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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-13
CANYON BOULEVARD
WILL Be REPAIRED
Weber County Commissioners Order
Work Done on. Thoroughfare at
0nce-Officer Loses Job.
snecIal II - IIeraId -RennhIIcanl

Especial TO The Herald Republican,
ogden. Sept. En- accordance with
the strenuous petition Of the ogden
Auto club. in session last Friday. the
county commissioners today ordered the
county road commissioner Go proceed
immediately with the repairing Of the
ogden canyon boulevard nd the North
ogden county road. The work will be
rushed so as 60 be completed in time
FOR the good roads convention. 20 be
held here September % 20 IS
The canyon road has already been
ruled In with Stag and will be rolled
into condition during the coming week
4 general repairing Of the principal
roads OF the county viii be inauEu-
rated within the next two weeks.
The matter or repairing the road
leading south from Huntsville 20 the
Morgan county line was brought 90 the
petition from Huntsville residents. The
commissioners decided TO make trip
over the road this week. Withholding
decision on the petition until that
time
HolSen Olsen. the man who made
Huntsville famous by his fight against
the liquor laws OF the state. having
ers TODAY ordered Sheriff Barlow VIII
son TO withdraw the name OF 4. r.
Garner OF Huntsville from his roll of
deputies. Garner was deputized spe-
cially TO. arrest Olsen. and for several
months hts job was n strenuous one.
The commissioners. by ulanimous
vote. eliminated from the tax rolls the
assessments against the Episcopal
church. the Catholic church. the Luth-
eran church and the sixth ward chapel
this matter having been overlooked by
the county board Or equalization
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-13
BUFFETED BY A SQUALL
Six salt Iakers Have Exciting EN-
perience ON Utah Lake.

Six salt LalSers and a boat captain.
in launch on Utah lake Sunday after
noon. almost lost their lives when a
squat came up suddenly disabling the
boat, affecting all but one Of those on
board with dcathly seasiCkness. and
threatened to crpsize the craft at any
moment.
The members OF the party were VIII
T. A. Benton at the Denver & Rio
Grande office. IT. r. Hays. general
gent for the "Wylie Way" permanent
camps through Yellowstone park. Wal
ter Gregory and Frank L. Dodge. law
vers. Walter Cuff. Mr.. Gurkev aud
Captain Westfall. All were affected
with seasickness. except Gregory. who
stood at the wheel and guided the craft
into shore near the mouth Of the Provo
river. after the gasoline engine had
died out. The boat was buffeted around
for bout three hours.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-13
PROVO IS PREPARING
FOR WOMEN'S CLUBS
State Federation of Organizations to
Hold Convention in Utah County
Town Next Month.

Especial TO The Herald Republican,
Provo, Sept 12.-The State Fedora
ton OF WOmen's clubs viii hold its con-
vention here October u. - and "a.
The local women's clubs have already
taken steps TO entertain the large num-
Der Of visitors expected at the conven-
ton and have appointed the following
committees to arrange for the event:
General committee-Mrs. J.. L. Corr
man. Mrs a. +. Buckler. Mrs. T. w
Arid Mrs. Frederic Gift. Mrs. Philip
Speckhart Mrs. Jacob Evans, Miss
Georgia Galloway.
Entertainment-Mrs. W. 3. SearIe.
Mrs. Frank A. McCirav. Mrs. :. r.. CAL
laway, Mrs. ID. ID. HOutz, Miss Eva
Jones. Miss Kate Taylor. Mrs. James
Henrie, Mrs. ID. i. WalliCk. Mrs. g. a.
Kerr. Mrs W. A. ThOme. Mrs. J. f.
Brlm. Mrs. A. NJ. Talmage. Mrs. Celes-
Richard Beesiey. Miss Fay Loose
House Committee-Mrs. A. r. Buck
Ter. Miss Annie Newell. Mrs. Frederic
Gift.
Train and transportation-NIrs. w. II.
Mitchell, Mrs. Jennie Cheever. Mrs
David WeStwOOd. Mrs. A. y. Holloway,
Mrs. Ida Dusenberry. Miss Iona Knight.
Mrs William NJ. Roylance. Mrs. +. A.
Thornhill. Mrs. Ralph Chamberlain.
Decoration-Mrs. J. G. Deal. Mrs. w
g. Gates. Mrs. Walter Cuff. Miss Helen
Bonham. Miss Lulu Culbertson. Miss
Maline Glazier. Miss Ferris Noyes. Mrs
Leo Brandenberger.
Luncheon and refreshments - Mrs.
Sam Schwab, Mrs. a. J. Hughes. Mrs.
Jacob Evans. Mrs. Ed. r. Jones, Miss
Flossie Dunn. Miss Nina Taylor. Miss
Kate Taylor.
Program-Mrs 4. c. Lund Mrs.
Phillip Speckhart. Mrs. Frederic CHIT
Mrs. a. +. Buckler. Miss Annie Newell
Miss Winnie wilkins. Mrs. r. +. Corf-
man. Miss Fay Loose.
Badge and printing-Miss Alta Tay-
Tor. Miss Florence Moore. Miss Ruth
Matley. Mrs. =. l. Newcombe. Mrs. Jo-
siah Beck.
Afternoon receptiOn-Mrs. Walter
Jennens. Mrs. George Havercamp, Mrs
u. u. Houtz. Mrs. y. L. Wallick. Miss
/ opal Noon. Miss Winnie Wilkins. Miss
/ Iona Knight. Mrs. sam Schwab. assisted
I by the general committee.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-13
CAUGHT BETWEEN CARS
AND CRUSHED TO DEATH

Especial to The Herald epubican-l
ogden. sept 12.-CauGht between
two box-cara on parallel tracks. VII
liam ". Wardiaw. "a car rcpatrer. en-
uIovcd BIZ the Southern Pacific. was
squeezed to death IN the local yards
1asf night Hc died an hour after tho
accident o. the ogden general hospital
a hufeinr. side on one ~ the cars was
the cause Of the accldeu--
Wardfaw was riIluS Ewiiching
car. CIiuEi1g 90 fhc side ladders In
raer.nE the disabled car his body was
ra.1Eht by the bulge and badly crushed
about tho chest and head. lie leaves
o wife and five chiidrer. living in oE
den Ito had been employed in the
p-drr wards 81 tho company for six
--rars and was member u the
brotherhood ~ Railway Carmen
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-13
Provo Brevities

Provo. Sept. 12-The city schools
started today with an enrolment of
1.stf pupils. which is n more than the
highest enrolment OF last year.
The apnortionmeut among the schools
ig as follows Maescr. 1926. Franklin.
fS9. TimpanowOS. i2f. Parker. i02.
Marriaue licenses. Martin Nelson Of
Brigham city and Martha Roberts Of
Provo. Kari Kceler and Kitty Lcetham.
both OF Provo.
Ten days additional time has been
given the defendant 10 answer the
amended complaint I'm the case OF John
q. slater VS. BENJAMIN drainage dis
LrIrI 10. I. In tho Tnmrih dietricf court.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-13
THREE SHOT IN RAID
ON GAMBLING HOUSE
Five Masked Robbers Get Away With
Bank Roll at Ely, New, With
Posse in Pursuit.
Especial to The Herald Republican.)

Especial to The Herald Republican.)
Ely. New. Sept. 12.-Five masked rob
bers held up and robbed the Southern
club a gambling house. here early yes
terday morning. fatally wounding one
dealer. shooting two others and es-
Gaping with $1,000.
Posse in Pursuit.
Clyde Tillford Of ogden is among the
Injured. He pulled a gun as the rob
bers approached his faro table and a
general battle ensued. The robbers
escaped uninjured. A posse IS In pur-
suit.
George Miller. who was shot through
the lungs. will die. Tilford received
a scalp wound, and Clarence McFaddcn.
an attorney, formerly OF salt Lake. was
shot in the left leg.
The five men entered the place with
drawn revolveTs in the early hours OF
the morning and ordered all hands up.
They then proceeded TO sweep the bank
rolls into a sack. Tillford's table was
the last to be visited. He sat with
revolver between his knees. but his
hands in the air. As the man with the
sack reached for his roll, he rose sud
denly and fired. missing his man. and
receiving a shot in the head.
The robbers began shooting In gem
eraI then and there and there was a
mad scramble for the door. robbers and
victims escaping together
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-13
HIGH SCHOOL WORK NOW
New Institution I'm willard VIII Draw
Many students This Year
IL l. Expected.
Especial 10 The HeraId-RepubIican)

Especial 10 The Herald ReDublicanD
willard. Sept. 12-Box Elder county
schools will open for the years work
next Monday.
Since the schools have been consol-
idated a county high school has been
established and a complete four-vear
high school course s. given. The
school draws its students from the en-
tire county and much tuition money
that formerly went to Logan. Sait Lake
and Provo is now. kept in the county
The pupils are TO he carried over the
new car line from remote places 20 the
Central school
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-13
WEBER PRIMARIES
ON SEPTEMBER e
Republican Central Committee
Sets Date for Selection of
Convention Delegates.
Especial TO The HeraId-Republiean.)

ogden. Sept. 12.-The Republican CEN
tral committee OF Weber county held
its first campaign meeting az the COun-
IS court house this afternoon. fixing
Septemb Der % as the date for the Re
publican primaries FOR the selection OF
delegates to the state and county con-
vcutionr
Both conventions VIII be held In OE-
den. the state convention September 20
and the county convention Septem Der
%. Weber cOunty's apportionmcnt TO
the state convention viii be 81 dele
gates or the county convention 260
delegates will be named
The following Is the apportionment
OF delegates for both conventions.
Ogden Gffr-
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-13
DENIES GIRL $ STORY
Musician Accused OF TrickinE Young
gysu Into Mock Marriage
Makes n Statement.
Especial to The Herald Republican,

Especial 90 The Herald Republican,
ogden. sept. f2.-uarry g.. Lee. the
piano player arrested last week. fol-
LOWING sensational disclosures by Miss
Grace Muier rs years old. 20 the effect
that she had been tricked into a mock
marriage by him last February. tocay
entered n general denial 90 tho girl $
story. although no ig said 90 have con-
feeaed 20 the police whrr threatened
with charge Of blEamy last Satur-
Eav.
lie SAYS that no mock ceremony wa.
performed and that the girl had lived
with him OF her own free will 4
statutory charge was filed against Lee
IN police court this morning. and his
bail fixed az $1,000 by Judge J. D
Murphy 10 was not furnished. and he
O. still held 81 the city jail.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-13
WILL BRING COUPLE BACK
paIr Accused 81 burglary en- ogden 90
Hr Ertraditcd from Omaha

ogden. sept. 1.-THE county com
rnfuslonera. in session today. appropri-
nfed 500 a. contingent fund 70 de-
frav Tire expense % bringing back W
\ sheath and Helen Ellis. arrested In
Omaha last week. for burglary com
nitt-f ir ogden. Deputy Sheriff John
Murphy and Detective James Fender or
the police force viii leave Tor Omaha
tomorrow.
sheath and the Ellis woman are said
60 have stolen clothing and 1ewelry
valued ct $500 from the home -ot
Thomas Burt in this city a week ago.
Miss Ellis was employed as domestic
H. tine house. sheath was an Insurance
n~rwf
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-13
MARsmAL-s MIFE DIES.

Especial TO the Herald Republican,
Midvale. Sept. 12.-Mrs. r. r. Suvey.
wife Of the night marshal here. died
suddenly at the family home this morn
ing. OF peritOuitis. Mrs. Silvey had beer
sick but n few days. and he sudden
death Is a shock TO the community
The body will be taken to ogden to-
where funeral services and in
terment will take place Thursday.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-13
Beaver BreVitieS


Especial to The Republican,
Beaver. Sept. IA man. named
Frank Kelley. was arrested in Beaver
last Friday morning by officer Tom
Cartwright. charged with pcidling
without a license
The old Rollins mine in Lincoln dis
trict was sold under the hammer yes
terday.
August Thiesscn. OF Milford, was ap-
pointed to the vacancy on the hoard q
county road comm ss.oEcrs. lefr by the
resignation OF q. BlaCkner. OF Beaver.
school viii probably open Munda-.
September 6. The new building viii
be ready by that Ca-e.
Dr.. =. !. Burton. Of Milford APP
peared before the county board on
Tuesday and reported the sanitary
condition OF Frisco and the west end
OF Beaver county as not being alto
gether satisfactory The county coz
missioners ordered a general cleanup
at Frisco within fifteen days.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-13
RErIY MADE 10 CnMPANY.


ogden. Sept. 12-Replying 90 Corey
Bros. cornpany's contention that Lloyd
Jacobs met HIS death through his own
negligence. when his life was crushed
out by tram car. while employed by
the company. Frank benson. admins
traitor Of Jacobs estate. today charged
that Jacobs was killed through the
fault OF an Incompetent fellow-servant
and that responsibility therefore de-
volved upon the company. Denzou's
reply was filed I'm the district court
today
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-13

Especial 20 The Herald Republican,
Ephriam. Sept. IA REORGANIZATION
or the ward Sunday school took place
az Centerfield Sunday afternoon The
change was made necessary by the res
ignntion OF Brigham JensOn the SUI
perintendent. this releasing his aides.
The new officers installed are Niels T..
Lund. superintendent. j. r. Jensen and
4 Christensen, assistants; W. A. Field
sfed. secretary.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-13
WORK REING RTsHEn.

Especial to Herald Republican,
Willard. Sept. 1.-THE city author
ities are rapidly pushing work on the
new waterworks system. and every ef-
fort will be made 10 push the work TO
before winter weather
comes a force Of about sixty men is
at work now and an others who apply
are furnished with jobs. When COM
pleted the system will extend to every
residence in The plated district.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-13
u,nr MtRNCULOUsI.y ESCAPES.

Especial 90 The Herald kepuniicah'
OGDEN. sept 12-Descending on the
fustaI1mcut plan saved the lie or
fn. washington roOruiuE house. 7 ne
babe feU from fhe second story. landed
on q canvas awning. -hlrtN fCet below.
t,-rrrd from that fo a. bail ~ hay and
ff.~~a "a rcuaiufuU four feet Co the
Ground The last stage ~ tine descent
rr-tiffcd more disastrous trau inc
others the babv rrcctrIu- rlirEt GUY
o.,.o- f1rc rrr from contact wish The
r,ayeuent. Othcrwise che child was un-
g. ffrreH
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-13
WANTS CONDEMNATION.
Especial TO The Herald Republici

Especial TO The Herald-R epublican.)
Provo. Sept 12.-At the meeting OF
the city council tonight Robert Board
man asked for compensation for the
destruction OF n spring on his property
at Sixth south and Third Ea st streets.
which was drained by the digging Of
the citvs sewer trench. The matter
was referred to the committee on
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-13
Pays FOR HIS Ely.

Especial 20 The Republican,
Park city. Sept. 11.-1ames Berry. a
miner. paid heavily today for a little
spree 81 yesterday. when he was fined
$40 for disturbing the peace and SIS
Tor resisting an officer by Judge r. d.
Waters. pafrolman George Kelly
rounded uD Berry for trying 20 push the
camp or the map. and started 20 ar
rest him. buf Berry would have none
OF IL and started a fight.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-13
A INCENnTARV FIRF.

Especial to Tho Herald Republican,
Park city. sept. IA fire Of incen-
diary origin was started In one OF the
houses en- the tenderioin district early
this morning and the police are now
frving f0 find the fire ficnd. Coal oil.
shavin-s. paper and wood were used
IN starting the fire M house run by
Camille Herbert and owned by 7. !.
Woods. Tho fire was put out with but
small damage
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-13
vtrorS SNI1uY onDIN1NCE.

fs,eciai to THE lIcrald-l;enublican,
OGDEN. sept 1e-At O. meeting of the
-ff, council tonight. Mayor william
-fnsrnann vetoed tne ordinance r,eently
geiiecren from $50 to SEQ "a month. The
rrfo was sustained
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-13
BLANCHARD Chickens,
Fed on Milk
zWMzw WzzEzz
and Grain
EzsEEzszzERZ

BLANCHARD milk-fed chick
ems are gathered Off the farms
when they are young, taken to our
feeding pens, and from then on
till they are killed for your table
they are dieted with the choicest
meat-producing foods.
=
Buttermil1 and grain constitute
the food given BLANCHARD
chickens. Upon this diet they
grow big. solid and healthy
plump. Their meat Is tender and
sweet, and BLANCHARD chick
en-, because of its plumpness, Is
better to serve IN a dainty and
appetiZiug manner.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-13
cHILD FALLS FRou WINDOW.

Especial to The Herald BepublicanD
Ephriam. Sept. 12.-Following its
mother TO the garnet where a small fire
had been started by a match careiessly
dropped among some old clothing yes
terday. the two-year-old child OF MT.
and Mrs. John Bardsley OF Centerfield
fell out Of the window and struck upon
the ground The child = as rendered
unconscious. but its injuries are not
considered serious.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-13
NEWS OF UTAH AND
ADJOINING STATES
APPORT|ONMENTS
FOR UTAH COUNTY
Number of Delegates to State
and County Republican Con-
Vention Is Determined.
Especial to The Heraid-RepublicanJ


Provo. Sept. 1.-THE following APP
Dortionment OF Republican delegates
for Utah county to the state cOnven-
ton. to be held in ogden, September %.
have been made: Alpine and Highland.
2. American Fork. 8. Clinton. Cotton
and Tucker, 1; Cedar Fort and Fair
field. /, Goshen. I; Selir. 6; Lake View,
\ Lake Shore. !, Mapleton, ], Provo.
First ward, 3; Provo. Second ward, .
Provo, Third ward. 3. Provo. Fourth
ward. ;. Provo. Fifth ward. 3 Payson.
.; Pleasant Grove 6; Provo Bend. .,
Pleasant View. ]; Springville. 8, Salem.
= SanlaQuin and Spring Lake. ] Span
County Convention.
The following appointments or
delegates TO the Republican county
convention. TO be held in American
Fork. September %. have been made. 1t
is on the basis of one for each twenty
votes cast for Congressman Howell in
1908, and makes a total OF 81. Alpine.
q: American Fork, IS. BENJAMIN. 3
clinton, l.; Cedar Fork, l.: Cotton. ]
Fairfield. ?. Goshen, 8. Highland. p.
Selir. IS: Lake Viey. 4; Lake shore. 3.
MapletOn. 8. Provo. First ward
Provo. Second ward. IL. Provo. Third
ward. p. Provo. Fourth ward. Il:
Provo. Fifth ward. is; Payson. %.
Pleasant Grove, %; Provo Bench. S;
Pleasant View. =. Springville. %.
Salem. 3. Santaquin. 8, Spanish Fork.
32. Thistle 2; Tucker. +. Vineyard, 3
Spring Lake and Mt Nebo. l.
Delegates TO both conventions viii
be elected at precinct primaries. to be
held not later than September %.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-13

-. ,,--o- interest en- the ads-os wen as
In the news
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-13

Today's real estate ads will make you
more interested in the whole problem
Of home-making than you were ycster-
day.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-13
.FRENZIED FINANCE
OF HISOWN BRAND
Court Finds That David c.
Lawson Had Peculiar Method
of Doing Business.
Especial TO- The Herald -BepubIican)


ogden. sept 12-That David q.
Lawson. crstwhiie secretary and treas
ure- Of tho defunct Superior Brick.
Tile and Milling company OF ogden.
had operated bit OK "frcuzicd
finance" peculiarly his own. as re-
suit 81 which Dee owes the receiver OF
that company s55225. was toe xist OF
a decision br Judge D. A. Howell IN
the district court this afternoon in
Euff brought br Carl Ita-m Essen. re-
cciver. for an accouutiuE-
The court noted numerous uncou-
fradiCfrd bits Of testimony as samples
Of Lawaou's manner Of DOING business.
1fe had. finds the court sold "a certain
piece Of real estate Co buv stock in the
company and had assesscd 500 COM
mission FOR the real estate dealer
against the company funds. he also
hired teams and wagons at 81 per Gay
and paid Tor them out Of company
funds and then rcchnrEed the amount
20 The company.
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DEnTOCR ATS.

For the Democratic state conven-
ton held AT Provo. September IS. 1910.
the Denver a. Rio Grande railway hav-
ing been chosen as the official route,
a special train viii leave ogden at S:15
a. m: salt Lake. 9:1b a. m, arriving
Provo 1915 a. m. Returning. leave
Provo thirty minutes after adjourn
ment OF convention. ogden and salt
Lake bands TO accompany delegates on
special train. Everybody invited TICK
cts one fare for round trip.
Two million dollars guarantees the
accuracy Of every abstract made by
the salt Lake Security & Trust Co. s2
Up. Main. We own oii- own records.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-13
q nintrnfiouaI.

AT this was rather unintcnfional
q dishonesty. thinks the court. Lawson
showing more OF "a tendency 20 blundeT
than Co steal
The court openly denounced one Cot
arc1l and one johnson. agents FOR the
company. whose dupc Lawson had be-
come. and holds up 1awson's actions
a. warning To- all men assuming cor
uorafr duties unless fitted FOR them.
The bone Of contention. re- fultiuE in
rho suit. was what had become Of
81 900 deposited Tor the company By
lawson. but I'm the latter's name AL
though Laweon's system Of bookSeep-
ing made DO impossible % subst1nti1tc
uuv actual expenditure Tor the com
pauy. tho court granted him the heuc-
lit 81 the doubt 60 the extent o. 34it-tA.
Judgment for the remainder of the
thousand was entered against him.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-13
TEACHERS
TO HOLD MEETING
Institute to Be Held Thursday
and Friday in High School
Building.
Special to The Herald-RepubIican.)

Brigham city, Sept. 12.-Thursday
and Friday an institute OF teachers Of
Box Elder county viii be held in this
city, preparatory 20 the opening Of the
district schools on Monday morning.
September 10. The sessions OF the IN
stitute will be held in the high school
building. under the supervision Of
County Superintendent Hyrum W. Val
entine. on Thursday night tho board
OF education viii entertain ths teach
ers and "a few invited guests In the
gymnasium OF the high school. and an
excellent program has been arranged
Tor the occasion.
superintendent Valentine is making
every possible effort to have an
teachers who have been engaged for
school work during the coming sea-
son present at the institute. as lupor-
tant instruction will be givCr.
Following is the program as Il will
be carried out during the two days of
Institute:
Thursday. 10 a. m.-Solo. Mrs I.ottis
Cozier; preliminaries. Supt. Hyrum W.
Valentine: paper. The First Day OF
School, Ralph Jensen; general discus
sion.
Thursday. p. rn.-SoIo. Mrs. Hor-
tense Evans. paper. Child Study and
a. NJ Merrill. discussion, led by Miss
Rose Jones.
Reception by Board.
Thursday Evening. s b. rl.-Tlccep-
ton Dy the ooaEu OF euuctllou anu OF
fiCers 20 the teachers and invited
guests: dancing party, reading. Miss
Lucille Thurman; dancing solo, Wal
demar Call.
Friday. 10 a. m.-SolO. Victor r. Mad
sen. paper. School Games and Athlet-
les. Clifford Madscu; discussion, led by
e.. o. BOskellCy.
Friday. m.-Duet. Misses Sc
vena and Daisy MadseD; separation for
department work.
Grammar COMMUNICATIONS. The
Principal-His Qualifications and Re
lattouShips. William LiliyWhit", dis
Cussion. led by Oren Wilson. discus
sious in all departments.
Primary Department-Genera in
struCtion by Miss Rose Jones. primary
supervisor Of schools.
Music Department Teachers OF ulu-
sic will meet for inrtrUCriol under
Miss Rachel Farley.
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