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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1915-04-02
What Depends Upon
That Little Word HIfn


At meeting held in a town about a
week ago. some one said .If Grenada |
gets into the contest for Cleanest Town
in State, why you know she will get the
pIize.' Yes, "If." It's evident all of
Grenada is not in the contest and care
not for the prize. Committee on Clear
est Town Contest has visited, repeated
ly, every business p!sc in Grenada, left
circulars, and has ;ried to Impress upon
the business men the neces CL9f their
doing something. Some or. "ccry y
not responded. The mere fact that we
have entered and our entrance made
known to the state through its papers,
should arouse the pride of the town at
least. DR.. Valley has just returned
from part of his tour of inspectionl
Would Grenada like to have a report at
the end OF her name, similar to the
ones, few made last week? Have our
Grenada citizens read in Jackson News
and Commercial Appeal of the spon-
taneous encouragement and assistance
given other towns by those higher in
authority and has she noticed the lack
of response from her own city? Who
is endorsing this movement in Gre
NADIA? We thank those who have re-
sponded, and are especially proud of the
spirit manifested in and around the
homes. To those who ARE interested,
will you get into your cars and while
driving notice the vacant lots, the pub
lie thoroughfare in general and backs
of some store buildings and Judge for
yourselves, who, and what parties are
going to cause US Public Humiliation
and loss of Honorable Mention. 1--WE
can't escape being mentioned as was
proven by our unfortunate sister towns
last week.
This is rather plainly spoken, but we
have decided to handle the case minus
kid gloves and we-the Civic League -
especially committee. want Grenada
people to distinctly understood, that if
Grenada's uncleanlness is published as
thsse other towns were, it will be laid
at the doors of those whose Duty it
was to attend to their business and
failed. 1t is unnecessary to call your
attention to the fact that this campaign
will be some kind of an advertisement
for Grenada and that the Business in
Grenada will reap the result. We hon.
estly believe these people who have
done nothing as yet, have not seriously
taken hold. We also believe the May
or and his force will yet come forward
and clean up the streets. For Clear
Up Campaign to be effectual, there
MUST BE cooperation between tht
citizens and the public authorities. /
this be true, il will ultimately result il
keep Clean" town.
Ye Public Authorities and Business
Citizens, will you respond and cooper
ate? We request that the Count.
Health Officer force his authority wher
needed. 1t is to be hoped we've onl.
been asleep concerning this matter an
that we will awake and go to work
send DR.. Waly word mot to come t
our town.
CIVIC LEAGUE,
BY Committe.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1915-04-02
Notice.

There will be meeting of the Civic
League on Tuesday afternoon, April 6,
at A o'clock in the directors room OF
the Grenada Bank. ALL members are
URGED to be present
Mrs. S. A. Morrison, Pres.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1915-04-02
A CalI for S. 7. Tdium.

Editor Sentinel
If MIR. ). 7. Tatum will become
candidate for a seat in the lower house
of the Legislature from this county he
will receive the support many voters.
CITIZEN.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1915-04-02

Yalobusha Commandery No. Is has
requested that announcement be made
that its annual Easter Service will be
held in the Methodist church at Grena-
da Sunday evening. The sermon will
be delivered by Rev. R. A. Tucker.
The members are to meet at the lodge
rooms and march to the church.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1915-04-02
Sprind Examinations.

We will hold the teachers eXamina-
tions on the following dates: White
teachers. April ,. and Is. IL Colored
teachers. April 9, 10 and %. IA
V. K. JAMES,
3-2S-2t County Supt
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1915-04-02

For lscnt-Three furnished rooms
for housek eeping couple without child
ren. Centrally located and modern i'm
provements. $500 per month.
Phone 5S >Supt. Light K Water Dept.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1915-04-02
WHITE LEGHORN EGGS

For batching. 81. so for Is. (As layers
Leghorns lead.) j. T. Broadstreet;
2-l9-tJ ureoau" ""''"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-10
ELECTION DIAGNOSIS.

Election In Chicago Of II Republican
mayor would be expected 10 invoke II
congress Of opinion as TO how II hap
pened. Of the most interesting and
heedwOrthy diagnoses these OF the
papers OF the extreme south command
attention our good democratic
friends down that way ure loath to
attribute Chlcagos detection from
democracy 10 trend ot national sen.
tIment Many Of them have said AS
much IN guarded way A New Or.
leans paper sSys Broadly speaking,
therefore. this mayOrauty contest In
Americas second city does not neces.
sarlly indicate the trend Of national
sentiment, though possibly It may do
30 to some extent" Then he adds by
way Of Difference to the political faith
" his section that IN Chicago II was
case after all OF tho lesser ~ TWO
evils, and that Thompson was the les
ser.
1t Is matter OF small moment
whether or not his addendu Is true
All agree, regardless Of partisan con
slderatious, that the election In Chi.
cago was triumph Of decency And
It will help to better understanding
between the two great parties to rec.
ogniEe frankly that n Chicago had
not had few thousand God-feSriug,
rlght.lOving democrats Thompson
would not have been elected mayor.
The good wishes or the better ele
ment OF the country extend to Chica
go without prejudice FOR Or against
The political character Of her admin
lbtratiOn.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-10
PUBLIC GOLF COURSE.

Seventeen hundred acres Of parks
und not one public golf link. That's
pity In n town like oklahoma City,
alive 70 every advantage she can offer
herself Golf is not privilege Of
wealth II Is clean, healthy common,
everyday game that should have pub.
lie encouragement Pedestria nism Is
enjoying revival, NJ much 80 that
ah the old gesEers who wrote odeu on
the joy OF walking have been dug up
from their cellars An apostrophe la
due golf Hers goss.
Golf Is pedestrlansm with plot.
II viii thrive az well In east west,
north, or south Oklahoma CITY M at
the White House or IN the Pocantico
hills II Is as new vet " teeth 10
the old first affair Of the heart to
the young II has its hazards and
stymlss, Its Joy and despair, It's heart.
aches aud Lev pains II may be ~
dolent NJ fshiness or fragrant with the
bloom OF frank admission. II Is "A
moral exercise and a SUNDAY school for
caddies It's vocabulary may he 60.
extensive with Messrs Funk and
WagWalls, 100000 word army :" ~ a
matter " fact II contains less words,
hut Of more vlrility. Its vonries
pshaw why apo-trophlze golf' n
needs mo- exploitation merely acres
aud holes
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-10
THE BAGWORM CAMPAIGN.

The bagworm campaign In Ohlaho.
INA City closed today and the harvest
was great II may truly be said that
all the bSgworms were not taken from
the shade trees, but good many mil
lions Of them we're taken of and
consigned 10 the flames
This is one instance wherein the
combination Of the women, the chill
dren and theater managers Of the city
worked wonders The women led In
the movement and the managers Of
the theaters followed Then the chill.
dren did the work, the rewards being
tickets to the moving picture shows
While all the bsgworms were not
taken from the trees, they viii not
he w numerous this year After an.
other year " such hard fighting their
determination may be predicted The
work done this year was most excel.
lent and doubtless many trees were
saved by the work II the children
who gathered bagworms for reward
1t would not have been done with
out reward. either, and that Is
where the moving picture men come In
Tor commondRtlou Their places we're
filled At times to the exclusion of
paying patrons but they did not
flinoh Having offered ticket of
admission for each quart Of bag.
worms the theater men held out to
the end They did not rsnlg when
hosts Of children came with tickets
Of admission
In addition II was treat 10 the
children, many Of them having no
other way Of seeing the movies They
gathered bagworms loyousy and con.
sidered the reward ample Altogether
the campaign against the pests has
been most successful.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-10

Never think that you have learned
All there IL to know
That's the surest way OF all
lgn0rsnce TO show
I've found Old Mr.. Toad 90 cried
Peter Rabbit hurrying after Jimmy
Skunk
Where demanded Jimmy
"lu the water declared Peter.
He's sitting right over there where
the water Is shallow, and he didn't
notice me at all Let's get Unc' Bully
and then creep over to the edge of the
Smiling Pool and watch to see II Old
Mir Toad really does try to sing 3"
So they hunted up Inc Billy Pos.
sum and the three stole very softly
over To the edge Of the Smiling Pool
where the bank was low and the water
shallow Sure enough, there sat old
Mr. Toad with Just his head out Of
water And while they we're watching
him something very strange happened,
Peters big eyes looked as II they
might pop out Of his head.
What what's the matter with
him he whispered
"lf he don't watch out he'll blow ny
and bust Z" exclaimed Jimmy
Listen whispered Unc' BILLY Pos
sum "Do NAH OF ears hear righti
Pear, to me that that song is coming
right from where Brer Toad is sit.
ting
1t certainly did appear So. aud Of
all the songs that made glad that glad
spring day there was none swetter
Indeed there were few as sweet The
only trouble was 10 was su very short
II lasted only for two or three sec
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-10
PROPER WEARING OF LAURELs.

Winning a fight championship, or
any championship, ia not half so hard
~ holding IT, The proper wearing Of
lsurels has always been difficult
feat, as fashion regulates this style
Of headgsar AZ II controls other things
external Sport writer's are reasona
bly, free with advice to Jess willard
II he will take the trouble 10 codify
the recipes prot,ered him by ths sport
s0yants Of the country, be might II
he likes publish white Hope Book
OF Receipts"
willard faces success now with the
latters guard down, he has all the
advantage The glory Of his victory
over Johnson has wiped clean the
slate Of his uudistinguished past In
which there may have been no blot
and certainly no exclamation points.
He is announced Ms the first cham
pion pug who has a family, no bad
habits and an average mind He
Is the father Of four children and has
never been In the divorce court 1T
will he possible that whiArd win be
thinking q lot Of that family IN days
TO come. and this will help him Il
whole lot to hold the championship
for long time. says the New York
Herald So II IL generally conceded
that Willard will wear his lAurels In
q strictly conventional way whatever
that NAV he
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-10
AUSTRIAN PEACE RUMORs.

Along with the announcement of
Russian successes IN the Curphthians
aud ln Hungary comes the Inevitable
story that Austria Hungary Is Ell
deayoriug tu obtain terms of peace
from Russia but not necessarily. It
appears from France aud Great Bh
tain The also inevitable sequel 10
this is n statement that Russia viii
In mo- wise make peace with Austria
unless the negotiations take Into Rc.
count the Interests of her allies "
the entente
It Is very possible that this latest
umor may have more foundation
than similar ones which have preceded
lt Yet n the Smys continue To- ad
vauo,, what i> more probable than
that Vienna may finally feel Itself
compelled through sheer pro-tration
to open negotiations with Pctrograd
private peace between Austria
mud the allss would necessarily u.
yolye desertiuu NJ Germany by
Niennn, and such action I'm the event
" ultimate German survival as q
great power would bring down upon
Austria the active onmity of Prussia,
% consideration the house NJ Haps
burg aud ll- advisers will scarcely
overlook How rsr desertiou NJ Ger.
many by Austria would constitute nm
net NJ uniustifiHhle treSchery depends
somewhat upon whether the govern
mpnt In Vienna AZ the outset was the
tpmpter coz the tool ~ Berlin
The implication in the PetroVrad
dispatches that Vienna is trying 10
negotiate with Russia without mcmd
lux Great britain aud France suggests
another situation II Austria were
uhle to pscify Russia without at the
same time CRYING quits with Russia's 5
allies, It might be rendering Germany
d service rather than an injury even
II the Russlans.German war were to
continue
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-10

upds And when II ended old Mr.
Toad looked quite his natural self
again, Just as commonplace, almost
ugly, Hs ever Peter looked at Jim
my skunk Jimmy looked ut Inc
Rilly Possum inc Billy looked at
Peter And no one had word to say
They just didn't know what TO say
Then all three looked back at Old Mr..
Toad
And even Hs they looked his throat
began to swell and swell until It was
To wonder that Jimmy Skunk had
thought that be was In danger Of
blowing up And then when It stop.
ped swelling there came again those
beautiful little notes 80 sweet and
tremulous that Peter actually held his
breath to listen There was no doubt
about It, Old Mr. Toad was singing
Just as he had said he was going TO,
and II was Just as true that his song
was one Of the sweetest II not the
sW eetGst, " all the chorus from and
around the Smiling Pool II was very
hard 10 believe, but Peter and Jimmy
and Inc Billy both saw and heard
and that was enough Their respect
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-10

A man alvnys tell his wife he
doesn't care what the nelghborS say
hut he does
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-10

I've found Old Mr. Toad % cried
Peter Rabbit, hurryiug after Jimmy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-10

~ Joe DrabHch had he lived His de
Tense might have been good In Bohemia
where the value Of life is differently
gSuged Life may be worth q mucn
there as It is here the point urged
is that we here cannot know how Bo
hemiuu justice would have weighed the
case And Drsbach's heart Was Bo-
hemian. and his love was for "a Bo-
hemian girl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-10

for Old Mr. Toad grew tremendously
IA they listened They had thought
that It was either n Joke or that he
WAS crazy when he had told them that
he was going down TO the Smiling Pool
10 sing
"lIow does he do H." whispered
Peter
with that bag under his chin, "
course" replied Jimmy skunk Don't
YOU see It's only when that tx swclled
out that he sings IT, a regular mu-
sic bag And didn't know he had
any such bag there Ht all
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-10
AUSTRIANs ARE DEPRESSED
BY SUCCESSES or RUSSIANS

BUCHAREST, RumNnia, April 10.
dispatches from the frontier ~ Ca
licla describe the Austrlans ARE very
depressed by the reported Russian sue
cesses further to the north. The Aus
trlan attempts TO cross the river Pruth
near Boyan, have failed and their
troops are demorallSed by lsck Of
food Arbitrary arrests Of Ruman,
ians again are being made IN Buko-
alma
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-10
THINNING IN BOHEMIAN.

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slight forfeiture prd u g., mn.n
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lows The uur,rt.p sppyest. ,t.ut
shoull ,ur ps,Imu,r, sIIov r., t,
fprput outlook. uuon M. Sn.nIa aim,
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more flexible IIsy. yo r..,nnd u,.
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-10

Billie Burke says she likes the new
full skirts and that ought 10 help
spread the desire tO wear them far
aud wide.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-10

one philosopher informs MS that ne.
cessity Is the mother Of invention, and
another says Il Is the father Of Hes.
Query What Is the SEA Of necessity ?
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1915-07-02
Rathdrum to Play Here Sunday

Manager Schweigert, of the local
ball club, announces that the Rath-
drum baseball club will cross bats
here with the Boomers Ferry aggre
cation on Sunday, July 4th, and
Monday, July 5th. The proposed
game with the Naples nine has
been cancelled, the local manage
ment believing that a stronger
team would furnish better amuse-
ment for the fans on Sunday and
the day of the Fourth of July cele-
bration. Rathdrum, it is said, has
won all the games it has played
this season and is the strongest
team that has been brought here
this year. Manager Schweigert
states that the expense of bringing
Rathdrum here will be considerable
and asks the hearty cooperation o.
the fans of the city. Come out anc
root for Boomers Ferry.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1915-07-02

the county commissioners, Survey
or Harley S. Cave, County Super
intendent of Schools Margaret
Moore or Assessor Bush.
The county commissioners hope
to settle the question of site and
the building of a court house at
once and already some eight or ten
building propositions have been
proposed, including the Idaho hotel
site, the international hotel site,
the Fitzpatrick site, site below
the Idaho hotel, a site in the east
end of town, one on the Northside
and two on Main street. The COM
missioners seem to favor a plan
whereby private capital can be in
duced to build a court house suit
able for all purposes and allow the
county to buy the same on the
small payment plan. This scheme
was successfully worked out in old
Bonner county and to the entire
satisfaction of the taxpayers.
AS yet no official announcements
have been made as to the deputies
of the new county officials. 1t is
given out on good authority, how
ever, that H. H. Elder, a brother
of democratic national committee
man Elder, of Occur d Alene City,
will be Auditor Stanley's deputy
Mr.. Elder was formerly in the en-
ploy of the Bell Telephone com
pany of Standpoint, and for the past
few months has been handling an
agency for typewriter company
The position is one of the best ap-
pointive jobs in the county. 1t is
also understood that William c.
Reid will be Sheriff Worley's dep.
uty. 1t is claimed that all deputy
appointments require the ratifica
ton of the democratic county cen
trail committee.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1915-07-02
An Afternoon at Bridge

Mrs. Chas. d. Rowe entertained
a few friends last Saturday after
noon at the card tables, auction
bridge being played. Mrs. Otto
Mathiesen and Mrs. w. D. Baxter
proved to be the most skillful play
ers of the afternoon and won first
and second prizes respectively.
Refreshments were served, the
hostess being assisted in serving by
Mrs. A. c. Moore and Mrs. c. w.
King.
The rooms were prettily decorat-
ed with tame and wild flowers, a
color scheme of white and yellow
being employed. California pop
pies, roses, pansies, wild daisies
and other flowers were used in the
decorations.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1915-07-02
Range Sheep Damage Crops

Christ Knobloch, a we'll known
rancher of the Snyder district, was
in town Tuesday investigating
what chances he has to secure COM
pensation for damages done his
crops by sheep from the national
forest reserve. Mr.. Knobloch was
quite exasperated over the matter
and justly so.
According to Mr.. Knobloch s
statements "a carloads of Oregon
sheep are grazing in the reserve at
and about his ranch. The herd
ers, instead of keeping the sheep
back in the hills, pay practically
no attention to them and they over
run the Knobloch ranch at will l..
They have destroyed this season
800 cauliflower plants, l 900 head
of cabbage, and the rest of the
garden, besides damaging Mr..
Knobloch's grain crops to a great
extent. Mr.. Knobloch states that
his place is protected with a four
wire fence, posts every 80 feet and
stays every foar or FIVE feet, but it
fails to turn the sheep.
1t is understood a state law pro-
hibits the ranging of sheep within
two miles of any ranch.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1915-07-02
new COUNTY
SOON A REALITY
Official Organization Will Take Place
Next Monday-Take Up Business
on Following Day
OFFICE ROOMS HARD TO FIND
H. H. Elder Announced as Deputy to
County Auditor Stanley

The official organization of the
new county of Boundary will take
place on Monday, July 5th, when
the county officials will take their
oaths of Office before County Aud
itor J. V. Stanley. No actual bus
mess will be undertaken, it is I'M
derstood, until Tuesday, July 9th,
on account of the Fourth of July
celebration on the 5th of July.
The greatest problem confront
ing the board of county commits
sioners of Boundary county is that
of securing quarters for the various
county officials. For the present
County Auditor Stanley, Treasurer
Hawkins and Prosecuting Attorney
leighton will have offices in the
rear of the First National Bank
building where office rooms are
now being prepared. Probate
Judge O'Callaghan will conduct
the affairs of his office in his pres.
ent quarters on Main street. A
present no definite arrangement:
have been made for Office rooms fol