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Show from many bands are heard blending together in one grand pivan of exultation. At the executive mansion things which for a week were gloomy now appear cheerful, and the president, who for several days has been crooning to himself, "Dont you go, Tommy, dont go, now lustily sings, "We shall meet to part, no never, all the time. He was out attending a The High, school general assemblies case of measles and could not be found, have been given up for the remainder ft ft of the year, as the busy season prior to As predicted, J. L. Rawlins made com meucement requires all the time for application and actual study on the part another speech last week. It was a of students. information.- . - weak effort. route for Europe. Messrs. Gillilan and Brown, of the George Sutherland fell down on his school, have established an ft ft "Arizona Strip proposition. This fin- High Correspondence Course of Your correspondent is informed that ishes his work here. As soon as he can Study for the benefit of teachers and his draw will home. he go salary is the all this the reason for jubilation students who wish to avail themselves of its privileges for higher work, announcement that at a meeting of Reft ft publican leaders, held at Dietzs WedThe outdoor sketching classes in Mr. nesday night, it was unanimously deart classes are taking advancided that Senator Kearns should be The exhibition of school work in the Harwoods the of bright spring weather, tage the nominee of his party, two years educational rooms of the and city ft ft The propohence, for Miss Stokes botany classes are doing sition to place him on the ticket with county building, this past week Mr. Roosevelt was received with tu- comprised work from the Lowell, fine work, and many are the excursions multous cheering and a roll call devel- Wasatch and Fremont schools a most to the nearby foothills. oped the fact that there was not a sin- commendable display. ft ft gle dissenting vote. The gathering ft ft A dark room has been fitted up for met at the celebrated cafe in response the the at At parents meeting Bryant experiments in photography for the use 10 messages sent out by Dorsey, who for dinners all school on the week last has great managed years Friday afternoon, of the class in physics. a of who is and something ft ft given there, Mrs. Gatrell and Mis9 Buckbee, of the politician himself, and the crush was Womans club, spoke for the will Mr. Stanley give practical talks great. league, a large number were in on physics as applied to everyday living ft ft attendance. during the last two weeks of school, After the meeting had decided upon ft ft ft ft Senator Kearns, some one suggested The book men are abroad in the The geology classes have been enthat it would be only a matter of cour- land and many are the teachers meetobservation trips, and visited tesy to ask the president if he was sat- ings, to pass judgement upon the text joying the smelters at Murray on Saturday isfied with the selection made. Dorsey books brought before their notice, with their teacher, Mr. Neal, last, accordingly telephoned the White ft ft ft ft House. Who should answer but Ted The Longfellow school parents meetProfessor Milton Bennion conducted himself. "Am I satisfied? he shouted ing was held yesterday, when Mrs. J. the University chapel exercises yesterso loud that all in the room could hear Mrs. Fewson Smith and Johnson spoke day morning. County Attorney ChristAm I satisfied? Why, gentle- on him. the school This ensen addressed the students, question. cigarette men, you have done just what I was has an organized league ft ft going to suggest a little later on. In as of the have all the majority city Professor Stewart will deliver a lecfact, gentlemen, I would not run with schools. Here bless God else. you. ture in the Seventeenth ward tomorrow anyone ft ft the president rang off to conceal his The interest in spelling at the night emotion. ft ft ft ft been has augLongfellow building In order to associate more closely Roosevelt and Kearns! That will be mented by the frequency of the spell- with the students in their recreations It is a ing matches held there, and the spell- a number of the members of the a battle cry to conjure with. faculty, ing has noticeably improved. happy combination, remarked a leadunder the leadership of Professor Byron ft ft ing Republican. "It is an inspiration The orderly precision of the march- Cummings, have formed a dancing class to all, and more especially to the poets at the Oquirrh is most interesting; and are meeting once a week at Chrisof our party. Kearns rhymes with so ing in fours and keep- tensen's hall to learn the latest dances. the pupils many things you know. Kearns, learns, ing perfectmarching time to the music of the The club is composed of Dr. and Mrs. sterns, spurns, turns, burns, yearns, piano, as they pass up the stairs and to Kingsbury, Professor and Mrs. Allen, Professor and Mrs. Stewart, Professor churns. All their various rooms, worms, germs, squirms, and Mrs. Howard, Mr. and Mrs. ft ft work in so nicely. Think, for instance, Miss May, Miss Brinton, ProMiss Scoville of the Oquirrh school fessor and Mrs. in a state like Utah, where women have Cummings, Messrs. the suffrage, what a wave of enthusi- has removed from 1113 East First Arnoldson, Howell, Holmes, Wilcox, asm can be created by singing the fol- South street, to 17 South West Temple Professor Toronto, Miss Grace Holman, Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Judd and Mrs. Relowing to the air of Marching Through street. becca E. Little of the board of regents, Georgia,, which being an inspiring so .strain would be rendered doubly ft ft by the faultless rythm of: At the Engineers meeting on MonESTABLISHED IIE4 ia Hustle out the chambermaids before the day T. F. McDonald and R. K. Pattersundowu burns, son talked on "sampling and the redrill the the to the miner, boring polls Drag duction works of the Anaconda mines, who turns, to vote the dairy girl who nothing Haul "Inter-M- ountain Educational, vice-preside- nt. anti-cigaret- Mr. H. M. McCartney of the S;in Pedro R. R. returned Wednesday evening from a trip south in the interests of the railroad. te te YOU SAVE TIME. :: The Rio Grande trains to Ogden. Utah county and Tintic are fronTlO tu 30 minutes faster than other line trains. Trains for Ogden depart at 12:45 noon, (lunch, etc., on dining car), 6:10 p. m. and 11:00 p. ni. 9:50 a.m., Return trains leave Ogden at 7:25 a.m. 8:15 a. m., 2:15 p. m. and 7:15 p.m. Editor C. T. Hart of the Milford Times has changed the name of his paper to the Beaver News and Milford Times and has also changed the place of publication from Milford to Beaver. Consequent on the changes the paper has been enlarged and much improved. Truth congratulates Mr. Hart and assures the people of Beaver county that he will give them by all odds the best paper they have ever had in that section of the county. Hart is a thorough newspaper man. MFYfQW assmm i PKtmnra OST. Mc-Knig- ht, . up does but churns. To ballot for Teddy and Tommy." "Is there one ONE PRICE TO ALL NEVER UNDER50LD of the class mentioned who could fail to be moved by these words? Hardly. And then the chorus: sing a chorus stern, 'Sing hey, sing hey, well for dairy maids and hey, sing Sing hey, churns, We'll have for our vice president our dear old Tommy Kearns. 3 See the point? Why those words are worth 50,000 majority in Utah. ft ft Senator Hanna was wearing a face radiant with joy when he grasped your correspondent by the hand and said: "It is the best thing that ever happened. It will place a parliamentarian with a record in the chair. Besides it was a good political move. We will now poll all the hitherto divided hagiologist vote. I am too full for utterance. Tell the people of Utah the glad tidings. For the Benefit of the Graduates, Just 4 holts White Persian Lawn, Linen finished, regular price 23c, 1Qr this week, per yard. Just 4 bolts White Paris Lawn, Inches wide, value 55c, week, per yard 50 this Just 4 holts of the Dollar Quality White Wash Chiffon, 50 inches wide, this week, per yard ESTABLISHED 70, 1864 ft ft Understanding that the news is being held back from Mr. Kearns until he reaches home, your correspondent this evening called at Doc Jones' office for . ONE PRICE TO ALL NEVER UNDCR50LC piAMOND7C',SOAP HONEST' J8 SOAPAND Aff DO HONEST WORK IT HAS 8TOOOT THElTEST. yWfILL OF TIME . . . ft ft Red and Bkwk came out on Tuesday full of quips and jokes much appreciated by the High school students. PURELY PERSONAL White Goods Specials So vote for Teddy and Tommy. on ft ft ft ft Anti-cigaret- her daughter, Mrs. Isaac Jennings, Col. Young, Capt. Shanks, Lieuts. Castleman, Peyton and Vistler have left Fort Douglas for their new post of duty at Fort Logan. Mr. and Mrs. Cox of Littleton, Mass., were in Salt Lake Monday the of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert McCollom.guest Chairman Roylance of the Democratic state committee was in the city for a few hours on Tuesday. ajorE. G. Scott of Redlands, Cal. , . is in the city tfce guest of E. A. Farrington. Joshua R. Nichols is out again after been confined to his home most haying of the winter by illness. Attorney Frank Pierce was at Tooele on legal business on Tuesday. 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