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The Jasper news., 1909-09-16
SCHOOLS OPEN WITH @,
FULL ATTENDANCE.
Outlook is for Banner Year for
Both High School and Grades.

The bars were thrown down, up at
the school house Monday and the mills
of education have got few days start
on their eight months grind. 1t looks
| cal homelike to see the kids truding
back and forth again with their books
under their arm, and while we hadn't
noticed it particularly OF late we are
discovering that we missed them great
ly the past few months. Here's to the
school boy and school girl of 1909 10
may they live long aud prosper, and
never get close enough to funk than
to have more than nodding acquaint-
ance Herewith.
The attendance is little short OF
opening day last year, but the past few
days has seen the number increased
quite noticeabIy. 1t is thought the
the building will be "fuli up" by the
first of next week Supt. Wilson in.
forms US that 40 OF the 65 high school
students are from country, so the town
students will have to hustle to make a
showing this year. That is more than
normal country attendance, but very
weak for the town. OF the 65 the senior
class comprises q or nearly half. II
even fair per cent of these stick the
year out out the graduating class Of
10 will be the largest 10 the history OF
the school. The enrolment in the
grades is 100.
There are several changes 10 the fac
ulty this year. Supt. Wilson, who
teaches classes in the high school, and
his wife, the principal, are new to
Jasper, is also Prof. Brown who hand
les the eighth grade. Mrs. Rex is a
teacher of well established reputation
in the rural schools. Mrs. Hicks and
Miss Grow were valued members OF
the faculty last year.
ABOUT the only change in the cur
iculum of which we have heard any
intimation ia the intended devotion oi
full three years to the study si
Latin, Very little has been done il
!, in that subject in the past.
The school machinery is already
moving along nicely according to Supt
Wilson, with prospects for a good eigh
months work.
The Jasper news., 1909-09-16
HANDKERCHIEF
SALE

If you want to get
the Best Bargain in
handkerchiefs you ever
bought, come in Satur-
day and get them. You
will be surprised at the
quantity, quality and
the price. This is a one
day sale.
Resp,
J. D. Harbur.
The Jasper news., 1909-09-16

D. H. Badgley came in Sunday from
Birmingham, Ala, and joined his wife
and three children, who had been here
for some weeks past visiting heL parents
Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Cline. Mr.. Badg-
ley is Frisco engineer and, like most
men of that calling, is prospering, but
thinks some of getting into another
business. When he does, he says it
will not be in Birmingham, nor even in
Alabama, for while Birmingham is a
good town the country surrounding il
is very poor and filled with an unpro-
gressive people. They still resort to
farming methods and machinery o.
fifty years ago in Alabama. The Bsdg
leys returned home the first of thi,
week.
The Jasper news., 1909-09-16

Collection OF vegetables, chas wood.
row
collection of grains and grasses, ohas
woodrow
FINE ARTS
Quilts
Silk quilt, Mrs. E. A. Castlebury.
ID, Mrs H A Wells
WOOL quilt, Mrs e Sherrell. ID
Maude Rice
Calico quilt by lady over 10, Mrs
Carter
Collection 8 or more pieces, Mrs
Harve Buerge, 81 Mrs Julia collier
Lunch cloth, Ruth Small, I'd Mrs
Roy Harris,
Dresser scarf, Ruth Small, I'd Mrs
Geo Probert.
Display 8 or more pieces, Mrs Roy
Harris. I'd Mrs j M Zinn.
Embroidery
Sofa pillow, carrie Rathburn.
collection, Pearl Wescott.
Shirtwaist, Grace Rice, I'd Margaret
Hille.
Burned Wood
Display, Stella covert, I'd Mhble Har.
ris.
Sofa Pillow, Mrs Roy Harris, I'd Mrs
chas Ward.
Apron, Mrs H Hille, I'd Mrs E Sher.
rell.
Needlework by lady over 60, Mrs
Sarah Stockton.
Needlework by girl under Is, Martha
curtis, I'd Mable Harris.
PANTRY
Loaf bread from soft wheat -four, Mrs
w Day, I'd Mrs M Deardorff.
Loaf salt rising bread, Mrs H Hille.
Angel food cake Mrs Ed Boyd, I'd
Zelda covert.
Devils food cake, Mrs H Hall.
Fruit cake, Mrs Fl Hille.
cocoanut cake, Mrs D w Day, I'd
Mrs Ed Boyd.
choc cake by girl, Dorothy Hille.
Display preserves, chas Woodrow.
Display jelly, % Mrs H lille.
Display cane fruit, I'd Mrs DIV Day.
Display mixed pickles, Mrs H Hille,
I'd Mrs Joe Brenneman.
Display picked fruit, Mrs D w Day.
Tomato catsup, Mrs H Rille, I'd Har-
ley Follmer.
Picked oucumbers, Mrs H Hille, I'd
Mrs Joe Brenneman.
CONTESTS
Driving team, Frank Wolf, I'd E E
Daniels.
Single driver G Butler, I'd chas
| Woodrow.
Saddle pony, Walter Woods.
Boy horseback rider, Walter woods.
Pscksaddle race, 8 ward, Fred
Gresham, ID r Brown and---
Base ball thBow, S ward, Berl Bree-
den.
Girls jug breaking, Josie johnson, I'd
Pearl wescott.
Girls egg.race, Katie conway, I'd May
wood.
Boys potato race, Bryan Anderson,
81 Bryan Tiller.
Prettiest baby, Marie wood.
The Jasper news., 1909-09-16
N00P.,
J. D. Harbur.

Mr.. and Mrs. WIN Rice returned the
first of the week from Sulphur Springs.
Ark, where they spent month in
the interest of MIR. Rice's health.
which we understand is much improved.
The Jasper news., 1909-09-16

Miss Nell Mclaughlin of Lamar Wis
tied over Sunday with Miss Mamie
Simpson.
The Jasper news., 1909-09-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Q. F. Lyons are NOV
ing today to Webb City, where the for.
mer has position as conductor with
the street car company.
The Jasper news., 1909-09-16

Miss Ethel Thornton of Milo is Wis
iting her brother. L. E. Thornton OF
this city.
The Jasper news., 1909-09-16

Three rooms to rent. unfurnished, or
will sell place, a room house, in Jasper.
2t. L. d. SMITH.
The Jasper news., 1909-09-16

Little Rollins Knott. the infant son Of
DIR. and Mrs. W. II. Knott, is Just re.
covering from the effects of a fall several
days ago in which he suffered broken
collar bone.
The Jasper news., 1909-09-16

sMOTHER, what makes everything good these daysf'
'Why, it's that K e BAKING POWDER. Cake,
biscuit griddle-cakes all the same Since I've used
everything comes out just right crisp and fit for
like it. They refund your money you don't like it better
than any other, better mind you Then it's guaranteed
under every Pure Food Law you heard Of and you
won't believe it but less than what I've used real
nice saving understand it's because they don't belong to
the Baking Powder Trust" My, it's satisfaction to get
good value for your money these days when evehngs
high
The Jasper news., 1909-09-16

II0lS ll5I comprises all preInlumS poiu
by the committee up to yesterday morn
ing.l
Draft stallion, Jake Metzger
Jack, H A Vincent
Registered standard bred stallion, H.
A Vincent
Grade stallion, j s Rose
Draft colt, Philly Fergusou, I'd j E
Yates
Colt by grade stallion, Jas. Campbell,
I'd Mack Bellin
Colt by reg. stand. bred horse, Frank
Wolf, I'd Tom Hackett
Mule team, H E Bishop, ed H G
Smith
Draft team, @ E Wright, I'd E Nj
Gardner
Yearling draft colt, 8 w Garrett
Colt by coach horse, Chas. Stith
Yearliog mule, M A Hendricks
Sucking mule, Q D Mills
Colt by Kankakee ir 4o,343, Ed Ward
low, I'd Phip Budd
CAIIbh
Herefords
Bull, over yr, j r Kennel, I'd F
Kennel
COW over yr ] F Kennel, I'd F.
Gulick
Herd calves, j f Gulick
Bull calf under yr, j L Gulck
Shorthorn
Bull over yr, Smith & Malugin, I'd
John Gresham
COW over l yr Smith & Malugin, I'd
Smith s. Malugin
Herd calves, Smith IL Malugin
Bull under yr, Smith & Malugin
Jerseys
Heifer, I'd Ii G Griffin
SWINE
Poland china boar, Jack Bell
Boar, any breed, Jack Bell
Sow, any breed, j Gulick
SHEEP
Ram, Jack Bell
Ram yr and under ?, I'd E Lauder
baugh
Eve yr and under 2. I'd jack Bell
Eve lamb. Jack Bell
Flock, Jack Bell
Barred Plymouth Rocks, W Buzz
gard
Silver laced Wyandottes, Mrs A Kyle
Rhode Island Reds, Mrs H Hirie
Brown Leghorns, Cd Mrs C W Triplett
Ducks, d Wilson, I'd ehss Weedrow
Black Minorcas, c A covert
Buff Orpingtons, Chas. Ward
Bantams, Jake Kaderly
FARM PRODUCTS
Yellow corn, I'd carter
White corn, Sanford Smith, I'd j E
Kincaid
Other variety, I'd j S Garrsh
Sweet corn, M Deardortf, I'd w
coop
Wheat, Roydan Seidner, I'd VIM Pat
terson
White oats, VIM Patterson, I'd H
Greniger
Other Variety, H Greniger, I'd J S
Gresham
Butter beans, cbas. Woodrow
stalks corn, Chas. Woodrow, I'd II
G Griffin
Sweet potatoes, Mrs w Brenneman,
e j Lauderbaugh
Tomatoes, E LauderbauEh
Beets, E | Laudsrbaugh
Onions, j E Kincaid, I'd H Greniger
watermelon, Scott carr
Ben Davis apples, C carter
Jonathan apples, Mrs r d Mcconnell
winesap apples, Henry Greniger,
I'd Thos Dodd
Sweet apples, Chas ward, I'd car
Nter
Other variety, A King, I'd H Grsni
.ger
Plums, Chas Livingston
collection of apples, D woods, 2c
E Lauderbaugh
The Jasper news., 1909-09-16
Report of Condition of
No. $3.50

No. 1868
The First National Bank, at Jasper in
the State OF Missouri, at the close .of
business, September l, 1909.
Loans and Discounts. ........7 70, ,232 40
Overdrafts, secured and un-
U. 8. Bonds to secure circula-
tion. .......... ....lZ,ouo w
Premiums on U. s. Bonds. -. .46s rs
Banking house, Furniture, and
Fixtures. ................ Dob 75r
Due from National Banks
mot reserve agents. 1900 90
Due from State and Private
Banks and BanKers, Trust
Companies, and Savings
Banks. .............o .o,UVu ,UO
Due from approved Reserve
agents .zS, 4oz 10
Checks aud other Cash Items. -. .s6 :38
Notes OF other National Banks. 200 90
Fractional Paper Currency,
Nickles, and Cents s............ .13 90
Specie. ............ .5,l65 81
Legai.teuder notes. 1,s45 90. 7,0l0 "a
Redemption fund with U. s.
Treasurer (5 per cent of
sirculation) ...... ...........oSo w
The Jasper news., 1909-09-16

Pretty kinky mornings here lately.
Ben Weston is seriously i'll.
The Jasper news., 1909-09-16
Karnival Premium Winners

This list comprises all premiums paid
by the committee up to yesterday morn
ingl
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-09-24
Adequate Water Supply
Very Badly Needed

The Islander confesses to some sur
prise that the municipal authorities
have not as yet done nything toward
providing the town with an adequate
supply of fresh water for domestic
and manufacturing use and fire pro-
lection. 1t should cost only a few
dollars to ascertain whether the ele-
vation Of Trout lake is sufficient to
admit of obtaining gravity supply
from there. and. it it is, All estimate
of the cost of six or eight lncn pipe
line should be made. If survey
shows that water cannot be obtained
from there, steps should be taken to
obtain it from bored wells and stor
age reservoirs. A large portion of the
water supply of the city of Tacoma is
obtained from bored wells and many
other places obtain their water in
like manner. A gravity system is Of
course preferable and it seems to the
Islander that the municipal authori-
ties are very dilatory about ascertain.
ing whether such supply can be OBJ
tained from Trout lake. A fine water
system would do as much or more than
any other one thing to enhance the
beauty of the town and stimulate its
oroWth
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-09-24
Unlawful to Ship
Certain Game Birds

! In view of the fact that the open
season for the hunting OF certain game
birds is close at hand. October ISL
it seems an opportune time to puo'
lish the new game law, as there are
u,any who are not familiar with itS
provisions. This bill. introduced Cy
Representative Bugge, Of this county.
was passed by botn houses of the leg
islature last February and became g
law on the 18th of June.
An act to prohibit the taking away
shipment, or transportation of certain
game birds from the islands OF the
State of Washington comprising the
present counties of San Juan and Is
land. and fixing penalty for the Vio-
lation thereof.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of
the State of Washington:
Section L. Any person. persons.
or corporation who shall take away.
ship or transport from the Islands
comprised within the limits of the
boundaries Of either San Juan or Is
land counties in the State of Wash
ington. any quail or bob white, or
any Chinese. English, golden, Reeves,
Mongolian, silver, black neck, or Jap
anese pheasants shall be guilty OF a
misdemeanor, and upon convict on OF
any violation OF the provisions of this
act. shall te punished by fine OF not
less than ten (S1O. 00) dollars or more
than one hundred (510O. 00) dollars
for each offense; or Imprisonment In
the county Jail for period of not less
than thirty days. nor more than six
months ;or both by fine and imprison-
ment in the discretion of the court.
Sec 2. Each bird so shipped. ia
ken away. or transported from said
islands as aforesaid shall constitute a
separate offense under this act.
Sec 3. The provisions of this act
shall not apply to any person. or per
sons or corporation who may be el-
gagged, or shall hereafter be enga .;5A
in the business of propagation, raising
or breeding of anv aforesaid described
birds: as to any of said birds which
may have been propagated, bred and
raised in captivity for commercial
or domestic purposes.
Sec 4. This act only applies and
is intended to apply to wild game
birds. such as have been described
herein.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-09-24
Return From Cruise
In Alaskan Waters

David Fountain, of this island,
and Oswold Steel. of Bellingham, re-
turned on Wednesday of last week
from a months cruise in Alaskan
waters. taking the trip in Mr.. Foun
tain's % foot launch. They went as
tar north as Cape Scott and report a
line trip. full of Interesting experien-
ces. While passing through Todd s
Narrows they narrowly escaped being
capslZed by big whale, the monster
crossing their bows not more than a
hundred feet ahead Mr.. Fountain
says as there was not room in the
channel for us to pass in safety we
made for the shore as quickly as we
could and gave the aforesaid the right
of way without stopping to question
our rights in the matter. They re
port having seen many Indians fish.
iiig In Seymour Narrows and say that
one OF them, while they were there,
caught eighty silver salmon IN three
hours. On their return trip tney
stopped at Campbell river and while
there the big salmon uannery located
at that point was entirely DESTROYED
by fire together with the seasons en-
tire pack.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-09-24
San Juan County
Fares Well At Fair

San Juan County has Jared very
we'll at the A. Y. P. exposition. In
a note to the Islander Mr.. Court an
nounces that the display of mounted
deer heads. eagle, owls and pheasants
has taken the bronze medal. Tobac
co raised by P Bostian at East
Suund received the silver medal. the
banner for cherries, and honorable
mention for models from the Reed
ship-yard at Decatur island, all came
to this county.
Mr.. Court says that be has sufii-
Client supply of grain in the bundle,
but is anxious to have larger displays
of fruits. vegetab bles and flowers. The
exhibit should be. kept in good con
dition, which can only be done by
frequent additions to the supply on
hand.
Flowers should be packed careful
ly, and Mr.. Court notified as to the
probable date of their arrival. in or
der that he may meet the boat and
give the flowers the care that they re-
quire.
During these last few weeks the
people of this county should make an
extra effort to make fine display Of
it's products. The pears and apples
grown here are wonderfully fine, and
this is a golden opportunity for ad-
vertising their merits to the world.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-09-24
Coast Loses Large
Contract for Oats

1t is expected that the big govern
ment contract for 10, 900 tons of oats
for shipment to the Philippines for
which bids we're opened last week.
will 90 to a Minneapolis firm. whose
bid was about ST. ton lower than
the lowest coast bid, Notwithstanding
the fact that it costs $40 pe- ton to
ship from Minnesota and the Dakotas
tn this coast. The loss of this big
contract may have a marked effect
upon the price of oats IN this state.
W. W. Robinson. of Seattle. who
has had the government contract for
saverai wears and was the lowest coast
bidder this year, Is quoted as saying !;
uPrior to the time the government
commenced to purchase forage. oats
sold as low as SIS. OF course. that
price will probably never prevail
again in the Northwest. regardless OF
whether this trade comes again or
nor. The farmers made big mistake
hv taking it for granted that this
business would be placed here indeh-
nitelv. They also made the mistake
of thinking that because prices were
high last year when the oat crop was
short all over the country. prices
would be correspondingly high THIS
year. The trouble is. the oat crop
the country over is heavy and tnis Is
especially true In Washington
When Minneapolis dealers can pay
al freight on their oats from point
of origin to Seattle and under-sell US
here. IL should be self evident that
somethino is wrong with prices here. :
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-09-24

The San Juan Gun Club held a
shoot on Sunday at Argyle for the
Dupont trophy and for beautiful
set of after dinner coffee cups and
saucers. presented by Mr.. Level,
manager of the powder company at
Victoria. John Douglas. Jr., was
high gun, making a score of "a out
OF possible 25, with Joe Groll a
close second.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-09-24

DR.. and Mrs. George B. Smith. of
Anacortes. came in on the City of
Anacortes on Wednesday evening
from. Anacortes. DR.. Smith was call
ed in consultation by DR.. Wright in
the case of Dick Worthington, who
was injured on Friday evening.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-09-24

Will Jakles has taken the local
agency for the Clifton Motor Works.
of Cincinnati, whose general agent
for this state. Mr.. A. M. Darling, OF
Olympia. was here Tuesday in the fine
launch Chester Dr..
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-09-24

Farmers on Orcas, Blakeley ana
Decatur islands are advised TO Keep
all Of their calves in their barns week
after next. as Capt. Basford, OF the
steamer islander intends going hunt
for deer.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-09-24

Mrs. W. H. Higgins will entertain
the Ladies' Aid at her home on Fri
day afternoon. October 1, at 2:30. ).
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-09-24

The Western Mills and Lumber
Company is doubling the capacity of
its shingle mill.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-09-24

Alfred Coffelt has returned from q
business trip to Bellingham.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-10-25
COURT ORDER ON
LIQUOR SHIPMENTS
STATE OFFICIALS TEMPORARILY
RESTRAINED By Fedora.
JUDGE-lNTER Law

Guthrie, Okla. oct 2i-Upon ap-
plica'ion OF r. n. McAdams OF Okla.
hCma city, attorney Tor y ST. Louis
liquor ,irm. Federal Judge Cotteral
.oday granted temporary restrain.
ing order which H. viii hear next
Tuesday, against state prohibition
cntCrcemcnc Cfliccr5 from inIcrfer.
ing with interstate shipments OF II.
Quoc until delivery has been made
to consignecs
The petition alleges that officers
have already seized stock TO the
value Of $l,2G4 Shipments are mad"
under shippers order" order moi.
'y, sight draft" or bill of lading''
method. the petition states. the con.
sigEees being bona fidc persons and
delivery Is made TO them upon pay,
ment OF sight draft. Until such de-
livery can be- made, the complain,
show, tho shipments are interstate
IN character and not subject 10 con.
trol by the state under is police
power.
The restraining order applies
agains' Superintendent Stone Of the
estate dispensary and Assistant
Waugh, Slurdock, Fenton and Cain
and Special Enforcement Attorney
Hayes. Application was also made
Tor an order preventing Justices OF
the Peace OF Oklahoma county from
issuing search and seizure warrants,
which Judge Cotlcral refused 10
grant
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-10-25
OKLAHOMA STATE BOARD OF
AGRICULTURE

Guthric. Okla, Oct 25.-.No;l,c Is
hereby given Tor the holding OF IN,
annual meeting Of the County Farm.
crs' Institute on the w,st sid" OF the
state Onc-day meeting will be h"la
at IN" county seats, The forenoon
scs ion will begin at 10 o'clock and
the afternoon sessions ~ 1880 The
Institute vii be- held rain or shine.
The counties are arranged 10 itin.
cra,icS 20 save time and expense and
1t will not De convenient to change
dates
Statc lecturers viii be- present 10
discuss subjects OF interest 70 farm.
cgs and business men. Forage crops,
cereal crops and like stock indusJr,
and dairy subjects will De- made
specially in all thc Institutes through.
out the stat" Farmers are urged to
bring their wives and children and al.
tend these meetings Discussions on
Domestic Science win be given tor the
benefit OF the ladies'
,.,,. 80 .......' " - -, ,'.' '''
.,.,,',..
,,.,,., ~. ,o,o r., -.
,,,I -. .,.,-,.,.,,. -.
dates and places OF institutes;
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-10-25
INDIAN CASE IN
SUPREME COURT
SOME ELEVEN THOUSAND PER.
SONS INTERESTED IN CASE
NOW BEFORE SUPREME COURT.

Washington. oct. q. Some eleven
Thousand or more persons. wh.sc
names are excluded by IN. commits
sion TO The five civilized tribes and
tn" Choctaw.Chickasaw Citizenship
court from the rolls Of the five civ.
ilizrd tribes wcr" involved in case
upon which argument was begun in
United STATE supreme court ycstcr.
day. Frank iIagclman argued f,r the
appellants and Solicitor General Bow.
er5 for the appellccs
The case was entitled J. r. t1cm.
ing Il al against Green McCurtain
Douglas II Johnston and all persons
appearing with them on the citizen.
ship rolls oi the Choctaw and Chick.
asuw nations, and all persons whose
names appear on the freedmen rolls
Of uch nations and the secretary
OF the Interior
The appellants charged the commits.
sion to On" five civilized tribes and
The Choctgw-Chlckasaw citiz. z.nshlp
court with fraud. bribery and mis-
take of law and of fat in the dis
charge Of their respective duties The
question involved In this case is q
tremendous enc
For more than decade thu work
of the agents of congress has been
accepted a. final by all except the
claimants In the Fleming case. who
seek to overthrow everything that
hats been done says the bureau Of
Indian affairs in a statement bear.
ing on III" case tOday. II they sue.
cccd no man who has been acccpi.
ID g. member OF the ChoctaT
and Chirka5aw tribes. and who has
improved an allotment OF land Hill
know exactly whore h" stands To
review the entire work OF the com.
mission OF the five civilized tribes
presents colossal task and would
eventually affect every one who has
acquired land under the original
acts of that commission and the In.
dian citizenship court. The rights OF
nearly forty thousand accepted and
cnrcNod persons, as opposed - these
claiming in the Fleming ease, are
/ in som" measure involved in this
suit"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-10-25
MEN AND WOMEN WANTED.
The Unted States Government Gives
Railway Mail Clerks $500
Year 20 start and IN.
creases 10 $1,000

hcl' sam VIII hold an rNamiui.
uon for Pos'a, Clerks and Letter
Carriers .u oklahoma in November.
for other positions ON different dates.
10 is estimated that $4,000 appoint
m"nt~ Viii ac made This year. I.1
Government wants people over IS
Years 10 take The examination viii
pay them well and give them an
anuua. vacation with full pay Tho
lurrau of Instructions. Rochester. y
~ vita It's thorough knowledge OF
Al, ,he requirements can III anyone
in q few weeks 20 pass \ Govern
mont Position means employment for
life. Prepare now for the examination.
Any reader Of the Ardmorcltc can 'et
full information by writing the Bu
roau of Instructions. 1910 Hlmlin
Building, Rochester. y, Y