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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-04
MEMORIAL DAY AT
HYRUM AND ELSEWHERE.
tSncninl CnrrespOntinnca. !

Y IlYRUM, Cache Co., May 3i.--NIe-
mortal services were observed ut tho
HSrum cemetery today. attended by
many citizens who participated in an
appropriate program conducted by Hon
o. NJ Wilson. Opening song, America,
by The Third ward choir; Invocation,
James Unsworth; choir sang some
,where;', opening address by Mayor. H
f. Liljenquist; Miss WalborS Peter
sen sang Teresadel Riego's 10 Dry
Those Tears in u very able manner;
memorial address by Hon. q. NJ. Israel
sen: music by Hyrum SILVER band; me
mortal reading tseieeted) by Hon. c.
T. Olsen; male quintet; singing, choir;
benedictior by Hon. ]. G. Thorcsen
Similar services We're held ingall tha
principal towns OF the state, the day
was generally observed as a holiday
nearly all business being suspended In
some places both Sunday and Monday
were observed as Memorial day, tho
first being devoted to sacred memorial
services. and the second being devoted
to anusements.
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PRICE SCHOOL GRADUATES
AND COMMENCEMENT
lspeci;il corresnnndence.

PRICE, Carbon Co.. June 1.-The
commencement exercises of the Price
public schools We're held in the town
hall, Sunday night May 80, before
a very large audience, Superintendent
Carl r. Marcusen presented the GER
tifcates and the address to the grad
yates was given by John w. Smith.
The following are the graduates:
Eighth Grade Barbarba Face. Byron
Miller, ANGEL Thompson. Edwin Hes
selberg, Edith Potter Frank Bryner,
Grace Downward Hebcr Borou, Lilly
Berglund, Nirgie Ferguson. i
Ninth Grade--Nettie Jones, James
Wade, Della Barton, Blanch Robb,
Lyman Faucet, Leland Whitmore,
Merlind McKune, Albert Il. Horsley,
Parthenia Horsley, Lora Harmon.
Tenth Grade-Niolet ITiack, Enid
Harmon.
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HIGH SCHOOL
COMMENCEMENT.
----------. : - $500
Splendid Program in Opera House
Last Night-List Of
Graduates.
-----
COUNTY SCHOOL GRADUATES.
COUNTY SCHOOL GRADUATES.
Give Program in Ogden Tabernacle
Observation-Disclosures School Con-
ditions to be Investigated.

OGDEN, June 4Thc annual com
mencement exercises or the Ogden High
school were held last night at the Grand
Opera House, regardless OF the fact
that everything seemed to be working
against the holding OF it. The first
trouble arose in the morning, when the
committee went to the theater to deco-
rate it they found that managers of the
house when Cort had a lease on it
and which expired June |, had stripped
the house OF its fixtures, decorations,
carpets. electric light globes and al
most everything that was not nailed
down. However, this difficulty vas
overcome when the students and fac
ulty all got together and put the house
in presentable appearance for last
nights exercises.
| The second occurred last evening aft
Ell the program had started 1t was
found that Merlin J.. Stone, the class
orator. was absent. An immediate in.
vestgation was started and it was
found that the young man had been
KIDNAPPED by the Juniors and his num-
her on the program had to be deferred.
for the time being. However. Stone
appeared before the close. of the pro-
gram and delivered his Grafton. 1t was
learned subsequently that Stone had
been held a prisoner at the home of one
of the Juniors and that they figured on
/ letting him have time enough to get to
the opera, house to receive his diploma.
The address 10 the graduates. 4 mas
4 terful Grafton, was delivered in a forci-
Il BILE manner by Rev. Elmer 1. Goshen of
Il salt Lake City.
The fine music for the evening.
was furnished by the Ogden high school
orchestra under the leadership Of Miss
Celeste Conroy. The High school ode
was sung by the graduates. Supt. John
I M. Mills delivered diplomas to the fol-
\ lowing graduates:
Glass 0Sis: Classical Frances
Toffman, Bessie McCready,
Scientific CourscReX Kelly, j. Les
land Carlson. t n
English Course-Panela SSpargo, Ida
feberg. Ellen Burke.
Glass 90: Classical course--F'rances
Van Nance, Beatrice e. Roche, Lula
Browning, Martha Chaussee, Elva Lit
tlefeld, lone Hartog, Dora Smith, Mer-
lin j. Stone, Dorothea Bigelow. Viola
Gibbs, Fern Higley, Allie Gunnell. Ell.
sic Browning, Lucille Rogers Roy T.
Clark. May Cook. Edna StaIey.
Scientific Course--Robcrt Mcdaniel
| Ralph Edward Clark. Theron Little
field, Tsutomu Yanada, Albert Whit
never Jay A. Redfield, Irving Pugh,
Peter X. Koch.
English Course-Anos Belnap, Frank
Frost Marguerite Hamill. Elsie r.
Forrest, Florence Lucas, Inez Cortez
Z i1alla Ilundy, Raymond Morrissey, Mil.
dred Cortez, IrIna Doxey, La Verne
Fulton, Mary Helen Forrest, Lote Kin
ney, stephen A.. KeoglI, Ruby Herdti,g
Rosa +, Burgan, Mary T. Williams
. Alice ~ johnson. Mary W. Abbott.
e ~
INDUSTRIAL UNDER FIRE.
OGDEN, June 4.-On account OF the
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PAINFUL ACCIDENTS
AT HOLDEN, WILLARD co.
lsnecial corresbondencs.l

Especial CORRESPONDENCE
HOLDEN, Willard Co. June @.--1.ast
Monday Fred Johnson fell from a fence
breaking his arm.
Last night Mr.. Edward Bennett met
with a serious accident. While spraying
trees his team ran away, throwing hiin
out of the rig, breaking his arm and
sbruisins him up pretty severely. Bishop
Anthony Stephenson set the broken
limbs, and at present, the patients are
restingias well as could be expected.
SOME FRUIT IN WILLARD.
fair crop of fruit here: the peaches will
not be plentiful, but sufficient for homo
consumption The hay crop win be
light, the cold weather causing it to
blight considerably.
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.. II. the 1909 graduating class gives

p. ~. the 1909 graduating class gives
the following program:
Prayer; class song; welcome. John
Pendleton; piano solo. Melody in F."
Etellta White: The t09's.." Arnold Low;
High School Days" Warren Pendle-
ton; commencement song, mixed Choir
us; grafton. "paniel Webster LaSalle
Allen; THE Nj Frank Griffiths:
onward. Beatrice Maesar; piano
duet, Creole Eyes" Irene and zelia;
THE Rose. Helln Tanner; Spring
Song ladies chorus: Farewell" Irene
Tolton; Graduates Farewell, " mixed
charus: prayer.
On Tuesday, June /, at 10 a, IN, COM
mencemcnt exercises Will he given as
follows: Band; prayer; music; re-
marks Sunt IL, II. Cummings: music;
presentation OF diplomas, Principal j,
e. Hicknani music: GRAFTON, Prof r.
5. Itnckley; musicS principals report:
remarks, board Of education members;
music; prayer.
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recent rumore that have been circulate
ed in regard to the condition of affairs
existing at the State Industrial school,
mass meeting and ask for an investiga-
ton of sthe conditions at tho school.
The following notice was issued yes.
terday afternoon: u,
"On Monday. June z. at 3 b. III. in
the Weber stake Lecture hall. public
meeting will be held for the purpose
&of considering runors regarding con-.
aditions at. the State Industrial scho.s.
The meeting will be addressed by a.
prominent educator of the state regard
Ing the conditions as found at the
school during a recent visit. The in.
terested public is urged to attend" The
notice is signed by committee conf
posed of Mrs. Bishop, Mrs. Hillard and
Mig RnrrnINs.a - - ,--- 80
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GET RIGHT or WAY.

OGDEN, June A. In the district court
yesterday afternoon in the case OF tho
Ogden Rapid Transit company against
John S. and Eva P. Lewis. Judge
Howell granted the plaintiffs permis-
sion to take possession of the right Of
way over the property OF the defend
ants in Ogden canyon. after the filing
of a bond for $1,000. The order of the
court enables the streetcar company to
go ahead and complete the car line over
the Lewis property to the Hermitage
The bond put up by the company Is
Il guarantee to the defendants against
any damage until such time as the per-
imanent condemnation proceedings are
heard and the valuation of the proper
-fyef]
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the idtters life. He left Nauvoo with
the saints in 1916. going 10 Wlntctquar-
aters. aud came to Utah IN A o. Smoot $
company, ,Joiln Ben bow having him i'll
charge, and landed in Salt Lake City
in September, 1S47. He lived tnero two
Years, then went to Sanpetc, passing
through the site where Paysoll was
settled about year later. lie came
2 to Payson in 31S5a lie WAS married in
1854, and has a family Of 10 children
living, his wife having died Il few years
ago. He took part in the Walker in-
dian war and shared In the trials in
zcident 10 settling this western land lie
also was among those who rescued tho
Inflated hardCart company which
crossed the plains in 1895, and assist
cd in bringing them to Salt Lake city.
He was a faithful Iatter-day Saint,
and esteemed by n wide circle Of
friends.
IFnlln,cr. Guy L.--At Salem. Idaho.
May 4 1902, after an illness of 10
days from Pneumonia Guy /. Fullmer
son of Mr.. and Mrs, S. d. Fullmer. He
was born at Mapietou, sUtan Co.,
Utah, Oct. 90, 1890 He was a faith-.
#ful member in the Church of Jesus
Christ Of Latter-day Saints, being an
officer IN the sunday school. Y NJ. NJ.
j. s.. and member in the priest
quorum. and ward choir. The funeral
services were held in the Salem meet
inghouse May 6. The speakers We're
Prin. Of the District School j I, WORT
ton, Bishop. v G.. Hegsted,
Patriarch A.. J. Hansen, High coun-
Gilman George A., Pincocf- all speak
ing words of comfort to the bereaved.
and eulogistic OF the departed. The
casket was literally buried with
flowers. most beautiful especially a
wreath of cut flowers from salt Lake
City. given by his class mates Of the
High school Interment WAS made In
the Sugar City cemetery.
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MURDOCH ACADEMY
COMMENCEMENT AT BEAVER
fsneelal CORRESPONDENCE. J

Beaver, Beaver Co, May 31.-Coin-
mencement week of the Murdoch acade-
my began on Friday evening with a
grand bali on Saturday exercises were
given at 10 a, m. by the class of 1912,
att p. m. by the 1910 and 1911 classes,
and a musical at 5 p m. On Sunday
SPECIAL services were held at 2 p. M,
followed at A p nj. with an oper-e!:
concert. and at y. IN. the address to
graduates, with appropriate program,
was gwen II
Today. at a. m, the advancement
of classes was made: al y. in. The
class or 1913 gave fine program. AT
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PROGRAM AT THE
B. Y. UNIVERSITY
Exercises Given by Preparatory and
High school Dcpart-
mcnts.
isnecial Correspondence

Provo. June 4.-3Thc following is the
program of the preparatory course Of
the B. Y. u yesterday afternoon.
Orchestral: prayer. James Chris
Jensen; Presidents address, George
Harding; Cornet solo, Walter
Martin; Grafton, Leo Young; Solo
Mrs. p. G. Peterson; class poet,
Marian Covington. quartette. Wade
mar Call, Carl Nelson. Abraham An
derson, David Smith; CNnlc, Walter
Ogden: Original song, Clara Russell
T,stella Walton, I4eona Boyle, Theodra
TAYLOR; valedictory. Edith Brooks:
orchestra; benediction. Carlos Woods
The following is the program the
high school department rendered last
night Vocal solo, Fay Loose; prayer
presidents address, j. Tracy Moot
ton: piano selection, Marie Clark:
Reading, Myrtle Thorne: vocal solo,
*Waldemar Call; class grumbler..
Cora Carver; class sentiments, Car
fence Nj. Beck; girls chorus; prognostl-
cation, Tawn Brimhall: violin SOLO
Lewis Dotson; vocal solo, Edith Hind
ley; valedictory address, Wyman4
Berg: class song.
WEDDING BELLS.
PROVO, June 4.-Miss Maud Iim-'
norman, a teacher in the Proctor
academy and Mr.. f. w. Hazelwood of
Oakland, California. We're married to-
day by Rev. j. Challen Smith at the.
parsonage The newly
welded pair left immediately on a
wedding trip TO California;
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son has brought suit against John c.
Martin to recover $419.6o alleged to
be due for professional services rel-
dered and for money advanced dur
ing the month Of May of this year.
In the probate division of the dis
trict court yesterday Mrs Nellie a.
Perkins filed a petition for letters Of
administration in the matter of the
estate OF her. son George Leslie Pork
ms. The estate of the deceased is
valued at. $4,000 and is part of the
estate OF the late Dr. G.. w. Perkins.
The heirs are Mrs. Perkins and three
children.
A marriage license has been issued
by the county clerk to Carl H. Folk
and Bernice Vaughn, both of salt
Lake City.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-04
EAST CANYON CREEK
OVERLOOKING ITS BANKS
.. lSne1.ial dn,lnn 4

MORGAN, June 1.--Hundrcds Of
acres OF the most fertile land along.
the Weber river and East Canyon
creek are 50 badly flooded that it IS
impossible for the farmers to cultivate
1T. For more than a month the waters
OF East Canyon creek have been over
flowing the banks and from Richville
to Milton is the scene Of the greatest
damage. At present that portion OF
the valley resembles a. large lake.
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LOSES LEG UNDER CAR.

OGDEN, June 4.--Frank Buck. a car
repairer at Green River. Wyoming,
while coupling the air hose OF two cars.
Wednesday evening, had his left leg
crushed so badly that amputation was
necessary. According to the advlces
received by Supt. Whitney. Bucks leg
was caught when the cars moved for
ward. He was Immediately moved to
limb atnputated. Supt. Whitney has
called for an investigation OF the ac-
cident
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WEBER COUNTY GRADUATES.

OGDEN, June 4.--Saturday, June 5.
at IL a. NJ at the tabernacle will be held
the eighth grade graduation exercises
from the county schools. The program
has been arranged by a joint student
committee and on 1t will be represent,
|StatiVes from the various schools OF the
county s
The following are the graduates:
Warren-G George NJ Penrod
Uintah-Wiliam Kendall
Liberty--Irma Bailey.
Kanesvile--Mary A. Green, Hattie
Green, Hattie Wiese.
Edei--Agnes Stallings, Matte Ritter,
Carrie Graham.
Far West Nathan Chugg, Jackie
Crane. w. Russell Taylor Clara H.
Williams, Wallace White.
Riverdale-Wilford H. Bingham. Eva
Campbell, Lorn I. Bingham, Kate
Fife. Hazleton j. Campbell
Roy Myrtle Bybee. Stella ,BSbee,
Z Louisa L. Parker, Ruby l.. Parker.
West Weber Margaret Hipwell,!
Henry Anderson, Ella Hogge, Elmer.
Green
rs Hooper-Laur;l Rice, Clara SGhristen-
sen. Kate Jones, Joseph D. Fowles,.
Lester Mitchell. Jesse W. Powers.
Plain city Bertha. Hodson, RoSey
Elvin Nav. John Taylor, Gordon
Thompson, Esther Lund.
Wilson1da Barton, Lois Yearnans.
Vincy Moore. Delilah Bingham, Mel
Via Olson. Florence Bingham
Observation-Disclosures Klmose, Grace
j.. Taylor Annie Il. Anderson. Jesse
Miller, Levon Yearsley, Clarence
Dabb. Charles Campbell, Alphonso
Taylor Leslie Il. Lake
Pleasant View--Raymond A. May
cock, Levi Cragun, Verna May Reese,
Ray G. sHickenlooper, Bertha Hum
#phreys, Grace Cragun. George Rhees.
Herman Maycock, George Humphreys
Archie ,Alvord. .5
North Ogden--Elsie Jones, Floetta
Holmes, Elite Campbell, Hazel Rer-
&rett, Agnes Roberts, Marva Spack-
man, Eva Brown, Sada Penrod, Chloe
Clifford, Serena Roylance.
K Huntsville-Isabell Grow, Grace
Smith. Anna Laura Wood, Clarence
#Stromberg, Archie Larsen, Julian
Nielsen. John E. Vanguard, Farley
NJ. Stoker, Carl A. Cramer. Leonard
Anderson Bertha Nelson. Arnold
r. Renstron1, Joseph Il. Felt. Laura
e. Wangsgard, Elizabeth a. lofgreen,
Clarence Jensen.
JUNCTION CITY BRIEFS.
In the district court II. Fl. Hendcr-
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GRAND LARCENY CASES
IN SEWER COUNTY
fSnccial corresnnndnncn.

RICHF1EllD, June County Atty.
Jorgensen has Just returned from Sa-
lima, where he succeeded in having
Brig. Bird and Allen Searie bound
over to the district court on a. charge
of grand larceny. Rl'd was charged
With stealing a colt from MI. Nordfelt
Of that place and Seslrle with stealing
"a mule from j. A. Taylor of Fremont,
Wa ync'l county.
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MORGAN BRIEFS.

Mrs, Rebecca Tucket was operated
upon by Drs. Puginire and 0sgood
sunday She is getting along nicely.
One of the most interesting bali
games that has taken place in Nor
gan during the past few Years. Was
played yesterday on the court house
square, between the Morgan nine and;
a team from the Devils Slide, the
former winning. An enjoyable dance.
r in the Morgan opera house ended the
days pleasure
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STIRLING SHARES
IN ALBERTA BOOM
(speclnI e,nlvespondence.l

: tspeclAI 7NUrrespohdencc.I
STIRLING. Alberta. May 24.-NeW
buildings are being erected on the Stir
ling town addition Many new set
tiers have arrived this spring and more
are coming. Most all the new corners
are moving on to their farms and be-
ginning to turn the sod.
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PRICE BRIEFS.

Teachers examination is being held
here today. There arc 10 applicants.
Is. r. Mcdonald returned from Chi;
cago, Saturday where he purchased
furniture for the new courthouse
The county commissioners are in ses,
sion today.
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HEARING: OF DAMAGE CASE.

OGDEN. June 4.-The cast of Enlme.
line Stalker against the Utah Light q
(. Railway company IS on trial IN the
dlstrict8court before Judge Howell and
days. Great trouble is being expert
enced by tile attorneys for both sides
IN securing jury Nearly all of the
talesmen called to the box residing IN
heScity are excused as they have bust
ness dealings with the defendant com
spany in purchasing electricity for light
ing purposes.
The action Is to recover $4,000 dam
ages alleged to be due by the plaintiff
who WAS iniuded by a wire Of a pole
from one ofsthe defendants lines, while
driving along q street on aIdark night.
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Manti. was married on Thursday, May
81, to James Williams, mechanic
of Salt. Lake city,
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( Creator saltair This Year.
\ rsadi Copey Island Finest daitG
+ floor in the world. Round trip 25c.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1909-12-04

forums and on the stump. Here are
the names of some of the books:
Famous Orators of the World AMI
Their Orations," "Dunbar's Complete
Works." "This Country of Ours"
Farming by Inches" "Hiawatha," rs
ture," by 100 colored young men;
young Peoples History of the World"
Masterpieces of English Oratory," and
anything else not listed, call on or write
E. L. ROGERS, Agent,
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Colored Skin Made Lighter.

EN- manufactures
White spend millions
themselves
better
get
lighter colored
with itself
Makes
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ca metallic called
ed before will sraghten
go in
scalp with wonder Comb"
"a wonder Grow"-Fertizers
fertilizer
strengthens
1t can be heated into the scalp with wonder
Odor Wonder Powder"
thousands OF barred
horror thousands
invisible barrier
themselves Every living being should
lo) Odor Wonder Liquid is
with Odor wonder Powder
fragrance A great luxury for those It.
. I'D This pink variety of Complexion Wonde Creme is
She-Pnk Gives muao
beauty - - ~ MON eiea
Information book
uless agents wanted everywhere
CHEMICAL WONDER CO, RECTOR ST, NEW YORK
or M B. BERGER co. selling agents). address
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AT the East End Shoe Store, 1907 E.
Caplto' avenue, can be found the COL
ored papers, magazines and tracts. Stop
over there while ordering shoes and
call for something to read.
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1T Is no benefit to have given me
something, but it is a benefit to have
enabled me to obtain something for
myself. Emerson.
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That Negro Business Mems League
Is the timeliest thing of the last dec
ade organized here.
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How to Talk"-for sale at Thomp-
sons and Neal & Browns. Price 15c.
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The Dunbar
ewsCOmpanv

Is the place where all colored papers
and magazines can be had. Call at S15,
S13 E. Washington, or 3O6A S. 9Th. 1
purpose, step by step, to create reg
ular news store, handling all colored
literature, books. etc., also the big
Sunday dailies, and leading white mag
azines. Telephone 1913. E. L. Rogers,
Manager.
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FOR. RENT Que 5 room
house. good location near car line
See VIM. Woods. 1927 S. II, ST.,
Or a Perks jewelry store, East
Side Square.
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If the average colored person will
expend as many dollars in some kind
lodges and socials. his children will
have job when they grow up. Ell?
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-07-04
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gtafridlt b~erpahrbeitet, 70 Oiirfte Ser
5orifer nun ibon inter sipiliiirten
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