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Rockefeller
FOUNDATION

ico1r. resd.f
afiou she real estate hsla 81 see
fouuaation
1t i not tree Most e the states
exempt thr personal property ~
philanthrapic Institutions
What are Mr R,s sefeter's plans
FER the foundation Fl
Thee are world wilde Mr. Rpck
efeusr 9nea % fundamentals There
arr many sick ferApns IN che woFid
aii tl4e time Tire people shout thcta
viii aiuays care far them and give
them ald II Mr Reckrfellsr pro-
claimed that be- waaid ald she dts
dressed directly the word would -
abroad. Never msiud tire sick folks
Rocksfeller y helping thsn
Attacks p.ssass,
Thus. by thoughs>ss giving ~
might dry 40 ths springs II charity
IN others We have tried 50 aVold
thls Mr Rocksseiier attacks the
disease Cerebro- spinal meningitis
was killing thousands lm q terrible
way The death rate was so per
cent and the 20 per cent chat aur-
vived were afflicted for Tie Mr.
Rockefeller gave million FOR the
study ~ the disease When the phy-
sicians who used this money found
a way % cure the disease. sir Rock
efelier gave another s. 500 900 for
a hospital where patients might b.
taken The death rate frgm this
disease has uuN been reduced % 20
per cent. and the relatives ~ those
whu are attacked ~ it "a longer
ccsirs thar the victim shall de-
rather than survive only o. suffer
terrible pain and affiiction from it,
results
Education IS thc solution ~ our
difficulties and therefore That b. Mr..
Rockefeller chief aim Most ~ our
evils come from ignorance. and
when ignorance b done away with
many ~ our evils win disappear.
The chief aim - the foundation Mr.
Rockefeller has planned is Co Fsin
knowledge FOR the human race. 10
that Il can Itself combat 81 the evils
that arise through lNn0rance"
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spectacle people only reliable WnrfiHFr
agency ManN wealthy mnmbera fer.
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WANTED Men aud women tn learn
the barber trade Complete course 500
good wages Paid you while learning
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write Tor particulars
NATIONAL. RA RIDER COLLEGE.
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FURNIsHED HOUSES

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WANTED aNutN SO WnMEN. FtsGf.H
TO tEANN TELEPHONE HrFHArING.
PAID WHILE LEAuSiNg. IEnNA-
NEhI POSITIONS AT GOOD SAL
ARIES AFTER LEARNING. ATrIN fN
fENk0N rQ Mfes WNHUE SCHOOL
PRINCIPAL East OFFICE rME Pas
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return can bells thlng ~. y
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John B. Stetson Hats $500

The great majority OF our trade de
sire the Stetson soft hat Its intrinsic
quality makes this the lowest priced hat
10 buy. 1t keeps its shape, il retains its
finish and beauty. 1t lasts. Our Spring
line Of 1910 comprises every possible
shape and coloring
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-03
JUNE WEDDINGS.

LOGAN, June 2.-The advent Of June
has brought a lot Of applicants for
marriage licenses. More licenses were
issued yesterday than had been issued
in the preceding three weeks. Those Is
sued were to.
William 4. Squires of salt Lake city
and Neda Thatcher of Logan,
Thomas NJ. Ballard and Sarah 8.
Scott. both OF Logan.
Thomas Jepson and Annie T.. Chris
Jensen. both OF Mink Creek, Ida
Jacob Postel of Providence and Mary
Jensen of Logan.
George c. Linford and Alice Petersen
of 81. Charles. Ida.
= Victor o. Jackson and Ada II. Kicks.
both of Randolph, Rich county.
Milo Cantwell of Smithheld and Ellen
Reese OF Benson.
Orrin Roper and Pearlin Taylor, both
of Preston. Idaho.
The New Jersey academy of this city
ming In the Presbyterian church and
Rev. w NJ Paden Of salt Lake will
deliver the address TO the graduates,
who are four In number.
Yesterday afternoon the passenger
narrow escape from being derailed
Just this side of the town of Hyde
Park the train encountered two cows
one of them rolled under the wheels
and before the train could be stopped
had thrown the front trucks of the en-
CINE off the track. II was some time
before the trucks could he put back
on and the train proceed on its way.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-03
OGDEN BRIEFS.

Officers Robert Burke and Robert
Chambers OF ogden, who captured
Driscoll and Kennedy, murderers Of
Officer Riley of Salt Lake. have each
received $3.50 as their share of the re-
ward Of $1,000 offered by Salt Lake
city and the state for their arrest. The
Ogden officers had some difficulty So
curing their portion NJ the reward but
the matter was satisfactorily settled
wednesday afternoon.
Deputy Sheriff John j. Murphy is re-
ceiYipg the congratulations Of his
friends on the arrival of daughter
at his home.
Reports from the bedside of Or. j.
u. Carnahan, the veteran physician
who Is widely known all over northern
Utah, state that his condition is very
critical, he being unable to take any
solid nourshment. His son, Thomas
Carnahan, has returned home from
Nevada
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-03
NEPHI.
OPENING OF MAY TERM
OF DISTRICT COURT
tspecIal Corresnondence. D

NEPHI, Juab Co. Utah. May 81
Judge Greenwood commenced the regu-
lar May term OF court here this morn
ing by making "a partial setting Of the
calendar as follows.
State VS.. a. p. Springer; set for trial
June /.
state VS.. John Pulkinen; set for trisl
June 2.
state VS. Charles e, Bigler; set for
trial June 4
Il. w. Peterson vs.. Utah Consolidated
Plaster company: set for June 6.
The most important criminal case
that will be up for trial at this term Is
that OF the state against J. f. McCarty.
who. II viii be remembered. was
charged with criminal negligence in
permitting the train OF which he was
conductor on the San Pedro road. 10
come together In head on collision
with another passenger train just south
of Boulder. on the Harrington Cut
ON The accident happened about a
wear ago when one tramp was killed
who was riding on the brakes, and
several others were Injured The whole
of the afternoon was taken up today
in arguing a demurrer 10 the inforrna-
ton, alleging that the court has no
jurisdiction Of the offense. and also that
the information does not conform 10
the requirements OF the statute; and on
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-03
RICHFIELD.
SEWER COUNTY
EIGHTH GRADE GRADUATES
Especial Correspondence )

ESPECIAL Correspondence
RICHFIELD. Sewer Co. June l.
Following Is the list Of eighth grade
graduates from the thirteen districts
Redmond~Irene c. McKenna, Alonzo
Smith.
Sallna-John Barnard Violet Fancy,
Egsle Fem, Cardy Ditlivsen, Libby
West. Lillian Dahlshrude, Alonzo Pet
erson. Emma Murphy. Mary Herbert
Patria Akin, Dean Brown, Rachel Ras-
mussen, Dora Gates, Wilma Francy'
Howard Mathews. Norval crane. Edna
Herbert, Isaac Murphy, Ancil String
ham. Vlgo Christopherson, Cleona AM
derson Hazel Stevens, Duvai Strange,
Bertha Colby. Jarvis Martin.
Aurora-Lee Durfee, Cline Sorensen'
Lulu Payne, Ella Curtis.
Sigurd-Ida Dastrup, Ina Broadbent'
Venice-Odetta Cowley Laura Cow
ley, Boyd Buchanan. Clarence Davis
Louise Gardner.
Glenwood& Powell. Ailetta
Hacket.
Richneld-Ida Barlow. Vernon Erick-
son. Percival Jorgensen. Hazel Henrie,
Rosetta Hansen. Arthur Henrie. Estei-
la Anderson, Josie Skougaard, Mabel
Morrison, Sadie 1vie Elnora Farms
Worth Hazel Miller Agnes Poulsen,
CIeona Walker. Eva ogden, Peary
Seeyy, Orrin Ogilve, Julian Heppler,
.
Miller, Emma Thompson, Henry Ed
ward Christensen. Harold a. Chris
Hansen, Ralph Christensen, Mabel
Lewis, Alta johnson. Florian Morrison,
Uarda McCarty, Lucille Encc.
Anpabelia-Ella Hanchett. Clara
Gleaves Hannah Gleaves, Rebecca
Roberts.
Ceptral-Bertha Larsen. May Green
wood, Earl Hooten, Vilate HawleY.
Laura Staples. Gny Porter. Edwin
Crawford. Peter Christensen.
Elsjnore-Paulus SYedin, vivian
Foutin. Sylvia Foutin, Lillian Jensen,
Ruby hotter. Emily Sandal, Otto Rick.
George Woodward, Maurine Lee, Law
erne Smith, Marie Rasmussen. Louisa
Mortensen. Ira Lott. Christy Olsen.
Joseph,--Ethel Parker Mary Lea
WITT. Hattie Moore. Leandrew Gilbert
Virgil Parker, Earnest Wells. Pricilla
Willes
Monroe-Charlotte Jensen, Newell
Washburn. Hazel Ceilings. Della Nay
Glenette Clark Normal Grcgersen. FL
In Nielsen. Elma Magleby Glen Win
get. Chico Washburn. Savannah An
derson. Evan Jensen. Pearl Larsen.
Elwood simmons. Nora Higgins, Avey
Washburn. Beatrice Robinson, Freida
Wingct Leland TUT, Morris Hodges,
Cevc Winget.
Koosharcm-Heber Anderson. Orson
Raglev, Nancy j. Hatch. Hannah OIL
sen. Elnora Olsen. Nernaldo Hatch.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-03
OGDEN POLICE COURT.

ocnpN. June S--James waters ana
~, uooau we're each sentenced 20
Ig'', enc of IS or serve as member,
~ INV "chain gang" for an equal
lumber Of days after entering Pieas vi
nifty In police court Thursday morn
Ing ,,.. so,i,a having b. el
,.aoE and Mas placed under 80 bonds
snd ks case continued
r,i,b Garyos was charged WIN cls-
,..Sirs me peace but the court ia lea
"a sufficient evidence to warrant
W S zion and dismissed the case. h.
s,tima "A Jan was charged Win rs
.,,l,,ng Iohn Nash, "A miner. at Wilson
me an May 81. to which he eptefeI
~, AZ mot guilty The case Was
-rtinued and saklma was hela uhoef
~ s,sros ycgenos. Greek, entered \
"a ~ gulty to the charge of proeui
n, llouot Tor a minor and through his
e,torrey. asked for lcniency because of
M Youth and ignorance OF the law
Tbe court imposed a fine of $50 or %
4,,. and instructed the parents OF the
III ubo bought the whisky to look
,esr their b0y more carefully In the
pture vegenos paid his fine
Asolph Anderson OF Birch Creek was
,Asrced with diverting a certain stream
N water from the property OF Mary
4. Sienhens and others. 10 which ne
,r,snd a plea Of not guilty. His case
VA. continued and he WINS allowed TO
20 on his own recognizance'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-03
REMAINS OF HY. McFAR LAND
ARRlVE-FUNERAl SATURDAY

OGDEN. June Funeral services
.'ei the remains Of Hyrum McFar-
hhl. VINO met his death In n railroad
,Wident az Carlin, New. shortly be-
lor midnight on Tuesday, will be held
~ the FIRST ward Westinghouse at II
euock Saturday morning. The remains
ven brought to Ogden Thursday
morning by T., Mcfarland. "A brother
asa Howard Skeen, who went to New
"a as soon as the sad news was re-
tIed at Ogden. The details OF his
sa.n ere very meager as there were
~ Flmesses To the sad affair. He left
m note at Carlln about 1918 pm.
sna mad an appointment with some
,-.tfs az 1890 When he failed to re-
I'm hls friends started Ia look for
s.m ana 20 their horror found his
. , ,ld BODY near the railroad track
sui s.oll distance from the depot II Is
,srpsed mat ne was run over by a
,.vsgn freight train which passed
~" e1uon short time before.
ar Mcfarland. who was rs wears Of
ss,,. survived by a wife and Ave
~, ,11i l and a number Of brothers
n nv o sisters His entire life was spent
4 Dsueh and immediate vicinity and
nrse circle Of friends and acouaint-
4"''s mourn his death
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-03
Union CARPENTERS
STRIKE FOR HIGHER PAY
activity CurtaiIcd Pending
b'''s sr,,le,ncnt--contrnc,ors Want
sliding Scale.

my lime s-Following denial
GU 1.,ropd for an increase from
ai ,ssS per day, a large number OF #.
wv l,,,epters walked out Thursday
Da'" ~ and as result building ae-
'a4 an an parts OF the city Is cur
W." The leaders Of the carpenters
nN'' 80 mat they will not Work
vnoli ,s So Increase has been granted
onlH t"y prominent contractors state
several peat objection to the increase
iai ss a. many Of he cSrpente a S are no.
lsya 1s Of earning $50 per bay, dSy 'o trnaS
q lnl,.Or Al opinion Is that slld'ns
Thi sy ,a5glng from $3.50 to $3.50 pc;
1,I .eceSta6ic. An enort is being GIN, mad SIe
, adjust the matter oa in an ,h aH''' I be
m.nh .s. nll not last longer than "a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-03
NEW INCORPORATION.

OGDEN. June 3.-Articles of incor-
poration Of the G. \. Smurthwalte
Grain a Milling company have been
filed with the county clerk. The COM
shares Of the par value OF 800 each
The purpose OF the organization is to
carry on Il general grain, milling, ele-
Nator and produce business and the
principal place OF business is ogden.
The officers are G. A. Smurthwaite,
president and general manager; Alfred
Smurthwaite vice president; w. r.
TOller, secretary, and II. q. Smurth-
waite, treasurer These with Alexander
Chatelain form the board OF directors.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-03
PROCTOR COMMENCEMENT.

PROVO June 3-Commencement eN-
ercises were held in the Proctor acade-
my last evening before a large and APP
preciative audience. The interesting
program heretofore published in The
News was rendered
Rev. Elmer /. Goshen delivered an
earnest, eloquent address to the gradu-
ates. He inculcated honesty and an
earnest purpose in life, and encouraged
the graduates to select a pursuit in life
which required work OF the hands, and
scored the prevalent sentiment that IL
Is more respectable 20 work at some
clerical or professional business than
on the farm and at mechanical work,
Rev. Goshen awarded the diplomas
20 the list Of graduates as previously
published,
Miss Emma Lundbcrg was given an
academic department scholarship for
the highest percentage in the eighth
grade
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RECENT DEATHS

JOHNSON, NILS G.--At his homo
mt Folks Store. Canyon county
Idaho, Mis- O.. Johnson died MAY .
1910, OF lung trouble lie was born 10
kristianstad, sweden, March 10, 1850
ana emigrated TO Utah In 1881, for tho
gospels sake. He was the father Of ~
children Three SONS and his wife
survive him He was a faithful mem
Der OF the Church.
ERICKSON, MRS. AMELIA-At
her home In the First ward. Prove
utah county Utah. Mrs. Amelia Erick-
son died June ]. 1910, OF appendicitis.
She WIS born in Provo June 4. 1850
and her home has been there all her
life. one son, Clarence Erickson, hot
her aged mother, Mrs. Marinda NJ
Glazier, aud many other relative
survive her. The funeral VIII be he'll
Saturday I'm the First ward meeting
house. commencing at fl O'Clock. TIC
remains can be viewed at the resi-
denco, 316 south Second East street.
from $3.50 to 1880. Saturday forenoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-03
RICHFTELD BRIEFS.

Decoration day was appropriately OBJ
served In Richheld. Business houses
were all closed and the people gener-
ally laid their work aside TO do honor
to the departed dead.
In the district court recently I'm the
case of Hattie Peterson ". August T.
Peterson, plaintiff was granted a de-
cree OF divorce and awarded sl2 per
month for care and custody OF two
minor children.
Marriage licenses have recently been
issued to Charles r. Coons and Kate
Peterson of Richhold and Frank T.
Nielsen and Nettie g. Willardson Of
Redmond. The former couple will be
married IN the Salt Lake temple and
the latter I'm Manti this week
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-03
MRS, EELs LNID TO REST.

o,.- ~ June Funeral services
Have remains Of Mrs. Bertha A.
noon ., ~ We're held Thursday after
psSos" Ihe l.indquist funeral chanel
IN Robert McQuarrie presiding
forai ,.ilce was very large and the
snes.,. ",uutes We're beautiful. The
Shorten Mere John McQuarr:e. George
vas f,r, snu bishop McQuarrie. Music
cna vsr5 saeI by members NJ the SEC
rends,esp 'hoir and Miss Ellen Thomas
ds,mty SOLO 4 Know That Nv RE-
-.NtS' Miss Elsie shorten
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-03
FRANCHISE FOR GAS PLANT
JUNE WEDDINGS

Especial Correspondence. ,
LOGAN, June AT the meeting Of
the city council last evening, a petition
was presented by r. L. Campbell OF
this city asking for franchise for gas
plant that he and other parties intend
TO establish here II the necessary in
ducements are offered The matter was
referred to committee composed of
the mayor and Councilmen Hayball.
QuaYle, Evans and Merrill. 1t IS said
that X. s. Campbell and other parties
from salt Lake city are the real pro-
motors of the scheme.
The sections report for the last quar-
ter was presented TO the council and
II showed total of 30 deaths for that
pcriod--nine of them being caused by
pneumonia, and five by scarlet fever.
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DEsERET EVENING NEWS FRIDAY JUNE 3 1910

the further ground that the informa-
ion does not contain IA statement Of
the acts constituting an offense In such
cases The court took the matter under
ad visement.
There seems To be a great deal of
public sympathy for MIR. McCarty.
whom, II Is alleged. has borne an ex-
cellent reputation with the railroad
company: and who Is unusually popular
with his fellow railroad men.
II the demurrer Is overrued the case
win be set for trial at this term, as the
state Is ready and the defendant rs
very anxious to have II over with.