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New-York tribune., 1911-12-10
ODD SCHOOLS.

."frcah. schools were the subject recently
of an article in provincial paper. and we
are confident that few of our readers will
have heard of some OF these very odd cdu-
c"uonal establishments. II appear, that foo
Lei-.um. before qualifying Tor q nos, .a
sexton, one must pass an examination -,
q school for giavedisgers. while i'm poris
lhoe is school FOR judges where MAKE
beiieYe trials are carried out i'm detail he
'Ie lawyers Of rcputc. VIII not some
one ,et uD seminary for police court
magistrates, whore heavy penalties will be
1'"l'ted Oh students who make bad Jokes?
i'u.sia has school for policemen. which
~ 'S' We believe, the pet ambition Of the
'''"s "nd aspiring burglar 10 join In
=" "doiuInS museum "thc pupils make
',s'h.'i''s familiar with jimmics. drills.
'"-els and other tools used by profes-
.Vha 'hieves." SUN more ambiguous are
.'' merits Of the course Of instruction
sven in the Casino al Monte Carlo Here
e'o'ed The professional cr6upier Some
~ '' months training rs aIl that is needed
r''IW' a finished specimen Of these
s,t'l 'll''cr which arc turned out "a the
si,, nearly % hundred ycdr-l lHiycT-
ivy Correspondent.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-10
STAGE NOTES.

Iias composer Of grand opera ever
stepped down from his pride OF place TO
write musical comedy? Probably not Put
that is precisely what Leoncavallo intends
10 do The composer of "Pagliacci" will
collaborate with Edward Morton, the au-
thor Of san Toy" ana the adapter Of other
big musical successes. and together they
will provide London with d musical comedy,
which u.s. however, TO be produced first in
Milan
I'm a word. Italy j. not merely bent on
the conquest of Tripoh but means to lower
the crest of Vienna. Leoncavallo enters
the lists with Lehar. And the great Italian
is i'm earnest lie has been TO see PEGGY
and "LuXcmlours" ana "The quaker Girl
to attune his ear 10 the popular taste, and
the result will be seen when he produces
bis scor..
The precedent is really q striking one.
and musical comedy. hitherto a football for
tho superior people. will henceforth bc
discussed with dignity 10y tho grand scis-
ncurs among the critics and the earnest
amateurs Who 0ock 90 Queen Han Loon
oavallo and Morton should produce must
cal comedy which Will bc sonuinc dclieht
Daily Express. London.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-10
AN APPEAL FOR CHARITY.

After five years Of worl, TO support her
FIVE children, widow now finds herself
worn out and TOO ill even to care for her
home Tho hospital treatment aud free
dom from care which .hc needs have pceiI
arranged FOR only the rent needs 10 be
provided. The eldest daughter has just
begun to work and church and neigh
bors VIII give the other necessary help.
Scvcntv-cight dollars will cover the eX-
pcnsc for SIS months and the Charity or
sanitation society appeals for This amount
10 make complete recovery pos iblc for the
molhcI
New-York tribune., 1911-12-10

.oJn.es the socialists and the mob drag
,.r, from the bakery and kill him. This
shall We say-of the
..gdest realism with poetic idealsm i
Inins and quixotic, but not wholly sue
New-York tribune., 1911-12-10
AMU s T. NJ F. n I S
0RI. THEATRES AND HTS UNDER I've Lee sAv inc

The Tired business Man Can {
New-York tribune., 1911-12-10

4. r.. W. Mason t.e author of The Wit
ness for the Defence is writing Il new play
for Sir George Alexander Meanwhile Sir
George is concentrating an his attention ON
liichcnss novel Of the same name, IN which
he is enormously interested. have given
you details Of the action Of the piece and
also Of the very fine spectacular effects,
which will be as novel as they are striking,
at the ST. Jamess-Daily Express. London
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-02-06
THE NOISES OF INDIA.
The Sounds of That Country Are Not
Those of America

The Sounds of That Country Are Not
Those of America.
Indian sounds are not our sounds
Never the bell of "a locomotive. for
they carry no bells. Rarely the shrek
~ locomotive. for the station is
far off and engine whistles are not
built To rouse the dead Hardly ever
the rattle OF street cars. perhaps not
dozen cities in India have trans
Birds-yeS. myriads OF them. Birds
are not afraid u make noise in
India
Now and then above the having Of
dogs one can hear some Nohamme-
dan calling out his PRAYERS. for the
M0hammcdan prayS al midnight as
well as midday. and is not afraid To-
lift M his voice The caste system
extends To- dogs \ slhib'S dog knows
a. pie dog and goes after him without
proyocatiou. Woe 10 the uariah. as
the native dog is called Cuie for
shorl which ovcrStyus the color line
and approaches q white mans house.
Chicago Tribune.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-02-06
FIRST CAST REHEARSAL
"TOODLfS IN HOLLAND"
Everything Progressing Finely and Ere
Long Posters Will Blazon Forth.

Splendid progress is beina; made in
the preparations for ~Toodlcs i'm HoI-
land Tommy Gets musical comedy
which rs To- be presented under the aus
pieces Of the E.ks at their theatcr Feb
fudry 10. u and l.. Rchcarsals Of the
second act have commenced The
musical numbers have all been prac-
ucdlly learned by those who sill take
part and most Of the business" has
ais" been mcmOrized
We are about six days ahead of our
w"rh. said Producer George hest last
| evening That is, We are six DAYS
ahead Of where the ordinary COMPANY
| would be after rohearsiug as long as
. this one has. VIII we be- able % give
! the show ON the night OF the I5th2
| Well. / should smile"
Ihere Is L" be- q east rehearsal Of the
I first act TUESDAY night. Non. of the
! players Will bc in costume and no
scenery will be- utilized but the re-
hedrsdl viii De on the stage and all
VIII receive a drilling such as they
nave not mad heretofore Director Best
feels no uncasiuess. lie saws ne is sure
the cast rehearsal viii 90 off Ike clock
work
II the players were enthusiastic over
the first act. they are wild about the
second They have about decided that
Tommy Gctz is the only man i'm tho
world wh" knows how 10 write a
musical comedy.
The two biggest musical acts of the
"h'ie sho" are in Tho second act They
al" Just a Dream of You. Dear" bv
III
Mr. Yankee Doodle Comes To Town"
by Paul Ingles. The former is 20 be-
really an electrical number Beautiful
Isht" or constantly changing colors
"iI play over Miss WddIingtou and tho
WE'VE young men who form the Choir
Us which viii assist her This song
Is one If lovely. haunting melody with
touching sentiment 70 is just tho
Kind Of song that is best suited u
Miss NadlinstpH'~ voice.
When Mr.. Yankee Doodle Comes 10
Town is the finale of the show AIr.
II giles Is assisted 10y chorus of six
teen girls who. when the curtain drops.
are ranged in the form Of an American
flag
Another musical number that is
counted on u bring down the house rs
That Chinatown Rag" by Chester
sergeant Sergeant has been down iu
chinatown several times fu the last
Few days. gathering local color RE
buys Yellow Dick long. Fat cigars and
Is thinking of joining TIM Chinese Ma
sons
fun rehearsal of both acts is % he
held on thu night OF tho 18Th. and the
following evening there viii Doe "a fun
dress rehearsal Npt Ucf,r. tho night
preceding the first performance Will
anyone wear the clothing D.. or she will
use in the show y Il Gatte~. Frank
Connclley and George Drisc,U have
begged Best VIII tears in their eyes
{" let them wear their skirts but he
remains firm.
Why yes. Drisc"u C"uucIry and
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-02-06

RECORD OF GENERAL FUND WARRANTS ISSUED
L,,na rrauro November 7Decemrrr
J l. Johnston Salary. November December >
National Bank
Iynd ........ Salary. vembe DE
Phoenix -
S~iy :. Salary. November December .
national Bank.
c I. lps..salary. November
National Bank
Harry Walker. Salary. November
National Bank.
% Jan q $4,000 The vaTey Bank
ITas. fS'' -..
% Jsns1 10000 The valley Bank
Laura nbraria secretary. No
Jan2l The Vale Bank
Msg Belle iSs
81 Jan $500 The Vale, Bank
a a5ses Fsfn
50 Jan q 10000 The Valley Bank '"'4''
As s.-9 a. m asS.
50 Jan p 10000 The Valley Bank ''''''
Pss9 Nd f ffisn Salary, November 7.pnp.r
The vaney
I&5d, Salary. November 7-Dmber
JOS McGuire..salary engineer November
IS Jan $500 Valley Bank.
7S-"5 ' Saa.r
'''ns' 10000 re %. rass" s.n<.
50 Jan q $4,000 T' S.i raes1i z,n,
T L. Bolton. Salary September November
National Bank
Fred Salary. September November
National Bank
c Helene Bur
-...-....saary. September November
A clarA..salar,. September Is:SoysnOer
national Bank,
ley .e........sarary. September
4' Jan p 1000 The S., Phoenix hank
fsSna, a Fs
trada ........salary janitor October
national Bank,
FrzzeI.. Salary. September .
% Jan = 800" iR Ta dn1sH Bank
F. Han...salary September
National Bank,
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. Jan = National donsi" Bank
Hauos Salary September
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NJ Salary September
. ''" n" %a'io o"sI Hanh
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Iynd Salary. September November
National Bans
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Bank.
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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-02-06

.s Fl $3.50. rS s" 7s r s.as s''''" " Laws '''
| bell audi
forum and gymnasium building,
100000 The
! bell .......... Eighth payment sudio
gymnasium building
RECORD OF
IN ,,r-. chapter lo7, Section . Laws 1909
RECORD INSPECTION
r. l, IS, r csaUr n s s'@ IS I@~s .n 1905 expense. pm
l1s 1. salary inspector
IL
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F SALARY as inspector
IFS Jan $500 r9 ;s5s1 ss, g.,
c FHer Dspuy , ,nspeg tbs. District s
SALARY inspector
salary inspector District
1rs Jan II 800 Phoenix Ma
Hona Rank
R S' quarter a ," %1's'' D 1''' 81 NJ" TO-
Jan Advanced salary Inspector
JAM sslary inspector No
Jan Daysalary as inspector
1.s Jan Il Robbins sasry as inspector District
IA Jan II b salary as inspector District L.
u@naI Bank
lock 8a a, qs ssea ,n9 ne D,d Rs'' Sc
II $1,000 .sary as dcput inspector
pousn~-
rss Jan II $500 5 Thompson saaTg as np" District No p.
1ss Janm sasTy as Grpa inspector Ds,c,
100 Jan Il CISCO Porter Melon >' " quartz '''''''
- ..........salary as Inspector. Districts
an Phoenix
%% "a qu arS@, eu '"rp;' Dc|5er 81
spey,or am pric, Z@ = quarter end
JAM SALARY as Inspector No IS.
JAM Phoenix VA
Wilson s' H%2@ as " sgGsa9 n' "" Is
saisry as inspector
sasry as inspector No
salary inspector
1873 $500 4 Ro- ,...-.
fzpcnsc as inspector District
2es8o Inspector 81
pense Dccemt~r 10
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ending December 81 !
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RECORD OF TERRITORIAL ROAD FUND WARRANTS ISSUED.
Section
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p highway December so
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-02-06

remedy for baCkache rheumatism and
urinary irregularities. They are ton
IT, in action. quick I'M results and at
ford prompt relief from all kidney
disorders.
Elvey 4 HUlctt
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-02-06


}, brand Expense. Grand avenue division Pres
s'n Jann 1880 B '''' ''S''~'' '''''''''
Grand ss;5 ras S6sar n a1s"se G Dsts%. Pre-
Frank weus.
Grand, Expense. avenue division. Pr,s-
Ruff highway O''''''f' l.
rand Expense. Prescott Phoenix highway.
GRAND. rayol engineering party, Globe
B. Grand. Expense. Globe Roosevelt, highway.
Dominion
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rand Supplies Globe Roosevelt highway,
J Erpens, Dous.s-B sree highway
sss JAM s75 Southwestern
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Payroll engineering party Douglas
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$50 JAM Lumber ''''
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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-02-06

II YOU are not thoroughly satisfied
with Your rooms. make use of tho
Want columns 10 locate for YOU just
the kind YOU want
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-02-06

Evergreen lots are going fast See
Burroughs. IA w. Adams st. II
Your eyes DIR. Swigerts glasses"
See him today. II East dams st
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-02-06


Harry Walker
RECORD NORMAL SCHOOL Bull DING FUND
No Amour
Jan
Jan
acct
RECORD
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-02-06

ALL members of Phoenix camp No
>. Wo"dmcn of the World and all Wis
iting sovereiSns. are earnestly request
ed to be present Monday. February g.
1911 New members will be initiated ia
the order
n. u. FULTON a. g.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-02-06


Chapter Section Laws
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-07
|. D. s. TEACHERS
HOLD CONFERENCE
Representatives of Nearly All
Mormon Schools Are EX-
pected by Friday.

President George Il. Brimhau Of the
3. J. university At Provo was the prin-
c!paI speaker at the morning session OF
the annual joint conference of the teach
eTs OF The schools and religion classes Of
The Church OF Jesus Christ O! Lztter-day
Saints held IN BsTTatt hall President
BT.nhsl spoke on the Distinguishing
characteristics of LztteT-dsy Saints
school defining mans % the scVants Gs
ol;s studies which have been placed with
N the grasp ol the students and giving
several clear Ideas as 10 Why this course
should DC pursued by worker in the
Mormon church
Osborne ). ?. Widtsoe discussed '.Edu-
cELonal values The proers' s'nme % the
morning consisted largely Of discussions
along lines dealing with the advancement
% the church school work and the out
lining OF permanent plans for lhe ensU-
ing year. Music was furnished by a
delegation from the ?. y. university, d.
7ec,ed BY Prof. Anthor II. Lund.
During the afternoon General Superin-
te15ent Horace II. Cummings spoke 81
some length upon the regulations OF the
church schools. while Prof. D. c. Jensen
read paper upon New EdUca tiousl
Conceptions General discussions and
annual roll csl followed these addresses
Tor three more days, the attendance up
70 the present time has not been as large
es the officials would desire but II :
believed that ms0E teachers Will be in the
city by Friday, when the closing meeting
IS 10 be held. The more distant schools
VIII probably have one representa- tive
each. while the schools Of Utah and
southern Idaho are expected 10 have sll
their teachers IN attendance. Regular
conference rates over all the railroads en-
tering Salt Lake City have been secured
As one o. the features Friday evening
the occasion osing IN honor OF the visit
oTs- there Tiil be number % contests
between schools q the north and the
schools OF The south in the Dzserst GYM
lssiuUl. An attractive programme is bs-
Ing arranged by the physical directors OF
the 3. y university. 3. Y college / .. I
5. university and Weber academy
The sessions today Sill include TWO ad- l
dresses, one N the morning. the other in
lhs afternoon There viii Be singing and
also general discussions.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-07
SCHOOL CHILDREN OWN
SALTAIR ALL OF WEEK

Three thousand school children spent
yesterday At Salrsir as guests % the
principals of the various schools 70 which
they belong. and IL ls doubtful Il ever Z
al that resort The students had bee
instructed 10 take certain trains. and
svery part oi the programme worked per
fsctly- To add 70 the pleasure u the
youngsters. Tie Saltair officials made z
radical departure from established rules.
and sold commute ton" tickets which in
clUded every co7Cs ssion at the beach for
z quarter. In addition 10 this. the raEu-
lar prices of bathing were cut in iva in
for children. and this added materially
20 the pleasure OF the DAY. TIE water
registered - degrees and several o. The
VIII be continued all week. as each day
there are 70 o. pupils Of the various
schools at the resort
The schools included in the invitation
for today and the rest 81 the week. and
the tine of the departure o. the trains
upon which the students ara 10 20 are
as follows.
w@dnss1ay-Fr sis pupils. 1918
?. m. Grant. sSl pupils, ?. n: Lin
coin. 3. pupils, l2-l5 .. M: Sumner. So
y. m: Webster. 500 pupils, 2:.5 .. m:
Oqu!rTh. IL pupils. $50 ?. m
hurs6zy-Eamiilca 7s2 pupils, IZ:I5
?. H.. Riverside. IL pupils. 1915 ?. m.
Washington. SiI pupils. $3.50 D m: La
faNette. els pupils. ,. N; high. 1918
Friday-Ernerson. 1852 pupils. a.7o ..
m: Irving. 2s2 pupils. $3.50 a m: Jefier-
son. lower grades . 2. m. jefferson.
eighth grade. i:l5 ?. II; DonEfEJlow. SIS
pupils, ?. m. Lowell, $50 pupils. 1918
.. n; training. $50 pupils. 1915 r m;
Tomorrow Will also be field dey for
the l. y. :. university
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-07
MISS FLORENCE JEPPERSON
TO GIVE RECITAL MONDAY

Miss Florence Jepqe-son. one Of the
most talented and popular coatrsltos OF
the city. VIII b hesUG in q special rr-
clial next Monday evening at the new
hall OF the Consolidated Music company.
y East First South street
Those mus!c-!ove.s OF salt Lake who
have heard Miss Jsppsrson sing have
expressed the highest -adralra ton for her
rich ard well trained 5o;c=. which the
great German singer Alexander Hei-e-
mann. has pronounced one OF the b=st
in America
Miss Jspperson viii soon leave 20 con
tiUue her musical studies in Boston.
Tickets for her recital may be ur1cu-e5
q th= office % the Consolidated Music
company.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-07
Clergyman'S Son Cured of
tuberculosis.

To neglect z cold. bronchitis. lung
Iroco.s OF Consumption is denSerous
axe EckDal's Alternative because il IS
efIe-7ive II tuberculosis Plenty OF evil
eerce from, live witnesses
Gentlemen: Prior 20 Feb Isos !
vas suffering with LaGripPe. which de-
Fe-opsc into tuberculosis. and nv uh,-sf-
Gan gave ne one month 10 live Nv
.al1sT heard &C EcEn3ea's Alternative src
induced me 20 take IL ! am uo7 IL, rer-
isct health. back to l55 POUNDS
tSig1s5D n c0V-T
Wish TO add ms endorsement 10
every word Of my sol's testimonial
tSizneo) REV. J. J. COWIES
Pastor Presbyterian Church
Fuller details above case on reoues,
EcEMzns Alternative is for Bro1chitIs
asthma Hay Fever. Throat and Lung
= aHSGii9as; rs, e. sale bv scHRkMR-
suBSTI0JToRs." FIVE Eic sTos
znc other leading druggists Ask 70.
eo2El@t q cured cases, and write 10
Ecs-nsn laboTa ton. PHILADELPHIA Pa
for additional evidence
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-07
BEGIN SECOND WEEK OF
CONCERTS At THE LAGOON

The second weeks engasement Of the
Long Beach Municipal hand opened yes
terasy g. the Lagoon. Director 2 H
Wiley has prepared 9 programme for
this week that VIII undoubtedly prove a
bigger drawing card than The first weeks
T@citals The afternoon concert begins
a. s:l5 and the evening performance al
SID O'Clock. The programme for this
afternoon and evening follows.
Overture, "Pique Dame. s"........... SuDue
CoFsSt 500, concert polka. The
@. 9. Coloueus.
Waltz. Italian Nights ........ Tobzr,
Ssrensfa NeNicsas leila C-I7sr,i,s-s
Iat=Tmission.
Selection. "ErDsn:'' n:''-.......... Verdi
The Nightingale ls''--.-.--..-.... KIeir
Popular airs from the comic opera.
= Tip 20 japan ........-.... Klein
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-07
WILL LECTURE ABOUT
THE ALFALFA WEEVIL

Al the regular weekly meeting Of IN.
Noulan's club Of Murray THURSDAY Prot
kiTEland, expert and agent % the I-rites
states department Of agriculture. btjrsa.,
~ entomology. will speak on the Io~aI
insect problems Mr.. Kirkland ls CON.
oucung the experiments on the alfalfa
quarters in the old hospital building At
Murray Considering the subject or his
lecture one OF general interest 10 the
pubic; the members OF the club Invite an
theiT fvlends 70 De present 81
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-07
One Hundred Twelve Will Re-
ceive Diplomas From Salt
Lake High School.
COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT
SENDS FORTH SEVENTEEN
Programme for the Business
Classes Will Be Held at
Gymnasium Tonight.

I Arrangements have been completed for
! the graduation exercises OF the largest
class which was ever graduated from the
salt Lake high school. The exercises
Nil DC held az the SAT- Lake theater
Friday night. The programme will be-
Gin al O'Clock. = total OF IL pupils
Will graduate from the high school This
year, OF which i are in the commercial
department and The other s5 IN tire TaTi-
Gus courses OF the -Scaoo4. ne CONNER
cial class graduation exercises vii Be
he'd tonight at the high scGoo. gym
1asiErn assembly hall.
An elaborate programme has been az
ranged Tor the commencement. which ls
the nineteenth 20 be held al the thezter-
The programme follows:
March. The Graduats". Edgar =. Zobsl
High Schoo. Orchestra
Class song Music by Edgar II. Zobel
Reading. Tennyson's Revenge: :..-~
Ca) Novelette,. The House and the
Cb) lnternezzo. "Cupid's Garden
High sciooi Orchestra.
Grafton, Liberal Education"
Chorus, Dear Old salt Lake High,
Words and music BY Z. Il. zobei. g
Presentation .....--....- Louise Burton
Accs sPts1Ce .......... Curtis Rsv.ey. Z
chorqs; -saTca7oIle," from Tales q
Presentation OF Diplomas s.....
Hon. James 7. Hammond. mem
Der Board OF Education.
High school song. Red and Black
.....-,.......-.. Class and Audience
March. War March Of the Priests
High Schoo, Orchestra
Commercial Glass Exercises.
Following is the commercial class pro
sramme 20 be held tonight.
Chorus. In the EarboT We've Been
Address 81 welcome 5v The rrszi- lass
dent. ----.--..-----A Alton Bergman
Defamation. Commerce" (by Van
Girls chorus. Ring on Ye Beiis
Defamation. The Man With His
Hat In His Hand" Hazel Poul,o7
Ss 9-l -. h2eeTi "l..lsi,S
Presentation of certificates s.-.-..--...
Superintendent D. H Christensen
Chorus. Anchored" ..--....by the Class
The commercial class graduates sre
Harry Bassford. Vernon Dayton. Earl
Doolittls, William Eisle. Roy Guiver.
Harry fitzpatrick. Bruno Lange, Frank
Larson. Gail NcAllister. Joseph Nelson. I
Hulds Asmodt Alton Bergman. Myrtle
Boyd. Maud Brown. Lillian Coleman. D
Jeanette De Wsln. Ottilie Finislsr. I
Pearl Foreman. Lillian Fox. Martha Glen. F,
Ida Openshaw. lone Peterson, Bertha ,
peiTson. Elizabeth Pr!tchsTd, Martha /.
Pussley, Dsgmar SChade.
The midEeaT graduates are Myrtle Car
I'll. Palma Goethe. Bertha Milton. Phyllis 1
9stler. Mary Pepper, Lena Picker. Hazel /
PoultOn-
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Hottest Day OF Year.

OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla. June s-To-
day vas the hottest OF the wear in or
-ahoma City. The weather b,lrssrl re-
ported temperature OF 100 degrees az 7
O'CLOCK this afternoon Si71!lsr Tz-Cr-s
.: excessive heat Were received from over
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-07
INDIAN WAR VETERANS
PREPARING FOR BANQUET

The annual meeting OF the Indian War
Veterans and the widows Of dsc=s sed
veterans VIII be held in the Lambert
Paper company's Offices. I4I West First
South street. Friday evening ~ that
time hnsl arrangements VIII BE- made fo-
the annual banquet 70 be given 1t Eoun-
iiful June Is. under the auspices OF the
Bountiful Commercial club. The commit
tee in charge for the organize tions is
headed by o. P Arnold. and asks that
al those Tho intend 10 participate in the
annual celebration al Bountiful notify
the committee next Friday evening
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