davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-29
AUTO D DEALERS
DISCUSS PLANS
Meeting Tonight for Purpose of
Organizing Permanent Asso-
citation Of All Interested.

= meeting Of the automobile dealers
81 Hichmnud viii be held tonight at
10 o'clock in the clubroomg OF the
4AcEmond Automobile Club for the
purpose OF hcaring the report of the
committee on bylaws and constitution
appointed at 8 previous meeting. Th.
object OF the meeting is to form u
permanent organization of the deal
era n hichmond. in order that both
tie deuieT5 and the purchasers may be
benefited It IS also the desire Of the
dealers 10 mold III Richmond next year
an automobile show which will be "a
credit TO tha city.
IT Is thought that at the meeting to-
nigh, committee viii he named for
the purpose OF selecting the time and
place when the automobile show will
b 4. held.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-29
PREACHERS WIN
HARD CONTEST
Take Measure of Medical Col.
lege by Score Of S to 3
in Fast Game.

In holly contested pitchers bat
icai College of Virginia yesterday on
ical College OF Virginia yesterday on
me Seminary grounds. Ayers pitched
Seminitcs while Dodge had decida,ll,,
Tho best. OF it In hits, allowing four
TO Ayers's ten and pulling on, Of scv-
erni bad holes. The hitting Of mas
logians was Il noteworthy fcattlro. or
the game, iIassell driving In three.
runs and scoring one himself
or the Mods Captain Lewis led the
iisl, loIlowinS II uu with great base
running. The fielding feature OF th,
Game was catch by Lacy which spo!l-
ed nice three base hit FOR t1bns
The box score follows:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-29
rE1EnsErnc mon st1lrnrlg-



retcTyoGrE. Va. #Grch .s-Tha Hss'h=.l
team of Petersburg H!2h SeHa9i has d ~
IH-tinF in some very hard TOrk fcr wa p..:
~ weeks. and IS result ~ Consistent
Ithc'ico IS TaT!tly roandn. INTO form.
The team leaves saturdaY for Emporis,
where i;s first game VIII ne Tlasad ,v!-h
'ho High Schcol % mat ci.,. Tho lineup
IFobably will be as follows Baxter. Hatlys-
Gale. Spo0neT pitchers; Elliot catcher;
Finsey, arst base. s. fagAsda.e second
base Pollard tcaptanl. shortEton; Andrews.
imfd base; Young iett field. Potts. centre
feld; BAXTER. right field.
ne schedule has been comrlctc0 ana Il
is az Follows: March n i2nInorln Nigh
School at Empoi!a: April g. Rencdictinc
College at Richmond Anrn 10 Chcsttr nigh
schooi At Chester; hpFIl Il. Richmond ,.,.,d.
c'ny, Api! 20 John Marshau Ijrh school
tnril =. fnFnEille ilrh school at EARN.
WIG; ApTh ~ FarnNll!c lfiEh Sehoaf M
Jarmyhle; hprii - Chester High school
May :, blackstone High school a, p.rt
.ione; May 2 Eehod!r;lne College enead.
1nFl May i Suhos Ingn School at sn,foIi,
May ls. Emnoria High school, Nav p oncn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-29
Approve Schedules

The -tmntcur IinscbnIl Commission
held nm important meeting last
night. ana several muttcrs of vast
importance were considered, among
the appointment OF n commit tee
composed or Mcssrs. Hill. ilnrwood,
i'oliScs and Eaton 10 look into SC
curing several prospective sites for
grounds. The schedules of the
lttchmond. Central nnI Old Domin-
ion Leagues were approved. The
attendance of the members and the
enthusiasm shown by them mean
success for the amateurs for tho
coming season.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-29
Gnmc Ends I'm Tlc.

Especial to The Times isDntch.J
davidson, n c., March 38.-Davld-
son ana Oak Ridge played fine game
or baseball here this afternoon. tn,
score being ! to !. The game was n
pit'neH baltic. Lewellin did tho
WIRING for the visitors, allowing only
tour hits and striking out fourteen
men men. Davidson used three pitchers
Hlis'' oS'cen ana Bell. The game was
called In III: tenth Inning on account
OF darkness. Umpire. Norman.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-29
ARRESTED FOR MURDERS;
CLAIMS SEI.F-DEFENsJI

stanton. Va. March 2S.--Hcnry IT.
Robertson, a youth, has been brought
from Craigsville and lodged in Iail
here, charged with the murder of J. ID.
Jeffries. n horse and cattle trader. VINO
lived alone Robertson admits strile-
ing him on the head with n wrench.
but claims self-defense. He cIuims
.lcnrics was drunk and attacked him.
Ii occurred in the house OF Icffrics.
who lived alone about four mites from
Craigsvillc. Tie difficulty occurred n
week ago. Robertson runs an engine
nt the Portland Gemont plant at Ford
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-29
CAROLINA LOSES
TO SWARTHMORE
Visitors Turn Tables on Tarhcels
and Win by Score of
z. to Q.

Chapel nm y. g, March :s.-Thc swarth-
more College baseball nine. which de-
feated yesterday By the University OF Sotth
to-day, ana by excellent playing snatchcd
victory by u score OF 10 .. The feature
OF tho game the magnificent playing OF
DurOoTow. Swarthmore's centre heidcr. who
made Two runs three hits and no errors.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-29
Kessnich's Municipal Band
At The Horse Show Building
Free Sacred Concert Sunday After

The Kessnioh's Munipal Rand, which
has been equipped with new uniforms and
dccoutrcincnts. will render an elaborate
program at the Horse Show Building
from TO +. NJ. Sunday afternoon. The
concert will be free to all. The Main
street, Broad and Main and the Broad
and Twcnty-hith Street lines 60 direct 10
the door. All intcrsccting lines transfer.
VIRGINIA RAILWAY AND POWER
COMPANY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-29
LINDSAY MAKES
WORLDS RECORD
Rolls Unprecedented Total Of
759 in Nine Games
at Paterson.
[specini to The r.mes-Dispa,ch. ]


Paterson, y. j. Ma!ch g.-Mort Lindsay,
of New Haven. hung up worlds record for
niuc games in the national iouruamout here
to-day when lie averaged 225 90 Tor min,
games, rolling the unprecedented total OF
49, In the two-men, with his partner
G.Aarlie Johnson. they tailed 1901 which Is
ihe hiEh two-fncn game os the tournament;
40 date. The scores;
Iwo-nlen--
Lindsay-JohHson. Sew Haven .........i;o 80,
ScNeclcr- Aicon1ghan Now llavon...... LIS
!iic-j3ock. Jersey Observation-Disclosures. J. Is
tllnton- traeItiatl. Newark. IS.
N.nness-tirnver, Ncwark...................l LA
linH-C Newark. Observation-Disclosures. f-g-
Williams Banks. Newark. / y,
Observation-Disclosures, Jersey Ciiy.... N
Hcssler- Cobb, New Hlvon... L0,t
tman' jersey Ci:y....... Lqsl
T. Siofka New Observation-Disclosures. s.;
iahsWlck. New IInvtn........l.. a.
iiAndleman, Paterson. 81;
-. hanNs |cwarlt.. Observation-Disclosures. 80;
NlisehSoy, Cleveland. ...........,... Rr
Grubcr. cleveland. ....... ..5
J.. FraTt2 Cleveland. ~,
~ Wilkins. Newark ,' Slt
~ Lindsay, New Haven. rtt
Porto. Sew Iavon. H.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-29
Medical College.

Summary: Struck out-By Dodge, 6.
by Ayers. is. Two-basc hit-Lee
stolen bases-Ncds, s: Seminary. G.
Base on balls-Om Dodge. i: off Ayers
0. Empires, Rogers and Stewart
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-29
DY Gus MALBI5I,r.

1t was Il merry crowd OF Colts which
Yesterday afternoon took the measure
OF the spiders by the score of to ..
steve Griffin, in the rosy reports he has
been giving out from time TO time, DID
not overes innate the material which
ho has gathered for the penn;lnt race
Ill the Virginia League. Nor is the
college crowd to be scoffed at. l'Oi
live full innings. Gwathmcy. wearing
tho red ana blue, tossed up Il variety
OF bendcrs which had the profession
ais completely at his mercy. Had the
game gone the short route the score
would have been to in favor OF the
collegians.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-29

AS whole the team looked good.
There was plenty OF pep. and while
nobody cut loose. enough Was shown TO
warrant the opinion That the team as
Il whole will be most formidable
machine when the season opens. Not
single man. but is suffering from
some little soreness. Everybody has
peen going at an awful pace, without
moments rest and such work is
bound TO have it's effect.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-29

tSpcciai 10 The Times Dispatch.
DanvilIc. va. March 2S.-Dave Gas
ton has orransed for the Red Sox 10
play the Twins. Of winston Salem. in
That city on April II. IL and 10.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-29
University of North CAROLINE.

Saf"lInn .....-,...-.............b 1 o 0 %
summary: Two-basc hIt-Durborov Three
base hii--G. Tarble. Stolen bases-Durborow
60, Gilchrist. Baker. Swnk. Base on ball,-
or Wood, .: of tiriesi. {: Off Tarble .
struck out-By Griest q by Tnmbic .; by
Wood, .; ny I.nnier .. Time Of game ~
Empires, Schumacher and O'ualioran
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-29
'rOtsis

summary: Two base hit-Fournoy. Three
eaec hit--Naley Sacrifice hit-Lewis. stolen
phscsIh tourney, Raley. Cable. Cornell,
Meredith. Ryiand. Double plays-Orlnin to
,'pis' Ahcarrow TO Stephenson to Lewis;
,.ewis 10 hnchrrow to Stephenson; Muster
80 i.a'c!' } lTat base on, balls--Off Workout.
]: OF Brady 3; Off c;wathmey. >: off Mere.
nm Ton on hsses--Richmond, 3; Col.
1 go y iii'S--on verbout. o in innlngs Oft
niaay. ! IN ) Innings: off Canbourne. in
-, .nhihEs' OF conneli, ! In inning: of
;.,' ] in inning: off Gwathmey, in 5
...iihss; OH Wiley. In 2 innings: off Mere
az S.'h: " IN ! inning struck out.-By B.ady. 81
ley: ?. Wild pitch-:wiiey. Time Of game
~" Umpire. Msstcrvolt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-29

Coates, the iefthander who is cover
ing the garden out in left. made prob
apiy tho sensational catch OF the day,
When' after a long run he grabbed
What looked like label for three
SACKS from Stephenson's ~bat.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-29

Aside from the really remarkable
showing made by the lcasuc.s. con-
sjderins the fact that they have been
together but two days, and some OF
them not that long. the work of FREQ
Westervelt, who umpircd, was one OF
tha features. Fred gave IN exhibition
which Clearly stamps him as regular
in the big league camp. Though il
was the very first game in which h1
has worked since last fail, his eyes
were in good shape. and r. called
bendcrs and straight ones with n pre-
cision which should or rather would
have proved an object lesson to The
men who will work here regularly dur
ing the season.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-29
COLTS EASY VICTORS
OVER COLLEGE NINE
Spiders Battle Gamely, but Leaguers Wear Them
Down Toward Finish-Gossip Of Training
Camp oiled to Pithy Paragraphs-t light
Ga Ter sholt and bac6stop.

credit The rest were distributed all
along the line.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-29

were in good shape. and Is called
bcnders and straight ones with n pre-
cision which should or rather would
have proved an object lesson to The
men who will work here regularly dur
ing the season.
AS to the bail game. there Isn't
great deal TO tall. GrltE gave in
structions early that the men were to
take II easy. He has two hard games
to- day and tomorrow. and he didn't
feel like making the fellows extend
themselves sun not single man
lcafed on the job The pitchers We're
ali curveless wonders, also by instruc-
tons. There was plenty OF smoke, bat
when it came 10 making them break
there was nothing doing Big BRADY.
the left-hander managed TO shoot
across about three Blenders, but this
must have just happened. because he
really didn't want to.
Practically every man reporting had
a chance TO show. OF ths pitchers, all
but Dreaming worked Nerbout start
ed and went through the first inning.
lie WALKED the first man, Reales. who
finally scored when John made a vio-
lent heaye to get him of first. But
rot the scmblance OF 4 bingic was no.
ticed.
BRADY followed Verbout and stuck
NTH He smoked them across with such
telling effect that one measly smash
was all that came. Ryland was the
lucky one. Still, the only other count
OF the game came while the big fellow
was fuging. II happened after Mer-
edith had bcen walked advanced sack
on the hit mentioned, pilfered tnrd on
a double steal. and counted when, with
the bases Harlemized. Brady forced
him in That finished the scoring for
the Spid ars.
After Brady was ready for the bath
ana rub down, Councll. volunteer
went to the front and stayed during
one frame, 10 be followed by Muster,
one of the regulars. There was moth
Ing doing for the college crew.
Considering the fact that both teams
arc still in the preparation stage, the
game was remarkab bly, free from mis-
plays. The Colts made just two mis-.
cues, one being Vcrbout's heave TO first
and the other Crafts boot OF an easy
bounder. The colleEians made three.
but they We're largely excusable. All
three catcherE stood ehinG for n little
while, Fred Lucia starting, Parry
Thackera coming next and Phil Hinton
finishing. II isn't going to be an easy
job 10 weed out from among these
three hard workers. They are all cx-
pes!eucsd and know the game. Choos-
Ing MS catching staff is going to BIO
about cse hardest proposition Griffin
w!ll - against
= -zz.- hard hitting game, only
'-T=-T+ Eta being made. OF which the
Cots S.@- z=G % &c, eight. F'lournoy
"za 20 cAis; =watter with two to his
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-29
f ord Motor' Cars

Are real pleasure cars because they arc
simple and dependable.
FORD AUTO CO., 1929 West Broad.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-29

Sperry is an unknowr
no. rr,oiiirnehdations read we'll. but he ms ms
10. Eet been seen in action So ' no
comment can be made. 30 no
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-29

After Brady was ready for the bath
ana rub down, Connell, volunteer
went to the front and stayed during
one frame. TO be followed by Muster
one of the regulars. There was moth
ing doing for the college crew.
Evening star., 1912-01-07
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
One Of the best paying market stores in
Mount Pleasant. This Is an exceptional
opportunity to get a clean. live business:
We get good prices. and have no dead
stock Business done In 1911, &4SJO0.00.
viii allow full investigation to any one
meaning business. For further informa-
WAfGkR r. PLUMLEY. Attorney,
Room q, Barrister building, 635 B q.
Evening star., 1912-01-07

ASTONISHING INvENTION-Just patented;
new. light weight. easy running combination
hardwood floor brush and poiisher. 4 child In
few minutes operation can give noor mir
ror-like finish. Women delighted. pleased. en-
Unused. All say. Indispensable" SIS daily
guaranteed. Get territory. Write now. +. w.
Hayden & Co.. Toledo Ohio.
Evening star., 1912-01-07

LEAVE WANT ADS" AT
STAR BRANCH OFFICES.
II not convenient to call at The
Star ONCE, 11th street and Penn.
sylvania avenue. leave your adj
vertisement at any OF the foilow-
ing Branch Onices:
WATT AD0, Gent 4 W01D.
Minimum, 10 cents only.
NORTHWEST BRANCHES:
rralforas Pharmacy. 9th and Il. I. ave.
nuilsT 4 Field. Dras.ist.. % and Indiana ave.
criswelIs Drug storr. 7th and I SITS.
Tses D,us. 42 GsS,sa .o.a s.e
.;oldenberx's Bureau of information.
intsTIor Dept. SIR and :. Postal TELEGRAPH.
Kings Drng store. i4th and Mass. ave.
W, II. Davis Drug Store. 9th and 8. 90
I.nion station. Postal TELEGRAPH.
nses as Gap s1s Fs:: Fs:.: Tss:r:ps
ouigley's Drug store. 2lst and SITS.
GEORGETowN:
Q. Donneil's Drug store. a2d and SITS.
pridss ,.1 TI rharmaey 2s.h h w,.t. and .t.. ave.
NORTHEAST:
Perkins Pharmacy. 4th and stanton pl. ne.
i. K Richardson & Co.. y. Cap. and sts
keneally's Pharmacy. n. Capitol and J sts
Taylor 4 Lamb, 1lth and T.. Capitol sts.
Mooradns Pharmacy, 18th and II sts. NE.
Yestman. d. A.. Pharmacy. 7th and II ne.
SOUTHEAST:
Eradley.s Drug Store. sth and SITS. sc
NJ. S. Fesly. Druggist. l1th and Pa. ave.
SOUTHWEST:
nth 81. wharf. Postal Telegraph Once.
Sullivans Drug Store. 9Th and ID SITS. s.w.
Charles y Walter sol AZ st. s.w.
Evening star., 1912-01-07
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.

wANTED-TO BUY A FIRSTlCLASS RESTAU-
rant or lunchroom, up to-datc In every respect;
viii pay 81 900 upward; must be between 7th
and 18th sts., Pa. ave. to N. Y. ave. NV;
must stand thorough Investigation. Address
BOX l3l, Star Office. -
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-27

l 1yyZ N N VI '.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-27

A thousand and one times I whirled over and oyer with him until he cried quits. Then I gallantly climbed up-- on his back and we gallopcd off, perfectly good friends.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-10-27

ss 5fesa &s&<z| e'i' ssss z z ss.s. ~ Y
 zss.'.
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-07-20
School Board Proceedings.

Meeting OF School Board held in
High School Building, July, 10.
Mr.. Murphy called to the chair.
On motion w. p. Squier was elected
President; E. j. Crossman, Secretary;
/. A. Hoyt, Treasurer.
Moved bY Hoyt that the Secretary
and President arrange for short term
loans that will I've necessary for the
coming year.
Moved by Hoyt that the Secretary
furnish each paper with copy of
the regular meetings OF the board
and request that they publish same.
On motion by Squier bill of J. w
Rogers for truant officer 5000 was
allowed.
Moved by Squier to pay ianitor at
the west side building at the rate of
$3.50 per month.
Moved by Bartlett that Mrs Hagr
get be paid $1,000 per month for
assisting at the High School during
the months that school is held.
Moved bv Squier that the Secretary
and Trustee Bartlett be appointed a
committee with authority To act u
make the necessary repairs on the
Jordan River building.
Nothing further appearing, the
meeting was adjourned.
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-07-20

That the price Of meats Is to re-,
main at top notch is the prediction
freely @,ade among the butchers of
New York and other large cities Of
tho east. Credence is given TO the
prediction by the unusual number OF
shops which are closing tie first
week in July. The usual custom is
to Gloss shops for certain hours our
ing the summer, but this month even
large shops are closing down entirely
for the months OF July and August.
The butchers state that the setting
in of the suItry season makes it inn
probable that prices can fall any
lower. since under normal conditions
rates are necessarily marked up be-
cause less meat is consumed at this
time.
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-07-20

a self.made man Is usually in such
hurry to finish the job that he ne
elects to add the finishing touches.
What kind OF "dope" do the artists
use who make pictures OF plants and
vegetables for the seed catalogues
The modern girl Is never salts fed
until she gets hat too large for her
head and shoes too small for her feet.
When man tries TO explain his
political belief to his wife she doesn't
understand II any better than he does.
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-07-20
Commissiop Proceedings

Regular meeting Of the City Com
mission held at the City Hall, Mon
day evening, July 10, 1912,
Meeting was called To order by
Mayor Stetfes' Present Steffes, Ken
ny, and Hudson; absent, none.
Moved by Hudson, supported by
Kenny, that the application of I.
Hengy for permission TO move IA build
ing through the street be accepted
ano peru ission granted. Carried.
Moved by Hudson, supported by
Kenny, that the application of r. Z.
Supernaw for permission 70 install a
set of scales and pile brick in the
street be accepted and permession
granted. Carried.
On motion by Kenny, supported by
Hudson. the following blls were
Allowed and the clerk INSTRUCTED TO
draw orders for the same:
STANDARD Oil Go. gasoline. ..,.,, 1850
Chas. CoykendalI, draving.,,,,',,4.5O 30
e. II. Wilmington tables
for ELECTION ..............4.6 90
Myrtle Blake, typewriting........I7O 10
Ibljng Bros. Everad TO.
ink eraSers... ........l LOO
Jno. f. Kenny labor
and draying ng......... I7.49
Eugene Adams, mo salary 49,. % 90
Enterprise Pub. Go. printing .....2O.75
National Office Supply Go.
office supplies ......l0.35
Contractor Pub. Go. paving
nOtlce. e............3 s oO
City TREASURER payment OF
street labor ,....... 80 %
Joseph st. John. ploW ...........6 500
George Spencer constructing
sewer. '.''fOl ~
Eeorge Spencer labor and
material 80. ...... .6S 20
ii. l.. Winters, survey work ..... 10 90
East Jordan Hose Co.
Mill b. Fire ......3l.0 .00
Total. ...... 694 .p2
Moved by Hudson, supported by
hCuuy tbau JuC pCO'O'ObS HiOu toPo
year for electric light extension, be
accepted. Carried.
Moved by Hudson, supported by
Kenny. that the proposition OF the
-Electric Light Co, To furnish tive 40
watt TungsJea lights at the price of
one arc light, aud TO replace all brokr
en- or worn out lights be accepted.
Carried.
Moved by Hudson, supported by
Kenny, that the grade and profile OF
upper Mill ST. sewer as furnished by
Engineer Winters he adopted. Car
ried by aye and nay vote as follows:
Ayes, Sieffes, Hudson, and Kenny (3);
nays. noue.
Moved by Hudson, supported by
Kenny. that the city attorney be in-
strpcted TO draft the necessary papers
for the construction Of the upper Mill
ST.. sewer, Carried
Moved by Hudson. supported by
EennY, 20 adjourn. Carried.
Otis J. Smith,
City CLERK.
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-07-20

IOtai, olU,oEo,UU
Moved by Rogers seconded by Mich
olas, that the proceedings Of each
board meeting be published in one Of
the City papers, providing the expense
of same did not exceed twenty i've
dollars, 1925 .0U), per annum. Motion
carried.
w. p. Squie: offered the following
resolution and moved its adoption.
Resolved that we approve of the
encouragement Of moderate athletics
in our schools under school manage
ment, ia the discretion Of the board.
Motion carried.
w. p. Squier offered the following
resolution and moved its adoption
ResolY ed:- that we approve The ad-
dition Of the so-called commercial
department, which gives instructions
in shorthand, typewriting, COM
mercial law, commercial arithmetic,
commercial geographic, accounting,
business correspondence and other
kindred business topics, and that tn e
work iDthis department be elective
and not compulsory, and that full
credit shall be given for work dOGe in
this department towards promotion
or graduation. Motion carried.
W. p. Squier offered the following
resolution aud moved its adoption.
Resolved that it is the sense OF this
meeting, that our schools conform tC
the liberal standards set by the Uni
yersity as a condition OF maintaining
our relation as an accredited high
school, believing that the efficiency
and practical value of the high school
To the community as in whole are
in no wise endangered thereby. Mot
ion carried.
Mr.. Squier also offered the follow
ing resolution and moved its adoption
Resolved that we recommend furth
or, in the discretion OF the board, the
addition of Manual Training and Do
mestic Science and that the work il
these departments shall be elective
aud not compulsory, and full credit
shall be given for work done in these
departments towards promotion and
graduation. Motion lost.
The meeting then proceeded to the
election of trustee To succeed +. j
Crossman whose term of office expires
with this meeting. III. /. Mcmillan
and w. A. Loveday were appointed
tellers. The result OF the ballot wa:
as follows:- Total number of vote:
cast eighty. of which e. j. Crossmar
received tifty-three, W. p. SQuiel
twenty-five and other names three
Mr.. Crossman was declared elected.
&. L. Lorraine rendered his resig
nation as member of the schoo
board effective at once which wai
accepted.
Moved by Lorraine, seconded bl
Stewart that the secretary be instruct
ed TO cast the unanimous ballot o
the meeting for w. p. Squier To I'll
the vacancy caused by the resignation
of g.. l.. Lorraine, Motion carried.
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
OF School District No. 4, South Arm Town
ship, for the School Year 191l-19l2.
RECEIPTS
On hand July IL. .l9ll.........s 39S.9
Received for Tuition ......... l12.
Received for sale Of tent .....,, S,0l
Received sale Of supplies. net. 3l.3
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-07-20
Yours Truly,
j. l.. BARBER.

P. S.-Be suro you take your notice
when going TO pay. will be in East
Jordan at Taylors Inn Thurs. July
25th. and will be glad to see any pol
icV holders