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Miss Clara Weems is visiting friends In
Washington and Baltimore
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-25

Miss Laura Gold, who has been spend
ing some time in Baltimore, is now with
friends in BerryvilIe.
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Miss Julia Hunter Of Savannah, Ga,
who has been visiting Miss Portia Bald
win in Berryville. went to Alexandria.
Va, this week.
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Miss Gertrude Taylor Of Berryville left
this week for Richmond, where she will
spend the winter.
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b. FRANCIS SAUL Trustee.
WALTER F.. HILTON. Trustee,
oc21-13t Cor. 7th and l. SITS wv.
B. WILLIAMS { CO. AUCTIoNEERs
PAwNBROKER'S SALE.

PAWNBROKER'S SALE
will sell within the annex salesroom Of Wal
ter B. Williams & Co.. corner 10th and Pa. ave
NV. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER %. COM
MENCING AT TEN O'CLOCK AN. and con
tinuing daily at the same hour until entire stocA
is disposed of. unredeemed clothing and other
merchandise which interest s overdue up tt
this date Ticket holders and out-of-town Gus
toners kindly take notice.
oc2l-n S. BURNSTINE. Broker.
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Miss Shirley Miller is visiting in Bal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-25

Miss Grace Snyder Of Keedysville, Md.
is the guest of Miss Ada STREET. at her
home near town.
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Mrs. S. H. Hansbrough has returned
| from Manassas, Va, where she attended
the annual meeting of the Daughters Of
the Confederacy of Virginia as the dele
gate from Gen. Turner Ashby Chapter
of Winchester.
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Mr.. Harry L. Wood of Washington is
spending a week with relatives and
friends in this city.
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%. NJ Anderson and bride, who was for
merry Miss Clara Mckinley of Clayton.
N. Y, niece of the late President Nc
kinley
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D. N. Anderson. and bride. who was for
merry Miss Clara Mckinley of Clayton.
N. Y. niece of the late President Nc
Kinley.
Mr.. Harry L. Wood of Washington is
spending a week with relatives and
friends in this city.
Mr., and Mrs j. Walter Frye have re-
turned to Brooklyn, n. Y, after an ex-
and Mrs. J. w. Frye. at their home on
South Loudoun street.
Mrs. Clarence w. Patton and daughter
have returned to their home in Ell Paso
Texas. after spending the summer with
friends in this city.
Mrs. John Pearce Campbell of Balti-
more is visiting her mother, Mrs Edward
c. Johnson. at Parker place on Wash
ington street.
Miss Mary Sherrard. who has been
visiting Miss Lizzie Sherrard at her home
on Amherst street. returned to Richmond
this week.
Mr.. James Elkins of Nineveh, Warren
county. has announced the engagement
of his daughter. Miss Bertha Virginia
Elkins, to Mr. Daniel Lynch OF Union
town. Pa. The wedding will take place
in the early winter.
Mrs. S. H. Hansbrough has returned
from Manassas, Va, where she attended
the annual meeting of the Daughters Of
the Confederacy of Virginia as the dele
gate from Gen. Turner Ashby Chapter
of Winchester
Miss Grace Snyder Of Keedysville, Nd
is the guest of Miss Ada STREET at her
home near town.
Miss Laura Gold, who has been spend
ing some time in Baltimore, Is now with
friends in BerryvilIe.
Miss Gertrude Taylor Of Berryville left
this week for Richmond. where she will
spend the winter.
Miss Julia Hunter Of Savannah Ca,
who has been visiting Miss Portia Bald
win in Berryville, went to Alexandria
Va. this week.
DR.. and Mrs B. O. Grove of Berryville
have been visiting relatives in Luray,
Va.
Miss Virginia Alexander OF Charles
Town, W. Va, has been visiting at. the
home Of Mrs. E. s. Kownsler, in Berry
Vile.
Maj Leavenworth has returned to
Petersburg, Va. after visiting relatives
and friends in Clarke county.
Miss Shirley Miller is visiting in Bal
timore.
DR.. Stuart r. Lupton Of the United
States consular service who has been
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Miss Nyna Woodward has gone to CO.
lumbus. Miss. to spend the winter, and
was accompanied by her aunt, Mrs. r. B.
Russell Of Brunswick, Md.
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Mrs. F. M. G. Anderson rendered an
elaborate reception at her home at High
View this week in honor r. her son. Mr..
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FOR SALEM THE VERY REST RESIDENTIAL.
section. beautiful l0room, hay window brick
home; modern In every particular: kitchen on
main floor; deep yard to alley: especially at
tractvf, wide pressed brick front: within one
block of the Belmont mansion; 4 snap at
Sc. $50. reasonable terms.
W1LLIGE, GIBBS & DANIEL. 603-605 18th.
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FOR SALE
Reduced to $4,000. Fine corner residence.
Just of Conn. ave-: IL rooms: southern and
eastern exposure. Keys at ofice.
ocS-tf5 H. L. RUST. COS 14th st.
FOR SALE-ARTiST'S HOME. 1910 MASS. AVE.
NV: house. studio and stable: 500 900: easy
terms: II rooms. 8 toilet rooms. baths Ad.
dress owner. ROBERT HINCkL-,Y premises.
auS-tf
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FOR SALE-"PERFECT GINS"
SEE THESE LOVELY NEW HOUSES JUST
COMPLETED.
S.W. CORNER OF 9TH AND NE.
ONLY THREE LEFT
OTHERS SOLD BEFORE COMPLETION.
A750 EACH
BEAUTIFUL FRONTS.
Two stories. cellar: HOT-WATER HEAT;
finished In hardwood: polished floors; expen-
sive plumbing: 2-story porchcs.
\ CONVENIENT LOCATION
STONE & FAIRFAX, 1912 New York ave.
oc24-3t
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

AN ELEG ANTLY CONSTRUCTED RESIDENCE
for private rooming and boarding house in the
northwest. near business center: refined
ton: value. S45. 900; equity $4,000. This
beautiful home be bought at great sac
rifce for cash. or will trade equity for clear
property. l.. v. STERRETT & CO., us 14th
ct. NV.
MODERN NINE-RoOM HOUSE on MONROE
ST.. 1000 block; value. 81 200: II quick sale
$4,000 will buy this elegant home L. v. STER-
RETT ( CO.. us 14th St NV.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-25
teachers and Officers from Box
elder, MaIad, Morgan, Sum-
nit and Weber Stakes.
WEBER STAKE ACADEMY.
Program for commencement Week
And Names of siraduatcs--Irrcg-
ularitics in Marriage Record.

ogden May 25.-One OF the most en-
thusiastc gatherings of Sunday school
workers in the Church of Jesus Christ
of I.stter-day Saints was that which
was held in the Weber academy han
yesterday and at which were represent
ed teachers and officers from the stakes
Of BoXeIdcr Malad, Morgan, Summit
and Wotcr The convention was at
tended by i,5OO people.
There were four sessions of the con-
ycntion. three being held at the Weber
academy auditorium and the last ono
IN the evening at the stake tabernacle.
AT all the sessions Charles j. Ross was
chairman. Miss Annie e. Brown was
secretary Joseph Ballantyne. musical
director. and Ernest Obern. organist.
An the papers read were of a high
class aud showed that great thought.
study and care was used in preparation.
The discussions We're very animated
and considerable enthusiasm followed
OIL each topic all of which proved very
beneficial.
AT the last session held in the taber-
nacle in the evening, and which had Il
record breaking attendance, the speak
ers were President Moses w Taylor OF
the summit stake. President l.. w.
Shurtlir of the Weber stake, George Nj.
Cannon of salt Lake, and Elder David
O. Mckay of Ogden. The topics han
died we've Sunday amusements ana
home entertainments and We're the
means Of giving some very valuable in
formation and thought ON the proper
way of spending the Sabbath
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sILvERwARE RECOVERED.
stolen Naluablcs Returned to Father
Cushnahnn by Stranger.

Ogden, May 25.--The return of the
sllVerware which was taken more
IMAM month ago, from tre residence
OF the Rev Father L. NJ. Cushnahan
on last saturday afternoon, is as mvs-
FERROUS as was the burglary A man
whose name is withheld by the police
Tor the present until after an investi-
cation can be conducted, returned the
silver service valued at $500. to the
rather. claiming that he had found 1t
cashed in an old barn.
The daring burglarlzing of the resi-
dence of the Catholic priest showed
that it was committed by experienced
crooks, who did such n complete Job
that the officers We're without much
clue. although what they did have
was followed diligently, but without
any success, and the crime remained
mystery until last Saturday after
noon, when 1t was cleared up
The man who returned the valu-
ables, said that he overheard the
burglars telling of cashing the serv-
ice in an old barn and he went 10 look
for 1t and found it. When he re-
turned the service. he demanded 500
reward, which had been offered for
the return of the silverware but pend
ing an investigation of the fellows
story, this reward win be withheld.
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FAULTY MARRIAGE RECORDS.
Bnd Prcdicamcnt of Many Married
Couples in Weber County.

ogden, May 25.-Married and yet
not married is the predicament that
many couples who secured licenses in
this county have found themselves
in. one case in particular is that of
young Weber county couple who
secured their license regularly and
We're married by the presiding min
lister or elder of church. who ne
elected to make the proper return OF
a certificate to the county clerk.
In looking over the records. County
Clerk Mattson has found a number
of such cases and has sent out letters
to the bridegrooms in the various
cases. calling their attention to Sec
ton 1872, Compiled Laws of Utah,
1907. which reads as follows:
The person solemnizing the mar
riagc shall, within 80 days thereaf-
ter, return the license to the clerk of
the county whence it is issued, with
a certificate of the marriage, over his
of celebration. and the names of two
or more witnesses present at the mar
riagc. For falling TO make such re-
turn, he is guilty of a misdcmcanor."
\ mass meeting of the tax payers oT
Ogden has been called by the Ogden
Civic Improvement league at the Weber
club on Tuesday evening to discuss the
question of bonding the city for a new
high school building. All citizens,
whether opposed to the proposition or
not ana who are interested, arc invited
to be present.
II. c. Baker of Ogden has organized
a company to erect cement plant
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the sum of s5,tS5 alleged to be due FOR
injuries received through the negli-
gence of the defendants.
fhlllp East has brought an action
against the Southern Pacific company
10 recover damages for a horse which
ne claims was killed by the defend
ants trains. He asserts that the com
pany's right of way was not fenced
where the animal was killed. as was re-
CURED by law.
Cajetain Ducheneau Is seeking to re-
cover $4,000 from Peter Loustan alleged
to be due as the balance on a piece of
land purchased.
Joseph Wood has filed an action for a
divorce against Lizzie Wood because
he has found that he can not live in
perfect peace and happiness with her.
Thirty jurors were drawn by the
county clerk on Saturday afternoon
to serve during the June term in the
district court. Judge Howell has made
a setting of the cases for the term.
John Mitchell has instituted suit
against Ruth Lawson and others to
quiet the title to certain real estate
which all claim to be Interested in.
Emma Wertz is seeking to recover
damages against George \. Terry and
others for the forcble entry into Il
lodging house run by the plaintim and
taking certain furniture and locking II
up. This is another chapter in the
Wertz Terry controVersay over the
rooming house on Grant avenue which
belongs to Terry and is run by Mrs.
Wertz, who is a widow with small
family. There are several actions pend
ing in the district and police court con-
nected with this case,
Hannah Browning has filed petition
i'm the probate division of the district
court asking for the issuance of letters
of administration to Carl Rasmussen
on the estate of oscar y. Browning
deceased. who died in this city March
I, leaving zeal property valued at $l2O.
Thomas Richie as guardian ad Item
of Antonio Colaimi, minor, filed suit
against the Central Coal and Coke
company asking for damages in the
sum of $1,000 for injuries received
while in the comany's employ last
June in Sweetwater county, wyoming
Another action in this same case was
filed by Emilio Colaimi father OF the
boy in the above action against the
same company in which he asks for
Judgment in the sum of 1880 which
amount he alleges he was damaged by
the loss of the services and wages earn
ed by his son.
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sen, sylvan Petersen, Henry Scamons.
Willard O. Mutton. teacher:
Myrtle Summers CONDITIONAL. Mabel
Pulspher (cundltionaD.
Mendon; n. II. Thompson. teacher
Pierce Hardman, Leone Willis.
Peterboro; Peter Larsen, teacher
Leslie Itidman.
Justice William Brangham fined Mel
Vim Smart, student, SIS yesterday for
dischargng firearms within the city
limits. Another student viii be brought
netorc the court tomorrow ON the same
charge
Elder Leo Squircs and Elder Ezra
Smith leave IN the morning for mis-
sions. the first 10 Germany and the last
tn England \ social was given at the
First ward meetmghouse Friday eve
ming for MIR. Squires. and one In the
Sixth ward for Mir smith.
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7 oday $ Ogden News

near Brigham city. The company Will
be known as the Wasatch Portland &c.
ment company and will be capitalized
for 100000
Almond Gregor arrested in this city
several days ago, charged with statu-
tory crime committed in jackson city,
Mo. was taken IN custody Sunday aft
ernoon by sheriff Bernard Gotchel. who
reached ogden ON an early train.
sheriff Gotchel. accompanied by his
prisoner went to salt Lake. where he
VIII await requisition papers, which
have been mailed him from Missouri
Gregor VIII not resist the reauisition.
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If you could visit the
factory in which Ivory
Soap is made;
If you could examine
the materials which
enter into it's manufac-
ture;
You would KNOX,, as it's
makers know, that Ivory
Soap is the purest soap
that money will buy /;
and you would use it in
preference to any and
all other kinds.
Ivory Soap
SO 400 Per Gent. Pure.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-25
PROVO.
CITY SCHOOL GRADUATES.
commencement at Opera House May
21--Proctor Academy.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence,
Provo, May 25.-One of the most sue
Ccssful school years is drawing 10 q
close and for the past few days the
pupils of the eighth grade have been
busy taking the final examination. The
names of those who have passed and
will graduate follow
Myrtle Clark, Jane Bee Areline Nc
Murrln Nierlne Roylance Albert Bow
en-, Mabel Westrope, Hazel Thatcher,
Kenneth Decker, Earl A Gillespie
Kate Mathews Ray Lee Howard
Thompson, Daphne Roberts, Linda
Simmons, Frederick 4. Taylor, Clar-
ence NJ. Bean, Willie A. Dunn. Jesse
H. Carter William G, McEwan, Elsie
Longbottom, Irene Bullock. Thomas
summer, Arthur Phillips, Ruby Potter,
Alice Duke. Arthur Janson. Pearl Teas
dale. Nern Oberhausly. Erma Collins,
Helen Ray, Irene Johnson, Bruce
Haws, James Evans. Leo r. Fresh
water, Ray Jacobson, Albert Love. Ina
Gee, Kenneth Grier, Lucille Stewart,
George G. Medium. Elmo Cunningham,
Charley Howe Minerva Mace, Media
Armitstead Vera Baume, Clarence Ras-
mussen. Erma Fletcher, Myrtle Perry.
Elmer Madsen, Corinne Wilson. La Rue
Famsworth. Viola Ashworth, Rufus
Jacobsen, Ivy Smith, Erael Day Clara
Wooden, Laura Holman Edna Knud-
Anderson, William Romulus Evans,
Myrtle A. Jones. Myrtle Stagg. Vera
Hall, Bobie I'oote, Willie Homer James
Il. GatheI-um, Nellie Taylor, Francis
Crane, La Real Jones, Hannah Buck
ley and Gladys Reese.
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES.
Wednesday afternoon at the Opera
House the closing exercises for the pu-
pills will be held, and in the evening
the graduation exercises will he re-
peatcd for the general public. Thurs
day morning the pupils will be pro-
NOTED by the different grade teach
ers Thursday afternoon and evening
the schools will participate in a dane
ing party. Field sports and games
have been arranged for Friday at
Geneva resort on Utah lake. The train
will leave Provo S:25 a. m.
PROCTOR ACADEMY COMMENCE
MENT.
The commencement cXercises of
Proctor Academy viii begin Tues
day by the school entertainment, King
Alfred" being rendered at o'clock in
the afternoon and s o'clock in the even
ing: eighth grade exercises Wednesday
ut y. M The senior class will pre-
sent The Private Secretary n play
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PAYsoN


Melvin Wilson. district supervisor;
Ried so o5r,,a" Ircne simoUs Arthur
Taylor. Wanetta Wilson, William
Wilde. Charles Bates. William Love.
less, Armorel Dixon Lee Elmer Matte
Hiatt, Cora Haskell Roy Mattinsen,
George PAGE Heber curtis Hazel Cow
an Harold Sinmonds Oren Richmond.
Prank TavIor Harold Tanner. Rolla
DanipIs Harry peafy Gunrlla Ring
nam nora papiels Edna Dourlass
ellen Doa.dIe Arctta trrancone. cora
IIi,tt Vl5lIion, Iores Nera Mcclellan.
WINS pbnIMe samuel NfrCIellnu
PLEASANT GROVE,
,.,. ......,.,..i,.
James ~. M"ik'r u'S.iio' snl'Vt ~ ~
or, Ha'luel II 9i''Ith' ,'"eilI' -.
ADAMS S'lell Au"lhSpH 9"se'i -> ,,I.
son lahIhus linton. le"lS AIplI., Fly
west hoena ADAMS IlNe 'ouoleS'
Fern Halliday, Grace HERON Ruui
Harper, Estella Jensen. Bessie New
man. Cora peterson JHhhle Snlilh'
Leona West. Grace Clark, Irene wilson,
Silvia Wadley. George Richardson
Gunnar Rasmussen Duanne Stewart,
Clinton Sundberg Wallace West, Row
ena Adamson May Clark, Bertha rage,
Vida Halliday Lucille Harvey. Irene
Johnson. Avis Mills. olive Nelson, Alice
Peterson Abbic smith. Laura Walker,
Rossilla Wadey. Irving Bullock
,.,,.,, ,,o,,,,.
SFANl7ii rol>N'
Edward NJ. Rove, dlStIlvl Sut[lNlso'
John T. Morgan, teacher; Arthur }.
Bowers Alex D. JeN' AIn.h H. =, o-is
sen Behhie L. ise1a. 81, NV, ~
Catherine \. Cnr's S,stni Da,'il p
Monk Jeipeit - i'lll''",itli w.
Bowen husme Neisoi', lr 8iuin,.
X, j.
John wilson John NJ DAVIS, 'oni
warner lehoih Nai u''T,' St'',,,'
James lLeo Ciso,i, no,
, $3.50, o,,-ra,1e Edward Hunt
ington. Florence Beck, Francis j.
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AMERICAN FORK

Osmon Justeseu, district supervise
or: b. w. Black, teacher Vera Adams
Henry Armstrong. Wayne Booth
Myrtle Boley. Joseph Brown. Marie
Chapman, Florence Dunn Lorraine
Dahlen, Leona Elsmore. James Grant.
Florence Greene. Lawrence Greenwood.
Aaron Greenwood, Leonard Il. liar-
rington, Eliza Hindlcy. Nernie Holm
drake Terrence Holding, Reba Lee,
Vida Lynch, Roland Logic. Elmarion
Nicholes. VILLA Pool, Elva Rowley Vie
Rushton Emma Schoenfeld, Glen
Storrs Rosella Storrs. Lulu Snider,
Ada Stark. Millie Thornton. Lioa Wheel
an. Joseph Wooton, Laverne Forbes,
Fern Mccullough.
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DISTRICT COURT BUSINESS.
Damage, Divorce and Other Suits Filed
For Adjudication.

has brought suit against Arthur and
james Skeen to recover damages in
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OGDEN OFFICE:
Room 3i6 Ecclcs Building.



office phones. sol Bell. 500 Ind.
Home Address ...2G7i Monroe
residence phone. .......i3il Bell
Office open from $3.50 20 1880 a.
m.' and 4 to $3.50 p. m.
Patrons are requested TO make
immediate complaints regarding
unsatisfactory delivery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-25
A MEXICAN FORK
EIGHTH GRADE GRADUATES.
Utah County Districts Promote 800
students TO High schools.

Special Correspondence.
American Fork, May 2S.-The com
mencement exercises of the Utah
County District schools were held
here yesterday in the Apollo hall. as al
ready noted in the News" Follow
ing are the names of the 500 cighth
grade graduates, who are now fitted
To enter the high school course of
study:
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TABERNACLE SERVICES.

President Joheph b. Kecler presided
at the afternoon meeting in the stake
tabernacle. May "a. The music was FUR
nished by the stake choir under the
leadership of Prof. j Il. Boshard. Prof.
G, w. Reid presiding at the organ.
Salvation for the Dead" was the sub
ject discoursed upon by President Keel
er and Elder Ashley Bartlett The
speakers referred to the univesality OF
the law of baptism the baptism for
the dead and the glorious work done
for lhnm in the temnlas
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-25
BASEBALL

The 3. Y. L. baseball team in one
of the fastest Kind of baseball games
defeated the Is. Y. c. Of Logan Satur-
day afternoon on the E. Y. L. campus.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-25
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES.

Democratic primaries will be held in
all Of the wards of Provo Friday. May
%. at s p. IN. for the purpose of Sc
lecting delegates to the state conVen-
tion June 13, 1908, at Salt Lake City.
First ward, MaeSer school. four dele
gates, four alternates; Second ward,
Proctor Academy, -four delegates, four
alternates; Third ward, Franklin
school, four delegates. four alternates;
Fourth ward, Parker school. three dele
gates, three alternates Fifth ward
Parker school, four delegates, four al
tenates.
Sheriff Joseph S Black Of Willard
county, brought here Oscar Tyler
committed to the state menal hospital.
INTERCOLLEGIATE DEBATE.
The debate between the b. y. L. of
Prov and the \. &. of Logan was
awarded to the b. Y. L.. who had the
affirmative and We're represented by
Ashman and Carroll who received two
points The A. G, was represented by
Fonnesbeck and Petersen. who received
one point. chief Justice McCarty ana
Associated Justices Straup and Frick
of the supreme bench We're the judges.
w. Il. Rydalch of Provo made an ex-
cellent presiding officer. The question
that was debated was. Resolved, That
Utah should have Il railroad commits
sion established at the next session of
the legislature"
BASEBALL
The b. Y. L. baseball team in one
of the fastest kind of baseball games
defeated the Is. Y. c. Of Logan Satur-
day afternoon on the E. Y. L. campus.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-25

Il. l.. woodward. principal and
teacher, Joseph Allen, Alice Jackson,
Deseret Mendenhall, Vera Fullmer. Nell
Lee. Belva Whiting.
FAIRFIELD.
Hazel Butler, teacher; Lucy Mcliin-
nov.