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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-26
LEGAL NOTICES.


ptESENf6 TIA, thc CITY Of Guthrie.
IA the County ut oEin state of Okla
lcma. dulN nrganlze0 and cNiettng undti
dlu ty virtue ot ttU Const tuition and
laws 80 tlc state ai OklAhoma acNnuwl.
Ndges it4rlf 60 owe and tor Nalue re-
ceiVod, hereby ptomlec To pay to bearer
lhu sum ui
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
|Fhtu0l 0n tlir lnSt noN of January A. ~,
l13I with interest thereon from date
hcrt0f nu patti az the rtc of Six per
Gentun res Aiuum. payable sctni-an-
uftully un tEo lrst dass ut january aud
itus lu -ncu NotDr aH evidenced by and
upon ttr NcHrttatun ana surrender ol
.uc iu,rtTat coupons hereto attached az
they siNoIAllN bccpnut due. both .lrineipnl
and ntmcsl payaoM n mNntl money Of
the Emitted states OF Amcreth AZ thc
rsircat agency uf tho state Of oklahoma
W tue CtiN ANA state = New York on
ia lhe event OF ln dlseonttuuance ot
3urb agency, then at the National
teiefNa iiaAk, la said City and state Of
New York Aud for The prulnnt payment
of this 3oua With interest as aforesaid
az maturity tho fun faiDl credit aud
roa'urccs of said City VI Guthrie are
ncgehN rreWocrhly pledged
Ihis bond rs issued be thc CIT yuf
Guthrie ior the putopse OF funding and
pnNlrg g like amount Of legal binding,
ldl@t.Mdlng 0uu utaturcd indebtedness of
tla ttt II tint'tfte, heretofore incurred
uld now oNssdng ana unpaid, evidenced
NJ iNubm9nis rcGllaFh and lawfully ren-
letpd mud .Hauud pursuant TO an
JrliVli5cc dNlN passed bN sald Mayor and
'pilu1tm- 81 tNr CitN ut Guthrie, aud
.u iW' Judgment oYtlpr upl finding Of tho
iatJc tou iu md Tor Logan County
5tNie 20 Ohiihuml. made and entered Of
fteotd tlWiaiu H7d bY vitiuc and author
Iy Oft iNw lu al fesrectF pursuant 10 and
iu fUil crHptiNuca Win tIc prov isiuua of
h a" " Use LeFialni pr Assembly, Of the
lepttoN " 0tlm nn. entitled An Act
% OjaNu CDuuiira Municipal Corpora
luhr, lNr y IlUt ui .nucuOOn OF amy
ltN ~ Srhoa 1i tlois ~ r,fnnd theit
lnaehi liWcsa. uHruvrd Mlch Nh i9na,
ihcing At lIi nl t|u9irr 0f lhc Ses-
fNu fNNa p. tlNsif uN i.lriluTN ~ lg05)
state af OkkHppm Ay hc poYsi0ns Of
section . sf hc sch atu'H of the Censt
mticn nefe0f
Ard X Is 4ercby Certified ard Reeited
tllat al lAlngs, ael aad conditions re-
nlfed hF fhQ Colts tuition and lnw8 Of
ar -laW nf 0i@llAna 60 hupnsn aud
la d4n anl " formcd pieccaea 90 ANA
fn ihe esarnra ot his Bond ia order to
aWusiiiHh tNe HliNm tho Vaid and binding
OBLIGATION az eHd CtN hiYe happened
tHd n0tn peJpellE d0it aHd performed IN
Ieguiar ani Gue lnin lnd tinlc ae q
ltifod ", l4a tird thr indebtedness f9r
ttr tualnn hil paHtnett nf which this
neHd Is isspntN, Was u thc me it was
incurred nfl a' NJ lae of tae payment
iher by tar iSWpncr 81 A hord Il
eaild and btndng indebtedness of said
tHtt of tiUtatic pnd nf character |
authorized ty laW ~ be fualed; iAat
provision Mls hcrn phd Tor ihc levy lf \ |
direct alutnI tAA on Nll of the iuNablo |
Icpcfy Wlhn t.f ciy of Gulhio aufr |
NcirWl t0 DaA tlc u' 'efrt lfcreon whon
Fund fa Wc disehargo of tHr principal |
l0ruDf Nt r4WturltAa tltAf fIIr tDtNl ma bt- |
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-26


| Section 8. That for the purpose of pro-
| Vidiug funds fur the payment Ut the IA
1 tereHt on said bonds AZ the same shall
become due and payable and creating
| sinking fund for Tho dischHrSe Of f3rs
principal Of said bonds At maturity. ihero
shall be and there IS hereby ordered
levied "a continuing annual tax upon all
Of Tho taxable property IA said city of
Guthrie sufficient to produce IN lie y.ar
1912 tho SUN Of Sixty-eight Hundred Doll
lars tsGS00.00) and Thirty foitr Hundred
Dollars ts3i0U. .00D annually for each ~ tho
wears 1913 10 1896 both inclusive. and
provisions TO meet all Of the requirements
hereof shal be IN dNt tune manner and
season annually hereafter made said
taxes 4hall be collected "a. iir time ard
tn tins manner as other tahes and shall
eonWitWn . special fund - he used for
the payment Of said ntsrest and The w
denptlon Of the principal sum Of said
onds when due and foc no other purposes.
section g. fha; the Mayor and CLERK
Of said CITY are hereby authorized and
trecied 10 prepare aud execute said bonds
and coupons aud further 20 give duo
notice Nv publication III u newspaper in
said city aud by posting ia five public
places AS required By aW. uf The time and
thT intention cf SAID l'ify 70 make applt-
cati0u aud 10 appear brfere tiH district
.fourf in aud for Logan County. oklahoma.
and ntske showing ol this outstanding
Judgment indebtedness Of fhe city and 70
have sasd court t0 hear aud determine tile
amount Of the game lh 10 sign Funding
ionds oi like amount. 20. be issued in
payment 0f the same. aud said Mayor and
CLERK aud CilN Attorney are hereby
aut horizsd and directed 10 appear before
thc Court and % make proof aud to take
ai further and nceessaty action and fully
comply with The loyal requirements and
10 haye said bonds registered by ihe city
rle u. 13tY Treasurer certified by tho
County Cleils aud C0un.y Attorney, reg
istered by the Cpnhty Geek and state
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-26
state Of Oklahoma,
office Of the Attorney General.
Bond Department.

Hereby Certify THAT ] have examined
q cemlfled copy of tho record Ut processa.
uga taken preliminary 10 and in the
Issuance OF he within uoaa; tlut such
proceedings ana such eond shnw lawful
authority for the issue ana are III accord.
nnee with the forms and methods of pro-
ceAurc prescribed bN me for tho issuance
of bonds uf like xmas and that said bond
Is a yalid and binding obligation accord
Ing 80 its tenor and terms. and under the
provisions Of law In effect March -, 1910.
requiring The certificate of ihe bond COM
missioner of he stare ~ oklahoma there
uti, Is inctestable 90 ans court IN the state
Of oklahoma unless suit thnrcnn shall be
brpuRht In'a court having Jurisdiction OF
the same Within thirty DAYS from tlIe
date of this approval Of said bond appear
ms hi tln caption hereto.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-26
LEGAL NOTICE.



superior ma Fred r. lipught1u. 1853
SWe4ur la9 ltrbeccah rlbbets . iidn
/ Suprrpr 5h3 GLtniic Nail Bunk 2at.al
! Superiu" 3tl Okla. State Bank b.. s0..al
4 Dialgci 2a3 Guthrie Natl iank. 6a2 ia
( Disritt aIa Guthrie Natl Bank l,3t9.0g
/ Ilstrcl S3i Guthrie Natl Bank. 3n.S5
I piSitrt 3i2 Manhattan Ruh CO. i,lla1i
/ IlhstttNt ltH Okla. state Bank $50 la
/ bis'slrt IA Jas. r. Lewis ... ItyG
| Dlsttivt li5 w l. koescy . 55,lg
/ pi strict az l,pBan Go. Bank M dAG
7 District a55 Logan co Bank TX 66ij
District G36 Dorsey ptS. Co ., 1N59
i'Wtfirl tia H. 6. sharp ,.44+t. 80 Z,
Diattici G33 n H. wallace 'fr ll.iN
- sttict 6a3 lNnk Ind. Ter. ~ 5Sll
District G9i Guthrie Nul Bank aI3i
pnuict iaT Cuthuc NatI Bank a.0aG la
i,"tric $50 Ogan Co Bdlk 3.702 30
District ~ Ill., steel Bridge Go. 25uG5
District sac Wilhor II. Arnrti 50I 81
i3istiet l002 Mary Il Taylor M 2,a6l8G
plHigirt $50 Guthrie 1t 4 + So. G.sl1.61
piNigle loo3 Guthrie 1t & L. Go. l,osSS2
ainL
Ni#feas. said judgment Indebtedness
can nc paid from the proceeds OF said
/ pnlma aud a has been agrecd by the
'iolde1# oi said judgments tnat they win
7HfiSadei the safne for cancellation and
pAlnent upon The issuance of said Fund
ins 5onda by said City. and il ia con-
aiieted by tho Mayor ana COuncilmen Of
s1id city 30 be for the best interests of
sud CITY tn flnd and pay said iudg
sc It Ordained by the Mayor and
councllmen Of the city Of Guthrie,
logan County. ohahoma
Sretipn { 'rhat for the purpose OF
iuudns me aforesaid ThrtY-flm' Thou-
sand 1pifus fS3A 0n0D0 of uutslandtne
iulHr9cnt indcbt etnrss tnare SHAH NJ
aed likc umou4t Of Fuudmg Bonds
by Sid ritY Of Guthrie. which shalI con
SlHl ~ illl lsHHr ~ tuirtN-t0ut $50 bands
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-26
United states OF America,


this undersigned, Auditor IN and for
tile state 0f Oklnhoma da hereby eertify
certified statement of an the proceedings
had IA connection With tHc iHsaance OF
the within bond; thai after careful ex-
animation ! find tliat such proceedings
were regular ana Ia tt.i compliance with
the Constitution and laws ~ the state Of
OSiahamaj THAT tic signatures 10 the
Bond are genuine that sad Itond hns
been duIy registered 10 lDv office accord
ing to law and has IN al respects been
lawfully and regularly issued.
Given under my hand aud tho seal OF
office at oklahoma City oklahoma, tliis
.t.... day Of ........,. 4. ~, 1911
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-26
TO EXCHANGE.
PERSONAL.
HELP wANTEp-rEmALE.

s14ADIES-Our catalogue explains how
we teach hair dressing, manicuring.
Efacial massage. etc. in few weeks,
'mailed free Moler College. 81.
Louis, Mo.
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WAN I :,
CLASSIFIED
GgAeEics,>>
ONION 1lLAREgS
TlaEif -
THE LEAnE r.
NOTICE 70 stlascPIaEpc

N the event Of delivery being inn.
IN 9rlect. or paper being rolled twisted
Shf mutiiated, subscribers are urged
~ make immediate complaint to the
.cr mail. wv piVi'e :
Mail subscribers should examine
.Fae address on the label Of their
Rpaper, it shows when subscriptions
Expire When you remit the Label is
sklanged, if not notify this Office. If
you wish your subscription discontin-
'ned write the office, otherwise the
D aper will be continued. In changing
2 idresses give both old and new ad.
dress.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-26
Business Opportunities.

The 1911 laws pertaining to RoadA
Hlghwass, bitches and Drains
Pamphlet form. Price Csc each
Special prices on quantities. Address
Book Department, leader Printing
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-26
Oliver Visible
Typewriter

FARM AND City property for sale or
trade E. j, Blackman.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-26
state OF ohlAlionlAl
ss

IWWIlTN ~ IslENIT,
T. THE undersigned county CLERK OF
Logan County, state uf oklahoma. hereby
certify that | have registered the within
band IA my office as and ia the manner
required by law this a day Of ........
a, r.. 1911.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-26

Ia tile County 0f Logan iu ,he state 81
Oklahoma viii pay to bearer tito sum Of
Thirty Dollars $500 lawful money of the
United States OF America, "a tile Fiscal
Agency of the State oi oklahoma. M the
NiF diil state pi New York 81. u the
eyelt of ue diseontiuu9uce of such
agepry thcu li tue National itesorqa
Bank l said ctif and state OF NeH York.
for srtni annual mtegcsl due fhal day On
its Funding Bond Of 1912 dated Januar}
b. 1913 NO. ,..
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-26

Judge Of lha lJialrici Court,
la ANd fpf l.OHli County.
oklahoma.
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WAN I s
CLASSIFIED
MiSCELLAN EuuS.

LOWEST RATE And easiest terms
on farm loans. + A Baggett
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-26
LEGAL NOTICE.

Bond i one af series ~ bonds issued by
the within named lhty OF Guthric state
of Oklahoma, pursuant q law, and that
the said entire issus OF bonds IS within
thr debt limit imposed apon aad CITY of
Guthrie by the ConstEuttun and laws OK
the state of oklahoma
In Witness Whereof we have hereunto
set our official hands ana said County
Cierk has affixed he official seal OF said
County this day OF ..t...... A. d.,
1911.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-26

County Attorney.
..ss4.f+.sss 4t44as.. fsft.. I.
County clerk,
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Attest. e H MlNSLoW.
t,isi Gle4s-
lsEAL)
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1911-12-22
Protecting Wild Animate.

An important amendment to the
game laws which goes into effect this
year is that prohibiting the sale of
game at any time. While this will
have no effect on the average hunter,
it will put an end to q practice which
has had much to do with decreasing
the supply of wild animals and birds
in this state. The slaughter of game
in order to supply the markets has
in the past done much to aid in the
extinction of our wild animals and
birds, and the elimination of this type
of hunter will be most beneficial.
Each year the game laws are be-
ing more strictly enforced, and the
protectors have obtained a large num-
her of convictions. The officials are
no longer ready to overlook violations
Of the law, but are making every eff
fort to put a stop to illegal hunting.
And In this work they have the moral
support of all good citizens Of the
Enthusiastically Gazette.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1911-12-22
RUN DOWN AN ARMADlLLoI
Animal Killed by Dogs in Virginia;
Proves to Be 9oldier's

While. hunting in the Virginia
woods, near Bailey's crossroads, in
Alexandria county. a few nights ago.
a pack of dogs belonging to John
Monroe and colored man named
Mortimer Virgins ran down and
killed an animal believed to be an,
armadillo.
The dogs were after opossums and
coons, but getting on the scent of the
animal, followed 1t for an hour or
more before they landed their quarry.
Later 1t was learned that the arma-
dillo belonged to one Of the ,troops Of
cavalry at Fort Myer. The men had
secured a number Of the animals
while. on duty on the Texas border
and had brought them to the fort.
The one that was killed had es.
capped and the men had been hunting
the woods for 1t for several days,
when they learned that 1t had been
killed. This is possibly the only arm
yadillo hunt-that ever took placs IN to
vicinity Of Washington.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1911-12-22
Marriage At Fifty.

NV ~ - =
An interesting and unusual estimate
of the proper age for matrimony Id
that advanced by Mrs. Vivian. head
and founder Of the National Society oil
the Daughters Of California. The
happiest and most successful mari
riages, che says. are those betweeal
the man of fifty and the woman "a
thirty-hve. At that age Of discretion,
she claims, the male has become more
mellow and tolerant as we'll as more
solvent. On the other hand she estl1
mates that a girl of twenty is much
harder to get along with than to get
along without. and that there ought
to be laws prohibiting people marry
ing before they are thirty years old.
We do NOT know what authority the
Daughters Of California have In such
matters, but we fancy that IMPROVE
dent young people will for the present
continue to rush headlong into matri-
mony at assorted tender ages. When.
Mrs. Vtviaf's theory gets into working
order the bachelor entering the bald,
corpulent age Of fifty may as Welt
leave hope behind. If DR.. Osler doesn't
get him the Daughters Of California;
1will.-SMccess Magazine.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1911-12-22
Houseboats to Let.

The cult of the houseboat has never
made much progress In this country,
for q number Of reasons, the chief OF
which is perhaps the liking Of Amer.
cans for speed. Besides. We are .
%gregarious people, and hotels with
their crowds attract most Of those
who have not the time or money
for elaborate country places,
But in England and Germany these
quiet summer floating houses are tn
creasing In popularity, and q Berlin
company has this year gone into the
business on q large scale Of building
houseboats TO let.
/. They are built on one pattern, the
main feature Of them being q roof
veranda, to serve as dining and iiv-
ang.room. Perhaps We may some time
appreciate their advantages, and our
rivers may present al attractive IN
appearance. % does the Thames.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1911-12-22
MEASURING FLIGHT OF BIRDS
Song Thrush, Marked in It's Nest, Trav-
els 1850 Miles In a Few
Months.

Some of the results of the Aberdeen
university bird migration are con-
tanned in a report just published. The
object of the work is to obtain specific
and accurate records Of bird flights.
The method employed is to mark new
Ily Matched or young chicks In the nest
In the hope Of tracing their subse-
lquent movements.
The longest flight recorded thus far
in the inquiry was that q . song
thrush. 1t was marked when q chtee
III a nest at Skene, Aberdeenshtfe. =
early June, 1910. In early November
Ior the same year it was shot near
iLeiria, Portugal, 1880 miles by direct
overseas route from its birthplace.
How far it had travelled In the SIX
months Of its life could only be
guessed at, but the investigators est
mated that 1900 miles would be we'll
within the possibilities.
Five lapwings were marked in their
nest in the northeast of Scotland. Four
were shot in Ireland, in four different
counties, and the fifth was found in
southern Portugal. A guillemot was
marked as a newly Matched chick on
the Aberdeenshire cliffs. 1t was shot
eighteen weeks later, north of G0then-
burg, Sweden. A widgeon duckling
marked in the nest On Lock Brora,
Scotland. war taken in a duck decoy in
Province Gronigen, northeastern Hoi-
land, three months later.
The investigation possibly will add
little to the knowledge OF ornithol07
.gists, but 1t will present a great coliec-
ton of authentic records showing how
quickly the fiedgling tests his young
strength In overseas fights. !
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1911-12-22
A Change Coming.

In correcting the exercises of her
class a teacher recently observed q
new name inscribed on one of the pa
pers-Will Evans. She looked round
the class, but could see no new boy.
Not q little puzzled she requested VIII
Evans to stand.
Up jumped viii Jones. and the
teacher got more puzzled still.
Your names JONES'" she said, mot
Evans!"
Will looked not a little abashed. and
shifted umeasily from one foot to the
other.
Please, ma'am," he said. ITS ow.
ing to family trouble. l didn't do It,
please, ma'amt =
But" she said -sternly. II repeat.
your name IL Jones'"
please, ma'am," said the boy. Its
changed now. Mas married the lodg-
!er!"
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1911-12-22
TO PROTECT WORKS OF ART
italy Proposes to Insist on Govern.
ment Certificate Of Sale for
Art Treasures.

1t ts very likely that some legisla.
tive measures will be adopted by Italy
IN the near future to protect works
OF art and prevent their being stolen
from museums and picture galleries.
as the Mona Lisa" was. The min.
lister Of public instruction has been
favorably impressed by the proposal
OF Commentator Agnet, who suggests
a special law giving a sort of title Of
ownership to every work Of art and
declaring null and void all purchases
and sales unless certain formalties
are followed. The law suggested will
be more or less as follows:
Article 1.-The competent authorities
will grant free of charge to the own
ers Of art objects, such as statues.
paintings, ancient objects, etc., a spe.
cial certificate briefly describing the
object, and in the cast of paintings
giving the name Of the author or the
school.
Article 2-such objects can only be
sold and their ownership validly trans
ferred II a regular Endorsement il
made on the certificate and the sigma
ture of the owner is authenticated by
q notary.
Article 3-The sale Of art objects
by mere delivery s'null and void.
Article 4-The sale and purchase eff
fected without a regular Endorsement
on the certificate is punishable by q
dne and imprisonment and bona ade
possession will not be admitted as an
e~xtenuating circumstance.
Article 5-No certificates will DO
granted for art objects owned by the
state, municipalities, churches or re.
ligious and charitable institutions.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1911-12-22
LAKE OF Geneva
Project by Which Water May %
Brought to Paris by 3oo-Mlle
Canal

New York is not the only great city
that 10 troubled by the problem OF q
water supply. Paris has SO nearly
reached the limit OF Its convenient
supply that 1t has revived the project
of drawing upon the water Of Lake
Geneva.
This lake is In Switzerland, in the
minds Of most persons, but most Of
the southern shore h French terri
tory, and although the control OF the
level by the barrage at Geneva 10
Switzerland's by treaty, still France
claims 1t has rights that would allow
It to lower the level by four inches
during the dry season, which Is all
that is contemplated under the pres
emit plan.
The proposed canal would be over
three hundred miles long, including
many tunnels and the crossing Of
four large rivers, and would cost
about 800, 000, 900. It has not ad-
vanced beyond the stage of discus
sion. but the need Of Paris is SO press
ing that 1t may yet be realized.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1911-12-22
FIRST MINE ACCIDENT KNOWN,
Skeletons Of Prehistoric Race Fount.
Under Rocks That Fell
Ages Ago.

One of the first mine accidents on
record has just been revealed at Ara
mon, in Spain. Here vas q copper
mine, worked by prehistoric man. not
without ONE display Of science.
Instead Of the usual horizontal en1
trance from the side of the hill, peri
pendicular shafts were sunk. several
yards deep, to reach the veins Of
metal. Then narrow passages wereI
dug out following the veins.
But these miners of the stone age
had not advanced to the extent at,
knowing how to place props along tho
workings, and a.cave-in killed fifteen.
men. Several Of the skeletons were
lying under blocks OF stone, and one
miner still grasped his stone axe. just
as he falling roof caught him. no n
knows how many tens or hundreds OF!
thousands of years ago.
These prehistoric workmen OF un-
known race used stone axes and picks
made Of horns of animals. They
worked by the light Of pine-knot
torches, stuck to the walls by Jumps
Of mud.
They were tall men, and must have
been muscular to be able to use such;
heavy tools, but must have been very
slim, since the passages were very
narrow.
One curious fact about them Is re-
vealed by the finger prints. still re-
naming in the clay; the thumb was.
nearly twice as large as In modern
man.
All of which information has been
preserved by the fall of rock which
sealed up this tomb in the dim past.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1911-12-22
Feared the Worst.

A South Dakota railroad is noted for
fits execrable roadbed. A. new brake
man was making his irst run over the
road at night and was standing in tho
center Of the Car. grimly clutching. tho
seats to keep erect. Suddenly the
train struck a smooth place in the
track. and slid along without q sound.
SEEKING his lantern, the brakeman ran
for the door. Jump for your livesl'
he shouted. She's OF the Track
Success Magazine.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1911-12-22
,coRoTs ARE GOOD WORKERS
Help Build Church at
6ontoc,

Bontoc In particular and the 1gorot
country In general will Don have it,
first permanent Christian church, for
the building planned by the Belgian
missionary fathers il nearing compile
ton, according to advices brought BY
Father Sepulchre,. q member of tho
mission.
The new church 10 q substantial
stone structure and will cost 10000
pesos. 1t Is notable for the fact that
lgorot mechanics have participated in
the work Of construction az carpen-
tiers, masons, plumbers.
Four years ago Rev. Father Jur
gems began the building, since when
with the assistance Of Father Sep
ulchre, four Belgian sisters and one
brother az q teaching staf-a re-
markable record has heen made
among the Igorots, who are described
by the fathers as very Industrious
and docile.
Some ESQ Igorot boys and girls have
been instructed in the ordinary school
grades and additional instruction has
been given in industrial work. Thus
there are in Bontoc some seventy ar.
tisans, practical shoemakers, horse
shoers and the like who owe their
training to the fathers.
The girls are instructed by the sis.
ters in domestic sciences; cooking,
dressmakiDg, lacemaking, weaving
and the school today numbers thirty.
eight of these students. The latest
addition to the curriculum is agricul.
ture. and this has had a very marked
eject on the prosperity of the neigh.
borhood.-Manila Times.