Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-28
OGDEN JAP HEADS
BARBER'S EXAM LIST
Utah State Board Of Examiners
Closes Three-Day Session
With Applicants.
MlKAD0-ENGLISH IN ANSWERS
Ont of rs Men Who Appeared But 35
Qualified and We're Given Ger
tificatcs-Shop Closed.

@t the session of the eUtah state
BOARD of examiners of BARRIERS which
closed yesterday not the least interest
ing event was the examination of a
couple OF Japanese young mon. who
although they could not speak English
fuently passed their examinations with
flying colors. with the aid of an in
terpreter. who IS a high school gradu-
ate, they answered all questions, so adj
init the examiners, in a very Intelligent
manner. In fact, Perley H. Hill, secre-
tary of the board, this morning stated
that the Japs were perhaps better post
ed on diseases of the skin and scalp
and their treatment than We're the ma
jority OF the applicants who were
Americans.
The two subjects of tIle u&kado
are Taku Higashl and SuGrkichi oda.
both of ogden. From reports received
these little brown men had an ambition
to become BARRIERS and accordingly bor-
rowed all the books on the subject
available in the ogden public library.
Then with the aid of an interpreter
they went 20 work.
JAZZ. ENGLISH.
Here are some of the written ques-
lions and answers given by Oda dur
ing the examination, which extended
over period of three days, concluding
yesterday.
Q.-IHow does the hair derive Its life?
A.-From a health.
Q.-Why do you SINCE the hair and
what Is its effect?
A.-To make Sticky TO be neat, to
stop growing too quick
Q.--What effect does continuous out
ting have?
A.--To make scalp neat, to get fresh
air, to help rbrain's movement so that
feeling refresh.
Q.What do you understand by dan
druff?
A'-Dandruff is kind OF disease 1t
makes men Itching and sometimes
makes headsickness and lead person
unpleasant.
Q.-What precaution would you take
to shave a face on which there Is any
skin disease?
Am the event of skin disease all
over the face shall excuse TO shave. but
If not so worthy will shave In very
careful such manner to keep the razor
touching out of the disease.
OFF YOU should use q lance needle,
rweeZers, etc, on Il mans face, how
would you cleanse them?
A.-First heat on the matches fire
then use them carefully.
Q-How would you cleanse brushes,
combs, etc?
AIN the every morning scald III the
hot water then use them
These few samples of many written
questions and answers we're supple
1iSented by demonstrations which
showed that the two Japs had studied
the subject of dexterity and cieanli-
ness fully with good results
In all As men were examined at IL
west First South during the three days
and of this number 80 were given Ger
tificates to practice. Thireen were dis
qualified for insufficient knowledge
of sanity requirements and poor work
manship.
UNSANITARY SHOP.
An examination Of the shops In Salt
Lake city showed good sanitary condi-
lions with the exception of one shop
on State street which was In such bad
condition that the board issued an or
der TO renovate and clean up general
~ inside OF the next five days, or the
place would be closed.
Secretary Hill reported the inspec-
ton of IL counties by the deputy In
spectors and the closing OF a shop IN
Marysvale for unsanitary practices.
The closing of a shop Mt LA west
South Temple on May 1, was also re-
ported. This establishment was To-
Gated in saloon and owned by r. S.
Matthews.
NOW REAL BARRIERS.
The folliwing certificates were to-
day issued TO the prospective tensorial
artists who underwent examination
successfully:
Taku Hlgashi, ogden; Gus Carlson,
Seoheld; ]. NJ Brown, j. Contaganls.
J.. r. Griffin. q, j, Dee, $. w. Hadley,
q. w Gaymon and Suerkichi Oda, all
of ogden; Thomas Castle, Kamas; and
the following salt Lake men; Robert
Mcfarland, caleb Squires. w c. Hart,
j.. J Holland, II. w. Evarts Thomas
Dawson. O. l.. Martin, Peter Irakos.
a. II. Hilton, Jas. Klapas, l.. A. Smith,
w. w. Hoppock A. r. Carr, j. A.
Dudley Macfarlane, Arthur Wilson.
j. r. Young G. r. Norman, II FHsch-
er, b. X. Jones II. NJ, Rarnden, b. G.
Long, ], Il Stewart, w. Il. Heldn and
il. McChesney.
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