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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-04-01
learns that apprenticeship usually
means long service with scanty pres

learns that apprenticeship usually
means long service with scanty pres
ent returns. But the motive of pres
ent necessity is usually forcing this
child. He enters the ranks of the
unskilled laborers to struggle as best
he can. He may find opportunity and
gradually attain industrial efficiency.
But frequently his career is one of
weary incompentency and often COM
plete failure. The school might have
prepared this child for successful SER
vice. But rather through its lack
of organized recognition it aided in
his undoing. The children upon whom
this pressure of economic necessity
falls heavily form the larger proper
ton of the pupils in our public
schools. Emphasis upon the vocation
al side of their training is an essen
tial step in the process of making ed
ucation educative.
1t is no part of my present pur-
pose to enter into the purely pedagog-
ical phases of this question. 1t seems
more fitting to find it's immediate ap-
plication to our own conditions.
Within our own state there is ur-
gent need for more comprehensive
training along the line of scientific ag-
riculture. No single institution can
serve for the solution of the prob
lem. To make this an educational
and economic accomplishment of
practical worth, we must see the pos
sibilities undeveloped in our rural
schools. For the people most con-
cerned in this phase of production
there must be direct provision. If
the young people of our rural COM
munities were trained to study and
investigate their social and economic
situation, the returns would benefit
the country at large. If our rural
schools fulfilled their larger purpose,
we should hear less about the dis
content with country life and the
dreariness of social conditions in
rural sections. The subject of scien-
tific agriculture along with mechan-
les should form part of the curricu-
lum of every rural school, The study
of household science should be mod
ified to meet rural needs. The econ
omic and social gain resulting would
benefit the whole people.
Economic conditions are such that
the unframed man or woman can ex-
pect merely failure. In time the ma
chine brushes them. Their Industrial
efficiency demands preservation. BY
this means a gradual betterment of
our conditions must come. Our
schools must keep pace with the ma
tional tendency. 1t is only thus that
this tide can be turned into high
err channels. In the end it is the
preservation of that idealistic spirit
that has made America great among
the nations.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-04-01
TO FIRST DISTRICT CLUB WOMEN
My Dear Mrs. Trego.

My Dear Mrs. Trego.
The executive board requests that
you as chairman of the press, Echoes
of Women's club and transportation
committees meet at Blackfoot, Thurs
day, April 21st in conference with
the executive board and the chair
men of standing committees of the
district.
Come prepared to suggest and
help plan ways and means whereby
we may create working force
through out the district.
Mrs. Gagon and Mrs. Mitchell have
been appointed as members of your
press committee in place of yourself
for the V. I. S. and Mrs. Mitchell for
the Current Event in my place.
Please copy in Echoes the call for
the conference of chairmen and ex-
ecutve board, addressing it to the
board and chairman in place of your
self of press committees, etc.
Will soon send list of charges
on committees to be published.
Fraternally yours.
MRS. J. B. DAVIS,
Cor. Sec. First Dist. Federation.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-04-01
March %, 10.

st. Anthony Literary club gave
s.The Country P. o. and General
Store" last Saturday evening for the
benefit of the Loan Scholarship Fund.
Today the committee handed to the
chairman of the state scholarship
fund a check for one hundred dollars
the proceeds of the entertainment. IL
was very encouraging to find every
member, every friend of the club, the
press, hall manager and business man
ready and willing to make the AFFAIR
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-04-01

uorhocfvJc Extraets-The top notch
ndIuSSly ) brand Of the choosing.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-04-01
IOWA'S PROGRESSIVE LEAGUE

The Courant-
Plans are being discussed for
greater cooperation between the
League of Iowa Municipalities and
the National Municipal League. The
Iowa League has membership which
covers 210 cities and towns and it is
one of the most active agencies in the
West for good government. Mayor
D. Macrae, Jr., of Council Bluffs, is
president, and Frank G.. Pierce of
Marshalltown, secretary-treasurer.
In the movement to obtain law
from the legislators enabling cities
of less than $1,000 population to
adopt the commission form of gov
eminent, the Iowa League was the
strongest factor.
+ f. 1.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-04-01
Home Missionary Appointments from Feb l3to Apr. d. 10

A. NJ. Nielsen and S. S. Humphreys.
Jas. Wray and Geo. Il. White. go.
Jas. G. Johnston and Isaac Johnston
p. G. Johnston and G. L. Braley. -.
Lars Sorenson and Lot S. Hess. go.
Nofear Davis and +. w. Crockett.
Geo. b. White and o. J. Cobbley e.
Ernest F.. Hale and Jos. II. Merrill.
p. f. Van Orden and p. G. Fjelsted.
Il. N. Freeman and Bert Il. Pope.
Geo. Fl. Smith and Lester M. Belnap
Arthur Hale and Jas. Yancey .....
Jacob Bragger, Jos. N. Christensen
A. Y. Satterfield and John w. Jones
David Wheeler and John s. BOwker.
Grin Nj. Hess and Earl Edwards
VIM. N. Patten and Vim. Il. King :.
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requested to either
time opportunity
S inoutf
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Put your Want Ads in The Repub-
lican where they will bring you quick
results.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-21
FRESHMEN TIE UP
SOPHS LIKE BIRDS

Dear old Alma Mater was aveng.
cd when horde OF varsity fresh.
men oYerehme "A somewhat smaller
but desperate band Of H0phOmOrea
on Denny field last night.
The freshiea were deeply in.
cenacd yesterday morning when
they found the campus plasiered
with insulting posters After de-.
atroylng the offending "proca" the
freshmen gathered at the King -.
station and started for the campus
In a body A baud OF hardy sopha
lay Ia waiting. and for half an hour
u was beautiful scrap.
Whom the smoke ~ battle lifted
the freshmen had every aoph
truased like a fowl And just 10 rub
u In. tho freshmen ovorpoWcred
Jack Patton and y Van Presley.
leaders ~ tho class. and marooned
them on Foster island. IN Lake Tn.
ion Thus waa dear old Alma Ma.
ter avenged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-21
MAY
ENTER OUR
LEAGUE

Prrasat indications point % the
addition % Portland aud some other
city 10 the Northwestern league
next year A. meeting nf Pacific
coast maguaisa Last week at san
Francisco the matter came 40. and
no objection Naa raised 20 coutlpu
Gus ball IN tho sob fn0ted clty.
There u no probability that ihn
Pacific Coast league Will he exfond
- TO include Seattle. a. had hocn
talked Of earlier In the season flash
President nuEdalc. % Seattle. and
Indgs NcCrvdie. who 0wnA The
Portland grounda. haze plainly Sat
ed 40
Nc9rndir may own both pofsiArd
teams. but thai IL not an anaufsd
fact He may decide 10 raas nj
grounds 70 ether Portland &c ksns.
Nho may become responsible for
the Portland Northwestern teams
fortunes.
IN case Portland In again taken
into The Northwestern league. Vic.
toria. Everett and North Yakima
all become candidates for the
eighth league city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-21
Y0UhGSTER DROPS
CLOSE GAME

VANCOUVER. II. c.. Sept al
Young MoQuarry. the Tacoma high
school star. made his debut yeater
day In league baseball by pitching
an excellent game for the Beavers,
but losing the game in the last
chapter when he issued pass TO
Warren and allowed Rockcpfield.
stevens and Massey 10 bunch bits
and shove a run over,
Bert Hail pitched for the Tigers
and allowed but three hits. The
feature Of the game was McQuarry q
fast work heading of hlankonship's
attempt to reach home, In the
sixth inning when Lewis and the
Tigers captain oolllded and knock
ed each other ont Tor a few min
utes. Score. Vancouver Q. Tacoma /.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-21
BALLooElsTs BARELY
ESCAPE DEATH.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept al
AeFonauis Altholt and Graham.
Who plotted The balloon Pennayl.
vauia IN the national championship
balloon race. which started from
indianapolis Saturday. reached
Philadelphia today. much the worse
for their trip They escaped death
only by the narruWeat margin. they
wHV
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-21
ALL THE UP-TO-DATE DOPE AND INSIDE
INFORMATION ABOUT THE MEN WHO PLAY
JAP FIGHTS FOR PLACE ON
VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM

cineh on the left end position. the
same he held down last year
The elongated champion making
coach has not put his men through
RctimmaEe work yet. Yesterday he
explained the fine points Of the
game under the new rules 10 the
football aspirants who turned out.
and illustrated his remarks profnse-
" with chalk marks on 4 big black.
board Passing the ball and run.
ming through some signal work con
htituied the practice yesterday. nlll
C0yle and Mucklestone have not res.
iatered yet spafger registered.
hut has 40 far failed 20 turn out
for practice
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-21

nlll Mattaon'a position rs right
end made vacant by bis entering
lho University OF Pennsylvania 10
study medicine. has given rise 10
a fierce contest between Hnwlcy
and Ohnick, last years ends on
Washington'n ncru- team Ohnick
IL the ncrappy Japanese who made
good both on the Broadway aud
Lincoln high school teams.
Coach Dobie IL also trying out
Bill Severyna aud Pete HUSKY for
the position. and there IL al present
no telling who may land the Job
Warren Grimm. the fleet footed
brother OF Captain Grimm. has a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-21

n took i5 innings Of the hardest
Mind Of baseball for Spokane to win
yesterday aud cinch the 1910 pen
nant. In the annals or pugdale
park Il will go down as some game,
replete With brilliant plays and va
rious surprises
Spokane had the game apparent
~ won on Davis home run In the
sixth. until the last half OF the
ninth. Kenneth led off and was re-
tired Weed punched the bali TO
the fence. between right and center
travelling To second. Cruikshank
hit. but good fielding held Weed
al third seaton damned one down
on the ground to Hetling on third.
Uetling iuggled the ball aud Weed
came home. knotting the score
Neither side scored again untl
the 18th In the final. with Two
down. Frlsk took a slow ball in the
rib and got to first Nordy he drove
a scrcamer 70 center. where Moran
used hands and feet on the ban
with the result that Frisk scored.
Hetllng flew out.
II looked very much as II the
game would be tied again. Moran
and Raymond each eiouted the ball
for single Bennett advanced
them. giving Weed the opportunity
10 be the hero OF the day. Weed
was hit on the hand on his second
strike. breaking a finger Duncan.
with one strike 20 go. replaced MIN
a, bat and famed Cruikshank was
retired. CoOney 10 Nordyke, and the
game vas fought and won.
Hinkle and Klillay both pitched
great ball. with the edge Tor the
Spokane man. The taileuders were
forced 20 do some spectacular Held
ing 70 save Hinkie az times, notably
ne-handed spears by Bennett and
Seafnn. The score:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-21
TRY ORAL
BETTING

NEW YORK. Sept 2l.--That
racing ON the Pacific coast viii be
established on lie old footing. with
oral betting. was the declaration 10.
day Of President Williams OF the
California Jockey club
The oral Hyalem Of betting has
proved a success. said Williams,
Racing al Emeryyi.e this year.
vith the oral system. viii be carried
on as Il waH before the antiDetiing
ias Mas put into effect Last year
waH more Of an experiment than
anything else. and the test proved
satisfactory
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-21
Bllllarsls,s @Leery.@

NEW YORK. Sept Neither
Willie Hoppe or slossen have de-
cided today whetheT they would &C.
cepi the challenge Of Ora Morn
ingatar foF a six-ulght series OF bill
llAFAa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-21
MAJESTIC THEATRE FREE

Watch the classified columns OF
The Star.
Some where there are two FREQ
tickets advertised They will be
given o the persons whose names
are enjoned In the ad. These
names were picked from tho elrec.
tory. fhcy may be your own.
There Is Always a rood show az the
Ntlr tic Read The Star classified
ads and Get tho Habit"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-21
Totals 81 2 IL Is IS

Sore BY innings.
Seattle aaaa00 FL
Spokane 8na00t0a08 l--z
Summary Two-baRe hita-Beu-
nett. Weed Nordyke. kliliiay Home
ruu-naVts Double niaYa--ftaw.
uoud 60 Bennett to Weed Akin 10
Raymond 20 Weed. Akin 20 Weed 70
Akin. Sacrifice hits Davis. Hstling
Eetxel stolen base Davis struck
out BY Hinkts. 2 BY Keiinekey. a..
by EtlHi0y. 10. Bases on halia@Uff
Hiukis off Klillfay. Q Wlid
pitches -iiinkts kiliilsy Hit BY
pitched haii--Friak. Davis and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-21

Ever hear that silly expression FOR THE LOVE OF
MKE"2
Pretty common isn't it2 Condo. OF The Stars
oons has been driven almost the point OF nuttncss By
IT, lie smpy couldn't keep Il ia his system any longer
so the PINK EXTRA OF The Star will have something on
MIKE every night for awhile.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-21
For Tacoma.
FLY on the FLYER.
snATTLE-TACoMA ROUTE
PARE. 1-s~--Hot Nh THtP. zoe

UWF FfWlHW FFfEH FFWFfF
Leave seattle -Ef5 and lQtls O. M.
g.as and asb D. NJ.
Leave Ta~oma--t ~ a. m and 1915,
ass and 20 D ga
Dock. Seattle. y. Il.
wharf. Tacoma
seattle Tel. Main l7e Tacoma Tel.
ig2
Subject 20 change without notice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-21

Sheriff hob CHAMBER aud that
Russian prince would prove
drawing card IN a aix round thlnR.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-21
SHORT SPORT

Charles Mullen. the Seattle boy
who IL drawing down g. 600 a year
from Chicago. has a good chance
70 do come Of the heavy Work on
the initial sack for Comiakey next
season Tho White soK manager
released Chic 0andili the other
dag.
Nov that the talk Of an eight.
taam league Tor the Northwest has
commenced. fans are asking them.
SELVES whether Aberdeen sili again
make a bid for admission 60 circuit.
Fielder Jones "a spoken ~ as
iikeiY 10 take charge 81 The Port.
land team n n should come lnto
the Northwestern league again.
Fielder 1onra IL said 70 have ~.
fused tg0 o90 20 play with the big
leagues bat played with the bush
ieaRuefs In Chehailn instead. Che.
halls came withln seven pcinta ~
winning the South western Wash.
lngion league peunant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-21

John r. Brush. owner Of the
Giants la In Chicago for bis health
Can sou beat ~ In Chicago!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-21

--Babe Adams. sensation in last
worlds series. IN beginning to show
bis value At that he has a better
average than his team. right now.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-21

This may be- excusahle. but 20
pull II more than once ought 90
bring a verdict OF iustifiable homi.
eide. II Iaioie can't win the auto
he can AZ least Ty Cobb
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-21

Score bY Innings
Vanrouvsr. .... B 70 n0aa o o Go
Tacoma ..... 90 o . I'll
summary Twns base btt stevens
stolen base -HsuekuHfie}d Sacrifice
hitH-t.eNis tail ttaasa on balls
of MrQMarrY g struck out iiy
STAN. A. by MeQuarry. 3 uouble
play HroMn % Ncharnw cher. LEFT
on bases Vancouver. 4 Tacoma 6
Time % Ramvt hour IL mlnutra.
Impira-fialL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-21

Jack Johnson has agreed 20 mect
sam fauRford. That's the report
from Boston But they have not
signed up yet And they havsa't
fought yet either.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-21

Dance at Draamiand tonight
see
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-15

Meilen lang peroen ioIlelt. 9urd)
bieie gnlagen ioIen ni6t renigcr
als 100000 9der berieieIt neroen.
9ie Sirma in aanios GitD bot Die
9lrbeiten fir $12,997000 iiternoln.
men.
Oe 9unoesregierung beabiid-
tigt Sot 5prings in Qrfanias in eli,
nen Der ifoniten &urorte Der &selt
5u peripanoeln. Sic bat oesGelb oen
5itperintenoenten Der oortisen Sort.
8eierbation, Sarrp $. MeDers, an
9eiuieien. eine gfunoreiie burb Die
beriibnlten 8ooeorte @uropa's gu
MAIDEN, iie iib genau all5uibaren
.llno Ser 3egierung nodber gnpfeb-
lungen iiber grobartige Earfonlngen
llno oergleid)en por5ulegen.
Gear.M6n1irol 2euse' 1T gum
s3onnuanbanten Ser @alDingtun
)iapD Uoro ernannt lporbet1. &eor-
slontiral 2else lit Der Sobn oe:
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geniusbeamten ieine geationalitGi
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SIR babt nidt iuodemIang au iuartcm
Sine Sun 9lntpnio Sanitrntion.

@arten lit erltrnutigeno.
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non.
gr8ablen bon roi6er uno iihsrer
Seilung.
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iagt: SD fiible, baB i1 Goan's Nie-
rem &ilen nibt bo6 genllg preiien
fam. SD lit langere 3eit an Nie-
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6rodte mir balo before @eilnbbeit,
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8reis so Gents. Goiter-WiIburn
60, 9uffalo, Seem Oorf, oleinige
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grinnert @,ib 6es Namens =
Doans - lno ilehmt feline onoeren.
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nid)t BON porneberein ein ausiiats-
loier fein follte.
= Irin5.Ieeent 2uitpolo Don
8abern bat ieinen SO. @e6urtstaq
gefeiert. 9ei oieier @elegen9eit be-
ben groBe Seitlihfeiten itatIgefun-
ben.
saul &epie bat ods @robfonl-
turfrer5 oes 8erbienlt-Srbens Der
baDerii6en arone erbaIten. sJiit orc.
ier SrbensnerIeibung iit Der periSn.
li6e gloel perbunbe1.
&arl 2ueger, Der perltorbene
giirgerrneiiter BON @ien, bat Elm po.
litiiGes Seitament binterlaIien, hos
ioeben peroffentli6t tporoen lit. ssr
oenielben bei6port er Die BON ibnl
ms 0aiein gerirfene lno mahtg
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mig uno oll5eit gut mienerii1 5u bIei-
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glementen gu perbunoen uno ben
aanpf gegen ltneorn ME aufauae-
ben gu ieinem Nadiolecr BE-
itimmt er ben iebigen Sanoclsnini-
ifer @eiBfirdner, ben er anfleht.
Die @abl nidt ab5ulebnen, ipem iie
ollf i'm fa0en iollte.
Gin amerifanilher GiienbaEn-
glngeltellter namens CHARLES 9iet.
itof 1T, pie aus gl 8aio gemelhet
miro, in 5an ggnacio, iln inerifal,i.
iden Staote Sinaloa.. mesen Got
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perurteilt porben. Gr Ioa ieinen
gfebolper auf cine groBere Dseniden-
menge obeefeuert uno einen WonlI
getotet uno einen anoerm erlnoroet
baben.
Cine 9auptattraftion auf Der
6iesiabrigen Snternotionolen Soao.
ausitellnng in @ien miro ci,l Sell
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5beooore 9fooiepelt bilben. @err
fooiepelt bat on Die Better Des I'm.
ternebmens telegrapbiert, er tper6e
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nefe, I'M ie6sunoaebt5igiten 2ebens-
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Sabre 1902 in ben NnbeItano eetre-
ten.
= Son ben Wfiniitern Dfiilercno
uno gortbou lit in Der frall5oiiide;l
0eputirteitfammer no6nals hie gr-
flaruna abaegeben iporoen oub bei
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Dor Sen OIterferien erleoiet ,peroeu
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gnrtibea muroe perbaftet. Ser Sur
full bat groBes Anfieben pcruriadt,
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lieolungen IN Der Bernarb Brairie.
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fannteiten Herlonlihteiten lsller @je.
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terlabt cine Grau unb mebrere flci,
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iih Elm geipiiier Stepe Yognaro er-
bangt. Der Mann mar III ct.
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auf feline @rgreifung ausgelett.
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muns in &asfea Gountp Daben Die
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tat eeiieet.
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3eit cine &onpention ab.
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moroen. Die ausitellung ioa ie9r
reidbaItig iein.