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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-07

their apnual memorial exercises yes
which time the graves Of departed
sneishbors We're decorated and four.
monuments We're unveiled in honor Of
the late MEMBERS, E. S. Luty, A. Al
lard, u. r. Speak and S. Nelson
The morning services were held at
the Mountain View cemetery and the
afternoon at the city cemetery. At
the afternoon exercises the ,Nyoodmeni
had q parade from their hall to the.
city cemetery, whore the ritual was
observed and special music was rem.
5dered by the Woodman quartet and the
local band. Judge Howell was the ora
tor of the day and delivered q Inagnifi-t
cent address very appropriate to the
occasion $50 -. 81. --...-E u. ".
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ufNCrIoN3 CITY BRIEFS.

Some time during the early hours
of Sunday evening the residences Q {
Frank Wright and Il. FL. Becraft, near
the corner of Twenty-third and Jeffer-
son avenue We're entered by burglars.
The robbers were frigf tened away be-
fore they had an opportunity to seclf.
anything i'll either house.
a report was received Mt tho sheriff s
office last evening that the Japanese
section house at Uintali had been ems
tered by robbers some time during tho
day, and s24 In money. two razois and
several articles Of wearing apparel had
been stolen. "a
The friends of Roger Byrne. formerly
of Ogden but now of Seattle, will ,bs.
surprised to learn of his marriage In
Salt Lake last Thursday to Miss Doro-s
thy Macarthur Walker of Ogden. They.
will make their future home in Seattle.
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SEWER COUNTY PUBLIC
SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT
1snecialS c,nrrl,5snon.Iencc

MONROE. Sewer Co., June 5,Yes-
terday was a gala day in Monroe When
the eighth grade students of the public
schools of Sewer county held their
commencement exercises here
The comodious auditorium was COM
fortably filled With the 30 graduates
with their friends and relatives from.
all parts Of the county. After a speech
of welcome by Nephi Il. Nielsen. chain.
man of the school board splendid edt
.cational program was most fittinslS.
rendered under the able mana gament8o of
r. w. Jensen, county superintendent OF
schools
At ri. M. a. banquet was given 20
the graduates and visiting friends at
which over 200 We're seated and all pre-
neuneed the Il Nairs a sucee - Is =
In the afternoon a friendly game of
ba sebail was played by parties from
various settlements OF the county.
At night the auditorium was crowded
with happy throng enjoying the
dance. d
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SEVERE ELECTRICAL
STORM AT TABER, CANADA

rhBER, Alberta, Canada, May co.
One of the most violent electrical
storms ever witnessed III this district.
occurred last week and continued for
three hours. valuable horse belong
ing to NJ, L. Johnson Of BarnyveiI. four
miles west Of Taber. was struck by
lightning and instantly Killed, while
another. OF his horses WAS knocked
down. Mr.. Johnson owes his life, 10
being one minute behind time lie twas
at the timeEin pursuit Of the animals,
when the above stated tins would have
brought him to the fatal spot 4t horse.
belonging to James Sratton, two miles
south, was also killed.
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DECORATION DAY AT LEHI
AND MEMORIAL SERVICES

Especial Cor,espondence.l
LEHI, Utah Co. june 1-Decoratlon
day was spent very quietly here. Yes
4terday. In the morning most of the
citizens We're at the cemetery strewinG
the graves with flowers. The two sill
Yer bands We're out and played there
during the morning hours.
In the afternoon a local BAH game
was played and many went to tile Sara
toGa Springs resort. Iii the evening q
grand graduating dance Of the eighth
grades and high school was held in the
City nayilion.
We're held sin the tabernacle. at witch
Prof, B. s. Hinckley Of the l., ID s..
Y. delivered a most interesting adj
dress. 80. 800 a..-. -.
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CORY HOTEL AT CEDAR
DAMAGED BY FIRE
lspceinl t,orresponionre. 5

tSnecinl t'orrespondenee,9
CEDAR CITY. Iron Co, June A.
The city of Cedar; WaS aroused from
lis Uuiet BY the call Of fire at about
$3.50 this morning. The hotel and res
idenee of Andrew CORY was ON fire.
In q very short timesa big crowd.
gathered and bucket lines and lawn
hose We're plvins water on the blaze
and HerH effective work MAS done;
The fire WAS got under control be-
fore it had got below the roof Some
furniture was damaged by cSreless
handling otherwisc the loss WAS cou-0
fined 10 the roof, Which is destroyed.
The loss is covered by a partial in
sulance.
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FUNERAL OF MRS, NIcHoLn.

u OGDEN. June THE funeral scrv-
ices over the body of Elizabeth mn
Niclloll We're held Sunday at p. m.
at the Third ward Westinghouse Bisll-3
OPP Carl E. Peterson presiding. The
music was furnished by 1.-THE ward choir
with solos by Mrs. May Farley, Miss
Bessie Blair and Miss Estella Wright.
The speakers were PresidentsC II. Mid
sdleton, John V. Rluth and James Woth-5
erspoon, Bishops Counselor Gilber
trorgeson and Elder ] oseph4 Parry. The
intcrrnent was in. the city cemetery.
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CHANGES IN FACULTY
IN SNOW ACADEMY
Especial Correspondence.

EPEiRAIAI, sannetet Co, NJ ay %. III,
20, Jenson of Eplllaim, who has been
principal of the high school in Richiield
the pa year. has accented the position
OF principal of the commercial dennrt-l
.ment in the Snow, academy. He takes
the place of Prof. George Christenson,.
who has resigned.
Miss Jessie. Anderson. a graduate of
the Agricultural college of Logan. Will
take Miss Florence Tingey,s place In.
the domestic science department OF the,
Snow academy.
| Last Thursday night, tho departing
teachers of the Snow academy were
given q farewell social
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Little Soldiers

IN your blood are the millions Of cor
8puscIes that defend you aaainet attacks
of disease.
TO make and keep these little SOL
diers healthy and strong, Is simply to
make and Keep the blood Of the right
quality and quantity.
This is just what Hood s sarsap
does-it helps the little soldiers in
your blood to fight disease for you.
1t cures scrofu1a, eczema, eruptlons,
scatarrh. rheumatism, anemia, nervous
ness, dyspepsia. general debility, and
builds up the whole system.
1t effects Its Wonderful cures not
simply because 1t contains sarsaparilla
but because 1t combines the utmost
remedial values of more than 80 differ
ent ingredients. II urged to buy any
preparation said to5be "justl as good"
you may be sure 1t is Inferior. costs
less to make, and yields the dealer a
larger profit.
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NEW INCORPORATION.

4 PROVO, j une Articles Of incorpol-5
alton of the FI.iel-Straw CONSTRUCTION
company have been filed with the
county clerk, Sprinsville is the princi-
pal place of business. The object of the
incorporation is to do all kinds OF
railroad and other construction work.
The capital stock S $40, 000 In shares of
the par value of S10#eacll. The follow
ing are the officers: CIV. Straw, pres
ident: Frank ]. Friel. vice president,
and manager; u. j.. Box. secretary and
treasurer, who with Ethel Friel and
lucia straw, form tile board OF di-s
Ipct
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SUPERINTENDENT OF
CACHE CACHE SCHOOLS.
Z. y. Larsen, APPOINTED by Board OF
Education to Succeed j. u.
AicCnrrey.
.tspeeial correspondence. !,

y LOGAN Log June CIR ". Larsen was
Yesterday elected superintendent OF
schools of Cache county BY the board
OF education. Mr.. Larsen will succeed
q. L. McCarrey and will begin work
July 7. He is u young man 81 years
OF age and has lived in Smithfield prac-
5ticatly all his llfe. He Is u. graduate
or the Brigham young college normal
department and has a life certificates
=l-1tscn's teaching experience extends
over a period of nine years during
which time he has been most success
full as teacher.
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HORSES POISONED.

LOGAN, June 6.-There seems to be
an epidemic of poisoning horses going
over the valley. The News, re presen-
tative here was informed yesterday
that Of recent date a fine stallion ut
Whitney was poisoned and died. Just
previous to this another at Fairview;
was poisoned and camernearly dying, II
is not known who lis doing this out
Nraseons work, but it is said that the
two horses suffered. untold agony.
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P.iYSON BRIEFS.

David. Meyers. an aged. citizen was
buried Saturday last. He was a ma
tive of Germany, and had been q resi-
dent here but a few years Old age
was the cause of his death, he being
past so years at the time of his death,
he was highly respected citizen.
The Nebo quarterly stake conference
was held in the stake tabernacle last
Saturday and Sunday. Bishop David
a. Smith ofthe presiding bshopric and
DR.. Peterson of the 3. Y. u, We're
present and gave some timely and in,
teresting disCourses. q ~
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LEHI INACCURACIES
WEEKLY HALF HOLIDAY
Especial correspondcncc.o

Especial CORRESPONDENTS
L1EIl, Utah Co, June 4.-Y Yesterday
was a half holiday for all business
houses here. all stores. drug stores,
candy shops, meat shops, jewelry stores
and saloons being closed UP tight after
noon. This half holiday will he given
during the months Of June. July and
August. Baseball games Thursday aft
.ernoons will be made a feature. Yes
fterdag n game was played between
{Iteh and Dale, the latter winning bya
score D s to 4. The Lehi boys have
new suits, Mr.. Sam Peterson has res.
signed as manager and Mr. Norman
slIolmstcad Is now manager and W. "A. .
team s3s4l35
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RUNAWAY ACCIDENT.

\ OGDEN, June "a lively runaway
occurred this morning and as a result
John Hester. Il billposter, 80 years OF
age, is inSthe genera hospital suffer-
ing from a compound fracture of
the leg below the knee. AS he was
driving down Twentv-tifth street the
tongue dropped and frightened the
horses which ran away. Hester was
thrown outgin front of the wagon, one
wheel passed over his leg with the re-
suit stated. The horses continuk dts
running until the wagon struck the
curbstone in front of the depot, when
one of the horses turned n soncr-4
sanlt. fell on the iron railing, and
broke it, n Il
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POLLING PLACES IN OGDEN,

UdDES, June 1.-THE following POLL
ins places have been selected for the
Wing on the state capitol question to-
morrow: 3 a &
tlrst Ogden Election District and
5 ~ Ogden Election District-110 w.
in ~, street, MIS- Jane l.. Warner
inlrdy Ogden Election District and
Tonfth Ogden Election District-oS355
ii-neoln avenue, Leon Browning.
& =, rltth Ogden Election District-22S
ilweentN-first street, Mrs. C. Il. lowe Il
& :, sixth Ogden Election District and
seventh Ogden Election DfstrictZ324
store. II 4 3r's. : = 10y ~ ?
Eighth Ogden Election District and
amin an, Ogden Election District-126I
Washington. ]. l.. AIoore's store.
2 !, zenith Ogden Election District-Fiveg
{ FONTS ont w. d. Shaw's store.
Eleventh Ogden Election District
ana Twelfth Ogden Election District
county courthouse. E5i
~. thirteenth Ogden Election District
sna Fourteenth ogden Election Dis
eW,ct--ll32 Twenty-fourth street. Mrs.
h Minnie ,n Bailey. 55' 81 :
~ FIFTEENTH Ogden Election District
sad Sixteenth Ogden Election Dis
5ssrnlSet-254s Madison avenue n a I
stseeYe's store " i' ~
~ se.yenteenth Ogden Election Dis
Coleman 49, : !. y - = s y
WViooDaIEN's MEMORIAL.
Il s - y June weber camp No.
y .lie W oodmen of the World held
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EPHEAIAI BRIEFS.

The people of IIphram are observing
Memorial day and the Park cemetery is
being made beautiful by the addition5of
flowers, lawns and monuments.
On June the Nat Reiss Carnival
company Will open a weeks engage
ment in this city
The concert given Monday evening by
Madame SWenson and her pupils in
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QUEEN OH THE CARNIVAL.

g LOGAN, June 6-The voting contest
fora queen OF the carnival which closed
last evening was won by Genevieve
Smith. She had close second in
Gwen Thomas, the first receiving 1884
votes and the latter 3.119 votes. Miss
Mae Benson was the third highest aud
got 1,245 votes. The votes wereta cent
a piece and the winner, was given 500
diamond 1.int. @
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coy. spRY WIN i, sPEAK.

i OGDEN, j une The commencement
exercises OF the state school for the
blind sWill. be! held this evening at the.
school gymnasium. The exercises Will
Include an address to the graduates by
Cow. William Spry and selections by
the blind orchestra The graduates are
Janey& McClelland Of Dempsey, 1dae.l
and Murray Allen Of tNlurcui.. Utah
both of whom have completed the four
yeilr high school course.
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LEIII BRIEFS.

The new shearing corral station on
the western branch of the San Pedro
west of Lehi. has een&named Webb"
IN honor Of Mayor Webb OF Lehi
The high school library will be open
to the public and students during the
summer on Fridays and Sundays from
4 to 5 p. M. and books will be loaned
out for n period of two weeks.
Mrs. a. M. Fox Is quite i'll at her
home. 39
"a restaurant has been opened up on
Main streetgby a couple of Provo young
men
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NJ. i. i. CONFER ENt1E.

LEHI, June Sunday afternoon iii
l'e assembly rooms Of tile tabernac,e
the NJ. |. A. Of Alpine stakegahd ward
officers held a special conference at
which joint programs forgthe year were.
outlined, also anusements We're dis
c,issed. JIG was decided to feature.
athletic sports among the young peo-
pie and have an annual outing each
year.
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FATAL DUEL IN BINGHAM
SALOON THIS MORNING
tspeeiaI (,orresrondenee

BINGHAM, June 5.-At about .
O'Clock tliis morning Il fatal duel oo-
euTed in the Rerkley Club saloon. be-.
mine Eachfflred one shot and Donitch,
WAS killed instantly, while Bogdan
was unhurt. but is now i'll jail to await
an investigation.
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LECTURE on ROOSEVELT.

81 OGDEN, june. 7.-,rhis evening at
the Methodist church, Henry Angus
.tus Buchtel. former governor of Colo
RADIO and chancellor Of the University
OF Colorado, will deliver his famous
address on Roosevelt. II is expected
that GOV. Spry and other prominent,
citizens of the city and state will be
.DrGScnt. 49,.
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y. Z. M. 1. A. STORY TELLING
CONTEST AT PAYsON
lsnncial cnrr.,s nn,,an,le.e

P.hYSON. Utah. CO., juno 2-Last
evening q story telling contest for the
central district of the Y. L. M T.. A.
was held in the First ward meeting
house. There We're three contestants
and Miss Luella Ellsworth carried off
LtheehonOrs. -
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MAPLETON GRADUATES
GVIE INTERESTING PROGRAM
So. - -


(Speclai Corlcspondenccl)
MAPLEToN. Utah CO., May The
eighth grade graduates, lb III number.
gave a very interesting program last
evening, consisting of class debate,
songs, fecitations. speeches, ETC.,
The teachers engaged for next year
are: Principal, II. Il. Woodward. G. II.
Williams Leila Alleman, Reha Tew and
Olive Carleton
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BOARD or EQUALIZATION.

LOGAN, June G.--,rhe board OF coun-
ty commissioners will sit as a board
of equalization at the caunty court,
house to hear complaints in regard to
the assessed valuation of any property
or application for abatement or remis-
sion of taxes between June Z and June
10. The taxpayers will be heard as
follows:
& June Avon, Paradise. Mt. Sterling,
Hyrum, Wellsville and Millville pre-
,cincts.
p June S-Lewiston, Richmond, Trenton,
Charleston, Coveville.s Mt. Home, Smith.
field. Newton and Wheeler precincts
June 9---Young, College, Providence,
Greenville, Benson. Hyde Park, River
side, Peterboro and Mendon precincts.
June 10-Logan City.
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w.ArERwoRKs sYsYT1lAi.

Prof. r. r. Lyman as here Wednes-
day looking over the surveys for the
waterworks system. Bids Will be open
for pipe until June TO- AZ surveys for
the system have been made and Just
Is announced. active work on digging
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the trench from Alpine and putting in
the pipe will commence. Mr. Moyle$of$
Alpine has been paid $1,000 for some
OF his land near the Schoolhouse
springs and work is going on Increasing
these springs there, from which the
water supply comes IT Is expected to
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NETHERLANDS CONFERENCE.

r OGDEN, III June Z THE Netherlands So
tciety held three very8largcly attended
conference sessions at the tabernacle
and the Weber keSacademy yester-
day forenoon, afternoon and evening"
Addresses We're made by the members
of the society from Ogden and Salt
Lake City
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SAVAGE AND MILLER
ACQUITTED BY JURY.
fspeclal correspondci,ce.l

4 pI0CHt,, New, June s-T'hc jury In
\ the savage Miller murder trial re-
turned a verdict of mot guilty, after
being out % minutes.
q William Savage, and Michael Miller
We're on trial for the murder of John
Cleveland Carter on the 4th of March,
1909. Carter was foreman of the BoS-
ton Phoebe mine and had discharged
Savage for the supposed blasting of
some station ti1nbers. Carter abused!
Savage ut the TINE of his discharge
and Is claimed to have threated to kill
him Il he came ON the property again.
Savage had to 20 back to get some
blankets, and went to Carter to get
permission. AZ soon as Carter saw
Savage and Miller coming back he flew
into q rage and 1T is claimed he made
q motion To draw gun, saying ar
the same time he was gong to Kill
Savage and "do it NOW together with
other abusive language. whereupon
Savage drew. a gun and began to shoot,
thinking Carter was In earnest. al
though he was probably only .tblufffng."
Two shots We're fred, one entering, the
abdomen and the other the right
shoulder, intiicting wounds from which
Carter died three days later. 8s
Charles Zee Horsey OF Phoebe and
Judge Warner of salt Lake made
Very able defense for the prisoners.
FL 5JIl5 t5'---------<-e-s--- ,3ttli VA s
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Witnesses to the, tragedy state that
Donitcli entered the saloon and, with
the exclamation, q: n ow We got you. g.
fired pointblark at Bogdan The shot 3
entered a post in the wall and Bogd4ili
had answered the shot with the fatal
one before Donitch could fire the second
time.
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the Snow. academy, was q big success.
rs The home Of A. T.. Larson has been
made happy by the cornias OF a new
girl, While Mr.. and Mrs Aaron Brein-
holt are rejoicing over the Il lvent Of
"a boy.
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NEBO NJ. I, a. DAY.

3PAYSON, June 1.-The annual M. II.
"A. day for Nebo stake will be held in
/ Payson, Friday June II. an extensive
program has been arranged for. the.
occasion. tps.S
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sEp.,It.ATE, AlAjINrI1S ANcE

Esther Classify has brought suit for
separate maintenance against Fred y.
Classify. on the ground of cruelty. con-
.sistlnE of studied neglect, telling plain-
tiff to go home to her mother, etc.
The parties We're married May 10, 1907.
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.vEsUvIUs. GREAT SUCCESS,

Order reserve seats, PAINS big fra
works spectacle, Wandamcre Both
phones No. 1888. or at Western Arms.
Show runs all Week
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SHIP RESTAURANT, SERVICE.
Best iii the state, City prices. ASK
Cor ANYTHING" Round trim 25 cents.
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& HEATING PLANT For. SCHOOL.
The city board of education Friday.
evening let ascontract to Morley & Nei-
son for S5,14o for the construction of q
'boilerhouse and the Installation of
steam heat ait the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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Crops are looking good and ifsllo fur
Their frosts come. a good fruit crop is
assured IL this section. however the
spring frosts did considerable damage
to peaches.
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8. A. n. VETERAN BURNED orr

4 PROVO, June George Jaggers a
g. A. r. man of about 10 years ofaage,
home on the Booth farm in Pleasant
View. Mr.. Jaggers lost all OF his lit
tie property. He. has a large family,
and this condition has caused Il great
deal of sympathy for him and those de-
pending onfhim Temporary relief was
given by the VIM. II. Sherman Post
No. IS G.. A. r., and u popular subscrlp-
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CACHE KNITTING WORKS STORE.

4 On Richards St. is selling out the en-
tire stock of Ensign knitting works.
products very cheaply.
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Pay a Little Down and Little &
Every week and get a diamond or a
good watch at
j. b. FLAToW's.
40 East Second South ST.
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$50 OGDEN CANYON EXCURSION
An Ideal outing, Via Banbergel5
Ltue. Ask out Agent. Phones 80.
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PROF. 4. c. LUND
GUEST OF HONOR.
AT Big Reception rendered by tic.
Commercial Club and
Others.
lsneclal CORRESPONDENCE.

& PROVO, June PROF. a. c. Lund
left Saturday for a European trip,
where he will spend the vacation. Fri
day night a number Of friends IN the.
Commercial club met with him there,
and after few numbers of high jinks,
presented him With u purse OF $500. to
make his vacation easier. This little
testimonial was Interpretation OF Prof
Lunds good work and willingness TO
make pleasant the hours oftheaCom-
mercial club and its friends in the
past.