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Show IHE DESERET NEWS WEDNESDAY JUNE" 6 1923 commerce and finance Waldo M. f Andersen, Kay Hatch Butler. Mau-rice Evans Boyden, Samuel Merrill' Beal, Kmille, George W. (Tiff, Christensen. Edward Ueslle Davis, Beatrice Gibson, Thaver T. Hills Clarence Duke Hurd, Raymond Samuel King. Alvin Willard Kirk-halehijl . Motokl, Melling Lauf-tu- s NMson James lleber Oekev, Alvin Stanley Haight Parry, DavidSheldon L. Lee Pin hfork, Park, Mahonri Tanner. Clark Joseph Thomson, Farl Gower Urie, Willard Joseph Wilde bachelor-o- f arts In Degree of commerce and finance Wendell Barnes. Stanley Fitgerald Bennett. Donald Virgil Paynvs Joaeph Brounell Etrenhoueer. Thomas Alvin Hawkes, William Harold Hoare, George Dewey Hughes. Leo G Jensen, Guy Schrack Kidder, Charles H. Linford Wendell Rrown, Joseph Nathan, Martin Lind-sko- g Charles Wyhoie Ottinger, Peake. Walter Hugo Reese, Edward Sutherland. Gustave bebool of Medicine Degree of graduate in pharmacy Garold Moroni Marion Biglow, Curtla Carman. Harold Christenson, Phenoy Charles Donelson. Degree of bachelor of science In medical medicine with the Erncertificate Mark A Dalton, Foul-soest Leroy Hanson, Fred M. 1 OGDEN Intnlir Curtains Will Stay CLEAN - be aevvfee Ofitl Carrier Daart-- t, Th Dmnt Karra. al aka City. m Peter Bara. TL a. Clrewlattoa Bapraaaatatlaa. G la dwell. Ra Porter. Office Baaaaiaat Bm4 Hotel. -- HrtK I llfni If You Will Men Act Travelling ' m As Good Samaritan To Penniless Woman :. H , Let Us Launder Them Now OGDEN, June I. Tw traveling 3nan played th part of th Goo. station Samaritan at the Union Monday, according to railroad small a with Mrs. O. Johnson , rbaby, was tha object of thslr be- -: Tha woman attempted IBoyolanoa. to board a train for Boise, Ida., she was without a ticket. When Refused admission she fainted. ; Travelers rushed to her assist anc. Whan sha recovered she Produced a telegram which read. LitIs dying and crying for tle Gussla A coma as soon as possible. - '.depot attendant was called and glv-- n a lift bill with which to purchase the ticket for the women. She was 'also given the change. The two men who befriended Mrs. San Johnson were E. F. Flesel of no re a, Francisco and James L LawPacific of number a representing concerns. ' coast The northbound train was held up Tor five minutes while the woman aboard. and her baby were placed With teare In her eyes she thanked Ithe traveling men for the assist- - ance. , James W. Wade is Chosen President of Alumni As- sociation at Annual Business Meeting Now that your fires are out for the summer, there will be no smoke to make your curtains dingy. This is the right time to have them laun- dered the Royal way they will come back to you crisp and dainty, and exactly the right size. i Summer school registration at the University of Utah opened this morning and Thursday regular clans room work will begin The first term of the summer quarter will end July 18 and the seond will be Degree of bachelor of science in held from JJy 19 to August 25 A medkine Chauncey Baird, A Van variety of courses in a Urge field Lindsev will be offered during the quarter. Degree of bachelor r of arts in medical James W. Wade was elected pres. medicine with the of certificate George Lowell Baker, Ident of the Alumni association the university at the annual busi- Oscar Glassman, Dean Alexander ness meeting Tuesday night at the Harvey. Paul Vadalln Jameson, Edward Hotel Utah. Mrs Stanley Clawson Raymond Otto Johnson 22 East 2nd South. was named vice president and Hugo Earl Jones, Harold Marshall, George 625 South State. B Anderson Harden Reunion, B Madeon, LaFayette Monson, MiRichards and R K Caldwel ldred Nelson, Rov Waldron RobinStayner 101 East 1st South. were selected as the board of con- son. Isadora Loifer. Leo Carl 2624. Walter Raymond West, JoWasatch trol Mr. Caldwell U the retning Franklin Worthen president. seph Two-yea At medical certificate banquet which followed the business meeting Gov Charles K Henry Lols Wehrbein. Demand Property Mrs Mabey acted as toastmaster School of Law. H. Frank Evans, Dean William and Divorce of Salt Laka: a statue of Christ on said thsy ware acting as agents for Learv, Degreevof bachelor of law Bron S. Worthen. Dr Walh Joseph Anderson, Don McCarroll and district attorney in ter K Clark, president of the Un- David that the school campus; Interior or the the county r OGDEN.' June toAlleging Dalton. William Stanley Dunforr iversity of Nevada, and Miss Irene liquor cases.' work and is Sacred Heart- - chapel; the graduatDean Woodruff Uwyn reFlanders, A r, her husband refused Matilda to Tolton toasts. Jail in th ponded in county Farner Is held Lar- ing and other classes of th school. Roland Intoxicated honor of this George Byron Halverson. frequently Into six chap- under 1500 bond for each charge. ception and ball concluded Leslie Hedrick Ernest Duke Hurd, comsen filed suit in the Second district The volume Is dividedundergraduates, the years graduates announced defense the for Counsel Horace Larsen. Nells John Knowlton. ters; graduate, court Tuesday, against Joseph E an affidavit for mencement week program. letters, organisations, that he would file Wilkie Nelson, Joseph Smith Nelson, EdShe further alleges that when 'she editorial, whom Give to a Diplomas ofvenu. activities. ward chhnge Richards. in Franklin Larsen Franklin, Ida., married Ferry valFarner Is alleged to have sold Following is the list of graduates Dewey Richards. William Corry April IT.110.005 she bad property offederal 1923 was of the for arrested by Roche. John UlrJch Warren had Schiess. he together liquor, while university and nothing ued at Executive ficers with scholarships fellowships LaMotte Shobert. Lvman 'White upon a charge of impersonbut a wagon, four horses and farm Regional Scout .unla case awarded: The an William officer. she Smith, purShe alleges Mldgley Thomas, lroplementa 8chool of education, kindergarten Hldred Joseph Wilde. Glen Wtlford Gateway Council ating der Investigation. chased a ranch and her husband Guest Emma La Faun Bailey, Watkins, Harry Murdock Watson. diploma ; traded It for a homo at 725 Twenty-thir- d OGDEN. Jun 6. Charles N. MilKlea ' Borup. Flora Collett. School of Mines street. Ogden. Last Respects Are Paid to GeneveLouise Dalton. Emma ler regional scout executive, waa Jorgensen Irene Ehrlch. Reta Evans. Leone Degree of bachelor of science in of th Ogden Gateway disguest Newel Stake President Foresteen Fehr, Helen Frieda Gehr-macivil Girl Leadi trict council at a banquet held In San John engineering Eighth Grae Bernice Luraa, Pearl Ge- Kuhre, George Smith Nelson, John Weber club Tuesday night. th McDonto th News.) ; In Mutual Queen Contest Prest. Samuel G. Dye of th counWard. neva Wallace Stevenson Helen (Special Luke, Degree of bachelor of science In BLANDING. Impreselve ald Ethel Melville, Dorothy Louise presided over an attendance of Jqne - OGDEN, Mies Marvel cil, Stella electrical engineering June Labun more than 100 scoutmasters and services were held Sunday after- Mills, Hasel Dprothy O'Neill. Elizabeth Alice Burk of the Eighth ward. Ogden scout officials. Beatrice Peterson, Gunderson. Karl C. Lee. Janies H. of San L. Redd Prest. noon for IT votes in stake, 1 leading with visited Ogden on Juan stake who died at Moab Fri- Riley. Verna Sabine. Fave Elizabeth Charles Littlefield, Marlon S, Ross, ha Mr. Miller the queen oontest of the four stake several previous Smith, Una Josephine Smurthwaite, Leonard Wilford Sidwcll. Ivan R. occasions but day night. Mutuals. Misa Dorothy Anderson. the first time -- The speakers Included Counselors Melba Spelra. Mary Richards Stev Walton. David George Williams. la Tussday night was Thtsteenth ward, Ogdan stake, iron, Beatrice Waddoupa memberDegree of bachelor of science In met with the full acoutmaa-terLibert R. Lyman and George A. Primary second with 500 votes. Miss Clsra-be- ll he had diploma Ruth gradeLouise th council and general engineering Stewart H. Adams of the stake presidency. Erna Cannegleter. Richardson, Fourteenth ward, ship of Hb delivered an address Upon Walter C. Lyman, Kumen Jones, Louise Fenn, Edna Folsom, Afton Ldell. ML Ogdon stake, and Mies Oenelve in activities and ex- John Rogers and Senator o. W. Degreeof bachelor of science Madten, Sixth ward, Ogden stake, general th scout Forsgren, .Olivia Jameson, Norma chemical engineering Ronald Bulk-lederived .the benefits by JoLudean plained Gladvs 415 votes each. Lunt, with Layton. tie He cemescout work. left .Louis Vatl Cassaday, Carlos The grave In the Blandlng Each ward in the four (takes will boy from the to Evelyn Beasephine Mackintosh, visit with scout tery waa Frank St. dedicated by John Rogera. trice Mano, Thelma Aurelia Nicker- M&rtenes Christensen. ftelect a popular girl to enter th this morning Utah. of Clair McKenzie. Richard Wiebe, In othsr Anne Peterson, Victoria most son. parts officials The Agnes contest. popular stake under the scout Winn. songs Reed. Mary R. Robertson, Margaret John Rodney uach of tha four stakes will 8!ngtng of girl Inthe Tram Clash; Sorenson. Mary 8treeper, Degree of bachelor of science In Evelyn final contest at Lorin Farr direction of Charles M. Wilton was Bus enter The clos- a feature of th meeting.. Jensen Tanner, Ella Tripp. Margaret geological Wilder, engineering park, Saturday, June II. ErZelma Uninjured Brinton Carl Elof JohnWicker, Packard Huffacker will carnival Watson, Occupants ing ovant of tha big Anno son. Chauncel L. Thornberg. Mildred ma Marie Wilgren, be the crowning of the queen. When Auto Degree of bachelor of science in Ten young 4nen, in a motor but Wilgren Voting on the ooutest to date is Two Injured Grammar Lucy mining grade diploma LemRoh4rt David Ss follows; Ogden stake. Fourth One-Ma- n engineering Car 20, of Brig- Anderson. Clara Street Larsen, driven Floyd Mae by Anderson. Hit Hone Charles Russell Nate. 6hig-noward. Thelma Jones, 25; Sixth ward. uel K. Blacker, Loretta Catherine ham City, narrowly escaped11 seriKoiahi Genelevo Madsen, 415 ; Ella Parker, Tateama. a m Blum. Arvilla Injuries ous Kathleen4 Brown, OGDEN. Jun shortly befors 415; Laura Walker, 15: Eighth ward. Degree of bachelor of sclent In two children of todayinjury when the motor vehicle col- Clyde Fackrell Brunson, Golden R. automotive Marvel Burk, 175; Thirteenth ward. were auffered by 753 h John engineering Twenty-sixtcsr First at Cromar. Louise Stricklev Earlean street a H. with D lided Garner, Buchanan, Lester Dorothy Anderson. 500; Lanett Tag- street. Tuesday, Gray. Stephen automofrontn DeYoung, Mary Ensign. Beatrice whan an South and Ma'ti streets. A orok-s75; Fran, Griffith Walter gart. 75; Ruth Goddard, Wood. Kerr, one-mwas Anna atreet automobile the Owenfread a on Evans, with wheel Elison. 147; North Ogden, bile collided pea ftoderberg, of damJensen. Degree JCathleen mining engineer Harry Pauline GllU street and but the street csr escaped KHL ear - at- - Twenty-fourt- h ' Vara Holmes, one wae Injured. Mary Geneva Kelly. Onetta May Joseph Morgan. Fourteenth Hudson avenue. Th accident nap age andbusnowae mi. - Ogden stake: of master of sclenee Tran Marchant, Degree on Main south Harper George bis The Linge. backed going 4I5 Garner whan Mr., Ward.. Clarabsll, Richardson, pened Lloyd Anderson. Cart Excel? turned east on First NoUn Mitchell, Perais Dee Quayle Betty Martin, 75: Ceelln Rose. 0; car from the curb onto ttie car street and JoNora Zink. Taylor P. street and crashed Into Uinta Ruth Kendall.' lilt Emma tracks. One child, four, suffered a South No car. arrests street northbound seph Edward Drapeau. Jr.. George Science Degree Cenferred. odgron. ftivi.woMK Fernellue. 100; wash over the right eye and the FredE. Kuerner William Andrew' made. were on stake. ther child, three, waa bruised ; Betts PepplngaJa. Junior high school diploma erick Losee. Henrv Charles Sherman, Eleventh ward; lone Paine. 10: Min Onetta Ree. back. of bachelor of science, Stuart R. Zlmmeriey. Guest nle Cook, 15; Mabel .Millard Degree Reports Degree of master of arts Orrin with high school diploma Rhea Myrtle Carr, 10. Possession Charges Filed James Willard Canfield. Baird, George Borg Johnson. Edith 843.46 Lost Resort Jane Brain. LeM. Blanche Redd Cole. Evans. Lewis, 'Calvin Schwartzfe Sacred Academy Against Liquor Suspect William Lavenberr, a gueet at George one Evan. Hope Gaufin, Ruby Har-ri- Smith, Dasil A Smith, Heber Cyrus Johno Alice Vera Hunter, Alta Snell, Arthur Winter Wenger, Book U OGDEN, Jun ft. Two complaint the Semloh hotel, reported to the po- son, Helen Kearnes. Luverne LeonYokasowa. Stella Thompson. was th he taal F. that lice driver, E. this morning Farner, charging Madsen. Edna Michelsen, Graduation with high honors OGDEN. June at Saltair ard, Nellie with poeeeealon of liquor, were victim of pickpocket North. Gladys Palmer, Vir- Dorothy G. Snow, Edward Gustave the fourth year book f th Sacred tiled Tuesday night by County Atty. Tuesday, night He reported that Isetta E Psters&h, F. A. Peterson. Hel- Sutherland, George Dewey Hughes. gil our condedicated to Heart scad emy, Wilson. Immediately fob he had been robbed of a wallet David Plxton, Arvilla Roberts. Fuchsia Graduation with honors Joseph hoping that lowing J.the report of a Jury in th taining a 3100 bill. 345 In 35 blUa, en fathers. and mothers, Robinson. Leona 8. McDonald 8mith, Franklin Worthen, Blanche Bithell, 54ft and another check for a check with th fullness of Ufa w may city to failed had that court Linna Snow, Margaret Lillian Stein, Walter C. Green, Stella Thompson. .they In have a mors worthy offering. agree upon a verdict 3144.4ft. for the case Erastus Woodruff Btuckl, Irene Madae Howe. Tra Parnell Hinckley, Just published. It a neat volume for selling Thorley, Erda Williams Rlcherd Wiebe. Harold Marshall, insert was taksn Degree or bachelor of arts with Maurine Lh"ffl,.MnVU,U1 rtlCU CMCrVnr.u.l Industries Associated Bennlon. Ernest Ueroy I school diploma Elisabeth Hanson. Madelyn Cannon high Rev. In th case because of th testimony Stewart. Illustrations show th Rt.dloceai Grant A. of Mr. and Mr. W. M. Wllkl who Outline Tax Conclave Gladys Baumberger, Roaalter. Sheldon Clark Blshep Joseph Ola, of the Jesse Lamar Bennett. Mnur-in- e I.vda I.eona Alice Vera a j Tanner, Hunter. Martha Bennlon, Blanche Bithell, tax convenPlans for the two-da- y Brown. Maurine Louisa Car- Tsabell Schofield. Henrietta Bird tion to be held In Halt Lake this lisle. Leila Cotterell. May Belle Da- George W. Cliff. Byron David Anmonth, have been outlined by the vis. Svlvia Sophia Farrer, Ethel Ma- derson. tax committee of the Utah Asso- ne Frltchey. Worthen Frances Seniors Snd graduates elected to ciated Industries. Tentatively the Gibbs. Gertrude Shirley Gillies, Jo- membership In the honor scholardate for the gathering has been set hanna Mary Hughes. Willard C ship society, phi Kappa Phi. y for June 25 and 20, but is subject Jensen, Emmeline Lund. Olif May member John A. Wldtsoe. to the pleasure of the national tax Maughan, Shelley June" McKnight. Byron D. Anderson, Ruth Barnard, experts who will be brought her to Lester Marcus Norberg. Marlon Grant Becketrand, Lamar Bennett. discus with th representatives of Anna Sophia Pehrson. Maurine Bennlon, Henrietta Bird. Venthe western states, the outstanding Alice Peterson, Blanche Bithell. Ronald Lindsay ice Robinson. Winifred Rollo Lvdia George W. Cliiff. Walter C.Bulkley, features of tbs taxation. Green, According to the plans the day Leona Rossiter. Joseph A. Still. Ruth Ernest Leroy Hanson, Ira Parnell sessions will be devoted to round Simons, Madelyn Cannon Stewart, Hinckley, Madge Howe. George table discussions by dslegates of the Georg 8 Tanner, Leah Whipple, Hughes. Alice Vera Hunter. Rita-ae-D.ll taxpayers' leagues of the various Fayth Whie. Krause. Newel J. Kuhre. Harstates, at the Hotel Utah. The old Marshall. Lydia Rossiter, MaSchool of Arte and Sciences experts, whose names are not yet I rtha Schofield, Dorothy of bachelor Snow, arte of Degree announced, will be speaker at an Charles Stanley Anderson, David Madelyn Stewart. Edward O. SuthInvitational dinner meeting. Brmton Bag ley, Robert Harold Bai- erland. Sheldon C. Tanner. Ueo Carl Warenskl. Richard Wiebe. Joseph F ley. Racher Bailif, Carol Bird, Henrietta Bird, Ines Mae Burton. Ruth Worthen. Speaker Announced. Lenore Candland, David Woodward Fellowship Awarded. Kenneth Bitner Castletom Vise Margaret Streeter will he Cannon. University scholarships and Ruth Cecil, Lucille Janette Covey, the speaker at the weekly awarded for the year Elmo Diehl. Glen Hiding eeting of the Salt Lake El- Charles Draper, Lois Margaret Farrell, Walan! club at the Hotel Utah ThursIn the Fellowship school of ter Charles C. Gardner, Flor- mines day at 12:15 pm. Mis Streeter wilt enceGreen. lt- Eugenia Hanson. Emtlv Hall chemical Albert Farnham Clark. B B speak on "Music as a Language engineering, Hartman. Catherine Naomi Harvey, Colorado. University of Several musical numbers will be Judith 1922. Bruce Winfred r Hills, Madge Howe, Dean furnished. S B. chemical Clinton Hurd, Kimball Iverson Jack, engineering. Purdue 1923: Gerald university. Oscar Jones. Joseph Esra George TO HOLD HEARING. Greene. B 8. mining engineer- Judd, Elsa Louise Keysor. Pearl ioxr. New Mexica echael - of mines. Kimball, Oliver Ktnney; Alica 1933; William tT" operate Clark applications W. Teague, B. S Alastage lines will be heard by the Snow Lambert, Rhea Lamplugh. bama Aimer J. ThompBrick university; mblle Henry utilities Lavinla commission at Salt Leggett, Ruth B. COLOJtS S. son. Metallurgical engineering, eke June 14. The applicants are MacMillan, Nola Elizabeth McCas- - Montana State school of mines. 1923. Clifford B Arden, to operate a line IJn. Orvln Nebeker Malmqulst, Wal John R. Park teachers' feflow- between Salt Lake and Kelvin do Cooper Pendleton. Norma flips Joseph S. Sarroll, Edith Hyde Enrico Raddati. Gladys Rich. grove: H. K. Tuttle, between Lucln and Vipont; and Waher K. Johnson, Hermie Eatell Rogers. Loula Row- Merrill. Elbert D Thomae. Grey Elk lett. Elliabeth Ruggerl, Martha IsaGraduated since commencement, between Payson and Eureka. bel Schofield, Dorothy G. Snow, Pa- - 1922 Clarence Bigler Allen. B S: nella Berther Olive Barlow. B. S.: TO SPEAK, OK ART. Straup, Julia Whipple Tavlor. Dana Thomas. La Ru Tol Halltday Coombs, B. A ; Ruth Virgil Beige Elk Rtdd Prest. Nephl L. Morris of Salt Joseph ton, Lula Tolton. Helen Townsend. Cresr. elementary school diploma; Lake stake will bo tho speaker at Prances Laura. Watson. Grace S. Margaret Rebecca Davie, B S.; Ha a meeting of tho Utah Art Insti- Wood. Harold Gilbert Wood. Emms, kindergarten diploma; Amos Beaver Elk tute Thursday evening, June 7. at Chester Hatch, B. 8 : George Gilbert Degree of bachelor of aclence the Chamber of Commerce. In conB S : John Philip Ruby Bryner. Waldemar Young nection with a eerie of exhibits of Clayton, oae Naetor Cobangbang. Haverramp, B Florence Chrletv Hickthe work of Utah artlat. President E Mildred Garrard, Harold Gentry man. A B8.;: Ira Parnell Hlneklev. B Morris' subject will - be- ,- Art, a Mitchell. Josephine Stooker. SElmer V- - Howell. A. B ; Isaac B. Necessity." Degree of bachelor of science In Humphrey. A. B.; Orson U Hunts l two-ve- n two-yea- - War-enak- i, Wife Diviion 11, -- Princess Alice of Special Bon Voyage Juan Ward n Baggage Offerings e. For Juiie Weddings and Vacations y and Handbags for traveling are most variety to select We have a urgent. from of genuine cowhide, reinforced corners ; colors, black, tan and cordo ri van. 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S.; B- Edgar Charles -- Lindsay. school lone McArthur elementary Junior Murch, H, Nellie diploma: high school certificate; Alice Neldiploma' son. kindergarten-primar- y school Judith M. Nelson, elementary B. 8.. Oleson. Foreet John dilemma; school diMignon Pack, elementary B. M. 8.; Hasel Peterson, ploma; Ella Rebecca Raddon. elementary Paul Lawrence school diploma: Roberts, B. S.; Lois Robinson, ele m,n. DRUG STORE IS AT ' -- MAIN ST.! Ra school mentary diploma; Katherine Rose, elementary school diploma; Florence Lele Schofield, A. B.; Clifford H Springer, A. B.; Ethel Ada Street, A. B ; Donald Archer Vance, B. S ; Ralph Owen Waddoupa. B S ; David O Woodbury, B, S : Helen Woodruff, B. 8 ; M A ; Hales. Mayno Joseph Jacobs, B. 8.; Hattie Smith, M. 8. WATER BOUGHT FOR POWER. ( Application to. the state engineer waa made today (by the Cedar Lum- ber' company of Cedar City foe Jha use of three second-fee- t of water from th 0uck creek in Kane county, which it is proposed to utilise for sawmill purposes In tarrying company de- .. Should a new automobile spot away sawdust. th The water from the jres Jo divert now enter light bt JIfted to throw It ray and turn higher than altowed by law a pre- It "back Into the channel viously set electric plunger twitch stream where It willnatural flow down into automatically lowers? it, the valley. , |
