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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-23
Utah Commercial and Savings Bank
IRRIGATION CONVENTION.
SALT LAKE. FEB. 18TH.

Half rates from all points in Utah
via Oregon Short Line Tickets sold
at nearby points Feb. 18th, and from
farther points Feb. 25th, limit return
ing on all tickets March Ist
DR.. f. NJ. Keysor's method of filing
teeth is painless. 49, Main street. Auer-
bach building. Telephone 1120 K.
New goods arriving daily.
THE HARRIS FURNITURE. &. CAP
PET HOUSE. 234-2S6 State ST.
Royal Zwieback, pure, clean, healthy;
good for everybody; 10c Per dozen. For
sale by The Royal. 252 South Main.
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GOOD UPRIGHT piano at bargain.
9SS South Fourth East.
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CHEAP. fresh milk COW, part Jersey.
with heifer calf. 421 East Fourth South.
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Eagles.

SALT LAKE AERIE No. ST. F. o. E,
meets Sunday eve. n 7-30 in A O.
L. W hail. 1e3 Main ST. Visiting Eagles
are invited. ". II. Iuddiagton, worthy
president; A. Bernstein, worthy secretary
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TWO herds of fine sheep. with camp
outfits. For particulars inquire at the
State Bank of Utah
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ASSAYERS.

TNf0N IssGT 06fFFTHo~o2~eo.2,
est Temple street NJ S Harare-
maEager- Analytical work a S0e~faIr--'
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ARCHITECTS.
Cash REGISTERS

@~>~~@E-S~---~~~-~-~-~-~~
NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS. Osc5r
Groshell, sole agent Utah. 81 Main Ey-
pert cash register repairing.
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REGISTERED Shire stations. Apply
BOND 5 restaurant, III Main street
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R. II OFFICER & CO.. aszaverz ,sq
South West Temple street. salt Lake 'Citv
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THE BEST feed business in the city.
including large brick warehouse on o. :.
l. track. or will sell warehouse aside
from business. Address d IS, Herald.
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RANCH. -941.91 acres, in West ic
Juab county. Utah; water right guaraa-
teed- Address J. w. Lowe, Box *, Ell
reka. Utah.
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DOLl1ArNc AMI hDESE SIN So
We NEVER employ agents or paw com
missions Our business is strictly CO.
operative, and as we understand CO.
operation I'll interested should share
alike Why should some other person r.
ceive a commission on your investneut7
Concerns that resort 10 this method OF
securing business are generally short
lived. grab all there is in sight and 20
out OF business. PROBABLY 10 ooe1 IN
later under different name Ne have.
ample evidence 10 substantiate this state
ment- No misrepresentation in any re-
spect- DO everything We claim. everybody
interested shares alike: our booklet. Dol
lars and Horse Sense will tell YOU how
we do it. and the extensive reference lis
accompanying IL viii verify our claim
that your money earns an average weekly
profit Of per cent. and the investment
Is always subject to your control Twen-
" years OF experience and two years uu-
der the present cooperative plan, with a
record second to none. Is the evidence we
have 10 offer. Legitimate financial
Sgencles report on US. and 10 this We win
add the Endorsement Of Two national
banks and an extensive list OF customers
W W OHaTa. 1120 and 1121 Union Trust
Bldg. Cincinnati q.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-23

BAILEY < SONS, So East Second South
street. have Just received a large consign-
ment Of choice grass seed for spring
trade. Customers should secure prices
early. Alfalfa seed wanted.
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YOUNG NAN Of good ADDRESS desires
position with a doctor or dentist. TO care
tor office; very small salary; object
chance to read. Address 3 6, Herald
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GROCERY and meat market; splendid
business already established; very cheap.
See Stephen, 235 So. Main.
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COLLECTIONS
CLEANING AND DYEING-

100000
UIAH Steam Dyeing and Cleaning Co. .
o. f 3rG So High-class work. moder-
ate prices Telephone No. g7f-Z
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W. H. TREMAYNE. Assayor over 40
Nam street Salt Lake City, Utah Mail
samples receive prompt attention.
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HEATERS. COOK STOVES and ste J
ranges; must be sold at a sacrifice at
once. O. X. Furniture Co, Il E. &c So.
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ENGRAVED wedding, visiting cards
stationery, calendars. advertising novel
ties. G. S. Bell. ia Main
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FOR SAt

~ RNITG RE 6-room house; cheap rent
close IN. Address 3 Z. Herald
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A. o. u. ".

EAGLE GATE LODGE No 10 meets
eH cry Wednesday evening at = O. Z. W.
hall, l6l Main street.
G. =. FRIEDEL, NJ. ".
SALT LAKE VALLEY LODGE No. y
meets every Thursday evening at the 4,
q. e. ". hail. 16l Main street
THOMAS ALLEN, n ".
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I. o. o. 2.

ENTERPRISE LODGE No. Is. 7. O. o.
F.. meets every Wednesday evening at
/. O. O. F. temple, Market street. Visit
ing brothers welcome.
FRED MADISON, y. G.
WAI. VARIOUS, Secretary.
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AS HOUSEkEEPER in widOwers fam
ily; fond of children. Address B g,
Herald.
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WaRMING I'D VENTlLATLNo..

P J. NORAN--Steam and Hot " -,
Heating and Ventilating Appara--S-
10 West Second South
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TICHEI RRGKERS-
WALLPAPER.

WHY TAKE CHANCES with y
sible parties when you can get E..
best papering. tinting. fTezrolrg. %
etc done just q 6 reasonable nav.
service and no annoyance or II0.--
Geo. ". Ebert & Cos. 3-5 state E-.-
12SS 4
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WATCHES and jewelry. Clea1-I-
nainsD-frg- 500. c E. ". Bowers. -
e I'd South
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F. BOES- Manufacturing Je'7-7
Removed 10 20 Main
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

-r6e6TzSef7 , - : : az - =
nsirf1g al reasonable prices. JeWs-rE
pairing and diamond setting. 4 --.-
OF watches ard jewelry al
prices. Sal Sickle. the jeweler- % p -. g.. g.
St Nail orders given prompt a-t---
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PROFEssIONAL CARD.

Geo. B. Greenwood Lawyer. --,-. ----
Block. Phone 1917 y
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NATIONAL CASH REGISTER on easy
payments. p. o. Box 81, city.
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=, DOLLARS { Liars AND HORSE SENSE.

BOOMING HOUSES. from to - rooms.
all central See Stephen. 235 So. Main.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-23

EDWARD MGURRIN, Attorney a.
5-5 Atlas Block.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-23

DUCKS, DUCKS, DUCKS.
Cheapest house in town for all kinds of
game UTAH POULTRY co.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-22
Personal Mention


 ;. E. Snyder left fer the south last nicht.
 1ls. Walter Rnl left on last nights tloiu for 9ucson.
 r. ". Charbcilein left for Prescott or this mornings train.
 John ianIca was q passenger for Tucson cl last nights train. Thomas Trewin was a passenger fer Globe or lart nights M. $; ?. train
 G.r. and Mrs. C. D. Clarke oe Peori.t .7=istered at the Hotel Adams yeztar- day.
 Hr J. J. Norton returned yesterday 1.Gra...e rom an official trip to Aii- zol3
 Tc.;rc Card-layia and Tomas Orteza cf Caacho registered at the Commercial hetei yesterday. <. j. Chandler h2s returned from his Vi-.t .n Ioe Angeles. He Was 9 guosl If tho Hotel Adams yesterday. ' Y. fIeuna~ was q passenge~ on this a9njag'a north bound train, his dos- iurtiol being Washington. D. C.
 Alr. ana Mrs Harris and Mrs. Joseph Woods e -tclor5ol .were in the city yesterday. guests of the Commercial hotel.
 Janes Aarcni fcr Fo.t Worth and S Young fer santa F'e. were passen- -7,s on tha north bound train this uornioE.
 ~ C. Storey ana ". Lyman of Pres ca& a.l ". r. HaUmcar6ner and 2. ! I. Foit ot oiz!ah7u.a~ registered al the c"! hotel yesterday.
 Superintendent Joan Brockman of line Pe.ir,a mine arrived in the city yesterday morning and is the guest of 5.. '. 2l. EarriaEer. f,. C. Miller and ]. A. T<noolock, two f..l known busi-ess men of Jerome ~1.e i" thn ciry yesterday, the Guesss - th2 Commercial hotei. < vzrHcr Murphy left this mornil 2 ic.' tHe rorth. He will visit Prescott. Castle Creek hot springs and mines in tha vicinity. He will be absent from the city about q week. United Stotas Attorney Frederick $ Nave. Aseis a1t !. Fl Campbell. and C. 1:cRey1c'Gz. clerk to MT. Nave Fl .ta.a Tues were in the city yester- day co route to Prescott to atteaa court
 J. (. ATeEee cf Grand Rapids, one of the owners cf the Vulture mine, Geo. 1 -. S2ndars who is in charge ct tn property. end Geo. T. Sanders, super 1 '.lolde.t Q. the Angel a5"oup oi mina=; a2G Mrs. Sanders, are in the city, 1 guests ot the Hc1el Adams. i Among those registered at the Com aetCial yesterday Were: Arthur V. GijGinGs cf Ventura, Cal; John Har- ic1. Crown Point. Ariz.; B. r. TerraS. i Los Angel5z; T. II. Higby. C.icago. '. r. Blossom and \. r. Brown. San 1 Francisco: j. F. Barkley. Prescott; and 1 4. Y. Shahan, Les Angeles.
 2-r. r. '. I-san VII leave tonight ;oG Chicago. 1lr Ryan was at enc tin2e 1 connected with the Chicago govern 2-aat. Ter the last two years he ha= been spending a part of the year with bis family in Phoenix. He has Gl1 aga:e here and 2 much finer ole in
Arizona republican., 1902-03-22

Cfico go. The Chicago ho,ne is never cIased however long the family may he away.
 among these registered at the Hotel Adams yesterday were: F. F. Stock and T: Gerry. San Francisco: Edwin E:.:;nsay, St. Louis: G. D. Cash, Ia Car2nea; Il. L. Wellington, Covina, Cal: Oscar Paul. Vim. ?. Tanner and Henry Shaw of New York: L. L. G.ombecher, r. J. Stevesmon and Warren F. Hall. Chicago; J. ". Had Icy. Denver; and Miss Laura Keefe Phoenix.
 Tie following gre reglstere1 at the Sixth Avenue hotel: Major John P. Moore. wife and daughter, Oakland Cal.; Mrs. 2. Hamburger and son, -Ls1vay, Chicago Miss Mary r AUll,
Arizona republican., 1902-03-22
Sbe CHUR CnES
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FREE METHODIST CdUECIf- Sehoath services i1 the irrca -ic,hodiei eau. ca. o2r-er Fifth a,,l A1a.s stresse. Fl Ia as rsl'",re: ..95,ta e.haol ai 1a; :."eac:;iu., 8: r. Allowed bs- class -'l@ ting. fr.-ac.'iH@ in the evening a., ';ae. A.iss A0a Tc. rec. pa-tor
 T2ESEYTt5RTAN CHURCH Scr vices at tho I'iesov... .s. hrroi -tc. i:aiIay will i:a as follows: "-.a1ch.ng Ii a. Iii. and @' p. III. hs lha p4stas I'eV. i-~a-.n- < h.-t-.-. 2ialainc of fert"ry solo sung b. S'r Andras,- Sr",ial r.u=:c c.. 5otE services n. c!so Jf caoir. ia3 Dy ,lr. f;enhaal. Ian io.' End. Yer. ; r. rn. Y. ' s;. H. r.. i@t ?. IT, A cordial welcome ;o II.
 Ut!s-r-@F CsEI-E ECt;-rn-fa ,.j1 hs th" Hs22i serice ai the Baptis; chu. h n:.rniae aii1 evening v:th enaci.lnlueic al h1th ao.ioe', iu.ioriu% auth-ins nv ,2e ro2ftes;a chair ard '.'vha paha.. 60 tenor solo. b>- D.. rr,lsv arth U is .H- "s"iel th@t iti+s Jennie Wilspa ,,.ii 2.-r a recitation 2s q u--i.-d" to ,ii- aVo'-i-r ee"-nC". Al tj" 5u1dev school session, 2:-.5 q. m: erlperaace'' vii; h. the h-,cs and r--itrt-on ,ucT &e expected.
 A F. CIuRCH, soUwu-yenter aa3 Monroe stroet-. I:. \ Rowia1J. parter. Sab5ath school. a.f5 3. m. r)t. F. \. ,T-"hes. srpeTint .-.5.3-. prea..,, jn~ 9t r q. ul. b. tcr -.-,4r aHd #t s u .7. '.v tev. J. Ht. +etu-iand- Junior le,:E-lc at D. .n.. a:ra. 4. n. Alean. s.,.ear;ate"@ont. Fnwortr i-2 gue at | D. -u. Bea-. ". x. Eiasl-. leader: suH- i-.s. 's''.-. o.,Inieiee. Facilities and Re- Gsf.r...- or ,ac ;'h-les " EH a:o tn- vit.I.
 zrs!:eT' .':sT;?@~TA,. o.Fli.1H -T''i. D.r- ~o.i Y u""i,. T"~.ar P1h- - ..a.-...a -cr-ar"oW at ' a. fr. anI -.5} F. IT,. on th- Corrcr -. "i5ai7 a-an'j- .9.- 7.o-to.- .-..e@t Tts -.;a;eet cf the a---ir~ dis. ,Crae will ne "FIearin arl ob-.-:o1 thc Go=Y-:.'' a-1f :t WI '. Cartjnuatiou of ta, ~-,l.s of eer- Hoas delivered Gurier :'." w-e1.. Al ti3r o:a~u;-s~ earvi,, Mics .,1c31!rao Nil Si,.c, ''l'aee .o Face" ;u1 t'.- ci.oir VII render 'seei-i-E tice .ost- Al tha oVe@iuC "--Nil- 1il.-. I i1rr y ,-ill D. A-@rj in 9 eajn and thr o,,ri- H-i'l si-e ''t4 T&.Ia i:oa1l J-p -oal-. in WnirI, 5,.= Tgirav and Mrs oI:, render 2 b-2utir,-l CUotce. Sunday school will Convene :t S.t5 r. nr. 2".l '. |. S <. l.. aj @3 D. ii. The gospel ?" ,..,,gs S.'il @outinu" through next week.
 POHwANEE OF DIVINE SET %.s'!'-2'sac ;ststor of tn Fi-e; ,jct-o E. it 32:-cor.l church dee...s 5o sta:- that the most in-po''-a1i; feature ia correction with divine service i= the a.o~e hi1. os the Sospel. However. D" Joe+ not tail t} rseo@-., the poWe, or e.ll s[1s-...-, 70 draw .le cole under tha ia igence cf the Eospsi. s1aaoe thsouah G;s music committee ha h}s 5nseayo:ed t3 secure tho ver% best :7-'@:e taa co1~ree2tioA csn afford. The large chorus c1oir. has 'aa 1e rapid T. vr';s rrcent v@der thr direction of Mrs. z'-.r..E ChIiet- as cr:-.2;i.- an3 1T. r.. F. |ee;s a. "hosisJ-r. Tor -te i,'tsc month a:stiat preparation has been made fer the East music. Services toI- t-t-or-oN- are as fn}lovz: S,'n5a school, 9:.I ?. m: d s;---t ,enp"raac" lesson WitA ten9li'..ae programme.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-22

St Louis; Mrs J. A. HisIop. Ocean City. x. J.; Mrs. u. r. Wise. Chicago: 2Er. Ii. ?. Anewalt, wife and son. Philip, Prescott: Mrs. s. C. Barnett, Chicago; Mrs r. M Atterholt ard F. NJ. Attasholt, jr.. Akron, O.; Mrs. John \. Shibley, Providence. F. l.; William T1urth, Providence, R. l.: Air. R. M. Baker and wife. Monrovia, Cal; Ed ward Day. Bountiful City, Utah: I. $. Hansen. GlenWcod, Utah; Mrs. II. 3I- Chapman and daughter, Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-22

Itchiness of the skin. Horrible plague. Most everybody afflicted in C1a way CT another. Only one safe. never failing cure-Doans Ointment. At any drug store, 50 cents.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-22
DISEASED KIDNEYS If Any of Your Family in This or Pact Generations Have Been Troubled With I<idneT Disease. Make Test cf E6Jr Urine and
 Gatis.E -o,,Is.lr.
 CURED FREE 11re. George II iaht, of 951 Columbus Ava.. New Yo.ll City. Who is 1S Yea.. oii. S9rs SE, Wa
 Cured Of serious Kidney
 and r'-l5c. Disease. VtnNE2''> SAFE (3IInE is tic 0uly Cure co~ All Forms of Kid ray Dieease \ Trial 3cccIe VIII T;e Sent A1-a.u.cj.- Free t2
 Any Reader Of The
 rrb.iiir31
fsr',vniics,il.

TEST YOJn Er.tEEYS Put some morning urine in 5. .'s.ss CT bottle: let it =tsnl for tWent.-:our hours. Y then i is milky or ,,ouly or contains. a reddish biiciy-duet sediment. CT if pa.- t., '.e CT germs Gp-t about in it vc.r .-iCaerS arc i.s~csnd. This i= the st. ;;-a:re Ila:n"ut when =ou should A"e.n tc ttEe WaIner's Safe care to arrest aH tHe5- lInl::ioj.;..l conditions, Tor they a~a ;he un;l;z, labir symptcrns "t 4idaor Iise5se. jr. afJ.T Tou hay n3ade this test .ou h,ve tay doubt ia yo.zl. rini as ta rhe de-cla-neat .: the disease ia yoHr sEste:i. send us 3 e nia-e O. your urine. &nd our doctors .,iI ana;yze it .~i send zoe a ra1o,t With a'Vic- free
 VARS E. -'S SAF.1 CURE is the only iosf..r c,,,e for aI for:as of kidney, li, -r. bladder 2.d blood diseases. uric acij poison .:he"n>tfc Sout, Gi2ret $. pain ia the u#cs. acal1i2T anI r in. ! 2 ~=l"e u' ,:ril". .re.Tavt 5c::na to ,r... .t-. u:inJ1f periods. 'eo.ing down al.3 ra-cajla,j taue!a weakness. Kidneys Cured at 78 fcars C. Aee
 Yrs Geo.=c tl...-'lt of "-i CalJlr' 'us Er-. NEarr York. nc is > years ola says g-ll-.?er's S.fa Cure aGrei a-r o. --...-t- Ei|IC- -i 3... i.tl- disc. land has l,ap. ho~ i., ro0ue naaita
 N-AENEH'S SAFE CUBE is purely vegetable ard contains no harmful d.s,zs. it does net cpnstirate: it is now p,t un n two regular sizes ard is sold oy ai T .irGggiste "l direct. at e CENTS IND a1.e3 4 BOTTLE. Less than one ce..t a dose.
 Refuse substitutes. Tarre is reae "iurt a@ good as" N'~rn1rs. Insist on the genuine War1er'7 Safe Cure. whi, n al-ayr cares sGbst,lu-cs contain t.:..1Elni drugs end Go the patient nlo-- 'l@rD' tHln Eoad
 rCEEAE, E1TTEE EREE.
 To -onvince ever" sufferer from dis easer of the kidney. liver, bladder and h!oo' that Warmers Saie Cure will cure then. a trial bottle will De sent abso- luteiy free to anyone who will write : Warner Safe Cure Co, Rochester. N. Y, ard mention h@vihg seen this liberal et1e~ il The Reru5ican. Cur doctor .r.!! send medi"a! booklet containing symptoms ana treatment of each dis eaeo md many convincing testimonials. flee t0 anyone who will write
 
 Pre-. n-r@. l. 9. m.: theice "Tse l3g.<aa -Alab-stal. Ho1.' Junior ieo@@e g E. f. I1p,.1rt league. a.5). T.eaoa- ing. 7:33.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-22
s nd the
 1.f1e<dI,sa r<<d(I q

Prices Cream Baking Powder is everywhere thc acknowledged standard, the powder of the highest reputation, greatest strength, and absolutely pure. | renders the food more healthful and palatable, and using it exclusively you are assured against alum and other dan gcrou8 chemicals from which the low grade powders are made.
 Dr, 2rice's Baking Powder is sold on is merits only never by the aid of lotteries, gifts, commissions or other schenc8. The entire value of your money comes back to you in baking pow der-the purest, most economical made.
 NoTE.-- Alum baking powders
 they nRcE to in
Arizona republican., 1902-03-22

nR.CE BkNIN1 POWDER Co.,.
 CHICAGO.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-22

NoTE.- Alum baking powders are low priced, as they cost but three cents . pound to make. But alum leaves in the bread or cake glauber salts, sulphuric acid and hydrate Of alulnina-al injuri- GUS, the last two poisonous,
Arizona republican., 1902-03-22

Pre- h-r@. | 9. m.: theme. "'r,1 Br.zel -Alab-star Box" Junior ien@- g E. f.. I-p-1rl league. a.c). T.eacn ing. 1:53.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-02
UNDERTAKES QUITE a Jos

proposed 60
which makes James mrs
stern N Ike
The introduced and referred to
the affairs provided for the extinction OF
substitution
for by American
ana an he
Mr. CuShmans appropriately carried Into effect
OF
the nations OF language
viii BE- diverse tribes and
nations would all things broken talk by the people Of
the others
would universal
language and be pleas
tng Job o. framing the
dictionary the words
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
whole
for the nations told the the washington
Cd CO Post o. Friday a folowss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-02
REGISTRATION
AT UNIVERSITY
Books Win Be Open Tomorrow =
BRIGHT Outlook

Registration FOR the winter term
commences ~ tire university to-
morrow. class work wilI begin
promptly Monday morning Thuse
"a IA 40 not register tomwruw or sat-
friday. bar delay untn some tine
next week win haye to pay fine.
The faculty has been annoyed prwvi-
Dusty by this students registering
late ard = determined 20 stop IL.
The nns wtli only b a nominal gse.
but IL Ia expected 10 have tire desired
effect
An Increased ATTENDANCE u ex-
perted this term Registrar Mere
eth has received several letters from
the dvVn-sound countries and East
eFn Washington inquiring about the
university and siEnifylng the luteu-
slnu ~ the writer 20 attend this
winter.
Among the courses given this
winter VIII BE- one for miners Pro-
fesspr Roberts has already prepared
the schedule. The course viii b. for
three months and has been prepared
especially for Alaskan miners. Lee
lures by experts wiii BE- a feature
Of the course A nornin8i reEiasra
ton foe will be- charged - cover the
expense 81 materials.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-02

rooms. FURNISHED ard aufufuishsd. in ~
parts ~ fHf fife German a nasfiffH
Investment Ca. sis 1fiif1 sVeniss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-02
CITY COUNCIL
MEETS TONIGHT
viii Confirm Two Nominations and
Talk Charter Amendments

The council committee Of the
whole will meet tonight at o'clock
10 consider the various proposed
charter amendments before II. I'm
medlateiy after, the council viii be
called IN special session. according 10
an order issued by the mayor, to re-
ceive the reports Of the whole COM
miffee.
At the same meeting the sealed
nominations os the mayor for super
fntendent OF the water department
and member ~ the board u health
will be opened for confirmation or
rejection by the council.
II Is thought that several routine
matters viii be discussed IN order
that the regular business for next
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-01-02
MOST EXCITING
GOLF TOURNEY
Country Club Plays Several Matches
at Lake Washington

a tournament with five events was
given by the Seattle Golf and Coun-
try Club az the Lake Washington
links yesterday. The iadies handi-
cap resulted In a tie between Mrs.
+. A. Strout and Miss Clara Wing
With net score OF S.
The mems handicap Of ~ holes
was won by G. H. Stimson with n
score Of -. Herman chaplin was a
cloge SECOND With score Of 81.
The mixed foursomc Was won b.
Mr. and Mrs Il. A. strout with a net
seore Of "a. FIR. and Mrs. Grosvenor
Folsom took second place with n
score of 81.
Miss Rebccca Collins won the put
ting contest with net score Of "a.
J. ID. bowman and J q. Newton
tied at % points IN the mems con
test.
After the contest prizes were
awarded the winners and refresh.
rnents served IN the club house.