Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-03
al LAKE MAN
FOR PRINCIPAL
! cross, University Graduate,
chosen TO Head the Ogden
High School.
UNIONS TO ATTEND CHURCH

uu,oNs TO ATTEND CHURCH
~ Goes Hungry While Railroad
- And county officials
Wrangle.
OGDEN, Sept. AT the session Of the
,,rl If education yesterday. y. o.
',Sass was elected principal Of the
M, n"s school to succeed David Il, Cloyd.
ross is a University OF Utah
aJnate and has been principal Of one
ef me large schools in Salt Lake for
amber Of years. He was recon-
,,,ondad 10 the board by the president
!, the university, the superintendent
"a schools and a number of others.
The closest competitor MI. Cross had
,yas p. c. Wilbur of Kearney, Nebras-
To In the matter of scholarship and
credentials there was no difference be-
tween the two gentlemen, but 1T is
stated that the board made the decision
from the fact that Mr.. Cross is home
man and married, while the latter Is
not
the principalship of the High school,
the board devoted time to the consid-
Grafton Of the numerous sets of plans
that had been submitted by archl-
( tects. 1t is expected that some action
in regard to the selection of plans for
the high school will be taken Friday
evening
CULPABLE SITUATION
The case OF the German boys who
Lost their railroad tickets and were
Jeff in a helpless condition by the rail-
road companies has called forth con-
siderable comment from the authori-
tiss in this city The Denver & Rio
Grande Railroad company was able to
find one of tire lost tickets and re-
turned 1t to the owner. who was able 4
10 continue on his journey to Portland,
Oregon, where he will join his grand
mother However, 0vnlt Kude, the
oldest brother, who is about "a
of age is stranded in the city and no
one offers to do anything for him.
The county authorities are taking
the matter up with the Rio Grande
Western Railway company and they
have said that the best they can do
is 10 grant a. half fare rate. while the
county objects to this and officials say
they will only pay quarter fare rate.
Meanwhile the boy is buffeted around
without food or lodging while the
county and the corporation jangle
Tie employees Of the Union Depot
company al the Pacific hotel have pro-
vided the boy with food and meals
out Of their own pockets. But this they
say they can not keep up Very long.
The railroad company Will not do any
thing further In the case. They
have stated that they are making Il
seaFch for the missing ticket.
NO DIPHTHBRIA.
report was circulated last evening
thal Two cases of diphtheria had broken
out at the state Industrial school and
that there was danger of an epidemic
When asked concerning the matter OF
contasion at the school, Supt. Fl. III.
ihoh'as stated that there were no new
cases Whatever. but that a boy and a.
glfi are Ill with symptoms of typhoid.
ne stated that there was no diph-
lhera in the institution and thai all
.he boys who We're sick with scarlet
ever 1 are up and about ready to be
uischarged from the hospital.
ID TO ATTEND CHURCH
M. 1,.,
s Haa Gscllfed next Sunday as Labor
attend church services on that tatf dav 10
Trades Of Labor assemhlN hn s G Js
s safa ch 5hs following unions the zeS-
- Nathollc church. sermon by Father
!, nushilahan; service at 7:3O, Meet in
basement :, hall at 7:15:
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