THE HERALDREPUBLICAN SALT LAKE CITY UTAH WEDNESDAY JUNE 8 1910 11

BOARD RAISES THEI

TEACHERS SALARIES

Advances Average Sixty Dol ¬

lars a Year for Instructors-Who Are Reappointed-

NEW NAMES ON THE ROLL

CONTRACT LET FOR BUILDINGOP WATERLOO SCHOOL

salaries for all of tho taaehors in th4< nI1 public sehoote for next year were

r td by the board of education at a-

prial me ting lat night and newt chera were appointed to fill vaoanis and to provide for the growth of

the system The board also appolntf td fixed the aalariM of the HRflux teachers and supervisors of thechool besides awarding the contractir the erection of the Waterloo

hoot buildingThe revised salary list shows ad-

vances¬

averaging see a year for theteacher rcappolRtwl These Increama-

inA result in a total Increase In theNary list of approximately 90000-hll < the increased number of teach-

Inj the preeent school system wil-lrIIMi the aatery exp ne about lIonrnre and the new territory added torhot city Win eoet 11101 to siieleiTp In mtartec SUric for the

nook of the city during the schoolir Jut closing were about S4elele-

nd for mt1911 the salaries willmunt to about 411010 according

i the cvUmatee of the boardThe only work In filling the staff for

schools that remvliM to be doneth < appointment and fixing salaries

i theI principal of the Hlh school andf principal of the various grad-ehls of the city George A Baton-

ii I he reappointed at a substantial InUfO In salary and at the next meet

l11 S it Is probable that all of the gradehvnl principal will be reappointed

f higher salariesThe repor of the committee on

niidlnKR and grounds regarding thew Waterloo school building wee to-

1hI effect that the building should bef fireproof construction with concret-

eI and tar and gravelJ roof and on-t t i z bsdsI the general contract was

t warded to J F and H K Schrave-nf 8311 The plumbing contractWilli awarded to Hlgson A Rosslter for59ee The commute asked for moret I m to consider bids for the heatingI Lint

The report of the committee favorTsr the adoption of the plans of Can

I FtoUerr for the manual trainrc hullding to be erected on the HighP nlI grounds was Glee adopted by

iII toardN action was taken regarding the

v ertlon of a rite for the new Highif>ol and when the subject was

rr tloned In the meeting thero wasnuggeatloH of hastening the mat

t r and no dnte sat for Its ooraklera-fi ii

Teachers were reappointed for theWith school and saktrioa axed as fol ¬lows

Vice PrincipalsL M GUlUaR Jlm Ira D Tra

I SlI-C Heads of Departments

C C Spooner ltM Kite MIikes JlSM A O OarretC 314S-

lIl M Rowe J1400 A O ClarkISO W A McKay J-

Teachers 1tW I Brown Sli01 A O Goodale

a w Manl T Moffett J1200 Jr Harwood JlSM W C Webb 51France QwUtroMgh 1M Vlr

K na Bush JlHf May CritchlowSI 140 MsthtVIe Domende H14-0rnnlI Thotae 114 ElisabethIt nf J114 Kmlly C Curtiiw 1

41 Matte B Prosaer J1100 CharlesT + J 11 00 Nancy Leatherwood

1 oI Rose M Cassidy 1100 Jes

sit M Frc < land 1080 Margaret MeVlchlc 51080 Elizabeth Messmore1080 Elsie Ward 1080 HarrietTravis 510CO Erne Hague 1060Garnet Attridco 1060 Belle EBlckford 1060 Ethel E RUe 51OCO Mary Mayne 51060 ClarissaEllerbcck51060 William Crafts 51060 Minnie C Cassidy 51050 SusieR SVlUon 51050 Blanche Colno 51OSO Hazel Stevens 1020 R S McNiece 51020 James D Todd 51020Hulda Youngberg 1020 GeorgeTownsond 51020 James Conville 51020 May Taylor 51020 H E Smith51020 Guy Montgomery 5390 RuthStpror 5960 Helen Boxrud 5900Florence Jennings 5900 Mary Teasdel U6 Marie Bcrkhool 5650 RuthFornstrom 5660

High SchoolBclna Coatos

Domestic ScienceHelen Bartlett Marjorie H Sim ¬

monsDomestic Art High School

Lavina Parke-Sccrctiirics Principals Office

Ruby Smith 5660 Leone Smith5560-

Uhe following new teachers wereappointed at the regular salary of 5480L year tlxed for beginners

Ruth Wilcox Leafy D Douglass-Ada Ferguson Ada Holmes EthelHorkin Cora Moreton Marto ScobeeMartha Smith Evelyn Thomas EthelValentine lieseio Wilcox Lulu CramMay Brown Allven Erickson MarionVose Minnie B Graves Hattie WaplesDella Carruthers Ada Blank Lois Da-ve

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Katharine Driscoll Eva WilliamsHelen Denny Vera Fuogar MildredKrebs Flora McCanne Glen ThomasHarriet M Gushing Florencp AltMary Storer Mary J Paull LydiaPalmer Aloha E Illnklo and CarrieAtkins

Supervisors ItcnppointcdThe supervisors reappointed with

salaries fixed wore as followsGeneral John S Welch grammar

grades 52t9 Rosalia Pollock prima-ry

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grades 2100 William A Wotzollmusic 5000-

SpecialD W Parrott manualtraining 52000 J Leo Fairbanks art5SOO Anna U Corbett sewing 51260Sara E Karrick assistant in art de-partment

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51200 With the increaseIn salaries granted the supervisors itwas ordered that they be in Salt Lakeand subject to call of the school boardfor one week previous to tho openingof school and one week following theclose of school-

W J Newman offered an amend ¬

ment to the report on the salary list ofteachers for the public schools that thesalarlos of the manual training teach-ers

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be increased to 1000 a year buttitle motion was lost after It had beenexplained that the present contractswith these teachers provided withsatisfactory service that they receivean Increase of 5100 each year with51190 as a maximum In the consid-eration

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of the salaries for the Highschool teachers a motion was madethat the salaries of the assistant prin ¬

cipals be raised to the maximum sala ¬

ry for grammar school principals to befixed later This motion however wasvoted down after a long discussion Theresult was that the salary list as pre ¬

pared by the city superintendent wontthrough without change

Average Ailvnncc 60The salaries of the following teach ¬

ers are fixed at an average advance of560 a year each

Increased to 40cella WardropRuby Nelson Lilly Gothberg CatherineMarron Farrell Anderson EllaMatthews Bertha Tyree Gay ThomasUnda Hamren Nora Vanloss CecilShores Ethel Firman Lois Andersonaoml Deal Merle Lynch Violet BathGrace Tempest Margaret McConaugliyCatherine McCarrlck Erma FentonLouise Judges Rldotta Parmenter EffleL Cooper Deda Nordvall Ivy ForrosterGwen Parry Cora Banaett MabelThorup Vera Davis Estelle Daft EdnaAnderson Josephine Breeze LeilaShearer

Increased to SSDCarrle ChristensenMary Rose Beeele Worthen Ethel Har-vey

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Iry Ensign-Inereaaed to 600 Claire Noall

Prlseille Solomon Mabel Ryel RubySeran ton

Increased to 563S Ida McDonald-H len Islsub Lucy Quinn LolaSchluter Mary Fredorlokson MaryWatkins Edna Wilkinson Luelle Gtlrer Florence Smlthen Pauline WhiteLena Myers Tillie Penney Myrtle

Brain Polly Reynolds Caroline KochMatilda Frazee May Galbraith LilyReiser Margaret Johnson Zillah DarkeRuth Armstrong Margaret Harrisonblslo Do Oroot Connno ChristensenHelene ilnlbier Ivy Evans HenricuWallace Stella Brown Emma GofleMarian McKwun Ethel Symons RubyChristensen Bcsoio Jones Ethel Hay-ward Maude Smith Esther Hart MaryDutton

Increased to 650Alice HulbertAnnie Holmes Violet Guthrle

Increased to 660 Harriet FezttoldHelen Davis Edith Gaby

Increased to 700D G SpencerFlora Hosford Wllberta Whitney OraDunford Mamie Abbott Ada GrimsdellJosephine Mooney Carrie RomenceJohanna Schick Erma Guiding EthelMartin Clara White Ada Cram

Increased to 700 Gertrude PearsonHelen Letchfleld Gertrude ClaytonRose McDonougb Luella WarcingClella McCready Daphne Bateman EvaPitcher

Increased to 700 Blanche KidderElva Gundry Myra Reid Mabclle Casady Elsie FrederIckson BlrJlo BloomQuIst Gertrude Flagel Nellie RogawskyMaude Morgan Rhoda Baxter NorahZmk Mana Salmon Lois Davis MaryBreech Llbbie Cushing Lola GuthrieReborah Rlsley

Increased to 5700 Maudo EaserLucy Duray Irene Sudhelmer Mar-guerite

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Taylor Jeanette Swan EthelSimons Laura Young Bessie BancroftLillian Connolly Harriet Tremayne

Increased to 720ivy Brown MaudoMcCarger Mary Roberts Maymo Beam-ish

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Luella Irvine Rachel RosenblattAlvlra Cox Carrie Hamilton Lucy Rus-sell

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Birdie Savage Nellie WelchIncreased to 76oGrace Lyons

Myrtle Brown Bessie McKenzie LisleBradford rono Judges Alice McDonald-Ella OBrien

Increased to 700 Christina OlsenTheresa Stalker Alyda Ormond

Increased to 740Nora Reese DellaHayes Laura Malin V Mae CarterFannie Walters Grace Bermanf EdithRoche Anna McIntyre Maudo Chesley

Increased to 7GO Amelia Schwalbach Agnes Lawson Margaret Hartwell Rose Cook Sarah Young MaudeChutrg Julia Welch Grace Smith Graceincreased to 780Ruby Gamcttc

Corinne Foster Annie ChristensenEmma Cohn Lily Booth Van DuynDotr Natallo Thomas Violet IversonHazel George Myrtle Reese Edna Kdwards Imogonc AnRcll Minnie UurayAnn Parsons Rhea Simons GenevaLove May P Duke Mary HelmBlanche Young Anna Fouche FloraSchwalbach Nan Short Carrie Hamil ¬

ton Maggie LaytonIncreased to 800 Jeanotte Mitchell

Annlo Nordvall Emma McLaury EmmaSudhelmer Ethel McDonald AdelaideNelson Rose Thomas Clara KonorJean McNelll Laura Malin

Increased to 800 Graco WorrellNora Phillips Nello Rosser

Increased to 810Laura Tyler Vio ¬

let Bardsloy Mary Chrlstenson MaryHIIncreased to 1840Edith Smith MaryParker Margaret Moore Marie MoloyMary Sherwood Jennie Davis AnnaJensen Marie Jensen Jesslo TlbbsAnna Myers Sue Corbett Ruth PalmerViolet Whltworth Emma HollandIrene Emery Fannie Buckbee GraceSnyder Margaret Vote Emma EvansIda Sconberg Louisa King CordelGreen Mary Moffott Leola SchrackOusole Baker Adelaide Joynt

Increased to 860 Alice HlllamLouise Benz Ida Roberts Marie HuntAlice Christensen Josephine SorensonGrace McGonagle Ella Jeremy EllaKelsey Minnie Ray Zeta Morris EdithKendall Florence Harrison GraceFisher Margaret Livingston Kate Al ¬

ley Rae Woodcock Lydia bmlthenAdeline Thackeray Martha Smith Lil-lian

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Brooke Kathyrn WallIncreased to 860Pearl Durnell An-

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Adams Mabel Dalley MargaretHoward Jessica Barnard Annie Ander-son

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Sallle McLeod CelIa McFall ElUaSwenson Julia Llttley Rubotta Moorhead Eugenia Morf Althea Moreton

Increased to 880Cora Clark JaneCutler Mattie Wilt Susan Hawes LeahArnold Marlra Clay Mary WolcottWinnie Wobb Caroline Lamson GraceStanchfleld

Increased to =SSSInn Nichols Ma ¬

thilda Bliss Marjorie Whltoley CarrieSapplngton Ella Crowder Kathryn Jellch Mina Kendall

Increased to 905 Emma Daft IdaDysart

Increased to SI1o Mattle Porter Sa¬

rah Lake Emma Brown Maud CroffEmma Swan Barbara Horror JamesM Anderson Annette C Banker SadieItosser Annie Erickson Tsollto HannMay Alexander Abbie Bishop LizzieStocking Anna Anderson Ruby KnowltonIncreased to 336 Mary RobinsonLou Dunn Eva Lloyd Rose StorerEdith Keats Mathilda Stephens EmmaBledsoe Martha Alexander Rachel Ed-

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Ella Murphy Caroline SmithBlanche Lawson Dorothy BowmanMay Thomas Georgia Wheeler CoraEaton Ada rratt Cora Patterson Lau-ra Foster Edward Gessweln Florence

Parry Louise Shlell Louise HarrisonMattio McKay Maude Paul Anna Brunton Maude Clark Theresa Godbe

Increased to 960 Olive FerrisEmma Mitchell WInona NeedhamAlma Whltaker J Fred AndersonFannie Galbraith Nellie Frobcn J TWorlton M lone Carron MargaretOutcalt Jessie Duncan Jennie CrabboRetta Casady Sarah Glllett ElizabethFitzgerald Jessie Hutchinson Emmaivie EmU Josl A O Saderberg J OSoderberg E B Mitchell

Teachers reappointed for the yearat the same salary Bertha MartinGrace Parr Sallle White Lulu RudyEmma Quayle Caroline Harrison EllaChase Mary Wanless and Sarah lytle

Can t QuitCoffee 9f

V t jis humiliating Its hard enough to be a slave but infinitely worse toacknowledge tLo deeporafa condition where individual will is gone However there isnothing eaaior if you go about it in the right way And nothing that will pay biggerdividends in lionlth comfort and moneymaking capacity

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I Prhaps coffee keeps you awake nights dulls your brain when yoiuneed the sharpt t edge on your wits possibl-

eIts

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tho steady clear original thinker whose judgment is wide awake during busi-ness

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hours that makes the wellpaid doer of valuable work the chap who forges ahead-on his own initiative the successful moneymaker

If coffas gets in its deadly work for only one hour of your business day thatplay be just the time when opportunity is calling the loudest But if your judg-ment

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isoloudy from caffeinepoisoning ffeedrinkingyou may not see the oppor-tunity

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or not be able to swing things your way

To be in the host trim all the time drop coffee entirely and use wellmade PostumlBy wellmade meant as the directions say boil your Postum at least 15 minutesafter boding bogins Have it dark and rich it wont hurt you not even a babyand get the fine snappy flavor and full food value t

Let Postum in a word help you quit coffee and start you on the road to every¬

day comfort rousing good health and quite possibly a fortune

Theres a Reason f-

orPOSTUMPCS urn Cereal Company Limited Battlo Creek Michigan

HunyadiV-JanosWaterNAT-

URAL LAXATIVEF-OR

CONSTIPATIONS-

peedySure

CentleRecommended by

Physicians

Refuse rSubstitutes

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Sure nn Itn-MurphysDujr Kom-

eBuster

BrownrrChocolates

eAnd Had outEon Rood the-TA

30c and OOc bo-

At drug stores and candy shops

Today Saltalr Society day Con ¬

tinuous dancing band and orchestra

Dont Persecuteyour Bowels

Cot oat albania and P 1tifa They Es laud>hunk anaccaury Try r

CARTERS LITTLELIVER PILLS-

Partir ndatJ Ad-entl the Imr CARTERSdimiut IWe-

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fa5lale ITTLEat-

rfthebowd IVERCan ca PILLS1C MtiM-BiJo

Sick HeM asi laCcCTtioa u nHSooi sewSmall Pill Small Doe Small Price

Genuine must bear SIgnatur

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DepositI-

s gladly accepted by us

We would ask nothing bet¬

ter than to have associated

with us all the active young

men who will be the citysleaders of thought and

action ten or twenty years

hence Dont be discour ¬

aged because your account

will be small at first Allt

of the great fortunes of theworld grew from small

earnings

Open an account todayI

i lie National Coppor Bunki

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Go West Young ManFor Your Own Good

Go over to the new store for men and see for yourself seo

on your own shoulders these

Clothes of the Better Sortcl-

othes that are in every respect made for you made to fit your

particular build made to suit your particular style Made up

in such a manner that they retain that style and fit forever

These clothes never lose their shape never lose their color Sold-

to you with the most liberal guarantee for satisfaction-

The prices arc most reasonable Suits 1500 to 1000

ALFORD BROS CO16 West Second South Street

WANT TOKNOWw-

hat your friends are

doin-

gTELEPHONE

and find outdo yourshopping attend toanyone of the thousanddetails that may be ac-

complished¬

if you usethe BELL-

REASONABLE RATES

Call the Manager

BELL

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People who use 1

KIND GARTENBOOKS-

Will be especially Interested I

In the many good books wehave In this line We havehundreds of good books andhelps for teachers moat com-

plete¬

line in the stateLots of bright interesting

things for little folks of allages

DESERET S S UNIONBOOK TORE

44 Enat South TempleHalf block east of the monu ¬

ment

fteiiabe KJe1DentistsP-

ricessew

ReasonableBest Work

DR ZIMMERMAN534 MAIN ST

Set of Teeth best red rub ¬

ber J70UGold crowns 22K S50UBridge Work best JSOOGold Fillings 100 upSilver Fillings 75o

All work guaranteed 12 years1AlnlesR extraction free with plates

Seasnabe-and

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FurnishingsGents

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Smart Shop55 SOUTH MAIN

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Both Phones 35b-

9THEATSBMATINEE TODAY

Willard MackMaude Leonennd Company In

CAMEO KiRBY25c50c

Coolest spot In town SO FansNext week GODS COUNTRY

Ithe hubert TheatreHigholasB Vaudeville and Motion

Pictures

LUNA ISIS ELITE-

THEATRESStrictly moving pictures and songs

Matinee dally 2 p m evenings7 p m-

ComlngTbe Jolly Widow atthe Daniel

CASINOaude-vJJJe

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and MotionPictures

Reek beginning Monday June 0-

SIAIUiUIS Jk LYNN MuKlcal Enterminers

IIOWAItD t DOLORES Novelty Entcrtnlncm-

TlIltBC SEW FEATUREPICTURES

Spend an hour in this clean coolcozy theatre

Every afternoon and eveningAll seats 10 cents t

ToBe-Admired

You must be well attired

Theres no reason on earthwhy you should not dresswell

Your personal appearance-can be improved-

We will bo glad to showyou how

We AllKtinrnn r Wade otsec to elothAngplease for nil Wnllsor no pay of purp e

Leads em all

The quality is al¬

ways the samemade from clean

hard kernels ofUtah Ei best wheat

milled in a san¬

itary mill by skill¬

ed workmen

All GrocersHave It-

tHICHESTER SPILLSv ND IJRAND

i Ladle r AskyerDro letfurf Cklr lM t r> JMmonJ Brand

I11I U Red end Bold CKUUIcNbows soled with KM Rlttxm

ITakeKrecrlt AikrorrillCIfKfCXTBBl

1 DIAMoND RAND 1iwforslT jtn known bat StfetAI jKcUabUSOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE

GRADUATES NAMES

ARE MADE PUBLIC

Board of Education WillAward Diplomas to High

School Seniors-

On recommendation of D H Christensen superintendent of schools thefollowing High school students will beawarded diplomas by tho board of ed-ucation

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for satisfactory completion oftho fouryear course

Classical CourseVermont Hatch Dalre Van Cott

Maurine Bourgard Claire CannonRuth Duvall Dorothy Gunnell HelenHanna Florence Hapgood HeleneHutchinson Lena Krebs Sadie Law-rence

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Margaret Merrill Doris SkewcsHelen Van Pelt Laura Weber Made-line

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Welts Helen Welckor MarianWhite

Scientific CourseWilliam E Bancroft Vaughn Cut ¬

ler Charles Davidson Vivian DorlusBen Brown Ellerbcck Robert D Ferron Robert Flagcl Harold J Green¬

wood Thomas Harper Frank Hul¬

bert William Jennings Henry LoveWalter McCann Earl D Pugsley Heber llomnoy Alfred Seal Henry DStevens Laura Elizabeth LovondaleHazel E Smith

English CourseEleanor Margetts Harriet Part ¬

ridge Claire Pondleton Doris NellieRaymond

Normal Preparatory CourseEmma Anderson Dahlia Brown

Elizabeth Constance Coath Rose Har-rison

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Rose A Pardoe Beulah WorldMechanic Arts Course

Irwin S NoallElective Course

Gustave Backman John Baor Tay¬

lor J Chamberlain Robert EdwardsHarry Hanson Gordon Kirby GleedMiller Loland Shafer LoRoy EWartbman Alonzo W Watson MaryBird Conley Laborta Dysart SybilGeary Dorothy Gilmer Clara EvelynHansen Denise Karrick Minnie Mil ¬

ler Lola Mitchell Virginia May Peter-son EfTay Van Cott Josephine Wal ¬

lace Gladys Lucile WicklnsTho following students completed

their work at midyear and receiveddiplomas thenEnglish Course

Franc Devereaux Marie Fltzgor ¬

ald Edith GardNormal Preparatory Course

Reta Foliand lthol HusbandsCommercial Course

Vora Cheshire Lavclle Pyper ElsieIrene Chytraus Nellie Viola OstbyTryphona Cody Beatrice RordameRenel Heath Minerva Shaw WilliamHeckman Llllie Thompson LynneHill Alfreda Youngberg JomlnaLloyd

The board has still under considera¬tlon the names of ten pupils who arocandidates for graduation Final actionmay be taken on these names today ortomorrow Mathonlhah Thomas andHenry V Van Pelt were named by theboard yesterday as a committee topass on the report of tho city superin ¬

tendent regarding the ten pupils whoare now on the anxious seat awalt ¬ing the results of their final tests

Commercial DepartmentCertificates of graduation were alsoawarded to tho following studentswho have completed the prescribed

work In the commercial departmentVera Amelia Adams Agnes AndersonEdith Amelia Cardwell Ivy May Castleton Carrie Chance Carrie Christen-sen Viola Pearl Drushal FlorenceGrace Olllmor Alice Hook Helen ItLclff Nellie McKnight Alyce Mowrey

Annie Chlln Ruby Ormsby FrancesPitt Kate M Pitt Bertha RappaportVincta Smith Norma Smith LuelleStringfellow Verlme Wetencamp RubsWhite Lilly Wldner Agnes William-son

¬Ralph Bloak Edwin Burton Roy

Kirk Cabel Parry Georpe PetersonRobert Rice Frederick SchIndler andFrancis Foster Wetzel

BlEDSER TURNED

OVERBYCOLONELN-

egro Who Attacked WhiteWoman Will Be Tried by

Civil Authorities-

Seattle Wash Juno 7PrlvatcNathaniel Bledser of company DTwentyfifth United States infantry-was turned over tp the Seattlo policetoday by the commander of FortLawton Lieutenant Colonel S WMiller after having boon Identified asthe man who forced his way into thehome of Mrs J W Redding and Illtreated her Saturday night BledsorIs now locked up in the city Jail await ¬

ing trialThe seven negro soldiers who were

absent from the post Saturday nightwore marched under heavy guard to¬

day to the home of Mrs Redding Sho-at once picked out Bledser from theseven as her assailant as did also herdaughter Ethel 11 years old Pri-vates

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Ford and Thomas who wereamong the men absent from the postSaturday night are still in the guard-house

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and it is officially stated thattheir offense is purely military It isbelieved they gave false testimony re-garding

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Blcdsers whereabouts on Sat ¬

urday nightTho city council has adopted a reso ¬

lution requesting the congressionaldelegation from this state to seek toobtain the removal of the negro troopstrom Fort Lawton-

To a delegation of citizens of FortLawton who urged him to assist In>btalning the removal of negro troopsfrom the army post Mayor Hiram CGill said today

The negro troops should be ronoved With a hundred policementhe city could not guard the FortLawton district against depredationsThere Is between ten and twelve miles

i f territory heavily wooded and withscarcely any streets or lights at pres ¬

I ent and it Is out of the question forthe city to attempt to police such a

1 district against prowlers

ALUMNI ELECTS MRS WHITE

Former Students of Collegiate Insti-tute

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Fete the GraduatesThe Alumni association of the Col-

legiate Institute welcomed the gradu ¬

ates of this year Into tho associationlast night with a banquet served atthe Wilson hotel C L Johns woetoastmaster The address of welcome-was delivered by Mrs N White andwas responded to by Frank VibransMiss L Faden responded to the toast

Wild Animals I Have KnownCharles Short Albert Martin Dr Wil-liam

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Paden and Emil Nyman spokeon Reminiscences Remarks withreference to the future were made byDr R G MeNlocc A business meet ¬

ing was held after tho banquet Mrs-N White vice president presiding-The following officers were electedMrs White president Orpha Kisersecretary M M Saxton treasureru

CHARIVARI PARTY TAKESBRIDEGROOM IN AUTO

Police Police I Please find mybridegroom Some horrid awful things-In an automobile who stole all our Icocream just a little while ago haveJust taken my bridegroom and I thinkits terrible

This message came over the tele-phone

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to police headquarters shortlybefore 12 oclock last night from thevicinity of 1221 East Sevonth Southstreet whero u wedding took placeThe police gave it little attention andsimply informed the bride that thehusband would probably come homeearly In tho morning

WILL DISCUSS COAL RATESWays and means for reducing the

coal rates will be discussed at themass meeting called by the traffic bu-reau

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of the Commercial club thisevening The meeting will be in therooms of the Commercial club