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Bogalusa enterprise. [volume] (Bogalusa, La.) 1914-1918, 1915-01-14
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4 1SputuHtH =
For Rent-Desirable Offices over the
Washington Bank & Trust Co.
Apply at Bank
FOR RENT-Good business room
adjoining the Enterprise, Cheap rent
to right party in right business.
FOR SALE-Seven room house on
one half acre of ground in Adams
town For Futher information Apply
at POI Huron Ave.
Wanted-To rent a five room
cottage, preferably in N Bogalusa
Give location, when same can be had
and amount of rent Newcomer
Enterprise
FOR SALE---4 lots on Ave. E, Pleas
ant Hill. Cheap for cash. Apply
523 Ave. E.
Misunderstanding young man to
assist in office and attend to collect
ions. Salary and commission. Ap-
ply at once. Office, care Enterprise.
WANTED-Young lady or girl to do
light office and clerical work. One
that can use typewriter preferred.
State salary wanted. Address Bus
mess care Enterprise.
For SALE.-7 acres acres with three
room house, located in corporate
limits, on Pleasant Hill, 3-4 mile
from Post Office. Price $1500.0O
1-3 cash, balance bankable notes. !
Apply to G. N. Rogers, I
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Amanda Reed, of Labadiville, has
returned home after spending a
week with friends here.
Miss Philomane Reed, of Labadi-
vile, has returned home after spend
ing a week with Miss Louise Foret.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Williams WIS.,
ted relatives and friends at Varna-
do Sunday.
Deputy U. S. Marshall, A. H. Yer.
ret, of New Orleans, was in Bogalu-
sa Thursday serving papers.
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Mrs. c. Hainey entertained the
Ladies Aid Society on Wednesday.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-02-27
Show Mercy 10 Prisoner.

(By W. 7. Massey, Special Correspon-
dent of the International News
Service and London Daily Tele-
graph
Cairo, Feb. 23.-The Turks have a
spy system arranged on the German
model. Punishment has been metcd
cut to some of the spies, and the
seed they have attempted to sow has
generally fallen on barren soil. A
typical example of the efforts of Ger
man-inspired Turks to stir up strife
is given in the report of a court-mar-
tial of an ex-soldier of the Soudan-
ese army.
Almaz Abdullah, a native of the
Soudan, was in the Ninth Soudanese
till 1900, when he joined Egyptian
coast guards, and was promoted yuz-
bashi in 1907. Five years later he
was convicted of conniving at snug
Cling and was discharged. He joined
the Turkish leader, Ernver Pasha, at
Derna, who showed him special con-
sideration. Later he went to Con-
stantinople, where Enver had him
trained by German officers, his color
and nationality making him a pecu-
liarly suitable emissary to the Sou
dan. He was attached to Enver's
staff. He received a commission and
Imperial Valley press., 1915-02-27

later was appointed to the guard Of
ex-Sultan Abdul Hamid. He recently
came on a mission TO Cairo, where
he was in close connection with the
Ottoman commissariat, and was seen
later in the western frontier Of Egypt.
Then lie made his way to Jeddah.
The story of his arrival at Port
Soudan and his attempt to suborn
the allegiance of the army appears
in the report of the proceedings OF
the court martial.
The trial took place on December
7 and s. The accused is a tall, thin
man, of black Soudanese type. He
wore the uniform of Turkish Bim-
bashi. The charges against him were,
first, spying, as defined by the Hague
convention of 1907, and, second, war
treason by endeavoring clandestinely
to seduce officers of the Third Bat
TALON from their duty.
The accused pleaded not guilty to
both charges. The witnesses include
Bimb, Mohammed Eff, Amin and
Sagh. Abel Ghani Eff, Lutfi, of the
Third battalion. From their evidence,
and the admissions of the accused,
it appears that accused was now Bim-
bashi in the Turkish army. On No
vember, after war was declared
against Turkey, accused received in
structions from the Vail of Jeddah,
and sailed, in a sambuk, with six
others. On November II at night
they appeared at the village of Takar-
ma, outside Port Soudan, dressed like
ordinary natives.
On November 16 the accused, wear
ing mufti, accosted an orderly outside
the Egyptian officers quarters, in
Port Soudan, and asked for the bashi
of the Third battalion, and instructed
an orderly to tell the bimbashi, when
he came in, that Turkish officer
had come to talk secretly with him.
To all others the orderly was to say
that beggar had been there.
At 7 a. m. the accused called, again
wearing multi, and interviewed the
bimbashi and the sagh, and stated
that he had come from Constantinople
on behalf of Enver, on a secret mission
to see the Egyptian officers, and to
learn their ideas about the war and
Imperial Valley press., 1915-02-27

the course they would take if the
Turks came, and he proceeded to make
suggestions to seduce the officers
from their duty.
With the utmost loyalty and dis
cretion, the bimbashi, assisted by the
other officers, drew the accused man
on, and then, making an excuse to
leave the room, communicated with
Wilson Pasha, the governor, who
came to the mess, when the accused
was arrested and searched.
A Turkish cipher and notebook
were found on him and his uniform
as bimbashi, with many documents
in his baggage, were subsequently
discovered in the Takarna village.
The prisoner said he was on leave,
and was merely conveying message
from the Vail of Jeddah to the Sc
nior Egyptian officer at Port Sou
dan, and that he wore mufti because
he had lost the key of his valise.
The court found the accused guilty
of both charges and passed upon him
sentence of death by shooting.
After the PRONUNCIATION of the SEN
tence the prisoner gave information
regarding the intentions of the Turk
ish government, and of individuals
employed in designs against Egypt
and the Soudan.
In consideration of the Importance
of the disclosures, the governor gen
eral commuted the sentence to one
of Imprisonment for life.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-02-27

Madame Phoebe White, formerly of
the Golden State Quartet, who is "a
friend of Ellen Beach Yaw comes
highly recommended by her. Persons
wishing voices tried may meet
Madame White Saturday morning at
672 Olive street.=Adv-
Imperial Valley press., 1915-02-27
Reduced Rates on Holton Interurbal

Effective Wednesday, December 23,
fare one way between Ell Centro and
Holtville will be 35c; round trip, 6Oc.
Ride in comfortable motor cars on
good roadbed.
Leave Ell Centre, 1880 a. m., 1900
m., Loo, $40 and 6:3O p. m.
Leave Holtville, 700 and 900 a.
M; 1:30, 4:45 and 7:15 p. m.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-02-27

Eldredge Cotton Co., Cotton Buyers
Always in the market. Phone 200
GAL Main street, El Centre, Cal.-Adv
Imperial Valley press., 1915-02-27
For Trade.

Any kind of nursery stock for good
work horses. Kelly's Nursery.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-02-27

We move pianos and houses. Ed
Royce Transfer, 632 Main.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-02-27

DR.. E. E. UsenDUrg, Dentist,
$40 Main St., El Cantro
Imperial Valley press., 1915-02-27
SO Pills $4.O0

Ii is a recognized fact that We are
this wonderful treatment Il Is simple and
ly explain it to you and give yea the be'
whether you buy or not. Come in today.
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->rA~@
HsMEATE1ER
- ~ 1~--~~~~~

United States Department Of Ayr
culture. Weather Bureau, Charles
r. Marvin, Chief.
DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN
Pensacola, Fla, June IL. 1915.
Pensaeola's Temperature Data.
Highest on record for June toi
degrees.
Lowest on record for June IS de-
drees.
Day temperatures in June usually
rise 20 IS degrees.
Night temperatures in June usual.
Is fall 20 T8 degrees.
Highest temperature yesterday SO
degrees.
Lowest temperature yesterday 70
degrees.
Pensacola's Rainfall Data.
Rainfall for "a hours ending D.
N. yesterday % inches
Normal rainfall for the month Of
June 4.s7 inches.
Total rainfall this June 10 z D. m.
yesterdy. la inches.
Excess this year 20 May Stat, STA
inches.
small NE - Mw. Mw. Murr
Craft Winds Winds uinaa wfaaa ssaa
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LEGAL NOTICES.
series Ne. =. crolnanes Ne. 50.
An ORDINANCE


70 - Entitled "Am Ordinances e prm-
vide for the Issuance and SAFE -
Bends. e a. X sessn a the sgatar
Works ara City Bullslna Bsnds, 81 tire
City 81 penahensa ~ Accordance VITA
ire Provisions a. ere Act ~ the Leula-
taturs ~ ere state 81 Florfaa. Approved
yune So fnfH, Entltleds Ar Act -
Authorize the City o. Pensacola, rtcr-
ia, e issue Negotiable Bonds FOR
Certain Municipal PURPOSES
Whereas ths A. ~ fhs f.enfsIafure -
the state - FLORIDA. approvsR June let
iafE entitled "Aw Aet t@ AwtNrrfra
the city ~ penaarols. FToriaa 40 Issue
Negotiable Bonds fer Certain Wunirfual
$1,000. e. ..,.tAs-f.s a. r5-.-s ~ -
Fnissianerm "a ere citv IN pnrFarrla
Florida 10 provide bv ordinance fnv the
issuance ~ ana rs issue neraftabls bonds
a. said city fnr fna aavsraf rf4rrrsaa arH
amounts therein srtrmvrata6
Whereas the question Ia the issuance
~ said bonds usss Ans. srl,-efftss - tra
1ua'tHaH ala~tara ~ tha r5t. ~ pa,sn-
cola a. rrn,saas t..- 81. .f,-.rafa Az
81 fha .asrfafn 49, 81 .s. ..ss- - E-s~~fta
81 fEa s5ertt~r vvet-t go E,,t.. 49, IL
nnfF efts- ~ re -th A. - go. fafr-
ana
vgha~aaa sNa ..~s-~ 90 ~-At~h AID
election hars re- N,rf-. @,..,-szass ard
fha rs-7rfts fhav.rx 1900 sra ~
which anfA afarstg.. 49,. ~. t-ss.,, - 80
votes r.ss fs,a...t -...F.ma -.
1uaIIass &, ..ots - - si,.-..t So.
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sssA funsl7oswsu

First Judicial circuit - Florida. cir
ruit court o. EHrauabta County. penHa-
co.'s SHIPPING Company. corporation
plaintiff vs. Cowranta Minerva - Luz
" LuH Angeles 8 corporation. defer
dart. AasamnHif rs attachment Anns-
ages e. 0n0 Hh TIE defendant ahcWs
ua med ard af other persons Interested
are hereby notified ~ tha institution -
the shove mentioned Halt bv attachment
ard fhat certain property 70 tie defend
art. gtE 1tz mahogany loRs, haa seer az
tarhed therein and han nn1 Been retaken
BIZ defendant. and said defendant ard
al other persons interested ere hereu1
required 70 appear 20 fhe said action
Given under ny hais and tha sea- -
said Court fhIs Nav 9th. A. ~ 1918.
fEeal - Cou~f1 JAS MACGfnBnN.
CLERK Circuit court uf Esearuafa Cnuna
tw. Florida bg Thoa johnson. NJ q
kEKA1Eusau soa wfhwr
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NAVAL STORES
MARKET FIRM
ALL SALES OF SPIRITS AND
ROsIN WERE At PRIVATE
TERMs-RECEIPTs CONTINUE
LIGHT.

The market on spirits and resin
was firm AZ the Chamber Of Com
merce yesterday with no sales posted.
These transactions aggregated $50
casks Of spirits and ia barrels Of
rosin. In the latter were SOC barrels
of w W. Receipts continue light,
both Of spirits and rosin.
The spirits market vas firm az 39h
aS9ia, with no sales.
Receipts, Casks.
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ire Insurance.

ID q roat Important that vuu So over
snHF Ore insurance po.letNs once eh.h
esea arH see thaf Nou win he fury
rHretea ln event e ioas.
r7ar raaresaataffvea VIII 80 pleased e
can Hnan vau af Any TINE and tena
49, sg. see.atares - such natters.
We represent The Liverpool q London
+ rhs Continental national 1ifiHnt
Hanover Niagara. HeofuaE--N ntan
s.ts-eaf arN q number a. other old
t.mn anrauanHas. which guarantee salts
fs.trrf ana prompt settlement q claims
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AT creditors tewarnea DISTRIBUTES
and persons having claims of demands
aNatust TIE estate - john sheppard. de-
ceased are required and warned to PRE-
cent them ~ ere undersigned ,etthia tWo
years from Amte ~ this nofien o. anlA
eIaiFns VIII b. barred
MARGARET SHEPPARD
hhrtuiEfratrtz - Eetate - fchr ehsn-
EaFd, anrMmEH6
May 6 1913. -Amageoawsw
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Boars Or conri.sia nj

Board of Commissioner.
countersiRnsd.
Cnmptro'ier.
Section 4 That Immediately upon tne
adoption ~ this ordinance fhs Board ~
Commits ioners a. uafd eitV shall cause
on bonds herein provided for and tn
the form herein prescribed. 20 b.
autographed or engraved and SAID Com
miaaionerE shall thereaffer. ~ such time
ar times, a. they SHAH bY resolution de-
tsTmtne. offer an. o. Any portion o. said
bonds Tor sale oulN Tor ire purpose or
purposes for whirh they are authorized
"a Sc issued. an fn accordance u1fh the
provisions ~ thiH ordinance. ard ~ TIRE
aforesaid Act 81 TIRE Legislature - the
state - Fforfda, approved June 1sf. 1915.
Section 8. That thiH ordinance shall
take erect Immediately - Ets passage.
paaaed June Bh. fatE
Approved June iAth. 1918
a CREE HTrT
Mayer
Attest. a. W EGGART
city Glerk
fesA -fuueIToawHu
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EonrtrcIIer-
FORM or COUPON
The city ~ Pensacola. = municipal
corporation in the state ~ Florida. ufli
paw % bearer. on July fst. s.. ard
January ists ID, 40 the once 90 the
American National Bank. - Pensacola.
Florida the sun ~ .....-...-.. Dollars
in gold coin - the United states o.
America ~ the present standard weight
and nneneeH. being six months interest
TIER due or its water Works and city
Building Bonds, dated July tst. 1915
nnmhered. ...............
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Jacksonville Market

Jacksonville June 1.-THE spirit
market was firm AZ 40iA. with sales Of
26 casks.
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LEGAL NOTIcRS

PROPOSALS wtu - received az ire
Bureau ~ supplies and Accounts Navy
Department washington r. ~. until 10
eeiock a. NJ June 81 1913 for deliver
M AZ tire naval aernnautfr station, Pen
sareia. Pa. 4 quantity - hitunsinoua
coal. Arply for proposals % the uHwF
ray once. Penaa cola. F1as, Or 20 ths
Bureau SAMUEL MCGOWAN Paw
master General r. e. s. s-t-ts
FET A affsH4e 8g - NV
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SETTLERS WANTED in ire Roberts
community Creamery aud canning
r'ant % take your rrcfuce Coo land
a. reasonable prices Write az Tor fal
informal icn Tee Roberts Farmers
Association. Geo. .. Naorksea. President.
Roberts. PA 18fah
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statesmen WANTED.

ATENhGAN-Fnr general mercantile
trade ln Florida % sell new PROPOSE
f}rn nf merit vacancy u0w. .Attrmc=
tive commission contracts SIS weekly
Tor aNnenHsa Miles n nialsr Co Whole
Fale Jewellers. 32-as Carlin RldE. ClsVe-
ard urfn tsfune
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d. Esramh.a County Court of Rarslrd.
STATE ~ Floriea Chancerv Eari r.
Gordon va Florence Gordon on Monday
the fath day pf 8nlv. a. - 1918. the ~.
PENDANT FLORENCE Gordon IL required ~
appear tn the haH nfad mRafnat her
herein Thia order - - nuhifahed once
each week for four consecutive wsNka
fn TIE Pensacola Journal q newnnanar
nehHEhsa So said Eacnmh8a county
fSsalf a AZ MCMILLAN
t"eHk nssYf ~ Record
HN - BUae, A.. q
fsnHaec.a Fta Tua s. 1aLA
ssfA tanetfuansw
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WANTED-TO BUY.

wANrEuaauna second hard r0r5 road
sfer hadv in Roaa eUnHlf cu. Address
g care JoaFnal iaians
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POSITION WANTED.

WANTED position as hodkknerer 81
reuerai Gree man Address r. "a BOX
16th 185uue1wa
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LADIES s2E weekly eagg. simple work,
ne eanvn nsInR EVENINGS az home. faa=
cinafinK evrrvthirg furnished. no exs
ueHence. Don't worry shout capital
noyd o.. Brown Dept ~ IS, Omaha
Nshr ialuns
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Savannah Market .

Savannah. Ca, June 1.-THE spirit
market Vas firm az sf@4ila, with
sales Ta2 casks
Receipts. Casks.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

~ per hundred in city. Or
~ Ab per hundred - parcel poHt ..
G.. Carter p O. Box sei. Pensacola.
1unelftoaen90
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AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS WANTED Experience not nee
eaaary SO r. $40 weekly family
necessity demand tn both citg and
country Call sos North Davis street
ranaarnIa. wla. isfuue8t"
SELL PALM BEACH SUITS
SELL PAIN REACH SUITS. MADE
TO MEASURE OUR PRICES EN-
ahiea vau tn meet lowest competition.
good profits Write for free samples
feesu Wruiar Mills Chicago. 18fune
AGENTS New proposition lust out.
Faru ty 20 SIS daily Write quick for
details The Leader Sales Company,
T5tuHsdte. Pa t8tumeit"
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

WANTED ucsraera. WIN make special
rates tn c]uhH ~ ave Apply saa $orta
reNtiierH street 1riuue1fH
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1850 M
n u n n = m
= Way
For SALE.


FOR sALE-s'0tz druEEet. iron bed.
rnattrsss. springs ard BED furnishings
complete. High quality goods used IS
months. one Hale top buggy and SET
harness CITY TRANSFER CO. PHONE
FOR FALE-Ons good pair mules. ore
horse and three delivery wagons. OBJ
Auto 60 TIE South psylsn street, Or
phone 1875. Ianeau
RoR sAI.E-Choies halsa hay Cnized
livsrsd Psnsaeois. sac - per tor. owl
commercial Company. Quincy, FioFidas.
------ lAlahetl
FOR SALOON pssminE veil pumr.
feet e-iurh SOC feet k-inch. 26ea feet
8-iurh second hard black uipa. We vii
consider any reasonable oFer for ell nr
part ~ the above. Owl Commercial
Company Quincy Florida. t23une4t
FOR sALE-sIEo Moslsr SPIT F4rs
spark Plugs, 2sc. while they last
r5NeF1thlng AZ cut rates. Flash lights,
&c Everyhody's. The House Of 10000
Articles. sjuneim
Million Article George"
buy and exchange ana sell anything
second hand. Stoves. wagons. locks, eie-
Vatura. pumps. piping desks. bottles.
barrels. feed bags. preserve Jars. chairs
harness show cases. ice boxes. scales
counters tYuewritera. coffee urms IN
fact II there "a anything sou need I
have g. Address It's south TarraEona
fneef Pensacola. KTm. Hmanw
FOR sAIWl-ons international 1878
power hay press. and D. 3 gasoline
engine. cost ssi2s one Sterling No 2
ThreHher amd attachments. cost 1857
tTbs two ri " Trumpet n. q zaaa-
line engine. cost xss. Az Or any part ~
tho above can be purchased for less than
hhU price. Owl Commercial Company.
quincy Pa f2funeat
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WRITE PHoToPI.AYs So paid. Ex-
uerfeuce. literary ability or cnrreapou-
Hanre course unnecessary. Details free.
Scenario Editor. 171a. Syndicate Trust
81 Louie tsiune
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O. o. q. ..
Excelsior MueampmanE. No. g. rnsefs
every second and fourth Wsaneaaav ~
each north e. g. p ~, n nanord Naff
corner Hagien ana Belmont sarMmew
VisltinE F'atFiarcha are invited 10 al.
tend
W ~ OVERHEARD,
CHAs. FRwTDRfCHEEN. CT.
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FOR aALE-NerH chsau horse ard
tuREy. Al condition Apply 4Is West
Garden. 1efnnsqts
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FOR sAL.E-2a- horaspouer. tvo-cycla
medium duty Eaaoline engine. in fno
condition. 3, q. Box less. psuHaEola
guaav
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LOST AND FOUND.

F0UNp-Wntch FOB. wilcox County
High School Matthews oratory medal
owner may have same hv proNfna pron-
egty and paying for adverfisrrnent Ar
psv at Journal once fsfune
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~. q. ~.
Wtckarw camp No. 81 wondrnnn ~ fNs
WoriA meets second ard fourth wesnes-
daW nights az T.ao p. N wocdmrn Wan
corner Wayien and Romano
c. y. CROOKS. tTsyss
O. c.
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FoR SALE -uanenEer Overland auto fu
Eood condition Sell On very reaHena BILE
terms. r ensaeoIa Auto EuurfF Co. I'M
Worth FnlnfoN street Stray
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FisherReal Estate
Agency
Established in 1881.

Receipts, Barrels
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-10-21

Twenty-seven years OF active work in
n institution Of learning speaks vol
umes for the man, but words will not
adequately convey the full meaning OF
Prof. James II. Shepard's labor of love
In his chosen profession and the i'm
press he has made upon the hundreds
OF students that have gone out from
his department to take up life's work
in the busy marts of trade or among
the professions. The major part of his
proteges have made good" many
have gained prominence, some have
even attained national regulations and
are looked upon as authority In the diff.
ferent departments Of chemistry. Prof.
Shepard is far past the prime Of life
and the last year or two has been in
very Ill health. This may ultimately
call for his laying aside active work
but we trust that he will live long to
enjoy the reflections Of a successful
and well spent life.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-10-21

Brookings county farmers will do
well to take c~ognizance of the outcome
of a recent lawsuit at Estherville, Iowa,
which determined a question that has
been conspicuously before farming
communities for years-that of BIZ
bidding at public sales. A farmer pur-
chased a team of ponies and after the
sale he discovered that several others
had been given a quiet tip to do the BIZ
bidding act, so that the team was
knocked down TO him at a much higher
price than it had been offered at pri-
vate sale. The purchaser refused to
pay the price and he was sued for the
amount When the case came to trial
the Judge took the ease from the jury
and gave a verdict in favor of the de-
PENDANT This action on the part Of
the judge has set a precedent that viii
be Of material benefit in giving the cor.
rect status to a bidder at a public
sale.
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HIGH SCHOOL NEWS

This week ends the second month OF
school and the report cards will show
that good lessons and good behavior
have become an everyday business
and not a mere happening now and
then. The work Of the students is
uniformly good and the attendance is
par excellent.
The saw table for the manual train
ing department has arrived and will
be installed ready for use by the Hrst
OF next week. This piece Of machin-
cry will add much to the efficiency Of
the work Of this department.
A football game between the second
team and the Clear Lake high school
ID scheduled for November Is. Assist.
ant Coach Smith has rounded the sec.
ond team into an organization that
vim not be easy to beat and the game
With Clear Lake vtll b . most inter
aetils one.
~ Iocal high meets Aberdeen's
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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-10-21

The program was most excellently
rendered and especial mention must
be made of the selection which por-
trayed the triumph of the banner Of
peace owe the flag of war in the name
Of the Prince OF Peace. The sentiment
expressed therein seemed to find re-
sponse in every breast. The exercises
were held at the hour for the preach
services and Notwithstanding the
gloomy morning and muddy roads
and streets four hundred and fifty PEG,
pie enjoyed and joined in the services.
The Sunday school was held at the
usual hour and the attendance was 1856.
The average for the past year was
over three hundred per Sunday and
with an efficient corps of workers and
teachers we expect to far outstrip this
the coming year. Great credit
is due the program committee for the
efficient work for Rally Day. OF least
dHlOuS INC lcaCuleS VI Ihe udy was Tic
cradle roll exercises and the gradua-
ton exercises. The latter was es-
pecially interesting inamuch as after
a thorough examination which would
have been taxing on seniors a class of
nine was graduated from the primary
department to the main school and re-
ceived their diplomas.