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DIED

UOFrMAN-rn this city, April 2. l9li'
Samuel Hoffman, aged 81 years. fN M
neral services Will be held Saturday April
4, al r. M, from the funeral cnapel oi
Eber w. Hall. l6i South West Temple
street. InterInent, City cemetery.
STOIHANDSKE-In this city. April 2.
1914. Caroline Stolha ndslSe. aged 20
years, at the family residence, 96s East
Fourth South street. Remains at Lac par
lor; OF Eber w. Hall. l6i south west
Fremnle street Funeral notice later.
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Complaint Against Chinese,

The county attorney ISSUED a COM
plant yesterday charging Fong Lee WITH
having refused to give Information nee.
essary TO the work OF the state bureau oi
labor and statistics. Fong Lee operaIeSS
a Chinese laundry. According 10 t,o
statistician with information concerninS
his business when called upon TO do So
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CARD OF THANKS

WE. THE UNDERSIGNED. DESIRE TO
express our sincere thanks to our many
friends for the expressions of sympathy
extended to US In our bereavement In the
loss Of our daughter, Mrs. Edna r
Groesser. also for the many Deautiful
floral offerings.
MIR, AND MRS. Fl J. KRUSE
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FUNERAL NOTICE

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SMITH-The funeral services for Mrs.
Bertha Smith. wife of Melvin c. smith
OF 60i South Main street, who died IN thts
CITY March 81 1914, in her thirtieth year,
viii be held Friday afternoon at 2:3o
O'Clock from the Qualtrough- -Allcott fu-
neral parlors, b44 South Main street
lnterment. Mt Olivet cemetery.
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CARPENTERS and JORRERS


CARPENTER AND/JOB WORK; ESTI-
mates given and first class work guar
anteed. Wasatch SG0S-W. m8a9
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EDUCATIONAL

PROF. V. G. NICOLETTI,
Lnguist from Rome, teaches the pure
Italian language in classes or private
lessons; also French and Spanish; best
up date methods; prices reasonable
Write or call at 220 South 4th West
Phone W3Satch 5306 MIS-
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Wanted-EactnrY

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WANTED - TO LEASE BUILDING
suitable for light manufa curing. with
option to buy; give price, location and
size Address Y-l5. Tribune. p27l8
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SECONDHAND CLOTHING
STOVE and RANGE REPAIRS
CLEANING AND DYEING

SALT LAKE CLEANING co. ABSO-
lutely reliable. Most delicate gowns
cleaned and dyed. Soiled clothing made
TO look like new. Mems suits cleaned and
pressed. Quick service, We call for and
deliver. 2G5 So. State. Was. 5235. Tiy-
land 1899. p2335
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NEW THOUGHT

OCCULT LIFE SCIENCE AND VIBRA-
tIon. Private pupils and classes Mrs
Martin. teacher 223 Brooks arcade Wa
satcn 6003 r9e1a
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HOUSE CLEANING

~~'>---~->>~ ~-~->>~->>~-~~-~,
WALLPAPER AND HOUSE CLEAN
Ing Call Wasaich 39i4-J.. Waldman.
p2l16
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2 AND 3 ROOM SJJITEs -
,erTace apt. West TempIa
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DIR. CASsADY, OCULIST, HAS MOVED
from Boston bldg. TO 113 South Main.
p66J
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Wanted to Borrow

ON ELECTRIC PIANO
worth $3.50; will pay 20 per cent for one
months loan. Address IA, Tribune
r2Ie2
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MODERN MOVING VANS. CAREFUL
men; expert packers OF cut glass. china
and household goods; storage rates very
reasonable; free drayase. kimDall Van
81 Storage company. 7a So Main street,
o2i62
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GIRLS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. Ap-
PLY READY FOR WORK AT 8 A. M
AND p. M. DAILY, TROY LAUNDRf'
321 SOUTH 9TH EAST.
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PERSONAL

LADIES-s1Oo0 REWARD, / POSITIvE.
ly guarantee my great successful
Monthly remedy; safely relieves some
OF the longest. most obstinate abnormal
cases in three to five days, no harm,
pain or interference with work; mail
sl.50. Double strength, SO Book free
DR.. 3. P. Southngtone, Kansas City. Mo.
OILS
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Two FURNISHED, Ho.,x-c
housekeeping; clectI" tIMs ny
S6a w. 5rd So. 'ighI
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POOL AND BILLIARDS

NEW POOL TABLES, BALLS AND
cues. gu East LIST South. 2lc cue.
p764
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LtSaT S5aii, HousEKEEpTNo
wafer and light 81 So A.
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HEMSTTTCHING


IiEMSTTCCHING AND PEQUOT EDG
ing eXpertly DONE work guaran nteed
1G4 Eas, South Temple apt (base-
menO- Phone Was. 3094 p29I2
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TWO NICE. CLEAN rpo~
heeplnS rooms. light and l.
inundry, walking dlstan@nn @
1o2 h, 4th South. Wns 1d,s
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NlCELY FURNISHED 10
s,E.at gas and all mod, conven31
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n. X SUITES TO r1,~~
hotel. e' una eiay1
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VISIT TIE NEW PooLRooM; NEW
pie. p2ii4
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PATENT ATTORNEYS

TO PATENT INVENTIONS, REGISTER
trade marks or copyrights see 7 M
Thomas. 30S Utah Savings & Trust bldg
Ol2a
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BEAUTIFUL GROOM HOUSE. $40. ses
l.. So Temple. poos
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aAa Il kUC on.n,,s
,,nnu nnnouusskeeplng apartmenis
,1ShS ,nS motel? One room Va.
ing bed. disappearing ea ~
nau aies, elc. Oil outside Toos<.
pei week and u2. e4 Sc4 4.
exchange ass, " Sos
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CONFERENCE HEADoIjABT|
and see the modern furnj1
for $3.50 per week at the ae H.
East 1st So.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-03

NEATLY FURNISHED 4o|
ing apartments, center cI{1
very reasonable. Imperial RI
and Main.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-03

THREE NICELY FURNIsrIr1
Keeping rooms. one front r.
South Main. Call Was. 70lt~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-03

OK 2 MOD. II. *. RMS
moor; gas; steam heat. cie.
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. NICE MODERN BooTs~
light bath; sl2 per month.
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WANTED
Wanted-TO Trade


WILL EXCHANGE DENTAL WORK
for a good COW, Y-55. Tribune. p320S
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FURRIERS

FURS REPAIRED AND REMODELED;
fur work of every description. as well
ship, positively lowest prices. Hudson
Bay Fur. Co.. 122 Main ST. II
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AUCTION SALES

~~>~O~-~-~-~~-~-~-~-
auctioneer-30 years In Utah; sells
household furniture, merchandise. live
stock, real estate. etc make moro
sales than all others. My address. 63i
So. Main Telephone Was. 2S24-W.
o2o77
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JAMES a. A. STANLEY, CONDUCTOR
OF legitimate auction sales. 20 Bruins
wick ave. Was. d16S-J. p1532
JOHN JONES. AUCTIONEER RESI-
dence. 1890 Stringham ave. Phone Hy
o354-W. o2246
BEING FAR OUT. CHEAP RENT is
the reason we can sell goods cheap,
cash or credit, We have aew goods,
also lot of carpets and rugs, davenports
and brass beds, ranges. drcssers. beds,
almost as good new. at half price.
Michigan Furniture Co.. 4S0 state. Was.
6li5. .pl77S
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FLORISTS
CUT FLOWERS
MONUMENTS, TOMBSTONES

LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM. r.
Mckenzie. Display yards. 422 5. State
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SADDLE HORSES


FOR HIRE-BRoADWAY STABLES.
lst So, bet. Main and State. Was.
1880. j. *. Hales. Mgr. pS2S
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I0-ROOM MODERN RESIDENCE, 81
1st ave. Inquire Utah Savings d Trust
Co pool
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TWO MODERN ROOMS W.
gas and telephone. 1 Fair|
3rd East bet. 5th and 9Th 81
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FOR RENT
For Rent-Houses Unfurnished

UPPER APT. OF ROOMS IN DUPLEX
house. modern; sleeping porch. garaSe,
s55 IL month 163 Sixth East Bo3to
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LOST-OPAL LAVALIER SET IN DIA-
monds, OF much more value to owner
than finder, being a remembrance. Re-
turn TO 54i South West Temple, Liberal
reward r276
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STRICTLY MODERN or
two-room apis: Iinar -
io,u wafer furnished with -
LUXOR hotel. 54i SO. Main
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OPTICIANS
CUSHIONS, UPHOLSTERING

UPHOLSTERED, SPRINGS
restretched. mattresses made over
Was. 1893. 5. l.. Mattress &c Mfg Co.
p135
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WANTED - HIGH CLASS. EXPERT
enced stock salesman. to follow live city
leads on first class proposition. No
noWces need answer, Good commission
Mr.. Davis. 223 Mcintyre bldg rii3
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WASHING BY THE WEEK OR DOZEN.
expert curtain laundcrers- Phone wa,
satch Gi02. m25l2
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T-RooM MODERN HOUSE, WITH
vines and lawn. back and front. and
fine barn. suitable for garage. $50. Phone
Was. 1859. pl139
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FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, BASE
ment First Congregational church: Wo
get you position free of Charge. Iele,
phone GS2o f2173
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

EBER w HALL, UNDERTAKEN AND
embalmer, 164 So. West Temple. Phone
sos da
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FOUR NICELY FURNISHr
rooms. Inquire rs w. 5th s.
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Wanted-Situation (Female)

STENOGRAPHERS. BOOKkEEPERS
and typists always seek aid of the REM
INGTON TYPEWRITER CO.'S free en-
ployment department, and knowing this,
why should not YOU, Mr.. Employer. call on
this department to have that vacancy OF
stenographer or typist filed?
50 East 1st South. Was. II. mss
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LADY STENOGRAPHER COMPETENT,
good position; give references and salary
expected A-o2, Tribune. ZOO
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FOR RDNT-7 AND S-ROOM MODERN
brick dwellings,, close in. James K.
Shaw Co. 153 Main st. p27I2
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CARPET CLEANING

SANITARY HOUSE & CARPET CLEAN
ing Co.-Carpet cleaned by vacuum pro-
cea ned, floor polishing. Adam Lubinitzk
Hyland 433, 3iS-W. pl665
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S. d. EVANS, UNDERTAKEN, EN-
balIner Mortuary chapel, IS So. State.
Automobile service If desired. without ad-
tional expense. Was. 363. b2lS
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Wanted-Salesmen

STATE SALES MANAGER WANTED,
with road or office experience, $4,000
per year; $500 will equip you. II you are
the man we want. we will pay your ex-
penseS to come and see us. West Coast
Gales Co. 203 Bryson Bldg, Los Angeles
ol738
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FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS WANTED.
VIII pay you NrSt-class prices. Fisher
& Robbins Co. SO w. md South. Wa.
satch 517l. e253
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Wanted-Board and Room

YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE DESIRES
room, with board, in private family,
close In; references exchanged. Address
Bill. Tribune. r2S0
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COTTAGE IN REAR 4 ROOMS. GAS
range: SIS. Apply No hayward apt,
212 NJ 2nd West. p3O06
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LAWN MOWERS
SHARPENED

BABY BUGGIES RETIRED, KEY FIT
ting and lock work. c. a. Fowler. 112
w, md So was. 1880 p2700
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FOR RENT-s-ROOM HOUSE. 22S Fl
ST.. will be vacant lst April; rent 335, 90.
p2091
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WANTED
Wanted-MaIe Helm

STROCK'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Hotel, restaurant and household help.
Headquarters Tor laborers.
&c West Second South Phone ga
k111k
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UNION ASSAY OFFICE, INC. 152 AND
1S4 South West Temple +. 0. box 1446.
Phone exchange 185. d. i
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THREE ROOMS. CLOSET AND SUM-
mer kitchen. 361 So. 9Th East p3032
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WINDOW CLEANl

ARE YOUR WINDOW ~, C1
National House Cleah'n
1856.
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Vacuum Cleaners

EVERYTHING IN THE VACUUM
cleaner line, Call Stewart Gleeson Co.
Was. 29O or 430, 1898
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-03

UTAH JUNK CO. HIGHEST PRICE
paid for iron, brass. rags, bottles, rub
ber copper etc, SiO so. 9Th West. Phone
WasatCh 229. m1S73
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For Rent-Stores and Offices

NICE. LARGE STORE ROOM, 25X100,
located jus: of OF Main ST. Oh East 1st
So Reasonable rent: good lease TO re-
sponsible parties. Call 202 Hooper Bldg.
See Mr. J, Wirthlin. p2631
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FOR REM
HOusekeepinv

FOR RENTI
,,-,s housekeeping IA Y!
aAA - iUC orn,,S ,.ss-- ~
housekeeping ana rtn,..1@ '.
nlona Motel? One room
ing bed. disappearing -. .pt<1> y,
IA DICE, etc; al outside Ss sos "
per week and uo, Cd Sn y
exchange ass, " oos IL
!WO FURNISHED Ro,,N,c y
zsa saWesseskins: W. zee electric lIah' :
~tShd Sa, HoUsEKEEPTNo
water and light. 81 So q; 4
H, K. SUITES 70 az
,n, steam heat. gas and eis3. z,
NICELY FURNISIIED = 2
gas, gas and all mod, conysn31 :,
STRICTLY MODERN CO.
iWo-roorn apts.; IIneu z
Golu wafer furnished with 49,
LUXOR hotel. 54i so. Mnln
TWO NICE. CLEAN rpo-
IoI,nspS p.hS rooms. light and ID
"a g55 1iiIiy ~ walking dlstancs.l II
oDe ". 4th South. Was. ld12Iz
2 AND 3 ROOM SUITES. "a
race apt. West TemnIs A
ana Firth South. n
FURNISHED ROOM ro~
housekeeping: also 1 49,
DO East 3rd South. Hylai1d "a n,
~ =
1 OR 2 MOD. II. X BMo
moor, gas. steam heat. az
satch 272f-W. w
. NICE MODERN BOnzs-
light. bath; sl2 per month
2 AND 3 ROOMS IN sTTrrr'-
furn.. housekeeping. isl n
NICELY FURNISHED I.yc1z
rooms, with everything. T.
able 2S No. 1st West II
NEATLY FURNISHED &c
ing apartments. center cjS<|
very reasonable. Imperial.
CONFERENCE HEADorjA pq''
and see the modern furnj
Tor $500 per week at thu AZ
East 1st So.
LARGE FRONT ROOM -
Keeping, nicely furnished
East. - !
THREE NICELY FURNIsr1u|
Keeping rooms. one front r1|
South Main. Call Was. 701l
THREE NICELY FURNIsHr
very clean. for h. k: moda-
dren. 22S West Fifth South
TWO LARGE II. X. ROOMS b
W. TEN. and lst W. m
Phone Was. 4291-R- r..
| TWO MODERN ROOMS WI
gas and telephone. 1 Fai~|
Bird East bet. 9Th and 6th So
FOUR NICELY FURNIsHr
rooms. Inquire rs w. 5th s.
THREE 2-ROOM APTS. l|
two urfurnished rooms. ga
NICELY FURNISHED ROO
housekeeping. 29l w. LIST So
| quire room ..
THREE CLEAN, NEWLY b
n. k. rooms, modern: $1E50.
| End West,
|
MASSAGE
VAPOR BATHS, SCIENTIE
sage. manlcurlng, etc l76
| room 20 49,
MADAME ERHART, MASSA<
cial scalp treatment for faI
Warm Springs. Wasatch 5a6z<
MASSAGE AND vAPOR IA
lor, 43 East Broadway.
Il
MARGARET ALLEN. yAPoI
magnetic and vibrator mas51
"a, 326 So. Main.
EASTERN BEAUTY CULTuH'
and complexion treated; n
baths. maSsa ge, DAILY hotel, 20 q
way, room 2ll.
WALLPAPER CLEA
OLD RELIABLE PAPER g
Co. First-class work guarnu
2763.
HOME PAPER CLEANING
work. reduced prices. Of{ic
store. Was. 1854.
UTAH PAPER CLEANING &
work best prices. Hyland z1|
400.
| GRIFFIN CLEANS WALL
kalsomine like new. II strc|
your paper. 1 will repaD|
Schra MN johnson No. 4. Pho
Fly. 2703-W. 81
| CALSOMINING AND WAL
clea ming by American Carpe
Co. Hyland e6S5, n
TRIPP CLEANS WALL PA.
kalsonines. floors waxed;
cleaned. Wasatch 1523-W. p
TAILOR-MADE COB
~-~-~~~~~0~-~-~@-o- -o-o>~o---"-~Se~~.
MRS. THOMSTORFF Or NH
Spirella corsets. l-year guai
Z. 4Ih No. Was. 1887.
SpIRELLA CORSETs: on
guarantee. Mrs. Hayes. s6p
North, Wasatch 25S0-J.
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CATTLE, ANY KIND. YOUNG CALVES;
keep three registered Jersey bulls
ders rear l4l5 So. Main. Phone Hyland
2595-M. p16H
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DRESSMAKING

DRESSALAiINGD DONE IN YOUR HOME;
firs,-class dressmaker; work guaran-
teed. Was. S6i0-W. o30S0
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-03

TO DO YOUR UPHOI.STERING AND
mattress remakipS. Utah Bedding S
Mfg. Co. Phone 1888 b202
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SECONDHAND STORES

CAFETERIA OUTFIT,
counters, show cases and all kinds Of
2nd -hand furniture and stoves. 3l5 State.
2S21. o345l
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HIGHEST CASH PRICE FOR USED
furniture. AXelrad Furniture CO., So
w Bird so. Was. 9S3. p603
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CHINESE CAFE

THE NEW ORIENTAL CAFE AT 81 w.
End ST. is now open and doing business.
Everything strictly Chinese Open ali
n:snt. p605
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Observation-Disclosures

STORE YOUR FURS DURING TIE
summer months In our moth-proof and
burglar-proof storage vaults. Fur work
OF every description at special summer
prices. Hudson Bay Fur Co, 122 Main
ST. Call WaSatch ll6l. r1G4
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DANCING

NEW CLASS FOR WALTZ AND TWO
step, Thursday. April g Tuesday, April
Z. Soclals Tues. Thurs, and Sat. even
lngs- Odeon. o150
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GROCERY SPECIALS

PURE ITALIAN OLIVE OIL. ITALIAN
DELEGATES. FIORE, S02 s. w
TEMPLE. WAS. 1902. o3169
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GOOD STENOGRAPHER. FOR PERMA-
nent position; large Wholesale firm, Of
fering excellent opportunities. State eX-
perience. salary expected and reasons for
leaving. present position If now employed
p. Q, box 1927. city. r224
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A f. BARDWELL. SUCCESSORS BET
ties, Mathes az Co, l5S South West
Temple Phone Was. 1896 f2l7
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1914, 1914-04-28
CREENLEAF TO Be
MEMBER OF BOARD
Will Be One Of Alumni Repre-
sentatives on New Debat-
ing Board.

William Greenleaf has just been
elected as one Of the alumni men,
bers of the new debating board of
control at the state university, his
selection being made by the MEM
bers of the Delta Sigma Rho, All hon
orary fraternity composed of men
who have represented their alma
mater in intercollegiate debating or
oratory. A new constitution was
drawn up and adopted some weeks
ago. The new constitution provides
for a board of control, composed of
three members of the faculty, one
representative finn, each literary So
ciety and two alumni elected by
Delta Sigma Rho. The other alumni
member will be selected in a short
time
The faculty members of the board
of control are to be chosen as follows:
One from the English department.
one from the political science depart
ment and a. third from the law school
Nominations have been made for
these positions by the heads OF the
departments. John Adams Taylor
will represent the English section.
Sveinbiohn Johnson the political
science department and Prof L. II.
Hirdzell the law department.
sWhile no definite arrangements
have been made for a meeting of the
board as yet, It Is probable that the
members viii get together in a short
time to start things moving for next
year. Each literary society at the
university is entitled to elect one rep
rcscntat!ve to the board of control.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1914, 1914-04-28
SIX CHOSEN FOR
final CONTEST
Winners Will Represent High
School at Fargo and
University.

Six students of the Grand Forks
high school were chosen Monday aft
ernoon to take part in the declama-
tory contest, finals to be held either
next Friday or early next week.
The six selected were Albert Fan
ming, John Kelly, james Rosoff, David
Leipsic, Elizabeth Kelly and Eta
Belle Knowles.
The date for the final contest has
not been definitely set as yet. 1t will
probably be either next Friday or ear
ly next week, however.
The girl or boy taking the highest
places in the finals will represent the
local school in the state declamatory
contest to be held by the state uni
versity May 10. The pupil taking
highest place will also go to Fargo
May s to compete in the contest to
be held on that date by the state agri-
cultural college.
Seventeen pupils took part in the
preliminary contest Monday, and the
six taking the highest rank were
selected for the finals. Under the
rules established for the state contest
the selections given were taken from
Mark Twain, RudNard kipling. Henry
VanDyle, Alfred Tennyson or Charles
Dickens.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1914, 1914-04-28
CLEANUP week IN PROGRESS
Boys Of City Actively Interested In
Campaign-Arc Being Organized
BY schools and Streets.

Cleanup week" 10 proving q great
success in Grand Forks in spite Of the
cold and disagreeable weather with
which it Is being accompanied.
Two schools. the Winship and the
Belmont. have already been organ
are doing excellent work. The Wild
er school is scheduled to be organised
this afternoon, and the Washington
and Roosevelt will follow.
The boys are also being organized
according to streets, and there is keen
rivalry among them in the effort to
have their respective streets present
the best appearance when Judged next
Friday
Thu. members Of the Women's civic
league. and the Y. NJ. &C. A. are CO.
operating in the work and are. very
we'll satisfied with the results obtain
ed up to date.