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Show THE 14 ROUND-U- PLANS P Larger Attendance From 13. Friday, May Spanish Fork, May Is the day set for closing of the schools of Utah county. There are high 16 candidates for graduation from the six hif?h schools in the county. This include the schools of number does not are in a separate district. Provo which leads in the Xebo district SprigviHe to graduate. with a class ofofthirty-eigthe Sprlngvllle The faculty high ra jiick-maschool are, Jienrv Jtose, Thomas Latimer. Jr., J. H. Palmer. Kenneth Roylance. Harold Alle-maEmma Dougall, Ethel Lee, S. D. Florence Moore, J. W. Wingate and The graduates are: Bert Cran-dal- l. Will Hill, George Russell. Arthur Frank Hrinton, Blaine Kelsey, Finley. Harold Nagle. Willis Harmer. Bert Car ter. Raymond Dibble, Ronald Allen, Howard Settle, cnaries cone, siepnen Deal. Lulu Crandall. Lurleen Cutler. Edna Harmer. Emma Dalton. Louise Bird. Isabelle Bird, Elizabeth Bird, Bessie Fulmer. Edith Wilmot. Anna Elizabeth Dallin, Hazel Hutch Prlvett, inson. Stella Hutchings. Arlena Harrl son. Irene Coffman, Catherine Menden-balDougall,l. Catherine Whiting. Seymore Beulah Barnett. Marie Diamond. Cleo Pierce, Ethel Jenkens and Lottie Gross. The Spanish Fork High school faculty: L. John Nuttall. Jr., Ben E Elllngson. Argyle. Jean Cox.K. Jennie D. Kuhr, Thomas Isaac Brockbank. O. Stokes. Jean Fonnesbeck, J. F. Skinner. W. D. Holt, John T. Morgan. Grad- uates: James Anderson, Wilford L. AshLesby, Vernon Beck, Archie Boyack, lie Bowen, Lola Bradford, Vern Carter, May Clayson. Hilton Evans, Iee Hales, I.orin Jones, Lockwood Hales. Cornelia Hanks, Nephi W. Hansen, Ruth Hayes, Eva Lewis, Joseph E. Nelson, Elinor Stahman. Hyrum C. Thomas, Ray Tuttle and Cleon Wllkens. Payson High school, faculty: Melvin O. Garfield Wilson. Laura Gardner, Alberta Nebeker. , Barbara Pace, Jones. D. M. Taylor. W. K. WC. Cole, Alice Holmstead, R. J. Monson. Jlenry Oberhansly, Lydia Schramm and Joseph A. Reece. Graduates: Leah Bowen. Wilford Calkins, Dean Flanders. Treta James Hiatt. Angus Holllday, Harper, Don German, Lucile Lant. Clarence Mills, Frank Oberhansly, Oren Open- snaw, veaa Pickering, Vernee Richmond. Beatrice Thatcher. Blanehard Ware. Alberta Wlckman, David Mitchell, Norman Steele, Earl Okelberry. In the district Lehl leads with a class ofAlpine thirty-twLehl faculty are: Heber Bennion. The Jr.. C Banks. Clara May ICock. AbleJunius J. PhilT. W. A. lips. Bennion. E. Johnson. Paul Stanford. The uates Miner, are: Ina Bernice Anderson. gradPaul Miner, Ina Stratford. The graduates re. uernice Anderson. Beatrice Anderson. Rella Asher. Genna Bradshaw, Mirl Clark. Mildred r avirH Jennleve Clark DewAv rinrtnn Crabb, i,vnno Morrill Evans. Winnie Evans. Barlow Cox. Reld Gardner, Mable Olle. Floyd Coates, Clarence Gray, Austin Cud- manuson. ura Jiackett, Louie Jones. Micnael Millen Klrkman. Kearney. Ruth Knight. Leona Long. Thomas Arel Southwick. Stanley Taylor, Jennie Taylor. Leota Tvor. Reynold Willis, rrea naniaps. William I Worlton. American Fork C. W. Whit aker Joseph B. faculty: Forbes. Earl Holm- steaa M. W. Jones. M. O .1. T? Mauehn. earnest Ste1 t. itkhv Eunice Jacobsen, Anna Mathlson. E. A. J. M. Walker. The graduates Mornn. are Norman Storrs, Vern McNeil. Hugh Johnson. George Hinch, Wing. Henry Iioss Buckwalter. Harrv Mprioorv Dayis Cipman, Roy Logsdon. Wayne Dick- JaneKhoffur iionnaruKe, tiayuen Khellevii;ui, Vclma erson. Hans Pearl Rowley. Clara llunter. Ida Booth' .vierie t.nipman, iceba parKer. Kuby Wooten. Ell Searle. Pleasant Crove, faculty: J. H. Wal ker, L. A. Richardson. Elmer Miller, Samuel Balrd. H. E. Johnson. A. R Overdale. Miriam Thurman. Effie AVarnick. iAicile Harvey. Graduates: Joseph plpln. Josephine Halliday. Reed s, is. ii. arnuK, , cecur.rma K. u Ash. Paul jtarry isicnaras. Leo Paul Harvey, Glenn Jacobsen cnanes B. Walker. Bryan F. West P. Hayes, Cora Wadlev. AUa Ralph Miner. ;ilnton Thorne. Otto Robinson. Grace Richens. Draper, lola Russell Marie Clark. Clifford Anderson, Edna Johnell Ranwngni. Leon H. Jioidaway, kin. Radmall. Edna Allen leona Nelson. Virgil Bullock. Lois iidyw, uoy .inner, Lewis uipin. any Other Notables Tender Condolences to Widow of William Glasmann. gion Surrounding Ogden Promised by Bureau. ht n, au n. - the of Ogden. May 13 Directorsan-- repreWeber County Farm bureau county comsentatives of the city and assurance to unanimous mission pave Utah Agriculof the representatives the coltural college that in the event to bring the annual lege decided to Ogden next January round-u- p every effort would be put forth In Weber county to insum the venture. John T. Caine of the gr1i1"rf college faculty and Dr. R. J. the annual assured of Betting virtually ' farmers ann nwurM:cj"-i.i.,rinc thn laHt week In ic --- not making the chance J""uyir from URan because of that city a In- .crowfU. to accommodate"Wethebelieve ability that ewor fain said. rro p l.v' bringing the round-u- more to ORdMi lli- - college' will serve people by reason of Ogden's more central loca ranmies. tion and its transportation of the farm bureau directors, Horn fa- presidentweek a. including D. I.theMcKay, round-u- p two vored holding one hut Professor Caine recommended who spoke Those instead week brisk of th possibilities of enthusiastically were: Count Viere p round-uthe Commissioner r.svor J. I Itnbon. City Commissioner Miles I, Jones. County f Hunts-tltlW C. Hunter. John Halls Pre Went J. Ii. Heus of Hooper. farm agent. P. W. Thomas, McKay. have af,?ever;iKTarK local industries b.il-ithe support including promised ss men's 1 attend usually persons farmers Weber county ronnd-u- p th '000 farmbelieve Ocdcn will attract counties. ers from surrounding committee of the bureau The recommenda-Ho- n on dairying contained a stock desired that blooded bedairy l v farmersstate, purchased from the firms in this farm was especially ua prison Vao-nl e -- oniractors. it was report-eflat ratTheof $ an acre arelnnTn abeets. suggestion for tl action some take bureau the that shall have somerates farmersmatter of fixing ir the to the beet .referred Mr Thomas, farm asent. the Proposal official re being fflrm bureau paper ywere oe wouia vived and the paper e. m -- " rt Special to Th San-for- nernld-IUpaMi-n.- J Ogden. Mav 13. In n telegram from to Mrs. William Glasmann. Washington united states Senator Heed Sraoot says: sud"Just learned of your husband's me in exden death. Mrs. Smoot joins tending to vou our heartfelt sympathy. May peace and the blessings of the heavenly Father be yours in this hour of trial and sorrow." Melville H. Htone, manager of the Associated Press, wireo. rrom to learn "Prof oundlv grieved of the death of my long-tim- e or friend. my Bin-ce- re your husband. Be assured sympathy. A message from A. P. Ridge, mayor of Park City, says: "Representative to extend citizens of Park City desire to vou sincere sympathy in this your hour of bereavement. Utah has lost one of Its most substantial and influone that we loved as ential citir.ens.assure you that you do you do. We hot mourn alone." from Col. C. E. Loose sent a message sym-nnlh- Provo saying: neartieit In vour "Accept terrible bereavement "lost one her of Utah has first citizens in taking off of William Glasmann." Koscoe C. Glasmann. son of the pub lisher, expects to continue asa. business manager of the Manaaru, Frank be has held for several months. position Francis will continue as managing ed itor. So f3r as could be learned today there will be no change in Its policy. Mr. Glasmann left a will, but the na ture of its provisions has not Been Funeral services will be held at p. m. Mondav In the Ogden tabernacle All arrangements for the funeral have not been completed. In addition to his widow. Mrs. Evelyn Glas Glasmann. and five children. Mr. u. mann leaves two sisters. Mrs. li. Weise and Mrs. Oscar Naekel of Da Ia.: two brothers. Columbus venport. Glasmann of Iowa-OTucson, Ariz., and Frank ut Glasmann of of respect to Mr. Glasmann on the public buildings of Ogden flags were at half mast today. v ais-close- -- -- CHURCHES TO HONOR e a-ff- MOTHERS OF NATION lfr ?m Exercises ViII Include Series of Tableaux, Addresses and Varied Musical Programs. vrole Prothe ,ertnilfr' "'ThimaJn. Powellsonce to be taken at of outletwas ieptfc tanks at thesewer referred posed Third ward to a committee. ISperUl to The nrld-Bepublicft- Ogden, May 13--- Seven ages of wom DAY anhood will be by a series of tableaux at represented the Mothers' day exerto be held in the thea Old-tiResidents of Weber Coanty cises tre tomorrow alternoonOrpheuni under the Celebration In I. ausnice of the women's clubs of Og Will Have Part den. The day's oration will be given l to The Ilmld Uepilien.l the Itev. P. A. Simpkin of Salt Eake. en Flygare bv May 13. Mrs. Chris There will be several musical numbers. of the chairman named been in the tableaux the age of childhood county Weber of the five committee be represented bv Etlllan Sheehan. will plan-nin- g is which of and Iorene. Wattis. Daughterhave aPioneers, celebration . Laura county-wid- e to Genevieve. Moyes. lluth Dorothy Agee. Craven, Julr on Pioneer day, held in Ogden Thelma and Hobbs. Georgia committee the of The other members Gosling. The Misse- - Josephine Volker. rl Mrs. I. I. Rich andareMrs. J. It. Mor-Vera Wright and Beatrice Brewer will the obtaining The Daughters represent girlhood. Miss Flora Eccles county Weber of ot" n' mea all residents comple-Uo- n the bride and Mrs. Ralph Farr motherthe before ho arrived here Pacific railway. It hood. The A. L. Brewer family will of the Union these Pioneers take represent the family circle and Mrs. Harriet S. Kmmerson the of grandplanned to have mother. Four generationsage will be rep an active part In the celebration. resented by Martha A. Ferrln. Joslah 1 Ferrin. MAST Joseph E. Ferrin and Edith HALF AT FLY FLAGS Ferrin. Musical numbers will be given bv If. orchestra. William Miss rittfi. Fay Tribute or He- - the Orphemn Miss Rosalie. PIONEER FOR - - ANS pi f tor m me psp-s- O-d- r-a-s i;urnspect Manning. Holberg. Annie Williamson and the Criterion ouartet. The Rev. George Lowe of the rMi.i tn Ttie13. Funeral church will offer Invocation. Baptist Mav srv,.ce3 "Mothers and Fathers' day" will be of PHsher Glasmann. William for observed in the Ogden tabernacle to'"-- ' stanuara. m morrow morning, at 10 list evening will be held at 2 p. All o'clock. Charles W.beginning Penrose will detabernacle the Ogden funeral liver the address. Music will be furhave not nished for the arrangements . by the choir and soloists. Mtf addlJion tohi. widow "Mr-- . Evelyn live cn"rt"Glasmann and two mann leaves '"rT" NEW SYSTEM INDORSED O-d- ' d. Lri-gs- o. - Wal-ker- to William t,iamann. llraM-KepubUcaa- .l en CREDIT HEAR YEARLY REPORTS . 1 1 ifilioyET; lw-sv- h, Xebo Tear hern Approve of Workings of OuTo respect to Mr. Glasmann flags were of Ogden County ConMolldatlon buildings on the public ' at half mast toadj. 1 . HKAK SGHMOX. UUtni ATKs 13.TO The gradu eighty Will May OC tlltrh school rifilon ec?ion ;i "t in the First . . -,.. tomorrow evening rhnrrh L.Jri'iv- John Edward Carver I,: j.u,..r ik. harrataureate sermon Ti- - ...hiect will be "The Victories of Mn.ii-a- i numbers will be fur Pierce, Miss ,,i.JJ' . n t fiV f Ituise la Luellie Griffin win i ii f irn Mi-- s Ida Anderson and Miss Rosamond Laird. -- " . 1 . ! ' 1 1 1 1 .mi . A tv . I I HMD IX CAIt MISHAP. 19 W fl Kmith i..Zmtii were rtr ii,,ntvlHe when the w Slightly bruised this morning wMtbounn usp" rj Other the Hermitage. with a shaklnc up. The car was moving slowly at the time. ine cause ui m uc a......i. not known. pas-ri'.- . : UTAH POSTMASTF.HS. . All But Two of Old Officers Are by Local Re-elect- ed Organization. School Plan. Oden.. I ..l.T'-.. 5peUJ to The At a meeting Spanish Fork, May of the N'ebo district teachers institute the following resolution was adopted: that we heartily indorse the"Resolved, school system known as consolidation for its systematic, county thormethods of ough and encouraging school administration. "Be It further resolved, that we express our entire approval and appreciation of the N'ebo school district board for the efficient supervision and us encouragement they have given their J. Presthrough superintendent, ton Creer, and his associates; also for the and liberal attention that been given our requests has prompt for books, etc.. through the office of supplies, the superintendent." The resolutions were adopted unanand are signed bv a commitimously tee composed of Harold Allemon. John Tippetts and Melvin Wilson. Mav 13. Appointments NEW REFRIGERATION Washington. in Utah, made recently. f postmasters Ed were announced as follow today: TARIFFS SUSPENDED V Sanders. Oasis, succeeding Marshall who resigned recently; Mr., II McCoss. v;;irah A McBride. Paragonah. succeed-Washington. May 13. Tariffs proreIncreases of from $5 posing per ing William A. McBrlde. who died car in refrigeration charges toon$20fruits cently. and vegetables from points in Oregon and Idaho to points In Colorado, Arizona. Illinois and other states today by the interstate comDENVER MUD RELIEVES merce commission until September 12, investigation. pending The present refrigeration charge to $40 per car and points in Calaroda is $45. INFLAMED BREASTS the proposed charge To Arizona is $50 and the propoints the charge posed charge $70. To Illinois points the rate Is $50 and the proposed rate women Inflamed with suffer Many in various other $60. breasts when they can remove the in states Destinations are similarly affected. flammation, take out the soreness, bonds and reduce the swelling with Den- Citizen Favor PavIftiRt Will Vote Next ver Mud like magic on Public- Library. while they sleep. Blackfoot. Ida.. May 13. The bond election which decided the paving of Dolls,all abscesses, the business district of the city, cardiseased and i ried by a vote of 379 to 2S. conditions of the The next proposition to be put before the people will be a public library reare inflammation caused by body and this will be popular under the lieved by Denver Mud, nature's great- new spirit which has been born along on. est helper. Apply it hot and thick, with the general building boom now cover to the spot affected, directly I1AI.L. cmncii with cotton and bisd firmly. It plan 13. women of the The Bingham. May gives good results where all other Holy are church prepRosary making sized Good remedies have failed. arations for a ball at Canyon hall Kelson's Metropolitan band iiJX 25 cents at all drug stores. Adv.j May 26. will supply the music were-suspende- d Iblackfoot votes - lbs. Peas.. Large Lemons, 3 The election of officers bv the Association or Credit Men at theUtah an nual meeting held Saturday afternoon m me commercial clubrooms was followed with a banauet last nlsrht. the exception Of C. M. Sorennnn with onrl P. L. Doran of Salt Lake, all officers were Mr. Sorenson and .Mr. uoran were replaced on the board of directors by F. A. Pvke nnd it s Hughett. Other members of the board returned to T. orrice are J. S. Campbel of Ogden, J. of Pocatello am J. H. Patrick OfYoung Salt Lake. Officers chosen for another year by I"': uvmu ui uirpciors IOllOW: President. Arthur P.irnnii Sai Lake: vice president. M. II. Sowles ran uKe; secretary. Joseph Johnson Salt Lake; treasurer. A. D. McMullen Salt Iake. Walter Wright. manager. and i nomas u. onecKen, assistant man were continued in their posi ager. Hons. Arthur Tarsons, Walter Wright M. H. Sowles and A. T. MeCanne ai of Salt Lake, and J. C. Deal of Provo were eiecieu oeiegates to the conven tion Of the National Association n Credit Men to be held June 7 in I'liisDurgn.100 members were in Nearly attend ance at the meeting. Of that numbe came irom Ogden and fiv twenty from Provo. Rev. Dr. Elmer Goshen, nastor r. the First Congregational church, was toastmaster at tne banquet. Toast? were responded to bv Wesley King, . ii. Sev lj. 4iionis ana .epm cral vaudeville numbers King. from th Pantages theatre were given during me evening.read at the business meet Reports the collection bureau o ing showed had collected the association 446.37 on 234S accounts for members the year. The bu during or an aver reau secured $149,261.32. adjusting ".3.7 per cent on claims han age of died. The bureau filed for members claims in bankruptcy proceedings in the sum of $31.2."f.00. on which there were paid tn dividends by the bank ruptcy court js.so.So. to ex it ii nicvcrn riders. Provo. May 13. Chief of Polic Jesse Manwaring has sent out a warn ridintr ing that onall thepersons caught east side of Academy bicycles avenue from Center street to Sixth North street will be arrestedvand fined law. Two or three acciaccording to occurred dents have there riders recently with colliding through bicycle and cmwiren and a num pedestrians be'r of narrow escapes have been re .. . . , ... ported. re-elect- 13-1- . . .. , . , 15c cans String, Beans ..." 25c lbs. Liver Sausage .....15c cans Corn, Tomatoes, String ... .25c Beans or tall can Salmon 5 lbs. Apples 15c &e Large Grapefruit lb.. j. 18c Breakfast Bacon, 3 cans Early June Peas. .25c Sifted Peas lOc Best Strawberries, box lOe 4 lbs. Rhubarb 5c 5c Lettuce 'Large bunch . J.25 sack Flour, 3 pkgs. Oats 25c 4 lbs. dried Peaches 25c 3 lbs. Prunes 25c 2 pkgs. Smoking Tobacco 5e bunches Onions 5c 2 large cans Pineapple 25c Wheat Flakes, pkg. .5c lb 30c per Chocolate, 25c Pancake Flour 15c Good Broom 25e 25c Broken Cakes, 3 lbs Cakes and Cln- Cup Doughnuts. 1tw namon Rolls, ner dozen 2 lbs. Peanuts 15e' 3 lbs. peeled Peaches 25c r North Sanpete District Has Long List Ready for High School; New Teachers. ...... ........ ................ to The Mav 13. The Special doz 25e .lOc 4 2 3 Herald-P.ppuhlioa- Mount Pleasant. May 13. Following of the are the eighth grade graduates Schools north Sanpete school district. closed May 6 graduating exer-cises will be held in Fairview May 18: Chester. Chauncej' Thompson. Lile Kump. Owen L. Olson, Julia M. Larsen. Gladys Allred, Harry R. Beck. Spafford Sumsion. De Ren Olson, Lhnstena il. Christensen. Allred, Golda E. Fairview. Ethel Conda V. Nielson, Murl Mower, V v Brady, Lorna Mower. Myron S. Christensen, Leora Titcomb. Miles Fowels. Reuben 11. Christensen. Alton J. Mower. Hal-doE. Christensen, Nailor Jones, Guy BARGAINS IN SHOES C. Tucker, Minta Sanderson, Eva AnLorna Bills, Ora-bederson, Cecil Vance, line Ladies' Low Cut Spring Big Shoos Brady, Hugh C. Anderson, Clarence $1.50 to Jf2.O0 E. Mower, Ernest Bushman, Elmo Children's Mary Jane Francis Norman Smith. Christianson. Shoes fl.OO to SL35 MRS. ELIZABETH DUBOIS. Demar Anderson, Thoryal E. Titcomb, line Ladies' Fine Shoes. $2.00 Big 1 lot Children's Rig by. Shoes May 13. Funeral S5c SANTAQUIN, Elizabeth Dubois, who Ethel 4oc Jackson, Overalls Green. Boys' Fountain and who was born in Dora Rowena Jacobson. Crystle Grace Men's $3.50 Shoes S2.H5 Salt Lake April 10. 1852. were held last Madsen, Ila Beatrice Allred, Wanda Men's Patent Leather Shoes.. $2.00 in the Mormon chapel under Melissa Robertson. Edna Elva Hanson, Sunday M. J. Juthe direction of Bishop C. Draper, Justin G. Collard, Holladay. Sample Line Straw Hats. Mrs. Dubois was the mother of four Evert Orvill C. Johnson. Clara C. nius Collard, teen children and is survived by her Allred. Mabel A. Huggins. Zella Holhusband and the following children: man, Ivy Juanita Nielson, Anna Evelyn CHICAGO L.. Anderson, Ora A. Robertson, Warren Leo G., George II.. John E.. Ralph Du114 AND 116 W. FIRST SOUTH Ell C. Joseph L. and Miss Daisy Burton Holman, Soren P. Mikkelsen, bois. Mrs. Irma McCormick and Mrs.- Clifton Hansen. nineteen grandLilly Elton. There are Indianola. Leland Shepherd. cniluren. llliei iiiciil was in wie .. Moroni. Byron M. Anderson. Mark quin cemetery., William D. Blackham, GeorgeBradley. G. Bywat-ir- . Darwin Christensen. Darwal E. Curtis, George J. Jensen. Rulon !IG L. Johnson, Orville J. Larsen, Cecil J. PRICE NEWS NOTES Clarence Nielson. William Livingston, K. Olsen. Lenard Arnoldsen. John H. Blackham. Merrill Blackham, Bradley Jensen D. Christensen, Carlos Cloward, Special to The O. ii.. Draper, Joab Jensen. Clarence Mor-leLarsen, Everett Larsen, Lafayette Price. May 13. J. M. Whitmore. ANielson. Jerome Sorenson, lbert Bryner and. C. H. Stevenson, who Ephraim Alden B. Symes, Glen D. Taylor, An- were selected as appraisers to appraise drew Windows, Moneta Anderson, Dor- the Price municipal electric lighting is Blackham, Henrietta Christensen, system, appraised total cash at Three Hundred and Forty- Artena Christensen. Eva Curtis. Faith depreciated value $34,039. On Lorena Gee. Vivian Hansen, Mar May 15 the question of the sale of the Faux, tha Larsen, Helena M. Nielsen, Blanche system is to be voted upon by the votseven Students Receive itedman. Alden R. Taylor. Morgan it. ers of Price. A number of statements and figures are being furnished by Thulin, Loeta Anderson, Eva H. BlackCoveted Honors. ham. Leora Christensen, Ineselle Ca- - supporters of each side of the question noon. Ellen Clinger. Margaret Draper, and there probably will b a close vote Ruth Faux, Gladys Harris, Fenda Jol-le- on matter. Thelma Morley. Ethel Nielson, Ella Public band concerts of the Price City, May 13. Commence-In Brigham concert band have been changed from Taylor. ment exercises were held yesterday to Sunday afterthe high school gymnasium for the Saturday The evenings Mount Pleasant. William Jones, noons. concerts will be given on Verlin Oldham, Homerf. the eighth grade classes, 347 in all being Orpha Howe, lawn of the courthouse. C. Lenna McArtlmr, graduated. Guy Brown, The list of graduates from the vaMuriel McArthur. Addle Pear.The Carbon board of equalirious schools of to hear comthe county is as fol- son, Frank Nelson, Crista Olson, Har- zation will sit county May 15 Marlows: theold Larsen, Heber C. Johansen, assessed valuaplaints regarding tion of property for 1916. The board Wayne Owens. Apple DaleWhittler. garet Renburg, Marjorie Winters, consists Alonzo AnderL. Rasmussen, of Commissioners Joseph R. Ilrigham Averett, George Royal FIFTY-SEVEand Albert son, Lorin Anderson, Worth Anderson, Swen Anderson, Venetta Stansfield, Sharp. W. T. Hamilton GRADUATES N Aglaia Anderson, Emma Anderson.Bow-de- Rula Hasler. Virgie Trauntvein, Alice Bryner. Oldham. Rudolph Linberg, Obid J. AnBurt, Morris Boothe, Viola Juanlta F. Bott, Genevieve derson, Cleon Brewer, Francis Lund, Ellen Bowen, Elva Blackburn, Ruby Larsen, George Shelley, Mina TO RECEIVE DIPLOMAS Clara Burnham, Lester Christensen, Anderson. Max Aldrich. Crystal Mc ROOSEVELT NEWS ITEMS Donald Clark, Coalman Collins, Grace Arthur, Helen Peterson, Edith Thayn, Cheal. Sarah E. Seely. Mildred Barton, Sylvester Campbell, Irving Christensen. De Anna Christensen. Ha- liarton, xneo ;.Ray t arnsworth. Ray F. B. Othello P. Hansen. Shirlev zel Christensen, Elma Christensen, Marcus Needham. Davis, John Dubois, Tidwell, Alfred Spens. Mertellus Jo- who Roosevelt, May 13. Isa-aBox Elder High School to Hold Adeline Winston hansen. has been suffering the past coupl Geneva McArthur. Flora Naef, Evans, Ervin Fredericksen, Funk. Basil Fife. Alta Francis, Edith Iva Zabrlske, Louise Madsen. L Wes of weeks, died Monday morning. With Commencement Exercises Maud Glover. Drucilla Glenn, ley Al i's wife he moved from Glenwood Gleerup, Ensdl llamson, Lorenzo Hansen, Mar- then Reynolds, Rasmussen.Holger Jorgensen, Springs. Colo., to Roosevelt last fall. CItT. Clara Rebecca Ander The body was taken to Colorado Tuestina Howell. Kella Hess. Hortense HolSpring Friday Evening. ton. Lola Hansen. Marjorie ILorsley, sen, Leona Christensen, Liona L. Lar- day for buried. Ruth Horsley, Roma Christine Hoist, sen, Clark Wright. Lucille E. Mickel, Representatives from the various Lewis "W. Hunsaker, Verna Ipsen, Leah Doris M. Crawforth, Sarah G. Larsen, towns of the basin met at Roosevelt to Vosco Ada Chloe The Iverson. Lafern Larsen, Stephen Reese Sunday and formed a baseball league. Jensen, Special Ingman. Rulon A. elected:r, 13. Next week Newel Josephson, Hazel Jensen, Ada Bunnell, Maxlne The following W.officers were secretary-treasureMay City Brlgham Grace Jensen. Leonda Jensen. Justesen, Mary. Leona Strate, n President. E. NorSchofield. Browning; will pass out of Johnson. graduates E. Dillmon. Games will com- Hazel Judson, Willie Kotter, Horace ma O. Hansen. Coral Lauver Osborne, Roy tne box iriider iiign scnooi. each week during the sumKotter. Vernon Keller. Elva E. Knud Preston P. Hansen, Leola Lauvee be played will be held Fri son. mencement exercises Lew Gene Lund, Alta Larsen, Rosa Lauvee Nielsen. Elija Clawson. Faun mer on the following days: Vernal, in the high school audiday evening tomorrow W. Lawson, Myrtle Lund, a pro- Larsen. Orvllle Maxfield. LaPriel Wednesday; Roosevelt. Thursday; Dutorium and evening Rhoda Lee Victor Lee, Brough, Georgia Easton Clare Jensen. David chesne, Friday; Myton, Saturday. gram will be given in the same hall In Lillywhlte, Bank Examiner J. E. White was here Francis Doyle Madsen. Stanhonor of the graduates. The list of Reese Merrell, Pearl Mathlas, Bert A. Little. a tour of Inspection is as follows: Thomas Merrill. Leonard Miller, wanda Main ley A. Davis. Jessie Minerva Baxter. this week on graduates the basin. Adams. Sylvia Wallace las. Dorothy McCarty, Archie, Archie Haleen Rasmussen. Edwin LeRoie throughout Anderson, of Jones, Right Rev. Paul Vera McDonald. Helen Nelson, pearl Nel Benson. Eliza E. Beck. Elva Morten-seChristensen. Mathew Compton, this week. Abishop apEthel Geniel Sorensen, Rulon L. Utah, was here large Call, Justin B. Call, son. Hazel Nielson, John Olsen, Vinnie Dewey. William C. audience greeted him at the Ruel Eskelsen, Max Fishburn. Vern Olsen, Lucille Pett, Merlin Peterson. Blain. Rudolph Hope. Dolly V. Mad- preciativechurch b rlual. . Lillian iLaiverson. Orlin Han Wednesday. After the Trinity the Eva Peterson. Ruth Peterson, Melvin sen. Eldah L. Allred, Eliza Rouine services persons joined sen. Grace Halverson. Ara Hunsaker, Peterson, Hortense Poulson. Winnie Justesen. following church: Mr. and Mrs. Albin Birch. Simeon Hunsaker. Blrma Hansen, Fay Peters, Jennie Armeda Peterson, lvalue Wales. Lora Rees. Eva Rosella the A. Mrs. and Mr. V. Johnson. and llamson, Ruth Hargls. Nondus Jeppson, Perry. Francis Robbins, Katherine Potter. Virginia Davis, Andrew Con-ar- d Mrs. W. S. Nicholson and son Mr. Paul. Irene Isaacson. Wilford E. Jensen. Rogers, Emilie Minnie HoMickelsen. Rasmussen, Wayne Park. Vera Norman Jeppson, Glen Jensen, Carie mer, Oreal D. Evadene Reeder, Christensen. Sophia Reese. Rintha Jensen. Jtufus Jeppson, Milton Jensen, Bessie Elnora Reeder, David Maria AnRobinette, Reeder, Dewev Evans Christensen, WERE WED IN SALT LAKE Wilma Jeppson. Ray Jensen. Howard Viola Eliza Emil Robinette, derson. Dewey Odell Nelson. Jensen. Marjorle Knudson. Rae Knud-so- Ramas,Rohwer, Anna The following named teachers have Willie Laura Stohl. Lamar Koford. Erma Mabel Stevens, Vivian Steed, contracted to teach in the public AVIfe of Denver Hotel Clerk Sues for Rhoda E. King. Carrie Larsen. Knudson, Barbera Smith, Anna Marie Taylor, schools of this district next vear: Fred Sorensen, Larsen. Wayne Mason. Cavl Lee. Bes Russel Tlngey, Viggo Separate aiatntenance. Fayone W. L. Allred. C. L. Stewart, Louis A. to The sie Morrison, Mernie Nelson. Norma valentine, ttertha vance.Victor, Special H. Le val Howard Rov Peterson, Neilson, eison. vera xveison, Sylvia Petersen. entine, Coradean Valentine. Royal Wat- - M. Thurman. Lillian Elder,Alargaret 13. Married in Mabel Denver, May William Nebeker, H. K. Perry. Deveral kins, Sarah Whitaker. Jessie A. Whit-ake- r, Borg. A. H. Anderson, B. Conley, Lake April 10, Mrs. Madeline E. Befj Mary Petersen. Vernon Rhodes. Hazel Sto'.il. Wagstaff, Grant West. DanielM. Rasmussen. J. Elmer Johansen, has brought suit for separate mainRussell Standing. Vera Southworth, EugeneWilma Tina Wlxom, La Preale Wight, PresEricksen. Ila F. Larsen, Loren tiessie E. woodward, iteynoids Wat ton Watklns, Lewis S. Wight, Bessie A. Anderson, Coy J. Hayward, Isa tenance against Glen R. Bell, a hotel kins. Frank Walker: Elberta Wolter. Young. Conditioned Leland Adams Sumsion, Susie Sumsion, Heber S. Olclerk here. The Bells came to Denver John C. Wright. Lee Wright and Stella Warren Cuthbert, Howard Jensen, Bert son. J. W. Christiansen. Eli A. Dav, 1 oung. after their, marriage. April 23 shortly Bennie Moss. A. Olevfa The program for Sunday evening fol Homer, Robert Rosenbaum, Wallace Warren Marcella Brady. Henry Terry. he sent her to California, her expecting Bell Rowena Day, to Olson, Tingey. Lasson, lows: remain there, but she returned. Heaver Dam. Gladys Bitters, How Mae Madsen, Grace Edmunds, Rowena Procession of graduates. returned from Serbia, where recently ard Bitters, Mary Ericksen, Rena Larsen. Warren Allred, George E. Co- he Pilgrims' Chorus served with the American Red Johnson. llard, Parity L. Holnjan, Mary Jacob-soSchool choir. Bear River City. Delia Anderson, Invocation Hon. F. J. Holton Sophrona Madsen, Ruth Lund. Cross contingent." Elna Anderson. Afton Camilla Piano solo. Nocturne Allred, lrvin Oldroyd, Wilford anss fciVeiyn sorenson. Chopin Pearl Elswood. Carlos Jensen,Anderson, Clifford Winkler, Marie Bredesen, Maitland Miles What From Vengeance, from "Lucia Jensen, Jensen, Lucile Nelson, Graham, Irene Edmunds, Ferry J. de Lammermoor" ii,rma iseison. Faux, UrVin Gee. Edna Sextet and chorus. First soprano, Hothwell. Herschal II. Col'es. Fred Stark. Melba Christensen,Hardy, Ethel Gladys Oleen, Mrs. H. E. Thomson; second erick D. Fowler. William B. Hawkins. Leo Morley, Sarah Sumsion. C. P. OlMrs. Perry D. Peters; alto. Hobert Earl son, Ida Larsen, Fern Watson, Flossie Jtortense M. Hunsaker, Miss Ora Nelson; tenor. John C. Morrow. Ernest B. Newman, Mary V Staker, Candland, Ruby Margaret Eleanor Clemensen, Marlon T. Summers, Erwin Madsen. Wright; first bass, Thomas EdNewman, Ruby tJ. Summers. Thomas E. Sandall, Ma wards; second bass, David Wat-kinSorensen. Fannie C. Miles. Elma Vern Arciles II. Wilson. hala Jane Barnette. Address to the graduates Merlin Madsen, James W. Lawrence. O. Bitrler. Lii Hon. w. It. King lieCollinston. H. C. Fryer. Lawrence S. Fryer, Thyra Blain, Reid Allred, Fred C. Strate, Outatauding Ears, i no. vionn. ceiio and piano Benson. Manette Merrill Lee .Lottie Kucker. Alllred, U' Morgan. 111 Professor Christensen & Co. Shaped Lips, Corinne. Lorimer Allen, Albert B Allred. Vera Larsen, Blanche Hoffman Butler, Chorus, O Lovely Night A. J. Reese. Loa Reese Taylor, Leland Brown, Fay Bosley, Bloated, School choir. Bulging inline it. sutler. yeoman J. Ferry, Sarah Dye. Benediction. or Lee ixusseu Eyes, ik f Gil Howard Receding' aaaies, is the program for the bert, Rachel L. Hewlett. Agnes Han Following AUTOIST! SUES MILLINER commencement exercises Friday even son, E. Wight Jensen. Lottie Lorraine Weak Chin, HangIng: C. VIda Krafton. or Cheeks Edward Packer, ing Procession of graduates. Milan Ryan. C. Dhrnett Shepherd, "Wants Damages for Car's Mnd Dash Music Chops, Exaggerated Florence J. MOKes, Albert Ellis Wise, Orchestra. Into Her Store. Invocation Hon. J. r. Call Asa nopeweii. mil13. Expression Lines, a Bertha Ross, Provo, May 'lenr Creek. Ethan Leroy Nealson. liner, .. .President W. E. Jensen ) Salutatory. I Alma suit has Excessive L against brought Otis Laughing Solo Ileweyvllle. Chapman. Vernon Van Wagenen, automobile agent, for i n jr Fannie Gardner, Lines, Irmn Knudson. Chapman, Etta Mr. Droop claims Plaintiff $550 damages. Zoa Loveland, Harold Marble, Van e Mouth of Miss r s. emone of Reading. Transfiguration or Corn his Wagenen, . Jensen. Philura Miss jean car of a into side the drove or Double ployees, Bulky South Khvood. Grace C. Andreason Ruth Hargis. millinery establishment and upset or Chin. Fallen Marian M. Burman. Loa Christensen, her Cornet duet Stephene and trimmings during her busy Verla M. Christensen, John G. Erick- - hats O v J. W. Peters and K. C. Wright. collision season. claims the She also erhanglng; Class poem, The Graduate's Symson, Martha G. Francom, Betty i on the wall. At the broke the Brows, H um p e d. Frazier, Matilda E. Jensen, Leonard time of the paper phony Miss Norma Nelson. accident. Mr. Van Wagenen Hooked, Crooked, J. Larson. was operating a garage next door to Piano solo. Polonaise... .North Klwoou. Burnlce Shrew Chopin thin a store and the Prolongated. Brough, only millinery Miss Ara Hunsaker. Ball-EnGarnett Cash, Maud Hansen, LaDean lumber wall divided the two places. Nose; A Perfect Tribute Reading, Haws, Pearl Haws, Clara Major, Ver Stella Young. Pug, Flat, Big, neata Yates. -' Solo. Thy Sentinel Am 1 he"),SJe or M. L. Warbur Turned Etna. Verenna Up Roy Conley Heaton, Barlow, Hcskins, John'C. Wright. ton. A. Hall. John Robert James Morris, Dished Hare Nose, Class poem, Aspiration Fielding. Dewey Ashcroft. Nellie John William Moss, Edna Olsen, Elda Rae Knudson. Lip. Coombs, Ernest Earl. Mary Gam, Parkinson. Valedictory Rhoda E. J. Gam, Cecil Haskell. John S. Lorin Archibald, Goldby Wesley Plymouth WE REMOVE King. Johnson. Mary Mason. Mary Standing. Archibald, Arthur J. Burnett, Sina JenPresentation of graduates Well.viarK J. Clifton J. Orvil irene Nlsh, sen, Udy, Prine-paudy. welling. A. M. Merrill Wrinkles. Hollows, Katj. Garland.JohnEldon D. Adams, ing Zundel. Horace Conferring of certificatesP. M. Herman Flabbiness, Lines, Klverslde Wildon Brown, Henry Bigler, Larsen, President Hansen G rover. La Verne Hales, Adna TingFurrows, Forsberg, Benediction.. Frowns, Supt. D. C. Jensan L. Garland. Lalove Archibald. Lewis ey. Evelyn Udy. a Hollow Cheeks, airr r, Thelma Elva Gustaveson, Kt Rosette Marie Bingham. Baker, Lavon IHGi: IIOAD IMPROVEMENT. Sunken Eye Circles, Delia Earl, Sula Edwards. How- Mabel Loreen Swenson. Mabel Rose, Price. May 13. A delegation consist- ard Felsted. Edna King, Thelma King. Stnndrod Floyd Rose, Puffy Eyelids, of J. Tom Fitch. Mayor B.. F. Moss. himon tvinrord. Leonard M. Arbon, Per-r- v Snowville Manausa. Vir ersie ing "Crowsfeet," Pock H. W. Joe Barboglio, Sam Stein, ginia Marriott, Annie Munna, Lavern M. Bingham, Melvin Cottam, Edyth Avery, D. Bergers and S. Sheya of loe Petersen. Ernest Smith. Fittings, BirthNelsen, Andrus, Marguerite Bingham. Melba Bell of Cameron and Dr.Helper, Thomas E. M. Groune Creek. Mildred Barlow, Al- Robbins, Annie Stokes, May Wallwork. marks, Baggy Chin, Nehr of Castle Gate met with the coun- ice Barlow, Wilber J. Betteridge, An Prussia L. Ames, Elva .Tremonton 1'iaooy rsecK, Bears, here to secure finan- nie May Cooke, Je rancis Leroy Cooke C. Ames, Alvin A. Brenkman, Adam ty commissioners Red Nose, Super-fluou- s cial aid from the commissioners in Charles William Cooke, Leslie Tanner, A. Brenkman, Jackson R. Forbes, the road T. between S. Irene Oral here and the John Alton Wakefield. Harris, making Maurine Hair, Veins, Frisby, Utah county line one of the best in the Boothe. Eva Clar L. Hart, Viola C. Harry. A. J. Filburn Honeyvllle. ReedZola Moles.. Pimples, and state. It is estimated that between son. Vern Keller, Ida Madsen, Neeley, Milton Johnson, L.Hazel Keller, of Face all kinds EmM. $8000 and $10,000 will be needed to put Wheatley, Orr, McGuire, Vera Jane Wheatley, Norris Chester the road in shape. Blemishes. Boothe. ma L. Price, Joshua F. Siegfried, Gladys R. Thompson. Howell Nellie E. Jordan. Man tun Mae Bowlby, Arvilla Jen SIK8 FOR DIVORCE. Wlllnrd Leslie Barker, John Barker, W. II.. BAILEY, Francis Cook, Mabel Butte. Mont., May 13. John H. Burns sen, Pearl Jeppson, Violet Jensen, .Ton-ni- e Marv Braegger, Jensen. Louise Jeppson, Newel J. Clark, Le Rcy Deen. Myrtle Edwards, filed suit for divorce from Anna E. Formerly of New Burns yesterday, basing his action on Larsen, Oriel Nelson, Liilie Nelson, Mattie Facer, Theodore Graser, JenYork City. an allegation of extreme cruelty. Avonia Peterson Edith Sorensen, Verna nie Hubbard. Lyle Ipsen, Myrtle JeppLeJames Arill Nebeker, Lemon, son, Among the charges is a statement that Walker. Denver. Colo., past Veda Stevenson, Agnes Park Valley Kenneth Carter, Wil-lar- d land Perry. 1, 1916. she had him thrown January seven years, has a into jail on a false charge of having Cowley, Edith James, Vinnie Rose. White, Collin Wood, Karl Ward, William Ward, Cecil Woodland, Lyman, made threats to kill her. While he Ivy Snodgrass. Promontory in Salt Lake. branch LePenrowe Nannie F. Alcorn, Ivan E. Wells, Lucy Ward, Lizzie was in jail, avers the complaint, his Wells, . for Write appoint- wife took advantage of his absence to Lauper, Olive Udora Miller. Myrtle E. land Wood. 2c Aaron Hazel F. Yost for Wlnzlo Gill, to Rohwer. ment; her stamp and Henry Peterson, get belongings packed Glenn Phillips Croft, Lii- Tracy. George A. Wright, Clara Augusabandon him. Thev were married in descriptive Portage lie A. Harris, Ferrin Rl Harris, Merle ta Wolter. Salt Lake August 13. 1913. Lehl. Alpine board of education has practically completed the scnooi year Its teachers for list ofeontraets mifi-1havintr been sent out to the following teachers: Primary eupervlsor. Ilermesc Peterson; music supervisors, Abram Ander son, A. R. Overlade. School. Lehl HiehHigh. achool Heber Bennion, Jr.. principal; I'aul Miner, Junius Banks, A. P. Warnick,A. J. Phillips, Ina Stratford, Roy Gardner. Inez Clark. Pleasant Grove High scnooi James H. Walker, principal: Elmer Miller, L. A. Richardson, Samuel Baird, Alma Kirk, Effie Warnick. Marian Thurman, ia. rJ. Jonneon. American Fork High school P. M. J. M. Nielsen, principal; E. A. Morgan,Holm-steaWalker. M. O. Maughn, Earl G. Hales, Eunice Jacobson, Robert L. Ray Ashby, Anna Mathisen, IrL. B. Forbes. ving Pratt, Josephschool spencer Jr. High Hay Partridge, principal: Mrs. Ora Cunningham, Brice McBride. Grades. R. L. Dubois Wallace Anderson. An drew Lossee, Arvilla Woolston. O. C. Day, Alice Miller, Robert McOmie, Maet, Clark, Charles II. Davies, Maud Lucy Clyde, John A. Vance, Nina Vance, Jean Mitchell, Gunnar Rasmus- sen, Leona Koutz. Ora Holman, ueorgeIL Dubois. Emellne Dubois. Edith Devey, Rachel Kartchner, Junius West, Myrl Lewis, Bell Olpln, Mary Charles M. Peterson, Ruby Fields, Essie Keelcr, Winnie Clyde, Fred Davies, Virginia Wood, Annie Nuttall, Ve ra Gardner, Robert Walker, Elisha Kirk. Dora Kearns Emily Anderson, Martha Johnson, Vivi Taylor, Anna Pendleton, Llllle Went. Junius Davis. Edna Jensen. Leatha Smith. Jesse F. Steele. Ray D. Nichols, Jane Liilie McPherson, Clarice Kershaw, Leland Walker, Mrs. A. L. OsShipley Blanche mond. Crandall. Sarah Parker. Lillian Clayson, Sylvia Thornton, Julia Wilcox, Mary Blackhurst, Myrta Jennie hunt-e- r. Peterson, Wooton, Emma F. A. Child, A. L. Yates, Fern Green. Leo Hanson, V. L. Winward. Vir gil Dorton. L.Eliza Phillips, vera Taylor. Kate Heizer. Eva Berry Ida Thurman, Maud Harwood, Emily Wan- lass, Nina Stdwell, Bertha McKenzie, Mabel Briggs. Mary Powell, Zella Rhodes, Ruth R. Summers.W. Cora LarEdna Sharp, George Thorne, son. Burton Smith. Mary Gleason. Lu cile Harvey, Ruth Lindsay. Bessie New man. Florence Harper, steua enton, Lorena Rankin, Viola West, La Rene Cooper,i Cora Olpin. i and--t4j- 7. G ............ J w ll d, STORE Han-chet- Cat-mu- ll. CLASS IS GIVEN DIPLOMAS Herald-Repnblican- .l y, $43,-840.4- 0. y, Ros-enlo- - Al-phon- zo n, Bick-mor- e, All-re- d. e nerald-RepiiMieai- i. fifty-seve- . n. n. Herald-Republiean- so-prar- .1 n. We" 'orrect o. s. Herald-Rpabl!ea- 13. Large size Yacht Club Dressing, . - fllasmann oi iUST NAVEiuONEtf GRADED COURSE Grades and High Schools. 19. Rc- - PUPILS FINISH I Santaquin Pioneer Conducted by Bishop Contracts Made for Super visors and Instructors in on Friday. EXPRESSIONS OF GRiEF Funeral Services for C 0 M I N G YEAR SELECTED Six Schools to Honor One Hun dred and Sixty-si- x Pupils SENATOR SHOOT W R ES GIVEN SUPPORT ALPINE TEACHERS FOR GRADUATE LIST D. J. Greenwell, Correspondent. 1641 Washington avenue. Tels. 915 or 2151-1- 1. h, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, SUNDAY, MAY 14, 191G N, UTAH COUNTY OGDEN DEPARTMENT Circulation Department. 420 Twenty-fiftstreet. Telephone 915. HERALD-KEPUBLICA- No-lan- d. Gun-derso- n, Max-fiel- d. Hold-awa- y, - v d. l Cap-one- . k. lit |
