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CZECH INDUSTRIES
CALL FOR CREDITS
Manufacturers Look to U. s.
Business Men for Aid in
Financial Need.

The granting OF short time credit by
business men Of the United States Is the
greatest need OF the manufacturers of
the newly established Czecho-Slovak Re-
public, according to DIR. v. Pisecky. gen
eral manager of the Bohemia Joint
Stock Bank OF Prague and head of a
commercial mission visiting this coun-
try.
Credit of from only three to six
months in order that they might secure
the necessary raw materials with which
to operate their plants Is what the busl-
ness men of his country require, says
Dr. Pisecky, as conditions in the new
republic are shaping themselves in such
a way that Czecho- Slovakla soon will be
In position TO wipe out entirely any
Indebtedness its industries might ac-
quire at this time.
DIR. Pisecky declared that he has
found the American business men very
cautious in their actions and in this
connection he emphasized the point that
unless this country acts quickly In talk
ing advantage OF the opportunities Of
fered In the Czecho- Slovakian countries.
capitalists of France and England may
step in. Germany already is making
advances for trade with us and Is will
ing TO extend US the credit we need"
said DR.. Pisecky.
The manufacturing plants of the re-
public are fully equipped with machin-
cry, but many of these large plants.
he said, are idle and in others production
Is curtailed because Of the lack Of raw
materials.
What Czecho-Slovakia immediat
needs to resume operations are raw cot
ton. wool. hides, rubber, chemicals,
copper and lubricating oils. The fac
tories OF the new State are said to con-
stitute 90 per cent. Of the manufacture
Ing capacity Of what was formerly Aus
tria-Hungary.
In three or four weeks after the re-
ceipt OF raw materials the famous Bo-
hemian porcelain. china. ceramics, toys.
fancy goods. jewelry. metal ware.
matches, paper, gloves and simila r
manufactured articles would be ready
for export
DR.. Pisecky is staying at the Waldorf
Astoria Hotel He will remain in this
city for about two weeks. later visiting
some Of the Western cities
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u Vow With Imbrie 4 Co.

John S. Hammond has assumed the
management of the South American de-
partment OF Imbrie & Co. He was for
merly Colonel of the Twenty-seventh
Field Artillery and dSring the war
commanded the field artillery firing CEN
tire at Camp Mcclellan. Alabama. He
has been military attache OF the United
States in Brazil, Argentina, Chile. uru-
quay and Paraguay.
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WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC

A Quarterly Dividend NJ 90 CSI 90 no.
on the PREFERRED Stock Of this Comn,n,
will he paid July Is, 1919 E-"'
A Dividend Of go 81 90 p.r shar., A. ,h
COMMON Stock of the Company for The ma
ter ending June 80. 1919. will be paid Jul,
OF record as OF june %, 1914
W., w.. Il r: BAETz. Treasurer.
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Business Troubles.

Schedule In Bankruptcy.
PHILIP MuNTER COMPANY. importers.
o. East Ninth street Liabilities, SEA-
pn4 ;et eo ,1a5 P5o1,elPrl S Sls!%: +
Co, s63l; Louis de Jonge Company, t6sS.
Arthur l. Davis. 200 Fifth avenue. at
torney.
Petition in Bankruptcy.
WALTER CHARLES TARNow. volun-
tary, salesman, $50 st. Nicholas avenue.
Liabilities, f7,2se: no assets. Principal
J.ms. Harmon oSeF ,it. Ss MsrRs Mart.;
10 Park Row, attorneys.
Judgments.
MANHATTAN.
Judgments fled Saturday; first named
that OF debtor:
beaver Industrial corpn-opler
Belio James and Louisa Gag:
New YORK. . 10000
samss. Jane; CIV. Burrou1hs iis.O!
Body. Scott--H. T. Marshall.... $50
Colman Machinery and Tool Co.
II 5seS.oa oo Co 1 KSmn,i: ,s 5s
Siano-Peopie Of state Of n. :. 10000
Erlanger. Abraham L.-W. A. ,-.,
ra fIaay john J..scn. Of tho ''''
Hsiiisan. Frederick M.-Brooks 100,
Ha saSs; Joel E.-w.' @.
Dreamer ct al................. 1910
Hartigan. Fred L-Joseph... SOifS
s.:sss5 .a 81 ssT gS J. s.:; ! !:si
Co. Observation-Disclosures, l,1sss7
lGs 1,ay ar. ss.!: ws.:.;n.s:: !s2as
M.yerdlrks. Christopher L.--o. ,osoo
Me a eA''i Thornton Nd. ii .,s,o
Maesensl.. DDsavid.G. 4. Dcbrick s,35O9O
MAX Glogsner & Co. 1nc.-pown-
t.nHRoys, Wear Mig. Co. ..... las:
schuitze, stephen P.-J. w. Bell .,.-s
smiilowitz:. Mcrri, and Kaimsn- ,,,,,
TIL, H p Kapiapn D q Riil.y. 5iSsi
m fs1:. 'SDs : % s ss:ss
BRONX.
Bersson jacobs Godman... ss6.I2
Icvenson, BenJamin-C. Freeman ssss
NcBrode, Luke IN. Levine. $3.50
Maisei. Ray. and Regina Rodman .,
same-sanns ''',..N.......... ls,S1.t3
R fa"s Morris. Breen...... 500
stalls John-A. Tsilemos. 1ev'.s
sternberg Vino. G. Webster. '-''-
Satisfied Judgments.
MANHATTAN.
Satisfied Judgment. were filed Saturday:
&C., n.nc Thai OF debtor, second that OF
creditor and date Judgment wa. nied:
Crane, Thos. l.. and John f.
Mahoney--J. r. Kilsheimer;
Feb. Is. ?is.................. $se-'os
sennis' iohg A. M Do""' sls7o
Mage MAN. s'eFn. my ~ i.o7so7
s'ssnssi aarrE-i- ramps 2,5Ios5
BRONX.
Asr5s'1,' ,a nsHaeie--e, uto7.
Tully Michael j., Nellie +. fully
and James +. Meehan. eArs- ~
II ] Robertson; sept ": lsL5 eo-.S.
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MDvALE sTKEL s. oRpYANoE co.

A. a meeting CT the Board OF Directors
of Miivale Steel Ordnance Company. held
Weduesnsy. July End, 1919. a quarterly
dividend OF 800 pCr share was declared
payable August LIST. 1919. to stockhoiders
OF record al close Of business July 18th
1919. Books will remain open.
WM. B. DICKSON. Treasurer.
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HIGH GRADE silver mine for
sale.
J. II. GRAHAM d CO., BROKERS,
I'll Unity Building, Chicago.
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
UNITED FRUIT COMPANY
DIVIDEND no. so

quarterly dividend Of two and ono.
halt per cent. UNo and one half dollars
per shAreI on the capital stock OF this
Company has been declared. payable on
July Is. 1919. to stockholders OF record a,
the close OF business June 20. 1889
JOHN W. DAMON. Treasurer
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THE INTERNATIONAL NICKEL co

A quarterly dividend OF one and ono
half per cent. on the preferred stock has
been declared this day, payable August l.
1919. to the preferred stockholders OF rec.
ord az the close OF business July Is, 1918.
JAMES L. ASHLEY.
Secretary and Treasurer
New York, July :. 1919.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co,
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY.

Baltimore. Nd. June IS, 1919
The Board OF Directors this day declared
from the net earnings OF the Company for
ne sir months ended June 80. 1919. =
stock to stockholders OF record at close
OF bust ness July 10; 1919. Payment viii
be made on September 2. 1919 provided
that before that date there shall havs
been received from tho United States Gov
eminent on account OF compensation
dent' with other available funds 20 paw
the same, and payable at a later date
received.
The transfer books will not clos.
c w. wOOI FORn Sac-...-v
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OFFICERS WANTED for the New M.r-
chant Marine. Experienced men can
cure free training for q license as deck
onicers and engineer orhcers at the schools
of the L. S. Shipping Board. Course in
six weeks, hts for third mates
license or higher: open to men OF two years
deck experience, or to men who are gradu-
stes of high schools or colleges and have
one years experience on a ship of 1000
gross tons or over, or ensign graduates OF
the Naval Intensive Training Course aud
having four months service at sea on the
bridge. Ocean or coastVise service ac-
cepted. half time allowed for fisheries or
for work on lake, hay or sound
Free course in marine engineering; ono
month hts for third assistant engineers
license or higher; open to men of mecha nj
cal and engineering experience. including
locomotive and stationary engineers. ma
chinists on marine engines, graduates Of
mechanical engineering schools: graduate
ensigns OF the Naval Intensive Training
Course after having four months service as
Junior Engineer Oficer at sea. and marine
oilers and water tenders,
Apply Harold 1. Alden and A. p. SpauId-
ing, 81 Jersey Avenue. Jersey City, y. j. ;
Prof Edward C. wesselhoeft and Prof. Z.
?. Church. Jr., The Polytechnic Institute
50 Livingston Street. Brooklyn. New York.
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To Sell Airplane Linen,

According to information received here
l. J. Martin. who purchased 10000. 900
yards OF airplane linen from the British
Government recently. has appointed C. \.
Marsh OF Waterloo, la. to represent
him In the disposal OF 100000 yards
OF the linen which has been allotted for
sale In this country.
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LOST POUND AND REWARDS.

LOST Boston bulldog, blind in one eye
white breast; reward. 81 Gates Ave.
Brooklyn.
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RESALE PRICE LAW
Is AGAIN URGED
U. s. Trade Board Renews Plea
That Manufacturers Fix
Charges.
ACTION TO BE REVIEWED
Supreme Court Ruling in Case
Against Colgate & Co.
Is Cited.
lCTION TO BE REVIEWED

WASHINGTON, July 13.-Renewal rec
concentration that manufacturers be per-
mitted by law to fix and maintain resale
prices. subject to review by dlsin-
terested agency. was made by the Fed
eral Trade Commission to-day in spe-
clal report to Congress- Existing laws
which have been interpreted by the Su-
preme Court in the case against Colgate
& Co. and In other test cases, to prevent
fixing of resale prices, should be amend
ed, the commission believes, with a view
to removing the present completely In
the business world, to promoting the eff
cheney of manufacturing and commercial
institutions and to serving the interests
OF the consuming public.
Under the commissions recommenda-
ton. first advanced In report to Con-
gress last December. manufacturers de-
string 10 Ak and maintain resale prices
would file with an agency TO be deSig-
mated by Congress descriptions of their
articles. contracts of sale and the price
schedules 10 be maintained.
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Norway Asks for Mercha nd Use.

disc for department and retail dry goods
stores, textiles. fancy goods. notions and
as ana shFts Tor anS
Is desired by Arm in Norway.
sis. An agency is d. desired Sd. BY arm II
ei7. Tho representation OF American
IN swi tu or IN ESTops is desired BY
a Swiss who speaks several languages. one
OF which is English. He wishes to par
ritory around Morocco.
els. The purchase or agency for the sale
OF chemical products is desired by hrm
sls. 4 nrm o, general merchants In
England desires 20 be placed In touch
milk products. canned fruit and vegetables
and also pit wood and pit ropes from the
$40. The purchase and agency is desired
by a firm IN France for the sale of con-
struction materials for buildings and fac
tories.
ssl. Fine jewe!ry. novelties. silver
and kindred lines are required from Amer
lean manufacturers by commercial agent
s2s. Cereals, wheat and oats are +e-
CURED by an importer in Switzerland.
s2S. The purchase OF machinery for the
preparation of the agave or hennequn
plant into fbre for the making OF rope
machines for rhe Smelling OF almonds, ma
itns engines for use on small fishing YES
seis is desired by a man In Italy.
s... An agency 10 desired by a man In
Italy for the sale of shipbuilding machines
snetal working machines, woodworking ma
chimes, can making machines. hle making
machines. ball bearings and padlocks
ss6. A company in England desires to
purchase or secure an agency for the sale
OF compressed wood bungs for barrels, plain
without stamped trade marks. sizes from
IL to 8 inches in diameter by 10 and u inch
thick. Of standard quality poplar and satin
wood.
s2s. The representative OF company
IN England who 10 In this country 10 in
terested In the immediate purchase Of Of
nee furniture and appliances, trunks, en-
amel ware. kitchen and household utensils
and appliances toys and typewriters
Products slightly used b. war Industries
are acceptable.
ear. An import firm in tho Canary Is
lands desires 10 establish commercial re-
lAtions with manufa cturers and exporters
of textiles and Colonial products, as gem
eral representatives,.
s:s. The purchase OF machinsy for the
hliing. folding and FASTING OF flower and
vegetable sead packages 10 desired by d
hrm in Belgium
a2s. The purchase OF machinery for max .
ing soda water and 10 OF. bottles Is de-
sired by a hru In Greece
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sAPULPA REFINING COMPANY

New York. July IL. lsls.
dir'dend OF -. on the Capital stocL
or thI. lompany has been declared. paw
able August LIST, 1879. Transfer Booi
5ih, 1919. august
L. y. oPPENHEIMER. secr.,.rv.
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VERMONT RESORTS.
Free Information booklets by writing
Harry A. Black. Sec. Of 6tate. Publicity
Bureau. Montpelier. VI.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Hotel Newcastle, by the Sea. Ports
wentworth mouth. NH Write for informlton.
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FOREIGNERS SEEKING
GOODS IN AMERICA
-
Inquiries From Many Nations
Covering Wide Range Of
Commodities.
FRANCE QUERIES OFTEN
Spain, Italy, Switzerland, Bel
GUM and Greece Also Coun-
tries Interested.
FRANCE QUERIES OFTEN

The weekly list OF trade chances gath
cred by the United States Department Is
given below. Addresses of persons and
firms mentioned may be obtained through
THE Sun. Questions regarding pub
lished items should be on separate sheets,
a sheet to each item. and the number OF
the item should in all cases be stated.
THE sun does not furnish credit ratings
or assume any responsibility as'to tho
standing of business men or firms abroad.
The usual precautions should be taken
m all cases. Those desiring United
States goods and what they want are:
ssA A cooperative wholesale society In
the Netherlands desires TO buy -four d.
res f french Sm sIsEns i mschn., suitable
for digging sewer trenches, and concrete
sewer pipe manufacturing machines are
required by the engineer OF city OF
sss. A British company IN Msnchuris Is
interested in the importation OF agricul :
suits able for that country and Siberia.
es1. The purchase o. charcoal heaters
a:sd for healing "a S sSGs Of water
ss6 The purchase and agency for the
sale of refriserstors finished in wood
desired by a merchant in Belgium.
sss. The purchase Of electric vacuum
sweepers Is desired by firm In Canada
800. Catalogues OF ma CHI inery for cutting
trees. pulling stumps and roots. clearing
away branches. transportation OF logs; OF
trucks. switches. &c. for supplying rail-
way. n portable crane on a moving plat
form, and circular. band and multiple
blade saws, &c, are desired by man In
Spain. He also desires complete estimates
for an OUTFIT capable OF cutting. transport
Ing and saving into boards 100000 tons OF
timber year.
aoi. The purchase and agency are re-
quired by a firm in Australia OF all motor
requisites, accessories. tires. cars, &C.
novelties and speciality lines; electric light
inE appliances for Householder, cinemato.
graph sets, bioscope accessories, hlms and
cycle and motorcycle accessories.
so2. Nall making machines are desired
by a arm in Portugal
500. The purchase or agency Tor the
sale OF machinery for the manufacture
of nails, metal screws and bed springs Is
desired by a man in Italy.
soi. The purchase and agency for the
sale of raw zinc in plates and pieces, min
erals, mixtures of tungsten. chrome. nickel
&C., for metal manufacturing are required
by a man in Italy.
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York. yet every county in the State is
included in the list of those which have
applied for charters.
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Not to Public Interest.

That unrestrained price cutting is not
in the public interest and tends event
ually to impair, II not to destroy. the
production and distribution Of articles
desirable to the public.
There must be a common ground"
the commissions report said. wherein
the rights of producer. purveyor and
consumer may each be fully secured and
equity done to all. The Supreme Court
has made 1t clear that in the present
state Of the law the maintenance OF a
resale price by the producer is a re-
straint OF trade and is unlawful.
"Such being the Judgment OF the Su-
preme Court, the Federal Trade Com
mission has enforced the law. even
though II may have appeared to operate
inequitably in some cases"
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Would Review Com plants.

Tho disinterested agency would be
charged with the duty upon complaint
Of any dealer or consumer or other party
at interest" to review the terms OF con-
tracts and prices
The commissions recommendations.
the report said. were based on the fol-
lowing conclusions:
That producers OF identified goods
identified by trade mark or trade prac-
tice-should be protected in their intan-
gibie property right or good will. created
through years Of fair dealing and of sus-
tanned quality OF merchandise:
That the unlimited power both TO Ak
and to enforce and maintain resale prices
may not be made lawful with safety ;
and
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st Louis. Missouri. July /. 1879
ne Hoard OF Directors Of BROWN SHOE
COMPANY. INC. at d meeting hsld 49,.
declared u dividend Of N.TS per shsr. on
ne preferred stock OF this company pay-
record July loth, 1919. oi
WIN. kRAIL. seerstAry.
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VERMONT.

spend . glorious vacation at one OF the
New England shore Resorts-
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Drugs Wanted in Spain.

eos. The purchase by Arm in. Spain
Of drugs OF every description, pharma:
ceutical products, toilet articles and kin
dred lines Is desired.
sos. A firm in Belgium urgently desires
TO purchase machinery for cutting to-
bacco and making cigarettes
France from manufacturers for the sale
of iron. steel and copper pipes: also from
manufacturers of canned goods. preserves
and food products generally.
sos. An Importer In France wishes to Sc
cure an agency on commission 70 the sale
OF wool and cotton yarn for cloth manu-
facture, sewing and weaving thread; un-
blsached, bleached and printed cotton
cloth, drills, shtrtings, nainsooks, nannels,
and also raw cotton for yarn spinning and
tswed leather.
EOS. Catalogues and price lists Of all
kinds of store and office furnishings are
desired by a firm in South Africa that Is
about to erect a large store building.
$40. person In Italy wishes TO pur-
ogeneous iron for construction in reen-
forced concrete OF D. g, 10 and IL MILL
meters. length u meters; zinced iron tubes
with screw attachment and handles In
measures from to inches ahat Is. y
"a. s-ll, IL. " and ?; steel tubes. Man
nesmann type Of cast iron. diameters OF
more than inches; same for the jointures,
elbows. curves, reductions. &c. and brass
faucets. curved mouths, measures y to /
inch
sii. A merchant in Switzerland wishes
to secure an agency for the sale OF foun-
tain pens for American manufacturers.
s12. The purchase OF black cstrame min =
erals. a product of d!stillation of fossil
coal. or mineral tar, not product OF wood.
is desired by a manufacturer in Italy.
Plenty of samples are wanted by parcel
post. TO be paid for II necessary. Samples
are also desired of black naval pitch.
sl3. A company in British East Africa
desires to purchase and secure agencies
for the sale of canned goods. cereals
meats. hsh. fruits. vegetables. spices,
pickles, jams. milk, tellies. condimen ts.
baking powder. &C, and hardware, ma
and machinery, agricultural implements,
fencing materials, corrugated iron and
paints and varnlshes
sIL The purchase by a company in Eng
land of combined pencils and tassels for
use with dance programmes, cards, &C.,
IL desired. The tassels must be In colors,
pink. blue and white.
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LEARN TO BE a cHAUFFEUR-Plsas-
ant. profitable work; day and evening
elasses. Send for free booklet and pasa
WEST SIDE Y, ". C. A.. IiS West S7th 81.
wORMplGGER wanted. H. MERKER
1872 Amsterdam Ave
The sun., 1919-07-14

west sfD1 u d. send for booklet and pa,.
w C;As. .osehooI. Telephone colunba'
jaw. b7th 81. 1890. HpsctAi classes for AdIs,
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HELP wANTED-MALK.

MULTIGRAPH opERATOR-I2o Broad
way, Equitable Bldg, Room 1851
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The transfer books will not close
c. w. wOOLFORn, Secr..s
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1919-08-22

There is more catarrh In this section
of the country than all other diseases
put together, and for years ID AIS sup
pssed 20 be lncuIaole. Doetors prescribed
local remedies, and by constantly failing
TO cure with local treatment pronounced
IT incurable. Catarrh is a local disease,
greatly influenced By constitutional con-
ditions and therefore requires eongtiln-
tional treatment. Halls Catarrh Nedi
cine, manufactured by +. J. Cheney 6,
Co, Toledo, Ohio, is a constitutional
remedy, IS taken internally and acts
thru the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces
of the System. One Hundred Dollars re
ward Is offered for any case that Ealrs
Catarrh Medicine fails to cure. Send for
circulars and testimonials
j. j. CHENEY d CO., Toledo. Ohio.
Sold by Druggists, Zoe.
Hairs Family Pills for constipation.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1919-08-22
The Homelike Church.

The Sunday School at the Meth
odist church meets at 10 a. m.
Preaching at IL a. m. Epworth
League at Z p. 81. Prayer meeting
Thursday at 1880 p. III.
The pastor wants to be a friend
to all who care for his friendship
and to build church that vii
boost for the best for Orofino.
F. L. MOORE, Pastor.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1919-08-22
Notice Parents and Guard
ianS: School Attendance

TO some other training school, TAX
ing into account the years of the
child with reference to the insti-
tuition selected. Any child commit
ted to children's home, on it's be-
ing shown to the judge OF said
court that it is incorrigible and
vicious, may be transferred to the
Industrial School or other proper
institution. No child committed to
any reformatory shall be detained
beyond his majority, and may be
discharged sooner, or paroled by
the trustees or board of control un-
der rules and restrictions applicable
to other inmates. Any order or COM
mitment may be suspended by the
judge of the probate court during
such time as the child may reg
ularly attend school and properly
conduct itself. The expense of the
transportation of the child to the
juvenile reformatory shall be paid
by the county from which the child
is committed.
Probation Officers Appointment
and Duties.
Sec. 1853. The probate courts of
the several counties in this State
shall have authority to appoint or
designate one or more discreet per-
sons of good moral character to
serve as probation officers during
the pleasure of the court; said pro-
baton officers having authority to
act only upon the request and un-
der the direction of the probate
court, and to receive such compen-
sation for services actually per-
formed as the probate court shall
deem just and proper. The number
of paid probation officers appointed
and designated by the court shall
be as follows: In counties in
which the last school census shows
school population of over five
thousand $4,000 not to exceed two
ca probation officers; IN all other
counties not to exceed one(1) pro-
baton officer. In case a probation
officer shall be appointed, it shall
be the duty of the judge of the
court, if practicable, to notify said
probation officer when any child is
to be brought before the court; it
shall be the duty of said probation
officer to make investigation of
such case; to be present in court
to represent the interests of the
child when the case is heard; to
furnish ito the court such informa-
ton and assistance as the court or
judge may require; ana to take
charge of any child before and after
the trial as may be directed by the
court or judge. Probation officers
provided for by this chapter are
hereby vested with all power and
authority of~sheriffs, constables and
police officers to make arrests and
perform other duties incident to
their offices as probation officers.
School Trustees to Report Delin-
quents.
Sec. 1914 1t shall be the duty of
the board Of trustees of each school |
district to report TO the County
School superintendent all cases of
truahcy, delinquency, ana incorrigi-
bility which arise within their re-
spective districts, and such County (
School superintendent shall mined /
lately report such cases to the I
nudge cf Al nrohet rolIrt
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1919-08-22
CLEARWATER REPUBLICAN,
$3.50 Per Year In Advance.

Entered March IL, 1912, as sec
ond class mail matter in the post
Office at oroiino, Idaho, under the
Act of Congress of March 3, 1879.