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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-08
EUROPEANS REAP
HARVEST OF COIN
EccleS Returns From Old Coun-
try and Tells How Cities
Thrive off the Tourists.
Especial 20 The neutrality-suspicious.

Especial 70 ne Herald Republican,
ogden. sept David Eccles. mill
iionairc hnancier. and his daughter.
Lila. returned last night from a three
months tour OF Europe. While away
Rfr Ecclcs visited his old home at
Paisley. seven miles from Glasgow.
Scotland. FOR the first time I'm forty
seven years The fnaucier spent much
tirnc there gathering things Of inter-
est connected with his boyhood. and
"a number Of relics Of the great clan
Of Tsrton. TO which his ancestors be-
longed. lie was "a years old when he
left Paisley to come TO America.
Speaking Of European financial
conditions. Mr.. Eccies expressed sur
prise az the excellent state Of affairs
In tho great money ccnters OF France
and her money system he had much
20 say. complimeuting the French on
their plan Of never borrowing money
from outside sources The French
government. when &C issues bonds. dis
poses or them in the country. so that
no cxorbitaut Interest is continually
drained from the country 90 outside
sources.
Mr.. Eccles is chiefly grieved over
the enormous amount OF money spent
On the old world by American tourists.
from which there seems 90 be no re-
turns through trade channels This
tourist traffic e. all that keeps many
OF the European cities alive. he says.
Asked regarding home conditions.
he had little to say other than that
conditions are fair enough so far as
the present outlook is concerned. OF
the federal lumber and land fraud
cases pending against him in the
northwest. he had nothing TO say.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-08
TRIAL PROCEEDS SLOWLY
Physical Condition Of Plaintiff In
Damage suit Il Causing Con-
siderable Delay.
Especial % The Neutrality-suspicious.

Especial % The Herald Republican,
ogden. sept. THE physical con-
dition OF the plaintiff IS causing much
delay in the trying OF the case Of Mary
q. Jepperson vs.. the oregon Short
Line Tor $4,000 damages Tor injuries
sustained I'm the wreck OF the Malad
motor car last February. Miss Jep-
person has to be helped 60 and from
the witness stand, and frequent re-
ccsses are taken by the court TO allow
her 20 regain her cOmpOsure.
Miss Jeppersou. on the stand today.
testified that for two months after the
accident she was IN a semi-cOnscious
state. barely cognizant OF what went
on around her. and that ever since she
left the hospital she has been a nerv-
Gus wreck and utterly helpless Added
90 this IS insomnia resulting from the
shock. and a loss OF seventeen pounds
In flesh.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-08
USES CLUB OR CROWBAR
TO SECURE HIS B0ARDERS
lsnecLaI II u meraIa- RenuhILean.l

tSpecial 20 The Herald-Republican-)
ogden. sept That John y.
Rowe, section boss for the Southern
Pacific. is I'm the habit OF forcing the
single men under him To eat at his
boarding house by use Of "a Crowbar or
any other handy means ~ persuasion,
was brought out in police court this
morning when Bowe was called on a
charge Of assault upon Joe Miller.
BOwe pleaded not guilty and the case
was continued. According to the COM
plant. Miller. who is section hand
under Bowe. refused 10 eat at the lat
ter's boarding house. whereupon B0we
attacked him with a club. severely in
jurinE him about the head.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-08
PASTOR GOES TO PUEBLO.
Especial TO The neutrality-suspicious.

Especial TO The Herald Republican,
ogden, sept. Word has reached
here Of the appointment Of Rev G. W.
McCreery. formerly Of the First Meth
odist church OF ogden. TO the pulpit
Of the North Avenue Methodist church
OF Pueblo. Colo. The appointment was
made by the Colorado conference yes
terday
The Rev Mr.. McCreerv left ogden
TO accept whatever position was given
him by the Colorado conference. He
writes that he IS well pleased with the
appointment. Il giving him opportunity
20 carry on certain social work among
the foreign employees OF the great plant
or the Colorado Fuel & Iron company.
near which the church is located
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-08

HAS NARROW ESCAPE
FROM DEATH UNDER TRAIN
lspeclal DO The Herald-Repl

Especial to The Herald-Republican.)
Layton. Sept. 7.--According 60 intor-
nation received here. Hyrum Adams. a
prominent shoepman OF this place. had
a narrow escape from death in chicago
n fevv davs ago Mr.. Adams went to
the Illinois city with car Of sheep
and while attempting to alight from
a moving train slipped and fell under
another train that was moving on an
adjoining track. He rolled under "a
car. between the forward and BACK
trucks. Realizing that his only posi-
HE chance Of escape lay In remaining
where he was. he flattened hlmseI
against the roadbed and several cars
na ssed over him. He escaped with a
Jew bruises and cuts Of no serious
rougeuupnce.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-08
DYSPEPSIA

Having taken your wonderful cssca-
rets' for three months and being entirely
cured of stomach catarrh and dyspepsia,
l think a word Of praise IS due to
'cascarets' for their wonderful compost
ton. I have taken numerous other so
called remedies but without avail, and l
6nd that Cascarets relieve more in a day
than all the others have taken would in
a year" James McGune.
los Mercer ST., Jersey City, n. ].
Peasant. Paistable. Potent. Taste Good
DO Good Never Sicken. Weaken OF Grips.
lOc.z Soc Never sold IN bulk. The gen
une tablet stamped &C c Guarsnteed 80
~ A~~f~
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-08
ANERICAN ROM NOTES.

Especial TO The Herald-Rcpuollcaul
American Fork. Sept The eight
year-old son OF r. IT. puffin is con-
broken leg. the result OF being kicked
by horse while returning from ltign-
land.
Oliver Thornton, son % Amos Ih9Ih-
ton has come home from Iona. Ida,
suffering with "A severe attack OF ty-
phoid fever.
The district schools OF this place
opened Yesterday. with an enrolment
OF over $50 in the grades and s. in tho
HiEh school The opening this season
comes under very favorable conditions
the buildings having been improve ],
tho high school number 81 new
courses viii be Installed
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-08
AUTO OWNERS TO MEET.
VIII DiscusS Plans for Grand AUTO
mobile Parade az Ogden.

ogden. sept. Ogden auto own
ers will meet Friday night at the
Weber club 90 perfect plans for their
share Of Che entertainment Co be given
the delegates Co the intcrwountain
good roads convention. 60 be held here
september % Co IS. An effort viii be
made 60 have every ogden auto that
err be spared In the great auto
parade. scheduled for the first day %
the convention. The delegates viii
ride in these autos as guests or the
ogden Auto club. and later will be
turned over Co the -Four states fair
officials 60 complete the evening o.
Measure. Plans Tor the great auto
paradc will be discussed In detail Fri
dnv night ~ is thought that several
hundred autos from an parts of the
state viii take part
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-08
.PINGREE GETS JUDGMENT
judge Howell Readers Decision In Case
Against ogden Northwestern
Railroad Company.


Especial 20 The Hcrald-Rcpublica
ogden. Sept. Tn a decree modified
81 the order Of the supreme court.
judge u. 4. Howell TODAY handed down
a decision I'm the complicated case of
anUu tfUaFNt aAalNeA Nilf NANNu sNNl ll-
western Railroad company. granting
pfngrec s11.G17.70 on one count and
sf.556.T5 on another count. a. Judgment
question.
The first Judgment given PinErec Is
Obtained on assignment Of interests Of
Emu Rolapp. original plaintiff. 20 Pin
gree. The second o. granted him az
successor 20 the interests OF John Wat
son. 81. * Browning and Eebecca
smith. executors OF the estate Of A. Y.
e.. smith.
The case has been before the courts
Tor nearly two years. a decision n the
district court was sustained by the SUI
uroru~ court on appeal with certain
notifications. Todny's decree was
based on these modification
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-08
NEW WAY TO PAY RENT.
IsnoclnI u N Herald-Eenuhlican }

ogden. sept whether improve
ments made on property by tenants
can be taken into account In the mat
ter Of rent IS a question put before
the district court today by Jonathan
Wcsterman. !. r. Heath and W. G..
Husbands. lessees Of the Tdlewlld re-
sort Ia ogden canyon. The point g.
made I'm an answer to suit for 81 600
back rent brought by he ogden Can
yOn Resort company. The lessees an
swcr that they have put I'm flower
gardens. laid out walks and otherwise
improved the grounds Of the building
to the extent OF $1,000. and ask that
this be accepted as payment Tor the
rent
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-08
NEWS OF UTAH AND
ADJOINING STATES
FRANCHISE GIVEN
FOR ELECTRIC LINE
Interurban Road to Be Con-
StruCted From WeIlSViIIe to
the Idaho State Line.
Especial to The Herald-Republican.)

Especial to The Herald Republican.)
Logan, Sept THE county commits
sioners ir session yesterday afternoon
granted the amended franchise for the
operation OF an interurban electric rail-
road 20 Leo Nielsen and his associates.
The route Of the proposed road is from
Wellsville to Hyrum. thence along the
eastern edge Of the valley to Logan.
touching the towns OF Millville and
Providence. From Logan the road
goes through Grcenville to the Idaho
state line. passing through Hyde Park,
Smithfield. Richmond and Lewiston.
BY the terms Of the frapchise Cache
county is to get $1,000 shares OF the
COmpanys stock, the company to be
known as the Cache valley Amusement
company. Work on the first ten miles
Of the road is TO begin by July II, 1911.
/ franchise Will be forfeited. Each year
thereafter the company is to construct
ten miles Of the line unti' II is fin
ished. For each car operated the first
ten years q tax OF IS is TO be paid.
SIC for the second ten years and S25
for the remaining thirty years. the life
OF the franchise being fifty years. The
amended franchise reads that only cleo
trio motive power shall be used. The
county officers are TO be transported
free OF charge on all the lines and cars
OF the company.
Up to the People.
The commissioners also decided to
leave to the people OF the county the
decision OF the question as to whether
a two and one-half mill special road tax
shall he levied. The commissioners be
lieve that. by a tax levy, all the funds
needed for the construction OF first
class roads can be raised without re-
sorting to a bond issue. The special
tax viii give the county $4,000 extra
per aunum, making the total for road
expenditures S50.0oO.
The name OF Alma Merrill was pre-
scented TO the board Tor reinstatement
as county road commissioner. BY a
| vote OF two 20 one he was reappointed.
Mr.. Merrill consented TO lay off during
| the times when he was not needed.
More Pay Denied
| A resolution was passed requiring
/ traction engines to use heavy wide tim
/ Der as foundations for their wheels in
passing over the bridges OF the cOun-
/ ~. The petition Of the officers OF the
| county for an Increase in pay was re-
| iected The claim Of Ole Larsen was
| referred TO the county attorney. An APP
plication OF Eliza +. Smith, an indi-
| gent. for a monthly allowance OF 3
was referred to Commissioner Cron-
quist-
| In response TO request for de
sign representative or the county, 70 b'
used on the silver service OF the bat
tleship Utah. a. sheaf Of wheat wal
adopted.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-08
RI-Ys ON COURT HOUSE.

tSpeclai 20 Inc iieEdio NJ f"viiSsNi'f
Helper. Sept, 7.--RobeSt J. Mckune
of Price has the distinction OF having
a court house and jail all his own.
Mr.. McKune. at a public auction,
bought the old Carbon county jail and
court house for S2.775. Other bidders
were Pace r. Tingley, $1,000 X }.
Fisk. S2.050. and r. j. Jearselman'
S2.15O. Others bidding lesses amounts
were showed under. II. J. World
acted as suctioneer. The new court
house and county Jail. recently com
pleted. are models OF modern architec-
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-08
JENSEN'S INJURIES WORSE;
AUTO VICTIM MAY DIE
Especial to The Herald Republican

Ogden Sept. Jacob Jensen. propri-
etor OF the Healy cafe who was in
jured in the automobile accident yes
terday when William Lockhead was
killed. s. more seriously hurt than was
at first supposed. and grave fears are
entertained az the hospital for hts re-
covery. IL is found that one rib was
broken. two fractured and internal In
jurieS sustained. Pneumonia is now
feared. He IS in serious condition to-
night
W. F. Sandcrson. who was also in
the accident. was on the streets Of Og-
den tonight. fully recovered from the
shock.
The funeral Of William LOCkhead viii
be held Sunday afternoon az o'clock
from the Fifth ward meeting house.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-08
wATERwoRls SYSTEM ASSURED.

Especial to The Herald Republican,
Layton. Sept. Jesse NJ. Smith. NJ.
II. Ellison. George W. Loyton. y. NJ.
Whitesides and &. J. Weaver, constitute
INK a committee appointed at a mass
meeting OF citizens TO formulate plans
for the securing OF "A water system for
Layton. met last night and reported
favorable progress. II Is proposed 10
put On a system that viii cost about
$4,000. twelve thousand Of which had
In ..--.-.---l.oa II. ~ II 81 nLnLt-
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-08
FINDS MARRIAGE a FAILURE.
lsnecIll u N Eerald- RnnnhlIran )

fSpecldt 20 ! ne tteFalo-tten ollCan.l
ogden. sept. Divorce and maiden
name was all that was given Violet
Irene Smith in the district court to-
day in her suit against Raymond J..
smith. Mrs. smith. who was and is
now Mis- Violet Best. tried matrimony
in April. 1903. II was failure from
the very beginning. from the financial
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-08
Cook breaches.
ENRoII.1IENr VERY LARGE.

Especial 70 Inc aIu-ftepubIIcan-I
Midvale, sept. Tn the Jordan
school district 2.19O students were en-
rolled on the opening day. This num-
Der Is about ? 5per cent higher than
last year. The Jordan and Bingham
high schools are showing a strong en-
rollmcnt. Music will be offered at al
schools this winter. a musical instruc-
tor being installed at each Institution.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-08
MARRIAGE LICEENSFS ISSUED.
fs,ecfa1 Z, The Herald Republican,

ogden. sept Marriage licenses
we're issued from the county clerks
office today Co Ralph Carr Wright Of
CoaIviIIc and Isabelle Green OF Hoyts-
vile. and samuel <idwcli and Edyth
Abel az OGDEN.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-08
POLICE FIND PRISE.
special to The Herald Republican.)

ogden. sept. THE police are
holding a pockctbook containing three
tickets from ogden 10 Morgan on the
Union Pacific. together with two de-
post slips on the First National bank
Of Preston. Ida. for $50 and $50. re-
spectively The find was made IN Eiec-
trio alley last night and is supposed
TO be the remnant of n oue-time fate
nurse stolen from its owner.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-08
IrnGNIENT Is cINEN.

fgpccial 10 The Hcrald-RepubliCan.D
ogden. sept Judgment 90 the
amount 81 S56G.55 was given Robert g..
NeVsou against Orson John hyde and
Raddie Hyde be- the district court to-
day. suit was brought ON promis-
- note. covered by a mortgage. The
foreclosure Of the mortgage was or
forcd nv the court.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-08
MIST GO TO REFORM SCHOOL.
,soecial 10 The Herald Republican,

ogden. sept. Her parents having
.fnriffcd their inability 20 control Myr-
ffe Griffin. the 16-year-old girl was
today committed Co the state indus
trial school by Judge Nolncy g. Gun
nolf. Tire girl had p pcnchant for liv-
er,- rigs. ordering them under false
,,reten~es and leaving them on the
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-08
SALARIES OF OFFICIALS
FIXED FOR TWO YEARS

Especial to The Herald Republican,
Provo. Sept THE board OF county
commissioners have established the toi-
lowing salaries for Utah county off
GERS FOR the ensuing two years
New. Old
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-08
GET EARLY START
ON WATERWORKS
Surveys Ordered at Once on
New 100000 Add
ton at Ogden.
Especial 20 The ld-Repubiican.)

ogden. Sept. surveys FOR the
Sf00. 900 addition 20 the waterworks
svstem 81 ogden. authorized in the bond
election. will be started At once. acting
under an order passed By the city
Of CITY Engineer W. "A BOstaph. The
conduit Will carry water from the
Coidwater canyon TO the distributing
plant at Tweuty-third street There
are many engineering problems TO be
met and the city engineer wants TO get
at the work Immediately.
Tonight the board Of education Of
fered $500 as n compromise for their
bin Of $1,000 FOR water. presented by
Superintendent Charles kircher. but
the council did not accept II. referring
"a TO the waterwOrks committee. Each
school will he put on a meter in the
future and each city department viii
be charged for the water used.
The ordinance Increasing the wages
81 patrolmeu from $50 TO $40 per month
passed tonight but an attempt 10 have
the Increase of the day desk sergeant.
Robert Paine. raised from SIS TO $50
failed.
The city engineer was authorized %
make surveys Tor the grading Of Or
Chard street at the intersection OF
Twenty-fifth and Twenty-siNth streets.
Nctoe- Hanson Bill.
Mayor william Glasmann renewed
/ his OLD fight against George Hanson
tonight. when he sent communica-
tiOu TO the council yetOing The claim
or Hanson Tor $40 az speCtd1 AUDITOR
OF the city books. The expense was
authorized by the council several weeks
ago. as the city auditor wanted the
books audited and Mir. Hanson was app
pointed for the work.
Mayor Glasmsnn objects 90 the pay
ment OF the claim on the ground that
the work was not necessary and that
| Mr.. Hanson does not need the money
I The special auditor was engaged fOl
| 30 days at 50 per day The claim wa
| sent 20 the committee on engrossing-
/ Upon recommendation Of the fire
| committee. the bids Of II. g. Stalliugl
l FOR hay at SIS ton and Or IT. l.. Crit
I Tin FOR grain was accepted.
| The clerk or police court reported
\ that the collections OF the court fol
/ August were St.S5Q.25
/ ]. T. Bowers filed petition wit
Z the council for a new roller skatini
I rink in ogden. but objects TO the d.
l ceuse OF s. day lie asks that this
/ DO reduced 90 $50 per quarter. Th'
| license committee vii consider thl
matter.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-08
BAPTIST CONVENTION
LISTENS TO REPORTS
Statistics Showing Work Ac-
complished During Year Pre-
sented to the Delegates.

Especial to The Herald Republican,
Provo. Sept. This mornings ses-
sion Of the Baptist conference was de-
voted mainly to statistical reports Of
the years work. The total member
ship in Utah is LOO.
During the coming year the chapel
car. Good WILL" i'm charge OF Rev.
J.. r. Barkman. will be in the state
and will be used in evangelistic serv-
ices. Two COlp0rtage wagons and
three women missionaries viii also do
missionary work in the Utah field.
The afternoon session was opened
with a devotional service conducted
by Rev. Dr. Robert g. Seymour. Rev.
DR.. G. A. Woody delivered an address
on EFFECTIVE Evangelism An open
Parliament on the DenOminational
Newspaper" was led by Rev. Arthur
Leonard Wadsworth.
Cook breaches.
This evening Rev. Or. 6. A. Cook
Of Spokane delivered sermon on the
subject. Doing Our Best
The following officers Of the Wom-
ans Missionary society have been
elected. President. Mrs. J. g. McNitt.
vice president. Mrs. NJ. J. Sigler: sec
Rotary. Mrs. g. X. Craft; treasurer,
Mrs Charles MCHarncss.
The following officers OF the Bap-
tf-t Young Peoples union were elect
ed. President W. Il. Murdoch. Og-
den: vice president. Miss Freda ORES
sci. salt Lake: secretary and treasurer.
Miss Matte Vanderlaau, salt Lake.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-08
MANY ADDITIONS
MADE TO FACULTY
Strong Corps of Instructors to
Have Charge of Work
at B. Y. U.
Especial to The Herald Republican,


Provo. Sept. The Brigham Young
university viii open on Thursday. sep
TENDER 10. with the prospects Of a
much larger attendance than I'm any
previous year in its history. especially
in the collegiate and commercial de-
partments.
Many additions have been made to
the faculty which now consists Of the
following list OF instructors:
George II. Brimhall. y. Pd-. ID. Sc. D..
Joseph p. Keller. -. p. NJ. Ace. Edwin
IS. Hlnckley. y. \. presidency. Henry
Peterson. A. NJ. dean teachers college.
education. O. W. Andclin. 3. Pd-. for
eign languages. James l.. Brown, =. S,
education: Ernest ID. Partridge, Il. S,
mathematics. John &. SwensOn. g.. p,
history and social science William r.
ward. y. $. mathematics. Charles 4.
Nav. a. b. chemistry. Alfred OsmOnd.
a. h. English: Chester Snow. A b,
physics. Joseph Peterson. $. T., Pm. D..
psychology: Ralph Y. Chamberlin. Ph.
d.. biology. W. IT. Chamberlin, A N.
ancient languages and philosophy
Eugene l. Roberts. physical education
Christen Jensen. a. NJ. history.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-08
Normal Faculty.

In the Normal school. Principal
Brown will be assisted by the follow
ing. Viola Schumacher. NJ. A.. director
OF training: Ida :. Dusenberry. kinder
garten director. Julian Cummings. ma
ture work. y. F. Larson. art and man
uatl training: Alfred /. Kelly. NJ. VIII
ford PoulsOn. Fannie Mclean. Olive Y.
.Guchrist. Hermes Peterson. Lizzie
Lindsay. critic and grade work
In the regular high school work
Principal Hinckley will be assisted by.
Aretta Young. drawing: Nellie SchO-
field. English. Raymond Partridge.
mathematics. LOa Roberts. oral express
sion and physical culture; a. T. Ras-
mussen. 4. r.. biology: Fred Buss.
photography; William !. Snow. a. b.
history. Julia =. Jensen, English,
Henry Rose. A. r. English; q. ". Whit
alCer. modern languages. 7. NJ Jensen.
p Pd.. English. Heber g Smell. Latin.
a. s. Gibbons. mathematics. q. r. Car
roll. biology; q. L. Luke. physics.
The commercial department this
year will be under the direction Of
Earl !. Glade. who viii be assisted
by. T.. IT. Holt. T.. Pd. stenography. J.
r.. Booth. T.. 8. law. William /. Wan
lass. accounting, Bernard :. EgSert-
sen. accounting; Berry MaycOck. &C
counting: Harriet Walker. typewrlting
ILeona Billings. steu0graDhy and type
writing. Eva Page. typewriting.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-08
Art Department.

IN the department Of art and manual
training Professor Eastmoud viii be
assisted by: Orson ID. Campbell, in fine
art and drafting. 4. r. Hush. wood
work. Hans Anderson. frOnwork, May
Ward. T.. Pd.. domestic science. Myrtle
Nebeker. domestic science; LOttie Har-
ris. domestic science. Nilate Elliott. 3.
pd.. domestic art and dressmaking.
NiESfa Gardner domestic art. Bessie
EastmOnd domestic art.
In the music department Professor
Lund will be assisted by Claire Reid.
piano. Moses Gundmundson. violin and
orchestra. Robert Sauer. band. Mabel
Borg. piano: Florence JeppersOn. vocal.
Ida Edmunds. piano. David Reese. vo-
cal and piano.
Prof A. y. Merrill and Prot +. II
Smart viii have charge Of the work
in agriculture.
The following teachers OF the uni
versity are on furlOugh this year pur-
suing their studies in eastern and for
eiEn universities; y. l. Nelson Alice l.
Reynolds. Dr. r. r. HinCkley, James
l. barker. Harvey Fletcher. l. John
Nuttall. Charles r. Johnson.
The sub-high school will be under
the directtoa OF william IT. Boyle. who
will be assisted by a strong corps Of
experienced teachers.