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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-27
Heart toHeart
Talks.
"BE SOMEBODY"
By EDWIN A. .NYR.
Copyright. 1909. BY American Press
Association.

Ok SOMEhODK.
MOST OF US go with the current ha
cause II is easier to drift than to tak,
up the oars and pull up stream.
Be somebody.
MOST OF us lack individualism. or a,
we usually put it, individuality =
Most OF us are prone to be con+on,
with things as they are. We ara con
.enc 10 be Ike other people. Conyen,
tionaiity gets In the way OF individ.
uanry What others do determines
what we do. =
Inc person with individuality stands
out looms large. There are 40 faxv
of him. 90 90 ie"
10 cultivate your personality and
make 1t force you must asser+ a.
lou cannot do that by going along
the line of least resistance. You must
oIten go along the line of MOST rp-
slstance. And that helps some he-
cause resistance overcome makes for
| rorceful character
Inc tendency today is toward max
ing men alike, turning them out "a ~
Dy molds-all OF pattern.
Capitalization of industry, combipa-
non, puts men into herds-and con.
trolls the herds.
Inc mere unit of socieGy-the YO1y-
VIII, If it is not careful. be meread
INTO the crowd. But If the you-fhe
unit-will protest and persist it Will
get above the crowd and
Be somebody.
Every YnQn xuh0 Ao1
body, who has done things, has been
dependent, not upon conditions. not
upon relatives nor upon society nor
upon luck, but upon HIMSELFi
TO be somebody one must be differ.
ent from everybody.
But
There Is one grave danger in irving
10 be somebody, in trying to assert
oneself, In trying to be different from
everybody.
II everybody sees that In trying to |
be somebody, in holding yourself above
lne crowd. you are egotistic in your
snort and conceited in your shirt
crowd wifi pull you down
o its level, and justly.
II you want to be somebody you
must be modest about it. All great
'ouls are modest and helpful and
lindly.
remember, you are not asserting
arrogantly over others. You
re asserting yourself over your
OVER SELF, over your subiimal
ELF You are making your HIGHER
ELF DOMINANT.
be somebody-within yourself, Of
ourself, by yourself
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-27
THE JUDGE SHOULD BE wARNEn

WIN the z0O members National
put Oh from me North German Lloyd Hoboken TODAY for a
80 the wishes OF hundreds
me sooo shps hold undoubtedly
Deei and no
IN the passenger Tudq
W and who has criticized culinary ACCOMPLISHMENTS Of +b
~ Inc members OF the Schuetzenbund
Tor the trip Germany particnate in tho -
competition there the main shooting ~
e lnarksmen VIII be Iasars
magnificent which abou $4,000 9 iiopny'
1t might be Conrov and cbino -
forthwi 0 - 0aoe the Judge to
We don't i'm shot to pieces
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-27
SHUCkS
From the Diary of ST. Lence

Hearn Louie tell a hull lot about
these high school kids a-tackIin, zooIo-
gy an the study O. animals. but never
knew before they got so gash-durned
interested in it Louie told me this
mornin' thet hardly a graduate ever
got to the place where 1t wus nroner
to send presents unless they could dis
sect a pony from beginnin' ter end
When II comes ter some people a-sinp-
IN Jest dote on hearin' Louie play on
the base drum.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-27
ABOUT THE UMBRELLAs FOR rEE v1s1roRs

a. crown foint these days there but the Jun
q races ana the enepsing folk brains as t.
no" tney can
Apeo - MOCK mere next month
everything should be nron
IONS all made the
advertised from the Atlantic
strange people to Lake
o ana h OF June then what? possible the race society -
neeec setlhg 100000 umbrellas
still that would be expenditure COCO anu
~ seems nat many complications it ends
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-27
PROPHECIES HAVE COME TR1rR

@ LINES mas pointed mpracticabfitv of troc
b doesn't indicate that badly needed but - -
s paper mas IN many editorials the railroad
The onv f peru TO human life to public safe+v
~ oN VI expecting hundred
e 70 guard them and make nedartana
mere should the stationed
10y warn tne public This advocated this noIv
da Just what came to Saturday when noo t
EDWARD Daily was manned poor little
this juggernau ~ ''l7iS' Alieo and manned
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-27
STOCKHOLDERS PAY FARE

"i"e u pay rare on his
e ns l1ne in many passage Of the n+,
ne LEGISLATURE stockholders the Railroad
t system were compelled fare to the anrn
leu III concord ~ H. today former
~ " several oh railroads of England stockholders Voc
Tbis -; @ rom me meetings by stock certacatas
was cualed by the antpass Congress- and oh
by the statute passed session Of the New
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-27
IN POLITICS

Charies NJ Davis. a street car con
uuclor ana formerly a newsboy. has
oeSH erected a member of the Omoha
city council He is independent in no1i-
tics and representative Of the abor
element
The longest term of service as as
member OF the cabinet is claimed for
ildron Granger of Connecticut. who
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-27
Breaking the News

Mr.. Bulky-Excuse me, sir, but what
would you do Il I sat down on your
hat?
Mr. Grouch-suppose you sit on il
and then ask me.
Mr.. Bulky did!
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-27
BABY SAVES MOTHER.
GUN CAUSES HAVOC.

Blanche Gibson 8 years old. was per
haps fatally injured and her brother
frank GIBSON, Jr., II years old, suffer-
81 me loss OF his left arm as the result
III loaoed shot gun at their homt on
'ne outsKlrts Of the city. The girls
iisnt leg was so badly mutilated above
'ne knee that amputaion may be nee
essary save her life. The boys arm
as anputated, but complications may
set IN which may cause his death.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-27

!hh DoCIoRS and others that coffee
go, dangerous for the Why during the ~ 4ooo
pu.ueu from the nearest obtanabIe tboro
oonee urunk IN the United va" enough
me wloe and two miles deep rs 100000 neo - IN ong
. see gram brought into this country year or car
= gay mourning q the smaller shipments not $500 p
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-27

And you don't event need cour.
paS'er Tor broken heart if
you only know Just how To
mend 1T.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-27

on, yes, Cupid's arrow is au
very well. but there's moth
Ing like a moonlight rambIr
to put on the finishing
touches.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-27
Pianos Tuned to order

Iuner-I called to tune the piano.
LAdy-But didn't send for you.
Tuner-No; but the man next doc,
eid.-Cornett Widow
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-27
JckER IS BUSY.
GIRL TRIES SUICIDE.

renewing that her mother was too So
we're with her because she was nor 81
lowed to go to picture shows and v,si+
tne city park every evening. Daisy mr.
pm OF Vincennes. Is years old. late tbis
afternoon hurled herself into tha W.
Dash river in an attempt TO con,,,i.
suicide. Jasper Carlisle, Young NO.
VINO works In the National Rolling min
near where she jumped into the rive
swan out into the stream and rescued
her rescued
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-27

THINK what next winters styles The thought makes ono
snuuuer Laporte Herald Don't
you get nrough with your election
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-27
BRYsON Made pRExrDrD,

Al the first session OF the third an
ludl convention of postmasters of the
MS, second and third class. held at the
DehlSon noted, in Indianapolis, Post
master robert II. Bryson Of Indianapo
~ was nominated for the presidency
- me association, his name having
800 paced before the officials by Post
master r. C. White of Muncie
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-27

We implore the various street car
companies not to take the motbbaus
out of the open-face street care a.
quite few days yet.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-27

It would be well to encourage EIinor
~ iots Oh talking Perhaps it
her from writing another
Three Weeks"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-27

The NORTH MANCHESTER postmashn 1ong
m Senator beVerldge has been settled appointment Of
nioLIo @ ome postmaster a by name Of
Inc good people Of North are to be ross
me new p0Sasters name is acknowledgements a
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-27

AFTER sURREPTI0USI.y vrSrr,>,
ING TO CROWD OF GIRLS At AZ
1'''NooN TEA, WE HAVE BEEN
~ THE CONCLUSION THAT
=" LINE BETWEEN PO-
LITE NOTHINGS AND PLAIN r1rs ,s
FINER THAN A HAIR.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-27

ways ilked May but we are in
'''iS year TO admit that she is a
very hayward girl and not anv battar
poultry than Miss April
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-27

The ULTIMATE passage of the and Chicago traction
SO badly wanted by dncnlse
nriculate opposition Becker organ p the dreng and
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-27

senator 6eVerldge says that the to-
oacco trust has already materially re-
.Neo 'iie SIZE OF the ten-cent plug.
Wish it would do away with the intoa
on some of the white-whiskered gent
nv
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-27
SAFE BLOWERS GET ak,

II.
Robbers blew open the safa -
Donlln Ryan elevator at RocLeots
SIX miles east of Delphi between ~
hours Of and O'Clock this r,or,,s -
Their labors were rewarded witt :, :,
winch was all that the safe contain.
al the time 4 ca
TUCKER is BUSY.
tor, went before Prosecutor r, y 80 20
and filed affidavits against r., . ,ss
PROVEN and E. S. Crockers &c AZ.
va aha on charges Of selling impure milk
and Corporan & Jonquet ana ~ III X
q Co of Mishawaka on The cbor-1 ~
selling adulterated ice cream Amsa -
ITS We're also filed against r
and W. E. Rensselaer, of soutb 30
milk impure
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-27
UP AND DOWN IN INDIANA
AFTER BLIND TIGERS.

Afhdavits alleging the operation ~
blind tigers were filed against aiebt
Marion saloon men and afidavits cbarg-
ing selling without license were 6led
against seven bartenders as res,,1t
OF the refusal of the saloon men wbo
obtatntd their licenses after senteaobar.
70 to surrender same to the count,
80 days after the local option election
there.
BABY SAVES MOTHER.
IN MT of dependence Mrs. r. E.
Duram Of South Bend. attempted sui
clde at the home of her parents. Mr..
ana Mrs. Frank Stevens, by drinking
tnree ounces of chloroform That she
Is now alive and recovering is due to
10 help summoned by her 2-year-old
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-27

As we understand it, the queen of the
May has a hacking cough and the doc.
tor says she only has six DAYS IA ,t,.o
Tact is the quality which ~.
keep for our neigbbors ond
friends and carefully abstain
using IN our family cir
cIes.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-27
r A N DO NJ
THINGS AND FILINGS

fiissen' who ran for president on the
independence ticket. has had bimsA,,
made over into democrat. BRYAN viii
take note of this new menace
Many love that Is now cool
ing In Dakota began in the
springtime. Croak! Croak,
physicians operating on a Phuadal-
phia man found six silver spoons i,
ms stomach Probably getting up a
collection 50 that he could get mar
ried.
Nhen a man who believes in the
"eaiity of the neither regions
Eyes n eat by stove
On the hottest
Day
He
Enjoys her asbestos
Consistency with all that
Ai'he soul he lis trying to save.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-27
STRIKE SEEMS CERTAIN.

me Evansville street railway COM
pany Is busy preparing for the strike
winch seems certain. Watchmen armed
with repeating rifles have been placed
at the car barns The car wfndo,,s
are being screened with a heavy tron-
work mesh to make them brick nroof
Half of the night police force want
Off duty at midnight with instruc+iors
to report a o'clock in he morntne
to assist the regular dav force
CAT HAS THE RABIES.
Three children were bitten bv . cat
with rabies at the home of Ttnrv
meyer, in Elkhart Ire victims arc
Lawrnce anI 1enora Meyer. resrcet-
lvely and gears old, and Robert Ell
We'll years old. The cat attacked
other children and was later killed bv
a policeman
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-05-27
GORED 10 DEAr4 nv

Il
Joseph Stoughton. "a years old .
wealthy farmer residing near Iopans
port in Caly township, was gored -
death by bull in lane on his farm
ne mad gone TO the pasture for the cat
tie and was driving them up The lana
when, It is supposed, the bull turned
upon him. and before he could make his
escape ran him down and gored and
trampled him to death.
PIGEON IN HEADLIGHT.
An employe of the Pennsylvania rail
road at Richmond found a carrier Mo
con inside the headlight of a locomo-
i've. 1t had struck the glass with
such farce as to break through bnt
was not killed. The bird is being carad
Tor by the railroad men, its injuries
having been dressed
GOLD IN A CHICKEN. 4
gold bearing spring chicken was
marketed at Columbus, and was bought
by Thomas Noblett. local druggist
" hen the chicken was dressed a gold
nugget of considerable size was found
m its craw. The chicken was sold bv
farmer near here. and now its feed |
ng place is being thoroughly searched
or other possible nuggests
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-01-16
Teachers Examination

Seventeen applicants stood the
Territorial mid-wlnter public
school examination which was con-
Quoted at the court house on Fri
day and Saturday. The examina.
tion was held under ihs snl,..s .,isitii-
OF Co. Supt. Cramer. The ques-
tlons are said to be exceedingly
hard this year and those standing
the examination put in good time
at the court house during the two
days. This papers were sent TO the
Territorial board in Ration Tor
correction and will be returned in
the course ct a week or so.
Those who stood the examina-
tion were; Miss Pansy Johnson,
Kirk, K, a. Crowiord and wife,
Lewis, Miss Fannie b. Williams,
Nara Visa, I. NJ. Spriggs, and
wife, Montoya, Horace Woodard,
Barancas, Mrs. ". a. Shull, Tu-
cumcari, c, a. Peyton, Bard,
Mrs. A. NJ. Buch, Hanley, Jerome
Damron, Hollene, A. J. Cannon,
Quay, Lanson, Mitchell and Shir.
lev Mitchell, Dodson, Joe Halle.
Jordan, Mrs. Minnie Pack, Tu-
cumcari and J. p. Gotcher, Ina.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-01-16
DRIVER SUSTAINS
PAINFUL INJURIES

Nuit,rinp with q painful elbow,
which has been d',lpru,d, \.
simpson, OF the B'll Ranch, cam,
to iurumcarl Tuesday NIGHT tor
medical treatment. Simpson rs
,npluycd or III, BELL Ranch a. a
driver and he sustained ms injury
hy failing from his wagon. II,
WAS driving a heavy load At tn,
TIM and on running into atut th,
wagon hruk, and threw him from
his position. lie struck tn,
ground with great iorcc and SD
serious Is his hu't that be- will h,
comucl.cd To- remain IN the cit,
tor several day, IN order to receive
dm.y medical attention,
Mr. and Mrs. 7. Is, rr,, oi
Corydon, Iowa, arrived IN IuDum.
carr Saturday and went T. san lon
Monday whcr" they will visit
several months with their dauph.
ter, Miss Ian, lry and Mr,. J.. f..
Whfc.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-01-16

Santa fe, y. NJ. Ian. The
Thirty eight Legislative Asscmb.
is which VIII convene on next
Iu'sdtN January -, will IN more
ways than one be- IN" most nom.
cntuu- IN thu history pt Sew Mex.
leo. Thu, IS chiefly d, ,cau,, rt Will
in all Iik,liho. i be- thu las, l"pr,.
iaturc o. b., held whI, NrN VI =.
iCO IS stli a trrttt.rN, a. every
indication points o. statehood dur.
Iug the wear 1000, winch would
II cen that ~" nrst stat, legislature
vi. C.Ly,uc GU 1910.
Interest m the coming session
c'ui,rs 10 proposed togI~lJt On.
he hottest night - ,Np,ct,d over
local optlou btiI, which wiIl nr
introduced early IN the session,
perhaps during the very ur~t week.
and much opposition Is expected
to h0ls having tor thor purpose
tno creation o. halt a dozen pr
more new counties. II {. an open
secret that Governor Curry will
recommend the passage pt a local
option law IN ms mrs.ag" TO the
Legislature What part nc will
take ~ the proposed county dIvi.
sion schemes - not known, but Il
O., believed b, Will favor the or,a.
II n pi one or more new counties.
IN, governor will also recommend
tur ahp '-nmcu' ut 30, Bur au pi
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-01-16

immigration as It Is now Cunstltut.
ed and the creation IN IT. stead ct
the office Di immigration com.
missioner ls an extra territorial
Department. As 20 who viii be-
,nr ur,t immigration COMMISSIONS,
no one but th' rNcCutly, know,
In addition TO the pa--ag. ,1t
laws above mentioned It 8, more
than hk,ly that the trgI latntr Will
create additional territorial board,
Two OF the 90 At least are known.
They will tea board OF ruilr1ad
aud a banking com
mi sion. The rapid growth ut the
territory demand, botn oi these.
Both II the proposed new boards
~, believed 20 have the endorse.
mcnt ot Governor Curry, who IS
yitally Interested IN any and ,aty.
thing that has IN, trrritOry.s vel.
iare AZ heart.
The organization oi the coming
Legislature has practically been
agreed upon Insofar a. 1t relates
to the prrsldlng officers over the
Council and the House 1i Repre-.
,rnta,iycs. Hon. Charlc, s..
Sples,, oi san Miguel county,
Will be- the unanimous choice Tor
president oi the Council. Mr..
Spices held that position two y,ar,
ago. There Is 4 warm cont, II On
tor th, honor Of speaker vt tn
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-01-16
POSTOfFICE IN RUINS
Experienced a Disastrous
Blaze Last Wednesday Night
ORIGIN or FIRE STILL A MYSTERY

\ telephone message from Nor
ton, eighteen miles from this city,
last Thursday morning stated that
A disastrrous nrc had laid the
Norton postuitCr and the store
building OF NJ. Norton ~ ruins
the night before, j. NJ. Norton
was in tins city At the time IT hre
and when seen hy a reporter he
stated that the loss amounted TO
over on, thousand dollars. MIR,
Norton who was also the post, as
ter there was under consider
able apprehension concerning the
KEY to thc mail pouch since h"
was under hond OF two thousand
Tor It's safe keeping, \ later teic'
phone call relieved his mind on this
point, however, tor the key was
found later among the debris OF
the building,
The orig n oi the hre is still
a mystery and several theories
have been advanced TO explain IT,.
some say that II was hred 10y
spitriul parties hut Norton dlscards
this on ;he ground that he has not
an enemy IN the world Others
say that there was public meet
ing in the building the night OF the
fire and that the blaze might have
occurred as the result OF eXtlnguish-
ing the lights carelessly after the
meeting had adjourned, \ third
idea is that the store was robbed
and then fired, This seems prob.
able and il is the nucleus most
likely to be worked on by the de-
,ectives.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-01-16
Choctaw Laborers Arriving

The building OF the Choctaw
has been scented from altar, and
already men have begun to come
10 luCumCarl to get employment
on the works. Many men who
were bound tor Dawson with the
intention OF getting work IN the coal
mines there, changed their plans
on reaching this C,ty and d,Cldcd
to remain here and wait Tor the
construction.
Beside these there are Others
who came with the intention oi
locating here and getting work on
the road Among the latter are a
great many MrNIcans from Old
Mexico and It was quite pathetic
10 SEE those who reached here dur
lng thy cold snap the hrSt oi the
week, as they sat around the de-
pot or huddlcd together around
their camp hrcs, near the stock
wards, patiently waiting tor the
work on the Choctaw to begin.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-01-16
TVCUMCARI
a MEMPHIS
lNCORPORA RATES
Choctaw Road Is to Be Named
After This City Con Sidered a
Compliment TO Tucvmcari
AFFORDS GREAT MEDIUM
or ADVERTISING

ri PaSo, Texas, Ian IS In.
papers have been hled
IN the office OF territorial secretary
Nathan Iaha by the Tuoumcari-
Memphis Railway company, a sub.
sidiary corporation Of the Rock
Island, which viii complete the
ChuCtaw extension To- IuCumCatl
begun several years ago, but aban.
donrd two years ago, The head
quarters are Chicago, Ill.,, and the
capital stock Is 81, 500, 600, The
incorporators and directors are:
B. l.. Wlnchcll, t.. {. LlndIey,
George II Crosby, NJ, l.. Bell and
:. /. Fulton. III PaSo Herald.
The naming OF the new railroad
after this city lN one ot the best
that could be- given
to TuCumcari. " rucumcarl- Mem
phis, It certainly SQUADS we'll, and
when people all over the United
States see the hig box cars with the
name of rucumcari Memphis print.
cd IN white letters on the sides
they will begin to believe, like
those who already know, that Tu'
cumcarl is a city sure enough,
Whcn a town can get tree adver'
tisemcnt from the Railroad com
pany It is going some and It Is
generally safe to bet that the rail
road company has great hopes anC
plans for the future OF that city.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-01-16
VOTE FOR SCHOOL BONDS
is ALMOST UNANIMOUS
$4,000 Is Voted for the Construction and Furnishing of
New School Buildings Here
>TTERsoN ELECTED JUSTICE OF PEACE
Fred White Defeats Newton Mathis for Constable of Pre-
cinct No. BY Majority of Sixy.four

Although last Monday was elec.
ton day Tor Justice ot Peace and
Constable there was little enthus.
lasm shown at the polls on this
ptesclnct until shortly before the
closing. The School Bond uues-
tlon ot this district, was voted on
at the same time and this, while
almost unanimous IN its result.
excited considerable more interest
among those using the ballot than
the election OF the Justice Of Peace
or Constable. The purpose OF
voting Tor OF against bonds in this
school district was tot the erection
OF additional school houses Tor the
district. The amount oi bonds
called Tor in the election was S2I.-
900 and they were voted in favor
OF by a ratio OF eight aud one halt
to one. The final count OF the
ballot was 23o TO 40, result which
shows clearly the attitude OF the
citizens OF the district toward edu-
cational improvements.
The results OF the Justice OF
Peace election was victory for
Judge K. l.. Patterson who carri-
ed the dav with Ii9 votes. Judge
Ed +. Saxon received go votes
and 5. II. Anderson 50 votes.
Fred White defeated Newt Ma.
this Tor the office OF Constable by
a majority of sixty four votes.
The voting on Monday was cx.
ceedingly light and only one third
OF the voters cast their ballots.
There was very little enthusiasm
shown and practically no election
eerIng was heard on the street cor.
ners or near the polls. II was
only matter ut simply voting
and every body seemed to know
before hand what the results would
be.
The voting OF the school bonds
was an exceedingly / portant
issue IN this city and the attitude
the people took on the question
will serve to advance the educati-
onal interests OF the city and dis
trlct abreast with the progress the
community is making IN all other
lines. 1t means that no more will
the school children of this city be
compelled to undergo the disad-
vantage that have heretofore
Handicapped them but that they will
have plenty OF room; ventilation,
light and heat as we'll as the due
amount oi individual attention
that they require.