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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-29
PEOPLE OF FOURTH WARD
HAVE ENJOYABLE TIME

"A happy smile and a light heart
seemed 10 be the motto OF the multi
tude that responded to the call of the
bishoprlc of the Fourth ward of the
Ogden Stake. To join them in ward
reunion last Wednesday evening NOT
for many years has there been such a
gathering in the ward. Fully five hun
dred people listened TO the excellent
program of songs, short speeches and
music.
After the program had been render
ed all went 10 the banquet room.
where luncheon. consisting Of sand
wiches ice cream and cake, was
served by the young men and young
ladies OF the ward The luncheon
over, The entire company was drawn
by sweet strains OF music to the
amusement hall. where dancing was
indulged in until midnight
The spirit of make others happy
and you will yourself he happy" pre-
vailed and all departed from the fes
tive scene with the words, Thank
you. this is the best time we have
ever had in the ward
On the following day. Thursday, at
o'clock in the afternoon. about COO
children OF the ward. under Ia years
OF age. were entertained with dane
Ing and feasting.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-29

H. n Keener was arrested by or
fcer Robert Burk last evening on the
charge OF violating the quarantine
regulations of the city and taken to
his home where he, with his family,
Is being kept under close quarantine
Tor smallpox.
The officer found Mr.. Keener at
work in a factory where large num-
ber OF people are employed and 1t Is
feared by tho health officers that ser.
ious results may follow.
The case against MIR. Keener will
not be called in court until the quar-
antine is raised at his home, which
will not be until ii Is thoroughly dem
onstrated that The place is entirely
free from contagion.
Both the Madison and the sub-high
school buildings arc being fumisatod
today and the schools Will continue
Monday. unless something unforeseen
occurs TO prevent H. IL is hoped. and
rnther expected. tbnt there will bc
no cases of smallpox from the ex-
posure through the attendance OF the
Keener children at the schools, but
every precautlon Is beirg taken. Chill
dren who were seated near the Keen
er children will be requested to dis
Infect their clothing and exercise 9th
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-29

Kansas City, Mo. Jan. 29.-That the
United States in It's unpreparedness
for war is unwIttinGly tempting Japan
10 attack her. was The declaration OF
Horace Newton Allen OF Toledo. o..
former minister to Korea in an ad
dress before the Knife and Fork club
here last night
Prior 10 the japan China war" con-
unued Mr. Allen. Japan had spies all
through China. SO that she knew the
latterS weakness better than did the
Chinese themselves The same is true
of the Russian conflict In both cases
IT was the weakness of her antag-
oDists thai led Japan to war Shall
we offer her any such temptation? 1t
locks as II we were bent on doing SO
When Japan has taken Hawaii, az
military authorities say she could
overnight. as 1t were, she could land
a quarter OF million men on the Pa
clfic coast In twenty days. while We
could not get 100000 there In three
months But if Japan did make war
on us. 1t would be the end OF Japan
for we could sacrifice every son and
spend every dollar, II necessary. in re-
coDquering our country
Mr. Allen believes that should ia
pan decide to make war on the United
States she Will do so within the next
five years. before the completion of
the Panama canal and the expiration
of the Japanesc-Engllsh treaty.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-29
DEER CAUGHT 7
in OG DEN
CAN[ ON

A live deer was captured In Ogden
canyon this morning by the force of
men employed by the Ogden Rapid
Transit company in protecting the
grade OF the car track from high
water
1t appears that the deer had been
frightened somewhere farther up the
canyon from where the men were at
work, and that. in its frenzled flight
TO get away. 1t came suddenly upon
the men at work The animal turned
Its course, but, the mountain being so
PERCEPTIONS on the north side of the
track, its only alternative was TO
plunge into the river on the south
side. This II did. bur In So doing
broke one of It's legs and became so
entangled in the rocks and debris In
the river that 1t was easily captured
The frightened animal was captured
by the men and 10 rid 1t fthe suf-
fering It was undergoing because of
the broken limb, II was killed The
carcass was brought down from the
canyon this morning and turned over
to Warden Van der VlIes.
II Is reported that deer arc becom.
Ing plentiful In tho mountains east OF
Ogden
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-29
KFENER FAMILY
is QUARANTlNED
Arrested and Taken to His Home Twenty fifth Street
School Children Who Were Exposed Smallpox Are to be
Closely observed-sohoos Are Fumigaed and
Will Reopen Monday.

er precautions against contracting or
spreading the disease.
Sanitary Inspector Poultor instruct
ed the principals of the two schools to
open them Monday morning. but to
keep a close observation OF all the
students and the moment There are In
dications Of illness to immediately adj
wise the health authorities. or, II stu
dents romain at home within the next
few days, to report the same TO thu
officers and they will inquire as to the
reason.
When visited yesterday afternoon
by tho deputy sanitary inspector. Ms
Keener and her daughter stated en-
phatically that Mrs. Kecner did not
have smallpox and that the doctors
had told her that 1t was chickenpox
Mrs. Keener. however, refused to giyo
The names of the doctors.
IL was learned that DIR. McCune had
been called. and the report was CIT
culated that he had pronounced tho
case TO be chickenpox. but In brief
conversation over the telephone this
afternoon, DR.. McCune stated that
when he learned that the city physi-
clan had the case In hand, he refused
Ia have anything to do With It: tnst
he did not examine the case nor make
any statement az TO the disease
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LIBERALS AND
UNION|STS TIE

London. Jan 2S.-The position OF
the parties tonight ia as follows: I'm
ionists 264; Liberals 263: Laborites
40; Natlonalists n. Now that tho
electoral struggle is on the point OF
closing. the curious effect is seen of
both conflicting parties claiming vic,
tory and both basing their claim with
plausible arguments. broadly speaking.
on tho question OF FREQ trade against
protection.
1t cannot be said that the elections
have decided anything and II is diff
ficult to Judge whether the country as
n whole IS tending one vay or the
other
According to contentious Of liberals.
industrial communities already have
decided TO adhere to free trade and
all that remains for them 10 do Is ia
complete the conversion OF the agri-
cultural population According to con-
servauvos the education OF the peoi
pie Is proceeding at "a great pace and
1t IS only question OF tlme until the
chamberlain party will bo triumphal.
AS to the immediate course OF busi.
ness. II seems generally agreed that.
unless tho nationalists offer serious
opposition Chancellor Lloyd Georges
budget, as It loft tho last house Of
commons will again be sent up to the
lords, which this timo Will accept 1t.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-29
ROBIN HOOD
REAPPEARS
he and His Band Are
Robbing the Rich
Of Missouri

Kansas City, Mo, Jan. pa mod
ern Robin Hood is plying his trade 10
Kansas City. When last seen he was
disappearing with his band of two intn
the woods on the east outskirts OF thf
city, after having robbed ]. r. I.anden
trusted collector of a prominent la
cal coal aud grain company. OF sSlS o,
the firms money and refusing to talk,
30 belonging to Landen personally.
The robbery occurred yesterday al
ternoon in a sparsely settled district
Landen, while driving along the road.
was held up by three men who. afte,
relieving him of wallet -containina
the FIRMS money emphasized their de-
mands for more booty by showing a re-
yolver In his face and ordering him 10
shell ont some more"
Landen produced single fve-dollar
bill, protesting that It was his own
property and was all tho money he
had
We'll. We don't want it then" was
the surprising declaration OF tho
spokesman. ''We rob only the rich.
keep 1t for your wife and kids"
The robbers then bound Landen to
a tree and escaped. Flo managed to
FREQ himself and give the alarm. A
squad Of mounted police secured the
woods until darkness. but no traces Of
the highwaymen were found.
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tIucbcock, the witness testified. that
Individual lawyers were informing
him of official action on matters of
which the secretary of the interior had
NOT been advised. tt.;chcock told
Hermann that such procedure must
he stopped. or the secretary would
himself take measures 10 stop Il
For the defense Colonel Worthing
ion opened by introducing mass of
documentary evidence consisting of
official reports made by Hermann and
correspondence signed by him as
commissioner. lhesc documents
showed that Hermann had on repeac
cd occasions spoken of the frauds
In the exchange OF school lands. in
cluded within the reserves for gov
ernment lands located outside the re.
serves. Also that Hermann had in
several instances opposed the crea-
tIon Of new forest reserves. or the eX-
tension of the boundaries of those al
ready established. Indicating that he
would continue his opposition until
the lieu land law had been repealed
or amended 90 as to provide that the
land within reserve could be OK.
changed only for land Of like charac
ter outside OF the reserve.
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LOCAL BREvITIEs.

From Evanston-MiSs Ethel Arlond
and sister Florence OF Evanston. Wyo-
ming, are visiting Mrs. ], p Burke.
Funeral Services at West Weber
Impressive and largely attended fun
eral services were held yesterday ut
II a. m In the West Weber meeting
house over the remains of VIM. II.
Hadley Kindred and friends Glled
the house To oyerflowlnS. Counsellor
Nathan Hawks presided The ward
choir furnished a number Of selcc-
tions and Clarence Greenwell sang
two beautiful solos. "Will There BE a
Star In My Crown" and Il Know That
My Redeemer Lives The speakers
were Archibald Mcfarland, Bishop
Robert Mcfarland, Willard Carver.
Alexander Faddis. {. j. A Lindquist
and n. Hawks. The floral offerings
were numerous and beautiful. The in
terment was in West Weber cemetery.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-29
JOHN M. WHITT0N is
SHOWING IMPROVEMENT

John NJ. Whitton. who has been ser
iously Ill ever since November. was
taken TO Salt Lake City this week
for special treatment Mrs. Whitton
feels somewhat encouraged from the
latest reports upon the condition of
her husband.
+ MIR. Wilton made his home at
LeadvTlle. Colo, almost from the time
Of the founding OF that city, until
his removal to Ogden about four
years ago.
He has been well known in Ogden
since the boom days in 1889, when he
invested in property here. He has
many friends In the mountain states
who will heartily wish To hear OF
his recovery at an early date.
Jack Whitton. only son Of the
sick man. Is an officer on the U. s. 8
South Dakota, and a recent letter
from Washington. d. C., says that
the first squadron of the Pacific fleet
returning from Asiatic waters will
reach San Francisco about February
10. when tho young man. who made
friends In ogden several years ago.
will doubtless have the opportunity OF
visiting his father.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-29
OLSON HAS
BEEN F FOUND
In the Organs of Col.
Swope and His
Nephew

Kansas City, Jan. 29-Poison has
been found In the organs Of Col. Thos.
II. Swope and his nephew, Chrsman,
and upon this finding the heirs OF the
dead millionaire will demand an In
yestigation by the state TO ascertain
the cause of the death last fall OF
these two men. This definite state,
men was made today by a representa-
tive of the Swope estate following the
receipt of a partial report OF the chem
lists of Chicago.
The poison, 1t is stated, was found
in the livers and not In the stomachs
of the dead men.
Chicago. Jan. 2s.-If traces Of ar
senic OF strychnine are found in the
organs of the late Col. Thos. Swope
and Chrisman Swope, they were not
injected into the bodies as a part of
the embalming fluid. The manufac-
turers oil the fluid state today that
tney used neither OF these poisons in
It's composition.
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ELECT IONS
ARE OVER
Liberals Require the
Support Of the Irish
to Hold Power

London. Jan 29.-The general cleo
tlonS for members of the new parlia-
ment are at an end with the exception
OF seven constituencies. the returns
from which can be forecasted conf
IDENTITY, and the tripartite coalition of
Liberals. Laborites and Irish National
lists Will find themselves In the ma
joTity with an advantage OF 122 seats
In this combination. however. there
are included some ten OBrienites and
Healeyites. who are sworn opponents
OF the budget and OF any trucking to
any other Saxon party.
The chief practical result of the
elections is the marked weakening Of
the position OF the ministry, which at
the time of the dissolution of the last
parliament commanded clear majori-
ty of So over all other parties com.
bined,
In the new house of commons. the
Liberals Will be unable 10 1egislate
without the support OF the National
lists, and the latter will be in a posi-
ton TO throw them out at any time
they see fl unless the UnIonists come
10 their help. as Is conceivable under
certain circumstances
With two gains today, the Unionists
scored 4 total of 126. The Liberals
caDtured the Jarrow division OF Dur
ham county from the Labor party, Civ
ing them total of twenty gains The
Laborites have but single gain, and
many losses. so they return to parlia.
ment IA short of their number In the
last house.
There are rumors Of the possibility
OF actual coalition between the Liberal
and Labor parties, through the
appointment OF TWO Laborites in the
cabinet, but the labor vote appears 10
be too welded TO its independence to
approve such a proposal.
Sir Charles w Dixie. Liberal. for
the Forest of Dean division of Glou-
cestershire. was among today's sue
cessful candidates.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-29
WORLDS MARKET Is
STOCK MARKET FEVERISH
DURING THE DAY

New York, Jan. 29.-The opening
stock market today was generally dull
and fluctuations were narrow and
mixed Two thousand shares of Union
Pacific sold at lS5 to 1S5 1-2. compared
with l35 rs last night United States
Steel fluctuated somewhat feyerishly.
rnnning of 5-S and rallyins 3-S.
American Wooleu lost IL, L. & n l..
and American Smelling SIS. The mar
ket gathered strength when the sell
ing orders were cleared. mp and there
was a general brisk advance, in which
the prominent railroads and indus
trials figured coDspicuously. Reading
gained 2, Union Pacific 3-S and South
ern Pacific J. Trading became quiet
at the highec level
The closp was rather heavy and dull.
Prices mQyed up again Into the late
dealings. Gains in Reading reached
? l-2. Pittsburg Coal pfd. il-2, Union
Pacific Is, Illinois Central 13-4.
Delaware G. Hudson 2. and st. Paul,
A;ohison. Great Northern pfd. the Ore
cts. Chicago & Alton. Union Pacific
pld.. Amalgamated Copper. United
States Steel. General Electric. l.
Pacific Telephone ptd sold at a de-
cline OF 4 IL.
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PROSECUTION RESTS
IN HERMAN CASE

Portland Jan. 2s.-The prosecution
today rested its case in the trial CT
former Congressman Bingcr Hermann
charged with conspiracy 10 defraud
the government and without loss of
time. the defense befgan the intro.
ductlon OF testimony No sufficient
progress had been made when court
adjourned TO disclose the line 1t will
follow.
w. Scott Smith. private secretary
to Secretary of the Interior Hitchcock
was the last witness for the govern
ment and testified that early In 1901,
the secretary sent for Commissioner
Hermann and called his attention to
serious leaks in his department
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Chics7o Livestock.

Chicago. Jan, 29.-Cottle-Receipts
estimated at 500: market dull and
weak. Beeves. s410175O: Texas
steers. sS.75@4.s5: Western steers
ss00G5.9o; sIockers and feeders. s3 90
95.40, cows and heifers. s2.OO6s. so;
calves, S700@9.25.
Hogs-Receipts estimated at Is 900:
market weak and lower. Light. s7e5
@S.35: mixed, SS.05TSA5. heavy
ss.15GS.t5; rough. $S15Gs.25: good
10 choice heavy, $S25GS.45. pigs. &c 40
@790. bulk Of sales, ss30ds.4O.
SheeD-Receipts estimated at 000.
market steady. Native. 80 9OG5 90
western. sS.9o95.9O: yearlincs Sc rs
1775. lambs. native, ss.oOGS 40
western. $6.000s30.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-29
A ReLIcT,

A colored man died without medical
attendance. and the coroner went 10
investigate
Did Samuel Williams live here?"
he asked the weeping woman who
opened the door,
"Yessuh.p she replied between sobs.
II want TO see the remains"
Il is de remains" she answered
proudly Everybody's Magazine.
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NO FLOWERS FOR THEM.

New York. Jan. 2o.-FoIlowing the
example Of Yale and somc colleges In
The middles west. Fordham university
juniors have voted TO taboo flowers at
their annual prom" next week. The
committee says that they are a heavy
expense. are cumbersome and likely
to stain their ladies' gowns.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-29
HORRIBLE
|MURDE R
Woman Put to Death
in Her Home in
Cincinnati

Cincinnati. Jan, 29-Her clothes
saturated with oil, pieces of lace tied
binding her feet, the scorched body
OF Mrs Alice VanZandt was found
lying across a gas stove In the kitch-
en- at her home. GA Richmond street.
today. Every indication points to muir
der. the police say.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-29
HYLAND AND BROCK
FIGHT TO A DRAW

Memphis. Tenn, Jan. 9S,-After
eight rounds of fast fighting and much
punishment to both men. honors were
declared even between Dick Hyland
OF San Francisco and Phil Brock OF
Cleveland tonight. In the first four
rounds the advantage was all in
Brooks favor. but in the latter part
Hyland retaliated.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-29
SECOND MARRIAGES ARE
HAPPIEST, SAYS A JUDGE

New York. Jan 29.-"As a rule sec
ono marriages are the happiest," said
eH-Judge Dlttenhonerof OF New York
Ia on Interview" published here today.
ihc woman who marries fo- sec
ohd lime. he continues, is more APT
TO make a happy home, because she IS
more settled more domestic, more
prdudent She has prohted by her mis-
takes"
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have The case ovor with. az a lengthy
civil calendar awaits him,
YOUNG PEOPLE ATA SURPRISE.

A surprise party wos given Thurs
day evening at the homo OF Lawrence
end James Gale. Refreshments wero
served. Those present were: Norah
Dalton, Ivy Boyle, Minue Rhodes
Melba Bramwell. Florence Rhodes.
Cleopha Stevens, Gladys Richardson.
Rayona Boyle, HERNIA Gale, Monte
Stevenson. Gilbert Murphy. Lee John.
son. Glen Stalling, Lloyd StallinG, Nor
man Boyle. Harvey Boyle, Lawrence
and James Gale, Mr.. Billy Evans Of
Indiana and Mr.. Bob Piper OF Salt
Lake.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-29
Many Persons Have Disappeared in CreviceS
Suddenly Opened Under Their Feet ard
Others Are Swept Away in Sewers

police at Worcester today and WAS
brought here for a hearing In the dis
trict court. When Hall was taken into
court he waved examination and plead
cd not guilty to a charge OF larceny.
Judge Clarke held tho treasurer in
$1,000 bonds, which was furnished.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-29
BLACK HAND
SICILY ANS
Fourteen Are Found
Guilty in a Court
in Ohio

Toledo, Jan. 29-All OF the four
teen Sicilians on trial here charged
with Black Hand conspiracy. were
found guilty by Jury in the federal
court today.
Salvatore Lima, the leader, was SEN
fenced to l6 years imprisonment
Agostine Marfisi. VincenZo Arrigo and
Salvatore Rizzo were granted new
Others were sentenced for periods
ranging from two to ten years.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-29
CHICAGO Close,

chicago Close,
Chicago. Jan. -Wheat-January
112 ga, May, Ill l4m1tt S-S; July
101 3-S@101 IL.
Corn-January. 62 81: May. &c 5'S;
July. &c 12.
Oats-January, AZ is: May. 46 "a;
July. 4S 3-S
Pork-Ianuary. S2O.C5; May, 500 S5;
July. S2O92 l2.
Lard-January. S1175, May. sl1.7O,
July. $t162 l-2
Ribs-January. sl1.5O; May. SLIPS
@1137 12: July, s1l.S5.
Rye-Cash. 81.
arloyB, 62@71.
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OEFAulrINe treasurer 1AkeN.

Worcester. Mass, Jan. 2S-After
secluding himself for more than a
week, John A Han. treasurer OF the
Southbridge Savings bank. who is
charged with the larceny OF $4,000
Of the banks funds, surrendered 10 the
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-29
Omaha LlvertooL

Omaha jan 29.-Catue-ReceIn,s
100: market unchanged. '''
Roga-R Receipts, 5000. nor,,o,
stoady. Heavy. sS.IOHS. 20 mi~od cd
sS.oo@s10: ligft. s7.9O6g1o. nios
$G.55@755; bulk OF sales. IS oo7s 30 20
Sheep-Receipts. 200. market
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Chicago Produce.

Chicago. Jan. steady;
creameries. 25G3Oo. dairles. 24d29c-
Eggs-Stcady; tirsts. 31c; prime
firstS. 22c-
Cheese-Steady; dairies. II 1-2c;
young Americas. 16 1.2G16 S-4c.
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Sudar Market.

New York, Jan. 9-Sugar-Raw.
firm; Muscavado. SO test. 1851; cen
trifugal, &c test. s4.0S@411; molasses
sugar, SO test. $9.39@3.36. Refined,
steady: crushed. $3.50, granulated,
S5.15; powdered, s525.
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Los Angeles. Cal. Jan. 2S.-By de-
nying a re-hearing OF the case Of st.
Clare Perry against the city OF Los
Angeles. the state supreme court to-
day established the right of a munich
pality to employ day labor In construc-
tlon work instead Of letting contracts
TO the highest bidder.
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GREAT FLOOD IN PARIS SUBS|D|NC
BUT THE CITY IS STILL IN DANGER

steady Ycarlings. S6A5@755: weth-
ers. S500@600; ewes, st7565.5o.
lambs. $7i0@Sl5.
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WEBER ACADEMY AL UMNI
NOTES AND S0ClAlS

Miss Olive Belnap entertained the
members oil the class of '06 at her
home. 2155 Madison avenue. Friday.
Jan 20. Dainty refreshments were
served and very enjoyable evening
was spent. Mr.. Henry Jensen was
present He departs for mission TO
England Feb. 4.
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Natal Market

New York. Jan. 2s-Copper nomi-
nally unchanged.
Silver-52 1-4cs
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All Alumni members are looking
forward TO the midwlnter ball. to oc-
cur Feb. 4th. About 600 invitations
have been sent ont, and the officers
arc putting forth great effort to make
It one Of the biggest social events of
the season.
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Mr.. II. Raymond Bingham has re-
GENTLY returned from d mission 10 Ger
many. Those absent are: Geo r.
Doxey, president~os the class, who is
laboring as a missionary In New Zea-
land: VIM. Mckay who Is acting as
president of the Zurich conference In
Switzerland: Mr. John NJ Belnap and
J. Earl Ballantyne are laboring In Ger
many; Frank Becroft is at the State
University and graduates this year
with Bachelor OF Science degree: !:
Carrie Anderson Miller at present re-
sides in Chicago. Jennie Groberg
Woods was also member of that
class.