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The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-12-01
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men. -hz-s az plso-v suct Rnt -ns
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childhood aEains. ths c0n-auIua.Ior ..
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The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-12-01

-e-s-S osz-Ins lns toll1EInE nzn@s
remain unczIi=c iu- z ms 17s1o5cs
Nov. 3, 1915.
r Icz. Miss SEnSy --IrvsIc
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Mar Smith. znareE Jnnrsor. --urEsE
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Canal. z = Nsusa.. Wu. Elho-
Charley Pipe. Lar. --ocurs-, Ms. :
Z. Brown.
When calling ir Ery .. ms mai
please szv advertised
Grv =. 5zmihur. : N
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-12-01

Because ms Nominees e ne uTlulzT
Iii ID. cumpiy with ms iaV relating Il
IN. uzvusn. o. The fling ice provided
fu- ~ i#E within 1hs tims prescribed
.h=-e vii ns n name DE- ms tlcEs- III
cIry a.lun-y a. thE slsctlor Tuesday
DEE S.h- ASc .ns ofacs ot council
man II second Ezro vii Dc let, vaSani'
ne nominee having tailed Il pay Ms
fling fes- -hs trends d lE-y Va
nsr ar Urging Mn II s-anc In ms
mar. OF councilman II thzi WAIT.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-12-01
En-re1 ! our ACHES

S-if Eneez, zcalnE inns. zms DacE
make lie : ouTdsn. : WI sufs- non
rheumatism, gnu. iumDzgB, neuralgia,
Fat pur.ie 81 Slnzr -InImsu., M
univsrsa T=usry iu- pain. Easy II
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msuz q uDuitI=es rm E1zI1s o-
su-zlns, SIRE muscles Or EIsncnsC 1Es-
msuE resulting iI0u STRENUOUS szsT-
Csc, Sluzr --lnImsnl gives qulcE r.
nsi. Keen I d. nznL IN sms-gsr
-i=s. 4 vou- u-uEEls- Z5c.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-12-01

ms iu1-oveusn: dls--ics proposition
suErAstar II ms rszdsr q ms Echt
n. nzz veef ne. VIII considerable
fz~u-, W. cnnciuie. ron 1ns nuno-'
.. inquiries tu- particulars coming Il
thE ufic.. = <, ztrs- az, ms ;Ez-
Levers wor ms decide : ]. appeals
II hen Is bsing sount, L ne osn=fts
uu-v=iEt ths EDS, tn.r they VII taEE
-hs u1zas- II seriously Tbs nsx
three m1nths Z guo6 tIue II -hInI
asout N. question. I those wno hav:
views Oh ths i1-uz;ior Of AZ Iulprove
men: d.z-ic. wlsh Il place then bafor;
4ns punIi, ths columns q Ths bcn'
a-s Z. tnsE Ss-vIcs
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-12-01
MORT Attention IL nubiic fieattf IN tht
Schaats

Murs gasn-iur sn0ulc os gwen II
health subjects II Du- 1ubhc schoo.
curriculum. 4 1-=ssn pnysioloE7 3
studied ov uu- children anG, 81 tE q
= goes, : II os commended, nm !,
doe< nut po N enough. 1 cuu-st II
nubIc hsRlth should ne amer,
Tha1eve- ths n11sc- u education <,
ms much z su1s: :. Z Al los. I -hf
individual iHsss hyz u nsr nsaf1h. 81
training. tscnnIcz., professional, ugr-
Ia. dnn=s,ic scisnce, u vhz- M,
evidently Z in- ms pu-DBss u enabling
ms indiTldug, II 1rcvI1s IN niusel
snahz-. clo-hinE, fool ant happiness,
d VIVA avail, huwsvs., ( ms training
this la11-iozsiy acquired education, !
-ns indiridua. { N, II rno5 hsal-t2
:. mas beer carefully estimated ina
win ms Enovleige w NV hRvs ms
average iifs c1ulc ps lsnE-hsnsC :
vszz. & !. M. tIuls Il disseminate
ms Enuvizdgs 81 ma, L may Ne AZ
Dii-l, tna-eov preventing uunscszsz-y
suffering ant dsa-t7
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-12-01

BpE Appendicitis Can q Pre-
veu1so
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M lev doseE q Eu-le 1ncE-n1il
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M SJ-lCF -shsveE amps
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The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-12-01
We are Looking for { Salesman

K'ry I'D. v-Ils tn- PARTICULARS anl
.aEt On, al agency II VIM vIcIni-vs
VS. -E-y { comnisIs hns II run znI
ornamental trees. roses am small r-ui,s
tor winch 1nare = rsE. demand
-zzr advanced or 1Tuss.
Albany Nurseries.
IS. Ma: Bank 3I1s-, Alnzry. Oregon
E2-2S
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-12-01
For Sale

WooC Saw ant Eu-sspDvs- II E7oS
SHAPE fo- uss Inquire a ms E-sl
-zniL rancr or CnunS,ck -S-r
--cs.-0r Peshas-Ir mar NV. =, q
sheppard dDE 3Lind II ons eve
answers II uams Buck. Flnds-
uu.ity Ms Gzs.isDs-y. -aavsuvu-.n.
&Sr
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-12-01

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~. y 500 DO L Ens ezss-1 VAST
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friday December ] 1910

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~, esrieg az -nog lBo-o1Er sc-io1 ..
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The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-12-01

BANK deposits II Seattle nave pzzec
me SlDD. DOR. ODD marx f1- ths ms;
tlme II 1ns history Di Seattle According
Il ne As; statement name 70 the =
5. comptroller Of cuusncy- -ns STATE
men, showed 500. DOD. DOO Oh depnzi,
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-12-01
Business Paragraphs

III E-E EuL hSvt los arz-En1nS a.
fulIul slr-v A-llnlf o. Il -uL VAN K ny sal
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g. nLllrz -ssul1s flSl7zT GENTS EIls I'm
tl-s insertion and IlEs 5 l1Iif s3-Is-FzI-I2s
Minimum c1a-Es = cents
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-12-01

Szzf-is-Ths dszlSiu u rs Iuiist
SAFES bureau u mines L install E MI
ING ant ustRIlu-Eica treating ssz-Inr Il
c1unec.0u WIZ sas mining Collage Il
tns @lriVe-SI-r u Washington i Rs-zlc-
20 az q DzraculE importance Z M
InaHs1-F 0. tas zeEi5H. Tbs ESTABLISH
rDsr. d ms slz-iur czEAs VIII I IL
aa,1-i1-Iz.ior d SIS .909 f1- sxpe-iu=n,-
Iug 4 -ss el=Crc-nesaAu-gI-zz req
men ri 1r=S. ant IN rln-Ipz. pa-poSs
vii as II srnive al economical ns-nol
oi handling ne l5F Ezos o-es 0. ms
Cascades II oo-t Oregon EBl Washing
toB, II ne Olympic nnunlaIus. Il WIS.,
FL 8zlslsh Columbia ant II sou-aFss..-
Ell AlRsER- -Egs u.Raz4- deposits az
Euw- It sxss gnrough DIR This regions,
although lItils development vH-k ms
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lsntle1 u Inciude ldRnu anC hourEuE
a. vel Is tae oinz- dss-ic,s uaus1
T'ne nu-uu. nj me mines d -nE su-us
YeEIur tna- Il os served fa- ms FRS
81 months 0. -s-6 amounted II sl5E.
mn mn
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-12-01

arsms-rur-Tns APPROPRIATION 0lL
IL 70 DsiuIz rhs muse VII cz--y nsa-iF
s. ODD Dbl i1r I nzFy vzr1 mere.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-12-01

FOR SA-E-FIvH-roun hnuSs. =,
uaosr new. IN 5DzzpS WIN f-ur creeS
perry Drsnez. src- Three mn walk
non scnnol house. Su cEst EnE
I--us. Inquire z, Ecnr ufies y
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-12-01

-ns SUPREME EDIT. ni me state hnlcsr
II . decision hzn1=G doEn las, week,
ina. tns manufacture ni near oee- znc
u1n=- nnrs-zEcnnolic mai beverages ];
M; prphibirsd oy ths Terms oi ms
1914 dT" zE Ths decision : cur-
si1ereo important, M Ds-arse r Il
any manner distu-hs ms Scops U mlsni
o. ths prohibition lav U Is Restrictions
or enc manufacture, SAFE n Use u Il
tuxi:zns, bu- because d rs shsct d
vna. mas airez1v become ar Industry o
considerable importance II the STATE
Att=- ths prnhihi-inn law ven InIr
sfsct 3 numD=- d the 1rsg1nE plants
II TINS STATE WERE convened Iuro M
dcsz Of mir beverages oi { non alco-
nniic nature zn6 were TINS redeemed
NON entire lrz Il me uEns1.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-12-01
Red Cross Seals for Sale

-ns members u -nS Auutuz -luc
nEvs -sc c-0SS ssals IN szlS = WI
wzn. II heI1 CaE pni.zn.lI1nlc
movement. anc 2. m szmt tDS re
attractive s-IcEs-s m vuu- Christmas
packages pnons II soDs ulanDE- q.
ms Tiur AM -nsv vii ustvs- men
II WI.
En- 3ula- W-z1rsx u II LSnr ntTIcS
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-12-01
PACIFIC NORTHWEST NEWS

Statistics compiled By Ms. Josephine
Preston. sia1s superintendent 0. schools
sn1v ma. less man nal 81 1hs Erzdual>s
o. ths hlgt schools o. me staIs sntG
n!rnsr institutions oi leaning tU lns
majority a ms students d the puoAc
schools Of ths STATE the nigh Schon- r.
presents the fnzl ser II ths0re-lcR.
education ant tn=v mzrlculaGe nor
there intr VIVA, & popularity termed ths
College 0. hart knocks.
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FOR SALE
20 Acres Of Fine Land

LES near WIu1on- Al lsvz En6 FOng
izuL- Ns-v Reasonable mise ~ESi
d terms. See =. 7 MRvz-. -a=zvsc
Eu-.E 1Gu
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-12-01

Fuuu6-2nsruflcs Key. lst, here
TN owner
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-12-01

lightning caused Ply ps1csu. D;
tne 1n1l io-es, fires suppressed Ok tns
f1r=S service II Oregon, Washington
znl AizsEE DUNG ths season n 1s-b.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-12-01
FEEBAs- RKcEMRKR i. 1915

Il Ssz--ls banks u gan Q! ovs- 81,
ODD. 00o vitnir n. ysz. -hz & a.
csplsc as Al Indication d Z genera. III
u-ovsnsn; II business conditions d
tns cozs. which Z attributed II 1t
suzl measure = ens remarkable 1svs-
oomsu .. n SIM auil1lng In1us--y
Or ouges Soun1. vnict mas Erezcv -
sulrs6 II Ss-s.i$ shI- vz-5s attaining Il
SsconC aLacs II ne Timed SAFES Il
runuRgs huildInE ant contracted i1-
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-12-01

-hs naiInnsl f1-ess contain ms NOS
extensive pubiic Fairgrounds Il -hs
E0EiE. a1c a-S uDsI Il lhs Eez uss D.
lns people y 5 Eur=s--y Se-vIcs,
Portland
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-12-01

Tas inres. service cn0psIzle< Win
s.xrv srack grcwz-s' associations II Ore
gu- anc Washington iu- ms pu-poSs q
bstls-lns stock ami range conditions
OF ths natianal f1-as, ranges d -hs WI
states
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-12-01
Things About the Maizena, for
est Worth knowing

During 1ns f1raE h-s season, tnTss,
service looEou- msr stationed d nigh
peaks, look ovs- practically al ms ne-
tlona. f1ras, lznl II -ne state u
Oregon.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-12-01

-ne ;imna- am grazing reSouTcAs II
ms na-luna fures;s d 0Tagnr, Wash
inrtnr EnC Alaska navs at estimated
value Of s253. Dbl. ODD.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1916-12-01

S0scla- permits fu- Ssvsn-y-tv< sun
me- nomHsIlas Oh -ns uzu1nR- fuTeSs
0. Oregon, Washington ant AlzsEs
have been lssueI sIucs jar = Bin.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-20
Speedy Rush to Coach
Princeton Teams Again

PRINCETON. y, J., bee. s0---GeorGe u.
Murray treasurer " tho rrinCcton tnivcr.
that John ithrlan tSpcedIl Rush had been
appointed hend coach of Princeton football
for the eominE year The announcement
wRs generally expected. despite The fact
that the season had \ rather di-ast---s
endlng thls fall, There WAS very Ittle
critlclsm directed araiust Rush
The llttle yritlei-m thAt thrrN wns IN
Princeton circles was directed nt the ptaN
eru. and not ~ the coaching system. Witch
l. one OF the beet that Princeton ba. had
Ia years Tho eirrtiun % Rush met with
the approval " all Princeton graduates aud
undvrrfadnntes
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-20
Bolrllnp Nena

asrmsntsen No I and g1.ysrtord Irs ssa
Ro. Ees' sssss s:y s,.as .ss' ,sSsn.s Ss, 2,
sayre. Of Commonwealth. IL Rollins in sOod
form.
rsinau, Of rroyldent lite, ,orplsd ev..r ait
iiSsi SSoIlsd R s1S is sus Us SbS los Es%s'
Tho Fidelity rrus, w. rrov,dsn, Life series
was closely contested
toucks ~ Western Electric. started hts
mshrs score with = 22e tally.
IN ,hc prus I.csEes ,stiss nc ylnnsT. zach
- tGllovs tsde!als The lcsaers f'Og ip,h,ls
from Wampole Eckman FROM Smith Kline
FTsnch Go snA s. = whits from Chemical
In Philadelphia ieasue same last uisht Mel
"si, wS9 6-I ,Tim rliSte,d ~ from }ehkna
ludN' " N t M ~, ~, EsSs,yy,
i."yrsr. OF EeEmsu. rolled ala In his nrs' rams
Martin Of the white -auad rsEl',sr.d 70,
In hts third same. -
s2 S sosia !ssi4 d:gss /. '. s.Tss ns: :., siss
but, nevcrsReless, droPgci two samIs 20 tho
sGG, Sii .add 90 f.ibSffw nsii, Sei. Sfs and
200
pins and the second sy s5snt ohs,pIa msrsin,
,r..ssa 9' Ss !sS iS "a Ii. sSa 5 fssH, same De Marco
gasrs' st': FsGi' FysgsY 'oow' ''''
snodley ~ Creucents. tothled 2i9 In his third
ZANE bailey. ot the same squad, started with
SII KrIdcr. u Hudd, knuykud down 22S In
hs second same. KinH. Of JrnklntUwn. scored
gsO in hts middle same.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-20
Mclean to Calch for Reds AraIn

CINCINNATI. o.. Dec. 20.--Iarry Mclean,
former Cincinnati 81, Louis. New York 0len!
catcher, Ne coming back 60 hts old humc-bchind
the plate for tho Reds. Nop' Ws true. uarry
Hermann verified the rumur yesterday BY say.
inE that MANAGER ChrlsN Mathswsun has boon
given rpwrr lu giys lonz Larry another chancs
with tho lNtal team,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-20

The salcu High School basketbau tsarn Il
without . sanie tof frlday evening and Would
any nvst claFg indopendeut or hirh rchoui Team
% rhiladelrhin or vicinity. Any team desirfnh
cailinG the salem Y. ~, &. A, between ans
Z 80 y. m touiGht. Ask Tor Arthur Herman,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-20
DEFENSE RULES IN BASEBALL
AT PRESENT, WITH PITCHING
THE MOST IMPORTANT FACTOR
BY GRANTLANp RICE

We move orotcH fut N gt-rh and hsarf
from episodes beyond the scui
ana 90, lor ary fH,r part.
WY should igc .rcin for trhaf ntght Der
Irutn or this precious Hcsh OF ours
-, lhro"ph sacrifice that may not please
iho ichhc Uc dream IN sheltered Joircrs
W 3oH and c0rpHlcHcc and cdsc'
we hdrs orotcH yat--ichdt more - there
10 ASK from Fortune or from Futt'
has tHhcr greater gniH 10 spare
"hFre Time and DcStuy dtrnity
The long reach aud the flashing aver
i"c speed aud strength tor future str1Je'
hhy are these fotb'CV icorth trv
"Hc's one con hro the softer Hje'
Ideals you suyr-Ard ichdi are they
ofO Of p0ii. but ghosts Of dreumS'
UT fcH me- Uhaf per- cent thcV pay
~ vcil0tc gold hat Olirts and gicdrrs'
WheH one Is soO and thick and roUrd.
wen fd!tcHcd ia the feeding pen.
Whero u the comfort to DO found
IN getting hthe ard lean a0niH'
"IHTE HAVE too little good batting" say
w certain mlFnntcs. who evidently have
never faced Ty Cobb. Iris Speaker and Joe
jackson.
Adding to the Track
Leaving any unscemly lovity aside. tho
attack or offcnse in baseball undoubtedly
needs bracng. Only few ball players
now range above $50, and the general
average Is more than thirty points lower
The batsmRn who can average one safe
blow out Of four times up is on par with
the field at large.
Base running Ia at an even lower obb. Al
most any pitcher can keep the fastest
sprinter in the league tied to the bag The
enforcement of the balk rule Is Joke.
or the balk rule Itself Is joke Youm
find the average among good base run
ners isn't one stolen base out OF Ave games
Even Cobb last season. batting more than
80, couldn't average stolen base aA
often as every other game
The Defense Rules
In baseball AZ present the defense rules.
with the pitching eighty per cent OF the
defense,
Take the case OF Detroit and Boston IN
the American Lengue. Detroit made 1870
hits and scored theretrom GO runs
Boston made 1860 hits and scored $50
runs.
Detroit, on the season. made 100 base
hits and 12o more runs than Boston De-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-20

Tho Fidelity Trps, ". rrovidsns Life setis'
was closely contested.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-20

toucks ot western Electric. started hts
nlshrA score with 22a tally.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-20
syraense TO PLAY at Nebraska

LINCOLN Nsh Dee 20 The University OF
Nebraska football team Will play syracuse Uni.
y"rNty Sew. YORK. u"N THANKSGIVING nay NJ
lIuHuln. 10 has been announced. Tho Notre
Dame EanN. usually PLAYED on Thanks4iNluE
lltE. wlI hv moved au,sd. probably To some date
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-20

Tatnall Of provident Life. tonpled ovvr ait
ilols rolled les and ipa ard les Eamss
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-20

DURHAM N c usa t4.MpehAr Thtae.
san. th4 North CaftlirA oHtHtltrf. Hilt Yves
fsrTei 20 the Ometa club y tte fniiadefott4
Athieftrs q tplel = enticire4fH1 retiring ffttH
geaaona, Hs states lhet - viii poeitiyeir rqs
tire after the cnrnpiftiau nf two more asarAnns
and probably earlier than fhat flh eaea Re ~
tired of The game and has an inkline 10 - late
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"IHTE HAVE too little good batting" say
w certain maEnRtcs. who evidently have
never faced Ty Cobb. Iris Speaker and Joe
jackson.
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ss,r.. Of Commonwealth, :. rollins in 50
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Resl Estate sassa s.y, Ees slsst ,.,,,r SS,
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st. Rita Is Winner

81. rita easily defeated Iteis Eilburn, Of
The Industrial l-lgn". az tho formers hall
last nEht hy 90 to IS.
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aefmantovn No 1 ana lAyerford afe tisd
fof hrst rlace IN the nbyal Arcanuui iseefue.
each havinH won twenty-bnc and lost six EsmeF,
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In tho prus Lcurue series the winners each
won the cdd gauo IN three frum their opponents
as follows tederals the leaders ftum ihO.
hdNlphis Wholesale DRUG Company. Mutord
french Go aud =. y white from Chemical
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1916-01-28

places in precinct by township
clerks, incorporated town clerks,
and persons appointed to post noti-
ces in unorganized townships.
Auditor delivers ballot boxes and
election supplies to Sheriff for de-
livery. Sheriff is required to deliv-
er election supplies to judges of
election for each precinct not less
than twelve hours before ope ming
of polls for primary election.
June 6. Primary Election. Polls
open from 300 o'clock a. m. to
500 o'clock p. m.
June 10. Canvass of election
returns by County Auditor, Clerk
of Courts and County Judge.
June I3. Auditor makes official
report of canvass of election to
Secretary of State.
July 4. State convention.
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transmits to county auditor certified
list of names and post-office ad-
dresses OF persons who have filed
nominating petitions for state Off
ces, together with name of Office
and political party, not later than
this date.
May IL. Registration of voters
by county auditor closes this date.
County auditor enters all card reg
istrations in registration books.
Auditor prepares two certified and
sealed enrolment list copies of each
precinct registration book for each
political party separately, for each
precinct, arranged alphabetically
and consecutively numbered, to be
delivered to respective election
officers, with other election sup
plies. Up to this date, changes in
voting precincts recorded in regis
tration ooks by county auditor.
After this date, certificate for
change OF registration to be presen
ted by applicant to election pre-
cinct officers on primary election
dav. Voters may register by affi-
davit in case of sickness.
May I6. Certified copies of
nominating petitions for legislature
made by county auditor not later
than this date and filed with coun-
ty auditors of counties in same leg-
islative district.
May 20. County auditor rails
not less than FIVE copies of official
n tice of Primary election to each
township clerk and incorporated
town clerk, and also to some res
ponslble elecror residing in unor-
ganized townships, to be posted.
Auditor furnishes copy of official
ballot to printer and number Of both
official and sample allots required.
Auditor appoints judges for each
precinct for primary election, NAM
ing one as superintendent.
MAY 26. Notice of primary
election to lie posted in FIVE public
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Big Entertainment Feb. 1

Citizens of Kadoka and surround
ing community want to remember
the big free supper and get to-
gether meeting which will be given
under the auspices of the CONNER
cial Club on Friday evening. Feb
ruary 4th. The evening win be
an enjoyable one for everyone and
it is hoped that the attendance will
he large. Supper win Be served
in the opera house at 2 p. m.