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The enterprise-recorder., 1912-08-30
Congress Adjourned
on Last Monday,

Atfpur-thirty o'clock Honday sf-
terntco1. ( the second session Of the
sixty-seeond ceasress passed into
history L bad been expected tbsf
Congress would aIjepru on last Sat.
urdsy, butq diference,mas manifest
between the Housesand the Senate
oa certain STATE claims and q pro.
posed extrd months pay for con.
sressiona employees, and then Sen
atqrLa Toilette was. conducting a
.tilibuster in the Senate to secure
action on tie Penrose campaign
fund resolution Tie session lasted
remarkably long NumbetsoGlaat.
tefs Of ieeislation were enaceedl lhto
law Revised tariff bills were pass
ed by the l3ouse and the Senate.
only to meet the Presidents veto
Coleress,was also uniGle ID its.com.
plexIon. the House being decidedly
'Demccraric.sthe Senate nominaly
ReppbIican, although q coalition OF
the penqocrats and insursent Re
pdblicahs was often effected, there.
bysecurihe the naiority, and the
President, with his.veto power, old
line Republican
The third sessidp Of the sixty.
second congress Wit convene in
December, =
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florida Normal Notes.

.MSs Lavipia' 'Bonnerof MASK :
ille, Tenn. and Miss Pearl Brown
Callatin, Tenn. arrived We'd
lsday and are at the 'dormitory,
Ssse young ladies will teach il
school the coming year.
lhe primary department will
Isinrhafge of Miss. Clara Will.
Inore Of Louisville, KY. Miss
|16llmore will arrive today or to-
Nss Wood well who win have
Of the work IN Expires.
|yicn. Vocal Music and Physicsl
kuItura will arrive the first of
|rext week and viii soon begin
|tS get her work Organized SO
'that she may get ~ started on
|ssIl atthe opening. onthe tenth
|efSeptember, 4
\ Mrs. P. M. Cateof South Garo-
'tns is visiting her nother-in-law,
MIS-. Nm. A. Cate for a few
days /
\ Misses Mary and Katherine
Bishop Of live Oak have been
the guests Of Mrs, W B. Cate,
their COUSIN forths past week.
'0n Monday they Ireturned to
their home.
SSMrs. c..H. Bishop, the govern
nsut agent in this county for
the Girls tomato work; isarrang-
ing for'an exhibitQfsthe products
Qfthe'tenUh of an acre which
each ofthe girls has been using.
Thswill likely be mld IN CON
aschon with the Corn Club
exhibit in November.
The enterprise-recorder., 1912-08-30
9PInetta News.

The 'frst cotton Of Hicf season Of
fered TO the parltet here made is
appearance last.weeG and sold for
So697a = s' ssa x
The management. Of rlie Union
Gin CoShave decidtdIhat il viii be
impracticable to'conaplete the new
einnery in time for haodline the
present crop, and work al Jyerbaul
ing the old plant has begun and
they expect TO nave il IN splendid
shape IN ample time TO care for tbe
es,liest receipts. ~
Mrs &c, f Andrews and little
daughters, GTaoie and Nireinias Of
Lamont, are spending some finae
with Dr. and Mrs. J. p. klnseyss
Little Misses, Mapde and jamie
Bell Parrish, Ethel Norris and
Pearl Cohdell spentsa neiiehtful
day Tuesday with lille friends,
Helen and Mabel Glare Barnard,
'at their country homes Qakdale,
near Pinetta sl
tAr and Mrs, George Dempsey
returned 70 otheic hone mF FEllavAle
a
Tuesday after a pleasant visit Of
several days afth Mr. and Mrs W..
P. Crawford, go
Miss Gertrude Allen has retuyned
home from Day, where she was the
gyest of her friend Miss. jenkins.
for several days.
Mr.. and Mw W sB, Sheppard
and little dauehteG Beatrice; are,
spending the week with relatives
and friends at MsSheppard's old
home in Lamonts Fla n
The enterprise-recorder., 1912-08-30
Troops Ordered to Nicaragua

Washington, Aug. 28.--American
soldiers "a regiment of infantry
will be landed in Nicaragua within
the next 43 hours
On advices of conditions said to
be 80 serious as to justify keeping
them secret in Washington, Presi-
dent Taft from Beverly today per-
sonally directed. the immediate
'moyement of the Tenths United
States infantry, now on the Panama
Canal, 20 Nicaragua to guard Amer;
lean lives .spd property Il
The enterprise-recorder., 1912-08-30
Death Of Mrs. ff l
Harry S. DuVdI.

fhe following notice of the death
of Mrs Hasry S; DuVal. ofValdcsta,
IS taken from the Sparta Ca news
paper, and will be read with inter
est here, inasmych as the bereaved
Rusbsnd,is we'll known to a number
of.our readers. ~
On Sunday uSoEuing, August is,
1912; Mrs. fipffyE ,DuVal Of vai-
tosta Ga died Saluda. NJ c.
after q very brief illIess, and was
bQsied at Spartai Ga, on Tuesday,
Aueust 2Qth. Rev NJ. G. Britke9r<
Quoted the burial service. ssT
Mrs. DuNal was Miss Ida Carnes
of Chattahooehee county and was
married to Mr.. DuVal in June, 1911.
tShe was a member of the Pres.
byterian church, and was a most
eshmable, character, greatly beloved
by her family and friends Her loss
viii be greatly felt in the communi-
ties where she has lived. She is sur
yiyed BY her husband and several
brothers and sisters. Mrs. W. B,
Carhart, Atlanta, Ga, Mr.. A. F
Carnes, Columbus, Ga, Mr. A. S
Carnes, Sparta, Ga, Mrs. M, G.
Rusin, Cusseta Ca, and Mr. r. D.
Carnes, Boston Mass .
The enterprise-recorder., 1912-08-30
Cemetery CIean-
ing at Corinth

Mr.. Editor s,,s. IN. 3,
Please gjge'notice through the
Enterprise -Recorder that the day
for. cleaning the cemetery and
!cFiurchgrounds lat Eorihtf has
lbeen,set for Tuesday September
l7ths All PARTIES Interested in
'the cemetery wiz please attend.
y This iswritten Byreauest ofthe
church fin conference
~ is.. ". K. Blant0ri, Clerk.
The enterprise-recorder., 1912-08-30
Home MiSsioR Society

The Home Mission Society Of
the Methodist churcb will meet
next Tuesday Afternoon att four
o'clock with Mrs. Eustsce. Long.
As many members are out ,of
town, those-at home are urged
to attend this meeting. DeVo-
tional Rader; Mrs. R. D, Rowe.
Literary leaders; Mesdames Ben
.Waring, F. NJ. Tooke and T. L.
0yerstreet.
The enterprise-recorder., 1912-08-30
Notice.

Beginning with Monday, Sep,
tefhber 2nd, the old banking
hsdrs, from ga. m. to A .. M,
will be resumed
First Nat. Bank of Madison,
x Citizens Bank of Madison.
The enterprise-recorder., 1912-08-30

= P B. Macan Of GrccnvllIe, was in the
city TUESDAY, sitehdine to business mat.
ters, 49, M
Mr.. ard Mrs. TSJ Bcges and TdadGhter
Cora, have returned from q deliabtful
visit to Suwsnnce Springs
Miss Elizabco, Smith returned to her
,hone 81 sI..s III 2 pisgfrom a pleas
arc. \ TX ossseles % relatives and
friends III W AbomasyilIc and
os,er p'acg
!, ~ "a was among
ItbRp ipNtac city.
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r. C. Moseley Died in, 7
Washington SATURDAY,

Thomas Gatlih Mpseley,
Youngest brother Of M. PAF.
MoseIexof this city died At his
home 10 Washington Sat9rdoy
after an illness oflong duration.
The deceased was born : IL
Madison ins1873, but moved to
Washington in 1886, wheret he
became ehgageg OShe printing
departmerlte4 Sjted States
goVeEn6fent sbdl11 41ained in
bsaf business untilss.ldeath.
= He was married to Miss Ietta
Sardot, Of Baltimore, who with
three brothers Messrsg B. F.,
B, P. and D. H. Mossley, and
four sisters, Mrs. Kate Light
foot, Mrs. NJ +. Breome and
Misses MolIie and Jennie Nose
ley, survive him.
The remains were Inferred in
the cemetery in Washington
sunday
The enterprise-recorder., 1912-08-30
Notice Of Registration.

The registration books'will opea
in each district on
Monday. September End, and will
be open twp days in each week
The books hll close on Saturday.
Oct; 18th apd must be tetilhled
without ~ TO the Qeice Of The
Supervise 'op Mopde 9csslafh. =
YANls Sapesvisqt
.e !
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-09
Normal Money Assured

Principal A. Holngshead, who is doing scout duty in
the of the fall of the Gunnson Normal school has
written Miss Eva Carpenter the school, that while the
money the fall hand
has given him that the will be Forthcoming by
the time the school opens.
There approximately s44 general appropriation
the credit educational institutions These
cude The University of Colorado Boulder Agricultural College
at Fort Collins, School Of Mines Golden
Teachers College at Greeley, otherwise known the (reeey
Normal
Each of these institutions entitled proper
ton OF the state for individual support under four mill
levy The Gunnson Normal through lack OF
oversight of the trainers of the BILL placed in the
class Consequently only such funds appropriated
special act OF the legislature available for it's
Effort being made have the four other
tutons orego their demands especially appropriated
the last Legislature and allow the Gunnon Normal
Lewis school at Grand Junction. another institution
pend liberal legislatures for divide the
in the state treasuers hands
The question is will they do it? That be seen
and that what of the Gunnon Normal
and the Fort Lewis school, whose influence usually effective
endeavoring bring about Hurcuean
Denver people, formerly residing Gunnison
to this end of course we hope that they will succeed
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-09
AnAoD 00RS

I'd L'~aass - sr.aS On shs Bssses
bTassh-
Co. Rsesn .sa< . trap TO ssl,ia
SATURDAY.
Chsef lh.psschss Bsssss,s spssi
saad~s W Essssr.
Ch~sssr P,sssss - taklaS . shas,
vscss,oa the ssek.
h. ". hosesa and Jae Weods
arrived " Gsaassoa tho GOD saa
are hssAiae % shs wsss end
Eassne Asl 70 IN service on the
Crested Bssss hssach While A63 70
Ia the Gsnn'soa shops for repairs.
Fosr cars we're deEslled on the
floressa branch Friday The Gan
nisoa wreeker wss sent 10 clear the
road.
The Colorado 4 southern railway
has been ordered TO operate a daily
passenger train between I,eadville
and Denver, as we'll as TO have tri-
weekly freight service.
II Weirick arrived in Gunnison
this week and has taken his former
position as round house foreman
Fred Baum who recently held that
position has gone with his family to
Salt lake CITY.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-09
Uns>iaAad Ca.paip Moaey

camFsign fund contributed wholly by the people and
untan,ed by dollar Of contribution Illegal and
mosopohe~
THIS the watch word Of Hon James Lloyd chairman
the Nstsonsl Democratc
to campaign fund carry organization
and educational work looking toward the son Of Democrats
congress this fan.
The work of this IN the 1910 campaign
something Every Democratic candidate Tor
valuable aud millions
o speeches books distributed the
number workers every and creating
Democratic The the election oi
house of represent atives Democratic by majority o 90
This committee is confronted with important
campaign aud today wholly without funds result OF
fusa easy from special interests which would he
position expect legislative should their contributions
he accepted Tor campaign purposes.
Every reader OF this article he the OF Democracy
and good by making contribution while the
committee badly need OF funds Whether your contribution
he currency should he
direct either James T. Lloyd, chairman, H. d. Flood
the National Democratic Committee Washington
c. Contributions made earliest will do the good.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-09

N. f. Church. Sunday, August IL
1000 q. m. Sunday School
1000 a. m. Normal class
1000 a. m. Alpha Adult Bible
Class, in lecture room. A cordial
welcome to strangers
ll:0O a. m. Morning services and
worship. Special solos
700 p m. Epworth League.
500 p. m. Bible School A
special study. Bring your Bibles
A cordi al welcome.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-09
ealksal nso's -, ~. =

Railroad Mems third annual ball
at Woodmen and Redmen hall Fri
day, Aug. %, 1912. All the
arrangements for same are now com
plete. Music will be furnished by
the famous Salida orchestra end
supper by the ladies' of the Catholic
church A glorious good time for
everybody, old and Young. Tickets
4l.OO. Supper SOC.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-09
On III

Mo Csas. &eses snsersssnsd tbs
TAlaspie Clus v sanssa.s ss.sEEsss
Ma ya~ kslsss eessrssssed the
tsss tisnsss~a Cist TksE.sas ssies.
assn.
Nsss Evelyn Nsl,eE eu.aztssned
the Jespy uses Clsb Wsdnssdss
sfseEnasu
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-09

The Junior Reds ball team played
the 6nsl game of the season with
the Bsttes team last Sunday. The
soose stood TO 2 in favor Of GsnDi
son. The lineup follows: l.. Lash
brook, c; Miller, p; Lehan. lib;
Trine, 2b; Sievers, 3b; Exter, SIS;
Bstes, If; II. Lashbrook, Of; Kroll, rf.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-09

Geo. A. Quinby, a mining man Of
Pitkin, was in Gunnison SATURDAY..
Mr. Quinby has purchased the
Quartz Creek mill site above Ohio
City, and will open 20 stamp mill
there as soon as the machinery a.
rives from Denver, where he vent
from here to purchase.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-09
Nsa;re e nssai.s 4 DsssI e
E1uaSip,aiso

Notice is hereby given that the
Board of County Commissioners Of
Gunnison County Colorado, will meet
as q County Board Of Equalizatio.
at 10 O'Clock a. m Tuesday, SepG.
3rd. and Tuesday, Sept 18th 1919.
(sEAL) Attest:
P. j. HURLEY. County CLERK.
Dated at Gunnlson, Colorado, THE
9th day OF August, A. D. 1912.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-09

Mrs. Jas. Payne returned from the
Rio Grande hospital at Salida We'd
nesday with her son, Harold, who
was receiving treatment there
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-09

Mrs Clarence Adams and daueh-
tiers, Misses Vera and Alta, left We'd
nesday for short visit in Denver.
Miss Vera will have a slight oper-
alton performed ON her nose.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-09
lson News-Champion is authorized
TO announce the candidacy of
WILLIAM WEISER

for the Office of District Attorney in
and for the Seventh Judicial District in
the State of Colorado upon the Demo
cratic ticket. subject to the action of
the people of the District at the Assem-
bly, and the Direct Primaries.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-09

c. A. Reilly was down from Ohio
City this week. Mr.. Reilly saws the
Revenue mine near Ohio City is put
ting on a large force of men.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-09

Nrs. A. Lejune and daughter,
Miss Marie, have returned to their
home in Pitkin after . three weeks
visit with G. w. Winslow and
family.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-09

Mrs. Jas. Watson and daughters,
Mrs. Welsh and Mrs. Webb, of
Louisville, and Miss Cochran, of
Scotland arrived in Gunnison Wed
nesday and will visit relatives here
for several weeks.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-09

Father Ryan Of Ouray and Father
VIM. kipp are on a hunting trip on
the upper Tomichi.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-09
0wcA kslicss

Tabernacle Presbyterian Church.
Rev. W. @. Mcconnell minister.
Sunday School at 10 a. m
Preaching at III a m. and s p. m.
Christian Endeavor at 700 p. m.
Leader. Mr.. Mast.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-09
MnsCaAIx SIAM AsaI

cosasassa from Fsrss HaD..
HSt sas eaoasa - ssn . pssee % sss
hslisst
The ss.ss moving pzsce~~ a sks
a--sssssls. whlch Eseslres 3 soll-asl
aE sseEy ofl.os where sisere 60 49,
os nsEe candidates. aEaGs~d sks sss
vcutson shsoasA r~o aass b s~
nas untsi lass Tuesday sSs.sssss
thas shs sosk of ths s~ssusbly sse
concluded.
The candidates chs~su folioo.
Sspreme Jnsssse.
John h Dsxon. ass. Tslly Ss~s.
3s4. Fred n Ihekersoa. 2l4
Pressdestsal Electors:
Fsrss Congressional EhsAsiss-
Mrs Gertrsae I,es, I,ssvsr: Emhry
Dye seds~iek. Hsary p CUAA,,
Jefferson
Secosd Congressional fhsAsia-
II. c. Bodie, Chsffee. Iemn 0ua-
mon. FL Psso, O. It. Clara. Las
Aalm~s.
Congressman at Large
Tive 10 be Nominated (l05 vo>es
necessary 10 get oa Primary hsilot)
Edward T. Taylor. Garfield, el7.
William L. Clayton, Weld, l74;
Edward Heating. Pueblo, Ala; Kssh-
erine Williamson, Denver, 2s3.
Governor
Joseph II. Maupin, 462, Elass N
Ammons, 396, Stephen r Fi;z-
garrsld, 1877
Lieutenant Governor:
b. r. Montgomery, Rio Blsnco,
352, H. W. Kluee, Mesa, 220, Ben
J Beshoar, Las Animss, 3l3; r. T.
Rubin, Cbaffee, Isl.
Secretary Of State:
NJ ?. Capp, Boulder, BAL; james
B. Pearce, Otero, 524; Thonas NJ
Rainey, Lake, l79
Long Term Senator:
Alva Adams, 636; JoAa +.
Shafroth, $50.
Short Term Senator:
G s. Thomas, no opposition.
Auditor Of State;
Rhoady Kenehan, Denver, SIS;
Charles H. Leckenby, Routt, 5l4.
State Treasurer:
NJ A. Leddy, Ell Psso, unanimous.
Attorney General:
Fred Farrsr, Larimer, 500; Harry
Lubers, Bent, AGA
Superintendent of Public Instruction:
Mrs. Marie V. Donohue, Teller ,25A;
Mrs. r. G Pulsford, La Plata, 342;
Mrs. Mary c. c. Bradford, Denver,
222; Inez johnson Lewis, FL Paso,
220.
Regent Of State University:
To fll vacancy
L. |. Hallett, Pitkin.
Regents Of State University:
For Long Term Two to be elected)
Mrs Louise W. Edwards, Otero,
$50; James B. Raean, Logan, 53S,
William II. Bryant, Denver, 479;
James c. Hawkins, Boulder, 299.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-09

Repairs on the telephone line to
the kubler mine were completed
this week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-09

Mr. and Mrs. H. Bainey and two
sons from Missouri visited Mrs
Lucy Myers this week. During the
early days the Baineys resided at
Irwin.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-09

Nrs. Jos. Wilson of San Diego is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. s. j. Miller
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-09

for the Democratic nomination for
State Senator, subject to the will of
the people in the regular district as
sembly and direct primary.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-09
Gunnison News-Champion is authorized
to announce the candidacy of
CLIFFORD STONE

Tor The Democratic nomination of the
county Judges Office, subject TO the
action of the people at the assembly
and direct primary election To be held
September 10, 1912.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-09
"uhnison News1Champion is authorized
to announce the candidacy of
j. r. PEARSON

the present Representative of Gunnison
county, Tor the Democratic nomination
Tor state Senator of the Eleventh SEN
atorial District. subject to the will of
the people IN the regular district assem-
oiy and direct primary. If nominated
and elected he pledges himself to vote
Ior the party's choice for United State.
Senator.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-09

The marriage Of Miss Leora Lind.
quist, daughter of B. A. Lindquis,
of Ouray, to Roy c. Bell, took place
in Montrose lasu Sunday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-09
JOHN A. LEHRITTFR

Gunnison News-Champion is authorized
to announce the candidacy of
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-02-10

only by education; by teachers who
teach boys and girls, not subjects
For it is the boys and girls of the
land that must accomplish the sal.
walton of the country"
Annual Meet for High Schools
The tenth annual interscholastic
field meet for students Of the high
school Of North Dakota will be held
at the university on the 18th and 18th
Of May. In order to develop greater
enthusiasm and keener rivalry as
we'll as to make the meet like others
Of its kind, it has been decided to
omit the fifty yard dash and substi-
tute the two mile run. The meet
will be governed by rules similar to
those of previous years. Each school
may send team of twelve contest
ants, exclusive Of the relay teama
A banner will be given to the school
winning the greatest number of
points based on the number of male
students enrolled in the high school
during the year. This will Increase
the chances of the smaller schools.
A circular containing the rules and
a call for entries has Just been mailed
out by Athletic Director D. l.. Dun.
lap. No student wiz be eligible to
participate in the meet who cannot
show regular enrolment since Feb
ruary 18th and who IL not carrying
at least three courses.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-02-10

For sickness, for revers-
Is in business, a fire, or
a dozen things that may
come to you, are you
prepared
Have you a bank &C.
COUNT The foundation
ofyour security lies in
having saved a portion
of your earnings, no
matter how small a part.
Here your spare money
will draw interest--it is
available, if needed, at
any time. Prepare for
emergency now, while
you are earning and in
I position to save.
u, Anticipate and thwart
reverses 81 being pre-
pared for them--then
you need not worry.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-02-10
jelly Roll Recipe
Only Two Eiis REQUIRED

RxM,s. Janet Mckenzie Hi9, Editor Of
" Boston Cooki*g School Magazine
This Jelly RON 10 fast becoming very
popular on account of the way It keeps
tresh. With proper handling Il should
keep fesh . whole week, providing il
lsn't eaten up In the meantime, for it IS
very bit a. good - It looks. 50.
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High School Debates Soon

The second series of debates for
the state high school championship
and the possession OF the Herald cup
will be held on the 10th of this month.
Eight teams will participate in this
series and they are paired as follows:
Leeds vs.. Rugby, Hatton VS.. Devils
Lake, st. Thomas vs. Hillsboro and
Valley Gity VS.. Cakes. After the &c
suits of this series are known one
more debate will be necessary dur.
Ing the State High School meet held
at the University on the 18th and
18th of May.
Morton to Direct oratorlo.
The Grand Forks Oratorio Society
have selected Mr.. William Wellington
Norton, director of musical activities
at the University, to direct the Ora
torio that will be given at the Annual
May Music festival this year. Mr..
Norton won distinction by his master.
full directing of the society in the re.
cent production Of the Messiah. The
oratorio chosen by the society for
its spring productions saint Pau"
The Minneapolis Symphony Orches-
ira will be on hand to assist in pro-
ducing this masterpiece of Mende-
lesohn.
Extension Lectures.
During the next week Z number OF
extension lectures will be given by
members Of the university faculty.
Professor Friedrich H. Koch will visit
Sheldon on the 18th and Lisbon on
the 18th. lecturing on Shakespeare.
Professor Birdxell of the law school
will deliver the Lincoln day address
McVey will lecture 1t Hatton on the
18th on "The Making Of a Town
Professor Jacobstein will be at Aneta
on the 18th and at Maxbass. on the
18th speaking at both places. On mod.
ern socialism. Doctor Stearns will
give his illustrated lecture, Egypt
and the Nile Of long ego, at Logan
Center Consolidated school on the
18th and at Northwood on the 10th.
Professor James e. Boyle will dis
cuss the commission plan Of city
government at Williston on the 10Th,
Delegates to b Named
The University Civics club will
soon select its delegates who are t.
represent it at tho annual meeting
held in New York early In April.
This is gathering made up Of dele
gates from civic cubs of all the best
universities Of the country.
: Holden Gave Advice.
The business of the teacher" said
Professor P. J. Holden Of Iowa Stats
Colleke in address before the stu.
dents and faculty Of the university
last Wednesday. is not to teach sub
jects. but to teach boys and slris
Education 10 that training that htl
for the duties Of life. TIE poor
dairy COW, the poor ear Of corn and
the poor farm all will Be driven from
North Dakota driven from every statG