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' v 5': t v V s' - ' i ’ 77 TO BE GIVEN - K OF C OF PARK CITY U A G DIPLOMAS school year were elected at last 'night’s meet' The list follows: education ing of the city board of avenue D J Greenwell Correspondent ' Telephone 111 Telephone 111 ELE— Hartwell Margaret'1 ' Getty 'Margaret ’ Hawes Susanna Halstead Marlon v MENTARY Helm Mary ‘ NOTICE Rasmussen Rhodav H Commencement Exercises Anderson Laurlne Higgs Mary Anderson Emma Hillam Alice 7 BeattleLyle The circulation and news departments of The Salt Lake Herald Benoit Alma Hof fer Barbara " Pro- -' Senior 'Rose L Crabtree' RubyOpen Evans B Houtz at new now modern and office a are located in in Celia-IveRepublican Ogden ' in Cummings Curt Catherine Howard Margaret 2516 Washington avenue —the Orpheum theatre block For the Ogden Mae V gram of May 11 : Franklin’ Hilda Hyde Jean ' " Marguerite Jessup Violet 915 as Iverson or circulator call telephone No' formerly correspondent NellieGliroy Frances Livingston Harriet I Emma Ivie Graham Jennie Partridge Katherine Jelicli: Tbe Special to' Bertagnoli Emma Johnson Edith Jensen Anna A Froiseth Dorothy seniors Kyle- MaryLogan May 8—Seventy-seve- n Jensen Marie 7 Alt Florence will receive their degrees' when the ) Jeremy Ella class-oBowdidge Augusta 1917 of the Utah Agricultural McMlllen Margaret SALT LAKER HEADS Adelaide Joynt H Brown ' May college la graduated at the twenty-fourt- h Page Alice Keate Edit Florence BruyereLulu commencement exercises of the !' Kelsey EllaMildred' Parker Crum college As usual the graduates In Kendell Edith ’ Luclle Francke le'ad In number there being Pinborough Winifred H agriculture Mima Kendell Glanfleld- Irma thirty-tw- o who will receive their de- Reynolds Dora Clara Kener Henrickson May grees from that schooL The school of Thorup Winifred King Louisa Krebs Mildred home economics follows with eighteen Koontz Edythe Edith Wlnii Lay' comHyacinth?1 In out graduates Lake Sarah Eight will go Minnie Miller eleven-imerce two-ILam son Caroline general science May Ingham Moreton’ Cora agricultural Lawson Agnes Entertains Members mechanic O’Rourke' Kate Scott' Maude ' arts engineering and -six in BardwelL r HLayton Margaret Ethel Riley Ora Beatty Threatens Con- Ogden Commencement exercises open- with Lawson Blanche Conimand-erie- s Roche Beatrice of Subordinate the senior td be the progrsm Esther Christensen' given Schweitzer Hu Ida Littley Julia demnation Unless Septic 11 The afternoon of night of May 12 Marie Simmons Haiinah Livingston Margaret Harrison of State the senior promenade Hurd Luclle May Thomas Evelyn Logie Beatrice will be held to be followed by Tanks Are Installed a recepGrace Thomas Glen Lyons' Sarah tion to the graduates in the evening GiauqiYe Rhea Valentine Ethel Lytle ingiven by faculty and alumni of the McFall Celia Wilcox' Bessie Speelal to The stitution: Apostle Anthony W Ivins Johnson Leona Effle McKay Martha Clayton to Tho Special 8— John A Houghton of vice president of the board of trustees Martin Edna Ogden May MacNeil Jean Barbara Klnnersley Ogden May 8 —Dr T H Beatty and Salt Lake City was elected grand com- will deliver the baccalaureate sermon Schick Dora Fanlne Hills Alga Mahaney 11 o’clock other members at tho state health com mander of the Utah Grand etta of Shields Pauline Monday Henry Martin Ethel Brokmeyer m the Rev Elmer I Goshen at 10 a morning mission have been invited to Ogden to commandery Sunday of Snow Starr Nellie Meloy Marie — The Knights Templar in annual conclave Salt Lake will deliver the ' address to Alvira B Sullivan Genevieve Mitchell Emma J f inspect the city cever system aim is to use tho data secured by them here today Salt Lake Clty wilJ be the the graduatea t Lola Farrell Ada Blank Jeanette Mitchell Those who will receive their degrees Ferguson Helen in support of the proposed bond issue next Burch Ole via Moffett Mary t meeting place More than forty are as follows: of 1300000 for building the Third ward Bertha Della Carruthers May Gray Josephine Mooney sea er by which the city sewage sys- members representing the subordinate Condon Genevieve Groo Vee Rubetta Moorhead Affrinilinra tem will be revolutionised Catherine Katherine 'in commanderies Cunningham were state the Jennings Morf presEugenia Clarence Moroni Aldous Raymond Lund Eva The communication from Dr Cunningham Minnie John Becraft Dresden J Cragun ent at the conclave Morgan Margaret Wal- Orem related to ewer conditions In 'Beatty Halen Maude Ogden Denny Curtis Other ter were officers James Crocker Morgan elected W F Allison Heber was Goodwin Arthur Warning given that if septic tanks Adams of Salt Lake deputy grand comMarjorie Keta Morris Carloa I Dunford EllsOrval John are not installed at outfall in the mander F C Richmond of Salt Lake worth Reuben Holmstead McCurdy Laura Agnes Munn Minnie George Flttr Weber river near thethe Rice Opal Robinson of the Og- grand generalissimo TV J Ruth plant Holmstead Myers Anna of Heber Ivins Grant Dorrell Lynch den Packing & Provision company Salt Lake Dawn Kate Wlllisms L Douglas Needham Winona Philo DanOrin Jarvis' Jarvis captain general senior Grover L Lewis Morris Woodbury which has been declared a menace to iel Konold grand Stevens Alice Lillian Woodbury Nelisen Grace of O Park Lowe David grand Knudsen Nettle public health condemnation proceed- warden K C BakerCity Adelaide M Malik Russell L Maughan Rafael Schultz Lila J Nelson of Ogden grand will Paddock Claudia be Dora instituted ings Ina Nichols Junior warden Samuel Paul of Salt Munoz Delore Nichols Joseph Otte Hall The cityprobably Florence Prentice administration to forestall Clara Lois North Asael Exile- Palmer Martin Lorenzo Chaffin of gTand prelate: Ira H Lewis condemnation has taken steps to ef- Lake R Condle Ruby Albaugh Mary n Perkins Anton Peterson Morell PowOutcalt Margaret grand treasurer W E Rad-dofect a remedy through the construction Salt Lake Anderson Lois i Mary Taylor ell Lew Palmer Ruth Mar of Dr Park Price Foss Ezra recorder: Richards City grand S new sewer the startAnderson Ethel of which will be Martha Patterson Cora Warren Benjamin of Salt Lake grand Jr Leo Bennlon Sharp Raymond Wells Mabel ed if the bond Issue carries at a spe- standard Gibson Grace Cartwright Paul Maude James Smith of bearer OgFrank Parker Stanford Joseph cial election The date of the special den sword bearer: B F Steel of Salt Curtis Bessie Sedley Carrie Hearde Nora William Thornton Allen Phillips election has not been decided Leroy Van Rensselaer Jane Eisenbath Salome Lake grand warden H J Craven of Pratt Ada John Hyrum Wittwer Fenton Irma Case Juanita William Wright Reese Myrtle Ogden grand captain of the guard Hammond Sarah McFadyen Sadie Ida Roberts Mayor A R Heywood delivered an CITY COMMISSIONERS Jean Home Economies Helges Eula Parry address of welcome at the opening sesRobinson Mary A Leslie Susette Robinson Ida Erua Allen Evelyn Cook Georgene Wells sion Dr A Barton of Colorado delivEdith Roche Nordvall Beda Davidson Myrtle Davidson Breta Marjorie ered the principal address of the morn- May Roche Elinor E Gwen Parry Rose Marie Garn Evelyn Jeppson Annie Young Eliza session Past Grand Commander Jones Romence Carrie ing Flnchen Emily Vera Stoddard Merrill Adella Fassell Bertha Nelle Rosser Kirtley Ogden May 8—Bids for curb and Forristall respondedof IE P Arch Cora Quibell Martin Parker May MaSadie Ruby Parsons Violet Amelia on Twenty-fourt- h Rosser high Royal priest street be- grand Rose Roche gutter Pardoe Rob-J"oPeterson Isabell n Utah was given a rousing wel’lyie Richardson Eunice Rotxler Anna tween Harrison and Fillmore avenues sons Rowe Vera Ruth Rudolph Laura Pearl Roaengreenwere opened by the city commission to- come by the conclave Sevy Sapplngton Carrie Sayles Mary Smith Lola Merrill Webster and Stayner Eugenia Schick Johanna prlta Smith day The contract has not been Lucy Winslow Louise Lillian Wight Sclirack Leo la awarded The bid of the Wheelwright AMERICANS PROFIT SommervllL Eliza Marie Harrington Commerce Schwalbach Amelia Construction company was for $14-- n Elizabeth Spooner Abbott Ethel S Bates Leon Hardy Byron Allen 4236 and that of Gibbons & Reed of Schwalbach Flora De George Groot Elsie Howells Clarence Wilford Nlsson BolmanLouisa GERMANY LOSES Leonard Halt Lake for $1518242 Saville Pnebe Sconberg Ida Blanche T Ralph Joseph Emil Sherwood Mary P Du rn ford Cora The mayor's recommendation that the Crabbe Bertha ®wen White and Bervard ' Stmonds Lillian Jennie Gibbons & Reed for an ex- Estate la' Fatherlaad Will Gi ta Of-Elllngson Tequest of forty-fivLuclle EardleyPearl e Thomas Lillian N on their conSkeen Electa tension of days Gould denltes If Kaiaer Loses Caroline Breech General Seles ee Smith tract for the construction of the MadiMary HIrth Ruth Katherine Grace son avenue storm sewer was adopted Driscoll Smith War Dalnes Clyde Jessie Stoddard Huebler Olga Joseph Forrester Ivy Smith Martha- PA The request was made because of deEccles Edgar Everton Harold Clifford Hulbert lone Vera to The unfavorable Lydia occasioned Fuegar Special weather lays Carl Brigham Johnson Hulbert Leone by Goldthorp Johnson Beas McD Grace conditions during January February Charles Kapple James Blood Linford Kyle Virginia 8 — Victory for the AmerSnyder Ogden May Learned Welthea M Sorenson Vlo and March ican nation in the war against Germany Harold Peterson Ivor Sharp Clyde McCormick Madeline Abbott Mamie Stanchfield Grace The commission adopted a resolution will R Muny and Hans Stratford and Alvin G Twltchell Nathan t enrich Hattie Lauretta Brown 8 R the city treasurer to sell city Muny and their minor child John HarStephens Matilda Reiser Ellen requiring Agricultural Eagtacering Berthena Childs which special taxes ris Muny by reason of the fact that a real estate upon Stocking Elisabeth Belle Smith O Johnson Bertha for Improvement purposes are Storer'Rose restoration of peace will enable them terClifford Mayer and Irvin L McAllis- Stewart Elva er Lamb t Eva Emma 'Sudheimer faWells Lillian to acquire certain property In the enEmma Mechanic Arts Quayle Sudheimer Irene Burton Thelma therland to which they are legally Riches Emma Swan James Ira Anderson William Joseph Stewart Mary J titled Eva F Jeanette Swan David Byron Bowen Joseph Wal- Beaulieu Pearl F This fact was brought out by Judge Bond SalUe Sholes Eliza Swenson ter Connell William Schofield Parkes Pearl court E in the district Bowdidge Pratt Arthur Allen Fannie Anne S Glen and Ogden Minor Items Cahoon Parkinson Taylor diLyle when in issuing a decree of Allen Hannah today Adelaide Thackeray Canister Ella vorce In the action Corlnne by LauretChristensen brought May Thomas orFolsom Florence Hans Muny he ta R Muny Nettle against Fitzgerald Thurman El give a division of the property speci- CITIZENS ARE ASKED TO Jeppson Wilma A Jones Mildred Rachel Ure Ogden May 8 —F J Hlrt who will dered Ruth LlljegTen that transfer defendant Mabel Sorenson Mabel Von hare charge of all the concessions in fying of an estate of his father Jacob Vorsenberg Alice AID ARMORY FUND King Helen Davis baseball Muny now deceased In Germany to the Glenwood park and Vote Margaret Martin Dorothy Farnsworth Lacy summer months son The estate will be held In trust Wanless Mary during the to grounds Monahan Lola K to Tbs Teague Adele Special not be will Webb Winnie games operate permitted Amelia was Morgan who the mother the Tomlinson Claire given conby — S Provo of chance in the park through the Weller Amelia The means May and ways Osborne Marie of the child Barney Bertha ditions of an agreement he will enter committee of the Provo Commercial Oswald Pearl A White Clara to was also ordered The defendant Louise Betts This club has laid definite plans for collect- Parry Eva Into with the city commission comWhlteley Marjorie alicosts Callahan court and Jane $8120 pay totaling was decided on today when the $2500 for the city’s share to be paid Rogers Dorothy Whitney Wllberta ing sum In month Welch of a the $35 Katherine on the new armory for troop F Violet mission adopted the report of Commis- mony Whitmorth Ann Seal Violet Beth 'The committee that went to Salt Lake Schreck Mildred sioner M L Jones as superintendent Wilt Mattie Bessie Alston of parks and public property on the TWO OGDEN WOMEN Wimmer Lyle the state had guaranteed Stayner May reportedofthat Beless Edith Its the contract and that Wolcott Mary as soon Vincent Annette M of Mr ilirt requesting that he part petition Goldie Brookings be granted the concession privileges citizens of Provo can collect Higgs Rowena Woodcock Rae Christensen Carrie WOULD SEVER KNOTS atheirtheportion Blanche the building will be re- Buck Alma Young Damage Claim Called Assets— A-- claim Frederlckson Mary modeled and made one of the finest Hickey Marian Sara Young the' Amalgamated Sugar comEthel against Hayward Alice armories in the west Zink Nora Luclle May Special to Tho pany for damages for Injuries 'received Hulbert of the committee discussed Callyer Samson Laura C Ashton P Lollle 8—Two divorce’ actions theMembers Caroline by the decedent in an accidentas at Ogden' Koch May' methods of getting the move- Folsom Frank Riblett Maude a part one charging failure to provide and an- mentbest Utah plant is listed Martin Bertha to the people as they desire to Burton Alice M of the estate of the late Thomas R other charging cruelty along with Martin Maude MANUAL TRAINING every man woman and child In the Cross Mary Middleton In the petition of Ruth Midin the district give an were Instituted Gertrude Morton TEACHERS to contribute to the Fowler Sadie opportunity city dleton to the district court seeking court today Odell Roaabell was fund It decided to armory Saxer as Lucia finally administratrix Fouche Anna Millie Roberts In a complaint against district the city Into eight dlstricta Brim Amanda appointment Ormond Alyda I Jessie li— Hutchinson nine Victor Roberts for that Fenfold Harriet Ileeasea alleges Marriage were appointed to canvass Smith Anna May D E Pearson Letta were issued fromMarriage censes Rands the county months he has not contributed 1 cent Members each district Whitcomb Wilhelmlna Soderberg AJ- - O as follows: George toward her support Reiser Lillie clerk's office Hazel Jensen Hill In treatment the W Facer andtoday cruel The Soderberg Sims Ida G Ila Pauline Pettlnglll charge I Bartlett Hazel Hal Y D Willard Herbert E Hessler of Macon- complaint of Grace Baugh M against ARCH Spencer THURMAN IS Helen Boardman Eastmond Frank H alle111 on is based FranH the V Richard Horn Ogden Swift Pearl and Mattie Baugh Zoe Harwood W R is J Law Jr Logan and Joanna C gation that at various times the defendTempest Grace SECRETARY OF CLUB Davis Nets Mildred Louis Brldgeland Garland John W Gibson and ant called her vile names Watkins Mary Bingham Lewis Clara Palmer H J Edna Wilkinson Hazel M Berrett North Ogden Calhoun Agnes Tanner N Bernard Record By Dreaka Welch Julia Goa 1'tah Special to Tbe N L Ottilie Flnster Crookston rapid-fir- e — records Minnie world's for S Davis A change In the pubProvo May smashing Marie Gutke 20000 Hallen Julia guns discharging cartridges HIGH SCHOOL licity manager and secretary of the Jennings Dorothy Hutchinson Ella V without a break in the government Provo Commercial club will take place TEACHERS May Lloyd White Sallle test at Springfield Mass the new on June 1 when Henry Nuttall for Anderson Edna water-coole- d Bessie Colt machine gun inBancroft the many of the yearsWilliam Burton Beatrice popular secretary Luclle Brown May M Wilson vented by John M Browning last sumclub and for near- Barker Ruth Eckert Margaret SEIZEDBY DEPUTY ly mer has astounded the machine gun Stella Brown two years past publicity manager Beless Bertha Dobson Caroline RaPPaportRose Cllffie Cameron board according to advices received In will leave the club and Arch M Edwards Howard Hazel J ivle the city today Thurman Ensign of the Evans Elva present become Mayne Janet Guthrie Violet Kaiser With Caesar— school will principal Compares high Peterson Virginia Leone Gammette secretary the German military governSanders F J and publicity manager of the club Gerber Donna Likening Martin Ethel B Row and Settles ment and that nation's method of Officer Shermer Nellie The change has been under consideraSteelman Deborah Harvey Ivy Maude warfare to the despotism some time as both Mr Nuttall Kipp Majel Baxter for tion Edna C prosecuting Jennings of early Roman days Capt E T Mr Wilson resigned their positions LangRuby and Offender Daisy Takes Bessie Finerty Crabtree Liquor ' and asked the board members to select Lewis Lillian Quinn Lucy cityair attorney In an address Hartwell Gertrude warned successors as soon as convenient Prout Clara Ella at an open their tonight meeting of Snyder Hesselberg Tillie Same on as esCarlotta Trip The action took place last night that if the Caesarlsm today Jennings Richardson H H Marguerite Suinn was not crushed the Martin Leah sayed by the kaisercould June Esther Lyndberg American nation Acheson Caddie expect to face Adelaide Robinson Florence Hart as DIVORCED HUSBAND those same conditions the imposed Bentley Ada Roche Gertrude Van Pelt Marion Special to The on Belgium The meeting held in the Donshoe Zita Rose Frances — Bradford' Lisle M 8 Landrlch Pete a May EX-WIFBingham was the concluding Greek Helene Flnster square E ACCUSED BY Simons Irene City Hall Connelly Ethel J P wu arrested by todayon a Powell J A feature of the second day's program of Edwards a deputy sheriff Smith Josephine Eldredge Eva charge is being of Schlon Eleanor the recruiting campaign thatTwo Thomas Jessie Harroun Evangeline a to load of beer Into Tbs wagon Speelal taking other Williams Helena Ogden this week Thomas Lilian E waged in were Hosmer Clara — dry 8 territory and Snedden John Ida Pocatello John Mae Alexander Martha Moore Tremayne May May speakers the assistant Kidder Blanche was called to Highland Boy divorced wife of Rae Downey Warren Alexander May G Littlefield Bessie city attorney to Edwards MonroeHelen settle a dispute between two women Downey a criminal action against Pond Clara Anderson Annie i Oneth F E over tbe disposition of dish water In has Bacon a local attorney and Anderson J M J B brought Rae Pendleton Claire Weber Dorothy the argument of the omen Mrs Anna-bel- le Downey her former husband and ArNorma Banker Annette De Bernard is alleged to have Young Georgia Gifford formerly with the Ban- Wareing Weber Laura Bardsley Violet Holland Emma attacked Amalie Nick with a hatchet thur bank National GrimsdelL nock them Beamish Mayjne charging Mary Palmer Lydia arm her and her cutting breaking Alice with embezzlement of a note for $3500 Bledsoe Emma Todd Jas D Hagerty wrist enMessrs Gifford and have Arllne Kelson Bliss Matilda Smurthwalte Georgiana While returning from Highland Boy listed In Downey Bowman- Dorothy the regular army but will be Tyree Belle H M Clark he found Landrlch entering with a load brought back to stand trial Bradford Sylvester Smurthwalte Margaret Carney Jane M of beer He was taken Into custody Brewer Eva Hayes Iris Campbell Morse Hazel and later released under 850 bonds His Van Pelt Helen Brooks Lillian Harris Lillie M team and wagon with the beer were GREEK IS FINED $10 Brown Emma Gaby Marie Florence confiscated JenningsFlorence Owens Helen Brunton Anna K Parry I Wells Tulla FOR WHIPPING BOY Mollerup Buchanan Minnie S R H Leona Buckhee Fannie Stump T M SPRINGVILLE GIRL Fitzpatrick Cott Ivy Van K Burt Ruby Chas I Wray a Ingalls Gertrude Bingham Maya I—Chris Bolatos Chase Ella Fits Gerald Elizabeth received fine of $10 and costs Truitt Bessie STRICKEN BY DEATH Greek Christensen Annie Mildred Powers Boa little for horsewhipping boy World Beulah A Christensen eessaMaasss Mary UK Bentley McConattacked little Edward latos Bench Mary Maude Special to The Brown L Mabel Chugg Cora 11 when the boy attempted Clark Nanna nell aged — ClarTc 8 as a Nellie Brown Springvillc May Coming drive his wagon forward a little to Curley- Catherine Clark Maude B Is the sud- to great shock to her friends Duncan Jessie recover had a ball rolled under that it Erickson Sadie den death Marlza of Madelaln Rouse the Cliy Dyer Winnifred - of Frank T Rouse Ethel Firman Sue W Corbett Miss daughterI A Giddlngs NAVY JOINS CARTER v ‘ Gross Katherine 11 was Madelaln Crabbe Jennie In Goshen In 1801 A Smith Chas attacks the She received born — 8 Lenore son Sheldon of Carter’ Provo Hurley Jdlllie May her CroMon Florence In education A Olson J grade Pains and the public schools here entering the John Carter of Vivian Park and one of Levy Genevieve Crowder Ella Cram Mark C ' owners of the popular resort has Lyman the in 1916 the She Cutler fall Jane aches stiffen his joints and became Learned Roy C high school ' of Oaen Marv 111 and left last night for the navy Joined Mabel Barnard Elizabeth Thursday Dailey Chloe muscles and reduces his efficiency for assignment to duty Sharp Miss Rouse Is survived by her fa- San Francisco Forrester Catherine Doty Van Duyn brother-in-laPatrick Elizabeth Grove His father ther and the Rhoda sisters and Wilson C Oren Duffy At the first twinge get Sloan's brothers: Mrsfollowing Davis Adelaide r of the fami- Smlthen and other members Mrs Lon Jones Fred S Larry Miss Rachael Tanner Vella as as him Salt far Liniment easy to apply it pent-bat- es Bowles Elmer Rouse V Durnell Pearl ly accompanied Meta Boettcher V- M Lillian Thomas Lake Rouse Fuand Master Walter Rouse Ida Daft Emma F Dysart ' without rubbing and soothes neral services will be held Friday Eaton' CeraKyle Mary Alice' Weitz Madeline the soreness Edna' Edwaids Stevens Hazel ' White Marguerite : Edwards-RacheStorer Ruth Williamson After that long drive or tedious FOUND WITH KNIFE Mary "7 Christie Carroll M lone ' ElllngsonIrene Jacobs Lois wait in the cold rain apply Sloan's Emery Mayne Mary ' Nellie Pugsley Evans Emma AUSTRIAN FINED $50 Wilson Susie R t Beer Luclle Liniment to those stiff fingers Ida Fitzsimmons G 'W Bailey Carter May Foster Corlnne Ellerbeck Clarissa — to keep the stomach well the Ferguson Ada Special to Tbs iching wrists and arms Laura Foster Thome Frances M7 me Frazier May For gout neuralgia toothache brniiea May 8—Judge Green today Bingham Elsie Freaericksen bowels liver Harwood J T T-and the Maude by regular Gregg ' Ham fined Drakulich $50 for assault and Edith Moffett Nanie ' Gaby Emilv Harris praini cold feet it ia promptly effective of Drakulich got In an arguaid and Hazel battery helpful N timely Miles Chas George Hortense Levlson ment with Bude Kaecha In Highland At all druggist! 25c 50c and S1C0 Gillette Sarah W A Doris Skewes McKay the argument ended In a fist Boy and Godbe Theresa Maxwell Jassle ' Smith Irene V '' men were separated a When the Lola fight Guthrie Minnie Frances Williams Qualtrougb knife was found in the hand of DrakuHamilton Carrie : Wood Jean Stewart Charlotte lich Hamilton Ida Curtiss Emily Woodmansee Flora 7 ' Hann Nellie Woods Mary Egbert S R SPANIARD IS HELD Caroline Harrison Kolb Jesse F Margaret Wright Nellie Harrison Florence Mas 8 —John Apareco a Pollock Ralph CL Carter Bingham was Hart Esther William C 7 Davis Lois arrested todav for Spaniard the of Mrs E Henry purse snatching When the purse was taken Mrs Henry HELD AS WHITE SLAVE SUSPECT II Into an alleged white slave charge ' He did not notify the police as it conR M Rutherford 28 years old Is held I was arrested last night In company tained but one dollar Apareco was Larpsat Sale af Aay Msdicins ia the WavUl of federal with at the city Jail on orders seen later throwing the purse away- - and Dobkins aged IS at a local la bases 10a ZSs Wd evarywhsra authorities pending an Investigation hotel Myrtle ths pollca were notified CTrcuIstion Department zSIC WathinKton - O'n-V SALT LAKE CITY UTAH WEDNESDAY MAY 9 1917 HERALD-REPUBLICA- N : ' 'J Y- v-"- ' ' A v ' ' 1 4 : ' - i " v "V v- - - ' t - - r s - ' Teachers for the PLEDGE AID TO NATION 1917-19- 18 ‘ - RE-ELECT- ED - j ith - Annual! Convention 'Vs' - s ‘ - - " - ‘ Herald-Repnbllc- as ' - OGDEN WARNED Dr J P Deneen of Ogden Elected State Deputy at - - f - - ' ' - -- - TO FIX SEWER - ’ - -- - - Dr 1 - Sat-ued- : ay - ' ' Special to The Park:' City- May 8—--Loyalty to the President in the midst of the trouble with Germany -- was unanimously a resolution adopted-bpledged-ithe of Columbus In their annual Knights convention In this city The resolution its adoption was telegraphed following to President Wilson The convention will be held at Eu-renext year' officers were elected: The following State deputy Dr: J P Deneen Ogden state deputy DrH J J Galligan past Lake F Cahill OgSalt secretary den treasurer A C Sullivan Salt nerald-Bepabllca- ' Safety at Small Expense a - : 1 - ' ka ‘ - Lake advocate J H Donnelley Eureka warden L M Mulrbrook Park City chaplain the Rev toP M Cushna-ha- n the national Ogden delegates convention Dr Galligan and Dr - Tracy Loan & Trust Co Herald-Bepnblle- nerald-Rcpabltc- aa Leah--Stewar- t - - - -- and-Joh- n - of Ogden open bids j - i IF - Herald-Repnbllc- Srr-ithe-n as Mary-Sherdema- half-intere- the-par- st k Herald-Repnbllc- cus-tod- Rorald-Repnbllc- as ay aa he-Lewiston non-supp- ort Herald-Repnbllc- as - I Hu-lanis- ki -- In learning haw haa fitted up ta serve you TROOP IS HONORED now” ' Mary-Pearso- years “Thirty-thre- e ' - Less - than 10c a ' month will protect papers ana your other valuables and fire steel-lineagainstIn our d theft Safe Deposit Vault which are located on the main floor Boxes —8100 and Up Per Year Special to The " Herald-Republica- n Brigham City May 8 —Two thousand citizens turned out today to pay ’their to the members of the Brigrespects ham troop of the Utah cavalry The had arranged for a half city officials was given a program holiday and houses After 2 o’clock all business the closed for the day and at 2 o’clock ever seen here parade patriotic biggest was staged It was composed of the band leading Brigham City Military the Brigham men followed troops by and women boy scouts business citizens In automobiles At the close of the parade a meet- - Charter No 2059 tng was held In front of the courthouse Patriotic addresses were deHyrum W livered by Wynn L W Eddy C Stark EnValentine and Lieut number ot thusiasm ran high andto the fifty-fiv- e The recruits was increased a was closed demonstration by big ball the at tonight academy grand — LICENSED TO WEP Provo May 8 —A marriage license was Issued today to Fred C Robinson both ol and Madelyn Hathenbruck Provo Reserve District No IS REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE DESERET NATIONAL BANK In the State of Utah at the close of business RESOURCES on May 1 1917 $286243204 Loans and discounts 4320 Total loans Notes6 and bills rediscounted (see last Item) 5000000 Overdrafts Customers’ liability under letters of credit actually used and for which this bank has not been reim- bursed U a bonds deposited to secure circulation (par I 50000000 value) U a bonds pledged to secure U S deposits (par 7000000 value) 2100000 U S bonds owned and unpledged Total U a bonds Bonds other than U S bonds pledged to secure U 1 6f000 00 S deposits Securities other than U S bonda (not including a8 6 stocks) owned unpledged Total bonds securities etc Stocks other than federal reserve bank stock Stock of federal reserve bank (50 per cent of subscription) lisoOOiMj Value of banking house in banking house Equity house Real estate owned other than banking Net amount due from approved reserve agents In New York Chicago and St Louis Net amount due from banks and bankers (other than included In Item marked ) for clearing house Exchangechecks $ 449089 and other cash items Outside 122645 Fractional currency nickels and cents Notes of other national banks Federal reserve notes in vault and net amount due from Lawful reserve federal reserve bank fund with U S treasurer and due from Redemption U S treasurer building account a Totals LIABILITIES Capital stock paid In Surplus fund $ 18269006 Undivided profits 41175 80 Less current expenses interest and taxes paid notes outstanding Circulating Net amount due to banks and bankers Dividends unpaid Individual deposits subject to check Certificates of deposit due in less than 30 days Certified checks Cashier's checks outstanding United States deposits Deposits requiring notice but less than 30 days $2232 278 0o Total demand deposits Certificates of deposit $ 29600000 Total of time deposits Cash letters of credit and travelers’ checks out- - ISSS04 800000 $59100000 447-3- is-oo- 1 -1- uo S22 ?’ 1300 oo 05-07 4a63os st 159 -- 571734 l890tjo i580 g7aX9060 00 000 00 —oOOO $031848264 ?SJ'S!2 ?? 500000 00 $ 341514-- 1 48200000 ll93093Z75600 1773 605 0 22130200 f5t2o210 £04 6 jluf00000 - 29600000 662800 standing ’ Total $531848264 Liabilities for rediscounts including those with 5000000 federal reserve bank State of Utah County of Salt Lake — ss bank do solemnly swear that-thI H 8 Young cashier of the above named and belief above statement is true to the best of my knowledge S YOUNG Cashier H GEORGE ROMNEY Correct — Attest: ! e JOHN C CUTLER W W RITER Directors Subscribed and sworn to before me this 8th day of May 1917 L G YOUNG Notary labile (Seal) ' Etorald-ReiHibllc-sa ' Henld-Repnblle- - as ixsursiens - VIA - -- 1 Following Hound Trip Fares from Salt Lake City or Ogden: ! ' -- Herald-Repsbllc- Z sa - -- - Denver or Colorado Springs Omaha or Kansas City — Chicago St Louis St Paul and Minneapolis Memphis ’ - -- Rheumatism - ’ : w Pur-vian- ce -- ' ' - Webb-Luclle -- Sale Dates— " - l 1 Be Herald-Repnbllc- -- CaLFefuLl -- as - - May 12 16 19 23 26 June 2 6 9 13 16 20 23 27 SO: Jnly 4 1118 25 August 1 8 15 22 29 September S and 12 1917 : - $6000' - - Four ''i £ through trains daily providing the usual liigh-clas- s Union Facifle System Service”- - 64 IJp-to-tlie-Mi- - - - $2750 $4000 $5900 $5120 $5644 SO - - ! niitc t City Ticket Office Hotel Utah Salt Lake City Utah |