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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-04-17
MEANING OF DREAMS.

TO hear a lot Of gossip, in your dream,
promises you some small profit.
To dream that you have son Is sign
of a birth soon due.
There is success In store for whoever
dreams Of SOAP.
Seen in dream, hospital means ex-
IRENE want.
To see q hotel is sign of imminent de-
parture on a journey.
To dream one Is running away is token
of catastrophe.
TO dream of a flood is threat of a SLAM
derous attack upon your reputation.
To dream of candy is sign OF serious
money losses.
If, In a dream, you see the evidence of
of success.
To dream of a small fire means pleasures
In store II ii is large confiagration, some
great festivity Is soon to come on II IRE
Is slowly starting, sincere love will soon come
to you II 1t starts suddenly, there Is threat
Of quarreling.
To cut ones fingers in a dream is a sign
that you are about to lose friend on ac-
count of q serious disagreement IL you see
yourself with more fingers than the normal
number, your marriage will be a failure.
If you dream that you hear singing In q
church, distress and anxiety will be your lot !;
Should you yourself sing In your dream, the
deepest sorrow, even to the despairing point,
will be in store for you.
To see purse In your dream means tenn
porary prosperity; II 1t Is empty, durable sue
cess If IL Is full to overlooking, token OF
mean habits and laziness IL you dream you
are finding a purse, bankruptcy is imminent
II It is black, there are hopes for you IL 1t
- blue, happiness Is coming.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-04-17

macintosh being there, / snatched them both
up together and throwing them over my arm,
took my bag, and as the boats signal for
departing rung In my ears rushed on board
Just in time.
It was a dark night-a very dark night.
With my macintosh wrapped about me,
stood on the guards Of the vessel, leaning
upon my rifle shrouded in the folds of the
long cloak. Jack Duane passed me with q
careless glance In my direction.
You look like Hamlet the melancholy
Dane" he exclaimed "or King Lear, leaning
upon his trusty staff"
i wild impulse seized me, and as he passed
on to join Colonel Lyell in the cabin, made
ND my mind. There was the sound OF a
splash in the water and boat glided swiftly
on, and my rife lay at the bottom OF the
gulf, never to be seen by mortal eyes again.
stronger than myself had urged me on. Since
the awful tragedy of the night before the
sight of a rifle was obnoxious to me; and
now that Ii was gone, / felt strange sense
of relief. i wandered away to another part
of the vessel and all at once saw Colonel
Lyell and Jack Duane seated Familiarity side
by side.
came to a halt, for the sound of Esme's
name spoken by Duane's,, voice with a
tender, caressing accent, fell upon my ears.
What was he saying about Esme In that ten
der way, to Esme's father?
A quantity of freight piled high In pyra-
darkness of the night helped to screen me.
j paused for moment.
And standing there, while listened to
Jack Duane's words, fairly paralyzing me
with establishment and awakening nerce
wrath within my heart, my eyes fell upon a
sight which will never forget, never while
live--an awful, blood eurdling sight!
To be Continued Next Month,
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-04-17
FAMOUS sAMNos OF FAMOUS MEN.

All is lost save honor.-Francis /.
The paths Of glory lead but to the grave
Gray.
The child Is father of the man.-words-
worth.
Every absurdity has champion to defend
M.-Goldsmith.
Liberty, when 1t begins to take root, In q
plant OF rapid growth.-George Washington.
The orientals have another word for acci-
dent; 1t is "kismet"-fate.-Macau
Though the people support the government
Grover Cleveland.
The union Of the states Is indissoluble; the
country is undivided and indivisible forever.
David Dudley Field.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-04-17
CHAPTER XIV.
The Secret Out.

Reverend Arthur you We're, on the
point of doing something or Which you
should be heartily ashamed" said the de-
tective. sternly; now you have a chance
to atone in a measure. am going TO ask
that you assist me in making these two
sha ,He i dS yes IN trembling '0neS' "na'
The detective placed one revolver in his
pocket and drew forth pair OF hand
"Snap those on the wrists of Mr.. Nor
daunt," he said.
started toward Mordaunt, who glared and
said: Don't come near me, Fitzgerald!
go ahead, Fitzgerald.' said Blanton
sterniy; "he is a criminal, and II he re-
sists, / have the right to, and will, shoot
him. Snap the irons onto his wrists"
There was that in the detective,s voice nee
preacher did as told, Mordaunt making no
attempt to resist.
Blanton drew another pair of handouts
from his pocket and handed them to the
preacher. PUT those on Sawyer" he
said.
attempt at resistance. He was pale, and
it was evident that the nerve had all been
taken out of him.
those irons tonight. so brought them
along" said the detective, quietly. Then
he told Fitzgerald and the two prisoners
to be seated. and they sat down on con-
venient chairs.
Miss Weatherby had sank down upon
the cot the instant the detective appeared
from the closet, revolvers in hand, and
while the dramatic scene just described
had been enacted.
Blanton was just on the point of ad-
dressing her, when he heard the sound OF
hurried footsteps in the hall, and he quick
ly turned so as to face the door. 1t was
locked, however, so there was no danger
that the newcomer would enter.
The footsteps ceased In front OF the
door. and then there came a lively rat-tat-
tat on the panels.
'sWho is there?" asked Blanton.
"Open the door! Open the door!" was
the reply. "Open, or / will knock il
DOWN.
The detective started. and a peculiar
smile appeared on his face. 1T is Harry
Blake" he said to himself; now, how Il
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-04-17
THE POINTING
FINGER
Synopsis.


Gordon Weatherby, a ulti-millionaire liv-
ing at New Rochelle, was found lying dead on
the shore of the Sound-evidently murdered.
Milton Emerson, a neighbor, was arrested for
the crime and was held to be guilty by the
coroners jury. Harvey Blanton, detective,
Is called into the case by Gertrude Weatherby,
daughter OF the dead man, and his work
brings forth many surprises. John Sawyer
a b1tler-is the object of suspicion on the
part of Blanton from the first Interview and
the case promises to come to speedy end,
with the guilty party in custody, when Ger
trude Weatherby suddenly requests Blanton,
the detective. to withdraw from the case
This request, following closely on the arrival
and Immediately following an interview that
the young lady had with her second cousin
and only relative, Gerald Mordaunt, who has
been absent from New Rochelle for some
time is not relished by the detective, and he
decides to go ahead on his own account and
at his own expense.
A note received by Blanton from Miss
weatherby asking him to call at her resi-
dence at 8 ID. m, but as her house Is the
home of Mordaunt it is not unlikely that he
has something to do with the writing OF 1t.
Blanton goes to the Weatberby mansion,
finds Miss Weatherby missing, locates the VII
lains and is just in time to stop her marriage
with Mordaunt.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-04-17
and Complete
KITCHEN SET
This plaque doll is nearly
nIf n yard tall. in beautifully

and its has and stockings that be taken of
consists Of complete set Of finely finished Kitchen utensils just the right
Of beautiful muti-colored art pictures
both the described
selling
pIeturss. write today MYER ART co. Dsp TO- oheaao,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-12-09
A TREAT FOR LAWYERS.

Our lawyers are to have a rare treat
in Mr.. Chandler's lecture He gives
a wonderfully clear insight into Jew
is hand Roman law and practice, at
the same time his descriptions Of the
characters ape most graphic. No
lawyer can afford to miss this oppor-
mnity.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-12-09
HOUSE JOURNAL
tContInued from Page 9l

Committee
report Chief ordered
certify 70 he
Bin No the third
he speaier d presence o the
pvt reading special
Monday. qpaA
House Bin No by vandeyenter entitled An Making
printed a
special
4 Love audB Of Muskogee
f.
Resolutions Of Williams Of Comanche,
House Resolutions No okiahoma
: o Senate
III use Bills introduced follows
House Rnl No
Contracts Insurance Buildings
the Measure
dnee Therein"
o he committee Insurance
Hose Pill No 2c ty Powatome o
secl,os
isss Read ecnd
tho Committee on Judiciary.
House Bill No q by Bryan
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-12-09

Eaton Hurnut hot pressed vellum
papers and envelopes to match at
Lilies drug store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-12-09

o Committee Judiciary.
BIZ No ss by Potvome entitled An Act to
o the Oklahoma Territory
title printed and referred
Committee
Of PottawatOme entitled AN Act
fishing Defining
Inspector ordered printed
red to The Committee Agriculture
Frlnl, Ross Of Bryan, entitled An Act pohb
ng Nonesdents Killing
ordered and the Committee on and
81 by o Roger fs entitled An Act povd
ing the Compulsory Education Children e
printed referred
mttee Education
Bill Durham Pottawaomie De
Limiting by
printed and referred to the Committee Legislation.
by Mukogee entitled AN
the Holding the Town MuRogee
time
micee Township County Organizations
OF Mubogee
oklahoma
ordered printed referred o Judiciary
s by Marshall at request Of
the Senate entitled An 4ct to Establish Tax on Gifts Re
Disposition by title printed
and referred the Committee Taxation and Revenue
by Amending
Article a. Chapter 25 Volume Of wilson's revised Annotated Statutes of
o
Committee
on Judiciary
House by woodward
ouon Of Judgement Rendered on Suits on Notes and Mortgages
Committee
on Judiciary
Hendriekson Psburg entitled "An
Taking Justice Of the Peace other
Committed
the time by title
printed and to the o
Bill entitled An Requiring Rail-
Corporations of Ok
Headlights Etc"
nit on Corporation.
entitled
intoxicating Coaches,
Plat
title printed and referred the Com
mi on Prohibition
House No A. by Japp Of cOmanche
OF the the District Justice Of the Peace
Courts part formerly
title the Com
on County Township Organization
comanche Provide
selection Petit District Courts" Readread
referred Committee
Judiciary
by Japp comanche provide
Prescribing
Duties said OFFICE title ordered printed
referred o on Executive
OF comanche Prohibit
Railroad Railway
Thistle
from Prohibiting introduction Johnson Grass
Thistle title
printed
49, by stagner Logan
Employment Child Labor title ordered
printed and the Committee Charity Corrections
No by OF Garfield Amending
Article Chapter Oklahoma"
Readd by title printed deferred to the Com
mitee on
House Bin No A. By Workman okukee entitled An Act Relating
by and
erred on Service Corporation
House Bin No A. by Frank Ross Of Bryan entitled An Act Against
Taking Fish Private Readread by title
dered to he on and
House Bin No 49, entitled IAN Act Amend
ing Section Oklahoma Relating
the
ed referred
No by Act for
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-12-20

Class organizations at Trinity Uni
serssis for this year arc ils follows
seniors. W A. Payne. president
Miss Sailie r Kerr. secrttar$ jan
lers. : Is, Chapman. president Miss
Mar Nshton. secretary sophie.
morex y + Patterson president
Fred Chapman. president Mise
Matte Mcpherson. Sccvetar, Fresh-
men. II W jones. president ionnl5
GsSsou. president Miss kab'
RheA secretary
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-12-20
LOCAL NEWS

\rnss cas,is al Ho-.i 4 t0riia's, II
Tom Niece has gone 20 l.awtoB.
Okla
p 5. Cronk & Co. sen roofing
cheap Il
Oysters. ans style the best Eat.
itorIam n
City Drus Store Houston Chfoni
Gle headquarters. s2sp
see r. s. cronk L Co before you
buy your roofing II
~ee X. u. M~tomh~ for tir- and
Tornado Insurance, n
Plenty OF iron or felt roofing al
+. s Cronk Co Is. prices right u
ITO, cakes and maple syrup, short
orders at all hours Ea,itorium. tt
". have the best line OF candy
and frui, Ia the city. Cory Corner
.as
Attorneys nowd Farrar and G G.
rierson are attending court in Dali
las
Mrs George Plumhoff and chill
dren will spend the holidays in Dali
las
Mrs George on BOSE OF ho< ls,'
TINS morning I" ''S'' 'e'"''''' ~ Nv
ton
{ !, OFT aud VIE fe'' TINS morn
ing ioF west tennessee !" visit 'e'"
tiyes.
MISS Jun" ha"so"' % h'u,S j.
VISITING hei S'Se'' MIS- elmer '''e
"oou-
We nave received iihe me Oh
l''''e va >"'' '''' go
20, ',e' ,,.,,..--,
-" 10 ~ ,,,l,. nj.
m"'' ~ '''' until 100
'",, ee' ,,n1,.
Ms " - V,oo'' anu '0''
"iII spend tue "o''u'3s WIN 'e'''''e'
az DallaS'
be sure ana See 'ha' ne" p'.t"'G
To-Day al the lheatorium, the Neeu
OF COLO. -
CITY Drug store Is agent LOT the
f'ooS'"h Nh'"n''''. 'e'''''eo ~
pei iHoi'"'
ne" ~" ne'u q p'u'''p0' N'','
= M '''O : ~ W N' 80
P'o"
9uoScI''e io' '"' iiouS'o' Ni'lo"-
lcIe, soc per month dehNerea. cltH
D'us 9'o!e' -p
f'oi'S III Jun, loiiS anu i.,.9''oLo'
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-12-20

~lta tselr daughter. Nj. Frank
Rogers.
Ice and oysters separate that's
ID. secret If the delicious flavor Of
seaji ssipt oysters sell then u
y NYcum.
We have fine los % ehrysaaihe-
NUNS that all Ae Just rlEht Tor
Christmas. Lot as have yoBf order
Mira forres, @2s
Nest Aaharg left THIS morning
for North Aykanaas to VISIT a sister
whom he has not sean for more than
twenty years.
You need your suit pressed TOT
Christmas We do il right Phone
2s2 Terry Green. proprietor Red
Front Tailor Shop 223
Misses Pearl and Georgia May
uarksdalc. who are attending the
/ kidd-kcy college at sherman are
nj home for the holidays,
jeff Phelps family have gone to
Santiago. Texas. where they VIII
| make their future home. Mr. Phelps
| viii follow in a short time
| The ladies Of the First Presbyter-
| ian church have closed very sue
, cessful bazaar. the netted proceeds
| amounting to about sl25.00,
Fancy ferri leaves. holly, ribbons.
cut flowers plants In bloom and
| fancy gold fish for Christmas. Bird
| Forrest the Waxahachie Florist. %
To the Ladies. We do the French
dry cleaning. hN electricity. We do
not SHRINK your skirts Red Front
! Tailor Shop. 10 College street 223
| Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Ferris went to
Dallas this morning in their ma
| chine They were accompanied by
Misses Mamie Mncer and Mabel
| Boyd.
Our candy factory viii be put to
| its limit for the next few days. We
can fill your Christmas candy orders
with the freshest candy that can be
had. Eatitorium. If
! Hot chocolate, Coco Cola, DR.,
| Pepper and all other winter and
summer drinks served the same old
way As fine line of cigars as there
is in the city. Eatitorium. tt
Mir. john Gililland of Holdenville,
| Okla, arrived in the city Yesterday
evening for the Gililland-Chapman
marriage, which takes place Mon
day evening, December 23rd.
J. s Perry, for many years locat-
ed in Temple but now a resident of
Alpine, was in Waxahachie last night
and paid his respects to this office.
Mr. Perry is an able and successful
newspaper man and believes that
portion of the west in which he re-
sides has a great future.
From | to 1 O'Clock tomorrow at
ternoon the school children of the
| city will he admitted to the ostrich
! farm at half fare. Tickets for this
purpose were distributed to the chill
| dren today. The ostrich farm is quite
an interesting attraction and will no
| doubt be seen by hundreds of chill
dren tomorrow.
The westbound Central passenger
train this morning consisted OF
, three baggage cars, three coaches'
| one sleeper and the private car OF
| the officials of the road. This was
one Of the heaviest passenger trains
( that has gone over the Fort Worth
/ branch in a long time and was pulled
! by a double header.
I
/ The family medicine IN thousands or
/ bones for 50 years-Dr. Thacher's Liver
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-12-20

The material has begun 20 be- an
loaded at Italy for either ne~ de
pot OF repairs on the old one, the
agent there IN not advised which,
The people Of italy have long been
asking for new one. and the rail-
road commission has recently order
ed the KATY to improve her facilities
for accom- modating her passengers
81 that place.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-12-20
Holiday Fruit.

Finest kind of fruit such as ba-
nauas, apples and oranges. Cheapest
place in town. Bananas sold by the
bunch and apples by he busheL BY
McDade's Drug Store. NJ. Banks.
225p
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-12-20

The family medicine IN thousands %
homes for 50 years-Dr. Thatcher Liver
and Blood 60
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-06

" A coiiins -. Olympus. ana
Pearl Wan Drum. -. Manawas Wls-
Mason e. Mckinstry, - and Plot
encs Woofeugk. 90.
John aunsey and Dora sharp.
LEGAL aWe. both af Seattle
YonYn Tomltata. 81. 0ilda Ranch.
Cal and osame SAkamo. ". japan
Wofaro Eurukhwa, 90. berkeley.
Cal. and Mort Otauha. 20. dapan.
aameo ahirakfkara. -. los An
rsiss. ard TomcYo rshio. -. Japan.
Masakuki Mutaui, 81. Fresno. CAL
a-s Hino Muo. 60 Japan
David T.. Ecfthner. ct. Seattle. and
Alice a. HIATT. a. Missaula. Mont
John A KrouHe. "a. Louise hedun-
Sc sf. both % Port HiaksieY
a. u. Fast. o. and Emma Matt
so- ~ both ~ Seattle
Frank 81 ahoup. 20. and Laura
raifh. IS. both ~ Seattle
rrirh N Koku &C. and hoFis
wsstnr fs both % Seattle
Arthur Laurie. 60 Seattle. ard
r.stius Bailey. 81. Fails city.
Cha- 9 Burrows. 20. and Mabel
q Galloway ~. both % nes hoinss.
Ralph 81 nenuinF 20. lowell ana
Ma ff Moore. 20. Everett
rtnvf " Small and MaF T. John
cor. legal age. both - seattie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-06
INDIGNANT NURSES
| DENY Oh ARGES

fhinE In these charEca against Dr..
Grant. said Mr.. Green. She has
not run assay but has merely left
the city 20 rcat and recover from
The nervous prostratlon which has
resulted from long nkht 10 80
cane financial failarr
The character Of tho physicians
who asut patients 90 the Nctropali.
tan Il a sufficient guarantees that 30
criminal practices vas INDUCED IN
The failure VAS due 10 the fact
that Nh Grant attempted 70 do too
much. In addition 90 The hospital
the company attempted 20 run a
drug store and grocery store Al
ElEhIn az. and Pike o. Both stores
lnst money and contributed 20 the
failure OF the cofnpany.
The MORTGAGES amount 90 oniY
8. 900. There are eome small hisla
in addition. Mrs. Grant made the
mistake OF putting In her own
money and borrowing what sha
couid from her frteada. but II Il
had not been for tho publicity o.
th@se sensational eharx@s. the hos.
pisMi c0uld hare bean sold and the
creditors woald have gotten their
money. AZ u Ia. the creditors viii
get very little
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-06
MILLS is DEFEATED BUT
NOT SLENCED

Resolutions csnauriHs President
Roosevelt Cor hts dsnuneiation Of
Meyer and Haywood and demand
Ing proof Of hts statement that
they melted riot and hiondshea
werc passed b. The state eonTeu-
ti0n % socialists last night at the
end % two days ~ dissenainua
AmouE themselves
The framing % these resolutions
was about tho only victory scored
~ the conservative socialists. lei
hy Walter Thomas Mills. Who a.
tempted 70 gain control % the par.
~ IN the state. psecipltafinE bit
Tar fight IN ihu ronycutlnn.
The revolutionary element Of the
socialists wished to pass much
stronger resolutions than those
whirh finally we're recorded but
wefe ouivotea ~ their more con.
sentative comrades.
Waiter Thomas Mills. who 4
seeking 10 gain cuntrpl u The 20.
ciailsi Organization n the state.
was denied a seat IN The eaaYsB-
tion after a bitter struggle. the Gre
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-06
WEST SEATTLE.

WEST SEATTLE. Nav s-Hun.
dreds Of people from Seattle visited
West Seattle yesterday. aud the
ferry ana street car line did a big
business during the entire day.
Many persons who had not hereto
fore had an opportunity to visit the
white city that is being constructed
here. or Luna park. as Il is 10 be
called. ala 30 yesterday, and we're
greatly surprised at the magnitude
OF tho enterprise. and the large
amount 81 territory that it Is TO
cover. Manager Looff and his two
sons are extremely courteous to all
who call to inspect the progress Of
the work. and make visitors feel
perfectly az home. This courtesy
will have ita effect when the resort
finally opens for business. which
will be June rs.
The saloons Of this place oheyed
tho order OF sheriff Smith 70 the
very letter. and tho back doors OF
the thirst Quenchlng resorts. as
vol as the front entrances, we're
tightly closed Mayor Erven had
previously Issued a similar order.
therefore the lid being on yester.
day was not an innovation
The Seattle Electric company Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-06

aroRdErowN. May s.--Mrs
sage Adams, an account ~ whose
peculiar and unfortunate n,atrimon-
fat aiisAnees were published encln-
siveiy IN The star last SATURDAY. de-.
eiafsH that ~ Sage attempts 10 pros
arute her and Adams on the charge
Of hlRaaN. shs Will make matters
sneesdinEIy Interesting for him
Tha woman maintains that she ru-
refxsd letters from persons whom
she supposed we're acquainted with
the fAnta. stating that Sase had
died IN Alaska. therefore she did not
consider necessary the Formally %
securing . divorce from him before
-tteins UP with Adams There are
those here who are well acquainted
with ell fhe persons connected with
this peculiar matrimonial affair
VITO 10 not hesitate 70 declare their
belief that the woman never received
the letters she declares were sent
her Announcing the death OF SAGE,
but simply took a Tong chance.
believing that her former husband
"a. tired OF her company. and
would never return 20 modest her
The It'd was on good and ught
IN 0aofTstown yesterday. notwiih-
standing that u WAS GfhefaAip Nv
llevsd that many OF the saloonkcep-
er. would keep their bAckdoors
open for business. chief OF Police
Johnson. however. gave the saloon
men 70 understand that the order
must be obeyea TO the very letter,
and as the sheriff had several dep
afiss on hand. alao. there was no
chance 20 do business without rN1-
ming the risk Of landing IN 1S@
Georgetown. without an open saloon
on sunday. was cerfainly a novel sit
uAtinn. and the hangsrS-on % those
resorts had a very disconsoiato nnd
7 lonely look on their faces dur
tate ana lonely on their faces dur
ing the entire day. while tho pro
I prfstofs hemaaned the fact that they
were not permitted 20 rake In the
/ GOOD ahekels that would surely have
come their way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-06
COLUMBIA

COLUMBIA. May As an
nouneed in The Star several days
ago. last Saturday was cleaning
up day" in Columb ia. now part
Of the greater city. Prof. Stanton,
superintendent Of tho schools. took
very active part IN starting this
movement. and succeeded In get
ting the pupils interested to such
an extent that they turned out In
force and accomplished wonders
during the day in disposing OF the
rubbish that had been allowed 20
accumulate In the streets and al
ieyr during the past winter. OF
course. there we're many adults
who helped at the cleaning MP
process. but the pupils OF the pub
lie schools did the lions share OF
the work performed last Saturday.
Wagons had been provided, and as
fast as the old cans and rubbish
we're gathered into little piles. they
we're soooped up and earted off.
This cleaning up movement has
been the custom here for several
Years, and should he followed by
other suburban towns.
The business men Of Columbia
are thoroughly IN earnest In re-