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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-29

r'nr sale AereHer esditiunesw T..
TETtiF A HuM
~ NOtf An LOOK lisa NuH AgHEa
Aun. WE CAN PLEASE NuH
ssam rEH AeRE
Acre Tracts uraf the Seattle Everett
interufhan Euud SANDY iuHH. fHat
The thluH fur fruits aud heffiua land
nearly cleared watch THE locality
grow
tnona pm fAtiF AeUH
only B blocks ffum cat lime HfufFa
Hndgd schools. etc Huud sell aud
with fine view ~ Hhs and uilf.
only so miles from Pioneer HuuHfa
tihea rHH AcHu
This r. the very hrHt riaHa IT huttnH
land nnd iH emily 4 miles ffuin ahH
ave- zine ranches aii aeuHsd IL aall
mrrchantRhir timber viii nearly pa
Zoe rltafinH
fna pEu AeHE
no acres SIS thu very best fruit belt
iu this vicinity firat class alder land
ard only ~ mileu frum Lake Wahh
lnHtuu
PETIT & Son
aitiu cnimau tidN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-29

DENVER. Jan. 29.--Florence
Roberts opened In her new play.
The strength of the Weak" az the
Tabor Grand opera house IN this
city last night The play Is by
Alice ~ Smith. OF Tacoma. and the
first presentation "a generally pro-
nounced a splendid success Max
FiKman supports Miss Roberts and
has role admirably suited 90 him.
Others in the company are James
= Wilson. Eugene ormond. Rob
ert Mcwade. Joseph HaElcton. Ruth
Allen. Adelaide Manola After the
Denver engagement Miss Roberts
will tour the southwest. then Rp-
pearinE in the Columbia theator
san Francisco u proper arrange
meuts can be made she will then 40
on Ia New York for her long cher
ished metropolitan debut
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REPORTED ny
DOWNING. HOPKINS & RYER
Inc.

sot-e ALASKA BUILDING.
enc AGO. Jan. =. ist&
Wheat High Low. Clos.
May. s4s-f "a Sis. SILT xtT-A
July. saa-s TO ssi-z. Sz4-s. SSf.2
Corn
May. tti-4 as. 90 20 Ola
JulY. tti-a to &ss.s. -. as -S
Oats
May. soG-s. 50 IA. ses-S
July. - 3-4l
Pork
MayJ iti7. iLoa i4fo.
f.iverpoui-Wheat closed; Nay
g. SD.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-29

NEW YORS. Jan. e, 1896.
Amla. Copper. i13, lie. iiei-4
An. Sugar. $50 Sd. IL Ia. ~ IL
u. r.. r. a2. s. IL 81 50
Peoples Gas. ZOE Ia. %. - Is.
Metropolitan. izs Is. 1914 isiIt
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4. S. +. pfd. IL 10 les SIS, ies ID
Atchison. ais. g. Sc
n. 4 %. i166-s. Mss MSS
can. Pae. if15-S. iea. 100 IS
Erie. tai-2 a. SIS. t7s-S
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Mo. Pac. iot. IoIg.s. i02.
Penn. ifsI-g ftat-. i1s Ii
Reading. itSi-a. 1915 isa -
Rock Island. g IS. ssi-2 ats-t
SO. Pacific. 70f-t. eS, es.
Uniou Pac. Isl IL iEsi-a iSstt
81 Paul ISs1-2. 1stt-2 lol-A
Illinois Central. iSe 81.
New York Central. les IL
Sales 70 noon. ess. zee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-29

John c. Goodrich and family have
left for the Orient. and will return
90 Seattle in the spring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-29
Star Want AID. AGENCIES

{ n. tehedesgf. slssf store, pls
aeeend avenue,
Quake DRIVE store, iois ftf' sN
snues .t,4 .....,,,.
eecetite city halt 49,,
frsmsnt praa Co. t~ina s'N'
aea Frsmsnt avenue.
Tkes Harrts. AZ pestettiee, zen
ten. ~. e.
tths 1astiake. Usstlaks prva 70
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-29
West &
wheeler
Inc

hAHta 1aiman HaiAfihE
ron MAlE
~ . WIGHT 90.
as HafiaF TOE
Real Estate i.aana and Insurance
Main III
o iuaas.r Md futtase "a Nuad r.
Eair hear net anH ManHaaH 80 be-
leu mafEet pfifs auusf feHst cell
q 30 81 fufsisfn haass nes sHitHh
fef to- families bFaaflfHl eies. sss3
payments
NJ 3 ~ cottage ial sstI5a hlaeks
FROM Madison. sasH - ffzasHtz
t4o b arrrs. - usiis ffaH Eakf SD
beat lamaiuE Faat utaa lake VAST
80 For tHa ista mar Madison. lata
De hlsh ana tsfsi. - daHn. lat
y wfaur a 60.
IS Hailsf nlas -
10 yuu want lots cheap. rtass ID -tfe
ritY wAtsr GENE o Southeast aeaftls
,sasI ft ,ss az only Ne Y e
street Ferraae beains ta anwa
fss per meath After the rsaaaa.
fheae ints Nil eel for Sc q fag
rnif Is mtinutss ff4s on WashlnEta-
street car % hauthsaat Seattle OF
sEGTTLE IoHEsEEKEns CO.
oN BEACON MI.
We have : genuine snap ln IHHfAHsmma
fiue lots en- beacon itiH NHh an 81
rsllrut pleu ~ fHAe ard Mountains
urafik an CLEARED ard fenced Hotai
five ruafn hHnae ard ether aathaifa.
iuEa tt ell sees AZ g. 7su Terms
eu Part At lHteHtef here l. f0uf
CHARLES y AnkAa
s. Gilman fs8iaF
FoR sALE cry MAJ. Estate
iiausr. nearly nse rlastefe4 fsefias
bath. pantry cluHEtH uater Inside
81 car line street work deHs. s. -
- down 81 PEI faanth
ilss NaHreaa Az NaHfh End IRE
mont Ballard car tee 81
QUEEN ANNE ffIll.
10 tn az easy pa meHts. fee iafs uH
on s4h lash and ilih ave neuih
FrrzuERAf.p = MELVILLE.
Il i.Hmtef "a hHmae.
PHONE Main eN1 IT
uAHeAtS iH e-raafa haHs# Security
SAVINGS safe heptsait Go. ne afneez
II
LOT stsesa ut on sasy terms prup.
srtY tB this hriFhtlaftoai ls aatsHs-
tuE very rauidIF See DUNLAP -
rnian niotA ~ Price a. Dunlap On
old Nfufun carliue. -
SuooM modern house. mantle and
gratn reception halt pantry. bath
rtueHts ard basement a fine huv
agl 3bd ave North Black SIS -
q 80 nfva "a sroum cottage lots
tekfm at south Fark 4 bIHek from
car plenty 90 small frHlf uu fsfma.
inquire 81 Gamer. a. GIaNaHaHle q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-29
CAPITOL ma conNEIt

CAPITOL. utiL cuHNEit
FRooM NMW uOpsE.
& 30 Nrr 18th and huy ~ = well
buiit duuhtN constructed ff'
ntsut tsaaN meuI FURNACE
fAUNnftN MANTLE uininE
ttnuu iaflof kitr hon Pastry
= Pantry uH fret flunr bed
rtfuma uu sud fiusf ans hafh
Hest riumhinE wallis dvuufai
81 VII sell 90 frapuuainlf
party. eu vah5 terms
n YOU want 8 Eutsd houar 0u "a cnfnrf
Iat on capitol itiN I thinh a. Will
pas fuu e. Investigate TITS.
y T. HftLEH
O. NsW York iiiueA Main tt,a
batter call Afternoons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-29

The Roaelan Opera company pre-
neutsd "Fra Dlayoio" ~ the Grand
last night and this tuneful opera
NAs rendered IN an enjoyable man
nsr. Il was the beat thing the Ros-
riRn company has done up 10 date.
There were some weak spots In the
presentation. notably some o. the
eomsdy ~ Amsdon and leslie and
an occaaionail 'flaitlnE In the
singing
Tonight THE bohemian Girl
ulli be sung
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-29

The Star. thca,cr'E new show
which opened this afternoon. con
falned the names ~ Scamon. Adams
and Rogers. the masters 81 melody.
Adele purxis Onr. the original
spherical dancer Hara Tsuda. the
japanese eauliihriai; Emmonds.
Emerson and Emmonds. comedians.
De Carlos and Stokes. comedy hofi-
nontal bar artists. Pete nunsworih.
the balladist Tho Train Wreck
en-" by the Starascope. and new
concert music with Al ThurEtnn as
the new musical director. A big
ahoW for a little money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-29

tt"hh tHfi"g. VI, h'M
Z ranma 81 and fiuf and bath
Hant ptHmhinE wallis dvrufat'
81 vii cell ca frspuusihlf
patty en rasy terms
lat on capi,ai iiiii / think it viii
pas 9ou a. inReutiEatr this
y T. STILES
g. Nsw Ynfh iileeA Main 1sia
Better call Afternoons.
HOWARD n LEWIS A CO,
ana : Itansr Block.
Main - iua issa
G - D. Large iat On ltfh Ave. near
Marion uund terms
4. ~ % let an iish Ave near Coiufn.
hia. EaIaN All street Improve
taeuts paid fnf,
a HsAf.
Fas sale A nice ge-siyis a.foun
Residence uus hinrA from NeHisf
Wa on uief street huuEe 10 mtd'
sgn. sac ard tisftffr ristufes taih
and toilet beth 40 aud aHwn STARE
also tafas Haah resin lof is 0xips
fest. al improvements iu and paid
Tor Hhis pfalsftf - rented Go fret
class fsaahta. usntr pti Esi Un
easT tsfuss At taw nrarv caii a.
J. n WHITE
e ORIENTAL hiagk
SPECIAL nARuATN.
have istKs araen house with On
exceptionally fins large iasn uees
uf fsffsraen This rfausftY is Fuit.
ahIs faf iarHs famiif. sra ihe orn-
e. uIH maAe a aarrifire price 0u ID
aHA Hifr fbe THffhasTr almost tia
awa tsfmH Call e. office and -
all meet yeu both en price and
hs ~ wiiirr
tej Oriental Block.
8 - s-raem cattaEe on lot imtis
- reem ueaefn cottage on Queen
q - t.faasn uadsrn cottage "a queen
80 fssra modern roltarr 20 Queen
8 80 feasn rnasisru cottage, nsar
HtHHahmNH
e 80 rss,sn fnsdrfu cottage. sipuf On
- sfeasn usulstu hoassc on hast.
49, - eiass e. Maarona Gers
III fam SAINT HaaF terms runtf fn ua
THEEN a SMITH
fud II gt walker nldE Main 1eN
r~foNns MAIN nig lNp. a aa1
ON MuifH
a. AID O.
NEW YORK BLOCK.
SO
sen ho,tst. De asfw tot fenced
81 Haasr eaiuvauon Fst near
aisen car nae
tam hrautifui Gay cottage ai
uiairfn. $50 east. hal same az rent.
n aat Hfaf MHdisnn car.
rtrs tusugaucc
Mancf o. Loan
ifaHsea g. Rent
= , CLAYTON 4 Son
e. and - New Nurk Block.
CHEAP ItoMEsf
+ a. can SHOPS going In on q n
+ fff1ImanH NradnN Gardens. frupirV.
~ saeHt 80 men. VII make the
l2nd Naiuahis large tracts over 90
fefi long. anl} - on terms - ., oe
fer mnngh Twenty safermru on the
rtdnnds unili sold out also need nrv.
efai more men AZ Euud wages viii
eel huuasa on terms % . pct month
Take res Rfntun car 90 puwamish
hftdNe or call ~ tiiiimnna nffirsa
81 Times hiee D. ~ once II
MAGNOLIA
BLUFF
Two fHf CORNER iogH on hlcyric path.
taslnE fs{ So ana aeaifahlS DO
n O. uHR a 60
0iA Aisska hldF Phone ASS
ToH Immediate sale this low priro
$50 Estiai tu aiIrf. near tuIt,raItr
aHd ear line. remrnt walks street
grade. water Hh puld OwuCr Uaru
Main lf Ind H IA
6 sa For small house and larer Dot
on afh Ave near Nrsltr WAY
Eefus
80 fat two iats AZ eoHth Park near
car Nur
WfNaItp BROS
fIoum - Cuimau uidF
Tive good corner intH. ono block nov
81 Inc nnr Wow ~ LaN- INn fnl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-29

The Encore. a weekly paper de-
voted principally to theatrical af-
fairs. made its first appearance IN
Seattle last week. II IL Of eight
pages. g well printed aud illustrated
and II lts owners have a large bank
account. a. may live until able to
take care % itself
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-29
Real Es,s,.-cea,i,1u sd
lin
HSRES
CHEAP

Decd nfuiurfiFa land meas car lire
thirty mtuutea ride from center =
city sinEir HrFe tracts setting At
- rtf Tract nn KNFa eaA4 tefmh.
81 dawu and 60 pet month
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-29

The Pollard lIliIpuiian Opera
com pany. an organization popular
IN Seattle. viii open At the Grand
on Thursday uiEht for four perform
ancea The first hiil will be The
Bell ~ New York" Tomorrow
morning the seat sale will begin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-29


SPECIALS IN ACREAGE
80 Q aofrH iuat uut uf Columbia at
iso per arrr You cant beat
this
81. soo oas acre uith new faur. room
house W. feet un boulevard. tau
cash
o. ooo one acre At tainlrf teach. tru
blocks from car aud laAe naaa
Nlrw II lake Htumpa ali aat ana
read, Zoe pillow
gtao tinc ffmt farm iu White ftlesf
Valley ita berry rfHp sold Tor
q atu cash UtIa NHHh handles
this and farm viii Pas faf itself
lu three years besides heeplHH
family
o. iao ifoam cottage AZ nsiuier nsash.
gat and lake. 80 each handles
us i.umhsr rarhanae Phone Main
tNo " bANNEH a -. TT
WHY Don't You 80 cot nov aud
buA one of TIVE = thure 2 acre tgRsts
near the ufw Everett tutefHrhau
Ths read wiii aoan be Finished - far
aa this property and sea hnuW that
Wlil make prices Jump Come a. ihr
ufflru and 50 fuu particulars and
plat
aleEnNt hiaHAa hailtiHE 81
CHEAP ACRES nsw HOUSE.. flas
Zoe rhic krua and haftitsl only To-
ON terms ~ - dnNa and = . per
month utii asti chickens At q cents
each COME uuieh leaving county
hss AZ Angel 81 haeaHniah bridge.
only few mlnHtes ride GA AFs Asn
tor car hne TT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-29

Far sale A nice cattase-siyis a.foun
feaiaafiFr ufN hinrA from NfHisF
WaN 90 nief street huuse 10 mitd
sgn. sac ard tlsftFfr ristufrs has
and toilet both 40 auN down rfatru
aIaa GafHe Hanh ft=au. lof is 0xtts
fest all improvements iu end paid
Tor Nhis pfHpsffg - rented 90 firsf
ataas faaanta. Uarfr nif EsN Nn
eaaF tsfusa at taW nUurv Call 81
afEtHe.
~ WHITE
a. Oriental HiacA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-29

EVES ~ rot DON'T want ca use n
faaf now or Do acres uut near the
uea Everett futrrurhan Be- o mighty
nice fhlug e. have. and re only takes
iiffie money down and raFF month
D. payments Come o. the nfflrr Hnd
st plat and fun particular 90 the
haaf tracts on che whole nnc
ROBERT MAfTHY.
aiasGas 81 Alaska Uuii1lug. n
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-06-02

burial ground occupied BY them at the
time of the Lewis and Clark expedi-
ton, the first of the nineteenth CEN
fury. The three tribes formerly oc-
cupies a village in common a little
farther up the river. near Fit Berthold.
but the government has long since
separated them and they now dwell
alone.
DR.. Libby also hopes to get others
interested in the work to Join with
him in his earnest endeayors SO that
the old villages, dancing lodges. sacred
lodges and the vanished lodge of the
great chief may be definitely located.
He will also endeavor to find the
trading posts established near the
Five Villages" Of which the most
famous is Fl Clark, opposite Fl Man.
dan II was in this fort that the 1904
-'04 expedition of Lewis and Clark
spent long and wearisome winter.
AS each tribe in that neighborhood is
very anxious that its history be fully
represented. much benefit is 10 be de-
rived from the stories and legends
un=aT.hed.
re information gained, will be
used in the first annual report of the
State Historical Society TO be issued
the coming summer.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-06-02
LEAVE TOMORROW.
OrztDrs Representing North Dakota
Will Contest With Those of
Our Sister State.

Tomorrow morning John Anderson.
representing the university, and
Charles Glenn. the Wesley college, will
leave for Redfield, S D., 10 take part
ii the interstate oratorical contest.
which will be held June 9TH al that
place The South Dakota representa-
tive are, Lou E. Miles For Redfeld
College, and Ralph Shearer for Nit
chell university.
These two South Dakota orators
were chosen at state contest, held al
Huron last week. five institutions Of
our sister state being represented.
Brookings was represented by Cecil
Salmon. Redfield by Lou Miles, Yank-
ton by W. B. Fuller Huron ny Charles
Miller and Mitchell By Ralph Shear
er.
As the representative from Redfeld
College was awarded first place in
their contest, the Interstate contes,
will he held al that place. j. F. T.
O'Connor of this city is president OF
the Western League of Orator:, under
whose auspices these oralorical
clashes are held.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-06-02
Unveiled a Statue.

Our sister institution. the university
of Minnesota, f,ungly observed Mem
orial Day by unwilling a monumen, TO
the former students who participated
in the Spanish-American war. This
monument, heroic figure in bronz of
the soldier of 1898, stands like a SEN
final at the head of the entrance TO
the university drill grounds, directly
across from the armory, by far the
most appropriate place on the entire
campus. The statue stands on a six
foot granite pedestal and on the pedes-
tai are engraved the words Erected
in memory of the students of the uni
versity of Minnesota, who served their
country in the war with Spain, 1895
SO"
Mrs. Thee. Alice Ruggles Kitson
was the designer of the monument
which is pronounced rare work of
art by all who witnessed the unveil-
ing.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-06-02

gathered in the dining roos of Davis
Hall and enjoyed a delightful menu
assortment The guests to the num-
Der of about IS. gathered around the
festive board shortly after six O'Clock.
and the speakers. Ethel Crazy for the
seniors and Agnes Mclean for the
juniors. were introduced by Dora
Herman the POSTMASTER for the oc-
casion. Professor Kennedy, dean of
the normal department, also responded
in short speech, short, but full of
good advice and very appropriate for
the occasion. After the toasts and the
banquet, the party adjourned to the
parlor overhead, and a very pleasant.
social time was spent. The company
was treated to several musical num-
bers. The invited guests were Presi-
dent and Mrs. Merrifeld, Professor
and Mrs. Kennedy. Professor Mscnie
and Miss Donovan.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-06-02
THE FATAL IDEs.
Important Dates For University
Students are Given.

The university calendar commencing
Monday, June 4th, and lasting until
January /, 1907, Is as follows:
June /. Monday. Oratorical contest
for the department OF public ins,ruc-
ton prizes.
June {, Thursday. Final examinations
begin.
June 8. Saturday. Defamation con-
test for the main trophy prize.
June 10. Sunday. Baccalaureate SER
mon.
June il, Monday. Law school exe--
cises.
June IL. Tuesday. Class day.
June 10. Wednesday. Alumni day.
Presidents reception.
June II. Thursday. Commencement
Commencement dinner
June %. Monday. Summer term be-
gins.
Angus, 10. Friday. Summer term
ends.
September 25. Tuesday. Fall term
begins. Registration day in all de-
DaTtments.
November %. Thursday. Thanks
giving day. No College exercises.
December /. Saturday Inter-so-
c:stT debate between the Adelphi and
the Forum.
December 3. Monday. lnter-socie,y
debate between the A. D. T. and the
Adj .Altiora.
December IS. Tuesday. Term ex-
anina,ions begin.
December 81. Friday noon. Chris
Imas vacation begins.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-06-02
4 Hearty Send OF.

]. Raoul Besse, Arts '05, who recent
~ passed the civil service examina-
lions for the revenue cutter service,
was given hearty send OF by his
many friends at the university. Mr..
Besse left for Washington from ,Xhere
he will be ordered in all probabilities
TO the revenue service school. located
about twenty miles from the city of
Annapolis, Md The appointment
which Mr.. Besse has received, carries
with it the rank OF third lieutenant in
the United States Cutter Service, with
salary of 81 500 per annum to start
in on. "Raoul" enjoys the distinction
of being the first from this state TO
successfully undergo the trying ex-
aminations and ordeals set by the
government officials.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-06-02
SPEAKERS WERE CHOSEN.
Six Orators Picked at the Preliminary
Contest for Commencement Day.

Monday night the candidates for
commencement oratorical honors
gathered al the chapel in the main
building at the university. and the
final preliminary contest Of the year
was held. Eleven orators chosen from
si1 departments OF the institution
were present, and the ora,ions were
deserving Of the highest praise and,
it is safe TO say that, commencement,
day will witness z fine program at the
Opera House. The six chosen were:
John Anderson. Thomas Crater and
Martin Ruud OF the ATS Department;
Viggo Johnson and Samuel Mosby
OF the Law School: Mrs Grace B.
Putnam OF the Teachers College. The
other speakers were Henry Lykken,
Ethe! Tassel. Mark Lowell. Clara Wolff
and J. ]. Samson. Rev. F. E. r. Mil
Ter. r. 3. Griffith and Samuel Torge.-
son acted as judges.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-06-02
HAS TAKEN REINs.
New Board Of Editors Of Student Has
Started on its Work.

The new board of officers OF the
Weekly Student has just finished its
toll and trouble in getting the first
issue of the paper off the press Some
time ago. the class having the publica-
ton of the student under control. voted
TO change the title News Editor" to
Associate Editor This makes two
associate editors, as the Law school
elects one each year. The following is
the personnel OF the board that has
just assumed control.
Managing Edi,or-Harry H. Cooper
Associate Editor-Richard Wenzel.
Associate Editor William Husband
Literary Editor-Cecil Ward.
Local Editor-Ida Kirk
Business Manager-John Carkin.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-06-02
4 HIGH DEGREE.
The Candidate For the Degree of Mas.
ter Of Arts Must Satisfy the
Following Conditions.

Several former students of the uni
versity are candidates for the degree
of Master of Arts. The following con-
ditions laid down By the university
faculty, govern the conferrment:
The candidate must make written
application to the Faculty. asking to
be permitted 10 become a candidate
for the degree and naming the depart
ments in which he desires 70 study.
Should his application receives the
approval of the Faculty. he must then
pursue. If graduate of another in
stitution. for at least one year in resi-
dence, or. If graduate of this Uni
versity. for not less than one year in
residence. or two years in absentia. a
course OF study in one major and two
minor subjects under the direction and
supervision OF a special committee of
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-06-02
HAS BEGUN RESEARCH.
Dr.. Libby Of the University Left Wed.
nesda! ON His Search for Indian
Villages.

DR.. o. G. Libby. professor of history
at the university and secretary of the
Historical Society of North Dakota, left
Wednesday night for a three weeks
stay at Stanton. Mercer county, stu
ated at the junction of the Knife river
with the Missouri, and not far from
the old Fort Berthold Indian Reserva-
ton. There he will be met by three
intelligent Indians. the delegates from
the three tribes directly concerned
the Reds. the eros Ventes and the
Mandans. These Indians will assist him
in locating the old Indian village and
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-06-02
Senior Laws Entertained.

1t was jolly company that assemb-
led at the home of President and Mrs
Merrifield on Thursday evening. Each
year the president is accustomed to
have the Law School seniors at his
home and the event is always looked
forward to very eagerly by the law
graduating classes each year. The
members to enjoy the invitation this
year are: Henry Blichfeldt. P. A. An
derson, R. J. Murphy. NJ. Crimson. VIM
Padden, ]. j. Sampson. E. c. Rudolph.
j. a. Mole. Ben Freeberger. Truax
Green, Viggo Johnson. j. E. Williams,
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4 Landscape Artist.

The grounds around the university
are rapidly assuming a beautiful ap-
pearance. Mr. Wallinger has a force
of men constantly at work, and the
way the campus shows up, indicates
clearly that Mr.. Wallinger is land
scape artist of no mean ability.
The 1000 or more trees and shrubs
recently set out are thriving well, and
grass is springing up along the bed
of the railroad spur which crosses the
campus and before the end of the sum-
mer, Mr.. Wallinger expects to have a
veritable Garden of Eden on his
hands.
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The State Uniuersitu

the Faculty. consisting of the pro-
fessors in charge OF the subjects
chosen. the professor in charge of the
major subject being chairman.
He must pass with credit examina-
tons On the work pursued, and pres
eni, no, later than May of the year
in which he wishes to receive his de-
gree. satisfactory thesis on a sub
iect approved By the professor in
charge of his major subject
He must pay fee equal to the
matriculation fee of undergraduates.
and also fee Of five dollars for his
diploma
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Ref.rnel Iarireihle.

The second baseball team of the uni
yersity had a nice trip northward to
the city of Crystal for the purpose of
trying conclusions with the team
representing that city. However. the
Vet weather stepped in and their good
intentions were checked, the boys re-
turning Thursday night, without hav-
ing any satisfaction whatever along
the line of baseball game Never
theless the boys report 9 good time
and are more than willing to take just
such another trip. Those included in
the trip are as follows: Wenzel. Nc
Donald Rodgers. Farnham, Brennan.
Nelson, Jacobson, Ruud. Swenseid and
Hardgraye.