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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-08-17

Pinchot, who is forester and chief of
the forest service, is the presidents
right hand man in nearly all of his
broadcast plans for the regeneration
and improvement of this country. He
is chairman of the national conserva-
ton committee and now has been
made member of the commission
for the betterment of farm life. Mr..
Pinchot is a man of Independent for
tune who expends much more annu-
ally in behalf Of the various altrustic
projects in which he is interested.
than he receives from the government
in the way OF salary.
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Eg6'5f
* *
(Continued.)
Ladies, Weigh Your Nickeis.

It's the little things that count up
in the household expenses. II all the
nickels that you spent for impure
soaps were piled up for one year. It.,
would make you feel very poor. Get
acquainted with Easy Task soap. II
only costs five cents a cake. but II Is
all pure soap. and therefore goes.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-08-17
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
NATIONAL TICKET.

REPUBLICAN TICKET.
NATIONAL TICKET.
For President
WILLIAM HOWARD TAFT
of Ohio.
For Preside Mt
JAMES S. SHERMAN
of New York.
STATE.
Governor
JAMES E. WATSON.
Lieutenant Governor
FREMONT C. GOODWINE.
Secretary OF State
FRED A. SIMS.
Auditor of State
JOHN c. BILLHEIMER.
Treasurer of State
OSCAR HADLEY.
Attorney General
JAMES BINGHAM.
State Superintendent
. LAWRENCE McTURNAN.
State Statistician-
]. l.. PEETZ.
Judge Of Supreme Court
QUINCY A. MYERS.
Judge of Appellate Court
DAVID MYERS.
Reporter of Supreme Court
GEORGE w. SELF.
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EXAMPLES

wENTED--T0 BTY-A wELT~BRED BOSTON
Terrier. Must be young with white mark
ings. In answering name price, give full pesii-
gree. and say where dog can be Address
II Z IS. this Office.
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CHAPTER XIV.

-HEN the beautiful and
EAT mysterious nurse whose
~" fame had gone up with
~ the soldiers into Tilad
posu arrival with others
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yOR SALE-SCOTCH COLLIE 1FEMITE7-
Very beautifully marked. sable and white.
Age months, house broken. Fine childreu's
Ie.- frlce SIS. Address p A 80. this othce.
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Entered at Richmond, Indiana, post
office as second class mail matter.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-09-17

House for rent cheap. Mrs. O. M.
Holson. St.
Miss Clara Bake visited at her
home In Stephen over Sunday.
Oscar Edlund attended to business
at Thief River Falls Monday even
ing.
Frank Cook. of town of Warren
ton. was in the city Tuesday even
ing.
G. G.. and Hjalmar Peterson spent
Sunday hunting near Orleans with
their brother, Oscar. of that place.
Miss Martha Mortenson. who is
teaching at Oslo, visited at her
home in the city Saturday and Sun
day.
Henry Bang, who spent about
week at the hospital here, returned
to his home near Oslo Saturday
morning.
Andrew Sather left last Thursday
evening for Ray, N. D., where he
has accepted situation In a depart.
ment store at that place.
Henry Peterson. who has been
visiting with his brother Alfred A.
Peterson. west of the city for sever.
al week. left Monday for his home
in Illinois.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-09-17

Read the market letter Of the
PEOPLES Trading Go. on the last page
of this paper.
DR.. Geist. Of MINNEAPOLIS. was here
last week enjoying chicken hunt
with DR.. Bratrud.
Mrs. n. O. Roam was Warren
visitor Tuesday returning to her
home at Roam siding on the local.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will meet at the home of Mrs.
w. F. Head next. "wednesday at p.
10.
Jacob Sjogren. Of New Maine and
II. A.. Strandberg. of West Valley,
are in town today attending to bus1-
ness.
Miss Anna Abrahamson left Sun
day evening for Hamline University
in which institution she will enter
as student.
The weather continues very warm
and dry and some of our people are
longing for the cool. brazing atmo-
sphere of winter.
A party Of Grand Forks people in
five automobiles arrived Sunday
morning to spend the day here.
! They put up at the Windsor.
! John Boquist. who has been runn-
ing Fred Nelson's threshihg machine
this fall. will leave tomorrow for his
home in the Rainy river..country.
AuIger, johnson & Aulger's Ten
Nights in Bar Room under canvas
at Warren on Wednesday, Sept. %.
80 good people, Band and Orchestra.
The attendance in the city schools
is now 373 and still growing. It may
become necessary to open new.room
in the Washington building later in
the fall.
Arthur Bratrud. who has spent
the summer here. returned to Mime
apoIis Sunday evening to continue
his medical course at the state uni
versity.
Charley Wattam was up from
Crookston Sunday and captured some
of the feathered tribe on which he
will feast some of his Crookston
friends.
Robert Gaylord. of Minneapolis,
who has been visiting at the March
farm for a few months. returned to
this home in Minneapolis Sunday
evening.
Fred Bake. of Stephen. stopped
over in city a few hours Monday
evening while on his way to Mime.
apoils, where he Is taking a dental
course at the State University.
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Local News

Mrs. S. Bagley, of Thief River
Falls, visited at the home of J. P.
Eastop on Monday.
Horace Bagley, prominent politi.
clan of Towner, Nd, was the guest
of his cousin J. p. Easton on Mon
day.
Rev. Grant Stroh and family re-
turned Friday from their vacation
which was spent mostly with rela
:tives near Chicago.
Patronize home industry by smok
ng the John Torrey and Victor
cigars, Wright & Kachelhoffer
makers.
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BRANCH OFFICES.
NnRTHWEST-

GOLDENBERG'S It'll and X SITS. NV.
;. hANN. SONS & CO. Sth and Market space
GREENS CAPITAL A d ' Z r I 5 n u
AGENCY. I146 18th ST nv.
W. r. McNULTY, Cigar Store, l4th and 7 NV.
J FRENCH SIMPSON, cor 9TH 81. Rhode
Island ave and Z St NV.
H T. BUTTS PHARMACY, 9Th 1t and
Mass ave. NV
CHAS- C HOBNUNG. ChristianI Pharmacy.
sw- cor. 18th and II SITS NV.
SANFORDS PHARMACY. New York ave.
and North Capitol street.
r. A VEITCH. Goth and n SITS. NV.
QUIGLEY'S PHARMACY. 21st and @ SITS. NV.
s. NJ. WAGNER & CO. LIST and II SITS NV.
i. I. TAYLOE, cor. 9th AMI p SITS. NV
NICHOLS PHARMACY. 18th and Pa-ave- NV.
PARK ROAD PHARMACY 18th and Park
road.
NATTINGLY's PHARMACY. 18Th and L.
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100 SLIGHTLY used automobiles Tor sale ~
exchange from 500 70 $3.50; every machine
fully guaranteed; demonstration given SCOT
Segment. send US your car. We have a school
70 teach you how 10 operate and repair any
automobile. inside Instructions SIS Class
now forming. Private lessons given. NICK.
ERSON AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE s,rsl.
18th 81. NV. an1C-ff
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AUTOMOBILES.

EXPERIENCED Automobiles VIII tell .-ou
that a good secondhand car is more saffs-
factory than a cheapiy built new car Loci,
al one OF our secondhand cars BEIGE Won
buy. We offer Olds. Ramblers. Pierce
Arrow and Buick gasoline runabouts F3I,iclc
Wayne Cadillac, Franklin and Corbin t0ur-
ing cars II We do not have the car Won
want let Us know your preference and wa
viii find car for YOU P,ices from 500
10 1000
DUPONT GARAGE CO.
Phone n 524l 2o20 n ST. NV.
my3-57
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MORRIS. MILLINERY IMPORTER, s51 II
nv. Phone l.. 1882; the elite styles; hats
trimmed 56ci our prices lower than else
where, due q low rent CAL or phone
myth Su-5Ot
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WANTED-HIGHEST CASH PRICES tnld
for CASTOR clothes, ladies' or gentlemen
address postal; I viii call Phone North
lIa5 W RICE. 1879 eth ST. NV rnyz-90t
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NORTHEAST.

LADDON PHARMACY, 1900 Florida ave. ne.
CHAS. II. BLUMER. n. Cap. and r SITS. ne.
AcCHESSEY & JOACHIM. cor. % and = SITS.
KRAUS' PHARMACT, 9Th and X sts-
McCHESNEY & JOACHIM, sth and r sts-ne.
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A. z. POWELL. 18th and East Capitol SITS.
ROACH DRUG CO., Sth and G SITS
n. S. FEALY, NV. cor. 18th and Pa ave.
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SOMBlNATION folding bed. bookcase. and
atsk; good spring and hair Mattress cost SO.
p7ce, $3.50 never used So Massachusetts,
aye. ~. my7-5t
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TO THE LADIES.
BESSIE N. BROOK,

BESSIE H. BROOKS.
MANICURING, HAIR DRESSING, PHYSI-
CAL CULTURE. BLEACHING AID SHAM
POOLING, 7z5 nth ST NV. myT-st
WE DYE. clean and press garments at res
sonable prices; dysing and repairing our s.
cialty- WASH UNION PRESSING CLUB,
Edward Cooper. Mgr us 1th ST NV.
ap28- 70. tn sli-99t
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AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS


Wanted Agents, Wanted Help Want
ed Statesmen, Wanted Situations, Want
ed Rooms or Board. Boarding, For Rent
Rooms, Rooms anc Board-l0 cents q
line; times consecutively, cents
line; 3 times consecutlvesy, cents q
line. Minimum charge 20 cents.
Business Opportunities, For Sale MIS-
cellaneous, Horses and Vehicles, LOST
and Found, Wanted Miscellaneous
Dogs, Pets, etc.-15 cents a line; times
consecutively, 121l cents a line; times
cOnsecutively, 10 cents line. Mini
mum charge as cents.
All other ciassihcations-l5 Cents
line; times consecutively. 1Z1a cents a
line; times consecutively, 10 cents
line. Minimum charge so cents.
Advertisements viii be accepted at
any of the following branch offices
at regular Office rates. If it is in
convenient TO leave advertisements
at either branch Office or The Times
Business Office, they may be tele-
phOned direct so The Times (Main
$500, and q messenger will call to
collect without additional charge to
the advertiser.
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Bor
Quick
Results

People who read classified advertising
Want Ads-are looking for some Ger
tain thing and they want that thing
quickly
Your ad in the classified columns of
The Times is in line for resultS-quick,
certain, sure
Get in line today-NOW-Mr Mer-
chant. Turn to the classified columns in
this issue and you'll probably find the ads
of your competitors where yours ought to
be.
If you want to be noticed, do some
thing noticeable. That is:
put ut
Cbe Ctmes
2)~~~~~~~~~~~>~~~~~~~~~9
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EXPERTS DO THE WORK. We absolutely
guarantee our ladies' AM gents tallOr-nade
garments Orders promptly executed Latest
NeW YORK and London styles. Garry a me
line or habsr flashing goods. ROSS & BLOOM.
1914 1th st. NV. rays-s;,l. tfl-sOt
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RUG WEAVING.

HANDSOME REVERSIBLE pres 49,,
worn carpets; competition dehed. E-LI9SF
RUG CO, Laurel Nd Branch. Is on 81
ne. Phone Lincoln 1870. my5-3Ot
SAVE your old carpets: rugs woven from
kind IN the city; carpet Cleaning WASH
INGToN RUG CO.. ss1 5th ST NV n. SIS
apI4-sct
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PERSONAL.

IF YOU NEED money win make Won a
loan Of from SO 10 so at a rate that viii
pay you 10 investigate. Address BOX "a
Times ofica apzs-S0t
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SOUTHWEST.
V. HUGO EISENBEISS. It'll and 3 streets.
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GEORGETOWN.
F. P. WELLER. Pharmacy. 1854 NJ st. nv.
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TIE BELL STUDIO. 1871 c ST NV
EXCELLENCE IL PHOTOGRAPHIC POR-
TRAITURE- TO INTRODUCE OUR NEW
LINE OF PORTRAITCRE We OFFER
OUR PATRONS WITHOUT CHARGE ONE
OF OUR LARGE DUCHESS PANELS
WITH EVERY 500 ORDER AN ExCLU-
slNE OFBER IS MADE TO FIRST CLASS
LADY SALESWOMEN ENABLING THEM
STUDIO. rnvs-g0t
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ANACOSTIA
BURY'S PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson SITS
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~ UPRIGHT Diaro 10 sell for SO Inquire
MAX WITHIN. 1877 7th a. NV.
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BROOKLAND, d c
ARTHUR II. F. LUERsSEN Drug Store.
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BICYCLES.

DON'T PAY THE STREET RAILWAY $50
yearly; save ycur money buy a bicycle -
sell them Tor 81 and ups very good ores r-o--
All IN excellent running order thiE Is fine
weather 10 ride call n tomorrow and see
our line every bicycle az a great SAVING
c. =. HUNTER, The BlcycLs1nan. Il8 Pa
ave NV my5-yt
SOLE AGENTS for the Emblem Bicrcle. the
best wheel 81 the lowest price; sold on easy
terms II desired also agent for the NTe-zsI
motorcycle repairing specially. HARRY
F. SEAMARK. 600 r St NV. nh 2I-slr
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

ONE DOZEN cabinet photos. two positions.
showing proofs. f1-50; all work guaranteed;
open SHhos IS Phone N. 1854 MELNICK'S
OUR sPEcIsLTY-A seDia DorceI9I- 77-D1e-
ture; oval 21zx5 inches. copied from any
photograph FOR $50 BOYCE STUDIO. Ig25 F
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wANTED-BooKs.

SECONDHAND BOOKSHELF, PAY coon
PRICE; SEND POSTAL AND STATE PAP
TICULARS. II. ROSENBERG. STH AND
60 -. - - -
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

-. BACHkAcH. merchant tailor latest In
portat!ons and most fashlouable clts ~ no.
ssat5 prices qyelng. Cleaning and repairing.
steam c4eaalnE- SIS stu 81 nv. Phone Il 4gss-F
myth r-r.-ref
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WORKINGMANS WANTS.
WORkINGMEN, here's a money saver flu
suits OF clothes. s. 10 8: coats ana vets 50
70 So; coats, $50; pants, $50; goots sre
strictly all wool. made BY taglors (rIgh5iy
wornli you can't 20 wrong By calling here
JUSTHS OLD STAND slS D. rnvs-7t
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LOST.

LOST-klSs tooth watch charm: name on
back Return to Bliss Electrical ScbooI. r.
ward. JAMES ". HOYT. mvT-2f
LOST-Black spaniel; good reward N returned
70 Il2s = 81 NV my6-4t
LOST-GOld watch with MONOGRAM ~ II :
Liberal reward II returned to goo Wisconsin
ave r0v=-gf
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WANIED-GeneraI manager FOR large com
pany: lucrative business. must invesr -
money. good salary % right party. AopIr
l.22ll - Col0rado Pulling. rny7-zt
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ROOFS REPAIRED.
DON'T LET that lealky roof ruin plaSters,r
and Wallpaper. Leaks repaired free. rooFE
painted cheap: best material used -.
porches painted Drop postal. viii cau
WATKINS. SIS H ne au2e-19r
UPHoLSTERNG.
NOTICE-Packing and shipping OF f,sra,tr-.
to al points Carpet cleaning and ee,e-ai
upholstery work Repairing OF hne furnitII-e
NY specially. J, J. DUNALL. 2I2I x ST
aP---SO-
MATTRESSES.
YOUR MATTRESS carefully renovataa a.
made comfortable as Few at small cost va,
can see your work done Factory ana saies
room. 63S II NV Phone II 2Cs7. L T. ZONES
e ap2S-9Vt
WE HAVE the best facilities fo- re-1eI-7---
and renovating your bedding; steam Is re
only e2teruninator % ver1nin and moths ~
mattresses. beds and box springs 10 y-o,i.- -
der; factory prices steam carpet cleani1g
z. P. HINKEL & CO., ass Maine ave Pho5e
Aaln - sp2e-sot
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WILL STORE YOUR FURNITURE 7BcIOAD
during the summer months we employ eXuarr
packers ami handle furniture with rre9faSr
care. BAUMS. 9l2 Pa ave. Phone M f254
ny5-tT
WY pay more1 We store for 75c a load
L. S. Storage Co, us 10Th st. NV. Phone 4229
mhls-e0t
FIREPROOE. STORAGE.
Separate locked rooms. from So month m
Expert handlers Estimates furnished
MERCHANTS TRANSFER AND
STORAGE COMPANY.
- - SW. PHONE NJ rs
g. =
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ICE CREAM.

ANY QUANTITY, best in city. s. Per gal;
finest assortment OF confectionery goods de-
Gvered. Phones Line. 296 and 2s2- JAMES
COKINOS & CO.. 12o3 Il 81 ne, 81 Sth g. Sc
hDL7-33t
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ALEXANDRIA. VA
r L. CARNE & CO., 7O3 King st.
CHEVY CHASE, ND.
T. A. SONNEMAN.
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HELP wANrED-MALE.

BOY-Reliable colored boy around dry goods
store. BEE HIVE. sl1l M NV. my5-4t
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LATEST DESIGNS large rooms papereI
S.. BOX 236 Times Cfhce. my5-st
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CREAM MOHAIR coat suit. Size g; new.
price s. 80 Massachusetts, ave nv.
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EXPERIENCED SOLICITOR: op-
portunity for capable man IN tho
advertising department OF The
Times. Call between and 10 a
m. Classified Department. Times.
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wANTED-FURNITURE.

SPOT CASH PAID FOR furniture. carpets
bric-a-brac. and al kinds OF household goods
BAUArS FURNITURE SHOP, 18th and L
SITS NV. Phone North 1918. my5-tf
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". H sPELSHOUSE. IOlS 7th st. y. W
Reliable Window shade Maker can v-rfta
OF telephone Tor sample and estimate Prone
Main 3Se0- Wall paper and picture franes-
apl6-90t
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DYE1Ne, CLEANING, PRESSING.

J. 2 HUTH CECLIPSED. dyeIng and clean
Ing WORKS. works anu Office 81 -t-h 81 De
branch 6l5 Penn ave Sc Isleph0ne. Lincoln
4ls-Rs wagons call fer 2nd deliver Sp5-e0-
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DENTISTRY.

PLATES. SEQ up sold c-owas. s.; gold au-
ings, $50 up5 silver filings SOC I'd. Pain
less extraction work guaranteed. DR.. G. =
EDMOND1. SO r 81. Room q r1yz-sor
TEETH without Plates no extractlnS- "a
pain painless filing Baltimore once Is y
a2z1-soC
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TIDES. SUN AND MOON.
IN ] lZiiIIl.IIIiIII| i j!

., Pm n Il IL Us !. 81 10 90 Is 42o 20 Al
., % 90 Is 10 "A Is ~ 10 4 50
80 :, 8 50 P P m 40 q 5 3 s. s AZ s.1e %
- o. - ? e. 10 30 s2i5 4S 8 Is Sets.
. 20 ., 3 . 40 25 10 10 IS 4s SIT 7.56
a % ; % IA Is II IS 10 so 5 4s g IS 8 IS
am. ~ .,ie * @ 40
q 80 ; As | - .SS 1890 IL 40 - y ~ > Va
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Within few weeks, the old Y. NJ.
c. A. hall, in the second story of the
association building, will be no more
The growth of the education work Of
the institution makes more room neces.
sary, and the hall is the only place to
go for it. A partition will be run
parallel to Alakea street, and the Wal
kiki side will be used for boys work,
and the Eva side subdivided by means
of movable partitions into several
rooms to be used for classes in the
night school. The association is pre-
pairing for 156 students this fall
This hall is something of land mark,
having been used for the past twenty
FIVE years for religious meetings, enter
tainments, civic gatherings, banquets,
lectures, and receptions. The directors
regret that it must be given up, but it
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JAPANESE
CADET SHIP
CONTINUED from Page One,


cadets, there being IL officers, 63 cadets
and 81 members of the crew, most of
whom are war veterans.
The Taisei Maru is bark rugged yes,
sci with auxiliary steam power, built
at Kobe in 1904, by the Kawasaki
| Dockyards Co. During the last war
she was employed as water transport.
| The vessel has made two voyages to
Australia and one to the Philippines,
being royalty entertained at Manila
where Governor General Smith assisted
in making the visit pleasant one.
The Taisei Maru is employed by the
Nautical College of Toxic, Japan, to
| train cadets for the merchant marine
| service, so that that service will have
officers well trained in navigation and
accompanying subjects The college
educates youths destined to become Of
fcers and engineers, and the course Of
study and training in the navigation
| department is five and half years, and
that in the engineering department five
years. The curriculum of the naviga-
! ton department for the sixth class in
cludes practical and theoretical sea-
manship, commercial geography, phys
les, mathematics. law, chemistry, mod
ern japanese and Chinese, foreign Ian
guage, and military drill. Fifth class:
same as for the sixth class with navi-
cation in addition. Fourth class; 'navl-
cation, seamanshIp, shipbuilding, ma
rine meteorology, general principles of
the steam engine, physics, foreign lam
guages, military drill, nautical survey
ing, ships hygiene, law and mathema-
ties. Third class: navigation, seaman.
I-ship and all subjects above enumerated
the second class the same and the first
class is taught 'gunnery, training in sail
ing ship and foreign going steamers
In the navigation department, navi
CATION, seamanship, nautical surveying
marine meteorology, law and ship build
ing are termed the principal studies and
the others as auxiliaries.
| On their entrance cadets are placed
in the sixth class and are promoted one
class higher at the end, of each six
months. They are instructed in the
college class rooms until they advance
to the first class when they are sent
to the naval gunnery school at Yoke
suka for a term of about six months
They then serve for period of two
years on board the College trainingshiE
} Taisei Maru and a further six months
on board an ocean going steamship a:
officer apprentices, thus taking FIVE ant
a half years to complete their educa
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seems a necessity.
Radical changes will be made in the
use of the first floor rooms also. The
large reading room will be turned into
social room, with games, piano, easy
chairs, athletic trophies, college flags,
and the old parlor viii be turned into
library and reading room. What is
called the red room will henceforth be
the directors room, used for board
meetings, committee meetings, Bible
classes, and such educational work as
commercial law and civil government
The changes will be made at once so
as to be completed by the opening Of
the fall work about the first of October
The Encouragement will not only great
ly add to the usefulness of the build
ing, but to its social attractiveness as
we'll