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The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-05-17
WAREHOUSEMAN'S LIEN
NOTICE OF SALE.

Notice is hereby given thct the Alaska Lighte: go & Commercial Company, corporation, having a warehouseman' lien on the personal property hereinafter described, in the sum of Eight Hundred Thirty One and 12 100 Dollars ($S31.12) the amount of the just ana reason able charges for safely keeping and storing the same at the request of the owner or lawful posscssor the'e- of, will, on the 29th day of May, 1916, at the hour of twelve o'clock noon, at the Alaska Lighterage x Commercial Company's Dock, Front Street, in the City of Nome, District of Alaska, sell ct public auction to the highest and best bidder for cash in hand, the following describ- ed personal property, tO-Wit:
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-24


Worlds
(This is the first of series of ar
ticles on "The Swiss Military Sys-
tenn" by Charles Edward Russell, ia
nous economist, pubIicist and war.
correspondent, written especially for
this paper. Russell just returned
from Switzerland, where he studied
that tiny republics famous demo-
cratic scheme of defense first hand.
Other articles describing in full the
working of this system in its detail
md effects will foIIoW.-Editor.)
BY CHARLES EDWARD RUSSELL
Copyright, 1916, by the Newspaper
Enterprise Association.)
After all the terrific testing of these.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-24

Is months, fighting and getting ready
to fight, what nation, should you say,
has the best army-in proportion to
it's numbers.
At once you think of the French
with their wonderful logged courage
and the brilliant strategy of the
Marine.
Or you think of the Germans with
their faultless organization and their
efficiency that has made the world
marvel.
But according to some experts
there is still another army better than
these. III proportion to its numbers,
they say, the best fighting army is
tile army OF the republic OF Switzer-
The Detroit times., 1916-03-29
AGED MAN FOUND.
LYING IN DITCH.
Nl-Near-0ld G.. A. r. Veteran
Is Rescued by Car Crew
and Deputy Sheriffs

Found Wing at the edge OF "A ditch
re- wafer az the schaerer.rd. and
N.ehl ssnaye. Matthew Magonoch n.
IS years old. Of No. $50 Clinton.
ave. Was taken 20 the sherins resi-
heLce in fhe county jail. Tuesday
morning. so overcome By "a hours
exposure in the storm that he was
unable 20 tell him name.
Mired by mud which plastered his
old o. hioned Prince Albert coat, and
cEil 81 By the rain. the old man was
IN . pitiabie condition. He was Civ.
er hot bath and fed. while at.
'empis were made 10 find his rela.
tiyfa Nv ne Incoherent Information
mot the deputy sherifs got from
him
When a crew OF men from a ID. L.
x. wufk'car saw the man lying on
hs back. shortly after s o'clock. their
ca.' 90 the county Jail was respond.
ed 10 by sheriff Oakman and Deputy
sheriff Joseph Pilarski After he
Rad disposed OF warm meal and
bad fhawed ont he was able TO tell
about himself and was
taken home
The Detroit times., 1916-03-29
n AWE STREE t Or
AID. CRANSHAW

AID james Craushaw of The
Twelfth ward the latest couutii
member 20 be- hoHorei with q place
a fne aldermapic BAIT ~ fame
The committee on ordnance Tie
dsy morning voted be name street
after him The'commtsee had re-
Get 60 chan che name OF Lave
fafrc s'. east ot iiverno -aFe TO
Gr4uIy.ave The aid ermen decided
--a Candy ze4adad LOO much Ike
Granfy aud 70 avoid no lble con.
fusion from the similarity q names
fhe3 ehr.stened the street Cram
hag.ave When AID Cransha~
heard ~ re new honor that hal
been bestowed npou him he grinned
bis thanks and hurried 20 q city
map 10 locate tho street TINT vii
bear his name ~ The future
The Detroit times., 1916-03-29
Asks Quick Action by
Congress to Relieve
Congestion
WRITES KITCHIN
OPEN LETTER
Need for Immediate
Attention Strong,
He Says
RY rNITEp -.

WASHINGTON. March 20 --Presi
dent Wilson Tuesday III iirttrr- 70
House Loader KItchin. urged that
ihc problems OF transportation sug-
gestfd BY the administration, now
bending in congress. including the
shipping bill nnd the investigation
OF railway conditions, be pressed 10
early recognition IN the house
The presidents letter follows:
nv pear Mr.. Kmchin.
In conniHerine tho program OF the
xrssion there are two matters inst
seer "a me to stand out more pron-
incufiy than the rest as matters N
which time presses, even though tnf3
should not be deemed % saSe pre-
fedence In intrinsic Importance u
w0nld seem as IL the whole moS ement
90 our trade and industry awaited
on satisfactory solution Or our pro-
blefus Of transportation, That - the
reason why 81 seems 20 me that the
shipping bill should be pressed TO an
carly passage; and ! write today 20
expresa the hope that tha senate
font resolution No. SO for the inves-
tiga<ion of the conditions of transpor-
nation by railway. may and an earl
vpeniug N the business o. me mouse
FOR itk consideration ! aid not put
this on the list az legislation whieh
suggeated because 81 did not, in my
fnlnd. fall under the head 81 leEisla-
ton al ail hut only Incidental acfion
for the purpose ~ laying the ground
work for future legislation at
fufure sespi0n Of the congress
The railways OF the country are
Becoming more and more the Key 20
SIS anccessfni industry and II seems
no fne OF capital Importance that Ne
should lay due groundwork ~ actual
facts for the necessary future leEis-
fAtion | know that We all want 70
be Absolutely fair 70 the railroads
aud ~ seems 20 me that the proposed
Investigation is the nrst step toward
,fhe fufllmenf OF that desire.
W hope that you win agree with me
that this important matter can be
disposed Of without putting any
Fpokes ln the wheel that we are now
'trying 70 make go around in the mat
tor 81 legislation.
Cordially and sincerely yours.
(SiGned) WOODROW WILSON
The Detroit times., 1916-03-29
STOCK. MARKET
Is UNCERTAIN
Gradual Rccoverics Continue.
But General Tone is
Heavy

NEW YORK March ~ The New
York Eversng Sru financial review
Tuesday said
There was 40 eonerm.ti,, b,
,.a o,...,... 81,
'''''a'"" N'"' re-
H"luihs oNess oi apologies and rep
aration hy Germany Tor thc g. rue
ton OF Inc Sus..N in ,hs sv.nf ia..
.- ,,y,,t...
,.'ail''c' N,.Ai'-tt hei p"tN ApT
pedoed. bun Che medent lost soma
OF ,ts force aud enec, ~i.b proxies
s.onal tracers and thg recoreriss
ia war stocks ana sptcnu.cs IN
HncnCed hy yesterday at erroop s
The Detroit times., 1916-03-29
Conspiracy barge 5
Against Steel Firms
Quashed Also
GREW OUT OF
STRIKE RIOT
Court Holds Y0ungS-
town Proceedings
Unwarranted

YOtNGSTOWN O. March 30
Ruins that iAeo7 rot COM
modify and therefore ia not fail gu-
Der Tire provisions sc Tie Valentine
anutrust act Common Pleas Judge
81 : Anderson Tuesday quasbed IRE
Indictments ssainst JEase El6er7 e.
Gary. the Uni,eo states steel torpcr.
alton. and sve etaer steel COM
panies Eoiscwi-y tht eeent Vo1nes-
town steel strike cars and the steel
cou.panies were indicted charged
with CONSPIRACY 70 ma.niAia prices
OF steel ard "a wages Of common
laborers
Va sustaining the motion TO quash,
Judge Anderson characterized the
indictments as vague indeaai,s and
uncertain
Prosecutor Henderson. who had
charge Of the grand my iaveztsa-
tion regased 70 say ahefher further
action against III, steel comps
Is planned ff Is believed. however,
that no artrmq; 20 return new iEd.cf.
ments viii Pc made
Indictments against the following
companies we're quashed
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co.
Republic Iron s Steel Co. Carnegie
Steel Co. Bier Hi Steel Co..
Youngstown Iron < Steel Co
The indictments we're returned as
the result ~ the investigation into
the YOUNGSTOWN steel strike. IN
which four lives we're lost. IS IN.
iured and s 100000 property dam,
age sustained IN rio'ing.
Prosecutor Henderson. who had
charge OF the grand jury invesriga.
ton. would not say today what fur
Their action is planned
The Detroit times., 1916-03-29
FURNITURE
WAREHOUSE IS
SCENE OF FIRE

Considerable excitement. Likewise
a roDj deal ~ damage. wa caused
luefl7y morning. about 1870
o'ciock. when tue Ere department
had run 20 The summerfeld q
Hech' wsrefq9E secopd and. State
sts
Flames iaHd fmOke we're pouring
from The fourth floor Windows. but
the IRE WIS promptly sabdued and
the resultant damage ii largely due
10 smoke and water.
Members ~ he finn were unable
10 estimate tho loss and could give
no explanation Of the origin Of ne
fire.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-29
DETECTIVES
RESIGN TO WORK
FOR FORD co.

Detectives Edward kunath and
Rober; Mckenzie. OF The free lance
division. Tuesday morning rendered
their designations 10 Surt- Mar
quardt They are leaving. they said.
TO assume positions in the Ford
plant
II regre, very much that these
two men are leaying." Supt. Mar
>uardt declared but II they are ro-
ing to better themselves wish them
luck They are competent officer
and the department is going TO miss
them"
While the paii has been assigned
10 do general free lance work. both
OF the men have been prominently
Identified in all OF the big dope raids
conducted recently BY federal and
local officers
About 20 patrolmeE have left the
force since Jan /. according 10 10
lice officials, 10 take POSITIONS in the
Fort plant
The Detroit times., 1916-03-29
us~ueAx crNTRAL srocKYApus

\ JT1IFT|TT- 0--'W- I|T- - -
4 lteceipts. 40. best heavy steers. SSW
H.h6s hest handy weight butcher
steers. 81 GOO 20. MIXED steers and
1heifers S1M T.25, handy light butch
Nrs, s6.15W7 light butchers. ss.soQ
t'rowH sheVW common cows, ~ 30
1858 cannerM StWfls. best heavy
7. aaiiA. 500 $50 bologna bulls. 500
ITg5i stufk~rs 3Ens mixers hra
y pglnRrrs 3t0W % Veal calves. Re
tripfa. go beet StoWlf. others scr
hH Snger and iiups Receipts, 20
tifst lambs siinli.l5. fair lambs. SO
*s,f lobD. light - common lambs. IS III
Ay yeariitHS. 81 5oHIO far 20 good
thsep. : ff3 cNila aud common, o. IA q.
tasf rkere and heavy. ts.76dsE5
.tisfxe x8gCQE15
The Detroit times., 1916-03-29
RAINS BOOST
WHEAT PRICES
Corn and Oats Follow. But
Later Settle Back 10
Normal

CHICAGO. March 29.-Light offer
ings sent wheat values up Tuesday
unfayOrable crop news cue 90 hsa >
rains caused a switch OF sent ment
towards bull.ng the market Wheat
vas up rs az IL SIS; July Up 90
az los SIS
The rise IN whes, prices IN
huenced brief Increase ia corn
and oats. but both declined after
short spurt
Nay corn sold np ga al - SIS.
July down IL az - IS
Nav oats were down - a. 4S s-S
July. A. IL
Provisions were steady
The Detroit times., 1916-03-29

4 MAST HIFIAIIl- n. q. MurCn ~
nnllle Receipts 25n market. active.
ntesdy. prime steers {se1ffe so:
liiptchcr grades, S7W9. COWS s. So n
t4bu. Calves Receipts. 900 market.
tIe Sheer and lambs. Receipts. 1000
&hcSp, steady, market. active. lambs.
a. higher. lhoicc lambs, fi1.1Sn ..
~ffis ehsep. stns.s6 Hogs' RE-
..rflpfN. H.fne. market nctKe. steady.
70 lpwpf. workers. fa.AuBin.2s pigs.
ptft ts MIXED, $40 ~ u ~ 60, heavy.
$40 stN 1880 roughs. s. s.3s. stags
&t.boffs.6p.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-29
Curb Copper Stocks
lions by Hornblover & weeks
NEW YoRk nUT-rrR Am rccs

NV yin. y. + NHT"T -
Butter strong Feceipts. 9aof
creamery. extra. aeH n 5GH state
creamery. frsfs. ga 17isr. special 81
W31fae. Eggs. Firm receipts. o..
Ssl nearby white fancy efis n 2fc.
ncarh' nlNrr fancy 2i02.c fresh
arsts -eil csc
The Detroit times., 1916-03-29
Judae Macdonald Returns.

Judge J =. Macdonald, OF Grand
Rapids visiting Judge of the Wayne
county circuit court, returned 10 the
bench Monday afternoon after sew
eral weeks sickness
The Detroit times., 1916-03-29

n lfllEN IItIANnI Man fN~-lfUEsI To.
3ItlnIA l.N11. weak ofkera. niVed
r tn1 utrtiuina. sioutQ %. pigs. $50
ttssuslt ~ ntaks lle cattle re-.
faihtA carr steady Sheep ani
,{anlta top fltso calves. Receipts.
AZ. Nsak, tor tle.5o,
The Detroit times., 1916-03-29

The process OF manufacturing COX.
ford india paper" which was nrst
used In printing an edition OF the
Bible In 1878. has never been di.
yulged. for each workman employed
ia its manufacture IL familiar only
with his own stage.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-29

TOLEDO GRAIN AND PRoyIsIoNs

TOLEDO. o.. March - Whoa
Cash. sii-L MAY. tlIsh Juiy.
8 i5h Corn cash; 49, .Nsy.
May. f6nc July aFSc P-a each.
pc CloYersesd Cash. flflT Narcn
81 ID April. 81 80 october. SIS AL
slkr Prime $40 Timothy Sarrn
80 20 Butter Brick rreafnerg rtr.
tub creamery. CSC EREs COUNTRY
run. CSC. fancy selects. 12c Ha5. lu-
changed
The Detroit times., 1916-03-29

An IDIEND, Mari 2S Hogs Receipts.
s(fthf ma Bet. Sfeady. hcavies. SO 10
IYtp.eV mediuws tioi90 1910. york
wa ttssWiO.loi Rood pigs 81 50 y
Ntp calves, Market slow. sheep
and lamhs; Market. steady.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-29

Butter - Creamery, extras, Ssc.
frets. csc. packing stock. SOC, dairy.
.fc 10
EErs-Fr"sh receipts. hrEtg. cases
fra iuded. 29c. current receipts, l9xc
Go1 Rcre pts Tuesday. 2.265 cases.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-29
n Taegapae FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS Local
Detroit Produce Market


"Hlss an
"n
t.f
moss JASON
-. --.- Ill u
$685.
f.e.
SOL
t1r1 ln.,ey
80 esle
'pPie~
~,
Az $40 $50 pos ..,.-- s,o.s
nens@@r s
-, pTt CUM r,.a-. IN
beanS - i-A
r'n - rtirs
taa!iho"er f"ss
-.
he" ~ ~ ,,e,,s,.,
80. az, -. ,,,.-.,.- sb ~
44.,es ss-r
-,
49, ra.,et
hesa ~ a..., o.,,.-.
-, r.s1t rsf'r.
f oe attce sGiee IS
n. tr rrtpr...,
t.-~,. .k - ,--t~.ts rs,ffs~
tr r frfr.reL tto-ta.
ST. rrfn4 as sreen a.Nn.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-29
Grain and Provisions

DETROIT. MarcA IS --sl lose ieves-
pool came across wita etSr rrinss tn
Monday The British market was
slow 90 mcye nd many ~opl reasons
were gwen for weakness over f1ere
Changes IN fhc legitrnAtsly - arist
teat situation are not given ~ s~i4A
Tor the strerRth m w-eAt The sears
SAY TIE outlook "a a. bearish as eyrr
and tHc market is ass ar .n~ hers I~~
% tie sgc. ulatlye position FNe longs
ha1 Thoroughly issrica Attest a~l con
siderable short interest created ~
resulted in covering ard E4f prices
up. stocks a. Wat4t gre Jas nflty -
ever ard there ia ucyhs <, h1illsh 1t
has nps been known tor st frsl
weeks
Liverpool AS strong ard cables
brought news eNacts opposite - tral
a. Monday Tber There " a. ilrttE Dee
mard snd wheat pressing Ter sale
especially Argentine. Nov wheat IS
especially Argentine Wtnters enl
Manitoba chrgoes are ai=eef, nGi
theTe - ar increase IN EGtcpran
stocks Of s.S5S. Doe au Tor the week.
Crop reports On this side are re-
eeivirg attention abroad and there Is
tendency 10 90 slow IN selling
wheat short The siuAinS ~ stips
~ submarines - con icered bsarisn.
receives attention TO the exclusion of
the otner kind
Wheat ruled vsrvN strons sl dag
ana closed At gair 81 "a - over
u because q prospects ~ very short
wheat crops n ooth winter and spring
stetes. as well as IN Canada corn
advanced 'sc ar1 TIRE o'hsr coarse
ohned asa &C. alsike isc ard timothy
tuesdays wheat quotations. cash
= gain 81 \ At ii.iSi. and a saeeai
advanced to SIS 40. ! white.
Tuesaay.s coarse grain quo.ations-
Oats STANDARD. tsc : 10. : white.
t7s. No white. s5as5Ac.
Rye Cash No ?. sc.
s asan siss 5a aSrL nna Pr NAP ~
$3.50, March. 81 IS. prime ai.ke.
50 40, prime Timothy, 1880
Tuesday included 1000 hbis Of -four.
car OF wheat, ] 81 corn. - oats
AMI Of hay. Shipments were Loco
bbis q Tour. 700 e1 u wsest.sss. -
hu % wheat. 5ss.o5o hu ~ corn. 1850
GOO bu OF oats and i42eGN bu Of rye
Ire world wheat visible supply
Increased $4,000 30 last week.
The European wheat visible cUnrlv
Increased 1s5s 900 ba lat week and
is now xS, a5s 90 Ca.
Exports OF wheat and -four Tues
day 7es. 0s0 bu.
Primary wheat receipts were T.
o. 5000 hu. against 52s.M ha year
aR1
Wheat accepts Tlesdav--Duirtr- -
cars. against Iis a year ago. Mime
apoiis. as cars. against 7eTi cn.raEo.
SOC cars against los. soltnwesr.
1-3 roo bu. against 1900 bu
The Detroit times., 1916-03-29
DENNY MOTOR TRICK 90!
Preferred stack Di, fdeud M

The regular quarterly dividend %
I =. r. on tho preferred stock % this
company for the quarter ending Mar
81 1915. viii be paid Apr ! 1915 80
stockholders 81 record, a. O'Clock
on Mar. 60, 1915
EDWIN DENNY,
Treasurer.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-29
CHICAGO &RAIN.

CHICAGO. Mar 1s---ppsrirE --
wheat MAJ up &c. Juiy. up nc.
Corn Nay. up to. July. up z. g.
Oats. Nav. ~ &C. July. up Ac Iro-
S0on-W wheat. MAY. uu ii.c. JGlH
I'D 4 Corn MAY. down ne July
down Nc. Oats. May. down &C Jul51
unchanged
Close-Whc MAY. " 80 July
up IL Corn MAY ~ ~ jaly. tn
2. e. Oats. May. up isc J1,g- up -
PfovlsiOns. higher
The Detroit times., 1916-03-29
= THE UNITED GAS a ELE6 TRfC
GOHPpH ALTON.

81 BROADWAY. $fgW YORK
March 2s 1919
The Board ~ Directors has this day
declared dividend of - q on the
Seven Per Cent First Preferred Stock
Of this Corporation. payable April !.
1915 10, stockhoiders ~ record. March
~. 1916 Dividend checks Will be
mailed
~. y. PHTTCHtRD. Treasurer.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-29

prfntiuE---fh~ plain neat kind--thnf
T. rfeht-Timr. Job Dept.--MRin tJsO.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-29

rrintinE-thc Ptstn nest kIrs--that
10 ria hf--Tfmes Job Dept.--Nsin fs2o.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-29
Curb IndustriaIs

Qnotations by Hornr1ower
<7Wetks. March g. 1915.
The Detroit times., 1916-03-29
Boston Copper Stocks

Quotations - Paine. wehbsr & CO.
Mar - 1915
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-06-21

Tne desza " Senator bzrsszxa NJ
shss pxgsbcSAzr time CREATES ~ later
essang posstscas sEsEszkon- Tr6sr the
nsw aw By whses TzSssc States sezs
t0rx are esecsed ~ dir@ex vote Of TIE
people, il viii be necessary 70 car a
sgee&s& prirzzwy. and po&seey .
sveesxs eseexson. aEEhcaxa il u prob
sose saas Ese p<5e5s-y vii - bed 80
~ 60 hxse swo cx11S5ztes so- sezascr
% TIE glekeS al tie s@gseDss- ssse-
.lon instead O. ore.
Ths Las s2ys that is case OF va
czncF u the ofsee OF senator c1ssng
. session o. Congress the governor
snail -forza~Gsh- call special exec
tsza, and OF coarse special primary.
T7nss hefEg TIE case, IL cay be deemed
r@csssa-y 20 cal an esacsaor before
:1s September election
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-06-21
SuRRY.

John Curtis IL at home for Wait
Miss Lena Liscomb spent the week end
1t her home here.
liza, Angie and Wills Treworgy, Marie
Osgood and August q Treworgy vent to
Se~ Jersey Friday, where they have en-
ployment 20, the summer.
Misses Min Lord. OF Starry, Winnie and
Mildred Lord. OF East Surry, and Alice
T. Fullerton. Of Ellsworth, have gone to
Rockiand to work At the Ssmoset hotel
The building formerly used as store
By the late H. c. Young has been pur-
chased BY Charles Eldridge, of Gardiner,
and will b used for summer cottage.
MEMBER Of the senior Class OF Higgins
classical institute, Who are camping at
the Trevorgy cottages, will present their
class play 1t the town hall Wednesday
evening OF this week. A dance will follow
at the town hall; Bi8gins' orchestra.
June 10. l.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1916-06-21
.CnxmR SCHOOLS
C~.r.es Ger Te~<ker, 1t state ssrnsi
ScA1sIx-

C~urz~s Ger Te~rkers 1t state SexnAi
seA1sIx-
xn~oxnrSxwng - sa1< Fzs6.y 81 Tbs
se.ss ssssnxsaanf aspsrszrns that ssrs-
ur.rr scnsses ersurxs ser seseh@rs OF ss<-
uezssry seAcnss VIII be hslc Ct Cssftne,
Go<Asn szss NsrAasxs Scr tss fhrse ss<xs
s~<see sexxxnizx Mcn1xs, Jsiy y. ard
sus&ang Rrsssy. Anx. &. Man1sy. J11y ~.
viii s~ SsFpxrs 10 -exas<rxshea sa6 s@ss~-
ssua 81 euzrses- sza shs Glasses wts n~gsH
q esrssxS Tze@ssy wsawmsnx. lsgy "a
Tse sz==~r schooA c0S--ss are so~ ar
RANGES No tat ssF teseass Who soacs .
pe-z.azzs sSe-eHsssY esrssSrsts nay. %
sA.s satisfactory rasaEAsssoa Of fcar terms
az s1@zssr @r1no&. r~ewsTe recpgniisoa ia
thz sSx-n ri prrs@~~sassi exrsl&essscsa- Tbs
euSr~s fAzs rxcsirrs1- sassess 10 tScsasntsi
-sosa s-rafs01s- - a. safscss:
FIRST wex<- Essvi@w a c0rnznea seheol
sSs s@c6s- ESxsasa grammar. Enissd states
hissrr7, srstsaa~sss sne rsnxrzpsy, school
rss zxg~ ssers. ecsrse l.
secSess rear His-1ry u sdScsticn
Mss.es. rz<s sc.1s. rescinx. lccsi History.
loexa xeex-z1sy. ezvias~ ~<hool manage
zsssz- cs7zzrse Il
Tnire yuxs- Hsstn~y Of eczcAiinn tgen-
s-xl O9sISasa. sesao8 rssaax~rrsnf. ccUrse
LII. raasAoos. srssAzessc, Eagsish. history.
g-nxrrsay.
Fe=-sa ys&r- ScAoag ls~. schccs manage
-sns. cosree ", r=Ssho3s, rcsse, band
work p~u-snsAaP-
ozs yssr gadsass- sos seeking credit.
rxy take azy sss~sivs coarse eso~en frSEu
fss sss6ies o-er~t.
Tsscexrs wsc sssssded fas sUrzuss
seAooS 81 1914 sua 1876 ~xh Tbs parpc~s
Of rxrxavSnx credit towards a professional
cerssA-ais -iil sns oT~a 20 them In 1915
the corsinaasian Of the foregoing coarse
Teachers - DO DC soc csrx to register for
pruse~sso7si ereti; ~aii De ps-raSstec to
choose tsesr work CO: 81 tho ccur~es
c.sr~s. IN szy scAooG Ia any gsven year.
Fec 1878 tae cSSr~es Of tss arss. second
ara thir4 yesz@ wsil oe o-sr~e-
The scAoos sessions wSGi be 10 arranged
ss 70 s-Sra ample ap5cssuni;y Tor recrr-
stica- Exesrssens 10 points o. Interest IN
the vieiztfy os the scsorls sail b~ ar
ranged. Outdoor g~rues. psrtses and pse~
rtes xdl ssrse to con bsne 6eisg5tfui 40
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FARM DEMONSTRATIONS.
News Of Interest 20 Hancock Cosnty
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Sow fnst Gnsi rsaarns hsvs S~@n r7see
by At bosal headers 81 boys and girls sxrs-
cock eoensy ~sin atn&;-en elEhs and =
soxaI Of ITO usezae<ra. esTscec ~ follows:
Eight gsrcen and Gaming egSas, wtsh
awy-fo1r members; screen poesse eiges,
sith atty foGr rneasrers. and so9r po1iiry
and psx clubs, With ssriy-s~o members.
In spite Of nasny adverse conditions. the
boys aad girls are ceang yell ~lsh their
protests, and conS@tition promises TO De
very keen when III comes 20 the cio~e Of
tae contests this fail Each eius viii have
It's Icsrsi contest, al which tine spgroyrs-
ste prizes wtil Be awarded tae winners.
Bat the grand fsa:1rs OF the sesson. ami
the event 10 which all club ra~mesrs may
nov ISok forward to ss an assured tacs. 10
the co0nty contest which vii be held in
Ellsworth on Oetob~r o-zl This two-cxy
conference for the boys and girls has n~en
made possible by The support extended The
movement oy the three banks OF Eals-
worth, which hare jointly offered the Sun
OF csc As prizes for the counsy soniest.
This sum, mich wiii be awarded In ihe
form OF credits 10 TIE SAVINGS departments
OF the banks. probs bly, will be divided in
TO ffty prizes ranging from rs as ths
highest TO q ~ the lowest.
Il 10 hoped that sorne special prizes may
also be secured. ~ sell 80 foar 5os&nolsr-
ships 20 The College OF Agriculture. The
onssiDe OF thess scholarships would
greatly stimulate The boys and girls In
their efforts. Any person desiring 10 aid
in any way should communic.is With the
county agent
Preliminary arrangements are already
underway for The county contest, for
which tbs extension ssrvice viii furnish
the educational program, secure and ar
range the exhibits, give demonstrations,
handle publicity and make eli outside ar
rangements. since the banks hare 81
generously furnished toe prize money, II
is hoped that the board OF trade and cifi-
xens Of Ellsworth viii furnish free enter
tainment to the club leaders ard member,
give banquet. not at all elaborate, in the
form OF supper Friday night, where al
club leaders and members may meet at
common board, and have . program after
the meal. and furnish . ball for lectures
and demonstrations.