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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-07-24
BANK PRESIDENT A SUICIDE
sh cots Himself when Receiver IL
Named for Institution.

FORT WORTH. Tex. July t-Presi-
dent f. C. Baidridge, Of the Fort Worth
Savings Bank and Trust Company, a
private bank. committed suicide by
shooting to-day after his institution had
been placed in a receivers hands The
city was the banks heaviest depositor.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-07-24

the probably
Ex Alderman r. w. Eastisnd
condemned and rebuilt
SIX years ago. said Taylor the Eastand condemned on tho
ground that her gravity
land and rebuilt think this should
ciessly investigated regardless o may be
III the steamship oncss
and punish the responsible party or psr,. II tb.r has BEEN
negligence let ups
FOUND BROTHER IN THE MUCK
Miss Lima Roseand of East story
taken from amid score Of under
cut out by
My brother standing rail on lower deck
when the Eastland girl Kari as the boat
carried down. muddy can SWIM and
knew enough to hold breath
AGAINST my face but could nothing
about me As touched the
my hand struck something soft
held TO 1t Then suddenly the horrible
81 screamed in,ns when caught hold Of
projection screamed again and heard
oehee my ears was my brothers
mat ne had come mp in the saeroom next to
Father Thomas Kelly pastor Of the Church.
the nst on the scene He downtown
re usned Immediately to the dock and Identifying
police officials the IN N ,h
% BOAT For an hour he helped work Then
v osnk where many unconscious ny
other priests Father Kelly extreme JUNCTION Ali
had volunteered from oil aid
BODIES PILED IN LONG ROWS.
Pitable wenched in the biz Reid
Murdoch warehouse and street The
officials Of the literally their hinges and
permitted establishment of mosue there
The bodies along the floor and all who
claimed permitted IN na. nv
Many OF these had
workers in the district theirs having
flight for life.
Some Of the
Just after the disaster wandered all the Loop
clothing heads up in
There was Jagged wound
his forehead lie could the
IroQuos Hospital.
There temporary
hrstoor os throughout hns
that for every body Of there girls
children and The sinened
their babies tightly.
Scenes similar to those that followed
1908 gloom tho city Along
produce centre commission
threw morxues
hospitals.
All the big Of
the dead denchd
In groups
BIZ Government inspectors working
land turned They
Two said
that the boat that
would hold and the two inspectors had turned
was ready to sail when the accident
The sinking of the ship like iishtnnG
The Clark Street bridge which accident
OF the busiest thoroughres Chicago
collapse and police traffic
seven persons were injured
undertaking North the
the crowds ekng victims
Es'and lay The crowd dropped ten feet to the
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-07-24

LAIR n took ths form =
Gvptaons On the beck q
ny bod md thsy issAs1
,snd burned % I cod -
sAssp. NJ ha1F - -
gradually end u bssane
dry.
Tho trouble lnGead abou1
four mouths bsfQs I -
CutScsna Soap cd o..
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-07-24

mant. First rubbed my scAlp M Ouls9N
Otntmsnt md lcft II for . whns sad ~
wsshsd n with Cstic,n1 soap. In SUR
wesas The itching Wa sune end my scalD
healsd-" (signsd) Ais Mamie LAsbov3eA
30 9. <th B.. Broohtyn. N. T.. Jaa. ~
1918
Sample Each Free BY Hall
With a3-p. sltn Book On requssA ~
druss postcard '>Cutieur., Dspt- !. -.
ten" Sold throughout ths world
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-07-24
EAMBOAT DISASTER GREATEST SINCE THE SLOCUM-


v,s who w.4. b se on IN.
ua steamboat inspector ara Two assistant: watched tn. n..,
saa seee fney $1,000 ~ ne sA"sS'-"s @'' u"' '"s -
49, ss'.l@ - ..o ....,..r, ~ IN. r...,a &,
s: i.post shows nere sss As0 on INC h~'@n'
Nv no wsa how The accident occsIrsa - - A. ,..,. A.
he ssnf Dssusna wss es m ls W ' ss -, mn w. ~.
c0ps.s Uevessnd II vs. Eve ~. ''n" !" 'e'' wa" o '
@eH 49, ~. az. ~ s !. s, 90 ,. a. on.. s.,,
.soo was n"sn " s.s ~ 49, ",.,. '., ~. ..,,
sd dat thousand tickets h: been Distributed TO the employees
sae 1s .os an HSvs WI. ,,n ". "a :, 90 70 N, ,r heat,
= os hs'.ss ives Areeds 700 efoN.0 'ne'' " " WI e""
s''c.s ssane ne AND NOR so%ns 1 ., ,,, ~. ,
49, e"p.oss sns 'n.. .".s ~ ~. v.,S "a ~ Ts.S
rse,sr,,.
scarcely gone
bseaa n Hundreds
n turned into the wsssr'
~ p.uuus y,p,h In. mother Of Tire. children was among the
$3.50 ~ csus,.n -,r. h.,,s,.S "a s.v, sssn To-
Ass s.. @ woman" ,sn HUSBAND ,n Vu. %
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80 -. -. ~. 49, .,.. .,.. a.. 49,. .r,,.a rn.x var.
a ~. ~ 49, ~ ~. orovS so. On. srsSSsa N. around ths
- e. ~ pulling me- was vs.n bu. could no. save herr
s -. - "a n. orovds go h,oh war, around the
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49, ana nsn.sse 70 hold On sna A.se On ~ rSsoae -
~ main Si near u. Then heard some on. shout bset
~ v. .. al panic s.n and could nothing lifted my wife
opening the side the boat slowly
gent
'vvrpR ANN uyyQp mn IN pN lplpr
Tsv.r -,.vvo 49,. ,o,d ~ c,,,.,,. N ,sr ,wo chill
~ " N inoye'' ".i"-'.o ,.' w. " e'nsAs " .'i wv.
seven y'srs OLD and Helen they and her husband
Inoye' n.o 0oen "neo 'n'o .ne r'ot' no. su
sas 0. usl nou On ns'n ~"" '"' "-usA's' VII" MI
. ~ 80 eA 1870 ~ .-.. - A..
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~ sno .p' nssu W 'ue way uon Aao" NV ~" su .uo
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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-07-24
NEARLY CAPSIZED BEFORE.

The Easand nearly met with similar
commission between Chicago South
~ passsas listed badly the South Haven Hsboy
a wes bg takn aboard oacs droos passengers
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-07-24

According to Ross salesman who was
the the
Gouck chairs
ngs statement that
pied BY men In the wild rush from under
The boat Gesting before the
mai dip one At once
TO what happening
The screaming and panic fshtu
Of hr clothing torn on before they could
Jump
There also terrible
Stable upsh ON the upper deck
Even After the boat settled side
uturned sdeplstes There twenty
sue who literally
Capt other
ship omcetS 70
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-06
.icrophone Will
Detect Approach of
Subs, Also Air Graft

NTW YORK. Ou. q f. + Chnnd
lcr nycnto, N system Of harhor dr.
Tense. now hcIug tested hy the United
States navy. by the detection " the
approach " submarines aud battle.
ships with the aid NJ water micro
phones, announced today that he has
perfected n method NJ detecting and
lncaliug uirships 10y the microphonc
MIR Chandler said one NJ the greatest
applications Of the airship finder would
b' rs n defense against night rnids
such Hs the Germans have mudc upon
London with Iepp"lius
Mr.. Chandler said hc could easily
discover the range. height speed and
direction of M aircraft la the darkest
night Then, he said, uutinlrcraft
gun, could he used against the nvad.
cr,. Explaining his mcthod he said {:
N microphoncs, sensitive aud tuned
rn catch the vibrations made by an
aIr.hips propclIcrs were placed ON q
large reomctricul figure on the ground
the variance ~ the effect uf the yihrn
tiuns Of the propeller. upon separate
wirrophoncs gives u rrndy means fur
the relative locnting ~ the source N
'hc vibrations"
Mr. Shnndler said two government
have already approached him 10 obtain
the rights ~ his invention
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-06
NOW IS THE BEST TIME TO
VISIT CALIFORNIA;
ESpOSI ION

How can you resist the rHn NJ tha
uoden wryt' The autumn anl cart, vii.
tor IL the most drIgNtnI rHt" season W
the year The Exposition. sHu Fran
cisco and Nan Diego na,. u.un won
dprrul success
A delightful train Is ,lr 'GuNn state
Limited II rure through tho uN.. .NWfIuH
Southwest VIA ~ paso. Douglas. r.. smt
ter ril, " the Southwest Tucson vI. sm
Xavier Mission, along Snlton SEQ '.. 49,
rert line NJ lowest altitude ,In NwI
lslnnd ll rasu Southwestern Southern o."
riflr
Finest modern all.steel equipment .n
tiw train Including dining ear and uN
Sctyatlon ear through without rhnulr lr
tween Chicago. Kansas CITY and ,numr
mia
The Californian second trnnspouu
mental train via the Golden state Route
through III pasn aud Hnwie tside trip ptri
Apache Trail tn Roosevelt DAM Moderr
steel equipment including standard draw
ing room sleeping cars, tourist cars, chat
cars and through dining car.
Early reservations Important Telephone
write or call fnt full Information. Az re-
gards the low fares nov In effect a. Roel
lslaud stsiion Or Union Ticket office.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-06
MY WHISKY? NEVER!
So Said r. W. Cook TO- Offlcer-W Woman
Of House and Children All Said,
"Oh. Mister Cook"

When Officer J..T Nay hegan Ques
lioning n woman at pa West Reno
street this morning, the woman de
clNred that she wanted to keep ON the
good side ~ the law IN all eases.
wherefore she would disclose tn the
officer the fact that one + W. Cook.
II roomer In the building had CON
cealed quantity of whlskcy In her
place Investigation disclosed three
half plnts, who had apparently just
been prepared for the market
Mr.. Cook was summoned, but denied
nll knowledge of the strong drink
then the woman NJ the house snlu,
why, what horrld lie" aud several
children also expressed their indigna
tlon that MIR Cook should deny MS
ownership " the whisky So the ma,
ter ended, until the police court irlh'
by Mr.. Cook being taken down. To tne
station aud putting M $40 In CON Vi
! the realm for his appearance.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-06
k|Pl|NG'S ONLY
SON IS MISSING
Is Year Old Scion Of Brilliant Par.
entaee Believed TO Have Been
Killed In Recent Fighting

I uNDON oct. 0.-Juhu Kipllng Of
II the Irish Guards, only son Of
Rudyurd klpling Is reported IN the
latest casualty list as missing aud
believed 20 have been Killed
Young klpllug was Is years old. on
account Of his health his parents were
reluctant to allow him to enter the
army but the boy Insisted he should
assume his share NJ the war aud
his father eventually Welded
Among others given us dead N
Wednesdays casualty list are Lieut..
W. +. Sheridan, bunker and grand
son NJ John Iuthrop Motley and a
erent grandson NJ Richard Brinsley
Sheridan and Lieut. Col Il. p Iefroy
NJ the Roym Warwiuhshire regiment.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-06
BhNK LOSES SUIT

The supreme court rommieslou hi
vision No 4. Tuesday affirmed drris
ION NJ the lower coun IN the cnsr NJ
r. IS Davis, county treasurer NJ rlrNr.
land county upnusl the First state
hank aud the First National hank "
Norman The action wus introduced
h the county treasurer to recover
mNrs ussessrd against the State hank
of Norman IN 1911 In February NJ
that yonr this hank was negotiating
the sulr NJ its assets to the FIRST NA.
lIouuD hank The controversy arose
over the exact time when the negota
tlons iu the transaction we're consun.
mated lhus affecting the liability for
the tuNci
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-06
SHAMNAVA[W WAR
HOLDS REALISM
Two Hurt on Crippled Torpedo
Boat Destroyer Arkansas Said
TO Have Engine Trouble

NEWPORT, H. l., oct 6.-The tor.
4 prdo boat destroyer Cummings,
uu board uf which two men were
burned as result of an explosion and
fire at sea yesterday arrived here to-
day The men, 1t was said will re-
cover The destroyer was only slight
ly damaged. An Investigation into
the cause of the accident began to-
day
II was understood that the Arkan-
sas which WIS reported last night as
having had engine trouble, would ba
taken to the New York navy yard for
repairs.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-06
HOG CHOLERA IN
|NS|D|0US FORM
Veterinary Field Agent Warns
Farmers Against Ravaee Of
Disease at This Time

DR v W KNOWLES, veterinary
~ field agent of the L. $. depart
mcnt of animal industry, In charge Of
educational hog cholera work In okla
huma, stated yesterday that he has
found the disease 10 br widely dis
Scminated IN the state aud that In
some sections farmers have suffered
severe losses, although just what per
ucutHge " loss Mr Knowles did not
have figures At hand to state.
I'm many parts NJ oklahoma, he
said. the anti hog cholera serum treat
ment had been used with very little
success, owing to the fact that 1t was
not administered In time
Il wish to warn the farmers u the
state said Mir Knowles what the
disease IN oklahoma usually takes the
chronic, slow going form which Is
hard ~ distinguish by the unframed
observer II is necessary first " all.
even when the herd has been exposed
10 Infection. tn isolate any indlvld
unls AT nll droopy ar sickly. then i'm
mediately inject the serum, for the
majority ~ the deaths from the dis
ease cnn hc prevented by its imme
dlRle Use. Sanitation NJ the herds
locale, good water aud care that the
hogs do not come into contact with
infected animals will cut down i'm
mcusely the inronds of the disease
Mr. Knowles Is conducting II We
rics oi meetings In various parts OF
the state, at which he lectures In IN,
causes prevention and cure NJ chol
era, and win. eventually, have giver
every farmer IN Oklahoma an oppor
lnnltY ~ attend
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-06
OLD TIMERS SEE
A HARD WINTER
Crops, Action Of Birds, Breaks Of
Summer Weather, All Point
10 Unusually Cold Season
Soln peorlc bcntJp sips. ON.

m
NhNil' people bclie$g " signs, oih.
~ rr, 40 not lr0chRuy every old.
....r IN OkIuhmmu city uul vicinity
arrs that all the old, umrWoru
.uu traycd though perfectly rrlmhlr
.athcr eigu-, point 10 the coming
uutcrs being ava extremely hurd one.
Among the number ol weather predict
us is ". IT, imuh an 'Ngrr uGd a
uaidcui Of OhIunomu city with the
rNrrpliou " few wears since the
territory was first omurd Sud he,
his city viii srr during the coming
inter more SHOW, ,lu~h, sirrr and
miserable weather generally than hns
visited this section iu Years
Extreme, always follow each other
m llI, country The past year has
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-06
WEEKS COMING


senator John w. Weeks ~ Mu-sn.
chu,rtts who recently cancelled Il
-pruking date IN Oklahoma, has az.
ranged tu speak la Convention hail
al Tulsa October -. Chairman j II.
Simmons has ISSUED q call for n meet.
Ing " the First district congressional
committee on the same date. II Is no
secret that senator Weeks Is re-
ccptiye candidate for the Republican
presidential nomination aud 1t has
been intimnted that former Congress
man bird =. MrCulrc expects 10 have
charge " the senator's campaign In
oklahoma whenever formal announce
mcnt of candidacy IL made.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-06
New Charters

Secretary " state Lyon granted
the following charters oct .. 1918;
Western Mercantile Agency of
Tulsa capital stock, 5000. lucorpo.
rators, II. u. Calk' Chas T.. King. T..
e. Welch1 all ~ Tulsa
The Snyder Benevolent association.
~ Snyder capital stock $500 Incor
>rntors, Helen NJ Stevenson, W, =.
Robinson, f. D. rartlow, all " Sny
der
Rear Greek Petroleum company. Of
Oklahoma City; capital stock, $4,000
Incorporntors. Terry Dumenil Theo.
dorc Stockdcl. Thomas 4. Toney all
VI Oklahoma city.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-06
MARKET STEADlES
Restriction Imposed Upon Speculation
In War Specialties Has Salutsry Ef-
feet on New York Board Of Trade

NEW YORK, Oct o Restrictions
imposed upon speculation In war spe-
Unllp- by the stock exchange author
titles Yesterday had SOLDERING effect
at today's opening There was no
marked lcsscuing u activity but re-
cent spectacular features were lack
Ing and fluuumuou were relatively
modrratr Gains we're swept aside be
fore II O'Clock hy heavy selling Sales
" the first hour amounted 10 350,0OO
shares
CHICAGO. oct oct 6--wall street
buying sent the wheat market today
on am extraordinary upward flight At
about mDdscs,iou the jumps in price
averaged more than &c n bushel ~
compared with yesterdays close.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-06
STRIKING CASES
SET FOR TRIAL
Federal Docket Beginning Monday
Is Replete With Hearings
of Local Interest
THE next session of the L. $. dis

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-06
Is ROUTINE WORK

w. u Matthew'S state commissioner
Of charities aud corrections, says that
siucr April of the present year he had
made two shipments ~ magazines and
books To inmates Of the hospital for
the insane At Norman the boys train.
mg srhool at paus Valley, and the
state reformatory at Granite There
is nothing unusual about this how
ever hc added; ~ merely * q part
of the routine work We are doing
n an the time"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-06
MISS NELSON SUES
Wants $1,000 for Being Run Over h,
Car of RingwOOd Doctor; Latter
Fined for Drunkenness

ENID, oct q shortly after being
fined SlO aud costs before Judge Rat
ME on a charge NJ being drunk. Dr
g. T.. Scott " Rngwood. Okn. was
numed rs defendant IN suit I'm dis
lrict court here for $1,000 alleged
damages the plaintiff being Miss Corn
! Nelson. II hookkcrncr. who alleges
that she sustained severe ucrsoml iu
lurics ns the result or pr Srolrs
reckless manner uf driving nn auto.
muhile
The petition sets forth that the
driver NJ an automobile In which Mis-
\clson was riding, was compelled 10
luw his car inside suddenly tu avoid
hclug run iuto by Srotts machine
throwing her out NJ the ear aud raus
Ink her Ia be run over 10y the ear
driven by Scott
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-06

war It B, suid that II Gaffney does not
send iu his resignation he will hc sum.
marily dismissed.
Gaffucy has not only tnken a strong
pro German attitude publicly hut an
equally anti British attitude. although
charged with 'thc administration ~
british affairs I'm his consulate. he
hnS been repeatedly warned because
of his puhlir ulirruuccs boy the state
department
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-06
CHARLTON TRIAL
Young American Charged With Wife
Murder Anxious To Have His Case
Disposed Of--Iawyer Causes Delay

COMO. Italy, Oct 4 Although Por
ter Charlton the young American, eN.
pressed a wish that his trial for wife
murder proceed without further delay
his attorney requested an adjournment
Tuesday. I'm ordcr that he might make
nm examination of the record OF the
autopsy ou the body " Mrs. Charlton.
mud otherwise prepare his case Baron
Sriarra. after listening 10 argument Of
counsel granted on adjournment to
october IS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-06
Society Woman S
Jewels Vanish

NEW YORK, oct g. Mrs clifford
pinchot at the Fifth avenue home Of
her father Lloyd Bryce Is the victim
Of n gem robbery the value ~ which
is at present unknown
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-06
CAN'T AWAIT CANAL OPENING
DoTn Vessels Get Orders 10 Proceed
Around Cape Horn

PANAMA, oct g. Owing 10 the
blockade In the Panama canal due
to earth slides q dozen vessels NJ
balboa aud Crlstohn received order,
Tuesday To proceed In their destlna.
tlons around Cape Horn and have de
parted Other vessels are antlcipal
lug similar orders.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-06

The gems vanished from the Nil
ford Pa home of Mr., and Mrs Pin
rhot just after French maid had
been discharged Most NJ the gems
were heirlooms, II II said
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-06
Heading New
Russian Defence

General Kuropatkin the Russp.Rp
anrse war veteran who has been
placed In charge uf the Russian army
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-06
H. S. Consul Is
Asked TO Resign

WASHINGTON. oct g Thomas
St John Goffury American consul
general Boo Munich Germany has been
asked Go resign his post because ~
partisan uttrrunce, 600 the European
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-06

aud is now attempting to stop the Ger.
man drive, and Is making advances
In some places. kuropatkln Is railed
The Kitchener NJ Russia
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-27
Watching the ScOrebOard

Teifeau of New York, taansd seven
Pirate santsmea 10 the second gbme at
lothian
Han. Wagnsf beat Maihewson 10 the
first 30 when be singled in thr eighth
vb.le Matty and Adams were having "a
pitching duel
The Braves made Il four straight
from the Cubs when Moran got O
scmleh hlt, followed up by Eyer mefI
fife ard Magee's one baggrf
Ny defeating st Louis ll TO n the
Dodgers ebnlkea up nice little tally
~ s2 games won in 2s played
Meyen started tho scoring for
huokItn soudihg rnllpgs first offer
ing 70 deep center for four Sacks
Nallre. rptiup aud Amos were aIl
bombaricd FROM gong 20 gong
Bancroft 10 Philadelphia started
snmrihibg ia the fifih when hg lam
med Uul hHmr ruu With two un,
Cincinnati bad d one run load ut thr
tmr Tho, gut unp mUrr before uu
down, hut che rhilhgs bad .,N bS thaf
hour.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-27
Salem Teacher Resigns
To Take Place AT Albany

Ata meeting u The vhool board held
as. evening the re- gnaHyn of V. b
yoauk d. assistant 10 mathematies wa-
accepted. and 10 filI tte yasaaey, Miss
Lor7 Milan vas elected Of q -aiafy o;
ts8 month. Miss Milan win teach IN
ibe Washington Junior bigh Mr Young
ha. accepted o prineipalship at Albany
NIu Milan b. 900 experienced teacher
who has been teaching in The Imperial
valley. California Har home is at
CDralli.
Mu Edith shaw aas elected 10 q
position 20 tbe seventh grade % 10mes
,ir siene, and domestic ar' 90 q salary
of sI5 month For the past year,
sla hos been teaching IN eastern ore.
goB.
Reports received indicated that work
ou thr Mckinley buiIding Ia South sa-
lem BE- progressing iu a satisfactory
way. A letter received from the state
health oin1er 8t Portland reported
shat the sample Of water sent him
from 'hs high school contained no gas
or baeuIh The committee on build
iags and grounds were instructed 10 st.
cure an estimate Of the COS, Of fencing
the athletic field At Fourteenth street
The board meets this afternoon 90 lool.
oyer the field 20 see whut might be
done at some future time 20 convert 1t
into o. playground for the children.