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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-11
SiSS0N T0lECTURE
AT HARVARD

nr Edward o sisson OF the Uni.
vefaity 81 Washington. department
Of education. has accepted an IN.
vitailan 10 give a series Of lectures
before the summer school n Har-
ward University this year. Dr.. Sis
sou II an educator Of national rcpu.
tafion. aud the call 10 Harvard Is
u recognition OF his successful work
ON the faculty at the university Dr.
Herbert q Lnll viii conduct his
wofk al the summer school here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-11

Temple Third and Cedar Rev
George Robert Cairns. pastor. ssfN-
ic-a n a. m and % D M morn
ing tuufe. Jehovah r aih- keuu.
The L.0rd ~ RiKhteousnNss' evsn-
ING. problzfn g. Do Iou Advocate
an Impartial Enforcement q
Law
Tabernacle 18th az. north and
HARRISON John Marvin Dean min
lister 1t n M. Men Who Have
Passed Through the Needles Eye
: 20 o. m. illustrated sermon -
pr. a Rider % Oakland. Cal. on
japan and the Philippines"
West Seattle aadroaa hall
Rev Arthur - Sarpentsr. pastor
4 D m. ~Feiinwahir
Green T.ake- East End ~ and
sth uv y r. Rev . g. Eiliu. pas
tor. Services ~ a. m. and : 30 =
mi. morning athiset. The Holy
Spirit the Anchor II Peace IA the
Soul. evening. "0uT Lives a Mat
ter % Choke"
Columbia Ptsisn'a hall. Rev.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-11

time all the afncefH % the three
organizations wha have heeu elcCt-
81 faf th~ ensuing year. uiit be IN
stalled The services e,.n open TO
thn public
Seattle Symphony Temorro~.
THE Seattle symphony orchestra
~ nny two plsswa viii give an.
other II its popular ronssrta fam0r-
ruw afternoon Al the Moore theatrp
In abolition 20 the rNcrilrnt frarra M
which has been prepared under the
direction Of Hsrr KorttH Seattle
music lovers arr g. have the plsas-
IRE 81 again hearing Jan kubeiik
WHO viii be the soipist for the AFT
eruean. kubeilk will give two
numbers. exclusive 81 the encores. 60
which he always most gracefully
responds.
Worasn's Glee Club Concert.
This evening in the gymnasium
% the state university the Wnm-
ems alse club viii bo heard In con-
cert for the fret time this year
The concert II arranged in two
parts. The first part being a miscel-
laneous program aud the Second
part consisting NJ rantnta called
THE Garden uf Flowers ~ cice
club has been carefully trimmed by
Afr = o kimhaii musical direct
81 At the University ~ Washing
ton. aud the concert "a looked for.
ward 10 with much interest by the
student body. The club has just
returned from a short trip. during
which they gave most successful
concerts at Everett and Snohomish.
Following the entertainment there
h planned an Informal dance
%. A. y. Powder Ball.
Tho annual Colonial Powder
bait which IL 10 be given on the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-11
BORROW MONEY ON
INSURANCE POLICIES

NEW YORK. Jan. 1.-THE
straits To which men Of wealth
we're put during the October panic
has been revealed. In one Instance
Il IL shown that 50. 900 policy hold
ers of the New York life tnaur.
Rnce company borrowed a total OF
sgs. 600. 900 from the company on
their policies, Insurance men say
that what happened IN the New
York Life company also occurred
IN the Equitable and Mutual Life.
aud. To a lesser degree. In the
smaller companies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-11
PLAN BIC MEETING.

The United Presbyterian
churches Of the city are planning
great gathering Of the member
ship 81 the Puget Sound Preshy
terry la Seattle the coming summer
The event will be patterned after
like gatherings which have become
customary In the east
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-11

that 10 was swlndled out OF 81. 500
~ that amount lie wants Il made
rlehr that there Is no connection
i@siNeen this concern and the
Fiaaman Co. Of England. which
Pnys him regularly per cent on
eKn .noa stock.
Let e be known. too, that his
hairRiu works are prospecting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-11
A BRAND NEW sAsY.

BAKERSFIELD. Conn. Jan. IL
This town ~ greatly excited and
rojoiced over the first stop the
stork has made In the village for
10 years.
The child. a boy. arrived at the
home of afr. and Mrs. Floyd sny.
der.
Residents OF the town are flock.
Ing 10 Snyder's home 10 see the
baby aud the village druggist Is
laying In certain lines Of goods
which he had almost forgotten how
To order
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-11
LECTURER 10 I'LL.

Brahm Won Der Berg. the leo
turer due on the university lecture
course Tuesday. Is seriously III in
Chicago. according 20 a telegram
received yesterday by Prof Daggy.
Who has charge OF the course.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-11

JACOBS CREEK. Pa. Jan. IL
II il persistentiy declared By miners
here that there are 100 bodies yet
In the Darr mine One Of the
miners organizations. Il Is claimed.
has 20 members missing or unac.
counted for.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-11

Seattle star Exclusive serVtes.l
uRANEf. MasH. Jan 81 Tho
quesfest farm In the United States
e. owned and conducted D. Miss
Abbis I.Athrop. an cntsfpItHinE
young Woman just out 81 het teens.
near this city
several years mEo Miss fathfpp
fell heir to the farm She had ma
experience a. farmer. huf she
had given considerable attention TO
affairs Of the world Finally she
hit upon a plan TO make Il paf
She started a mouse farm la a
small say Tier product she sold
90 medical colleges Prom the out.
ret Il proved a paving venture. Now
she has a market Tor nearly ali the
mice she can faise And she IL
making money out Of n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-11
CONTRACT IS LET.

The contract for the construction
Of the Agricultural building al the
Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition
was let yesterday afternoon by the
directors TO II. Chase g. Co. OF this
city for t3i .2s0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-11

Green Lake NJ T. ad5th - and
LIST az \ b. o. l., Benedict. pas
tor 10 50 a. m sermon rs Evan
nrlint n. u, benedict. sac = m.
The Devils Compromise 80 4.
m THE Black Spot \. J. Hit
horn. OF Chicago. viii heal tho
singing
University NJ 4 j NJ Came.
pastor. II d. IN. Sensible Evan
EohamA : 30 .. IN. beginning Of
revival meetings
ouevn Anne NJ + Garfield and
fifth az west ReV Thomas = Ell
Holt pastor Services n "a. IA. aud
10 y IN morning The New
Creation evening. first IA settles
~ Great BATTLES Tor Righteous
ness brain and Muscle. fifteen.
minute song service
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-11

~ James Cathedral Ninth and
Marion. MAS daily Al a. IA sun :
dny Al 8. 2. and a. m. high
mass az II a. M Nsapsra .. m
Church OF iwmasuiats Conception
10Th aud Marion. MAS daily al
q ~ and g. 80 a. m Sunday At s. Z
aud 30 a m. niFh mass NJ 10 80
a ma Nespera al 30 =. m.
Lady n 0ood Help 5ih ana JEFF
frrHon sunday mas al 2. ard ,
a, VA; high ma - at IL a. M vca-
psrs a. ., ~
81 ioasnhn 18th and H. Aloha
Mass daily az 8 40 and $50 a m
sunday 80 and a. M hlsh
mass. II a. N. NsspsfH. f10 q "a.
~ Ainhansus 18th av. \ y
and " tsth Ht. ballard Mass. :
a. m. SUNDAY. utaHa : a M high
mass. 10 30 a. m sunday suhoal
10 .. m hcnsdirtian. 10 O. IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-11
BITS o'HEWs

Dance al the Herald.
The guests uf the Herald and
thrif friends wefe entertaiaed last
evening at dance at thc hotel
Frolie Club aaiL
The Profile club Niil entertain az
a dancing party saturday evening.
January 49, At Christeuncn's hall
sho~andssss Club.
The showaudaars club wlli meet
ncKt Tuesday. at . m,. 70 the raa-
idencr ~ Mrs J A. James. al
Caller street
Knieksrboeker Club Dance.
THE knick.rhaeker club gave a
dance last evening ~ Christensen
broadway hall About seventy live
couples we're ia attendance.
Lady Sterling Chapter. U. D. C.,
Entertains.
= last evening Lady Sterling chap
ter. United Daughters ~ the con
fcderary. entertained ~ cards In
the pariurs 81 the 81 Francis
Miss Helen Frink Hostess.
Miss Helen Frtuk. assisted by her
Goa ain Mian Elisabeth Mann. wns
hostess az an informal dance last
evening at her home on 3oih av. In
hcnuf ~ the Delta Gamma sorority
M. and Mrs. chss. Prosch To cele-
shrste Sind Wedding Anniversary.
fMr and Mrs Cilas Pruseh viii
celebrate their end wedding anni-
yqrsafy az their home. 81 Ninth
az. next Wednesday afternoon and
eYenins
Tiiiieurn Club 10 Dance.
The Tiillcum club viii give an
other 81 ita delightful dances az
Chrfatensen'a hall next Tuesday
evening MrH Harold StimHon.
Mrs. s Gardner Ycrkcs, Mfs Harry
X Owens and Mrs William YAM
den have been selected AS patron
canea.
Concert az Y. N. c. A. Hail.
The Ladies' Musical club will give
ita monthly concert Monday after
noon. beginning at 2;1o. in the
auditorium Of the Young Mems
Christian Association. The club
viii be assisted by Herr Johann
Maruuardt. vtollnist, aud Mime. Al
exandria Marquardt harpist. An
excellent program has been ar
ragged.
Joint Installation.
: Ladies' Of the G.. a. r.. Stevens
pest. g. A. n. and the wumans
l2eilef eoHpa viii Hold iaiat IN
stalhatipn ttsis eveaiss at the
EniRhis 81 PTthias hall A this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-11

Trinity Parish sth and james.
Rev n II 0aWun. pastor Services
40 and II a. nt aud 30 y IN.
morning topic This Divine Hoy
hood evening. Not Conlurmsd
but Transformed
81 jamesN. axth a. and stone
nv. Fremont; Richard Mansfield
White. fAaatpr II a. m, hear fu
one Anuthur's Burden and so taii-
fill the Law Of Christ" viii De
treated from an Industrial stand
point
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-11

The Thnpasphfcni zaeicty. Seattle
lodge 40 Second Sunday ~ s q.
m lecture. subject. -rhe Work ~
The Humane Hs-ciuty by Miss May
krurEer
schuei Il Illumination -Ersn haid
Arcade building g. m. Tho
Power II Spirit over Mind
Seatti. rafrhhe sseing Atki hAii
D. m. lecture. b. Helen Rice nAr-
leigh. subject s-rhe timer self
conference. 20 .. ~
First Divine Science church to-
lumhia College he'll. broadway and
Pine. Agnes " Mccarthy. paatar
n a. ~ tupie tse fs Tranafaf I5tHd +
Universal New Thought Assembly
Thsnaauhirai haii. tta9 Second az
7 q "a. Love, Cuuftahip ard Mar.
flaEs-i evening lecture. \. at hall !.
labor taHaple aubiessf Are There
other Worlds win the Same sya.
tenn 81 Living as Ours
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-11
pi.trle, Attorney Re,lars.

DENVER, Jan. II. - United
States District Attarwey Earl NJ.
CraHstess haa neHt his resignation
ts Attorney G-esseral Chas J Bona.
parSe az WashtaEtos b. take effevt
az R10s az kis suuness0t ts aV
rsoiuted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-11

CHICAGO. Jan lily paying
10 cents a year. working girls who
are members Of trade unions viii
receive medical consultations and
advice
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-11

Twain ~ vice president aud gen.
eral manager 81 a spiral pin com.
panY that Yields prof, TO lta stock.
holders while Il ministers % the
needs OF w0maukind
Miner. scrapbopk inventor. pub.
Usher. milk products manufacturer,
halrptn maker. Versatile Mark
Twain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-11
SUNDAY TOPICS


4 So,ieas Tor the church col 4
4 ums "a the saturday Star will I
4 NJ - accepted after S O'Clock 4
4 FFi<ay afternoon 4
4 Al Hoticrs must contain 4
sah<ets Of sermoas 4
o 0xing 20 delay ia the deily- 4
Z 81 Of mails. notices should 4
Z b. nailed "A early as pos@si. 4
Z be IA order 10 insure their 4
. arrival 81 The star office a. /.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-11

TOLEDO. o. ian. 1.-THE fifth
Ohio Republican congregational
committee today endorsed the can.
diaacy Of William II Taft for pres.
iarHt
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La.hefan.

Emmanuel Minar az. and Olive:
Rev. II 4 Stub. pastor Services
~ n, IN. and n m. IN Norwegian
Holy Trinity q olive and 18th.
Rev Il q Land. u n. pastor
Morning subject. Aims and fcnds-.
3ts o. m. This uupardanahis
Sin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-11

Ffrst Church 81 Christ. Scientist
-sts 9Th nv. Services ~ a. - and
- . m subtert. sacrament
reading fuom. eza Alanka building
Second church Of Christ. Scientist
fgit " asth 81 Ballard Services
n m. auhJeet. Sacrament"
reading rpnm in church building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-11

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. t1.-M n
meeting 81 the executive commit
tee Of the League OF Lincoln Roosc.
welt Republican clubs OF California
held here. Taft Was endorsed for
president
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-11
OFFICERS ELECTED.

AZ the election Of officers Of the
Sons Of Veterans. r. II. Cookslon
was chosen commander George p.
Brandenberg senior vice. 4. Hui.
ings junior vice. aud s. D. NisEaie.
= $ Griffith and IT. X. Foster dele
lmtes to the state eRcampuse4st. In.
stallatipn will take place February
10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-11

FIRST Seventh and spring Rev.
II A. Matthews. pastor, subject
sermons. ~ ~ a. IN Gods Gifts
to Ia Versus our Gifts O. gad
80 q IA. oar New Cniniiiated
cumsrN
Westminster broadway and Co
lumhiA nax. = "a. Wilson. pastor.
Preaching at ~ r. N and an =
m Suhtnrth THE Responsibility
~ the enurrh 60 ths NON Christian
AEaiu.-
Cherry St-send AZ. and cherff
Rev " a AteKruaaH IN. d pas
ter. II a. m. The crowd af Wit
nrsa-a. Ts0 y. IA. Work. Wine
and Wofumn.- a srrmpn " YOUNG
funn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-11
Im1v Couple viii Receive Articles Of Value to Meet
Present and Future Requirements Matrimonial
Editor Receives Many Inquiries

pfievx, value sfc-Gar Buchanan Co
go bouaust worth tss feN ftorst Butler hotel
sNepouns sos eandyBesehs o.sity c.ady Co.. 1907
first . -
a. slkhe~-Ban Mafche
T.klsa maehHe-p. .. sahnsten Co
esssrt. ~ort sfs-Stssdard Furniture Co
So sacks Vienna feur-Hart Mil 6 Elevator
T. sssslnu cake. worth so-union Bakery. an Pike 81
eat slsss dlsh-Aecartby nry Goods Co
ea..forter. WORT S5--Fairs Department store.
esr.elets naVorias extracts spxst-ouaker
, orus Co
reuet ses-Rwea Drug Co
sa .a~loqs aeeoant-unou Savings & Trust Co.
silver tea aet-8ates' Jessiry store.
aexen pketos bridal ~ studo
lumber Exchange building.
o. ools mounted eassss-Proess Mccoy Optical Co
beat v Loekhart. Third
s.th room fxtvres-Br0su Plumbing CO. 22t Pine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-11

10th AZ. north Tsza 9 IN. even
sonE ard sermon. ~rtiEriusa Pres
rrha"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-11

Christian.
First broadway and Fast Olive;
Rev. 4 l. Chapman. pastor aery-
ives II a ~. and ! 80 y, m. morn
ing topic, stripped and Equipped
Tor Service 90 30 T. ma The
Pea crma kpfa"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-11

: ladies' Of the G. a. r.. Stevens
pest. q. A. n. and the wutnan's
lseilef eoHps viii Hold ieiat Ia
stathatian ttiis eyeAiae at the
Knights 81 Prthisa hall A this
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-28
SEWER COUNTY SCHOOLS.
Tenth Annual Commencement Exer-
cises to Be Held at Salina
Nav %

Richfield, May 27-The district schools
of Sewer county close this week and
all arrangements have been made for the
holding of the tenth annual commence
ment exercises at Salina, May %, begin
ming at 10 o'clock, which will end up
with a grand ball in the opera house the
same evening
Following is the program:
Song .....e.................... Marga-
ret Washburn and others, of Monroe
Invocation ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Trustee II. j. Gottfredson. salina
Song q. Glenwood graduates. Glenwood
President II. F. Jorgenson. Salina
Response -.................. Patron, Venice
Instrumental Solo Laura Crane. Salina
Paper. DO Unto Others As You
Would Be Done By ................
............ Arnold f. johnson. Monroe
Recitation .... Emily Jackson, Annabella
Piano solo ...... Elva Johnson. Richrield
Reading ........ Nettie Hawley, Inverury
............ Harriet E. Elliott. Salina
Awarding of certificates ................
.......... Superintendent z. d. Jensen
Cornet solo ~. Smith Ivie, Richfield
Address to graduates Hon. II. n. Hayes
Chorus .. Eighth Grade pupils, Salina
BenedictiOn ............... Patron, Monroe
Following is a full list of all the gradu-
ates Of the high schools and the eighth
grades of the county;
Richfield high schOOl-First year: Ed
ward Anderson. Dan Baker. Bert Chris
Jensen, Stanley Ramlose, Sterling Wright
Mabel Barlow, Maud Christensen. Edith
Dali. Lola FaTnsWorth. Eva Hanson. Sam
Chidester, Chester Christensen, Arnon
Dali. Lydia Bean. Mary Clark. Ruby
Erickson, Cleo Gardner, Estella Lazenby,
Willard Jensen, Owen OutZen. Roy
ChidesteT. Marion Stringham, George
Hermansen. Marvel Bloomquist Jennie
Davis, Alta Erickson, Sophia Greco.
Grace Nelson, Mabel Wright. Pearl
Erickson. Second year: Estella ForgeOn,
Camilla Hunter, Nina Chidester. Nora
Hansen, Alonzo FOutz, Myrtle Bartlett
Emma Bentler, Ivy Erickson, Nettie
Hunter. Albert Bean. Avis Ivie. Mabel
Christensen, FlOssie CoWley, Dora Hoop
er. John Greco.
Monroe high school-First year: Frank
lin Goold. Carl Larson. Orwell Anderson.
Lee R. BiTdsall. Abraham Christensen,
Dora Brown. Tina Morrison, Earl Col
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-28
WEBER ACADEMY GRADUATES
Twenty-six Students Given Diplomas
at Exercises Held Last
Evening,

More than 1000 people attended the sew
enth annual commencement exercises of
the Weber Stake academy in the audi
torium OF that institution last evening.
me feature of the occasion was the pres
entauon of Queen Esther by a chorus
or 100 voices selected from the student
body of the academy. The production was
given under the direction OF Professor
Joseph Ballentyne and was considered
one of the most elaborate and best exc
cuted affairs of its kind ever put on here.
A special orchestra of fifteen pieces
played the musical parts
The graduating class numbered twenty
six. They were: Beatrice Barnes. VIII
nina Mcfarland, William S. Wright,
Myron Wade, Nettie Wade Pearl Smuin,
Walter Wilson. Pearl Cragun. Florence
Barker, Frances Poulter, Katherine Me-
Kay. Vivian Hollands, Rosetta Ferrin,
William F. Driver, Sarah Tracy, Erving
Erickson. Elsie Powell, Nell Wilson,
George Hooper, Leonard Bingham. RAY
mond Becraft. William Ellis. Harold
Johnson. Charles Owen, Clarence Wright.
Ethel Guild.
The address to the students was de-
ivered by Colonel Willard Young of Salt
Lake. The valedictory was delivered by
William s. Wright and the diplomas were
presented by the former principal Apostle
David o. Mckay.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-28
.FIEND MAKES HARD FIGHT
Cocaine Gives Man Extraordinary
Strength.

Marion Meriner. alias Ray Miller
cocaine fiend. gave the police a desperate
struggle before he was finally landed in
the city Jail last night. Meriner was in
the Kenyon bar last night and while I'M
der the influence of the drug attempted
to deliver an Grafton. After listening for
some time to his aimless speech his audi
tors demanded that he cease. This he
refused to do and persuasion failing, the
persons in the saloon resOrted to force and
attempted to eject him. Meriner. with
an apparently unnatural strength de-
rived from the drug. was more than
match for all OF them. Parolman David
son was called and after a hard fight con-
tinuing from the rear door of the saloon
to the patrol wagon in front. the cocaine
fiend was finally put in the patrol wagon.
MeTiner was still fighting when the
wagon reached the station. and fought
desperately with Officer Davidson and
Jailer Earl Ripley until he was locked in
jail. There he tried TO vent his wrath on
the cell door, which he smote with his fist
until its changing was heard in all parts
OF the Jail.
Meriner was in jail year ago for as
sault and battery committed while in the
grip of the cocaine.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-28
SEEKS TO RESTRAIN CITY.
Asks That Deed to Property in Pleas
ant View to Provo City Be
Declared Void

Provo. Nav 21.-Shadrach Jones has
commenced suit against Provo City to re-
strain the defendant corporation from
tearing down a certain fence on his prop
erty i'm Plea SAINT View and asking that
a certain deed from Andrew Peterson to
Provo City for the land fenced and Oc-
cupied by plaintiff he declared void. The
city claims the land in question for street
purposes and has ordered Mr.. Jones'
fences removed.
Niels Nelson of American Fork has ap-
pealed from the judgment of Justice Cum
bingham filming appellant s. for using
abusive language.
Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following couples: Angus F. Pierce
of Salem and Clara BrOckbank of Span
ish Fork; J. E. Peters of Provo and Eliza
Chapman of Spanish Fork: Emanuel G.
Jones and Inger Johnson, both of Span
ish Fork.
H. H. Berg of Tilden, Ida. is visiting
his brother Bishop o. H. Berg of this
city.
Lorenzo Ewell was tried before Justice
Noon today on A charge of battery al
legged 10 have been committed on his
mother, Mrs. Fannie Ewell. Ewell was
found guilty and he will be sentenced to-
morrow. Ewell gave notice of appeal.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-28

Hngs. Walter Lundgren, Oliver Larson,
Stanley Clark, Nelma Foreman, Edna
Sorenson, Cora Coward. Bessie GOOld
Lewis Jones, Ray Swain, Enoch Larson,
wilbur Coward, Nettie Ceilings, Ernest
Wingert Lucy Anderson.
Saiina high school-First year: Emma
Florence Gates, Myrtle Col
by, Meliss Burns, Blanche Gates, Edwin
Peterson. Second year: Jennie Robins.
Charles Garrison, Hattie Burns
Richfield eighth srade-Myrtle Chris
tiansen, Pearl johnson, Louisa Chidester.
Rachel Jensen. Rachel Peterson, Edith
Lura Jensen, Earl Thai
man, Ernest Nebeker. Joseph Bean, Ray
Outzen, Clara Blackburn, Maggie Nc
MILAN. Pearl Christensen, Alta Thurber,
Mida Dastrup Bell Alger, William Nor
rison, Smith Ivie, Harold Foutz. Eden
Beal Lloyd LauritzeT.. Lance Graham.
Clea Holt Lille Nelson, Mary Christian
sen, Elva Johnson. Viva OTrOck. Maude
Erickson, Bertram Andelin. Christian
Christensen. Defiance lessen, Carlos
Christensen. Francis Christensen.
Salins eighth grade-Esther Simpler,
Evelyn Evans, Lena n. Peterson. Reta
G. Monroe, Ray Is. Humphrey, Wilfred
Nelson, Edmond Martin, Olga Christie
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-28

phsrson. Jennie Nordfelt Laura E. Crane,
Ruth L. Elliott. Forest A. PTOWs. Rex
H. Barnard. Edwin Casio. Ruth Olson.
Alice Mortenson, Jennie Dahisrud, Elmer
Colby Merrill Robins.
Monroe eighth grade-Josephine Jensen,
Vera Swain, sylvia Ceilings, Zeraldo
Nelson. Harold Magleby. Nalda Ander-
son. Annie Whiting, Vivian Hutchinson,
Elvin Christensen. Charles Erwin Burr
Grace Bohman, Edna Bates. Margaret
Washburn.. Arnold E. Johnson. Elliott
Larson, Irwin l.. WarnOck
Venice eighth grade-LulU Brugger Le-
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Floyd Bell. Ivan Bell. Ray H. Powell,
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