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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-13
SOCIETIES.

bOOAG AAL41s
BROTHERHOoD or AMERICAS
WOMEN. homestead No. 1872, meets
every Thursday evening al O'Clock in
Federation OF Labor hall, corner 4th South
and state streets. DR.. David Cassidy,
fore nan > Everett Seely, cor, p South
ID East street. Bell phone 5s45-K.
UTAH COMMANDERY No. ]. Knigbt,
-TernpIars Stated COnclaves held at Ma
sonic temple, corner ID East and 1st So.
he first Thursday OF each month. So
iourning Sir knigHt hts c9Fai4iiy I invited to
af y. 9. IEArHERwooD, RssoTde =: -
A. A. s. RIrE-The four eo-ordinats
~ hold stated meetings the third Thurs
Ssv in each month at Masonic temple.
corner 1st South and Cd East So
So,,rning brethren invited
q II FISCHER, SD Degree
y N Jordan Lodge OF Perfection 40.
= II. CARR, ed Degree,
Nc NJ James Lowe Chapter Rose Croix
~ 99As Ms II. BROWN. X. c c. H
Commaader salt Lake Council ia Josh
No los NJ. MARRIOTT. ed Degree.
n. and K Utah Consistory No
CHRISTOPHER DIEEfL. SD Degree
Registrar for all the bodies
WESATCH LODGE No. 1.F&A ~
yesg1jlar meetings held at the Masonic
tsn5nie corner ID East and 1St South the
second Friday Of each month. Members
- sister lodges and soiourning brethren
Cordially invited, II. c. CAV. W N
LOWE, Secretary.
MOUNT AIoRIAH LODGE No ?. F
A M-Regular meetings held at Masonic
fsn,nIe. corner 1st South and % East the
second Monday OF each month. Members
of sister lodges and brethren in EDad
Sts1dIne are cordially invited to attend
CHARLES I. DOUGLAS, W. M
CHRISTOPHER DIEHL, Secretary
aRGENTA LODGE no. b F. M
pa-1IIar meetings held al Masonic tenn
1fs corner % East and Ist South. ths
49, Tuesday OF each month Msnbers
- ester lodges and soiOurning brethren
sor5iaIlv invited to attend
oO' Z. D. HAMMOND, W. NJ
NJ &. PHILLIPS. Secretary.
UTAH CHAPTER No. I, R. A. NJ
.-.ots5 co1vocations held at Masonic ten
81 corner % East and ist South. the firsf
xS-s5neSdav OF each month. ScjcuruIne
ceTnpsniOus cordially invited to attend
z P. SHERWOOD. II p
NJ c. PHILLIPS, Secretary.
NACCABEEs- -Ctonian tent No meats
everv Wednesday evening at T. o. o. p
nan. Market st. Scjournins Sir Knights
cordially invited
NAOMI REBERAH LODGE No
meets sssry second and fourth Saturday
evening OF each month in Odd Fellows
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CARPENTER WORK

CARPENTER SHOP-Jobbing a special
"; screens to. order, Rear 70 W I'd So.
Phone.
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We RENT typewrisers- repair. ex-
change ana sell all m5l-eS iu stock fun
line Of supplies. Utaf Typewriter Ex-
change Co Phones 40
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WANTED-AIan. i'm or within % miles
OF salt Lake City. 10 represent two rnf-
non dollar corporation no CanVassiug,
High class opening Honesty more essen
ual than experience. Good man should
earn S3J monthly by properly handling
our customers Address bv mail. &. Cu--
rier- Pres. room 139 81. Is West Monroe
St. Chicago iu
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NAOMI REBERAH LODGE No
meats ssery second and fourth Saturday
evening OF each month in ODD Fellows
temple, Market ST.
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PIANO TUNING.

]. w. MORRISON. Headquarters
Cisyton-Daynes AVstc Co. residents u
Gordon avenue
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seAVENGERs.

UTAH 5ov. Co.: Vim. miugyroTth. mgr.
cleans toilets. cesspools and grease watts
Office $50 Sd East Both phones 1873.
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JEWELRY REPAIRING.

WATCH cleaning, 81; main spring, :
Utah JewelTy Co. S23 So Main,
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NECCABEES- -Ctonian tent No mests
s,.e-V Wednesday evening at 7. o. 81 y
nan. Market st. Soiournins Sir knights
cordially invited
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SHOE REPAIRING.

sEwED soles in 10 minutes. 40 West ID
South street. basement.
FOR fine work. Monarch Shoe Repair
ing Co, 1f3 4. ID So
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CHIROPOpIsT.

ok. ELIZABETH L. WlSMEk- suite
(IS-us Security & Trust bldg. - Asin 81
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Beginners on the violin; win
teach at reasonable prices Je6 Z. ID So.
Phone z017 Ind
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EDUCATIONAL.

SPANISH lessons by experienced
teacher. Ind. phone l5ls.
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PAPER CLEANING.

EXPERT workmen; reasonable prices
National housekeeping Co, Bell 1856, Ind
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Utah CHAPTER No. I, R. A. NJ
sstetsd convocations held at Masonic tere-
rs corner ID East and ist South. the first
xs-sdneSday OF each month Sojcurufns
cowpsuious cordially invited to attend.
z P. SHERWOOD. r p
~ r PHILLIPS, Secretary.
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MINING MACHINERY.

GASOLINE, producer gas, steam or
electric equipments, mining machinery and
supplies. Fairbanks Morse & Co. 21S So
TRENT ENGINEERING AND MA
CHiNERY co. Phones: Ind. 511; Bell. sS5i
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WANTED-Machine man. one who un-
deFstands sash and door work and q gene
cral all-ar0und planning mill man C.. J..
Humphris, Ogden. Utah.
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WANTED-High- class general sales
agents to organize sales force to sell new
and winning speciality in Salt Lake City.
We also want capable sales agents III
three other important districts in this
state. Article appeals TO best class of
consumers; extensively advertised. sales
rapidly increasing. exceptional opportu-
nifty 10 establish permanent and profit
able business. Applicants give fun de-
tails concerning ability and experience
first letter. Progress Co. Rand McNaliy
bldg. Chicago.
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WANTED-Laborers Monday morning
al corner of South Temple and A streets.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-13

WANTED-Tsil0rs wanted. basters. op-
orators. high salary. steady work fine
shop. SO Auerbacn Bldg
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WANTEn-AGENTs.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; hundreds of good
openings; travelling statesmen earn from
sl,oU 10 $1,000 year and expenses and
can always get steady employment, no
former experience required. over 600.C03
employed in the United States and Cam
ada We Will teach you TO be one by
mail in s weeks, and assist you TO secure
a good position. over 1000 of our grad
yates placed in good positions last year
through our Free Employment bureau.
Scores OF them who formerly earned from
rs to SO a month have earned from SlU0
TO 300 a month and expenses since com
pleting our course of instruction TT scien-
tific craftsmanship. II You want TO secure
a good position and earn good money, our
free book. a Knight OF the Grip viii
show you how. Write for il today. Ad-
dress nearest office. Dept SO National
Salesman's Training Association Chicago.
New York, San Francisco, Kansas City.
Minneapolis.
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SOCIETY NOTICE.

MASONIC NOTICE.
at, Moriah Lodge No. will hold a
special meeting tomorrow Monday even
ing at $50 o'clock for NJ III degree work
The semi-annual meething at which the
reports OF the accounting officers will De
received viii open at o'clock sharp. or
Ulcers and members requested TO attend
and qualified MasOns invited
CHRISTOPHER DTEHL-
SEl,rnfat.H
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WANTED-AEents wonderful inVen-
tiOn big money selling Canchester mean
descent kerosene lamp burns with OF
without Eantel; 10 times brighter than
electricity. gas or acetylene at I-l0 cost;
burner fits all standard lamps. saves 70
per cent oil; no trimming wicks beware
OF mutations outfit free. Canchester
Light Co. 26 State St. Dept. 90 Chicago
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OSTEOPATHY.

DIR. MARY GAMBLE, SIS Templeton
Both phones. Residence III I St. Ind. 9SS
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WANTED-SaIesmau to cover Idaho
with notion and furnishing line. must
have experience and know territory. Al
dress + g. Herald
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WANTED Must lie willing to
learn and capable OF acting as our reure-
sentative, no cauvdssiug OF soliciting.
good income assured. Address Natfouaf
Cooperative Realty Co.. sli Marden Bids.
Washington. D. e.
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WANTED-SeveraI insurance agents FOR
Atlas Biz.
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STOCK BROKERS.

W. b. ANDREW & co. POI D. F. walk
err Block. Stocks and bonds bought and
sold Oh commission. Phones: Bell, Il6;
Independent 1339-R
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MINES AND MINING
ASsAYFRS.


KETTLES. uAIHEZ a. Co., A L.
-s-4ueH. manager. assay and chemical
.-,-st5ry AS So. w. Temple. Both
yl0Haa
w CURHIE. 20 West Sd South St..
SIT lake Civ. samples by mail or e&-
--s- receive prompt attention.
-RIsNCN & NICHOLS. assayers and
...rIlsts. 20 South West Temple street.
salt Lake City
A. IL TREMAYNE. asSayer. over 1f3
NAN street. salt Lake City. Utah. Mali
..ullez receive prompt attention.
ST. a. HODGES * SONS. assayers and
CHEMISTS 80 IS. 3l South. Salt Lake City.
r. "a. OFFICER & CO. assayers, l6o
South West Temple 81, salt Lake City.
UNION ASSAY OFFICE. 153 SOUTH
F 30 Temple street.
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ENGINEERS.

Fl. G. GILKERSON. mining and civil en-
gineer: irrigation. water works. sewers.
SIS Judge building.
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GET good position by taking course
al Henagers Business College Do s. ".
Temple st. Both phones.
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HAT FACTORY.

HATS niuckeG dad vetriinned by an ca
cert FREQ taylor. a East First Sonth
Phone lA.I-&-
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WANTED-Agents. sl05.50 per month
sure: the money made selling our pat
ented scissors and I 900 other patented ar
ticles astonishes agents. Y. G. Giebner
made p sales IN hours. cleared $3.50.
You can do il. We show how. Free OUT
fit. Thomas Mfg. CO. 2412 Barney block,
Dayton, Q.
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Z. II. WEST 4 CO. stocks 32I D. r.
Walker Elk. Both phones. Office and res.
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JUDGE BUILDING DIRECTORY.

ELECTROLYSIS-AI A. E SMALL.
SIS Superfluous hair, moles, birth mark.
removed
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exceptional proposition TO offer men who
can devote a few hours spare time in
home section. We desire TO hear from
those living in towns ranging in pOpula-
ton from 1000 to 50 200. Particulars will
be mailed by addressing Norwood Mfg
Co, Manufacturers Bldg, Pittsburg, Pa.
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w An IED-lnteual revenue examlna-
tons viii be held in this and other cities
sept. J. Many men needed. Full partica-
lars free. Ask for booklet ID A. WASH
mgt0n civil Service school Washingtou.
d. q.
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ART STUDIO.

MISS RUBY LEE announces an offer
ing Of specially painted china for June
wedding presents; also TALES. favors and
place cards. Limited number Of pupils
accepted. Suite 501 Salt Lake Security
& Trust bldg. a2-34 S. Main street.
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ATTORNEYS.

G. =. BEAN, attorney-at-law. 4ls Atlas
block, Salt Lake City. Utah. Bell phone
1874
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SKIPPING.

CUT RATES to any part Ot the United
states We can save money for you IN
shipping goods either east or west. Cor
respondents In all the principal eitieA
See US or phoao s5s. Redmsn Moving =
Storage Co.. III So ". Temple
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WANTED want to start you in busi-
ness spare time, at home Most lngeui-
Gus money maker ever devised Free par-
Jicuiars. r. Z. Abbott. desk A Y. Omans.
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DIR. G. A. GAMBLE. 615-616 Boston
bldg. (opposite 2. o.. Bell 52S1. Ind. IA
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SHOW CASES.

EVERYTHING in the store fixture line;
billiard and pool tables and supplies; gel
my prices ". L. Wetherbes. 15S ana 1ei
w 1st So.
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THREE OF A KIND
Dropped Coffee, Picked Up Postum,
and Health.

The harmful action of caffeine-the
drug in coffee and tea-is the same in
all cases, it is only a matter of degree
One person may suffer more in the
way of heart palpitation, sour stomach
nervousness, or insomnia. than another
but the poison is there all the time if
one continues to drink coffee or tea
A Penn lady and two friends learn
ed the truth about coffee in the same
way The lady writes:
about four years ago 1 had an at
tack of nervous prostration and a great
deal of trouble with my heart Some
times feared I was dying, and my doc
tor seemed unable to find out the cause
or ny trouble.
4 would frequently wake at night
with these attacks and the doctor said
there was some constant irritation of
the nerves, and he began to think some
organic disease was at work.
'One day 1 was told of a case very
similar to mine, and that the woman
could find no relief until she stopped
using coffee. 1 did not like the idea of
giving up coffee, for 1 was very fond of
it.
Having read frequently of Postum.
1 determined to try it. It certainly made
a great change in me. Those spells left
me entirely.
My most intimate friend was afflict-
ed as I was. In fact the similarity of
our Affections drew us together in the.
first place When she saw the great
change Postum had made in me she
tried it and was benefited as I was.
THE beneficial effects of Postum on
US two induced neighbor to follow
our example and so we are three of a
kind who can't say enough in praise of
Postum"
Name given by Postum Co. Battle
Creek Mich. Read 1.-The Road to Wen
Vile" in pkgs. There's Reason
Ever read the above letter? \ new
one appears from time to time They
are genuine. true, and full of human
interest.
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ouincx,s Bank Bill.

Senator Quincy's bank guaranty bill
which has been presented in the SEN
ate, is conservative, and provides
for voluntary bank guaranty, state
banks not being Obliged to guarantee
their depositors.
Bills in the Senate.
Other bills introduced in the SEN
ate today were the following:
An act relating to liens for labor
and material furnished to owners of
lease-holds for oil and gas purposes,
by Senator Travis.
An act authorizing an annual con-
ference of the state and local boards
of health, providing for appointment
of delegates and payment of their ex-
penses, by Senator Milligan.
An act requiring the mayor and
councilmen of second class cities to
provide city court rooms, by Senator
Cambern.
An act making priations for
the support of the st. Francis hospital
at wichita, the Wichita hospital and
Training School for Nurses, the Wich-
tia Children's Home, Wichita Rescue
Home and St. Joseph's Orphan Asy-
lum; by Senator Stewart. Also an act
appropriating money for the payment
of the pension of Harry Parks, by
Senator Stewart.
An act relating to the power OF
county commissioners to employ and
provide for payment of assistants to
the county attorney, by Senator Rob
ertson.
An act relating to franchises ano
privileges of railroad companies AND
other common carriers, and an act
| to provide for the valuation of rail-
road property. by Senator Avery.
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CERTIFICATES FOR TEACHERS.
State Board of Education Announces
the Favored Ones.

The state board of education met
in regular session at the office OF
state superintendent E. T. Fairchild,
January IA. The following certifi-
Gates were granted:
Life Certificates. f. Bowers,
Long Island, Kan; Edward H. Els
worth, Pratt, Kan; Emily Grub,
Fredonia, Kan; Benjamin B. Shore,
Lawrence, Kan.
INSTITUTE CERTIFICATES.
COMMUNICATIVE Years-John F.
Barphill, Lawrence, Kan; B. F. Crit
tenden, Chapman, Kan; T. A. Edger-
ton, Lyons. Kan; Harley 1. French,
Howard, Kan; George w. Kendrick
Leavenworth, Kan; Emil Kratich-
vii. Clay Center, Kan; Rolla E. Long
Lincoln, Kan; Albert E. Lunceford
Blue Mound, KAN; Joseph F. Lyon
Oswego, Kan; w. c. McCroskey
Wellington, Kan; S. w. McGarrah
Manhattan, Kan; Davis w. Major
Medicine Lodge. Kan; L. w. Mayber-
nv, lola, Kan; r. G. Mueller, Seneca
kan: Homer s. Myers. Chanute
Kan; C. H. Nowlin. Kansas City, Mo-;
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END OF A RED NOSE
New Flesh CoIored Product That
Heals and Hides Skin Imperfec-

New Flesh CoIored Product That
Heals and Hides Skin Imperfec-
tions.
A peculiar feature of poslam, a new
skin discovery, is that it is naturally
flesh colored and contains no grease,
SO that when used on the face for the
complexion, or for pimples, red noses,
or any other inf1ammations, blemishes,
or discoloraticns, its presence can not
be detected. It can thus be applied
in the daytime, the natural color of
the skin being Immediately restored
and the actual healing and curing pro-
cess accomplished in few days 1t
can be had of any pharma cist who
sells pure drugs. Fred A. Snow makes
a speciality of it. Fifty cents worth
will answer either for the troubles
mentioned or in curing ordinary cases
of eczema. Itching stops at once.
The Emergency Laboratories, No. 80
West Twenty fifth street, New York.
are the sole dispensing agents for
poslaln in the United States, and will
send an experimental quantity free by
mail in plain wrapper to all who write
for it. This will show results after an
overnight application.
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latfon of the banks authority to trans
act business.
Prior to the adjournment of the
senate today, President Fitzgerald an
nounced that the mail addressed to
guests of the i'll fated Copeland hotel
would be found in the drug store on
the opposite corner.
81 wish to suggest" said Senator
Hamilton. smiling, that there are two
drug store on the two corner opposite
the Copeland, and it might be>(con-
fusing TO the
1.-THE chair recognizes the superior
value of the information of the senator
from Shawnee interrupted President
Fitzgerald LAS resident of Topeka
i he Undoubtedly possesses accurate in
formation with regard to the location
of the drug stores in the city, which
the chair does not possess, and the
senator from Shawnee is therefore
recommended to the others senators
as competent to direct them in the
matter of locations of drug stores"
When the gentle ripple of laughter
had died away it was explained that
the drug store on the northeast corner
of the street was the one to be sought
| by senators having mail addressed to
the Copeland.
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Warm Furnishing Specials

Mems Mixed wool Hose, 15c
grade-special, 1Oc each.
Mems Extra Heavy Wool
Mitts, regular soc price-spec-
ial, S9c.
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SECURES NORMA WANNA.
Mr.. Hammerstein Acquires American
Rights to New Opera.

New York, Jan. 15.-Oscar Ham
merstein announces that negotiations
by cable have been concluded by him
for the American rights of 'Monna
Wanna" Maeterlinck's dramatic poem
set to music by Henry Fevrier, which
was produced for the first time in the
Paris opera house Wednesday night.
Mr.. Hammerstein said that his agent
in Paris att ended the performance and
pronounced the work of absorbing in
terest. Mr.. Hammerstein added that
'Monna Wanna" will be one of two
rreat novelties which will be presented
20 the patrons of the Manhatt an opera
house and the Philadelphia opera
house next year, the other being Rich
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ALL ORDERED OUT.
General Strike of Union Hatters Is
InaugIrated.

New York. Jan. 15.-Following the re-
ceipt of an order disseminating the use
of the union label, the national board
Of the United Hatters of America, hay-
ing about rs, 600 members, today ordered
ali those employed in the factories own
ed or controlled by the members of the
Associated Hat manufacturers to go on
strike.
President John A Mofhtt, of the Uni
ted Hatters, said today that the action
of the manufacturers in discontinuing
the use of the union label, meant hsht
to the end for the existence OF the IN
ion. -
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w. E. Ray, Houston, Tex; Elmer r.
Rush, Kansas City, Mo-; Clarence j.
Smith, Wichita, Kan; John w
Spindler, Winfield, Kan; E A. White,
Kansas City, Kan.
Conductor-One Year-Henry c.
Jent, Hoxie, Kan; Frank P. Lane,
Cleveland, Okla; Louis Ringwalt, Ly-
ons, Kan; Otto o. Smith, Ashland,
Kan.
Observation-Disclosures Years-Walter A.
Cook, Clay Center, Kan; John F.
Kahr, Topeka, Kan; A r. Loop, Be
lott, Kan; Orator B. Melia, Cimarron,
Kan; Anna Patterson, Independence,
KAN; Earl L. Thompson, Edwards
vile, Kan.
Instructor-One Year-Beulah L.
Altman, Ell Reno. Okla; c. NJ. Bar
nard, Madison. Kan; Sadie B. Mann,
Kansas City, Kan; E. e. Mitchell,
Goodland, Kan; Iva E. Purdum,
Pittsburg. Kan; Hazel K Smith,
wood, kan; Bertha Van Hove, Clay
Center, Kan; Lulu E. Wickersham,
Mcpherson, Kan; Joseph Watson,
Lyndon, Kan.
PRIMARY METHODS.
Instructor SpeciaI-Zella Cannon,
Mound City. Kan; Nina Chapman,
Concordia, Kan; Anna Davy. An
thony, Kan; Ruth NJ. Kenworthy,
Columbus, Kan; Laura E. Person,
GaIena, Kan; Lula P. Prose, Larned,
kan: Name G. Vinzant, Garden City,
Kan; Elizabeth Warning, Holton,
KAN
The board was unable to complete
its examination of applications for
certificates, and adjourned to meet in
two weeks to complete the work be-
| fore it,
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Basebam Nfanagers NIeet.

New York. Jan. 15.-John J. Nc
Graw. manager of the New York Ma
tionals, will hold a conference this
afternoon with three well known man
ayers, Bresnahan of the st. Louis Ma
tionals; Lumley of Brooklyn. and
CAMEL of Rochester, Eastern league.
AT the meeting the question of obtain
ing SURPLUS nlaVers will be discussed.
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The vincent IIecturc.

Professor George F. Vincent of Chi
cago will give his famous lecture on
Children VS.. Grown-ups at the high
school tonight. This lecture is the first
in the series under the patronage OF
the city teachers. Admission Is cents.
Tickets for the six Moulton lectures
81 90.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-01-15

ard Strauss "Elektra," which is to
have its initial production on any stage
in the world in Dresden at the end OF
this month
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-01-15

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