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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-21
BIG GAMES
 ON TONIGHT
IMPROVEMENTS MADE IN LOSING TEAMS WILL CAUSE CLOSE
 STRUGGLES.

TH. 1#ls hts- made improvements ta aHa#F taau which promise t#af tne -tH-- t- b. played tonight NfH br th. e.,eazf af ID. aHae saa-aH Tn. X E.- H# probably Ha.. ono change "als lBa caused be fh. substitution ar Wauagrud rar Thatcher Even tlf lHaHge Hat certain
 lt #= aaHEm 1T Thompson rH play vH HsU e#5e H basketball. and hi- 5l=Hs. NH certainly weaken h, ta1a Eun aH Ha playing rle A q. has# ai. .saadsas .,I uas rs-ull rheE st5TaHI sfgsh ou JHa siraum-
 t.He aH7. tu. a4#a. vlIl b- played Iu Hf.1H esa naH md Jh,. tl=a Hrlfayc .u n. EnnaTeIss af la, arpaa.ut- rseffe- acquired 1t fHr ta-t two eaurs. aHf -@fe. tf.m considerably Nj the rr.-glt Inn. oue vha hears both sides. -hauH hef~v,. himself hit af :, pro- rhoi fa attempt ta anticipate the vrr- lt-t
 oaa 8at3e hitch mght occur at the hrsmus af tho baseball game. caused ty tHz fart tmt captain Atkinson. of rhe Brotherhood is determined not to tr-rrt Hr4 as umpire for Inc owls Ta, GNf team wants Bell the Broth
 r.aaI dpa- upf. and there the matter stands
 Th HaB-, njH probably hr a full aHr a= fh. interest in Inc games Is w.,a-. Ti. NrHv Efsth,rho"d mem h-r 7f~ rfrturH fa euuhtr au their ttt-=-HHt..# -H basketball aud the .at=-ara equally confident faf the 5a~etal Tonight aal rhna~, the ,tr- tors.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-21
COL. SAWYER
 FOR BOARD
THE COLONEL WILL PROBABLY ENTER THE CONTEST FOR
 SCHOOL DIRECTOR.

Colonel Sawyer stated this morning that he will. probably. he a candidate for director aH the school board at the coming election.
 He will certainly be candidate. he says. if he can be assured that he Will he paid for his services as clerk ef the board. He k now looking into th" matter with q view to ascertain ing whether or not the board has DOW er to repay is clerk for services ren- dcred
 If his hire" said the Colonel and the man who dcvutcs the proper at- tention to the clerical work of ttc school board k certainly laborer"
 "I do know that school boards on the outside are empowered to reeom- pens" their clerk. During six years Meridian Conn. the only democrat thereon. may saX. bx the Way. and the clerical work could never have been accomplished unless by the pay meGt of Il competent clerk This fact becomes apparent when il k remcm- bercd that To teachers worked in the schools governed by that board. Yes. you may say Colonel Sawyer is a can didate. provided the payment of clerk he not declared illegal"
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-21
LEAP YEAR DANCE
 NEXT THURSDAY

The lcap year dance to he given by the Eagles next Thursday promises to he one of the most interesting affairs eyer held in Nome.
 IL will be ladies' choice all night, and some of the sterner sex will have an opportunity of tasting the delights of q wall flower existence. A commit tee "f eight ladies will make the ar engagements. and their efforts. need less to say. will be directed towards proving how much superior k the wo- manly touch to the crude manipula- lions of mere man. The whole city is agog over the coming event and for that day at least everything else will he forgotten.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-21

Jre. hid just come home from sea. aft.t # luus ,ayaee. and his granny Wanted au H,Hr some af the wonders ag fine 8etr .}NsH erauux said Jack. sf4t,- first thing tHat surprised us, aaa fHa nyug fish Flying h-h e" -.Id t.rmHg- You won't gull me with .ree-and-buII stories about flying fish
 T..0 #e something tfu-" "WeH. then, .,e had fe east anchor iit a calm erosS- .ne rae Red -,a, and nHeu ws hauled up rh, anchor II brought up ane o' PieDtaH'~ e.ariul Aaeei-'" An" said
 ;isnae that's Sefipur, truth. Jack; hlJ seu,. nf y"w ayue fish fnr me"
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-21

meal~ un lalzariau r#HseeHt. a- .eet## az tu. manner of goysmas Mac. ia- nia.=8tr probably the rHa=f ast,asIHt razau- far nuscoyitc asfeHy am EHtaHe5H dItta#at- 5f- zHz Hee.f ra saz taa e-tsnsibIe ctu.s- zaH aa.. aa5 ra# e4u-,- tfs# ht uu r.##- #dr.tar# Wd t9H I~ssH@ dirlaa.ss at.r. ..#f -ef-=e5 0'. HHd ee tHr -z- 1t $, rar-= agt
 fHg zuuarlf erJai"u -.af# ts h, fHu t:sz=4as ,HaeE r tho ofFH H.. ,a#= f=HsaI H,r Ha Hw rl-#eH=s raa f- =. as n. .#<laa-ien asa1 #=a fersss .#.= n.aa.. fHe# eictim.
 UHrf.,, -f r.fcrshura u.t .r uazaF#tuHHs 4iuh tm azHsH un.ss= "r UaI .- question vH## sma,. answered and question alaa sHieH will der,m Inc outcou aH ra. Vt. Whether rr.Het. German ==# lgit#- Will tr UilUHz fa stand b. md -.a Or balance of I.aasr upset hx Ea=.lrz .la- rrapI3liou af Turkish .=#EH9y rs= nuns ta h,# =eeH Either as alI r5= cpiv. quad ff4 eaa fem tH b-o- et
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-21
GOES TO
 GET MAIL

According to reports received today from Solomon. Pete Oleson. the mall carrier. has returned to pick up the mail where he had it cached. When death of his three dogs caught him Inc cached the outgoing mail at a spot about cue mile this side of Bonanza.
 Immediately after picking up the mail he will proceed on his journey tn Cnalaklcet
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-21

ia, Ip"r aHH I"l.ua Ms. TO justify at-oh,dreaee ar tai- teaching by lso-e aa" aH uem--l,.- tr, fdumi thr fal-. interpreters -aJru a-. at th,ir last hope sf srf-r> ar the ptraae. if #Gau ail aa# perfect =aud -at tHat penuc' E uat of this world uut tbe-, anra- .r CHfi-r v.r. intended ia HraH If .anu .auIa-i To. Ny di-cirle
 Them. Hz auotn,l attempt 10 juslf- { far raa-ahsrryaucr of i1i- doctrine Hai.r ta. rretext taat f ie said. What
 ar,--ihIe la m.a i. t.a-iblr ta Ged' mi justification ,- no better tnunded rhan tap other fri tJe-. words in ae na, mean that il i- m. Gad'~ power ro ~a,e tre rich also. hat that thc impos- sihi'ity af abandoning his riches he- comes a possibility ta him in whom the religions spirit Is awakened.
 ~Afrer ali. ann really ashamed ta sife expression tn such rlatitudes and tn seek tn prove what is an axiom to
 my sincerely religious man. whether ne believes or not in The divine nature af the gospel"
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-21
TWO MEN ASpHYXIATED
 IN CABIN NEAR THE CEMETERY

Gustaf Erickson and Charles Pct,:- sen are now on the point of death in Holy Cross hospital as the result of asphyxiation by carbon dioxid. or coal gas. which occurred last night m d cabin on the beach just above the r.- metery.
 The two men were discovered this morning by John Sandstrom. who im-
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-21

rroud taiu"r--I want you tn meet my fiuHliK sir fHis k Ella Wheeler. aged six. nn" writes tho poems nf pas -ion far fine Ruhaduh Magazine. This is Kipliug aged nine. who mas now four FlaES running simultaneously in London. and this i- II"rtcuse, aged li. Wh"-o recent historical novel. Tn" ChceSerarerS is in ils t>9o0oth
 Guest And this HtJlr fellow
 Proud Eathrr-Dh Hes oHIy II months old. Hes learning to use inc typewriter
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-21
WANTS HELP
 FOR LIBRARY

Councilman La Farge tclegraphed today 10 Delegate Gale and Governor Hoggatt asking their aid in having a bill passed that will ensure support for a Carnegie library.
 Al present the city cannot use the funds of the municipality for the maintenance of the library. hence the efforts of Mir. La F'arge in behalf of the worthy object.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-21
WRANGLING
 OVER BILL
Nuggets Special Service via Ashcroft.

Nuggets Special Service via Ashcroft.
 WNSHINGTOS. D. C. Feb. 2I.- Seme af tho most uusecmly Wraugling syer seen in tae senate K now taking place on the questions of the Aldrich
 urreucy bill and the end seems far ther of than ever Senators have not hesiiafed to accuse each other of sell fzH designs in the matter and a few Very outspoktH remarks of a decidedly lmpolitc rature have been heard to jet tho dignity ef the gathering
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-21
WILL HAVE
 FIRST PLACE
ALI THOSE WHO ENTER FOR DOC RACE BY FEB. 25 WILL BE
 IN FIRST DRAWING.

Al n. intending contestants iu the AH-sH-ka Sweepstakes for dog teams WHe .nfrr be Ferbuary z5 Ein parti- eifat. iu The ar-t drawing Tor place in fua start
 SHeB tu advantage k expected by the officials at m" club te result Tn Ha@tsHug tb- entries. The racers vii start vim intervals between each teaH 5" that i eHair, of place may h. 4 Hatrruf much importance.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-21
WIRELESS
 TO SEATTLE
REQUEST FOR MORE SPACE FOR WIRELESS BELIEVED TO MEAN
 END OF WIRES.

The request. received last evening by Councilman La Iarge that the city devote two blocks for the purpose of having greater wireless station erected here k believed tu mean unth- ing less than the desire nf the govern mcnt to have Nome connected hy wire less with the outside world
 The stations tn br erected at Gibbnu. Fairbanks Circle and Valdez. as well as tue one of Nome will probably form the system which Will abolish communication hy wires in Alaska.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-21
PTARMlGAN PLENTIFUL
 AROUND HOT SPRINGS

According to telephone message received today by Morte Atkinson from Albert Fink, ptarmigan are unusual ly plentiful around the hot springs at the present time. and hunting. con- sequently. affords much pastime.
 Mir Fink speaks enthusiastically of the hot springs and says he is having a splendid time.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-21
ASKS DEPARTMENT
 FOR ANOTHER BLOCK

TenHSi,e Trustee Costoa. immedi- atcly after hearing that tine signal corps would require another block of ground for the wireless station. sent to the commissioner of the land office a recommendation that the necessary ground he given.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-21

mrdi8leh r.mr ta iu, slg aHu sum maHed pr Wetefbor-t ta fhr ze.us. Il WAS found taar the damrrr ur th. stove had been =hut tight. aHa ta tH.- fact ai course. l. due tiHs arruf,ua Evidently the men had retired urHt after having shut off the aoIs ..u# of cscap" for the coal ga-
 Br. Wcycrhurst had the uHaan-sm4# sufferers conveyed iu a aasaH la He.s
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-21
Russ ans IubIIant.

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 @ fH#IHfuef= t=-
 IT,. Fat..E aaia#r r., ,i.fafs
 .I.ts.#s=e ....#s= .HH..Hu. Nnt #..f. - fH. H.r H#H Gf. Turkish ann. aa ar Nsa#a aaadf.u g#H ,t,- HH5 iH, l. a.44E l.uurel sel- eae- t##H ta 0.. FHaHH uaafHs H#HH..5.= aI=Ha...a #a T0..HH #UHU #a.. fl < fataa.H# Ha#
 fhr atfl #=..t expected aa any HH#,nt ##a II n.s 6a Haera EefaHe #=z.- atuz=zEzz H-r. taz= Hrz aaatI4tfHaH=
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-21
CINCINNATI THREATENED
 BY FLOODS FROks OHIO

Nuggets Special Service via Ashcroft.
 CINCINNATI Feb. 21-Consterna- toins reiens throughout this city oe the result of the danger from floors now impending
 The ice jams which were broken up on tributaries of the ohio seem to have concentrated and are now sending tho
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-21
EAGLE DANCE WAS
 VERY SUCCESSFUL.

The dance given by the Eagles last night was even more successful than its predecessors \ very large number of couples attend q and enjoyed them selves hugely. everything in connection with the affair being all that the most fastidinus could require
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-21
|. o. o. F.

All Odd Fellows are requested to meet at Sons of the North hall on Friday evening at o'clock. Feb. 2l. Business of importance demands your attention.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-21
GRIFFIS
 COMING

Bob Griffis. the mail carrier. who arrived at Bluff last evening after hay
 ing spent a night out in the blizzard is none the worse for his experience. and he left Bluff this morning for Nome He will probably reach the city tomorrow morning with the mail.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-21
CLERKS OFFICE WILL
 BE CLOSED TOMORROW

Voters cannot register tomorrow. as the city clerks office will be closed. the day being the anniversary of George Washington's birthday
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-21
HOLIDAY
 TOMORROW

Tamaas being ta. anniversary of m. birth pr ,icurgr Washington all m. MhlJt offices sill hr closed and tn, asaHrs 0tl nat be tu se-sien
 Ta. hank aiIce= sNiu b" closed all as s5 IT.. ro-iaH.e- em aHIs open t.f- .#EIr. TEHur If IHIIaistE
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-21
CABIN NEAR CEMETERY
IS 4 100000.

h the cabin in which Erickson and Petersen were feuud asPhyxiaJed this morning man named Johnson was also asphyxiated four years ago this winter. Johnson was discovered by Arthur Nalquein in time to save his liI..
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-21
Nome Nugget. SIS per year.
lemP's St. Louis Beer on draueht at The Club.

Customer difting something out with his spoon)-"What have you been putting in this chicken brotho
 Waiter (closely inspecting iU-That seems to be piece of chicken. sir. Accidents will happen now and again.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-21
LATER THAN
 JUNE 30, 1906

Special sale still on. and we are turning out rafts of goods every day. because the people have learned the bargains are genuine. Government stamp on each can guarantees our meats were packed subsequent to June 20. 1906.
 boned Chicken. COG cans for ..... 40 Boned Chicken. 35c cans for .2s corned Beef, ID. can for 20 Roast Beef. lb. can for ......2 .23 Sliced Bacon. 35c can for ...2 20 sliced Bacon 4oc glass for ........25 Oxford Sausage. 35c can for 20
 And all other meats as cheap.
 Get our price list of other specials. A C x E R. E Wi r.G ( co. 4 R C x E R. E W N G C c O.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-21

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 t#.H HF=EH eu.rl.H aslfl
 aHI tus r -aaaem lu-ed sa,I. ..H- e# '. -r.utiaH
 fH' .iI~rHae#=H ef .srla-k ta.. w.H-.a- \ HE#a dsfs #ieat hat. wa4HH artaiH aeatH
 S.u.-r.Hsa ta~ a IHHe.. ni t.. taa HsH heyu& rifH. tur he aFHd final I..H za=-ttd. aHa= aHsa
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-21
Granite Mining Candles are the best.

Fresh Peanuts 15c. per pound. 8 pounds for s1.
 Lined Leather Mittens. 3 pairs q. az. duck. 1se per yard. At the Nome Bazaar.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-21

sas D.aa tHr-H- #t- tAfaaf
 rff. I.H.-==#f rfu- Hf= a...0.H# =s#H. .. a# r.. .saaes af # H...Ht n.rH.H- general g1H- Gie.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-21

It Mas Lincoln who defined hope less inquiry as blind negro in a dark room looking for black hat that is not there"
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-21

floods over the bank af Inc main llt- CT. Not far above tae city most alarm ing inandations have already ocaulIa aud thousands of mon arc zyurl.#. with dynamite to avert disaStrt
 Thc bursting of some Jams ard re consequent rush of water caused fH breaking of several huge jams at oueg. so thal ] world of I.. na- eal.I-L Lu-
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-21

Lemp's St. Louis Beer on drausht at The clup.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-21
Go 10 the North Pole

Bakery for the best bread and pastry The only coffee house in town
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-21

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 tH-. .t catastrophe sae.. af lHe I.e Et# aHr-f## Ha--..# sE 5Ha atf ytt--ff .1#ft t.r ##f.F IH .n-. H##=r r. ..at 5r.-| srH tH# fHgHfs
 THr maf fmId ars f, a -tarH af constant Hfeta aHd Hme h.ts hseta ilral. l" l.n's. ...a. .asJ- fra4 .aa Haasr .fauHHt
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-21

Lemp's St. Louis Beer on draush, at The Club.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-21

Granite Mining Candles are the best.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-21

sIatr Wsinsr Beer at the Bank.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-13


o a
This magnificent and is but the audible sign Of
good feeling In nsophsicaed
OF had suspected that when Mr. Hartman
sentiments he chiefly designed Jolly the reporters, and
let that; but the New York World takes almost
sardonic temper, like this: M
This philanthropy of the highest order Mr. Hartman urfed
pleasure Of helping fortunate competitors He become
safeguard them motive
pleasing organization operation
benefit of which Mr. Hartman
which Mr.
Rockefeller be only the
Then the New York Journal of Commerce proceeds
Mr.. Hartman in this vein:
Why they
his latest seeking clothe philanthropic
Mr. Hartman his brothers. keeper railroad mag
distress? Mr. Hartman has the helping
be stretched FORTH and what that member encompasses
never lets go
1t real which
then the melght We hope that Mr.
long, and know that he will prosper Good people
and him that hath shall be If there
else that he wants let him ask for it.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-13
CRAFTSMANSHIP AND FREE LUNCH

TYIIE limits that divide bunkum illus
aton the personally conducted of which
started the other day for Europe, Adch
chaperon study the currency question at expense
OF Uncle Sam The of information
concerning European currency systems
of the and the only
horrors another and the rule of the clearing
theate that Adrch and select band of politicians should
spend the silly chasing the old lady Treadneede
to her lair. 1t proposed import supply
rency by strength awardness like an
expedition into darkest Africa.
This expedition calls itself by the high sounding title of the
national monetary commission, and the who the
expedonay forces good enough his
by of before he makesft
law of last session will undoubtedly be
legislation establishing comprehensive monetary system That
sounds WE'LL but anything nothing
purpose alay suspicion will prove The
country deeply dsusts all reform
Adrich and the Standard which
in the United States
eliminated by putting Senator Adrh process
European unket But we hope he will himself
pursuit OF the science indigenous Europe
necon between craftsmanship close dangerous
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-13
THE LEAGUE SoLIDIFIED

THE league finds for discourage
the OF Tuesday The fight just begun and
it will until the republican party of California
ganized on the lines of Roosevelt policies
When consider the inrenched power of the
sOded by years of unlimited supplies corporation
and the ensting of every vicious and sinister
when consider these facts the majority OF
spirit the league closeness of the vote
total of $4,000 ballots will help keep the machine honest
he majority big enough place the responsibility
OF the party California the Organization but
the professional politicians unques-
toned that made the
ture public scandal and disgrace California
In Alameda county the corrupt machine has been
lesson that badly needed The payers
been robbed right left by ring headed by
OF vicious trick that the ingenuity of politicians could
devise and they got their the ballot box
In other parts OF the Los Angeles Fresno
Humboldt the league made excellent showing The
recorded the
large for the league candidates constitutes
to keep the fight for emancipation from the
Southern Pacific politics and machine methods.
The Lincoln Roosevelt league phase the wide
reoganz the republican party an
fight that be by single battle La Toilette
dozen years cleanse the politics of Wisconsin If requires
many to do the thing California the
still be waged In Kansas Illinois,
In Kansas the other day the people Senator
Long because he had proved himself
roads and they will elect Joseph l. Brsow place In Iowa
Cunns leads the The gray wolves of the
dying off and their places being new
will keep doing until they they assuredly will
because their quarrel The fights they
borne themselves bravey have made them
soidihed their ranks.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-13
The Smart Set

mother will probably so east next
month for complete change of scene
and spend part of the winter with
kinspeople on the Atlantic coast
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Alton Somers
will return in q few days from their
honeymoon trip, and have engaged
handsome apartments at the FairmOnt
hotel, where they will make their home
for an indefinite time.
The officers and ladies of the Pre-
sidio have issued cards for one of the
popular army dances that t1ke place
once or twice a month at the post.
This affair. which will be given in
the officers club tomorrow night
promises to be an unusually pretty
one. and will be well attended by sew
erai Of the cfty's maids and matrons-
Last week was an especially gay one,
at Del Monte, nearly every day finding
additions made to the colony of So
ciety people who have gone down from
this city for stay at the popular
hotel Mrs E. II. Hartman and her
daughters, Miss Mary and Miss Carol
arrived in their own motor for a snort
stay, Miss Mary leaving the next day
for visit with Mrs. William Crocker
in San Mateo. and her mother and sis
ter coming up to town on Sunday. en-
route to join Mr.. Hartman at their
lodge on klamath lake
Mrs Charles Alexander. with her
three daughters. Miss Harriet. Miss
Mary and Miss Janetta. went down for
a short visit. and Will spend another
week there soon, when the dog show,
the golf tournament and the tennis
tournament will take place. The Wal
ter Martins. with Miss Jennie Crocker.
Henry Scott and 8. z. Schwerin. went
a fa IA nd fNf al
while there by Charles f, FreebOrn.
Miss Crocker and TempletOn CrOcker
will return on the goth for a longer
stay. and the Martins will go back on
the 9th for a fortnight's stay. Mrs.
]. S Oyster and Miss Elizabeth. with
Mrs. Tubbs and the A. l. Tubbs. will
remain at Del Monte indefinitely. Miss
Ynez Pischel went down for few days
with Miss Doris Ryer. The Horace
Davis Pillsburys spent the week end
there, as did Mrs Edward Barron and
her daughter. Miss Marguerite Mrs.
t. Walnmorgan Draper and Miss Dor
Othy are at Del Monte for a short STAY
as are DR.. and Mrs Beverley MaeMon-
agile, their young son. Douglas. and his
friend, Joseph Donohoe Jr. Mrs j. ID.
Peters of Stockton and Miss Anna are
at Del Monte for two weeks Mrs
w. 7. Swinburne has come up from
Del Monte. after a stay of three
months. and will sail from this city
on the oath for Honolulu, to join Ad-
miraI Swinburne at that port Mrs
Emile Bruguiere will not Join Mrs
Swinburne, as she at first planned.
Mrs. W. P. Fuller will return to her
apartments at the Lafayette this week.
after a long stay at the popular hotel.
A distinguished visitor at Del Monte
was Judge Alton B. Parker, the demo-
cratic candidate for president in 1904.
who is travelling with another promi-
nent New York lawyer, Delaney
Nicoll.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-13
ARBITRARY CHANGES IN SCHOOL TEXT BOOKS

rfE constantly recurring changes in books decreed by
the public school authorities constitutes grave scandal and
oppressive people who have children bring
and educate Every change involves the expenditure of
hundreds OF dollars in the by and they
frequently that the suspicion promoted that they
by whim something correspondent, resident of this
city example among many in the following
To Editor CalSr:
of
school a
Modern
o whether
the student another edition
The whole the pupils
especially j those who afford
BERNARD ]. ROSENTHAI, 1911 Lyon street
Sudden changes in books made without parents
objectionable and nc wrong people moderate
Action of this the cost of
high school education poboy the poor whole com
monwealth the loser thereby There be great
difference book Justify SO serious
a education
That these changes should be made all in this arbitrary
unexpected fashion supplies ground for believing that
corrupt motive prompted the choice The school publishers
ring apparently active and the striving
educate their children appear have among the
school authorities No change permitted
except after notice of least 1t against the
take from the and efficiency of the depart
upon which the payers spending millions dollars
every year We the expensive machinery free educa
for all and then permit the field
covered in order to promote some job