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The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1917-06-29
WHAT SCHOOL SUPERINTEND-
ENTS SAY FROM EXPERIENCE

j. M. H. Frederick, Cleveland, o.
There is a growing sentiment here
that if child could have but eight
years of school life, it would be bet
ter to begin with the kindergarten
and close with the seventh grade,
than to begin with the first grade
and finish with the eighth.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1917-06-29
LETTER FROM FARM
DEMONSTRATORS.

Last week when asking the farm
ers to save some oats, wheat, alfalfa
and other farm products to show at
our farmers institute this fall | did
not state as should have done that
we will expect the women and girls
to show canned vegetables, fruit, pre-
serves, jellys and other products Of
the home.
All work together and we can have
an interesting fair that will help US
all.
Boys be sure and keep your record,
do your best, we want you to show
good pig that has been raised cheap
er and better than that one of your
fathers.
Don't fail to give the pig bucket
of fresh water at bed time, he will
appreciate it. A pig is over one half
water. Water is one thing that the
price of has not gone up-give him
all he wants.
l will be glad to give any help l
can to anyone with their canning.
Would like to modify a statement
made some time ago, all things con-
sidered, think it all right to kill for
food some of the young chickens, but
save all the best pullets.
l am, respectfully,
D. E. SAWYER,
County Agent, Marietta, Ga.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1917-06-29

Blair, Onslow Milan, Robert Nor+b
cult, Wallace Montgomery. Poho-.
Willingham, Edward Groves, Frnost
Clifford, Armstrong Hunt, S. A. Co,
ner, DeLeon Little, Wiley Blair "a
ward Simpson, Robert Harris, 7 n
Malone, Archie Sessions and Joe W.
att.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1917-06-29
STATE OF GEORGIA, COBB COUNTY.

STATE OF GEORGIA COBB COUNTY
ooIe me came j. D. Corn Cashier of the Bank Smyrna
VINO ong duly sworn that the above
OF said Bank,
J. D. CORN, Cashier
sworn 10 ana subscribed before this June 1917
j. F. PETTY, J.. p, Dist. Cobb Co. Ga
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1917-06-29
$161,814.S4

STATE OF GEORGIA, COUNTY,
6eore me came E. G. Gurley Cashier the
Bank
ment condition
q cur1av Cobior
TO ana subscribed before this
c. NJ. Dobbs Public County Ga
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-03
Wilson In Special Order Erempts
Military Men From Draft Prouisos

Whereas 18th Of May 1917 the President Of the
United States did calling all subject to
registration for military purpose: 70 register a. provided BY the act Of
president
to increase temporarily the military establishment OF the United
And whereas such proclamation provided among other
Hawaii
registration will be q later proclamation
President United States
thirfirst day Of
and seventeen the Of regis
taon during such the hours
subject
registration military the being Those who shall
trt birthday before the day herein named
register excepting only officers and enlisted men
the regular army the regular army reserve the officer reserve
enlisted he national and national guard
reserve reeosnzsd by the militia bureau Of the war tn:
marine and the navat militia naval
national naval voluntary eos
registration military purposes places and to be re
designated appointed
Territory Of Hawaii for that purpose
caused
the United States be affixed
Done the city Of Washington this second DAY Of July e
Of the the
States the hundred and fortrHrse
= wv woonRow wLsoN
ROBERT LANSING, ssSs@t -Ss9s%s3e#s&
] Secretary OF State sI5p
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-03
And SON
SHOT; JANITOR IS
HELD By POLICE
Japanese Hunting Mangoes al
KaiuIani School Wounded:
Boy IN Hospital

a 13-year-oid Jspsnese boy 10 In the
children,s Hospital with bullet
wound III his right thigh, he fisher
10 at home with 3 bullet wound IN hls
right hand, and David kauaflpauio
u being held for Investigation ~ the
police ~ the result cf q shooting a.
fray on the grounds Of the kaIulani
school early this morning.
Probation OFFICER Joseph Leal was
awakened at 80 4 ID. BY = telephone
call from the Lanalila home, Palama,
requesting him 20 come to the home
as Japanese man and boy had been
shot.
According to the story told Leal by
the japanese, the father and son were
passing through the school grounds
searching for mangoes that had fallen
off the trees. The father carried q
lantern. Without warning, they claim.
the janitor Of the school came out on
the lanai Of his cottage with q parlof
rifle and opened fire on them, one
bullet striking the father "A the hand
and another the boy Id the Thigh.
After the shooting the father and son
went to Lanelzila home for help.
Officer Leal says he then placed
the ianitor ii the custody of the
police. where he win remain until
physicians pass upon the condition d
the boy now "a the hospital.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-03
To VISIT
STATESBUT WON'T
SEE WASHINGTON

Prof. William A. Bryan, . member
of the faculty Of the College, OF Ha-
wall and prominent in local Demo.
cratic circles, was TO leave for the
mainland with Mrs. Bryan this after
noon on q years sabbatical leave
from the college after seven years
Of work.
After visiting Professor Bryan's
mother IN Whittier. Cal, they win 20
East, visiting st. Louis and Chicago.
and stopping for few weeks in Buff
talo, N. r, Mrs Bryan.s former home.
Professor Bryan il taking with him
q collection Of marine mOllusks, gath
cred by him during the last several
years, and while In the East win com
pare types and write Q monograph on
marine mollusks In the Hawaiian
Islands. Much Of his time IN prepar-
ing the book viii be spent It the Phil
adelphia Academy Of Natural
Sciences.
Prof. and Mrs. Bryan intend to re-
turn to Honolulu about February 1.
He says he Is not going on . political
mission nor win he visit washington.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-03

VALUATION IS
$ll2,OOO,OOO
Increase Of 81, 600. 900 Gives
General Fund $3.50, 600;
win Overcome Deficit

The tax valuation Of the city and
county Of Honolulu u approximately
ef1aooo.0Oo The exact figures, u 10
expected. viii BE ready TO Be tlven
out either this afternoon or tomorrow
b. Charles Z. wilder, tax assessor.
This amount ID FAR In excess ct the
valuation anticipated and, Il 10 declar-
ed, kills forever the spectre 81 4
deficit n the general fund Of the
county government. II WAS estimated
that the valuation would be close 60
ef05,oooy 900 and an Increase Of ST.
10000 comes 40 big surprise.
Two-thiros Of per cent of the
1900, 900, or $685., 200. is the share
Of the city and county for the year
1917. OF this amount $56, 900 goes
70 the cash basis fund and SOS ,050
to the permanent improvement fund,
leaving balance for the general fund
of &566 $50. TO this Is added the re-
ceiptt from the dog. poH, department
and liquor taxes and license, bringing
the total IN the general fund 70 APP
proxinately $S50.000, or $425, 900 for
each half year.
In regard to the deficit, the board
which Just went out of office appro-
priated s3S5.000 during the last six
months, which, together with the pre-
yious deficit, estimated ut $4,000, Is
. total OF $4,000. or less than the
income.
While these figures are only APP
proxiinate. as the exact tax valuation
has not been given out by Assessor
Wilder, they give general idea o.
what the new board OF supervisors
win have to spend during the next
six months.
NEXT year the board win receive
$1,120.00e, or one per cent OF the
valuation under the new ruling
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-03
PANIC REIGNS IN
CHINESE CAPITAL;
UPRISING FEARED
Armed Guards Protect Boy
Emperor Against Possible
f.. Assassination
tspecisl c,ble 70 Nippu Jijilf

TOXIC, Japan, July 3.-A report
has reached Toxic that the residents
of Picking are panic stricken. Hun
dreds Of them are leaving the city, and
q general spirit OF unrest prevails
throughout the Chinese capital. -
Word reached here today that the
southern provinces were planning an
uprising against the Manchu prince,
who has been enthroned as emperor.
II Ii expected that Kwantung and
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-03
GUARD GENERAL
SEES HOPE YET
FOR MOB|LHING

Brig. Gen. Samuel I. Johnson; the
adjutant general Of Hawaii, has not
given up hope for q mobilization Of
the guard. according to statement
made BY him today IN regard to the
war Departments stand against such
action as made known to Gen. Strong
In letter yesterday from the war de-
partment.
As stated yesterday afternoon, Gen.
johnson again began communication
with the war department few days
ago when he received adyices from
Washington similar to those which
came to Gen. Strong.
Il am sim entirely hopeful" said
the guard officer today, that the Ha.
waii organization win yet be mobiiiz-
ed. So far have received no reply to
my latest request.
The general expressed this feeling
to the war department when he wrote
on June "a. He also urged the privf-
lege to enlist married men again IN
the guard. The letter follows m part:
As you are, Of course, aware. Gen.
Strong has explained these conditions
IN q letter In which he strongly urges
mobilization OF the Hawaiian guard.
The governor has also cabled the sec.
rotary of war. through the secretary
of the interior, to the effect that mo-
Utilization win not affect food produc-
ton IN the territory. !, therefore, still
have hope that when these opinions
are presented the war department
may change its policy. sincerely
hope that you may see fit TO recon-
mend mobilization Of the National
Guard Of Hawaii. The officers and
men have been working with great
earnestness and enthusiasm to fit
themselves for just such national
emergency as now exists. To call the
entire guard OF the continental United
States into the federal service and
leave Hawaii out Of It Is great dis
appointment to ali concerned and win
result, am convinced, IN permanent
inius.s 70 the National Guard Of Ha-
wafi.
81. however. the decision e, a.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-03

ing the next week win be scattered
broadcast throughout the territory.
One Of the plans for the distribu.
ton is to secure the cooperation Of
the postmaster and have him send 10
posters 70 each Of The 80 or more post.
offices IN the territory. Another plan
Is to send about 20 Of the, posters to
each deputy sheriff IN the territory
with the request that he post them In
conspicuous places In his district
Every district In the territory will
be covered. About SO or so copies d
the Presidents proclamation also will
be distributed. Oaha will be taken
care o. ffrst TIE dlst1lHnt eOn fflt
other islands 60 follow INN 6diatel1.
Each poster 4 headed with the fOE
lowing:
IT Is requested that these post
ers be displayed IN postofffces,
stores. villages and al possible
public places.
aAH persons able to translate
from the English language into
Hawaiian, Portuguese, Spanish,
Japanese, Chinese, Filipino dia-
lects, Russian, ETC., languages. are
requested to so translate in per-
sonai conversations with bystand-
ers and with acquaintance.
official documents WIN be dis
tribufed In due order
To date the registration board re-
ports that about 50 persons, subject t.
registration. have filled out registra-
ton cards prior to leaving for the
mainland. a meeting OF the board IS
scheduled Tor O'Clock next Thursday
afternoon.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-03
LAUNDRY GIRL IS HAIR
CATCHES ~ MACHINERY

None 81 several accidents reported
o The police yesterday proved serI.
Philip santos Nas taken to the
Queens hospital With bruised lace
and leg when ~ WAS hit On Luzo
street shortly after nctn by car SIS.
driven ~ simeon E41nEeIIsta: Mary
Al Lee vas treated et TIE tInerg6ncy
hospital for cuts o1 ne back and Lee
which 1Ic received when Der hair
c1uehI II 4 machine Ct the white
Seal laundry ii Vineyard street joe
1lIin XoIentine broke his Ief when he
feII mon he window 81 house hi
Mak'<I shout 3 o'C'tck II Tie after
noon. ed George ~ I[olt> new
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-03
HoRNER DOES NOT FAVOR
c0nSERv Wing ALL COWS

= am not II favor Of saving AZ
cows from slaughter young. old and
Otherwise, and have been incofrecII|
quoted % this point, said Albert HcI
ner today. Ny position and t1.|
which ] think all ranchmen Shout.
take ii reason was expressed n The
report to the food commission pub
lIshed ID the Star Bulletin last month
II that report you win find the loI
lowing
Considering the presepk enc.
kencg. Il would seem the part Of N'.-
dom that al young cows md holItI|
should Be conserved and red the q.
cows. n any. might Be slaughtered g..
assist those ranehmen Who are 9I1|.
On feed and to prevent the sIau11I.|
bf cows and heilers, tNo methods |||
herewith suggested
This think. NIIi Be borne on u
|11 practical 1I1eI|ence 81 ranch.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-03

mobilize the Hawaiian guard remains
unchanged, earnestly request that
the necessary authorization be given
to enlist married men and those with
dependent relatives. Recent instruQ
tons from the militia bureau 70 effect
the discharge Of men Of the above
classes resulted n the loss Of betNee1
1000 and 100 men. These were for
the most part the older soldiers ana
experienced noncommissioned OIL
GERS, and their loss has been great
handicap to the guard. II the Nation
al Guard Of Hawaii Il Tor service IN
the Hawaiian Islands only, there
seems no reason Why these men
should not be returned to duty, csDe
cialiy, as With few exceptions. fhcI
protested vigorously against being
discharged from the service n order
that this matter 81 reinstatl18 the
married. men may Be given t(i't|.I
Consideration. Il = made TIE subj
Of special letter which 8oe@ ~ ne
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-03

Taylor was called upon to halt by
an armed guard about g. o'clock on
Sunday evening in Waiiae Gulch. He
was given every chance to halt and
upon refusal to obey the order, the
guard was ordered to fire. Three
shots were fired, all taking effect One
OF the shots found its spot IN Taylor's
right les, segeFing an artery, the
wound helping 70 cause his death.
One shot went through his neck, an
other breaking q bone In his arm. He
was started for the post hospital. but
died from his wounds before reaching
the barracks. is
Il Is said that Taylor deserted from
his regiment ten days ago, and since
that time has been hiding in the lone
" gulch, coming out Ct times sup
posedly to communicate with the two
enlisted men who have been appre-
hended, according to the story which
reached Honolulu today. A 1O00-miIe
mileage book good for transportation
on the Oahu Railway, purchased on
June 10, was found IN his hut. The
book was nearly used up, which il
taken 70 show that Taylor or some
ether person had been frequently
travelling back and forth TO Honolulu.
About / o'clock on Sunday after
noon Corporal James w. GHlleg Of
Company A. 32d infantry, went out
for = stroll. Taking road which
led doWn toward theu sgnlchle ~ had
covered perhaps two miles when he
struck 4 narrow trail Gulley leisure
Y strpIled up the trail, and after
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-03
TOXIC HEARS
A STATEMENT
OF navy PLAN
kato Defends De.
spatch of Fleet to Mediter.
ranean; Russians Agar
Smash German Front Or
East and Take Many Pris.
onerS
ASSOCIATED Press By o. 3. Naval comuuni
cation SsrVice)

(AsSOciatsd Press By o. 8. Naval comuunt
cation Ssrvicel
y = y y + y y y y y
y TOXIC, Japan. July 3.--Mln- y
y lister Of the Navy kato told the :
= members Of the Imperial Diet =
y today that II necessary Japan =
= stands ready to send q fleet % =
= the Atlantic ocean TO eooperate :
= Withsthe Allies there.
The announcement OF these =
= tentative plans was made by 40 :
n1irat kato in reply 10 eritlcisrn ;
= Of the navy departments policy =
IN SEEDING fleet 20 the Medlter- >
= ranean sea. The recent battle =
= IN which Japanese Destroyer =
= Wns sunk with the Ice 81 The =
= captain and many othero added =
Z 70 the sharpness q the eritIelanl =
= Replying, Minister kato Declared =
= that Japan Will send the fleet % =
= the Atlantic u thereby japanese >
= In the war can be made Of dsfln- :
= lie value.
=
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-03
ROBERT LANSING,
Secretary OF State.

President Wilson's proclamation
designating Tuesday, July 81, a. the
day for registration In Hawaii for
military service, was received from
Washington, D. G, this morning In .
cablesran 10 Governor Pinkhann. :
The proclamation carries the pro-
vision that all male residents Of the
territory between the ages of ~ and
30, both inclusive, must register on
July al, between the hours Of o'clock
In the morning and so'elock at night.
Those who shall be exempt from
Tegistration are designated az fol-
kQaef - ! 3 4 q
Officers and enlisted men ID the
regular army. regular army re-
serve, officers reserve corps, ma
tional naval volunteers, enlisted
s reserve corps, national guard, ma
q tional guard reserve recognized
by the militia bureau Of the war
department, navy, marine corps,
coast guard, naval militia, naval
$ reserve force and marine corps re-
serve.
With the receipt Of the Presidents
proclamation, the central registration
board Is speeding up its work and this
afternoon was to begin the distribu-
ton Of 10000 posters containing IN.
formation for the several thousand
men Of various nationalities In the
territory who win be required to reg
lister.
Posters Translated
These posters are to be translated
into Hawaiian, Japanese, Chinese, Ko-
rean, Spanish and Portuguese and dur
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-03
RUSS OFFENSIVE
WINNING GROUND
FROM TEUTODIfS

fAngoclate1 Press ~ u y Naval o1MLuu
cation 1oEyLcel
+4%+%%%++<+%%'
PETRoeRAD, Russia, July &
y Smashing heavily forward last
= night and today, the Russian
= troops are continuing their &c.
= cessful offensive launched on Sun
= day.
y They have taken 5000 more
= prisoners and are advancing 70 1
y ward Zlochoff In ealicla, They
y have occupied the villages u
= Preserves, zbaroff and kon6hIdur.
y The Tsutons are rstrcatIn0 east
= ward across the strIpa riysr com
= Try.
; A FInnIsh division psrtIcIpnt,6
, with the Russians ID ne fiefc1
= fighting - koniuciY. The oIieno
y I've there continues faVor1b|I .
= The guns captured from tt1
= eue11y ere row turned On them.
BERLIN, Germany July 8 =
= The Russians today made -
= toucct On the western bank 81 Cd.
= 1krIpo river. extending norm q
ne I1f cap they made I1 ~.
= I8oIo1Ic IInoo yesterday. 0I|...
y nu1oI1D aktacI,s q Kentucky I1|.
= been repu'1od with heavy Losses
= Akl1cks o. t',o 1rze<any heI01|1
= yesterday were net r,pe1te1 Z,
=
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-03

a BIG se11oll 61s given I0|s after.
noon BY the 6lar.BuIIeIIn '1I1|'I %
Harry Hayward, manager d Tie ic1
printing 16r6ttI1.. Who a sailing On
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-03
G. {. TAYLOR, MISSING 10 DAYS, !
FOUND in LONELY GULCH; ORDER
TO HALT Dissolved; IS SHOT
Every Chance Given to Stop and Explain Actions But Runs
AWay-Reported Two 0tnes Wait Investigation Mans
Connections to Be Traced If Possible

deseer United States possible
SUNDAY evening he was killed s armed guard the United States
Following the death the # 10 reported and
ties Whether Taylor member suspicious characters
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-03
BERKELEY SEMINARY
PRESIDENT IS HERE

Rev. C. s. Nash and wife Of Berke-
ley, Cal, arrived on the s. s. Maui
this morning and are registered 1t
the Mcdonald.
DR.. Mash Is president Of the Pacific
Theological Seminary Of Berkeley and
comes 70 Honolulu to an the pulpit of
Central Union church for the coming
two Sundays. DR.. Nash expects 70
visit Hawaii and Maui and win remain
about five weeks IN the islands.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-03

Regulations have been issued by
the Australian government autheriz-,
ne the appointment Of boar TO se-
l,|I1t ne importation Of Injuries.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-03
JAPANESE WOULD SEND FLEET If NEEDED ON ATLANTIC
LATE news AT A GLANCE
OIL CRISIS CONFRONTING CITY CLEARED UP

confronted
today handed purchasing
bids
The bids evening
although awarding meeting.
he only days supply Otue oil
and
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-03

oil
supervisors, although awarding meeting
Murray
he has only days supply OfueI oil hand the
and
hEEoHAM PROMOTED TO POLICE cAPrA,Ncv
l. police
uled capainey
Of Clerk Solomon county morning
assistant aie Needham
Of civilians.
-. ca, MED WIN suo- MN ere -o,.y r..e
Waldo
with Circuit
have shot man Following ousr. At Pearl c On the witness
stand he testified he shot In seitdefense
RED CROSS DONATIONS MAILED; TOTAL $2sss125
Hawaii has contributed than American
result Of the Red Gross Week campaign 80 s afternoon Alfred
Castle executive Officer War Relief Committee
Hawaii announced that the committee forwarding by WheIna
today Grand total q american
thanking
that have but the number Of comparatively
smaIL being 10 date even 100" ! .-,>
.sxacoLs cRoxToN TO COMMAND ssRp REGIMENT
assignment infantry
yesterday
Observation-Disclosures Infantry
Guard recently report
colonel The Sind ssrd
Gently eesd from portions Of the 18th infantry those
ss:';sz ''''' for ''. s.''.- = ''''s'' vi" head
.cAHbEN WILL INVESTIGATE OAHU RAIL WAY ACCIDENT
William =. this q
shss INTO and partly deroyed Ford car on lie Kalh brane
sss g &C. J. s .Iss ss
wAsHNaToN b q July acap. Henry Wlson COMMANDING the
Pennsylvania today nominated
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-03

SOLDIER WHO SHOT MAN GETS FOUR YEARS

e. recently
than four
following
testified In sefdefense
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1917-03-30
KIMER Y NEWS

Aunt Lou CARMEL is some bet
ter.
Mr.. Loyce Price, who has been
in Gary, Ind, for the past year,
returned home Saturday with
mumps.
The people OF this section are
working the roads this week and
they certainly are making them
look good.
Mrs. Amy Lafountain, of New
York City, who was called to the
bedside of her father, Mr. John
Kemp, q few week ago, returned
bone Wednesday,
Several young people from Mt.
Herman attended the singing at
Seminary Sunday afternoon.
There will be singing at Semi
merry next Saturday night, and at
Brooks Chapel Sunday alter
noon. Buster Brown.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1917-03-30
Mt. Pelia Farm
erS Organizing.

The wide-awake, progressive
farmers of the vicinity of Mt. Pelia
have resurrected their farmers
organization by the election of Mr..
Tom Todd as president and Esq.
Mark billiard, secretary. Great
things are planned by the organiza-
ton for the benefit Of the farmers
of that vicinity.
An important meeting will be
held at the Mt. Pelia school.house
on next Saturday night, April 7,
when all the farmers, their wives,
sons and daughters are urged to
be present. An interesting must.
cal program will be rendered and
talks made on topics Of great mo.
ment to the farmers.
The association is planting one
thing that will be Of particular in
terest to all. This will be thorough
Iy gone into at the next meeting,
when all farmers are urged to be
present.