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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-12

GEORGE YOUNG. married man,
was arraigned in police court on
charge of lewd conduct yesterday
morning. He was discovered in bed
with a woman Of i'll rcputc early yes
terday morning by Detectives OVERLY
and Bewley. Young is a coal digger
in the Hickory mines lie Is sepa-
rated. but not divorced. from his wife.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-12

MARRIAGE LICENSE was Issued
yesterday 10 Fred j.. Kitchen, 30, Of
Miami and Mrs Nettie j, Briggs 34'
Miami
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-12
TREADWELL WINS
 YESTERDAYS CAME

TREADWELL. July 12-By score of to 9. the Treadwell ban team yes' terday afternoon defeated lhe Juneau. ies. and incidentally cut Jureau'e lead in che series to one game Tho series now stands Juneau, 2 Tread- well 6.
 The victory of the local team was earned as three of Treadwelis runs were due Co the hitting ol the isl. anders. One of iuneau's imns was earned and the other was dde to tho errors made by Treadwol
 Fox pitched steady game for the miners, end held the visitors io six scattered hits while his team mates had their batting clothes on and took nine hits from Fry, Q number of them for extra bases
 The first run was annexed by Ju- neau in the beginning of the third inning. Fossas famed Fry flew out to Wood Rose. the next man mp sine gled over second and scored on Boeck- els bit to the roof of the bakery in center field Boeckel retired the side trying to stretch the hit into a two bagger
 Juneau made another run In the fourth inning. Cal,an walked took second on Healy's sacrifice, and scored when Redmond booted Bax- tecs grounder. Junean's run-getting was ended by King. who hit into a double play forcing Baxter at second and being caught at first himself Treadwen eyened the score in this inning when Wood hit to left ield and took second on Kertis sacrifice. Dahl tanned aud Wood scored on Redmond's hit through short stop. Redmond stole second and scored on Lewis 2-base bit to left. Dutlon was out on grounder; Boeckel to Bax- ter
 Only three men faced either pitch CT in the 9th. but Treadwell took three more runs In Che sixth. Wood bit ov- CT second and made second on Ker- tis' sacrifice Kertis beat the ball to first. Dahl sacrificed, advancing both Wood and Kertis Redmond famed; Wood scored on Lewis hit through short and Kertis came home on @ wild throw by King. and Lewis made third Lewis made the third run when Bax- ter dropepd Boeckel's throw of Dut- tons grounder Fox fanned
 In the seventh Worth was out on a grounder to Boeckel Johnson hit to left for two bases Wood famed Kertis beat one to first and Johnson took third on the play Johnson scored on Boeckers eror In handling Dahls grounder. Kertis took third and a moment later scored on short throw while Dahl took third Dahl scored on Redmond's two.bagger to the bakery roof and Lewis stopped proceedings by hitting Redmond with & batted ball.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-12

morning. Sono orc 6aa iclt 'n in9 bins when the mii shut down end < is expected that there will be enough Go last untll tho Central hoist seis slorled
 The rreadwell club directors are holding their regular monthly meet Ing ol the club committed room this afternoon
 w. A. Mackie, who i5 just recover ed rom an operation for pppendicitis' has taken position as feeder in 'he "eto" mill
 A large number of TreadWeiiitea took In .he Elks' picnic at Talm Flor, bor yesterday
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-12

DOUGLAS. July 12-The Douglas city council viu hold its regular meet ing at the city han tonight
 Charles Swihart returned from a visit to the Frisco exposition on the Alameda last Saturday.
 The framework for the front Of the Erie Drug Co.'S store on St Ann ave nue is completed and the old iront will soon be torn out The building, when completed. win face on the main street
 The regular meeting of the pougles Island Labor Union win take place
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-12
Elled lor Rncord.

A contract between Martin Dam ourette and Jennie Damourette, and R. 4. Dallugge and Louis O. Mueller. establishing equal interest in mining property on Admiralty Island was filed with U. S. Recorder J. B. Marshall today
 A deed for Lot l Block 2l5, Casey shattuck addltion. was filed by D. Bic lich and Jerry Enrich today
 John Fahey and Albert Martin have filed notice Of the location of 10000 cubic inches of water in Grindstone creek.
 J. w. Donaldson Of Elma Wash., has hled proof of labor for mining claims in this district
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-12
LITTLE AMY WILSON
 cur BY BROKEN GLASS

TREADWELL, July 12.-Amy Wil- son. tho young daughter Of Fire Chief Jack Wilson fell and was painfully cut yesterday evening back of hor home at the Pines
 She in company with two or three other little girls, was playing and lit te Amy had climbed into the branch es of a small tree. The branch gave away and Amy fen cutting her leg quite severely on a piece of glass.
 Dr. Ellis was summoned and the wound dressed. Six stitches were ta- ken In the cut
 Although the patient lost consider able blood. the wound is not danger ous and win not condne Amy Go her homo for very long
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-12
FOREST FIRE THREATENED
 DOUGLAS WATER WORKS

DOUGLAS. July 12.-A nre that for a time threatened tho city water works on the hill back of the school house. was started by some unknown party yesterday morning and caused a good deal of wor kand trouble Co the city officials to get under control
 Marshal Shafer stated this morn ing that anyone starting dres within the city limits win be prosecuted to ihe limit of the law, as fire at pres ent, with @ shortage of water might prove disastrous to the city.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-12
6. 4. aiMe RETURNs

After having finished an Inspection of their cannery at Hoonah and tho floating cannery Glory of the Seas, at Idaho Inlet E. A. Sims of Port Town send left for Seattle on the Admiral Watson Sunday morning. Mir Sims was accompanied by " E- Persell, the San Juan Island cannery man who came North for pleasure
 Tho Watson" took on 250o cases of salmon at Hoonah and Mir. Persei and MT Sims boarded the steamer at that point
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-12
NOrlcE

DOUGLAS. July 12.-Regular meet ing Gastineau Lodge. No. 124. P. & A. M.. to be held at odd Fellows hall Tuesday evening. July i3, 1915. Doug las. Alaska, 8 p. ID. Visiting Broth CTS cordially invited.
 JAS. DANIELs. secy
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-12
sUlT 10 FoREcLosE.

Hugh Carlson filed huit against Al- fred Howe today, through CunnisoR & Robertson for the foreclosure Of g mortgage on the schooner Penguin in the sum of S1S91 with interes, from March 6, 1915 and Ss5o attor- ney's fees.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-12
FlNEDsio

Jose Charvason paid a fine of Sio into the city treasury this morning for being intoxicated yesterday Cher. yason was rescued from cooling bath when on the ferry float He wns caught by Chief of Police Sitter as he reeled toward the water
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-12
OPRTTZ BURIED.

Richard Cpritz. miner who was Killed at Perseverance Saturday nor ming by a fan or rock in No. 9 level, was buried in Evergreen Cemetery this The funeral service was held from the C. w Young chapel
 Opritz was a Swiss, S6 years of age.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-12
Trandwell
SnnnarY

Two base hits Wood, Johnson. Redmond. Rose; sacrifice hits: Ker tls, Dahl Healy; stolen bases: Red mond, Lewis, Kertis, Dahl; base on balls; by Fry !, Fox {; struckout' by Fox 4. Fry z; left on bases: Juneau 2, Treadwel S double plays. Call an. Healy and Baxter; Dutton to Ker- tis: Kertis to Lewis; wild pitch, Fox; passed ball. Lewis; umpires. Cham bers and George.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-12
scANLoN's rERM vP.

John scanlon. who in February wos sentenced to five months in ial. ln addition Co fue of S2oo for selling deer meat out Of season will leave the D. S. j7ii tomorrow his term ox- piring at that time
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-12
AUTO SMASH IS
 SUBJECT OF SUIT

J. A. Grove has filed suit In the United States court against John Gus tafson, In which he asks Sl250 actual damages, Si5cd punitive damages and costs of the suit for the cestruction of @ touring car on the Thane road July {. after a collision with truck driven by the defendant S. Fl. Mill- wee represents the plaintiff
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-12
CARLSON SUES HOWE

Hugo Carlson has filed suit against Alfred Howe to recover the amount alleged to be due on promissory nite to the amount of Ss,0o0 Gunni- son & Robertson represent the plain tiff.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-12
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 NORTH BOUND. The City Of Seattle arrived today from the south The Admiral Evans arrived today, westbound The Princess Sophia is due tomor- row rom Vancouver The Dolphin is scheduled to ar rive tomorrow. The Humboldt sailed last night rom Seattle The Northwestern will sail north Wednesday,
 SOUTH BOUND The Princess Sophia win sail south Thursday night The Mariposa is scheduled to sal south Tuesday, The Dolphin will sail south Thurs doy
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-12
pREecRlprInNs

are our speciality We not only carry tho froshest prescription stock in the city but the largest and most com plete-the above facts combined with the assurance to the customer that hls or her prescription will be com pounded with expert slilifulness, alone is enough to give second thought be- fore taking your prescription to be filed. Bring your next one to us and you can feel confident 1t was fili- as the Doctor prescribed. The H1IL nRuc co. Phone s2 2l-tf
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-12
WEST COAST GROCERY
 OFFICIAL ON VISIT

Robert Hyde, treasurer of the West Coast Grocery Co.,, Of Taocma, is a round.trip passenger on the Alameda. He is making his annual business trip to the North He was joined here by Arthur Van Mavern, Alaska represen- tive of the company, and they went to Slngway tobether.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-12
suit le Sottlcd.

The suit for S56. entitled L. J. Van Eebn and S. P. Raymond ya the Ju- neau Clothing Co.,, was dismissed. it having been settled out of court.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-12
JACK LoNDoNs LIFE
 AT THE LYRIC THEATRE

DOUGLAS. July 12. Martin Ed en. the story of Jack London'a life, will be the main attraction at the Lyric theatre tonight. The picture Is produced by the Famous Players Go. with Bosworth in the title role
 "2OIs. the story Of lie a century from now. is a comedy and will fin- ish the show.
 The same show win be repeated to- morrow night. 'ss
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-12
Trustee Paine Sues.

V A. Paine. as trustee for the Rake Trading & Packing Co.,. has sued the Rake Packing Co. to recover Sl0'SSS alleged Co be owing for goods and fixtures transferred to the defendant Gunnison & Robertson for the plain iln
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-12
HAlLUM REVoKEs
 POWER OF ATToRNE,

Toby C. Hailum today filed notice in the recording ofce that he had TO. voked his powero1 attorney which he md given Co George B No0ie
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-12
HUMBOLDT PASSENGERS
 FOR CHANNEL CITIES


 The Humboldt sailed for Alaska at two o'clock yesterday with the fol- lowing named passengers;
 For Juneau-H Taft r B. Harri- son. Chas. Bartlett R. McKinsty, Rev. J F. condit, Rev. l.. D. Williams L' Enberg, R. Hickman, and i've steer age
 For Douglas Mrs 4. M Allen Mrs. r Ellenbeck. Rev. G. A. Anaef' son and two steerage.
 R. A. Danugge and Mrs. Dallugge' who have been snending several weeks at Hawk Inlet. engaged in mining leit for Seattle on the Admiral watson.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-12
PAPERS ARE sERvEo-

Service of summonses in the four suits entitled c. w Yonng Go. vs T. c. Hallum. ct al. was made Saturday
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-12

HOUSE FOR RENT-seven rooms and bath. down town, Ss5; possible to rent two or three rooms. Call at 12s Gold st. 7-Stf
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-12
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LOST-Nugget initial pin, with small diamond center. Return to Ken. drick and receive reward. 7.lo.tf
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-12

FOR sALE--Lot 8. Block s7, on 7th st.. between Gold and Harris. 5O-fooi frontage, 100 feet deep R. E. Rob ertson. e.25.lm
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-12

LOST.-Black and gray male tiger cat. Return to st. Francis Pool Hall. Liberal reward. 7.l0-st.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-12

After several days delays the bones have finally been set in Edward Ash bys leg Although the boy is in fair ly good condition he has had fever the last two days. He will probably be taken to his home in few days, and Dr. P J Malone says he win be in bed for some time,
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-12
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Three operations were performed at St. Ann's hospital this morning the patients being Mrs C. J. Smith, 8 sis- ter of William Altemueller Of the Ju- eau dairy. operated upon by pr. Ma hone; x F. smith, of Perseverance. operated on by Dr. Dawes, and John sanioyitch. also of Perseverance,, op- erated on by Dr. l.. Q. Sloane. Mr.. Sankovitch had the small finger of his right hand amputoted. He was in- jured by a shale slide in one Of the chutes-
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-12
REBEl(Aus NoTlce

The Rebekohs wili maet Wednes- day evening at o'clock installation of officers 7123t.
 ANNA HBENTl Ncs
 CHAs. CARTER. see'y
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-12

FOR RENT. 2 and room furnished housekeeping suites; reasonable, "The cozy corner of Juneau" cIiH Apart.
 ments, near court hoase. 2-l-1m.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-12
HEoe OFF FOR KANE

The mail launch Hegg ieil for Rake and way ports this morning
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-12

TREADWELL. July 12--The "24O" mill. which has been closed for the past month. started up again this
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-12

St. NIcholas leaves for Tenakee and way ports, Tuesdays at 8. a. m. 12-2S-ti
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-12

FOR sALE-Barher chair. inquire at Gem cigar store, near city dock 7-9-3t
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-12

FOR sALE-M. D. Berry's entire transfer out ft at bargain. s-1e-tf.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-12

wANTED-An experienced ironer Thane Stm. Ldy. 7-s-5t
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-12

WANTED - Lady partner in apart ment house. Call Room 20 Sea View apts. 7-l2-st.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-12

FOR RENT-Flve rooms and bath. concrete house, phone 3e9. 2-1t-tfi
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-12

l0aIgAl q IheIT haII 0a TAITd .lreoL
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-12

George Bennett, who has been i'm the hospital for several months. and upon whose arm are several inches of skin recently grafted, ia reported as improving rapidly He will probably leave for his home in Seattle Thurs day.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-12

WANTED-By competent woman. homework or camp cooking Room. 9s Bergmann. phone 2205.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-12

Fred Ardner vel known local ci- eermakor mas returned from Anncor- tas
 y. Matheaon. prominent Wrangei merchant reslslered Q, Che New Cain Saturday
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-12

HOUSE I0r rent. lirs. M. Davia.--
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-12

FOR RENT Newly furnished rooms for housekeeping. single or en suite. Single rooms. SS seavlew Apartments 7-S-tt
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-12

Elmer Ostrum. who was brought In from Perseverance several days ago, and who was thought to have typhoid fever win be discharged in a few days.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-12

Andrew Holstad is very low again. For the past three days he has been slowly improving and it was thought that he would recover but last night he suffered relapse and although a stern fight is being made, there seems to be httle hope of his ultimate re- covery.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-12

Miss Warwick left on lhs Al.KI's excursion voyage Co Sitka
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-12

HOUSE FOR RENf'-F. J. wettl-Icl1
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-12
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The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-12

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 LosT-Nugget initial pin. with small diamond center Return to Ken drick and receive reward. 7-lo.tf
 LOsT.-Black and gray male tiger cat. Return to st. Francis Pool Hall. Liberal reward 7-lo,st.
 wANTED-An experienced ironer. Thane stm. Ldy. 7.9.3t
 WANTED - Lady partner in apart ment house. Call Room 20 Sea View apts. 7-l2-St
 wANTED-By competent woman. homework or camp cooking. Room ss Bergman, phone 22O5.
 FOR RENT Newly furnished rooms for housekeeping. single or en suite Single rooms. SS. seavlew Apartments. 7-S-tf
 HOUSE FOR REIN I-E. J. wettl-icls
 FOR RENT-Five rooms and bath, concrete house, phone se9. 2-16-h.
 FOR RENT. 2 and room furnished housekeeping suites; reasonable, "The cozy corner of Juneau" Clit Apart ments, near court hoase. 2-i.1m.
 HOUSE for rent. lirs. NJ; Davis
 HOUSE FOR RENT-seven rooms and bath. down town, Ss5; possible to rent two or three rooms. Call at 12s Gold st. 7.stf
 St. Nicholas leaves for Tenakee and way ports. Tuesdays at 8. a. m. 12-2S-ti
 FOR sALE--Lot 8. Block s7, on 7th st.. between Gold and Harris 5O-fooi frontage, 100 feet deep R. E Rob ertsop. e-25.lm
 FOR sALr-M. D. Berry's entire transfer out 6t at bargain. s-1e-tf. 
 FOR SALE-Barher chair. inquire at Gem cigar store, near city dock 7-9-St
 FOR sALE-A good paying busi- ness. centrally located. In center of the city. Owner wishes to go 10 Flu rope. For information call on E. Valentine. 7-s-et
 JUST ARRlvED-Big stock of new 9 and hole stoves; come. it pays 10 see them and ghe prices Universal Repair Shop, ll4 Front St. phone 27s.
 COME to the Palmist. I tell you about work, business. marriage and the future Get your fortune told. BOG Front st. 77-lm. lndependent Electric Co, wiring and repairing promptly done. Phone s4. Forrest bldg. E. Carlson. Prop
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-08
Fashions For Americans
BY LILLIAN i. YOUNG

Novelty IN evening frOcks recog
nised IN unique touches rather than
dscided innovations. Many designs
appear to be something entirely new
at first glance until u closer inspec.
tion reveals familiar lines, disguised
by new trimmings or an eccentric
touch OF color that turns the trick.
This Is aptly illustrated In the even.
Ing frock model here shown, where
none OF its features IL ot striklngly
recent introduction and yet grace
tul disposition Of garniturcs the color
scheme, and the dainty fabrics com.
bined In its construction make NJ II an
unquestionably modern and mOdlsh
design.
The skirt It may be seen, is quite
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-08
villa TROOPS
LOSE 500 MEN
Carranza Relieves Monterey ln
One Of Most Desperate Battles
OF Mexican War
FOUGHT ALONG RAILROAD TRACKS

LAREDO, Tex, July S-Carranza
authorities Ut Neuyo Laredo, opposite
here, announced today that ns the re.
suit Of twelyehour battle yesterday
they had captured Icamole and re-
lleyed Monterey and surrounding ter
ritory from immediate attack by villa
forces
Icamule lies 32 miles northwest Of
Monterey and TO the northwest OF
parrdon which the Carranza forces
unsucccSsfuly tried to take last Mon.
day night
Villas force lost 800 men killed
while the Carranzn casualties were
slight compared to the villa losses,
snid the announcement. The Carranzn
forces had approximately 1900 and
the Villa forces 10000 men, II was
announced The following general de
scription Of the fighting was received
here:
After the drawn battle Monday
near Paredon, Carranza forces re
treated toward Monterey to await re-
Inducements. Both sides had lost
heavily. There was desultory fight
ing Tuesday. aud at 2 o'clock Wednes
day morning Carranzh reinforcement
went into action. The battle was de
scrlbed as one Of the most desperate
character.
"The Carranza forces advance,
northward 10 take lcamole and herc'
fighting occurred along the line OF IN,
International railway. The CarranE'
troops were divided into three dlvis
ions The central division and th'
right wing advanced directly upon the
villa forces while the left wing ~
cured positlon ON hillside and
poured q deadly infantry fire upon the
flank Of the vila troops.
In the afternoon Carranza forces
closed In upon their opponents from
the two sides and the center the villa
troops being compelled TO retreat to
ward their stronghold at Peredon
thirty mues west Of Monterey. II was
said the ground was covered with
dend and wounded villa soldiers, and
that only force of numbers caused the
Vlllstas 10 retreat
"Tbe fighting ceased shortly before
dark Il was announced today that
/ Carranza advances soon Will be un'
/ dertaken against paredon and ther
/ Torreon"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-08
DIR, DIETRICH. FORMERLY or
OKLA, RESUMES DENTISTRY

Dr. A NJ. Detrlck. who has been
living In Florida for several years has
loft the automobile business In which
leo has been engaged for three years
0nd has re-entered the profession OF
dcntiStry being located at Delsnd.
Fla
Or Detrick was dentist here for
eighteen years being a member OF the
state examining board and al one time
was president Of the organization.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-08
SCHOOLS
FARMERS NEED
Men Not Lured By Clty'S Lights
But By Educational Advantage,
Says Fields
BANKERS-FARMERS CONFERENCE

CHICAGO, July B-Bankers, farm
ers, educators from various state AK
rlcultural schools aud experts from
the federal department OF agriculture
meet here Thursday for the second ses-
sion Of two days conference on the
relations between bankers and farm
ers. Consideration VI economic and
practical difficulties in the extension
Of the work OF the agricultural com
mission on the American Bankers as
sociauon was taken up.
Among the addresses made
Thursday was one by John Fields
" Oklahoma City. editor Of the Okla
homa Farm Journal. Mr.. Fields will
say In part:
The concentration Of facilities for
transportation, communication, and
education, has built cities and towns
ut the expense Of agricultural devel
opment.
The diffusion Of these facilities
among oil Of those who live Oh the
land and farm II will build the whole
community aud there will then be ag'
riculturql development TO keep pace
cith the growth OF commerce.
The Business Farmer
Rural telephones. parcel post, bet
ter roads, and motor vehicles make II
possible for man ~ stay on his farm
and do business. He has almost the
same facilities for carrying on his
business as are enjoyed by those who
live In town.
"But the business farmer cannot
continue living In the average coun-
try community.
'He must move 10 town 10 send the
children TO school Just about the time
he gets properly organized for bust.
ness on his farm. And he moves by
the thousands every year, to the great
loss OF tho country communities and
Of the towns AZ well.
There II the real problem Of com
Drunity building which every banker
should study. Increased production,
more profits from farming, will not
solve It. The prosperous farmers are
those who are lured from the land 49,
not by the city's bright lights, but by
the city's well organized schools.
Average Intelligence the Basis
"rhe foundation OF our government
Is the average intelligence OF all OF its
citizens Az a measure OF self-p
lection, II nothing higher the state
should spend nt least as much money
10 advance the opportunities for ele.
mentary education Of all children ~ II
does 10 provide facilities for higher
education Of very few.
"If Won would build the whole com.
munity. begin with the country schools
Develop them until there IL no rea.
son whatever FOR moving TO town IA
send the children TO school. Help en-
thbllsh In the country schools such Al
ron would willingly use for the ele'
mentnry and high school education Of
your own children. You VIII quickly
find that many other problems such
NJ diminishing production and ncrehs
Ing tennntry win cease 10 exist
"Rulld tho whole OF your communi
" hy making all of the conditions OF
life NJ desirable on farms rs on tow