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City Council Meets
Red Cloud, May Z, II

Red Cloud, May z, IL
The new council met Tuesday night
with Mayor Turnure. and Councimen
Storey, Sherwood. Saunders and Cow
den, all present.
Mayor appointed F. W. Cowden
president of the council.
The following committees were ap
pointed:
Finance committee S her wood
Storey. Cowden.
Shppiies-Storey, Cowden. Saunders
Buiidings--Saunders, s herwood
Storey.
Sidcwalks-Cowden, Saunders, Sher
wood.
Streets and alleys. lst ward-Sher
wood. 81 ward-Cowden.
On motion appointments were approx
ed
The following applications for ap
pointments were read:
A. c. Slaby, city marshal.
=. X. Lewis, street commissioner.
d. II. Rich, supt liz ht and water.
Chas. Fox, assistant engineer.
Mark Hay, supt. light and water.
A. X. Scott. supt. light and water.
j. S. Giiham. city attorney at 500
D. II. Rch asked permission to hav
mis- annual report read before makinI
The appointment of superintendent o
water and light department.
MIR. Rich read his annual report I
the council.
Mark Hay was appointed superinter
lent Of the light and water d1partmen
at 1925 a month.
A. C. S,aby was appointed marshs
and night watch at $50 month.
On motion appointments were cor
] iirmed
Application of Parks and Havai fc
billiard and pool hall, read, and on ms
tion carried.
Application Of W. W. Means for IL
lard and pool hall. read. and on motto
carried.
Bonds of q. C. Teel as city clerk, an
S. r. Florance as city treasurer, reaC
and on moticn approved.
Oath of Geo II. Overing, as ci'
engineer. accepted
Reports of superintendent OF wat
and light department, city clerk al
city treasurer, read, and on motion o
dsred placed on fle.
Moved and seconded that city clel
be appointed collector. Carried.
Moved by Storey. seconded by She
wood thst city clerk settle with ou
going superintendent. Carried.
II. II. Newhouse appeared and ask
permission u put In crossing at ce
ter Of Webster street between 4,h- Al
! 9Th Avenue. the same to be put in al
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Widows Pension.

The recent act OF April 10Th, 1908
gives to all soldiers widows a pension
sl2 per month. Fred Maurer, the at.
torney, has all necessary blanks.
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At Lowest interest, best option, least
expense. Call for me at State Bank
Red Cloud. c. Il. GATHER.
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FIREMEN's FUND

Amount on hand April 3, loi2... 50,20
Receipts None
Disbursements None
Balance on hand May 2, 1912. so q
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Balance on hand May :, 1912 333 Sc
WATER Levy FuND
Amount on hand April 3, 1912, .l5i67
Receipts None
disbursements None
,Baiancc'on hand May 7, 1912. .l54 81
Registered Warrants
GENERAL FUND
Amount Oh hand April 3, 1912 .4i3si
Receipts None
Disbursements ,...,......,....,5 500 .93
Overdraft May 7, 1912 .........lsO %
Register,d Il warrants outstanding GGG 40
ELEcTRc Lluur FUND
Amount on hand April 3, 1912 33S.7s
Receipts ................. .ai6.t5
Ss523
Disbursements ........ .........4770 90
balance on hand May 7, 1919 40si4
ELECTRIC LlGmT Levy FUND
Amount ON hand April 3, 1919. .269 81
Receipts None
Disbursements None
Registered warrants outstanding
--...........'..' .,.........'' Oos d.
JUDGMENT FUND
Amount on hand April 3, 1912. 45o.O(
Receipts None
Disbursements. ......... .450 OF
Balance on Hand May Z, 1912 None
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ANNUAL REPORT
City Treasurer, City ol
Red Cloud, Nebr.

May 7lh, 1912.
Occupation Fund
Amount On hand May 4, 1911 S 573 IS
Receipts from May a, II TO
May Z, 1912 2,.... 2ll5 10
1858 %
Disbursements May 4, II to
May Z, 1912 2,,.,,. 2i22 "a
Balance OF hand May z. 12... 266 "a
Water Fund
Amount on hand May 4, II. IS 1893 80
Receipts from May 4, IL. to
May Z, IL ............. 2S7l 81
-----
1870 Is
Disbursements from May 4. II
to May Z. l2 ,......., 1886 65
Balance on hand May z. l2... 333 8G
Water Levy Fund
Amount on hand May 4. H.. IS 81 So
Recsipts from May 4. II. to
May z. l2......,....... 1885 81
----
ll73 OS
Disbursements 1913 81
Balance on hand May z. l2,... l54 6,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-01-09
Re-Grade of Center St.
Passed by Commission

The ma emof Center street will
be changed to Jefferson ave. and
will be connected up with the
present Center street and the
street railway will transfer its
lines from 18th and Yakima
around the low grade on the new
street.
This was all fixed this morn
Ing. Manager Bean agreed to bear
the company's proportion OF grad
Ing expense and will lay tracks on
the new grade.
1t Will cost the street car COM
pany probably $4,000 or $40, 900
to make the change but 1t will
get q fine line with no steep
grade, the highest grade being
Az per cent.
The city is also getting ready
to put q bridge over Thompson
avenue from Yakima and Jef9er-
son and this will give a direct
route to the whole south end.
The street railway company will
probably later go over this way
but Manager Bean was not ready
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-01-09

The resignation of Judge DON
worth from the federal bench here
has set the politicians moving to
get a successor to their liking.
Seattle wants both judges and is
pushing Wilson r. Gay and Boyd
Talman of the superior court
there.
Ed Cushman. now on the fed
eral bench in Alaska, formerly of
Tacoma, is mentioned. Judges
Chapman and Clifford here are In
the limelight with chances favoring
Chapman.
Elmer Hayden Is being boosted
by Judge Shackelford and other
corporate inflences.
Senator Wesley Jones may want
It. 1t would be a easy way out of
q hard fight ahead for Jones.
Judge Stiles, city attorney, was
"a candidate before but he admits
he is out of II now.
"I'm too DID," he says.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-01-09

FIRE IN
THE DARK

SALEM, Ore, Jan. "a port
forio carried on his left side
stopped a bullet aimed at A. e.
Clark. special prosecutor in the
Louis Wilde case, when a would-be
assassin opened fire upon him at
the state house.
The first shot struck Clark in
the left arm. The second bullet
was stopped by the portfolio.
Clark came to Salem yesterday
to gather data and remained in the
state library until after midnight.
AS he was leaving the state house
grounds a man leaped out from be-
hind q tree and began firing.
The feeling here is that the man
was after Governor West, who is
about the same build as Clark.
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and who took to drink afterward
have been dead these many years.
Amt that the answer"
Neither have the twins, said to
be the oldest in the United States,
ever used tobacco In any form.
The brothers have lived an out
door life-farming and fishing
and are as rugged and hearty as
men of 60. Their eyesight and
hearing are still good and they
work daily on their farms.
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INCOME TAX IS
HELD VALID

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
MADISON, Wis, Jan. 9.-The
state supreme court today handed
down a decision sustaining the con-
of the income tax
law. Laws similar to the income
tax law, drawn up and recommend
ed by the National Taxation Form
and by a test case into
court shortly after the income tax
law went into effect, were used to
the validity.
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BABYLON, L. l., Jan. 9.-Some
men swear off" for six. months or
SO and think they ought to get
a laurel wreath. Sam and VIII
Munsy, twins, have gone ninety
three years without teching a
drap."
Liquor amt good for a per-
son." say these Oldest prohibition
lists. Were still living and we're
going to live many years more.
The boys we went to school with
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ORGANIZES

BOSTON, Jan. 9.-The Puget
Sound Traction, Light and Power
Co., which is to absorb all Stone
Webster investments in Westerns
Washinton, will start with $751;
100000 preferred stock and $780,
100000 common. All but $4,671,-
$50 will be used in taking over the
properties.
The surplus stock will remain
as water in the already well wa
tered concern, which 1t is declared,
will pay all fixed chares on the
above basis and provide dividends
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HELP CHILDREN's HOME.

An entertainment for the bene-
fit of the Children's home at Des
Moines will be held at Valhalla
hall tonight. An interesting pro-
gram has ben prepared.
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The Bar Association is vot-
ing on the names Of Judges
Clifford and Chapman and
Elmer Hayden.
The man getting the high
vote will be recommended to
Taft for Donworth's Job.
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House and 6 Lots, $3.50

Six choice lots, cleared and fenced,
good soil, right at station and store:
good Broom house, cosy little
home: terms 500 down, balance $40
month or Will trade as first pay
ment on larger house close in.
4-ROOM HOUSE $3.50
built 4-room cottage on 2
level lots, good soil, woodshed, SC
fare. Better see this. Terms $25
down, $40 month.
Il. T.. GREGORY CO., INC.
End Floor National Realty Building.
I'LL Pacific Ave.
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WASHINGTON - Senator Owen
announced In the senate yesterday
nation of Judge w. G. Hook for the
supreme bench he would hold up
the appointment Indefinitely and
would demand all Hooks endorse
ments sent to the senate.
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RULES FOR LONG LIFE
Don't use liquor or tobacco.

Don't liquor tobacco.
Go bed early
it's work time; play when it's time to play.
open air much possible and breathe
deeply.
each if the next is going to be last then
you'll your fellow men,
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this morning to take up that
matter. This will be moro ex-
pensive.
Legiclation for the new street
will be started at ones through
the council.
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MUST SELL.

Look up lots Z and 8, block IA,
Ridgedale addition. Make an offer
Herman Schroeder, zoos 10th av.
West, Seattle.
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For Sale-Real Estate
ACREAGE

equal to about 80. lots for s70o. Close
to street car line, store and school.
Good soil. Partly cleared. Small
house. Easy terms. Fare 15c round
trip. American Land Co.. 504-6-6
Bernice Bldg.
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URGEHAYDEN
FOR j. S.
JUDGE:

Hayden wins. Judge Clifford
dropped out ON the first ballot,
being the low man. On the sec
ond ballot, the vote stood. Hay
den, 50; Chapman, 06.
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Sl2bO-HOME-s12B0

Must have CASH new 7-room mod
ern bungalow. North End, corner.
more. Address Box F-4. care of
Times.
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Carpet Cleaners

H L HOUCR--Carpet beating. refit-
tnE and uphoisterines asia eth ave
Phone Main 3zs, A ss2g,
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BIG SNAP, READY TO MOVE INTO
One acre, 5-room house, 20 bear
ing trees, 25 chickens, furniture,
fire wood. Only $500 down, balance
.asy terms. Main 7s4s, Up. or Box 226,
Fern Hill.
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president something sort? firmly
belief himself picking
the boss telling him that he should
again.
"Why-why--I thought" began Jimmy, hestatingly.
did," said ever think
again The pnsaving this
simply can't pick Time worth
than pins Even at IS can't afford picking
both time
of forming bad habit Do that the Of
today who nails accidentally
losing for his employer? No? Well Remember it,
Don't let picking pins in this office again Let
Jimmy quite but get awhile
Astounding
Jmmys father AYERS that worlS
isn't what used to be.
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Furnaces

eTILLMAN-DREW CO.. heating ex-
pertA 7el st. Helens Az. II S7se
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TO THE LAND,

We can offer you 100 acres in
Alberta that Is a dandy IL you want
to raise wheat. Part of this has
been farmed and has some bldgs. on
1t. We can tell you good things
about this. Come in and see us.
THE JUDSON co.
Fidelity Bldg.
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Personal
Furnished Houses

TO responsible adult tenants, COM
pletely furnished 5~room modern
bungalow, large attic. furnace, less
than block to Point Defiance car
line, $35; or will sell on payments
like rent. 2509 No. Warner. Tel.
Main SS12-Y.
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Cabinet Makers

WE do woodwork OF any. kind.
band saving and shaper work.
WQlford & Swanson Cabinet Works.
1123 A ST.. Main 1851.
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80 PEA Mo&TH HOME

Two good cleared lots, extra fine
soil. and o good small house ready
to move into, located near car line
and school. DO not fail to take ad-
vantage of this opportunity. Price
only $500.
J. M. CURTIS q co.
814 Bankers Trust Bldg.
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CHEAP RENT.

Nins-room house and six nice
corner lots suitable for truck.
garden. No. 1923 So. 47th St,
five blocks west or So. Tacoma
car line; SIS monthly, with
bath and electricity.
Pretty five-room modern new
bungalow, bath, toilet and cleo
tricity. Two corner lots: wood
shed and fence. Walking dis
tance to railroad yards and fac
tories. Four blocks to q fine
school: No. 1878 East NJ ST,
five blocks east of Mckinley
Park car line. Rent $13.
New four-roOm cottage with
n view of entire city. No. 2S07
East K St; four blocks east of
32d st. station on Mckinley
Park car line Rent $40.
Brand new four-room house
with fireplace, bath and cleo
tricity. No. 800 Asotin ST, five
blocks north of Asotin st. sta.
on So. Tacoma car line. Rent
Wofktngmen may purchase
on the monthly rental payment
plan IL desired. Investigate.
LENNOX TRUST COMPANY
Investments.
Suite 3. s52A Pacific Ave
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Time and Pins

The office boy took the mail into the
on the desk before him, turned, stopped,
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Situations Wanted-Male

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. as driver of
truck or touring car. s years ex-
perience. Address Box F-5, care of
Times.
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Wanted

FAMILY of three want to rent an
eight or ten-room house. North
End, for one year. VIII consider
q 8, care Times.
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Boarders Wanted

or nice home-like Llace to stay at
reasonable price. call at Mrs. Wade,
1886 So. e.
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ffice of the boss, laid 1t
picked up a pin and
moved toward the
door.
He had carefully
placed the pin there an
hour before.
JIMMY" roared
the boss.
"Yessir!" s a 1 d
Jimmy, with a gall
vanic start.
Don't let me ever
see you stop to pick up
a pin again!"
Jimmy stared at
the boss in OPEN
mouthed establishment.
Truth to tell, he
thought the boss was
crazy. For had not
his father told him,
time and time again.
the story of the boy
who picked up a pin
and became a hank
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WANTED-Ladies and children to
board. private home. Phone NJ.
5276. A-2137. 1921 9Th ave.
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For Rent-FlatS

FOR RENTAL corner 18th and So.
SITS, a clean, pleasant, 4-room
flat, gas stove, $11. Apply 1912 So.
/ st. Phone Main 1895.
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WANTED-Team with los truck for
hauling piles on Henderson Bay;
good wagee for -gpod team with
driver. Address J. Martin. Milton.
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WESTERN REPAIR SHOP. ana
jefferson. Stoves. furniture and
mnchincry bought sold and repair cd
Phone NJ 42s4.
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Repairing

all kinds; reasonable prices. East
Tacoma Machine Shop, 212 Puyaliup
Ave.
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WANTED-Salesma young man
of good appearance and education,
21 to 35 years of age, energetic and
aggressive to sell high-class spe-
cialty. Salary and commission. Op-
portunity to learn very remunera-
tive line. Address HI, or Times.
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Stove Repairing

C. ELLIS, stove repairs. lining, coils
and castings made to order. house
changed. Famous Furniture Co.
2422 Pacific av. Main 2922.
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Furnished Apartments

MODERN S-room furnished apt. de-
strable location. For information
Main 1901.
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MODERN 2 or 3-r. apis, gas, bath,
corner rooms. low rent. 1904 So.
d or 1915 Z st.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-28

Pratt, Geo. F. Davis, G. II. Atherton.
Board of Trustees-R. II. Trent. 3.
F. Dillingham;, r. J. Lowrey, G. h
Cooke, H. NJ. Won Holt.
Employed Officers-Paul Super
general secretary; Lloyd r. Killam,
assistant general secretary; F. H.
Emmons, business secretary; Jay a.
Urice, office secretary; A. Z. Larimer,
secretary educational department;
Chas. F. Loomis, secretary boys de-
partment; r. M. Cross. assistant sec
rotary boys department; A. T. Wis
dom, secretary social department;
Fred. w. Lau, physical director; w.
R. Johnson, assistant physical direct
or.
+ Membership Committee Ed. Towse.
chairman; A. E. Larimer. secretarysI
NJ. g. Johnston, Fred. w. zelglers
John c.. Anderson, A. II. Tarieton,
E. +. Melanphy, C. e. Hlaeow.
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to receive no better position than the
driving of delivery wagon. On the
advice of the man behind the desk he
went into the English and bookkeep.
ing classes. This young man now
holds the position of head bookkeep.
er with one of the larger Island con.
Germs, and is making good.
More than one young man about
town could tell the story of the asso.
cations contribution to his life, in,
creasing his education or economizing
efficiency. Their stories would be of
rehabilitated character, lost repu.
tation regained, new grip and self.
control, a her purpose in life and
an increasu Joy of living. For the
association believes in its triangle
body, mind and spirit and tries to do
more for a man than simply to de.
yelop his mental or physical biceps,
Why Funds Came Fast.
This is the reason that when the
association started its campaign to &C
cumulate funds for a new building,
the money came in like this: One
subscription of $4,000, four OF &c..
900 1.-TWO of which were cabled from
Germany, seven of $4,000, several of
$4,000, $500 and $4,000; ten of $1,000,
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afternoon classes three days a week
at five o'clock, and special morning
and noon classes; Boys under eigh-
teen years old are entirely separated
! from the men and have separate class
e. There are no boys in the mems
| department.
The members using the physical de-
partment wear white athletic shirts
and track pants and gymnasium or
tennis shoes. These suits are cool and
clean and give the members a uniform
appearance.
Every member receives a physical
examination before he begins gymna-
stun work. This is to prevent men
with weak hearts undertaking too
heavy work, and gives the physical
director opportunity to prescribe spec
! iaI physical work for the men who
need it. Members are measured and
each given a chart showing how his
measurements compare with the aver
age for men his height. Another ex-
animation is made at the end of the
year which indicates. the progress the
member has made.
Special Club Features.
Club life in Honolulu centers largely
around the noon-day meal, and this
feature is emphasized at the ''Y""
where scores Of men eat daily. The
cafeteria is for members and their
friends. Now that the kitchen has
been enlarged, short are handled, and
three regular meals are served every
day except Sunday, supper being the
only meal served Sunday.
The reading room is one of the
prominent features Of the association.
It is handy for the men who stop at
the cafeteria for their meals, and is
also greatly utilized by the members.
All the latest magazines and news
papers are on file, and the library con-
tsins upward of five hundred well Sc
lected books. Arrangements are now
under way whereby the association
will become a branch of the Honolulu,
library. and circulate it's books from
the building. This will be great con-
venience to the members, and will be
in charge of secretary Urice.
Five tables supplied with station
cry, pens and ink will be found in
the correspondence room. These sup
plies are at the service of both mem
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partments contribute to man building,
But the association would be doing
only a part Of the job II Ii went no
further with its plans than education.
health and a livelihood. Character Is
the chief essential. The association
believes in the religion of Jesus
Christ To that end 1t conducts Bible
classes and religious meetings, and is
always glad TO talk with men about
the fight for character. The associa-
ton is not working for any one de-
nomination, but for all denominations,
leaving the members TO make their
own choice of a church. 1t does not
discuss matters of creed and things
that divide men. The goal, not the
particular part, is what ii is interest
ed in as an association.
A new secretary. Lloyd R. Killam
has been added to the force this year
to promote the special religious work
Of the association and cooperate with
the members in counteracting the
downward pull of the city. He will
also work with Mr., Wisdom in pro,
noting the social side of association
life.
The club feature of the association
will characterize the religious side as
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bers and outsiders who care to use
them.
The Dormitory.
The entire third floor of the build
ing is taken up by the modern dormi
tory. There are sixteen single and
eight double rooms, furnished in the
most up-to-daue manner. The lava,
tory between the two wings of the
building is furnished with fine mod,
ern, sanitary plumbing. Hot and cold
shower baths add to the joy of life
ways in demand.
The social advantages of the dor.
mitory are obvious. With the social
rooms of the association always at
hand, the gymnasium for exercises
and the library for reading, this is
one of the best possible solutions OF
the living problem.
Among the other features the one
having a place for committee meet
ings is one of the most important
ones. The young men of the associ-
alton frequently belong to a number
of clubs and organizations, and serve
On committees. Rooms are provided
where these committees can meet
when the object of the meeting is one
that the association can endorse.
The Night School.
For the young man either in school
or serving as an apprentice at some
trade, who wishes to become better
qualified for future work, this de-
partment is probably the most i'm.
portant No pains have been spared
by the association to provide compe-
tent local instructors-men who have
had experience in teaching and who
are thoroughly familiar with their
subject, and to furnish class rooms
containing the apparatus for all the