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Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-09

G. r. GIBBS, one Of M~exico's pop.
nlsr travelling men, informs the Led.
ger that a leading salesman was com
Ing 70 Mexico with his family to re.
side permanently, and when he found
we had no street lights went TO Macon
City. Those who are interested in tho
growth Of Mexico, especially property
cwnsts, should get busy along the line
Of securing street light right away.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-09

TIE revival iaSt ekNd II NSadk
tosn snd he1 By he Rey J. ..
Greer has beea oae d ths zssas sse-
ssSfgl sger had IN daat little city.
OTss - were eonTertsA II vas =
Union meeting u al the MEdletvHr
A9sraeA Re opens = neesfng "a
Eigh Hi 81 enos with asts two
Nek3
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-09

Only forty minutes ride from the
ALBANY HOTEL, Denver.
Don't miss this on the way to the
two Expositions.
Write to the ALBANY HOTEL
MANAGEMENT for the booklet free,
"one Day Scenic Trips Into the Den
yer Mountain Parks and Resorts
Address ALBANY HOTEL, Denver,
Colo. 27-2t d.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-09

PogED al MAN ZOE 3 YEARs

A%AAAsr-
Ln Angeles, Cal, Sept 3.--Prof
Eueere Deforest, arrested On tn.
charge Of having masqseraded for q
years ~ a mar, when in reality she
IL . woman, Thursday said she had
been married onee as q wife and ones
as . husband and when the exposure
came was pianning again 10 enter IN
70 maiFimony with q woman here.
Under the direction Of Chief Of
Police sniyely doctors connected with
the psyehopathic ward Of the county
hospital win examine her today 10 de-
termine whether she Is sane.
She declared she was a vassar
graduate and that her real name was
May Bradley. She is SO years old.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-09

Mrs. J N. crebs and children have
returned 70 their home IN 81. Louis.
and win be dcmiciled at the Hatei
Beers. Mrs. crebs made many warm
friends while in Mexico, who regret
very much her departure TO ST. Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-09
COLLEGE WOMEN NOT MOTHERS
philadelphia Record.1


Pittsburgh-That there is little
hope Of continuing the race, il the
country is to depend on college wo.
men, has been apparently shown in
an exhaustive investigation conduct
ed by Roswell H. johnson, professor
Of biology Of the University Of Pitts.
burgh. He finds that from all the
college girls there is contributed ia
the race only four-ffths Of a child
each, while among honor students the
rate amounts to only one-ffth Of a
child.
The investigation conducted by Pro
fessor johnson includes the marriage
records Of alumnae of Wellesley,
Bryn Mayr, Smith. vassar, Mount
Hoiyoke and Wilson. The number Of
marriages among the graduates Of
these institutions reaches On an aver
age only 80 per cent Of the total.
Sometimes, he discovers, that the
percentage viii increase, only to fall
remarkably low in other instances.
OF those who do marry only about
one-half marry college men.
"The number of children" says
Professor Johnson, (which are neces-
sary to maintain a stationary popula-
ton from these groups should be
about 81 a woman student"
Professor johnson urges more
practical courses in girls schools and
would include domestic science in all
~curricula.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-09
Take a
TexaM 9tdez1ie
Tonight
II will act as a laxative In the
morning
Otis Purdy.

DRUGGISTS MISTAKE FATAL
Mrs. Walter White, Of Roswell, N
N. a sister of J. E. Durkee Of this city
died in Los Angeles, Cali, a week age
Wednesday, as a result Of a mistake
made by a pharmacist in filing a pres
cription for her. Mrs. White attended
the wedding Of Miss Ruth Durkee 10
Mr.. Cottingham in this city last year
and viii be remembered here as a
charming woman with many accom-
plishments.
Mrs. White was in California at
tending the Fairs as wei as taking the
trip for her health. The Ledger joins
friends in extending sympathy 10
members Of the family.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-09
F~xFcuToR,s NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given IN
ters testamentary upon the ~,
HARRIET B. HALL, decaa
have been granted the und,uis
by the Probate Court Of said
Of Audrain, bearing. date Of A
day OF November, 1919.
All persons having claims VI
said estate are required 70 4
them 70 US for allowance with
months after date Of said ID
Or they may be excluded from
benefit Of such estate and L
claims be not exhibited with
year from the time Of the mI
ton Of this notice, they will l.
ever barred.
25-4t w. A. Sharp. Irecu,v
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-09
lie Moore q Teaeh.

Miss Myrtle Moore leaves this week
for Eureka, Mo, where she has a
splendid position in the schools Of
that city. Miss Moore Is a graduate
Of the University Of Missouri, has
made a speciality Of teaching and is a
most capable young woman. The
Eureka school board is most FORUM
ate in securing her services.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-09
sIcIoEYFuR PRH

DEsT WILSON.
FEEE SOODEOE wuSOS be.
szas4S . Gaa1s .rgy s~ sl
oz21 b ~ sJiursu1 Be Eshuss
- safsss Vzspas AID saer
AZ Hps rs a. Losis Keuar sss
ssaay A5ss
Let - ws~6-eu H1lsa a.
Ua1A Essse q Asn-rles tsf ss0r a
usa r1csav fF br and sra~ .,
has s~sz ww r. a~ rha4-=
Aw W@i5 psy-waa1ozf #a IN
absaahinF q . sng8s rspsE as arinr
= . aaa5s gL ~ masat - 9
aHsge rsxinera i haf tsn xua ~
syTszl y Fsasg zad gasaclessss Ng
~ haaeFsf soaas4A a1 y zT
dzsknsus Bfks and Arza As,Enem No
~ sparinx ns Eone uasf rfaFt a.
ne aases s9afsss Ge sheid Tns.
Language he'd " ne P-fe1soers r. a
orstsWessy tae aioses has bse1 ~
Pa1a and 6Fss a. ~ ssasssess 4
Eagassh spss4 pegrnH ba he h4s
etz&ssdy ssS pray asaaes
- ~ gxzS11e Il a. sss1eat as2
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-09

AlIFN Al
Notice is hereby given ~
tue Of an order of the Prs,' 2
Of the county Of Audrain an I'M
Missouri made at the AuoTs 4
thereof, and on the 2Ist dsv = !
ust, 1915, !, R. L. Mundy. a..
tor Of the estate Of Ethln NINA. 7
ceased, viii. on Monday he VA ( !
Of September. 1915, at the - \
Of the Court House in the C.vss3
leo, County Of Audrain and 81
Missouri, and during the III.
the Probate Court Of said rm..
Audrain, sell at public auetim \
interest Of Ethlyn Mundy deeas
and to the following real esss
wit: Lots Three 49, and Fov,
Block One ~ Of South letters,
dition TO the City Of Mexico hi,
Terms Of sale. Cash.
27-4t X. L. Mundy Adni,,A.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-09
GOUEII school, HOTE
BY n. Y JOHNSON.
csuniy School supt

49, - -. 4
sel7g lMFrVvea = noeh mat ! an
Srs,e s-x'oas . ST epf . see me
aArg Surprises nat a~s't ne.
sgAzs sirsses sepefiea thursday
aaas rhsx = lass Installed new
SziA heater ana NJ. CaAnnenam
>&s reFxeei etaer sales a. Crow
csnsaa ard S,rother. HiekoFy Grove
has FsnkasA a kenud Oak.
NJ rAoaspsoa says that they have
pas = sold to1ndsaon under the suns
lseAool houss. oeHdes making other e.
tensdve imprevemenfN Mr.. LANCE re-
ports . nsw solid foundation Al Dam
isl for be Is determined hat ms school
shah have ths best NJ Day sells me
that an addition has peen made @ the
Duly sehooi house Tor e'oak Fooma-
Harrison has been painted. vanished
and cmer~lse Improved rev nat
buildings and otner extensive mn
prcvenents are beng made at flyht
= t5e report o. their teacher, " 1.
haiiew' Mr- Henderson says that
they expect 70 get some library books
ard other equipment at sneed. Mr..
Iorreysoa reports fhat incl have neen
gfeauy improving eonoi'ions a. nc
elinus. ana JUS. Yesterday M
Lisine.'as1 Aaie ss n@se Dik sur
PRISE lof you ~ h'faAinan- wonder
what :. rs
Suiius hneger' Of AarunSours' was
"a ene ohiss rHAnay Anu saan uhas uey
hao pApereu, painted ano repaired
unui everything was m hfst class
eonoislon' also 2 . senooi nad begun
ana tne Work nad started on nleeiy
under tne supervision Of MISS Janette
Whlte.
And now q lew words about 2
teaeners e1aminauons. on the cnau-
tauqua PLATFORM Vel ". Lamoki sala
tnat we used 70 mnK ina u a boy
wasn't snarp enough tor q lawyer Or
skiiifui enough Q a doctor or good
enough Tor q preacher, nat we should
make 2 school teacher OF him. for
just anybody can teach school, But
can net DO not your children need
skilled men and women 70 prepare
them for their LIES work, Just the
same as the bank. the factory, and the
profession need them9
In the last two years, 1873 have tried
either 70 get a certificate or 70 raise
their grades, % Of these m 1914, 81 IN
1913. The U Of the great decrease
Is they are getting first grade GER
tisicates which a be renewed indie
finitely without examination. Others
are getting Normal life certificates,
and others = getting the Teacher
Training certificates with their dip
Tomas OF graduation. OF this number,
30 failed in 1914, SO In 1915. Nine
first grade certificates were issued
last year, only two this year; q sec
ond grade last year, only 4 this year;
20 third grade last year, only s this
year. Both years 70 failed to get any
At all, the others had one
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-09
Old Iron Wanted.
Bring it in now.
Prices going higher.
Sam Morris. 26lf
MACON ENLIsTs FOR HIGHWAY

MACON ENLISTs FOR HIGHWAY
Macon, Mo-, Sept. 2.-Eleven mo.
tors containing 80 enthusiastic road
boosters from Charlton County met
the citizens of Macon Wednesday to
arrange for a county seal highway
between Macon and Ke~ytesville.
The Charlton County men reported
that their part of the road had been
kept in good shape all summer and
That If Macon County would meet
them on the proposition the two coun-
ties soon would have one of the best
highways in the State. Macon men
promised cooperation.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-09
Principal AT Nap,o,

Hugh Bates, Of this city, has been
elected principal of the Napton high
school, in Saline county. Mr.. Bates is
2 graduate Of Westminster College
Fulton and will make good in his new
position.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-09

= have used Ez-berzin's Tzbletz
saf foz16 them q be Just zs repre-
1esss& > gsck relief for hesaAcheg
1zzY SELLS Erd g1nex symptoms d.
BoEng ; b0FF6 ETE and = Eszr3srE
ega&6o1 u the digestive oERznE
They are vorta tkest weight IN gs-
writes Mss Clara f. Drugs, EhA, n
Y. Osztnz55e everywhere Adr.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-09
Seed Wan
ted. Will pay high
est market price.
Sam Morris. 26-4t
THAN ASKS

Pittsburg, Pa, Sept 2-Harry X
Thaw, through his attorneys, Stone &
Stone, yesterday afternoon, filed !
petition in Common Pleas Court ask.
ing q divorce from Evelyn Nesbii
Thaw, charging she was unfaithful.
The petition is very brief. covering
less than n typewriter page.
Thaw alleges that his wife was
guilty Of misconduct with ]. F. Fran
els IN New York in December, 1909,
and January, 1910, and at various
other places and times.
Thaw also declares she deserted him
In July, 1909. Francis is a New York
newspaper reporter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-09

KENENEH he sfr az fsaaFs
% ufk ynes e. or.sg "A Il, -
= SO ~ EtsTseJ < ~ el1er
Is Hssz l. aa zrsr ar All
c-- z
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-09

Miss Lucille Canada, who has been
the guest Of Miss Mary Rainey, south
Of Mexico, has returned to her home
in CarrolIton, Ill.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-09
Executor's Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that II
testanentary upon the estah
A. +. WHEELER. Deceased
have been granted the underauI
BY the Probate Court of AID
County, Missouri, bearing date 1
ust 25, 1915. All persons ii
claims against said estate are req
TO exhibit them to me for alasH
within six months after date 4
letters or they may be snid
from any benefit Of such estate ]
if such claims be not exhibited i
in one year from the time of as !
LEGATION Of this notice, they sAsl
forever barred.
Mrs. Ida Wheeler and the N
Missouri Trust Co., Executors ]
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-09

THE man who used 10 refuse 70 buy
3 horse that would not stand without
hitehing now absolutely declines TO
buy an automobile that Is not self
starting.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-09

Mrs. McCabe Hoowe and daughter.
Miriam, have returned home to Kan
sas City after a pleasant visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. A.. C. Barnes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-09
= - -
Band Concert SATURDAY.

The Mexico band win give its
regular weekly band concert
Saturday evening from Z to $3.50.
The people in the county are es-
peeially invited to be present.
These concerts win be every Sat
urday evening during the re.
mainder Of the summer.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-09
ADMINISTRATIVE \,

Notice Is hereby given tS,. I
Of administrator upoa tbs -.
A. 2. ANDERSON, Des'.,
|of Audrain County, l~iissoos |,
been granted the undersivn.l !
Probate Court Of said co5ptv
date Aug. 20, 1915. 2
Al persons having claim,
said estate are required = ~
them to me for allowance ss.s s.
months after date Of ssiS rlsan
they may be precluded from sA<a
eft Of such estate and If snc5 l,
be not exhibited within n wa.
the time Of the publication - ~,
tice, they win be forever bar. y
zI-4t G. II. Early, Admi,;s.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-09

SIT thee times, the -four, salt. spice and
liking Powder. Beat eggs with rotary
btaffii l'ep still using rotary heater, grad
laliY a5d aIgai, then work in the masked
Pttaio siiha spoon and alternately add mn
ari Rog mixture. Make a soft dough, rolI
a sheer, cut into rounds, pinch 4 hole h
tAs sea'er with the finger and Try in deep "a.
sai for frying should not be hot enough
e bfo~h the doughnut until il has risen'
When the dongbnut j. dropped into ,hs q,
to the bottom As soon as # comes
hoald be turned and turned a number
q iiees while cooking. This recipe d az.
fqilnt ~ they do not take the lat ii irving
si'd Will stay moist for days.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-09

Mrs. Z. N. Rowland vent to 81.
Louis today to visit her husband Who
is taking treatment at the Hospital in
st. Louis. He is getting along nicely
the doctor reports.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-09

EEEETB0DT 81 t.esa@ fst he
Street PAR ard csrz Carnival That's
IL Ezy = nza Nzzsa
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-09

Jefferson City. No., Septemba
Fred West, a Russellville, No, fa
er, was killed when his head !
caught in a hay baler. The COMPS
sor came together, crushing bis y
to a pulp.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-09

Miss Willie Hook who has been at
tending the University of Chicago.has
gone to johnson City, Tenn, where
she win teach this ear
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-09

Mr. and Mrs. z. A. Dearing motored
to Louisiana Thursday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-09

soNE peapis szsz 70 ajax = hzny
a1f 1nass e sfaiaA hz VIA izzn-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-09

Ed s~tratemeier and wife, Of Kansas
City, Mo, returned home from q pleas
ant visit with their aunt, Mrs. ]. r.
Dahlem.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-09

Mrs. Elizabeth Dahlem is in Kansas
City undergoing treatment for can
Ger.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-09

We oner One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any cas OF catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls catarrh
Cure.
r. J. CHENEY 4 Co. Toledo. o.
We. the unterxignet, HAYS known =. j.
Cheney for TIE last Is Year,. and beiieye
him perfectly honorable i1aaii business
~trzns1cftcns and ,fnzncia1ya bze 70 carry
cut AzY obligations made ~ His aFrn-
NATIONAL BANK or COMMERCE.
Toe3o. D.
EzHs Catz-fh Cure IL taken Internally.
Gcuzx GHecfsy urcn the kead and rQs-
GD4& EgrfzreH cf the System T@snn1orizis
&S1 free Prize = cergA DIR bgtfle. Sold
~ At U-1gFs9tz.
Taxa Ea1ie Fkzz1F Pills fax e-anstxps.Eon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-09

Be1anAzu = ds Weskiy EsSesr
nso9A v1td ~ &xts - n narKu
- thes WpR 40 Fes<E sksE 80
ae1rass prsnDdy - Gaf fksy VI
~ nHa eeg - dssx fsssesfs
Npz-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-09-09
Doughrluts
That will rer.ain mnias

Every housewife who bakes her "
bread knows that If a little potato Is added
70 the sponge, the bread will not dry out
e qlieHly. In tins recipe potato Is utilized
to make doughnuts that will remain moist
and fresh for several days.
KC will be found to have distinct ad.
ssnsages over any other Baking Powder
doughnuts. X c Is a double actino
baidng powder with which a large batch 81
e5nghnuts may be mixed and fried a few A
Line; The last will be as Light and nice
IS The first
< G Potato Doughnuts
~ Mrs.. Nevada Briggs, Of Baking
School fame.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-12

.nm tn fnufuor SIS epnuuce iar
toman uttamsni yf ihi. usl anl 81
Ir HaHD Iaaf HHtsrurONl ~ isAF nU
tfa lNn NaniH lesi in IhF Hif0oiIHa
nar Nt frr nfr ufeH fhaf tnf
itrIman eutrfamrI usIhl lrHiHtuUa
.f ul.nIh nUiihmtHf NfrsE HH aUin
mtfID r.uHaf tHH thHa lrHaf0 e t.n.
III.n nm % Nnlth ur mahI Daur
NllHlHf flf miaNl'Hn SO rfUff fnHnt
$685. zoo nn ash sNH u mlfunite 1000
,afusaintaa 81 fND HfafiawNs niaf
mtni ihat rhHH hr HHfn hafh iN
N.m aua in nefmHnf thp WntinN N
1850 lan.faNi8 ran nai ht dtft HNt up
un nfi aH ~ rndofiaua ibrm hIls
iHo Dl NnHrnut ufmoaf sNa nnll1iHu
rsfnni l.e HsiIuei uHtiiioi fhs MillnN
Is hf arunlna uf Psi afaninN hr ns
NHe c,n ifrh aHtccfsfnlil iNe inhHt
insanity ni N.f eNfWIea af 4n ytFtft tf
InhHmHnHt of b.l nNa plf NfHn
90 lH ifnr tnsi trietf Dr. ari ie tefi
rraDil ii olnHHi ns Haid than $3.50
snfts nHs lastH in Vpf et a4p wa
ana,.fcd ffus thr rhlissiiHu tu frfnt A
eyI n shF HfinenUy nf aaNa HsnrriF
7fiHri ~ n0i Hftwupi eHnnHt
rtffiaiiW8e r fNstH ttf tiNri Hfit.f
Hhd Ansin,nf elis tt.tee nisneen iliF
tnnea FiHie. ara Nfsli linafn 4hf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-12
r. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO.. wia.aa-ssIsu. NC.

art. isa.amnen Nfn nsa Ae ,sst ffsste,,
WIih NNrf it h hoavn lhst tttt az Ia
eafry useis Witch are runliai.an9 u
waf ~ R,saa Nrstined "a sr rna,se.l4
inf fftm ports ~tihn iht teiiiNtxnt
ierfitNf, affsgttdt
.fhvfs y ees Ahut, plss nor Soy.
rrumsit Wiz insiN illi.l this ionlsinn
ihai h. lhe ihpqtsns tiuhu Tls sAasi
aate ~ lhs npis b nal riatsq.ti Ns
reasen ~ atslrns ia hANe ihe maisef
pfteenisi 90 GREAT nglfan ID nhrs Waa
rra fnei ertfnanf haa anT fishf tu ia
i hHt BECAUSE I ohs hbtinfH ~ maAt
70 ~ olti ~ pHssllls fDf uafis ans 81
anrrW ihs Afmanln 20 fhf lhHfa
siaffa shA e.asp 90 EMPLOY auhiHafines
NNaWsi observation-disclosures Thfff k no
Aheen Whf anf Dsfnsf NUrueaap
should Arghl me rIesiderlt lrtenliNt
On is's matter
eitoofih hops that fi,nmspp pil
ae4ulseoe Ia NJ dsmanAs maas ami j.
hupe ihai ehr viii Rrunlra4t la ihom
pilipHi cnfdliiuns $50 ena tfhAs TIE
United Staten T., ansi iupfis with htf
in the ronaiaefssinn "a RnY changes
thar Abe may rflp"pe ~ ipiffnasiurai
pileF last aaVon ths iAhiff ~ Yfisrs
The unff generously shr arte ~ thlr
ulRisff. the HfUafef will b. 4iis siofs
"a hitch she alll arli,e ffrm Is
ri'fienanilY. J eotilh iiNe "a see ihr
ass ~ riihmsgilsou nl,ahaaned entirely
iusf ~ ! would hks ~ $50 a. snand'
onn,rsl - ihe urr ~ aatsH.ienee ei.a
zcil.filns fnf thn EARN ina - eshlss,seu
hat am nef fonsainf ehputh ~ iw
hsst thsi any tffs,tlte spsifamsuf ~
Wanarc wln l~ pl,enGatnd 81 iane ~
ssuf rauilnNss.
nIhn nn.laa AaaaaalllA. ntn rnnlell
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-12

rilf plnf ono oi BIOS oNn emCouns
one ~ tho surprises thai ho hss
hruaNht wiih him b. special canaos
ti0n of tribute tn America ana tAe rz
position. Il o. said 60 be a grtat Wore,
lHd the composer is reported a. hc
pleased w|th the reheafsais 81 H. % BE-
said TINT he has interviewer thc Mar.
griIlise and ihc stgr sp9naiea BANNER
has rlid srhHie to ihc completion ~
tHe i1nama Canai which was i,cenn
years ago ay his FELLOW eounuYmsH. a.
lesseps and that pam VI hls theme
deals with mus mighty struggle wiia
Nature and his floiorisf ever drifting
westward
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-12
AFFIDAVIT PROBE MAY
REACH MEN HIGHER UP

~ Aoat,fIhflI rfft4
WARRINGTON SuHe llA iifpee
iieisshi ehisf % ,at raeaa ~ Ia.
,ssilratlaas ~ the iseAstmsrf a 500
flts. said loniEhf thai shr strand llnt
progressing N'ip pliff nN in NeB
fnft Wea Hni,tntfa Is dDNalnp ihn
tsaei taniiitDs nudsf pith So hffi
anfits w UNsiat Niatf ana HhaI kis
ieElnN timf iils i4iisifania oas aFtst4l
N.ll fl.lnnI
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-12
REALTY TRANSFERS

$500 Al slr Finnen 20 n s Sim
mons lot block % ihc N p GaifasA
addition o. ihe ciiy of Corpus rlftlt
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-06-11
win survey schools.

OAKLAND, Cal, June 1o'-Dr I
r Cuberley. high authority on euu
cational administration, has been Sc
enred by the Oakland board OF educa,
tion TO make a survey of the Oakland
school department with the view OF OF
determining ways in when even
greater efficiency may be attained
Cubberley, who is a graduate %
Stanford. is well known in California
He has recently been in Los Angeles
where he spent some weeks making
changes in the school system and mas
been employed by the cities OF Balu'
more Portland, Me-, Butte and san
Lake City to inspect their educationa
systems and recommend changes look
ing toward school efficiency II
Oakland he will pay special attentloi
to determining the number OF EN-
ployes necessary. their salaries an'
duties. with the idea of eliminatln!
anv unnecessary expenditures, AM
still increasing the efficiency OF IN
department,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-06-11
CHICAGO JUDGE GIVES
VIEWS UPON MARRIAGE

CHICAGO, June 9.-Judge sabath
of the court Of domestic relations
pacifIer of thousands Of angry mates
and welder of many broken homes,
has found why 50 many marriages
are unhappy.
IAcks Of understanding OF each
other. he says, is the first big reason
why his court is always crowded Ihe
husband can't understand" certain
whims Of the wife; she can't under
stand certain Of his Quarrels then
he gets a chance to play the roie Oh
mediator.
Next in Importance as shattereF
of home is interference of relatives o.
both sides; sometimes drink on Dotn
sides. Then there are conditions
where there il no home-Tthey are
living in furnished room where tne
wife has no chance to prepare reals
or look after her husband in home
surroundings.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-06-11
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The remedy for all this. says Judge
SABBATH. is complete understanding OF
each other before marriage.
They should not get married cnI
such short acquaintance. he said, in
discussing the matter. They should
know each other long while, 50
that they know each others ways.
Then when they do get to know
each other, it is their duty to leaFe
the home of their parents ami start
for themselves, even If it is In only
one room. The moment there Is re-
sponsibility on both their shoulders
| 1t seems to me they get along better
The wife looks forward with pleasure
to keeping her home attractive for
him: and he looks forward with
pleasure to coming to neat nome'
When they live with parents there
is bound to be jealousy, and often in
such trifling things. Maybe-'he faith
er thinks the son is getting better
food or vice versa and trouble j.
sure to follow, small at first but
growing in size until it has wrecked
one home and possibly two.
Il am not opposed to a man d'ink-
ing a glass Of beer" continued the
Judge. "and / do think working man
ought to have it if he believes I VIII
| give him strength, but he should take
it without over Indulgence. The mo
) ment 1t gets the best Of him there j
: trouble.
"They are not bad at heart Just ~
, advised. Most of them come IN her'
: out OF a little meaness or nts''ndeF
stand ng between themselves or II
I advice from others, an outside influ
!. ence.
!. If they were let alone they woui'
get along all right. Just little en-
y courageInent and little good advice
thct's ALL
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-06-11

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