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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-11-17
@nostieneiter / ct. Saul.

9anff eb. lmtb. ct. Stepbans Sir.
fe, .!&isrnet at Orleans og Stepens
Street, !@u6stieneite bper Spn6as
5ormi66og SCI. II. @srt6ogsifole
81. 8. = Sells Olpisafer, @reft.
@olsatba b%anit.norffe &resbpteri.
amer Strife, 1876 Gbomas st., ner
&ice ct. Danff @u6stieneite bper
Ssn6og 6orm6bag &l. 1890 % en-.
gelf @uostieneite bper @snoag Mf.
ten 81. $50. @sn6ogsifoIe aI.
$50. 8bnnempoe bber 0nsoae @f>
ten @l. 8 / @irfens l1n6erbpgning.
Mrel Mabien, 81. tbeol. @oftor. SO,
peel 491 CHARLES ct.
@snobeus norff ebauseliif luther.
ife @enigbeo, &isrnet of l1niperiitp
og 8arf Mnes., bol6er @u6stieneite
bper 5gn6og 6ormio6ag &. 1890
og Mften SCI. 7.45. Sen6agsifolen
ms6er 81. 9 6ornn.
S &apellet paa &ibrnet al @ea-
nep og Carl Sts., er Ser Spnoags.
ifole bber Sbn6ag Gftermi6oag SCI.
3 og @u6stienelte 81. 7.30 Mften.
S Sisbergs Sail, 874 &apne
Mpenue, er Ser Ssn6agsifoIe bper
5pnoag gfterm. SCI. 3. - g. s.
@eque, @oitor, $40 Capitol 8oule.
barb.
Srefolbigbebs norff ebang. lntb.
Strife, 6orrington og Sberburne
abes. @u6stieneite bper @en6aa
4l. 1890 Gorm. paa Morff og 7.45
often paa GngeIff. Ssnoagsifole
og 8ibelflasie efter &bimesiegu0s'
tieneiten. - @br. Spbilruo, @reit
$50 6uller Street.
8etbauia Strife, 81. Scents og So
relt Street. @u6stieneite afbol6eS
Sbnoag Sorm. &l. 1890 og Sitter
SCI. 7.30. &per Gors6ag Mften 8bn.
nemb6e / @irfens 8aiement. @gn'
bagsffoIe bper Sgn6ag SCI. IL. 8
S. 6lagita6, &reft. @opel 84f
Sort Street.
Sen n~orif-sanffe Metbobif Strife
&ibrnet al 8roaomap og 1915 ct.
afbol6er fine @uostieneiter iom fsl'
ger: 8rnoifen @enoag Sorm61aa
@loffen 1890. Mften 7.45. l1ngt
Golfs @pmortb 2iga: Sbnoag Mften
SCI. Gas, og 1iterert Mg6e 6e tire f6r.
ite Sirsooge / Maaneoen. 8sn-
ne.ns6e bber Ons6ag aften &l. 8
S g. Eollehen, &aitor, 289. 1911
Street.
@1tostjeneitc ! Ben norif.banife
8aptif-&irfc, @ibrnet ofss Milforh
og 8oo6bri0ge Streets, bber 9sn,
Bog Rl. 1920 Sormto6ag og 7.30
Mften. @l. $50 l~1ng6omsme6e
Sen r%orif-oonffe 8aptitmenigbe6s
nng6omsforening mg6er / tit 2ofale
bber Sbnbag SCI. $50 Gfterm., ST.
at Milfor6 .og @oo6brioge Sts.
Sang % Muiif at u. S. Sangfor.
alle Sfanoinaper biartelig bel.
TONNE.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-11-17
san9forcninse1 r9amias" ito

san9furcninsem u9anias" .itort
9uncert % 8al, I'LL paa 2er6ag Mf-
ten, sen 10. / @ibernia Sail tegner
til at blipe Ell at Seionens itore Be-
gipenbe0er / sen b%erpGrenoe 0anlfe
:&oloni. Set er i Dpert 9ilfeloe Del
Snbtrpf mani faar at ODER cit Ones
begeiitreoe Gongere beb at oberpere
cit al 6eres &rpper / @oio Sail, z.
.st. 11nr @afonta; Sc be11ger / mes
2ib og 9plt ogr bill, foriifrer Sc, pao
'2proog slften meoe meo ct Songfor,
iom 6eres 2onosmGn6 fan nere Boo
Sc GLADE og itolte oper, og iiffert CT
set, at bpis prGgtige Stemmer, ing,
oommelig 8egejitri1g og 110bol6enoe
6lio fan rorette noget iao bill 6enne
Mften bltpe en- glimren6e Sufies, Ell
8egtpenbeo, 1om ient oil glcmmes
mellem ct. &a11ls Ganife.
Moor man bprer SEM ipnge @art.
mans itemningsful6e r61pb, Sa,gl
flip" eller &eisiigers rSa Spllano"
Sort ble0e Sprog paa Spoens Trn=
9e" cller &acius's Som @re0re"
bill man 1,pilfoorligt bel1n6re oeres
,Sammeniang, Sempo % @armoni
og man merfer Melterbaanoen al
6eres 2e6er, SEN utrGttelige og er,er=
giife &rofesior Gable; man bpl1eS
/ @in0er fra @ornoomsbiemmets
@fopture og Setter, man fpler fig
6onif og itolt be0 set, og man trpg.
Ter for Ser ct ct pn6igt 2on6", ion
b%ere6billigt bliper iunget;; i lit Snore
ien6er man Sc flittige gonfere ct
Sat for Set itore Mrbei6e Sc ne6leg.
ger for at bpbe % andre 6eres
Gangs rige @eliignelie, og mon 10:
Der peo Gipen 2eiligbeo at itette sem
efter beoite gpne. Men al, Jon
forglemmes Set.
Noar Ser 6erfor lom fer bp6es
cit 2eiligbeo til at tilpeiebringe Ell
olminoelig fornejelig Mften, lam:
tibig me6, at man oerpeo bjnlper
og opmuntrer Sc f9ffe 5angere, ioo
fpler hi os forbisiet ON, at &ibernio
Sail oil blipe fulo til 9prene poo
2eroag Mften at ct glao og poafibn.
nenbe &ublifum, iom pil brirge Sem
Ell rig og fortient @pl0elt. Mon iif-
re fig oerfor 8illetter / SIDE. SSfpIgt
omltoaen6e Mnnonce aabnes 9grent
&I. 7.30.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-11-17

ST.. 81. 5. &ibl, @reiioent for
fSirit Sectional 8anf, @ells, Minn.,
bar Iibite nge i GpilIingbperne, oels
{om Delegot til Oct i ct. Saul al
hoI6te Meoe ON Mi6ler til Gorebpg.
gelie at Soebran6e / 8p og pao
2ono, sen ferite &onpention al
6enne Mrt i Minneiota, og bels for
at beige SIegtninge / @inneapoliS.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-11-17
DfnneapoIts.

@ebaftbr Sbar &irfegaarb, @a<
cine, @is., Ser bol6t .6eittalen be6
SubilG11msfeiten paa 9ania &all
Treoag often, por 2groag Mften in6s
buot iom @resgielt beb en- feitlig
@ammenfomit / en- lneper 8reos at
2anosmen0 / S6in Club. @obe6-
talen pe6 oenne 2eiligbeo bolotes al
,&r: &irfegoar6. gllle oe 12 &errer,
iom bar me6 til Soften, bap6e till
|ge ct go6t Sr6 at iige, o9 Sammen-
fomlten 'oar felt igiennem forngjelig.
ST. Garl Senien, ser efter mango
Mors Spbolo / @inneopolis, rplie
forlag6e lin &irfiomdb6 til @inni=
peg, Canada, iom 8eltDrer al ct iter=
re Srpfferi, TOM / Treoags til Min=
neapolis for at bente fin &uitru, iom
biotil bar boet / set gamle, bIm61
6onffe bel fienote &iem paa @iper=
fioe Gbe., men mi oil bpgge ct np1
Stem biniibes Gonaoogren6ien. 81
afreilte fra minneapolis @enoog Mf.
ten. Carl Senien uotalte, at bou
bar eoot tilfreos mes Torboloene
@innipeg. 81 gnifer sem Sells oq
2pffe | Be nDe Smgibelier, bbor Sc
itffert inoen lang Si6 bill finoe fig
lige iaa biemme iom fer / 8pen.
&aitor $. @elmes, @eit De11morf
8is., bar @anoag og Sirs6ag /
Dfinneapolis for at %n16erlgge sSor=
Iboloe1e me6 &eniDn til en- paatenft
|6prettelie al ct banif l1ng6omsbiem
Der ! 8nen, UNDER 2e6elie at 9rgo,
'niiationen 9anif @ommeniI1ttet
Mne0om. M ser er Srang til ct
oaoontl1ngoomsbiem ioo bel for Sen
bofiooen6e iom Sen ~tilreiienbe unq~
bonn er Ser ingen Spipl ON, oq 6o
oct er 3anfen at gipe set ct iaa fort
9rnfang, at SoIf, iom itaar Den
oanife &irfes &reose, 1er og Iom lite
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-11-17

for iasoamatIssae, Nesrstgi. Pisesisy, i5ee.
vodplno, FebeE, laorlppe, og ForkJ1telse.
bet er ineen Patent-Medicin. men en- vi
denskabeliR medicinek Tilberedning at
stor Verdi. Det er ~indpakket / sc. 50c oe
81 Parker. paatrykt tydelig Brugeanvis.
ming oR ferdig til Brug.
efter den f6rste Dosis. indeholder absolut
inRen skadelige Stoffer o9 udvikler ineeD
TranR til Gjentagelse 1 Systemet.
Literatur, eller P%ulveret portofrit dMod
HaRelseu af Prison.
E. LAMBERT, Ens-Fabrikant,
Cor. grid Ave. S. and 9TH St.
Minneapolis, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-11-17

We'd Kjcb eller Reparation Al
Uhre besgg den velkjendte Juve-
Ter Simon Nelson, 2oo E. 9TH St.,
St. Paul.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-11-17

CAN'T MISUNDERSTANDING at
boIber neite Mfebe ben %. @op. bos
Mrs. 81. SEMEN, 814 Smitb ape
|Eoo Misi. o. @eit 81. Saul Gar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-11-17
Sat! ).
1%1nnortennpNp brinder herbe1 Dor
Sat!

unoertegneoe bringer berbeo boz
bierteliglte Sat til @pinoeforeniagen
of @oIaatba @irfe og @enner for ben
qooe % imuffe @ane, iom De ober'
roife6e % me6, cit 2nneitol, | Mnleot
nina af Mrs. @eiloffs 5%g6ielsoag
SCI beoer Dor &erre / &imlen pere
me6 e6er ollie.
9@rbeoigIt
Mr. & Mrs. @eiloff.
923 Mlbemarle 5treet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-11-17

bar S1egt eIIer Benner ber ! @pen,
fom be ton opboI6e fig boS UNDER ct
mtolertioigt Opbolb, alti6 Der fr,,oe
ft1oe ct @teo, bpor be biIbe blipe
mo6tagne iom @ennner og bore fire
paa en- go6 og gieftfri 8ebanoling,
tgr set bonbes, at Tanfe11 moa bin-
De faa goo &iliIptni1g, at Sen fan
g%iennemferes.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-11-17
Saa god som den bedste,
bedre end allie andre!

bet er vor Paastand for "Odin Mserke
Mysost''. delikat, sund og rig paa Mornings
stof. Forlang "ODIN BRAND, og lad
Dem like overtale, at en- anden er ligeeaa
god, thi en- Prove vii Devise Diet modsatte.
Dersom Deres Handlende like har den
paa Lager send os hans Navn og vi vii
sende Dem en- smuk Souvenir og en- fri
Prove. De bedes skrive paa engelsk.
AT PRlM0S1 vii vi anbefale wort Rose
Leaf" Marke. vi fabrikerer oRsaa bedste
SlaGs PUlT0ST.
For FEN Pakkeomslag kun trade
marks) vii vi sende Dem en- elegant Sam.
ling af Blllsder fra Norge. =
I'll. J. 0rell Butter & Egg Co..
johnson Creek, Wis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-11-17

aarl 2ariens Toreoras. Com tio-
Iiaere omtolt Der i 8labet, oil &sro-
fesior 4arl 2orlen boloe ct Soreorog
her / 8pen nn6er arrangement at
Danif Notwithstanding at ct. Saul
pe6 Mptoorstioe. 6%oreoraget oil BIZ
he 2sroogen sen 6. Sanl,ar, paa
@ibernia Sail.
sc Mpertisiementet / 8labet for
neite l1ge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-11-17
KREFT HELBREDES,

baade udvendie og indvendig. Ingen Be
ekjaering, ingen ~Udbrending, inRen Frys
ming. ingen RontGen-Straaler, faktisk in
gen Smerter, ingen stygEe Ar. Anbefa
linger og Oplysninger indhentes we'd a
skrive, paa Engelsk, til
F. J. Du&san, Md, Grand Forks, N D,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-11-17

= Sun: vMen, &enrif, bpor6an
er set bog Bin Sperfraffe ier u6?"
Son: Sen falot / @enoeitenen
iaftes, "a leg 9tf biem fra Stub
ben."
Sun: r@en bporfor bolot gu
6a lite %or6entltg faft poa benz"
San: Set gioroe ieg ifam, iee
boboe SEN paa."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-11-17
%FRuCTBART
Farmland for. S0IQ.

Danske Naboer av1ede aarlig
i de sidste tire Aar $112 pr.
Acre paa denne rige, sorte
Muldjord. God Pris for Fl0de.
N@r we'd Skole og Jernbane; 4
Timer til Chicago, 363 Acres
salges i 40 Acres Trakt, er eller
mere, paa Atbetaling. Pris $40
til $50 pr. Acre, i Henhold til
Opdyrkning. Skriv paa engelsk
til Geo. Oliver, Allegan, Mich.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-11-17
st. Paul.

.st. Paul Tdanse" removed to Room
2O1 Court Block.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-11-17

sfrip efter &rpscnmmere paa bet'
te 8Iab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-11-17

Tprcningen @obt @aab bolot Goo
iegiloe poo Central Mnner Sail lto=
f., 1te 2proug Mften; Ser par meot matt
| &c 9eltagere, iom onbragtes ON BET
bel oGffcoe @oro, Ser bugne0e meo
itegte Goes og ollie onore gooe Sager.
@raiibenten %opiorore0e q. q. Strait
fen til at opertage Orbltprer=@perpet
iom ban flareDe til fl1lo Silfre0sbeo.
Ser bolotes cit &effe 5aler, iom gift
no poo at prize @oot @aob iom ct
Gfsempel for anore 6orentnger /
&etning af e%neitaaenbe &iGlplombe6
og 8rooerifab. Gen poer iom Stette
til ale, iom trenger Ell iaaban ur=
Ser Spgoom og onoen @eo6gang, og
Meblemmer11e aflggger bperanore
8eipg UNDER iaabanne 6orbolo og
ltrGber efter be0ite gpne at lette
8pr0en for b%peran0re.
Gn Sprgefeit. &aa 2onobrugs=
ifolen / ct. Mntbonp &orf far Ser
SEN ii6ite Sis berifet en- 9ifteritiS
Gpioemi, iom for en- ltges Sis ii6en
bortrep en- al Sfolens gleper, 3. so.
@ei1m fra @abel. 9eroag Otter:
mi06ag afbolotes Ell Teitligbeo til
bans Min6e poo Sfolen. &eftol
@incent at Statsuniperiietet oe
,gfolens 8eItprer, 81. s. @oobs, tai
te, ligelaa en- al afopoes 8arnooms
famerater, &eoer 8. Sonsruo, Jon
I'LL er Gleb peo 2anobrngsifolen ol
iont bop6e BELT Garelie mes @einm
,Sfolets @lee Club imng ct @ar Cal
mer og Srfeiteret ipille6e.
So al 2mbbrngsifolens Gleper Zig
ger ipge al 9ifteritis, men 8eitpre
@oo0s bar truffet Jorbol0sregle
) til at forbinore, at Spgoommen ipre
; Ser fig.
: Smigrant=&umisiGr @elib o9 9
s 6. Sell Jon, Me6lcm al Statens SIN:
; g~rant=@ummisiion, ofrejite 2proa
9(ften til @aibingtom for at repro
!; ientere Minneiota peo ct Mgoe, io1
SsSmigrantz&ommis Iererne og tilipt
ren6e gmbeosmer6 ira forifjellie
Stater boIber ser. 8e6 Mpoet b
mon iler 6rgfte Sen be6fte Meaabt
! boorpaa Sn6panorerltremmet ia
for0eles. Ser fonnmer omfring e
Wt1llton Sn0ban0rere til De SCREENED
stater bbert slar. Sc fleite at 6isi
bar peret 2anoarbeioere i europa. 8
fienoer FIN li6t til Jorboloene / s
5orene0e Stater, % paa @r1n6 q
bette bIioer Sc i Sc operbefolfeo
iGiitrifter ! often, bpor Sc g1enner
flere Slegtleo forbliper fremmeo
2anoet. Scr. @elib flyer, at ma,
biloe foriege at bringe SSmigrontern
Beiteo ON, bbortiI be bgr nopnnore
fsr Sc forlaoer tit SeoreIa11b.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-11-17

eningens $iitorie. &ar bar fl,lgt
Goreningen trofait fi6er ba1 IND.
traaote | ben / Mobember 1875, /
oens Setter fom i bens Mrbeioe, og
BET banot 6erfor olminoelig &iIilrt-
ming, % en- at De andre screenings
@eteraner, s. S. @briftenien, efter
en- pelformet Gale befteoe en- flor
@ul6me6atlle poo $incf's 8rpit paa
Soreningens @eene. Set tom fom En-
0berrafelfe for boa6e Gorfamlingen
og for &r. &incf, og lite mi1rore
oberraften6e bar ben SaIe,. rne6 boil
ten ban taffeoe for nomerfelien.
Otter 8or6et tog Ballet fin 8egp1,-
belle og git meo 2io % Mtrmterbeo
til ben ob Morgenfh1nben, oe ollie
git biem meo Gplelien al at bape
-Deltaget / en- belor6net oe bellpffet
Sa1biIeumsfeit.
@r. g. S. @birmp, bel fienot i ct.
&e6ers 6mffe MISUNDERSTANDING
&rebs, og TOM i lengere Sis bar
opbol6t fig i @gnen neo Sbief @iper
Sails, nor igaar / Minneapolis poa
@iennemreiie til Donmarf, bbor ban
bill beige S1egt og @enner / @in=
ter. San aflag6e % ct 8eieg pao
bort &ontor paa @iennemreiien.
Sur ben nbe Tranflin Mpe. Gpor.
betsltnie agiteres ser iterft / 6is1e
Gage. 8eboerne @eit for Chicago
Mbe., gnffer life at faa Sen gien-
nemf6rt til @ennepin Mpe. gjennem
Granflin, men set er UNDER Sperpei=
elie at laoe Sen gaa til Chicago eIIer
4. Mpe. 5D6 og opo6 en- al 6isie
2inier til 26. @treet og ao oenne
@a6e moo @eit. 8eboerne fer iDnes
ret tbrige for at fua 2inien ber.
- Sun: vMen, @enrif, bpor6on
Ct set 6og Bin S~perfraffe ier u6?"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-11-17


8rDllnp.. SIP. bnnif @oteleier
her i 9pen, gmti1 Sobnien blep /
sproogs egtepiet til @iis Soa
Tronf fra ct. Marp's &omnibip,
Meinu. Set npgifte sggtepar beieoe
paa @rpllupsoogen tliammen 565
@rno. Chill Sobnien oejc0e $40, og
sSoo 6ronf 255. @r. SobnI en er
peIficuot fer / 8pen, inotil for ct
@or Maoneocr lioen bar ban Snoe=
boper al Mimneiota Some @otel poo
3rb Strcct. @m1 bar I'LL boiat 1tg
poa lin 6orm nnr @m1oolpb, &inn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-11-17

@ulgatba Strife. Ser oil blipe
@1,ostieneitc / benbanif=norife Col
gatba @rte, 1876 Sbomas ST., ferit=
fommenoe Gprbag peo Sc iGoponl1ge
|Gioer, 81. 1890 6ormio6og og ST.
$3.50 Mften. gn1net for 6ormiooogs=
aa1ostieueitene, iom CT paa bonlf, ri
blipe: v@ontroens Spr0". Mften=
guostieneiten bolocs paa engellf 111=
ser ltngoomsforeningens 2ebelie.
1isfnsiions=og Hreoifeemne: rMis=
iiprs III Soutb Mmertca".
@pinoeforeningen ofbol0er lit no.
lite Mpoe bos Mrs. g. @eilofi. 923
Mlben1arle ct. Mlle in0bp0es pao
Set biGrteligite.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-04
ROWLAND HALL HAS
CLASS Of THIRTEEN
Three of Graduates Will GO to
Colleges to Take Higher
Education.

The class OF young girls which COM
pletes the course at Rowland Hall this
year IS the largest that HAT popular
girls school has turned ont, numb ecins
thirteen graduates. Most OF the girls
live IN his city and have been known all
through their schco' lie here. Three Of
the thirteen will go on to college for
higher education. Miss Katherine
Rhoades going TO Vas sar. Miss Martha
Norton 10 Stanford and Miss Bernardine
kimbal to the University of Vermont.
Miss Florence Ware. the artist OF tie
class. will go 10 The Chicago art insii~
tute, white Miss Alice Nuttius goes 10
Seattle TO take course In nursing In
the Minor hospital there. Miss Bonnie
Miller Will so 10 Europe Immediately after
the close OF school TO Join her parents
and may remain abroad 10 continue her
musical studies. Miss Miller has been
one of The head pupils Ia plano study
throughout her course and was winner of
the goo medal in the plano department
one year. Some other members of the
class have plans TOO dimly outlined 10
make sure OF their future course. but
mainly they will remain here for the
present.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-04
MOVING PICTURE MAKES
FOR SANE FOURTH OF JULY

As the result OF a visit 10 the Colonial
theatcr yesterday afternoon. as one of
Manager kctchum's guests invited 10
witness safe and sane Fourth OF July
film now being shown at that house
Councilman j. W. Mckinney will intro
duce a resolution In council Monday night
providing for the appointment OF com
Elit;ee to take entire charge OF Inde-
rendence day celebration next month
The picture shows the so-called insane
Fourth OF July celebration. and an in
stance OF its manning proclivities. to-
gether with a safe and sane celebra tion
its successful culmina tion and It's pleas
ing results. The illustra ton OF the two
phases Of the question Is worked ou,
through the medium Of an interesting
consecutive story. Aside from the theme
and the interesting manner in which it
is developed. the film is remarkably clear
and free from technical defects
Rabbi Charles j. Freund who was ono
of the party invited TO witness the pic
ture. was emphatic In his Endorsement
OF il as an educational feature tending
10 enliehtcn those who would look on
The agitation for safe and sane Fourth
of July as trivial matter Mr. McKin-
ney said he thought that motion pictures
oHered ono OF tie best means for cdu-
eating the people 10 take the proper
steps to lessen the harvest of death re
sultlng from tic promiscuois distribution
OF death dealing paraphernalia incident
10 the general Fourth OF July celebration
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-04
CLOSING EXERCISES
BEGIN THIS EVENING
President kingsbury to Deliver
L. of U. Baccalaureate at
First Congregational.

The forty-second annual commence
ment exercises of the University of
Utah will begin this evening with the
baccalaureate sermon 10 be delivered
bv Dr.. Joseph T. Kingsbury in the First
Congregational church, beginning at
s:l5 clock.
President Kingsbury has chosen as
his subject, ''Scicnce Reveals Croa
tive Guiding Intelligence and Teaches
Man for His Own Best Good to Con
form to the Laws of God by Living a
Pure and Upright Life. . The remain
der of the programme follows;
Organ Prelude and March. .......-..
Professor Squire Coop
Invoca ton. on.....,.....,....E Elmer l. Goshen
Contral,o Solo, lave Maria. .Gounod
Mrs. Bessie Dean Allison.
america" ..... ......,.... .Congr regation
Benediction. ......... Joseph J. Cannon
Organ Postudc Professor Squire Coop
The other exercises of the commence
ment programme will be given during
the remainder of the week. On Mon
day, from 4 TO 6 p. M, President and
Mrs Kingsbury will entertain the mem
bcrs of the graduating classes. alumni,
former students and members of the
faculty at the presidents IS annual re-
ception.
Tuesday will be class day for the diff
ferent classes of the alumni associa
tion. The normal graduating exercises
Will be held i'll the forenoon from 10
to 10 O'Clock in the assembly room of
the Museum building. A band concert
will be held on the campus from -
to 3 p. NJ, with the college class exer
cises to be held in the assembly room
from to 3 p. III. A dancing matinee
Will be held in the gymnasium from
5 to p. m.. with the business meet
ing of the alumni association held in
the evening at S O'Clock in the Mu-
scum building.
Wednesday will be commencement
day. A band concert will be held on
the campus beginning at 10 a. m. and
continue while the procession of re
gents, faculty, members of the alumni
association and members of the gradu~
ating classes form in line around the
circle. previous to marching to the as
sembly room of the Museum building,
where the exercises will be held
Governor William Spry will address
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-04
ALUMNI AND GRADUATES
WILL BANQUET WEDNESDAY

The Alumni association OF the Univer-
sity OF Utah will tender a reception and
banquet TO the University OF Utah grad
uatins class of 1911 at the Commercial
club on Wednesday evening at o'clock.
An interesting programme has been pre-
pared. Toasts will be responded to by
prominent alumni and graduates and the
banquet will be enlivened by the singing
OF college songs, A most ENJOYABLE even
ing will be spent renewing the friendships
OF college DAYS and every alumnuS is
urged 10 attend All alumni who will be
in the city are requested Ia attend the
business meeting Of the Alumni assoca
tion In the museum building ON the uni
versity campus at o'clock Tuesday
evening. June s.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-04
GIRLS GIVEN TIME
TO FIX THEIR HAIR
Fifteen Minutes for "Primping''
Allowed Female Employees of
Chicago'S Counsel.
BY Leased Wire to The Tribune.

BY Leased Wire to The Tribune.
CHICAGO. June 3-An order grant.
ing ten girl employees fifteen minutes
to primp before beginning the day Is
work was issued yesterday by a. j
Callaghap, chief clerk of. the corpora.
tion counsel S Office in the new city
kall.
"The girls who prlmp are the best
workers. said Mr.. Callaghan.
One Of the girls outlined the
"primping time table" as follows:
Inspect braids.
2-StraIghten puffs.
3-Fluff hair.
Adjust belt.
Rub face with powder rag
6-Look at face, head and hair III
mirro;.
7-Examinc waist.
S-Look over skirt,
9-Hang mp coat.
10-Put hat away.
"Time flies, YOU know said the
girl. "Ask any married man If his
wife can primp in fifteen minutes. We
arc not allowed any more time than
necessary.
81 am sure the girls will! do bet
ter work. said Mr., Callaghan, ''be'
cause they know they have this extra
fifteen minutes to prepare for the day
The girl who primps is to be commend
cd. not sneered at. 1t is the right
kind of pride, y
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-04

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