davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Idaho Republican., 1915-03-05
LOST.

KEYS LOST-REWARD-A RING
with one Yale lock key, one small
pad lock key and one bottle open
er. Leave at this office and re-
ceive a reward. The owner wants
his keys; he can get another bot
tie opener. SV-tl.
The Idaho Republican., 1915-03-05

FOR RENT-TWO OR THREE
housekeeping rooms also one large
office room. Carson House. 28tf.
The Idaho Republican., 1915-03-05
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE+TWo-MONT OLD
high grade Berkshire boars at IS
each. j. A. Cameron, Blackfoot,
r. F. D. 2.
The Idaho Republican., 1915-03-05
Highest Cash Prices

FOR
HIDES, PELTs ana rURs
Den,f give Your Hides ana Pelts Awsy
Green Hides 9hc, we buy clean rub
Der boots and shoes.
Branch Of Great Western Hide Co.
wholesale and Retail Dealers
II. vOLPERT, Manager
Bridge gt. Blaclkfoot. Idaho
The Idaho Republican., 1915-03-05

Subscribe for The Republican, they
are all doing Il. adv.
The Idaho Republican., 1915-03-05
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-RANCH OF 100 ACRES
on main road within one mile OF
Pingree. 80 acres under cultiva-
The Idaho Republican., 1915-03-05

Vegetable parchment butter wrap
pers e. .ne Republican office.
The Idaho Republican., 1915-03-05

Vegetable parchment butter wrap
pers at the Republican office. adv
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-18
Grtit Yrefe fit Seras: Mithuod 18. WnQft 1915.

dung ultteritiiben. selbitperitano-
ltd miro oiele unteriu6ung al1d
nidtS GIT Gage foroer1t.
Nad einem 9rief SEQ SO.
5ronf'S aus Dem @efanenis botte
oieier oie abiidt, na9 elmer fleinetl
8etle ben aanpf Tim feline Sreibeit
ipieoer fort5uieben. gr bottle be.
ltimmt, ooB er idlieBlid bod nod
freigelpro6en meroen miiroe.
= Graiioent @ilion bot bent Soft
Observation-Disclosures 2eber, Dem gor=
libenoen bes Sousfomites fir 2ano-
foirtidoft, Die gerii6erlltg gegebe1,,
es mitroen balo Sdritte geton mcr=
Den, lin Die Gottonloge I'M Siioen
81 oerbeiiertt. 8tr finb geipan1t on=
rauf, mos fir Sdritte er TIN ipiQ.
Ser 6roitlionii1e 8otI6ater
in Werico lit in Nem Orleans Elm
getroffen nno BORT NIT groBelt Gbreu
%empfdngen iporoett.
8eitere am%erifoniife Morine-
lolooten iino m Sap Saptien eelail-
oct iporoett.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-18
SmIdnb.

6ronf's Seid}e tuatroe geitern
morgen ettpas na6 5ebn ltbr bon
Baum nbgeihnitten uno ben Be
BORDEN mt Moriette iibergeben. 8ot.
Der ioa elm Mnnn an Die Wenge, 6ie
fsf nm ben Waiim perfammeIt fat
ten, cine @eoe gebaIten uno GER
langt baden, baB man Die 2eide
rerftiimmeIe, Die Menge mies aber
ben @oriflag 5uriid.
ariegsminiiter Daniels erflart
ben on Geo @. 5ranf begangenen
2pndmoro fir ben fflimmiten Slef-
ZEN ouf ben Wamen @eorgia's.
@uf Snieln BEL Orleans -
@rano SsIano uno anoere = ioucn
rieIe 2eute ourd, oas SodmoIier felt
gebalten meroen.
Sn 8e5u9 muf ben ON Geo 90.
6ranf bcgangenen 2pndmoro miro
aus Wiaeogepile gemeloet, ooB Ole
3uhtbansbeamten fein 9aoel treffer
fonne. Natiirlih nidt! @ouperlteur
Sorris erflart, er peroe iofort mad
Wiaebgeuille geben unb oas Sc
fdngnisfomite BEL ibrer llnterin
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-18

Sic @eIhihte BON ben 40
Werifonern Die in teraniides Sc
bet e%ingeorungen iein nno Die Gfoct
Werceoes beorobt baben %1oltell, bot
iih, troboem Tie aufs 8eiimmteiie
nuftrat uno g~inaelbeiten mlitgeteilt
fuuroen, ais elm groBartiger Sdmia-
bel ertuieien. Sic Merifoner fine
gar nidt naf) 6ieier Settle oes Gio
G'ranoe beriiber gefommeii. sic be-
fen in Der 9atnfelbeit bonn anocrn
Tier aus auf uniere Soloaten gc.
|id)oilen, Die am 8llrtb iiber Sen 6InB
@ade bielten nno babel ben Ger
|seanten @iqmann getotct, iopie Den
9entnont 9enrp nn6 einen Soloaten
pertpunoet. Wean iiebt beraus, mie
uoriidtig man eeeeniiber ben gsad)-
rihten, Die aus iener @egenO fom.
men, iein mtB. 9us Meiite BON Den
Sfnuergeihidten oie bon oortber
gemeloet per0en, miro moi erfun0ea
iein.
Staatsiefretdr Mcaap orobt
oamit, oaB er alien aorporationell
Sen Charter ent5ieben miro, Die inl
ndhften Sabr ibren @erpflidtungen,
Iomol mas 3ablrngen als aud Sc
rifte a~nbetrifft. nift prompt nnd-
lfcmmen.
Sci einem alttounfaa in 9ol-
las fam 9opio @oloitein um's Sc
ben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-18
8ir balten burial

Ser @uiie pra6lt:
Ser Seinb t1uB unterlieoeni
Sic 3%ufunft itrablt
ll1nlonlt bon itol5en SiegenI.
Sod lnler Seer Itiirtnt ralt[os lpeiter
fort:
Sir balten bur6l.. lit 9eutld:
LAMBS lebteS &ortt
Ser 8rite orobt:
nBtr fperoen el1d) besfpinoeni
Wit Suneersnpt
11no @affen nie6errinoeni"
9o6 iubelno rl1ft bier ieoer Mann an
8oro:
8tr bnlten 0nr6l.. lit 9elltidhs
lambs lebtes @ortl
Ser gran m II Idiport
.2aBt ale 5offtulrg fabrenl
Ser Sie9 gebort
gttr ns, tti6t ben 8 dr6arenl"
Sod 1trtier SGipert 1T un1er Itarfer
Sort:
@tr balten 6ur6i.. lit 0elttI6~
LAMBS leBtes @ortl
Ser @efide 6D6nt:
u8 II fdmpfen fir Die @6rel
Sirol erbrobnt
Som Stanpfen u~nirer 6eerei.4
Sod oorfer9lei6 groItS btr9 oie 8er9e
bort:
8ir 6alten burdl.. lit 9elltidz
lambs lebtes 8ortI
@eb bert, Ser 8agt,
gtat an Ben Sie9 gu 9Gaubenl
@eb Dem, Der ipo9t
an oieiem @ort a1 flaubenl
n8 IT balten Dur d< 90 flirats
gen Su0 ntlb Ioro,
Sen DIT rno @eIt - als 9eut{dp.
lanhs IeBtcs @ortl
SEQ 2eip5iger
inn v8palno bon 8erlin~
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-18
MIIerIei.

Sn Der seltrigen Sisung Der
itootifhen RommiIfdre tpiiroe ser @uI-
fauf BON iiebcn Motor : Cycles fiis
Die YoIi5ei nngeoronet. @s nurhc
$2050 fir elm @utomobi[ fin oie 30
li5ei beipiligt. $36.416.61 ipuro0lr
5ur 3abIrng Der 8%ednunsen fir Den
Wonat Slili aneemieien. 9ommiifii
GtepeS erfldrte, Dab err Die @ilboaro,
Oroinons ourdfiibren meroe.
@eitern Wafmittag, ettpos nafj
bier ltbr tpitroe an Der @lamo 8la-
ga Der friibere 8litmber Sonatbri
gommon. elm alter Wann BON ~
sSohren, bon einem Mutomobil ME
.oergerannt mo 10 fhfper perlett, DAB
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-18

CT oif oem 8eee nad Dem Soipital
itorb. Ser Chauffeur Selice Goias
tDnr0e berbaftet.
an ether SduBpunoe, ote er
ourG 3ufan ouf Ser ssaeo erbalten
bate, Itorb eeItern bier Ser Sorlner
@enrp Gotrige aus 9iG @eas.
@ontag obeno pitrbe 1T ser
@0be oes &ouies BON Mortin Mabu-
Ia, on ser ct. Seopig 2onoftrabe
ein Neeer Hamefls Sreo gcott er.
i6oiien.
- SRI. 2ula Meper, oie oils Sal
III einem @anoeIbiloer=S bea-
ter arbeitete, tit bier ~geitorben. sic
mar 81 Sabre olt.
9ie gatterien g. uno 6. oes
5. grtilerie : Gegirtents poiiierten
geItern altf ibrem @ege nod
Brownsville nniere Staot.
TIMER Seneripebr : 9eparte-
merlt lit oueenblidli6 nit ieinent
ltn5ug in fein 11eltes Quartier be-
idaftist.
Ser 8ino ioa bier in Gan @n-
tonic geitern ie6S5ig Meilen sic
Stunoe eeipebt baben. 9abon bobeii
mol Die menigitel1 2eute etlpus &C.
merit.
6elte abeno fineet elm &ot5ert
Der ftaotii6en &apelle i'm South
Seigbts 8orf itatt.
Sreitag abenb- meroen uni Ter
Sdallratsprdiioent @olter 9. 5000
ltro infer Shuliuperintenoent Gbas.
S. Meefs IN Der 3rooes Union Sail
iiber Sanofertiefeits1nterridt in Sen
offentlihen Sdulen ipredlen.
Sci Sen gerif)ten iiber Die
Summlungen fir Die asriegsllotlei=
Genoen am 1. aueult NOR Ser
9euti6 2iternriI1e @erein nit Ell
mem geitrog bon 5ebH Collars allge=
fiibrt. gs iuar oas ein Srrtum, ser
bat 5man8ig Collars
6eigetragen.
Na6 Dem geridt unieres Gu,
9epartements iino I'M Mu-
nat Sufi 1872 ainoer geboren, bon oe-
llen 175 @eiBe uno Z Sarbiee ma
rem. IS itarben 220 Eerlonelt, BON
iporen aber 81 frattf bierber
Die meiitel itar6en an
Der Suberfuloie. Son anitedertoen
,franfbeiten traten gppbusheber,
0ipbterie, aeuhbuiten, Wsaiern uno
GRANDDAUGHTER auf.
@enn in st. SAUL, Minn., Die
Sraee aufgemorfen miro, ub iif) elm
bon Gednungen betpaffmen
oorf 10 lit oas ELM 3eiden, onB emf
peoer Die 3eiten bort iebr ldleht iein
0as @elp iebr frtopp ulb es
chr gefabrlih lit, Semano cine @eGy
tung gu prdientieren, ooer ooB
ser Solicitor in beit1noiger @efabr
btpebt, Dab ibm Die paar eingeiari-
nelten aroten mieoer abgenoinnlen
per0eu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-18
Die sdladt bel @Ora.

Sic erite 9hladt - ullo unie1 lit bei
StegI
@s fonnte, onrfte ia ni6t nrlbers fo1n.
men.
aein 9turm Fat nns oie 3uper1idt ae
t1otttt1ten.
Sod als Die lebte Selo6nl6ibe Ihiptea
nnb better Subel ntf gum Simrnel itiea
ga ipltroe nns 10 f6tper. 10 eliidbeflom=
men.
nn5 lpar fpie einem, bem sic Settle broh
Sic i'm on Dlinfle Ni%eoeraana oebltttbeIl
lllb beiien Inge tten bos Qibt aefltnben
@ie einem, benz fem Seilanb milb oer<
fpra6::
9u biIt erloit 0nr6 mid alts Iadjt uns
S6ma6.
yttd)t liegert - nimmer bdttelt ipir's bers
ipltn0enl
@or ieoem 8ei1S, MIR nidt bor bieieiu
itebn
@it fptrdem 5er8en, 9Liibeaoem Sc
brine,
gtit nalien Nu9en ullb ~9eienfter Stirrle,
Wor ieoem Seinb in @bren unteraehlt.
g1tr ME nit einem Bid. an 8ooen fehn
Sor benz triumph Ser aQerfeilffen
9iritel
9einl Dieter Sieg bari MIR oas rote WeaI
9es Stlirmlaufs iein Der niegeItiutut
Ha6e,
Ser Infan9 mir fir cine t~auienbfnde
gereeltln9 fir bas 8ftt uilb fir Ste
Dual.
Sein gnoe iei bes S6uftes roter 8fabl.
YIN Dem er ftirbt CUR Siibne nnfrer
Sddel
&arI g aumgarttem.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-18
Snn @irtshaus.

5remoer (5um SiIdnahbar): GU
crit laiien Sic iih n poar vMeiinfe.
ner" brinseil, oann n paar .Yilis
i1er" uito iebt gar N uSieiigesl"
aSo, id fam mid n1mlih nod
gar niht 70 redt enti6lieBen. mas id
oielen @ben6 trinfen lon."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-18
@ahres @eidlidltdicn.

08roBmama," Iagt Die fleine Mar
got, nun peroen mir enbli6 5rie-
Ben baben!"
v@ber leioer neirl, mein &ino," ers
hilbert Die @roBmama
v0o6," Iagt Margot ii~berlegen,
Oh reiieit ood morseit tpieoer ab,
nno Der 8apo bot ebet our Manlo
geiagt: Damn tperoen mir enoliG,
tuieoer 6rieoen babenl"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-18
@rnmbeisentnms 1tebertraannaen

Sobn @. unb Srdn Sennie 81. Macree
an 9arrb Srebus, @runoitud an Der
Scott Ctr, Government Sill; $1,000.
&aiiriir @inter nrb Sral oil Rartin
WRabnla, @rlnoitiid an Der Mesquite
ltto ytebaoa Ctr; SIS II. u.
&aftr1ir Binter nno Srnu IN Dsartin
Wtabnla, @rainbftiid an Der Nesauite
Ctr. lno 6nroemnn Gbe.; $1,000.
Weartin 0aabula nub Srau on aaiimir
Birter uno Srnii, @rinoitiid an Der ga
bala ltno @iuofp Ctr; $500.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-18
MnfnIpfenS.

Satin (eines 9ramatifers, Der
bisber menig Slid batte): Limb inie
miro oenn Dein nelieites Stiid bei-
Ben2"
@otte: Ser glisl"
Satin: SEA -. boffentli6
Ihldgt Der NAL einl"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-18
Sas Iittelalter.

Sonte (oie nit ibrem 0effen i'm
StraBenbabnuogen fteben muB)
eSSett bin i6 pirflib begierig, of
oenm feiner BON ben Serren aufItebcn
rno mir ieinen Blab onbieten piro!"
9effe: o@lalib's niht. Tantden,
ga miiBteit Oh 8tpan5ig Sabre alter
- ODER oreiBig Sabre finger ieinl"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-18

Mrtter Gum ainoerfraulein)
gWenn Die ai1oer nidt idlafen mol
len, brtngen Sic iie ood nod Elm
Weilfen bierber in mein s3immer,
ih tperoe ibnen nod etfpas boriin-
gen." &inoerfraulein: y0as niibt
nidts, i'd babe ibnen oas Idon 3mei=
nal a~ngeorobt."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-18

Sic: nWeit oieiem 5er~riiienen
Sod tpidft 9ai ins Bureau geben?"
Or: vgs lift Die bodfte 3eit.
Sic: ySiergeblieben! Die Gole-
gen iollen nidt fagen: bas muB ne
idone &ausfrau iein Dem feline
Srau -. crit ieteit On Did BIN
nno = flidit ihn!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-18
81. @irfnna.

Der @ait bort iagt, iein 9eefteaf
iet bart tpie 2eoerl"
8irt: nSdreiben sic linn flint
5ig Yfennige mebr oafiir auf ange-
iidts Der boben 2e6erpreiie."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-18

Grabep's boIten frifbes sleiid, &c.
ffitseL @ter. Butter. 8robufte. sli6ereis
tete Sleifds iin6 Salat<So rten Inb 6es
ite Groceries. grodett 1851. Reues Sci
80.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-18
Wrpb.

u&ait Oh ihon ettpos bdbon ge.
bort? Ser Baron 4. foG Die fleiile
2iai Miiqer beiraten. - 9as ift bod
mol cine @nte."
.gteim, cine Cons"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-18
6nmoriitilAes.

G5ar: Sn 8rce5mpsl bob ib gere-
Oct, oas lit fnti6; in 2emberg bog'
tb gereoet oas lit aud, flttia,
beiliger 0epomltf, in @ur-
ibau babe ih ia oud eereoetl"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-18

Mrs. 8. g.. SarIep, aGeemeine ge..
ltberung. $40 Sfpenrinaen : Gebdube
Srapis 34Oe
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6arm-GrpSnft


aartoffeln, @eue, $3.50 uab $500 Der
Buihef.
8ndsbobnen, Der wuldel, $3.50:
CRIME 4obnen. $500 II. $2.25.
Somaten, Segas, 4 R5rte, 85e.
Sibe @a~rtoffeIn. 2ouiIinna. SITS.
3piebeln, Segds Hermuoas, 90e.
gbrpftaI Bng, $3.50 per grate.
SelIerie. 60c per 9uben6.
Sfrn, 81 fir elm Bu5hel.
PeterfiIie, SOC per Obo. sNiinbeI.
@ritner Rfeffer. $eras. SOC per 4
G6rbe.
&obf. $500 per Crate.
ganteloupes, Segns. $500 per Gtfe;
$t.25 per 2/3 8ufGeI Crates.
Mnotes6en, 30e II. 35c fiir Elm gtb.>
@iinoeI.
@urfen, Gal. $3.50 per grote; Seras
GatiaIh Soc bee BuideI.
Meerrettig>@ nraeIn. per Yfb. 12hc
&opfinlat, $3.50 per Crate.
8eeten, 40c per 9bo. sBiinoeI.
geIbe &iiben, Doe per 9itbenns
Biin0eI.
gierpflau8en, 1925 Der guiheI.
Spinat. DC Der Yiinb
8~li.nenfobL 10c per Efnno.
Tieb-Warft.
Son autonio, Ser, 10. Gug -t9t5
Odfen $500 bis 1926.
8fibe $4.15 bis $500.
4dlber $500 biz 1878.
gulleu $3.50 Bis $5.15.
ct. 2ouis, tS. aug. 1915. - Giuhs
bieh. Seras @ieb, 1926 Bis 1886.
Sdfpeine $3.50 Bis $7.75.
Sdmte.
Sdipere bonn GhIahter 20 CITE.
Qeifte bonn GhIahter 90 gts.
Grim aeiaIaeHe ..........13h gts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-18

Grabep's lgrodett 1851, Weues Eel.
$40. EdgIid @efIiieer, Bro6ufte, friiA
subereitete SIeifd5o-ten, @aInt; Sdeitd
SbeSidlttdten. Sdneue MIiefernng.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-18
Nlarft
8anmmoQe.
San antonio, 8as Gents.
@alnelton, geitern, $40 Gents.
GuttpnIameu- TroSufte.

SU**0NIUHItW
Gan Gntonio. Ser, is. Nus. -1915
Yrtma CRUDE Cotton Geeo Oil, 81
Gents Der @anone.
Wep BORT, 18. Mug. Spot $3.50
.no $500; 4uguIt, $3.50 uno $3.50;
September, $5.77 uno 1918; 9ftober,
1919 uno 1851; Nobember, $5.77 unb
1851; 9e5entber, $5.81 uno 1854;
Samiar, $500 unb 1898; Sebruor,
1926 nno 1901; Mdr5, $6.07 uno
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-04-27
NOTED LECTURER TO BE
HERE AT CHAUTAUQUA

Every man and woman enjoys get
ting under the spell Of a true orator,
and orators Of the kind we mean are
rare. But a lecture Is something one
can feel but cannot express. for II the
hearer could tell it in the way the
lecturer can there would no longer be
need of his magnetic inspiring per-
sonality behind it and he would not
be considered great.
Roland A. Nichols, whose greatest
fame has been made with his lecture,
THE Man Worth While" has every
quality needed by a great orator. Once
you hear him you will probably agree
with others that he is the peer Of any
lecturer you ever heard He has never
lectured on the western coast before
and 1t was only by engaging him two
years ago that the Ellison White
Chautauqua System was able to Sc
cure him for several weeks this sea-
son. The writer heard him once, and
for this very reason win not attempt
to describe him. Simply be on hand
when he comes to Pendleton. He's
great.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-04-27

E.Rltchen, ct al. resps., Geo. E. AL
len and VIM. Smith, attorneys, VS.. Ii
tus E. Davis, applt, John L. Rand, at
torney.
No. IS $3.50, Malheur county-Al-
len Gilkey ct al. resp, Hicks &
Marks. attorney. w. Alexander Muir
ray, ct al, applts., W. H. Brooke, at
torney.
No. II 1880, Malheur county-W.
r. Hascall, ct al, resps., Hicks &
Marks, attorneys VS.. Alexander Muir
ray, ct al, applts., Brooke & swag-
Ter, attorneys.
No. IS (65D, Umatilla county
State Of Oregon, resp, Frederick stei-
wer, D. A., attorney. VS.. Arthur Gull
liford, applt, I. A. Esteb and Jas. A..
Fee, attorneys.
No. 10 (638), Malheur county
New Hadden ct al, resps., NJ. D..
Hanks and Chas. H. Horner, attor
neys, vs. The Condor National Bank.
spplt., r. A. Weinke, Angel G. FISH
er, attorneys.
W ~ AVo5Jf gHibu NVuulg tli-
ME Murray, ct al applts, F. s. Ivan
hoe and Crawford & Eakin, attorneys,
Vs. The City Of La Grande, ct al,
resps., J. D. Slater, Jno. s. Hodgin, j.
p. Rusk, attorneys.
No 21 (640), Malheur county-D.
w Rathfom, resp, John L. Rand and
W. H. Brooke, attorneys, vs.. Payette
Oregon Slope, Irrigation Dist, ct al,
appIts.. Julien A. Hurley, attorney
No. 20 CAD. Union county-Peter
Evanson, admir-, applt., Cochran &
Eberhard. attorneys, VS.. The Grande
Ronde Lumber Co, resp, c. H. Finn,
attorney.
No. 23 (s42) Malheur county-Pe
ter Hobson. resp, G. N. McConnagiIl.
attorney VS.. Florence o'Connor, ct al,
applts., VIM e. Lees. attorney.
No. "a (64s), Umatilla county-C.
p. Bowman, resp, ]. b. Perry, attor-
ney vs. o. D. Gibson. ct al. applts., F.
steiwer attorney. Stipulation filed
to dismiss cause.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-04-27

No. rs (64D, Wallowa county
Peter Heuel. applt., J. A. Burleigh.
attorney vs. Wallowa county ct al
resps, o. NJ. Corklns, D. A., attorney
No. rs (645), Wallowa county,.
Z. Henderson, resp, A. Fairchild at.
torney, VS. H. Venske ct al, applts. 7
A. Burleigh, attorney.
No. 27 (646). Baker countv-Jobn
Spain, resp, C. F. Hyde, attorney. va.
o.-W' R. & N. Co, W. H. strayer, at
toFney
No. rs CAD, Malheur county,.
e. Peterson, applt., Richards 3 Ha-
ga and Julien Hurley, VS.. Payette-
oregon Slope Irrigation Dist. ct al.
W. H. Brooke, attorney.
No. 29 (64S). Baker county-ser
wee & Wright Lumber Co., resp,
Samuel White. attorney, vs. the
sumpter Valley r. w. Co. applts..
John L. Rand and Zera Snow. attor.
neys.
No. 30 (649) wallowa county-A.
49, " o5hCit dppll.t ~. w. Sneahan,
attorney VS.. Wallowa County. resp.
o. M. Corkins, d. A.. Cochran &
Eberhard A. W. schaupp, W. J. rrili,
attorneys.
No. 81 $500, Baker county-Mary
II. Darby, applt., John L. Rand, Chas.
F. Hyde, w. H. Packwood, Jr., A. A..
Smith, Gustav Kroeger. A. s. Ben
nett, attorneys, VS.. Albert Hindman,
ct al resps.. Claude o. Hindman.
No. go (651) Baker county-school
District No. 5, resp, William Smith
attorney vs.. J. H. Needer, applt., A.
A. Smith, and John l. Rand, attor-
neys
No. 3S (652) Union county-wil
liam Miller G. Brother, applt., C. A.
Small, attorney, w. J. r. Weaver
resp, A. Denham, attorney
No 34-State Of oregon, applt, w.
Laura Alexander appealed from
Umatilla county. Frederick steiwer
for the state, Homer Watts and win
II. Peterson for respondent.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-04-27
JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL.
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1t is rather the opportunity it affords
for ampler provision for the needs OF
the adoescent boy and girl. The best
stimulation Of young lives approach
ing manhood and womanhood Is not
provided by a continuation of re-
view of the subject matter studied in
the primary and intermediate grades.
such as is offered by the present
course Of study, but it demands new
and vitalizing subjects related TO the
expanding consciousness of these
young people. A new course OF
study, not limited to a restatement
and elaboration of the facts learned
In the preceding grades. and not one
especially preparatory for the high
school but one giving an insight into
the best achievements and aspira.
tions of the race, and providing ex-
ercise and practice in the practical
Industries Of the age.
The chief weakness of the school
system under its present organization
of eight grades in the elementary
school and four years in the high
school is that there exists too great
q gap between the grades and the
high school, the work being material
ly different and carried on in a DIFF
ferent way; and that the traditional
course Of study offered In the grades
does not allow enough flexlbility and
choice to meet the widely different
wants of boys and girls at this ne
riod In their lives The Junior high
school offers a plan of work calcu.
lated to arouse greater interest and
secure a greater development in pu.
pills Of from 70 to is years of age.
and to eliminate the breach between
the grades and the high school and
thus retain pupils, who ordinarily lose
interest and drop out Of school. II
does not insist that every pupil. no
matter what his aptitudes and tenden-
cies, must continue to tread the same
path and pursue the same course. It
will take the pupil from the teacher
of the sixth grade, change his course
of study and methods of work to fit
his varying and enlarging interests
and make him more capable for the
business Of life II he must drop out
or will turn him over to the high
school at the end Of the ninth year.
a thoroughly equipped high school
student, who will take a pride In his
further development because he real
ICES he can get what he needs It will
better aid each student to find him
self and determine in what field his
chief interests and talents lie. II
VIII give him such a taste OF voca-
tlonal life that he will the more
readily go into his proper calling.
The Junior high school permits de-
partmental teaching, in which teach
ers make the work more effective by
teaching the subjects they are best
prepared to teach. II employs both
men and women in the instruction OF
young people at a time when they need
varied experiences. high, clear ideals,
and a broader contact with life When
the necessity for a new building
comes, and conditions point to It's
early arrival, considerations Of econ
omy, as well as the desIrablllty Of
providing the best educational faclli.
ties forothe children OF Pendleton
would seem to suggest the advisable
ity Of establishing a junior high
school rather than the erection Of an
other grade building.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-04-27
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Ely's Cream Balm Is Just what every
cold and catarrh sufferer has been
seeking. It's Just splendid.
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