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s esssss OOOO c0oo 0ooo
Secures nice lot on South Temple near
West Temple.
Buys the Presbyterian church on 4th
west near End South, lot 99Xl65 feet, This
is Al for warehouse. as trackase can
be had to this property. The old church
is substantial and can be used to good
advantage.
West End South In tho paved district.
splendid lot south front
The old ST. Marks school, 53lsx1T3 feet,
present rental sl25 per month,
S1B,510
7O-foot frontage. with splendid improve
ments, renting for sos per month Can
be increased. on 1st West near End So
$500
SKI rods, corner. on Enst 4th South 4
broom cottages on this property Nothing
better for the money In this town.
On State, near Granite stake meeting
house, corner, the improvements cost
the owner about 5000 VIII you make
offer OF zoe on the dollar? This must be
sold before the 1st of March,
RESIDENCES
broom modern brick cottage on r ST.
rear-s325o This price will stand for this
week only
on LIST near p. 7-room modern 2-story
residence, lot 2'Ax1o rods, si5oo Can make
reasonable terms
broom modern brick cottage on St,
near Brigham, 2IsX10 rods, $3.50
Near 4th East and 11th South, 37hX126
feet, with Groom house, good flowing
we'll and big bargain at $3.50.
Splendid 4-room brick house. room for
Two more rooms upstairs, near 9th South
and 9th East, lot 60Xl57 feet to alley. Ims
proved with lawn, shade and fruit trees
s2l00.
on 9th South near 7th East, splendid
4-room modern brick cottage at $3.50
This Is cash proposition
SOXlp feet, with 4-room frame house. It
IL not modern mansion, nor Is the price
! can soil II for $500. Located on Sth
East near 1lth South
Near 5th South and 10th East good s.
room brick house, with 5x10 rods. s2l0o
Look at the house on sth East, near
End South. II Ia a 2-story, white pressed
brick; everything substantial about IT,
and II Is honestly constructed. IT Will
be completed in about 60 days, can make
n special price of 5000. and Will deliver
the property complete to move into
Terms can be arranged, You cannot beat
1t In tho city.
SOME CHOICE BUILDING LOTS.
on j st, near 5th iNl0 rods, with old
house, for 1890.
21sx7l5 rois on 2nd street. south front
2ta rods frontage on eth near f. 5000
Cor 4th East and 9Th South. 2l2XIlz rods
$3.50.
About 2]sxlO rods near 9th South and
9th East for $50.
Gx1o rods on 18th East near ith South
5000
Quarter of block on St. for $500.
On n 81. near lst east front, Ssx123lz
feet, for $3.50.
on 7th South near End West. 3xlO rods,
A. Richter. 10 West 1st South. Phones
GAL. s1353
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FOR SALE REAL ESTATE

ON FIRST ST, BETWEEN STATE
>, ana A. per loot -..........s..........'sl 500 500
Near 4th North and ist West. nearly '''''
any size LOT at. per rod. ..--......,,. .$400
Near N. Temple and 9Th West. A.
room brick, with frame. kitchen.
pantry closets. water in house. -.
5-room brick and frame, interior
beautifully decorated. good artesian
well and barn. fine shade. located
Fine I1-acre farm in Holiday. with
good water right, only. ...............$ 5000
Good t-room brick, shade. cellar,
WHAT ABOUT THIS? 5hxs near
9Th East and 3rd South, for; $3.50
balance ~ per mo, int per cent. S22jO
New 5-room modern pressed brick,
near 9Th So. and 7th East. good
7-room modern 2-story pressed brick
In Capitol ave. add, $500 cash, bal
monthly ............ .................. $3.50
side, renting for sl2bo each. water
In house Slax7 lot. blocks from
Near 9Th e. and 7th So. a new s.
room modern pressed brick. lot 215
x71e- + terms ,.s...-..............,S 5000
Near sth SO. and Sth East, a now s.
room modern pressed brick. .,,.-. 5000
Near 9th Z. and 9th So, 5-room
modern pressed brick. nearly new.
halls. por. bath. toilet. lavatory.
E. L.. furnace, cellar, natural wood,
etc. .............. ....,,.,....,..........$3 $3.50
Within blocks OF the Temple a =
room modern brick, not n new
house. but In first-class condition,
and 6Nl0 LOT .............--..........s4 $500
30xl45 TO alley on 1st South between
State and End East. for fow days
at per foot -............... 5000
Look at the beautiful 6Xl0 corner OF
4th and J, with n fine Groom mod
brick cottage on 1t. for.............. $1,000
$4,000 business block that PAYS PER
CENT NET.
Little e. Little, under Walkers bank.
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union PACIFIC
RAILROAD LANDS
UTAH and WY0MIM C

In large and small tracts, desirable
for sheep and cattle raising. Easy
ten-year payments; only one-tenth OF
the purchase price required down,
There is good money In range land.
Full particulars, prices, etc, call
on or wTito Union Pacific Land
Agency, 15 West Second South street,
Salt Lake City, Utah.
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A FEW GOOD BARGAINS.
S2Soo-l-room pr. brick. n. +. bench. lot
31ax7 rods = cash
s55Oo-lG-Toom double pr. brick, 5 rooms
each. II. e. bcnch. lot 5x9 rods
5000 cash, bal. easy.
s1icO--room pr. brick. city water electric
light, near Sth East: 500 cash, bal.
easy.
sl200-l-room frame. adobe lined on Sth
South, lot 2x5 rods
s20OO-5-room pr. brick, modern, near 9th
South; $500 cash, bal. $40 month !.
interest Z per cent
SS5N-4-room frame, S. F.. lot 75x140 It. ;
$500 cash, bal. easy,
HUBBARD INVESTMENT CO.
rs West End South 1889
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
MEEKs AND LYNCH

BIS and 316 Atlas Block.
We have one OF the largest and choicest
lists OF vacant and improved property in
the city.
3Si1S115 and alley, faces south on Second
St, bet H Sc s. We have 20 rods 'front.'
age and VIII divide to suit purchaser.
~ rods, south frontage. on 1st st, sew
er, sidewalks. Only $l0J5
40n1l6 and r Of w; faces east. 10th East.
bet. End and 3rd So; sewer; only sl250:
terms.
a14xl16 6: r. of w: corner of ]. & 7th;
faces So. & E.; sl10o.
Sxlo, End st. bet. B & C; only $3.50.
6x6 rods; faces So. on 1st street; 2
houses, close in. bargain.
2]axS & r. of Way, End South. Eth E. !.
only 325Q0.
MEEKs & LYNCH.
3l5 g. 3l6 Atlas Block.
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GREAT BUY ON BIRD SOUTH.

4e4x165 Bird So. bet. w T and First
West, facing south, old house; rents $40
per mo, for sl25cO
Property only y block cast OF this
piece cannot be had for less than $1,000 per
foot Buy this now and double your
money in one year.
Little & Little. under Walker bank. slS2s
BEAUTIFUL HOME ON 1ST ST
There is nothing in town equal 10 1t for
n per cent more money. II has ten
rooms, all hardwood downs tairs. the din
inG-room and reception hall most artistic
In arrangement and detail; furnace, laun-
dry, tubs, extra toilet I'm basement,
speaking tubes clothes chute, etc. II
you pro looking FOR u home, don't buy be-
fore seeing this. Price. $3.50.
9-room modern pressed brick that cost
$4,000 10 build, located near new Catholic
church. all hardwood downstairs $1,000
A new 7-room modern two-story pressed
brick on Srd st; modern plumbing, fur
mace, etc. $500
West Temple and 7th and Sth SOUTH. Is a
new I-rocm modern pressed brick; stair
way 10 attic where one more room can
be made; hall. por. bath, toilet. lavRtory.
h. l., sink, good cellar, hard oil finish,
etc. $3.50
Prospective business property, 2OIax165
on State, between 18th and 9Th So, at $500
There is sure money in the corner of
Ind Il. and Bird South at 1900 per foot
You cannot buy any in the center Of the
DlpCR lOr less tndn HL'J toOt,
S2l9&ll6Is, corner or 3rd South and 3rd
West. with q large warehouse on II, with
r. X. tracks on the side. 1t viii pay in
terest. It's only half a block from the
new r. c.. w. depot and would be
great site for hotel $50 per foot,
S2IaXlC5 on lst South, between 2nd and
3rd West, with a good brick house on IT,
The Is In line with the new O. s. l.,
depot and only Sl20 per foot,
l64 on Plum alley small street next to
Commercial ST., Mt 800 per foot, A
olass of buildings can be placed on this
property that Will pay 70 per cent per
year,
LITTLE & LITTLE, under Walkers
bank sl27
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WANTED-HELP

SHIFT BOSS. MACHINE MEN, SINGI "a
jack miners at Plumhofs Employment
agency. I57G w 2nd So. st. Bell phone
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GIRL FOR HoUsEwORK; FAMILY OF
four Sc X sl4l6
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FINE TABLE BOARD a SPECIALITY
at Mrs Reds 5Ol South MaIn. 1859
FURN. ROOM AND BOARD; PRIVATE
family. 67 East End So 81
TWO YOUNG MEN TO BOARD AND
room In private family. 1.Sdern house,
close In. s O. Tribune. rsol
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h. 81 Hanlsees H,I.nes Of Frank FS,lt n,
q. 81 'ii,ii.'i. 4 s'a Francisco
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PARTY WITH $3.50 WANTED TO CON
meet with business which VIII clear $3.50
per month. also solicitor wanted, good
opening for rustler; Investigate. l62 West
2nd So st sll99
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d SsL.,,.,W StD, WILLING TO
sp'WriteF. q Floral
E. sl33G
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STATE RIGHT FOR INVENTION
which has been successfully introduced
is for sale on royalty The right man
VIII clear SIS a day in the state OF Utah.
Write for information TO Il. Singer. Sc
curity building, Chicago. rli&
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MIDWIFE

PRiVATEj HOME FOR CONFINEMENT
cases. Mrs A. NJ. Olsen, $50 East 9Th
South. Phone Bell 255l-G. sl1H
PRIVATE HOME FOR CONFINEMENT
cases. Mrs. Lizzie Geisler, $50 West 5rl
North. Bell phone 55l-K- alvS'
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CIGAR SALESMAN WHO CAN COM
mand trade and Is acquainted In the
city. Call at room No. IL Eagle block. =
$40
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MEN AND WOMEN LEARN BARRIER
trade. wages while learning, steady
practice, expert Instructions, reduced
rates to ten students. Moler's College, SO
l.. lst South ST. 1924
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ELECTRO-DERMAT0LOGIST

EI,ECTRO-DERAIATO - HAIR.
moles, birthmnrks, freckles, red spots.
all imperfections Of the skin permanently
removed by electric needles. Miss Small
601 Tcmpleton bldg. s60l
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NURSE GIRL, AFTER SCHOOL AND
evenings. 357 L. 4th south. sS4G
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WATCH THIRD SOUTH.
THE COMING STREET.

Invest now.
You VIII pay more later on.
It's always go on a growing
street.
/ cnn sell you now the best
property on the street at the
lowest price.
Call and see.
W s. Crismon, Real Estate,
Room 800 Scott bldg.
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SAFE REPAIRING

EXPERT SAFE OPENING AND LOCK
work Salt Lake Stamp Co. cor 3rd
So and West Temple. Fones aA. PHO
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HOUSE MAID. SMALL FAMILY, GOOD
wages Apply i75 E. lst South. sIS5
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]. BOWMAN. ROOM EAGLf

c: j BOWMAN. ROOM EAGLE
block, IEd. phone $3.50.
$500 for new house. rooms. with
lots. The Is on the East bench and
fine location. Can give you terms.
5000 for fine up-to-dato white pressed
brick, strictly modern; large lot. $3cS
down bal. monthly, good location.
$500 for good 7-room modern home,
very close In. with good barn. s2no down.
bal. monthly.
$500 for 1S lots. s. f.. on car line. small
payment down and bal. monthly.
1900 per rod for 4x10 just back of Emery
Holmes, fine proposition.
$1,000 for 4-room house, with lots, west;
good chicken ranch; 500 down. bal.
monthly,
$500 for nice Groom pressed brick, toilet
and bath: small payment down and bal.
monthly.
5000 for 5-room brick. toilet and bath;
cellar, two porches. on cast side, 500
down, bal sS per month
5000. 7-room brick. close in, modern
lot 5X5. or corner; 1890 cash
We have large list OF farms. also chick
en- ranches to suit you. Give us a trial.
we take pleasure In showing you.
G. j. Bowman, room Eagle block. Ind,
phone $3.50. slS1
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WORK BY RELIA-
curtains a speciality.
. eS& -iS;o
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E.S ESGaa pas1lIoGG GENTLE AND
e9tel D as 5. porter in
. - Tribune.
GsS~ s1l26
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|ED-AGENTS

.rs,f ->-~~~-@O~~~~
-LsANENT INCOME.
% work on. Sell our
Nv nake q steady Gus
&e for samples and
Address. Crest Dept.
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A.ssiLI EARNED BY
|65 ,,c. ORDERS for US. outfit
.s,ss.,a s9a In business and
4 va, E,a, write for circu-
a ''A2n's Apparel Sup
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MONEY TO LOAN

CHEAPEST RATES ON FURNITURE.
pianos, etc, without removal. Room g..
over Utah National b0n@. h2lS1
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SECOND PORTER, ELEVATOR MAN.
Kenyon hotel sI4ss
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5000 TO $4,000 ON IMPROVED REAL
estate or business property Address 2
81, Tribune.
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DON'T MISS

Member S L. Real Estate Assn.
sll94
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SEE Us BEFORE BUYING.
You VIII save money by doing so, az
VIC have many bargains exclusively listed
with U.S.
$4,000 buys HISTORY frame and barn
with 5O-foot lot on 3rd West. Easy terms
$4,000. nice 5-room brick on Ith East;
lot IS by 1G5 feet A snap,
5000 90 for the best-built 5-room modern
home in town; just completed; on best
car line, on 9th East between 9th and
10th South
Nice building lots on Sth West near Ord
North, 30 by 165 feet, for $4,000. Good
dry land.
Wiison-sherman Co, 81 we'd. SO. Tel. 1872
1881
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

sss 6s 90 60 co 90 90 90
SS$$ 6s6 66 90 90 90 co 90 90
SIS 665 sec 90 90 90 90 90 90
66sssS O0OO 0100 5000
Secures nice lot on South Temple near
West Temple.
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED

'wo ROOMS. IS; ROOMS, $12; HOUSE
keeping. S5 e. 6th So. sl55.
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Sks FOR A NO 1 AR.
~ - natter. Call Mon
I9''h 1889
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NEATLY FURNISHED ROOM AND
board I'm private family, 30 Canyon road,
slHIl
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EINED

We LOAN YOU THE
Il, ~ diamonds watches
rsas, tools trunks. bi.
Il Instruments, ETC., et
s.rsed b. others. W c
"A Isssst and make large
Ec.es OF interest Uncle
Nvnbroker. 80 +. lSt
Et,l 81. Both phones.
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AN EXPERIENCED TRIMMER AND
saleslady can fiLd permanent position
by addressing Mrs +. A. Cook, rninincr,
Tremonton, Utah. slI79
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GROCERY

THE SOUTHARD GROCERY co. A
full line Of groceries and meats home
cooked foods speciality. Prompt deliV-
9Th South Bell phone S+B-Y. sT55
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h0RlD, COLUMBUS,
kGrnal OF Information,
I'D IDEAS for advcrtls.
hl fres sample. or lOc
VA 1857
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BOARD AND ROOMS

-~-~O~-~O--~---~-~-~~~~~~~-
ONE NICELY FURNISHED ROOM,
suitable for two; and board l52 w, 3rd
| So sl549
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LeNDs OF ALL De
rEt FUN. Co. second
"a LTD le25. Bell 1881 Y.
hl2I2
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BUSINESS CHANCES

THOSE DESIRING TO SELL THEIR
household goods 'phone IS. slSl
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~ y JOB. USED TO
ION Gaines, 86 %
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DEBTS COLLECTED ANYWHERE; NO
fee unless successful. Phoenix Law
assn, Sl2 Dooly building. sllO2
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WHEN IN EUREKA DON'T FORGET
] Will meet you at the Marble Slab Shoe
Shining parlorS l. Sam Locke, al the
Uuclo Sam. 76 and rs Main st. slOSS
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PERSONAL

LADIES-TO INTRODUCE THE ELEC-
trio massage and French Pacque, treat
ments viii be given at = price during
reduced accordingly one week only
Sanitarium hairdressng poTlors and la
dies Turkish baths, o. w Srd So slI2g
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n oSE Ne FIRsT-cLAss
ksl sna,oIussworker. want
rs, 'Ipstaunnt or family,
- 81 $3.50
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-05-26
MINERALS, ANIMALS AND PLANTS.
Many New Specimens Donated to the
University Museum During the
Last Year,

Located on the third floor of the
Science building the university has
one of the finest museums in the west
Professor Brannon, the curator of the
museum, has received many donations
of minerals, animals and plants with
in the last year from friends of the
university and these have been cata-
logued and the donor given credit on
a tag attached to the specimen.
The following contributions have
been received lately:
Mr. T. Metcalf, Lakota, n D.-Mal-
lard duck.
Mr.. A. Eastgate, Stump Lake, N.
D.-Collection of bird skins.
Mr. Leon Durocher, st. John, N. D.
Specimen of poplar log taken from the
bottom Of a sixty foot we'll.
President Merrifield, University, n.
D.-Columbian Medal; piece of thing
from old Roman wall, near New Cas-
tie on the Tyne.
Mrs. Frank Harper Hays, Grand
Forks, N. D.-Collection of numerous
marine animals and shells collected
from the Pacific ocean.
Mr.. Knute A. Bonde, Michigan City,
N. D.-Norwegian drinking bowl and
portion of old powder fash from Nor
way.
Russell B. Nicholson, Kenmare, N.
D.-Collection of coins and minerals.
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PENALTIES
INCREASED
Intercollegiate Football Com
mittee in Favor of Milder
Form of Game.

The American Intercollegiate foot
ball committee has sent a statement
to every college and university in the
country urging that the institutions
do their part in eliminating brutality
and rough play from the game. The
rule-makers are correct in saying that
they cannot put a stop to such prac-
tices and that it is up to the college
authorities to deal out drastic punish
ment to offenders. In the past North
Dakota at least has been lucky and
whatever rough play has characterized
it's contests has been more of an ac-
cidental nature than otherwise.
In the statement of the committee
is an appeal for the Punishment for d
year of any player committing a sec
ond offence in unfairness.
1.-The continuance OF football de-
ponds upon the spirit in which it is
played" said member of the COM
mittee. I'VE have done our part, now
let the college authorities do theirs"
The statement is as follows:
This committee believes that foot
ball, like all games involving personal
contact of players, must be depend
ant for its quality upon the spirit in
which the game is played.
Improvement Ill tue sport is meas
ured by the degree to which unneces-
sary roughness and unfair play are
eliminated. This elimination cannot
be effected by rule-makers, but it can
be accomplished by the ruling out of
habitual offenders by the institutions
which they represent.
1.-The committee has increased the
penalties for offences of a brutal ma
ture and formally urges that all in
situations playing under these rules
shall Danish from the game for one
year any player disqualified twice dur
ing season for such play
Thus it seems that each Institution
is in a large way responsible for the
character of game its team plays. Re-
Election upon team or an individual
player will react upon the college he
represents more than ever before.
This will certainly be stimulus for
the stamping out of all unnecessary
rOughness and brutality.
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A Valuable Gift,

The Scandinavian library is now
shelved in two large cases in the
stack-room where it has been open to
inspection since the Scandinavian cell
ebration last week. During the past
week valuable addition to the COL
lection was donated by Mrs. Ruud of
Fosston, MINI. The book Lanstad's
"Norske Folkeviser." is one of the
most valuable collections OF folk-songs
in existence. The Scandinavian IL
brary now numbers about 1900 VOL
umes with large number of volumes
on the way.
Mrs. Cochrane has recently added
33 volumes to the Cochrane collection
She is now living in Minneapolis.
Cora Dill, a former librarian of the
university. now living at Mt Pleasant,
Iowa, was a visitor at the university
recently. Miss Dill expressed much
surprise at the growth of the library
which is about three times the size
now that it was in her day.
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especially the student publications.
Hereafter the accounts of these var
ious organizations will he audited by
faculty committee.
This is one thing about which North
Dakotans might we'll be proud. Never
word of complaint has been entered
against organizations or business af-
fairs of the students of the Univer-
sity of North Dakota. This is not due
to the fact that the faculty is not
awake to the situation but because
there has never existed sign of graft
in the institution. Some time ago
President Merrifield issued a bulletin
stating that hereafter all accounts of
student functions must be audited by
committee appointed by the faculty.
but at the same time he stated that
the order was not necessitated by any
thing that had come to his ears. but
that he believed the time had come
when all accounts should be audited
so that no chance be given for graft
ing
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Advocates Reforms.

Mr.. Stockwell was the speaker at
the last convocation of the year held
on Saturday morning, week ago. He
had for his topic, THE Schools of the
State" and in his address he advocat-
ed many needed reforms in the pres
ent system of school management in
the state. Mr.. Stockwell is very, de-
cidedly in favor of the consolidated
school as it permits of more competent
teachers than under the present rural
school method. Another thing which
Mr.. Stockwell advocates is the rails
ing of the salaries of the educators
so as to bring the teaching profession
on level with the other professions.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-05-26
May 3Oth Exercises.

The Memorial Day exercises were
carried out this year by the members
of the Public Speaking class. These
exercises were held on Thursday af-
ternoon and took the form of after
dinner speech-making with John A.
Johnson presiding as POSTMASTER.
The following appropriate toasts
were given:
Abraham Lincoln. the Leader
Richard Wenzel.
THE Spirit of the South"-Mr.
Gambriell.
Robert E. Lee''-John Carkin.
Ulysses S. Grant'-Harry Cooper.
THE Veterans"-A. B. Comfort.
THE New United Sales.--future
Jackson