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CERTIFICATE OF co PARTNERSHIP +

/ The undersigned hereby certify that
they haze associated themselves to-
gethcr as partners in the business of
dealing in Nursery Stock that sait,
business is conducted under the f,eti-
tious name and style of "Thc Eclipse
Pecan Company. That the s;yid co;
partnership has its principle place of
business in the County of Imperial (;
that the partners are two ~ numhcr;
that their names and places of resi-,
Los Angeles, California, 3lS West
Avenue 81; G.. Il. Mercer, Brawlcy,
California, IA II Street.
w. +. MAGLDIN,
c. +. MERCER.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
COUNTY OF lMPERIAL,)s )ss
Before me, JAS. W. Glassford, No
,tary Public in and for. the County of
Imperial, State of California, person
ally appeared W. f. Mauldim. and G.
Il. Mercer, known to me TO be the per.
sons whose names are" subscribed ia
the foregoing instrument ANA aeknow'
lodged to me that they executed the
same.
pAAR' ~ - ~ NN1'@' O''''t 49,
Notary l,nblie in and for the County,
of Imperial, State of California, *
(SEAL) Nov 7 III 2l 2o9
County Library visitors 4-rhesfollow-
teachers registered at the county Ii,
brary Satuh,Gy; "a l.|
(. Mrs. ELLA Is. Ware, llcbcri Miss Ae
mes Dazt, Mt. Signals Mrs. Alice 6cvan,
Lone Star; Mrs. Virginia Huston,
Spruce;. Miss Mary f.. Swainz, Spruce;
Miss Bernice Green, Verde; Mrs. c. A.
Mack, Elm; Miss Elha Ponti, Jasper;
Miss Aida DuNaul, Sunset Springs
Mrs. Lee S,,,WattS, C4leNieo: Miss Ber-
dina Anderson, Mesquite Lake; Miss
Amvlia GoedtfeIl, Mesqnite ll'skss Miss
Eulalie Bourg, McCabe; Mrs. Elanot
Miller, Northend; Miss Etalyn kcrne',
Wide Awake; Miss Jessie kosh, McCabe.
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FOR SALE-2H acres with good six
room house, garage. On west Main
st. Will make terms. Call Mrs.
Ben Garland Phone 6J3. 1t6
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FOR RENT--Apartmcnts, freshly tint.
cd and painted. 122 olive st. Phone
l2i. -, 1860
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rOR KENT - Furnished apartment,
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WANTED.All kinds of junk, hides,
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etc. Jos. Mintz s. Co., Third and
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WANTED-About Nov. 18th, modern
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We .haye money. to loan on .gcod farms,
= sHfmpcrfsl Wiley. ThonIas and Kelly
agency Barbara Worth hotel bldg.
7. q. box 1196, FL Centre. 12tf
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as mixer. Experienced. Address Box
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WANTED-Marricd man wants dairy
on shares, well experienced in dairy
business. Address Box 60, Imperial
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MONEY TO LOAN on automobiles
contracts bought. Fred X. Cross, 676
Main st. PhOne359J.
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BROADWAY CHOP HOUSE-SpeciaI
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, IN AND
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-24
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK

Mountain Lake Park. July 23:-be-
,veen 700 and 500 are attending the an
nual institute Of the Pittsourgh Lp-
worth league. which ended today. Inc
,;eitors came by special train over inc
paItimore q Ohio Railroa from the
sweIterIng heat Of the city to FIND tnat
nvcrcoats and wraps are comtortaple IN
the evenings. The Cecil Cnarimade
music club camp opened simultaneous
iy with the institute and continued LOT
a week. <u.
Rev. ]. F. Johnson and family re-
turned TO Bruceton, W. va; c-.,u,
The boys band came from Crelhh
and rave A free concert here.
Mr., and Mrs. Howard Smouse and
son motored from Fairmont
Mrs. Burns and daughter, Mrs. Eve
lvn Bowling. are summer guests OF
cihristopher Beachy.> near Bittinser.
Attorney Edwards and family motor
cd here from Washington and are oe-
cupyine their cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. J. Kelly. Mary ana
James Kelly. Mr.. and Mrs Luther BY
ron, Miss Jessie McQualn. Mrs Martin
Daniels, Ralston and Mary panie,s,
Joseph Kelly and Mr.. and Mrs. william
Kelly composed picnic party that mo-
tored here from Elkins.
Louis A. Johnson. Clarksburg. WIS.,
tied his family here. ,
Miss Meta Smith Of Fairnont Is
spending a vacation OF two weeks hero.
Miss Edith Wainer. Elkins, Is here
for two weeks.
Or. and Mrs. Hugh Carr were Wis
ltors from Fairmont.
Miss Thelma Curry was here from
EN'Ins.
The triangle meet OF Oakland. Deer
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! Na Dietand Health
g. s..zyssS, ByIulu Hunt Peters. ND
ulor Of Diet and Heah, pih Ksyto the Galore,
CHILDREN'S HABITS
Hunt. Peters.
md Health. u1th Ksy to tho Cao1ss

edge of the elements OF nutrition.
might add that the physician who
did the examining could also get les
Son from this Iett-r and the next time
be more spec > in his directions 10
A parent regarding so vital thing as
the die, Of child in this state.
The first mother might also get
very wrong impression from the sec
ond mothers letter. 1t Is this, that
knowledge Of the blessed Galleries was
all that Is necessary. Oh. no. on NJ.
Oh. NO. indeed! l am emphatic ABOUT
this because there is so much nisinfor-
nation broadcased about Galleries.
knowledge of the caloric value cf
foods is simply one Of the essentials
Of modern scientific knowledge OF nu'
triton. Simply one. BUT big one:
In the case Of this little nal-nourished
Sirl IL was a knowledge that saved
her Ufc. And In the case Of our glori-
Gus army OF F. +. F.'s, II Is ife saw
er also Isn't IT, my dear army! CINE
"You said It's II manipulated by an
end-to-ender would reach from New
York to California;
cwpRErs cALoRro NEEDS T..
SHERMAN, Chemistry OF Food ana
NutritionD
L. years inclusive loVV0i-"' H
day
IS years inclusive 12oo-l5oo c per
day
| day. ,n. ,,,,
Girls 1918 years inclusive lsoo-2ioHo
c per day ,,,o
BOYS 1918 years inclusive 2aoo-aooo
c per day. ,,,o-,eno
| c per day w ,on
c per day.
| Is your child getting the correct num-
| herr Send an 8. a. e. to me through
the office Of this newspaper for our hst
! Of IO0-C portions OF FOODS II you nave
1T i.
Tomorrow will tell you something
about. what tn, Galleries should CONSIST
| Of ~
Tomorrow-Protein Importance nor
| Children.
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1908. It will take but q few mo-
ments 10 adjust this trimm and SOM
Portable garment. One could make u
of figured percale with finish OF rick
rack-or feather edge-braid. Ine
closing is at the side under the racing
In black sateen with cretonne LOT
trimming. or In crepe IN pretty sheae
~ Yellow with bands Of white, It
makes a smart tea" frock.
The pattern is cut IN Z! sizes: smaii.
s4as. Medium 3s-4o: Largo. 42-4%:
EXTRA large. 46-4S inches bust measure.
A medium size requires ~ yards OF
as inch material. The width 1t the
foot is about 2h yards.
pattern mailed to any address On re-.
eeipt Of 12c in silver or stamps.
write name and address plainly. Send
u cents to The Intelligenesr ofnes
wheeling. W. Va -
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Four Dancing Feet
THE FIRST KISS
By JANE PHELPS

Maybe because my little brother is
going To have nice ride. she paired
Your eyes are like stars. amt they
Ma" He appealed to Mrs CUMMINGS
Yes. they most always are, Tim
Here's your breakfast, dearte. the
practical mother replied. "fou must
cat every bit II you are goIng out
riding"
on. III eat II fast enough! Gee;
R,,t II looks good" The little fellow
answered as he attacked the tempting
food.
What time did YOU get in. Gert'e'
Mrs. Cummings asked. l was 100
tired TO set up.
Il came right home, Ma. Tom
brought me-
Just cause Tom brought you nome III
his buzz wagon" Tim was no differ
emit from other boys hts aSe. in that ne
dearly loved TO tease his sisters
I'm not blushi7g
Yes you are too, Morn n ever
now. Amt she. Ma:
stop teasing your sister Tim,
Ain, YOU ashamed when she's so good
10 you:" But in spite Of her repri'
mana, MIS-.
Gortie.
Gcrtie felt the glance and. Of course
grew crimson under the combined re-
gard of mother and brother. much 70
Tins delight.
There. didn't tell you she was
blushins." ne said gleefulIy. what
Tom say. Gertte? Did ne ask you &c
marry him? Gee: Don't l wish ne
would" ri
will you stop your nonsense. Tim
Cummings"" Gertie finally broke ou'
Indignantly. Ma won't let you &c
rjding II YOU don't will YOU. Ma
I'D like TO see you stop me- Her'''
Cummings. II you do I'll tell ION
what 7 said and that YOU asked Ms
-, keen me home because teasee
oh. Tim. You never would"
you'd better he good or will
there he comes now. Shall tel
him." 1919.
No. Tim. I'll help you get ready
promise you won't"
"All right: didn't mean TO any OF
the time"
ro-rerrow-rom Takes Mrs. Cumming
Motoring.
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oh. that could write with pen as
large as Rig Bertha and as far reach,
ing in each stroke. How NocfuI anu
terribly widespread is the ignorance
on the fundamentals OF the diet OF chill
drcn.
Aside from the infectious diseases
four-fifths Of the disorders OF children
arc traceable directly TO imnroper
foods insufficient foods and fauA'E
food habits.
How can make my little girl ear,
doctor? II is coax and tease her al
m. time 10 eat the things she needs
She won't eat this she. won't cat mat
she Is finicky. irritable and nervous
She is way underwcight but cannot
get her interested in eating
This is from one OF my correspond
en,s The following Is from another:
Doctor 7 am writing this. not 10
thank YOU for having given me lnStruc-
lions by which ! have reduced my
weight. but because you have saved
the life Of my little girl.
she was slowly but surely going 20
death. | had her examined again ana
again by a good physician. He sFid
there was nothing organtcaIIy wrong
with her but that she must eat more
IT all nour!shinE foods. We did not
understand anything about FOOD values
and we thought she was eating iot.
still she did not gain. hut was steadily
LOSING. and We were In despair
Then came Your Kay ~ the Galleries
God bless YOU, Ard God bless the
Galleries She has gained five pounds
! IN weight In ten days and Is herself
counting her Galleries and making a
! little game 81 II.
! we found she had heen taking only
| on-third ~ tho number ~ Calo-'es that
! she needed and we thought that she
| was eating p lot She Is different
chud already"
The first mother who wrote can Eet
some valuable lessons from tn" second
mother. The first lesson ie that the
child was taken n physician To f'no
out n there was anything orEnntcaiIF
wrong with her. Tho second Is that the
mother got the chIld's interest In It's
| own welfare Ard tho third Is that
shn studied herself and got knowl-
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his hand To point and let it fall Quick.
Mona" ne whispered as she reached
his side.
What is II" Are you III? oh, Cal"
The terror-stricken man showed his
wife aside and ran quickly out OF the
room. Come" he called, but she held
her place by the window. Outside
moving silently toward the house. was
company Of white-robed and hooded
figures When they entered the room
they found wife. her hand 20 her
throat. back to the wall and staring
Cal swung onto train, looked back TO
see II Mona was following. and sighed
with relief when the car started TO
move. 1t was an hour before ne re-
membered he had no hat.
In Minden today Mona Wyant has
ROSY cheeks She is assistant In the
postofnce and one of the most popular
women in town. She never speaks or
Cal and no one asks about him. There
are many though who wonder at his
disappearance on tho night Of the sheet
and rillowcase surprise party.
Ton1orrw-A Snake in the Grass
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MIhreeMlnute 1alesM
&NH3 By Ad SchusterI sa-1&&aAEB
WITHIN THE LAW
By 'Ad Schuster ,

to win the friendship Of woman who
smiled shyly at their overtures and
hurried on.
The shades were down in the Wyant
home Cal. working with pile OF
mail AT table. looked up as his wife
Mona, entered.
You cant 60 on Ike this" she said
with the bravery which comes with de-
spair. You promised last time there
would he no more" Calls eyes accused
her
"You'vc been reading the letters
again. Well. II YOU read them care
fully YOU would see they are within
the law. The customers are getting
what they asked for. and listen here
Won are not going To leave me. You've
said that before, remember Wei
clean up pretty soon and have a good
time-Europc, maybe.
Her new courage gone. Mona sat and
looked nj the blackenod bricks in the
emrty nreDlace She pictured the trir
IN Europe, n season Of reckless spending
and wished she had the strength 10 de-
" him and stay right here In Mtnder
where there were honest people. Within
tho law. For al lor that. her husband
was crook and she was coward tC
remain in the house
cal rubbing the flaps of envelopes
over a sponge. sealed them with rrac
tIced hand The room was close. He
raised n window. The moon shone or
the fields outside.
"I, won't he long now" said the hus.
hand. looking out at the quiet scene
before we can leave this htck town
Two weeks more. ...... He STOPPED
ohruptly and looked intcntly across the
fields. Mona looked IN 10 see MIN
grasping the sill. his fac" pale and
twitChlne. This calm and assured nus
band Of hers Was trembling. nc raise'
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Cal wyant and his timid vie moved
into Minden unannounced, rented the
Hollis place at the edge of town and
lived quietly Cal seldom left the house
or ward and II was Mrs. Wyant q DIT
too pale to be beautiful. VIII" made tho
daily marketing excursion. The young
people OF Minden liked her looks ana
she could have made many friends. IN
stead she glanced neither to right nor
left as she made her way 10 the stores
and hurried home with her packages as
n she thought the town were pursuing
her.
Young man who stayed in the mouse
and had no visible occupation, ana
newcomer among the women VINO
Stunned acquaintance-~the Wyants sur
pr.sed the hospitable townsfoik ana
started tongues to wagging. II was salu "a
Cal received great packages OF mai
daily and that he sent out ano'ne'
bundle each morning. He was hahd-
some man. gray At 10 but his race was
,at IN hard lines and he never smiled.
N,nden wondered why his light burned
60 late and as the day spasSed' 'IhNea
,,ysterv 10 the silent man. 1t was SAID
arronu other things. he was poet a
Fugitive from justice. and was crncl 10
his wife. Actuated by sympa'nF' 'ne
Young people persisted in their attempts
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7, ts my ambition TO own an o.o
house some day because love o'C
houses love their quaintnesS @',u
- racredness. | love their nId
,;rdars and their lilac bushes and the
81 ,ron. that YOU buy with them ana
u5ich all the money you may puI INTO
initiating an old house wlIi n"t Dup
for YOU. And | believe IN the n"e
saving An old house haroorS Pe"ee
better than new
TIE Authorman. on the otner hA"u'
e one OF those people who cialih '"''
!, "a better 10 produce the old INES IN
D.u ,imhers He claims that old houses
are likely 20 he musty and tha' tneE
arc always calling out for the services
- plumber or mason or carpen'er
us, when YOU need the money TOT son'e
.hiny lmPortant.-as Tor instance ''
ar.
You Get SO MANY Sheds
sRu, on one coun, he does lean shght-
l., .oyrsrd the old house idea. lou
vop,d never guess what Il is because
rou are likely 10 get so many "oHos'
',I sheds thrown in with an old mousse
tn, Au,hnrman loves sheds. He SAYS
,.Av fascinate him. think II Is parity
b.causA ne has had experience IN ou'iu-
ny one or two small nutidInHs ~ .''V
,,Assnt price OF lumber and me iaes
- ali those little buildings that would
oosT 90 much now being thrown In win
80 b,use appeals 70 his JOY In bar
81, And then ne probably remembers
~. sbsds If his youth. and has sentt-
r,srtaI tenderness FOR shed because OF
~. memories OF old games and good
,,roas that cluster around the shed.
Sheds and Astaes Are Disappearing
EVAN as you and that Is II you
~. aid enough 70 have lived in house
r,,,h real shed. Along with the at
,tc. a, our childhood the shed has
rsnIdIy been disappearing. sacrificed on
ina altar OF the God OF Expansive Build
Ing and Scarcity OF Space.
We haa a most fascinating shed on
~. house where was brought up ard
tus, because u was falling 10 pieces and
the family councils decided Il would be
lass extensive 20 tear II down than 10
have II repaired. Il was done away with.
can remember how badly I felt though
= was almost grown up at the drne.
y was not q large shed but II was large
enough 10 have two doors. small coz
D.eoy window and many shelves Uttered
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Chapter S..
Tom had kissed her
GrrtiA's cheeks famed The kiss.
Hight one. may have meant noIhihs'
othSr fellows had often tried 10 Niss
bcr some even had succeeded. only 10
max. her angry and disguised ooth
with them and with herself. But TINS
wes somewhat different. Even while
he kissed her she had felt no loss OF re-
spect, either his or her own
Her mother. tired. had gone to bed
fertile was clad. she wanted 20 oe
alone. and then her mother would DC
syr. 10 notice her flushed cheeks her
saIf-consciousness or course she
would ,elr hcr-hut she wanted 10 Keep
m, secret her own for the night
she undres$ed in the dark. Cor
,,r,e she sat by the window wrapped
in her kimona. wondering where rom
was II he too was thinking OF tna'
kiss-of her.
After a bit she crawled into bed ne
aide Jennie. She softly patted the
little girls cheek. loving her with d
nav sort OF Iowa reflection OF the
feeling awakened in her ~ ION
careSs- &c.,
Idly she wondered il Lilly was
happy when Len KISSED He'' 90 '
AZ she was? II she were. no wopder
aha was glad she was 10 marry Len
O'Conner: was to be with him all tho
time.
Perhaps Lilly only talked OF marry
Ing FIR an easy time to hide her feei-
,nrs. pcrhaps she really cared Tor the
.o,h.r-Iove. She had laughed at ner'
Ccr,,c when she talked Of loving. but
|, iii, had felt "a she did. perhaps sns
.-,,I.6n't talk OF II. Gerue knew she
copraD.r sneak Of Tom causually. as she
n.d in the past. That light Kiss mad
given their friendship nc" meaning
vol ono she didn't try 10 anaiFze. per :
hans she couldn't have analysed II haa
she tried. ,.
FINALLY she slept. a sweet dreamiess
sI,eD and awakened carly. refreshed
d. oarpy. the memory Of Toms goodnight
stili with her, .- r..
He was coming at II TO take ltm lot
ride. Her checks again grew not as
abe thought she would see MN. one
aro,a early and sang as she dressed
What makes you so happy TINS
morning heard you singing. Tim
asEcd rs he helped him get ready Tor
his outing.
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with tools and other more valuable odds
and ends.
The usages OF Sheds
II was a wonderful place 10 use when
playing hide and seek-one shot out one
door when the hunter looked In the
opposite. When Constance de Bevely.
my cat acquired as you may gather
vile studying "Marmion" at schooD
had kittens they were always kept in
the shed. When one froze Ice cream
one sat on the steps that led down into
the shed and sang John Browns
Body flour more verses before l
change hands, and turned the crank.
When one was given bicycle the shed
became It's stable. When one played
old witch. the old witch always lived
In the shed. when one plotted any spe-
ciany thrilling mischief. the shed was
the scene OF the plot. or course II we
had had barn that would have been
an even more appropriate setting for
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BRAIN TESTS
By SAM LLOYD
? Minutes to Answer This,

We Will submit to our puzzIeistS lot
an up-to date answer. the old problem
which asks: What is the difference IN
weight between six dozen dozen pounds
~ gold and a half dozen dozen pounds
Of feathers? 49,
Perhaps YOU imagine YOU solved th's
hewhIskered poser. years aEo-weH' the
chances are your answer was lauI'!
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most Of these joys. But we were 10" II
nnIis-on and for town children the shed
W.. the nearest substitute for a barn.
And now the average cn'ld knows
neither barn nor shed nor a'ic. y"
wonder they get bored ana sophisticated
so soon. . ~
hope shall find that ola mouse
some day and that II VIII nav" h"' one
nut three or four sheds.
Tomorrow-Don't Hate Me Yet.
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TRY /, again. and look for the correc
solution tomorrow
Answer to Yesterdays
Tb. concealed motto: How Doth tn
Little Busy Bee Improve Each Shining
HOurn'
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SIDE TALKS
hv Ruth Cameron
THE JOYS OF SHEDS

with tools and other more valuable odd
,,d .pds
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Raccoons were much sought after ~
prehistoric people. who FOUND them 70
be a toothsome food In the hesh' ths iat
took the place of bears grease, and the
.k,ns vere useful for clothing.
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'narL and Mountain Lake park in base
hail tennis and bowling was held YES,
terday
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1922-01-24
NEW DEAN PICTURE
STIRS EVERY EMOTION

Love, hate, anger and JOY all find an
outlet in the gripping story Conflict"
which will bring the beautiful Priscilla
Dean to the American theatre on FRI
day and Saturday.
Priscilla Dean fans, who have been
anxiously awaiting the stars latest pic
ture, after having enjoyed "Reputa-
ton so thoroughly, will be more than
repaid for their patient vigil.
This Universal Jewel production is
supreme in its detail and TECHNICAL
ties, great deal of time having been
spent on finding desirable locations
for the North Woods scenes. That
they are true in every detail will be
readily observed even by the most ex-
pert woodsman.
Conflict presents cast worthy of
note, including, as leading man, Her
bert Rawlinson, one of the best known
players of the screen, Edward Con-
nelly, Hector Sarno, Martha Mattox.
L. c. Shumway, Sam Allen, Capt. c.
E. Anderson. Milton Brown and Bill
SiIIts' - 49,
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CALDWELL SCHOOL NOTES

Blanche Waterman substituted for
Mrs. Hartenbower in, the Lincoln
school Monday.
Plumbers were called into service
at the Lincoln and the Washington
Friday and Saturday
The high school reports the follow
ing new enrollments Monday: Velma
Jasper entered the senior class from
Wilder; Ethel Hanson entered the
junior class from Greenleaf Academy
Velma Stevens also from .Greenleaf
entered the ninth grade; Joe Barnes
entered the ninth grade, he is fKom
District IS, Canyon county; DIN Bay
less entered the eighth grade from
Knowlton Heights school.
Cecil and Carol Sovereign were
transferred from the Washington to
the Lincoln school Monday.
High school report cards for the
period and the semester went out to
parents Monday evening. YAH par
ents should have a chance to note
pupils progress if the pupil does his
duty and takes the card home. If the
card is not presented at home then the
parent should make inquiry.
Prof. F. F. Beal is introducing an
individual record system for music
study in the Caldwell, grade schools.
By this system each pupil will have
his music record filed with his other
records and it will follow him through
the grades. This music record will
show his achievements and failures in
the subject, Prof. Bea, hopes to have
some definite data in year or two
as to what can be done for monotones
and pupils who Gust can't sing"