Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-05
.P0CATELLO HEARS
REV, {. | GOSHEN
Salt Lake Minister Delivers Ad-
dress to High School
Graduates.
CRIMINALS ARE SENTENCED.
Big Batch of Lawbrcakers Receive
Terms In Idaho PenitcntiarS-
High Water in Portneuf.
Especial Correspondence'o

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commencement exercises OF the
Pocateilo high school We're held
this evening at the Auditorium
theater
The following program was rendered
Invocation. Rev. Il. S. Lawrence.
High school chorus. (a1 "Welcome TO
Spring" Ruhenstein; (b) The Land of
Swallows" p. Massini
Address, THE Law of Cause and Ef-
feet, an outlook Upon the Conditions
of the Society of Today Rev. DIR. FL
mer l. Goshen of Salt Lake
Baritone solo, Virgil Sanms.
Presentation of diplomas, Mr.. Lyman
Fargo, chairman of trustees, high
school.
Chorus, Down in the Dewy Dells, =
Henry Smart.
Bencdictlon, Rev. H. A. Mullen.
Glass roll, Grace n, Adamson, Chas.
Cannon, Helen n. Latterner, Ernest r,
LouX. Drew Standrod
Director OF Chorus, Miss Margaret
Hunter.
Accompanist Miss Lena l.. Smith.
CRIMINALS SENTENCED.
Judge Alfred Bulge of the Fifth iu-
dicial district of Idaho, sitting In cham
bers pronounced sentence last Tuesday
on seven men as follows: James DAILY.
robbery, two years, charged with rob
bling an intoxicated man Of Sl.40 near
the Denver saloon. Fred Mamie, burg
larry, is months, and his companion
William Whitney. Is months. for burg
larizing Whittlesey's Drug store, appro-
priatng a lot of Indian gloves. Tho
first named has the reputation of being
an old offender, having served time in
the Nevada pen, and is wanted in Salt
Lake for robbery. Some of his aliases
are said to be: Roy Brennan, Howard
Hutton, Roy Williams and Fred Mantle
Edward Hyde, burglary. IS months.
Broke into the basement of the Salt
Lake saloon. Harry Gigorney, burg
larry, II months, stole some butter and
a case of eggs from ]. B. Perkins, his
employer. and attempted to sell the
stuff to rival restaurant men James
Eathan, grand larceny, stole horse be-
longing to an Indian. in broad day
light, and resisted Officer James r..
wilkins, who crippled him with a shot
before he could be captured. joseph
Williams, burglary, two years, This
; man was an employe of the Parker Car
| nival company, and was caught red
handed burglarizing the residence Of
Forest Supervisor Smith,
The prisoners were today sent to the
Boise nen.
Judge Bulge leaves temerrew for
Chicago, a S delegate to the annual
convention OF the National Institute IF
Criminelegy, which canvenes June s.
| Accompanying Judge Bulge is his little
invalid daughter, who Is to undergo
snecial treatment by specialist at ST.
Paul.
HIGH WATER IN PoRTNEUF.
The water is high in the Partneus
river, the back water has created II
lake in the low lands in the south
part of town, submerging the Chinese
truck garden, and extends on both
sides of the railroad track, nearly TO
the faot hills 4 gang of men at the
dam is elnployed by the Idaho Con-
seldated Power company TO protect it.
Two waste ways have been constructed
to carry away the surplus water. The
crisis Is supposed to he over now as
the river went down one inch yes
terday.
BIBLE CLUB.
Rev, Prank c. Smith, rector Of the