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The Winslow mail., 1910-09-24

- - A Rio Grande train jumped the
track last Tuesday near the
famous hanging bridge over the
Royal gorge killing Brakeman
W. H. Flickinger and seriously
injuring the engineer and fireman.
Mr.. Fllckinger was making his
first trip there having recently
lett Winslow where lie had been
in the employ Of the Santa Fe.
Roadmaster c. Johnston, OF
Williams was in town Saturday.
The Winslow mail., 1910-09-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Powell
were dinner guests Saturday OF
Supt and Mrs Gibson.
The Winslow mail., 1910-09-24

Mrs. Wood of Los Angeles is
here to spend the winter with her
daughter Mrs Fred Waite.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-20

Mobile, Ala, Lindsay Bros 10 : Convention Street
Montreal Can, P Gadbols y Company
Nashville, Tenn, DECIDE y Eier-c Mfg COMPANY
New Orleans la Abner Powell. 1919 Canal Street
Ne" YORK, n Y. II J. kocieI o 1909 Broadway
Omaha Neb., W. L. Huffman. POS Farnunl Street
rniiadeiphia, Pa, Auto o y Broad Street
fittsDuI9 Pa, East Liberty 20 Canal
Psainheid y J., +. l. c Martin Motor Company
cortland Ore Smith x Cleveland. and ouch Streets
Salem, Va, G Ilupp
Lake ttah, Sharuan Auto
81 Lous Mo, General Motor Car Co 1852 olive Street
San Antonio, Texas. Brown N
Sodamt"n; Pa \ NJ Baker. Jr. 2lS Adams Ave
Stdt'ic " ash y G Henderson, Street
Shreveport La. Frank
willie ia Thou3-,Il, Motor or f-,,,,,,,.
v vonon,o, ontafi" Automobile supply Company
Nicksbur9, Miss, \. Penn
Washington, ID. Motor O., I3I5 Ne, N,,t
Weston. W Va. Russell I{elu ''i-
WINDSOR, Ontario, Nm Martin
Ninnipc3, Manitoba. Ga Tosenh Mayv \ Common,
youngstown. Ohio. y. W Johnson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-20
What You Get in This New $500 Hupmobe Touring Car

mission offered for the first time for less than ST 600
You get the superb construction that won for
the Hupmoble Runabout the honor of being the only
moderate priced that employed the same fine ma
terias and methods utilized larger and coster cars
You get the first lifelong guarantee ever gwen with
any automobile IN the world-a guarantee which will
be carried to the letter no matter how manv people
may, IN time, own the you buy; nor how many
years hence it may be called into action
he new Hupmobile Touring Car is now on display
and ready for demonstration by the dealers named be-
low Doubtless your own city is on the list
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-20
HOPP MOTOR CAR COMPANY, Dept. N, Detroit, Mich.
nsed UndrS eLen
Licensed Under Selden Patent

Albuquerque, \. NJ, ID. X. r Sellers
Andaiusia, Ala, Andalusa Motor Care Company
atlanta Ga, + - Crane X Company
Md EEL Motor
Bniiaio, n \, II Mason b. Hatch 40 Main Street
lineage Hi, ticdrnc Motor 1909 Mic
I ,nSlnmat', Ohio has Sencar Motor ar C9mpany
tieFeiand ohio, Ilupp Motor Sales Co, FOG
Columbia ). G.. GIbbe- Machinery Company
davenport Ia, he Dillon Auto Co. 5lOli Main Street
1enIcr Col, krcb--t OVIugtou Auto Co. 1889
)eS AloineS, Ia Nm Cunningham
detroit Mich Detroit fiupmobIe Sales o
fIiG Pa, I'd \ Setnmenoe. II ". Ilth Street
iithinan ny, kennedy x Hubbard
ntinGton, W Va. sober
ndianap9is Ind Hclr~cy Willis Co. III Street
Jacksonville, Fla, W. \. h. Morley
little Rock, Ark, The John Deere PloW Co.
Los Angeles Cal, In-Statc Auto Supply Company
south Olive
Macon Ga, southern Auto * Supply Company
Memphis, Tenn Rogers x Lcavcr. POI Monroe Street
Nilnneapoiis Mimi Elcc Vehicle o lfcuncpn
Milwaukee, Wis, Hcarnc Motor Company lSS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-20
COUPE

Same as Runabout except $50.
BODY ct metal. fully enclosed ans, 81 a pEo0f -
ard eoIo'. Hupp blue. white ST.. sas y
St9n,j,Td co,Hpr,~n. !. ,... ..-... -ncvz1s o.
I'm. -. u. .... ...,'rc * =
~, J Lm - L. ,.'' H.l. S,i d q
person. locks on doors r wlnoCs
mahogany frames. ,r. eI,h 49,
front window. and H..- s... honi
Front tif~s 3OxS,n.E.. .. .. g. n,s9-
" eight. 1000 pound
Price. SIIOC r. a.. & Detroit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-20
TOURING CAR

Same as kunabout except:
steel rear spring '''''''''''''
Metal body. with seating capacity for four Tuf,eJ
upholstery HuPp blue on body. white stripping:
Regular equipment includes gas headlights and GEN
eI1t9i shock absorbcrs on front springs oil dash and
tan lamps horn and tools Top. windshlra and
w Hcs are % inches front. 81 g., inches rear.
"''s''' regular equipment. 1900 pounds
frice, $500 r. o. B. Detroit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-20

Unit power plant; -Four cylinder. 20 F. motor;
2 inch bore: s-ineh stroke; Offset crank shaft
Seecuye sliding gear transmission. two s,.e6 for
ward and reverse lubncated from crank case.
Multiple disc clutch enclosed in gear case and run
Shaft DIVE Hyatt roller bearings on ou,c, end, Of
rear axle. Two foot and two emrrocnrv b,,Le<
- internal expanding. on rear wheels.
drop forged front axle. lbeam section: integral
Frame OF pressed steel channel section Semi-eiptc
front springs. patented cross spnns IN rear.
Price $3.50 +
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-20
Tf le.

Float feed. automatic carbur,,- ah sceea1
pedal and hand throttle under 3 whec-
Bosch high tension magnetic. y 5ancr &"
complicated WING
Thermo-syphon system Of waier -uLalon 'a or
ing
From, and rear ures. 36x5 inehe. Wheels y
inches. Tread. 30 inches.
Body. Hupp blue. white stnpins hees gay
OIL lamps for dash and rear. hon j TOYS. -
equipment Toy. yvincshleld .amgS 1
generator extra Weight. regular .luipGea- o.
pounds
q " Detroit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-20

- = y IT Oh get enough power TO carry
= ><,/L7/.~ four people up any hill or grade
~ =. = = the Hupmoble may encounter.
= -. ~ =. You get more speed, several times
T.. . - r over, than the law allows or a wise
Z I r - driver cares to use.
r II 4 You get a system of springs supplemented
! T.. - by shock absorbers in the front which
+ j makes driving delight in ease and smooth
u T You get longer wheeIbase than has ever been
II + offered before for less than 000
Z & You get Bosch Magnetic and sliding gear trans
The Lamar register., 1910-06-01

The most remarkable class that
graduated from the Lamar high
school is the one OF 10. which drew
a crowded house for its commence
ment exercises of last Friday. For
the FIRST time in the history of the
school the boys outnumbered the
girls, there being ten boys and six
girls. The class ron was as fol-
ows: Mabel McMiliin. Maude Bar.
nard. Ethel Lay. Mae J. Woodland
Josephine Page. Mildred l.. Bry-
ant, Neiil b. McGrath. Edmund
Lee Wager. Grover l.. Carrico. Harry
C. Nevius. William z. Leigh. Rod
erick Lyle Downing. Mervin s. Coo
YER. Clarence p. Childress. James
ID. Fortune and william E. Coover.
The operatta given last week
took the place of the regular class
day exercises and only two OF the
class were on the program for Fri
day evening. Mervin Coover sang
a solo in his usual splendid style
and 1t was enthusiastically praised
by everyone present. The Grafton
and valedictory was delivered by
NeilI b. McGrath and he fully up
held his laurels won at Trinidad
when he captured first honors for
southeastern Colorado as an orator.
The address to the class by
Professor Thompson was able and
instructive both to the class and
audience. II. Is. Manviile. presi-
dent of the Lamar district board,
mad the pleasure of delivering to
the graduates their well earned d.
plomas.
The Lamar register., 1910-06-01

On next Wednesday. Thursday
and Friday. June s. 3. and 10. there
Will be a pig sale OF OF good bust
ness and residence lots at the town
of Brandon in Kiowa county on
the Missouri Pacific r. r.
This prosperous new town is the
nearest railroad point for a large
area of the land under the Chiving-
ton canal system. and has very
bright future. as well as being al
ready q flourishing young business
center.
A Dig barbecue will be one of the
features of the entertainment and
each day there will be a base ball
game and an attractive program of
Wild west sports. A couple will be
married on thursday and presented
with fine residence lot. 400
residence and business lots will be
offered for sale. See the notice in
this issue.
The Lamar register., 1910-06-01

There was very large crowd
out for the Decoration Day cere-
monies on Monday. 1t was observed
much more deliberately than has
been usual in Lamar. or the six
teen old soldiers now in Lamar
and vicinity fourteen were in line
during the paraue up Main street
and from the point where the road
to the cemetery crosses Main street
they were taken in autos.
The paraue neadeu by the band
was a long one. consisting of the
G. A. r. and Odd Fellows lodges
in the lead. and then a long line
of carriages followed by number
Of automobiles. On reaching the
cemetery they found a large crowd
already assembled. The program
consisted of some excellent music.
and a very able and eloquent Nd
dress by Rev. Henry NJ. Pingree.
which was very pleasing and enter
tanning to all the audience. Rev.
]. c. Horn also delivered an origin
al poem appropriate to the occas-
ION.
After the program the graves
were profuseIy decorated with flow
ers by the relatives and friends of
the departed. Each succeeding year
finds the circle of gallant surviv-
ors of the great struggle for human
liberty narrowing. but each year
also sees the increasing grandeur
of the country they saved and en-
hances the admiration for the mir
acles of valor they performed. II
cannot help but be constant source
of pride to them that they made
this nation, now the wonder of the
world. possible. and a comfort to
know that the nnai veruict on their
work must be We'll DONE"
The Lamar register., 1910-06-01

The democratic press are falling
so deeply in love with their COVER
nor that they are most soldering
over in his praise. Here are a
few samples. also a few love pats
for their ex-senator:
The Kids Judge" will now claim
all the credit for the results of t.
Denver election-at so-much-a-word
in Somebody's magazine-Durango
Democrat.
The Denver Democrat. the Speer
organ. is not pleased with the re
cent election. and is pouring no.
shot into Tom Patterson. But witt
the showing of last Tuesday Tom
is not caring.-Durango Herald.
About all Colorado democracy
will have to rubber" for will be
clean strong democrat for governor.
remainder of the state officials will
no doubt be nominated again. with
the exception of treasurer. who is
barred by statutes from succeeding
himself.-Durango Democrat.
Governor Shafroth will undoubt-
eddy call the Legislature and spend
more money of the people in de-
ciaring for something that can well
wait another term of that body
Grand Junction Sentinel.
q IN ha hnnoA tbafT do
terson will make his citizens party
a state organization. Anything to
assist Mr.. Patterson TO get out Of
the democratic fold and into an
other new party will be hailed with
delight by the majority of the DEM
ocrats of the state. A democratic
victory was won two years ago
without any assistance of any con-
sequence from MIR. Patterson, and
we believe that the trick can be
repeated. IL Mr.. Patterson will
again fight the party.-Grand June
ton Sentinel.
Gov. Shafroth was at least hon
est enough to urge upor the city
of Denver that which lie thought
was good for the state. viz, the
initiative and referendum. But we
beg. humbiy beg. to be saved from
anything that Populistic demagogue
of welton Street may bring forth.
Candle.
The Lamar register., 1910-06-01

Refusal of the insurgent con-
gressmen to enter a caucus on tn,
postal savings bank bill makes tn,
outlook for that measure d.
couraging. Unless the memDo
of the nominal majority in tn
house get together and agree up,
a program and bind themselves u
carry 1t out there is little likelihood
that a satisfactory law will
enacted at this session of the ma
tional legislature.
Postal savings banks were speci-
fically Endorsed in the last. Repub-
Hcan platform. Despite this pledge
President Taft found 1t necessary
to exert all of his persuasive pow
ers to secure senatorial action ON
the proposition. The matter now
hangs fire in the lower house. and
the insurgents" who pretend to
desire success of the administration
program. block the way and threat
en- to stifle a bill which, by a pc
culiar coincidence. Is particularly
distasteful to what is known as the
Wall street interests.
Emasculation of the railroad bill.
a strenuous effort to prevent any
tariff legislation. defeat the APP
priation designed to make effect
i've the tariff board idea and an ap-
parent effort to kill the postal saw
ings bank plan are some of the per-
formances of these "progressives.'
who prefer to let old laws remain
in force unless egotistIcal estimates
of their views are accepted and
written into statutes. They are
now beginning to show their real
attitude and when President Taft
appeals to the country against the
men who stand in the way of re-
deeming platform pledges Republi-
can voters will pause before en-
dorsing traitorous fight on their
own administrations
The Lamar register., 1910-06-01
Clay Creek Water

Mayor Lee and Trustees Smith.
Gould and Carl went down to Clay
creek yesterday to investigate the
work being done by E. r. wager in
repairing the pipe line. They spent
the day in watching the test of two
of the siphons and part of the grade
line, and came home much encour-
aged over the prospects. They now
hope to he able to make ne present
line do. althoughthere will be some
leakage. and while no time can
fixed for completing the wora the:
hope to have the water here some
time during the month Of !L;S.
The Lamar register., 1910-06-01
Presbyterian Church.

Sabbath school at 9:45 a. m.
Public worship and sermon at IL.
The Rev. w. C. Merritt. of Ia
coma, Washington. will address a
union Sunday school meeting at
3 o'clock Sunday afternoon in the
NJ. E. church.
Y. p. s. C. E. at 7 O'Clock.
Evening service at o'clock.
Friends and strangers are cor
daily invited to all OF these ser
vices.
WIN. G. kerry, Pastor.
The Lamar register., 1910-06-01

The engineers camp of the d. e.
C. r. n. is now located at Clay
creek about ten miles from Lamar
and at the rate they work 1t will
only a few more days now until
the survey is completed. The work
of grading through the hills out
to the flume south of Lamar is al
most completed now. and will be all
finished by the time the engineers
are ready to give out estimates for
the work on the line south.
Later-1he survey has reached
Lamar and shows 1877 miles from
rexhoma to Lamar. IL less than es-
innate.
The Lamar register., 1910-06-01

The work of remodelling the
Marker building in which the New
York store is located is about COM
pleted and the new front in mis-
sion style is something new in La
mar and very s3sractive. Beginn-
ing June and s6sting until June
18th Mr.. Friedman will inaugurate
a sweeping slaughter sale as a
grand opening event and his page
of great bargains in this issue is
only small part of what he offers
you.
The Lamar register., 1910-06-01

Dan Carl and wife spent snh-
day in Rocky Ford visiting with
John Carl and family.
Miss Mae Belle McCandliss left
Saturday for Boulder. where she
will spend the summer.
Mrs. N. E. Hulick left for Den
yer Saturday morning, where she
intends to remain for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Dodd Of Will
ey have returned after quite a visit
with friends in Vilman, Missouri.
Lee Koonsman, who has been at
tending Denver University for the
past year, Ii home for the summer
vacation.
Mrs. w. E. Easton and Miss
Agnes Fortune are visiting for a
few days at the x. Y. ranch with
Mrs. d. H. Bane.
Roy Briskey, who has been work
ing in Longmont. stopped off here
a couple of days before going to
Wichita, Kansas.
Chas. McKitrick. who recently
sold his farm north of Lamar. left
Wednesday for the west. where he
xrtll
Miss Bessie Spoon left Monday
night for ---issouri. where she will
visit with relatives before returning
to her home in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Reed have
moved into the house formerly oc-
cupied by r. f. Pilioud at the cor
ner of 18th and vnve streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. w. Goodale and
son. C. C. Goodale. Jr.. returned
home on last Saturday after a WIS.,
it with Mr.. Goodale's parents. Wits
old Lamar friends were glad to
meet him again.
Mr.. s. l. Borton. chief agircui-
turist Of the Lamar A. B. s. Co.
factory is expected home shortly
from San Francisco. where he has
been In a sanitarium. His health
Is much improved as a result of his
trip.
Miss Hubbei. a young lady living
southwest of Lamar. while going
to a neighbours. was bitten by
rattlesnake. She was brought to
town in a serious condition. but is
now on the road to recovery at the
home of Mrs. Guy.
Messrs. Baldwin and Wade. the
rivals for the honor of mayor OF
Granada, were here on Tuesday.
An attempt was made to get the
matter before the court again but
1t was decided It must await the
expiration of the sixty days allow
ed for filing a bill OF exceptions.
The annual alumni banquet OF
the high school was neld on last
Saturday evening at the Presby-
terrain church and was well attend
ed. The president. Miss Doughty.
had made excellent arrangements
and the program and banquet which
followed were carried out in most
satisfactory and pleasing manner.
II was a most enjoyable occasion
for ALL
Rev. w. C. Merritt will be the
principal speaker at a big Sunday
school rally to be held Sunday at
3 o'clock p. m. at the NJ. f. church.
Rev. Merritt is just returning from
the World Sunday School conven-
ton which was held in Washington.
d. C. The delegates for the state
convention which will be held in
Denver in June will be called at
this meeting and 1t is hoped to have
all those interested in Sunday schoo
work present. There VIII be a
quartette and other special music
for the occasion. Rev. Merritt will
hold a service lin Holly Sunday even.
ing.
The Lamar register., 1910-06-01
State s. 8. Convention.

1t IS expected that a large num-
Der of Prowers county people will
go to Denver to attend the state
Sunday school convention which will
be held in that city June 10 to 16.
Some of the ablest workers in the
Sunday school field will be present
at the convention. and the program
is one of the most interesting ever
presented.
Special rates. on the certificate
plan. win be made for the occasion.
and anyone who desires to visit
The Lamar register., 1910-06-01

Wanted-Some good farms. both
irrigated and stock farms. listed
with me for sale. / have inquiries
every day from parties who want
to locate in this section. f. j.
M'Carty. rooms 3. 4 and 8. Lamar
National Bank block.
The Lamar register., 1910-06-01

DIR. Bulette, of Pueblo. Will be
at Ben-Mar hotel. Lamar. Friday.
June 10. Practice limited to dis
eases of the eye. ear. nose and
throat, and fitting glasses.
The Lamar register., 1910-06-01
LAND FOR SALE.
Two Tracts Under the ChivingeDr
Canal.

One tract. 46 acres. the north
west part and the other tract. 1870
acres. In the northeast part of Sec
ton 16. Township 20. Range a..
Prowers county. Colorado. About
three miles west of Bristol and one
mile north of therailroad. Easy
payments on one half the purchase
price. Write for full particulars.
Address Box 531. Chanute. Kan.
The Lamar register., 1910-06-01

Denver at that time may take ad-
vantage of them. Full particulars
and program of the convention weel.
may be obtained from w. D. O'Neil.
The Lamar register., 1910-06-01

Miss Batman spent several days
In Wiley visiting with Mrs. H. G.
Lamson.
Miss Sarah Davis, of the Lin
coin school. left for Boulder on No.
IL Saturday.
Miss Joy. principal of the Lin
coin school. departed for Phipps-
burg Sunday.
Glenn Downing arrived home last
week after quite a protracted stay
in western cities.
Miss Jesse Summons left Satur-
day for Daihart. Texas. where she
will spend the summer.
II. l.. Saliee, who has been Wis
iting In Lamar for several days.
rentrned to Denver Sunday night.
The family OF w. p. Strong have
removed to their ranch again after
spending the school term in town.
Miss Rausch. who was operated
on last week by DR.. Russell. is
much improved and able to be out
again.
James Goodale. who has been
in Lamar for the past few days.
returned to his home in Helena.
Montana. today.
Mrs. ]. A. Silver and daughter.
Marie. left this morning for Kansas.
where they will spend q month Wis
iting relatives.
Childrens' Day exercises will be
held at the Christian church next
Sunday morning at 10 q. m. All are
invited to attend.
Attorneys Goodaie. Doughty.
Hiiiyer. M'Carty. Horn and
limerick went to Springfield today
for the term of district court.
falfa as the greatest crop ever.
Mrs. A. Friedman and daughter
left for New York City yesterday
morning where they will visit some
weeks.
NJ. j. McMiliin came up from
Granada on Tuesday and returned
today. He has two train loads of
cattle there that are keeping him
busy.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. H. Myers and
Children left this week for New
York City. they will spend the
summer at some of the resorts on
the beach.
Miss Ethel Stinson returned on
Saturday to the home of her par
ents in Baca county. She came up
to attend the wedding of her friend.
Miss Smith.
DR.. C. w. Russell left today for
n visit to the National Medical As
ISOLATION at st. Louis. and then he
goes to Chicago to-weil we will
know when he returns.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sayler came
down from Rocky Ford last Thurs
day to attend the Smith-Goodale
wedding. Mr.. Sayler returned on
Friday and Mrs. Sayler will re-
main q few days here.
Judge Henry s. Hunter and Dis
trict Attorney Wat McHendrie came
down in the Judges auto yester-
day. They went on to Springfield
today for the regular term Of court
there.
O. J. Cooper left the first Of the
week for New York city and Lon
don. He expects to purchase a few
fine animals for the Kendall Stock
Farm and arrange the itinerary
therefor.
beet thinning is in full blast.
following the growth of beets as a
result of the lastfew days Of warm
weather and heavy rains. Labor
seems to be plentiful. and more
thinners are arriving daily.
The steam plows of the American
Beet Sugar company which have
been busy this spring. are laid up
until after the grain harvest, and
fall blowing starts. The piows did
exceptionally good work in this sec
ton.
Ed N. Sweet OF Hutchinson. Kan
sas. has been here the past week
looking over the country in COM
pany with a number of Kansas in
vestors. He has purchased the G.
s. Smith ranch under the Fort Lyon
north Of Lamar and others of the
party viii also likely close deals.
Thow nrounuur~ Arkans~s w~alnw 81 /
The Lamar register., 1910-06-01

On chattel security. Easy pay
'ments. Cali at Room =. 107 1-2 8.
Nam street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-17

come city of magnitude and i'm
portance. one to be reckoned with in
the future development of the Gem
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-17

Is known as Il manufacturing center.
but If encouragement ana support from
the people. and push and mercy on tho
part OF progressive citizens Will help,
IT must certainly become such Al
ready q considerable start along t,.is
line has been made. rhe Preston Lur-
Der company manufacturer all kinds
of lath. shingles and building materials
p. l.. Nelson L. Son a. work In re-
pairing all kinds Of heavy farm ma
chinery. The Preston Knitting Works
is the only institution of It's kind in the
state. The Preston Flour Mil has
created Il great demand for its product,
ana PAUL & Jensen Company have II
real lfc-sized candy factory.
ONEIDA STAKE ACADEMY.
Preston is center OF culture and
refinement. Seldom does one see a
town OF more beautiful homes. of bet
ter kept yards. lawns, ana flower gar
dcns The people on the street re-
fleet in their smiling faces the peace
and happiness of their home lives.
The chief cultural eactor of the city Is
the oneida Stake academy. This school
Is now in its twenty third academic year.
1t has an enrolment of over 30 stu
dents, and employs q facity of II pro-
fessorS and instructors. Under the skill
full supervision of Pro-. John Johnson,
principal, the academy ENJOYS a SPLEEN
did reputation throughout the states OF
Idaho and Utah, and exerts profound
influence for morality ar; temperance
in the city. Among thu, courses OF
fercd are four-year high school and
normal courses course in carpentry,
Domestic science, domestic art and mu
sic.
At presen. Preston Is not in any par