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Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1909-05-04
Employ English Teacher.
BACK TO OLD FERGUS.
]. w. Beck and Family Return From
Missouri to Make Home Here.

J. w. Beck and family returned
Saturday evening from Springfield,
Missouri, where they have been To-
Gated for the last eighteen months.
Mr.. Beck says that he has found that
there is no place quite like the Judith
Bsn and is back here for good. He
also states that Fergus county is not
the only place where the spring has
been exceedingly backward as the
Missouri and Kensas farmers have
had to plant their corn second time,
the first planting having been frozen
out On his way up through Ne
braska, he observed that all of the
ponds and streams were frozen and
stock looked to be in very poor shape.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-08

Soneboo for gammel llret. 0enne
Yaraeraf bar meo andre Sro B9-
len igennem Yrooiiorismens opp
gelie.
Gi er bonge for, at oenne Bpl
er onbragt eonife omionit. Saa
blot oi funoe ifenne al De iioIte Sol.
Observation-Disclosures, bill Sneie al
iocioloemofrotiife 9eipergere og
Sploter of raoifole a%nnoemanere
laoe 8rooiioriet ipege lige ioa lio-
ialigt, iom ON oenne Ypl life efs-
iitereoe. So, Sr. 3oble, iom er for.
faren | It9rfe 9ein9rgelier, bar al
lereoe / @onr funoet Ell meoet frof-
tig Sormllnr, ban timber ben gam.
lie @itrlplte 8rooiiori5me genops
itonoen | Ell Ialtgt mere onoortet
8orm, nemIig iom Higsoogsprobi-
Iorisme.
81 bar 0erfor ringe 8iaio til,
at Brooiioriet oirfeGig fra / @aor
er banloit ira 5orioars0iifusiiouen.
Men, froiet bette, bill @efnitninqs.
"opens goraaraf 3 (om agbenbaons.
3esarmering / 1929 I oe fommen.
oe Gor fonlme til at ipille inc / De
politiife 8orbolo poa Ell Moo0e, JONI
buroe oa funoe ppre uioooaet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-08
ga5ile Mias, Iebr., A. Oft.

Sioite Gang, iee ifrep Der ira
Gnor 60, bonoe ieg fun Sorg at be.
rettp ON. Wen for at ,0aniferen"s
29iere life ifal tro, at Di bar Joel
Sorg og in9en 8l9oe, ifal ieg MI
fort9lle, at Senoae ben 26. Sept.
bapoe ni Der / Dor v@rope" en- | aae
Maaoer neIlpffet Ssnoagsifolefeit.
Ser bar mango iamlet, baaoe gsrn,
unge og gamle. Def er Den fsrite
5eit af ben Slags Der | a1or go.
Seq boaber, at oct life bliner ben
iioite. pait. Sanien talte mango
ifenne Orc baaoe til 8ernene og
os andre. 9i fit ogiaa at bere, at
9ernene bapbe l9rt life iaa liot,
bpilfet iee bar glab oeO, 90 Der er
ion mango, iom paaitaar, at ben Ill.
lie Senoagsifole life fan uorette no.
get.
Sioite glar | September blep ber
itiftet en- apinoeforening. Der bar,
ioa blot ieg buffer, 10 apinoer, iom
beepnote ben | bort Sils, men Der
err flere M. Seq baaber, at babe
SenbogsifoIen og apinoeforenin9en
moa gaa fremao.
Oct Ter ITO, iom ale Creme al
CUBS @igeS arbeioe Der ifal be-
gpnoes | September Maaneo. 6or
12 glar iioen bar Bait S~ergenien
Der for fsrite Gang og bolot Spit
feit | Dor ,@rope" ben IL. Sept.
Oct bar fsrite Gang, ell oanif Pr9lt
toIte / anor Co., og iiben bar Der
pQret arbeioet liot bet meite of 81
ben. Neb CUBS 8eliignelie gaar Def
fremao. Seq baaber, at Der | en-
nqr Sremtio ifal bore Meniebeo og
airfe. 8i mangIer flere airfefolf.
SAB mig meooele .Dif's" 2Giere,
at MI bebeper De life at reiie til
@alif. for at fpbe 9ano til 500
pr. gcre. De fan 1aa bet ber BED
Creighton. Oeiaa bpao 5rlet oil.
gaar bar pi mere, END pi bebeper.
Der bar pGret ifrepet ON Seos
oa Eerfe | Nebraifa | @uguit. Ser
bapoe pi mere geen | @uguit, enc
ri enffebe. gi bar en- meget eof
apl, iiqr Of Mais. 2anoet berom'
firing iaIges for 5000 Doll. pr
acre. SIutteIig Silien til ~Difs"
2ebnfter og 2piere.
q. Npgaaro.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-08
Snteresiantc llograuninser.

ggnen omfring5lemIpie pao Sun
er rig poo OIotiosmin0er. Slere Gll-
neItene er / Sioens Sob funone pao
Worferne omfring 9pen, og mona.
foIoige Steoer finder man neo Blpi
ming De iaofolote D8ranopletter"
Steoer, bpor moii mener, Der | fin
SID bar Itaaet Ell Spite, of bbilfen
Der MI finn er Sporene of SloIteoet
tilboge.
@eo l%tograonin9en Of 2onOepeis-
boffen meaem 5lemleie ct. og
8olotofte 8p / 5ior fanot maj e.
ca. % CONNER beie og ca. IA Cont
mer breoe 2erfnr, Tom nf iagfDnbi.
ge fra Nationalmuieet e~rfenotes at
bore 4ornbeboloere fra 9ronceal-
oeren, noget, man funoe Tonne of.
at Der enonn fanotes Geiter al
Speoe o9 Sirieforn | Dem. @f Dis
Ie Gnr fenoer ma fun ganife faa
gfsemplorer.
S oisieDage bor-ifrioer nNioof.
gItbl." - HationoImuieet taget fat
poa at unoerisge glaoien poerIigere.
timber 2eoelie al Obe~rinipefter Seer.
gooro bar mar fltnoet en- temmelig
flor goplabs fra Sioen omfring =
800 @or fsr ariiti SsbieI. 9opIao-
len logger poa en- 9 affeifraaning moo
gft og bar en- 29ngoe of ca. 600
Mlen. Smtrent 2 @len UNDER Sor-
operflaben bar man fun6et ct iaaful-
oct n~aiilt1trlag", bet bill iige ct Soro-
lag, iom bar Sorooperflaoe, % Ste
oct par bebpgget, men ienere er Def
fet al ubplsiet Soro og @rus.
@f interesiante Sing bor man fun.
oet ct ieroeIes p%elbeparet SIoiteo OBJ
iat af annteiten, iioen ON bpiIfet Der
er Iaet Stetbro. 9esuoen err Der
funbet a fmaa a~p9rneiten, iom bar
p9ret br1igt til at male 9orn poa,
nogle Stpffer gronce, en- 5linteefie,
Ell bel Mnngoe Sfaar af gamle ao-
gefar og en- Del 9prefnogler.
llnoerieeelien f~ortiGttes og Sn-
ipefter Weergoaro nenter fig meget
AT llogrnpninaen.
@asien unber @embibsiel. s Sior
gfteraor blep Der beo Hannsbei Segl-
perf pr. Sreoerifsbapn boret ef-
ter Bonb, og ba man me6 fort 0e.
ip9r bar naaet eennem ct 214 SOB
tpft 2erlag, Itob Der til Staoigbeo
en- froftig Strnale onenub of Bore
reret.
Oct bite fig - ifripes Der til
BENDS. Si6." = ftrafs | Sior, Of
BET til 9eIs bar @as, iom presieoe
ganoet OPP gennem 8~orersret, men
ingen tpnfte ben Sang, at Cos
m9ngoen pilbe bIipe af noeen so.
rigbeo. Nn efter ct Gars 6orleb pi.
fer oct fig, at iaapeI @as iom 8ano
%fremfommer minbit Iige iaa rige'
Iis iom | Sior.
Det er 10 life let at bonne iig ei
Sfsn oper M9ngoen al ben@as, ION
fremfommer, ioet Sopeoparten ielp'
fslselig itremmer no | 2uften; men
| 0pu NehoI1er. hnori 1%orer6ret I'D.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-08

gu maa ieg lutte. Seq fun6e ger.
ne babe boft 2pit til of affpre nogle
anolob9tter for Dem | 9sffenet oe
onore Steoer; men BET nlao nere nof.
SEQ mao nsjeS meo at gere Soner
oe iige n3of for iioitF
On Sfntte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-08

ben s. Sftubcr 1909.
number nogle CONNER nnoer gano-
ouerflooen, banner Der fig Itaoig
8obler eaer let Sfum, og foiter man
Ell 6r9noenoe 8nnoitif neo | Sfum-
met itaar Der itrafs op fra belle
OOerflooen at geboloeren en- o9loig
6lomme, JON ferlt iluffes, naor ale
2uitblprernes Snobolo CT fort9ret.
S 2pbet al nogle Sefui0er er 9per-
flaoen otter opffet meo @asbobler,
og man fan on otter nte0 Ell Spn0-
tiff %frembringe ct froftigt 9aol.
Der er oilt ingen 3bibI ON, at
Ser Der finoes ben betpoeliolte @as-
.filoe, Iom enonu bar p9ret fenot
/ 8enoiDsiel; men bbor nlegen @as,
Der f%remfommer, fan man iom n9pnt
life oanne ii9 noget Sfen ON, Ioo
l9nge Der life er giort 5oranitalt-
ringer til Opiomling af ben trent
fomne @os.
Der bill mi / @~fteroaret peo pri-
mitioe 6oranitaltninger blipe giort
5oripg meo at benDtte @asien til
9elpsfin9 pao 8egloerfet % MAD
ife ogiaa JON aogegas | @prfme-
iterboligen. 8erne0 bill man 10 til
Gels fumne prspe @asiens Doeeone.
Stopper / Silfeborg. Silfeborg, 20.
Sept. Ger er / 9erougs fonitateret
Silfeloe al Copper, 0els Dos en- So
brifsorbeioerife og bells boS ct ire
aarigt Barn, 8ntterborn af ct 9gg-
tepor, iom for Il Gage iioen o6oe
meo ct Bar Dages YieIemrunl.
0eosaoriagen, Der ben Sang anga-
oes at pGre Wpslinger, menes MI
at bape nGret Stopper.
SrnobeoStommisiione bar | Sor-
miooogs beororet oIe 9pens Som.
mineifoler ltffe6e fra Miiobag, og
Repafcinotion af ale @6rn bar fu1-
oct Steo. Sra Su.ititsminiiteriet er
beororet 9ecferife Silttelte. @n 5o.
mile og TO Observation-Disclosures, Der
boeoe I oct Slis, boorfra Smitten
menes at famine, er internereoe.
Observation-Disclosures SmbrnOitil-
finger. s Observation-Disclosures iioite
Smgrlloitining 6eltog tt5 Weierier.
S ben beolte Sreoieoel fom fel-
genoe Meierier:
SerreiteO, 9pioer, Stumble og 81
oerilofe / Gutenberg gmt, RGsbierg
og SorneIuno / gfibe amt, S6ibp-
anerllp, Nr. Sebp, &6nninge, Ger
.Iep og Nelbp / Ooenie glmt, 8isborg
/ Nolbore @mt, Hoif, 8oulltrup,
aploSonm, @Inoiteo og Sorrilo |
aarbus Gmt, Siielsmill6e, Sbeils,
Gino, Sinoing. Sfopllno og StreI-
Inf | Hingfgbing @mt, @aitrup /
Maribo @mt. @grfop, 9romorup'
oom, @. Smme oe 8onge | Seile
@mt, So6bp, Sisrnelunoe og Spl-
hinge / Sors gmt, Salte og Orssbro
/ @iborg @mt, Con oe Msaeb9f |
greIte @mt, IersIep og StenItrup
/ SoIbef amt, Soin / Sisrring
@mt.
Gn Slbfmsle. Manboe aften ben
20. Sepr. peo f1-Sioen iagttoges
fra Selling Marf en- uiuonanlig flor
og imnf Siofugle. Den GIT I'll. yWeI.
lie ". 5fbI." meo flor Saitigbeo /
Getning fra gft til geit og lpite meo
pioIet CLANS, og ben efterIob en- lang
.Ipienoe Sale, iom bar fpnlig poa
SimmeIen enonu ca. 10 Winutter,
efter at SIofuglen bar forinunoen.
Oct err formentIig oeiaa benne
Slofuele, man iomtibig bar let fra
8aroe. .gibe amtit." flyer, at Slo.
fuglen eif / noropeitlie Hetning, bar
flor og imuf % banoe ct it9rft lp-
ieroe Sf9r.
abinoelise gpllcr. Yaa Senoer-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-08

at 9ontingenten for 9eItoeelien | bore
4orsingoer er ifrilet ioo bit op MI,
at Den NOT funoe taole at blioe ifruet
Iiot neo til 6oroel for bore areos.
nlgoer, iaa pi betalte no9et for Sp.
boloet unoer iioitnnpnte oeiaa og liot
minore beo Iorsmeoerne. s2oo os
Dele brooerligt," iogoe 9ommeren,
Sa ban IeIb tog 9itersen o9 CAB be
TO itrioenoe Barter bner i'm af Sfal.
Ierne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-08

zine 90. Blair bonoe 6eoielsoog
nnoer Weoet, og Gntbeosmpnoene
minoeoe om oct poa Ell ifeniom gtaa.
De. glne sc. er befen0t for at funne
ii9e baaoe oct enc % oct oroet paa
ell rammenoe Moooe. Oct oil OH
nof finbe no, noor on faar en- Cant
tale meo benoe. llnoer areosmp-
oct bar bet ct Bar, ion msotes. Eat
for iiOitl" iaeoe Den enc. Oct berte
Pine 80. og ioo uobreo bum: ga, oct
flyer Gpnboerne, ieln ON De bar /
SlngsmooI, oo De iaa binanoen iioit."
Zine so. or ira SDaan0; men bun
moa bope Iagt Wiprfe til. at Oisie
2bor, ielo ON De M og oa fan rpge
binanben / 9oaret, nof fan meoes
bngefter aligeOel % enoogiaa iiee
8of for ben 2uiing, DC fit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-10-08

Saa er oct BAN gilbert 90. oeroppe
paa Sfolell. Seq ne0 life, bporfro ban
tom Der, e1er bnorben bans Sci gaor,
mar ban %forloOer ben; ieg neo egent.
liz better life iuit, bpoo bans ar.
oeioe er 0eroppe. Men ban er loo.
ban ct tienitniGigt Menneife, iom al.
tio er oiIi9 til at rpffe Ell bi9lpenoe
San16, bnor oct tiltrGnges. Son
eiorfs lit til at gore SpboIoet for
De mdnGe @pIter poa Sfolen bDgge.
li9t. SEQ oiloe ianlle Den beie, raufe,
nenli9e Sfiffelie, ON oet forinanot
fra Sfclen8 Gnemprfer. San er og.
ioa Eraftotuooeler gn Miooog for6t
boer @9it Ell lille 8roftat li9genoe
beo lit Soaerfen. Den broote os ell
nelment Silien fra @nos 9iioe. Seq
CT ois paa, cen bar ira hilbert.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-10-17
nine PROVES LUCKY NOMBER
Years Terminating with It Noted
in Scientific Research.
Darwin Scored Triumphs I'm 1859,
and North Pole Found
in 1909.

Years terminating in go appear TO be
favorable TO scientific research. This year.
which has witnessed the conquest Of the
sky and the discovery Of the north pole,
has been no exception 70 the rule
Scores OF distinguished scientists were
born or accomplished their grandest
achievements in such years, most notable
among whom was Charles Darwin. The
naturalist who created a new heaven and
new earth was born In 1909, and In 1859
he attained his great celebrity through
the publication Of his Origin OF Species. 80
A similar coincidence may be noted in
the life OF that great scientist, Alexander
Won Humboldt, famous throughout the
world for his geological, physical. and
geographical Investigations. He was born
I'm Berlin 40 years ago, 1863.
The career which made him the great
est naturalist Of his time and one Of the
greatest of all time was commenced at
Gcettingen in 1859. He made visits OF
scientific exploration 10 the Hartz and
the banks OF the Rhine, and his investi-
cations resulted in his first book. Later
he entered the Mining Academy at Freid-
burg. where he had the benefit Of the
plAFdlt AAsAA utlAolln VI W tIItI. ne Mds
afterward appointed TO an Office IN the
mining department, in the meantime pub
fishing several scientific treatses dealing
with his discoveries. He also carried on
physiological researches, which he labo-
rated in a work on THE Irritability OF
the Muscular and Nervous Fibers."
In 1873 he began a series Of explorations
which extended all over the world, par
ticularly IN America. The record of his
travels was published I'm his great and
monumental work, consisting Of nearly
| three score volumes, in which he Sc
forth with minute detail his discoveries
as a naturalist
After a residence in Paris, in 1929 hC
became traveller. the Emperor Nichola:
/ placing him at the head of a weli-ap
/ pointed expedition TO the north Of Asia
This expedition resulted in many impor
tant discoveries, notably Of an increased
! knowledge Of the earth's magnetism
| He spent the latter years OF his life IL
Russia, and die May 6. 1859. again con
/ firming the circumstances OF IS
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-10-17
new ROAD SHOWS PROGRESS
Line Being Surveyed from Meridian
to Natchez, Miss.
Penetrates Country Heavily Tim
bered with Pine and Will
Aid Lumbermen.

Jackson, Miss. Oct. 16-Secretary Scho-
field. OF the Mississippi River and West
ern Railroad Company with headquar-
ters at Hazelhurst, was among the visi-
tors TO Jackson this week, and in CONVEX
satlon stated that everything is moving
along nicely so FAR as the new railroad is
concerned and that the prospects are
really bright.
The final survey and the estimates are
now being made by a large force and 1t
Is expected that work on construction
viii begin in the very near future. The
money to build the road has been secured
from Philadelphia capitalists. and there
IS no longer the slightest doubt OF the
construction Of the road.
This new railroad will penetrate what
has heretofore been looked up as a pine
wilderness, and a wilderness Of pines in
these days means a fortune per acre OF
pine timber lands. The route Is from
Meridian to Natchez, one Of the most
prosperous cities on the Mississippi River
and that gives Meridian and intermediate
points the benefits Of river rivalry in the
way Of freights and means great things
for the people all along the line
Between Meridian and Natchez IS the
finest yellow pine region in the State
There are sections OF forty miles into
which the railroad has never penetrated
and these are filled with the finest virgin
pine forests on earth.
The Mississippi Western Town Site
Company, an adjunct of the railroad, has
been organized and has recorded its char
| ter with the secretary Of state. This
I company is going TO locate and assist II
the building Of towns along the line Of
the new railroad, and has several Of The
4 best men and largest capitalists of thu
State interested Union Church. a pros
porous community in the wilds Of Jeffer
son County, is 10 be the site Of the rail
! road shops, and that means there is 20 b.
at least one good town on the line. A
! least that IS the report here, and specu
lators might just as well stick a couple
Of pins to this announcement.
/ Secretary Schoheld is feeling some in
! terest in the Pascagoula Northern ais
and called at the Office Of the secretary o
state to-day TO find out just what is thu
route proposed by that line This roei
has been built some twenty-five or thirtl
miles as a lumber road. but a charte
has been granted extending the line on t,
! Meridian, and that is OF interest to tn
Mississippi Western. which goes on from
Meridian to Natchez and the Mississippi
/ River.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-10-17
Machinery I'm China.

American travellers IN China write Of
its immense resources and its great pop
ulation, deducing therefrom that there
are untold possibilities for the disposal Of
products and of machinery OF every de-
scription. The only reason the United
States does not reap the benefits, they
assert, Is lack Of enterprise among Amer
lean merchants and manufacturers com
pared to those OF England and Germany.
To be sure, Americans may not be max
Ing the most Of their opportunities, but,
on the other hand, travellers from Eng
land and Germany also complain of the
backwardness of their respective coun-
tries as compared with the United States.
Spurred on. then. as all countries arc, by
keen rivalry, the lack Of results must be
attributed to something else than lack OF
enterprise. and rightly SO.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-10-17
WILL BUILD AMPHITHEATER
Structure on Roman Lines Will
Grace Suburb of San Antonio.
Local Designer Reverts to Classical
Model in the Erection OF As
sembly Hall.

San Antonio. Tex, Oct ia sugges-
ton made by Pompeo Coppini. a sculptor
OF this city, that a Roman amphitheater
be built IN San Pedro Park IS meeting
with support and has every chance OF be-
ing realized. The fact that San Antonio
has secured the next meeting OF the
trans Mississippi commercial congress
makes the building OF an auditorium or
the amphitheater an absolute necessity,
Tor at present there is no hall that could
accommodate the mighty host OF dele
safes and visitors sure to come.
To Mr.. Coppini occurred the idea that
Il would be well TO depart from the ste
reotyped architecture OF convention halls.
and for this reason he proposed the build
ing OF the Roman amphitheater. The site
now tentatively considered IS an ideal
one. II Is located against the side Of a
hill and partly excavated, a gravel pit
owned by the city having eaten its way
into the hill for some distance. IL IS
proposed TO construct tiers upon tiers OF
seats against the hillside having d lat
ing capacity OF at least 10000. Concrete
will be used throughout The platform
opposite tho seats viii permit the rendi-
ton Of plays and the floor OF the amphi-
theater can be utilized for athletic games
and circus performances. 1t would have
a very fine scenic background in the great
live oak trees that form the park
Weather conditions, Mr.. Coppini argues
would not be a factor in the undertaking
with winter season that Is practically
Unrivaled for mildness, the stadium could
be used throughout the entire year. Large
canvas awnings stretched across it OF
wires would provide shelter against TIT
/ sun and rain if- necessary.
/ While the structure may not be orna
mental to any extent at first owing L
/ lack Of time. Il will ultimately be adorned
with statuary and bas-reliefs giving III
! history of the city from the conquista
( dores downward. II is estimated that a
I least $4,000 would be necessary 10 builC
\ the stadium The site considered is TIL
property OF the city and no direct OUTLAY
would have to be made 10 acquire it 70
! this purpose
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-10-17
EosTIIE SENTTMENe ENDS.
Railway Official Gets shock from
AmIabIe Citizen.

San Antonio, Tex, Oct. ia graphic
demonstration that the anti-railroad SEN
timent In Texas is subslding was given
to the san Antonio Traction Company
yesterday. when Henry l. Mullen, a far
mer on the outskirts Of the city walked
into the Office OF the company and
handed Claim Agent Rhoades a quarter
for services rendered though not speci-
fically ordered
You have done me a good service" said
Mr.. Mullen. and ] want 10 pay you for
your trouble One Of your cars of the
Alamo Heights line ran over a dog OF
mine yesterday that had been making
my life a misery. l wanted 10 put him
toVt OF the way but could never catch
him. and since / did not want % pay q
fine for firing a gun within the city
limits, getting him run over by caI
was about the only way TO get rid OF
him. l want you to take this quarter
and buy yourself "A good cigar
Manager futile nearly swooned wher
ne heard what had happened. AS mat
ter OF fact the death Of the canine hac
been reported 10 him by the conductor Of
/ the car, and he was about 10 prepare fol-
a lawsuit. the winning Of which he had
about as many chances as the proverbia
icicle has in the place bad people are saiC
/ TO go.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-10-17
OPENS WITH 2iS STUDENTS
Milligan College Stands in Happy
Valley"
Was Alma Mnter of the Taylor
Brothers, Rival Tennessee
Politicians.

Milllgan, Tenn, Oct. l6.-In that seclud-
ed section Of East Tennessee. lying be-
yond the Watauga River, near the base
OF the loftiest mountains east of the
Rockies. is a little vale immortalized In
Bob Tylor's phrase. as Happy Valley
No pure air or more lovely scenery can
be found than the Happy Valley region
affords.
At the entrance TO the valley about a
mile from Senator Taylors birthplace
and only a stones throw from the
present home Of All Taylor. his re-
publican brother and competitor. stands
Milligan College. the Alma Mater Of both
Bob and ALI. and scores OF other
men who have become illusrious. The
college location is fine, even for the
Watauga Valley. the name Of which. In
the Indian vernacular. signifes THE
Beautiful"
Surrounded by a thick grove Of maple
trees. the old college buildings seem t
At is as part OF the landscape. Natur,
Is seen here at its best. and Milligan l.
her favorite shrine.
AllluBGu Oouekt mas US ldl45 euIollet
from 10 to go students during the year
the average attendance being a little ovel
200 This session. 2l3 have matriculatet
since opening day. September s Judg
ing by former years. this viii indicate al
attendance Of 30 20 800 before the yea
closes.
A new brick dormltory. erected las
year, is filed with students, and steps
were taken by the board Of trustees at IL
annual meeting. two weeks ago. 10 maxi
arrangements for the erection Of anothe
building The student body contains al
! excellent type of young men and women
( Milligan is a school, so fits catalogll
states. devoted TO charactcr-building frs
/ Of all. No better place for such an in
, stitution could be found than in tn
healthy environment Of Happy Valley
/ II is gratifying to know that the presen
/ year promises TO be the best in the lon
and honorable history Of the college.
J. II. KNIGHT