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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1915-12-17
MORE GOOD
SCHOOL RECORDS
Twos Rural Schools Of Boundary Coun.
ty Have Perfect Attendance In
The Month of November
NEWS OF SEVERAL DISTRICTS
Average Attendance Of Entire County
Is 1868 Percent

The average attendance of the
schools of Boundary county for the
month of November was 96.8, re-
markable record when the difficulties
attending many pupils in going to
and from school in the rural districts
is considered. The figures recently
received at the Office Of the county
superintendent of schools shows the
following average percent of at
tendance for the various school dis
tr-icts:
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1915-12-17

leader of the republican members of
the administration. He is well
equipped for leadership. He has
been active in politics all his life
and knows the game, although he
has never held a political position
until he was elected secretary Of
state. He has always helped the
other fellow, SO that it was not sur
prising that when he came out for
secretary so many members Of his
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1915-12-17
Opens New Store

Last Saturday night, ]. T. Jordan,
the new merchant at Porthill, enter
tanned the people Of Porthill, Cope
land and Creston at the formal open
ing of his place of business. 1t is
estimated that over 200 people at
tended. The Creston Band furnished
music and dancing was INDUCED in
until late hour.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1915-12-17
Sell Commercial Hotel

Yesterday the Enterprise Building
Association and George R. Gray &
Co. purchased the interests of King
& Grove in the Commercial Hotel.
For the present the hotel will be
managed by Walter King.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1915-12-17

John Irving, one of the pioneer
residents Of Porthill, was in town last
Saturday on business trip.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-09-23

when the cornerstone OF the Pen
dleton building was laid with apprc-
pirate ceremonies yesterday after
noon the occasion marked the con-
summation of desire held by the
community for many years, 1t was
several years ago when the late judge
W. r. Ellis was in congress that the
first appropriation was secured for
the Pendleton federal building
The delay in the construction was
due primarily 70 he fact that follow
ing the passage of the eastern Oregon
session 90 the federal court in Per-
dleton twice each year OF oftener an
an additional federal judge was az
pointed for oregon.
In order 10 provide suitable accom-
modations for the federal court aud
federal offices subsidiary to the court,
congress was asked to vote additional
money This was finally done and
the building when completed will
house not only the postoffice, but the
federal court. the supervisors office
for the Umaulla forest the L. s.
commissioner and possibly other fed
eral officials OF this section.
when the cornerstone was laii
yesterday a multitude Of souvenirs
went beneath the cornerstone, A par
tial list Of the offerings for this pur-
pose is as follows;
Cosbie Pruitt-Patent Of this prop.
erty from the United States to Nose:
+. Goodwin.
Lot Livermore-List Of postmasters
for Pendleton, ore. from the first
one to the present incumbent, as fol.
lows: Franklin Coats, Millard F
White. Lot Livermore. Frank B. Clop-
ton. Ben S. Burroughs, James John
son, Charles f. Fell. Lot Livermors
James T. Brown, Thomas ]. Tweedy
Lee Moorhouse-Set of Cayust
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-09-23

Twins photographs with history, one
Indian arrowhead lstone)
Pendleton Lodge No. Sc, A. F. &
A. M,-Preamble and Bylaws,
Bushee Chapter, No. 1s, o. f. s.
Origination and Bylaws
James L. Carroll-Medal OF Nation
al Encampment at Denver. 1905, OF
G, A. R.
John Kearney-Medal cuba, Philip
pine and Porta Rica, service.
Lee d. Drake--Card with name,
Joe En-Clipping of history OF Pen
dleton Fire Department.
Pendleton Commandry No. Z
Knights Templar-Copy Of Bylaws.
oregon Building & Loan Associa-
tion--Articles Of incorporation ard
bylaws
Dave Horn--One buckskin whiT
lash. brought to Pendleton in 1874
when Dave Horn first drove mai
through Pendleton Whip in excel
lent condition.
DR.. Chas. J. smith-Letter to T, ]
Tweedy with card and photo when h'
was candidate for governor.
J. w Mccormack, Franklin aut'
/ Advertisement Of the world
record auto drive on low gear fror
Pendleton to San Francisco. Cal,
Ralph Howland-One Columbian
half dollar. 1898.
Farnk P, o'Harra-warrant for 81
drawn on F. o. E. No. 2s, salary a!
trustee for l year. Good when pre-
sented
Western Union Telegraph Co
Night letter with rates.
Chas Z. Bowlsby-One copper pen
ny, date 1850.
DR.. /. U. Temple-Button witt
name on it.
Gus La Fontaine One card o
| Quelle Cafe, with rates.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-09-23
FEDERAL BUILDING FILLS LONG FELT WANT
Usa

Governor Withycombe, one copper
penny, date 1889, Shrine card for
1918. Receipt from democratic COM
mittee for contribution for the cleo
ton Of President Wilson and vice
President Marshall.
Leon Cohen-Photo of Peoples
Warehouse.
First National Bank-Statemen at
the close OF business, 1914.
Pendleton public school-Course of
study
Fraternal order Of Eagles-Copy Of
constitution and bylaws.
]. 5. Winters, contractor for .his
building-List of names Of stone cut
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-09-23

f. L. Power & Son-Photo OF first
prize OF broncho busting contest for
1911 Roundup, saddle valued at
$3.50. Highest priced saddle ever
given Won by John Spain Of Union
oregon.
DR.. F. W, Vincent-Pacific Power
& Light Co, bulletin with sketch of
Pendleton at 1869 and 1914.
Integrity Lodge, I o. Q. F. No. 90
Constitution and bylaws.
DR.. Guy L. Boyden-List Of names
who are members Of Pendleton City
and Umatilla County Medical Society
Mark Jatton - Nap Of Portland,
Ore, printed in 1871.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-09-23

Dr. H. s Garfield-Copy of Sports
and Field magazine, March, 1904.
Union Pacific Railway System
Local time tables, with card Of 7. F
O'Brien.
f. t. wade-Informatlo of Una.
tilla county.
Albert Minthorn Indian)-one ar
row head (stone.)
Thomas ]. Tweedy-Letters from
Senators Chamberlain and Lane and
Representative Sinnott, signed by
their secretaries and one letter from
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-09-23
Jones Dairy Farm Sausage"

itself It's steady growth popularity has been largely due
of by friend another carefully made
shipped The ideal obtain it ask
enough breakfast pounds the day receive
fresh shipments.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-09-23

product odfashond farm that has met
half articles food mnufac
ture. The and link exactly the preparation
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-09-23

CONTINUED on pagep eight)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-18
A Message To Thin
Weak Scrawny Folks
An Easy Way to Gnin 10 to 80 pouuds
OF Solid. Healthy Permanent Flesh,

Thin, nervous, undcvclop-d mcn and
women everywhere are heard TO saw II
can't understand why 10 mo-; ..ct
I"t ] cu plenty of good nouriSriiir.
'ood. rho treason is Just this: You
cannot get fat no matter how much
iss'nrllaie the fat-,nakinS clements OF
your food instead Of passing them out
through the body ~ waste
What Is needed is q means of gently
urging the assiuiilatiyc functions Of
the stomach and ntcstinc:; 10 absorb
me OILS ana fats and hand tn1m over
10 the blood. whore they may reach the
starved. shrunkcu, run down tissues
and build them up. The Thin person's
body - Ike - dry sponge--eascr and
hungry for the fatty materials OF
which ii Is being deprived by the fail
them from the food. y splendid way of
working 10 overcome this sinful vast Q
Of flesh building elements and to sion
the leakage OF fats IS to try Sargol, the
famous flesh building agent that has
been so widely sold in America in re-
with every meal and sec if YOUR check $
don't quickly fill out and rolls Of firm.
healthy flesh form over your body Gov
crinE each bony angle and projecting
point. MI good druggists have SarsoI
or. can get il from lhcir Wholesaler.
and will refund your money il YOU are
not satisfied With the gain in weight il
produces. rs stated on the guarantee
in each large package. 1t is ncxpcn-
sivc. easy 10 take and highly efficient.
NOTf.--Sargol is recommended ONLY
rs a flesh builder. and while excellent
results In cases Of nervous Indigestion.
etc. have been reported, care should be
taken about using ii unless Il gain OF
weight is desired. For sale BIZ Tragic
Drug Co.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-18
UGH!! A DOSE Of
NASTY CALOMEL
1t salirates! 1t makes you sick
and you may lose a
days work.

your. bilious. sluggish. constIpated
and believe YOU need vile. dangerous
c"lomcl 10 start your liver and clean
your bowels.
Here's my guarantee, Ask your drug
v!st for 5O-cent bottle OF Dodson's
Liver Tone and take spoonful TO.
might 1r IL doesn't start your liver
and straighten you right up better tina n
calomcl and without gripping or making
YOU SICK want you to go back to tho
store and get your money
rake calomel to-day and to-mor-
row you VIII feel weak and sIck and
nauseated. Don't lose days work
Take spoonful OF harmless. vegetable
Dodson's Liver Tone tonight and wake
up feeling great. It's perfectly harm
less. 80 give IT to your children any
tInc. IL can't salivatc. SO let them eat
anything afterw ards.--Alv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-18
PORTER CASE WILL COME
TO TRIAL ON NOVEMBER 20
THIS VIII Br Third Time Former
Lieutenant of HOprvcil Han
Fnced Jury.
Especial TO the Times-Dispatch.l

Especial 10 Tnc mes-Dispatcli
PRINCE GEORGE COURTHOUSE
VA. November l1,-At to-days session
of the November term Of the Circuit
Court OF Prince George. the date for
the trial OF cN-Lieutcnant OF Police
John y. Porter, Of llopcw.ll. charged
With bribery, WAS set for Tuesday
November %. This viii be the third
trial of Porter. Hearings resulted
in mistrials. William e. Cooke
VIII act IS spocial prosecutor and
assistant to Commemorative At
torncy II Rivcs in the Iiopcwell felony
cases as he has in til" misdcmcauor4
Mr.. Cooke received his appointment
from Governor Stuart To succeed George
r. Wise. now commemorative Attor-
ncy Of Richmond.
Three negroes were TO-DAY sentenced
by Judge Jesse +. West to ninety
days in jail for assault. They we're
charged with hiGhwa robbery. but as
those who were robbed failed to APP
pear and present their case. this charge
was dismissed. The negroes. how
ever, We're found guilty Of assault,
The cases Of Tony" Boccsc. H. w
Pollard. John l.. Goodman and W H.
Henderson. charged with ,amperine
with juror IN the Porter trial. and
ohstructing the administration OF Jus
tice. were dismissed to-day by Justice
OF the Peace +. H. Britton in the
iibIt"tli court. upon recommendation
Of Prosecutor David 4. Harrison.
II appeared from tho evidence. Mr..
Harrison said. that there was moth
Ing directly against amy one OF III. ac-
ouScd. Ills statement "as made while
the Ecccse was befor. the Justice. but
the sam" facts applied Ia the other
three defendants. The basis Tor the
cases was that these men had been with,
r. y. Lucas. - juror in the first Por-
ter ntai IL Hope Well while the Por-
ter trial was in progress Goodman.
vino \" :; ~cli-known Young aitorney
WAS not represented by counsel, he
having explained his position in the
circuit Court Tho grand Jury Indicted
each OF tlc four defendants for "nb-
st!ucting lastic", and the cases we're
certified 10 the Police Court AZ Hope
wen FOR trial Tooncr Carlow repro
scented the other defendants
Lucas was sent To jail for ten days
Tor contempt Of court by judge West
and the hrst hearing Of the chsrp..
against Poster declared 4 nistrial he
cause OF the jurors action
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-18
DR.. Thomas .Irmrson stuhh-.
Especial to The Times Dispatch. !

WlLI.lAMSHrRG. ", Noycnbnr Il.
Dr. Thomas Jefferson Stubs for
twcutN-ScVou wears professor of nath -
rmdtics i'm William and Nrry ,,ollc..o.
.tud one uf tho moot DISTINGUISHED
members az ti,c farull-. died suddenly
ia his moan" here tins afternoon At
uhuu; C'ripck pr Sfubhs had NOT
been as we'll ~ lsunl fny :, few da,,.
hut mad not missed a lrrturp 'rni,
muinin4 after cullilG hi; c.,s. to.
sctlcr ht r.li IN. attach .,t,.iu. al,
and dismissed ~. students and l,ic,
walked down town. where he sncu! -
few minutes al nm. E.ul; nr NilIinn,s
bur-. Of which Inc ,yos :, ,lirnc,,- Ia,c,.
ho wru, home and pr - ! Xiv w..
summoned but utd mo-, ih:,; ~,
Stuhhs WA. in uuv i,un,din,a dance,
n. seated ni,u...'c INA ,i. t.,,ri,. 49,; >,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-18

Especial TO The Times Dispatchl
~ NcliBtEG. VA, November Ill
Edgar crnadock, who sustained a frac-
lurcd Skull on the evening OF Novem-
ncF u. when On" "f At p2i" OF runaway
hora"S zen upon hini. near Twelfth and
Main Streets. died this morning ,t tbe
y: ncnhuri1 Hospital, where he was
taken Immediately after the accident
Ny Craddock is survived Us three chill
h'cn, virginia, Louis and Erniainin:
-" mother. Mrs Emma v Craddock
ana thr following brothers and sis
tc1s: I"hn H. or;ld"ck, al Lynch
burg Jan"S W. c.addu"k. Of Rich-
mond Charles Crnddocl ana Mrs. q;
Il. Th"Ni"n and Misses Lillian ana les
sic CrAddOck. OF L:Mnhhmrg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-18
Nrs. Louise 4. Fisher.

special To The Times DispatChl
ASHLAND. VA. November lI-A(rS.
Louise Fisher died 1T her horne here
This morning ut GO o'clock. Mrs Fish :
~ had passed the axe of thrccscorc
ana ten. She was u native of Richmond
and daughter OF the late Captain Rob
ort Ensor. Of baltimore. She was lonr
- resident Of Richmond as "a girl before
the war, as II young woman in the ser
vice of the Confederate government i'm
the departments and as Il nurse in the
hospitals throughout tho siege After
IN" war she married the late JcSsc
ch'id. who served In Company +, OF the
First Virginia kcGimcnt Mr. Child
died III 1856. after a long and honorable
business career. After his death his
widow moved to Ashland and suhsc.
auontly married the late stephen MEG;
fifher also we'll known in business cir
"!rs IN Richmond.
.lrS. Fishcr was the mother OF the
Fate Charles child, OF New York Roo
"rt {. Child. now living in Boston. and
MIS-. William Sackett DucIl louise C.
mid. OF Amsterdam. y. Y.
The remains will h. taken to Rich
mcnd on Thursday morning at IO:t7
O'CLOCK, and the services win be con
Quoted In the chapel ut HOLLYWOOD at
l2:l' o'clock, and with intcr,nent made
IA the family section
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-18

Stubhs, of Gloucester. aud DR.. w c.
Stuhbs. Of Louisiana. are his only sur
NiNinS brothers. lie is survived also
Ivy one sister. Miss Stubbs and many
other relatives in Gloucester and other
parts Of the State.
'r, Stubbs WAS an elder of the Pres
hytcrian Church. = director OF the Bank
oi iiliainSburS, member OF Magruder-
l:wcll Camp Confederate Veterans tho
i'ht l'eta Kappa Society, and one or
the oldest MasonS Of this city tie
was man OF commanding appearance
and his facial resemblance to General
Robert Il. Ice was often comm cntcd
upon by strangers.
The Williamsburg Lodge y. +. & ~
NJ. has appointed committee to talk"
charge Of the funeral ARRANGEMENTS
Thc burial probably viii be in the
Waller Cemetery, in this city, by the
side nf a daughter, who died year
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-18

upon the North Carolinian or any at
tempt to influence other Democrats in
the House to attack him or seek to re-
move him as chairman of the Ways aud
Means Committee. The President has
always taken the position that ii is
for the public to judge as to the opin-
ions and convictions of men In public
lie. and that 1t IL unworthy of II Pres
ident TO try TO use his great influence
for the political or personal harm OF
amy man opposed TO him. The Presi-
dent will not give his sanction to any
movement against Mr.. Kitchin IL II Is
based upon the latter's attitude toward
the administration on any given ques-
ton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-18
FILL PLACES OF STRIKERS
Clerks From NcighborIng Towns
flushed to I'nirtnouut to Relieve
SltuRtio0 I'm Post % fifce.

PARAMOUNT. w. VA. November II.
clerks from neiChboring towns were
rushed here late to-day to take the
places of the twenty-five clerks and
carriers in the local post office, who
struck. it is said. rs "A protest again.t
the dischars" Of w. II. Brand. assistant
postmaster. and three other employees
AS fnst NJ tho men arrived they were
put TO work Postmaster Maniey said
Tonight that tho work of relieving the
congestion was progressing rapidly
ana that conditions would become nor
NAL by tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-18
BURIAL CERTIFICATE NOT
10 Hi. ISSUED AZ ONCE

The burial certificate will not bc
issued at once. Undoubtedly there will
hc coroucr'S Inquest. Or. John Dill
Robertson, city health commissioner.
said lie would hold up the certificate.
And Vet br. Robertson himself is doubt
ful Ne docs not condemn Dr IIaisel-
den.
- went 10 the hospital" Dr Robert
son said. 80 see the baby. At that
hour there was not one chance in
100000 10 save tho life. | suggested II
consultation Of physicians, and DR.
ll;'isclden promised to hold one |
know that Or. iiniseldcn has been
moved only by the highest purposes.
know that lie has acted according
10 his conscience. And yeti don't
know think that IL there had been
:; chance l might nave insisted upon
making I'LL effort I" save the life--for
the sak" OF precedent. il for no other
reason.
My one fear is that this case may
he made - precedent for others not so
clear l fear that other physicians. not
50 Scruruious AS Dr. lIaiseldcu may
TAX" advantage of the precedent To
allow children 10 die. ain afraid
thai tho just cause may he made AN
excuse for others that viii BE- unjust
That l. why Will not issue !: burial
permit ~ thiS time. want to lrt a
Jury say whether or not the doctors,
action Was pcrmisslblc."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-18

Health Department.. he added II
think that the best thing which we
can 10 is I" nut these three under one
head. IL constitute i division Of public
safety
AS far as l,uow" lie continued
thor" i" very little political activity
IN our Police department and aS lit :
tic in thc Fire department. Their
rules bar them from political work
MI. tatcliifc expressed the hope that
the plan 10 giN" Richmond the pre-
icrcntai ballot nomination system
would he tn effect hl The primary next
spring.
Chairman Jones announced that the
next meeting ct tn" committee will he
held ON Monday night ~ : o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-18
DR.. samuel g.. Slaughter.

p'tiaI I" ihc Times DiSpat oh
IL ACiiEl iNi, VA. November 10
pr. samuel u. Slaughter. aged any
i"nr ears. died al his home here to-
DAY. after an illness Of many weeks,
ms death being due 10 .ii y ray burn.
which he sustained several Years ago
III mas practice. lie was - uativ. OF
LHhchhurG and was educated at Belle
Nuc and Episcopal High Schools and
~ IN" University 81 Virginia. taki:l.
has medical degree from the New York
university. Ills Wife. who was Miss
Mary W. richardson, OF Monroe. La.
SURVIVES hin with the following chill
urch: Miss Ro5alie X. slaughter: Cadet
Wills X. Slaughter, OF West Point
Acddcmy. and samuel q. Slaughter. Jr.
liis TWO sister are: Mrs. r. Il. w.
Duke. OF charlottesville. and Or. Rosa
lie NJ. Slaughter Morton. II noted physi-
ciAh OF New York City. lie has one
brother, w. \. Slaughter. Of Mt Holly,
y. j.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-18
Mrs. Edith NoIc,t, uo,,.

'NpeciaI 10 The Vimes- Dispnt III.
LfNclIHGEG, VA. November II
Mrs. Edith W"lcott Davis, wife OF pro-
fessor John ~. DAVIS. OF the faculty
OF Randolph Macon Womans College.
died yesterday ut 81 Andrews hos
pital. after long Illness.
MIS-. Davis was z native of Jackson
vile, Ill. where she lived until sh,
came IT. lynchhur:; with her husband.
sixteen years ago. She lis survived
hy her husband. ana one sister. Airs.
Edward u. cla1p. OF berkeley, cal Tho
body was taken TO Jacksonville. H..
for burial.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-18
DEATH OF DR.. R. C. HOLLAND
Secretary OF Foreign Missionary board
or Lutheran synod liz Typhoid.
Pneumonia Victim.

COLUMBIA. :. g.. November 1.-THE
Rev IL. {. Holland. d. D., secretary OF
the foreign mission board of the United
Lutheran Synod of the South. died a,
his home here to-day from typhoid
pneumonia. He was scventy-hve year.
old. Burial Will be held at Salem, Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-18

Chesterfield County. She was In her
SO Ncnticth year and was the dauGh-
ter of Judge and Mrs. Thos,a. jones
Nc body viii bc taken TO Wars,,v.
dnd the burial VIII he in The family
square at -. Johns Church on Fri
cay ming.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-18
DEATHS Inv VIRGINIA
Funeral OF. NIrS. Lee.

me funeral of Mrs. Juliet carter
Lee, wife OF Captain Robert T. Lee
OF Romamcokc, Va. who died on Tues
day night III Washington. Win take
place here tomorrow afternoon at 2:3O
o'clock from All saints Iipiscopal
church intcrment will he made ia
Holly wood temetcl.v
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-18
WANT COMMISSION
TO FRAME CHARTER
continued from Firs. Page

continued from Firs. Page
Richmond WAS afflicted With too many
uoards. Il fvr ONE do not think thai
the Administrative Beard is Il failure.
Richmond does itself and injustice to
;hinit that IT is. Take the strongest
arm OF your government. the police.
ana put IL under the Administrative
Board"
MIR Pollock vas loud in his praise
for the advice given by Mr.. Meredith.
and declared that IL contained sound
thought for committeeman To seriously
consider,
"l.cts.,akc the Administrative Boa rd
out II politics. HAY" the members APP
pointed by the Council, and all mu-
nicipal departments put under IT," Ny.
Pollock said
My. Pollock has changed his views
said Councilman Pttcrs followinsr hi u.
referring ~ MIR. Pollock's advocacy OF
tn" separation OF tho board and the
three departments. as Il member cf tn,
l?l@ CHARTERED hanGc Committee. ~
favor. putting these several depart
m.uts under III. Administrative Board
and hav. doac 80 all along"