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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-16
MnY ncnlncc 1nMcr.

PARIS, Nov. 10 NIuvns) --lnfor-
nation reached Paris today 10 the
effect that the council of tho league
Of nations In uonHidcrlrg replacing
sir Reginald Tower M hlRh commits.
aioner OF the free city of Dau2ig and
that decision will bo reached AZ
some future meeting. Tho choice
would 20 to IA neutral power, prob
ably 20 Norway, the advices said.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-16

morning and at noon addressed O
club luncheon at the chamber of
commerce.
Dr. Brumbaugh urges joint action
~ states with the federal govern
mcnt In practical instruction In
health matters and adequate phys
icai instruction under the federal aid
plan Of the Foss-CHpper bill Under
this bin the government will allot
tiO,00O.000 for distribution TO states
witch appropriate an amount equal
TO that given,
Early this afternoon Dr. Brum-
baugh ictt Tor Tuiaa where no is to
address "A state conference ~ social
workers.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-16
Buddhists Break Up
Christian Celebration

TOXIC, Nov. i5.--SalvatiOn army
leaders will ondeavor 10 hold to-
night the silver jubilee celebration
meeting which was broken up last
night by mob OF nnti-Chrlstian
BuddhistH In the second Buddhist,
outbreak within 20 hours. The mob
entered the hall being used by the
salvation army, tore down tho deco
rntlons and dispersed only after the
Salvation army leaders had ad-
journed the mOptiug.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-16
pig I,ohbcry az Miami.

MIAMI, Nov. t5.--Costly rurs and
exponsive dresses To tho Wholesale
value ~ approximately $500 were
stolen last night from the Palace
Dry Goods company here. Money IN
cash register wan not touched. En- e.
trance 10 the store was affected by
pryinR panel from rear window.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-16

CHICAGO, Nov i5.--Chicago bak-
ers were summoned to city hall
today by Russell Poole, secretary Of
ne councils high cost OF living com
mitlce and urged 20 reduce the price
of bread from Is cents for a pound
loaf 20 10 cents Unless the request
Ir complied with, Mr.. Poole told the
bakers tho city will launch cam
paign advising housewives to boycott
bakers aud resume home baking uu-
~ the price comes down.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-16

several agricultural colleges in other
states have been changed to climi-
nate schools In Wisconsin and Iowa
and 20 add a school in Indiana to
the list, II was announced tonight by
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-16
BETTER HEALTH IS SOUGHT
Former Governor Irumbnuph of
prnnsyllnnin speaks IN state

OKLAHOMA CITY. nov. l5.--Dr.
". e. Brumb1uEh. former governor
~ rcnusylvonia began hricf tour
"r oklahoma today I'm the interest ~
physical education IN schools llo
conferred with state Officials nv the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-16

II. VI. Cottrell, agricultursu.t Co.,
Little Rock board OF commr-..'' ''' NE
date for the start Of th, ..... lhe
mas been changed from N.y.,,sass'oo aso
l6 to November 20. hoet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-16

Arkansas Solons to Tour.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. Nov. 15.--
Plans ~ Arkansas Legislators to visit
Washington Journal., 1920-04-16
Der @runo.

&ibtcr: nSie gebeu 8lL 3ipiiden
2 uno 8 llbr morgens nit einern
faIiden Sdliiiiel In oos Sails oes
3eugen georrmgen 8u iein?"
Ingeflogter: SD bin oas Spfcr
zines Srrtums. SD bin nidt nit
einem folid)en Sdliiiiel e%ingeorin'
gen, ionnern nit mcinem eigelten.
SD elaubte, es mGre meme @ob'
nurg, unO 5lliGaig poBte oild ntetn
SfliiHel."
@id)ter; Sol @arlm baben sic
ober, ais Die Salisfrau Sbnen emit
eeecntrat, ourd eth 6eriter 81 file,
ben Oeriud)t nnO iiu0 iblieBli6 otIf
sen @ooen geFroden?"
glngefloeter; SD Oodte, es ipor
meme 6rali, Serr @oriibcnoer!".
Ser Gngeflogte iuurNe fretgelpro
den.
Washington Journal., 1920-04-16
Ser 6O6e Nbiat.

Gs mor einmol cine aQerliebIte
hinge Game unO alld) Elm itol6er,
iunQer W}ann. Sic liebten Iid) mo
6otten Iid ouBer1cm eben oerlobt.
@ine8 Cages fomen iie unterge.
fcBt sic IaroOeitraBe oaber. 9ie
Come I6ierl, iie botten llelte alei.
ser an uno iporcn perlobt unO ie6r
gliidlid.
g(1lf Dem 8iirgeriteig iino liegell-
DC @iIengitter Inn Die 8aumltamnle
6erum angebro6t. sic trot III IT,
rem @liif orgloS allf fold elm Sit.
teo uno = ibr bo6er a6iab Ionf
Elm rno flemmte ii6 8tuiI6ell oen
@itter6ftmtngen felt.
90 Itono iie MN. Sic perIltd-
tie, 8l tim, ol3 6lie6e iie lteDeL neil
es i6r geraoe Gergniigen madte,
aber lire Sren0e iab gelnad)t ails.
ll~nteroeIlcn orebte nnO Donote tie
Den 9(bIoB, mar nber nid)t imitanoe,
i'm su loderll. Ser iunge Monrl
berIudte, i6r Sl be1ferL aber eS &C.
lang i6ra nidt. Sic itaro oa nno
fab IeDr rot un0 iebr aaerlieblt
ans. Ser in1ge Mam fato al
les impatient.
9ie 2eltte ouf ser Strobe fan0en
es iebr amiiiant.
g3ieb sir Sen GGnb aus iagte
ser illnge Manr, aber feline @e,
liebte mollte ni6t.
Sci nid)t 10 eigeniinnig," fllDr
er fort, non iiebit bod, ooB es nidt
ge1t!"
SD nil nid)t bier ItaGen lnlG
MIDI id6men."
Scr iungc Monn fling an, Elm
flcin tpenig 5u 3iirlen, o6er feline
Neliebte lpoltc trob0em nid)t-
n@eb megl" iogte lie idlnd-
5eno.
oSo!" iagte Ser iungc @fann.
SD ioll aebell?! gu millt oaB
Is ans iTt2"
.oSso, oos lit pobl oo8 6eitel"
,g8ie on miait, ~ ~le6eioo6ll4
limo ser Itolae, iunge @tann liii
tete iteif Sen SUIT mo ging nlo
fii6lte fi6 tief perlebt III %Ieiiler 81.
aenfthoft DIS Itol5er, inltqer N}onn
Gobolo CT Inn Ole Gde ge6ogen
mar, biifte Gih sic hinge Game
fduea, aog Sen Gdlt6 aug, beireite
ifren Q(6iab nno aina. Sas oQes
qcfdoh Tchr idnef, ober Ole III
tereiiiert umheriteheuocn 9dme1l
6ancrftcn trosoem, oaB Tie ci1 God
i'm strumpf bate.
Washington Journal., 1920-04-16

munnert. lpa2 ie mid 5i ia0e not
SD fam S5bue iaoe, ib ben geiiIDlt
ais Oh il en- iumger Seller uon 20
Sobr mar. 9tui einmal ben i0
SteppS geb6rt lin bctobr Dob i@
en- Gioie gcbobt BEN, mas Die @tdtter
mar, ben auf etnmol Oie Stamln'
adid,t pom @eoeSmeilcr III Oie Si5'
ale lit 6ront BON MIDI o%cltunne
5dicwiB, mas 1en i6 MID olptuer
ga oedrgertl Sebt m0ft i1 nor
wiIic, lper oa an mid geifpiebIt ge'
6a6t bat! Die 6loren5 is oufge'
tI6umpt I'M bat ibren Suit I'M ibre
Soar a6genomme III oenfe &c MIR
email all, ga ben id erIdt orSgefun'
ne, ooB sic 8loren8 niemarlo olt'
nerIdter mar, tpie ser alte edit
piaf, ser @eoeSweiler.
Sd fam Sbue ia9c, id) ben &C.
fii6lt, pie e Someel nit orei 9udels,
uomit i'd berbleiue S9ne Sbrlt lie
per
@6iGipp 5duerump fer
Washington Journal., 1920-04-16
Melfe nit Muiit.

Sale nid5t aus alien @plfen,
Semen gSis rer6apfen nil i6,
Gilbe, nit Mulif gemolten,
Gctea boppeIt 70 bel Maial9.
Sn Nmerifa erprpbte
Mlnn Die Sad)e. uuo iie tlappte,
Sen grfois Der elmer lobte.
Grin ole Mil1 fat ilbcri1ipappte.
ad). lpie flob tic ipdrli9 obnc
Seres Sett. 10 oiinu uno mayer;
Ser Drum nit Dem @rammopbone,
aufsele9t Die n~ereItcn S9la9er.
Sell. i6on erinien ale @inoer,
@enn lie bann Dem (S)Ogtrot laulden
llno DIE albnlusb 8rinit nldt miroer,
Sort lie's pie Gin @ddlein rauld)en.
simmer, innter nod Elm 9r0pfden;"
Nlcs frelt iicb tanui6aliid,
Goll ipiro lehes Sent topfdlen -
9arum melfe mub-iifalil6!
Washington Journal., 1920-04-16

6rogItd. alein-9 ietrid
lat fir Sen Stor0 eifrig 3uder-
itiidden aufS SenIterbrett gelegt.
9ad Ginger 3eit fommen 3pil-
lingsi6neiterdea an. gubi bat aber
nod ni6t genug, uno eineS Cages
fragt er nodoenflid ans ieiner
Gpielede beralts: uMlltter, friegt
man bon Sa6orin altd) ainoer?l"
Som dIauen Setter.
@lutter: og5 lit einfu6 fiirhterlid,
ME teller beut5utage alleS it'll"
8eter: uMutter, lab mid einfau-
felL ainOer 5ablen ia nllr Die
@olfte!"
- 8erfebrte @elt. 0Nun
Wiorib, mas iagit 3e oa5u, oaB Set
ne Mrtter pieoer beiraten min -
lit eS Sir reht2"
v@arum nidt meinen Sc
gen bot iiel"
Washington Journal., 1920-04-16
Ole Miiifppra NJ j E.

Sic &ififoprdmi e.
GNaltplas Berlin, EauellbienltraBe;
SN trete alif i'm 81 nto froge:
n@os foltet Die Soiletteieife?" Oar
allf er: II Marf so 8fennig." SD:
.GeItern foitete iie aber bod nod
T Marf." 0Sa Maoane," iagt er,
,cie so 8fennige iino fir bic Mnglt,
mir fonnen ieoen 9~lrtgenblid feitge-
non1mcll iper0en."
0fprenBiid. vSa9er
sic, 6rdulein, fenllen Sic Den
Serrn @rigoleit?"
uNein, Ben fem id) nidt!"
sea, fellnen Sic pieleift Der
Serrn S6neioerein?"
vNeir, Ben fenl' i6 alldJ nid)t.
So fcnn' i5 nod cher ben SerrlI
Grigoleit."
Washington Journal., 1920-04-16

Ole riNtige aniiG t.
v0Senn iD ,tmaS franf bin, lud)' toy
euleu Ar5t allL oenl Die Aer5te
mouen ood) audi lcbel. Ser per-
ldjreibi mir Ell Ne5tpt, oas ld) benz
Apotbctcr m%siiibren lolle, penn
ulld) Oir ~Npotbeter poien ia teDen.
M9eun tD Damn llah Saule folllllle,
nerf' iJ Sieaept nllo Ar5nel gum
6ellter binnus."
.gtanu. Marum oenn oasY
uSSSo, id) bite sic, id) mill oodl
idilcbild alld) lebcr!"
Neioid d.. .Mein Mianii 1T
OF 10 III oie 8eltung pertIeft, Gag !
Ell oarilher oas Glen gdn5 oerglBI.
.An 10 an biaigen Wianii moGf'
id aud Dab'n!"
Washington Journal., 1920-04-16
ecltia,nss upn DIR.

Gin mlfnterfiamer YeotadJter Dat
6ic ii6errai6cnoe &ahrnebmn!lq
gculaGt, oaB oas DIR pdIlrcllo Der
lebten Sabr5cbnte bcS 2ebells tpci
scr ipddlt, uno oaB es nit Dem
@odstlun bis gum Eoce nicbt
me6r auf1ort. @eni man iid Die
Mii6e gibt. feline NllfmerfIomfctt
alif sic 9bren 81 ridtell, 10 miro
man finoen, oaB sic dltercn Eerio-
acl nngleid) groBere Sbren boben
ols sic iunoel. Cine 6ran 3. 9,
fam I'M Sitter bon 40 Sa6rea Oh
rem mittlerer GroBe uno NIT 60
Sahren redt anicbnli6e Shren "a
Zen.
9us melfem Grllnoe sic Sbren
oa8 gauge 2cbcn hinonrf mad)ien,
mdbrcnb Dies bel Ser Naic nidt Der
;yal lit, lit Gin Geheimnis. Mif
cinioe anoerc 9emerfuuaen bin
lidtlidl Der Shrcn iino intereiiant,
10 beiIpielspeiie oie, ooB Sic Sc
Itolt ser Sbren our6 @ererbung
ii%6ertraqcn miro @elebrte, oie iiber
@erbreher Torihunaen onoeIteat
Na6en, b%cboilpten befanntlif, onb
aieie eal,s Defenders oe!taltcte oh
rem bclikcn.
@s oi6t hoAiiipahrideinlih audi
fam einen mcn'd'en in Scr @eli.
ser Gin Baor bollfommen aleidlge=
hiloeter Shren h6ttc Wei Ben mel.
item Wenihen 'ino fie mcrflidY Der.
Shiebrn. ituo sipar nidt MIR IN H..
rcr @eItoA Sonoern and hinfidltlih
Ihrer @roBe.
Ger 81 dnger. Sp1ger
9(rdt (5u icinem Sreuno): o9enf Dir
bios, bent mar Der erite 8atient bel
mir, itcinreid-
Sreuno: u@a, uno mas feblt
ibm?"
sSltuser slr8t: .@idts."
5relulo: uSluge, Slinge, oa maBt
on abcr nod pici lcrnen."
Washington Journal., 1920-04-16

Scr Gtlloent ioute audi lieber
icine G9rlocn e8ablen, als iid ocn
Gurus zines ioiden S~unoebiebs 5n
Ieilten!"
.@ie, ser Suno lit ourdalls fem
Gurus, Der lit auf sic @ldnbiger
creiiiertl"
Washington Journal., 1920-04-16

- Ra6tgebet. 80 bebrer
MorarD lno ~2anoespater, febre 5rl-
rid ltno fibre in unirer Gerlpal-
ting mieoer Die alten 3uitdnoe elm!
Gin gan5es SaDr meines 2ebers TT
iebt pergangen, obne oab ib por le-
maroen1 gefrohen mare II"
Washington Journal., 1920-04-16
3 p%eifeI6ofte8 SOB

3peifeIbofte5 SOB.
g.: uModt Sbre Jingle Sodter
Sorti6ritte IN Der NfAiif2"
g.: uSebr; ibr 2ebrer iagt lie
ipielt Mo5art in elmer 8eile, ipie lie
iid @o3ort ielbit nidt bdtte tralt'
ilacn l%oilen."
Ger fdIoue Sreter.
@ie fling eS SarrD an, Die 3ultlm'
n1ilng Der 9[lten CUR Seirat NIT Der
So6ter at b%efommen9~
vgd, iebr einfad; ct 1T nelllid)
Ser often olif Der ounflen Stiege
begegret, bat iie abgefiiBt nno iif
oann entiGrtloiet, er Bobe tie fir
sic So9ter gebalten."
Washington Journal., 1920-04-16

Ole @eou16iee. u9llio,
wiilen sic, nit meinem Mann 1T
es nidt mebr a~lls5ubolten. Nul
tDarte i6 aitf i'm idon iiber cine
Stunoe!"
u@as min bas iagen? Sd tporte
ouf einen Mann idon iiebenuno-
6reiBig Sabrel"
Washington Journal., 1920-04-16

nebertrumpt t. 8ei Der
lekten 2anomirtidoftlideu SlnsItel'
lung baben iid ole 8reisri6ter er.
boben, Inn meinen Safe 5t betpun.
BERN"
.Gas lit gar ni1tsl Mciter 1T
Ielblt bingeloufen uno bat li6 bic
@roBe @oloene Weoaiae geDolt!"
Washington Journal., 1920-04-16

9ie 81 a6e e. .g8as, oen ida.
biaen aerl, ben &isingcr, laoen sic
sum @iien ein?"
50, id BIN ibm nod Rebande
idul6ig fir feline leBte @elenifaft."
Washington Journal., 1920-04-16
Srasment.

sues Cute 1T aud fdon se0adt iuore
ben,
SIZES @ebadte i6rn einmaI seiast
iuorben.
glles lit ouf i0on einmal perladt
iuorben.
Washington Journal., 1920-04-16

@er Meoesmes
tcr is oen anuerc
Gag 5u mid font
nc mo bot &C.
iogt: SD ntnb
llilr email ielbli
%folnnla, for ous5u'
iinoe, iuaS ole
Mfdtter nit Did.
is. @aruln loBl
ou Oih oelln gar
Washington Journal., 1920-04-16
Nbiase.

n0eben mir us Yanuptifrm9"
.9in ib idon nal gepeien!"
rNa, baum LAB ms ins aole9
geben!"
Bin i'd audi iaOn NAL selue-
ianl"
Washington Journal., 1920-04-16

Mieter: Sit Die @obnung aber
a,t6 rubig?
id, Sbnen. Snnerbalb ieds Wto.
rate iino bier 3lpei Moroe uno orei
ginbrii1e paiIiert = uno man bat
obiolut niGts oabon gemerftl
&~inoermnno. ngei Dir
All Souie lit es lpobl INNER iebr
beiB. Snfel?" uWarnm, mem
Sunge2" -
vy.a, @ater iaste geitern aiir
Mntter, oeine Srau beige Dir inn1er
gcborie ein!"
Seine @rfIarung.
@ie erfldrlt on bir's, bob i'd elm
gtiid @unmireifen in oieier Wurlt
gefunoen babe?" NE,
.Meiu lieber Wiaiam, oas 5eigt
MIR, oab oas Muto LIBERAL oas
9iero eriest,"
Washington Journal., 1920-04-16
GfrMer 9d)reihebrlet bee
! hiltpp 5anerampfFr.
8.

Mein Iicber Ser gie0adtiondr:-
Washington Journal., 1920-04-16

2afoniid. oWie Itelts
oenn eigentlid nit Dem @anfier
@uloenfelo?"
r@on peiB nibt, it's aeidtum
ooer &eidtun."
Washington Journal., 1920-04-16

n@arum ite6it Oh 0enn bier ant
gingong ltno iperrit 3 @fanl otlt,
S%annes?"
o@enn elmer pieaeidt iei' 3igorr'
obfeqen pin -"
Washington Journal., 1920-04-16

Gle: vDu bH elm 8erfdpuenoer! ge fountet gn nmr Dem Steiner
Gin 10 bobes 3rinfaelo aeben?".
& t: ugerubige Sid; Oafir miro er bon Dem Serrn nlddS betoua'
men. oclen feiuen, nelen litter er mir aMge5oget bot"
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1920-04-15
NOTICE OF SALE OF REALESTATE
AT PRIVATE SALE

In the Probate Court of Idaho county,
state of Idaho.
In the matter Of the estate of Alvin r.
Harris, deceased.
Under authority Of an order OF sale
granted by the Probate Court Of Idaho
county, State of Idaho, dated 18th day
of April, A. d. 1920, will sell at
private sale, the following described
real estate:
The northeast quarter Of the south
west quarter (NEASWA) and the
northwest quarter Of the southeast
quarter (NWASEA) Of Section 4,
Township "a North, Range 2 East b. M.
The sale will be made on or after the
Bird day of May, A. ID. 1920, and bids
will be received at the office of Fred
Il. Butler, Esq, in the city of Lewiston,
Nez Perez county, Idaho. Ten per cent
Of the sum bid and accepted will be
required to be paid in cash on the day
of sale. The remaining ninety per cent
to be paid in cash on the day of the
confirmation of said sale by the pro-
bate court.
Dated this 10Th day Of April, A. d.
1920.
J. JOHN SCHMIDT,
Administrator Of the estate of Alvin
X. Harris, deceased. 21-3t
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1920-04-15

lished. Children of poor or negligent
parents should be provided with med
ical aid and instruction in matters of
hygiene.
8. We ruge most emphatically an in
crease in the salary of the County Su-
perintendents. Knowing the difficult
ties of the position and the arduous
demands of it, we wish to see sub
stantial increase in expense fees and
salariey.
q. Music should be placed in the
regular school course, also gymnas-
tics for all. We should have "Exer-
else for health's sake made attrac-
tive by music.
Z. That a probation officer be ap-
pointed or elected for the purpose of
enforcing attendance i'm schools. Moth
ing is more demoralizing than absence
from school Time is lost, and discip-
line Is weakened. Schools are main
tanned for all children and should be
patronized by all.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1920-04-15
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

Oliver & Turner are agents for Coro-
ma Wool Fat. There Is none better.
For Sale--A Second Hand Phono-
graph with several records. CLAN
WILLIE DRUG co.
Miss Bessie Coyne, for some time
past stenographer at the local forest
office, departed for her new position
at Occur d'Alene last Saturday morn
ing, to which place she had secured a
transfer.
Wheat hay for sale. Extra quality,
ut reduced price. One and one-haf
mile southeast Of Grangeville.-S. b.
Deuel.. lift
FOR SALB-Black pine pole or cord
wood. Phone Farmers rs, the Nurss
ranch. 14tf
DIR. r. ]. Alcorn visited Ferdinand
last Sunday returning the same even
ing.
Used Ford car for sale. Good as
new. See w. G. PEACOCK. 13tf
Farm loans; low rate. Rothweil &
Quinlan.
FOR RENT-Nrce clean rooms at
the Clark HouJe on east Main street,
also all you can eat for 80 cents 15tf
Gid Williams, who underwent q
kerious operation at the Alcorn hospital
some few weeks ago, is now able to
be about the corridors of the hospital
and is showing marked Improvement.
Mr.. Williams Is a pioneer of Idaho
county and well advanced In years,
His numerous friends will be pleased
to learn OF his improvement.
FOR SALE About ten tons OF
grain hay. Call Pacific phone 464.
WE HAVE scratch pads In any size
and color-GLOBE.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1920-04-15

s. That our teachers use thlef
al influence to check the spriI
social and economic unrest so CO.
at the present time. That Ameria
and patriotism be taught in
We know of nothing so easy q
full of successful results as the
ing of patriotic songs, speeches
biographies of great Americans
~, we urge all teachers to y
secure a desire for cleaner mol'
minds and bodies of their pupils
the truth of the saying "A clean
in a clean body" be demonsu
That each teacher be a leader
community. We need more eOp
leaders and who is better abe
more qualified than she who
the power of in loco parents
Signed:
S. FAITH MCGEE
GRACE R. LOW
JOHN V. Han
Com
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1920-04-15
TEACHERS RESOLUTIONS

The Idaho County teachers assem-
bled in Grangeville, Idaho, on Satur-
day, April 3, 1920, discussed and a.
dopted the following resolutions.
1. That adequate salaries be paid
teachers. Increase from the present
low wages to wages that will support
teacher in manner in keeping with
the living standards of the other
learned professions. High standards
cannot be maintained while. the sal
airy is low that a teacher is compelled
In matters of food, clothing, travel,
etc, to resort to other than first class.
Travel, magazines, new books on ped
|agogy, summer courses at normal
school all cost money, and a teacher
cannot keep up to the times without
a generous expenditure of money. We
hope to work out a salary system bas-
ed upon successful teaching exper-
fence, and length of time spent i'm pre-
paration to teach.
:. Better living conditions for teach
ers. Hotel life is not satisfactory. nor
is life with private family always
pleasant. Much difficulty is experience
ed in getting even these. Boarding cot
tages should be established and en-
couraged by Boards Of Education and
citizens of villages and towns. The
high standards of the profession can
not be maintained while teacher is
compelled to take board and lodging
any place 1t may be offered to her
: 3. We would like to see better
spirit of fraternalism, professional
spirit, and professional ethics among
teachers. This already exist in other
professions, why not in ours? A teach
er who under bids another in matters
OF salary is guilty of breech of pro
fessional ethics. This, too, is resnon.
sible for low wages.
4. A County Clinic should be estab.
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Dress MakiDg-Mrs. F. G. Ascnt

Dress Making-Mrs. F. G. Ascner.
1S-3t
Fred Miller Of the Miller harness
shop, returned Sunday evening from a
few days business visit at Spokane
This is the time to get that vacuum
sweeper and use 1t on your rugs for
your spring cleaning. They are easier
on rugs than any other method Of
cleaning and they get the dirt out of
them. Grangeville Electric Light &
Power Co.
Il. s, Sweet came in Monday night
from Moscow where he had been in a
hospital for short time. Mr.. Sweet
has not been well for some time past
and at Moscow was placed on diet
which 1t Is hoped will afford him re-
lief.
At the Smoke House you will find
on sale Columbia Grafanolas and all
me ihJSSt rtcOruh.
Auctioneer I. Il. Zuver and G. Il.
Walks, who recently formed partner
shrip for, the handling of public sales
in this part Of the country, We're ar
rivals In the city last Monday even
ing, Mr.. Zuver from Yakima and Mr..
Walks from Lewiston, and on Tuesday
went out to cry the w. J. Nuxoll sale
I'm the Greencreek section. Both gentle
men departed ON the following morn
ing's train for their homes.
Geo. d. Wiley returned Sunday
night from business visit to Yakima,
where he and a number OF others ac-
companied /. II. Zuver last week. Mr..
Zuver recently became interested in a
real estate firm of that place and is
now making his home there. Mr.. VIII
ley did not purchase but stated ON his
return that that section of the country
was ON the boom and prices were very
high. An eight-room house at Yakima
rents for $40 per month and none were
to be had. A large number of build
ings were being erected and work plen-
tiful.
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CARD OF THANKS

MI. and Mrs. w. r. Ketron Of Den
yer, wish to express their appreciation
CT the numerous kindnesses and words
OF sympathy extended them during the
illness, death and burial Of their LII.
tie daughter which occurred last wee,,
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1920-04-15
FOR SALE

One 1920 model 7-passenger Stude-
baker, driven less than 1000 miles; one
second hand Ford; second hand Dodge.
All IN good condition. Main Street
Garage. 19tf