THE BEE: OMAHA, MONDAY, AUGUST 8, 1910.
an NEWS
M:o Prlat v
TTaongas W. atUcJrbara, lawyer.
i T yen BrUtm to tt Vlaaea.
5 Jllactrle Tane Mnrreas-araaasaa Co.
ee Dry CleealBgr of garmente. Twin
City Dys Works. 4T Booth Fifteenth.
Xr. W. X. root, oeollrt end earlat, haa
moved to 723 and 7H City national bank.
The Bur-! Way to Sara la to follow a.
f1xd, definite flan of saving ao much a
wuK or . month. Bee Nabraaka Bavtnga
a Loan Aaa'n., Board of Trada Bldg.,
a, Omaha. '
Mrs. Blflgaa riaiahaa Wet Under ths
auspices of . tha Omaha New Thought
Fellowship, Ruth' B. Ridges will today
closa her work In thla city, after holding
meetings and classes for flva weeks, dur
ing which time aha haa spoken seven
tlmea each week, giving In reality thirty
five lectures.
To Collect Old Debts Attorney Charles
E. Foster haa been appointed special
counsel by tha Hoard of County Commis
sioners to collect outstanding debta and
moneys due the county amounting to about
$20,000. Tha amounts are due tha county
and district courta. Mr. Foster will ba
required to give a f 1,000 bond and turn in
bis collections imce each month.
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Sydney Harris is
Going-to Try to
.. " Stop: a' Wedding
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llarriag-e of John Barrymore and Kin
Harris Boet Hot Please Bride's
. .Father.
NEW TORK. Aug-. 7.-(Ppeolal Telegram )
Coincident with tha announcement of the
engagement of John Barrymore and Miss
Katharine Corrte .Harris comes tha newa
today that Sydney. Harris la speeding here
on an express liner to prevent tha marriage
, of his daughter, while her mother's eym
pathles are decidedly In favor of the well
known aetor'a suit, Tha wealthy lawyer Is
f sald to .abject to the match because Miss
t arris bM only just turned eighteen. 8he
4s ona of the prettiest and most popular
members of tha social seta,
i Matinee- girls who have watched Mr,
Barry mora make Jove In "The Fortune
Hunter". will be horrified to' learn that
Mr.
apply for a free scholarship. The board of
directors of the Metropolitan Opera com
pany haa forwarded to Dr. Zlegfeld a check
for 11,000 In paymnnt for two scholarships
In tha school of opera In recognition of the
valuable services of the college "Parsifal"
chorus used during the opera engagement
In Chicago last season and the preceding
season. Examinations for these two schol
arships will be Held at the college on Sep
tember 6, 4, 7, I and 10, There Is no charge
connected with the distribution of any
scholarships. Applications must be accom
panied by letter of recommendation from
the pastor of a church, principal of a
school or other reliable person, certifying!
that tha applicant Is deserving of the bene
fits of the college and unable to pay tui
tion. Application must be made before
August 27 to William K. Zlegfeld, Chicago
Musical College building, Chicago.
ANN AUBOH'K NEW HEAD.
Dean Harry Barna Hatchlne to Inc.
ceed Dr. Ana-ell.
After deliberating for a whole year and
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGE WORK
Kidinmmer Activities in Near and
Distant Institutions.
BACK TO THE FARM EDUCATION
Tke Mew Heed of Mlrhlaaa falver-
elty Physical Training; la Col
leges Matters ef Gen
eral Interest.
Tha fourth session of ths Graduate
School of Agriculture which haa been In
progress for the past four weeks at the
Iowa state college at Ames, was brought
to a close July 29.
The session was entirely successful from
the standpoint of numbers enrolled and
character of the lectures given. The total
enrollment waa 107, In thla number thirty-
nine atates. the District of Columbia and
six foreign countries were repreaented. Thla considering the Qualification of many
enrollment showed nearly 43 per cent In- university presidents and of several men
crease pver the previous session of 1J08. Public life the regents of the University
The number of states represented Is very of Michigan decided last month that the
simificant of the fact that the American successor to Dr. James tt, Angell as presl
agricultural colleges as a whole are coming I nt of the university should be Dean
to realise the benefit of the sessions of the Harry Burns Hutchlns, head of tha law
Graduate Bchoo to their Instructional and apartment.
experimental staffs and to American agrl- o graduate of the University of Michl
culture at large. n ever cn confuse Prof. Hutchlns with
Tha faculty waa composed of experts ny one else, for It waa Dean Hutchlns
from tha United Btatea Department of wo w responsible for that famous slogan j
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Agriculture, agricultural colleges Ol tnei " vy wi iiuikiiu runs,
United 6tates and Canada, biological do- Kemeniben the dignity of the depart
partmenta of aeveral universities, tha Car- ment." The slogan was a. great joke for
negle Institution at Washington and two a time, ror the students of Dean Hutchlns'
foreign countries. Dr. J. C. Ewart of the department of law were not noted for
Univcrsltr of Edinburgh ' delivered five merly for having the character of doves.
lectures on animal breeding and Dr. For a time Indeed the dean had to ba tha
Von Tschermak of tha Royal Imperial Agrt- dignity of tha department all alone,
cultural college of Austria delivered five Dean Hutchlns clung to that slogan. He
lectures on plant breeding. 1 wu called to Michigan from Cornell In
Discussions of the latest theories and in- For five bitter years he labored under
veatlgutlons relating to agricultural devel- his programme of teaching law students
opment were interesting and very resultful. me ;rincipies of department. LMe was
Men In attendance at this session of the acid in .those days, and two wrinkles are
Graduate School have become better ac- said to have appeared In his frock coats
auainted with and hava a broader knowl- at tha point where the sleeves joined the
edge of tha progress of agricultural inveati- main body of the garment in front an
cation than aver before. Investigators indication that the dean's shoulders had
from ths north, south, east and west are stooped a fraction of an Inch.
now much mora united In the problems of I That, however, was when tha notorious
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OilAUA
Joseph Pironka Inlnred While Try-
ing to Board a Car.
HEAD STRIKES THE PAVEMENT
Mrs. Harwich la etirrtlf Baraee fcy
Gasoline tkat Leake from Steve
Over Which Ska la
Working.
'
Joseph Plvonka, 106 North Twenty-first
street, member of the Board of Fire and
Police 'Commissioners of South Omaha, fell
while attempting to board an Albright car
near Twenty-fourth and t O streets at 7
o'clock last night
In some manner ha failed to grasp the
handles of the car. His head struck the
pavement heavily and he was rendered un
conscious for quite a length ef time. Ha
waa carried Into Dr. W. 3. MoCrann'a
office, from where, after an hour or two,
he waa taken to hla home. There he was
found to be so badly Injured that he was
confined ta his room and no ona waa
allowed to apeak to htm. .The doctor pro
nounced It a slight concussion of the brain,
and If nothing more serious develops It Is
thought he will be fully recovered within
a very few days.
Mra. Horwlch Harmed.
Mrs. Moses Horwlch was seriously burned
In a gasoline stove accident Friday after
noon. She waa Ironing and using tha stove,
which leaked some gasoline and took fire.
From this her clothing Ignited and her
skirts were Immediately biasing. She partly
smothered the fire with her hands and tore
part of the clothing away. In the meantime
her arms below the elbow were severely
burned. Her cries for help attracted Joseph
Rlesdorf, who came to her aid and anon
had the flames extinguished. The fire
department was called and prevented any
damage to tha house, which waa also on
fire. Tha woman Is so years old and showed
corslderable presence of mind, for she
wrapped her shouldera In a rug to put out
tha fire.
Mra. Aim Ksrirr'i Faaeral.
Tha funeral of Mrs, Anna Kayser will ba
held at 1.J0 p. m. today at tha family resi
dence at Bellevua. Mra. Kaysar had been
a resident of Bellevua for forty-five years
and had lived on tha same spot during all
that time. Tha aervlce will be held ax tha
Ftetrbyterlan church at Bellevua and Rev.
Mr. Brayden will have charge.
Maa1 City Coast g.
Miss Katherine Rowlev, Miss Ann Rowley
nd Miss Mary Sheeby left last evening
for a vacation trip to Minneapolis and
St Paul.
Mitrty Forklns will arrive Monday to be
present at the Qavigan-Fitzgerald bout on
'ay night. He :s FIixrim .title
manager.
narles C. Howe Is entertaining lur
sifter, Mies Kvelyn Irish of Seattle. Vah.
Mr. and Mrs. E. I Howe entertained
Saturday In honor of MIks Evelyn lrtxli
of Seattle, Wash.
Miss May McDonald will return from
Denver today, where she has been visiting
for a week or more.
STORTZ Delicious Honied Peer delivered
promptly to your residence. Phone So. IM.
Uroderlck A Maslowsky.
Phone Pell South M, Independent F-lswt
for a case of Jetter Gold Top. Prompt
delivery to any part of the city. WIUiAin
Jitter.
The South Omaha Country club will play
the second round of the special cup flic tit
for the Montague cup today. A numni-r
of the golfers played off their matches In
eeveral championship contests yester
day. ,.tJfl
cecisl Pale 25 per cent off on alt wall
paper during the month of August. Watch
our windows for other hot weather bar-
falna. 41! North Twenty-fourth, street
he A. M. Hughes Faint company, 'Phone
South 36.
SCHOOLS AMD ' COLLEGES
agriculture.
INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION
X
there Is no romance in tha affair,
Barrymore says he met Miss Harris; that
V they liked each -other and kept on liking
i eacn outer p mat tneir xnenasnip Dioasomea
into Cfcve and that ha asked bar and she
said -les." : That was all there was to it
"Tea,- ha said, with a quiet smile, "this
time It It true. ' There Is nothing to make
fuss about for anybody but ourselves.
1 met- Mine Harris ' about two years ago
nd I found then I liked her very, very
muoh Indeed. And a. Mule while ago I
asked her if she liked me enough to marry
me. 'She said she did. I am naturally
. mwf ully glad of It Kb, tha time Isn't set
tled," but it probably will not ba before the
4openlhg''of the season, August 8."
r My sympathise are all with my mother,"
; said Miss Harris today, and with. U-year.
ld posit! veness she added: "My father
can think' or say anything he likes. I am
pleasing my mother, and I am pleasing
myself, and that is all there is of It."
Miss Harris 'did' not know when aha and
Mr. Barrymore would ba married, but
thought in about thrpe weeks.
Mrs, Sidney Harris; roopjer of the bride-to-be,
said today -aha- oould not aea the
elljfttest"kro'una forths' opposition of Mr.
Harris to tha manage. ' .
"I hava knswn Mr. Barrymore for a long
time," alia said. "Ha is a dear boy and
1 am vary fond -at. him and shall be vary
lad to hava fclm for aon-ln-law. I don't
think my daughter Is too young to marry
not wllen. her husband la to ba such a
charming 4nkn as Mr. Barrymore."
Mr. Barrymore la tha son- of tha lata
Maurice Barrymore and . is tha brother of
EtTNl and Lionel Barrymore, all popular
stars o t tha l.xe. - 1
Mrs. Harris Inherited a fortune estlmaW
at about r0,000 from her uncle, Charles F.
Daly, soma years agd. She has since bean
dividing her time with her daughter be
'twecu New. York and Paris.
Noted Geranaa Teacher at
MeetiaaT National Society.
The fourth annual convention of the Na
ttonal Society for tha Promotion of Indue.
class of Naughty-Naught the "Century
Laws," were wasting Washtenaw county.
They almost broke the dean's heart, thai
oiass. They went down In the annals of the
Coming campus aa the most undignified class ever
graduated. Tradition wasn't the only thing
they broke.
Did Dean Hutchlns give upT Well,
Boy Wili Help in .
Hunt for Murderer
' 1 - t'lt . i
Arthur Collins, Aged Ten Years, Prob
ably Only Person Who Can Iden
.' tify Japanese Ranch Hand.
.CSADERQ. Cai. Aug. 7.Arthus Col
lins, aged 10, la the chief dependence of
(Sheriff Smith of this county In the effort
to-finds Taraagachl, tha Japanese ranch
hand charged by the district attorney with
tha murder of thrue members of tha Ken
dall family on tha Star buck ranch, near
here. The 'boy knew the Japanese aa an
employe of a local candy store and de
scribes his-appearance and mannerisms
with such certainty. 'that the sheriff foals
confident that Arthur would recognise tha
nan on sight- Sheriff Smith will atart
today on a tatewlde search of tha Japa
nese settlements and tha boy will go with
Mm aa qualified to aid him.
GRKKNSBURO. IndA Aug. 1 Enoch
Kendall, hla wife and son, Thomas, who
were murdered on a ranch near 8anta
Rosa, Cal., wars formerly residents of this
city. The family came here from Har
rison county. Kentucky, the husband only
remaining here a few weeka, than going
west. Mra,' Kendall remained here until
her husband finally looated, then aha and
har aun joined him,
trial Eduoatlon will ba held in Boston, naraiyl to prove his sincerity and de
November 17, 18 and IB. A feature of thla termination he figuratively chopped off a
gathering which contains especial interest few heaas. There was just enough cere-
Is the expected presence of Dr. George mony in connection with the act so that
Kerschenatetner. superintendent of schools, everybody heard ana aid some tniniung,
Munich, Bavaria. Dr. Kerschenstelner will About four or flva years ago the student
spend four weeks In America during tha body realised that Dean Hutchlns had at
fall aa tha guest of ths national society, last won his point Tha "engineers" and
and will visit the schools-of Boston, Chi- "11U " found themselves pushing and gasp
cago, St Louis, Cincinnati and New York, ing in a strictly "law-less" rush; tha shirt
at the same time delivering addresses in tall parade by "laws" became a memory.
each of tha above named cltlea. Tha Frl- The capture of locks of hair during haslng
day evening aeaalon Of tha convention is to became regarded as barbarous, and a gen
bs taken up by Dr. ' Kerschenstelner's ad- tlemanly though - somewhat unexciting
dress on "Continuation Schools." Separate struggle around a huge push ball was ap
sessions will ba devoted to the following proved aa the beat outlet for undergraduate
toplca: "Part Time and Evening Schools," animal spirits.
Apprentice and Corporation Schools" and This year tha graduates returning for
the Broader Aspects of Industrial Educa- commencement week imagined they aaw
tion." . - mora dignity than ever in Dean Hutchlns:
f.hat his back if . possible was stralghter
PHYSIQUE OF COLLEGE MEN. tDan ever in spite of white hair and sixty'
two years of energetic living; and he had
Improvements la Those Who Receive I reason to ba proud, 'they said. He had
Gymnasium Training;. . dona tha impossible. Ha had tamed the
That the American eollege students are law students. He was a genius In admin-
growing atronger as a result of physical let ration, they declared
MtmatlAn seems to' ba nroved bv'tha're- i rir vtutohin. mju hnvn Ih r (.nn r tr
- - - . - I .v..uiw ',, w. . M , ..I.MW..,
cent investigation made by DrMcKensla h received his preparation for college
of tha University of Pennsylvania and Dr. at the New Hampshire Conference Semi
Born of Tale. nary, at Tilton, and at the Vermont Con-
Tha latest statistics, 1309, shows that ferenco Seminary, at Nawbury. At 1 he
over 90 per cent or the seventy-tnree entered Wesleyan university, Mlddletown.
leading American colleges and unlver- but on aqcount of bad health could not
allies require physical education from the oompleta the year. A few months later he
freshman year, 78 per cent require it took up the stuly of anatomy, physiology
from iresnmen ana sopnomores, i per Bnd surgery at the University of Vermont.
cent require It from the three lower classes and then at Dartmouth. His family move
and 13 per cent from all four classea. to Michigan; ao in the fall of 18t7 he en-
Dr. Born aays that a study of the record tered the Sts.te University of Ann Arbor.
kept of tha welghta and measurements not New York Sun,
only demonstrates that there has been an
Increase .in the growth power ox trie stu- Educational Notes,
dents, but also corroborates the assertion Miss Anne Herendeen woithe nrlxe for
that the youth of the present day are bet- the best suffrage CBsay ren3V.t the recent
ter developed physically than those of past commencement of WeHs college. Auburn, N.
.7 Y. In the last school year sne was presl-
generations. aent 0f the Equal Suffrage league of Wells
Tha increase in weignt oi me typical college.
Individual of tha foot ball group la un- Man has superseded woman at the head
usually small. Many hypotheses might ba f Barnard college, although a woman will
, .,i.n.tin f thla rct h.it 9 PP"ln'd to look after the personal life
advanced In explanation of thla fact, but ot th glrl. Profi Wlniam Tnny Brews-
after a careful study of this slight growth ter, who haa been acting dean ot the college
Increment wa hava concluded that the foot fur the last three years, has been appointed
ball tvne reoresents a erouo ol vouni man provost,
nt .un-rtor nhvsleal endowment and vitmlitv . r nenaa 01 Mrs. ii.ua r lapg Young, super
, ' , . . ,. , intendent of schools of Chicago, say that
"- i ner recent election as rjre dent of tn
power practically disappears much earlier ttonal Educational association Is a rebuke
than the average, usually during their J? "ose teachers who were under the In-
nrnara.torv school course In such cuu fluenca of the book trusts. Mrs. Young and
preparatory acnooi course, in aucn casea the women teachere who aupported her,
there Is an Inherent tendency to a mora hope to make the organisation Independent
rapid development, supplemented by an ex- of all companies that have heretofore tried
traordlnarv canacltv for Dhvslcal work. 10 ct""rol It,
Th base ball and crew candidates show nf"w!iTf7 -.CiT.U! IS, r. 1fctea ?,en
a more decided change, for in these groups cllffe graduate and' has served a year as
wa find a few men of the foot ball type, acting dean. Miss June Adklnson, class of
but more of those Individuals who follow "r: Vorone."..r,'n M"?! Miss Mary P
h. ..n.r.l law f MnDnl In Ih. ... Y.r""l .'m "l V 4i"n
" . - - m m oiar&aret v. itohii. hiumm ,,r u n ...
malnlng groups we note larger Increases, Virginia, all received A. B. from Radcilff.
for here we come In contact with the aver- th recent commencement, with specla
axe student aisuncuon m Dioiogy.
.it,.iinn i. u.a tr. v, . i rroictio ourim, aean or xne racuity 01
mi, nllti,,.i , r.imKio ni.,..n..
Ingly smaU Increase in lung capacity of gave a banquet of sixty covers some day
the track athlete, only twenty cublo inches, ago to Berlin friends. He expects to re
Thle la not unusual, however, for we have mt,n ,n. Barlln for the centenary of Berlin
found that in many track athletes, espe- ,; 'h. Vh" ITfST:
dally the long-distance and .cross-country over Europe and America. Especially proml-
runners, the lung capacity was only aver- wl" the exchange professors, wl,
irura ume o lime nave aetiverea lecture
at the university.
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L We aim to build up a sound body, develop character and create
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OMAHA, NEBRASKA
4TALL
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si asaBssasBBsajBssssassBBasi
Est 1863
. i. A BCHQOL FOR GIRLS with all the advantages ot Eastern soboola. Oertifleatea admit without
xamiuatlonWelleeley, Smith, Vaeaar, University ot Chlcafo and State Unlversltes. Collese Prep
aratory, Colleftate, Academic and Intermediate coureea.- . . . . ,
COULGtATH COURSE SPECIAXJLY DESIGNED FOR HIOH SCHOOL GRADUATES NOT
DESIRING A. OOTJBSB IX COLLEGE. EXPERIENCED INSTRUCTOR IN DOMESTIC SCIENCE.
Art and Crafts. Special courses In Art and Mnale. Music Department under supenrlslca ot
Prof. Max Landow,' formerly director In Stern UnlrersUy of Music, Berlin. Native French and
German teachers.' Healthful surroundings. . Welt equipped gymnasium and stadium under experi
enced supervision. Indoor and outdoor basket ball. Tennis court. All girls la special charge of
House Mother, , Tear book aeut upon request. The Right Rev. A. L. Williams, President ot Trustees.
Miss Marsden. Principal, Omaha, Neb.
TweBty.Fifth Season
A Kimball H.TJ.
American g&.
Conservatory
THE LEADINQ SCHOOL af MUSIC la AKIMCA
Kmluenl fscullr nf 70. fiuparior Teaohr's
Traltilnt 8cbool. Publlo School Ilusto. School
o( ExpraaaloD, Physical Culture. Unsurpiuid
frn iiawn, Thirty Ira? scholarships sward
ed. Fall terra begins Thunxlay, 8rpt. S'.h.
CmttlotmtUUfn: JOHN J. HAmtAEDlTrWi.
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fllreotod by Hart Oonwar,Amerlca's treatest
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Aniajry.
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Caufsaa. Ovtr 850 Siuinu Aimuajry.
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age and sometimes below normal.
Moat Woaaerfal lleallaa;.
After suffering: many years with a sore,
Amoa King. Port Byron. N. T.. was cured
by Bucklen'a Arnica Salve. t5o. For sale
by Beaton Drug-C.
HASKELL PASSES UP GUTHRIE
hips Bxeeatlva KaraUbtaaa to Okla
kosaa City After Tey An Ra.
move from State llout,
-j
..GUTHRIE. OkU Aug. T.-That Oovaraor
p. N. Haskell does not Intend to recognise
thla city aa the capital was further em
phasised thla afternoon, when all the fur-
nlture,.' f Ixturea and records of the axecu
tlve aulta were removed from the atate
J house , and shipped . to Oklahoma City.
Judge B. E. Burwell of Oklahoma City
j today arranged to take up a re-hearing pf
the capital removing case In tha supreme
aourt Monday. ,
In this type of athlete the breathing must cle. sets forth tha life of tha colieir iriii
te anauow ana coniinea to tne lower parts wmcn is more crowuea witn social engage
r.r , tun,,. h ha in .t... .k. Hients and executive work in connection
eo.ulUbr.um between the production of th, tXfn a.'SS'tK rcTowKf
waste matter in tne muscies ana its eilml- tne any, tne young woman having to keep
nation from tha blood through the lungs J regular schedule In order to get M all
may be quickly raat.bH.hed. a condition thins"' m, for example, "fifteen' "mliSes
called second wind, and'always so neces- reading "for pleasure." Phe walks as part
aary to tha runner. "-American Educational of ber achedule and every minute In the
aay must De accounted ror. in thla hurried
life she has little leisure for good thought
and not enough for the real real that a good
stuaont snouiu acquire.
'The students of our colles-es for women
have followed the example of their broth
ers and have organised s.tcletles, athletlo
teams, glee clubs, and. In fact, have copied
Into their collese life everything possible to
Be Sura and take a bottle of ChamLer
tain's Collo, Choleta and Diarrhoea Remedy
with you when starting on your trip this
summer. It cannot ba obtained on board the
- Cjne or steamers. Changes of water and
ftmate oriert causa eugdan attacks of
slarrhoea,- and 1 la best to ba prepared.
gold by aU dealers.
It you have anything to gelt or trade
advertise It la The Bee Want Ad col
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"From our observations we believe that
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Lincoln, Nebraska.
A Military Boarding School lor Coys of All Age
The School Year Opens September 15, 1010.
3iecll Instruction given to boys who do not fit into regular class
in public school. Back work easily made up.'
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military hcnooi 14 re Kent rree for the Asking.
For Information address.
O. D. HAYWARD, Superintendent
Bell 1722; Anto 3560. MXCOI.N', XEHHASKA
Miss Jeanette Marks, In a magaxlne artl
R honPS:
Review.
CHICAGO MtSlCAl, COLLEGE!.
Free
Srholarahlpa to
YoaaaT People.
Deaervlav
For tha last thirty years the Chlcaara follow the men, even the colleee veil."
Musical eollege. the largest muslo school r"'"..V"h TllT8. ,lrl m Ku'
In America, has offered annually a number doing the same thing, and 1f they keep
of fre and . partial acholarahipa, which are on we shall hetr of duels, although the
awarded to artistically inclined young peo- crra cne- "r snipped nose would be a
nl. hn naeullsr talent h.it more matter with a woman than
pla who poeaese peculiar talent, but who t seema to be with soma men. That tha
lack tha neceasary means for study. These female students expect to have their bear
acholarahipa hava been awarded In cltlea bouts (kommerse) there can be no doubt,
and hamlet, from Main, to the Pacific 'Z nion:.
coast, and studenta who benefited by them gmttive of big muse and froth and a sad
nave Become great artists ot tne operatic, I awaxening on tne morrow as any of the
uuaiimi corps aiuuenis glees.
Any Tin.
4. M. MUSSfV. SMI
suuiTiNNO. '8 nil aMaManoaaK, ftwa
..'
Highland Park College
ISSaStT. .A Des Moines, Iowa
2,60 Stalest AaaeaUy 1
IS'' 111 L !" 7.,
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
the concert and the dramatic ataga, as wall
aa teachers of marked renown. Thla year
the addition of tha two Metropolitan Orand
Dn.r. tf.nmna.nv MohnlArahtniL (nif.lh.r ,I.K
t.t that th. -all.. 1. ..t.hii.h.! i- 1.. Manuel Orktn. of O.rkln Bros., leaves to-
"w " " - nlSTht Tl" AX TaV SSJa If SI h I lhal Vt SB task Stain . "!-. I
ii.iv p.". vw..u.b . .v uiava I cvtsu
Stone hoUl where a hoat ot studios, re
cital halls. Zlegfeld hall afford every ac
commodation for mora than four thousand
Mrs. K. T. Hay den and children deoarted
last evening for Minnesota to pass several
weens at tne laaee,
Malor R. 8. Wilcox leavea tonight for a
students. . anaoiea ur. r .. tiegieia a long few weeks' visit to New Tork. Ha will also
famous institution to offer fifty free schol- visit relatives at Fort Allegheny, Pa., be-
arehlpa, entitling the holder to Instruction lOTm returning.
free of charge for one School year, and
ona hundred and flft" partial scholarships.
8. K. Fktlllng. who haa been connected
with Hro ilng. King A Co.. of this city
for a number of years, has aoccptsd a ix-
whloh are liberal reduclione from the reg- sltlon as manager of the furnishing goods
ular rata The Idea Is entirely phllanthrop-
ioal and no one who Is able to pay should j
department for the Browning. King store
st i-inrinnati, u., ana leavea tonight fur
met cur
THE WINONA SEMINARY
WINONA, MINN. ' FOR YOUNG WOMEN
Conducted by the Sisters of St. Francis.
Opens Wednesday, September Seventh.
fcrrXaVAST DZFABTHSBTi Colleylate Course leading to tlagrea AcnOam
Courses. Classical, Latin acitutillu, Modern languagea.j Commercial Coursea
bemlnary edited lo ttie Ciilterklty uf Minnuta. '
Splendid advatnsges offered earnest, capable young women who hava a pur
pose in study to specialise tn Piano, Voice, violin. Art, Dramatic Expression and
Household fcionoinlca. iuach department graded Into a leading higher Institution
at similar kind.
llama llf tit thai ttadant la lirlial tnrfctne and aiititane a.thlatlaa. It.r.
Muaical and Cramatto Social las. I
Cataiocua, booklet cl Infoj-mstion. Department Bulletin mailed on application
Address the Directress.
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ParkCoUaa'
aarnes asaa-aa-
BBS tlie aMuuai mM
saedena adaaatioa Uiaa
aay 4Kar Cailmam i- taa
aeuatrr. Eiaaaiai af atnit aaita
pf dollars by the anod orate charaa far
board mmi n.l.l l... tt..lU:. I
Uriag aiMUM are raiaubaa nraetirallr at east.
Liberal Arfj flAi ?" & Ct". ,owi;"1" ShorthanJ A Los awr- Cofi.xts a Coi.
. Lsoa. AlioPreparatorjaodBle- UlWiruiantl htam or BBoaTssj Nt Tvra-
l",,IB.Jr, PrtK'r Coareea la wblch studsats Wsivtif a to U found ta tt country. Erery ( r4.
ef all degrees ot adTaneeuent are admitted. tiaia aent to paying poalUou. aw for full couraa,
W... DtpaCTic, Btats CssTiriCATS, Tims unlimited.
normal Oovhtt CsTineTa Paiaaar R.:M. tss Lasoxst a BxsTlCqrima
Tbaiwinw moat coinpiata training forteacbars BSineiS Bnaissas Col l ana i ths Wsit.
lmbawoat. Uraduaies receive aula oertlnceMs. a drpartmonl of a literary eollef, but a
P., Civtt, El.acraiCAi, MlfWAKi- tboronf Uly aqulaped Ilualneaa Collega, with tba
tngineerUlS; aJ.. Aiaoone year Telephone. J"" bnalneaa eivbanie la the U. H. ComblasU
Terms
Open
Secteniber
O. October IT.
Nov. 20. IOIO.
and Jan. 8. Pebru.
16sndunel3, iXl,
1 1.1, eiaain. MacDlslH auq AUIODUODUS -"m mm wwv (.vimii
alaetilnlat's eonraea. It-weeks courtes la Oaa, Tle(rranh "a i-asosar a KB Bear Kqirtp
Automobile sod Trsf tioa KogUMarlug. Ssor . 1 i tl "7 r CoLLaea or Ttiuinrar
Wuti raoa Bsoissiita. Intbey.S. KreryaTadusteaeutloapaTinapoal-
Bt,.- I. Rboclas Pa. Pa. C.. Praa I!oa completely equipped telcrspb ata-
tOMTVCMCJ Fooo akd Io-a Cocsasa. . Pbao- !'0,u" W?'11 wlf Practice and station work.
Tirioxss'sCocsiSASoC .union Consist ron sjUforfullooursa time aallnjlted.
DsuaoiaTS. One of the Urtr.u beat eoulppel Civil Servir C. yt LL -'urHa tx Railwat
Colleges ef Fbsrmscy iotbsUDltsd SUM. , T" Maii.Sestics. Cluieaorgan-
.w Btabuaso txvaaxs im Law eflsred ta iV Pfc I,OT,J.,.917 J"' " "L1"
LAW realdeutsiidsxwnaloacouraea Ilnma Srni OvMBl,uaTvDaim Ehsoli,.
Musk s-anra ir..'yV!rsst ft
"ft reapondeace.
namiunr, aianaoim. uuiiar, ana euperviaor's o o Tha ,!,., a.t,u .... .
Couraa la Publlo Soitoel Muale. A na faeulty Sommer ScttOOl JX iS.S?f ?Ji UTJ
of leacben. aok an artlat la bU lias. ' for tll f rie. of teb.T UlU bPsUl WO"L
Oratnnr ATaosoceatT Eqcirrsn Cotxsea C,... oard.sl.T5.2.aSaBd2.78Berweek.
vratorj or osatosi under tbe dlrecUoa of tipeitteS Tuition In IrepawrrCo!r.aKo?:
the moat eonipetent teacbera. B1.f.nd CommsVciifl CoJr.es W faurtf ? All
Pn Art V- TaoaoraaiT Eivasmsbbd eieanaei tbree Binntht, r.4U: all tnonlbt.aoa Hi
l"?00Hor f ssaAsaair, i'ao Art sine montbi, lias ao. Send for cataloa Staia
and Publle School Prawlnav
O. H. LONG WELL, Pras,
tounti in Which vuu am 'ntsMsiail
Highland Park Collere, DES MOINES. IOWA
IVcntworth KltHtary Academy
Oldest and Largest In MldJle West. Government Supervision.
HlEhest rating by War Department. Infantry, Artillery fnd Cavalry
Drills. Courses ot study prepare, for Universities, Government
Academies or for Business Life. Accredited by North Central
Association o( Schools and Colleges. Manual Training. Separata
Department for Small Boys. For catalogue, address
Tha Secretary. Boa A. I.exlaffton, Ma.
''JMIll'ryi-g-
7. , . , ton fur
(I Itlllif. 1 jTj-i aalary. If
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ta afi thai
funtl. A knot. LaHurai nf
buaiuctaa uilh4i will
Vrov of th ultnoaft
VstiUst to vuu. Wo OfftU
tkiT CUUnaaaaV-Comntatra
rial, bhtjrihjuid uid Typo-
rrtliii:. suid HreiMrali v.
njulat our rnaJuKM 10
tin4 youti BsMitaUna, Chguvtia
Yrf intMitrrmi. Wrtie j
tor m- cattaluarua,. It a frvau
I tHala Mgt.laiM.l.a fl
2 karak Utia IWa J
ftnd your young people to
TAbOR COLLLGE
Ao aocredited actiool of tbe hlsheat s land
ing, in a community reiuarkaUle for Its
clean. wholesome. uplifting Infiuenea
A Trained Faculty ot Specialists.
Low Expense Bast Kaallitiea
Keli Term Opens Bept. llttt. Send for
uieratura iaixjh t;uit.tuua;. Tabor. la
'I hm hrkt IB a l f aaaittiMw..l 4 mas--..
ar wiiia rpig,)Ba mu. Atlarejaa
a a-W.. t .HK A-
4 IS UttvU liuUtllii; aLlAAaaotn. lHb.
)lliniKliMl
I l- Wot onr l''S largest, but the moat
tuoroughly organised and beat auuioDed school In tua
vest- Tne fullowlna couraaa are offamdi Pi (ir.rt,..i a..
iilo. Teacher's Certificate. Publle Wchool. fnanoTunlna Mnd lr'an.r..r,rv
iorty Artist Instructors In all branches of music comprise the Faculty.
The school haa an orchestra of fifty plecea and a number of publlo Perform
ances, proving ot great Denarii to tne studenta, are liven durlna tha school
year. Notable concerts In wblch wall known artlsU take part, given frequently
Ttie University Scliooi ol Music
. . . . . Affiliated wtta taa Vaiveralty of Vebraaka,
It la loaated In tha moat desirable part of the town. The buildings are rnodern
and contain ft studios and practice rooms. Two two-manual pipe organa for
practice purpoaaa, are in tbe building. Expenses ve.y moderate. Term '"oi
aepi. sin. it you are tninaing vi isaing up muslo aa a pro
fession, you ahould wrlta for our catalogue, mailed free.
WII.LAAD XIMBAI.th Director, xanoola, Mebraea
REASON NO. FOUR-
Education le neceesary to success In stenography. The Vsn Sant aOXOOZ,
haa an educational requirement for entrance end a high average of education
amons: lta students. That la OsTH HOU JlXAaOaT why TAX MAJTT araduatas
auocaxA.
The VAN SANT SCHOOL,'
ZLIlAlin TAaT SAXT. rrlnelpeL IOJT O. OUT FT, Froprletor.
Weed slatldtng. Omaha, Kebraska. rresox.
