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The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-17

If an indictment is not returned by the grand jury now in session before that time, the preliminary hearing of William Majors, the Louisville and Nashville fireman charged with train day morning in Judge I. H. Benners' division of the inferior court. Majors will be represented by Attorney Jere c. King, who was employed by the Brotherhood of Locomotive Bremen, and by the Bessemer law firm of Good wyn & Ross.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-17
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

ED-From East Birmingham Monday morning, small bay mare with white spot on forehead; mas small scar on each knee joint. Ke- ward will be paid for information. Call either phone 531. 9-lo-5t Birmingham and East Birmingham, two abstracts and other valuable papers. Finder call 2162 Peo- ples phone.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-17
R. H. ALLISON GETS
 HEAVY SENTENCE.

R. H. Allison, charged with violating the prohibition law, was found guilty of that offense in jury trial held yester- day in the first division of the criminal court and was fined s250 and sentenced to three months Imprisonment in the county jail. The appeal bond was fixed by Judge Samuel l.. Weaver, presiding in the first division, at s750. The sem tence is one of the heaviest yet passed on a violater of the prohibition law in Jefferson county.
 Allison was charged with operating an "alleged blind tiger' at the Allison hotel on North Twentieth street. The princi- pal witnesses in the case were deputy sheriffs who conducted raids on the sus- pected place.
 The trial consumed the entire day yes- terday in the first division of the crim- inal court and the case did not go to the jury until 6 o'clock. Attorney Ed Win ston represented the state and Vassar l.. Allen was counsel for the defense. The case will be appealed.
 
 Atlanta and return account Odd Fellows, $5.25. Seaboard,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-17
ONE CENT A WORD

taken for less than 25c for first inser- tion. Cash must accompany order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-17
FOR SALE
S1OOO.OO

Cash and $40 per month will buy beautiful new nine-room two-story residence in Norwood. Hardwood floors, furnace heat, storm sheeted modern, faces east on car line; near enough business section to walk.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-17

Atlanta and return account Odd Fellows, S5.25. Seaboard, three trains daily, best, quick est and shortest line.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-17

LARGE and small room, nicely fur nished; house screened. 242O 9th ave-
 nue. 9-13-St
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-17

ELEGANTLY furnished room, good To- cation. house screened. 600 N. 18th st.
 Q-1o
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-17
HELP

WANTED-Twenty girls to work in pack ing department good wages Apply Monday morning at factory at T o'clock. Huston Biscuit Co. 9-11-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-17
.ONE CENT A WORD

RATEs-One cent a word a day; no ad- taken for legs than 25c for first inser- ton. Cash must accompany order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-09-17

S75o0-For sale or exchange for smaller
 property, beautiful new 9-room, full size lot, 18th ave-, Norwood; too large for family of only two; this is snap. Smith williams & Bass, 600 Farley pldp Main 4946, Peoples 3So. y-lo-5t
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1910-08-04
$ CASH
A Special Offer

w e will pay $5
cAsh to any per-
son will get,
Fifteen yearly
subscribers for
The JOURNAL,
with the cash.
You can work
in any part of
the county or
city, or outside
OF the city. The
price is 81 per
year in county,
and $1.15 out
side the county,
For further in
formation, sam
pies, etc., write
or call at this
Office.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1910-08-04
BOSSES ARE ALL
FOR HARMON
Only the People Are Left TO
Support Ohio Republicans,

That Judson Harmon is the candi-
date Of the big interests" is more
apparent every day.
He is seeking the governorshiD
only to fling it away and become the
Wall street aspirant for the presi-
dency.
Eren Democratic editors are admit
tag conditions that are too plain 10
successfully deny. For, the Colum-
bus Citizen OF July %, Negley D.
Cochran ed tor of the News-Bee, and
for many years IN active, ardent Dem
ocratic worker, wrote over his sigma
ture:
"Now, however, Standard OIL, Wall
street, the railroads, other public SER
vice Corporations and the whisky and
beer interests are satisfied with Gov
ernor Harmon and will not be inclin-
ed to dump any cash into the strong
box of the Republican organization.
There is nobody left for the Republi-
can party to appeal to except the peo-
pie, and the bosses never tried ap-
pealing to them, and don't know
how"
Nobody left but the people! And
che people have been fooled and hood,
winked and sold out so often that they
almost half expect it. But the most
of them recognize that there is ona
vital issue before the American pub.
lie today-the interests" or the peo.
pie" And on this issue Harmon is
not found on the side of the people.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1910-08-04
Notice to Teachers.

TVOHE regular meetings for the ezamina
j ton of applicants for teachers, certin'
oates will be held in the West School build
ingIn Greenville, Ohio, on the firstsatnrday
The Patterson examinations will be held
on the bird Saturday of April and onthe
& n GARRISON. Pres.
CHAS. A. WILT, CLERK,
J.C.LONG,
Board o I Examiners
Sept. ,l9O9-lyr
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1910-08-04
BEATTY TALKS
OF CRAFT PROBE
Democratic Senator Says Har-
mon Lent No Aid.
CREAMER IS OPENLY BOLTEO

Wood County Leader Can Not Stand
For Record of State Treasurer.
Tells Some Inside Facts Concern
ing Legislative tnVestigation-A
Word For John ]. Lentz.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1910-08-04
HIa Vacatlon snolIed

OF course Governor Harmon Is hav-
ing a pleasant vacation when he
knows that GAINESVILLE bomb is going
to explode under him as soon as he
gets baCk.-SteubenvNle Hera;d-Star.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1910-08-04
To Our Farmer Readers

We can highly recommend this
handsome dairy magazine to our far
mer friends. Every man who owns
COWS will find it worth many dollars to
him Here is our offer to farmers:
Kimballs Dairy Farmer years. so
Greenville Journal l year,........S1 90
Regular price of both. ,...........Sl.5O
For limited time we will send both
one year to our farmer friends for
only 81 Is.
Journal, Greenville, O.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1910-08-04
If You Own Cows

it will not only be interesting but it
will be profitable for you to read that
little national dairy magazine. Kim
balls Dairy Farmer. 1t is published
semi-monthIy at Waterloo, Iowa, the
hub of the great dairy region of the
central west. 1t is ably edited, well
printed on good book paper and hand
somely illustrated by actual photo
graphs taken exclusively for it. Its
purpose is educational and to the man
who would make his COWS yield larger
profits, this little magazine is indis-
pensable. Regardless of how many
other papers the farmer may take, this
one is worth many times its price to
him. The subscription price is only
so cents year, and the paper will
positively be discontinued at expira
ton. Send for sample copy.
Kimball's Dairy Farm er
Waterloo, Iowa.
The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1910-08-04
OUR CLUBBING LIST.

The following special offers are made
to both old and new subscribers to this
paper.
We cannot mail sample copies of
any paper except the Journal. Re-
quests for samples of others must be
sent direct to the office of the paper
wanted, if we cannot supply you in
person at this office.
The figures show the price at which
the publication named and the Jour-
nal will both be sent for one year:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-03
2l1tf na1 benz 9apioion
Spernbanie!
9ldt6, >. Is. 2aipler iprid)t iiber
GpnntD=Sptipn.

@em beute> Gonneritog, Nben0,
sic &ld1rge Ser Granite Gitp M11iif=
fapele auf Sen Straben ct. CLOUDS
%ertonen> 10 lit 0ies cine Mufmunte=
rung an olle @abler Ser 5taot, bin=
a%ueilen gum Napi0lon Spernbauie, no
Ser Ndtb. 9. @. 2amler Don ct.
Eaul> Elm Mitglieo 0es 0emofratii6en
Staats= IS ntralausidules,it 6 iiber sic
ption=6rage ausbreiten miro.
2amler lit in ct. Glou0 fem
6remoling; er bat mie in bielen an0e=
rem 5taoten oes Staates au6 bier ais
Steiner in ser @ertbei0igung
ser 6emofratiid)en &rin5ipien Sem
Stoate groBe 9ienite geleiitet uno als
Elm gorfampfer Ser per 0nli6en &e6=
tie un0 freibeitli6er @eiinmungen
miro er mie an0ersmo 10 audi in ct.
Glou0 beute Mben0 obne 3meifel bon
elmer groBen 3ub0reribaar int Opern=
begriiBt meroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-03

abortion County, am s. Nopember
treu 81 itebel1 gu einem Mann, ser
lid ais County: 8eamter, ais 8iirger
llno als Ireun0 ermielen fat. 9err
Simon 8rid, Morrilon @olntD's 5u=
perldliiger ul1o jopialer &reisgeridts=
idreiber, iolte bel Sen 8ablern ie=
mes County unbeoingt ieinen @unih
ser @ie0ermabl befrie0igt finoen. ST
peroient oies nidt MIR aus einem
@run0e, lonoern aug alien @rinoen,
6ie irgeno einen &at0i0aten 81 elmer
@abl ooer @ieoermap beredtigen.
8rid lpar unb lit elmer ser 5uper-
laliigiten, fabigiten ltno ~ebrenpertbe-
item 8eamten bon Worriion County
u16 ais alleiniger oeutider 8eamte i'm
@ourtbous ioute er oem County err
bleiben. Da5u iollten Dor alien
sic oert1fen Stimmgeber b%eitragen
l1ro a11oere moblgelinnte @abler 3d.
gu peranloiien miiien. @err 8rid
nradt inn Mmte bem County uno Sen
@bre; sic 10 @eebrten iollten
u1ter alen ltmitanben. 0ur6 cine
@ie0ermabl audi i'm ebren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-03
Sir &taatSfenatpr.

Ga i9 sic 0emofratii6e Nomino=
ton fir Das Staatsi enatorenamt 6eS
"a. l%egislatipen 9iltrifts erbalten u110
ga i9 in Ste em Mn1te 0em Diitrift
nur einen Sermin geOient un0 ib mir
babel einen guten &nf perlbafft ba=
fe, eriude ib I'M aefaaige Inter It'll
br11g aQer Stimmgeber, abgeiebel1 bon
Ser Eartei. SD perirpede, menn err
mdblt, fort5ufabren in ebrbarem un0
getreuem 3ienit, mie ib sizes tbat mab=
reno Ser lebten 5lpei Sibungen ser &C.
%gislatur. Mdtu1gspou SIR
Spbn S. Nbmanr.
&idn1on0, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-03

8iirgern empfieblt. Sene 3eitunw
lbreibt: Sem Geutldtbum 0eS Staa=
tes Mfinneiota lit in Ser &erbitmabl
@elege11beit gegeben, iid gu @uniten
zines 0eutidamerifaners gu betbdti-
gen ur6 bafir Gorge 5u tragen, 0aB
ser miiroige Sobn zines ebrbaren elm
gemanoerten 0e1tiden @bepaares in
zines Ser b0beren Stoatsdmter be-
rufen mer0e. Muf 0emofratii6er Sci
tie be1pirbt it6 ndrrli9 @err @bas. S.
2o0ner, elmer ser prominenteiten
Deutl6amerifaner ser Sta6t Saint
Glono, INN 6as Mmt 6es Staatsi9ak=
metlters. &err 2aoner erfreut ltd
ni9t auein unter ser 8urgeridaft sf2i-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-03
GDaS. s. &aomer III,
StaatSi@abmeiiter.

Ser freun0li6en grmabnu11g 0es
@errn -Gbas. S. 2a0ner, 0es 0emofro=
tilden &an0i0aten fir 0as 5taats=
ldabmeilteramt, beren mir lt11s in leb=
ter @obe befliiien fan0en, laiien mir
int S1tereiie ieiner guten 5abe, in
0ieier @ode folger, IN melder @eile
sic in ct. Saul erideinenoe ~@olfS=
5eitung" unlern ebrenmertben Mit=
burger @bas. S. 2aoner a1s &anoi=
sat fit Elm Staatsamt SEN 6eutid)en
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-03

&amoibmbe. Sen ben soc. uno 7e. LANCE Sonbi@ube, UNI fe 15~
M1ttsas: a9anner-unb anober SOC. 8ml<uno ginserpono- 30o
lbube in alien StDs 5u nur :.:... J
,hut @ atsss: o, @ SCI Mrts, "no nl4t 9efaterte Skinner iaudpon0~ 7Qr
in od %' etsss .ns S ss5sss a"fa: s5as a 4t q f} $%5a ;st $l.OO
MtttenS. @ssu1dre Csc. &nooen~5auabonOi&ube seben jbi 1Q~
mttt<ns. @4~ere 6 npss mannsr 5oupbanoidube seben rBt X
soa*n. @@were beimgenno&te uannerhoden, jeet bs @oor 50c
soee". @&were ma"nerioden, regmare Soc gsenbe, berab> 2Qc
so&ea. mannndoaen in ,unm ge~iat rssulare a5e gsertbe TO-
bic n @%Rste s;prs s@ s% s1o IN %n S"@'sn Soees": NIT *5 a.ses'"astt' SOC
non ss.e ID : y %ss, ;ts Sic onsr6sf ssmoatsn @nsass gang S5. 90
ent aneeen:sn3aes: eae id6ne auswo91 anaerboder 81 IN
anaben=11eberrSde. ginise BON alien soren. @reHe nno r&t.
90 1tnter5satta: eIHa idbweres S1eb aRdnner<unerseus SOC. 3Q~
11"terstaa: @6~srss nD s;dtes neuenss mannsr1 mer- g m
sus in allen 5arben gu s22' per Garment, $3.50 un0 ..".."".@1.OU
;s+ s,Dt"ters anoben e0ot>s~eotersr resu1drs soc aertpe, 3Qc
speaters. Gang wonene snaten-unb aab4tn @meonrs or
sweaters aRdnnere oot @meoters gu $oo EOo
saeeatsrs. ane sonnn:swsotrs gu snitn BON $500 81 5O
S.s ssmo9t 'er0en toHn, ole s0ren, &ras BON 1926 berob %8 50
r:s, S S. s s:s!ss: s %%:ss ::,6 a;5 Set; s"; 30 sss 3G f s::s; fit ;" y m G0
uns %$sass:% :s s. 5;ss; s ss i" in t'"te':n $3.50
psr; s;s $' ii s ss;est 5a IS 1 s;' e 59 9; ,n' e: AUDI 'st: nit $13.50
nit g zjt Sesi ss9s: sHsa:t$t ;sa:: ast i' ans"nsr: CORDUROY "'ts S 4 40
,sf $ ;:;: ;;: e.; ;; Il; !: :: :: ; !: s, ::::: q; :::: s5' ; s;''' @. ''::!:;: $ 81 80
enn Mss%ts: ~ 1 sse 5sr is alien IL a. s' t ben to"otn sn9enneo $500
mnt s nsssea' ~ s;e, s' sd Se9 Sizes &c b ss5tn s s" aug" bic &c: $1.25
BIZ, ~, se"et: 9se"s"ie"9: i" n:n:n st1's sn*4oo 9sro1 $3.50
s, ~ saa'e. aeannerta"9e, bic 'n eemedten: 81 $500 9sto' $500
@6ube fit bic ainoer 5u alien @reHen.
Sl5ibube fir Manner unb Srouen, &mie fMb re@t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-03
SIT IS ni@t at Der 3eit,
ii@ fir ben @inter
Dor3uberetten?

8eimf alhn Mettcr, bas int Nn5nge III, fonmt Gnd) ba nidt
Der @eoaufc, ok es bao an Der 3ut III, fd fir ben @inter por'
5uberiten? Der Wetterpropbet iast einen iebr falten &iater fr
us purams, nno barum tnt eiu jeoer gut, fb in 3tt nor5abera'
ten ocnu mft SIR nidt, buff oas @eeher fb p9ne Warming
anoern nuo nms u6errnmpeln mag, bem5nfose mir pieaetdt onrd)
cine Grfatnne ST leben batten, menn mir nidt oorf@t'e aenns &C.,
meicn, mms por5micben. ST es nidt immer Sas lnernartete, mus
1m) sntraat? 9as Meter may eincn Sag ansenc9m nno ben nad9=
item uuangenc@m icu, pMr es mag encn Sag 5cmlidb 'par1n nno
Sen auocren iebr f(t ien ra )reno oienr Sa9reS5eit. Die per-
mumftise %6ans6altcriu felt iid fir ben @inter pr, lobalo Der Ao-
nat Cctdbcr 6cranfpn1mt, 10 # bic 6amilic nidt bas @ertn91te
aussujtcbcu bramdf; fails oas &etter cncn plDtidcn @eddel nb<
mcn ipQtc &Mr ie9en nus ei1cm iebr faltcn gstnter eatee9en nno
1abcn ocmcntipredeno nniere %orratbe cingcrtdtet, &e9en nn1erer
Ginfamfscrfabrnng nnb ser Gn initiation mcgen, Ste NIT Jeoc Sanpa
lus;mjdlagcn permDgen, iinb mr imfanbc, @aaren pel b'ltger as
anbcrc st fanfen. @r baden oenunadb nnierc Eretie einscrtdtet, bic
Sabcr Gin 5iemlides Griparnik fir nniere 9nuOen beoeaten: &'r
meijcu ictt ppllanoiae Nmsma )len pr ppn Gioer=9pmns, we and
wcife nno fulurirte moQene Tlmeac; sbafer 6laneQe, s%cbleidy, nn=
a~ebleid)t mmo marmprirt, fanep eolurirtc Outings, einfadl geitreHt,
farirt nno plaHirt; seorndte + mmuuQcne %elonrs; Sottoa 6lanel=
l; mp0cne nnb bammupllcne 8lanfets no gefmlle Spmtorters.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-03
Sen ~9timm9ebern BON Mpr=
rtfpn GpmntD.

Gin lebtes, ein ernites @ort CUR
Mufmunterung an Sic @dbler bon
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-03
8ett=

11nierc Mnsuabl at NIT &Sple anseefnttcrten Gpmiortcrs lit
sic %aaerbcite. Ser %@nsfaQioff lit Die bette @orte far Sen Ereis, mno
Sic 8efleibmmg tit pom aQerbe ten Stlfultne uher Satin III idDncn
Mnfern nb 1arbem. MSir ba5cn am) Gomfprters, sic NIT gS1Qe
ansaefaQt io nit cinem NIT Srleantndj6efconne, 10 of SIR
Guer eigcne 8efheionng mablea f0nnt EreHe fir beic init &SoQc
ousoefuttcrten @umfprters ppm S.. 90 anfuGrts bis $1,000.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-03
&~aenwaarens9 epartement.

spssieaeS. Sang moaene akibernode, neue 5arten nnb su< 50r
rerq pei Dalo.
@tnotr.adnte1. 8arenbaut=nnb 9u9mantel ole @tsls G Of
unb 6arben, 4rene BON 5000 berab bis
Naodbeu=uno SuntorzaRdnttl, eetro quite @tpls ub 5arben.
9anen 9roaoeLotb Wdntel, fancD Goats uno cine fGne Mnspabl
bon nit 8lll6 QefuthrteM gR6nt In All $275O berab Q10 m
bS ....'..~AvsVO
s'""tets IN ILL., e'toB' su'ss es"'e| Csc
@noere@euibte ub @r6Ben gu CSC 1926 aufnorts Q2 mr.
YDoaene 8lanfctS. @rra CUTE gSoqe in grau uno meib, QS M
Hreiie Dariren bon $1,000 berab bis u........... ..............V~sVV
SRtnoer=1tntcr3eu9 &lieb=bpers 9enodt, Gres 1Q~
9amen WleB=ltnterae,.e, ollie @r06cn 5u Soc per Garment 15~
1tnion. sln5n9e. @rra feline @orten gu $3.50 terob G mn
9tpeaterS tnr Nrauen uo &inber G anen renen.
Scanofdmbe Nusrabl aus uniern Csc mertben Coli 9anolfupen ! Qr
nr =. ..'''" ..''A
4~amoiGube. 9amen @oH<6anbidube, soc. gertbe, 9eben je>t 3Q~
3u nr.
NeIsc. Yel5e in alien @tpa. @in5el1ude uno Sets 5u alien &rien.
Mooe=Sournal Scenes gginter 6rauen SOME Sournal Giert,f e.
1a1rs StDlbu9 NUT.
Mmto=scarfS. @d0ne Mu8mabl bon iGbenen Nnto=ScarfS gu EO~
1898 berab bis 5u........ ........ .........0/N
bera6 lis su.: e. .....9 o ....". " . ss1 4. ""' =. 9l.40
geue guswab1 in Damenz @anoaiden, 8arretten uno
9aarPuffs.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-11-03

@ier lit cine 9iite iebr pieler sa@en, bic
SIR baben miiBt fir bic falten @inter=
mo11ate, bic gang gemib fommen. @iele
bapon iino Bargains, bic 5u ben ton unS
angeiebten @retl en ni6t LANCE an0auerr.
@abt Cure @intdufe 5eili9. @reiie iin0
rebt, nnb Sbr f0n11t Welo lparen, wenm
eSbr bier fauft.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-04-14

ness or establishment where working.
Whether an employer, worker or
working on own account.
. Whether out of work on April Is,
1910, and number of weeks, if any, out
of work in in 1909 "Out of work"
does not mean vacations or strikes,
but inability to find employment.
If over so years, whether survivor
of the Union or Confederate Army OF
Navy.
Single, married, widowed or divorc.
ed.
tIf married, whether first, second OF
subsequent marriage, and how many
years of present marriage.
Whether able to speak English
whether able to read or write Engils
or any other language.
Whether white, black, mulatto
Chinese, Japanese or Indian.
If owner of the house lived in
whether it is free or mortgaged.
Whether blind in both eyes or deat
and dumb.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-04-14
COMMERCIAL CLUB
DISCUSSES BADGES

The matter of Hood River badge
was taken up at the meeting of the
Commercial Club Monday evening and
the publicity committee was instructed
to secure designs and other informa-
ton regarding badge and report the
results to the club. The button which
had been procured by E. H.. Shepard,
was approved by most of the club,
but they felt that other designs should
be seen before the definite decision
was made. A number of the members
expressed themselves as being in
favor of smaller and cheaper button
than the one which was submitted.
The meeting also asked the directors
to look into the matter of providing
for the opening of the booth at the
depot at the time of the arrival Of all
trains and it was suggested that a
young lady might be employed in the
booth and act as stenographer FOL
the secretary.
A committee Of the women from the
American Woman's League appeared
before the club and asked the support
Of the boosting organization for the clut
house which they are endeavoring. Z
secure. A committee consisting OF r.
H. Hartwig, George r. Wilbur and ).
H. Heilbronner was appointed TO In
vestigate the league and report TO th'
club.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1910-04-14
DEBATING TEAl y
BARRED BY WILEY
NEWBERG TEACHER DTSCRIMTNATES
Wants Hood River to Meet All Other
Schools in the District Before
His Own.

On ruling made by W. w. Wiley,
lirector of the Columbia River district
f the State Debating League, it is ar
gued lby the local school authorities
that Wiley is attempting to force Hood
River high School out of the league. o.
The rlilng in question was made over
the telephone Tuesday to +. K. Coad,
superintendent of the schools, consist
ing of an ultimatum that Hood River
must debate with Tillamook next Fri
day or be ruled out of the league.
This, it is stated, is being done to favor
the Newberg school, of which Mr.Wiey
has charge.
"Newbers, says Mr.. Coad, ''has
held but one debate this year having
defeated Woodburn. Hood River was
paired with Astoria and The Dalles
first. Astoria withdrew and Hood Riv-
er defeated The Dalles. Hood River
was then paired with Tillamook and
Park Place, Mr.. Wiley holding his own
school, Newberg, out.
"Tillamook was barred from this de-
bate upon protest from Parkplace for
having used the wrong question in the
first debate. Hood River defeated Park
Place. Then Mr.. Wiley paired Hood
River with Tillamook, still holding
Newberg out.
This looked to Hood River like rank
discrimination by Mr.. Wiley in favor
of his own school. Tillamook is one
hundred miles nearer Newberg than
Hood River. The constitution Of the
debating league says that the director
must cooperate with the High School
principals in pairing schools upon the
basis of convenience and expense.
| Hood River would not have OBJ
| jected to a triangular arrangement
with Tillamook and Newberg. Now,
since Hood River refuses to meet this
unjust condition imposed by Mr..
Wiley, he says that Hood River High
School is to be barred from the league.
1T seems that Wiley is discriminat-
ing not only against Hood River, but
that he is also trying to be unfair To
Tillamook. He asked that Hood River
place protest against Tillamook or
the same grounds on which Park Place
had protested and assured the local
school authorities that he would up
hold the protest and thus throw Out
Tillamook. This did not seem fair anC
Hood River refused to protest but feel
that the only fair way now to settle
it would be triangular debate between
Newberg, Tilllamook and Hood River
The school authorities here di'
make protest to E. E. DeCou, of tn
University of Oregon, secretary of tn
state league executive committee, an
!, his reply amounted to saving that h
would uphold Director Wiley in what
ever he did whether it was right Q
, wrong. a..;.aA.st, Il