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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-24
NOTICE TO WATER
CONSUMERS
IN DIST NO. z

Water rent due In May for xss
June and July n no, psld By IA,
a.. becomes delinqusnf. Dsnsnr
lies befween Caller and ualon -
bay and lake Meiered wxier a.
from lai TO Goth ~ each moan
Becomes delinquent on the -
sss
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MEXICAN AND
DANE READY
NELSON 10 THE FAvoRirn OF
TIE BETToRs. BUT THERE Is
PLENTY ~ WISE MONEY UP
ON HERERRA.

I40s ANGELES. May - The
sports ~ the Pacific coast Hre flock
lag Into this city today. lH readiness
for the Nelson iforrcn nEhi thHt
comes Off tomorrow. The betting -
uaKiuF brisk. 81 odds ~ 10 - aud
70 to z. with Nelson on the long
end Local men. who have seen iiH-
faffa WELD hin terrible right on
Young Cafbctt. Kid Broad ana other
good ones. are putting their eaiH OF
the Mexican. and thr litiir fighters
viii e. iuto lhr ring wsii supported
with substantial waErrH.
Nelson Mskss Wsight
Nelson Nas down 90 weight lHHf
night. aud b. only doing enough
work today 90 keep hia muscles n
thelt best order iir has taken his
training easily aud could have gone
into the ring on ~ hours notice 81
any time during the past week The
fumaf that he wnH over trained has
been sifeuuously denied b. HE
friends. aud HASN'T affected the bet
liuK
Has Trained Hard.
0ut AZ iierrrra's camp the air -
self confidence which always sur
rounds the nourhainnt Mexican pre-
wallis Nevertheless. the knockout
boY has trained harder than for any
previous fight. and the fact that he
has cot out his old-time training
diet ~ whisky three times dar
ard between meals indicates that he
n1eans business. The boys aiH meet
a. fas pounds
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OLYMPIA. May IA motion Ia
dismiss the appeal and the merits
Of the kirkland disineofporatipn
ease wero presented 10 the supreme
oourt yesterday The case Was
taken under adyiaemeni and Do
clsion may not b. rendered for
w~sEs hsncs
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COMMENCEMENT AT Y. ". C. 4

nesinHlns 81 % O'Clock ihIs Al
tefuoon the gymnasium Glasses Of
the Young Wgmsn'a Christian sa
aaeiaituu gaVe their annual cufa
maaeumsni exhibition The pro
gram opened With the ladies' class
followed BY tho chiidfnnn class
high school Eiria and ~ ! aud 5
o'clock this evening other classes
Dont throw your Old eluthsA
aSaY. Have them cleaned 90 look
Ike now AZ the Pansoriam Maln
tuHs
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SAY INSPECTOR
STRUGGLED

WAaWSsION D G.. Mar :,
AdYisaa FROM Noyo so9s,a -.
that sper.H Agent Joseph ,
wheailr Of ihe american e,ls,om.
service. baa been arrested eAs,..,
With hsias implicated IN smurr,,.,.
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THE capital stock of the local
Merchants exchange viii be tn
creased 10 g. 900. each share valued
al 10
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NEW HtvEE MAY "a -Bsr.,.
stelnfeid ~ Sew York. xas oas..
If bag containing iep eiry ss,s.s
~ 5000 In ths street here ysss.,
dar The rubber escaped s,.l.
field IL 4 diamond merchant
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Live stock Insured - safe he.
peslt building Fhons Main eel. lad
q sfeK -.
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tie the score later on We might
erlucise such conduct In = visitor.
but as Rusty did u We must con
slider u "ons OF The fine points Of
the game
t4einle Made Tive.
There were great dolnFa in those
last three innings uelnie nelt
muller made two hits. and the IN.
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FFFF4s..
. KILLS sAsY sIsrEs
At PLAY.

. fifI8buHG. Pa. M.s
. Catherine Clutter. / yes,. - -.
. Was shot and killed a. ~ ~ - !
sni home Yesterday ~ ~. :
= brother Wiley agns ~ ~ ,
= children found no IA sss,,. -
. aad ne boJ playfnlIy sa,s ,,si !
. II af Dis sister The gss 80 !
. loaded N @ss |,
$50 4aak .
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It's theory II that colts develop
much faster IN the miid climate Of
the coast than during the haruhef
winters Of Kentucky When these
Yearlinga have become sycafaida
Mr Stevens expects 70 race them
IN California and then ship them TO
she eastern tracks 70 finish their
career Ga order o. carry out thia
scheme hs decided 20 spend the
summer Ia Seattle with his horses
aud the latter are now chartered at
the MeadoNa
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fieiders made two great PLAYS. and
buck Franks made three errurs.
aud goodness knows What would
have happened Il the SECOND ot
Hoinies hits and the third Of
Bucks errors hadn't sent the big
Seattle outtleldcr over with the Win
ming run
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POP win prots,,

Eu Gates was pitching the game
Of hts Mfe. well supported b. beef
Trust Harkett and tho balance Of
the team, and only two hits had
been gathered BY Seattle when
Johnny Kane and Russ Hall hit
eonsacutivciy Ia tho ninth and we're
sent on BY a sacrifice Then Russ
drew throw 10 second. and b
butfing franks aside iet The ball
famble into center field Every
body Kicked. bat Bun fufrine din {
see tt that Way. Papa Van Haltfeu
announced that he would protest
the game
In the 10Th Russ Han made 3 sen.
sa,lonal pickup % wroundsF back
Of second. and then. with thvee on
bases for Seattle. HafkleY hoped
up tn the air and pulled dash
BLANK cnship'S line drive Nith oaa
hand
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=. cs,,sass,.ohiasss-N.v rss s.aa.
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Stevens 10 Here.
The latest Of the fasteners 70 ar.
rive l. r N Stevens. a keutuekian.
Who owns biz breeding farm
near Lexington. and who for sev
afal seasons past has sent string
Of horses 90 race az San Francisco
Mt stevens bred and owned sid
fona. one 81 the beat long distance
horses OF the past 20 years lie Is
we'll known on ali the race tracks
Of the east and middle west aud fof
wears hls hobby has been the breed
ms aud development Of horses 10
race over distance Of ground
notwithstanding hts extensive IN
tofest IN Kentucky Sir stevens vas
80 Impressed with the advantages
OF racing on the coast that ha de.
elded 10 buy a farm in California
upon which lao would place hlh
Yeaflinga that we're bred In ksts.
lucky.
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HORSES COMING
FROM EAST
FAST ANIMALS FROM NITRO.
poLirAN TRACKS WILL Dc
BGEN AT TIA MEADOWS
THIS SEASON.

The colora % eastern hofaemeu.
men who have bred aud raced
horses Ia the eastern states until
thoir names arc part Of horse Ills.
tory. will be seen az The Meadow
track this year la greater profualon
than ever before This viii be the
first year whom eastern animals
will ba we'll represented
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Batteries -Patisra1n. Walah aad 81
ssHtsn. LEROY ana Elsiaas.
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with again for several days He called in
state remained only few His officers
Preside Mission pleaded
fatigue the damaged of his and left
ship galop the hills
Arguelo
But he had his paior
zone his fresh.
They much leave already
might escong the serving the hills
gave them long although
terminating with mutinOus distaste of the
he kept watch them would given
his without AM nstants pause.
gone letters TO Monterey had
Rezanov we'll asking permission pay
ceremony the Governor Five days plenpotenary
received polite welcome California and protest against
long journey the humble Of the
self go San Francisco and offer the hospitality Cali
frna the ustrou representative of the
Russias
Rezanov only annoyed the evident de-
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r e z A NO Y.

royal favor when She curved swayed body again it was
with the lofty sweetness Of highly placed descend mere
dreamy revealing motion If assisting shape some vague i'm
that transformed boards There Were mo-
mens when She seemed actually
thing could be made of like that"
was not her dancing alone that interested him. but its effect
on her audience The had begun with audible express
son Of approval They shouting stamping and Clap
Of the her bosom heaving eyes stars, red lips
parted Don gnaco long since recovered from his spleen
his pocket and flung handful silver signal
oo ana SILVER coins chains watches jewels bounced
wondering this part OF the performance should
follow suit But after glance the young
beautiful dancing Favorta when Surgis after wildly
80 no nor hestated Fastened by blue
ribbon to the fourth button OF his closely fitting golden
Their ewes met He tossed b ib biI eu@ d I Oe h
lifted her hand and caught Then laughed onusedy sug
ged her shoulders bowed gaCouy her audience and gnaed
You must be tired he said Il insist that out the
very we'll she said ndiffereny ct is quite time we all went
out to the air Santiago MIC wilt thou bring rebosohe white
One?'
Santiago, flushed triumphs
the long strip Of silk and Rezanov detached her from her
cavalier Of her that her friend might talk freely with this
hills were black under the sparks of white fire in the high arch of
the California sky In the Preside long blue shadows
that might smoudering beyond
the eanOv and COncha the railing the end of the
it cus,on-al that very material admiration? he asked
very old but often followed Otherwise should
greatest ofgod
and jewels We do dare the tributes in fash
ion but they have OF appearing where they belong
supposed forgotten you
Californian take the liberty OF returning this
any foolish suberuge She handed him his contribution
y thank YOU all the 1t spontaneous act and
very proud"
He accepted the key awsward daring press upon her
something nothing offering he gathered half dozen
and laid them her lap.
60" disappointed that did your tonight
he said Il them with my thoughts VIII you
your hair
She found place for and thrust another in the neck of her
gown The She held closely her hands Then he noticed
she very white, and again she shvered.
You cold and tired, he murmured his eyes melting hers
enhancing but hope you give
yourself to others again His hand in arranging the rebosO touched
II fingered and she him, hepessl her eyes
parted She reminded him a rabbit caught
trap had sudden and violent revusion feeling He
his should kept you talking
Slip off and go bed shall the guests for
tiredn vseif"
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plans for exploration He knew would dare take him
upon expedition the the country without the con-
sent OF the Governor and he consent would be
given But he determined bay at least and he no
sooner read diplomatic epe MONTEREY than he decided
10 accomplish this part OF his before the
the moment but nothing OF those already doubt way
Early morning the return of the courier he wrote
an informal note to Dona Ignaca asking her give
young weather was so fine he hoped to
see them in time for chocolate nine Luis
who pressingly included the invitation daybrea
for his fathers rancho some thirty miles to the south.
There uer when the invitation Of the
pected but there had been lively speculation to what J %
Russians return of hosnitaIv would taL Cncba 49, ,;I
had Numbered and ebbed many night party
ing her mistaken spirit with wide clarified young
prudent mother and smothed her with kisses and Of
Thy father and his Eceicny days perhaps they
would not apPove-befor they are heTeto the foreign
We 60 we madre And his Excelency give YOU
shawl feel it, know it, And go disobey
Have they said could visit foreign ship when they
hey should not let US go the Governor and the Russian should
disagree Now we have the opportunity for such day
gor
proved At minutes before nine the Sonora Arguelo
with yellow draped her bust with unonqueb and
black eboo folded about her fine proud head rode down the
beach with Ana Paula the behind and Geudi Rud
The boys howled good
felt she could literally
taton Of chamberlain of the Russian Court
Sal Carolina Xmeno Hernna Lopez Dena only
other girls the Preside old enough grace occason
ervaso Santiago and Lieutenant Rivera Castro had
Monterey Sal officer of the day and the young
suly declined to be the of who looked naughty
the Isar himself and betrayed disposition
the first nation of Europe But
their howered muslns and
and embroidered bOtas. looked fine
down the beach and laughed chartered youth
glorious morning Even Surgis always careful be nearly
with these people his different appearance temperament
would permit clothes OF nen ufed shirt
bOtas and sombrero
Three OF the ships awaited guests Of
the had foot boat, there
Dona lgnaca mumured audible prayer cutchd
Rudisinda to her breast.
"Madre de Dos! The water! cannotw muttered But
Santiago took her firmly by elbow Stugs
caught the children
she trembling in the middle of the
eaPed the second and waved little
juno Her Pard Her nosrls uered She felt ndifer
everything but the pleasure of the
be charming What possible
nights Of doubt despair hatred life wondering secontemp7
RezanOv awaited the the of the
undress uniform and of the cooked ceremony
which had excited their He tinged with
full gaety and adventure AS he helped his of
vessel listened the delighted laughter OF girls
dancing Of the naughty
dismissed the his thoughts.
AS Dona gnaca hauled the deck, utering
apologies for bringing the little girls Rezanov protested
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AUCTION SALES

E,rCTIRE WITH US BEFORE BUY!NG
your household goods elsewhere MOS.
complete stock OF second hand goods N
the city; 500 heaters. COOK STOVES 49, ~
ituTe Co, 2I2 State Ct Stove repairs repairs
for any old stove
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FOE RENT

ELEGANT FRONT oFF1cE
and desk room. ground
door. at IL w. "a SO. st.
Premises a21 and 2ss g, w
Tomple st.; two-stoyy and
basement; 44x10o IT, VIII
divide space or rent whole
building. Suitable for whole
sale or mfg. site.
CAPITAL r. q. Inv. CO.
II W. "a So. 81.
n2s1
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$22o0-Furniture and lease; 80 rooms on
Main ST.; gilt edged location. big
money maker. VIII take less than
one-half cash down; don't walt.
f2146
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WASATCH LODGE NO, l, e. AND A.
M.-Masonio hall. second Friday each
month MsmberB Of sister lodges and So
Journing brethren in good standing inYIt-
60 Harris Wall Griffin. w. M: A. J.
Lowe, Secretary.
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- ,:1onNSEs.

FACE MoSI.oosoo
- and Maria Gambia
., .or Of Lawton, Okla.
syenssonnld o Of Salt Lake, 49,,
], sbelly, Ida, and Anna
' q Sa1ed and Henrietta stein'
iste ,..sn River. wyo.. and
q nd pa'sa sarah v. Dunham'
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Ell. KALAH TEMPLE A. A. o. n. NJ
S.-Third Wednesday OF each month.
masonic hall, at p. m. All mobiles So
tate; w. l. Barnes Recorder
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FOE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

N~OO-~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~ ~-~-~-~~-~~~~~~~-o~~~~~~~
,250O--Swell furn. 25 mod rooms, with
hot and cold water. every room
taken, clearing 1926 mo. Rent.
SOS, good lease. No other house
IN city arranged like II. II you
want something choice, better
hurry. f2l46
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ACCORDION FLEATING

ACCORDION. SUNBURST AND SIDE
pleatng and pinklng. Mrs. Jenuen3, sos
E. Cd South Bell nhono 2965-K.
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DIED

his city, December z2,
!n m,n mi, In his 4srd year
pppsiiI be held from the
'D sinde, Lchi, Utah.
"a at l p, m.
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stove. Home Comfort range. dining ia
BILE, oak center table. refrigerator, all
good new. 326 x street. f2069
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s18oo-Cash Grocery; all clean. live stock;
sales 500 &c 575 day. Practically
all cash. The rent 10 only $50.
Fixtures. About $500 stock at In
voice. Best grocery bargain on
the market, f2lN
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UNION ASSAY OFFICE.
NJ s. Hanauer. v, at1s
1872 g. West Temple. L. y. DoH l1fo. es
AnnlyticaI work q speciality. Price usi
mailed.
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PERSONAL

CONSULTATION AND ADVICE FREE;
collection. damage suits, divorces. pro-
bate business, promptly attended 10 ana
with dispatch. Call or write 10 John ),
Wallace & Co. top floor u. i. wager
bldg, upo'
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YOUR FUTURE FoREToLp FREE-To
prove the superiority of my life read
inrs above all others. | will send yours
free with special forecast for this year
Send stamped addressed envelope and
birth date and get fortune worth hav-
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rANTED

NkNTHO
.1suED OR UNFCR-
s,rIctly modern house
rsnst s be desirable loca-
~. for adults. Address
~'' f2l40
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6, pIRECToRS
4 UNDERTAKDR AND
y west Temple; phones
D. ySeS
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HOUSE CLEANING


UTAH SANITARY HOUSE CLEANING
Co, Phones 555. dSl9
NATIONAL HOUSE-CLEANDVG CO, 90
y. 1st South. All kinds OF house
cleaning done. by the hour or contract.
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INFORMATION WANTED

ITANrED-THE PRESENT ADDRESS
~ lanes w Collins. cripple candy"
,,oker: any information to II. L. Rison;
Nina New
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5T7sHED OR uNFUR-
( strIctly :. modern house
J must be desirable loca-
MIA: for adults, Address
f20o6
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sEcRET SOCIETIES

ARGENTA LODGE NO Q, r.
~ and A. M,-At Masonic Tenn
a&As pie, corner Second East and
&& First South streets, FIRST Tues
day Of each month. Members Of
sister lodges and sojourning brethren in
Gltsd Frederick D. Keeler. W. NJ; Moses
c. Phillips. Secretary.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-12-24

MIZPAH CHAPTER NO.
3, Order Eastern Star
Stated meetings first Mon
day each month at Masonic
temple. corner Second East
and First South. Visiting
members cordially invited.
Lila e. Treasure. w. M.
Flora q. Sinclair. secretary.
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"a Ss000 TO $4,000 MOD
IN side. Address 2 33,
~ f20S6
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CLOSE IN.
lddress 2 5s, Tribune:
auo f2l44
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:,sH FOR A FEW BAR
INN modern cottages In
Sssrlot. Box 2s4, City.
1908
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MTrDI FACED CAPITALIST, RICH.
lonesome, desires companionship OF lov-
ing wife; rich or poor, makes no dln"r-
eh'e' Do" f20.3
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m DAYS WORK EACH
and cleaning residences.
<s,rd South. 1854
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LYNDS CHAPTER NO. !,
Order Eastern Star, Ma
! sonic Temple, Stated meet
! ings first Friday each month.
Visiting members will receive
4 cordial welcome. Amelia
King, w. M; Mary G..
Wright, Secretary.
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land ToMBSToNEs
70 SELECT FROM. r.
t,lsy Yards. 422 S. State
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PRIVATE HOME FOB 6,.cS S1NgINEMEMsbb lSL T:asi s,b
south. as Phone Bell 2sal-f- 0Z0'0
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MRs. W. WEIR, FROM SAN F. FKAN- IN
chonoetric readings daily on business and
1--we affairs. etc: satisfaction guaran,
teed No Dubei ave, 2nd So bet; Srq Srq
and ith Z. Bell phone lL94- 4. ll.o2
MADAME PINK. cLAIRVoYANT NE ME-
dun ri give information regarding
a1i business affairs. ETC. test meeolnga
Sunday and Thursday Bell phone $3.50 500
x l18 8. First West 900
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MIDWIFE

GpsIVATE HOME FOR CoNFlNSIEMENT NE
~ ases Mrs Lzzlo Geisler, 336 West
o. Nnrth. Bell phone SILK ulOSs
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LONG LEASE ON BEST CORNER
store on Main street. See Wilson
Sherman Co, so W. I'd s. Tel 1872 1880
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11puoLsTERING AND REPAIRING

~ ann,red Estlmates submitted on
-sn,cst nr Phones 5000 s.. L. Matt q; y
III 70 las w LIST South G24
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rN TO ENTER THE
4 for nurses; TWO years
ney and General Hospi-
ral. flSSS
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i WORLD, COLUMBUS,
journal Of information.
- and ideas for adver-
:Slsy for free sample or
.-,ths' trial. r1S6T
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AssAYERS

JOHN STEWART, ASsAYER AND
chemist. "a L. SO. Temple Street. o9Is
LnIte City. Utah e--s
CRISMON g. NICHOLS. AsSAYEhS
and chemists. removed to 22g SO. w,
Temple.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-03-02
A BOYS FUNERAL
Grade of Public Schools
Closed That Classmates
Might Attend

Clifford, the young son of MI. and
Mrs. W. T. Luke, died last Saturday
morning of acute pneumonia. The
funeral services were held Tuesday
afternoon and were attended by a
large number Of friends of the deceas-
ed and of MI. and Mrs. Luke.
But the touching feature of the
funeral was the large number of the
deceased school boys classmates who
were in attendance. Out of respect
for their comrade the seventh grade
pupils in the city schools had been
dismissed from school in order that
they might attend the last sad rites.
The funeral sermon was preached
by Rev. M. F. Montgomery and the
quartet Of the Christian church, Mr.,
and Mrs. E. j. Searle, Miss Maud
Wiley and r. L. Dillingham;, sang two
hymns, followed by a solo by Mrs.
Searle, touchingly appropriate,
The pail bearers were Donald jew
EFT, Van Buren, Perry, Robert Jewett,
Lauran Brown, Ray Stratton and
Horace Benjamin, who helped to
place in the last resting place the re-
lmalns OF their departed playmate.