Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-02
THE HIGH SCHOOL
CADETS DEPART
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sutton. Trcseder Wallace, White,
whitley. Woodruff Woods, feates,
cutter. Keatc. Wolf Earlcs, Evans PIN
mock and Harris.
company Capt Wedgwood, First
Z Lieut. Rollemerc Second Lieut.. Bowl
Sergts Ford Howard, Shafer. Spafoy'
Corporals Greenwood Davidson, PIi-
Yates Allen Anderson. Ashworth, ASH
well. Bardwell. Beveridge, Bleak Boyn e.
ton Brown Browning, Conyers, Cul-
iner CritchlcW Daley. Engbcck Evans
Fitzgerald Fletcher, FlageL Frazee,
George D. G0dbe, Goddard, HanneS
HarWood. HIN. Jennings, Jensen, kir-
BY, Larson. Lewis. Martin, Michelson'
Noell Ostler, Perkins. Peterson Reu-
man. snyder. Smith. Scranton. stock
man. seal Taylor Trip, Nier' WIRE
Wetzeil, Williams.
Lieut.. SVEN. Second Lieut. Leusey
Sergts. Carrick. Lewis. Harper, Abbott,
Boyd, Corporals Adams, Doral,, lam
bert. Nelson, Mayo, privatcs Allen, An
derson. Bennett Bergman. Brown
BurroWs, Cannon, Olive. cline, Cllll,
Crawford, Dofray. Eardley, Bge nbur-
ger. Gibson Goss. Henderson, Hubert
Kendall. kinney. Siegel. Scoville, Len
ard. Mcintyre Mayo. Meilstrup. Mil
ner Moran. Moses Myers MAYOR,
Newton, Parry. Nelson, Recktor X
Richardson. Robinson, Romney simp-
klns, Salm. Spencer stevens, stewart
Stillmdn. sudbury, Thomns' S"aner'
'riinko (Japl. Watson. Wilkonson' VII
son. WINNER, Yeates and Young
The baud-Drum Major, Miller. Chiet
Musician Young, Principal musician
Hatch. Serg,s. Young and Reoentish,
C'urporaIs WOOlley. TrCWeoF, Mare
house. Prtvatos Cline, Dorius, Ecksone,
Martin, Mcfarland Midgley. Nelsos'
smithers, Barnes, Fugate, Love Sano,
strome, Walker, Cundeland, Blntz ana
Chief Trumpeter McCahc
CADET NOTES.
When the proceeds of last evenings
concert at the tabernacle were counted
out, it was found to the surprise a., Of
an that $3.50 had been Melted me
program was excellent. as would be
known when 1t is explained that the
following artists took part High school
cadet band; L. +. Christensen, conduc-
tor; Fred r.. smith, baritone, Morris
Andrews, Viullnist; tabernacle cholr;
Evan stephens conductor j j. Me-
Clellan, organist, and Rosemary Glosz'
soloist. Encores were numerous
Because the boys had been drilled so
hard during the day. they did not
march In and down to the front OF the
tabernacle as was al iirst proposed.
During an especially stiff drilling in
Yesterdays hot sun, four cadets rant
ed hut we're quickly revived
Towels and linen for the commissary
department were donated yesterday by
the American Linen supply company;
the r. X Thomas company donated
bolt Of factory cloth the Continental
on company a case of oil and box OF
candles; the White Dressed Meat com
many n mutton: the Mount pickle
company, a kcg of their fanclest prod
ucts, Luciau A. Ray, five cases of ce-
reals George Mack painted two big
signs bearing the Inscription, salt
Lake High school Cadets" These Will
be used during the trip. Numerous
other donations were received by the
commissary department. during the day
Among the contributions which came
in Yesterday were S25 from A. f. Dore-
mus and t125 from the ladies of the
Il. c. T., who gave a dance Thursday
evening TO raise Funds for the cadets.
owing to the slowness Of some sub
scribers and the failure of others to
paw as they had subscribed, the finance
committed had 81, 4s2 last night when
It should have had $4,000. The differ
cnce was met, however.
lust after the cadet special had pulled
out another train of ii cars. filled with
I'tahns, followed. Regular trains win
carry extra large crowds for the next
| few days Special cars are provided for
| the rush.