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The San Francisco call., 1910-10-25
RSONS IN THE NEWS

COLONEL CHARLES P. BLINN, the newly ap-
pointed acting surveyor OF the port. who was
recently married. returned to his desk at the
custom house yesterday after a two weeks
vacation spent with his bride in Riverside. Los
Angeles and other southern cities.
THOMAS 2. BURNS, the assistant manager and
cashier of the United States subtreasury left
yesterday a three weeks tour Of the south
ern, part of the state. He is accompanied by
his wife and daughter.
3. w. PORTER of Santa Rosa. ~ L. Meredith
OF Philadelphia and Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Kel-
Iogg of Seattle among the recent arrivals
at the Manx.
W. D. FORSTER, superintendent OF the Tono-
pah andi Goldneld railroad. is among the re-
cent arrivals at the Stewart.
I. G. zUMwALT, who is running for congress
on the democratic ticket. is at the Stewart.
registered from Colusa.
r. G. BENTz and Otto Bentz who conduct eurio
stores in Los Angeles and Pasadena, are guests
at the Palace.
CHARLES A. WILSON and John Wilson mining
men of Cleveland. are guests at the Fair
mont.
JOHN G. HARDY, manufacturer of wooden
goods of London. is guest at the st. Francis.
R.. z. COLLINS. member Of the state Board
Of equalization. is staying at the Stewart
THE EARL OF oRFosD and Lady. Dorothy
walpoIe have apartments at the Palace.
A. w MALTBY. forester Of Concord. is at the
ST. Francis with Mrs. Maltby.
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Around OLYMPUS

Cupid has just been arrested.
NONSENSE" said his father. What
could a boy like that have been do
ing?"
The herald smiled in the grim. fash
ion of his kind.
TT seems that he has been running
a lottery" he said.-St. Louis Post Dis
patch.
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Indenendentlv Rich

"If I were you," said the doctor. Il
should give up eating meat
Tafnt necessary" replied the IA -
tient I've got enough in the bank to
pay your bill without having TO econ
omize that way."-DetPoit Free Press
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-25

CONGRESSMAN ". F. EN6LEBRrGHr Of Ne
vada City is STAYING at the Palace
DR. J. F. MccoRMAC OF Coos Bay Is among the
recent arrivals at the Palace.
s. A. BLYTHE, oil operator Of Bakersfield is
registered at the st. Francis.
W. WALKER. snfoiI operator Of coslinra. is
staying at the Argonaut.
5. c. LEYALL. businessman Of Vallejo. Is reg
istered at the Argonaut.
ELMER z. COLE. merchant of Los Angeles. is
registered at the Palace.
A W. JONES and G. r. Georseson of Eureka
are guests at the Palace.
r. W. MCCORMICK. Insurance. adjustsr from
Fresno. is at the Turpin.
CHARLES A. wAxNAN, leather goods man OF
Seattle. is at the Turpin.
A. 3. POWER. capitalist Of London. is regis
tered at the Fairmont.
c. F. KENDALL. fruit grower Of watson
vile, is at the Dale
c. c. CHAPMAN, real estate man Of San Diego.
GEORGE sea as1 EATON. eattlsnan. from Hsnsord, is
the Colonial
HERMAN DAVIS. mining man Of Reno. rs at
the Stanford.
C. W MILLER Of Portland is staying at u.
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Bargains

Uncle Hiram-So We won't nav 30
cents to see High Life in New York
AT the opery house tonizhte
Uncle Ebeu-Not much. when T kin
wait till next week an see Low Life
in Paris" fer quarter-Puck
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Hard to CONVINCE

= little Tommy (eldest Of the family.
at nnner)-Mamma. why don't you
help me before Ethel?
Mamma-Ladies must always come
first.
Tommy (triumphantly)-Th why
was I born before Ethel?-Tid- Bits.
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Character of
the Fight on
IsIais Creek

arDo Ih nasqueadng body has hada dcredtabe history.
the last general election agents succeeded creating unworthy
sectional feeling parts of the where circumstances were
not understood and to that end
persuaded that these bonds would charge tax
payers The masqueradng special quite that
not penny OF the spent improvements
here had been raised by proposed
bonds like all the Others would be taken the ordinary
feenues OF the port But the lie purpose and the bonds
failed to receive the vote requisite for ratification
Next the people found engaged shameless obby
Sacramento the effort defeat of
the bond issue Their proceedings this were so hgrant
that Senator Wright stated public believed crooked
work was being done. The bill
This the interests on new tack a,eono
that the habo would be to paw the interest,"
and sinking fund of the bonds but time thev sun
ported the 100000 of snuneos, r
manifest -
Met point they changed front and are now
circulating literature which that San Francisco needs no
interior harbo being already big enough argument
brings closer the real purpose these selfish inter
ests They desire themselves hold submerged and
that they when the site an interior
abor for their profit and thus competition with
the water owned by the BY as one Of them
has confessed they could take advantage uneared inc
men due to the natural increase population and industry
1t is shabby little plot characterized the start bv deceit
unworthy appeal TO sectional feeling and corruption pote
know quite well that San Francisco aror and
the very engineers their employ have reported in favor
tie project
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To Make
| the Aeroplane
Effective

When talk about what be talking
about accomplished fact dream
talk Avinp
travel seventy miles hour
5000 feet Can they hit condionsP -
Mr. Mosant believes that the of war hound I'm with
the lying machine and that the nation which first equps squadron
OF really praecaDe and effective aeoplanes would hold all
others That not he tr,e bt = not
clear that the millionaire planrop who of
bringing the aopane to this stage OF perfection will be doing
service humanity 1t significant however that he great Mill
tay of Europe which should be most n
tins matter do not appear to make progress the art of
Tying as the prize hunters and the ppodrome operators
As military problem all this does greatly concern America
because IT Will be long time before Of Az
across the Atlantic Pacific 8 = iSs 49, y
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ExD1ained

Father said Willie. what's the diff
ference between sanitarium and a
sanatorium?"
oh. about FIVE dollars day" said
Mr.. Billups.
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pinions roll had tingIlng feeIlngs
in their scalps. He landed on the
other side upon a cruel heap OF
stones; and shortly after that he
died, a poor bruised mass OF
broken bones. Heroic soul Had
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THE
CHAVEZ
EXPLOIT

the fire of Austin his praise would sing! But
when need it, my old Tyre is sure to have busted
string To tell the truth, that brave mans deed
does not enthuse worth darn: I'd rather write
humble screed about the who paints barn
A man may fly to beat the Dutch, across the Alps,
across the sea, and not accomplish half much as
who plants tree Some aviator risks his neck, DEFY
rules; but let praise the human wreck who HI
OF mules. For gaudy and gaudy deeds the b;
twang their Tyres, but who'll supply the soulful nee
light the kitchen fires? or,-.sa. 1870 By
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-25

SMALL body of selfish interests masquerading
OF dummy organizations leagues.
Ayou will long their identity concealed conducine
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-25

accomplishing much in the way of practical
progress. The flying machine continues to
be a toy of highly spectacular quality. What
Mr. Molsant can do and what he desires to
accomplish with the aeroplane he tells us:
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lerce commission is that they have been COM
PEELED to raise wages. This argument would
be conclusive if they could prove further that
they were now losing money because of this
increase of operating expenses. Their own
testimony shows where they fail of making
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Uncle Walt
The Poet Philosopher

Some time ago dauntless soul went soaring
Ger the snowelad Alps, and folks who his
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-25

Ohm b. MOlSANI wants millionaire take up II
practical work Of perfecting the aeroplane He
that the aviation rnr;ze
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campaign of misrepresentation TO mislead
voters of interior counties on the subject of
the proposed issue of Sl,00000O bonds to buy
sixty-three blocks of land on Is1ais creek in
this CITY for the excavation of an interior
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these to declare himself is NJ. I. Sullivan, a
lawyer of standing and eminence in his profes-
sion and practicing in this city. Mr.. Sullivan
is intimately acquainted with Mr.. Johnson 5
political and professional history and more
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some plain guy
ing gravitations 5
.tches up a span
ards will always
dis of those who
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The Morning Chit-Chat

1ODAYS letter is especially addressed "shy people,
Yesterday gave of the wise and helpful sug-
gestons for overcoming shyness which my readers
sent me in response to letter. which published from
shy girl who wanted be told how to overcome her
weakness.
Their wisdom and helpfulness over1owed a single
day space, SO | quote some today.
I read your article in the paper last evening relative
to letter poor, shy girl had written you writes
of correspondents and could help thinking how
well it suited my several years ago. used to
envy the girls who chatted freely and
sclously in company, while hardly dared open my
mouth remained like this until one day Icame across
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EADNG democrats who have voted that ticket all their lives
until the present campaign found supporting Hiram
Johnson for governor for good The
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1910-02-10
Bethany School Notes

Our attendance was very good lasl
week.
Andrew Trolinger was absent on ac-
count of sickness.
Fay Griffin is absent while her moth
or is visiting II Custer county.
Our Literary Friday was well at
tended, we had twelve visitors.
Our play grounds have been the
scene of great activity the past week
The pupils have laid of base ball dia
mond aud have been practicing.
We have ordered us new basket
bail tube, the old one is worn out we
will be out of practice when Blue
Mound comes but will do our best,
Mrs. A, A. bowers and son Fred Wis
tied our school last Wednesday. Mrs.
Dpwers complimented us upon our
good order, and the interest that was
shown 10y the pupils.
We invite everyone to inspect our
display work.
The following program will be rem
derrd at the Betheny school hou>,.
FeO. II, 1910, at 10 o'clock m. fpr
the benefit of the patrons Of district 81
Literary program by Blue Mound ant
Be heny schools
PA er-Benefit OF a township school
Iuhn T. Swain.
Paper-D advantage of divided dis
trict-B + Hayden
Paper-AIvantage of graded school
and relations of the teacher To the
school as the teacher sees it.-Prof
LOCKER.
Paper-Relation of the teacher to the
school as the patron sees it-Ora
Mays.
Speech-Why your teacher should be
of good moral character-G. w
Meeks, Co. Supt
Speech-Bonds xplained-Albert We'll
born, Co, Atty.
Everyday is cord' lily invited to at
tend aud we would be pleased TO have
anyone prepare "A paper on any subject
u AZ they deem would be of interest tO
the pubic, and TO take pars in the dis
cussions of these spbjec s.
ARTHUR TURNER, Teacher.
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Cotton Wood.

We are having more winter at pres
ent
Every one is busy getting their
ground in shape for their spring crops
The wheat in this vicinity is looking
fine.
The late snow will put the ground in
good shape for planting, as the ground
Is full of moisture.
The literary at the Getsinger school
house last Friday night wa well at
tended and nice program was rem
dered.
The Cottonwood school will close the
25th of this month with an entertain.
ment. We expect To have an inter
esting program.
Dan Gracey is plowing for speltz
The dance at Austin Humphreys las
Friday night was well attended.
A crsx xn;soung folks gathered a
,he hos9sR,s M Gracey last Sunday
and asH'pleasant day was spent
Among those present were Elmer anC
Meivina Humphrey, Edgar Twentier
A. I Hill and Hughie Larson.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1910-02-10
For Census EneumeratOrs

Postmaster Jno. X Thomas held IN
examination OF applicants for appoint
ment to the position Of Census Emu
merators for Beaver county. Meeting
was held in the Principal Room at the
school hoase, Satur1 lay. February 9th,
Inst. There were 45 applicants 10, k
the examination There are sixteen
positions to fill and judging from the
personel of the applicants there should
he no trouble to select good workers
for the service Following is list of
names with their Post Office add ress
Fred NJ. Curtis. Logan, OKLA; A. II
Montgomery, Speermore, Okla; Miss
Alma + Davis, Lorena, ukla; Mrs
Marietta Carlile, Alva, Okla; l., l..
Beardsley, Gate, Okla; Geo p WILL
Jams, Liberal, Kans; VIM. f. McKern,
Balko, Okla James A. Lancaster, Bal
ko, OKLA; Willis James Lorena, Okla
G. l.. McCord, Beaver, Okla; Eimer
A. Worden, Lorena, Okla; Elmer l.,
Fickel, Beaver, Okla; Fred Burgin,
Knowles, Okla; John Shores, Couch.
Okla; Marcus N. White Speermore
Okla; James w. Martin Gray, Okla
Walter l.. Hulse, Riverside. Okla; G
w. Beebo, Beaver. Okla; Robert l..
Drake, Domby, Okla; John +, Arnold
Lorena, Okla; b. b. Kent, Gray Okla ;
Howard M. Drake, Dombey, Okla
Fayette G. Sweet, Sophia, Okla; Ear
nest G Savoy, Beaver, Okla Michael
). Spybo, LaKemp, Okla; VIM. G.
Ham, Riverside, Okla; Mrs Cora
Hubbard, Gate, Okla; YRS. Laura O..
Russell, Beaver, OLA; James d. Lun-
dy, Knowles, OKLA; James w Fields,
Lorena, Okla; Ishmel w. Moore,
Beaver, Okla; Henry Jestus, Gate
Okla; James X Quinn, Beaver, Okla /;
II. b, Maddox, Beaver, Okla; Ms
Hays b. Tomlin, Balko, Okla ;
st, phen A Mariquard Riverside
Okla; X. NJ nizley, Elmwood, Okla ;
A. G Midkiff, Balko, Okla; Harry J
Dertrick, Lorena, Okla; Geo. A, r.,
Smith, Elmwood, Okla John Taylor,
Gate, Okla; Mary f, Norton, Beaver
Okla; G. G. DeGraw, Beaver, Okla
Daniel Quinlin, LaKemp, Okla; l..
Beck, Logan, Okla.
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Blue Mound School Notes

The total enrolment OF Blue Mound
graded school for the week ending
Jan. 2sth, was l0l pupils.
There were many absentees last
week on account Of sickness.
Jay Morris has found it necessary
to stop school in order to take practi-
cal lessons in agriculture. We are
sorry to lose him.
The Blue Mound base ball team is
organized with Robert Springsteen as
Captain. The line up is as follows -
G. Ray Hayden. Z. Donald Spring
steen. b. Charles Salyman. 2B.
Carl Muir. b. Leon Hayden 5 )
Robert Springsteen X. F. Leslie
Thomas. L.. Harvel Padger Sub
stltutes EdgaI Hoover, Albert Shus-
ter
Blue Mound has been playing the
Scrubs" every noon hour the past
week and have been doing very good
work.
The school will go to Bethany Satur
day, Feb II, to celebrate Lincoln''
birthday. There will he basket bal
and base ball between Bethany ano
Blue Mound in the afternoon.
Mr.. Swain and Mr.. Tooker viii
speak ut a special school meeting il
the evening
| We have succeeded in raising th'
fifty dollars for our library. We de
sire once more TO thank all those WHIT
have contributed toward this worth,
cause and we assure you the none!
will be invested in such books as viii
do the most good to the district Th'
pupils raised the following amounts =
Albert Huguley 45c; Jesse Morris 4
C; Donald Springsteen roc: Chas Hug
uley 85c Herpan Wilfony 15c; Yer
non Munger 81 10; Lucy Sebastian
81 90: Vera Young 81 %; Harvey Mel
son 81 l0 Earnest Hoover 81 90; Re-
Oregon 30c Edna Cayler 81 IL; Ches
ter Crist 81 25; Maryon Oregon 40c
Ruth Morris Al 40; Willie Cayler 81
Chloe McRue 81 l5; Amos Shuster Poe
Albert Shuster 25c Dc rris Carr Poe
Haryel Padger 25c; Willie Hayde
8Oc; Pearl Cayler zoe. From othe
sources School Board Sl6 90; Liter
AIRY Society $40 90; John Il. Swain
S5 90; Mrs A Munger 81 90; Blanch
Munger 81 90 Total amount $50 90.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1910-02-10
Country Correspondence.
Elmwood Items

Little Clyde Kile has entirely re-
covered from his sickness.
Mrs. Isa Kile is suffering from La
Grippe at present.
viii Volgamore and family returned
home last week from near Seeling
where they had been spending the win
ter.
Johnnie Johnson who has been
spending a couple OF weeks with his
mother, returned home Sunday.
Mrs. Groves spent Tuesday last at
the home of Mrs. Thad Greene.
Asa Kile and family spent Tuesday
last at Grandpa Kile's.
Mrs. Barrier has been staying with
Mrs. Greer of La Kemp, who IS quit,
sick
Little Harold Lockhart is on the sicl
list.
The new school house in district Il
will soon be ready to occupy. .--
VIII Volgamore drove over to Ii
Kemp Wednesday of last week.
Boone Elexson returned from Kan
sas Sunday evening.
Thad Green and wife spent Sunda
at the home of Frank Peterson, nea
Sophia. A CALLER.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1910-02-10
A safeguard to Children

"Our two children of six and eighl
years have been since infancy suoject
to rold- and Group i.bout three years
ago | started To use F,ley's Honey and
Tar. and it has never failed to prevent
aud cure these troubles 1t is the
only medicine | can get the children
- take without row" The above
rom w. @. Ornstein, Green Bay, VIII
duplicates the experience of Thousands
of other users of Foleys Honey ana
Far. 1t cures coughs, colds and Group
and prevents bronchitis and pneumo-
nian For sale by F G Tracy.
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Subscribe for the HERALD, sl.00.
Railway Mail Clerks Wanted
The Government pays Railway Mail
Clerks $500 10 S 200, and other en-
ployes up to S2.500 annually.

Uncle Sam will holi spring exami-
nations throughout the country for
Railwry Mail Clerks, Custom House
Clerks, Stenographers, Bookkeepers,
Departmental Clerks and other Gov
ernment Positions. Thousands ap-
pointments will be made, Any man
or woman over is, in City or Country
can get Instruction and free informa
tion by writing At once To the Bureau
of Instruction, l444 Hamlin Build
ing, Rochester, N. Y.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1910-02-10
Won't Need a Crutch

When Editor j. +. Sossman, of Cor
ne.ius, n q bruised his leg badly, il
started an ugly sore. Many salves
and oin'ments proved worthless, Then
Bucklen's Arnica Salve healed il
thoroughly. Nothing is SO promp and
sure for Ulcers, Boils, Bruises, Cuts,
Corns, Sores, Pimpies, Eczema or
Piles, PC at Fred G. rracy's.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1910-02-10
Registered Physicians

state of Oklahoma, Beaver county, s.
hereby certify that the following
is true and correct list of the regis
tered Physicians in and for Beaver
county, Oklahoma, as shown by the
records in my office: l.. 5. Munsell
q. w Buckmaster B f. Newton, W,
f. Markley, l.. L. Long, j w. Messer
smith. n. l.. Oornwell, G. w. Jamison
A. j. Sands, l. l.. Bunker.
lsEALl JOHN w. SAVAGE,
l-27 2-l0 81 County Clerk
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Hoarse Coughs, Stufiy Colds

pain in chest and sore lungs, are symp-
toms that quickly develop into dan
gerous illness if the cold is not cured
roley's Honey and Tar stops the
cough, heals aod eases the cnngested
parts, and brings quick relief. For
sale 10y f G Tracy
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1910-02-10
When You Need

Foley's Orino Laxative When you
have that dull, heavy, feverish feeling
accompanied by constipation, When
you have headache, indigestion, bill
iousness, pain IN the stomach and
bowls, then YOU need Foley's orino
Laxative. 1t moves the bowels freely
and gently, ana thoroughly clears: the
intestinal tract. 1t does not gripe or
nauseate and cures constipation. For
sale by + q Tracy
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1910-02-10
Sore Lungs and Raw Lungs

Most people know the feeling, and
the miserable state of i'll health it in
dicates. All people should know tina
Foley Honey and Tar, the creates
throat and lung remedy. will quickly
cure the soreness and couth and re-
store normal condition. Ask for
Foley's Honey and Tar. For sale b,
+ G Tracy
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1910-02-10
Easter Bazaar

The Marthas will conduct an Easter
bazaar at which time they will have u
line line Of everything usually found
at such sales on display. Place will be
announced later. II
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Notice..

Notice is hereby given that will no
onger be responsible for any debts or
contracts made by my wife, Marguerite
Charboneau, as she has quit my bed
and board JoHN CHARBRNEAU,
l-27 PIT Beaver, Okla
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District Court Officers.

Hon. r. II. Loofbourrow, Judge
Hon. John Embry, U. s. Attorney
John Il. Alternately, U. $. Marshal
W. T. Quinn, District CLERK
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School Notes.
High School.

Month beginning Jan. 10 and ending
Feb. 4. No. Of pupils enrolled 30, No.
of tardies 2i, Average per cent OF at
tendance %. No. of pupils perfect in
attendance IS, visit"rs /. Names OF
those perfect in attendance. .-Orville
Quinn, Jess Davidson, Rich Leonard (,
Charles Miles, Beryle Kile, Nellie Nc
Killips, Lewis Moore, William Moore
Julia Maddox, Louis Miller, George
Kile, Paul Davis, Eula McKiliips
Leah Lipprant. Frank Horn, Marion
smith, Lillian Weiben, Clara Weiben
Those receiving Rank | or average
grade of 80. Ninth grade ;--Lilli IN
weiben, Ethel Smith, FranS II rn
Edith Miles Eighth grad"-C hrs
Weiben, Charles Miles, Nellie McK.o
lus Seventh grsde-Paul Davis, ly'
La CrOne
W. = very sorry To nave Franz
Horn quit school. He has been yer!
industrious student and our nntl
grade class will miss him.
Mamie Brown also went to the coun
try, we are sorry to lose our pupils
Adrian House enrolled in the eignti
grade last week
We are expecting to do lots OF wor
in the next three months and it ia YER
necessary for every pull to he i
chool every day. Parents, II you
children are not in school regular, an,
are not preparing some of their les
IONS every night, you need not expec
hem to pass at the end of the tern
Mas BENNINGTON. Prin.
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Commissioners Meet
The First Monday in Jsnuarv, April
July and October.
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County Court

The First Monday in January, April,
July and October.
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intermediate

Report of Inter mediate. Room for
month beginning Jan. 10 and ending
Feb. 4, 1910.
No of days taught 20 No of pupils
enrolled 40, No. tardies 5, No OF ab-
sents 4334, No. of visitors 8, average
daily attendance 1913, per cent of at
tendance 81, No. neither absent or
tardy %.
Those perfect in attendance Irwin
Moore, Lois and Orveta Quinn Will
liam Styles. Enid Miller. ROLAND
Miles. Frank Chilcoit, Z"kie Ru-h,
Willie Meese, Frank McKilips. Basil
and Harry Peckham, Bernard Loot
bourrow, Melbern Baker, Esther Kile,
Naomi RAIDER, Reolo Mansfield, john
ME and Bernie White, Isibell Deppink,
Amos Horn and Iris Brock.
Orville Smith, former pupil, but
now attending school at Coldwater,
Kansas, was one of our visitors this
m onth.
Samuel and Lee Lawrence, Josie
Lipprant, Clvde Brown and Nirgi
Meador are among those who were
dropped this month owing to their par.
ents moving to the country.
Mrs. W. E. TICKLE, Tescher.
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Primary

Report of Primary room for month
ending Feb. 4, 1910.
No. of pupils enrolled, 30. No. ol
pupils in attendance, 45. No. of days
taught. 20. No. of tardies Is. No. OF
abs ntees 81. Average, per cent of at
tendance 9S.
Those perfect in attendance were
Leafie and Hazel Mcfarland, Harry
Brown. Johnnie and Clyde Miles, Les
ter Judd, Ruby Chilcott, Beryl Bogue
Lenora Long, Blanch Rush, Marie
Tackett, Leila Meese, Roy and Arthur
McKillp, Herbert Smith, George Dep
pink, Francis Peckham. Leda Floyd
Annabe! Fosher MAE MAPLE.
Teacher.