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12 THE HERALDREPUBLICAN SALT LAKE CITY UTAH SUNDAY MAY 15 191Q SECTION TWO

t COMMENCEMENT-

Many

lIN UTAH COUNTY

Students Are Graduated-in Public Schools of Va¬

rious Districts

FINE PROGRAM TO BE GIVEN

SUPT CHRISTENSEN WILL DE¬

LIVER PRINCIPAL ADDRESS

Special to The HeraldRepublican-Provo May 14The annual com ¬

mencement exercises of the Utahcounty schools eighth grade will beheld in Pleasant Grove tabernacleMay 17 Sessions will bo held forenoon-and afternoon commencing at 930and 130 oclock The following Is theprogramMusic BandPrayer Rev Wllman MurphyWelcome Mayor A C CooperResponse Superintendent G N ChildClass representations

Member or membersAddress

Superintendent D H ChristensonClass representations

Member or membersAddresses Visiting educatorsPresentation of diplomasMusicBenedIction Prosldent S L Chipman

The names of graduates followsSprincvllle District

N K Nielsen district supervisorHarold Alleman teacher

Class MottoE Pluribus UnumClass ColorsPurple and white

Orvll Anderson Blaine KindredIsabella Ballon Pearl Mower

tyne Hilda NoakesEmma Beardall Bessie A JohnsonHazel Binks Eliza PackardHazel Blacket Dora Dean PayneBessie Brown Lew Mar PriceIsaac Brown Frank Reynolds

John E Brown Leona F RouseLeona Clark Alta SanfordElmo Coffman Jessie SpaffordMyron L Crandall Wlnnlfred StrawNeva Deal Lacelle A SumsloaEdith Diamond Darwin TaylorEugene Dolton Ethel TaylorLilly E Erickson Cora ThorneGertrude Harwarfl Helen TuokettZina Huntington Hazel TuckettBeah Hutchinson Willie WheelerPearl Jensen George WrightEdna Johnson

Spanish Fork DistrictLars W Nielsen district superin-

tendent¬

John T Morgan teacherClass MottoRowing not driftingClass ColorsRose and white

Elner S Bearnson Reva P JohnsonOlive C Butler Susan S JohnsonHazel A Brook Wllford T Johnson

bank M O JohnsonLillian Jane Burt Florence JonesAnnie M Booth Alvarda JonesLevI Beck Marguerite JensenRoy Bradford LaVena L LarsonHoward Bradford John R Lewis-M J Brockbank Ralph LewisElmer C Bearnson Robert D McKellLorin B Creer Heber J McKellMary Coltrin H E MarkhamVera Davis Etta OlsenFrank H Davis Lorin OlsenEarl i>> Durrant LaVern PriorLucy R Evans Carrie A RoachPricllla F Evans Katio A Robert-son

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J Gardner sonMary E Hughes Annie SimmonsMarie Hales Estella SimmonsEliza M Holt Annie Lucille SnellLouisa A HGlenn B SmithMargaret J Han Ethel E Simmons

Zen P B StahmannArchie Hansen Ellas ThomasBernell Hansen Jesse P WarnerLockwood Hales jr

Lake Shore DistrictJohn S Boyer teacher-

C P Halverson Wilford L AshbyAlpine District-

J W Ward teacherColorsLavender and white

Samuel S BatemanOraneta HackettSidney M Beck Reba HealeyHazel M Buker La Rue HealeyBessie F Cayton Merma Lyle NashElfreda Farquhar Ralph H Strong

son John Lewis VanceSalem District

John I Hayes teacherMotto Self Effort EducatesClass Colors Silver and maroon

Cora L Cloward Margaret AureliaEllen Preal Davis NuttallLynn Gardner Martha K StoneM Bradley Hayes Lulu Preal SabinJeremiah Holder Emma E StoneCelia O HIatt Nellie K StoneEliza A Hanks Ruth SheenLouise Hanks Sine Beatrice TotGeorge E Lamb man

Ruth WarrenPajsoa District

Section 1 Melyin Wilson district su-pervisor

¬Lee p Taylor teacher

Lewis L Bale Eleanor DoaneLouis Bates Inez ElmerDouglas Douglas Hattie GaleAlbert McCall Hattie KerrR E Merrill Grace LucyLoyd Powell Della MendenhallAlvIn Snyder Sarah MitchellGeorge A Wyler Libble MontagueV A vyinward Veda PerssonEdna Amos Elsie SmithNellie BrlmbaU Marie TownoendDora Brlmhall Lillian TaggeDona Barnett Klea WilsonGenevIeve Colvin Dora WildePearl Curtis Lorane Montague

Section Aurora N Wilson teacherViola Brewerton Eugene Amley PulHomer Brewerton verInez Done George AlfordLeland Stanford Quigley

Done Clystie ReeseEmmet W Daniels Ruth Klea SargantMary C Ellsworth Glen SimmonsWilliam Rosland Lillian Pearl 81m

Fillmore monsAda E Finlayson Ncta SeaburyRuby Edith Kerr Mary MehetableVeatus Mattlnson StevensArmlet McClellan Olive TannerLillian Margaret Frank R Tanner

Martin Sanford B WilsonZelpha Monk Jr-

ZoleClara Beatrice WilsonParker Fern Wilson

Elsie Pedersen Martha Lisle WebbSaataquln District

Joseph A Rees teacherMotto Not Yesterday bnt TodayClass ColorsWhIte and line

Albert E Backman Ella JarvisOlive Le Baron Edward T JenkinsCharley Crook Dean L JohnsonElmer Duke Wilford JohnsonEddie Flanders Roy NelsonParley Goodall Ethen OpenshawLevin Greenhalgh Myrtlo P SmithAlbert Gunderson Ivan TewDaphna Holladay Dottie E TietjenFern Hudson Millis Whitear

Goshen DistrictA C Olsen teacherMotto Not for School but for Life

We LearnClass ColorsLavender and gold

Leo W Morgan Annie M BullerRaymond Josper Bethel Thompson-

son Lovena FooteEarl C Okleberry Cosette Rose

Grace TaylorFairfield District

Vera Eastwood teacherMotto Climb Though the Rocks Be

RuggedClass ColorsRed and white

Blanch Carson LIla McKinneyIrma Daw

Pleasant Grove DistrictJames H Walker district supervisor-

S H Smith teacherMotto Either I Will Find a Way cr

Make One-Class Colors Cerise and white

Venice Adamson LI tha WintersEmily Anderson Milton AdamsonMaud Ash Albert BezzantRena Cooper Herman CobbleyErlynne Clark-Evelynne

Terry DraperR Iver Stanley Harris

son-Mervien

Junius IversonJensen Andrew Johnson

Harriet Jensen Perry JensenClare Kroman Ray KirkRuby Kruse Elisha KirkLlllie Monso-nRlnthaOldfield

Roy MilletReuben Olsen

Ivy Radmall Edward OgdenClara Richards Guy RichardsRozena Rich Ins Alfred RogersMargaret Smith Rayon RichanEllen Stagg Willard SmithDezzle Shoell LeRoy SmithChloe Thorne Wilford SwensenMaram Tanner Clifford TomllsonMervein West Harold WalkerOpal Wadley Leonard WalkerPearl Wright

American Fork DistrictOsmond Justescn olslrict supervifcr

Frances Rasmussen W T Stewartteachers

Class Motto Our Rood is OnwardClass Colors Purple and gold

David Hunter Myrta WoottonFred Cheever May LloydRandall Shipley Mary BlackhurstAlbert Rowley Reva BeckRalph Barratt Fern ThorntonEarl Condpr Alice ParkerZane T< ams Ora ChipmanEther tulley William LarsonWillie Forbes Leland MitchellReno Wagstaff Elmo VanceCarl Jackson Irene ArmstrongVirgil Miller Lavearl AdamsonBert Duncan Mary Ellen BakerBlanch Kirkman Myrle BoleyBertha Oalcey Mabel BrewerLillian Clayson Earl CunninghamLuna Chipman Mark James ClarkFlorence Dunkley Ethel DavisSylvia Thornton S Lawrence HutchLillie Lloyd ingsCarrie Spencer Alice MillerWillie Shipley Ada MadsonBern Bromley Otto MitchellReed Robinson Leon MillerFrank Wagstaff Cathern NeedhamBert Oakey Annie PrestonHyrum Blackhurst Leslie ParkerMarion Greene Melvin PulleyWesley Chipman Ruth PulleyDelbert Chlpman Mattle ProctorSadie Nelson Roderick SpencerKatie Miller Rhoda SearleReba Parker Mabel SummervillePearl Preston

Lincoln DistrictH M Alrd district supervisor andteacherMotto Nil desperandumClass colorsGreen and pink

Aileen Carter Aretta PattenRobert Cordner Irma J PattenEllen Heloise Day Jania A PrestwichLeo G Frills Wm M PrestwIchFred N Knight Amos P SkinnerEstella A Pyne Oscar Terry

John A Vance teacherElsie Marrott Blanche ChurchMary Marrott Sims McBrideMay Park Alphonzo TerryChristina Anderson Gertrude Decker

Charles H Davis teacherIda D Ashton Aggie S Daleyratio y Crane Jennie Penrod

rVirgie M PhillipsRay Wentz teacher

Vernon M Nuttall Arthur L NielsonFrank R Taylor Ray F DavisO Homer Zobell LeRoy N Davis

Ada AndersonGeorge H Dubois teacher

Mary Allen Charles H HandleyLewis Clegg Clarence J SunberffNora Clegg Dorlous Sorensen

Ethelene Folds VarleyCedar Fort District-

J H Tolman teacherMottoEduCation Is the key to

successClass colors Old rose and silver

Alice Elton Woodruff BerryLida Smith

Leal District-A B Anderson district supervisorJoseph Anderson teacherMotto Upward as the years roll onClass colorsBlue and brown

Alice Taylor Vervene EvansA M Woolston Vlrl ClarkChlole Bushman Vera C KnudsenDoretta Turner Viola A PetersonDelilah Whipple Vera GardnerEllen E Rolfa Wlnnifred KlrkhamErma Smith Zetella H TaylorFern A Cough Alvin W KlrkhamIris Loveridge Chester ThomasJennieve Clark Dolph HungerLillian J Phillips Everett TurnerLillian M Roberts Elwood ThomasMary Evans Earl AshtonMaesa L Anderson Earl J SmithMarvel Taylor Ira LewisMaud jSalsfor Jajr Thomaa

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Myrl Goodwin Joseph WilsonStena Hansen Jay Cox-

LawrenceSybil Wlnn BurginSarah Henson Lynn ClarkSylvia Bateman Lester Smith

Virgil PetersonTacker District

Irving L Pratt teacherClass mottoWisdom is the principal

thingClass colors Purple and gold

Eva May Wing Wesley W JonesAgnes C Cleary

Highland DistrictF L Rasmussen teacherMotto Rowing not DriftingClass colorsPurple and white

Alfred Cherrington Clarence GreenlandAlthea Orr Floyd Beck

Mapletoa DistrictR L Woodward principal and

teacherMotto Effort is the key to success-

we have itClass colors Crushed strawberry and

creamHannah Allen David S HoplaJames Allen Wm H WhitingMerrill W Bird Elizabeth M JollyJames R Bromley Harry K LeeHorace S Fullmer H H MendeshallK O Fullmer Edith L MalstromC J Hatfield Hazel SmithWm L Holley Jr Charles E Whiting

Clinton DistrictHenry Oberhansly teacher

Floyd L Gardner Mary SpencerEmma Oberhansly

350 Recipe CuresWeak MenaFreeSend Name and Address Today

You Can Have It Freeand Be Strong and

Vigorous-

I have In my possession a prescriptionfor nervous debility lack of vigor weak-ened

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manhood falling memory and lameback brought on by excesses unnaturaldrains or the follies ot youth that hascured so many worn and nervous menright In their own homes without anyadditional help or medicinethat I thinkevery man who wishes to regain hismanly power and virility quickly andquietly should have a copy So I havecetennlned to vend a copy of the pre ¬

scription free of charge in a plain ordi ¬nary sealed envelope to any man whcwill write me for it

This prescription comes from a phy-sician

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who has made a special study ofmen and I am convinced it Is the surestacting combination for the cure of de-ficient

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manhood and vigor failure everput together-

I think I owe It to my fellow man tosend them a copy In confidence so thatany man anywhere who is weak and dis¬

couraged with repeated failures maystoi drugging himself with harmful pat-ent medicines secure what I believe isthe Quickest acting restorative upbuild ¬

ing SPOTTOUCHING remedy ever de¬

vised and so cure himself at home quiet-ly

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and quickly Just drop me a line flitsthis Dr A E Robinson 3671 LuckBuilding Detroit Mich and I will sendyouplain

aordinarycopy of this

envelope freer offchargeA great many doctors would charge 300-t 500 for merely writing out a pre-scription

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or the other fellows you areraking this summer Itsmore pleasure to rake yourown and far more profitable-Two or three hundred dollarswill take away the dissatis-faction

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of paying rent andgive you the confidence andhomeloving spirit felt onlyby the home owner

6room modern brick cot-tage

¬on 6th East near 6th

South sewer walks etaVery large lot with alley inthe rear Price JJOOOOOTerms 50000 cash and bal-ance monthly

7room modern house builtof brick on 7th avenue fac ¬ing south Lot 21x10 rodsPrice 1400000 Terms50000 cash balance likerent

4room modern brickoutheast bath toilet clec

trio light hot and cold waterbasement stairs In for addi-tional

¬rooms large porch

stained shingles faces southwith a lot 39x100 ft cementwalk In front This is 2750The terms 30000 cash 2500per month Including interest

50foot lot southeast withtwo frontages Price only50000 Terms 2500 cash1000 per month-

On 8th East SU 41xl57ftlot with an east front for90000 Terms are for you to

dictate owner will acceptthem

The Home Investmentdo Savings Co

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tIlT If you belong to the class of people who think they would IlT In Highland Park>

homes are already being Emit dens willt

iI like to own some real estate but also think they cannot afford jJ benp long waiting for it to become a residence section The

it read this Iimprovements fast nearing completion will increase valuesvery rapidly which makes Highland Park lots a surely prof-itableIT In Highland Park there are lots selling at 125 to 270 each investment

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These lots are in ideal locations have splendid elevationslIT With such an opportunity afforded every man owes it tocommanding a view of the entire Salt Lake valley jJ himself to investigate Think of buying enough ground for

In front of each lot the streets are being graded to the city a homesite with the money that would ordinarily be spent foramusement or trifles Any who really triesyoung man cangrade j fivefoot cement sidewalks are to be laid andsave enough from his regular spending money to buy some

shade trees are to be plantedtwo thousand trees are grow-

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property in Highland Park And the one who does it notnow only develops a habit of saving but will soon be a property

rr There are a large number of these lots being sold now on pay-ments

¬owner a capitalist if yon please

jJ of 15 cents a day or even lessand the first payment-is IT Let ns take you to Highland Park and show you some lots weonly 4 or 5 per month according to the price of the lot

jJ are selling for 15 cents a day Make up your mind to buildITf With such an offer as this certainly every man should own for the futureto save enough from your spending moneyjJ apiece real estatea foundation for the future now to provide for a ho-

meLots fireh 125 to T> 270 iCIi1i

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yen can and get one of these booklets If we give it to you free Or will you tell us where to send it if we will deliver it to you free

Its a handsomely printed booklet containing information and pictures that are very interesting Just say that you want it and we

will see that you get it

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DEfENDS NIGHT RIDERSI

Representative Cantrlll of KentuckyUses Recent Convictions as Text

for a Speech

Washington May HThe recentconvictions of members of the Burleysociety In Kentucky formed the sub¬

ject of an animated speech in the Housetoday by Representative Cantrill pres-ident

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of the American Society of Equity-for Kentucky which has been in con-

flict¬

with the American Tobacco com-pany

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Mr Cantrill spoke in support of hisbill exempting from the operations ofthe Sherman law orgazinations of farm ¬

ers who combined to obtain reasonablewages or reasonable prices for theirproduct

Although almost Inconceivable hesaid it seems to be a fact that thiscase had its origin in the department-of justice here at Washington Thiscase was directed by the masterfulmind of the Hon Wade E Ellis thegreat Napoleon of Ohio Republican poli-tics If i mistake not the signs hewill meet his Waterloo in Novemberunder the forces behind Governor Her ¬

monQuoting from Ii message of formerPresident Roosevelt to Congress Inwhich farmers Were advised iorb¬

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ize for their interests Mr Cantrill ideclared r

We have done exactly what Presi-dent

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Roosevelt told us tcr do Does rPresident Taft Intend to prosecute usfor carrying out the recommendations i

of his predecessor Is this to be an¬ Iother case of this administration turn ¬ing its back on the policies of theformer administration

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GOVERNOR A GUESTCleveland 0 May HThe Brother ¬

hood of Locomotive Engineers dedicatedthe orders administration building to ¬

day More than 1000 engineers whowere in attendance at the annual con ¬vention at Detroit attended the open ¬ing Among the guests was GovernorHarmon