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Show THE INTER-MOUNTAIN REPUBLICAN, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, MONDAY, MAY 31, 1909. [NEWS OF UTAH AND ADJOINING STATES | Children's | DAVIS COUNTY HAS ‘PRICE SCHOOLS HAVE RECORD GRADUATION | A SUCCESSFUL YEAR Over Two Hundred Eighth Grade Pu-| pils Are Successful and Will Reeelve Reward for Their Work, eeccieomioas Eighth and Ninth With One-Tenth Grade Student Receive Diplomas at Exercises Sunday Nig Republican Republican claas in its history, one hundred and_= graduation this number forty-thr exercises will be held spaoia Servic Pr ice, May -Price public schools sed "vestorday after one of the moat being The | Big ces | town. at | ars Trustees John In the H. Pace, ndanore of Henry the © Wade ing crowd at the Commencement .,), 3 Peer apeenata | | | | | | Centerville, E. M. Decker principal dent eee year of that its ‘Arthur Por- | MATL this, the SERVICE KI KICK EASTERN Cook, Ireta Steed, Alta em, with more dispatch if Bar-]|in the year, the Ft land m1 Sc phurro NO -_-- Layton Will ices at Cemeteries Will Be Rendered -- Hold from CROPS Price office Chesne inch Serv- | "i : hi = ee s i} I. ; B ind 7 H jen of Wal } alas . a. : oration rd: See o tion a ( " vi Cae ene t? epworth Albert sé Fosep! oseph Burningham, t | oo river | eran oe at é ‘servoir music, "Boun=! and Layton will hold serv-| baer: Pantin this getting land could he | prise hold be nade the putting the BE morial \ ing the enter-|° frost. Little damage will result here fro frost, except in a few instances " | bridges apricots, Indications and this damage wi point at present to the largest yield Price river valle) alight ever the children to Se Wandamere eee « Se seer Tak aot ¥ © A OME ‘ Aaa ‘| MAN 1é "é The Rough Dry Way'? oe] ‘ > | art Lo the | ier | ws Ows "<0 ile . : interesting : 7 , W ho finds ] rte Up * . | ‘ mm, bab the : cost no = way can be m™ died Tuesday i pprhe Mag: e home and' wi . . * Be general satisfaction is no1 better way ay. | rom ‘ STEAM are day be LAUNDRY Yellow Mr move. as ust ¢ e and i oe ugar CO Wagons Corner and Be uh "Phones et pila : eturned David held a ifternoon suf The j world 1 ned illled e g | of Vin pupils of to ) ugl for tl be held of the same at Davi Lagoon da toa whe Friday, iva oO were 1 n yu -O% mpm ne ads Ji ng Marriage th G. | SPANISH ha Mi As bes 1 Vf r D. t Licenses I 0 ied Saturda t ‘ Davi ul Williams of Ogden jage nos and Nature tive oo evenin aa closed I rr G. ~ R.| yesterduy, Mrs a a Myre, "Me M John nd Mis Belle Mr id » theli Spa dri comtracted to fol TthG ho l in friend, Miss i te next week for PR Lene | B. ers¢ Hanan tolosto taik: lt tT PEs Shia of the new homenone f Paul R. entertains Ran an Keith member y Misses of Ne week Mrs. | js Mrs. Miss D Thomassen Ka ille ville Jennie, Ogden of Miss .and)and. Mrs.Mrs Salt. 2Zay Green day to the B. 2 re-| Israel Barlow of sen Mr. this Mr in who| | aE Wednesda) Bountiful] ente ee in West ifternoon kK at ar mh Be ails mi nt H. boy excreises | Davis, - be and Sunday. went to back Salt of Lake tonight. Stahmann Norris while Siicourt block Eureka, has was In another boy flogged at a Salt has Is been. alleged sick by a his parents this 5 ver © ross week 1ome , : } ie emontontained Pro AU aon ey i | Failure D EXPERIMENT FARM of Up Diehl and ¢ c J we a Mrs. Harry Provo WellsJensen WAre., while RMGsUR they)CE oe : Foote in He from the Mt. | reports them| came down Sa rturday fromirs. a Towns S. few A. days'Chase visit returned In Salt from| Monday Lake to Keep Ricir Commissioners. by posal Barvicn: Special Amerte ™" , Blackett came w¢épo mines Sunday j; good condition re praet Results ap in Its Enforeed Dis- epublican evening at the Se ae on operated who was Rife, Sam Mrs. evening.; Monda 1y OF ( : ey lub that visiter|4n¢ a Tope will be hogs | Cement sidewalks being put at-| down on Main street. Robert Hicks who has been working, ente rts iined the|in Carbon county for the last four lates ind|months is home for a few day home aati Arlen long boy. hbor al a by Lake Nephi Latimet schoo her It him Spanish wlll Fork, 29.-Memorial, night ae be heldfay Sunday servi the Fourth w ard meeting houses cnet »jA. was isin who time. |} given in rk, May 30.- 08 important "item at the manera "of oe a eum missions a is) Shale ) 1e ¢ s 7 Mont ote Ferryme | "yg ona fMrs.Nephi,H. are F. McCune of Ogden, | Periment formers visiting in Nephi aa oo" Mrs owart aK' : ts of their daughter, Mrs ; C, Paul will | Me oalckness. ier caused bya beating """\ days wee holding ae part Johnson Re Fairview nas} Lake where she has a Prove -Mr ove farm, ae ae loc xray oe 4 Th men W ho oo price for their produce her fanarmeh ¥ ne chaae th metal phor a | nota neighboring Tie teks nnDae Need thefarms." beak Savelopei anites Monson went to Provo River witness the track meet ance Y. I y nd th e Leland team els Pearson returned thi and yeek Mahkonri from the : and< eek id ? Mrs. from Mrs. of the week vill her mother in and Mrs. W. Ved esd week. aft rels itive s oe ogden Miss Retta a C. have make ae ben a | moved Sperry to Ne phi thelr Andrews were In consis by s 0 res, the herArate.* for ane future was a spent Manti a¢ Pack where home Manti a few of Who is working for one of the trips to the Alaska-Yokon Exposition given by The Republicnn? You enn help this visi- | friend win one of thene trips by look- days Co Pavyso é n they tng over your purchases from the andvertiseing today's Repeblies® ee -- Every jabra gives e eres ates. One yote or very one-ceu willl purehase for mnde, - yourself Ask or for belp a cornet frie They expect te the reservation » 1(eA6a eter RM Monday : A. G their Otto ( Nel , evening 4 on returnec reais Idaho ark visiting parents andk offriends nd Mrs. Winters went to Tooole eee ee estata tran os aethe ii: a ~ 5 ; Wyden vs iinhon oe roe wend returned from aint -__-. snore: Kaysville Mav 3 Prof. Mauer of Woods Cross 1s gold medal, he as been professor which away expec Nevada UNODERSOLD E. David cue back ind will and one std ane REE study zm kk to remain | county his summer and .| vocal and instrumental - EVERY unele n Morgan rT Pret mane DAY A in will give lessons BIG nen 2 STORE Ke Davis bott DAY lieer S08 fternoon 2 In honor of he friend,}| At Saltair Western "Co y Island.' R. Cook | Mi AWittias n Laycock of Portland, ar |} Where the crowds go Rourd trip 25c Elizabet 1 those present were Mrs | -_---- - --- Lt vusen of Kure ka, Mrs, Arthur ears Wandamere opens Monday, | ‘ $10,000 LOU HAVEA FRIEND few weeks' visit with pralenas in Salt Lake and/ Wer ies } tor Mrs.this Alada week Golden betwee iat ae ices isit ing in Stanfor d Mr and Mrs yee ae nta arm bought Pre, Natuseealer returned homo tast| here s has been teaching} the last ear O. Nielsen of Fairview is here) short visit from his property at} Er is eeee 1-| I Genihociie East Mi wee Lake university mis-). cre Le ) peace 3 We U. and F. GC. Sehram, Brown, Mr. Mavle and Ida Ba Lon ern Chicago in a fow ne are In Ka iN hial bring with him three df{plomas isitine {th thelr Rachel Mansell on guest andboys, Mrs. Mr W. vin boy, Mr. and wughter, Cohen, Mr. rner Miss Ida Adams of Eureka fs visitfew days ago in Salt Lake, is ing friends and relatives ial "Ne! p} ht this | ovarian eok Sa Sietrt t Attorney Ryan Is in Nephi COUNTY WILL GET RID on eourt business ' born Monday to Mr. and Mrs William Linton " 2 Dr. Bennet Salt Lake this"ph | eee Salt Lake people were} ast Saturday and Sun-| Governor and Mrs. Heber] Miss Annie jeft { for Salt vosition Ore ve rel ue ORO E teachers owing me Jack in Wednesday level } is accepted a very Mrs. E tien Knowlto | few friends at her hook | Salt} a last Saturday ind ere Mrs I noch Burton a return p ; Cres = | Mr. Goodwin of Provo and J).! wee} atts r spending few weeks last in | : t jee t there hide ax ee i A is ‘ e " 12 ' ru ree e a 5 ch rare it to os Salt Lake Ke thaw Monday. five acres Ipartyvorrs Te Le sureka | "a 1 if eeid, went r Monday. | trees, : fifteen acres of.s beets,Rie CARD CofURairclaw Maciel Cine cas a a roid ‘spent tise: of potatoes end: the rérest is altelta ‘The Mt a five. ce en one eaith U Mit: Mr. eiaiine ing Mar Jensen, t s acaye: | Mt abeis mame Hone on tate aureels AP RODE SE ndnAei opera house Sa of Bilder Robert H . ti we ra ar T | ‘ Ostler fiistaveale Uren eitiook tandin connie Wie Tai: x, phi High of morning after "having ‘spent | sen Telarc ele NN ne ~ Hr Halenieeraad Enka this walk welRe Layeock St Pre ra a suc- Beverege city, this in visiting 5 roof on the completed. . le Cole, . y Hy; lo ates » him Ik George Sudbury ohn Cam| Judge Noon and Mr. Roper, of the son ey Salt Lake Sat-| Juvenile court of Provo, were here toFarre 1 wen to Sa sa pdt day looking after the case of Walter Ranae 1909 of class FE oe ay is atschools passed entertained} Ler Fane 1 Die business and Mr. " Portland, ‘ VE s' dD | ventocds from|" he | been girl twas born to Mr. and! yrrs.,4 fine Jack baby Blacke Barton Alma | Mexico Ils l lle hool John Slaugeh Swen for a illlam Hendrickson friends" here Mrs. over ofthe ‘Agricultural college, °°") peo _to went Moroni ster publi siea Mhasheth | Pte" pais pay haa returned trom| a Barton nd M me if her Mr Miss arren was. e pther | ing-house was discusse spend Mr. and Mrs. Hyrum Siler, of Clin> n re | ton, Ut7 were visiting relatives and Sunday and Literary club Monday even' | Spanish Fork toda evening was spent pleasantMr. and Mrs. Henry Young, of Provo, slicious lunch was served./ are yisiting here ei e ‘Dre ent weré Mesdames wT, Will Johnson, an Icelander, is beHomer, D. O. Miner J VW awhitmore Foranrolicemiustics bane. fos nolawnd 30. - William -vergreens Mr. of aNAmerican Pork Fork! | is RET Bias Saltind Lake people were! nd friends fri inin K Kay tant week: Lad anc will spent of aD)‘orbes eeMiss.Oe aa Zir Samuel|.~ ortha |: bE: Flint, rne Mr Kendall John ty ihe y Logan guest Kendall unday rs. the j Ing of the Arthur { Eureka BRIE having Lincoln the ing | sey : = len. Mi irston \\ ry I Hawes Nephi, George W cessfi chool ye he programs ejyver rhursdas ind Frida ‘ lings were exceptionall yell attfanned! the. largo assembly' hall being crowded to its utmost capacit Last night the program was given! aeTtol cani | M. nd Wellsel be..or Ferry and tien Fenowston wil vittc honor = Histor of Moron { has 100 manv relative nd friend work on helr farms Mrs Caddie Hansen and children of | move thelr families ureka are isiting Kaysville this| In_the near future I Mrs. InHansen's ; mother 4 und Ate veek as guest of Mr Mrs ' {r Ellen Knowltor |} tained a few friends eh uy to Mr in M.| George Service May the : , a Friday of Olsen E [iss avon td cuibltehes at t} school tending Pleasant Mt The e ° Th hosp une met a | das s Saaplé rith-| Line Railroad commany He left fernoon: | nesday morning for Arimo, Idah Ot born Miss Bar-! Arnold PLEASANT nish ive been Kirt in Pendleton, tne nd Mrs. Sim ind Ore., family,| x months eturned to their! in K t vill ¢ Frida ‘ ome me un¢ LOM was Ie lint o on | Symes are! liam vere : neme MI er and |i subjec Thornley a present Melvin Kk. Thornle Ingram morning for Ka Ansas Eastern points, where the + summer . ot evening those Rae ner, Hyrum Woodseae tin 8 Oi wd MONT. and Oe arcane: la turned rik of ' 1d* ane ght.to: . 9 | leaves or ne akatn | SRCceaRele ) few days. rtained = riday Republican Spee chal Mt Bisanen »y ter on irim- Ink recovery. < f 1 S ne the ‘Taston? sate tS rea thou- ar 2 i ne ee 1 rt t ne . da foll ar are 150 in mn aris Phursday, nd ye ount in t ‘here prospective raduate jongest' serial rails at Wandamere, | : . mop ae Due5 bs. e . Am vile un ACADEMY | 4 tg z Thursd "rs UNG MR ED EE " Nephi, May 30.-Mr. and Mrs. E. | ste sisbindacs Special Service. eaver of Twin Falls, Tdaho. are visitSpanish Forks. May -Wa rd con ing In Nephi. Mrs. Weaver was formerference was held in the Third ward jy Miss Ruby Cole of this ctty Mr,|last Sunday, which was well attended and Mrs. Weaver wil leave Saturday l The question. df ‘billding Sate amet tre mn Cross University.| State mminirj & eng!, l he ts at pr n on nd chia4 lay t Lian ition, ‘ happened! pred ed t «¢ C WEBER ide a A a I Jonn W" | Nal the n on) Say is - 4 a : D> | Barnes t 1e er Tollowing relatiy isiting tiv Mexican ( daughter MT. a € ai Among Matthe nae tor home Bonnemort, Barnes, Norma in and Nora of lan K the attention will} roads he Lik in attention Oeof DO Muir Len mm. ted <4 iu ae i , t ore id we ogan ~ an iis party. Cora |} ton | : a card now entirely Bountiful 7 I * Barne. Mr er I t Y Webb, ‘John éZina Emf! Bruftf. Mt anged ts the of of 4 count Wproven "and scarcely | Hriday. and 758 ; : this-cht Pe aioe Layton Farmington Nelson wale a o dowr Her } befe Ben t LAT m tl had THE et f Lay- the druggist, will 7) new building erected | at' da will AT fron b. blooded ho compar ‘chor taking thet final examination The commencement exercise lone 4 Field hoc Sua own flask o rescuers 1p | | } | mn er el ‘ len marooned, ! fe bu 1 \ e night at , 12 o'clock from | Republican Special Servic Ode Ma ‘scarletMorgan fever tsand up' f at4 |, Buea sen . chi' cdoaitione been } Sea Knight Berkin, into the im aan noes nee gz rie riends were stones rir Oregon ne Shor \ rive but bu on a -sandbar}) l : a Ee oni. hosplta Saeed N ve suff Dae sing { is| tlon Free iF ecel man Ki ivel given be yy Li 1 t is : rysville. Is TEACHERS' "EXAMINATION : ear-old Ware TY SS the" care "of | Capitol HIM park of that cht rradi fo attempted ut me¢ colo ih ABET Ww : her Smith. Davis MM near wate ot four name. ¢ p edt to oc Ty attack of gall: daughter: wa born to Mr and| This evening the Hi eh school stuGlen Evans Frida lents presented tl drams 3reezy | Kavaville "Is tne to celebrate DecPoint, in the Opera house orn dav in. fitting style Alex Lund of le ee Grove reThere re four raduate Davis! turned to t. Pleasant to arrange f0T| ae i ‘ rE ) ersity | the shipping of his Bap Ry goods is ea rhey ire G Nal-| to his new home ; I = ; ' 1 is ts a der of Lavton,. AI ur Ha [verMiss Winnile ¢ fandalanc ia entertain of ‘ Cor departmer ind Rall the police: Shumaker ere On On Lhe of a 1 noo I id | I nen I ! optI \ 7 Bonnemort and Mr 8.4] of Salt Lake City, | - hey, i und influens ° ver ated a , almost ee Bishot bad: . Little vp hrilling ery. 1 PEAT, 1. Elizabeth Barnes Mrs. t Bridge t in Mr Elizabeth Lund ane Mrs. Sadie} Stod old residents ot Farm-| ington sick Georne.I of Woods. Cross ken to a hospital In Salt Lake I mi da He very ill, suffering from « RIVER IN |i fo ing ping t ® 6 : thr Jame eaintiag Asem The elghth grace : Actual values 50e to 65e the yard. Choose at only 35e. yre- | e: mann t of mea bridge Wothe er ben ) Wextremel ‘ ‘ ; t be ¢ gr » NOTES 20 Sr Sheriff = the rine Fats ; tl of pro ably id.| tlie t lost o ted hi o Servic aay tl t | i undred ‘ ith I for $2 for Pick | England tor ave far en for ‘the F L > : me | © nain- | | sooks. ery crate: wu ia ro P Vi 4 son. fla raven. ‘ evidently r lroad by i { east he id Sheffield found. For there ere n n i lavfor ey cavu L ‘ 17° Considering wae less expensive t t flowy Railroad nde anfe.ie mas rou porno Nato 1 Security & atreet.° AT May o \ I wave * he orders on Sandbar, Where Girl Discovers iim. - j roval assortment of the most beautiful designs ev er shown. Flouneings, insertions, pea 1 eed sdres: ec &48es, coloredade embroider jes, rare and beautiful deWidths to 27 inch. signs. Worth $1.25 the yard. A mya Mrs. John Rr. _ Barnes, Mrs. inemort, Mrs. -Parrish Mrs. eaeee 8 Larkins and Mrs Henry WH Blood of Kaysville, and | Mr Slize pre venson and Mrs. Jesse M. Smith of) West La LOD X Bishop Henry H. Blood, wife ind ne oer : ek -ee aea.| On held in mat ers: of -t fe, the Won we rani oO Can ‘ n| HOURS intoxlear terda a1 trel | man o ‘ "Ear. la petit. orking c liile na rf , \ set ma ett from Swept | n for LAYTON ; ironed. other ? I eme anh M Peay Sted LS MAROONED JAIL! thirt ul better starched and better |) the Dp en (of day Fehon ‘ H 7 Falls rails wil 1s on at Pr oatt i ntankea tra e yea net delegation ft ' aes FOUR . : : . ped 4 reason that it gives het ‘ eleanel 7 , whiter b clothes, : are ‘ stter the us I ‘wil Ort iad ox till \ vt eee i Locepted , Dee BON! Say agg sed ; ®62"* 4 LD Piaae, Shy ion atu Cectt quite : sick e la few } | | of Gc Main of ® ( { ind took about $4 in purchased $7 worth of | Clearfield. Mercantile }them charged to } as lnre BA ' . Lake 1. Salt ENG I triotic is ions. "A platoon | gai ¢ i caration 00 It's also interesting for ' ae well as l terminul | Republican Special oy od 1) 6. a Ogden, Bi approved consti can pposed "tr Ser @, a id nun Mem afte the this depot beautiful de- shown. Widths 18 to 24. inches. Splendid values at the yard. 85¢e Tuesday, your choice, 48e. : and. (Miss Elizabeth W. Smith, Mra. s m1 as : a4 dred 3 .rm Grant e. Spanisl the 1 art latest count Sear Harri nt ‘participated. in ite main Une| eto ee || str isurris of Clearteld ( luti esa | | LOUSeNOLL u | l | f but little recerea oO ; ;CLea~ ie tion. . icularly housew the abou ROBSAND _EMPLOYER LANDS IN Sear the || cen M princip Veter | ee Sa { Sarvicé I Tr with. ted cam- 69c - cambrics G oo. a t : } pleasureabl é yf ce the , : t i ee JOKE llowed by six lod Woodmen Repu thie aera : eb Be Eada at ai : t ilmost mine ij i fast is Be p1e. 0 | H:erapavie . Draper COMFOR a of IE 5 7 Ooo t mornt at) Decoration) lin this eit tha chireh. i t thy Grand Art : Rellet..¢ inns ill n' - Sanit of expe completed me ip a a-parade froin ma SOON output : a ee Ee Ma obse ' an ne. ae il Service | Che EY ; G R. B is oF jee be ft iit will =i ae Ah ever ody 1 rice river valle this i an 1e5 are » th &r ade the the| all over from re ports W itl year, count tell of damage to crops b enth distance } Fabries B ee - ! re LEE Today Services rnal lor of @ ( oA 4 | lal [ fittin Sexy fr RAILROAD that rails ae ‘ DEAD Observed With Me- Services S Sia progressed of in i k tea ivin to Day lheMOY ladiesOF ste ¢ | £986 daily , can v! fal we ap so far PLENTY IN NAVY'S Unique Custom Will Be Ogden in Connection Republic un Special | Ser Service Pric May 30.-Wortk brancl "rallroad > Miller creew mines VALLEY TO nat by September tecibe ed See RIVER RIVER scrious | .seri Thermopolias willve "bel be| i ing 2 _ ertapes, bridge Caner on the Burlington's main line from the arn 1, and nae Gulf to the Pacific northwest, a| When another lz Donver and Cheyonne. | ita gutput.to the -- rom x 6.: ve | Development ON HONOR IN HAVE Most and cana y em his VALLEY TO beautiful signs ee KAYSVILLE puddied| reclaim in CASTLE FRUIT WILL styles. Republican Special Service. eeacllia. May 20. uBiies Clara: Gove, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert ‘Love a eo a oe tana e athe " : 4 a3 e, v pe Say IRoenIa 1 Service. Thermopolis, Wyo., May oC nue Burlington railroad is said to ha given a bond to the city of The rmopo- | lis, in return for ri of way through! the town, that {t will extend its Fran-| nie-Kirby line to Thermopolis and that} PRICE 35ce . w ter re canal: MINE COAL most of qualities nainsook 18-inch | | pies, (LEE down teams the. through. (NEW THERMOPOLIS Li Bpecial Special & bli epublican R TO not one month of men and Swiss, . A rare assortment of flouncings in 18 and 20inch ic 2e] ch widths. widths. Rich, deep patterns-open work and blind. Very fine quality e : : rs. anda) Goo 2 12%c ~- me ite r| FLOWERS hours, the but the promoters of the land @eal illowed the « % to pa 1 Inactivi untll the walt another year reap a rew for the 1 z outl | they" ---- BURLINGTON TO BUILD LINE 5e. ie and the large flumes calked for next ear''s work, and water no runs | pu through the canal to a point about Ogden eight miles from the diversion dam | da if the laterals were ready, muc | } ices at the Kaysville cemeter at a a. m. Monday program has bee oy rm a by oe soveral Sunday Rovinols'| of two ns. "Committees were| a oeiaked twelver like would pioyed'in, saat ‘Silver band; be nediction by chap-| ain ( rommittee Samuel § a wann Will-| iam Mann, Jess H. yle and] Samuel Sessions. Kaysville evé reservol John. A.| | wasted in Garre t \ force » Beautiful edges and insertions in 4 to 6-inch . . widths. A broad variety lovely pon tua tle never belt yiO.cing any S Today eae of gallons of } the thirsty rour paas | ; poeta ; to ‘ sci Baciiae pony ts yea tarts ez 9 Elegant widths, beautiful range of designs. Nainsooks and ‘ambries in sheerest, softest variety. Values 35e to 0c the yard. br i : are cambries and nain; sooks in sheerest variety. Excellent values at 25¢ the yard, DELAYED ony olican ¢ Beck a rvi Price, Ma ard anagement on the part of ees Irrigated Lands company is given eas the reason th crop and Program at Bountiful. nder the AAT Tuesday vard <artir work | | !™sertions, 12 Thirsty Lands Along Price River Lic Unwatered and Settlers Are Compelled to Walt Another Year. | tract of land under the ., can Sea purchasers are fencing thelr holding s, however, an setting ready tor fall plowing, and » clearing lands, leveling and building of laterals with progress so that next JOST ae may be planted and an income assnred from et o a oo stele in Utah a 7 open splendid line of ecorcovers, flouncings and set insertions ° in blind and | ST ae ea eae cea ward 'P ck \tkins« and A patterns-a beautiful line of fine, sheer cambrics Values 10e and 15ec the and} ISaysville, May 30 Decoration day | will he observed by a mber of towns 1 Davis county aria meame Rxercine s wlll be held at the cemeteries in 2 | respective town The program Pee er at the Bountiful cem cere will t in at-1 n nd as fol lo. Si ig by the respective Boun | tiful i edges a YEAR; WORK season's | north. THIS CANAL VARIOUS TOWNS WILL KEEP MEMORIAL DAY IKkaysville and train €'0\2 2 nial ene 48c 23C This lot ineludes 2 to 4- ber, Bessie Galley, Clarence Baird, Ed-| Myton a half day sooner. Not mor win Ba Wallace B er, Alvin|than one failure in year was made Waite, Leo Willey, Arnold Prew, Brig-|in such delivery either way, north or ham Hartley, Ocel Sessions, David y- | south. ' yo at Dd. toker, Owen Willey, The past year's record over the UinClint alte. tah railway shows many failures to | n A.: G, gi paiiag nl a pal-/deliver mai] either way for days Charles Mitchell, Hen ett, Eph-/a time, and the service to resery ation | riam Miele) Leslie Wortensan, homas|towns would be mucl improved | Tenia een thel Meadow, Annie Fife,| Scuth Hooper, J. H. Fowles, principe zille Manning, La Lawrence Single n, Clarence Single sleeves, knee pants, lace trimmed; ankle lengths also. Ages2 to 14 15¢ to 25¢ years. Monday 0° nye UTAH te yton, Mr, eocpeteecn: principal- | was located along the Mississipp! riv Fred Rice, John Gibso than they can with the present ennil Syracuse, Ella Tolman Dibble, prin- | facilities «ipal-Ethe Page, Norah Draper, rma he old stage line from Price north arber, Retta Sessions, Ethel Briggs.| delivered mail in Vernal the second Maud Beaz Iva B ‘ber, Ann Erew,|evening after leaving Price every day ah oe Citizens at Price, Vernal and Other Towns Claim Mails Is Long DeInyed by Discontinuing Route. ee ees Spe ic. = Servi May 30 ‘itize a tae all classes in. Soaps and privatl lffe at Price Vernal and all towns on the lower intah reservation, ar ae one more concerted effo to remedy the | poor mail service afforded _the whole country north of Price, since he mail | route by stage north eacil Te discontinue a and the route the | Uinta from Mack, ¢ salotedo to | ragon, Utah, and stage from Dragon |} other points substituted for It Most of the settlers on the Uintal |reservation have business at ernal where the land office for that district was established, and it {Is a fact that] these © owns could do business} Green, H 0 Flouncings, edgings, corset covers, insertions and bandings in all the combinations. These six numbers quoted to show- first establishment, nt FROM A aati Btaed. Thane pal- jams, Ruth Wilcox, Mabel Smith, Foss Richards, So Co Myron Tanner, Daniel Miller, Ralph Steed eae | w SODINsO L ah rlin | Lamb, Helen Mar meee etd Cotterell Farmington, G wliton prin- | See Hurst, Geweil: ae hace 2s | Anders Kaysville, . M. Whitesides, princl-| al-lIleene Barnes, nard C. Rou-| che, Annie I. Blood, Ralph Smith, Irene! Swan, Lester M. Remey, Leone ood,| D. Keith ary Saag a rie Openshaw, | Claude Smith, che Webster, | Charles Bishop, Manite Phillips, Ruth aymond. Layton, E.G. King, prineipal-Marion Ellison, Gladys Cowley, Lo . av, Viola Egbert, Tasnk Barn Josie | are, Mablo Carlos, Lavina got ite a Layton, Annie isher, Otha course 6 Our entire stock sacrificed to clear the decks for summer. Every quality from 5c to $1.25 the yard at close to half off regular prices. Come Tuesday and join the throng of eager shoppers to choose from this wonderful stock. Fernley, harley Cr tt, F Nn nik |} Blanche Robb, Lynn Fausett, Leland Hare Alvin Jacobson Nicholas | waitmore Merlin McKune, Albert E Krause, Frank Lewis, Wallace Mitchell, | tiorg Parthenia Horsley' and Lora William Fenwick, Albert Hardy, Ed- | proriny on . E ward Howard, Albert Woolslayer, John Vic - Fiack is the only tenth grade Burninghant ley C. George graduate, she having been the only stu -Myrtl Fore . Verna Ford, Russel | Parrish, Gilbert cere Reed R Smith onald Ear Laur Rockw sue ae = us Davia. ‘smith, ot Flo e Beckham, Adg ar W ws an, el ellie Garp ell, Leona Evans Rebects Hilda Ford. @10 June Sale of Embroideries graduates' dance. } exercise included a ae mise 4canoe cee oP ing at Town hall, at which time grad uation certificates were presented to the following gradu at Eighth grade-Barbara Pac Byron Miller, Ances Thomps on, Ex Teotn ‘Hesselburs Edith Potte Prank Br ar. Grace Downard Sorbart Barlow. Lillie Berglund and Virgie Ferguson. Ninth ade-Clau Er ir Metta Jon ‘ ames: Wade Delia Barton | 6.9 we Farmington Frida June 4, at noon. | and Albert B ryne r mi a an effort durafternoon the school s of the th€/ing the whole term to give all aid and cotnty Will engage in field day sports | encouragement possible to the schools at Lagoon. , |}and the result is a credit to them and Following are the successful candi- | the teachers as we as Supt. Carl R. ates Mare South Bountiful, oeutee W. Palmer, A spelndid program by the teachers principal-Ruth Brov Frances Brown, / and scholar assisted by the Price Fred L. rown, Horton Varley, W iam high sc hool® orchestra WE rendéred S. Roberts, Rowland Parkin, Bue Thursday evening at Town ha and Pace, Leland Pre Lorin Ames, Will. Friday evening there was an overflow- | fam Parkin ova V ree aoe A " payors eo cipal-FE aylor, Harry Hatch, Leon-| Mable Hate! Phillis. Winegar, ard Varley, oon Peck, Owlda Pelton, Jean McKe East Bountiful L. Muir, principal; Joel Parrish, instruetor-Elva Tolman, Edith = irning ham Drue Longhurs sh ey, Nancy Holbrook, Jane Wri r iidah' Sessions, Jessle Ashdow n, Sire am Balderson Maggie Wait Eva Fellar, Arnold B snRe rter, Harold Barlow, Lafayette Fe Fred White gauze knit underwear, light weight, high neck long sleeves, high neck short TW Re Service. 80,-Dayis county has largest eighth grade 29c Splendid values, neatly hemstitched, sizes 2 to 10 years, worth 40e the garment. 29 Tuesday ...... Cc HEA. a May the Children's Underwear 15c to 25c Drawers RTE? 7 Layton, graduated | a a GLOSED OF |