumbing plant in the building The
matter has not been paid because OF a
disagreement as 10 the amount due.
hence the court IL asked 20 determine
the amount and render Judgment Boo
favor Of plaintiffs accordingly
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-07
PRESIDENT C0NGRATULATES
Crown Price and Crown Princess Fred
crick William on Birth of SON.

Berlin. July President Roosevelts
congratulations 10 Crown Prince and
CfowH Princess frederick William un
the birth Of their son has been trans
miited through the American embassy
ard the foreign Office 70 Emperor VIII
liam and the crown prince and crown
princess.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-07

washington. July All anxiety for
the safety of the light house tender
Laurel was relieved today when The
lighthouse board received a telegram
from Lieut.. Commando Hood. light
house Inspector at Key West reporting
that she had been anchored under los
hos ight from June q to July 3. The
Laurel was due at Guantanamo June o..
ana when she failed 30 show up There
several days after that date Lieut.
Commander Hood len Key West with
tie tender ManErorc In search o. her
and AZ his request the naval tux Osce-
ola also was sent out from Key West
20 look Tor the missing tender The
Laurel was waiting for less wind before
leaving the anchorage az Do0os AFht
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-07
MAYOR ROSES CASE.
han,a> sufrcme Court Denies Him a
Writ OF Error.

Kansas City, July As a wit Of error
was denied 90 Mayor ". " Rose by the
Kansas state supreme court yesterday.
after Doe had been found guilty Of con-
tempt. ordered 10 yacate his oi.ce and
fined N0u bis attorneys may take the
motion Tor @ WRIT 10 the United states
supreme court The court gave Mayor
Rose only ~ days within which 90 pay
the fine or 70 90 jan and % Is considered
questionable whether he can secure an
order from The higher court iu Time %
prevent the Carrying out Of the state
courts action. Neither Mayor Roose nor
DIS attorneys were prepared this morn
ing t0 say what their next step would be.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-07
TIE MEADE WILL ASSIST.
BRITISH TRADE RETURNS
SHOW A GOOD INCREASE.

London July The June statement
81 the board Of trade shows increases
o. i.l.fs5.bo0 IN imports and i-3,2ss,o0o
IN exports
The principal Increase IN Imports are
meat grain and food. 900 900 and
metal manufacturer $4,000 900 Cotton
from America decreased ii6.ooe 900.
The Increase IN exports included new
warships fis.lso.ooo.
The pest was In manufactures srtl-
cieA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-07
LOUISIANA ENDORSES BRYAN.

Baton Rouge. Ia. july The Loul-
sisna house 81 representatives last
night az regular session. adopted a
resolution recommending the endorse
inent ~ William J Bryan Tor The Dem
ocrstIc party Of this state
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-07
JEAN REID ENGAGED.
Ambassadors Daughter viii Marry
An Earls Son.

London. July THE Associated Press
Is authorized TO deny the report OF the
enga cement Of Miss jean Reid. daugh-
ter Of Ambassador Whltelsw Reid, TO
Viscount Achcson eldest son Of the
Earl Of Gosford.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-07

Want ads. need not be next 10 pure
reading matter" for--as a rule
they are, themselves, real reading
matter, OF the widest human inter-
est.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-07

The proper classification Of your nd.
means the building OF broad and
straight road % IL Tor every reader
OF the paper who would be at all
interested In IL.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-07

kNc(vating was commenced on the
ondui1 on oct. 1. 1905, and the col-
Ieif bork was commenced on Nov. 2
no cytract provides that 1t shall be
omplfied by July Is. and provides ior
iot 1eiturc for failure 10 complete u
? ih}t time. In this case however.
n'TeJ wiil be no forfeiture for the sim.
~ ason that the city council held Ip
y on the conduit for a period Of -
Iearly this year. while Il was con-
ng the matter Of ordering the iso.-
ira work. II the time the coun-
II I'd up the work y deducted Il
III pe seen that the conduit will be
tssei ahead n contract time.
II Il still those who are doubtful
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-24
JENNINGS MAN FOR MAYOR
Douglas County Republican Club IL
Ready 10 Endorse His
Candidate.

The Douglas County Republican club met
last night in the rooms Of the Swedish
Library association on North Fifteenth
street. expecting 10 make endorsements of
municipal candidates. This was not done
as the committee appointed 20 make recon-
mendations was not ready 10 report II is
said no troubla was experienced in deciding
upon HennioEs as the man for mayor hut
some difficulty has been experienced ou
counrilnanic Cthces- Anticipating a largely
attended meeting next Friday night Presi-
dent Peterson suggested that larger and
more central quarters be- secured FOR the
occasion. This idea was acted upon favor
ably and a committee composed Of the
president Emil Wahlstrom. Gus Hamel
and A NJ Bach was appointed TO take the
matter in hand. Postal cards will he sent
to all % the 200 members Seven new aP-
plicatons for membership were favorably
acted on al the meeting last night.
The president announced the appoint
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-24
FEES AND kASPeR EXCHANGE
Both Free ON Arson Charge and
Latter i. Arrested Anew. with
Tees states witness.

on ~ the most interesting and closely
contested criminal cases % bs tried and dis
posed Of IN the local police court was
brought 20 an ending yesterday afternoon
when Police Judge Crawford discharged
John Gees and Morris kaspar. who were
Jointly charged with burning an insured
building az ls1 Leavenwurth street. occu-
pied by ices as candy factory and store
Kaspar who. while nominaly d code
PENDANT In the case, was the states wit
ness against ices. who was tried practi-
cally on the sworn afHdavit and testimony
of Kaspar. The case was given a new col
oring when. at the close of the arson case
Kaspar was rearrested by Detectives Ma
lOney and Drummv on the charge OF utter
ing q forged instrument. that charge being
preferred by John Gees through his at
torney
Nov Ksspar will be made defendant in a
criminal case in which ices viii be COM
planning witness. That suit viii be based
on pr0missory note introduced in the arson
case by the state and purportinE to be a
note signed by Gees and held by Kaspar.
the tenor Of which note was the payment Of
50 b, ices 10 Kaspsr on April - Of this
year. Kaspar. in his testimony, stated that
when he entered the employ OF ices on
January he gave Gees So cash. with the
understanding kaspar would become a
partner in the business when be would have
paid in S3e Kaspar swore he saw Zees
sign the note while Zees swore Kasuar
never paid him the sSo nor did he Gees,
sign the note
In his ruling on the arson cass Police
Judge Crawford stated the state failed %
make a case against Z-es in that only a
few Of Kaspar's allegations were substan-
tiated
Gees testimony was a complete contra
diction Of that Of Kaspsr. and the addi-
tiunal testimony Of the defense tended 20
prove ices had no motive Tor committing
such crime
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-24
Dangers that Threaten the Chtld's

IFTOm thf NIulak0 lfIUUu-I
Health Commissioner Reynolds u Chi
eago. in his latest bulletins Of the depart
ment. says that the worst danger to which
the children 81 Chicago are Row exposed
il the neglected cold
Il would he unwise for the health CON-
missioner Of a city 10 recommend any rem
edy for a cold: but should he do 80. Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy would certainly
head the list as the most eficacious for
colds Group and whocping cough in chill
drsr as q remedy that can always be de-
pended upon 20 effect a speedy cure ans
that is pleasant and safe 10 take THIS
remedy contains no opium or other harmful
drug and NAV be given as confidently 70 Q
baby as 10 an adult. Its great worth and
merit in the treatment Of these diseases mas
Deen sttested by many thousands OF moth
ers
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-24
METHODIST HOSPITAL FUND
Nearly Twenty-SeVen Thousand Dol
lars Remains 10 Be Raised
Before the Time Limit.

Total subscriptions OF the Methodist hos
pital campaign reported to Thursday noon
were ss173-25. The total 70 Friday noon was
sS.CsS IS. showing $500 raised from noon
Thursday 10 noon Friday. The sum yet
10 be raised is SC S05S
Subscriptions Friday were small. Two
received were from deacOnesses Of the hos
pital. each making d donation Of 500 to
the hospital.
Reports are coming from the pastors Of
the state. giving encouraging information
Richland. Neb.. gave So an average of S;
per member. Word comes from Norfolk
that Rev. a l. Nickel raised 81 20 al
Lyons for tho hospital and expects 10 make
It S1-5e0 lie secured a subscription OF
81 ca from one man.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-24
APPEAL FOR CONGO VICTIMS
Aid Of Omaha to Be Enlisted TO Rshev,
South African Sufferers.
PROMINENT SPEAKERS WILL Be HERE
Mas Meeting VIII BE Held Next
"Wednesday at the First Con-
gregntionaI Church. After
noon and Evening.

Two nnportsa; meetings will be held
next Wedno sday at the FIRST COngrega-
Jional church IN The interest OF the suffer
erE Of the Congo Free State. These meet
ings will be under the direction OF the
Congo Relief society, with headquarters al
Boston. OF which Mark Twain Is one OF
the prominent members. The afternoon
meeting will be tor the women of the city
who Will be addressed by Mrs. Harris. a
missionary from Africa and the evening
meeting will be mass meeting Of the
churches OF the city and Will be ad-
dressed 10y Rev Dr. Johnson Of Boston.
The Omaha leaders in the movement are
Rev II c. Her ,ng. Rev. Z. Combie Smith
and Rev. J. W. Conley.
When the Congo Free State was organ
lied in the carly sDs II was with the IN
Outstanding that King Leopold OF Belgium
should be al the head OF the government
and that the country should be open 20
trade This rule has been violated and
thousands Of natives have been murdered
in the interest or the rubber trade and TO
protest against these Outrages society
has been formed m this country which
viii ask congress 10 act in the matter.
Considerable interest has been stirred VI
N the movement all over the country and
lteratuTe has 1eeH prepared in Omaha
which wiz be distributed 20 arouse interest
IN the meetings at the First Congrega-
tional church. Several churches have
Joined b. the movement and large gather
ings srt looked e. - both meetings.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-24

What has proven the banner week FOR
big attendance in the history OF the or
pheum viii be brought TO d close today
with the last two performances Of the Or
pheum road show matinee and night. The
standing room only sign has been out
every night.
For the week starting with matinee
Sunday February =. a pleasing bill is
promised. Bert Coote and company, pro
senting the one-aCt comedy, "A Lamb on
Wall Street. viii top the list Then an
other highly reputed headline feature Will
be- the Colby family. refined musicians
other contributions are. Rice and Cady. 4
pair OF jolly German dialect comedians
the Amoras sisters, trapeZe and acrobatics
All Grant assisted by Ethel HoaE in a
Little Of Everything Tony Wilson and
Heloisa. horizontal bars, Carlisle and Bskei
vOcalists and pianists and entirely new
kinodr0me pictures
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-24

The library board held it's regular
monthly session last night. with all Iuou-
hers present except West and Terinc who
were absent The report o. IN, c1muittat
on salaries was adopted. This changes the
time OF service necessary for an -ucrea s..
of salary on the sliding scale from one
year 10 six months. An employ Of the
library will now get at the end " slA
months the same increase as formerly re-
ceived al the end Of year. The sals r.
will be increased every six months after
that up 10 the prescribed limit
The board allowed bills to the amount o.
g.6T. The meeting was d sh0-- one and
only these matters were considered.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-24
Announcement. of the Theat-r..

The Sunday evening attraction at the
BOYD thes ter is 10 he one that will please
in every respect George II. Primrose has
organized a new minstrel company on the
good old basis and the wisdom Of his course
has been more than established by the sue
cess Of the undertaking His Omaha en-
gagsmert includes performances on Sunday
and Monday evenings and a special matinee
on Monday al reduced prices.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-24

DIAMoNDs-Edholm. 10th and Harvey.
urns.e Grt, D.u,ner,

against Walter r Ems IN county court
brought in a verdict awarding the plain
tin $50 damages yesterday afternoon.
Wrasse brought the suit because Of in
juries ne saws he received In an assault
upon him hy Ems during a dispute ove-
the ownership Of some corn The jury
was composed Of these prominent business
men. Charles Z. Black w II. Gates.
Maurice Meyer. Henry Hitler, Alfred {.
Kenen dy and John Steele.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-24

Two performances today close the very
successful engagement Of Men and We
nen" at the Burwood. This piece has been
splendidly presented and literally patron
lied. For the next week Blue Jeans.
Joseph Arthur's great play. is 20 go on
On Monday. Wednesday and Friday mat
ince performances of Little Lord Faunt-
leroy will be given by the Woodward &
Burgess road company.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-02-24

Earth acted as Columbia wiki thirteen
APPROPRIATELY atttred chudren represent
iug the thirteen colonies A vocal SOLO
was rendered by Miss Dierman and In
strumentsI solos by the Misses Cloud ana
L-auhaCh.
After the award Of diplomas in recoE-
milton OF the years attendance. the pro
gram was conCiuoed anc refreshments were
served