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Ell KALAH TEMPLE A. A o n. NJ. 8.
Third Wednesday os each month. Ma
sonic hall at p. m. All mobiles sojourn
Ing invited. ]. NJ. Marriott. Potentate.
w ]. Barnes. Recorder
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ON DIAMONDS. WATCHES. JEWEL
ry, clothing guns. tools, trunks. furs,
institutions, etc, low Inst Large loans at
banking rates. Uncle Sam, 80 f. 1st So.
s135
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YOUNG MEN TO LEARN TEIE-
graphy and railway business. Salary of
operators $50 to Sle0 per month No other
procession offers such inducements to
young men Call OF write for particulars
Western Telegraph Institute 125 CONNER
cial block, Salt Lake s2l06
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WANTED GOOD REAL ESTATE
loans at s. Z. per cent Fritsch No IL
E End South. sll9l
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WANTED HELP

GiRl. WANTED WHO HAS SOME
kno~leoge OF cooking; family OF
three, good homo and good wages Gpply
IN the forenoon, 72i East Second South
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A GREAT BUY
4s1axls5 on Ord So near w t faces
south. old lo-room house. rent $40 per mo
lTlce for a. short tlme $500 You'll
o0uole Your money on this piece.
Little Ss Little, cor. Main and 2nd So
under Natl Bank OF Republic
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IA GOODS OF ALL DE-
4 ga,em Furn. Co, second
7scsss: Ind. 1925, Bell l79i-Y.
hlZ72
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MIDWIFE

PEITATE HOME FOR CONFINEMENT
cases Mrs. A NJ. Olsen, 525 East sth
South 'Phono Bell POLLY slaN
PRIVATE HOME FOR CONFINEMENT
cases Mrs. Lizzie Gcisler. 226 West 3rd
North Bell phone SILK. nloU
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DON'T BORROW TROUBLE; BORROW
money Salaried men or women accom-
roo1afed on their note without mortgage
or Indorser. easy payments; confidential
cherry M d F Walker bldg. cl517
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CHEAPEST RATES ON FURNITURE,
pianos, etc. without removal. Room 3.
over Utah National bank. h21S1
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fcn TO $500 ON INSIDE
Ia busiaess property No-
}|rfssle.
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c. J. BOWMAN, REAL ESTATE.
Room 5. Eagle block. Ind phone $3.50
szSoo-Beautiful cottage. red pressed
bricks on l1th East, rooms electric
lights good cellar. handsome lawn, barn;
LOT Soxl62 IT. to alley, nicely fenced; 1900
Sl5W-I-room frame, 9Th South, near
Liberty park. ,ot 2Iaxl0 rods. A nice home
ana the cheapest buy in the city.
S2W-White pressed brick. on Tth St,
rooms. modern; 500 cash. bal. terms
l have number Of new modern brick
homes on east side. Prices. $500 to 5000
on easy terms. Vacant lots In any part
OF city. Small garden tracts
c. J. BOWMAN,
ROOM 8, EAGLE BLK
IND. PHONE $500 t30
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MONEY TO LOAN

ON ANY GOOD SECURITY; PRIVATE;
honest treatment; low rates. Equit.
Loan & Inv. Co, 631s w, End So. slS73
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yac2 PAID FOR IRON.
I AslIeS rubber. copper. etc
g z. Sth So, phone 22s,
z30l
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VERY CHEAP MONEY! VERY CHEAP
MONEY!

Cheapest rates and easiest terms In
city, on any chattel security; we defy
competition; CONFIDENTIAL CALL be con-
vlnced Room u2 over Keith-OBrien
store $1,000
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|TET-~~~-~~N-0-0~NO~ NO~-~N~-~~~~~~
BOOKS TO POST. MISS
b 4sin. tl52
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GIRL FOR GENERAL HoUsBwoRK
No. Fl, Douglas tiS1 ,Si
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5000 TO $4,000 ON IMPROVED REAL
estate or business property. Address P
81, Tribune.
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FOR RENT

bRlCk EARN, S3xs0 FIT, WITH AMPLE
ground in rear. ON 18th South' onnoaIie
WY Wy, ana county building. from May 1st
~ ~ III ehIhrse for responsible tenant Street
pe paved Fritsch. No. l2 East End
oOu'H ST tl36
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COMPETENT WOMAN. ONE WITH A
child not objected to, to work with
children. 66 / St t2s
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$1,000 TO 5000, ONE TO FIVE YEARS.
farm or city property. James x, Shaw
&, Co, over 153 So, Main st. rlO55
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na asNA :, a DON'T FoRGET
a se 20 Marble Slab Shoe
asdI = sam am Locke. at the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-04

GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK.
must be good cook 424 First St s21l6
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a YOUNG GIRL WANTED TO Do
light houscwork and care for baby, 1857
md street Take 1st street car S20i9
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FuRN. FRONT ROOM
IS'vo. rs go. 3rd East s1eso
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WANTED-A FIRsT-CLAss BARBER
Sio susrsntee Capital Barber Shop
Boise. Idaho. 500 Main ST *
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UPH0lSTERING & REPAIRING

stored and repaired Estimates submit
ted on request Phones 3299. S. L. Matt.
G. Mfg Co, los ". lst SO, s2c4
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WANTED, FIRST CLASS ALL ROUND
candy maker Kohnle's Confectionery
72S Main St, Boise. Ida III
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y SUlTABLE FOR TWO
' Fan and wife, 137 No
sl937
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AT LOWEST LIVING RATES ON
nianos furniture, horses, vehicles; easy
terms F. c Wood. 149 Main st, T. 80.
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Is ROOMS, WITH OR
Investigate 81 W. lst
tls4
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toARD AND ROOM, Sc
1odern home. III So
$3.50
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COMPETENT GIRL WANTED FOR
general homework. 37b 3rd st
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WANT ALL THE GOOD LOANS
can secure, no commission; no Eastern
connany: no third party; low rate, many
onions. Russell L. Tracy. No. IL E, 1st
South. n7Vl
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MODERN 6-RooM BRICK, $50 E. sRD
oos Barn, etc. Inquire NJ H. Desky,
zoo So. Main tSs
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PRIVATE LOANS; NO REMOVAL;
~" e3oo
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LOST

mi
uoLLIEs. ONE ALL
~" s"o. old; one sable and
4 Is, otd, with wide white
= az and hind feet white,
~ ii'ee, Return to a4S So.
. ts9
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|ETBD-AGENTS

PERMANENT INCOME,
aces 10 work on. Sell our
~ you make a steady Gus
- samples and advertising
- Crest Dept, r., Big
sl3S
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t,laU TUESDAY EVENING,
y 4 s co,,,t. bet. lst and 9th So
\ f,r.liss .Ouisms store. lst So.
III
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s!A-RoQM HOUSE, 7TH EAST. BE-
'@een Brigham and 1st South Inquire
10 r Ind South. jeweiry store. s2lOo
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EXPERIENCED GROCERY DEIIy-
$40 SO, Main tSS
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WALL PAPER CLEANED

BUTTE PAPER CLEANING co.
Leave orders at Smith Drug 90 botn li
phones 233. VI
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DIARIES
ELECTRO .DERMATOLOGIST

Observation-Disclosures = HAIR.
moles bIrthmaTks, frccltles red spots.
oil impcrfcctions OF the skin permanently
removed by electric needles, Miss Small,
Col Templeton bldg s60l
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- ifd 30. :. =
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AND ROOMS

sWas. WITH BOARD,
private family, 81 80 per
ISl North Phone zoo. tl33
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SECRET SOCIETIES
Knights of Pythias.

LINCOLN lodge No. o. X of p meets
every Saturday evening, o'clock. x. Of
2. hall
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A GOOD SBAMsTRESs; MUST BE
Dwight, 1856 3rd St no
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED

FURNISHED ROOMS. WITH OR WITH
out Housekeeping. modern. 81 and s. per
mo No. Amos terrace, rear OF 323 e.
Ord So. Bell phone 3S54-N. sias9
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PERSONAL,

.sar,EssTloNATE. e LIKE
- ssG y or % with means;
tS6
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BUTCHER. $50 PER MONTH
Strocks Employment Agency, IS w End
Soutns tS2
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FOUNDRY AND STOVE REPAIRS

G d. LOVETT. ALL MAKES RE
paired Foundry. a y. Ith west Pno,ss ,s
23DI-k W
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EAsy MONEY, EASY TERMS, EASY
rate.. very private; chnttele and other
securities See u.s. Room 200 Atlas block.
1913
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ROCKY MOUNTAIN lodge No. 3-Ever,
Thursday evening, X. OF P. aalL
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PRIVATE PARTY HAS MONEY ON
furniture. etc Lowest rates. Confden-
tai Address S ], Tribune, r+43
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GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work. small family; 1863 SO. Main tso
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d AND TOMBSTONES

!. osDsR now FOR se.i DEG {,
VSK Mckenzie. E22 State st u
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CARPENTER AND J0BBER

A. L. HAMLlN, REAR o53 SO. MAIN.
Ind fone 142l: residence, 2576. tG5
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SIX.RM. MOD HOUSE. CLOSE IN, $50
Call III Phipps court s196
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y, NH,Es,,RO0MED MODERN HOUSE AT
M 80 west Temple st Clean, Inquire
= ooI 90 W. Temp. st. t130
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DR.. A SCOTT CHAPMAN. DENTIST.
6nj-j06 Scott bldg. Bell lS54-Y Ind. 265S.
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ENGRAYERS AND DESIGNERS

ETCHINGS. HALT-TONES AND CUTS
De Bouzek Engraving Co g25lt
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Ord So. in rear ITO
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MRS P. FONTYN. CLAIRVOYANT AND
trance medium. 267 S. w. Temple. oS91
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J. E DARMER LAWYER. OFFICES
1919 Commercial blk. Phones 9is-E
- - M-27A9
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HAY, COAL AND GRAIN
HARYEY & co, 40 w. S. TEMPLE
Bell phone 1927. Ind 12l4. )S-
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AT SOUTH PARK

SOUTH PARK. Mar. 81 within
the last 50 days "a building permits
have been issued and several build
inaH have been completed
Tho south Park council viii hold
Ita regular meeting next Monday
night ~ which several important
subjects vii he brought up
John Lewis 81 South Pork. who
owned the building recently destroy
"a by fire. has IA crew uf men now
n work eHcaNatluR for new two
story brick building which viii be
erected whore the old one stood.
The building wlll be Gpzs0 The top
floor VIII be uasd for dance hall
and VIII have "A dining room aalain-
laR a.
Tho chemical wagon 81 the South
Park fire department la expected 10
arrive Sunday morning. and thor
ouRh test vlil be given If neat Tues
day niEhi by the chief
Aduiuh Green and wife 81 South
Park we're recently arrested for per.
aistiuF IN keeping their children out
Of school after being warned several
times - the school authorities
they we're fined so and costs
e. %. itaEcn. who just arrived from
Eau claire. Wla.. il visiting relatives
al South Park and will go 10 Bel
ilHEhan next sunday
SITE. galloway f. slowly recovering
from a stroke 81 paralysis which has
kept her confined 10 her home for
several weeks.
chas. Moran. who has been sick
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NEWSPAPERS
Do HIM Up
PUBLICITY PROVES pgTHl.
MENTAL TO BuNco OPERA.
TONS OF MAN FROM sWE.
DEN.

The bunko svede has 20 all ap-
pearances worked out hla peculiar
graft in Seattle During tho past
few days the police have received
several reports 81 places where he
called with the usual fairy tale
about knowing relatives back IN the
old country. but failed To secure tho
money when he requested a loan
Whoever the man may be. he ia a
genius IN hls way. and 80 FAR the
police have not been able TO apprr.
bend him For the past sir months
be has made enough from his
scheme 10 live on easy street" Yes
tcrdaY. though. he called upon
Mrs Fiattuu. AZ 1913 East Forty
second e. and after remarkiug
about the folks IN the old country.
asked a loan Of s.. The woman q
husband was working nearby and
when called IN. told the man he had
heard all about his game through
the newspapers.
The huuko man promised 10 call
around again today to prove that he
was honest. but Il ia hardly neceas
sary TO state that the affable gen
tleman whose speciality Is a vast
acquaintance ia Sweden will not
show up
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through the skin and they must keep
Themselves wet iH order for the air
70 ~ into solution ana thus soak
through the skin. ON account Of
the recent long stretch ~ dry wealth
ar the worms have appeared iu uuz
usually great numbers since the
rains began e. fail
TheY Mill soon disappear into the
ground again and remain the rest
Of the year During this time they
liYe solely upon the soil They
are the insects that can digest the
earth Darwin has estimated that
the angle worms have Transformed
the soil ~ England three times dur
Ing the last century. They are the
greatest fertilizers ~ nature.
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PASS GRAFT IN
THE BALANCE

pslsrs and users ~ street car
tsssss A. ne eity he'll are watch
= saA Mssresg ths foffheomlnK
sesaa from Cooperation Eeausel
cAAaan 81 the validity 81 The pass
: rfca tAat eriuieH vifl depend
srssa4F its pass srst vnl BE- per-
m,isa 70 eaatinur None 81 the
rssss haze been lassei during the
s.usus saasnslga,iaH. Mayor Moote
hsas Asssss4 that It - Illegal Zoe
sNFhs Is aee~ui or asa them
~ 4 psuhatiy The pprst abusa
aas rass sgil as s haa existed n
a. tsi kas been their Use hy a
rsnsef q miner CLERKS ana poiiti.
= saaxzss-ea. The latter arr net
registered ID he fsan Rise provision
vng@uag 10 authaFtse their issu.
~ 3 ne aaycg. ulenih@fs - the
a. ssafsii and members e The
aAzl q rUelle WORKS Wee thia
usslsaa vaH4 Il woali provide for
, saass4 uhike az q nattrf % fact
ass aFs usaElf 30 fazsss guEkian1s
~
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PROSECUTION s
CASE WEAK

STOCKTON. Cal March sl-The
general opinion among lawyers IL
thai the defense haa the hesl 81 The
Lanaux case. and that the woman
viii not SET worse than p man
slaughter verdict. and has sood
chance of hung Jury OF agQuittal
The prosecution admits they have
not discovered a motive and cannot
prove that the woman gave Ne.
Vicar pnison. although they will st-
tempt Ia prove this by elfeumstaa-
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ny Jas W nAsnroRn.

Resident bishop IN China Of the
NJ ~ church.
V'orNfisht 1900. hf the Newspaper
Enterprise AHaogiatianD
SHANGHAI. CHINA The Amef.
can boycott broke out IN the spring
OF 1908. II Was tuauFuratvd hy the
Chinese guilds
Every business iu china Ii organ
ifed into a guild, and these guilds
especially when they unite. are
quite az powerful ia the exercise Of
practical control over the people az
II the general government They
can give aur American Workmen.
ana possibly even our American
trusts points in the organisation
aud control ~ the people.
The guilds we're aroused 20 action
by What may be STYLED young
china aud especially by the chs
nvHe newspapers china was the
first nation 60 discover tho news
paper az she was the first ma
uoh Go discover the mariners
compass. Kunrpwder otc. Hut until
the last three or four years China
HftF At"Nf u.s. NtNf r. wv OF ANN HAEHa
that she made Of Huupowder
lNur yeara aEo there were three
newspapers published Ia Ttgutaln.
the great northern metropolis %
the empire nov there afe 60. The
first class volume entitled New
f0feea In old china. by ur uroVn.
% the Presbyterian board 81 mis-
sipna announced Ia 1904 that china
was pakina Immense progress IN
poHtefflces. and that 500 offices Wete
Ia operation. sH compared with 500
only two " three feRra previously
nut TO-DAY there are over isaa
poataffices IN china. The return ~
young Chinese from America. and
above all. the publication m the
now spapcru Of the facts which these
young men save 81 their treatment
by Americans. awakened in 1905 the
first manifestation ~ national senti-
ment in this great empire ana led
10 the organization 81 the boycott
The boycott ~ first threatened 90
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THE AMERICAN BOYCOTT

leading 10 violence than Oh other
efforts combined.
A. the missionaries met AZ their
summer conferences FOR rest and
mutual aid last simmer the boy
colt was earnestly discussed aud
ita possibilities Of injury clearly
recognized. Fortunately however,
very feH schools and hospitals have
suffered 70 any appreeiahio extent
haftd most Of the schools Wnd col.
laFHn received far more applicants
foe admission last fall than they
teutd grant aud for lack of room
siudynla were turned aWuy from the
leHdihE Christian colleges uf China
:. I've real drmand upon the part ~
the fhiueho also for western goods
ana their preference in many eases
M american Euuds rather than the
Kao1a ~ Germany or England. has
prevented the commercial boycott
hteonilus AZ serious aa WAS nf first
thfeBicuad
Tho possibilities of the boycott
hqWtVot afr fully realized by Au-
efieahH. and even indeed ovefeatl-
fnafhd BY the chinese. Through
their guild organizations. the} can
Use thia instrument Of retaliation
utufe effectively than any nation iu
Europe or America There IL no
power bf which the Chinese govern
msut can compel bier citizens a. buy
our rouds ana All that aur govern
Wsnt can Insist upon Is an equal
right 10 Introduce the goods aud enc
tese them fut sale alongside other
goods
n our government Is NlHe. II VIII
utilize the present occasion. when
the boycott r. largely suspended end
mKaf has been turned Ia America By
the conduct ~ Consul Rodgers lu the
shanghai fiot. Ia substitute for nu
exclusion act, mentioning the ehi-
neHe by name, a general exclusion
lav based upon failure % rend and
write with intelligence the language
Of ones native country. and thus Inc
sure TIE favor ard secure the trade
~ ehinaH 100000 300.
Already the trade Of ihia coast
nom Singapore 20 Vlndlyaatok
amounts To a billion dollars year.
Tho United States must have WafId
markets. IN the struggle for the
markets ~ this great empire the
United States he's ihe advantage in
position - any either nation on
earth. hhu has undoubtedly en-
ieYed Ereatrr favor with China in
The past than any u her compstl-
iefs. she can exclude every Chinese
copiir from the United states hy a.
SEVERAL iAw based upou education
Would II not be Wise. therefore
Tor the government Go pass nu 81
eiusipn law. the justice aud states.
manship Of which VIII commend tt
70 future generations. aud Wll en-
hhia America "a sin ard hold the
Immense trade bound 60 arise or
this side q ihe Pacific during the
askt % ysarrY
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with pneumonia for the inst week.
ia nos lu % serious condition.
4 grand concert sill boz given by
the ladies' N the South Park church
Tuesday evening, April TO- fl Dud-
ley'H hall Refreshments viii be
served
a nfemep's bonent ball viii be
given b. tho south Park fire depart
ment April II in Dudley'a hall
Wnrreu.s orchestra will furnish the
music for the evening and "a special
car will be- chartered % carry the
weary dancers back % Seattle. The
proceeds % the dance VIII 20 to-
wards paying for the new chemical
wagon which wili arrive next Sun
day.
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Rousto ~ YOUNG CHINA AND TIE NEW NEWSPAPERS rHG
GUILDS CARRIED lT-RoosGveLr AND TIE MISSION.
ARits HAVE CHECKED IT. SAYS BISHOP BAsHFoap.

be very serious The tfteunlnl edu-
eational conference Tor china NhH
ln session a. shanghai at the time
of the outbreak. aud / was asked 90
preside at "a meeting Of the Ameri-
cans then assembled IA shanghai
from almost every province ia che
empire. An excellent COMMITTEES
vas appointed with such men as pr
Arthur smith aud RohE D. Lewis.
If the v n g. A. upon H. and fep-
rvHantatluuH we're made 60 rfaal.
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ANGLE WORM ARMY
COMES To SEATTLE

Seattle people are Just now both
cred with an uugnlnly army Of an-
gle worms which ARE pnrndiag the
sidewalks and lawns all over the
city II might be- remarked thnt
they do not constitute "a pest or
that the rhrubbery Niil be eaten
up. ns was the ease Ia the eatefpIl-
lar raid two seatH ago n ia just
a YonfiY occurrence. little worse
this year on account Of the eoudi
tlnns uf the weather
Every spring these worms come
aut 81 the ground 20 say irilna Hud
then crawl back again. They must
como out during damp weather be-
order 10 breathe. for they breathe
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-, a. he best plan Tor seeaf-
Va ~. auditorium that fer such a
l's ~ .',,s has been badly needed IN
~ y, and which Is absolutely
~ a.. =, for the reception OF the
s '..''.'l,s raasayor convention here
n issi =, ~, armor,
~ .,,,orlem on the site ALREADY
=. a, Western az aud le.
y. 49, 4 has been indefinitely post.
- ,Anagh the lesal eemp'''s-
~. r.sariias The soun'ys po.
y, a.n,tion Of sSo.ooo toward the
'.lIilss. valsh must be settled In
N''s liasele PARK Plan.
-. e,lv substitute plan thus tar
..,.s Is TIE erection by private
-. a an auditorium ~ the
sroapas adjoining The Liza
y. y. an reservoir at Pine st. aud
~ s.....y. II the city would lease
~. ,rpsr,y cor aothlng or a nom
-, sem far thc purpose tt Is De.
- nat The required capital
- h. mbscflbed The location
eairal a. Is needed for an
-, l.um. and there Ia ample
: IA, portion Of the traft Bius
- Al he reservoir where the
s,.s,lam would be built there Is
- tAaa 80 feet II frontage on
800 Whether the htafd ~ pub
I. xoxks az the park beard has
s,4.l,alon over H. however. Is not
800 Tuo-thlrds % the original
- q she whole tract was paid out
i ~ water fund and one third
=, Z ne park fuud bat tbe seg
.x.sAs has "a, yet b-an made Il
pe,habls that whsn It j.. the park