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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-09-17

" - Ne s-5'e-lo- Court .: TIE State Q.
"zS----s' ~ = &aa t9- Okanogan CoEnty
SaS- 80. ana : Z NeAl and IRE:
-. y "a. e. - partners, dong business ua5e,
- ~,5s $50 ana arm name >: NssI NJ
: 'i1-1 LIS
ON Z. Reese snd 0aisv { 1aass -,
- : 4 aloow snd Ms Z a Rs-.
-. - VS.. Sz-vs-sal All Motor CO 8
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~ ; -4.S = a zs1lLs1o- 70 Mrs. = 1
So 3av, LIS VIE Cr,ivs-ss1 A. 49,
- e.: : 2'-s's1'A2 and Kate DsL.scy
n5 - 411 as. .: you 27s hereby sun.
--5as :. .'s A11 2sE'a2- II the saave s-.
= 80 = tie co--. aforesaid u--Si-
.1.t;i-z-;- ~ : - Tie asie ~ the 6rs;
~ = - -. o; Lis Summons. .o-uT-
- s-ASE aS>ys after ms 9n-A So =.
- = = -f-''- exclusive - me ass ~ -.
49, - -, = .ls- ht;'sot. Ao5 5sseD6 -.
s-.'lfa A,1o1 ana Aasws- rs
--.-- s''4--s - plaintiffs zrs ss---s - =.
-. A-SVs- 1oa- tAs .1rSs-sir--s.S -
s--s sl''-------s 81 ne address, Ns.,u
3, - y aaSs - yoC- 1ail..-a a. :
Wa sr@S-sa--. " oe rendered ass =:
-z.-- ~, ~, -.i-iS = chs demand u tbs so-1-
- = -.l11 las Assl 1-leS viii rs rSs-s
.- -at ai2eg; ana Purpose q the se,rs
@s9--t4ss defendants -os1 osei'S's
80 = t.S'Sss las VIE fo- - - = - =
ar4 ~. - -I.s'sSi cas-ao- 1-a-- tNs -
;fe esrs pa AMMAN ans = h - - 4, =
- - L1c decree Se-is-es - - -
VI - .e1 against ne :. So
>es-ilz = =. IS \ 50 >. 2 Z. =, y -; 5
e. M ana Ls,- - - -. q :
ss5s =. ! + ". NJ ans rs.
sls.ssv So =, = et aec7eea - Ne salS -
- - "a Il'ts--I ana 5s.-->..s- "
nag os s.'l is-lcs : a SaSHow s-s ~,
.-----.-sr 4,,q@ A&,s L,s-sacv ans 80
ro-l.iar ~ 5s- Acs,,s' Company, s CO.
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II ms SIITe-lu- 1oIl-- q. ms S1z-s n
+ITguGIs -
Il ms nlE-la- o. ms es-E-x ~ Harm
Az-I1il.I- ue.css-seL --7Nu-lcs = ->-ssi-1-s =
f7it -Ia-uE =
--o-llt - hf-ery ever. -rE. ls-.s-s a
.l4n-ll ls--s--urs NJ ms aSlH-s NJ -r,-,
= l-l.-l- os.,s2s=E wee .--Er-al II n.
1Llt7sl--iisL u ms -E-r dEv u sur-1ls-
- Il. ms SIX SLs-s-Iu- Con-
Al PERSONS nEvIrlc -4I.-rr3s nr-ri--r- s.,s
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- lis-'sess&--s TuN-ns-< Il II. 4 nv -
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1rr-1l. v-f-nIr u-l. veE- rz-s- - =.
80 nn-i-t o. -leT shall ~ 1u-svs- hF :
-'-I@c . -r-77-ilis Y 1s-ir--n-. -t.s aa-4
a. u- zu-EE- -a-5
= - -vA-TE
~ ---ls,s-I-In- o. 1ns eS.E-t o. -z-of
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Ss-i1- NJ 0-3S5l.
N-SS So~ - S-IS3-lcA

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---lgs - WlIs--l4is v ash. zurIzs- -
-s-5
\0-l7s = ha-eu- ger -nE- f.icnG-L
,toI'ess o. ,r-CviIit- Y aEuIr-Iur. v-llF OF
-.--'- -. I-lals >s1nIlE zn-lisSIszsI
a-l--T Sz-la No 11ss5i 1n- ms :. - S-W
- So 81 NJ - NV - SAr-lur Z
= 1v--lsL-y - X. !. - I W-ill1rls-ls me-
s1l--1. -4-s --fl un-Ilz o. IllIsIL-lur Il maxi
-1Is4. ------t 80 r~al- II ESTABLISH -.EIu II
-lt -.-,l .4aoE-t usS--ilesl- tss1u-< E-aL
N-.-- : ~1,l-llIlllszs Ln1Es- -r-cy-ilfe VAST.
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IcSl-a = .. Ns+asI
-'eE.-itz-1slt q the Interior, L. :. Land
-'--->s a. N4is-7E1lls. Washington, Aas rs,
H'Dcs : hereby gwen that George De-
=. ,, e'raF--A Washington. who. OF
'.-.s---,'Sr =. 1910, Ds6e desert land en-
eS1!, SsllA No. os&s5. for NV. M
= - = ',x-s-lp 20 y Range p, z
n. Las 1le5 notice Q. inte-t5o-. \,
MAKE ma l-oo- - establish clam -
ana ABOVE oeS.,-t's1 before Fred 7. Me-
: Col1llsslo-t-, al Cf-qvlls VS.
-,-Ss'-- ~ lie -.L1 day Of Sspts--s,s
-'- 44--s 74Irss IS Witnesses : z
-. as-so- W41s-5 Fg-ssa- F-s~s Osv1-
- -2--ls -'tslco, 81 .. Orovllle- Was
SEN SFEAR Raedsta-
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homestead entry Serial No. Ql3s5s. for Lor
Sc - and Lot : Gnd section 50. 7
Led oo-cs >. intention 10 make ina-
-vs-9 s4r y-oof- 70 establish claim TO the
ana above described before Fred =. Neal
LED STATES Co-DiSsioos-, al OroviIle
"a AS.----E-a-l, u The @!th day q September
18Th
Claimant names as witnesses z 4 LEI
mes q 0-ov-ls WAsa Gus Svslns3,
y A1-sl-- - as. Fe5sr Sneve, Of Molson
- as. august Petersen. Of Esvillah
BEN SPEAR. Register
t--Ss Publication AZEEs. p 1913
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Application Nos. sssl. 1855, 1855, ss
!7os. !737.
NOTICE OF SALE OF STATE LANDS

~ - - @t-E 6t6 6NNba
Notice IS hereby given that on Tuesday
the aE day o October, 1915 between the
oo1-s o. ten cock II the forenoon and
tou- O'Clock l. the afternoon, commencing
al ten Q clock = the forenoon Of said da
u 'front.' .. toE main entrance door 10 the
County Court house in the city Of Okla
nogal- count! q Oksnogan. State Of
" als-IrE-Q-. ether by the County Auditor
q SAD count! o. ~ member Of the
Board q State Land Commissioner Of the
State q WzsL--E -ol. the following des
c-1t'e3 STATE Lands together with the In.
proven s1ts situated thereon. viii Be sold
at public auction to the highest bidder
therefor. to-v.t:
Application No. ssli.
SW IA q NV IA and NV IA Of s.
"a O section - township IS north, range
Is east ". NJ. containing 50 acres more
- 50 according Z me government SUI.
FeE th%rS'-'; aEl;'z- sesa a. sse.ee.
Lots and q section Il. township y
1ort-- range = east ". NJ, containing
S3-1l acres. more q less. according to The
Eovs--0s-t survey thereof, appraised at
Application No. sssa
Sc ia q Ne - and Z - Of Sc IL
section II. township - north, range Y
aast ". N. ,-ta---ng l9b acres, more o.
- =
Iee-e-f 49, 50 81 $500 90.
t-..--.s-- X, ssss
49, - -; Sx- n sW
= = - - q -a-+s rangs
= = = - - = 10y - ~ -- r,or,
- " y. - ms y 80 A., eur.
:. -, =. So - = - ss,nss IA
- - !. 80 go a north
-. .---s,,ins lssl
-A--sS SASA " n S0A N..AA - .ar
acres cac-s - iass according to the gov,
ssss n, S--'@. --70-'
Ssh- W ~,
49, - ~ ''''
Nv - O. so - . ssctaon =; w W.
Sl-2 81 oo-t-- -A-ES - sSsi W. n. Stn
lS-r---S 20 G--sS. -l--S q 4sss- aSc0uiae
- the Ecvs---a-. S--vsT thereof, sppI,aas,
- 81 S=ei o. -----vSzSlts SfpTa-se' ~
ssh %.
Application M s4Ss-
NV - q. VI = y section S. ,ovn'
sAl- - NOM -L-re b EAST W. n, con-
TAXING II acres -.-s y less. according
- - r--re---s-- s-Tsv thereof, ap-
- s.,S a. ssbT ~
Ssj5 as ~ - sid suhjec. to ne
-s--1s 7.--=--1--s 80 -sss-Tgti9ls o.
Cyhs-I-s- ,hl - - SESSION laws o. ISL,
r,s-la:i-c - sss-s-rs .1- rlghts-oi-VJ!
sos ~ -z--T--,- - ~ stone. mineral
So e =, -. - - - - les .lsn
-, 80 -s q = so SO, =: s-s-si and upon
tf,s -s--~s as @--,s=-9-,-s 4oJowlng:
-.--x ----.--. =. ssle:-Noi ess
- res -. - Ssls ~ the ofh.ei
800 = x. - -9---S-s'ssr- i. be b
ny ~ cv-@- - - @--7varsnts, ms
$50, - - - - -seies- mixing M
ssjs ~ - -, = r, - a719-aisei val
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her parents, MT and Mrs ( Mccain
mon
The S&erl6ee sale, ~ rather clean
up safe On s, the Rel Front is attract
Ing considerable attention,
m. ana Mrs {. Q. Nelson arrived
in oroVj,le Tuesday coming 10 make
their home here NJ Nelson Is 10 open
dental Offices IL one n the rooms On
the sroun5 floor 81 the Hotel &C Grueo.
EN-Copa;y School Superintendent
". r. Gamble. was in .own fcom Okla
hogan, "Wednesday. William hiss A5ea
IN Office Tor - many wears jA:t il W.ll
be hard work for him 10 Sc; down in
10 tAa rat II s private citizen.
re1t Mails Is the last resident II this
place - invest in an automobile. He
purchased an Overland. Tuesday. from
s reS55eay ~ Mo,son. Although second
hand, tAe car has been in use on)y q
short sir2e and ii j. s. gooa as rev.
The h5s cleanup sale opened a. The
Red Front TAacsaay a26 Vail >oauans
to- s couple ~ weeks M&ay people
wsll take advantage II the unusual
bargains offered Sa5 make SAeir ao,-
lars V-ov& ~ .A>3- advantage. Il IS 8
cu3 ana sash sale 10 Co&Ucs stock De
'o'f removing 'd'' ''' "'" "''' \
A}ock
t'7ot simmons, he well Known tocal
musician. i c"--Ts0S ms Ten arm N
>tios a-&St THURSDAY eNeo1ISs vale
81 4%rS.SS ~ thS s}oS"S-& VAN some
friends one u tAe par1y save The QrH-
teSSo- >71aaon paSh Thai toQQlea him
over In ms ta-l he sustained f'&1~
taCS .. ;AS I'M '.AoV. ~. hcnsr ?A;oh-
% ~ 1hs 1SEr2- AUi L W.. as Ions
.'''' .'''''7' Nj summons "a" '''s''' :"
'''s'>''S~
TAors has Aes3n toDch >. fall =
ahs atmosphere ~ tns aass Few days
ssvlas p~cnoon1Doh .. Approaching
W1Dtcr- ao1 comfortable change St-sr
tbs p0o,rac1e6 rasS; u August Il
cauSes The householder n Fare The euel
p-opaS3ao1 ths1 5a.lows - speedily on
thS heels q thS lcS Alll ssowsve-. spch
i G.o. 9uS, 0n5 blamed th.ns arSe- ST
"4'o' 'Fe|.'!4>s 'Rs 9'S'A- inner ~ ms
Ro''SS''"'@ q cough ~
The weather 5o- rhc Pssi week has
been cold enough 5a- fires registering
S vas' change n Temperature w7thin
shs pss. tv'o wooSS. Tho~s so SIS II
S2csuons n -a5n. which Is Ccno-al,y
loaSae Tor 5; his season n ne veS-
M1n,o- i N; he-s ~ long sho'-
There So v'ooSS n. ae>1chVeD, waArher
ahead, to-- indeed ths faN Is o1s {
hi mass 1lesSa1; seasons = ne yazr
II his valley
H-os. Nance has moved ir1o rhs
handsome nav hunSalrw .hs. , \.
Govern hss conss~ucsed M Nh s7lll, a.
though ths hpalairs . Do s. We; carn-
nlaTaa- 81 lsass5 sxses'r1z>y- Mhsn In
lSi'eG, thl> ) gong II Ne handsome
shas ihcalict Ths oUllaine was o-ec1ec
h Ehs o@oV1.ls Nanss-'pconL "a. which
accounts ~ j heirSs n@S; class II ev-
o-y z'S-',lcIll4-,
wilhu- Fsacs-.. -hs ss.lllsr- mechanic
WHO hss ha.l cannng-p6 WIN -hr
Washington M5-a- Ca CanlTs1y since
Charh5 Fee-Snr f7S, starred IL bus
ness. 5 TaAins : ny ~. III Finsar
severely Ss-f1r-L snf muscles NJ lis
haeS 5. She ,5us his cousin was Ri1c5
ls 1hs utsse-1inc n 81 au1nmahls- II
II a-amm rr III. 9hs m e-an -hf
hnG, a -hs unfo~-uua7s 1an. Tins H.
1u-.v- gRco-he- Wiz r ne-vaps h~aaS
ucv-n largely ans u -hs snocs occs<-
laneE - sha- aclaau- hs< tnnApa1s-
1a7aE hin s-nTg wort. s. 1eRS- IN M
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N-t-S -o- S4-a-f-o

.sl4---ss-- a. n. l--ra-,7-
49, p N--1s----.i= V .-s1r-l--ra-. . 49,
Z Ls-e1- =-vsr -rl- S---a--
-ua-- 800 maze r7r,-ses--.s - -. - : 81
= RI nHt.--- 1u- : = SV - - =.
: III Se-uU - N az :
u ls-l-l-s- =. -A1- nRas audi-,n-5a'
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raoay in the vii contest o$Ss - NSVs
Slsslsa ~ Sarah Sllsa Berry. eNecStIsN =.
sSs V1L ~ NSeeSS& Ss1.stA. wherein S.,.l x.
sSSsS that shs Ull4 Se set aside, SslSS -
grS1e influence n It's SrS2SyaSsasi ~ 'fS
sGs-l u Ms SSrgy and ECv husband
Ts.S Svulsh faE'3ly lived 81 miles cas-.
a. I,NorvlS Ms, ScS.e was a .NStes oss'1s
.C1 W,sc bad been rs,ySeo grsas's INFANCY SN
Ms Sla4ta. N3ss G.t-S : -EgS s. 1915 ne
anna 3SSal AZ the estate amounted - Ssi'ra
l's.ss- .et terms ~ The wlil $. $40 u&S iC,
tie husband IN asSitloG ~ >crtS.l 9'cs-
Sa0Al yvorcrEN Small aa,lc.s,ss> WelN tt.I
te Other .oStSs Chlss.c-a. ana use "a - ''e
.Sc-gs Sn& hex three. N'S,ag.-~,so 3s..sSa.tts
S1alIh \ ls~sSham ana " = Grant rep
-xScDspS sae sNesatsgN wi1lc tAaNc So.
~ SyaSSGe
Uns 3a,y went ous Al nNo9 Ne>tcroa>
and rTgGTs,e5 = VSrS1Ss to- The carytS;ee
..aAetS.r.S the VA ana shc cSct-a,s
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The WsDSsceee visitors cNslss-. .'ls,2 tea
GNt iowa ~ the boS@tN q. SNS new cave
.scsSggc aNrS-g C@2lS!uE
CrSNl.is O-SS The au>N place M tAc CcGtS
,aas 5N;suSeS a rUN2c ~ccSS.loO - ;ht
N ops2lnes Cor10ee~clSl Cab travellers
S.rss1s shsl- s-i9 JaroasA sazs ',s's'ss .''..7-
~.
The WooSGchce cvNV-S stated sh@s tae
,ay'6 d. wheat ~ tAs Malsc1 ro@nSr2 SAT-
PASSED The Ncc)6 IL .o9ISlSS coasrt Ia
t4v,rN lie was uos -'J'E1-'C 'SSUtpe so st
re..-1s tennis Tournament.
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RAS LIMIT.

sS-nDSs Naive Eta2sz.lls G-ic
E'-aT-is ZricflaIs : Ia CIV . be-
week
-'ucizs. 57tasz. liz. p hI-cs O.
q EnuS T,z- wei
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r RI
Gus. Larson
Blast

At ABOUT
noon Gus !, "
William wa
that he dle
explosion =. a
lydnhoe mi
tain, above
1t was ju
Brooks wa
Lyons, very =
mine in a
though the
the cause -,
instance tn
premature
ed holes. i. II
the machine
The same
Last Frhle
Watson, y
muckers en- 81
their shift
drilling, a
board, as is
that two. o.
missed fire
the conditid
and being
they had
driving the
condition.
occurrence,
full in guidil
. known to e
1 mad almost
they were.
was back !
\ some ~ l
\ muckers W
II was Gag
work that
1 cautious, {
not be avo
4 the powder
struck by :.
4 explosion !
the drill v
The left s.
we're entire
legs hung
flesh, and |
Death was
both eyes
4 Jaw broken
ed to a pu
4 three place
the arms 9
presented /;
the first
was hopeld
physique a
til 1890
came to hi
hospital,
from the.
down and
otherwise
ers were
hurt.
The new
sation in
being a ca
tent Of the
those on
doctor ma
his car, b
found that
aid.
Larson,
formerly
the Divid|
wards cor
some mon
mere, but
Watson v
up from
have been
was an \
young ma
mis- beauti
He was HI
Larson
vile and
terry Sun(
mine att
Services \
Rev. Stir
young W
terry at l.
The m
deeply d.
In no mi
precautio
the empl'
heavy ep
viding en
the men.
more like
marked a
ployer an
Drastic I
in an eff
up to IL
months 4
ever Occl
stance, n
one. The
the blacl
nation
holes ms
dents ms
lnent. all
deplorab
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=; q COUNT aarlf Wl-da-.
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Bargain Column

Advertisements IN this sslar1a Sa"
~e~t fsSsa Tor less tASn = ceas
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AN-ES

IS 3 X = Primers w-hc E-s gong EI15
dy-.--y-lTsc yneGss a-1s- hGDc ss1aE~a -n->
as~lH 50 - q have -herr U-hsr ni.edf.c
-s.--r0> c,vaE-,i = 1 LIZ (,f>s-s A. tZ:st
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rsl< -Msuc.I> >t's'l q aoa' log -,
..r-...ss %s Stlee: SgoJ SAoS.s- r'A.
n. .esSe--e l.sNr S15-aS,k y Ss&cS-
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EE.pSS STAR BUNGALOW SNAf'-'
-,Na.- modern 1alucaiow VIZ s,aSo'ssS''>
saes s.u-. sUN.st test S.-1% last Ma Is ~
L s>.g.t. :. -ta. 90 Soc Sn lHSSs-.
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nos SAl-S-N-.4l. SACRIFICE eNo&
| a.--s< ~ ..rles.lo0 Ss><-l,; sand. sac -
| - M ,l,>l,-- :. &.
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ssl> Naa,re\ asNMF WI-E Tts-
a..-,tS .~..v.ycS. ;. goo Ca s4ecJ-sS sa+..2.i
"a ala-. il ..yy ..ra';s- tHT2,s- s. aeo G,
-,See IA. .tSSs.
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E7oS SALE-S.x mich COWS; your choice
cat ~ herd as- give terms -AAh
ALEW DALSE Co o7ovlls, WASH.
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" S-E.-ANEo>S

a 1rArr w--=-,--- C7-~zEN
-,aa l.e-l. An5 rlIsZ-SC = s. c-zvFvl.-L
>ua}t AFt-N---ht ezra mild ~ aicL-
IS az e~sar-
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SUMMONS

= ne s-g's-lo- Court .: TIE Ststs q
" -S----s 'sr - and tl- OkaooCs-, Comm
-rA-I and . 4 NeS so6 y~-Si
= y e@- - partners, dong business uo5e-
- - se5S ana arm name .. NagI a NJ
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NOTICE OF PUBLICATION,


Frs; publication Augus; y. isis.
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IS RcoN0NlCA1-.n thass hard rtrDss:
Wy not have yoEr ol6 clothes 1xee
sna rnads u lohS IKE new. =. SSAASS-
SESS EE The T8An-. TAI o. = .-st-S
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GOVERNOR SIGNS
r. SIXTEEN BILLS

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may be with fear as to ability, but new
ertheless the call was not denied The
career OF such can be traced. Some
have held firm to God no matter what
great honors have come. their hearts
have kept true to Jesus and their
lives seen great success in His work
Others have failed Worldly great
ness, seeming success have turned
their heads and in the testing time
they have fallen into selfishness and
forgotten that it was God who gave
them the chance opportunity to be
where they are, and not their own SUI
perior merits. Saul will be found in
this latter class. His life which be-
gan so well and with such brilliant.
prospects goes out in despair. While
at the beginning he was forgiying,
later hatred entered his heart and he
is miserable.
The career of Saul was written for
US, as warning. We can all be an.
nointed as joint heirs with Christ of
an everlasting Inheritance: we can
all have the change OF heart" which
came to Saul. 1t meant to him new
life as a leader of Gods people, new
thoughts and ambitions which could
lead to great things in His cause. We
are all tempted to let pride, selfish
ness, forgetting from what we sprung
to lead us to setting up our way over
that of God. 1t was in commenting
on the action OF Saul at one time that
the remarkable declaration was made,
ITO obey is better than sacrifice set
ting out that rising above all else in
life is the duty to obey the plain COM
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-03-03
PHYSICAL CULTURE.

A recent report from the medical
advisor of Cornell university shows
that only 81 OF the students have fully
developed bodies, while S53 cases OF
curvature of the spine are reported.
Most OF the cases OF curvature are OF
course slight, but no doubt there is a
great deal OF malformation.
An impression prevails that if a
child is turned loose out doors, the
active fresh air life can surely be de-
pended on to give a good physical de-
velopment. But unfortunately such
is far from the case. A great many
children early contract the STOPPING
habit. their lungs are poorly deyel-
oped and their shoulders seem to bend
forward to fill the gap.
A town that can afford a physical
director for its public schools finds
the money well spent. Other places
should realize that it does not cost
much to have school children looked
over by a doctor occasionally. The
average teacher ought to be able to
give simple exercises in gymnastics
that would have much value. and
which would brighten the children up
for their study.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-03-03

argue that there are in the present
senate all told q dry members. that
is members absolutely opposed to the
sale of liquor in the state in any form.
That is one more than constitutional
majority. But of these q members
there are % whose term of service eX-
pires with the adjournment OF the
present session. Practically all of the
so-called wet members are hofdOvers,
and it is argued that If they can gain
two OF the seats now held by "drys"
they will be able to control the situa-
ton and prevent the amendment GET
ting through.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-03-03

mands of God. l hope that the study
of the history of Saul may lead many
to put obedience to Cod as the first
thing in life, to never grow too rich
or powerful in this world as to turn
from Him, for if this is done our lives
will go out in defeat when they might
end in magnificent triumph.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-03-03

Killing ten thousand fathers of fam
lilies eXcites almost as much enthus-
|iasm in Europe as striking out the
star batters of the visiting ball team
in this country
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-03-03

Inasmuch as housekeeping was
thoroughly done last year, surprise is
felt by the men that their relentless
wives feel it necessary to repeat the
process this spring.
The temperance of Metcalf's COM
ct will now make lit necessary for the
young people to conduct the usual as
Economical observations in company
with persons of the opposite sex.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-03-03

Jack Johnson must seem quite like
a reformer and uplifter among the
fighters OF Mexico.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-03-03

If you have no money in the bank
and your credit is not good it is per-
fectly safe to attend the automobile
shows.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-03-03
METHODIST DAY
AT DOW CITY

ed by DR.. II. j. Stearns, of Logan. He
enforced the following points. There
is coming
1. A change OF sentiment.
2. A change of nations.
8. A change of continents.
4. Increased efficiency.
S. Increase of missionaries.
6. Increase of gifts.
Z. Increase of conversions.
s. Increase of moral and social re-
forms.
8. The call and cry OF the nations
and continents for American efficien-
cy. missionaries, gifts. saved men and
women and her moral and social re-
forms.
10. Over against the greatness OF
the task is the greatness OF our God.
Nv. Money and the Kingdom" was
presented by H. F. Johns, Of Wood
bine. He said:
J.. Man often thinks all his money
is all his for his for all time.
2. God is the absolute owner OF all
things. He made all things to serve
man. Man was to have dominion"
over them, and not they to have do
miniOn" over him. Man is to harness
the latent power to serve him and to
glorify God.
3. Stewardship implies accounta-
bility and responsibility.
4. How we should give:
ca We should give at the least the
1.-THE.
. ~ . CHI nj fy,lor III,
(c) We do not really give until we
have given more than the tenth"
for that much is the Lords.
The Evening Program.
Rev. w. NJ Graves, OF Woodbine,
was the chairman who led the devo.
tons.
Prayer by Rev. NJ. NJ. Gable, of Lo-
gan.
This service was the fitting climax
Of the institute.
!. "a Mans Job" was ably present
ed by DR.. F. W. Simpson, of shenan-
doah.
l.. The new emphasis of the mems
work, particularly in the Gospel
Team Work." is the beginning OF the
organization for the Job" We are
being compelled to readjust ourselves
because of this interest of men in the
different phases OF church work. So
much of the work for the church Of the
past has been considered effeminate.
Jesus of Nazareth was the most mas
culine of the masculine. The mascu-
Unity of Jesus challenges the best and
the noblest in men. Jesus long ago
applied himself to the great task of
IA Mans job The spirit Of this
Nazarene men are just beginning to
grasp. So that the preacher OF this
day, on his little platform. is batter
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-03-03

Congress is not attacked SO much
for spending $90,0O0,00O day as for
putting it in some other district.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1915-04-01

Sam M. Everett will continue
to occupy the Office of Mayor OF
Maryville for the next two yaars.
In the election last Saturday he
was reelected to Office by ma
jority Of 252 over his competitor,
r. Il. Goddard. Mayor Everett
received 389 votes and Mr.. Cod
dard received 1877. Mayor Everett
carried every ward in the town,
The mayoralty vote by wards
was:
First; Everett, 65; Goddard, 9
Second; Everett 78; Goddard 25
Third; Everett 112: Goddard SO
Fourth; Everett Sc; Goddard 10
Fifth; Everett 48; Goddard 35
The election was an outspoken
approval of the administration of
the affairs of the town during the
past two years by Mayor Everett
and his council. Mayor Everett
was running on his record, and
while he was seeking reelection,
he was also interested to know
whether the vote would be such
as to convince him that his ad-
ministration had met with popu-
lar favor. Of this he now has no
doubts.
New members of the city coun-
ell are:
First ward, John Crawford.
Second ward, M. Haworth
Third ward, JOAN II. Mitchell
Fourth ward, J. A. McReynolds
Fifth ward, Joe Reagan.
The only member of the ticket
headed by Mr.. Goddard who was
elected was Mr.. Mitchell, from
the third ward. The Aldermanic
vote was.
First ward, Crawford 80; Hun
nicutt, 80; Huffstetler; 3.
Second ward; Haworth, 43;
Long, 81; Mcconnell, Is.
Third ward; Mitchell, &c; Chap
pell, 76.