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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-11
END OF THE BAND CONCERTS

After the band concert at School No. s next Wednesday
night there will remain in the band concert fund a balance
nf $52. AS each concert costs $135 it is plain that unless
S83 are contributed during the next few days next week will
be the end of the concerts. The $50 balance will be turned
over to the park board to be used as the board sees fit.
That the concerts have been a great success is evident
from the growing attendance as each succeeding concert is
given. But the popular subscription toward defraying the
EXPENSES of the concerts has been very small. The 1897
that was raised came from a mere handful of people in a few
large donations. Now that the citizens realize what the con-
certs mean and the enjoyment they bring to the crowds
every Wednesday night, it would seem as II there should be
i = tronble in raising the $50 needed to assure at least an
other concert after the one next week. Here is a chance for
the public in general to show their appreciation. Unless the
$50 is forthcoming during the next week the next concert
will be the last.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-11

@. When was the term f1apper
first applied to young girls ?-K II.
a. The word "fapper" has been
in use in England for close on two
centuries. The term originally i'm
Piled young ducks not yet able to
hy. Early in the eighteenth cen
tury growing girls were first called
"fappers" from a fancied resem-
blance to young ducks.
@. Are there any substances that
are actually notwithstanding.
A. There is no substance of such
high resistance as to be termed a
non-conductor. The so-called ION
conductors r. properly termed in
sulators.
g. Please give the address of H.
G.. Welsh. J. s.
A. The London address of Mr..
II. G. Wells is 100 Whitehall Courts,
s. WI.
q. What is the big star in the
southeast about $3.50 o'clock? Where
are Venus, Jupiter. Mars and Sat
urn ?-D.. N.
A. The Naval Observatory says
that the red planet which appears
in the southeast early in the evening
Saturn are still visible in the eve
Ming sky west of the meridian. Mer-
curry is now a morning star, but Is
not easily seen on account of its
proximity to the Sun.
@. What is shell cordovan?-S.A.
McC.
A. The highest grade of cordo-
van leather is known as shell cordo-
van. 1t is made only of hide taken
from horses tanks.
@. Has any state ever been with
out a United States senator for a
considerable period of timer
w. p. S.
A. During the Addicks fight in
Delaware that state was without a
senator for two years and had only
nr~ FOR Ave years,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-11

WASHINGTON, Aug. 11:-Have
you ever heard of a gentle. Hospital
Bile hamlet or our eastern coast call
ed New York City? A town where
valuables are safe, where the high
est cost of living is low, where gen.
tie courtesy prevails and the Golden
Rule is the invariable practice! If
not, you are destined to hear about
it shortly. A widespread publicity
campaign is soon to be launched by
it's public-spirited citizens which
will make known to a skeptical
world the unparalleled virtue,
beauty, comfort, and righteousness
Of this much-maligned metropolis.
The campaign will be directed
particularly at strangers, since 1T
would be superfluous to attempt to
| thrust this information upon per-
sons already acquainted with the
city. Also it might start an en-
barrassing argument. The object is
to carry the truth to those unfor-
tunate people dwelling in pathetic
remoteness from New York, who
have come to entertain a wrong
opinion of it's character. There
seems to be a somewhat general be-
lief, for instance, that New York is
a fine place for gunner but not for
visitors; that it has a blighting effect
upon infants and that it is unsympa-
thetic toward the thrifty.
New York has been entertaining
about 100, 900, 900 visitors every year,
according to statistics gathered by
the Merchants Association. In 1921
the number rose to SS.897,9S1,
which is more than the population
of the United States. In other words,
the whole population of the nation
could have come to this city, and a
third of it made a second visit. A
third Of it could have, but did it?
The good citizens of Manhattan are
beginning to fear that second visits
from strangers are on the decline.
Certainly, a large number of those
who came in 1921 have, SO far, not
returned in 1922, and, furthermore,
they have taken great pains to state
their reasons to their friends and
acquaintances back home. These
reasons are usually anything but
complimentary to New York.
To Extend Glad Hand
Consequently, the business men of
the city, and especially those of the
Hotel Association, which comprises
ola of the largest hostelries, held a
consultation not long ago and decid-
ed that drastic measures would lave
to be taken to make people like New
York and want to return. All agreed
that the town would have to drop
it's mantle of Indifference. Newcom-
ers should be given a cordial well
come and made to feel at home,
they declared, while the recent
shower of blots on the city's escut-
cheon would have to be erased by
skillful publicity.
The first to respond to the de-
mand for facts to be presented in
| defense of New York was DR.. Royal
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-11

This NAV be an awful country;
Int an African thermometer drops
to % every winter.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-11
Questions ANSWERS

ANY reader can get the answer 70
any question By writing The Perta
Amboy Evening News Information
Bureau. Frederic J. Haskin. Director.
plies strictly to information. The
bureau cannot give advice en- legal.
medicinal and financial troubles- II
does not attempt to Asttls domestic
troubles. nor to undertake exh4us-
tive research on any subject Write
YOU question plainly and briefly.
Give full name and address and sa-
close two cents In stamps for return
postage. AL replies are . a Direct
to the inquirer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-11

Now they tell women low heels
mean fiat feet. Last year they saio
high heels mean fiat heads.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-11
Tom


These hot days always come at
the wrong time of the year.
Maybe an optimist is a man who
thinks the world Is like it is.
A woman's ambition is to look as
well as she thinks she looks.
The average man never reaches
his goal until he reaches his gold.
When she promises to be a sister
to you, look out brother.
Princess Anatasia swallowed a
false tooth and felt biting pains.
Love is blind. Blessed be the tie
that blinds.
About time you get used to a
straw hat it is too dirty to wear.
A mar with cold feet always pre-
tends it is a cool head.
Every time we think about the
coal strike we put more moth balls
in our winter underwear.
The fellow who thrusts himself
forward often comes out behind.
An Illinois school boy has written
a movie scenario and we can't decide
which one it was.
The reason some houses lack
paint is some daughters don't.
A wise man never laughs at a
woman or shoots at a policeman.
You may think you have bad luck
but in Chicago. Daniel Mccarthy
broke his only leg.
It takes a stiff upper lip to shave
with a straight razor.
Summer Is the silly season. An
| Alabama man is suing a girl for
! breach Of promise.
Trouble with getting r.un quick Is
YOU may get caught quicker.
Russian Grand Duke married a
dressmaker. Now he knows every
thing.
Detroit man who struck a match
to look at his gas is learning to read
with his fingers.
Try to convince an umpire that a
man may be down but never OUT.
x-z,AI1 u Tyrnna 10 ~ W0n't
stay there.
Late styles always look as If they
came in too early.
The razorback hog is reported
dwindling; but they may be grow
ing safety ra~zorbacks.
Now the tell women low heels
mean fiat feet. Last year they said
high heels mean Hat ead
This NAV be an awful country
but an African thermometer drops
to % every winter
Cheer I'D. Only 80 days hath
full impression of a taxi fare thai
was three times what 1t should hav'
been. -
Thus, while half of the committee
is deyoting it's time to interesting
visitors in all the worthwhile feat
ures of New York-its art museums
it's music, its educational activities
its extraordinary health record ant
its gaiety-the other half will b
waging a campaign against dishon
est taxi drivers and unreliable public
porters. In other words, . gallAn
effort is going to be made to max
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-11
Bible Thought For Today

GIVE GOD THE BEST:-Honour the Lord with thy
substance, and with the first fruits of all thine increase
Proverbs 3: 9.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-06-28
TRIED IT TWICE
AND GOT SAME:
GOOD RESULTS
Portland Woman Tells Of
Remarkable Experience
With TNnlnc. Saying II
Brought Her Complete
Relief on Two Separate
Occasions y

II have takcn Tanlnc IN two nc.
casious and got complete relief zach
time dcclarNd Mrs, u e. limerick.
liNi Nnstuu Ave. Portland, Ortgnn
Il suffered with stomach trouble
four years. with sour stomach aud
sick. nervous headaches Oftrn |
got so dizzy | could hardly stand up
seldom at" as much all day as one
of my children did NJ meal. al.
ways felt awfully tired out ana NV
nerves were so upset | couldn't oven
stand IL" noise uf the children play.
ing
nut | finally took Taulnc and q,
gave m" hack my appetite. corrected
the sour stomach. stopped the urr
yous headaches and dif,y spells. and
also gained eleven pounds IN
weight
We'll. Just felt fine after that
until had the 'flu' which left me
run down aud very weak ana n'r.
yuus. So Just got Tanlac again Now
I have rogaincd all nav lost weight
and feel Just fine. simply cant
praise Tanlac too highly"
Tanlac ~ sold by all good drug.
Els,a
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-06-28
ONE DOWN

THE Ventura chapter OF the Ku
I Klux Klan OF CALIFORNIA mas dis.
solved and surrendered It's charter.
., has also sent an appeal TO all 9TH
or chapters in the United States to
do the same. The courts duly es.
tablished by the constitution OF the
United States have served TO mete
out justieee for over hundred
years, They have served tolersbly
well. at least as well as Il mob OF
masked men acting without law or
precedent. There may have been
some occasion for vigilantes In Cali
fornIa In the days OF 40. but as soon
as courts were properly established
they promptly disbanded. The Ven
tura Khan may not be able TO sal
wage It's knight shirts for enough To
pay It's fees for the privilege Of wear
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-06-28
ADVERTISING

COvERNMENT figures prove be.
~ yopd dispute that business re-
vival Is marked but by business re-.
yival is meant manufacturing and
production. Retail trade has not ye;
caught up. Close analysis OF this
situation discloses that the retailers
have Jagged because they have fail.
cd TO put into the minds OF the peo-
pie feeling OF confidence that prices
have reached the bottom and that
better times are at hand II Is amaz.
ing how few retail merchants in the
smaller towns realize the valu, OF
educaiional advertising. They are
so close 10 the picture they fail to
see its perspective. They lock for
the Immediate dollar and in grasp
ing at the shadow they miss the
substance. The value OF advertising
Is cumulative. Indeed, that Is its
greatest worth. Eastman has act
ually advertised the word Gamers
out OF the dictionary and advertised
the trademark Kodak into the die
tionary.
The day OF misleading advertising
has passed. The public has come
10 Sc. advertising in the light Of
news. and IL is news The merchant
who advertises tells his story frank
ly TO the public. knowing he will
be- checked up and courting investi.
cation OF his statements and prices.
The advertisement Of today is not
the subject OF suspicion. II IL the
merchant who Is afraid TO tell his
story over his signature ,ha, the
public regards with doubt. and pro-
perly so. ...
The boom in retail trade awaits
only 4 little thought On the part of
the merchant. plus The fundamental
knowledge that advertising Is an In
vestment and not an expense and y
duty owed to the public whose sup
port IL sought The whole business
structure OF the nation depends on
advertising. Increased business
means greater production. lower first
cost, larger turnover. increasing
buying and consequently provides a
saving 10 the buying public. The
public should support merchants
who advertise because thief are the
constructive force that helps to keep
costs down.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-06-28
THE San Francisco savings and
Loan Society

62C California ST.. San Francisco
Mission branch. Mission and 2lst st.
Park Preside Dist. branch. Clem-
ent and 9TH ave.
Haight st. branch. Haight and Rel
yedere SITS.
For the half year ending June 80,
1922. a dividend has been declared
at the rate OF four and One'quarter
(4M) per cent per annum on all
deposits. PAYABLE on and after July
I, 1879. Dividends not called for
are added to the deposit account
and earn dividend from July /.
1922. Deposits made on or before
July 10. 1922 will earn interest
from July !. 1879.
GEO. TOURNEY, Manager
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-06-28

ARCADE TRANSFER Wlil move you
anytime. anywhere. Reasonable
5Gg.l 30
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-06-28

Don't forget TO take some Skeeter
Dig with you on your next outing
Currin's for drugs. ~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-06-28

Bend mills make new record with
shipment Of s25 ears OF lumber
during May.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-06-28

Their" IN nothing too good for our
customers Currin says so. 2S
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-06-28

W" hgy" your faSorit" fac" pow.
der. Currin's for drugs ~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-06-28
CLASSIFIED ADS

WANTED TO TRApE-Automobilc
In Al condition for milk cows
Value $500, pox 500, Herald office,
eel
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-06-28

FOR SAl.E-N Glendale, Orc, 10
acres. Fifteen acres in cult, sub
irrigated by springs. Spring water
pipcd In house. Eight room house,
some furniture, good range. etc, Fam.
llv orchard. strawberries, logan aud
llimalyas. peaches and almonds also
some apples and pears. Mower rake,
harrow. plow also garden tools. place
all fenced. lots of wood. plenty out.
side range. y miles to town, high
school. good road. . miles from Pa
cific highway. y mile from saw
mill. Price ss50O. WIN give terms.
Selling owing to death In family.
Mr. Roy Hart. Talent. ore. 23.2S
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-06-28

Ing them. but they have had a valu-
able experience and done much to
prove the contention Of Mr.. Barnnm,
Corvallis Gazette Times.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-06-28

WANTED Woman to cook On
ranch, Phone llFl2. s2-2S'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-06-28

] thank you.
FRAK w. HUDSON.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-06-28
MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE---Fine mandolin and Eui.
tar. Liberty Rooms, cor 3rd and
Main. 2;-2s'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-06-28

WORK-CooSing in camp.
or ranch. Address or call i7Iy
Main st. 26.2s'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-06-28
HUDSON TELLS or EEFORTS
N CRATER LAKE DASH

Continued from rage ~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-06-28

LADIES Shoe repairing. Jack Frost
ear
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-06-28

FOR RENT-Nice little Groom
house. partly furnished: sij. 1874
Crescent. Apply next door. e2-2s'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-06-28

FOR RENT--Two large sleeping
rooms, Hot and cold water. swan
son BIDS. 6?h Main. sI.lN
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-06-28

FOR REST--Furnished Apis. two
room house and one sleeping room.
as y. 10th 50. Phone Sew. &c 2s'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-06-28

FURNISHED One room cabins. Col
onial Rooms, ilth. near Main ST.
21-s9s
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-06-28

LOST 3k caret diamond. from ring.
ON streets OF klamath Falls, Re-.
turn to Pink Crowder, phone 59j-J..
and get reward. 25-2s'
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-29
10 QUE QUIERE CLEHECElU...

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g. sAaas a nuuesiia seealia fsa,
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fial fao1aIaae ulm ssgaaafsa Frlsln.
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f'iumns naitransaisauss. S,naas s.n.
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sicinni csri~H-s = So la deaaa en geae.
RAJ. sirnincanao que = lsilero actual
- Ia hosiiiiaad rnire inglaieraa =
Ffancia. = eomo cada una DC cstos
lsaiscs q gol,csgsas trafa de olarner Il
meier exito ga sns pretcnsianes. aun-
que choQnen dc tai manera que 81
Francia inieresa Ia total hnutillzaci6n
dc Ale:naniA para iodus los cfectos. a
lngiaierra no le convene esio Dor
el conirario ~ dispone a saivar las in
dustrias y ei consume aleman de una
definitiva bancarrOia. para asi equili-
hrar sus negocios Y sns exportaciones
al Centre Y Norte de Europa.
Los financieros alemanes hacienda
bajar el marco en manera irrisoria.
con Ia oontinua emission de papr!. agra
van el ccnfiictO V fuerzan a una reso-
lIci6n favorable a tllos en- el senfido
dc linitar la cuantia de Las indemni-
zaciones de las mas largas in0rato-
rias-qne. fud la opinion nosteameri-
eana-y seguramente que e politico
frances "a a Estados Unidos 4 tiatar
de obteler nn respaltlo en'sn p0fftica.
que considera de vida muerte para
su pals.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-29

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lssp.e As sn fiaaUs sH salaa q,
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ellatA. Iaasn slaaa ru q Eainn a. la.
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lalnisuif - a. iu sas iHsi4ilAr.
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sEiHzas - 49, fansisaaa - nn allil
Alenaa'f lafs9du eu folas las sFle.
ues . a esoiilialo rssmaiaira Nar "a
eSisissaia iudasillAl 3 souaniHi filc'
sia siRaihsar cara = lay.seair , a O..
toro. \ ese mismo iIfolaema tienen
anie II. lWre eua mayor lnisnsiaad.
fmncia lnulalerra. cnyos inlrsyses
cntFe y \ con rs.incidn con lus Esiaaos
| inid,ss son tan encmifalos que ~ da-
da mncho ~ llegne a una sslaadura
o eniendido vialae , duraaera.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-29

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tsls..liuiis. sslaslalnans ssn ln slina
sldn fulwaA. cada we MS snilisilln.
sias. hacsa esssF Qne nssA dilicn cue
uunenac elnaan nhoFn Oar ans scraa.
slssros lsurios g. Visa. a. ana mancra
tan slafa. Colno mas sra pssilae den.
sfe a. la llamadas f6rnulas D. la
dip,olnncia qse hay cn Casa nlanca.
= al hn Esaalos rnidos ~ -.acaida
caer o. uno de Dos dos A,dos hue ~.
prcseaian has dos bien' 'dernesaas ten
,iencias de- los asnnias ssssg,eos. "a
que AlemAnia o. q Objciives cje de
acci5n.
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garamcnie cue sera resaelto rapida-
menie. va que no sc trata de una mo-
desta comisi6n de pacihcOs nativOs de
Puerto Rico. que va a tocar las in
lnenSas puertas del capitoliO para pc
dir por centesima vez que hagan jus
ticia a Ia Isla..
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-29

Tsssom
rlos mnnas sf sAefnlat if stn - nr Qrss tHa ri
inatfhve
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NETsoruIITAN INSTaT1 ENGINEERING COMMERCE
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faeimcGe a be- y.
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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-11-29

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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-02-04
| Society.

The members OF Mary L, Chapter o
the Eastern star will hold picni,
supper on Tuesday evening, February
l. at the Masonic Temple Thre,
candidates will be Initiated at a bust
ness session following the supper
Mrs Blanche Wheeler Of Chicago
grand lecturer OF the organization
VIII be present.
,.e q,
The Tuesday study Circle OF tht
Ottawa Womans CMb win be enter
tanned on February : by Mrs, Duncan
McDougall and Miss Mge Mcnougall
at their home on east jackson street
Mrs, George Glenn will have the study
OF the afternoon which viii be on
Local Poets"
The members of the Modern Liter.
allure club will be entertained Mon.
day, Feb, 6, II the home 81 Mrs.
Frank Koran on Fast Washington
street. Miss Louise Grove will have
the paper of the evening which viii
be on Bismark
c So s.
The members Of the Westminster
guild Of the First Presbyterian church
will be entertained at a thimble par.
ty Monday evening at the home Of
Mrs. Alfred Rabenstein, 52S First ay.
enue All ladies' of the organization
are invited to attend
4, 8 g
The regular Saturday might stag IT
the Ottawa Boat club will be held to.
night at the club. Cards and bowling
will be the principal features Of the
evenings entertainment
g s. g
Mrs. c. b. Herring and Mrs Rich.
ard Mills have issued invitations gor
a card party which will be held on
Saturday afternoon, Feb. II, at the
formers home in East Ottawa.
=
Robert UrEer and Victor FriZ2el Of
Peru, will entertain a number OF OF.
taWa young people az % dancing party
which they are giving tomorrow night
in the Ninew Hall in Peru
A large crowd OF you1- people at
tended the dancing party given by the
jolly Boys last night at the American
Legion Hall Orchestra music was
furnished Tor dancing
= - e.
The February meeting of the
Amateur Musical Club will be held on
Tuesday Afternoon February ! with
Mrs. 4 Z. Gilman on Nlnerass strnat-
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-02-04
SANDWICH VICTOR
IN COURT ROW OVER
SCHOOL DISTRICTS
TILT WITH 5UMONAUK LEADS
TO DECISION AGAINST THAT
cITY-THREE COUNTIES, IN.
GLIDING IA SALE, INTEREST.
Ed IN SUIT

Sandwich, llo Fob 4,-Julge Sulu.
sky Of Carroll county sitting IN the
circuit court OF De Kalb county, at
a hearing Wednesday, refused to dis,
solve the injunction granted by Judge
Irwin last september in the Sand.
wich.Somouauk school controversy.
Taxpayers owning fifteen sections of
land who sought To get out OF the
Sandwich district and into the Some.
nauk district are by this decision kept
in Sandwich, and must pay their
school taxes there.
The Sandwich district covers an
of Sandwich township and also parts
G., La Sale and Kendall counties.
Some time ago eX-oilicio boards,
consisting OF the county Judge, county
clerk and county superintendent ot
schools in each county in accordance
with the law then in force. granted
petitions to detach this territory and
add IL to the Somonauk district The
supreme court OF Illinois later held
this section ot the statute invalid and
the territory was siyen back 10 Sand.
witch. still later the legislature pass.
ed an act validating the acts of the
eN.Otlicio boards and the territory
again became Somunauks.
Certain tax payers OF Sandwich.
through Attorney +. " Burst. Of
Sycamore. brought suit and secured
an injunction preventing the county
clerk of De Kalb county from extend.
ing any taxes in the Sandwich dis.
rict without including the fifteen see.
tons
The compliments contendcd on the
hearing before StraIsuy that the cer.
tifeI copies OF the petition for aetach.
me0t filed in La Sale ana Kendall
counties did not give the eS.oi7cio
boards jurisdiction and that an orig
iu8l petition should have been filed
in each county as was done I'm ~
KaIb county, and required by the val.