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The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1914-03-15
Linbarger, Ralph & Cue
AuCtioneerS

We hold the record for the highest
average sale of draft horses. highest aver
age herd of registered cattle. highest price
ever paid for fat farrow, Ito Jack Splawn)
in the United States. Our record our refer
ence. Write or wire us for dates. Address
L. H. LINBARGER, North Yakima, Wash.
W. H. RALPH, Nezperce, Idaho, or
GEO. A. CUE, Battle Ground, Wash.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1914-03-15
EFFECT OF DAIRY FEEDS ON
MILK FLAVOR.

WASHINGTON, D. c., March TO-
The Department of Agriculture re-
Gently reported the results of expert
ments to test the effect of oats on
the flavor of milk. These expert
ments showed that oats do not have
the beneficial effect on the flavor of
milk which many dairymen believe.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1914-03-15

this respect.
The relative prices of the different
which are to be preferred in making
up ration for dairy COWS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-27
TO FIGHT CASE
Women Arrested In Former seere
gated District VIII Have De-
Tense In Court Today.

The case of the city against the fol.
lowing persons, Daisy Burnett. Ruby
Allen. Beatrice Evans, Goldie Wilson
and Louis Miller. was continued YES
terday In police court. These per-
sons. IL is understood, have hired an
attorney and will fight the case 10 a
nnish this morning when IL IS again
called. The outcome OF this fight is
believed by all to be the crisis In the
present fight against the houses in
the once segregated district. The DO
lice chief is awaiting the result with
great deal OF interest, as il will test
the possibility OF getting rid OF them.
Other Police News.
Three unnamed hunks were lodged
IN the city lockeuD last night by De-
tective Butcher OF the Pennsylvania
railroad company. These men were
arrested. charged with robbing n HOY
car al Wterton, and will be given over
TO the federal officers here.
Charley Washington was the cause
or great deal OF a disturbance yes
terday afternoon just north OF tho
brlck row. with the result that he
was brought I'm by Officer Leach. A
number OF Witnesses have been sub
poenaed against him.
Adam YonsH and Joe Sepskv were
engaged In n fisticuff celebration last
night when officer Sam Moran inter.
Tered. The fight was being staged AZ
Iwenty-seventh street, hut as the
laws OF West Virginia do not permit
Prize hghting the boys had to cut II
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-27
STEWART GETS
MANY OFFERS
CLUE WANTS HIM TO
MEET YAANKIE BURNS, OF
JERSEY CITY.
Leaves Last Of weef for windsor, Cam
ada-May Meet Young Goldie,
OF Pittsburgh, Soon.

Walter Goo Stewart. promising little
boxer OF this city. Is now considering
several very tempting offers to enter
into bouts with fighters of much renown
In various parts OF the country. one Of
fer has been made by the Ardmore Club.
Of baltimore. offering him a date with
Frankie Burns. OF Jersey city. Burns il
n likely looking chap aud should put up
n good Tight against Stewart. lie has
met such fighters as Johnny Coulon.
thoroughly seasoned. II the arrange
ments are completed. likely a large num-
Der OF local fight fans will attend to see
the bout.
An offer has also been made by an
athletic club in Columbus. Ohio. offering
the local boy good chance. but Goo"
has not decided TO accept.
stewart Will leave the latter part OF
this week for Windsor. Canada. to go in
training for bout to be staged there in
nounced who his opponent will be. but It
~ understood that the bout will be one
that will draw we'll
Want Coyns.
An etfort Is being made by fight fans
OF this city to arrange "a bout between
JACK Coyne, who boxed Young stony
Ritz. In bridgeport last week and John
ny Bowers. otherwise known as Knock
out Bowers. of Mingo. Bowers II is
said. Is anxious to meet the Orange lad
and good bout should be the result n
they agree on terms.
Young Goldie.
Following the bout last week between
frankie Conley and GOO Stewart Com
ley stated that Stewart can whip Young
GOldie. OF Pittsburgh, IL the latter IL
able to make the weight. Stewart de-
mands 124, and IL is said that Goldie
has been unable to make less than 40
ringside. Even with this, however n
match Is very likely for the near future.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-27
EMBLEM WINS
AT TEN PINS
DEFEATED PADDY KING, or
FAiRMoNT. LAST
NIGHT.
In Series Of Ten Games Rolled In
Musee and Great Northern
AlIeys-Marein Of a. Pins

BY margin Of So pins. Albert -.
Bert" Emblem. of this city. defeated
y. j. PADDY" King. OF Fairmont, for.
merly OF Wheeling. last night in a
series OF ten games of ten pins, rolled
on local alleys. The match had been
aranged between King and W. n.
stevenson, well known local bowler
and captain OF the Musee team but
Mr.. stevenson was unavoidably de
tained In Parkersburg yesterday az
ternoon. His place was taken by En-
Diem a member OF the Musee team.
The first Ave games were rolled on
the Musee alleys. while the final FIVE
were staged on the alleys At the Great
northern, the total number OF pins
topped during the entire series count.
Ing. At the Musee. with 939 pins 20
MS credit, King beat Emblem 10 pins.
y but the Fairmonter was able TO roll
only s67 at the Great Northern, while
Emblem came back with &C., pins. win.
ming the series by So pins
The scores for the series follow:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-27
JOE JACKSON is
SATISFIED WITH MAPS.

GREENvILLE. :. G.. Jan. %.
II hardly considered the Of
fer made me by the Federal
league. although sos. 200 for 3
seasons Is much in advance OF
the sum | am 10 receive from
Cleveland. said Joe Jackson.
outhelder OF the Cleveland
Americans. here today. Jack
son said he signed with Cleve-
land more than a week ago.
President Somers as well as
other officials OF the club. has
been kind TO me-" he added.
land ! would rather play with
that club than any other in the
big leagues"
On account OF the illness OF
his father. Jackson probably
will not join the Cleveland
spring training camp at Ath-
ems. Ga. before April l.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-27
NOTHING IN A NAME7
GET THIS.

The refusal OF one August
Lichtenberg. an amateur ball
player OF 81. Louis. TO adopt an
irish name, cost him a trial
with the Detroit Tigers. Jimmy
Burke, one OF Hughey Jen-
nings' scouts. was passing
through the Mound City last
summer In search OF young
talent when the work OF Lich-
tenberg caught his eye.
Burke went to the youngster,
and. with the thought upper
most in his mind OF retaining
the good will of the scorers,
and in the hopes OF adding TO
the fame OF Ireland IL the
youngster developed into a
star. offered Lichtenberg a
contract, under the condition
that he should take a short
Irish handle like Kelly.
O'Brien or Burke.
Lichtenberg refused TO listen
TO such a proposition. and all
negotiations were called OF.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-27
BASEBALL WAR
OVER 3 PLAYERS
rossEss1oH or COLE. MILLER AND
HLLrrEH WILL BE rroHr.
fsderals Are Determined TO MAfs Mard
Run for Their Monsy.-Josh
Dsvors Goes 70 ouAkers

CHICAGO. Jan. 2s.--The first OF the
legal battles soon 10 be waged between
the forces o. Organized" and OUTLAW
services OF three players Ward Miller.
king" Cole and William klllifer
Miller, the outfieider. whose desertion
OF the chicago Nationals for the ST
Louis federais. was announced recently
stepped Into the iimelight to-day when
PRESIDENT Murphy. OF the Chicago club.
announced he was prepared 90 sue for
an Injunction TO prevent Miller from
playing with the rival league. Murphy
also said he would sue the player per-
-onally Tor damages should the latter
play with St Louis.
The Federal League. through Presi-
nad n clear case against the New York
Americans for the services OF Pitcher
1ole. who had signed n Federal contract
The New York club has announced that
Cole had made a proposition which m.
club had accepted and argued. according
10 reports from the east. that this ac-
Cole said he had not made terms Min
the New York club. hut had wired Pres
ldent Farrell in substance, 4 think i
sized the think" as defense .rbs Fsd-
eral Officials declared the dates or ,he
Sole,Farren negotiations would be a
legal point in their favor
Kiilifer Case.
fresiuent gilmore said he had re-
selHed legal advice today which
dispute with the PHILADELPHIA Nationai
lifer. VI MI
decisions IN the Miller Cole and XII.
lifer cases. n they come 10 trial. ar,
expected TO form baseball history
Josh Devore was lost 10 the Federals
tou1y, and undoubtedly viii be with the
Philadelphia Nationals the coming sea.
son. lie received telegram which de.
cared the club had accepted his terms
aId thereupon he Federals declined a.
carry ON negotiations with him Devors
Sald the nrst contract offered him by
PRESIDENT Baker OF the QuakerS Included
sfvv increase IN salary. but that he
returned IL with a request Cor a create
increase. and today's telegram Indicated
THIS his request would be granted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-27
WESLEYAN FORCED
TO REFUSE GAME
VERY ATTRACTIVE OFFER REJECT
ED BECAUSE OF TIME LIMIT.
Southern Base BAN Trip Would Run
Far Into June to Meet All Offers
That Have Been Received.

Special Dispatch TO rhe Intelligencer
,BCCKiIANNON. Jan. 26.-with the
closing OF two games with Virginia Poly.
institute and Virginia Military Institute
20 be played in Blackburn and LeNing-
ton, virginia. Wesleyan southern base
ball trip was closed to-day. II was an
nouneed that the Florida end Of the trip
had been eliminated on account OF
scholastic requirements The Univer-
sity Of Florida had offered three games
~ Evansville, Stetson University had Of
Tered two games at Deland. and Rollins
College had offered two games at COL
leEe Park. In addition TO these Wes-
ieyan had offers OF games from Wander
Dit. Sewance. and "A number Of the other
more prominent teams Of the south ali
OF which had TO be refused.
The most attractive proposition vet
received, however. was for three games
with the University Of Alabama at
tuscaloosa, Alabama. during her com
nencement week For this series Wcg-
leyan was offered guarantee larger
than any ever offered her before but
OF course. could not accept. a. the dates
would have been In june and the time
allotted Tor games away from home used
up.
The complete schedule will be rubbish
ed within "A Few DAYS and without a
doubt ~ viii be the most attractive ever
offered at Wesleyan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-27
BOWLING
Several Private Bowling Parties viii
Be Given az Musee Alleys
This Week.

A number of private bowling par
ties Will be given at the Musee alleys
this week by local societies and or
CARNATIONS. This evening the clerks
OF the Wheeling Corrugating com
yany's plant at Martins Ferry will
give an affair. The Ladies' Thursday
Night club will bowl Thursday even
ing, while on Friday evening men,
beers of the Bible class of the Island
Christian church will topple the ma
pies: On Saturday evening employees
of Stroehman's bakery will bowl at
these popular alleys.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-27
GOOD GAME
Martins Ferry High School Class
Teams Play Interesting Game
Of Basketball.

Last evening on the Armory hall
hoor az Martins Ferry two very in
teresting games OF basketball we're
played between the high school teams
and In each game the score was very
low. The first game was played be-
tween the girls OF the senior class and
the girls Of the Junior class. which
resulted in the former winning by the
score OF 10 ..
The second game was the more in
tercsting OF the two. as q great deal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-27
About People
Movements OF individuals to and
From the City.
ARRIVALS
AT THE LOCAL HOTELS

Melure-John l. Thompson. Lima.
-; Charles 10. Chancellor. Parkers.
burg. Mrs. III. L. Bennett. Parsons
oscar jenkins. Parkersburg; George
Heisler. East Liverpool. o.: Thomas
Burtoft and wife. St ClairsvilIe. q. :
). VI. Davis. Marlinton; J. + Defen-
booker. Canal Dover.
Grand centraI-Charles z. Hutton,
GAINESVILLE, O.: J. p. Moran. Fairrnont
+. F. Mangold. Mansfield. o.. p Nc.
Knight. Belmont; A. X. W. Watt.
Jacobsburg. o.
5runswlck-H. VI. Adams. William
4. Milanol Shriebe smith. Middle.
bourne; Agnes Alvin. Stella Winter.
Bessie Newell. Mildred Llndermau
Rose Linderman. MorCantOwn: VII.
liam " Jones, Williamsburg. W. va :
$. J. Straight. Atwood. y. Andrews.
Homestead. Pa: G. Roland. W. J Don.
nelly. Homestead. ". Va. VI. Gordon.
Clarksburg: W s Kiefer and wife.
Burgettstown. Leslie Wells. Ravenna.
o.; Bertha Stroud. Bellaire: r. X
Hubbard. Sistersville. L. =. steele.
New Martinsville. II. a. Shelly. Thorn.
Vile. o. J. W. Osborn. St Ciairsville:
Lee Martin. Belmont 4 r Han. Bel.
laire: Alex NJ Lee Dinonvale.
stamm-E. e. Cothart. Darlington.
Don Allen. Lima. T. r. Menenschwau-
der. Hannibal. o.; J. W. Downs. Yves.
ton. W W. COwen and daughter ST.
Clairsville. j. y. Richards and wife.
bethesda. J vs. Walter. Buckhanuon:
Jacob steeley. Grove City. Pa.
W r. Stevenson spent yesterday
lu Parkorsburg attending 90 business
matters
Judge Alan o. Robinson Of the
criminal bench ls suffering from ar
attack ~ grip az bis home on The
Island
John Trussol. outthe.piko reporter
for the Register. is confined fo his
home az Elm Grove with slight u.
ness.
SIR and Mrs. Earl Pin Allen have
returned from their honeymoon tour
of eastern cities
Mrs clara Forbes. Of Forbes q Dora
hef. hae recovered from an attack 20
Niss .o-srr echert is il no Oh. 0tf,
Faller Hospital or appendicitis
.e On. ruest OF local friends ~ r. r,o
$50. NeW. waensr hae resumed ter
duties IU fIf Reuter- huf.Hf. aHuu ra
booffetrcr. after an u1rre. of quIr..,.
Mics MARY Iroir leaves fhr l1frr nave
~ fnf wcE f0r Little Rock trf who're
r'c v.l r yi,.t -' i,.,, and friends.
loIE where sre VII hs rr aa..t M
rrIcuds and rel1tlvc. r1r feu weeks
Toward p Roach. ulii .iert H Obj.
because ~ Nlrraa
3. g. sue. president of the ohi, v.f
t.rHIrr the rutsm.Hifr SLOW
Fror ~ U Elliott president af OBJ.
lll'tt 'omre .hool VIII srsrr
James pa faurHIl. postal ,iers F..
'hs Wheeil.r post on'.r ia ui
tui' NIlNl. IIf.r william.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-27

or rivalry existed between the two
teams. The Juniors and the Fresh
men FLASHED. but when the game was
over the older boys were forced TO
take back seat. as they were defeat
cd by the Freshmen by the close score
or 10 T. A large crowd OF high
schoOlers was present at the game
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-27
BOXING NOTES
Prominent bouts OF IN. well,

Prominent bouts OF the week:
,reddie Welsh VS.. Earl Fisher. Gin
Johnny Dundee vs.. TX. o." Brown.
Troy. n. Y, 10 rounds.
=, hu Se crouse VS.. Tom Corners. Erie.
delphia. s rounds.
banS NOM y. N T 10 POUNDS ND Boer Rodel AL
Dick Loadman Va. TX. o." Krause
hselne, Mis-, rounds.
- Dung otto vs.. Andy Cortez New
York. 10 rounds w"
- Tommy Lowe VS.. Bert Keyes. View
Kid" Williams VS.. Eddie campi. Los
Angeles. 20 rounds.
Walter Stewart will not be sean IN n
local ring again for some time. a. he
mas quite few bouts in other cities.
Arrangements arr cement: are under way for Goo
steubenville, o, The Ardmore club. OF
Ardmore. Md. wants Stewart TO meet
Bnrns is one OF the best in The Same
Digger stanley. Johnny couion. Eddie
also dickering with the GoodaiI A. C.
o. Columbus. o. for bout with Benny
Kaufman or Harry Tracey.
Tommy Lowe win probably meet
stony Ritz at the next show of the
eastern lightweights and has defeated
KID sullivan, "Swats" Adamson,
ktu ftonlnson. EBatttng' Terry, Jack
oBrien OK: %, Johnny Dohan. Will
and Fighting Dick Nelson. Jerry Nc
Earthly. who IL loves manager, saws
Tommy makes 12s pounds and IS open
TO meet any man in the world from I2S
TO 1873 pounds.
Johnny Byers. the Mingo welter. is
anxious to get on at the y. A. C., and
for an opponent would like Jack Coyne.
These boys both weight about 145
pounds and would make a pretty even
match.
Bat" Page. Of welisburS. wants ~
go on with Mickey Moran at the next
boxing show at Bridgeport. Mickey
made quite hit last week and no doubt
his name will appear on the next pro-
gram.
~ Nash. the Philadelphia feather VINO
his name, wants to meet Walter Stew
art.
number OF local people are looking
M the boxing laws in tn hone that they
Will be able 20 hold shows in this city
Boxing IL good. clean sport. and IL
properly conducted gets the patronage
OF the best people. West Virginia Is
one or the few states that have placed
the ban on boxing and Al Is probab
that Il will allow iO-round contests be-
fore this year is out
Cal Delaney and TX. o." Mars meet
IN Cincinnati February ? for 10 rounds
Patsy Brannigan and Benny Kauf-
man box az Columbus. o. next Monday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-27
PIONEER PYTHIAN LODGE OF
CITY ENTERTAINS VISITORS

The next fraternal visit OF local
iodges viii be az Belmont lodge. No. lO9
IN bridgeport, March 3.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-27
RIVER NEWS

Though there is an excellent barre
stage on the river at present. bat
little coal is being sent to southern
markets. few shipments passed
this point late last week, but none
we're reported yesterday.
The Joe Fowler passed down for
Parkersburg late yesterday afternoon.
Inc Liberty arrived last night, ana
Is scheduled 10 depart AZ III O'clock
this morning. for Matamoras
A stage OF 10 feet was recorded on
the government marks at the McMech-
en- dam, at s o'clock last night. and
the river continued 10 rise, though
very slowly.
II mas been announced that the Joe
fowier VIII make the mardi gras run
20 New Orleans. leaving Pittsburgb
February -. The boat will be operat.
ed by Lewis Pope & Sons. OF Parkers-
burg
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-27

crt af 1 special term of Federal court
fo convene today before Judge Aistof
o. DuvfuU.
Prank r. Helms. clerk In The wheel
Mound afNlc
Harry willard OF Cameron vas Dol
frs t.fr s.fHrlur frnrsHrfIur huainesa
Do % WILSON. on fHI. Gifts. saruf wee
friiH. hf Cambridge. o.. visiting bis
parent"
James GHIrfta. of Edrwuod Irff ODD.
nrsf .r fIf week fnr chicago IT vf...
Dol VIII rrHrd several dnFe un business
Jerry s. Moss. uf fnIe city, Ia auerf
.rr fFr f.Ff ~ tho week In grnffor
where he DEL frHrHHrfIrr hueIurra
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-27
River Marks

PITTSBURGH. Jan. River
stages.
DAVIS ISLAND DAM-1O2 feet
stationary. cloudy
SIEUBENVlLLE-1f feet, rising:
cloudy.
PARKERSBURG-l6.2 feet. rising;
clear
MORGANTOwN--9s feet. falling:
clear.
OIL CIIl -3.2 feet. rising. cloudy.
NARREN-3 feet. rising. snow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-27
Tonight.s Games.

Eon1Ghts Games.
Wheelings VS.. Newarks
Musee Duck Pin League.
Duquesne vs.. Log Cabins.
Climbers vs.. Musec.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-27

Al Nash, the Philadelphia feather VINO
puts coming worlds champion after
his name. wants 10 meet Walter Stew
art.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-27

Bat Page. Of welisburg. wants -
go on with Mickey Moran at the next
boxing show at Bridgeport Mickey
made quite hit last week and no doubt
his name Will appear on the next pro-
gram.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-27

Johnny Byers, the Mingo welter Is
anxious To get on at the y. \. G.. and
for an opponent would like Jack Coyne
These boys both weight about 1i5
pounds and would make a pretty even
match.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-27


suons Blood Poous Nervous Eshsust rnaiseretn
PILEs-f fronnb
DrsEAsEB-Traed wit
'-0' ANINRAD SUCCESS
.1einE Kdsev.
Paptatton Of
ooNsuLT1rTor 10 80
"a 2 y
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-27

Totals ..-........ 2g3 2S5 82I 500
I0nlght-MaJors vs.. National Tube.
MifEets vs.. La Belle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-27

ToniEhtn Games.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-27

Patsy Brannigan and Benny Kauf-
man box az Columbus. o. next Monday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-27
DIR. BAILEY

Corner Eleventh ana chaplins sts,
Wheeltng' W. va. one block from post
oHioe' Come upstairs.
THE RELIABLE SPECIALIST who
fhpNs MS picture and tells hla name
fg when you enter his offlco you know
w" you are dealing with. stop. thfnf
ueiote placing yourself under the care
~ ..ranEcrs. who claim o. De- Great
Specialists, hut don't advorfira fTgfr
hamfe beware ~ lonr-diatanre cures
ana Hhort-distrncc. free treatments.
WAKE NO MISLEADING STATE
n1NNb OF deceptive pr0u0rIfirua 90 the
aHNctci, neither DO Z promise 90 cure
their patronage. Iuf Z nfue ffOnrpr r-.r.-
8AEI AHD LASTING CUBE IN ne
oUiChbhT Possible TIME without
lth.iI'a I'IlIInNH after fmr"fn In the
system. Hri ~ Tho iowrrf cost rarrff.is
5or Honest. snIful and s1ccc-rf1i
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-03-09

The board agreed Go pas The assist
tauts salary, Nrs Lyons proved he. :
self So capable in managing the sf-
FCalrs of the cafeteria that she wal
placed IN full charge on February |,
/ OF this year,
Establishing the high echooi caf-
u;aia Is not all that has been ao.
iecmpiished by Miss Carpenter, She
has Increased the !nterpst in home
economics TN the class In her de-
partmcnt Is nearly doubled In num-
hers,
She has not confined her work to
the mere routine OF prescribed rcgu-
lations, but has instilled In the minds
OF the young ladies Of her department
Wholesale ideas OF behavior and de-
pertinent. the correct and proper
thing 60 do on all occasions,
The result OF this Is noticeable In
the young ladies of her class both In
their homes and when they are In
public. and to find twenty young girls
more refined and cultured than the
twenty In Miss Carpenters class
would be an absolute impossibility.
Miss Carpenter Is doing u splendid
work IN preparing number Of her
class for teaching home economics
In rural schools. not M u special
work, but In connection with regular
teaching.
Her idea Is that tho pupils In the
country schools should be provided
with hot lunches, For this 10 DO
possibility. the teachers OF country
sehocls must he able to teach the
pupils how to prepare a maximum
lunch nj minimum cost.
Miss Carpenter is u graduate OF the
University OF Chicago. and taught
home economies In Grand Rapids for
three years before coming 10 Kiam- !
nth Falls.