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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1906-05-15
Many Examinations in May.

Many Examinations IN May
During May and June examinations
will be held in the government build
ing at Des Moines by the civil service
commission for those who desire gov
eminent work. Those examinations
most recently announced are: May 8,
for interpreter Syrian, Greek and
Bulgarian) at $1,000 per year; May
16, laboratory assistant, assistant
physicist and assistant chemist, at
salaries varying from $500 to $1,000
per year; May %, mechanician for the
weather bureau at Mount Weather,
Va. $1,000 per year; May 81, chief
inspector Of clothing in quartermas-
ter's department at New York City,
$1,000 per year; June CT, aid in coast
and geodetic survey, $72O per year;
June 8, assistant assayist in assay
laboratory in bureau of the mint,
$1,000 per year; June 81, craftsman
for office Of surveyor general. 81 per
day; and June 81, mechanical
craftsman for the Panama canal ser.
vice, $1,000 to $1,000 per year.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1906-05-15

Judge McHenry issued a temporary
Injunction restraining Floyd Lowe
from making love to Eva Mckinney.
The order was issued upon petition OF
the girls father, who states that his
daughter is but IL years old, while
Lowe is "a. For two years, he says,
Lowe worked for him upon his farm
and boarded at his house. During
this period, the father says, the man
made love to his daughter and is now
trying to induce her to leave her
home and marry him.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1906-05-15
For oekaIoosa.Ruxton Interurban.

Work on the Oskaloosa and Buxton
interurban line will be begun before
June /, If stockholders who have been
called to meet on Monday, May IA,
approve of the plans worked out by
the directors. The plans include the
purchase Of the Oskaloosa street rail.
way and lighting plant, options on
which have been secured, in increase
OF the authorized capital stock Of the
company from 100000 to $750,O0O and
the completing Of the line to Buxton
before Dec. 1.
The plans to be submitted to the
stockholders represent the work OF
months by directors. Their approval,
which is considered almost a foregone
conclusion, will mean immediate build.
ing operations and realization of
the fondest hopes of the business in
terests of Ogkaloosa for years, troll
ley line. into the great coal fields
southwest Of the city.
Already over 100000 in subscrip.
tions and taxes have been raised and
valuable right of way secured.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1906-05-15
state Grants RIaht Of Way.

otdte uranus ni0Ht OF Way'
The board Of trustees of the Iowa
State Agricultural college has granted
a right Of way to the Newton &
Northwestern railroad for It's interur.
ban line. The line comes from Fort
Dodge to Des Moines. The road pur.
chased the motor car line to the col.
lege, which has been in operation
for some time, and will use portion
Of this for its interurban right of way.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-10
@einfi6er.

@enn @iner bic altertbiimli9en
Straben elmer eliGhii9en Stabt bur9s
nanbert unb ieinen 8lid an ben Sirus
beni9ilbsrn baftsn ldbt, 10 fGQt ibm
ppbl Die pftmals pieberfe6renbe 8ez
3ei9ming v@einiti9sr" ODER vWeinitiz
9er unb Gourmet" arf. Meinitiher
gibt es nur i'm @lidb, in 8oben uno
H1einbefien. On Der Mpiel tommt
Der Ausbrud ni9t Dor. Die Wein=
fi9er mlBten Die WeinfGHer anite4en
rnb ben Wein prpbtren. sic puren
b~esibigte 6anbslsmafler, Weinfaufss
permittler. ueber tire Sbliesenbeit in
friiberer 3eit fat Or. Ausut 9erBpg
in &olmar Mittbeilungen gemd4t.
Der Weinfti9er mubte einen &Gufer
10 lange i'm Ort herumfiibren, Biz er
gum &auf fam, uno er bate barauf
Su a9tsn, bab Riemanb nit ben Meiz
nen 8etriiaereien trieb. na9bem Der
Sat einmal getauft bate. Gr burfts
feinen Seller ri6ss,n", b. +. unbeiu9t
lahen; er burfte AUDI Niemanbem iei>
nen @ein rliiBlen", b. E. berfleinern
Ooer f9le9t wa6en. Wo aber am
WeiE elm ssebler tpabr5uns6men mar,
fonte es Der WeinitiGer benz Gisen.
tbiimer bstmli6 fasen,. ni9t aber Dem
Safe, Dem &dufer. Sir feline 8es
miiburgen erbielt Der WeinIti9er els
men 2obn, bas Sti9gefb. Oie Weins
pGsen burften auf einem beions
bers basu beitimmten plaBe, auf Der
Gimme, bur9 gef9porene 2aoer per=
laben peroen.
Spl9e Sinnpldbe sibt es beut5u-
tdge beindbe nod in iebem beutideu
Weinorte, a. g. in 4apppltstpeiler,
golmar, &ei9enipeier, 9~tberstpeier,
Miilbduien. @sgenfpGrttg 6aben Die
Weiniti9er ibren 8eamten6nrofter
boIitGnbig eitsebibt; lie finb nun mod
Matler. tpelae Die @eineintdufe i'm
&eblanbe bermitteln unb bic Wddre
beim 8erfuufsungebot priifen. Sm
Srdn30iif9en beibt Der WeinIti9er
Gourmet. Oiefes @ort bebeutet aId
ben Seinf9meder. @s mag ippbl In
terefiren, pelhen l1rfprunss ii9 Der
Gourmet riibmen barf. Na9 Dies
fommt es fer BON gourme, S6ltim
aus ben Niiitern Der pferbe. Sour
met pber 9purmanb lit mad inn
eigentli9 elm Menf9, Der 10 gitria
| ibt, baB er Die Heinli9teit barber
Guber @6t lGBt, bann dbsr auf einmal
i'm @essntbeil Elm Meni4, Der mi
erobem @ppetit, nit @ei4mad ibt
elm 6einf9meder
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-10

tunsen berDffentli9en bsin Bib.
9intpes NIT benz Seairmefer unb
Werbanbpatte, Dir lit Elm grDberer
Rubm als S9riftfteler bef9ieben."
Oas f4arfe &linseln, bes ben 8ez
sinn bes Stiides an5sigte, rib i'm
aus feinen Srdumen. Die S9au.
Ipielsr saben ibr 8eftss, es mar aber
cine perlorene Sude. bic fe oertbei.
bisten. Die luitieiten Stsllen bes
Wertes perpufften ptrtungslos.
Stein bate ldngft barauf berai&tet.
fi9 fir ben fpGrli9 einseieBten &pz
plaus benz publifum gu seisen, gez
fnidt fab er in feiner 2oge unb ais
Der brittle Oft unter e~flatantem 81.
f9en bes publitums besraben mar.
ha f3li9 er ii9 gum Sempel Der
Mufen binaus.
On einem Der nG9ften 2aternen.
pfdble lDite ii9 pl0Bli9 cine i9par5
eefleibete Sigur log unb trat auf
Stein gu. OieIer erfannte iofort ben
alien 9ienerfpieler bes Sbsaters.
gu Stein's Sroit iaste er: vMtr
bats gefaIen"; biefer fab in bas Der,
grGmte 4nsefidt bes Mimen, aus
Dem 8Gnbe ben 9eraeleib, enttduI9z
ten 9offnungen unb Summer linn
entgesenitrablten.
Stein fiblte fi9 benz Manne ge,
geniiber ni9t perpfli9t.t, aber er Der,
fGnS, bab bic @usi9t auf bas per'
fprp9ene Ibenbbrot ben S9au1pieler
su biefem 2obe trteb. Soute er ben
armen Seufel, Der nit fGrglt6er
Sage ensagirt mar unb pOhl felten
ettpas Orbentli9es gu eIen betam,
tes 9enuHes berauben2
@r rei9te benz S9aufpieler bic
9anb unb fpra9: pNein, lieber
Sreunb. sic empfinben es felbft, has
mein Stiid S6unb mar. unb es funn
Sbnen eerabe unmOsli9 s.fallen ia,
ben. Nidtsbetopeniser finb @it
aber bod fir ben beutigen Qbenh
mein lieber @ait. Sin dusgesei9ne.
tee Souper in einem u~nierer feinfter
@aitbGuier fon Sbnen einen 2i9tblid
IN Sbrem f%orgenpoaen Safein ge.
tpGbren unb mir iiber meme bittert
gnttduf9uns tpegbslfen."
limb betm perlenben Seft beeruf
Stein feline 9offnungen auf ge-
riibmtbeit ni9t pbne @ebmutb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-10

= 9erIpdenb. &eifenber (ber
fia r~aiiren laffen MIN: sd muB mil
benz 3us fort! Wie LANCE fann es
bausrn2" Sprfbuber: nS9limmitea
Sails aebn Minuten!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-10

= Sppperei. nSenfe Dir. neu@
li9 bin i9 apii4en einen Mutler uro
einen @ubfabrer serathen." rSit oena
Dir babel ri&ts gei4eheng" ngteln,
fe tparen beibe gu SuB!"
= 8osbaft. Ser Saauipieler
5lott f9mintt fia fat gar nidt.'
rWo5u au9g Ser mag ii9 mob 10
febr f9minfen, bas tpeib man ia, bag
Der fem S9aufpieler it,"
= 9ie Refpeftssper n.
Trsmber: sd mOate NAL einia.
Wprte nit benz Sberfellner fpreden!"
piffolo: .Bebaure, Der 9err Sbers
fenner iinb ni4t gu 9aafs : nur Der
Ghef 1T bal"
-proBise9 pperbel. par'
fiimsriebGnbler: vMuber biefem tbeus
erfteR parfim babe ia audi nod bill
tigere Morten." aGuferfn: rWis
beibt bilisere Marten! Win i4 piel=
feidt d Mrmeleutegeru4 a~usitrDmen2'
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-10

30 rbnunss1iebenb. mSein
Gbef bat Dir ia beute bas Sintenfd5
an ben aopf sepprfen!!" y@usrs
bines = aber er bat bann elei9 bic
Streufanobi9fe na9folsen latent"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-10
Raffinirte Rdhe. Bin

= &affinirte &a9e. 3im.
nermdb9en: Ser f9uftise Reifenoe
bat tpieber feinen 8fennis Srintaelb
aegeben; tpenn i9 nur niibte, ME ia
mid on Dem ridden fDnnte2 Salt, ba
liest ia mod Die @nii4tsfarte an feline
Srau, Die 10 fOlofal eiferiii4tis fein
fp1; ba iareibe i9 mod bruuf: n9eras
li4en @rub, 3en5i"
= Sann!! nWas fust benin
SIRE Srau basu. fpenn sic gelegents
lid iiber Die S9nur baueng" 80.
i9 baue ME iiber Die S9nur; uno
pern i9 iiber bic S9nur buue. bann
erfGbrt's meme 6ruu ni4t; unb tpenn
iie's erfobrt, bann fo9t iie ni4ts;
unb fpenn iie etnas idgt, bdnn - ra
freili9 = bann GIBBS aus!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-10

Sa4feIn. 2eBtens e%rtranf, 70
Sabre oft, i'm Sdrniee Der &egies
rungsratb 5ran5 8ritl4si, BETTER
bes bieiisen 9uit6ofs gum &reu8. Die
2ei9e lit neborge1 pprben.
WilfIingen. 9ier ftdr6 i'm
@lter BON II Sa6ren Der S9riftieBer
SAT. Defer. Der @eritorbene mar
etpu % Sabre lang ununterbro9en
fir Die rNeue 3iri9er 3eituns" tbds
tid.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-10
Sober"

Die ~peritorbene SSruu Smfan 3. @ns
tbcnb mar sinmal in &o4eiter 81 elmer
Sp65eit uno iaste gu benz 8rdutis
gam:
rWenn sic molten, bab S6re @hs
cine gliidlide tit, miifen sic INNER
TO sdrtlid unb liebenstpiiroig iein,
ipie beute. SD babe Elm iunges paar
aefannt, beHen Gae ni4t gans 10 mar.
fpie lie iein folte; bort fagte Die Grau
zines Mbenbs au ibrem @dtten:
r8epor mir perbeirdt9et paren, bat
Ou mir INNER 9ef9enfe gema4t;
ieBt bringit Ou mir gar ni4ts mebr."
uQiebes &inb." erpiberte Der @utte
rbait Du iemals bon einem Inglel
aebort, Der Dem 6ff6 ROber giebt,
fpenr er ibn f9on sefanssn hats"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-10
Guroyaii&s Uadridten.
$6rpeta.


Bern. 0or fursem feierte bas
g6epdar 4uguit &ern unb Srau 8erz
TIA geb. Rpbiner bas feltene Sc Der
biamantenen 9o9aeit. Sas Subel>
paur sdblt sc uno 70 2ebensiabre.
8afel. Sn 8aIel ftarb Der be-
fannie bomDoputbii6e arat Or. 4lb.
Siegriit.
Gnnenod. Der am 8. Sftoz
Der 1905 ~perItorbene Sberit &osmus
Sennb bon bier, po6nbaft gepeien in
&ennel6d9 Bel 8regen5, hat lebttpilz
Tia fir gsmeinniBige unb po6lt6Gtiz
ee 3pede in Der S9pei5 einen Sc
iammtbetrag bon $4,000 5rancs
permd9t, bapon Der hieIigen Semeinz
be fir einen nod ndber gu beftimz
menben po6ltbdtigen 3ped 100000
Srancs. Mu9 bic Nrbeiter Der Sir
ma sSennp &c S6inbler in 9ennelz
6d9, Sells unb Smt, iopie Die
cbigen 9emeinoen uno tnsbeionbere
audi bic epdngsliI9e 9emeinbe in
9regsna purben in REDEEM Mub Be-
ba9t.
9inbniasco. 9eBtens geriet6
bier elm &nabe BON Is Sa6ren, 4n@
aelp 9prna, in bas &Goer.pert Ell
nsr Miibls anb pusoe in Stiide see
rifeu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-10

SetbfbepuBte Muas
tunft. Rebafteur: nSf Shre Mrbeit
Elm Srisinal2" Sidter: ~Nee. absr
ids
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-10

- Mus etnem &riminalz
m n. ..Sarauf per5e6rte Der
hartsefpttene Climber brei pei49e>
fpttene gier.
= 8Iamirt. 2ebrer Unit Der
9anb auf cine 2dnbfarte 5eigeno):
Was 1T pas? S9iler: Sin i9mu>
biger Singer.
: 9eiratbsseu4 . Gin Sc
lebrter, Der ni9t 3eit bat, ii9 I'm bas
fdOne @ef4le4t gu betimmern, iu4t
cine 2ebensgefdbrtin.
- Inter 9 aunern. rUfein
Gpbn brinet's mod gu pas!... Sc
fern bat er cine golbene ubr geitpb'
len = unb baan sleid audi ben ga
rantiefdein!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-10

rSie berfpruden mir bod Die 100
Wart, Die i9 Sbnen I'M Winter lief,
i'm Sriibiabr pieOerSugebeng"
y@9 : mir baben ia biesmal fein
5riibiabr sebabt."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-10

= M abnuns. @ermittler (aur
alien fs6r rei9en Sunsfer, pelae aOz
CERT, einen Baron gu nehmen): rHehz
men sic ihn nur f4nea -. morsen
fann er fdon pieber Bel Selb iein!!"
- Die Cans. Shutter: mWie,
breibia Marf polen sic fir ben
pripdtunterri9t meiner 2inag Sa<
fir 5dtte i9 ia feds fette @Gnie has
ben f0nnen!" : 2ebrer: nSieben To-
Qar!"
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-01-10
LEIGH MURDER CASE IN THE su
 PREME COURT.
fFrom Sunday ,s DailyI

Tho appeal of c. c. Leigh, who is under sentence of death iu Mohavo county for the murder Uf Jennie Baut ters with whom he had hcCn living, was filed in the supreme court Friday morning by Attorney Leroy Anderson. The murder was committed at Gold Roads. where the woman kept sa- loon on September 3. There was no time lost in the prosecution of the case for the indictment was found against Leigh on October l5, and the case immediately went to trials The whole term of court lasted only four days. Leigh had offered to plead guilty Co murder in the second degree. He was sentenced to bc hanged on December S.
 In the appeal the court is alleged to have erred it's rulings during the selection of the jury and its denial of the defendant 's motion for a new trial. H' b'''"H' '' was required to exhaust four of his percmp,ory challenges on men who admitted that they were biasscd, one of whom saying that he did not know whether even a great dcai of evi- dcncc would remove the prejudice he entertained against the defendant.
 The court is also alleged to have erred in allowing the ,erritory's chal- lengc for cause in tho eases of two jurymen who, though they sworc they had no bias, would not find verdict of guilty in ease where the punish- ment might bc death. The very inter csting point is raised that these jury men could not have beer brought into that position; that the punishment for murder in the first degree is imprison. mcnt for life or hanging the altcrua. tive resting with the jury; that jury men. whatever sentiment they might have had regarding inc death. were not precludcd from finding the de' fcndant guilty of murder in the first dc' gree. After that they could have done ns they pleased in the matter ot fixing the punishment.
 Some time after the trial the motbei and sister of cLiRh came here from California and sought to have tho gov crnor intervene in his behalf, but they were told tbnt whatever the cxceu- tive might ultimately do, he could dc nothing until every remedy at law m behalf of the defendant had been cs' hnusted.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-01-10
--------------------- CLUB MEMBERS TO HAVE SMOK' ING CONCERT.
(From Sundays Daily.)

At n meeting of the entertainment committee of the Yavapai club, mum Der of interesting social affairs were arranged for the latter part of this and the early par, of next month.
 Among other features will be n bowl ing tournament nnd smoking concert. at which n farce brought over from England by Manager F. $. Green will be presented by the talent of the club. This farce is said to be of hilarious nature, although perfectly dccorous, and such noted comedians as Roy David son. Arthur Xachau and Gus Peters are billed as hcadlin.rs, according fo present plans. How the farce will dovetail into smoking concert has not vet been explained, although President Hawkins will elucidate the mystery later. and leaves this morning for Los Angeles. where he will spend two weeks in the task of selecting the particular brand of Havanas that will be gunran' teed to produce the various stunts m vo' calism that are considered apropos '" an occasion of this kind.
 Naturally n smokers concert like T pair of suspenders, is for men only and accordingly an event has been ar ranged that will please the fair sex It is q fancy dress ball. and will take place on February IA.
 Since MT. Greens return interest IT the club has been notably revived, ana never in it's history has it been m suci il aourishing condition nor has th'r' been such good attendance. He is now busily engaged in preparing for th' cnuual dinner to be held in the ball room on the l7th inst, when the ban me, and its decorative features VII oclipse that rendered to the Congress men n couple of months ago h"as pheasant, boar's head, and other t'" |hus will be part of the menu tha win appeal to the epicures of the club while one of the ornaments Of the tes'a hoard will be big block of ice w't' Gsb in the center of it. tIn the m o,l,ured west it should he eSplaine' ,hot thc fish are not part of the menu)
 Postal card acceptsnces to tho an
 n,. dinner are coming in rapidly, wit sov exceptions the members requestin
 seats for friends whom they '"'e"" V invite. >
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-01-10
TOMLINSON WAS A CRIPPLE
 CREEK PIONEER.

l. E. Tomlinson. the man who became famous in Cripple Creek, Colo, by first shipping the scenery to his stamp mill and treating it at an immense pro- Gt, was in the city yesterday and left last night for Fl Paso, and Cannnea, Mexico, says the Albuquerque Journal. Mir. Tomlinson is now in the mining business in Arizona and is n member of the firm of Tomlinson and Morton, mining and consulting engineers.
 Mir. Tomlinson is consulting engineer on the Yeager and venzie group at Prescott, and also holds like posi- tion on the Russell group of mines near the same place. He made mine of the Ycager property after it had been giv' cn up as worthless and has been won. dcrfully successful in mining in the re- public of Mexico, where he is operating the Swansea group, seventy miles | from Cananea.
 "The southwest, by which l mean Arizona and New and old Mexico, k the coming mining country of the world," said MT. Tomlinson at the A. vsrado hotel last night. ''Thc copper mines of Arizona arc yet in their in ! fancy, and there has been but little done in this territory. Mexico oner- big inducements to the mining man, and 1 predict an era of unequaled prosper ity for all this country from now on. '' MT Tomlinson went 10 Cripple creek early in 1892, and put up n twenty I stamp mill He handled the 6rsi orc from the now famous Strntton mine and other mines which have made Stratton famous 4 short time after starting the stamp mill Tomlinsor found that the top of Globe hill con taincd some marvcIously rich float, and he procured number of teams and road grading outfits and shipped grass roots, rock md all to his mill, whcr' he treated it, and cleared over $ls5,OO'
 in less than n year. The altitude "'
 Cripple Creek was too high for MT
 Tomlinson family, and he removed t'
 Prescott, where he has made com
 forinble fortune out of his mining on lterprises.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-01-10
FERMENTATION TO PAST WORTHY
 MATRoN.
(From Sundays Daily)

Masonic Hall was the scene last Thursday evening of very pleasant gathering, the occasion being the in. stollation of the officers for the en. suing year of Golden Rule Chapter, No. l, Order of Eastern Star.
 An invitation to witness the cere. monies had been extended to the Mas onic fraternity, an invitation which was nobiy responded to, among tho numerous visitors being many com. ing from a distance.
 The elaborate and impressive ritual of the Order was perfectly given, the installing officer being R. x. Freder. icks.
 The installation ceremonies being concluded, A. A. Johns, the Past Grand Patron of the Territory, on behalf of the Chapter, presented Mrs. Jenkins with n souvenir of her first term as Worthy Matron in the form of n hand. some jewel, in the highest style of the goldsmith nrt, the trinxet com ing from the firm of c. IT. Cook. The presentation came as complete sur. prise to the recipient, and it was some minutes before she recovered sufG. ciently to express her appreciation of the kindly feeling which prompted the gift, which she would treasure among her most cherished possessions.
 An informal dance followed the busi. ness of the evening. succeeded by n handsome repast, the tables being set in the lodge room mi extending it's en- tire lcngth from cast to west \ nun. Der of ionsts were given, the rTinci pal being "1hc Prosperity of the Or'ler," which fell to Dr. southwcrth who made telling address. other on. tcrtaining feat3res were contrlbbutcd by various members and guests, bring ing most enjoyable evening tc q close.
 1 The officers that w,ll have m car, ' the affairs of Golden Rule ChoptcI until the next election are Mrs. Clara | L Jenkins, w. M.; Dr. II. Southwortb W. F., Mrs. A. Tomlinson, Assotiat, Matron; Mrs. Peters. Conductress; Mrs David Miller, Associate Cond.; Mis- Harriet !. Oliver, secretary; Ere, Brccht, treas; Mrs. F. Southworth Ada; Mrs. Samuel Hill, Ruth; Mrs |. Robinson, Esther; Miss Emma Out cher, Martha; Mrs. w. II. Hoover Electa; Mrs. Fred Brecht. Warden David Miller, Sentinel.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-01-10
SCHOOLS OF ARIZONA MUST BE
 RECOGNIZED.
From Sunday E Dnily.l


 Yavapni county may send one of it's school supcrintcndents Co Washington, D. C., for the purpose of making it clear to Senator Bcvcridgo and his few admirers that the schools of Arizona are much better than those found in the great state of Indiana from whence he came, in fact are as good as any state in the union can boast of at the present time.
 An impetus was given to the matter by the passage of the resolution against statehood at the meeting of the Ter. ritorial Teachers association. In strong terms the pcdagogucs dcnounc. cd what is one of tho greatest dangers that ever threatened the territory, and recommended that n copy of inc rcso- lution bc forwarded to the anti joint statehood league at Washington, D. C., in tho hope that it might aid in the fight.
 The name of Professor Bcnjnmin II. Scuddcr. of Jerome, newly elected pre- sident of the Territorial Teachers as. sociation. has been mentioned in con ncction with the movement, and it is not at all improbable that he will be asked to represent the Yavapai county schools nt Washington. although he has not yet been consulted regarding the plan. Mir. Scudder is one of the best school principals in the territory, and it would be hard Co find better man for the work.
 | Yavapai county is proud of it's schools, and it has reason to bc. Travel the country over from east to west and from north to south, and it is very doubtful whether you will find cdu cational institutions that are superior Ths buildings arc modern, the teachers are we'll fitted for their work. th, course of study is well selected, and last but not least the membership of the schools is composed of student' who can learn. It is little wonder then, thnt the people of yavapai county resent the insult. and it is certain that the sending of representative t'
 Washington would accomplish wond CTS.
 President Scuddcr, who has bccI
 suggested for that duty, was for tw'
 years n member of the faculty of th Tempe normal school, occupying th
 chair of history. He is graduat from the Indiana State Normal school and also from the university of Chi
 cago with the degree of bachelor q arts. He passed inc examination fo the masters degree in the philOsopl ical department with the highest nor ors. Before coming to Arizona, MI Scuddcr taught for thirteen years i the schools of Indiana. During his COT
 ncciion with the Tempe normal he di much for the building up of that inst r tuition and he has taken deep inisl ,. est in institute work.