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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-03
AMARILLO DELEGATES
LEAVE FOR TUCUMCARI

The Eastern New Mexico and West
Texas Cooperative Commercial Cll3
alll hold a mammoth meeting az Tu-
.cumon. s. 81 Monday Three or
four delegates from Amarillo viii be-
Iprescui 10 represent the Amarillo
Chamber of commerce
Among those who Wiil leave ANA
.r.llo for the meeting are Pres D. b.
Bryant. Vs. 81 Fuqua. John Me-
knight and Secretary Seth b Hot
man a W. Reid. secretary OF the
Memphis Commercial Club viii join
the Amarillo DELEGATION here. accom-
panied by TAO other representative
from his club T. o. Reid Of Mo-
beetle D. another who VIII meet 'ho
local 60 49, % Fisher OF Canadian
Uill be- one OF the party 20 represen.
his town
Governor Mcdonald OF New Me,-
leo. will be- present and speak ou -.
occasion. q Williams. chairman
of the state Corporation Committee
RII attend and is on for an address
D. rs couser,atIFe.y estimated that
some POO or 300 delegates from com
morc.al clubs iu the Panhandle and
Eastern Sew Mexico tlil be- there 20
take part BOO the features and pro-
gram The Amarillo delegation Uili
leave this afternoon over the RocE
island railway Albuquerque viii De-
we'll represented. as large deleg
zion has made arrangements 20 be
present
Monday night there vill Boz % big
banquet rendered me visiting delosa
lion The meeting win boz er9t
tet-toecthrr talNcs' aud tho various
club members of the association vim
discuss matters of interest 90 OBJ,
various clubs as well as undertake 90
effect lower RAILWAY rates AN!
undertake Co interest create.
immigration into this aa yet uutouch-
od country
The Amarillo party viii return
sometime Tuesday
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-03
DENVER RAILWAY WEATHER
REPORT FOR SA1t RDil

Weather reports furnished by
the Denver railroad Saturday
showed tho temperature during the
morning hours az TeNlinc ~, ANA
rillo 50. and Childres- SO. The
weather was generally clear and
calm and no precipitation Is re-
ported
Light showers are reported 10
have fallen along the Gulf Colora-
DO and Santa Fc line south OF
SVcotwater. the precipitation be-
iug sufficient 20 assist the growth
aud maturity of elton Abilene re-
ported small showers. ~ith the We.-
Their unusually sultry
The Rock Island reports wealth
or a. clear over the entire Oklaho-
ma and Texas divisions, with no
precipitation for several days Thi,
Is helping wheat growers 10 harvest
their crops
Generally fair weather Is indicst-
- for The Panhandle today
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-03
TWO GIRLS INJURED IN
AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT

ln an automobile accident AZ
Tenth and PoIk streets a. $3.50
O'Clock saturday night Misses Nora
ana Sell Condor were Injured the
5000 extent ~ which could not DO
determined ~ late hour .at
night Tho two girls we're convey
90 o. fhc slint Anthony ganitah-
um Tho injuries 10 Miss Nora
Condor we're right arm broken
and o Ief collar bone fractured
$685. NeHa received q spralned an
E'r aad other slight injuries
According 90 Tho version given
p. Judge 49, Vealo. Mrs Veale
s returning from mo business 500.
zion ~ fha city iu their auto and
fIrr cor was running AZ tho rate
OF about 2 or miles an hour A.
th. corner ~ Tenth and Polk street
70 r1eos of girls started 10 cross the
street .a front OF fhe auto. and SEQ
Ine rho 0rc0minT car. broke up
into several groups. and Mrs
Eet.r lttemuiei ~ bring tho car
t0 top Tho two girls attempted
'0 draw nrk 20 the sidewalk iust
as Nrf Vcalc turned the car into
mo Sidewalk ln some manner The
teo v.rla urrn caught and krockod
down They we're rushed 10 tho
Saint Anthony nniiraium The
'nierBos go tho hospital we're UNI
chile at Iatr hour 10 state den
n'iely me status OF Tho injuries
Nrs felIe was accompanied by her
mother. Nu Bailey
The accident bias Frustrated Mrs
Fopio rho d.I everything lu her
power 10 avert fba accident She
used eyroy pronutlou and assisto ]
ps Ear as possible ln caring for me
injured
According 10 "yc Witnesses tho
r.rI who attempted 90 cross mo
'reet u front of me moving auto
a.au.d 40 Doc confused and Mrs
Veal' used every means ant
fnrrn1 'H, car into the sidewalk,
boo au attempt 90 avoid the accident Z
Tho car was injured somewhat by
striking ihc curb
The Misses Nora aud Nell Cor.
don aro tho daughters Of Mrs +
Con1un and reside AZ SOC Harrison
street. ana are aged ~ and %
lslr. ros"erfiycly
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-03
DOCTORS WANT To
PLAY ATTORNEYS
We CHALLENGE - ISSUED II
NnAElIIO IhMlEi~ -
mn np TORS.

THH n H rhtIour, from fHr do,
.Hr u' Amarillo to tho lawyers O
Amarillo fur % baseball llu, f0 Do
.Ilyed some lIs during fUr week. boz
ginning o.rh august d. tho pr
Gods tn lu zoo charity
WNI, al, hut. great admiration
For tbs legal profession off Nmarilb
sud dislike to urIug our friend. Int
aisrepufe ss players of the uafioua
m, %, defeating them $500 belle,
/ That rHs ends .sNoot 0harif,I W'
. mrIf, The means
Dr. 700 mistake NOT. and off Uours
$500 trr correct Vo have heard il.
concealed boasts from certain OF
fIes, learned Boo the Hu relative .
what The member. of that professio
1re able Co do 90 tb, pin roller
.H che diamond
You ar. called. and called goo
and hard. Tor we would permit ~.
ono to cain us names lgi sv thiar
about u- and not rg.er, DO ThH
time the resentment comes Boz Co.,
'.ru %. challenge Co ba-eh1'
same
% 500 lawyers have auy real pia'
|n you vr are lursius for tu opp0r
unifs Co hav, the public Boa Amaril
to SEQ Iu exhibition of DO Wr ar
no go expert in welding .no Er1'.-'
language q. are you our friend.
enc legal profession. ult Vc profess
to ho some tHirIer. of the willow
and walters of th. pbere and $50
give demonstration H the a,0Hr..
of Those claims Fl yog ggHt'smr
have the nerve fo meet us
if /. now rp 'o tnu to show 4
your nerve D. sufficiently strong %
prompt you to meet real players r
The same Get Boo ard get vor
foef vet and 500 a.Ii nor Eusr1rt.
thar the moistur. eHI not extern
higher than tbs p.da. e2trpmire-
Hon.ns .bat sou are sp0-t.us
enoUsh 90 Accept tFt challenge. R
are Your friends
r D. ROGERS.
D CRIME.
o. s. kIIL1-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-03
lOWREY-PHIPP|LS
SCHOOLS STRENGTHENED

Military Feature Tho manage
Ieat of this institution feeling the
rc1t need OF the discipline and
raining that Vill boz given their boy
% this manner has arranged for
United State. Army officer TO bo
ummaudant of their cadets HIs
aryiccs VIII begin September 4 The
1to upon ~hlch taaif session is t.
Icglu
Faculty 10 the teachers Boz their
dyauced work. VIII boz added Ju iu
tructor in Mifhomatlc and Science
This man Is q graduate OF the lN-
orsity of Texas ana sisted boo
bcso departments iu that iustitu-
ION last year Another man OF The
University of Texas who has made
lod as am Instructor In English and
.iory BIAS been added t0 the iiF'
1 the faculty viii be decidedly the
rougost tbr institution has ever
Iad
Athletics Impressed with the fact
hat athletic, Is an important factor
o. school lifr. q Coach with am ON
abl, record in University teams
Is been secured. and the maunare,
rrt promo 10 back him up iu hi
york This win be- cheering news 90
boz boys
Elementary school The yhDl.
resided over by the Misses DE Cour-
Nu bo taught this session a.
1Np TAYLOR street The building
uoiul arranged within 90 suit tho
.auI. OBJ. this work
local girls only win De- admitto
tb.e department Special pro-is
DOS for their pleasures and comtor.
TO- being imde
This school will no doubt boz large.
attended this year Pupils up n
bc Sixth Year will atttnd here.
Conservatory Within the next
oV DAYS The MANAGEMENT viii doubt
.s, o.. tb'c 90 make interesting an
.ouup,mouts as to the talent proyil
"a for ibis work.
$50. with these material impror.
lout. boz the respective depart
u,ut- together with the attrsctiy
inform. OF military life and wit.
plenty q. foot ball base bah and
track work this will stroDIl tppct
to the ranahndlc boy Sometime
Nl bo doing out on Juiversit,
Heights fhi. lall From pyreson; .u
iiatioH this institution will have
fhr overflow 10 so Justly merits
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-03
OPERATORS ON DENVER RN.
RECEIVE INCREASE Ot SALARY

Through the cnegerics OF the or.
der of Railroad Photographers. fia-
trrnal organization, the telegraph cI
orators of the Fort Worth and eng.
YER railway will receive an iucreas.
.of salary amounting iu the sgregat
90 eight per cent This viii effect
three operators in Amarillo The Co..
crease covers the entire Fort Worth
and Denver system and the increase
will amount 20 several thousand dol
lars "a year
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-03
tSON POSTMASTER REPORTS
INhrPRECItHLE MOISTURE

! y WaHthrrlog and wife Of lsou
Hutchinson county spent saturda,
70 Amarillo arriving 90 their For
ear They viii tciurn this morning
ST. Woaihorlry is postmaster and
large land owner iu that section
He reports that no rainfall has fallen
iu that part OF The Part Of ne Pan
handle since about the first of July
Everything H iu very prrctriou'
condition Crasshoppers donudet
thr mIllpt and wheat of tho section
pl lack of rain et crucial stage.
lf Tho growth of vegetation gave O.
bad SGT back Fifteen miles uouf
a. pIemous. good rains fell arcetd
inF to Mr. Woathorlry
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-03
Mortuary

TEMPLE-Nira Temple the one
wear old daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
claude Temple OF sos Monroe street
died an O'Clock this morning The
body vas taken in charge hy the
Griggs Undertaking establishment.
and funeral services Will be- conduc-
Ted from the residence no 8 ,'D.ork
This afternoon
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-03
AMARILLO TAX ROLLS
SHOW GOOD INCREASE


CLERK Kiukead in The County
Tax Assessor office has compleied
The independent school tax ron. Tor
The year. which takes in terri
tory 3 miles IN length and Z On
width
The total assessed valuation of
the district az rendered shows fn.
cal of ts.f55.s5o. amounting 10 o.
total Of ff2.2sfSt taxes which b.
al the rate o. 30 cents On tha ono
hundred dollar valuation
According 10 Clerk Kinbell u.t
is an Increase over the nH F,Ir
valuation ~ f125.00n Tho report
vas completed Thursday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-03

% D. HickoN. the contractor on
tho Miller well. near Canyon has
ordered G5-pound casing for the
HI' veI' from Electra. 20 stem the
hil flow OF water which was struck
mart feet below the surface and
which has given the we'll dr.llers
much trouble In curhing
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-03

hours during the month was on the
---46th. when SO inch fell.
Tho prevailing direction OF IN.
wind during The month was south.
with @ total movement OF 1893 mi.
o. average hourly velocity l9T
miles The maximum velocity TO-
nse minutes was 80 miles. from the
0uthWest. on July 2S.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-03
Youthful TRIO REACH BEN\Ln
SAFELY. SAYS COMMUNICATIoS.

Bob sullinrer. special officer for
ho Denver railroad, received o. con-
muuicauou Saturday from Fraut
vm Amburrh. OF Denver. Colo I'm.
.amlag him OF the safe arrival o,
.ir H.aokerd children. aged T. . aud
5 respectively. who alone Travelled
rom Enid Okla, 10 Denver. and who
aere well taken care OF while On
Amarillo hy Officer suluuser. TIL.
letter expressed thanks 20 him tor
Doll kindness TO tho children. Bob
aas very solicitous about the chile
ron and showed them every conslt.
Grafton while they were in tho cltv.
taking them 10 moving picture shows
and seeing that they secured good
seats ou the Denver uorthhound
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-03
Another Revival Meeting

40 the tabernacle az Fifth and
Jackson street revival meeting
"i. h ein TODAY. conducted hy
Mrs. Beck II Will continue for ar
least ten DAYS The series promis-
e- % be- splendid and arrangements
hlte been made TO care for the
.roat con each uiht during the SEP
.I...
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-03

ur lGmpkn 4 Thomas have
moved ftr.s office 20 tho Lumpkln
Thomas Hospital. C1G Tyler street
Phone N 207-tf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-03

Zach = cent purchase ~ rnstofficc
News stand gives you a rhanO on
Indian Motorcycle. .:ii.s,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-03

Tor weakness and Los o. Appetite
ne Oh Standard general stf-ngIhsn .r. f..
DkONHs rAsrtLRs5 chill TDNiC tr...
Malaria aud builds 10 the svsfen ff.r t.
I'd surs Appellee. fofatuItaal.rH ....
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-08-03

TRY Daily News want ads.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-12-25
PARD0Ns LIMITED
Sow. Clarke May Announce Release
Of cne "Lifer' Christmas Day.
EXECUTIVES POWER RESTRICTED
States Chief Officer Must Await tho
Action and Report Of Board of
Parole In All Cases Be-
fore Granting Release.

Des Moines.-Christma pardons
from the governor win be few this
year, II the indications OF the last few
days give an accurate impression OF
how the pardoning functions of the
governor are being managed.
To begin with, Governor Clarke and
his assistant in the pardon work,
Mrs. Emma Blaise, have been dis
posing of cases as fast as they
came up, SO that there remain but
few on their docket at this time.
Since the passage of the law Gre
ating the board of parole and permit
ting the indeterminate sentence prac.
tically the entire authority OF the gov
ernor to investigate cases Of prison
ers and act upon them has been taxi
en- from him and transferred to the
board Of parole. Even in the life
cases, he is expected to act upon
recommendation of the parole board
and the cases of men serving inde-
terminate sentence he has nothing to
do with. Governor Clsrke has taken
the view of the law that 1t permits
him practically no personal initiative
or freedom in passing upon whether
men should be payolled or pardoned.
Because Of this~Vtate of affairs,
whatever Christmas pardons there
may be, will in reality be the gifts
of the board OF parole. The governor
viii have the pleasant duty Of play
ing Santa Claus for that body. But
he will not have many gifts to dis.
tribute this year, 1t seems. 81
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-12-25
GOVERNOR TO ADDRESS DELEGATES
Program for National Meeting, TO Be
Held at Iowa City, Dec. 26-2s,
10 Announced.

Iowa City.--Goy. George w. Clarke
will give an address at the opening
reception of the seventh annual con-
vention Of the Association OF Cosmo-
politan clubs to be held here Dec. 26-
20.
This is the first convention OF the
association to be held west OF the
Mississippi river. A hundred dele
gates and visitors from thirty-four
colleges and universities will attend.
At the opening reception Governor
Clarke, President John G. Bowman,
and A. X. Watanbe. president OF the
Iowa chapter, will give the addresses
OF welcome, Responses for the dele
gates will be made by Louis P. Loeb
ner Of Madison. Wis national secre-
tary. Other speakers will be DR.. e.
A. Steiner OF Grinnell college, Presi-
dent W. o. Thompson OF Ohio State
university, and DR.. G, w, Nasmyth Of
Boston.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-12-25
VAN, W. GENAN FORMALLY 0uSTED
District Attorney for Northern Iowa
Is Removed From Office BY Or
der of President Wilson.

Washington, D. C.--Judge Anthony
Van Wagenen, district attorney of the
northern district. of Iowa, was remoy-
ed from office b President Wilson
Saturday afternoon following his re-
fusal to resign at the request of the
attorney general. In response to a
telegraphic request for his resignation
Judge Van Waasnen telegraphed to
President Wilson protesting against
his dismissal. The presidents re-
Spouse was to order his removal.
Friction between the department
and Judge Van Wagenen due to his
failure in the prosecution of suits In
his Jurisdiction prompted the final &C.
ton. The Office has been left In
charge of Assistant District Attorney
Neese and Judge Reed has been noti-
fed
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-12-25
Verdict Hits Railroad.

Shenandoah The jury In the dis
trict court at Clarinda awarded a
Judgment to Mrs. Ada Grafton, admin
istratrix for the estate Of A. P. john
son OF Blanchard, against the receiv-
ers of the Wabash railway for s9,024
damages for the death OF A. p John
son who was killed by Wabash pas
senger train two years ago.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-12-25
Railroad Men injured.

West Liberty.-Two railroad men,
both residents of Cedar Rapids, were
injured here. Fireman Harry Phelps
was caught between the coal chute
and the tender of his engine. Winsol
Poreck had HIS right hand amputated
while at work with the wrecking crew.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-12-25
Fall Down stairs is Fatal.

Keosauqua.-- Mrs Jane Wright. an
aged resident Of Cheuuest township.
Van Buren, county, fell down fight
Of steps leading to the cellar. striking
her head on the cement floor. She
only lived an hour.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-12-25
DOLLAR Gas In Muscat Ine.

Muscatine. with Mayor Koehler
casting the deciding vote the city
council adopted an ordinance fixing
q 81 fat rate for gas. The Muscatine
Lighting company will attack the or
dinance in court.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-12-25
7o-year-oId Man In Hike

Waterloo. After walking from
Parkston. s. D.. a distance OF nearly
400 miles. Jacob Keller. 20, appeared
exhausted as he entered the police
station to ask for assistance whereby
he might ride the remainder Of the
distance to Dubuque.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-12-25
Transfer Motor Holdings.

Mason City. Transfer OF the own
ings OF the Colby Motor company TO
the Standard Motor company Of Ne,
vada, Ia, has been effected. The deal
involves 100000.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-12-25

Lloyd Baldwin confessed to the po-
lice at Kankakee, ILL.,, the forgery of
200 checks, 100 of which he cashed In
Chicago. He has operated in Wauke-
gan, Racine, Kenosha, Gary, Momence,
Elgin. Aurora, Wheaton. Harvard, and
Kankakee. He was arrested after
cashing two checks for $40 each.
Six masked robbers held up west
bound Erie freight train at Fairview,
N. Y, and while three covered the
crew with revolvers the other three
unloaded silks valued at about $4,000
from the cars and carried them away
in waiting automobile. The men
escaped
Railroads of the country are severe
ly arraigned for the numerous fatal
accidents due to carelessness and
poor equipment, in the annual report
of the interstate commerce commits
sion.
A baby Christmas tree was taken
from the forest near klamath Falls.
Ore, and shipped by parcel post to
Cherokee, Okla, by Postmaster w. A.
Delzell of klamath Falls to Ms broth
err.
Attorney General Smith, in an opin-
ion read at a mass melting at Duluth,
Mimi, discussing police department
conditions, held that Commissioner OF
Police Safety Hickey is guilty of NAL
feasance in Office. and that 1t is the
duty of the mayor to take steps to
remove him.
Labor unlonists from all parts Of
Colorado assembled at Denver and
marched on the capitol and protested
against the policy of Gov. e. NJ. Am
mons In making use of the military
agencies Of the state during the strike
Of coal miners in the southern Colora-
do fields. Threats of recall petition
failed to move the governor.
Black damp added 3s victims to its
list in the Vulcan coal mine of the
Rocky Mountain Fuel company, near
New Castle, Colo. The majority of
the dead are sons of wealthy Ameri.
can ranch owners.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-12-25
Mexican Revolt

Ten officers and moro than 900
troops Of the federal garrison at Quay
mas, Mexico. have surrendered to the
insurgents at Maytorena- A special
train was sent to Maytorena to convey
the former federals to Hermosillo. 1t
was said the capitulation Of Guaymas
was expected.
An exchange of shots between Next
can and American soldiers on the in
ternational line. two miles west OF
Preside. Tex, resulted in the death of
Luis Orozco. regulaS of General Mer-
cado's federal Mexican army. The
Mexicans fired the first shots.
All the property of Luis Terrazas.
Sr., Enrique Creel and Juan Creel, in
Guiding banks, miYes. vast areas of
land, thousands of head of cattle,
horses and personal effects in Mexico
were ordered confiscated to the rebels
in an official decree issued by Gen.
Franciso Villa.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-12-25
johnson Gets New Trial.

Henry Johnson, tried and convicted
of second degree murder in Fremont
county, has been granted new trial
by the supreme court. Johnson wa3
convicted Of having killed Henry Por-
ter, man whom he suspected of hav-
ing paid attention to his divorced
wife and his daughter. He admitted
having killed the nan, but alleged
that he did so in self defense
Because the lower court barred ad-
mission OF testimony with respect to
threats Johnson was said to have
made against the life of Porter, be-
cause testimony showing bias on the
part OF the states witnesses was not
allowed, and for several other rulings
OF the lower court held by the su-
preme court to have been errors, the
case was reversed and remanded for
a new trial.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-12-25

Lieutenant Baron ven Forstner, who
caused the troubles between the mill
tary and civilians at Zabern. Alsace,
in Germany, was sentenced to 43 days
imprisonment and deprived OF his
commission.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-12-25

Disorder which Assumed nearly the
proportions of a roit occurred In front
of the art gallery at Florence, Italy,
where the recovered art masterpiece
Mona Lisa" is temporarily on exhi.
bition. 1t followed the attempt of
number of tourists to brush by the po-
lice guarding the entrance.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-12-25

George II. Baker. son of former
State Railroad Commissioner Frank
M. Baker OF Oswego, N. Y, was
burned to death under an overturned
automobile. Bakers car turned tur-
tie while he was returning from Bling
hamton TO Oswego alone
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-12-25
Iowa Schools sta.ement.

viva oeuoStc
Iowa expended on her school sys-
TEN during the fiscal year ending
June 80. 1918, total of approximate
ly $16,000,0O0, according to figures
shown on the advance sheets Of the
report of the superintendent of pub
lie instruction. The amount included
buildings, salaries and all other items
of expense connected with the schools.
The present value OF school proper
ty in the state, the report shows, is
$32,964,111.
The total number OF boys and girls
between the ages OF FIVE and twenty
one years who attended the public
schools during the year was 507,S45.
The average daily attendance was
369,S74. There were 24,SSS women
employed in teaching these young
sters and 2,544 men, but only $1,000
of them were employed at one time.
The average compensation Of men
teachers was 1882 and of women
1891. or the number OF children
OF school age only 1897 boys and
1906 girls did noe attend school.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-12-25

Consumers Of nearly everything sold
by dry measure in the state of Mich
igan for so years have been cheated
out OF millions of dollars because CT
short measure. This fact has been
discovered through ruling of the
bureau OF standards at Washington.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-12-25
Foreign

The duke of Orleans, royalist pre-
tender to the throne Of France, had
both arms broken by q fall while skat-
ing in an exclusive Belgian club at
Brussels. The duke was in Brussels
in connection with the suit for sepa-
ration brought against him in the
Belgian courts by the duchess
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1913-12-25

Ambassador and Mrs. Page. with
Francis Powes Sayre and his bride,
formerly Miss Jessie Wilson. were the
guests of Premier Asquith at lunch
con at london.