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The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-07-27
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king and president to the considera-
ton of the Carnegie peace endow-
nent trustees. We believe that they
could now take up no single activity
sIiat would more wildly contribute
TO the "education and intercourse
In peace'-one Of the fundamental
objects of their foundation.
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PUBLIC SALE.

Daniel Funk, 5 miles west Of Ply
month, will hold big Public Sale
on the oath day Of August. The
Ladies Aid society will furnish
lunch on the grounds. The terms Of
the sale will be l year. Discount
of 4 per cent for cash. Samuel
earns clerk. Col. F. w. Williams,
auctioneer. WI
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Ten thousand of the CIR. attest
faults in our neighbors are of less
consequence to us than one of the
Smallest in Observation-Disclosures
'Whately.
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Even In hot weather don't forget
to boost Plymouth. It'll make you
feel cooler.
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county boards of review, which will
be taken up at the August sitting of
the state board.
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Plymouth, Ind,
July 90, IL
Dear Friend:---
Neal makes good bread; neal
makes mush; Oatmeal makes good
mush for BREAKFAST too. You can
get SO many nice eakfast floods
at the grocers.
Neal Is cents per sack. 0at-
neal 10 and rs cents per package.
Your Friend,
JACOB
P. s.. = They sell SO
many breakfast foods where We
buy that they are always fresh.
Mamma sends ne always to
HOOvFR'S
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E. soY>. Editor EMO Prop
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-07
AN ORDlNANC

An ordinance amending aud re-ensctine
sections 90. 90 and o-6 OF the Revised
Ordinances OF Salt Lake city OF 1908, as
amended by m ordnance passed by The
City Council May IL, 1909 and approved
by TIC Mayor May Is, 1909; also amend
ing section 53& Of said Revised ordi :
passed by the CRY Council July L.. 1905,
aud approved by the Mavor july il. 1905.
relating 10 the Police Department.
Bc il ordained by the City Council o!
salt Lake CITY, Utah:
Section /. That sections 80. 525 and
52G Of The Revised ordinances OF Salt
dInance passed by thc city Council May
II. 1909. ana approved by the Mayor
May is. 1909. relating To the Police De
partment, be, and the same are hereby
amended ana Yc-enacted so as 10 read
as follows:
80 How Constituted The Police
DeparimeDt OF Salt Lake City Is hereby
rcoreani2el and shall hereafter consist
OF tne following officers, men, employees
and agents, whose duties and compcnse-
ton shall be - hereinafter fixed:
One head Of the department, who shall
be known chief Of police;
one chief Of detectives:
Three desk sc"=eants.
Seven detectives:
SiNtF-fNc policemen;
Two assistant jailcrs;
one nIalron.
Tho chief of police shall be ex ofdcio
jailcv and have charge OF the city Jail.
He shall receive and safely keep all prs-
oncis properly committed 10 hus custody.
He sl.al iilc and preserve every warrant
uf commitment ana keep . record In
book provided for that purpose. OF ali
persons committed To the city isll, show
ing the late OF arrest, "ffcusc charged.
term Of commitment and the prisoners
name age, place OF birth and date OF
release,
595, Subordinates. The Chief of Po-
lice shall. by md with the advice and
consent ol the CITY Council. and approval
Of The Mayor appoint one chief OF de-
tectiNcs three desk scrccantS. acyen de-
dectivCS. siNty-nvc policemen. two as
sistan1 iailers, one matron, and all other
men and EMPLOYEES IN tic police depart
ment. and In Ike manner Nll all vacan-
clcs. TIE Mavor az Chief OF Police. with
The consent OF the Council may at any
time remove any subordinate employee.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-07

ferred and without a trial. hearing or on
portunity to- be heard. whenever, in his
opinion. the good Of the service Will be
subserved thereby. and such removal
shall he final and conclusive. The City
Recorder shall forthwith notify IN VIII
ing the removed person of such removal:
IL shall not be necessary 10 state amy
cause therefor, and from The Time of no.
thca,ion the person so removed shall in
no case be entitled 10 any salary OF COM
TcnSati0i whatever.
j26. Assignment 20 Duty. The Chief
of Police shall designate in writing. fled
with the City Recorder. ana = duplicate
thcreo! fled with the CITY Auditor. one
policeman To act first lieutenant of po-
lice. one policeman Ia act as second leu
tcnan, - police. seven policemen to net
rs CITY detectives. one policeman To act
as first duty sergeant one policeman TO
act az second dUtT sergeant one police
man TO act Is third duty sergeant. foul
policemen 10 act as motorcycle police.
men. five policemen to act as mounted
rs patromer. Whenever any change
shall oCcW i'm 'hc police departnoUl hr
death rcsisration. removal. transfer.
promotion cr reduction. the Chief of Po-
iiCe shall. Va like manner. I'll all NaCan-
Cies from among the existing force, or
from appointments. rs in his judgment
he shall deem tcst for the good OF the
service,
Sc. >. That section a$2 cf said Re
vised Ordinances. rs amendeI hv nm or
dinance passed bv The CITY Council iulv
W. lSN'. ana tnplpNtl IN me NlPl'bf july
:. 1909. relatir~ 10 The pc'icc Depart
ment, re and the same is hereby amend
ed and re-eaacted SO as To read as fol-
i>ws,
a3S SALARIES Tic officers "mnlovc"~
men and agents of the police department
shall receive yearly salaries payable
monthly as are the salaries of other city
officers. IN amounts as follows:
Chief Of Fciice and eN ofacio
1eller ....- .-...,,.,.,.... .S3nn'. H'
Chief Of detectives ves............ 1900 "a
CITY detectives each ............ lisa nl
First and second liou,enan,s of
police. each ..,........,.,,..... lfi0 30
duty SerccantS. each ............ 1"eO. nn
Mounted DcI;cemen SaCh. ....... 1000 nO
Desk sersesnts. each. .........,. l92g %
All othc" policemen except mo-
torcvclc policemen. each...... iO1n m
Motorcycle rolcemen. each....... 1850 90
Assistant iailcrS, each. ........... ln2O nl
Prison guards each. ch.............. ln"0 IN
Matron ........... .,..,........ $50. 90 |
See 3. All ordinances and resolutions.
or parts OF ordinances an1 resolutions in
conflict herewith are hereby repealed to
the extent OF such conflict
Sec. T. This ordinance shall take cf- |
feet upon approval
Passed by the CITY Council of Salt !
Lake CITY. Utah, June l. 1911. and re-
ferred 10 nc Mavor for his approval
Is. s RINES. City RecorleY.
Approved this md dav ~ juno. 1871
j. :. BRANSFORD. Mayor
State OF Utah City and County OF Sail
!. p. s. Rives. City Recorder Of salt
Lake City. Utah, do hereby certify that
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-07

garments at an average low
er price. because he would do
more buSinesS-tnat the re-
taller would not be compelled
to sell at an enormous profit
for a short winter season,
thereby minimizing the mum
ber of people that buy
furs-that he believed a big
fur business was possible If
furs should be sold at a rea-
|sonable proft-NOT 'at q
profit of from $3.50 to 5000
on each garment that costs
the retailer from 800 up.
What he wants to do can
be done successfully. / think.
NO AVERAGE RETAIL
CAN AFFORD
TO EVER BE OUT OF
THE NEWSPAPERS. In
this busy world, we are so
easily forgotten. We must
keep ourselves before the
public ALL of the time. We
cannot afford to be over
looked. IF we do not adver-
tise all of the time we surely
will be overlooked.
DON'T STOP, Mr.. Mer-
chant.
THE MARK CROSS co.
"a speciality business-one
year discontinued advertis-
ing during the summer
months, and Patrick Francis
Murphy, the president, said:
"Never again! When we re-
sumed our advertising IN the TALL
it took us three months to get
RE-ACQUAINTED with the read
ers Of the newspapers, Now we
advertise in the summer as much
as in any other season of the year
and as successfully"
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the above and foregoing is d full. true
and correct copy of an ordinance en-
titled. AN ordinance amending and re-
Revised Ordinances OF Salt Lake City OF
1909. as amended by an ordinance passed
by tne City Council May Ii, 1909. and
approved by the Mayor May Is. 1909;
also amending section 533 of said Revised
Ordinances. as amended by an ordi-
nance passed by the City Council July
l3, 1908 and approved by the Mayor July
IL zoos relating To the Police DEPART
ment." passvd by the city Council os
salt Lake CITY Utah. June l. 1911. and
approved by the Mayor June .. 1elf. as
appears CT record in my office.
In witness whereof. ! have hereunto
SCI Ny hand and affixed the corporate
seal ci said City. this 6th dav of June.
1911. r. s RIVES.
tSeail City Recorder
Bil No. 81. f791
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and correct copy ol an ordinance entitled
AN ordinance relating TO nr producing,
disease causing conditions. declaring such
conditions a nuisance. providing for the
aba tcment thereof. and Furnishing the
maintenance OF such nuisance. passed by
the city council uf salt Lake City, Utah,
June /, 1911 and approved hy The mayor
juno >. 1911. az appears of record in my
office
In witness whereof, / have hereunto set
my band and affixed The corporate seal
Of said city. this md day OF June, 1911.
r.. :. RIVliS,
tScaID City Recorder,
Bill NJ. l5i. !I9l
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Mrs David Keith will entertain a party
Of friends today at a luncheon at tho
Country club in honor of Mrs. Frances
Smith of Muskoeee. Mich. and Mrs. Lock
hart Of Ely. Nev, who are visiting in
The city The club will have good
number out today for the usual midweek
luncheon which for the entire month Of
June will be followed by bridge each
Wednesday. A number Of parties are
made up for today to enjoy the meal to-
gethcr and several tables of bridge are
already arranged.
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INLAND HALL Will hold today
/ts tnirtleth annual commence
ment exercises. graduating a
ciass of thirteen young women,
who are all prepared Tor tee
<oiieges OF the country: Inc ever
day will be simple. the diplomas
resented at the regular il clocN
| 1T ST. Marks cathedral, WIN an
BY Bishop F; S. spsiding to,-
These exercises will ne pre-
" the holy communion service At
a and a senior breakfast at S:3u;
#hich customs have been followed
I Interesting To note in connection
Ia present day graduation an ac-
In The Tribune twenty
|ears ago almost 10 day of the
rcement exercises OF the year lsSS.
mes of many of the roll of honor
hes familiar 10 NSalt Lake through
NJ decade. either In business or
HE. In those days the school
urinary department for hoys as
1irls under the direction of that
|oI,fs. Miss Hayden. which Will ac-
<0r tho otherwise pu2zling fact
RE- are several of the young busi-
"a OF the community whose names
ID, along with their sisters. The
4 of the exercises twenty three
70 reads:
exercises of Row
IN school was held az ST. Mark S
~ Yesterday morning AZ II O'Clock.
|efcises were very beautiful and
I've. being very different from the
chool commencement and having
OF refinement and delicacy that
ry appropriate To a school OF TINS
where all the stu
1arched into the church chanting
Iful hymn, was most striking
The young ladies were all at
white. with here and there the
h some delicate tint or light. airy
following Is
4. THE PROGRAMME.
professional. Hymn $40.
Lords PRAYER.
Psalms iXXNiv.. cXNi.
So Matt. V. ! to VS.. IL
Jupilate Dec.
Greed.
Collects.
Hymn i30.
u. BY the Rev Samuel tnswortn
Tho first Chorus of the
bat Mater" ......ss. RoSslnl
A Cathedral Choir.
'Conferring of Diplomas.
"Gloria Ia EXcelsis.
Benediction.
Recessional. Hymn 42s.
Programme was faithfully rem
he church choir doing excellent
n the chants and hymns. The
was filled 10 the doors with richly
|ladies. who. with a sprinklins oi
IA. formed an interesting and in
[audience.
Iddress by the Rev. Samuel Uns-
who took for his text the class
amino et FiGe." was brilliant
Fatorv. which must have left It's
ION line heart of every one OF the
as we'll as the others present.
onferrins OF diplomas and cerllti-
'as done IN an appropriate and !
manner. and the young ladies |
h the honors with all the grace
could desire.
liplomaz were awarded 10 Miss
|.ncclla Glliogly and Miss Mary |
DodV 2 ri and certificates OF schol- /
were given to Miss Elizabeth
Judge and Miss Bertha Wageuer
the close OF the exercises the !
+. Miller read the following
ROLL OF HONOR.
3 all who rank 30 per cent or
l the year.
|Primary-Esther Radcliffe, Eta !
r. Reid Allen, Edward Burgess, !
Tcl<immins. Beatrice Sells. Emily !
theodore Gentsch. Matte Hall, !
Tram. George Worthen.
Primary-Jay Rouniy. Elsie !
florence Mckay. Richard Og!esDy. !
dcLelland
Primery-lcdith Burgess. Fannie
il;ie McCrea.
Patterson. Florence |
Florence Hail. sally Sholes. |
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a very pleasant affair of yesterday
afternoon was the kensington given by
Mrs. William Nuttall in honor Of Miss
Ruby Erskine. at which some sixteen
friends were entertained, The home was
made bright with yellow roses and yellow
ribbons were used In the dining room to
add 20 the color effect. The hostess WAS
assisted by Miss Hazel Austin and Mrs.
q. w. Reese. and the other guests be.
sides Miss Erskine were Mrs. Johnson,
Mrs. Hurd, Mrs c. -. Clawson. Mrs
Shirley Clawson. Miss Josie Morris. Mrs
y. 5 Campbell. Miss Blanche Caine Miss
Bertha Parker, Miss Lena Moore Mrs
Paul and Miss Rae Campbell.
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ITO be continued.)
Foley's Kidney Remedy

Is particularly recommended for chronic
cases of kidney and bladder trouble
1t tends 10 regulate and control the kid
ney and bladder action and is healing
strengthening and bracing Schramm-
Johnson. Drugs, five stores
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Miss Marjorie Symon of the Jordan
district schools has Just left 10 visit Eer
Old home in Scotland Later she will go
TO London and also 10 WlEan, J4anca
teaching at the Trinity Presby{crIan
school ''
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Mr.. and Mrs. Don Campbell entertained
a merry party of young friends last
evening in honor of Miss June Howard
and Stanley w. Moebius. Seven tables
OF 500 were played. and the hostess was
assisted in caring for her guests by Miss
Rae Campbell. Miss Mignon Donhalter
and Mrs Jacketta McCune. The home
was bright with pink and white flowers
great peonies forming the main decora.
ton, supper followed the game,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-07

performed by Rev Ward W. Reese OF
81 Pauis church and was witnessed by
4 score of the intimate friends. After
refreshments were served The young peo-
pie LEFT for Los Angeles on wedding
trip. but will return here to make their
home
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-07

Mr., and Mrs. James W. Neill OF Pasa.
dena. formerly OF this city. are on q vislt
TO San Francisco and are at the Palace
pers,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Russell l.. Tracy and
their guests. Miss Louise Stubhlehcld and
= few friends. enjoyed the week end in
Ogden canyon. going up Saturday and
spending the TWO days al the Hermitage
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Continued From Page One.
mer, fall, winter and spring
months, have been very sue
cessful, | am glad to say.
A man came into my office
the other day to talk with ne
a b out ADVERTISING
FURS DURING TIL +
UMMER MONTHS.
He wanted me to conduct a
campaign for him-said he
was convinced that it would
pay-that he believed a cam
paign advertising furs ALL
THE YEAR ROUND would
enable a retailer to sell fur
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-07

Miss Elizabeth Hester left yesterday
afternoon for Dubuque. Ia. where she
OF so tor d vacation trip 10 Dubuque
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-07

Mrs Frances PeRdleton- Cameron viii
entertain the Naomi Past Noble Grand
club at her home, Sl2 South Second East
street next Thursday afternoon
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-07

The following from .os Angeles pa
per will be OF interest to many friends
here friends both Of Mrs. Evans and
Mrs Elliott, who has been spending the
winter there:
Mrs David Evans of Venice enter
tained with a delightful afternoon party
recently. her guests being members OF
the Afternoon Reading club. The rooms
were artIstically decorated with flowers
and ferns and delicious luncheon was
served before the programme was rem
dered Covers were laid for Mrs. Evans,
Mrs Abbot Kinney. Mrs. Nj. NJ. Merry.
Mrs. Ellen Elliott. Mrs. c. H Buchanan.
Mrs Ivar Weld. Mrs. r. a. Phillips. Mrs.
Miner. Mrs. ArIhurs and Mrs, II. T..
Elliott. The mex, meeting Of the club
will be at the home of Mrs. Miner In
Innes place Venice.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-07

Mr.. and Mrs. George Forester and
their son George will leave the last OF
the week for the east. Mr.. Forester
goes 10 Minneapolis TO spend fortnight
or so on business and Mrs Forester and
her son viii visit friends and relatives
in Denver until his return.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-07

Miss Aileen Young. daughter OF Mrs
Isabel Young, and Lorin &. Whitmore Of
Nephi. We're married June I at the bish-
opric by Rev. Father kiely
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-07

Mrs Glen Miller was the hostess YES
lerday afternoon at an Informal tea at her
home for Mrs. Marvin Higgins
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-07

Miss Lucille Offer. daughter Of Mrs.
Charles Offer. Will he home from the
academy OF the Lady OF Loudres Cali
loInia. to spend her vacation with her
mother at 500 Fifth avenue.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-07

Miss Gwendolin Tripp will entertain =
iew OF the girl friends OF her cousin.
Miss June Howard. at an afternoon affai:
in her honor tomorrow
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-07

Mrs. Foghi and her friend, Mrs. Thomp-
son, who visited here last year. Will be
here at the end of the week for n short
stay in the city. Mrs. Foght. who for
merly lived here. has many friends who
will be glad TO see her.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-07

Mrs. Folsom left last evening FOR Seat
lie. Wash, TO visit her son, II. d. Fol
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-07

The marriage Of Miss Marion Bclnap of
ogden and Prof. Walter \. Kerr of the
University of Utah Will take place today
IN The temple and VIII he followed by A re-
ceplion III Ogden tomorrow evening
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-07

Mrs. Fred w. Meakin will entertain
this afternoon at bridge party at her
home.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-07

Mr.. and Mrs. @ w Hull OF Ely New.
are in town for short stay, and are n {
the New Grand hotel. Mr.. Hull is the
postmaster Of Ely
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-07

Mrs. William Block. formerly Miss Bes-
sic Pike of this city is here from Miller,
Nev., and will spend some time with rel
atiVcs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Sinclair and their daugh- =
ter and Mrs. Daisy Moore Martin went
10 Provo canyon Sunday and spent tho
day with the uaNcrcamp family there
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-07

The Sewing club will he entertained
this afternoon by Miss Winnifred Lynn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-07

Another wedding which will take place
Ioaay IN the temple Is that II Miss Myrtle
Brown and Charles o. Larson
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-07

Miss Arlie johnson will entertain this
afternoon at an affair IN honor Of Miss
June Howard, q bride Of the week.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-07

The Misses Edith and Winnifred Wood
mdnsee have gone 10 HOLLYWOOD. ncaI
Los Angeles. where they will visit thell
sister, Mrs. j. II. Brown.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-07

Mrs Dale II. Clarke is out al the Tay-
lor home in Pennington. visiting her
mother, Mrs. Taylor,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-07

Arthur II Graves took place yesterday
afternoon at the home OF The brides
mother at o'clock. The ceremony was
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-07

Mrs Marvin +. Higgins of San Fran
cisco IS In town and Is the guest NJ Mr..
ana Mrs, {. |. Moon
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-07

Firstclass hand embroidery. apy
style, done chcaply, room 800 Windsor
hotel.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-07

Mr.. and Mrs 4. w. Davis will ceIo-
brale thci wooden wedding anniversary
tals evening with a party at their home
i6S Second avenue
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-07

Frederick Gen;sch. Joseph stanton. Alex-
ender Goliath. Estele Glanfeld. Agnes
Wilder Allen Mckimmins.
First Grammar Form-Mortimer Allen.
David klnzie Harry Goliath, Herbert
Wilder Joseph Hall. Florence Roundy.
Second Grammar Forln-May Clohecy'
Robert Kinzic Estelle Dunford. Edna
Cohn. Maud Duncan. Elva Godbe. Lemuei
Goliath. Helen kncass. Edna Shearman.
Maidie Dye.
Third Grammar Forn-Theresa ALI,
Louise Putnam. Ruth Stevenson.
Fourth Grammar Fornl-Luacine Hoge,
Grace Stanchheld Blanche Anderson.
Nelly Bcattie.
Junior Class-Louise Ackerson, Grace
Wallace. Lillian Fordyce.
Senior Class-Bertha Wagener. Mary
Woodward. Helen Gillogly.
HEAD SCHOLARS.
Head Scholar in the Whole Primary.
Preparatory snd First and Second Gram :
mar Depsrtment-Maidie Dye.
Head Scholars IN Whole Third and
Fourth Grammar Form and Junior and
Senior Classes-Helen Gillogiy Ruth
Stevenson.
Perfect in Attendance for the Year
Martha Glanheld. Rose Kuhn. Cwenfread
Morgan Ruth Stevenson and James
Hogle.
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MS Covered With Hair

DlCO VIII remove superfluous
md gradually but surely retard
with until 1T disappears entirely.
4 do 1t harmlessly and TO your
It's use viii benc-
b skin because OF It's antiseptic
. The money you paid Is yours
3 asking il you find that any
Urged III behalf Of ERADICO is
rne out by absolute fact and by
n performance.
Il compare the claims made for
LCO with those of other dcpila-
Every claim for ERADICO is a
tee.
|can get ERADlCO in Salt Lake
Schramm johnson. Drugs. The
FIVE stores
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-07

Miss Hazel Cutler entertained q nart,,
Of young people al Sallair last evening
The affair being In honor of Miss Marian
McEwan and Alfred r. Cutler.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-07

Tie Clcofan will meet this afternoon
with Mrs, Willis Booth at her home. 6l5
First avenue.