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The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-08
EAGLES ELECT
 NEW OFFICERS

SslEv-y Aegie No B. sr-.s'-- Order 5t Easles. last night held aa election for officers Do sersa dlr.as .E- yeag IgIl
 The needing vas well attended -- ! much H-ergs- manifested u he
 s al -Ae new asaear Elm Ha-.G- eas chosen Worthy Prss
 T. A MsDoaaE Worthy l-E George NcNaw-a No"
 Chaplain Henry Fralsa5ha Worthy Trvasar-r John M. Nsas He-ag s-rga-s p.am4a.a SA r ra--lg Iaz-le G-4rd. Fred F-E
 vras- Worthy Outside Guard u- p Baeaud Asr-e Phgsle.aa-
 Trustees NgeselberE J t Eru CT Tony Dar-=-u
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-08
IS
 ALL RIGHT

Reports rom the HObuA country a Nome. dated Nov l5. have just been received which indicate that the recent stampede Jo that district vas fully justified On Squirrel creek and CIery creek the ground Is reported to go $500 to the box leng- th. Both these creeks are tributary lo the Kobuk river and are well up in rhe North Arctic circle During -ae last summer stories have been brought here of the strikes made up there and a considerable number of the old pruspecJors have gone co the tislGicy-
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-08
|. MICHAELIS
 GAN WALK

Ia speaking about tough mushins
 and fast -avellns over mountainous country the other day. Webster ROwnr chief enslaeer Of the slaska-Nidaud railway said that 5ae most remark able walking feat % come under his r1aee occurred this fau
 My camp. al this time" he con -ml was located a, rhe mouth of Raze creek on Bear creek. distant from Ha-nes by actual measurement I1ursy-rr0 and oue-aalf miles
 Lieut. NicaaeEs of Fort Seward came ap there some days before this event bringing the gun platoon tom The fort on a goar hunting eSPedi- @ On Nov gJh some matter re gu5-ed L1e EegJenanCs presence al Fort Seward and so at noon of rna- day in company with my assistant Dan Courtney they set off over the rough frozen ground At ten ior,s five u the evening saey reached Ha5zes | consider that this vas 90 ing some.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-08
BIB RIOT IN
 TORONTO
tsy Alaska Ns~s Bureau

TORONTO ug. Ful-la.ls a
 mass a-.ra- a-G a --s place ls- sslu --a s4a-rs den -o.--,1- .-a E.. enter .-rs. - mob arlaa and demolished every ea. .l- .a t This lag -aal.-- r that Tlrol-5 has ...r had ---g-s at --4- place. U1a aaa aH- Gesr---s -g cope ..a H. a.l stop -lr l-
 ---. gs one ... aaal-e ears
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-08
NOMINATIONS
 FUR ALASKA
isy Alaska News sureaul

WASHINGTON. D. C.. Dec. g. President Taft has submitted the fol- lowing names fer nominations; NlT- ane. judge, for the second judicial division of the District of Alaska; FauImer. marshal, for the first judi cial division of the District of A. aska; and others who are serving recess appointments.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-08

The C. P R. Uer Princess Beat rice came in aJ seven o'clock ms morning and left on the return u'p a- D. u- taking thjrJy passengers
 Charles NeDOaad, a barrister of Victoria was passenger arriving on yesterdays train trOm Dawson ea- route to Jhe outside, Mir. Nepoi-s'o LaL- ou rhe BeaEice-
 Councilman Grashel returned 70 tsNa yesterday from Pennington rsaere rumor has E he was nesS 1asus for uaDchises for an eNlsa' s.oa of the peanut telegraph hHe.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-08
REBs CAPTURE
 GUERRERO
By Alaska News sureal

DOUGLAS. Ariz.. Dec. S-Adyjees reeeuaI here state that the rebels of Guerrero City. which is the largest t,va fa Lle state 5E Chihauhau, have -.-e-aE an -he new officials
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-08
WANTS 4 BIT
 OF ADVICE:
(sy Alaska News sureaul

WASHINGTON, D. C.. Dec, s President Taft has issued a cau for a conference with the nsurgeDt lead CTS oJ the house prosressiyes, re ardug the appointment of justices t1 EGe supreme court
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-08
APPOINTMENTS
 NOT OPPOSED
Csy Aiassa Ns~s sursaul

EE...E E.#.E H-g s- u-l--l-. H seE=--- aE Alaska has ..aaaa-la- --ay -e aa- gElv- r.- made t F7as Ta.- sr Alaska officials al..l -- H-=-.-e-- has asked sr made aar--.e Las are
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-08

 MADE CLEAN
(sy Alaska News sureaul

WASHINGTON, D. C.. Dec g. The majority report of the Balin- ger invesfjg gaJing committee has been filed I5 completely exouerates the Secretary of the Interior and states that there were no grounds whaLso- ever on which to base the charges,
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-08
TIRED
 OF WAITING
(sy Alaska News sureaul

OKLAHOMA CITY Dee >-Nar- slal tte-us.ry og -ls place has -roEu -raL -- Wa.-..- -r 1.s ..ar- l-S- -.
 and has rat.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-08
TOWNS
 MAY EXPAND
(sy Alaska Ns~s sursaul

WASHINGTON. D C. Dec bele-ale Wlckerslau has introduced a hlI pros .dlus for tle aaaeAA---l ef land by Incorporated toaus .a As asE4 by petition oE ei-.-els aui ea-l- cI la district judge followed bg vot- ss towns concerned
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-08

Judge Stackpool Of Victoria ar rived rom Dawson on yesterday s uain and left for his home in Vic uoria on the Beatrice today
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-08
NJ PROBE FUR
 FRISCO MAYOR

SAN FRANCISCO les- s-la.. aagl- D Ga-----E #- ag- sr.asl -a-a1 Ea- alleged ----.--. r ra- aa..es <. -gez. ua--.- .r.-z Tl. mayor Ha= spoken s-
 --.r..- arr--. g-= a. u and 4las.a- al se .-
 -- A grand .--t
 aa. ..E de-
 Br-r g- none
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-08
NEW MINING
 LAWS FUR Us
tsy Alaska News sureaul

WASHINGTON D. e. De- - Delegate Wickersham has introduced a bill providing for eompreasns1 'e changes lu lhe Alaska mluius laws as prepared by attorney BCdsy Nome
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-08
MUST BUY
 FUR YOURSELF
tsy Alaska News sureaul

TACOMA. Dec -AR ordinance has been passed by the city govern ment made effective on December 1s, which prohibits treating in any and all saloons.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-08

Thos. Tugwea of Log Cabin came in on yesterdays train and took the Beatrice south bound today
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-08
WRECK ID BE
 INVESTIGATED
tsy Alaska Nzas sureau)

SEATTLE. ueg S-Tle --gga4ia- at -le NurgLuesleru near san Juan I5-asL s l1 be thoroughly rrp1et
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-08

The c. p R. liner Princess Bea- trice today took one hundred and twenty tons of ore from the Conrad nine for the smeluer az Ladysnith, Vancouver Island
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-08

Alex Clark. a prominent mining man of Dawson. arrived on s terday's train and was a guest oI the Pullen House while in the elIy- He left on the Beatrice today TOT the outside
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-08

Bert FoaIer og Wa--eao-se 1as a aasser1ar J- laH outgoing Beatrice.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-08
SLACK BRANN
 FEEDS BRAINS
fsn AIaslka Ns..s sureaul

(sy Alaska News sureaHl
 CHICAGO. Dec S-ChamPion Jack Johnson gave a banquet in thss city ast night Booker T. Washington was an honored guest
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-08

 DISAPPOINTS
(sy Alaska News sureaul

WASHINGTON. D. C., Dec. g. Governor sloan says ArizOna's con stiucioD dfsaDp0lnJs all classes
The daily Alaskan., 1910-12-08

You can get tae oiyuP-a brew by tss 55-Ls s- hs Bu4r1 ot Trade.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-03
MAY KEEP SHEEP OFF
BLACKSMITH FORK ROAD
County Commissioners in Response to
Petition Consider Legality of
Proposed Action.
Especial to The Herald-RepubIican.)

Especial to The Herald-Republican)
Logan, July 2.-The county commits
sioners met yesterday in regular ses-
sion. a petition from the Hyrum Com
mercial club asking the commissioners
to close the Blacksmith Fork road to
sheep herds was up for consideration.
The damage to these roads was repre-
scented to be most extensive. and that
II some action were not taken TO pre-
vent the use Of these roads for this
purpose. the highways would be ruined.
The commissioners are now consid-
ering the legality OF an ordinance that
would bar sheep from the roads. The
action Will concern most Of the wool
growers OF northern Utah. as the road
through that canyon to the mountain
ranges Is now a much freeuuented
route.
The commissioners appointed Mrs.
caroline Sorenson registry agent in
place Of Alfred Gardener, who refused
to act.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-03
DUSKY CHAMPIONS
PANTS ARE LOST
Train Delayed Ten Minutes
While Hunt Is Made for
JOhnSon'S Trunks.
Especial 70 The Herald-Republican.)

Especial 20 The Herald Republican,
ogden. July 2.-"Where, on where
are Mistah Johnson's fighting pants p
This distressing question became
the paramount issue OF the day at the
union station this afternoon. and from
the grave concern on the ftces Of half
N dozen cOlorcd gentlemen en- route TO
Reno. but delayed on a still hunt for
the brilliant-hued trunks. IL seemed
the fight was in imminent danger OF
being called off
The dusky champion. when last in
ogden. met an old friend. J. r.. Lem
me. the cOlored tailor. and In the ex-
uberance Of goodfellowship. gave
Lemme the order for the construction
of the fighting uniform. GlOrying in
the task. Lcmmc created a most won
dcrful pair Of trunks. 10 which the
last fond stitches were added yester-
day.
Today Lemme took them 20 the de-
pot and handed them over TO n special
envoy from Chicago. commissioned to
deliver them TO the champion. While
waiting for the train to pull out, this
envoy lost them.
The entire depot grounds were
searched and the special train from
Chicago was held up ten minutes
while various clews to the where
abouts Of the missing garments we're
run down. but the duslSy envoy was
compelled 20 continue on his way
without the treasures.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-03
Preston Brevities

Especial to The Herald Republican,
Preston, Idaho July All is astir
in Preston preparing for the great cele-
bration here July T. 1t is expected that
record breaking crowd will be pres
ent. To be sure that all viii have
plenty to eat a big barbecue is being
prepared to be served free. Four steers
1900 loaves OF bread, IS barrels OF
pickles and other things IN proportion
will be served.
Among the attractions will be: Salute
at daybreak. serenade by a 5O-piece
band. meeting at the opera house.
where 9. A. Iverson will deliver the
grafton. Ashley Riggs. celebrated high
wire artist. nip and tuck. two aero
bats. children's sports. horse racing.
baseball. salt Lake VS.. Preston.
Harry Campbell Of Preston. farming
partner OF DR.. ID. p. Thomas. and Miss
Sarah Davis Of Dayton, were married
yesterday They expect 90 make their
home on the farm at Dayton.
Miss May Nelson. daughter Of Joseph
q. Nelson OF Preston has been very
seriously III for the past week In Salt
Lake with brain fever.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-03
NEWS OF UTAH AND ADJOINING STATES
COMMERCIAL MEN ON
PARADE WIN CHEERS
Travellers Will Go to Provo Deter.
mined to Induce Conferees to
Hold Outing In Ogden.

Especial to The Herald Republican,
ogden. July preparatory to
descending on Provo to capture the
1911 annual outing OF the United
Commercial Travellers. the local order
paraded in the business streets tonight,
engendering much enthusiasm. which
they intend to keep for use at Provo
July and 8. The lodge members
gathered at the city hall square at
1880 o'clock. CARRIED in black sack
coats and white duck trousers and
carrying the famous U. 9. T. tri-
colored umbrellas.
Led by a twenty-piece band, they
paraded along Washington avenue and
Twenty-fifth street. Later in the
evening they were much in evidence
on the streets, which were specially
lighted for the occasion
Monday morning at 1880 o'clock the
Ogden lodge, with several hundred
additional excursionists, will leave on
a special train over the Denver & Rio
Grande for Provo TO attend the two
days outing. They will be equipped
with circulars and badges boosting
ogden for the next annual outing.
The annual convention OF United
Commercial Travellers. which met at
Helena. Mont, this year, will be held
In ogden in 1911.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-03
American Fork Briefs

Especial to The neutrality-suspicious.
American Fork, July ALEX. Cum
ningham, the brick mason. was pain
fully injured yesterday by fall of the
scafflod on which he was working.
Some of the boards broke and let him
fan heavily TO the ground. fracturing
three ribs.
The following persons left here this
morning for Reno to witness the
JohnsOn-Jeffries fight: James Crystal.
Ira Chapman and Alex. Crystal.
Mrs. Myra Strong. proprietress of
the St. Elmo hotel, has sold out and
will go to Salt Lake to take charge of
an apartment house.
Thomas Bnns is very IN at his home
in the Fourth ward from typhoid fe-
yer.
Nearly all the miners working in
American Fork canyon are down to
spend the Fourth with their families.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-03
FOR THEFT OF JEWELRY
G. II. Mitchell Accused OF Taking Val
liable Articles Prom Trunk Be-
longing To ROOmcr.
Especial to The Herald republican,

Especial to The Herald Republican,
ogden. July &C. B. Mitchell vas
arrested here tonight on the charge OF
stealing about $500 worth of jewelry
and silver plate from Mrs. Goods
rooming house at 622 Twenty-siVth
street. The exact time that the rob-
berry was committed Is unknown. as
the discovery was made by David
Crockett. VINO returned to his room
after an absence Of several days ard
found that his trunk had been rifed
and about $50 worth Of jewelry had
been taken.
The police were notified and upon
further investigation II was found
that the trunk OF Charles PettibOne
and several others had been rifled.
Mitchell was suspected. and upon
searching his room several OF the ar
ticles were found. When arrested by
Detective George Wardlow he had sew
eral Of the rings on and a number Of
other articles i'm his pockets. 1t is be-
lieved that large portion Of the plum
der has been taken out Of the city.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-03
INDIANS TO GIVE
TRIBAL WAR DANCE
PocatelIo'S Big Fourth of July
Celebration Will Be Most
Unique.
Especial to The neutrality-suspicious.

Especial to The Herald Republican,
Pocatello, Ida, July 1.-TWO hun
dred Indians from the Fort Hall re-
servation, bedecked with full war
paint and feathers and CARRIED in bar
barrie costumes, will march in the
Fourth of July celebration here next
Monday, with Chief Tyhee at their
head. This promises to be one OF the
most spectacular features of a parade.
the equal Of which has never before
been held in this part of the west.
Following the parade, the redskins
will pull off a war dance for the edi-
fication Of their paleface brethren.
moving picture company of Chi
cago will have a machine and operator
on the ground to take motion pictures
of the Indians, both in the parade and
in the war dance.
The parade, with its Indians. with
over a hundred decorated autos, 1000
school children, 500 members or the
local italian colony, led by the Royal
Italian band, labor organizations over
a thousand strong, floats and Ezra
Meeker's famous OK team and prairie
schooner of old Oregon trail fame,
Will be spectacular features. Auto
races on a circular track, motor cycle
races, an Indian relay race. squaw
races, loot races, atnletiC sports OF all
kinds and a baseball game will COM
plete a long program.
Special trains will run to the Gate
City and crowds will be in attendance
from all the towns in this section of
the state. At night a twenty-round
boxing contest between Cyclone
Johnny Thompson and Pete Sullivan.
two of the cleverest lightweights in
the northwest, will be a feature.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-03
SOUTH DAKOTA BANKERS
MAY BUY FRUIT LANDS
Especial 70 The Herald Republican,

Especial 90 The Herald Republican,
ogden. July Representing a syn
dictate Of South Dakota bankers and
wealthy farmers who have ready
money. John +. Kelly. a banker Of
South Dakota. IS In ogden looking for
investments. Weber county fruit land
adjacent 90 the city T. interesting Mr.
Kelly. and several deals are being con-
sidered eutailing the investment OF
many thousands OF dollars Mr.. Kelly
is OF the opinion that the development
Of fruit lands in Weber county and
other sections OF the state. where here
tofore the industry has been carried
on I'm n des-ltory manner. offers one
Of the best and surest investments he
has yet come across In the west.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-03
Price News Notes

(Srecial to The Herald Republican,
Price, July 2-The citizens organized
volunteer fire department during the
week with Robert McKune as chief
Ihere are some thirty young men en-
rolled, and have been promised support
by the city as well as the property
owners. The members expect to buv
ladder cart and ladders. as well as n
siN-foot reel hose carriage with a
double set of hose.
The Carbon county court. which ordI-
narily finishes the term I'm one week.
was continued over to this week and
lasted until Thursday evening The
case requiring most OF the time was
that OF the Southern Utah Railway
company vs. p. r. Mcdonald and NJ. p
Braffet, wherein the railway company
asked for condemnation of land near
Mohrland, eighteen miles south Of
Price The case went to the jury Thurs
day. and resulted in decision for the
railway company allowing Mcdonald
and Braffet s1O,S4O
+. y. Mitchell. division superiutend-
ent between Helper and Green River.
resigned during the week to accent a
better position with the Western pa
cific: and will leave Immediately for
Citizens Of Price have been led to be-
lieve that the Denver & Rio Grande
Railway company would build n much
needed new depot at this point. and
since NJ p Braffet. who is closely as
ISOLATED with the railway company. has
purchased certain lots In Price living at
the point agreed Dy most citizens to be
the natural location for a depot. II IS
believed that Price will have a new
depot in the near future. The lots pur-
chased are three blocks east OF the old
depot. They were bought from J. G
Ferguson, Martha Williams and Levi
Harmon, 10000 being paid for them
]. II. Redd. who has n contract from
the government to carry the mail to
points between Price and Emery. sixty
one miles south OF Price. started his
stages this week. He has secured new
rigs and will use four horses TO each
rig. and make the distance In less time
than IL has been made heretofore
The stage line from Price to VernaI
has also been opened after being closed
for four years. The line VIII be ODer-
ated by the Well Mining & stage COM
Dany, under the mana cement of E. C.
Lee. The 125 miles viii be covered in
two days. The fare one wav will be
s12. and n round trip will cost 800. with
charges for intermediate transit &c
cording 20 distances. An express will
also be conducted
Mr.. and Mrs. II G. Smith entertained
Wednesday evening n number Of salt
Lake and Price friends
Mr.. and Mrs. F. p Amo entertained
a number OF their friends Friday even
Ing with music. cards and Refreshments
The Castle Valley Coal company will
put Its entire equipment into service
during the week. This Is one OF the
largest enterprises lately coming into
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-03
Bonita Brevities
Especial TO The observation-disclosures |

Especial to The Herald-Republica
Bonita. July 1.-The Farnsworth
Canal company reached the Junction
this week. a distance OF fifteen miles.
At the present time the expenditure
amounts to between s25 900 and $780,
600. They celebrated the event with a
banquet and ball
Mr.. Calhoon and family from Salt
Lake was through this part OF the coun-
try last week on their way 70 White
Rocks and Vernal. They expected to
stop at White Rocks to witness the sun
dance by the Indians.
The board OF equalization met at this
place June %.
County Clerk wahlauist OF Heber
was a visitor at this place yesterday.
James 3. Crawford OF Orangevile has
been a guest OF Commissioner MOffitt
the past week.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-03
Provo Court Notes
Especial to The Herald Republican,

Especial to The Herald Republican,
Provo. July 2--Heber Gledhiu OF
American Fork was arraigned on
charge OF indecent assault He en-
tered a plea Of not guilty; case set
for July 6.
John Z. Little. convicted Of intoxi-
cation in the justice court Of American
Fork, and who appealed. was arraigned
and entered plea OF not guilty case
set for July IA
victed OF selling a pound OF butter I'M
properly labeled, ana appealed from Jus
tice A. A. Moons court, defendants de-
murrer was argued and taken under
advisement until July 6.
American Fork city VS.. F. z Lyman
was dismissed. the case having been
settled out Of court.
Estate Of Ralph Stewart ct al,
minors. letters of guardianship Issued
to Mary a. Bourne.
Estate OF John Hawkins. letters OF ad-
ministration issued TO Mary Jane Haw-
kins.
Estate OF Sarah z. Christensen; let
tiers OF administration issued to Reu-
ben Christensen: bond, S1O,5OO.
Estate OF Thomas John, order OF sale
Of real estate and personal property.
Estate Of Elijah Bourne; petition OF
Henry MOyle. administrator. for al
lowance OF final account and decree Of
distribution taken under advisement
until July 2.
Estate OF Albert starr; George NJ
KiEzie, Joseph Bates, William Brown,
John :. Cooper. Samuel g. WillSie and
Fred Kendall. appointed appraisers.
Joseph f. Crook ct al VS.. Samuel
Westheimer ct al: demurrer sus-
tanned.
Edwin S Hincxley ct al. have COM
menced suit against Thomas L. Vim
vent and ID. G. williams for the pos
session Of five COWS and one heller.
valued at $500. which II is alleged
plaintiffs unlawfully took from
plaintiffs June %. Damages in the
sum Of $3.50 are also asked.
Hattie n. Slater has commenced suit
against A. il. DeLong ct al. to collect
S2.5O7.4S and for foreclosure OF mort
gage against Provo real estate, given
TO secure said note.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-03
PRECAUTIONS TO PREVENT
FIRE ON TIE FOURTH
lsnecIal ID - Herala -RenublIcanl

Especial 10 The Herald Republican,
ogden. July Orders have been
issued from the headquarters Of the
local railroad Offices concerning fire
precautions in the Local yards next
N Jay Special watchmen will be
pl on duty 10 keep the small boy
nnO frccrackcrs out Of that vicin-
ity. TIA hose viii be on hand and
on IA night OF the Sd viii be placed
on hydrauts for immediate use n nee
essary. Chief Thomas Browning OF
the police department has issued sim
liar advice 20 all citizens He says all
roofs should be kept wet during the
day and all dry grass should be cut
and removed from the vicinity Of
buildings. Rubbish Of an innamma-
bic sort should also be carted from
back yards.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-03
TO CELEBRATE FOURTH
AT INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL
fspecial 10 - HeraId -RepubIlcan.l

Especial to The Herald Republican,
ogden. July 2.-Independence day
will be appropriately celebrated by the
Utah Industrial school. A ball game
and a program OF sports has been ar
ranged for the afternoon. A program
will be given In the morning at II
o'clock Vice President John Walsh will
be master OF ceremonies and the ora
tion will be delivered by Senator j.
Y. Smith The program follows:
star SpanEied Banner" band seleC-
ton. song. Long Wave our Flag.
school: Declaration Of Independence, "
David Candland. America" band Sc
lection. grafton. Senator J. Y. Smith
song, star or Freedom" school
Gettysburg Address, concert recita-
ton by twenty boys: song. The Old
Flag Never Touched the Ground" quar-
tet. speech. senator Euchler: selection.
band. recitation. The Flag" Carl DOz-
Ter. song. Marie Conklin. song, Utah.
Star Of the West" school; benediction
selection. band. Ball game and athletic
sports IN the afternoon.