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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-19
FAMILY REUNION HELD.
Eieh;icth Anniversary Of John Seaman is
Celebrated at Ogden,
specIal lo Tlle Trlbune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Dec. lS.--A family reunion in
celebration of the cightieth birthday Of
John Seaman, father OF City Recorder
George Seaman. was held at tho family
home 106 Twenty first street. this even
ing. Mr. Seaman. who IS popularity known
AZ ~ GuClc John Seaman, is pioneer OF
Weber county, having been prominent In
business circles and public life for many
years. He was at one time Il county
commissioner.
Although he has attained the age of
iOur-Scorc years. Mr. Seaman Is enjoying
perfect health and has never been forced
20 remain away from his work as book
keeper for the Cragum Brothers Commits
sion company on account OF sickness.
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The man who makes money that counts
most, makes it during the days when he saves
most.
Today. AS never before, time is reckoned III
dollars and cents
When YOU save hours in searching Tor
work, you save capital by coming 1t ln'o
money.
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Whale Behind Schedule.
Special 10 The Trihunc.

Special TO The Tribune,
OGDEN. Dec. iS.--W riting whiio on
board ship in the Indian ocean. g. j,
fumphris. now on n trip around tho
world, informs Thomas Fccney that the
nShiu. T. good and that he las forwarded
one small whale FOR Mr.. Fcouey's Christ
mas dinner. The letter Is dated No
vCmbcr l3. but the whale has not vet ar
rived. Mir. Hunphrs left this city early
in October and Is not expected 10 rtturn
before February IL
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Mayor OH Vacation.

cp"cidi 10 inc Tribune.
OGDEN Dec 1S.-At the meeting of
tho city commissioners this morning
Mayor \. g. Fell announced his inten-
tiou of being absent from the city for the
next ten days. He departed this after
noon for Oakland cal where lie viii
spend the holidays with his family.
During the morning session the COM
missioncrs received IN" report Of street
Supervisor g. II. Martin, which elbows
that SooSS was expended for general inn
provcmcnts during tho month OF Novcm-
Der. The amount expended for the same
purposes during November. 1911. was
.Hn"I
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PIONEER WOMAN DEAD.
Mrs. Mary Ann Arsvc Passes Away az
Home OF Daughter.

Special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN. Dec. IS.-Mrs Mary Ann
Aravc, resident OF Ogden FOR the past
three months. Jied at the home OF her
daughter. Mrs. T.. NJ. Draper. $50 Twenty
nth street, at , o'clock THIS morning.
death being due to pneumonia. SHE was
born In South Wales May 6 lSiS. and
came To Utah In 1865. but for the pas,
fifteen years up Ia three months ago she
had resided IN Idaho. she came 10 this
city TO reside with her daughter.
Surviving her are four Sous. Daniel w.
OF this city: Hyrum. Farley g.. and Ar
thur Draper. all residing al Firth. Idaho.
and three daughters, Mrs. Draper, IN this
city; Mrs L.. w. Stoddard OF Wciscr.
Idaho. and Mrs. j. w. AmIo OF Firth,
Idaho. Tomorrow the body win be
ahpnrl tn Easnlt. Idaho. fnr mtcrmcnt.
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Uncle Billy Honored.

SpecIni To Tho Tribune.
OGDEN. Dec. ls.-lu appreciation of The
"ourtesics extended iu permitting tho or
EaUi1silou 10 hold it's annual outing In
tho hermitage grove I'm ogden canyon,
"JnclC Billy Wilson was presented with
gold headed umbrella ov the members
of tho Volunteer Ffrcmcn's association
last night. After tho presentation the
veteran frc hghtars-aud "tnClc Billy' Is
one Of the uumbcr-TccounLcJ their c&-
pcriences uf tho early days in Ogden and
spent u very pleasant evening.
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To Beautify CITY.

special 20 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Dec. 1s.-Gn AN address before
tho students of the /sber academy this
morning Mrs. Joseph r. NorreU outlined
the plan - tie Womar1{ Ciylc league re-
SardinS the Wanting and bosutlfyiur 81
vacant lots throughout tho city. Mrs
Morrcli and Nrs Paricv r. Wright were
the representatives OF tho league at the
meeting. The meeting this morning was
gwen added Interest by number OF SC
lcctinus by the academy choir. under the
direction of Prof. Joseph BaIiantyne
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Judge Goes Hunting.

Special To- The Tribune
OGDEN, Dec iS.-Ou account Of the
big rabbit hunt 10 the ranch % Chief oi
Police W. | Norton today. Judge W.
~. Recdcr granted himself tho first spc-
ciai vacation since lac has been in oiiicc
and Joined the party which spent the day
In tho vicinity OF Monument on the old
branch OF the Central Pacific. As re-
suit Of the vacation there VIII be an IN
creased number of patrons before the
bar of lNsr1ca LomnrrOM mounting
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Home for Christmas.

Special To The Tribune.
OGDEN, Dec lS.-GeorSe p, McCaoc.
solicitor OF the department OF agriculture
lat Washington, -. G, has arrived in Og
den 10 spend Christmas with his family.
DR.. y. -. Melvin. chief Of the United
States bureau Of animal industry, and
Il. y. Ramsey, assistant chief OF the
same bureau. accompanied Mr.. McCabc TO
Utah
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Licensed 20 Wed.

Special 20 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Dec. ls.-MsFTiaGc licenses
we're granted by County Cicgk Samuel C.
pyc today "a Iohn &. McCFsry and Cccii-
= Gibbs both Of West Portage. Utah.
William Pcturson of Hooper and NerLt
iisdl0Ck OF ogden.
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Eyery Day The Tribune Points the Way to ProspsI
TIME-SAVING HINT

The great time saver of today for q
crs are the Want Ads
The Wants are the direct route g..
ploycr 80 employee.
Those who take advantage of Thu =
Wants need lose no time LOOKING fon '"s
Every day The Tribune brings hi, .0'S
TO It's advertisers.
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Jury List Is Drawn
4 in n Trllunc-

Special 20 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Dec. iS.-The jurymen who
VIII serve IN the Weber county district
court during tho wear 1919 have been Sc
elected by DItus l.. Ensign and benjamin
OppmRn. Jury commissioners. hut the
taicsmen viii not be known until their
names are drawn as they are needed. The
list includes lS2 names. and n all OF the
jurymen have been drawn before the end
81 the twelve months additional names
VII hc drawn from the same list.
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ut association at tile high school tonight
plans were perfected FOR the annual bail
which Viii take the form OF q watch party
10 hv held mi the school auditorium on
Tuesday evening. December u. Subcom-
mittrps were appointed tonight To- ar
range the details and il Is the intention
To- send out the invitations nt an early
date.
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PERSONAL

LADIES $1,000 REWARD: I POSITIVE
ly guarantee my great successful
Monthly" remedy. safely relieves some
of the longest. most obstinate, abnormal
cases in three 10 five days: no harm,
pain or interference with work: mail
SlGN. Double strength. 8. Br. y T.
Sou.hiEgton Remedy Co, Kansas city.
No. els
LADIES: ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR
Chlchcsters P!ls, the Diamond Brand
For - years known as Best. safest AL
ways Reliable Buy or your Druggist
Take no other. Chichcstcrs DisTnond
Brand pills are sold by Druggists every
whore.
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FOR RENT
For Rent-Houses ,r,,

SlN-EpOM MDnp,gT --N-,-~
:. i. depot Key at 52i. ns,, n" - =
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ABLE BODIED MEN WANTED FOR
the u. =. marine corps, between the
ages Of 10 and 30. Must no native born
or have first papers. Monthly paw Slo 10
$50. Additional compensation possible.
Food clothing. quarters and medical at
tendance free. After 80 years service can
retire with 20 per cent OF pay and allow
ances. Service on board ship and ashore
In all parts OF the world Apply at 7. :.
Marine Corps Recruiting Office. i6S Main
ST. Salt Lake Cjty Utah mi6
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Funeral Announced.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Dec. 1S.-F'uneral services fo
Peter Terry. the Utah pioneer who dice
q this home IN Plain City Monday night
will be held in the Plain City meeting
house at 1850 o'clocl, Friday forenoon
Intcrment will be made in the Ogden CIT!
cemetery.
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NURSE

NURSE. CONFINEMENT CASES: WILL
do rome housewoTk X necessary. Wa
Rstch fII1-W. rnis5e
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viii Give a Ball.

5 pccial 10 Th. Tribune
OGDEN. Dec. tn.-At A uIocuu- uf tho
Euc-Dccu. q Lie Ogdsl lDsh SgE0o! A!l4I-
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CANARY BIRDS.

MALES AND FEMALES GUARAN-
teed; order before Dec, 2lst. Johnson.
SO So W. 7. IniSi9
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ONE NICE BRICK H0uey
rooms, closet, pantry and =
papcrec. s15. Cali Waseich raj
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OPTICAL PARLORS


J. EUG. HARRISON. OPTOMETRIST.
Drops arc not used. 20f Templeton
bldg. k2S05
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81 HOUSES. ALL KINno ~
16o MAIN STREET. sH|1'
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WANTED-G NEAT APPEARING So
hcltors, best proposition for the pub
Ic and agent: steady work the year
around; city and country Apply 10 tr II
126 So. Main st. room 30G. mlSG3
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CATERING

FIESr-CLASS WORK TO LADIES EN-
tcrtaining at home. Hyland 16l-J
kco1a
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ACADEMY TO CELEBRATE.
Sacred Heart Juniors and Mirims to
Give Christmas Programme.

special l" Inc Iribune.
OGDEN Dee 1S.-Thc conpletlon OF
the 1912 work at the Sacred Heart acad-
emy and the closing OF the school FOR
the holidays will he celebrated Friday
cisss b.. the juniors and minims. The
entire programme. beginning AT 7;30
o'clock. win be exclusively the efforts OF
the students Of those two classes. This
Is the programme:
Chorus medley Commandments T. Paul
Juniors
Accompanlst. Miss Comstocl5.
oar Christmas Wish Helen Shoehar
Cautata, Mr. and Mrs Santa claus
at Home J II Hcrbor,
Mlnlms-
Scene Doll departnort
Scene II-Chlldrcn waiting for Santa
Claus
Those taking part in the csntata arc
tho following:
santa Claus ....................Af I5Ilis
NJ Ss,t, r-i.,,. 90 - s:, -; L--..'
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Wanted to Trade.

WANTED TO TRApE.-EDITTY IN
modern paying apt house FOR 7-roum
hnnsal3w on east bench. Address =. O.
box l-i'' miI5S
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CLEANING AND DYEING

MYERS CLEANING & priTNG co.
Garments. Insured. Superior work.
Prompt aUio delivery Three phones
.24i A., cg?. HIS l.. ErcadYay. mss
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? OR 4-RooM BRICK c0TT,c,~
mo-; close I'm. Was. sss7 A'A
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FINE ElGHT-RooM REsTn,,s
lst ave, $40. Phone " ~
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When you have 4 bilious attack give
Chamberlain 3 Tablets p trial. They
are excellent. For sale bv all dealers.
advert scfncnt1
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OUR CAR HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR
Portland and the northwest will be
save money
REDMAN MOVING & STORAGE co.
,,,f.
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SAFES REPAIRED

ALSO KEY FITTING AND LOCK
work n speciality. s. l.. Lock WORKS
Was fn5i hI0i0
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MEN. WOMEN. GET GOVERNMENT T
jobs. $4,000 week. Write immsdln ely
stitute Dent sSs " psoche5ter n
klss7
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4 AND 6,RooM MODERN Tor,S
.ent Inquire l1s W, I'm ~ ~,
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Wanted--To Rent.

) OR i-RpoM FURNISHED STEAM
heated apartment. hot and cold water;
must be on ground floor or light base-
Went apartment VIII DO. Wasatch i1lS.
mwiys
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s-ROoM MOD. BRICK. In
BoTllWELL & Mccnisythn,n Myis q Z
800 Boyd PARK Eaao
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HOUSES FOR RENT NrIp :
sity, Cali at si5 9. l,tS 80
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ACCORDION PLEATING

SUNBCRST AND SIDE PLEATING
sos Eazt srd South. Phone Hyiaud 1911.
kiO-f
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TWO GROOM. THoRo,;cIrv7
ern residences; SO and "a I'LL ~
t35 per month each. InouI,s n!
iugs & Trust Co. ea
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SUCCESS INsURANCE-UTAH Busl.
!, ness College preparation Yor nidr
sIe. Start course now. Boston stS3s
day or night. oLo''
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NOTICE

This b. To certify that the Boston has
changed hands. .Nll dChts or settlements
must .. m-L. D. liC-. .. lei-.
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CUT FLOWERS
MONUMENTS, ToMBsToNEs

LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM. X
Mckenzie Display Yards. Az SO. state.
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WANTED
Miscellaneous.

MONARCH SHOE REPAIR co.
81 IL. Second South. Phone Was. 35s3.
ml3tS
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s-RooEI MODERN BRICK ;
62o East 10Th South.
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GROCERY SPECIAL

BEST SOFT-SHEf.L WALNtTS LIB.
zoe: lbs, cInnberr.es. 25c; Q lhs, dates.
&C: lbs. jonathan apples. &c: good
oranges. doz I5c: 4 lbs sweet poiatoos.
i5c; spl.t peas, H. sc: Christmas toys.
price. good mixed nuts. u. 15c: 5 cans
strawberry Jam. CSC; Brazi nuts H.. l5c:
lbs best reHGuts 25c; best creamery
butter. 2Jc: " lbs. eastern cheese. i5c;
GOOD cocoa. ID. CSC: straight grade nour,
81 90: , pKgs. raisiGS. 25c: 80 iawi SOC. los
$50; 1G lbs. sugar Sl.00; new minccIueat,
H. ihC: pineapple. can. roc: Di:Hs.
creamery butter. 61c: pE%s. minccmoat.
15C: doZ. good eggs. 5js; "i,rDu and
lemon peel. @Oc: . lbs. Sultana raislrg,
G5c. Chicago Store, ZIG ". First south.
Tn21i6
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THE TRIBUNE CARRIES ADVERTISING THAN
TO BE SURE TRIBUNE
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Wanted Situation-Male.

MAIL ORDER EXPERT WOULD LIKE
TO become connected With Salt Lake
enterprise; can install mail order system
iu any line OF business. Would Ill5e 10
secure an interview with any ono inter
csted Address h-31. Tribune. in1S12
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WANTED
Wanted-Female Help.

GIRLS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS, AZ
Fly READY FOR WORK NJ - W
AND p. NJ. DAILY. TROY LAUNpNi'
Al SOUTH 9TH EAST.
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AUCTION SALES

c. e osTERLOH. AUCTIONEER. RESI-
dence. 63i So. Main. Wasatch 2sai-w
ABS
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FURS AND TAXIDERMISTS

WE DO EVERYTHING IN THE FUR
and taXidcrmist line. We carry com
pistc Inc OF manufactured goods. Clean
Ing, repairing. rc-dy!uE and refnod cl!ns.
~ cat rates. % years in Salt Lake r
Stencil Fur Co. - u. :r6 south 'geogS
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WANTED
Wanted-Male Help.

NO. ] SOLICITORS WITH REFER
ences for well advertised p.oposition-
Big commission and permanent IVORY LOT
right men. Unless rou hayo mace Gcod
do not call. Sec Mr., Meyer. Tribune
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YOUNG: MAN OF GOOD FAMILY
wants work in hotel or private place;
board, room and wages Address AZ?
Tribune. m2f0S
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FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. BASGo I.o
rnent First Congregational chur~nrr io
ger yon a position free Of charge tsfT3
phone ss2o N-'''
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DENTISTS

DIR. =. H. CoNCER. SUNDAYS 10 'rO ..
guarantees work At req sonaEls prices,
2iS kearns bldg. Wasatch e22 m537
DR.. HODGES, DENTIST. SUITE ellis
Brooks Arcade bldg. Best and cp.a D.
est. WasatCh 3o55. k;Tsp
DIR. 7. =. MORGAN, DENTIST, 500
Scott building. Open evenings deGf3
DR.. J. Z. EEYSOR. 30 MAIN sT.. TEL.
Wasatch 562s. Good set teeth. s. 90.
dSlO3
DIR. ~ Il. COOK, DENTIST. HAS gT-
moved To 52l kearns bldg. rn2gST
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FURRIER

FURS CLEANED. El:IoDELED AND
repaired Geneva 9. Hicks Co.. 6S So.
9th 4. Was. S10I. hI093
FURS REMODELED. REPAIRED: FIX
pert furrlers: prices reasonable, Uud-
son Bay Fur Co. 122 Main. Phone Was
ll61. E1756
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HOUSES PARTLY FT;py,s,
,.ga modern; ,,a,.,, disappearing s,n'i;9 BED 9.
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SWITCHES

-~~~--~-------~---~-->--
FROM CONBiNGs. 20 UP. GUARAN-
tecd, Harmony Millinery. SIS :. State.
w sblh k27ee
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CHINESE HERBS
EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT

DR. ARTHUR BURROWS. OCULIST
and aurist; spectacle3 accurately Ettcd !:
difficult cases solicited. g395S
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'-kOoM MODERN cores,
ith South. lAGg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-30

over the matter such as 1T is known
to be. This had really become the
sole issue
There had been much discussion as
TO the merits OF the bill. the admis-
sions OF Dr. Alderman had shown that
the amended bill provided for coll
lcSc for women of kind entirely diff
fcrent from that he had been carrying
around in his mind. cut, after all.
the important matter had become
whether there should be "A postpone
ment so that there might be full
consideration by the alumni, a harmon
izinS of connecting views il possible
an open breach averted, and decision
for oraganist co-oruinata college for
women reached in such way as 10 he
best for the university and wiscst for
the whole State. With this plum duty
Well defined facing him. and after his
attention had been clearly and de-
flnitely called TO it by the representa-
tives OF the alumni, Dotn before the
meeting of the Senate Committee at
which he spoke and again during that
meeting. and with the wishes of his
board of visitors before him in
resolution which they had present ed
to the committee, and with their de-
sire to hold the support of tho alumni
known to him. and with the eyes of
the public on him. DR. Alderman de-
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liberately turned his back on his plain
duty, and for reasons best known to
himself, which he would not state, he
refused to speak on this subject
This action on the part of Dr. Alder
man is not unnnturally claimed by the
advocates of this measure as showing
that he favors immediate favorable
action on the Early R'son bill.
Record on DIR. Alderman.
Unfortunately: for them, and for him.
he was forced TO answer few ques-
tons of unmistakablc meaning. which
showed that this bill provides for such
cocducation, In fact. that the college
1t would establish is not what he
favors. Furthermore, We have the
printed resolution of the board of cdu-
cation. of which DR.. Alderman Is a
member, adopted in the month OF De-
ccmhcr, recommending in effect that
no college for women anywhere be
established at this time because Of the
financial condition of the State. lie,
therefore, has never spoken for inn
mediate action, and whatever may
have been his reasons for silence last
week they cannot be such as involve
the welfare of the State, or the well
fare of the university. Otherwise. he
would have given them. The record
we have shows that he has committed
himself to the unwisdom of creating
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TO SAVE CHESTNUT TREES

Philadelphia. Pa. January 2o.-Be-.
cause of the spread of the chestnut
blight, Governor Tencr has called a.
convention OF the States at HARRIS
burg on February 20 TO consider tho
fungus disease which already has
caused millions of dollars worth OF
damage to chestnut timber. Tho
Pennsylvania chestnut tree blight COM
mission which Is lighting the scourge
announces that the convention has
been called in order that the other
States not YET touched by the blight,
but in its line OF advance, may be
aroused to action. and he ready TO.
meet the invasion at their border.
"Pennsylvania's problem" the COM.
mission states, lis now or soon will
become the problem of Maine. ycr-
mont. New Hampshire, ssachusctts,
Rhode Island, Connecticut. New York,
New Jersey. Delaware, Maryland, Sir-
ginia North Carolina. South Carolina,
Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi. Tennes-.
see. Kentucky, West Virginia, Ohio,
Indiana and Michigan"