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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-05-20

ANOTHER QUAKE SOMEWHERE.
Instruments Record Shock 1900 to S,
900 Miles Distant.

Washington. May 2o.--An earthquake
estimated TO be 1000 to 5000 miles
from Washington was recorded by the
seismograph in Georgetown University
early this morning. 1t Is thought the
disturbance is in tho vicinity of Costa
Rica. The movement lasted fourteen
minutes,
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a...;ee. at pittsburu

Pittsburg.. May .20.-Memorial SER
vices for the late King Edward were
held in Trinity Episcopal church here
.his afternoon, the services being con-
Quoted by Bishop Cortlandt White
head The mayor and common council
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services In PhiIadeIphia,

Philadelphia, May 2o.-In observance
Of the funeral Of the late King Ed
ward, memorial services were held in
this city today. Governor Stuart and
staff were present.
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CORPORATION TAX LARGE.
Total Assessments Show it Will Exceed
$26.O .OOO, ,ooO-Some Already Paid.

Washington. May 20.-Total assess
ments made by the internal revenue
bureau on account of the corporation
tax have amounted to $26.62O,00O. Re-
turns from corporations affected on
which assessments are based are now
practically all at hand. Hawaii has
not been received yet.
Notwithstanding the tax is not pay
able until June 80, s434,2 ,261 has already
been paid into the treasury on that ac-
count.
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a.,k Exehanae Com par;son,.

New York. MaN 2o.-Dun's Review
tomorrow will say: The total OF bank
exchanges this week IL o3,&4S.79s.s70.
a->.. nf 80 ner cent compared
With the corresponding week last year.
but gain OF s.s per cent larger than
In 1906. ~
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T.-R. BULLETIN
Noticeable News Of Today
Tho Weather.

Iowa-Showers tonight or saturday
colder tonight and IN the east SATURDAY
lllinois--Showers tonight Satur-
day; cooler Saturday and The north
tonight.
South Dakota-Partly g . ly tonight
with probably showers; e ( tohlghl'
Saturday fair and warms =
PAGE ON z
TeIesraphic News: >
Edward Rests With ial Deao.
Funeral a Spectacula pageant.
BRYAN Opposed to " c. Building.
Ballinger Testimony nds.
Alibi for Clemenson.
The Comets Passage.
PAGES TWO AND THREE.
iowa News:
A Difference In Governors.
Carroll for Aldrich,
Two Lives Crushed Out.
Carlisle Robber Secures $4,000,
PAGES FOUR AND FIVE.
Iowa and General News:
River to- River Road Boosted,
Gas Case Before U. S. Coart.
Taft Faces a Crisis.
Review of the BaIlinger Controversy,
PAGE SIX.
Editorial:
The Long and Short Haul.
Send 1t After the Betting Sheds'
Eggs and Cold Storage.
Topics and Iowa Opinion.
Looker-On In Iowa
The Sunday School Lesson.
PAGE SEVEN.
Story:
Among the Apple Trees.
PAGES EIGHT AND NINE.
City and County News:
Bradshaw Refuses to Hear injunction
Cases.
Formal Park Opening Sunday.
Alcohol Plant Starts May %.
To Fly Flags Memorial Day.
News OF Country Towns
General News of the City.
PAGES TEN AND ELEVEN.
City News:
ward Delegates Are Nominated.
Pledge Support to Choice OF Caucuses
For Judge.
Slow Progress in Injunction Case.
Taboos Red Cravats Failure.
DR.. Brady's Condition Serious.
General and Brief City News.
PAGE TWELVE.
Markets and General:
Good Crop Weather.
Prices Generally Easier.
Few Steers on Market.
Hogs Lower.
The Case Of McBtair.
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.;;;;,o;. .-.:.s.A>- 81

Kewanee, ILL.,, May 2e.-F'rancis J.
LeEeett, 4 member OF the state legis-
lature from the Thirty ty-ssventh district.
is dead.
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coNeREeATIoNALlsTs ADJOURN

State Missionary SocIety md Brothor-
hood Elect Officers.
Special to Times-Republican.
Keokok, May 20.-The state Congre-
gational conference concluded It's ses-
sions here today. The Home Mis-
sionary Society officers Of the state for
coming year are: Pfssident, r. J.
r4ncke ce ottnmwa: secretary. p. A,
johnson, OF Grinnell;- treasurer, Annie
ID. Merrill. Of Des Moines.
Drothsr3eod Officers and Committees.
Following are the officers Of the
CONGREGATIONAL Brotherhood os Io1a
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WORLDS Y. W. c. A.
American Woman Presides at Session
In Berlin.

Berlin. May 40. The Worlds Young
its general subject OF discussion today
.sThe Place Of the Young Women's
Christian Association in the Social and
Industrial Awakening Miss A. NJ.
Reynolds, delegate from the United
States, presided. A summary of the
subject compiled from the reports of
representatives of various countries
was presented by Miss Florence Simms,
also an American delegate.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-05-20

Friend Of Lincoln Bead.
! Dwight, I'LL, May 20.-Richard Price
Morgan, formerly OF Bloomington, ILL.,,
where he and Abraham Lincoln were
close friends, is dead. aged 80.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-05-20

Official Washington Attends Services.
Washington, May 20.-President
Taft, members Of the cabinet, justices
Of the United States supreme court,
the entire diplomatic corps and practi-
cally all official Washington attended
here today the services in memory Of
King Edward at St. Johns Episcopal
church.
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SENSATION In HOUSE I
Ames Of Massachusetts Precipitates
Scene BY Charging Payne With Dis
oourtesy-New Democratic Member
AssaiIs Republican Party in Maiden
Speech.

z Washington. May 90. Ames. of
Massachusetts today precipitated a
sensational scene In the house, charg-
ing Chairman Payne, of the ways and
means committee, with discourtesy in
refusal to hear him on resolution
calling for immediate negotiations with
Canada for the establishment Of closer
com mercial ties and free trade rela-
tions.
3 'Havens Makes "Hit."
! Robert Havens. a newly elected dem
ocratic member from the Rochester, n.
Y district, where he attracted the at
tenton Of the country by overturning
a heavy republican plurality, made his
maiden speech in the house today, dur
ing consideration Of the sundry civil
appropriation bill For the most part
his speech was directed at the tariff
and consisted of an attack on the re-
publican party and the character of its
revision of the schedules.
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and various Masonic bodies attended.
oard Honors Memory.

Grain Board Honors Memory.
Chicago, May 20.-Out of respect to
the memory Of the late King Edward
the Chicago board Of trade postponed
the opening hour until II this morn
ing.
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Steady Trade situat;on.

INSW Z IVk w AHs%s " S~S'St'SsS S'H~s'
Dnn's Review HnoIvass.
ton in trade, while the improved croI
prospects have helped sentiment.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-10
LOGAN RRIETs.

The committees On charge OF the mat
ter Of receiving and entertaining the
Woodmeu OF the world when they
meet iu the district convention May NJ.
rs and 49, have arranged 60 have a
committee meet the delegates at
cache Junction and escort them To- this
city whore they win Doc entertained at
"a reception a. tho Boosters club at @
o'clock that evening. on the evening N
the following day there win be q BAN
quct, served by the Women Of Wood
craft also n parade and "a ball
Charles McNiel one OF the proprie-
tors OF Tho Banner Grocery and Meat
Market Of this city was hauled into
court this morning upon complaint Of
the local sanitary officer for slaughter
ing animals on his place i'm the Fifth
ward. He was adiudged guilty and
fined si5. which he paid.
Rudolph Neiderhausor who was sem
fenced to three months On state prison
FOR failing to support his family re-
turned 20 his home here today and at
once began work for the county
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WILL CLAIM HOMICIDE
WAS UNSUITABLE
G. IT, Give Regrets the killing Of
wilcox hut Claims lie Had
No Alternative.

PROVO. MAY william o. wilcox.
the man who was killed boy clyde II.
Give 600 Nu Fork Saturday night viii
probably De- buried tomorrow tWod-
ucsdayl under the auspices ~ the Ma
sons of which order he was a member
belonging 90 a lodge in Independence.
No He was also member OF the
Modern Woodmsn off the World being
member of O. Durango. Col, lodge.
There win be poo inquest but an au-
topsy has been held under the d.
rectiou of County Physician Pyne for
the purpose of determining the course
of the bullets and the probable rgla-
tive position of the two men when
the shots were fired.
olive will probably Doe arrI'gncd ON
preliminary examination before Justice
Noon tomorrow "wednesday charged
with murder in the first degree. Atty.
j. W. ". Whitecotton has been re-
tanned to defend Mr Give and some
salt Lake attorney viii probably DE
associated with him Mr. Give appears
90 sincerely regret the KILLING ot VIII
cox whom he considered "a bosom
friend and expresses sympathy FOR
Mrs Wilcox and the children, but con-
-Idcrs that DE WAS perfectly Justified
in the act. and iu fact that he could
not do otherwise under the circum-
stances
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FOURTII DISTRICT COURT.

PROVO, May lO.-Threo suits for SPAS
each have been filed I'm the Fourth dis
trict court ON prOmissOry notes alleged
10 have been given by defendant I'm 1907
to a. B. H8lbort The defendants are
Fred O'BerhausleN q. II. Depue and
George H. Gardner. and Vernon Elmer.
Elsie Lowe Of Provo. has been grant
cd a divorce by default, on the ground
of desertion from T. $. Lowe. The
parties were married in salt Lake City
oct 10, 1908.
The application of Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Davis for the adoption Of War
rem Vance Boyack has been SET for
hearing May u
Mrs. Mary Lucrctia Kllian ~ Salem
has been granted a divorce from John
T.. Klliau on tho grounds Of failure
90 provide and cruelty The plaintiff
was given the custody OF two minor
children and there was "a satisfactory
division OF the joint property. The
parties were married at salem, Dec.
so 1879
Hyrum and Roy Hciselt convicted
in Justice Moons court OF battoring
Frank Eethers on April %, and who
appealed 90 the Fourth district court,
were arr3igncd Saturday and entered
pleas Of not guilty The case VIII be
tried next term.
Frank Bcthcrs. who is the complain
ant iu the case OF the state against
Hyrum ana Roy Hoiselt charging bat
terry committed ON BCthcrs April %,
has now commenced civil action
against the Hciselts for Injuries re-
coivcd 40 their hands. He asks for
S250O damages, and for $500 damages
for being inCapaCitatcd for work for
six months and for Sl5 surgeons fees
paid out by him by reason OF his in
iuriDs
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OGDEN POLICE COURT.

OGDEN. May lO.-Mike O'Neil, James
ason and = A. Smith were an ~
lgnod IA police court Monday, charged
i'm drunkenness, and were each sen
need to pay fine of s. or remain In
% for an equal number Of days.
John Allen forfeited Sl5. and leo
1cuct. Macon Thompson, G. " Shep-
trd. A. Blanchard. John Benson and
harles Brown were sentenced 20
~ a fine Of $40 each or remain I'm
il for 10 days on "a charge Of opium
hoking
bob Howard pleaded guilty 10 mem
lcancy and was sentenced Co pay
he of $40 or serve an equal number of
iys in Jail
Burt Lewis entered plea Of not
lilty TO mcndicancy and was placed
hder bonds in the sum of S25.
Maggie Messenger was found guilty
drunkenness and sentenced 90 pay
fine of s. or remain In jail for five
avs
Mrs Thomas Lindsay was charged
Tth permitting two mischicvous dogs
run at large but as there were no
umplaning witnesses present Mrs.
lindsay was discharged II was al
gcd that the dogs Boo the case recent
broke into several hcnhouses Goo the
ighborhood Of Twenty street
I'D jefferson avenue and killed some
cry valuable egg producers. Owing 20
q fact that Mrs. Lindsay has sent the
Is out Of town the complainants We're
tished and let the matter drop.
Joseph Paine and Lee GrcenwcN who
ere charged with drunkenness last
iday and entered pleas ot not guilty
fked for change uf venue ou the
rounds that they could not get "a fair
ia impartial trial in tho municipal
urt Tho matter was referred Co the
ty attorney
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FOOD INSPECTOR PUTS BAN
ON SHORT WEIGHT GOODS

LOGAN. May 9.-Deputy Food and
Dairy Commissioner j. j.. Johnson has
returned from trip through the
southern part Of the county and viii
leave here tomorrow laden with sam
piles OF produce that he has secured for
the purpose OF analysis In most Of
the stores Of the county Doe found
things In pretty good shape with the
exception Of short weight goods that
have been shipped in from the outside
for the most part Several OF the firms
here who make meals and other
stuff of that kind We're tied up with
orders 90 stop selling until they CONF
piled with the law as to weight, and
properly labelling the goods offered FOR
sale. 100 Logan the rroc have been
ordered TO place AN ue lahlc stuff
under screens by the 18th Of the month
or cease selling it
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-10
rINrAn rEorI.E norEFrL.

PROVO. May lO.-Rev. $. II. Good
win is back from "a trip Co NeruaL
where ne went Co visit the Congrcga-
tioual school located there. Mr. Good
win also visited some of the new towns
in the reservation country. lie found the
settlers working hard and hopeful OF
the prosperity of the country. In this
hope they have sufficient reason as the
land D. remarkably productive under
irrigation and crops this season are
looking fine The people are engaged
boz several irrigation projects, and the
government has "a big force of men at
work at Independence. about seven
miles southwest of Fort Duchcsne, on
an irrigation project TO furnish water
for the Indians with water taken on
the land and the coming RAILROAD pass
ing through the country 10 viii be-
come one Of the richest sections Of the
state
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-10
MOAB.
ILLICIT LIQUOR SELLING
R0USES PUBLIC SPIRIT

Especial Corr. poudouocO
MOAB, Grand CO., May "a y.
Turner was arrested Yesterday ON tho
charge OF selling liquor without o.
ccnsc. and was TO have boon given "a
hearing before Judge Powell today. but
asked for change of venue insisting
that tho judge was prcudiced against
him. Tho 'boot-lcggcrs" are afraid OF
Judge Powell since Inst Wintcr when
DE fined ono follow $3.50 FOR eolliug
liquor without "a license. County Atty
Roberts objected 90 the change Of
venue. but Mr. Hihlc. counsel for tho
defense, maintained rigidN that Powell
was % bitter enemy OF Mr. Turner's.
Finally the request was granted and
tine trial viii Doc heard Monday i'm
Judge Cupu's court
The particular ofcuse which A r..
Turner s charged with IS that of May
for selling Arthur Ray "a pint of
the complaining witness she was one
OF the leaders n circulating the petit
tlun about a." year ago Co the town
board and the county commissioners 20
raise the license so as % drive the
saloons out ~ business in this county.
There Is a strong feeling IN the town
against this kind of lawlessness and
the sheriff and other county and city
officers are working hard TO suppress
the sale OF intoxicating liquors. es-
pecially among the young men who are
under age.
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OF THE
OGDEN CITY COUNCIL
. II. CanncId Confirmed a. Fire chief
Mayor Veto Set
Aside.

OGDEN. May 1O.-Aftcr "a half-dozcn
.'nsuccessful efforts to secure the con
tmation OF as many appointccs to the
rhco Of hrc chief Mayor Gl1smmn
ct with success last evening when
te name of a. - Garfield was sent 10
le city council and confirmed as fire
pief by % majority of the council
"a communication was received from
o mayor, vetoinE the appointment OF
ohm O. Wills as deputy city attorney
a. gave as his reason for doing 500
o promise Of city Atty. James De
ne. who asked for no assistant when
e. ordinance creating the office was
used, adding the further statement
at he believed the work of the att
irney's office could easily be- taken
re OF by the city attorney Atty
evine was present and denied making
~ such promise Ife explained that
e work In the office has greatly In
eascd during the past Few months
nd that "a deputy Is absolutely ncces-
Try The council sustained il former
elton
The veto Of % former resolution in
easing the salary OF T. W. Johns.
aftsman In the engineers office. was
resented by the mayor and sustained
"a. H. F1ack and ia Ward were
antcd "a retail lquor license az 2i66
rant avenue. where "a saloon was re-
ntly conducted boy Rogers q Vaughan
nth their license WIS revoked. There
us considerable discussion as 10 the
ght Of the council 20 grant the license.
ia IL was conteudcd that the city or
nance forbids such action within six
tonths of revocation A majority OF
ie council. however. voted In favor Of
suing the license
y. r. Kurtz. proprietor Of the ogden
tnitarium company, was granted
tail liquor license, despite "a contrary
itition from the ogden Betterment
1gue
calling the attention Of the council
the fact that they are paid less than
ttrolmen anywhere else IN the west in
ties the size of Ogden the members
the police force petitioned FOR an in
tease In salary from so 20 800 q month.
ne matter was referred 10 the police
mmittee
Discussing a petition from W. II.
iall and others. protesting against the
K OF steam by the ogden Rapid Tran
Z company on its line I'm the northern
artion OF the city Councilman Dana
sisted that the street railway com
ny be made 10 conform to its fran
lse In the same manner as the inter
han road
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IIsmEn nINonCE sIIr.

OGDEN. May lO.--Action Tor divorce
was started in the district court Mon
day afternoon by Isabel Fisher against
George Fisher on tho grounds Of de-
8crtiOn and n0u-Huppurt The couple
wcrc married az ogden on March so,
1903. and on Jan. I 1910, plaintiff claims
she was deserted and has since been
dependent upon her parents Tor sup-
port Plaintiff alleges that her hus-
band "a trying 90 dispose Of certain real
estate in Weber county and asks that
a restraining order Doe issued to keep
him from doing this She also asks
that permanent alimony be granted o.
hFff
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LOGAN.

The News is Delivered by Carrier
in Logan Every Night SUNDAY *.
ceptedI M 90 Cents Per month. All
payments and complaints regarding
delivery. should be made TO- j ".
blair. Agent for Daily. Saturday
and semi Weekly News. 100 vs..
First North street Phone 309-k
Bell. Office with Carbon Company.
Real Estate and Loans. ~ North
Main street. Phones q BeQ and 100
Ind
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BURGLARY CHARGE
AGAINST PHOTO SOLICITOR

OGDEN. May l0-William Brown. q
solicitor for a local photographer was
arrested Monday morning by Deputy
Sheriff Thomas Burk. charged with the
burglary OF house ON Twelfth street
on saturday morning Brown is al
legged 20 have stolen "a gold watch and
the outlook is very bad for the man.
as several persons claim 20 have seen
him leave the house. II was learned at
the shcrns office that Brown is an eN-
convict having served year in the
state prison for a forgery committed
in Weber county
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PROVO.

The News is delivered by carrier
every night fSundny excepted at 20
cents per month All payments and
complaints regarding delivery should
De made Co David Johnson, agent
for Daily. Saturday and SEMI Week
ly News Ind Phone 01-A Orders
taseu for Church works Residence a.
South First West STREET
Cnrrier east side OF Academy Ave.
Ind $751;
Carrier west side or Academy Ave.
Ind. iUl-A.
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provo NEWS NOTES.

Hon. Ncphi l.. Morris Of salt Lake.
win speak in the Provo Commercial
club rooms Friday night on the Pub
lie Health league movement. The
meeting is under the auspices OF tho
local health league and the public Is
invited. Good music viii be rendered.
Tho funeral OF tho 22-days-old son
of Mr. and Mrs. George $. Taylor, who
died SUNDAY, was held yesterday after
noon from the residence In the FIFTH
ward
Judge Noon OF the Juvenile court and
Probation Office Roper were In LEM
Yesterday investigating charges against
boys for throwing rocks at trains The
case win Doc further investigated, be-
fore action is taken.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-10

A. OF Brights disease and heart
trouble. The funeral was held at his
old home boz South Bouuuful ON Fri-
day. May e, which was we'll attended.
The deceased was born at Rouuuful.
July lO 1859, raj. parents were Eric
O. A. and Harriet Ncstibv
Hogan. pioneers of rs. He
performed two years OF mis-
siOuHry 'ohors in the native land
ot hls parents. Norway, and was active
Boa sunday school and other Church
work tie is survived Boy p children.
80 grandchildren, three brothers and
three sisters.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-10
To Remove Dust
From the Hair

OFrom the Now York ENaminorD
Don't drcnch your head with water
oyorv umc your hair is dusty Says
Claribcl Montague. the beauty expert
"Tou much moisture causes the halr
To- become dead and dull
"Wheu you want "a perfect coihurc,
just take "a quick dry shampoo. Ills
9 ounces of theroX with 4 ounces or
orr's root and you viii have supply
OF dry shampoo powder sufficient Tor
AN summer.
"Slrt tho powder lightly and evenly
through the hair Brush 70 out thor
oughly-aud 30 takes with 30 every
particle OF dust and dirt ThcrpN
Immediately gives the hair rich and
glossy lustrc. This mixture vitalizoa
the folliclcs. and or used regularly
long and abundant hair will bc the re-
suit"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-10
SYLVAN PARK SOLD.

OGDEN. May 10 -SylvAu park was
sold at shorid's sale Monday morning
Co sotisfy tNu judgments now standing
against the resort Tho purchasers
were John ~ Spargo Fred NJ. Nye and
H. r.. Richardson mortgages and hold
crs of one Judgment against the park
The other Judgment Is held hy John r..
Dooly and amounts 20 &sli for back
rfuf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-10

this evening for the parents Last
night dance was given for the older
pupils ~ the district.
The schools here have been in session
for eight and half months, and have
had a very successful year over ]. 800
pupils have been enrolled. making this
the largest district in the county out
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-10
MINORITY PLEA NOT A BAR
TO COLLECT ON A NOTE

OGDEN. May no. Judgment Zoo the
sum Of $3.50 sd was awarded 90 the Pln-
gree National bank against Lamar Nell
son in the district court Monday The
suit was o. recover the amount loaned
10 tho defendant ON "a promissory note
Tho defense entered a demurrer To- the
charge on the ground that at the time
defendant signed the note he was not
"a wears of age
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pupils from the upper grades present
ed the eantata. cinderella" at tho
opcra house this afternoon which was
beautifully rendered.
Immediately after the cantata the
bows and girls went 10 the city pavilion
whore dancing were INDUCED In until
sun down. The cantata was repeated
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-10

side Of Provo.
Most all the teachers for The scb,.,
year lslO-lsll, have been engaged nv.
prospects are bright for a good SCH,
year. The new Thurber school ON NJ
street Is completed and ready for o
cupancy, The total cost OF this mod
ern building is $40. 900 '''0u'