Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-22
Miles F. Reed, of University of
Idaho, Becomes Principal OF
PoCateIIo Academy.
STAKE OFFICIALS RESIGN.
Farewell Social Tcncrcd Mr.. and Mrs.
L., G. Pond ard u. u. Norton. Who
y Leave for Other Fields.
Special Corresponaence.
\ oCATELLo. June 20. Tho hoard Of
directors OF the academy W Idaho

directors OF the dNiufiilS w ihAiiN
have selected Miles T. Reed NJ
A. of MOSCOW, idaho. to succeed Supt.
j. w. Faris who recently rendered his
resignation.
Mr.. Reed is graduate Of thetlnivor-
siey of Idaho, and Of Columbia univer-
sity. New York city, where he received
his NJ. A. degree. For the past i've
years the gentleman has been principal
Of the preparatory department OF the
state university at Moscow.
Prof. James s Morris of Creole, Colo
RADIO has been engaged as teacher of
mathematics and instructor in athletics
a successor to Prof Norton, teacher in
English, has not yet been named.
FAREWELL SOCIALS.
Joint farewell social was rendered
three retiring stake superntendents OF
the PocatellO stake last night at the l..
d. s. amusement hall The affair, given
under the auspices OF the members nt
tho respective stake boards. WAS man
aged by Egbert G.. Stratford. The occa-
sion was I'm honor OF Supt Elvin' j.
Norton of the Young Mems Mutual as
sociations PRIEST. Louie Is. Pond, OF the
Young Ladies' Mutual associations. ana
Supt Lysauder g. Pond OF the sunday
school board.
BY peculiar coincidence these stake
officers retire almost simultaneously.
Mr. Norton goes to the Il. y. College
at Logan, TO fill lhe chair of languages.
while Mr.. and Mrs. Pond go TO their
new home nj Nampa. II Is not known
who their successors win be, but the
probability is that they will be appoint
ed at the next quarterly stake confer
ence which convenes at Rockland neNs
Saturday and Sunday.
The program consisted OF speeches.
songs strawberry banquet ana toasts.
The first was speech by Stake ffest
William A. Hyde followed by song by
David r. Edwards then humorous
stump speech contest on the chief mer-
It's of each board. Mr.. Pond was as
signed the defense of tile Sunday school
bonrd. Mr. Norton the cause OF tA
y Nj NJ. |. A., and Mrs. rllda Williams
represented the Y. L.. M l. A. The
Judges OF awards We're Rlcnard Doug
lass on wit, Raswell ). Hopkins on
nratory and Noah 5. Pond. on run,
song was rendered by Il. Ray Harrison,
then followed lecture in character
nv "Niss Jones" unprecedented by Miss
Rebecca H. Douglass, after when the
guests sat down 10 the banquet OF ice
cream and strawberries, mtersperSeu
with impronlptu toasts
MIR Norton was requested to forecast
70 months events in favor of MT J.. Z.
Pond en- "the ranch and Mr., POND
vice versa ON Mr. Nortan at the COL
eye. Then Mr.. Hundel toasted the p
parting heads of the respective boards.
4 farewell social and banquet was
rendered Mr. Iysander G. Pond ana
wife last Monday night at tue resi-
1cnce of II. d. Harrison on South Car
field avenue, 10y the Pocatello stake
Sunday school board, OF which board
MIR. Pond has been superintendent some
nine years or ever since its inception
on Aug T. 1898. Mr.. and Mrs Pond left
this week for Nampa Idaho
where they VIII make their iu-
ture home. Mr.. Pond still retains his
home here. and also the superintendent
cy untu his successor is selected
A pleasant evening was spent with
Informal conversation, song and music
followed with banquet.
Hon. W, IL Lovesy acted as toast
master Appropriate responses were
made by the members of the board
Some 80 guests were present
As Il mark of the love and
,stem his colaborols held fot
supt Pond, he was made the re-
cipient OF handsome gold ockct con-
tanning the initials Il. G. p" on the
adverse side, also the words Best
Wishes on the reverse side was the
Inscription: From the Pocatelio Sun
day School Board
Among out-of-toWn visitors present
We're Mrs, j c. Dram OF Idaho FANS.
Miss Nellie Dram and Mrs sig, johann
nesen Of ReXDurg, Ida.
PINCHoT WILL LECTURE
HllloId flnohot' ehiet forester OF me
visit this city Saturday evening and
Nh lecture on the subject: National
Forests and Forestry Problems Mr.
Illchot Is on ,our IN the west Va 'he
W,erest oi ioresSiy,
MIS- Mulam hds'eg' Wtlt OF Depot
Officer Ted DT
uay evening AZ me general hospital i"t
eohllhu"d cas- OF appendicitis Inc
patleni ~ cohN"lescing nicely
MT ana mrs, Con- Brandt ana sister
We're caileu 70 Nnl''so yesterday morn
lns on SNORT hotl'S ON account nt inc
s Wr ,,imoSs o. @L br"3at = s'st,r'
Mr.. Brandt Is head clerk ih the Ore
gon Short Line supply department
I.EMHI INDIANS ARRIVE
The tirst contingent of Indians from
the Fort Lcmhi reserve arrived last
Friday al Ross Fork under the super-