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PERSONALS.


Fl. w Child and wife are at the knuts-
ford. Mr.. Child il the superintendent of
the hotel system OF Yellowstone park.
p. ] Hanlon and wife OF Louisville Ky,
are at the knutsford.
z. 3. Kaufman and wife of Cincinnati
are at the Knutsford.
J. ;. Runnells general counsel and Will
liam 3 Pettet. Of the legal department of
the Pullman company. Chicago. are at
the knutsford.
W. j. Madden of Provo is at the Wilson.
Burns Mcdonald of Denver is at the
Wilson.
Or. Francke and T. H. Edwards of Gar
land are at the Wilson
James Dysart and Neville Martin of
St. Joseph, Mo, are at the Cullen.
Miss Annie Mcdonald of Yeddo. Mich,
is at the Cullen.
% L. Teachout wife and daughter. of
ST. Louis. are at the Kenyon. He is agent
OF the Rio Grande at St Louis.
A. r. Weeter of Park City is at the
Kenyon.
T. NJ. Baird. assistant engineer on the
salt Lake Route, is in the city from Mil
a Cheshire Mitchell proprietor of the
Hotel Agnew and Grand Atlantic hotel,
Atlantic City. N J.. is in the city and is
stopping at the Knutsford He is on a
tour of the west for tn. purpose Of boom
MISS Eleanor White VIII leave tOmOr-
row for St. Paul, where she will spend
the winter.
DR.. ]. 3. Jackson, who for eighteen
months past has been inferno at ST
I Marks hospital, has gone TO his homo in
Kalamazoo. Mich. where his mother is
seriously. III Or. Jackson will not return
TO Salt Lake. His place at the hospital
will be filled Jan. by DR.. Naher of Rush
| Medical college. Chicago.
John T. Bass well known as war
/
other publications. was in salt Lake yes
/ terday with Mrs. Bass and their son. Mr.
and Mrs. Bass were entertained AZ din
| ner at the knutsfOrd last night by DIR
| John F. Critchlow. Mr. Bass and DR.
| Gritchlow were together a great deal in
the Philippines when DR.. Critchlow was
/ captain OF battery A OF the Utah artillery
and Mr.. Bass was covering the Filipino
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IMPROVE THE SERVICE.
Western Union Officials Plan tC
Change Local Office.

Two Western Union officials. J.. Me-
kisick OF Chicago electrical engineer
and G. +. Horton Of Omaha, division su-
perintendent have been Ia the city the
last two days inspecting the local office
of the company with view to removing
the establishment where larger quarters
can be secured. The men found the pres
ent site too small for the needs of the
service and looked over the business sec
ton OF Salt Lake with view to securing
a larger room.
Seven more wires will be brought into
the town IN The near future. new and i'm
proved appliances installed. ana the whole
establishment put in modern, up-to-date
shape.
When we get through our improve
ments here. Salt Lake will have one OF
the most modern Western Union offices in
the country" said Mr.. Horton we
are going TO broaden the horizon for Salt
Lake. and with the new wires and better
service the citizens OF Salt Lake viii
have q telegraph system that is exceiled
By none
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DIED.

KAI- SCH.-At his residence. 32i SoHth
Third East street. F'ri0zy. Dec. .. Ru-
Goiph Kausch known hv the name OF
Snyder. after 2 short Illness Of pneu-
monia. aged Il years.
The body viii be shipped 20 Mt Pleas
ant for interment- Friends DESTROYS Of
viewing the remains may DO 50 at J, e.
Taylors undertaking parlors East First
South street, Sunday. from to O'Clock.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

The funeral services over the remains
OF Lucille Gill aged years daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Gin. viii be
held SunGey al , p. N. from the Third
ward meeting house. Friends are invited
&c attend
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COLORADO EXCURSION,

Via o. 5. L. and L. p. Dec. % and %.
Round trip only $3.50. See o. S. L.
agents for particulars.
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Always to Be Had

For the call, That Perfect Work.
TROY LAUNDRY,
The Laundry of Quality"
Both Phones 1872. 166 Main st.
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AUCTION SALE.

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We carry the largest stcc,S 90 now and
second hand household goods. Don't buy
until YOU have examined or priced our
goods. Special discounts IN entire
Furnishings Cash or credIt. Nebraska
! Furniture Co. 81 f. I'd so.
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FOR SALE.
FOR sALE[REAL ESTATE.

HORSES bought and sold sr the iowa
stable 10 w South Tergple
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
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A GROOM flat. Apply1 72 ". 9th So.
GROOM house, Z. I'd South. sac.
L. L. Hiskey. 29i Mccormick block.
SEWING MACHINES. seq per month.
at White office. % w. LIST so. st. Phone
!2S3-X.
20 HOUSES. all kinds. prices and 10
cations. futile Bros. l4s Nam street
HOUSTON. the Houser=. -e:. a.
THREE nice rooms, pantry closet and
cellar, 80 Apple st.
4-ROOM house "a East. close in. 81.
Hubbard INIT. Co, rs w. I'd SoGth-
DRUG STORE. elegant location. corner
1st West and South Temple Empire block,
so. Houston Real Estate Inv. Co., 81 ;.
Main ST.
SALOON. good location l91 w South
Temple, Empire block, $40. Houston Real
Estate Inv. CO, 81 $. Main 81.
7-ROOM modern brick. 1S2 East 4th
South.
FOR RENT-FURNISHED.
FRONT SUITE, : o. 9 modern rooms
for housekeeping. or board near Tel. %s5-y-
HOUSE close in: no children. will rent
entire or board with party. Phone 25oJ-E
NICELY furnished rooms. strictly mod
ern; board If desired. II West 18th So
NICELY furnished rooms for gentle
man. private family ? blocks north and
Z Of Lx4ft - Lac
North ST. Unlimited phone 2309-Y.
FURNITURE C. 1-room modern history
brick for sale, .wita lease OF premises.
House completely furnished: suitable for
small boarding house or rooms can be
rented 10 good aiva DIP &c Located or cast
side within I oi0ek &C knuts.Ord hotel
/ Furniture new ana in good CONDITION.
HouSe has large ya-d- bath. electric lignts.
! phole, exc. Cash or part cash and III
, stallments. \ (, Herald.
FURNISHED rooms for housekeeping.
so y. st w.
NICELY furnished rooms cheap, close
in. A So. I'd East.
NICELY furnished front room. beard If
desired SiS r. Brigham,
FRONT office. also modera furnished
rooms. Vegetarian Cafe. - so. Main.
III feNISktD rooms Tor h-ht house
keeoing; board ard room, 81 per week
- u. lSt SGuta.
: NICELY furnished rooms. single or en-
suite. LIS = St. sell Ger 1858 X.
l0-RooM bric1 residence. furnished
steam heal. electric ESht. good barn 81
Yves. 5th So. St. Inquire Anderson In
su-anee AgeaoS
i r .rf.A x-TI.-- .suraiSrAe sslte a. rooms
INQUIRE sc So NeSS Temple
LOST.
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GOLD bracelet, set with two topazes
| Return to 81 Commercial street Reward
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lost.

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THURSDAY night. gold hair comb. Re
turn TO Kenyon hotel Rev ard.
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SOCIETIES.
AIASONS

MASONS.
A a S. IlITE-The four coordinate
bodies o. the A. A. :. Rite OF Fres
Masonry hold stated meetings the third
Thursday in each month at Masonic hall,
corner West Temple and second South
streets. Sojourning brethren united
WILLIAM J. LYNCH q deg.
v. n. Jordan Lodge Of Perfection 30. 2
WALTER SCOTT, X = c Il,
w. n. James Lowe Chapter Pose CroIx
No. l.
IRA o. RHoADES, X {. {. H.
Commander Salt Lake Coursil Kadosh
No. ].
FRED GLEN sCHRAMA.
X = q. H.
NJ. OF X. Utah Consistory No. L
CHRISTOPHER DIEHL. So deg.
Registrar for All ~, Ro0iea
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sPrRIrUAIISTs.

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SPECIAL MEETING sunday night; tell
your ful name. occa9atioa ard future;
free; songs, 10 cents, al welcome. 10 T..
81 South ct.
MRS p. FONTTrs. Clsirvoyant and
Tvarce Medium. g. South West Temple.
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BoARn AND Ro0Ms.


FURNISHED rooms with board -
2 Cd Sogith.
ROOM. and board in private samily. Ap-
ply 767 =. lst Sc
SUITE on SINGLE new. modern
house, hot water nsas. private family. Isl
ESceNeat table. forest laC2tioa ia city.
= block north from Is m7ie. IL No. Main.
ROOM and bCaSr an p.iVate family.
modern. 80 +. ID south.
ROOMS AID -e-ce-ent tabls servive. 21l
F. ith South. Fno1es -zS5-y-
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FOR SALE.

a FEMALE fox. terrier senontlls old.
Return 10 = =, ID South. Room \ Reward
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IF YOU FEED money. we win discount
your salary. Star Loan Co. AI-S AtiaH
Block
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A GROOM flat. Apply. ~ ". 9th So.
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HOUSE CLEANING.

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EXPERT men for all branches hous
cleaning. also kalsomining and painting
National House Cleaning Co. s. Il. is
South street.
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LOST

GOLD bracelets, set with two topazes-
Return to 81 Commercial street, Reward.
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oRCFESTRAs.

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Winter-Johns0n orchestra; music for
occasions. Phones. office 951-k. res. l13
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on ANY PROPERTY. You retain pos
session. The StTiaEer c., 20 ". Cd South
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NOTICE.-The entire stock OF clothing.
shoes. hats. furnishings and the fixtures
must be sold IN tour days Store for rent.
Trustees sale, 259' 5. Main St.
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9-ROOM house, L. I'd South. sac,
L. T. Hiskey. 29i Mccormick block.
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Hay GRAIN AND COAL

We ARE headquarters for nav. grain
flour. feed and coal; wholesale and retain
Orders promptly attended 70. 125 F. Sec
ca5 South Phone 1898. Marnans & Co
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HOTELS.
JAPANESE GOODS.

~~~~~~~o~o~a-o-~4~o-p-
BEAUTIFUL Xmas presents. U1iqu
Japauese goods, China lily buns. Orionta
shopping bags. etc. Sam i1ee Co. e. a
South.
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no LIMIT

ON MONEY.
You can get it from US IN ary amount
YOU want, repa it when yUu want. 10 IN
stailmentS as you want we loan our
own money.
THE HOME TRUST & SAVINGS CO.
8 W. FIRST SOUTH 81.
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castings at wholesale or retail az state
Western Foundry & Stove Repair Works
Phone Il9l-Y.
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WE LEND MONEY TO build houses L
IS not necessary 10 have the house bnilt
first. We will advance the money as the
house progresses Lowest rates Ear5
payment any time, ard interest reduced
accordingly. McGurriA & Co.. 1884 Main
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A SNAPil, Do you need morey2 Cres-
cent Loan O.. advances Il on ycur salary.
Fifth floor Hooper block.
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SEWING MACHINES. sen per month.
at White office. % w. LIST so. St. Phone
i2S7-X
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mIDWIVES.

--o-o~~~o>o~>~~-~~~~--,--
MRS. LIZZIE C EISLER. sc ". Thir
North, private nome for confinement
cases Bell phone Slick
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FOUNDRY AND STOVE WORKS.

As-s~s-~-~s>s>r-~-~>~N~~~~>~
GATRELL'S Unique School Of Shor
hand ard Typewriting Hooper Bldg.
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SECOND HAND FURNITURE.
STOCK BROKERS.

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NEW or secondhand. cash. trade q
terms. Sorensen-Stoutt Co, IS E. Il So. 81
REMINGTON TYPEWRITERS rented
800 per month upward. StenograPher
,lfaced without charge. Phone l622-X. IL
s. West Temple 81. city.
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A o. Z. ".
EAGLE GATE LODGE No 10 meets
every Wednesday evening a. A o. L. w
hail. t61 Main Ss-@et.
A. r. BTSBY, NJ. W
S. w. DARkE. Recorder.
SALT LAF.E VALLEY LODGE Nc. 70
meets every Thursday evening ar the
A o. u. w. hall. 1ei Main street
J. c. MORRISON N. W
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TICKET BROKERS'.

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GROSHELL'S TICKET OFFICE, Is
tablishsd ISSS. Rabroa1 tickets bought
s,ld and exchanged. No 22l Main 81
II. II. Groshell. manager
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EDUCATIONAL

A. s. CHAPMAN. DENTIST.
505-6 Seott-StreveB Bldg. Phone 1854
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SALOON for gale. good business. good
location. For Information call rs " md
South.
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SITUATION WANTED :


WIDOW LADY and daughter would Ike
a position running boarding nouSe In
mining camp. Address IL Is, Herald.
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INTERESTING LECTURE
By Col. Henry S. Taft on THE Power Of
Will" Before the MetaphyslcaI Association.

Col. Henry c. Taft, president OF the
Metaphysical association gave most in
teresting address before the members OF
the association at the Hoppin Homestead
building yesterday afternoon.
Col. Taft took for the subject OF his
discourse. THE Power OF WILL" and said
in part:
porous when the wolf is at the door or
the cupboard and coal bin empty, Is no
more prepoSterous and unreasonable than
the declaration that one is perfectly wen,
though unable to rise from sick bed or
10 walk without the aid OF crutches Opu-
lenoe and riches are not gained simply by
an expressed desire for them. I'm order TO
gain the coveted bauble of wealth action
is demanded which shall be the offspring
OF desire and shall be guided by the deter
mination OF the mind Health likewiEe Is
TO be gained by similar determinate ac-
ton
Among ths natural powers OF hind
none has greater potency than that of
will II IL exercised by both man and
beast But only when the higher attrib-
utes with which man is invested are rec
ognized and called into play does he rise
10 heights unknown TO the brute.
cit Is the province OF the will 10 en-
force and carry into effect the DEGREES OF
mind. and It should never be permitted 70
act Independently: otherwise It will sweep
away all the barriers that separate il
from chaos and ruin IL should not he
come blind and unreasoning stubbornness
Let us cultivate the power OF will with
the ever-present understanding that its
greatest and wisest power is attained only
when its source in God is recognized
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MARRIED
WITH
DIFFICULTY.

Philadelphia. Pa. Jan. 2,.-Monlcure
Robinson and Sarah Sission Abel MEM
bers Of two OF Baltlmores richest and
most fashionable families have eloped 10
Chester. Pa. where they were married
by Mayor Howard ". Houston
They came to Chester. where Robinson :
brother-in-law has a. country home and
the wedding had been arranged 10 take
place I'm a church OF which the bride is
member, when telegram from the
highest ecclesisstics In Baltimore put a
stop TO the ceremony.
The police also appeared with kilograms
commanding them TO stop the wedding.
But the party went before the mayor and
satisfied him that the license was regu-
lar. After the bride had sworn she was
OF age. he made thcm man and wife. The
brides mother appeared a few minutes
too late.
Differences I'm religion are said 10 have
caused the attempt 10 stop the elope-
meut
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-01-27
STOLEN
BOOKS
RECOVERED,

The librarian at Brown university, MIR.
II. L. Koopman. has recovered the books
taat were stolen from tho library by
student at the institution.
On Monday last Mr. Koopman went TO
Boston and obtained the various volumes
from the police officials and they are now
safe and sound I'm their old home. These
books 10 great extent were OF a nature
relating 10 ecclesiastical research and
many OF them of great value. The list as
recovered was as follows: Andrews, 8.
j., THE Life Of Our Lord Upon the
Earth" Bradley, r. H.. Appearance and
Reality; a Metaphysical Essay" Brinton,
ID. c.. Races and Peoples. Lectures on
the Science OF Ethnogrsphy;" Cneyne, T.
X, Hosea" Clarke, j. F.. Tho Great
Religions with a Bibliogra ply" two vol
umes; Creighton. j. E.. AN Introductory
Logic;" Dods. NJ, The Book of Genesis;
Edersheim. A, Jesus the Messiah;
George Eliot, Novels" Gayley. c. NJ,
ture:" Gilbert, q. Il. THE Students Life
OF Jesus" Glenn. Il. W.. "Hsndoook Of
International Law" Howells, W. D.,
Criticism and Fiction" Jacobs, IL f.,
Martin Luther. the Hero Of the Reforma-
tion, i4s3-1546:" lie Bon, G., the Crowd,
a Study OF the Popular Mind" Macken-
zie, j. &. "A Manual of Ethics" Menzies,
A., History OF Religion" Morrison. w
D.. Juvenile Offenders" Perowne, ]. j.
s. THE Book OF Psalms a New Transls-
ton. with Notes" two volumes; Phelps
A. English Style In Public Discourse
with Special Reference To the Usages OF
the Pulpit" Smyth. g. p. NJ, Christian
Ethics" Souie, r.. "A Dictionary OF Eng
lish Synonyms" Strong. A. H., "Sys
tematic Theology" Thackeray, w. NJ,
Vanity Fair" Walker r. A. Political
Economy" Warren. r. NJ. "a History OF
the Novel, Etc; Weber, B A. History
OF Philosophy" weisse, F. A, D.. "A
History of the Warfare Of Science with
Theology In Christendom;" Woodbridge,
r., THE Drama"
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ANOTHER IMPROVEMENT.
All Trains on the Consolidated Road 10 Be
Illuminated BY Electricity.

In line with the many improvements
MADE on the New York. New Haven and
hartford since the administration Of
President Mellen began 1t was announced
Yesterday that In the near future all
trains operated on the Consolidated road
would be fitted with electric lights. an
innovation that will call for an expendi-
turs OF many thousands OF dollars.
AZ present the only important Eastern
railroad that has passenger coaches
lighted by electricity is the New York
central and on this road the feature has
proven most welcome one. both with
the officials OF the company and patrons.
In each car fitted with electricity thcrc
Will be large storage battery and the
dynamo will be carried in the baggage
car, the wires connecting being attached
IN the same manner that the hose Of the
air brakes are now.
President Mellen believes that poor
lighting would be worse than none al all
and the new system will not be installed
generally until the electricians now ex-
perimenting can show a satisfactory sys.
tenn.
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BOSTON
SONS OF
BROWN.

Boston, Jan. G.-Mcre than l6o members
OF the Association. Of Sons of Brown Uni
versity in Boston and vicinity gathered
last night at Hotel vsndomA where the
3lst annual reunion Of the alumni was
held and Old associations wore renewed
A reception was held previous TO the
dinner, also the eaeotion Of officers which
resulted as follows: President. James
Il. Leach. -: Vice President Rev. George
K. Horr. d. D.. '7e; Secretary, George Il.
Bean, "a; Trea surer, Frederick NJ Wood
ward 81; Executive Committee. Ernest
A. Hicks 81: Joseph walker. 81; Ciarencs
II. LAnsham- 81. and Frederick w.
Murphy. 90.
Judge A. d. Bosom. 20, presided over
the dinner and introduced President
Faunoe. The latter was greeted with
cheers az ne arose To speak. He referred
to the fact that from Brown had gone
mon who are now President OF other col
leses naming DIR. Angel Of the University
of Michigan, Or. Wheeler OF the Univer-
sity OF California and Dr. K. Bentamin
Andrews OF the University Of Nebraska.
He spoke OF recent changes at Brown
In the matter of new buildings and
prophesied a greater uuificat'on OF in
terests and an increase In the college
ilowship from the new Brown Union.
Buildings, however" said he. ARE
valueless unless we are building a bet
ter type OF men In them One thing
heartily desire aa Brown is a fund TO
bring 10 the institution for few weeks
every year the great leaders and educa-
tors OF the country. That means n large
endowment America has the right 10
look to the college graduate for the true
perspective IN life. and look to him to
impsrt that perspective 10 the nation.
That N the fault we educated men ind
with yellow Journalism In that II dis
torts, In that In gives moro space 20 back
stairs sossip than to opinions OF states
men; that II has more room for the bar
room or for the supreme court that IL
gives more space to Alexander Dowie tnan
TO ali the prophets OF Righteousness on the
American continent il distorts life, and
II our children feed upon IL they become
distorts themselves
other speakers were Horace Mann VIII
lard. Dean MeilleJohn, Houghton Metcalf
and Irving r. Hunt
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DOINGS At BROWN.
Date Fired for The Glass Debate,
Notes From the University.

At Joint meeting OF Sophomore and
Freshman Debate committee it was decid-
ed To hold the inter-class debate in sayles
hall. on Thursday evening, Feb. H.
The choosing OF the judges and other
preliminary arrangements have not been
completed vet but both teams have been
selected and are working hard against
their second teams. The Sophomore deba-
ter are Falk, Myers. and Marcus. and
tho Freshman are bennett. Anderson ana
Chafee.
TO that OF the Brown-Dartmouth debate
OF last term and reads as follows:
Resolved. That Il would promote the
welfare OF this country TO have excluded
all immigrants who cannot read and
write their native language and pay an
admission head tax OF thirty dollars each.
Tho proposed exclusion shall not apply to-
IA Minor children, one or both OF
whose parents accompany them or are
bona fde residents OF the United States.
Obj Skilled labor, II labor OF like kind
unemployed cannot be found in the United
States
lc.) Government officials teachers, stu
dents. merchants and travellers for pleas
ure or curiosity. whose identity shall be
duly certified.
Mr. George r. Andrews Of the class OF
81 Brown has offered three prizes for the
three best essays on a subject In English
or American literature.
The first prize Is s75. the second $50 and
the third. SIS The competition is open TO
male juniors and seniors I'm Brown Uni
versity, who are candidates for degree
and In good regular standing. A commit
tee consisting Of professors OF the depart
ment OF English Will act as judges in the
contest
At meeting OF the sophomire basket
ball team, f. G. Palmer was elected cap
tain
II. r. Welch has been elected TO the
board of athletic directors in the place OF
Fred Schwinn. who is Ineligible to the po-
sition now. on account Of his football cap
taincy. Mr.. Welch has been prominent I'm
athletics having played on his class base
ball team and having won his "B" last
year on the Varsity.
A series OF four talks upon the subject.
''The College Man and His Bible" will
be given soon by Prof. Fowler This Sc
ries Will be followed by another on the
subject, THE Bible as Literature" by
Prof Bronson