Show I CADET BATTALION r TO GO TO SEATTLE Nigh High Boys Plan Trip to I Yukon exposition I I BOARD GIVES ITS APPROVAL Mt at s IMea If ll Ir bents rs A I The fa b school hool e etu ta will attend the apo po liln but the date data will have to be beh hassled h to acme tints tiN IC the Ia sum nor w r ar Ibis waa derided decided e t r rn drat n Y iii a meting of oft the t Iward of cd education K H P Hendren en n was u to take lake up the with Gov who ho la III now in n and have the tho date dat changed on The go was ot of h having vt the fads 1 there on U Utah dl day which I set et I fr nr the flit pan of e Th The Thel 1 hoar l oat i 1 It to some day dJon dayo o n Anut an that tile the ead Cadets t will not mi a w work k of In asking the trip That Tha t the cadets will meke the to tot t the lip is a certainly I In ease It is II made mad 1 It Il will ac a 11 u for tor the annual fl ea nt hi h hu has been a tt feature with IUt the be i corps or tor several yearn 0 peat t tI I In tIt t Car the Adt made their rs r rn r n d 1 trip to San Man to act t the IJ personal OIt to In Admiral Rob RobI I 1 y 1 n 0 who was then command ins the Atlantic fleet and they made a arr rr 1 rei rd for th upon ullOn thet trip placed them In the th rank 11 Ir In aen general ral conduct and s a 1 tabard 1 military Two I r M sego the they Md th their lr ar of lalle nr tiro Fork and that w warn a aa a l Ie occasion WILL WILI COST CT rhia yr year th the trip to Use the Seattle e es will Involve the he expenditure of ofa a I Jar um sum of money to enable eahl the ca cato old to ma make 41 the It II 1 that It will require at least 15 IMO tM for OJ transportation alone see there r r l cadet cadete who would meke k the Half of this amount rain nult R II la III eald he withIn the orpe leaving Ib the remaining half to be bo tired from BOure It III Ic not 4 that Mt this feature tUft however will trOve nov a serious obstacle to the of the na cadets tel to the aa It Is II known that everal 11 men of wealth have s s to contribute toward b the boys bop on their wa way It I ail forth that tIIt the oa a d dot would In a be lathe of the city elly and tie lIte and ripe lOpe elI or of the he stem III hi In Ut Utah a and a such might bi be as a part pan of the tram state of all might be proud 10 o that on weh helt a beso I it I Is tIa k at would sot not lie be a point seen to ask for a mall a from th the gas end 1 having In ha the ei of funds provided wIth which to slake make an exhibit from Utah at t tM the IM II FAVORED At all I event nt there are no those who In their Ir over oer the cHI of the high school cadets dt on their famous trip to an Wco believe Une the that the Junket coale be undertaken en and that Use the cadets would acquit themselves with tull fully as much credit to themselves and aad tb the state a they th did upon that memorable Joum journey It le II known that 00 ton Of tint the high hleb and c Cap Webb or of the high hleb school military df da t are AIt In 1 favor of the proposition tIn tion In ease the proper arran mn can an be made mad and the of the project by bl the board boar of education m mv live v It Il an aD impetus tt that will set the Ole matter In full awing and make the watchword of the UtI cadets henceforth to tobe tie be On to wattle The board at its tUl yesterday reappointed the supervisors and the a at the meeting for another year The persona who M will 11 be advised that their services requested next year Ml are an General Role Rou Pollock k and John S I pedal W A AWe We ell art rt J I training D W Parfait cation Mla Martha Johnson dl rector of MI Anna I school George A Aton ton elementary Chambers Chamber Mace E Frost Mary Dy Dr Dysart sart n F N W D W WJ WJ J W W Barton Marton E Fl 1 Hallock Hal Hallock lock J Evelyn Reilly Ella abeth abAth V Pitta Mark Marll C Brown Bron L M h Harold J O r R Etta Ett Powers A B Kesler Qi Of eer Van Cotto Cott K H R E 0 E H Hotl Scott F D Keeler William ford |