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King (WILLIAM HENRY United States)

WILLIAM HENRY, United States Senator from Utah; born in Fillmore City, Utah, in 1864. He was educated at the Brigham Young Academy and at the University of Utah. After studying law at the University of Michigan he began the practice in Utah. For three years he was a member of the territorial legislature and served as county attorney and city attorney. He was appointed assistant judge of the Supreme Court of Utah in 1904 and served in Congress from 1897 to 1899. He was again elected to Congress in 1900, serving until 1901. He was defeated for the United States Senate in 1905, and in 1917 defeated George Sutherland for the term 1917 to 1923. He took a prominent part in the Senate debates on the Treaty of Peace with Germany, in 1919 and 1920.

American states ro, Me., March 24, Harvard Collage in bar in 1778; elected 14; elected to the te, serving 1789- States minister t 1803; elected third 13, and won renown ech on the burning British. In 1819te, then minister to the Federalist canpresidency in 1804 amilton, wrote the He died in Jamal- Z., April 29, 1827.

STARR, an Amerin New York City, ng the Civil War he r the Union cause tor in raising large the United States sion. Author f r Legends, Land- His writings were title of "Patriotism He died March 4, AM BENJAMIN) and novelist, born nada, in 1859. Ele schools of that city Windsor, Canada. orship in 1900 and vels including "Let der" (1901); "The (907); "Wild Olive" d Straight" (1912); (1917); "The City ); and "The Abol- 19).

IHENRY, United Utah; born in Fill- 1864. He was edu- Im Young Academy ty of Utah. After University of Michiactice in Utah. For member of the ter- Ind served as county torney. He was apdge of the Supreme 1904 and served in to 1899. He was gress in 1000, вeгy was defeated for the te in 1905, and in e Sutherland for the He took a promenate debates on the th Germany, in 1919 KINGBIRD