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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-26
HAMON CALLS MEETING
OF REPUBLICANS

J. L. Hamon. chairman for the OiSla-
homa Repualicar central committee.
has called a io' 1Yetlng OF The Re-
publican telrilo,r A;mmittaes OF OK
lahoma and Indian Titorv 10 meet
at McAlester. l. r.. &c. 20. sor the
purpose OF formulating a plan OF or
ganlzation Tor the FIRST state cam'
paign.
Grant vic 81. chairman of the in.
dian rerritoty committee. illncd With
him ia the = H.
The plan is 20 provide for a dei2-
gate convention ut which time the
representatives vii choose their own
state congressional and state commit
tees to conduct the first republican
battle.
The organization plan was first pro-
posed by bin Grimes. former ma
tional committeeman of Oklahoma
and a membe. of the anti-Meiuire
faction The Mcclure leaders have
approved the plan and there Is every
reason to believe that It viii go
through This Is expected to bring
about party harmony II viii also give
the people the exclusive privilege OF
choosing the men who shall conduct
their first political battle against the
Democracy of the new state.
The plan IN detail is to allow the
two territorial committees 10 remain
intact until the first state nominating
1 convention
| At the McAlester meeting, however
| Il Is proposed 90 outline the procedure
by which each ward or township Will
select representatives. to the city oI
county conventions, which in turn vii
select delegates to a big state Repub
/ lican convention
This convention will not nominate
but win consider plans for naming the
county, state and congressional com
mittees. What action this conyeifior
viii take depends on the wishes of the
people.
After outlining plan OF procedure
| and calling the state convention the
latter body will name the members o.
the various organizations at the sam'
time state officers are dominated.
This new organization will select iti
chairman and viii have in hand th'
state campaign,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-26

INVEST your ume--ll Is better than
to merely SPEND H. A litle OF It IN
VESTED every few days In answering
want ads. VIII often lead to dividends
for life.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-26
MIXED IN THE GRIDIRON
Logan County Boys Defeated
by Guthrie Athletes
-.Score S to 0.

In a close and exciting game yes
terday afternoon a. .lco.. ic park the
Guthrie Athletic club defeated the Lo-
gaa county boys By the score of TO
y. A large crowd witnessed the game.
which was ful of exciting and sensa-
tional plays.
The Athletic team was a Sod deal
the heavier in weight, but the High
school team outclassed them in team
work. Ine features oi the game was
a twenty yard run by Luckenblle and
Norris for the High school, and
Graves and MOshier showed up In the
limelight for the Athletic club by
making good gains around the ends.
ReXrOad also made good gains by con
stant line pluIges.
Game in Detail.
The Athletic club kicked off to the
Logan county boys, stowe caught the
pig skin and advanced 20 yards before
being down. They we're then held for
downs and were forced to punt. at
which they gained % yards THE Ath-
letie team then took the ball and made
good gains over the field by 20 yard
runs by Moshler and Rexroad COINS
through the line at center rush until
they got within FIVE yards Of the goal
whore the Logan county team held
them for downs but lost the ball ON a
tumble ReNroad was then sent over
the line for the first and only touch
down made during the game. Graves
missed the goal. which made the score
to 0 i'm favor of the Athletic club
he Athletics then kicked of to Me
| Logan county team again. Doye caugni
the bail and advanced 30 yards before
! being downed Norris went around
the left end for a gain OF 20 yards
and the Logan county boys We're going
over the field towards their goal al
five yards az down when the whistle
sounded
la the second half the Logan county
team kicked of 10 the Athletics. Kauf
man caught the bah and advanced Il
Yards before being dOwned. MOshiei
then run aroued the end for good
gains but the High school team then
! hraced up and took the ball on downs
Norris went through the line for II
Yards at down. Mceek and Muken
bile also advanced the bal 10 yards
at a down by end runs. which tool
them within Is yards of the goal
where Norris tried TO make a place
4 kick but Il was blocked by Kaufman
The Athletics then took the ball an,
4 advanced 10 yards over the field
where hey We're held for downs. FreC
/ Dove made 30 yard run around The
| right end which brought the Logar
county boys within five yards of theil
goal when time was again sounRed.
Twenty minute halves We're played
Owen Acton umpired and Robert Sew
erns was referee, The time keepers
were Frank Burford and Otto thinner
man
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-26
Fouaht Rattler 70 save Son.

Her little son Harry being abont to
grasp the tail Of large rattlesnake
which he thouEht was a field pod. Mrs.
Alonzo W. n&rrott, Of Weston, Conn.
attacked the reptile ant after n, strus-
gle succeeded in killlng Ii with a
large stick.
The rattler was fve feet long and
bis tail was tipped With rs rattles. Il
weighed ~ pounds aud Is believed 10
nave been the largest rationale ever
Killed IN Fairfield county
The snake was In the back yard OF
Ms Barrett'5 home when she discoy.
cred the boy about 70 Dlck It uD.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-26
GuLhrIe. okIa.. Dec. 9l. 190d.

Guthrie, Okla, Dec. ~, l9Vb.
Notice is hereby given that there
has been a protest filled against the
isuance OF a liquor license to one A. T..
Mcmillan of Mulhall, there is also 4
matter of the consideration of a coun-
ty depository bond which IS of vital
Importance, After careful consdera-
ton the shove matters OF business
have been deemed of sufficient inn
portance 20 warrant the calling of a
special session of the Board Of County
Commissioners; hence they are there
fore called 10 meet in this office at
the hour of 2 O'Clock D. m. Saturday
Dec. 20. A. D., 1906 for the purpose
OF consideriug the above business.
Given under my hand mad seal on
the date above setforth.
NJ, E TRAPP.
(Seal.) County Clerk.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-26
charter Issued.

Charters were issred from the office
OF the territorial secretary this morn
Ing 10 the following corporations:
The Normal Correspondence School
OF Alya. with s25,o90 csieital stock.
The directors are: q. NJ. Lisk, OF
Alva; Bert Langley, Of Woodward !
M. Nj Patterson. M. e. France ana H.
N NanFleet. Of AVA.
The Kiowa County Land and Title
company, OF Hobart, with $4,000 cap
ital stock. The directors are: b. NJ
LoVelance, J. p. williams and G. w
Huckaby. of Hobart
Robinson Hotel company. Of New
Kirk. with $4,000 capital stock. The
3 directors are. W. p. Moore, OF Tulsa
ID p. Martin and q. Il. Martin, oi
Newldrk. and 70. j Martin and l.. y
Ladd. Of Tulsa.
The Oklahoma-Texas Loan company
of Oklahoma city, with $4,000 capita
stock. The directors are: VIII S
Brown A. 2, Crockett and A. j. Knhs
all OF Oklahoma City.
The oklahoma School Furnishing
company. Of Alya, with $4,000 capita
stock. The directors are: Guy N
I.isks NJ. y E.sncs. H. A. FnlkersoI
and Bert i.anele., ~ IT Alive,
simplex Quartz Mill company. @
Gmhrie and San Francisco, Cal, Will
s5oD0O0 capital stock. The direcior
are: e Mooney aud j. G Braden o
San Francisco, Cal. and II. w Pen
tecost. Of Guthrie.
The 0tee Social Glib. of Gage
okla. With $500 capital stock Thl
directors aret W. r. Boyd. A. A
Bishobiand I'D Robinson. all Of Gage,
The oklahoma Art conleany o
Oklahoma City and Chicago, witt
$4,000 capital stock. The director
are r. w. Wilson. of Shawnee, AM
3. +. McKelvey and ]. S. Toyford, 0
Oklahoma city.
The Cross company Of Guthrie an
Chicago, With 100000 capital stocl
The directors are: j. H. Joice an
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-26
Opeaing Play
The Belle
of Richmond

PRICEs-l5, %, a5 and so Cts
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-26
Frank Witteberg, Of Chicago, and G.
v. Pattison, OF Guthrie.


Attorney General w o. Cromwell y
returned from Enid on the noon trai /.
Private Secretary Hugh Scott spelt
yesterday IN Dustin.
Cashier c. r. Buxton, of the school
land department, returned this mori-
ing from Oklahoma City
Secretary G. a. McNabb, of the ter.
ritoiial hog-d of cgriclltHfe. spent
Xmas day with his family in Okla.
homa city.
Frank Woodruff returned from q
trip to Perry on the noon train.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-12-26
TODAY IN THE
DEPARTMENTS,
Nniarv commlaalona.

Applications for notarial commits
aions were received as follows:
Perry henson, OF Grand Valley. for
Reayer county.
f. e. Brown, of Chanute, for Wash
TIA county
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-26
MOMENTS WOES.
Sal, Lake City Women Are Finding Re-
lief at Last.

Il does seem that women have
riore than fair share Of the aches
and pains that afnict humanity; they
must keep up" must attend to duties
N spite Of constantly aching backs, or
headaches. dizzy spells, bearing down
palms they must stoop over, when 10
stoop means torture. They must walk
and bend and work with racking pains
and many aches from kidney ills. Kid
neys cause more suffering than any
other organ OF the body. Keep the Kid
neys we'll and health IL easily main
talned. Read OF a remedy FOR kidneys
only that helps and cures the kidneys
and Is endorsed by people you know.
Mrs. Anna Carlson, 2ls West First
South. says. When anyone IL annoyed
With persistent aching across the small
q The back and through the kidneys,
one may be certain that the kidneys
require attention. I perslstently and
consistently tried remedy after remedy
all guaranteed to cure kidney COM
plant but II any one OF them could
have been depended upon never would
have finally gone to the F, j Hill
Drug Cos store for Doan's Kidney
Pllls A dose or two took effect and a
continuation Of the treatment for some
time 80 lessened the pain that house
work could be attended to with some
degree Of comfort. Finally the trouble
was cured"
For sale by all dealers. Price 80
cents. Foster Milburn &C., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States
Remember the nams-Doan's--and
take no other.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-26

cost US altogether more than million
erboni rbop hniidiIc. ,to,o .,n1, s,-
GOO. our new Masonic tempt" cost
SloO'OOo' ana we have am athletic club
Which cost S2o,OOO more than thHL Spo-
zane IS now building "a convention hall.
when WIZ attract people from an parts
OF the United states, ANA make II
greater convention city than Washing
ton We are raising "A FUND of S'o.-
GOO tn advertise us and If we Keep ON
in this way 1t won't be long before
Seattle VIII Rave to take back seat
"Ios said the Seattle man. ~ hay"
head that you were doing something.
We have clubs and schools too, ana
We are putting mp single business
blocks which would hold AN your BUSH
ness meu ana leave some 10 spare. You
ought TO see our Alaska building II
Is fourteen stories high and IT cost
"a 600 600. ] wonder II you have ever
been TO Seattle
yes " said the somevbat su,dtiaj
Suok,ner II have been tboro "
"But when but when asked tho
Seattleite
~ WINS There two weeks ago " was tho
roulv.
"Tvo vaeksi WHY. man won ought
ia soc Seattle noyin
SPOKANE AND THE PRESIDENT
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-26

idea then WAS TO set Uncle Sam 20 pay
81 or Sl0au acre for st. NOW Il Is found
thar this IUnd can he Irrigated ana that
DO VIII raise excellent wheat Some of
ID. near Spokane. Is selling for hum
dred dollars End upward IN acre. ana
lands which few years ago could DE
bought from 80 cents TO 81 an acre are
now producing from "a To 30 bushels OF
wheat. indeed the total wheat croh
ra-ed I'm tlis state % Washington ,ast
year was about 5000 0oQ bushels, which
3t barrel o. Gpur tp the teld is
enough 20 furnish the annual supply
of bread for s,00oo0o souls or onc-tenth
~ the population Of the United states
A LAND or VOLCANOES.
The whole country about Spokane Is
volcanic and this ia SO Of n large part
or the region known as the INLAND cn-
pire Just back OF the city, within "a
short walk Of the business section, the
crater Of an extinct volcano Is to be
seen Some OF the fences about the
lawns Of these mining kings arc built
OF black lava and bouldcrs OF lava lie
here ana there.
In travelling through this country 1
have seen regions which make me think
Of the bed of the Tcugcr volcano. in
eastern Java, That is the biggest cra-
ter of the world, aud the soil Within II
is jus, like that Of the big Bend plains
Tho biologists Say This whole country
WAS once covered with volcanoes and
that the soil Is largely made up of vol
cHnic am. Java. which has some ot
the richest hand known TO man, is made
Of such ash. II came about, so I am
Informed somewhat like this There
"a 1f "a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-26

al, - Carnenter1
,copyright, l9Oo flu"N ~
,,-,Nr Como with me this
= foN',' ,,o.,nr ana lot Ms lunch
sunday N!o' -. l., ,h.
together away out n'io Nv wv
~ ,.l5 and woolly west Wh"rf
10 tho Spokane club. No
shall Wc go 80 no snloraora
mat savors too niuo" VI w" 'p
:, New York anu Boston Inc mliiioh-
OF ,he town belong TO II, and tho
aires ~ -, .ho Country club. "a
sane Is True 20 -, .,,,. ON,
,he golf links oNerlooHl"s ''' NY "up
~, ,ve try a tavcrn2 How about the
rs hote,e II has a restaurant
spoN'h' o u,l,t, ~ Ror,in. ,ho
which makes one '''''N ,,'-
aiming room has low put'h ce''l'ls'
.g,b rafters showing out Of the plaster
tricktIoor and furniture Of wealth :
cred OAK me p''.u w" ~ -" .'s,i,
vhie dinner - ~ o." .atr ,a,,,tios
spokaneis Co",r ~ "" .,,h ~ Ivan
nd eat sac ny "'"V WV" ''0
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-26
WAR AGAINST CONSUMPTION.

All nations are eudeay0rng 20 check
the raNages Of consumption. the white
plague that claims 80 many victims each
year, foley's Honey and Ter cures
coughs and colds perfectly and YOU are
iu no danger Of consumption Do not
risk your health by taking some unknown
preparation VIXEN Fooys Honey aud Tar
y satc and certain I'm results Ask FOR
Foley's Honey and Tar and insist upon
having H. For sale by r. j. lil Drug 90.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-26
A TWO-DOLLAR BOOK
FOR ONE DOLLAR
Utah As II Was
BY S. A. KENNER.

BY s, A. KENNER.
showing the founding growth and
present status of the commonwealth
\ large octave volume OF over 500
pages. profuseiy illustrated printed
ON nigh grade paper and handsomely
bound iu cloth.
Only a few copies LEFT at loo zach,
DESERET NEWS ROOK STORE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-26
DRUNKENNESS
CIGARETTE AND TOBACCO
HABITS CURED BY
TRSB

"TRIB" makes men look like men,
act ike men, appear 10 others as men.
and feel Ike men. It's action Is easy
ana simple After taking "TRIB"
few DAYS a wonderful change will be
noted, the craving for liquor and TO-
bacCo VIII leave you. e viii soon be
next TO impossible for you 10 use
either the nerves become steady al
once: the appetite improves and you
relish your food; refreshing sleep en-
sues and the alcoholic and nicotine
polsons soon leave the system EN-
smine the bath water after having
taken "TRIB" a few days, and YOU
will see little Of how "TRIB' cleans
the system. After taking treatment
with "TRIB" the condition Of your
body and system Is like that OF a
child, pure and clean. The action Of
your stomach, heart and lungs will Inn
prove after the FIRST few doses 81
"TRlB" have been taken. You are
making no mistake, II IN need OF a
cure, IN getting treatment II
"TRIB." We will give you an absolute
guarantee with each treatment.
Price Sl250-a full I weeks treatment
ana q guaranteed cure.
DOuII Drug Co., &c. Sohramm,
owl corner. next Cor lst So. and
door 10 new Post Main SITS, where
office. the cars stop"
Sole Agents,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-26

To Lake ontario is 325 feet and from
The actual Jron ~ tba ,,.,ter ar the
american falls IS l6' feet ana the
Iioisesnoe tdlls nave Nerucal helEht
81 IoH ieet. Inc normal now Oh water
pouring over me Niagara cataract -
ABOUT hali million tons "A minute. "a
ldrSe part or when mas ALREADY peru
USED Tor the turbines.
THIS Spokane river power has. as |
have said fall Of l2eo feet. and it rs
50 situated that il might form the
basis of am enormous industrial region
extending 80 miles above spokane and
so miles below. II should De AS Valu-
able or more valuable than mines OF
coal and iron and II win hold "a large
place i'm the Transportation Of this re-
giOn i'm the future Spokane has no
nayigable river connecting IL with the
sea. but these water falls viii give il
the cheap railroad freight and pdss1u-
ger rates which ought to develop IL
more surely than waterway.
The CITY today pronts dlroctIv from
tho vaternoUyor II n0.ns H. n,,n
water works and ie citing , r.vsu,,,
of goo 00o n vaar rr,r, thsn, /, ,,,,n,
10 have thn entire r,ghte fo fh, rN.er
ana its mower hut his IL ou,,a5 b,,
nrivnte nartiee
MUNICIPAL SPIRIT.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-26
ONE FARE FOR
ROUND TRIP

Plus $500 from Chicago 20 Boston and
return via Nickel Plate Road May
3ist to June 9th inclusive Also excur-
sion rates VITA New York City FIX.
tended return limit July 18th Chas. T..
Johnson, District Passenger Agent,
No. Sll Seventeenth ST., Denver. Colo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-26

A Water Power Which May Open UP n Great Industrial
Region Said to Equal Nagara-The Spokane River
and its Fals-Queer Advertising Meth
Roosevelts Objectons-Live Things in the Up-to-
Wes-A Lane of Volcanoes, Which Become Grain
Growing Empire-Spokane Seattle
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-26

the liquid washing powder mon would
send hogshead Of their stun to Spo-
Kane It would hc used in sprinkling
the streets and that a photograph oc
the sprinkler iu action might be la
boiled "What keeps Spokane clean"
This was done and the picture viii be
used AS an advertisement I'm all the
magazines. The town paid nothing
but the expense Of photographing, ana
Js a result, the Silver Dope Twins, or
the singles Smerllne company will
mub1hly spend $4,000 or more dur
ing the coming year IN advertising it.
self and spokane
THE HOMES OF SPOKANE,
There is no doubt, however. but that
Spokane is good town. II is grow
ing Ike "a green bay tree and II viii
continue TO grow in the future. II is
remarkably well built and it has some
| of the nrettiest and most artistic homes
| In the United States. All the houses
| have their own lawns ana gardens
| There are trees flowers and green grass
| everywhere, and | am surprised at the
| numerous small houses in which ons
! could live well at moderate cost. The
! architecture is of all sorts. There are
| Swiss Chalets. Spanish mission homes
| Queen Ann cottages and many other
| conceits. Indeed, the suburban and
| seaside architects who are planning
| homes for the east could learn much AZ
| spokane. There are also costly houses,
! One man, who is said TO be worth $50. .
| ON0 600 has a mansion with n great
! park about IT, and there are other
| dwellings whose cost must have run
! high into the thousands.
| THE METROPOLIS OF THE IN
, LAND EMPIRE.
spokane ie the Denver of the British
| Columbia and Washington mining re-
sons which annually produce $4,000
600 worth of gold silver, copper and
lead j. "a the home OF lumber mil
lIouairrs. having a country tributary
TO It which cuts enough timber every
year to make a boardwalk two feet
wide clear around the world. and more
than anything else 1t is important as
being the metropolis OF the inland em-
pire. a country which a few years ago
was considered comparatively worth
less. but which Is now one OF the best
agricultural regions on this continent
Take the lands Of the Spokane valley.
They were not supposed to be worth
anything, and quite recently $4,000 acres
We're offered TO the United States gov
eminent as a perpetual military park
70 be used as q field for maneuyers. The
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-11-21

The ballot Is a sacred thing, not a
mater to be triiied with nor to be re-
garded carelessly. 1t is vital. a
living, a glorious reality fraught with
all that is good. BY the balloU all
men are made soyereigns, the equal of
kings and queens in expressing their
will The ballot has taken the place
Of the sword IN unseating tyranny,
and 1t brings the would-be boss to
ruin. 1t exalts freedom and debases
serfdom. 1t is glorious privilege, a
part of freedom only and it should be
cherished as lovingly and tenGerly as
the Stars and Stripes, freedoms EN-.
biem, Let US guard 1t as life itself
and use 1t intelligently.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-11-21
TO THE MORMON.

In Utah the wil;ful or ignorant vio-
lation OF the law by one man has ever
resulted in the whole people being
held up to scorn. And it is equally
true that the slightest unfortunate
circumstance in the life OF an individ.
ual Mormon has invariably been the
occasion for a greater rumpus and
hullabaloo generally than half dozen
extraordinary incidents in which Gen
tiles figured These facts should i'm.
press upon every Mormon the neces-
sity of ever being on guard against
doing even the slightest thing that
might be questioned. Though the
questionable act is done without de-
liberate wrongful intent, IL will be
construed TO the EXTREMIST disadvan-
tage not only Of himself but the entire
populace, and life will be made bur
den by the continual harangue of
those in Utah who, however honestly
or dishonesty they may be working,
are now making life in this state dis
tasteful existence not only TO the
Mormon but to at least half the Gen
tiles. No deliberate violation OF law
is to be condoned on the part of any
man, aud ignorance OF the law must
ever meet with certain degree OF
censure, bat there is not just excuse
for burdening the whole people for the
sins or mistakes of the few Yet is
the result when, perchance, any Nor.
mon has gone wrong, hence the sug-
gestion that it behooves every good
man to be on his guard lest in careless.
ness he unwittingly do that which may
result more TO the hurt of his neigh
Dor, his church. his Utah, than to
himself.
The Mt Sterling ballot matter II.
illustrates the idea. Though few even
Of the most strenuous ants in this
county believe Pres. Parkinson and A.
". Israelson guilty OF deliberate VIC.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-11-21

II YOU have a chicken about your
wick.i-up, you should read the poultry
column OF Rocky Mountain Farm
ing, :" tho new farm paper issued by the
Agricultural College OF Utah. Prof.
Dryden, who is managing editor OF
the publication and personally respon.
sible for the p)ultry column, has an
international reputation as an expert
who knows more about chickens than
the fellow who invented them. It's
Just as easy for Dryden to tell you
how to make your Plymouth Rock
hens lay White Leghorn eggs as 1t Is
for any old sawbones to distinguish
between u case or whooping cough
and a chronic case of govt, and though
a china-nest egg is the nearest thing
to a chicken that we have on the farm
we have ever read his poultry talk
with great interest. Send in your
name for Rocky Mountain Farming, "
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-11-21
The COUNTY SCHOOLS.

Not few parents labor under the
impression that they could If the OPP
portunity were offered, run che aver
age school to better advantage than
does the superintendent and corps OF
teachers, Especially is this DISPOSE.
tion manifest in the parent of the
small! town or small school district
Unfortunately, for IL is to the extreme
detriment Of the schools, many OF the