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Are You a Coward at Heart? See

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town.
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Make W. c. Mum Co.'s big store your
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Everything provided for your convenience.
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New Postal EmplOyes-Two new en-
ployes have been appointed At the post Of
office. Charles {. Stewart, who has been
employed as deputy collector and inspec-
tor of customs for some time, has been
transferred TO the postal service being APP
pointed n clerk filling Il vacancy IN the
81 200 grade. Miss Estella Dickinson.
who made the highest grade on the list Of
eligible> obtained by the examination for
the postal service held several months ago.
has entered the post office a substitute.
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what Is Bravery? Did You Ever Figure

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mirrors-iust the thing for the soldier, Zoe
and up at the Eagle Pharmacy.
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2i
Marriage licenses-County Clerk Webb
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Evening star., 1917-03-29

VIRGINIA
George Ainslie, Richmond
Charles Bruun, Roanoke
A. A. Moss, NeWport Negs
Wyndham R. Mayo, Norfolk
R. Gillian, Petersburg
Julian F. Ward, Winchester
Harry Wooding, Dampaue
WEST VIRGINIA
Fl. G. Kirk, Wheeling
g. E. Breeze, Charleston
Anthony Bowen, F'uirmont
E. Schon, Huntington
KENTUCKY
James c.. Rogers, Lexington
W. NJ Salisbury, Ashland
A. Y Paterson, Bosoling Green
W. c. Quinby, Dayton
R. T. Stowe, Hopkinsuiue
]. Wesley Lee MaysviUe
A. j. Livingston, Newport
Frank N. Burns, PadacaA
Samuel Rice, Richmond
D. T. Matlack, Winchester
TENNESSEE
R. E. Wing, NaskviAs
j. W. E. Mcmillan, Knoxville
s. E. N1illen, johnson City
Jesse M. Ldttleton, Chattanooga
PENNSYLVANIA
Thomas B. Smith, Philadelphia
E. H. Meals, Harrisburg
Edward H. Filbert, Reading
W. S. Mcdowell, Chester
c. E. Rhodes, Altoona
Jos. G. Armstrong, Pittsburgh
Harry c. Rulon, Blooms6urg
Herman W. Worth, Bradford
Thomas Scott. Bristol
John T. Lotus, Carbonda7e
A. Fl. Swing, CoatesviUe
FL. F. Blaney, Coaldale
A. j. Hoag, Dubois
D. w. Nevin, Edston
Jacob Evans Forest City
Fred W. Brown, Franklin
John G. Davis, Freelond
H NJ. Stokes, Hanovr
James j. Wood, Kane
Willis F. Beach, Kmozv.us
q. L. Trout, Lancaster
G. A. Leopold, Le0sstoscn
Chas. E. Donahue, Lock Hoven
B. B. Shultz, Ltaserne
John E. Reynolds, Meodvlls
N. G. Dunlop, Monessex
John L. Shield Mt Pleasant
Louis P. Lincoln, Nunhall
A. D. Newell, Ne,o Castle
Samuel n. Shaffer, Plymouth
F. Pierce Mortimer PottsviUe
W. Newton Porter, ScottdaZe
VIM. r. Conrad, Tamaquo
p. Clay White. Tayemtum
Richard Beaston, Tyrone
George NJ Bailey, Uniontoyn
c. S. Keabb, Warren
J. r. Elree, West Chester
r. Nelson Bennett, Wtkes-Baryc
f. S. Hugentugler, York
Edmund Jermyn, Scranton
MARYLAND
Thomas W. Koon Cumberland
S. R. Teddy, Frostburg
DELAWARE
James F. Price, Wilmington
RHODE ISLAND
Joseph 81. Gamer, Providence
Clark Bunstick, Newport
Giles W. Easterbrooks, PaWtucket
Robert G. McMeehan, East Providence
Charles D. kimball, South Kingstown
Everett E. Whipple, Westerly
A. Archambault, Woonsocket
Evening star., 1917-03-29
NORTH CAROLINA

NOhlh SAhChiA<a
T. L. Kirkpatrick, Charlotte
j. E. Rankin, AshersUe
P. O. Moore, Wilmington
P. G. Sawyer, Elizabeth City
\. H. Bangert, Ne,c Bern
L. F. Tillery, Rocky Mount
Warren n Meadson, Salisbury
E. T. Stuart Washington
SOUTH CAROLINA
T. T. Hyde, Charleston
L. A. Griffith, Columbia
GEORGIA
A. S. Cand1in, Atlanta
James R. Ldttleton augusta
Bridges Smith, Macon
L. G. Council, Ansericus
Robert 0. Arnold, Athens
W. E. Wood, Dalton
W. W. Robinson, Dublin
Drew W. Paulk, Fitzgerald
A. B. Assington, Rome
W. j. Pierpont, Savannah
7. B. Converse, jr., Va1dosta
Scott T. Beaton, Waycross
ALABAMA -
George B. Ward Birmingham
n Pillans Mobile
J. ". Vandever, Talzedegs
E. C. Payne, Albany
L. L. Scarborough, Anniston
T. T. Terry. HUNTSVILLE
MISSISSIPPI
Walter A. Scott, Jackson
+. j. Hayes, Ftcksburg
Benjamin J. Warriner, Co7vnth
Charles Henck, Brookhaven
John NJ. Dabney, Meridian
FLORIDA
S. A. Anderson Mans
J. E. T. Bowden, Jacksonville
George a. Hinrichs, Pensacola
A. J. Moseley, Lake City
LOUISIANA
Martin Behrman, New Orleans
J. Now Ford Shreveport
George L. Riling, Lake Charles
c. Thornton, Youngstown
Charles A. Stolberg, Canton
W. j. Lamb, Akron
James A. Cahill, Chsu;coths
Arthur j. White, De1awore
George N. Leasure, Delphos
T. P. Peter, Dover
George Kinney, Fremont
F. W. Biehl, Gallon
J. c. Weaver, Green,iUe
George II. Lingrel, Kenton
George Tedey, LakeWood
+. Fl. Lowney Mansfield
james Raston, Martins Ferry
G. n. Anderson, NorWalk
H. E. Engelhardt, Norwood
H. A. Moore, Lordin
Z. G. HUNTINGTON Pnins,IUe
Ell. H. Kaps, Portsmouth
Henry j. Nailor st. Barnard
G. NJ. Raudabaugh, St. Marys
Walter X. keppel, Tifin
G. S. Mark, Van Vert
II. Barnes, WellsriHe
William Dodds, Yenia
W, H. Webster, Zanesviue
NEBRASKA
J. P. Dahlman, Omaha
G. w. Kilber, Kearney
Charles G. Rijou, Grand Island
William Madgerd, Hastings
Evening star., 1917-03-29

MISSOURI
Henry W. Kel, Sc. Losis
George b. Edwards, KsnssssHny
E. Marshall, st. Joseph
Hugh W. Judor, Jopxs 80
C. B. Cannon, CortAogs sGW
S. Hawkins, ChslIcoths ;i5;
j. G.. Micis, Hanssi5aI
Christian Ott, Independence
J. F. Harlan, MobeSJy
J. j. Gideon, Springfield
NJ S. Sugder, Trenton
KANSAS
G. W. Green, Konsds City
Louis N. Eminan, Atchison
George Coverdale, CofeyviIs
John j. Warner, lola
A. M. Harrington, Nesoeo~
L. E. Curfman, Pitssbsy
George n. Hunter, WeI1Sngts1
OKLAHOMA
Edward Overholser, OkJaAomo UNy
J.E. Wyand, M,sskoges
0. G. Lasher, Ardneore
Millard F. Kirk, BattlesSUs
7. P. Stearns, Shovnes
ARKANSAS
Charles E. Taylor, Lttle Roc6
Henry C. Reed, Fort Smith
TEXAS
Clinton g. Brown, Son AneoSsa
Lewis Fisher, Go5vesto~
Tom Lea, Ell Paso
A. P. Wovedinclip Asee
Henry D. Lindsley, Dsuos
John DoIfins Woco
E. T. Tyra, Fort Worth
j. E. Brosley, Amo,IAo
H @. McGown, BrotCnsoood
J. B. Marmion, Houston He;gass
William H. Kinglet, HNlsbors
Edward H. McCuistion, Paris
R. 81. Dunn, Port arthur
George A Bird, Sos Angs1o
J. Z. Campbell, Tempts
Benjamin Campbell, Houston
ARIZONA
W. a. Timerhof, Prescott
W. W. Adamson, Dou0Jos
c. D. Barclay, Globe
NEW MEXICO
]. Fl. MuIlin, Rospe1
SOUTH DAKOTA
A. n. Aldrich, Aberdeen
D. G. Mulberry, Huron :
COLORADO
Charles L. McKesson, Colorado Spssad,
W. D. Armstrong, Cripple Oresk
W. L. Armstrong, Boulder N
John T. West, Pueblo
MONTANA
G. n. Lane, Batss
Edward o 'Brien, Aneconds
81. T. Wilkinson, Missoxis
L. W. Trntt, Bossmou
WYOMING
B. n La Fontaine, CAsyssasS
E. S. Lauzer, Rock spr;aes
IDAHO
s. b. Hays, Boise AZ
L. J. Perkins, Le,cston
E. NJ. Sweeley, Tcin FaHs
WASHINGTON
G. A. Fleming, Spokane
Milton Evans Vancouver
A. NJ. Muir. Bel1sngkan.
Jesse T. Mills, Olympia
OREGON
H. r. Albee, Portland
c. L. Palmer, Baker
c. B. Lanhn, AshIeHd
f. G. Harley, Asto,Io
W. A. Bell Eugene
CALIFORNIA
F. T. Woodman, Los angeles
Edwin M Capps, Son Diego
Samuel G. Irving, Berkeley
Alva E. Snow, Fresno
F. H. Bartlett, Alameda
George Hay, Bakersfield
E. J. Doussel, Maps
E. j. Garrard, Richmond
Oscar Ford, Rscerside
G. II. Wixom, San Ber~0dsno
Willis NJ. Slasson, Santa Bar6Ns
S. L. Berkley, Santa Monica
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Evening star., 1917-03-29

MILL
Charles P Lemaire, Lewist0n
John F. Woodman, Baagor
F. 81. Eicksrson, Bresoer
n. Shall Hoxlton
Samuel J. Mitchell, som!ord
Frederic E. Boothby, WotssriNe
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Fred NJ Beckwith, Dorer
A. A. Beaton, Franklin
Geo. T. Munsey, Lncona
VERMONT
Adelbert W. Braisted, Burlington
F. Mitchell, Montpelier
James e. Timmons Wtnooski
MASSACHUSETTS
James NJ Carley, Boston
W. D. lockwood Cambridge
Justice L. Moore, Chelmsford
Edward E. Willard, Chelsea
George D. Glib, Dedhorn
Frank H. Tass, Fitchbnrg
John A. Stoddard, Gloucester
George H. Newhall, Lynn
Frank S. Banks, Maynard
James s. Russell Milton
Chas S. Ashley, New Bedford
T. c. Bingham, NorUood
Geo. N. Underwood Orange
james A. Cody, Rockland
Henry P. Benson, Salem
Eben ]. Williams, Waltham
Arthur F. Thayer, Ware
T. F. Kenneally, Whitman
CONNECTICUT
Clifford B. Wilson, Bridgeport
Anthony Sunderland, Ddm5ary
A. j. Deane, Homden
Howard I. Taylor, Manchester
Harold NJ. Need, MiddIeto,cn
Samuel Campner, New Haven
John Humphrey, NeW London
Merwin Hine, Neu Milford
Paul Harstrom, Nor,calk
Allyn L. Brown, No1sctch
A. II. Lister, Plymouth
John NJ. Leach, Stafford Springs
John j. Treat, Stamford
H. q. Coe, Harrington
Martin Sculley, Waterbury
NEW YORK
John Purroy Mitchell, New York City
Joseph W. Stevens, Albany
Schuyler Hazard, Albion
Jas R. Cline, AMSTERDAM.
Mark /. koon, auburn
G. F. Travis, CatskU
James S. Calkins, Cohoes
G. NJ Hoagland, Cortland
J. A. Taylor, Dunkirk
Fl. W. Hoffman, Elmira
Henry c. Drake, Fredonia
William Reed, Gleaas Falls
Charles S. Harvey, Hudson
Frederick E. Bates, Ithaca
Samuel A. Carlson, J1mestoton
Borden E. Smith, Johnsto.om
Palmer Caufed, jr., Kingston
A. Zoller, Little Falls
A. n. Thompson, Middletow.
Chas. A. Hyman, Ne,cark
J. D. Wilson, NeWburgh
George W Whitehead, Niagara Falls
Albert W. Twigger Ossining
Lester Fl. Crump, PeekskiU
Hiram H. Edgerton, Rochester
John Hoag, Salamanca
W. p. Butler, Saratoga Springs
Franklin F. Burns, Troy
Isaac R. Breen, Wotertown
Harrington NJ. Thompson, White Plains
NEW JERSEY
Mark NJ. Pagan, Jersey Citp
Frederick W. Donnelly, Trenton
&. G. F. Patrick, Asbury Pork
Norrall T. Mountain East Orange
Victor Maraleg, Elizabeth
Clinton 81. Blake, Jr, EaoIewond
Thomas G. Elvins, Hansmonton
W. II. Lundley, North Plainfeld
Emil Diebitsch, Nut1ey
J. Ten Brock Perth Ambos
Leighton Calkins PJoinfeld
Charles Browne, PRINCETON
Harry Simmons, Rohway
Daniel A. CARRIER, Issdgemood
n. A. n Grier, Salem
William T. Steel Sonaerv,ue
Ruford Franklin, Summit
VIM. A. Brady, Union
William F. Vosseler, West O,oroe
Evening star., 1917-03-29

INDIANA
NJ. J. Hosey, Fort Wayns
P. E. Smith, Elkkart
Samuel F. Spohn, Goshen
James S. Wales, Alexandria
Thomas Barnes, Lafayette
Joseph E. Turner, Linton
Frank V. Guthrie, Logansport
James E. Crozier, Madison
James 0. Batchelor, Marion
Alonzo K. Grant, Mount Vernon
j. Ross, Seymour
Perry L. Sisson, Valparaiso
James NJ House, Vtncennes
James Wilson, Wabash
Evening star., 1917-03-29
MICHIGAN

MICHIGAN
James W Marsh Battle Creek
R. P. Welton, Boy City
A. D. Billings, Adrian
r. H. Mullen, Cadillac
Earl F. johnson, Flint
II. W. Nordhouse, Mossstss
John L. Black, Port Huron
@. W. Brown, Ypstzanti
~ WISCONSIN
J. S. Konkel Superior
Charles H. Fleming, Kenosho
John z. Barron, Eau Claire
Mathew P. Below, Oconto
F. A. Walters, Stevens Point
II. E. Marquardt, Wausau
MINNESOTA
V r. Irwin, St. Paul
j. II. Trua11, Duluth
Jacob r. Kolliner, Sts1lpater
Il. F.. Weber, Chisholm
II. NJ. Dixon, Cloquet
IL. ". Misner, Crookston
Leonard Erikson, Fergus Falls
L. A Fritscher, New Ulm
j. NJ. Diment, OWatonna
John F. Merrill, Red Wing
IOWA
John Mac Vicar, Des MONIES
NJ. B. Snyder, Council Bluffs
Louis Roth Cedar Rapids
J. B. Newman, Cedar Falls
John Berwald, Davenport
A. P Brown, Fort Madison
A. C. Morris, Gr5nneU
T. A. Potter, Mason City
UTAH
Abbot R. Haywood Ogden
W. Mont Ferry, Salt Lake City
Evening star., 1917-03-29
NEBRASKA

J. P. Dahlman, Omaha
G. w. Kilber, Kearney
Charles G. Rijou. Grand Island
William Madgerd, Hastings
Evening star., 1917-03-29

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Evening star., 1917-03-29
ILLINOIS

Charles T. Baumann, Springfield
H. P. Pearsons, Evanston
W. G. Lewman, DdnuiWe
E. R. Duvall, BeUevsUe
William W. Ray, Be1videre
E. K. Porter, Carbondale
George B. Crispen, Charleston
D. j. W. Luigel, Cozlinsville
Daniel Dinneen, Decatur
P. n. Joslin, DeKalb
John L. Conger, Galesbn,g
7. Y. Gregg, Harrisburg
G. Fl. Gibson, Harvey
H. J. Rogers, jacksonville
William G. Barber, Joliet
E. F. Bradford, OttaUa
Fl. M. Orr, La Sails
S. B. Dawson, Nacomb
F. A. Garesche, MADISON
r. E. Bell, Eattoon
II. A. Murphy, Pasa
Charles Schaefer, Pekin
John j. Massieon, Peru
William McConochie, Rock Island
Arizona republican., 1917-05-04
COLLEGE BASEBALL

At Philadelphia -Pennsylvania Villa Nova 0.
Arizona republican., 1917-05-04
32 6*2G IT .
"rwo out when winning run score
Cleveianc

@Batted for Klepfer in eighth.
 %*Ratted for O'Neill in ninth
 +*"Battde for Lambeth in ninth.
 ARan for Miller in ninth.
 xxRan for Wood in ninth
 By innings:
 Chicago ..... | c 0 Q 0 0 0-1 Cleveland 0 G 0 Q Q c . -
 Summary-TWo-0ase hits: Weaver. Chapman. Three base hits: E. Collins. Stolen bases: r. Collins Double plays: Risberg. F. Collins to Gandil; F. Collins, Risbarg to GanGil. Bases on balls: Scot ?; Cicottc l; Kleofer 2. Hits: Off Scott II in eight 2-3; Cicotte DO hits in no innings of Etepfer ] in eisnt; of L&mLeth in l. Struck out: Scott 4: Klepfer ). JlmDircs: OLoyghiin and Hildebrand
Arizona republican., 1917-05-04

Hire a little salesman at the Re- nuHlican office. A Want Ad will see many customers each day
Arizona republican., 1917-05-04
PULLMAN ORDER
 DELAY |S ASKED

An informal application for post ponement of the effective date of the Pullman order, recently written by A. A. Betts of the corporation commission, was filed with the commission yester- day afternoon. This order. requiring the carriers to maintain through Pull man service from Phoenix to Douglas, is effective May IS.
 The reason for asking postpone ment of the effective date of this order, according to railroad officials, is be- cause of present war conditions. It is believed that if the draft order is is- sued. the carriers will be burnened With transporting thousands of troops over the country and will need all equipment possible for this work
 It is expected that a formal motion will be placed before the commission within the next few days and rehear- ing asked for.
Arizona republican., 1917-05-04
CLEvEL W|N5| IN NINTH OVER
 CHICAGO, PASS DOES THE |NORK
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CLEVELAND. May 3.-Cleveland won in the ninth from Chicago. Roth, first up, was safe on Risbe1g's error. He took third on sacrifice and an out Miller hatled for O'Neili and walked. Wood ran TOT him. Billings batte1 fer Lambert and scratched an infield lit scoring Roth Wood was hurt sliding into second and Evans took his place. Allisons single filled the bases. Cicotte replaced Scott and passed Chapman, forcing Evans with the winning run. Score:
Arizona republican., 1917-05-04
WIN
 IN THE NINTH
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PITTSBURG, May 3.-Each team punched it's runs in one inning. St. Louis defeated Pittsburg. The home team did it's scoring in the sixth on two singles, a base on balls and Carey's triple. St. Louis got it's men through in the ninth on J. Miller's double, three singles and two errors by Hinchman. Score:
Arizona republican., 1917-05-04
COOMBG MAKES|T
 ELEVEN STRAIGHT
 FROM THE GIANTS
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NEW YORK, May lack Coombs of Broollyr won his eleventh straight game from New York in ten innings. Benton pitched well until the tenth when Brooklyn scored three runs on two singles, a tumble and a triple by Myers Score:
Arizona republican., 1917-05-04
WASHINGTON BEATS
 NEW YORK EASILY
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WASHINGTON, May B. Shaw bested Caldwell in a pitching duel and Washington defeated New York, with the score a tie and two out in the eighth, Judge bunted safely and scored on Fosters double over HendriX's head.
 R. H. E. New York .. .O0O GOO 0O0-f 0 Washington =. 001 900 02x-3 0 Batteries: Caldwell and Walters; Shaw and Ainsmith.
Arizona republican., 1917-05-04

TRan for Snyder in ninth.
 $*Batted for Steel in eighth.
 *$*Batted for Gleason in ninth.
 "*** *Batted for Schmidt in ninth.
 S**** Ran for Fischer in ninth
 @*%*"* Batted for F. Miller in ninth.
 By innings:
 IItlSDuiS .....VUU Uu5 UUU-3
 Summary: Two base hits, J. Miller Three base hits, Carey. Stolen bases, Gleason. Double plays, Schmid and Baird Bases or. balls, Steel 3; Pierce l; Doak l. Marlaux 4 Hits. Steel } in '; Pierce 0 hits in 1; Doak 1 in 1; Mamaux 6 ill $; none out in ninth: Mill Ter in 1. Struck out, Steel A. Doak l Mamaux A. Miller 1. Umpires: Klem and Elnslie.
Arizona republican., 1917-05-04

At Waterville, Me: Pennsylvania State 6; Colby ,.
Arizona republican., 1917-05-04
BEE CUES
 ID CHICAGO CUBS
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CHICAGO, May 3.-Chicago defeated Cincinnati in a batting bee. The fea- ture waSWolter's double in the third. Cueto stood in left field with his hands on his knees and Wolter's long fly came within a few feet of him. Neale ran from center and fielded the ball. Score:
 R. H. E. Cincinnati =. .O1O O00 O20- 3 F , Chicago .... .012 120 40x-10 15 7 Batteries Ring, Perry and Wingo. Huhn; Prendergast and Wilson.
Arizona republican., 1917-05-04
PH|L[.|E:S BUNCH
 HTS hND MN
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PHILADELPHIA, May 3.-Philadel- phia won from Poston. due to the punching of five singles off Ragan and a wild throw by Magee in the fourth inning, the rally netting four runs. Cravath made a home run and two singles in four times at bat. Score:
 R. H. E. Boston ..... OO1 100 0OON2 10 1 Philadelphia =. 100 401 01x-7 9 7 Batteries: Ragan, Nehf and Gowdy; Mayer and Killifer.
Arizona republican., 1917-05-04
Swimming
LEONARD WINS IN DUEL WITH
 MISTER BUSH
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BOSTON, May 9.-Boston won from Philadelphia in pitching duel be- tween Bush and Leonard. Two of BoS- tons five hits figured in runs, Hoop CTS triple being prominent in the first and Lewis single scoring Barry, who had stolen second after being passed. Snnrn.
Arizona republican., 1917-05-04
*Ran for Miller in tenth.
By innings

,g
 Brooklyn 70 l a-i ! New York .A 1 o 0 0 e-1 i mary-Tfrce hase hits: Z'm- mol man: Myers Stoler bases: Miller. Bases on oalls: Benton ?. Coombs 5. Struck out: Benton ,; Coombs l. i Umpires: O'Dav and BransGeld.
Arizona republican., 1917-05-04
35 Q ' 24 Is 3 Rncfnn

Philadelphia ......0 0 % 0 % 0 % Boston .....0 0 l 0 l 0 0 0 x-2
 Summary-Two-b base hits: Bates CD. Three-base hit: Hooper. Stolen bases. Barry, Lewis. Scott Bases on balls: Off Bush 2. Hits: Off Bush, , hits in innings; off Leonard, hits in innings. Struck out: By Bush 8, by Leonard s. Empires: Mccormick and Connolly.
Arizona republican., 1917-05-04

Maxim Gorky. the famous Rus sian novelist. has just founded 9 daily newspaper in Petrograd. The newspaper will appear under the name Novaya Zhizn. which means the New Life, and is to be social- istic, publication.
Arizona republican., 1917-05-04
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At Columbus 3; Minneapolis l. At Indianapolis 3; Milwaukee 1. At Toledo 10 Kansas City 9. St. Paul at Louisville, postponed i; ain.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-09-06
War Courses
At University

Salt Lake, Sept. 5.-Several war
courses" will be offered at the Uni
versity Of Utah this year, to meet the
demands made upon education by the
present war. The medical school,
under Dean Perry G.. Snow, will offer
the same high standard medical work
that it has in the past and has added
three new courses to its curriculum.
Nursing and first aid work will be
offered to the students, especially
women for the first time. when col
lege opens September 10. Four
courses will be given during the year
in addition to the regular work of
the medical department that cannot
be obtained at the usual nursing
school.
The other new divisions in the
medical school to be established this
fall are the course in pharmacy and
the preliminary work in dentistry.
The pharmacy division has the back
ing of the Utah Pharmaceutical as.
ISOLATION, as that organization and
the ladies' auxiliary to 1t have offered
two scholarships to prospective stud
ents. The work offered in the school
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Advertising makes the wheels boA
SUMMONS.
In the District Court of the First
Judicial District, of the State
of Utah, In and For the
County OF Cache.

Brigham Young College, corpora
ton, plaintiff, VS.. Heirs Of Joel Kicks.
deceased:
Jonathan Kicks, Thomas +. Kicks,
William Kicks, Hazel Kicks, Florence
Kicks Scott, Ruel Kicks, Heber Kicks.
Lester Kicks, Brigham Kicks, Samuel
Kicks, Sarah Eleanor Dalling, Martha
jane Kicks. Orson Kicks, Harriet
Hepner, Harvis Kicks. Ernest Kicks,
Edith Mortimer, Elvira Wiyom,
Joseph A, Kicks. Hortense S. Hawk
ms, Elias NJ. Smith. Margaret I.
Smith, Nora s. Knight, Maggie s.
Winzersreid. Clara Boyce johnson,
Maud Boyce, Ella Clarinda Hoops,
Arthur Seymour Hinckley, Margaret
Kicks, Margaret Barrett, Thomas e.
Kicks. Jennie Young, Ella G. Jeppe-
son, Josephine Fogg, Lavinia Kicks
Fullmer, Frank Kicks, Ezra Kicks,
Esther Kicks Wilson. Tabitha Kicks,
Margaret c. Kicks. Maggie Kicks
Pearson, Farley Kicks, Aspen Kicks,
Sofia Surrey. William Kicks. Perry
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATORS
SALE OF REAL ESTATE
AT PRIVATE SALE.
In the District Court of the First
Judicial District, State OF Utah,
In and For BoxeIder
County.

In the matter of the estate OF
Mary Jane Johnson, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that in pur-
suance Of an order Of the District
Court Of the County of Box Elder,
State Of Utah. made on the 4th day
Of August. 1917. in the matter of the
estate OF Mary Jane Johnson, de-
ceased, the administrator Of the said
estate will sell at private sale. In one
parcel to the highest bidder. upon
terms and conditions hereinafter
mentioned and subject to confirma-
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will be on par with that of tho
eastern institutions, and the gradu-
ates will be granted certificates by
the state board of pharmacy to en-
title them to practice without the
usual examination. two, three or
four-year course are offered, but
only the first year will be given this
year.
The work in the dentistry depart
ment will be all the preliminary work
leading to the technical study of den
tistry. All dental schools now re-
quire four years work for the dental
degree, and in the first two years the
work is the same as in preliminary
medicine. and the university has the
facilities to offer this SO that Utah
men can save the expense Of tw1
years in the east by the work here.