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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-06-13
TENNIS TOURNEY BRINGS FORTH
SOCIETY.
(From Sundays Daily.)

Society turned out in force yesterday
afternoon 20 witness the formal opening
of the new grounds of the Tennis clubs
which arc pleasantly located in tho
Otis addition. The arrangements for
the comfort of the guests were excel.
lent, n large canvas awning afrording
canopy Of shade, while dainty re-.
frcshmcnts were served during the pro.
gross Of the tournament. The court is
well laid out in regulation form, al.
though the ground at present is cuppy,
and mitigates against accurate playing,
but IT is only n question of n short
time until il is placed In satisfactorily
condition.
The contest for mixed doubles was
the event Of the afternoon, and IL re
suited in surprise, ms Miss Norris by
her accurate servtog and skilful re.
turns was predicted n winner. She met
her Waterloo in the finals, when she
and her partner, T.. $. Green, were de-
fcated by Miss Theresa Frcdcricks and
Mr.. Wilson, in what proved 10 he the
most exciting match of the day. The yet
was lost only after playing 19 games
nearly every one of which went u
deuce.
The contest for singles between IN,
hcavyweights was also interesting.
When II. Vim. Stevens and Gus Pet
crs faced each other, many predicted ,
tight race, but Stevens was at his best
and although Peters played brillian
tennis mt times, the fast fore and bacl
hand drives Of his more experienced
rival proved too much for him TO mas
ter. Peters fought to the last ditch
however, and kept the veteran on tn
jump from the start stevens wo
o straight games, hut air were clos
and exciting.
The Scores. IS.
The scores for the day were AZ FOL
lows:
Miss r. Fredericks and Mr.. Wilso
beat Miss Keith and Mr.. Davidson
Ga. ....
! Miss Hubbard and Mr.. Moore bca
Miss Blanchard and Mr.. Emery--6.A.
; Miss Norris and Mr.. Green beat Mis-
butcher and Mr., Dutchcr-6.5
, Miss W. Fredericks and Mr.. Mar
heat Miss Driscoll and Mr.. Stevens
81.
, Miss r. Frcdericks and Mr.. Wilso
, beat Miss Hubbard and Mr.. Moore
/. 90.
Miss Norris and Mr.. Green beat MI,
s w. Fredcrieks and Mr.. Marrs--64.
e Finals Miss r. Fredcricks and NJ
0 Wilson beat Miss Norris and NJ
3 Grcen-7.5.
!. Mr.. Stevens beat Mr.. Peters-0-O.
}. Referees Burks and W.
Richardson.
q Official scorekeeper-w. T. Tupp,
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-06-13
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION.

An examination for the position of
clerk (msIc aud female and carrier
fmrlel Will be held at the. post etasc
in this city on june 81, iSos.
For application blanks, and Tor full
'thfbrSstfo~ 'ts'xssvr ~ M sxauips,jss
qualifications, duties, salaries, vaca-
tions, promotions, ETC., address secrc.
tary, Board Of Civil Service Examin-
srs, Post Office, City.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-23

The wise man accepts just praise,
but he d1aws the line at nattery.
5
lie who is afraid of solling his gar.
rncnts never accomplishes much
II Is impossible tor the average
man to account for hisneighbor's
success
Any man who trusts to HIS cunning
for success is next door to. a thief
3
II love would only remain blind
after marriage-but fudge.
=
The more man owes the more
he's aIt to he sought after.
Bait your hook with nattery II YOU
would catch silly women.
II takes born diplomat TO yield
gracefully TO the inevitable.
! =
The arrival of new girl baby
means another domestic cry-sis.
| >
Too many men sit down In saloons
and wait for something to turn up.
| =
Men who can pass their Ignorance
OF for cccentrIcity are born diplo
mats
You may have noticed that the prct
tiesa girl always has the plainest
sailing.
Too many people expect others to
do more for them than they are will
ing to do for themselves.
Some girls cry for help when n
young man tries to kiss them, but the
maior1ly let him Help himself,
| >
The women Of H. country should
erect monument to the memory OF
the man who invented mirrors.
| -
Pnhaps men are as deceltful as wo'
men In some things, but they never
attempt TO transform n yawn into a
smile.
After a man has taken certain
lumber Of drinks he sees double
and after taking few more he Is
unable to see at all,
Some men do an awful lot Of hard
work looking for an easy job.
Here Is a funny sight you will see
in any large city: the women's
clothes.
Men never seem TO have any trou
bile convincing themselves that whaI
they do Is right.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-23

Casual philosophy
4 boy can always have some sort
OF good time II there is a dog. ot
something TO see around.
-
4 farmer il always inclined -
"shy" a little from a man with two
good legs who carries a cane.
=
The less interesting mans oX.
per7-hces nave been, the more likely
he Is to tell the story OF his ne.
=
II is a hard matter to make a wo'
man believe that man ever goes
into a saloon TO buy soda water or
cigars.
Here IS something that will never
happen untn the millennium arrives;
The mlllincr will not admire hat
from a rival establishment.
-
II woman admires her friends
new spring hat she is accused OF be.
Ing inslncerc, and II she criticlses Il
she Is called "splteful."
Il is difficult 70 explain how a young
girl ever learns to like a glass of bacf
but married woman learns throuai
taking n glass TO keep her husband
company"
II woman breyes in her husoan1
in the blind, right sort o. a way. she
believes him when he gives as an ex
cuse for staying out late nights that
he was attending a Mothers Meet
ing
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-23
CASUAL PHILOSOPHY


There is nothing the children en-
Joy more than the look on mothers
face when a guest starts to sit ON n
broken down. hut proppcd mp. piece
OF furniture
\ man may think q Is his brides
opinion that he deserves the best OF
everything In the house, but that is
before they have had company 20
eat with them.
when the coffin Is In the house and
il Is too late TO change anything, II
is a common thing for the family TO
wonder II they always did what was
right by the departed
When the springs OF lounge break
and lying ON II Is as uncomfortable
as lying on hay rack. I'VE will
make It look nice with cushions"
says daughter, "and put II in cory
corner In pas den"
\ marriage certificate should be
gin: Know all men ny these pres.
onts"
What this country needs is less On.
actment OF laws and more enforce
ment
H. seems strange that the things
that don't seem possible happen SO
often.
II the truth were known the pearls
( that are cast before swine are gener
lally imitation
TO have your dearest enemy tell
you you are look well is n sign that
YOU need 10 consult a complexion spe
I clalist and get a new dressmaker
=
I. When man proposes In the evening
I. Il may. or may not. be a binding con
: tract, but II he proposes In the broad
light Of day he means business.
When a man Is In the right he car
: afford to await his turn.
-
~, The way OF the trahsgressor Otter
leads TO anothers pocket.
-
Too many men pray for things the!
are too lazy to work for.
Il =
III IL a mans heart is all right, hi
u head Is not far out Of line.
A man boasts OF his bad habits on
-, iy when they are the best he has.
~ ss 1t is better TO make one man iaugl
20 ycssthan to make a hua4red weep.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-23

Galnmor ranges are guaranteed
See our ad.
stevens. Kennerly a Spragins Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-23

\ man may think it Is his brides
opinion that he deserves the best OF
everything In the house, but that is
before they have had company "a
eat with them
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-04-23

There is nothing the children en-
Joy more than the look on mothers
face when a guest starts to sit ON n
broken down. hut proppcd mp. piece
OF furniture
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-05-19
Hard Games Ahead.

The record of the "U" baseball team
is clear so far. at least, but the boys
Will have chance to show their
strength in the next few weeks with
games with the Grand Forks leaguers
and the strong A. c. teams on the
schedule list. The last victory for
the Varsity was on Thursday night
when Crookston went down to defeat
by the score of seven to six. Charley
Boise did some nice backing up the
first sack and prevented runners
several times from advancing around
the bases. The hitting of Netcher
and Brannon was also one of the good
features of the game.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-05-19

thoroughly enjoyed by large gather
ing OF students and faculty The finest
musical talent in this part of the state
participated in the event and the
music was appreciated by ALL
Mr.. Ward, graduate both from the
Arts and Mining Engineering depart
ments, is in the city for a few days
visit. Innis has had charge of the en-
cheering work in large silver mine
near Sandon. B. c., and is very much
In love with that section-so much so
that he will return in few weeks and
resume his work.
Walsh County Record: John Da-
kota Woods. born in Grafton Is years
ago, celebrated his birthday in Grand
Forks short time ago." We have
often wondered what that mysterious
middle D. signified.
The dance given by the Sophomores
and Senior normals to the Freshmen,
junior normals. will be held on the
18TH OF May in the armory at the uni
versity. The music will be furnished
by the university orchestra
The leaders in the Public Speaking
class discussions on Wednesday and
Friday were: S. johnson and John
Anderson, affirmative; M. Johnson and
Mr.. Cooper, negative.
Lettie Olson is another of the "U''
girls who is away on a short visiting
trip during the five days holiday. She
is now in Grafton.
Earl Rogers of Bismarck was fay-
ored by visit from his uncle Mr..
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-05-19
UNIVERSITY.
tCsnti..ea from paxe 4,

&ContlnueN from page ~
get back into old form on the hammer
throw but is not rounding in as quick
" as he had expected. Wells and
Bell are easily the first representa-
ttves In the shot put and the discus
throw and both are on deck when 1t
comes to competition.
Entries.
The following will probably be en-
tered for the Interstate meet against
Bookings to be held in this city
about June LIST:
ITO yard dash-Conmy and Bell.
22O yard DASH oghlan. Brannon.
Conmy and Bell.
40 yard dash-Coghlan. Brannon.
Sutherland.
mile run-Nelson. Sutherland and
Coghlan.
220 yard hurdles COMFY, Fawcett
and Hendrickson.
100 yard hurdles Conmy, Fawcett
and Hendrickson.
Broad jump-Fawcett. Bell. Bran
High jump-Bell, Fawcett.
Pole Vault-Bell, Hyslop.
Shot put-Wells, Fawcett, Bell and
Hansen. :
Discus-Hansen. Wells. Fawcett and
Bell. 800 '''-N
Hammer-Williams and Wells.
Relay-Fawcett, Bell, Wells. Conmy.
Coghlan and Brannon.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-05-19
Students Active.

The following university students
participated in the celebration held on
Thursday: Reuben Stee. Recitation.
olaf Trygvason";; NJ. B. Ruad Ad-
dress, "Syttende Maj: Nels Dolve, Ad-
dress, "Syvende Jum': Henry Dickin-
son, Recitation, "Thord Folesen":
Bernhart Sandlie. Recitation. ia vi
elsker". The play "Jeppe paa Bjerget"
presented in the evening at the theater
was put on solely by students, and
for home talent it was pronounced the
very best that has been presented for
long time.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-05-19
In From Minot.

r. A. Nestos of Minot is in the city
visiting friends. Mr.. Nestos graduated
from the Law department of the "U"
two years ago and is now located in
q fine law Office in Minot. While in
the city he took in the celebration at
the Metropolitan ON Thursday in honor
of Norways Independence day.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-05-19
SENIORS WE'RE BANQUETED.
The Next Graduating Class Enjoyed
Spread at Davis Hall.

Spread at Davis Hall.
The first social function of the year
In honor of the wearers of the caps
and gowns was held in the parlors of
Davis Hall on Wednesday evening.
The class was well represented but few
being unable to attend. In all there
were about sixty seniors and other
distinguished people present Includ-
ed IN this number are President Merri-
field, A. e. Morrison, Professors Ken
needy, Babcock, Crouch and Brannon,
Misses White, Donovan and Stewart
and Mesdames Kelly, Crouch and
Kennedy.
At six thirty the invited guests as
sembled in the parlors in Davis Hall
and after coupling OF to suit their
various tastes, they marched to the
dining room where bountiful repast
awaited them. Two long tables were
spread out before the astonished gaze
and the good things that were missing
were as scarce as the Bungaloo rib
bons after the recent raid. Some of
the young ladies from the future grad
uating classes waited on the guests
and supplied them with all that goes
to make life a pleasant dream. The
supper was in courses, OF course.
The place cards with their ;appro-
pirate quotations, were a unique fea-
ture Of the evenings joytulness. How
ever some of them hit too close to the
soft spots. although hardly anything
was said concerning this matter.
After the luncheon had been served
the guests adjourned to the parlor
again and dancing took up the rest Of
the evening. In the good old time
dances which were on the program.
many of the faculty members partici-
pated and some good dancers were I'M
earthed from the remnants of younger
days.
About 1880 the car left for Grand
Forks bearing the crowd and the good
wishes of all. Everyone had good
time and the hosts and hostesses were
voted as royal entertainers.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-05-19

Rogers of the same city, during the
progress of the track meet Mr.. Rog-
ers was very ardent supporter of
Bismarck's high school.
Fred Tassel of Larimore, is another
visitor who took in the sights at the
university during the week. He was
shown around the institution by his
sister, who is attending the 'U."
Herbert and Gertrude Treichler are
at home in Niagara at present, enjoy
ing the home comforts and luxuries
for a short time.
Mrs. Trolten of Osnabrook, spent a
day with her daughter Miss Winnifred,
on Sunday last
Leonora ALERT of Langdon is the
guest of Misses Truax and Sullivan.
Miss ALERT is an old university stu
dent and was very welcome visitor
indeed.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-05-19
VIM Preach at Grafton.

Professor Vernon P. Squires of the
department Of English and Literature,
Is to fill the pulpit in the Baptist
church in the city of Grafton until the
close Of the university school year.
Bruce jackson, who has been doing
the preaching for the past several
months, will graduate from the Arts
department of the university next
June and consequently had to relin-
quish the position on account of his
increasing duties.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-05-19
Palmer Medal.

The Palmer gold medal will be
awarded at the next meeting of The
Altiora society on Monday, the 21st.
Following the presentation speech
short program will be given.
Original poem-Palmer medal. Otto
Strom.
Speech Summary of the Year. Mr..
Husband.
Optional-Albert Farnham.
Speech-The Outlook for the Com
ing Year, ]. D. Woods.
~ The society officers are Mr.. Strom.
president; Mr.. Linwell, secretary.
Paul Griffith. vice president: Henry
Kyllo, treasurer.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-05-19
Many Swollen Arms.

Several students are on the sick
list with badly swollen arms to keep
awake at night. When the small pox
scare passed over the university two
or three weeks ago the president is
used and edict requiring every student
not previously vaccinated to visit
the Medical department and be oper-
ated upon by DR.. Mcdonald. Prompt
action is always good sign and has
done much to keep sickness from the
walls of the university buildings.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-05-19
PRINTING,

NOTICE OF REDEn P1l0N OF ALL OUTSTANDING FIRST
FORKS GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY, GRAND FORKS
NORTH DAKOTA.
The holders Of first bonds Of Grand
Forks Gas and Electric Company secured by its mortgage E
T. Rollins and Sons Of Boston, Aass Trustee dated July
1888 hereby nScd that tbs right reserved
n Ae. Of said aos,ge the Grand Forks Gas and nee
on Tie r dry Of July 1906 the entire Of
sandng being Series numbered u 70 100 inclusive
700 each Said bonds will be redeemed paid
ses q Rollin. and Sons Trustee ~ hk Street. Bottom
st day OF July 1906 The holders bonds
CURED the os redemption
time and paos Interest said on July
lsk 1876. E. H. ROLLINS AND SONS. Trustee.
Boston, Asss, April %, 1906
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-05-19
Government Orders Return.

President Merrifeld of theuniversity
has received notification from the war.
department. Washington. that the
rifles now stored at the institution
must be boxed up Immediately and re-
turned to the government. Three
years ago the university discontinued
the drilling of the students. owing to
the lack of good military instructor
and since that time the rifles and
other accoutrements have lain idle In
the racks in the armory. There are.
about 800 old Springfields and many
other things incidental to army life.
at the university. sSs..l i;$Ss.} 4.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-05-19
Fountain in Shane.

At last the Adelphi fountain is in
good running order and with it's new
coat of gilt it looks very formidable.
The fountain has been reported in
working order several times in the
last two or three weeks but the
stream Of water has failed to make
its appearance and the fact that there
is fountain on the campus has al
most been forgotten
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-05-19
New Pins Have Arrived.

The members of the Arts dramatic
club, the new society organized by a
few of the young ladies of the univer-
sity, were the guests at picture TAX
ing party at Photographic studio in
this city on May II. The new pins re-
Gently ordered by the society, have
arrived and are of very neat design
something entirely different in this
respect from any other university
badge.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-05-19
Philomathlan Progrsm.

The Philomathian society held its
weekly meeting on Friday and another
fine program was delivered. Nj.
occasion and following him he ig Phi aSs
nathan quartette. said to be one o.
the finest in the land. rendered several
selections. Mr.. Swengal was next
called p the front and told of the do
ings around the outer world. Another
number on the program was the de-:
bate on the subject Resolved, That
party allegiance u preferable to In
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-05-19
VIII Banquet ON May es,

The annual banquet given by the
Junior class of the university to the
Seniors Of the same institution will
be held this year in the commercial
club rooms in this city. The date
has not been fully decided upon as yet
but May 25th seems the most likely
date. This annual event has become
one of the principal social events of
the spring term and 10 always looked
forward to with great pleasure by
the members of these classes.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-05-19
Watched the Bird.

The Bungaloo society. college hats
and all, wandered into Roe's photo
graphic studio on Thursday and had
the official picture taken. The picture
will shortly appear in book form. The
society numbers in it's folds about %
or % members and in addition there
are several honorary members.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-05-19
Danced Until Late.

The Law school students held very
enjoyable dancing party on last Satur-
day night at the K. P. hall in the Law
school building. About forty couples
assembled at the appointed hour and
dancing was the principal entertain
ment until late.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-05-19
Six Nero Chosen. !

The last preliminary from the
choosing OF speakers for the public In
struction prize In oratory was held
on Wednesday in the chapel of the
main building The judges were Profs.
Boyle. Ladd and Perrott. Thirteen
speakers participated In the contest
and Of this number SIX were chosen
to enter the English class at the
university and last year brought out
some very good material The date
for the contest this spring has been
get for June 4th. the place ana Judges
TO be announced later. The six chosen
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-05-19
Arts n the Iced.

On Tuesday the lawyer baseball
artists again went down to defeat be-
fore the skill of the Irresistible pre-
paratory department team. The score
was 8 to 2. but 1t does not indicate
the strength of the opposing pitchers,
as many errors were INDUCED in by
both sides. The batting of Nelson was
the most significant feature OF the
game. This game puts the Law. team
still farther toward the bottom step
of the sliding stairway. The Arts are
now safely on the roof with the En-
gineers at the caves. There have been
few better games than the one played
between the two leaders on Saturday
last when the battle waged for ten
innings With q final score Of three to.
two. # x y3Ssss f555 X. 35s3 Z (;
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-05-19
University aGrads, Honored.

AT the last meeting of the Tri-county
educational association. two univer-
sity graduates were elected to the posi-
tons of president and vice-president.
The honored members are Franklin
Thordason. and Thomas Pierson. both
members of the graduating class of
1904. The meeting was held at Graf
ton, the county seat of Walsh county.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-05-19
Wives Of Faculty Entertained.

Mrs. A. A. Bruce and Mrs. o. G.
Libby proved themselves entertainers
when they entertained the wives of
the university faculty at the home of
the former on Fifth street Monday last
The house was tastefully decorated by
bouquets of carnations arranged in
vases and on the luncheon tables. The
ladies were all ordered to bring along
their thimbles and making button
holes was the hole" thing for time.
Mrs. Thomas and Mrs. Perrott were
awarded the grand prix as they easily
demonstrated their superiority in this.
very ancient and difficult art. Lunch
con was served at S o'clock: The guests
we're Mesdames Kelly, Thomas, Ken
nedy, Leonard Crouch. Squires. Skull
ason. Wilkerson. Birdzell, Chandler.
Becker, Bryant. Ladd. Perrott. Misses
Stewart and Donovan. and Miss Sena-
mon of Evansville. Indiana, who is the
guest of her sister. Mrs. Becker.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-05-19
LAR1MORE DEFEATED.
The Team From the West Proved Easy
Picking for the VARSITY.

Wednesday night the varsity base
ball team bucked up against the team
from Larimore and as this was the
first real game of, the season large
crowd was in attendance. The college
boys proved too much for the lads from
Larimore but there were too many
errors on both sides to Judge of the
real qualities of either team. At the
bat the university boys showed up to
pretty good advantage, much better
in fact, than anyone had anticipated
as the team has always been weak
with the stick. Two old university
boys played with the team from the
west. Pryor Bates one of the two
played first base for DR.. Sweetland
up to few weeks ago when business
cares called him to his home. The final
score was something like 10 to 6.
Willie Gill, with the curly locks, one
of the football stars last year, was ex-
pected to Officiate behind the home
plate, but he failed to make train
connections and did not show up,
much to the disappointment of his
many friends at the university.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-05-19
Biological Club Lecture.

DR.. Libby. of the university gave a
very interesting lecture before the
members of the Biological club on
Friday afternoon. The lecture was
delivered in the biological rooms in
Science hall. DR.. Libbey's lectures are
always full of instruction as he is
deeply interested in the subject of bird
study.