| Show 'if J? 'W- V ‘ THE 7 HERALD-REPUBLICANSAIT LAKE s ’ LAY ASIDE PEN LARGE AND ja ' 4 ' V 7 1 STUDENTS 7 ’ “I f i 16 57 t - 4 Qi ?? 7 CITY RIDAY UTAH- JUNE - -IB 7T7’777-B j’ 91911 ? I— g It U- - - i - - It- ? - -“"4 ’ i j? ’ -! CONCOURSE : PRIMER VACATION- SUMMER OR IN TRIBUTE INAL W 'W z $ Salt Lake 7 Close the with and f bid : and days students cises in and eighth the this will completed of of list ana The Bryant hold their and Mabel joint theatre Lake this morning being noon program the and morning another in the after-noon’ hisrh snhnnl exercises will he neiq at the Salt Lake theatre this everor ana tne ciass jug commercial will high school have Its graduation of exercises at the hall the assembly -The j -tne y school high i‘ ’“The following dered 7 ’ gymnasium remont u chapel - School school p m -remont I 8 at Orchestra 7 chorus Are greeting 'of class the of “Message to 1905 Vio-i the Cahoorjz' soto“Sweetest ? f 4 t ‘li : V cnestra complete the grade the all schools ranklin- - George Ashton rank Baer Harry Christensen Robert Will Erskine inster Herman William Geurtz John Peterson Charles Pfau Pidd Herman Treu Richard Aon Hake Richard Wilson Lester - Jarvis Hanna Higham Price Ellen LillyMcDonald Esther Mahany Ethel Leila Watson Silver James Simpson Ma-hany Lucy Miller Meyer Lydia Josephine Tibbs Gertrude Oneqna ’ Edna J Aibrand Jessie Mar--gret Edward Ella Evans itzgerald Laura Hansen Helen Harman Joyce Jones Grace Birdie Karren Langton Louisa Lees Rachel Jessie McKean Nalsmith jBirdie Ridd Seal Ann Rhea Swan umessia' Williams Walsh Grace RalphBall "Walter Blank Joseph Currick Ray Chatterton James Gibson Holger Grundfor Byron Harman Haslam-? Arthur Jones Arthur Kidd Harry McClure Royal McKean 'Harold Lin-: Slight Needham Thomas ( i 4 den s 1 Burt’ 7 Earl VXi iEckstein 4 Brown ?red Thomas Glenn 1 JLJ j ' s' 7'-' ’ UHV Helfna Gray will Hlw t Gleason T X ”Am l A A v z MCI fy A mlJl i L a“ Gedney Beatrice ft- t : Hays 7 7V T -7 : r-V---'iAlice C Baysinger Monroe Beattie Buehl Victor Albert Henry Willie E Dobson Lawrence John Henry Gallacher rank ' a -juci -7-berg -Maurene ' Ak - A William Kendall-George Horne kel Harold Harry Mays Staatz Saunders Irank ‘ 7 ’ r 'Verda 4 Dills Eva -Davison n Kun-x 7 L 7 ' 7 i Nott Ralph f Gold Annie Lorllla allentine Lillian Esther Neer Johnson Hazel Ruth McDonald Lundstrom Ruby tEdna Sullivan Marguerite Maxfield Smith Anderson Charles Morgan Daniel Janke Lord Brewer Etven ’Petersen Wayne Nelson Ludwig rcoss Ira Claude Petersen’ Kamsey Joseph Smith Sharp Theodore Volker ’ 7 - ' 1 (Pick H 7 Your " 3 Bl I with account stitution much If ‘you little and can success perj cent for is savings account Goes to Dake Trust : De int the the Main 32 Judd for was 7 large J 00000 4 " ' civil position successful) He this of ROTH Theth®’United funeral 0000600 1 the the part and Elks of LL11U I yfCk - f ! tW 'T ' I I -P 7 4 - abrics ash work will of be assigned classifying from -of the’ the subject- the upon Bishop Hfe4 have red avenue A p T of memory Brown ir 'J A not sometimes Mr ’Short and 1 sunshine7 all but shade reproduced ft Helen and figured goal to iii sorrows sweepX Like tempests sometimes uay "When of life the 1$ ay is soul for the breaking jthere 'is heart? Must we contend ’hopeless a conflict? Listen friends: 'As one whomJiis comforteth Ll will so Paul ’Says of ather of ather ’Blessed that ablet trouble be may we no for of trust in dyinjr of resurrection him rest canst tribulations tdxcom-fort I ‘About loor 500 few: black also Songs of a Miss JW Edna Curtis "Lead The iKindly A C rdd Dwyer is- in Light’jand with t especially friends bodies place and tVT-'v® Young he t Wlscomb R rank for Acton Rodwell Arthur Naylor Neslinjand Walter Brown — Gordon Naylor Allen Burt George Wlscomb ’ Wlscomb Wiscomb O E McMullen Clyde Helen for Bert Naylor Naylor Doriald Arthur’ Skidmore ’Clarkef Walter Wiscpmb K Wlscomb and Brown-i-Willlam Wlscomb and 4 - O Bruce Di h e Picture ! 7 I Sal 7 1$ I reed 2 7- This girl J Case Ebert SildUvD and 65c 41 Sou Main 7'177’77il in 1AUUI broken uiv ' to 'Reduced voiles color as- W f i - ? w a 29c Wife Verdict of of cry was Gladys weep in Clara’ SePtember 2 received the verdict with an JpfJJoy that' could be heard all the' over court and she could room hardljr wait’huntll her sister got into the hall to Beize'iher her arms The vei’dlct rather surprise a was from the faet that the-jury such-a spent long time arriving at a conclusion-The In' lengthy the jury argument room caused those theImpressionamongwaiting for the result that there would exclamation -in i jupy'” hung a Saturday— $119 ti J Has'-Motion found -had the! has -perry goj’lnto ruling bytthe Jif excitement before' li who her she ' - instructions the 10 at 7 ' Hammond! Muryretlred the before4 guilty It 'diamonds of thdjury of ? The J William within pulled from they tree finally last curling up - in tree known the Lirioclendron botanical Tulipifera AECTS hear to Samuel the POLICY case M SAVING O Martin John Powell Edwards Daily Asks System torLodk Out for Rock Island Employes Talk ’ TTTT Representatives " ’ No 1 7 height tree feet !The the at In and state of Its as attaches to it well because as the a fact f j! the only the and of- building county knownis Is as kind city r L The ’ name tree tree far so v t 7 one interest much of this’ because of its beautiful fact flowers ' ifrhe wood of mixed with’ dogwood 4t the bitter is tree and preparation a 411' is which Is used’ in place of quinine in intermittent fever so cases that aside from the beauty of the tree its qualitiesitself and shade producing it has a commercial well value as uThe tree at the county bulldingls a only inches very one about ten young In and thirty in diameter probably feet height from made I ’ M t I c - OUND r r GUILTY -I O DYNAMITING ISH -(--I 3 - received bulletin’ telling to how circular The asks each to a nickel ii day save as- Hr men to come x x ?1U1 LiUllUI the of declaration Louis interstate the Baum -The -LLiaue July last bythe alleged at -Mi to the fish and game ‘ ’wardens creek dynamiting trout a stream county Wasatch ot 17:' ' - 4 J employe and Bran -dels commerce could : '1 fj of office ' 1 X j 7 arrested were been have caught game part eastern the 7 returned brothers fish andtn fish Red jury the dynamiting’ case and Bert Baum 'atof in been progress ten past days guilty to according Baum John night all fish state Chambers yesterday commissioner the that railroads million dollars by save a adoption' of methods' more: efficient The circular mentions various classes follows: of freight as department employes commission us I the save ' before working ' 71 deliberating the' ‘Rock Island Ironi headquarters have money Many i j - - I' ' w4't ' - suits and for special the state “The h wear save We rl beat can stores I on style pnee rjand fit announced ’ oil them other is - : priceI the do -tailors j trick— and you Let’s $25 you get or a do $30 fine it’ on for top on of "There these time bags J Some uncalled-for onee at half-price7 ' i one adjacent car and does it i in fWno loads station articles sacked apart loads and' such' articles rand does not easily breakable damage will as pH$ articles ones hourly opportunities': for to 'stitch in apply the ‘ounceof prevention’ looses preventing? torn from by renail Ing boxes dr crates" or Jennings! G superintendent Rock islandhas to urging employes of the out a circular nickels by cutting in wherever :forw announced THETAILOR S7'West There or Second South St an possible aria 4 men : idea?or (Incedto been has stand for 111- an 7 photograph other 3 though niougn some mean enoigh ivji lor ‘of people to 1 are he say: 11 4 sent save i J WESTERN jin seek this city ' with (CritQhlow in -opportunity 1 ttaye-you a business If 'them? serve plan you patent which have CO UEL f-- a interest classified ad can might Coal 'out unnecessary and using: the code telegrams who money it: ior vestments some Jing prae-tlcesln -and words j proper’ load his in are telegraph : wilt employes will suit addressed who’deposits 13 or some damage stowman who from qualityr-and prevents insufficiently of the order - VnWVLi trucker without “The who imperfectly instead car to hand-me-down clerk articles ' nickels many “The 23 the of or' protected ? Jury had just4:05 o’clock when the jury to”the court and room it ready to Miss was reports WhitrifiV wlth hPr snj nM ArnAv nl tha attorney’s table and 'scanned the faces or rne ratner 'anxiously” jurymen When called upon for a statement of - receiving! forwarding ' and i ' grows more and feet 150 of large and very broad saddle shape from which gets the common saddle '7: — --- railway '7 56 -the arose eight iW Nickels’ follows iWas ury Y 3 grows of some frequently tree of has City f or the of a verdict information received theStray was-deliberating -IjOrenro and andln are of sort the the diameter reaches a Heber W : thej L I 7 country east rstates Mldwayz-which of - of and leaves this the in east the a in Daniels’ the-jury man kin toL against 1 - E'-Elsrarren of a-native extensively tlie western After hearing Bird : verdict ' 4 ‘ is J P Miller ooler witnesses three The state Introduced only J Police Sergeant H Johnston and the two who carimen were on the lof tim 'the alleged the holdup car at J P’ B Rozier Jones and M a II 4- is f David Hill Cutler ' 7 t Tulipifera BAUMS 1 'secured W dash ‘They a ' as Lone i’ i 4 o’clock R1 oh-the petals delicately flower wither being RAILROAD - rank most with the aftpr after-dinner as are they that: the tulip resumed ree bowl but-left tree Of 7 ' ' large Mas thetfpetals minutes parlance - -is Lewis her sister relatives defendant and other hung hnxiously court aoout the hallway watching for some signs from the jury had been room' that a verdict 's reached As the time wore on and there was indication from that no room verdict had a been reached Miss Whit-' of ney gave evidence becoming her attorney 'reassured her with of that a long session a suggestion Jury necessarily mean a conviction It tree cupsland the days dying and L f of are delicate so thirty Hammond accused of and holding up robbing a Jordan Bridge car at the end of the line a'few in Judge months ago commenced was division T D of the Lewis’ Third dis-i trictcourt and the yesterday taking of than half completed evidence was more adjourned yesterday when court afternoon bethis will case The hearinghbf again at '10 Monday morning ?J4 wers coffee in red are on' Robbery lo tinted-in the for of ’theft case could return returned which east o'£ the north wing ahd building county tulip r v- deliberate that: the M -of Highwayman Alleged for to o’clock to £ i f ’ ft - Admire Utah’s Liriodendron handsome The - hThe composed ft section 4c ' HE I ‘ Trlal basement the - 'Judge case can in had 2 'among back sat could not repress her pleasure when f HOLDUP " Whitney be Immediately jury 65c : -g! x of t i- t - arrive trial t and w w i w w w - verdidt on black - J time L -the -'I i f ft sizein 1 7 Many and strain and began manner and it she could compose -a insist-upon court and the: motion court on for a i R spectators shouted ’ j 10c10c popular - $100 fans — — defendant T me leaf t to-try now 35c 7 fans-Japanese bags worth wo '"? to-Qunsh Hanson buckles— worth 7 and 7 of Gladys Whitney may the Important bearing on case nowpending ac-’ againstWalter Perry cused ot being an after the accessory fact in the”alleged robbery Willard suede colors for ! clearing ‘Attorney f 50c fans- perfectly I Whttney the and1- Palm I if f hen nervous her dropped hysterical an some jClara an ' for sold be ian -they import we - for i also - valued at 110000 from the Metropole hotel on been and five that now enameled folding paper silk all whiter waists and Gibson in faersalf liThe rendered after the was deliberating for more-than half a hours and caused to Whitney break and down hysterical joy sister Her had — ft 7-'' sold r Moire against verdict The VI 7 have j Japanese M jury the the seventeen-year-old stealing sixty-eight ot $100 white '7 " lighters cigar with ’ to up all TESTIY 7 evidence Dlehliat 1910early ”prnin° jury and neck - ’the T1‘ to Novelties and Germany from - " I D the S striped rench A jurorwrho - ' Wednesday 420 irst ' GRENADINES J with eolienes V41UU©) yard IV a i till uur yaru joc " AND f grenadines pocket -belts for oOc '- in ' -that afternoon sizes: all -J Gladys ’ instructions were find would havento Jjan established absolute Co iacv ror 4 flll 7 direct Wash and 77 -7"- The & table tocame nervousirut' W otners Dy ’ i - Geo voiles asjreduced them blue Values guilty- ” ’t accused the read his at 10:20 Bargains 4 - Goods vest i un-dterstood to f Real to Reduced BORDERS ' : “A ancy embroil J Action f I diamonds unset While for h bold 25c i Owing Take — Perry Whitney quash In' Window sheer required by the jury to stands Just verdict it is ata lengthy was the’ citythere because was lone speciesin rare Utahand the against! acquittal a one holding out was SjThe of beautiful of is in case Walter Perry is due fjowering most trees information! full beautiful up today land in case (the bloom and presents a most is quashed hlm it is and against interesting sight likely it is said that he will be Theis one' of tree the which most ’into and neld in taken custody the and gracefuE'and shapely city for officers of ’Other places wherelhe is literally loaded county building yard is said to be its with wanted on various charges beautiful ’and odd strikingly flowers which been4 the4 objects have of admiringfl inspection the much on AS TO of city officials part and and county of the members bench SURPRISE Expected it a-verdict Our tt wide i and — jury heard va guilty the was listened to which Gladys of See and S’ Men’s 1 not Valued Diamonds in ph J ’ that-the Theftof of PROVES 777 Not a e ‘ color f also riday TThe i f will i high sleeves f before the to motion court the quash information on is that Vit not a ground charge proper and it is understood that Mr Hanson now I ' price $150 Iwitli t styles 7 x - -against I :50cyard for w 4V1 i- - WHITNEY Deliberation Long The ' saeques finches printings 40 'wide ®with deep are effects The floral conventional and Is the fine exquisite material colorings 'are 1 4 17c to - collar sailor fitting: ? GIVEN J 4 have 'I n v m wv n pavvuiiio 3 Inches a n X’eiOitVJi selling and wash- silk 'and appearance r a miei 'Upi dressing been cool r I? Disagreement be -' ba or ‘ j'del coral t i VERDICT i the funeral followed relatives yjeir last renting Brown— Will Wiscomb Appl in silky mixture-of a These r GINGHAMS! ’ - WAISTS 1 joy it Qirl ’ the Vera or Roy 4r but s8ilk 11g- little rtJTrtTTikn'l sheer Reduced white in j Peter Pan Special $10000 ahd E SILKS nV all in Saturday short perfect 1 - the sang Vera Those JNeat muss j atljsizes iii t f f jj £ ‘for to quality £ j the': by final committal was as the services impressive chutch as acted who as pall bearers were: Sc 'li styles tailored GLADYS 7 Brown1 “Saved Grace” took placet at the City Burial cemetery had been where 'graves opened 200 the a - monos eriects igood ol cqi-lorings range price 19c yard Reduced to trimmed with Vai handsome embroideries and to by together Nearly inag- 7 y- -head Mrs S the without waists neckj I were Time “Some Some soloists The wereof somewnere C C’ Snyder who sang “Star At the Peters East" Mrs grav in the favorite of solo Selection 1 1 — UU1C s: and suirmiery in in plaids and checks beautiful collor combinations: also black and white at 25c inches wide priced 32 ormerly with Very styles different tripe black 20 ACQUITTAL Graham selections the really very h?ve tiorai ine jvihite all white 1 w Peters and S inrall stripes and waists afflicted? rendered dimity checked printed on wide originally priced of figures Dresden colors to choose yard Reduced to 1 KIMONO fho ana ' rit f’ V ' attractively were quartet consisting of? Mrs i is of Not' cotton 'v leading i TISSUE exact 4 wjijte into seeks mankind as - DIMITIES small 20c at 7 - ground the lUc 132c embroidered some women young saving iteguiar I lingerie fine lace About and death during a moment of n which they expectant were of a day and had pleasure everything uppermost in their minds of such enjoyment' their ’:7y- linen yard TAILORED Knows to I' "of 8:30 waists waists black also and in plain i went with range ote LAXONS advertised ormer beincluded j who wide? ft - '7 ' figured ures ahd ed riday — ! 'at t selection ibut batiste -didn’t place dot ' a I f xlfVn I direction? "'r 4 - like year I i family In this sad affliction have kindly words from come every and loving ministrations from peoples unknown? Because Why? Christ's teaching of- brotherhood is being rterillzed and more’ and practiced more IVe are Christians men among of not but in spite because our dogmas of them We are Christians because we in Christ find a Savior a Comforter a place meeting and a common remedy Ills for the of and and sins sorrows May we ever cohne to him for the ment rest land the comfort He which alone give" can No Separations Mr Crltchlow talked Chiefly upon the fraternities of life? in which separations be and maysudden unexpected in yet separatednever view of-the life! great everlasting which knows no separation He also treated of the lives of the1 young man and litjl a last before lingerie ilL that give thou not is That j‘ nc 1 TJf assur-the I “Arid not say) that hislrest may his comfort are beirigjdaily poured of the lives earth's sorrowing? and hnd -A to t cheer will we - A unusual is Reduced i $175 assortment short sleeves Dutch for $119 ft the comfort thou canst today td broken hearts broken and bereaVe’d comfonthis thrice tins on U-Za1- displays will sold be splendid mother them Christ O ‘yard fe ’ cloth the patterns’ -desirable per V Much as jpf with shown will 2nd dered my the and of of li - j ’ deinancLow in wii AfehCon I the 1 elsewhere? CHECKED always fineness the ” is which undecided are quality in li ' BATISTEAln 7 you case in bear please welLas as are ' lavender ft in them which are bjthe ive comfort wherewith ourselves re of comforted Christ God’ says: ‘Come all unto tha ye me are weary arid are and will heavy laden give you rest’ “Christ is the soUrce of our comfort and afflictions when sorrow cross our Christ is Christ the tho restihg rAstihir place nlnn pathway ine the jiaven of tor broken hearted for the comfort grief stricken?-the star for A"7 price stocks ' handsome comfort you’ Seven God the be f in W'l ll‘ alone Lord ’Jesus Christ our and the mercies God'of allTour In comforteth fus who ance fabric ‘ - in that companson 4 ft of rest soft pillow balnt for the headTno weary hope A me muniing - the In of J'7 zl2C price for samples - ? to COMPAjRISON f ' I f wehelpless and alone place of refuge nOr haven the afflicted? Is there no in ' The paramount price And -l ' &hen when dark- tempqst-tossed reduced statement 1 they the over dresses Choice i dowip strongly J window our dress -none the how this give X same great variety permitting us a lawns I And ' INVITE we range Quality the the in shown two 1 just is hundred duplicates— every inthe sale — over Shadows are deep path ws the QUALITY Wemean tliat fully awn? niedium and class ’ Morning prettier— price the to-the -hope seems but quantities 1 KfV is : fnier - the hre materials The across our obscures our way and bereavement ivuKii igured me establishment Quantities 1 i model a Travelers of charge tho Roth this 4- ‘ - 7 I SALE DRESSES creep "Sometimes JUNE riday paths and darkness The night of and affliction sorrow and almost unbearable grief these all — to but bvery night however come us its dark has stfirs evenias "every and an$ affliction sorrow bereavement and almost unbearable grief has its and trust and anticipation — kindly stars they leasesGod that are leasejGod iney may never grow dim sea 7 7’ £ K:7-77 7 7! merchandise you-need T - by !I 30 x TODAY ’ ’s'? Girls’ 1 rank particularly adapt was as followsj and is V Re of vera was touching "Life lit- -s-every Tribute' he Commercial will late : 7 Touching collection — El’XERAL time when' very of this sort the upon-us - - mind ANNUAL -4t Washington service examination time ago some Evans’ undertaking take is to' Tho funeral o’clock Mr Roth idled Tate afternoon athlshome at 4 ' V) j -Utah ’ 1 Surplus by position a collections archaeological is he familiar which work with as in has been active helping forgather Cd WOO y Capital r took for anthropology -of Smithsonian-Institute and Security Street night has last where-he department Mr year left C ‘7 i assisted j earthly 01 ’ to Salt eulogy ay" tribute SUCCESSUL JUDD M Wednesday com-potmded a in ' 1 Wasblagton' to Take Up New Duties in the Smithsonian Institute L Neil P Merton Judd son of Judd of clerk of education theboard who graduated from the University of Utah 4 pay interest twice a point We ' NEIL w W1 t pastor was 1 T ' open need starting a - in-’ haven’t you a i to this you -All' start savings a is I ’ high people young lorence Opportunity opening Hazel Virginia Elizabeth j 1LU1LI1 i the 1 T?s — -LSClllCJ Lillian - - T 1 Ob-l-erEdorfer GIdge t kllhiilica B ranks Barbara Heath Clara Hyatt Jensen Cathryne Mav A Jensen Sarah Lola B Morrill Mathews Ruth M E Violet Eva Osborn Perkins Dell Hannale Sanders Chrystal M L Taylor Maria Wilson Palmer Benjamin Baker Lawrencd Bryan Braby Vincent Evans Calder Bertrum Luko Congrave George Crompton Rodohell Bargery Gill Louis Charles Larch Clifford Wardrop Macfarlane Alfred Hiller Glen Lawrich Miller May Rlyouiche Blzebe Jubilee Clyde Powell Allan Grace Pyper Lawrence Rohr-back William Roblnsdn Earle Daniel Charles Roper Henry Clarence Leroy Travis rederick Rudene Smith Hyrall Ross Warburton red Wells Orley Keeling Alfred Whipple Donald Lola Pearl Wiscomb Ashworth Rachel Baxter Elizabeth Julia Henrietta Beecher Helen Elizabeth Bottom Buehler Hermina Beulah Naomi Bynon Agnes Jane Giddins Emily Cora Hattie Lewis Geraldine Long Ruth Wilhelmina Elizabeth Matson Merle Mitchell Clarence Howland Williamson Selma Henrietta Rebentisch Edith Allan Sanders Helen Josephine Robinson Mabeile Stokes lorence May Tucker Geraldine Watkins lorence Anderson Anderson Katharine Cannon Barbara Dansie Hazel Engre Davey LeonA A vuv4it Evans Grow Poplar I-' " ‘ George J Buchi Eberly E Mow-rey Horne Leland Basil S Mayers Leland Stanford Nelson Elgin James Harold Newton Wesley Osborn G Peterson Parry M Chauncey Joseph Ralph S Renshaw Vere H Rogers B T Leland Sheets Allan Slade Wendell C Max Smoot Roland Spears Bryan Ida W Squires May Chandler Veda - i r Leon Ralph ’ - Harrell Hamilton ’’’ ' German : Pearman 4 rank Garner s Valentine Mary Moon Alberna Ernestine Stratton Glle Stiefel Sadler Stormes Helen Ethel Selbach Enid Stewart Ludie Tice Nellie Elizabeth Young Woolley I Training Win-4-7 Helen Ball lorence Bennion dellaDoro-y Brighton Adele Charlton thy Belle Cook Elba Ernst ager-Rfe '’Mt 'TTMffK ® ig PftrnQU’nrth rnm orn drnb w unn iaiin Tors Shirley rezee' Hazel Hoggan King Olson Anna Margretta Sylvia Price Parton Prouse Eth-X Schneider Helen Taylor Emma lene Helen Viola Walker Youngberg letch-£ rancis Yowell Morris Brown John Gilmer Morris Groo er Lyman Mary P Hurtle Ernest : olland Norman I T a tvi -vv Burt McKeith anywhere of : ’ Emma Stevenson )' H ' Godbe Wilfred Grant Malquist Leonard Edwin Nelson George O’Conner George Leslie Orsten Parker George By-it George Vincent Mercie i C Larson Jackson Caroline Nilson annie Elmira Winter Coutts: Hattie Esther Emily Belle Northern Leone Marguerite Allen Esther Bertha Rich Haslam Claudia Alice Rachel Arline Naomi Emery Newman Ethel Maude Davis Lucy Isabel Ball rewln rank Myron Velma Tressa Marie Openshaw Banman Eklund Dean Cooper Eddie Gillespie Lillian jJenkins Annetta Henry Earl rancis Tall Mackintosh George Kinder Heber LeRdy Boqck Clarence H Ruth rlMiddlemiss Angle Rachel Harman Arthur Harman Davis Hansen Clarence Haurahan William Simms Cornell MdGrath Joseph Morgan Love Rowe Alice Arnold Cahoon Irene Lach Erma Nichols Susie Sutton Margaret Weed Aleta Edith Beretlich Witbeck Erma Golding Malstrom LaVona Maude Herman Escandon Golding 1 I I 7 - particularly Iverson touched the hearts of the mourn-erns he as impressed them that upon life was merely thq of the prelude greater immortal life which knows no is forever sorrows knows no deaths and beyond the tribulations and'heart-aches Pasini rancis Oqulrrh Yloy Lucile Irma Brown Christensen Roy Youngdale ' k 7 7 I weather Hot 7-' a ) his Mumford Emma Plckel remont " I fi-i c‘ Immortality” Wilsqn 'James it In Eudora Thomas LaRue Marguerite Gertrude Tripp Naomi Tingey Ida Mabie Watts Vivian Whlstrom Virginia arley Wendall White W Whitney Irving jVernon George Armstrong 'Albert Davis Charles Davis Lawrence Irvine Robert ‘Alonzo Byron Grey Alice Ball Ethel Amelia" Erickson Ure Alice Mary Hood Vera Elizabeth s 1 '4g’kJolored-VV r Q eye DorusA Whittaker ’1 IL 771- 7'7 - L ? Thomas Ernest 1 Ji'TOW7 wife Iverson of the Second ward Crltchlow the representing of In Pythias their eulogies of they told the of life uncertainties its dangers and of the great comfort of Immortality of the'soul While these eulogies being delivered ’members were of the it congregation and went would difficult to nave been have detected a dry Marshall E is-2 ' Smith K Jesse 1 7 w 3 "ishop H John Knights Allen-Groesbeck Glenn Smith Gertrude Smoot Dean Spencer Snow Dorothy Inez Helen Y Spencer Harold Stauffer Stevenson Vera Stevenson Marguerite Stoffel Taylor Mary Laond Tanner Kate Yet-ter- : H “ solid of the a rancis Burgette Short Eirst Methodist church the ' Margaret which j ana Mell-trup- Russell in services Hansen Esther Mary U Louise Richards Thelma Theron Corinne Robinson Schulter John Raymond Robbins Rogers held held The Raynold Palmer Phillips Lizzie Inna Brock' Margaret Bullough Mabel Cannedy Emma Dtcterle Maude Gibson Ruth HutchinGrimes Eunice son Eleanor Lee Jamison Clara Rotzler °£ Ashton Law Bardwell Dwight Earl Ralph Dofflemyre Ada Margetts Heranda Mldgley Gladys Agnes Matson Opal - 1 ' Il- friends Impressive atU o’clock tributes in ‘almost telling? eloquently esteem were ’ Manning E Lawrence -George i r : Eulo- 1006 than more sympathizers embankment high w Letcher -Clawson ' Kim 1 ’ l ' : 7 by services ! ' : -Ruth Bailey rancis T Blood Sidney G Burrell Casey John LeRoy Alfred Mary Clayton Charles Clawson R Colladay William' Hyde Cowley Dale red Scott A Dahlquist Alan II J iWiiyne Eldredge Darling Mortimer Margaret elt Alldridge N Evans Edwin S elt It Elsie Spencer Greene Victor Greene Grant B Josephine Seymour Hagan Hansen Ella W Samuel LaVaun Haymond Hjeber Richard Kimball Mary Hughes A Geneve McClellan Leonard Hanes of list Burton Donald Austin Leonard rancis Beer Burbidge -i is ollowinggraduates? from Wilkerson Lafayette i Beautiful - -ii-' ’ :' J ? 7 r - - '- i - a PATHOS were the yesterday afternoon from irst Methodist church for Vera and rank Helen Brown who in iwere drownedof the launch Galilee at Utai lake Sunday Rarely has a pathetic more funeral in place taken biers-arrayed flt Lake The before of the altar the church covered were 'vlth floral Herbert George UrbaneWilliam Parks L D Russel Tracy' Oscar Sampson Van CottBertha Burns Ruth 'Bowery Clinton Katie Arva Cushing man Leona Stella May Christiansen Coombs Lois Leona Cushing Carmichael Ruth Daugherty Sena iDorius Amy Culver Sadie Persa Hobbs Heginbotham Cecilia Christina Hilton Heckmarin Mildred Valerie Irene Morley McCanne Estella Shreck Shepherd Mary Cott Van Reva Zimmerman j i When and funeral - Wasatch ’ 'Allen Hansom ' r school Lovrell Vilate Cracroft Stewart Goalen i r OR 7 ?- ran I the-overturnlng Anderson Ralph ' i Attended 1 William Dean L rence -Park i high ' Roy violin“ 7 Eyes relatives ’ Song”chorus i Dry VIVI I Methodist -Samuelson “Stars of quartet sst? the Summer Night" boys’ double quar tets class history Irene Lach solo Nichols “Roses” Erma comet Story Every Told" Maud 4 Glenn double “Spring quartet O “To Thee Country” class ’11 'class prophecy Morgan "Love solo “Humoreske” Burtis Garner duet Tell “O ‘Us Birds Merry of Spring" "Edith Aleta class Wltbeck Beutllch will rank! Gorman chorus “Slumber of the: ‘11 River" class presenta-tJon Sen? of certificates and address to class C 7 Samuet orchestra “Marguerite Waltz?’! 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