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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1922-06-03


SLATE =. OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
enth Judicial District.
IN np the matter Of the application of
the titie e1 a. the COMPANY n;py to. register
real estate situated ii, St. I.o,;is
county, Minnesota, namely. Lots
nunoered s1xty-three: sixty-five.
ana aI slxty-seven on Lake Avenue,
Gpper Duluth,. together with. ali
tenant to, the; same. :accordinr TO
the recorded plat thereof on file
and of:record in the office of 10
register or Deeds. in and for ST
Louis County, Minnesota,
=, :" : = Applicant.
All other persons or parties un,,ron,n
claiming any right; title. estafe
Ien or interest in the real estate
described ins the application herein.
nj -. Defendants, :
named mtate de Of MINNESOTA to the above
You are hereby summoned and re-
CURED to answer the application of
the applicant in the above entitled
proceeding and to file yoiir answer
Of the the z c1sr, ap2lica in the office
county, within twenty t2o5 DAYS IS a Sfeq
the service of this summons upon
you. exclusive Of the day Of snch
service, and, II you fail to SnsWer s4 46a
SAID application within. the time
aforesaid; the applicant in this proe
seeding zee Ing will apply to the court Tor
'n9 w fealel demanded therein.
witness, j.. P. Johnson, clerk or
said court, and the seal thereas o.
Duluth, In said county, this Gath dav
of May, A. D. 1922. ""S
J. P. JOHNSON,
l.
<, BY B. G. RILL1NG.
ADAMS & JONES, Attorneys for An
pRIiicant: 900 Torrey Bldg, Duluth,
l.. w. May 27-June 3-lO.. 1922,
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LICENSED TuGMIsN's PROTECT

LICENSED TUGMRN'S PROTECT.
:, I'VE .AssOCIATIONs NO.. Meets
ings during the winter months ut
Row!ey''s hall. liz West, First street
President, James Bishop, 1902 East
Fourth street; corresponding and re-
cord1ng secretary. Fred Winters.
1873 East Sixth street; ;financiaIs Sec
reatry. D. r.. O'Brien. 81 North
Fourth avenue east: treasurer. Chas.
E. Green, Isis East Fourth street.
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Mortgage Foreclosure sale.
:. May 81, June s-10, 1922.

i. =
:: Whereas, default has been made in
the payment of, two hundred forty
fiVe> $4,000 dollars ($24539) principal
|, and interest since April 3rd, 1922 on
q M0rtgage made by Anna, Krantz
Equity cooperative Packing com.
Pay, a corporation, dated january
AVN, 1922 and recorded In the office
of the Registrar of Titles Of st. Louis
county. minnesota on the 18th day Of
document No. 5o47s and entered in
Register: No. 10, page 81, in said oil
lice. and there is claimed to- be now
que and owing thereon, the: sum ,of
IWo Hundred Forty-Five Dollars and
n maneea or to has been
or any part thereof. <
Now, therefore, notice is hereby
f E,ys1 that hx said ds Mertgage will BE-
premises to- witt. All that part Of
the st;half of the Southwest quar-
ter (EA of SWA) of Section One a.
township Fifty (5o) North Range
to- 1eearn nD, West. according 70
scribed as follows. to-wit: Beginning
at the southeasterly corner Of said
En- Of SWA of Section 1-5o-14 run
;n1ng thence In a.northerly direction
o.oAsS Ing edSler1y line OF SAID BIZ;
OF the ,SWN of Section .1-50-l4, 33
Feet to the northerly line of Summit
street; running thence, in a: westerly
directiont along the northerly line Of
summit street ASA feet to the place
OF neglnnlng. Running thence in a.
northerlY direction at right angles;
TO- the last mentioned. line 1904 feet
to the sohtherly Line 81 the roadway:
running thence In a westerly direc-
ton at right angles to the last men
TONED line 69.4 feet; running thence
IN a southerly direction at right an
giles to the last mentioned line 22l.5
rect to the northerly line Of Summit
street: trimming thence in an casteriy
direction at right. angles to the last
mentioned line along the northerly
me or summit stree 69.4 feet to the
place OF beginning, to the highest
nloder Tor cash at public auction by
the Sheriff Of said County at his Of
City OF, Duluth. on Saturday the *24th
day Of June, 1892 at 10 O'clock A. NJ.
to satisfy; said mortgage and costs Of
foreclosure as far as possible, in
Guiding attorneys. fees Of twenty
five dollars. ($25,O0) according to the
terms of said mortgage, subject to
redemption esvithin one year from
the date Of sale.
Dated thisilOth day of May, 1922.
EQUITY COOPERATIVE PACK
ING COMPANY, a Corporation,
A. g: McMANUs AND DANIEL D.
MORGAN; Attorneys for Mort.
gagee; 793.476 Torrey Building,
l.. oWya'' May ls-2o-27-June s-1o-17.
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A BIT o. SCOTCH,

II had to pay for the bull.".
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Order for HearlnE ON Petition 3oF

:. Attorneys. - FL =.ts ~ . IT,
I. W., MAY 1s-2o-27. 1922. :es. ~
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Rooms in the Court House, In thu
G1ty OF Duluth in said County. or
Monday: the 6th day OF June, 1922
st. ter ten !. o'clock 4; n. and all persons
matter are hereby. cited and required
at said time and place to show cause
II any there be-, why said petition
not be granted. = ~. -
Ordered further. !. That this .orde,
Labor world, According S91S' TO LAW N me me
Dated at Duluth. Mimi, May. s, 1922
BY the Court, y.
s. W.. GILPIN,
Judge Of Probate.
<ssal; Probate Court, st. Louis Co..
l. W., May is-2o-27.> 1922.
GEO. B. SJOSELUS, Attorney. = ::
Order Limiting Time to File Claims,
CT ma e. a. for lH7ss1azinx Thsreea:
st. Louis.-ss. IN Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate Of Patrick
4. Preston, also known at p. H.
q. Preston, ~Decedent. 49,
Letters of Administration this day
h pawn been granted, to Margaret
It is ordered, that: the time within
which aUl creditors Of the. above
named decedent may present claims
aealnst his estate in this Court, be,
ana the same hereby is, limited to
hereof; and that the end day Of SAu-:
gust 1922. at ten o'clock A. NJ. in the
Probate Court Rooms at the Court
House at Duluth in said County, be,
ana the same hereby is fixed and APP
hearing upon the examination, adjust :,
ment and allowance of such. claims
as shan be presented within the time:
Let notice hereof be given by. the
Dor World as provided by law.
Dated, Duluth, Mimi, May IT, 1922.
; IS. w. GILPIN,
= Judge of Probate, q:
(eeal, Probate Court, st. Louis Coun :
A. G. MCKNIGHT, Attornev
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It is ordered, That said petition
be heard before this court at the
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said court. and the seal thereof, 1t
Duluth., IN said county, this 10th: day
OF NAY ~, A, p. 1922: -. ~,
~: = By r. E.. ZOE JoHN * Sisfk''ts
writ. - Deputy.
Attorney tor Applicant r -
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-03-10
u. 8. NOT TO ATTEND GENOA
80 MEETING -: ,...:,

Washington, March 8:-The Ameri-
can government today declined the in
vitation to participate in the Sinterna-
tional economic and financial confer"
ence to he held at Genoa next month
on the ground that the conference is
not primarily an economic one; but
is rather a conference Of a political
character in which the government Of
the United States could not helpfully'
participate.''
The position Of the American govern
ment as set forth in the conamunlca-
ton is that participation. by the Uni
ted States in any general European
conference is impossible at this time
owing to the complete failure Of Euro
pean nations, in the view Of the Amer
ican government, to adopt proper mea,
sures for remedying the ratages OF
war and for insuring the stabilization
of their economic ife. >.a. s:,s "
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-03-10
HIGH QUIl TO
NOR THFlELD NEEI' |; !
LITTLE FALLS TEAM, DIsTRIcT
CHAMPS, IN TOURNAMENT
y NEXT WEEK 5sss s5sS

Coach Dunphy and the me1bers Of
the Little Falls high school basketball
team leave next Wednesday on the
early morning train for Mortified,
where the team will enter the state
championship contest, to be held on
March 16 anu IL. The local team won
the championship in this district.
The following players will make the
trip: Paul Bastien, Ethan Brown,
George Fortier and Lyle Crosse, for
wards; Russell Baker, Clarence Abra-
hanson and William Lasky, guards,
and Harold Kiewel, center. With amp
luck at all in the drawing for the elimii-
nation contests, the Little Falls team
should stand a good chance at the
tournament. ,% 7
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MERCHANTS URGED TO ADVER-
~ 5EE TISE MORE - -

st. Cloud, March i6--In address to
the business mems association here at
the semi7annual meeting, II. E. Hart
Of Long Prairie gave his hearers some
encouraging things to thing about, Mr..
Hart is proprietor of what he calls the
biggest small town store in this state.
" Mr.. Hart 5predieted that 1922 will
demand more advertising than any 9th:
or recent year. ss..:. :, IS
The advertising Of merchant must
be constructive to create q good
public opinion Of the store,' said Nj
Hart. 'eGood advertising increases
the volume 81 business and permits a
decrease Of prices. - T.
In speaking OF his own store, which
he said does q business Of 500, 900 a
year in town Of 500 inhabitants,
Mt. Hart explained how, : by common
business prinezpies and constructive ad-
veftising," he had overcome all diff
culties. ~ 5,.* e s5 ...s; .5Ss:. .}s 81
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-03-10
DENIAL OF. CHARGES Is ! MADE " q BY
i = ;.s.:~,. -. HEEN :..<

T.. Pioneer Press (s):-Charges< that he
was opposed to cooperative marketing
Of creamery products or. any other
farm products, or that he was obstruct-
ing the work Of the Minnesota Co.
operative Creameries association, Inc,
we're emphatically denied today by
Chris Heen, state dairy and food COM
missioner. !: :: - ,...:,, ...g
The: charges; he said, are entirely un.
founded, and are result Of personal
animus on"the part of some. Of the d.
rectorsa and officials of the creamery
association. The charges arose out Of
a resolution adopted by the Minnesota
Cooperative Creameries Association,
Inc, at a meeting in st. Paul Tuesday,
in which Governor Preus was asked to
dismiss Commissioner sHeen because of
t.his opposition to cooperative: market
ing.'' pa. ysss7s*:c:.f. yS.7*c: s.:s:
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CITY ELEC E L { ton
NEXT TUESDAY
OPPOSITION FOR TREASURER
4 MUNICIPAL JUDGE, ALDER
& MEN-ToWN ELECTIONS ALSO

f. Next Tuesday is municipal election
day in Little Falls and the voters will
then determine who are to conduct the
city government for the next two
years. - &
Unlike elections in former years,
there is no opposition for several Of the
elective jobs, including mayor, assessor,
constable and alderman-at-large. There
is but one candidate for justice of the
peace, although two are to be elected.
1t appears that the greatest fight will
be for@the aldermanic positions. Two
aldermen are to be elected in each
ward and al the present incumbents
are seeking reelection. III Che Sec
ond, Third and Fourth wards, there is
opposition for both alderman positions
and in the First ward there is three
cornered contest.
Following are the Offices to be filled
and the candidates.,
Mayor-7N. n. Bergheim.
City -Assessor-Frank Ellenbecker.
City Treasurer-John Vertin, J. w.
Crossfeld.
| yConstable-J. w. Hatch.
Municipal Judge-Geo.: Gerritz, Sr,
Phil s. Randall. . --..
Justice Of the Peace Oh. E.. Can
field. -.
Alderman-at.Large-Geo. F. Moeg-
lein, Sr.
Blake, J. C. Highouse, F. E. Hail.
Alderman Second Ward (2)-E. F.
Brown, J. A, Anderson, J. F. Bastien, e.
C. Raymond. .... ..
Alderman Third Ward en-: J.
Peterson, Geo. H. Peterson, Peter
Wilczek, Carl Bolander.
Alderman Fourth Ward (2)-Victor
Olson, H., Wieland, Ed. Nelson, Chas.
Anderson. "
The township and village elections
will also be held next Tuesday, as well
isas the county delegate election, which
is a part of the new convention system
created by an act of the last legisla-
ture. The purpose Of the delegate cleo
ton is to elect delegates to the county
party conventions to he held IN Little
Falls, the Republican on March IL and
the Democratic on March 2l. In elec-
ton precincts where the names appear
ing on the ballot do not equal the num-
Der of delegates to be elected from the
precinct, the voters may write in such
names in addition, as they desire in the
blank spaces below, or can vote entire
ly for new names. Many precincts
! made no filings, but blank ballots have
been furnished.
In Little Falls the polls will :be7lo-
Gated in the usual places and Will be
open from 6 a. M, to 9 p. m. In town.
ships and villages, the polls are open
from a. M, to p. M -
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-03-10
RECOMMEND SAME PAY FOR
/, y aa:S%s s<5s55 5s55TEACBERS

L Mrs. T.. D. Brown, returned home
Friday evening from st. Paul, whero
she attended a state conference Of
members of school boards. One Of the
principal subjects discussed at this
conference was teachers salaries, and
the meeting passed q resolution recon-
mending that 10 reduction be made in
teachers salaries this year. Aeresolu-
tions was also adopted opposing a min
imulm wage for teachers. Mrs. Brown
had, opportunity at, this meeting to
compare tax rates Of school districts
and she was very agreeably surprised
TO find that Of the Little Falls district
1873 mills, comparatively low. Some
districts had rates as: high as 100 mills.
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Total .. So, ,52s, ,379, 1888 $2,452, ,539, ,54e
The dominating feature Of the 1921
tax levy, and which as explained is col.
lectab1e this year, is the state infiiction.
Here less than $50, ,OO0,0 600 is demanded,
a cut Of nearly $3,000,0O0 when com
pared with the state levy for the year
previous: In sharp contrast are, the
levies for school districts, cities and
villages and for county purposes. These
levies are all local, in nature and as
such are subject to local control and
regulation :..4 -
To explain, the present state levies
are wholly statutory and without inter
ference by any state official or author
ity aside from the Legislature. and in
clude such statutory items as Soldiers
Relief Fund, State Road and Bridge,
University. Building Fund and the
State School Tax of. one and twenty
three hundredths mills, which is of
venerable age. =.
The only state infection over which
there is official control, is the. time
honored one for state revenue purposes
and this the present state auditor, in
volving an official prerogative, omitted
in his certifcation Of the state tax
rate to the various county auditors last
September. To large extent the onais-
sion Of this particular tax, which was
the: first and only action Of it's kind
ever: taken in. the history Of the de-
partment, is largely responsible for the
reduction noted. ::
As to the local infections, that of
the levy for school districts is consider
ably in advance. Of the previous year.
The one other .increase is in the case of
the township levy,
F Release March .... -
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-03-10

>. M. McC Connell state commlssloner
Of education, this week certified the
March school apporti ionment, said to be
the largest March app Iltionment in
the history of the state totals
.4l,246, ,s47, for ,,52s pupils q $40
.per pupil. S
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-03-10
LOCAL FARMERS
CREAMERY ! REPORT e I
INCREASE IN BUSnHgs OVER
LAST YEAR BALANCE IN
+. - -. TREASURY =

z. At tho annual meeting Of the Far
mers' Cooperative Creamery Co., Of
Little Falls, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: w. C.
Mattesoq, president; John Emil Peter
secretary and treasurer; J. H Han
son, Christian Larson and Oscar L.
Nelson, directors. j ss..>
The secretary's g report for, 1921 is as
sfolloMs: z5sssssz s56 ].
cream received, pounds. .4O8, 1906 .
Milk received, pounds. ..... 98,588 s.
Butterfat from cream 3. -, l1O,476
Butterfat from milk. !. 3,477
81 Total butterfat ........ .113,953 #
Butter made i. !. J. /. !. !. :. .136,O4O
Butter sold to patrons. 2,4Sl
Butter shipped ............ 0l,l68
Butter sold elsewhere. =. 1891
Total butter sold /. !. :. i. 1885, 6,040
Average test Of cream . !. !. 81 pct.
Average price paid for but
tef1at ]. !. 8. s /. y. S7.6
Average price rec a. for
butter ...... (. s. !. L. !. - s. !. ]. !. 80
3 sOverrun per cent i. !. !. !. !. 6
Recetpt1 49,. ,1s.,.st
Received FOR butter sold ,979.S6
Received for sweet cream
ana mix I. !. g. S. IS ;O14.x0
Reesived for but !. !. !. !. 11QD8
sReeeiyed from other soulces.. III
FL ''s';;It; -
zIaid ] tatt 4 !. =! q = 8. oco.oo
q sa.aaq ! hsaps ]. LILO
~ s. = (. s. 8 8O
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-03-10
I s FOR
o | J | ! / LIN I E OCK
slByAU 81 Bureau of Markets & Crop
Estimates and Minnesota Department
ssof Is griculture
Tuasday's Closing

ESSS5E Efafk1o 9 0fn XIV Ma hot ft5elo. l,,s -
s, $ s'1y s. q lhet na1 aeeey seeedy t9p
Ss1 s1sH s.suss pa.t ~: alyes S,oov. Mossiy
80 - a IS 1o oe1 Hoaa11 li1 non $.'ov,
Ivyi. XIII ,,'.nfars % s.eaey y 20 eo
ssty g AZ ou1 D1.s11n .'nn ano nsnts Slv.oo
x ~ - spP pp op ack1n soMs
siyyy s xS.s p' = soneeP 1oV'
ap1nlss svs si ~ sv'.5 Ys 400 .
! e. ~ s1ea 4 ~;
,oylntfy ~ uemanu iel st1ckers rs ane
Ieene1s sssn !. cons1nuss o'1n e .Iulnlsn 9 goGo
onsl.s ptcon.ase " es1t:t' =.
ssssal,sss sa's = usua sae case o. taas
ksssssyn II p1 ele yea1, ana Is tne # man
fsetof "a III am noialn& pfaces ~ present lev.
: els.s ~ Saitle !ttaae on opening days OF
tne .atssek Mas steasy 70 strong com.
psfea ath aass t%e Mesk o e.ose a,snohgn
g N aosyssI .nsn = negA ago Wnen
tne asuiy 1as .AsagMe, noa ns h4fna ~ =.
couHs;sya aeaa e.ennl. nese snorsaet, ,aeo
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-03-10
Musical,Art Club

Miss Laura Brannen, soprano, and
Miss Naomi Randall, pianist, both of
this city; gave a very pleasing program
Wednesday evening at Maud Moon
Weyerhaeuser hall, before a good sized
audience. s."
49, Miss Brannent gave three groups of
songs, all well suited to her voice and
splehddly sung. The second group con-
sisted of four selections from, the COL
lection SIN a Brahmin Garden,'' by
Frederic Knight Logan. Miss Bran
mems voice was at its best and her
enunciation and expression. very good.
Miss Randall played two. groups Of
piano selections and the accompam-
ments for Miss Brannen. Her playing
=, was high class both as soloist and as
acc0mpanist. ;:s>..' -, Il; ~. +
The next program of the student sec
ton Of the Musical. Art. club will be
given next Wednesday evening at S
'clook At Maud Moon Weyerhaeuser
hall. The program will be under the
direction Of Miss Kathryn Christen, To-
czl teacher of piano, her pupils giving
the program. -. 4: =:
g: Following is the program: r.
g g tSpaing is Here". 49,. Risher
= s's -. 80 Ruth Rye >...~ 3
ttDapricioso" ................ .Cadmus
T i'.'s Loretta Koslosky %s
tsMoment Musical. .Moszkowsky
Agnes Schultheis =
HThe Lark 3 Song'',. =. Tschaikowsky
+ .:. Nola Chelling =
Dance -sf Waiting Dolls''.
Bernette Carlson ~
Margery Engler
lone Koslosky $55 I
March ...,..;.... -. .Quigley
Margaret SWaser II!
Avalanche :. y. y. .......... Heller
!. Fl Frances Schultheis
:. t.Canz0netta' - ................. -. Schultz
ss.: Mildred Koslosky
Primrose Dance ........... .K1ogman
Rosalie Colby
Voice Lii Rosebud Joe =. .,...
4. . :. Hamilton
Thelma Long
sAAfantelh .......f.. $780,. fI1ml
4,,, Bern6tte Carlson
1dilio .......... z. 5 8. q. LacB
q Sylvia Fond
Fantasia and Sonata = Mozart
Margery y Engles 81 .
;fsTarantella &, q. J. Dennel
Ione KoGlosly
3. The Lion Hunt 4. !. y. J. ollinG
Frances and Agnes taeis
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NO RESUR VE OF I.
PIKE CREEK TOWN :
COUNTY BOARD REJEcTs PETE
T1oN-TRACToR sOID-NEW5t B.
SCALE OF WAGES Sfss

At it's regular monthly meeting Tues.
5aay s!1f the county board held O. final ehear
ing on the petition for the resurveyS 81
Pike Creek township and after hearing
the arguments for and against said
petition, the board rejected it. A large
number OF property owners were pres;
ent at the meeting. :s=# f&s
The old Aultman-Taylor tractor
! owned by. the county, was sold 'td
Messrs. Charles 5Vanselow and SiRward
johnson Of Culdrum for $500, provid.
ed the deal is closed within fifteen days
from the date of the board meeting
This tractor is now stored near Royal
ton. - !!
=. F. O'Connor, who had charge OF
the county exhibit at the state fair,
submitted final itemized report show.
ing receipts Of $940 and disbursements
of $957.14. The report was accepted
and Mr.. 0 'Connor 8 bondsmen released,
Appointment of county weed inspec.
tors was laid over until the May meet.
ing. @~ !
/ It was decided to pay half of the
cost of q bridge over the Little ELI
river in Randall village on State Road
4>Os Os AAC' cuSAACc1 "dS AuSCAu uCCCu w
prepare plans and specifications fol
said bridge. - x. j
County Auditor McNairy was in.
structed to receive bids for ice for the
court house and Jail for the ensuing
year. He was also instructed to adver:
tise for bids for State Aid Jobs No,
2201 and 22O5 on State Roads I and s.
Tax abatement application Of Mary
Street was approved. That of Geo. L.
Rosenberger was laid over and those
Of W. j. Tooley, VIM. Buelow and
Margaret Dehler were rejected.
Hearing was granted on the petition
of the school board of District 88 tc
have adjacent lands set into said dis.
trict. Hearing also granted on peti'
tion Of John Redding to be set off from
District 10 to District 131. "a
Final hearing was held on petition
for change and vacating part of Road
No. 2. No one appeared against said
petition and it was granted. .
i; Final hearing was. held on petition
of-August Kowalzyk to be set off from
District 134 to 1923 and petition was
granted. ::.. 81, %". -.
/: Tho fn11ow1n0 schnd1,1o Of 1ua rea was
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STATE BOARD EXAMINATIONS

STATE BOARD E4AM1NAGlONS !:
State examinations will be held in q:
large number of schools in Morrison
county on, Thursday and Friday, March
80 and 81. The program for Thursday
includes spelling, grammar; and compo-
sition and elementary American his
tory and for Friday arithmetic, geo.
graphy and elementary citizenship!
Pupils must pass these examinations in
order to win the eighth grade dip1oma.
All who do not pass in these examine:
tions will have chance to try again.
in examinations to be given the week
Of Nay 26. -; s-:t;, ,s IS.
Following are the school districts in
which the examinati ations will be offered:
y Districts 4, 6, 8, 9, 10, II, r., 13, "A,
Is, Is, 10, 10, 21, 20, "a, 25, Is, 29A;
80, IS, SO, 81, 80, Al, AZ, 43, A, 46, A,
40, SO, So, So, 81, So, 81, 58, so, 81, 6s,
65, sc, 6s, SO, 70, 7s, "a, IS, 76, u, 78,,
70, 80, 50, SO, 81, SO, 81, 90, "a, 90, 102,,
lo4, Ito, III, 113, 115, 1l6, III, 11s,
120, l21, l22, 1913, 1875, 1917, 129, l3l,
l33, 1876, 1913, 140, 142, 145, LAG.