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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-04-08
WYALUSING

The govt. supply steamer, Dande-
lion, went up the river Wednesday,
leaving oil and other supplies for the
beacon lights.
Several in town have the flu, but
nothing serious.
P. A. Lawrence has a new car.
John Sunwald was up from Bagley
and moved the house that Paul Law
renee bought from Ernest Hancock.
over on his lots.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-04-08

Crushed on the pulley of circular
saw on his farm, when he endeavored
to place the belt on the wheel to start
the saw in motion, Grove Fandrey, 81,
was almost instantly killed at his
home near Juneau. Fandrey's jaw, arm
and leg were broken, his chest was
crushed and he was internally in
iured,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-04-08

Rev. A. T. Agema, formerly U. B.
pastor at Monroe, is heading a move
which endeavors to suspend Ben Get
lehman, senator from Milwaukee. Get
lehman is wet leader, and Agema is
now head of the Wisconsin Anti-Sa-
loon League.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-04-08

LOST-Gold wrist watch with white
gold band, between Congregational
church and residence, Sunday evening.
Kindly return to Norma Vesperman,
reward. c1
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-04-08

FOR SALE-Good Early Ohio and Ru-
raj New Yorker seed potatoes. Grown
from certified seed last year, fine pro-
ducers Also a good refrigerator for
sale cheap. Henry Eastman. Lancas-
ter. Wis. 8p1
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-04-08

Out of the bitterness of expert
ence is extracted the sweetness of
living
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-04-08

FOR SALE-Baby carriage. Mrs. c.
M. Walker, Lancaster, Wis. Sci
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-04-08

WANTED-A girl for general house
work. Write or phone Al Hunsaker,
Lancaster, Wis. Sp1
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-04-08

FOR SALE-Three large work horses
and one pair of mules. Tudy Wright,
Lancaster, Wis. SCI
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-04-08

FOR RENT-Rooms for light house
keeping. Inquire of Mrs. Bessie Chap
man, W. Pine ST., Lancaster. SCI
Evening star., 1925-10-04
THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, d. C-GRAvURE sE>

The Stuart Walcott Post of
the American Legion on a re-
cent caravan party to the
Shenandoah Caverns as the
guests of Hunter B. Chapman.
Lieut.. Charles Riemer was
chairman of arrangements.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-16
Prof. BiOletti
RecOunts Many
African Thrills

Rev. Arthur Schultz, pastor of
tic First Methodist Church, gave
IN interesting talk TO the Rorarians
today on the work which the church
has done Tor the bylefit and well
fare. of mankind. Tho tall; was nom
scctarian and showed that the church
and the commercial world should
work together for the common pnr-
pose OF hetteriug living conditions
and making better men and women.
Rev. Schultz acted as chairman
Of the day, and introduced Pro
fcssor 4. G. Biolctti, Of the Uni
versity of California. WHO has been
IN the valley investigating a dis
ease menacmE grapes.
Professor Bioletti was scheduled
70 give % talk ON grapes, but in
formed the meeting that he heliey-
ed they would bn more interested
i'm Il few stories about his cNperi-
euccs i'm Africa, and proceeded 10
recount several amusing anecdotes
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-16
UTIEY REPLIES
TO CRITICISM
j OF PULLrAM NJ
fContinned from rare ~

and Notwithstanding the fac} that
theFe was Il Slight reduction in tax
cs .$47 800 has actually been trans
/ fcIFn1I hack 30 the baildnng fund
from the general fund and had it
not been for this ti4msfer, which
was made necessary by using this
$4,000 IN the years heretofore mem
toned, the general fund would nave
H8een in condition to have carried
'us through very nicely.
Many Extra Expenditures
'tin addition toathis. there have
been many cNtba expenditures from
thu. general fund made necessary by
tile Fe.furnisAiHg and repairing Of
old furniture and there have been
many other expenses from the gen
eral fand incidental to moving into
tho new courthouse.
~ am at Il loss to know vhere
You figure the Tremendous expense
Of the five murder trials, and why
you single out from any other cri-
nlinal cascs. the murder trials As
a matter Of fact, jurors receive no
more fees PEI day in murder trials
than in any other trial; Witnesses
receive no larger fees Ill testIfyiug
in murder trials than in any other
trials and tht only additional cX-
pense in murder trials in a compari-
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-16

sar Of the number of witnesses used
and the number Of DAYS consumed
IN trying the ease. would be where
IL is necessary to bring export wit
nesses, which of course, is am ad-
ditional. expense.
''Wc have tried II murder eases
since / have been in office and
thore have been only two in which
we have required export witnesses.
7 he Calhoun murder case has been
by far the most expensive to the
county since | have been in office
and the actual cost of that trial
would run i'm the neighborhood Of
81 500 not including the Judge sal
airy or my pay which would natu-
rally run on regardless of whether
we were trying murder case or
any other case. The five murder
cases to which you refer have not
cost the county to exceed $1,000
or $4,000 at the very most,
While the work in this office
has increased in the past year more
than 80 per cent, due to the en-
forcemcnt Of tho Wright Act the
Motor Vehicle Act and many other
new laws, and to the increase in
population, and while this hns ma
turallv added and increased the
expenses Of tho office. vet I am
willing to compare the expenses Of
this office to that Of any other
time in the history of the county
and nm wiling to compare the
amount Of fines collected since
Lave been in office with thaJ col
',ctcd during the previous history
Of the county.
"As a matter of fact. the so 900
that was transferred TO the general
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-16
.IBApTTSTS AND
ROTARIANS ARE
BALL WINNERS

Gotmians and Baptists were vic
tors in the combination volley ball
basketball games at the high school
gymnasium last night
The Rqtarians met the American
Legion team on tine volley ball
courts and walloped the veterans by
tdking two out Of three. = The vet
Grams may object to the word waliop
for the last game was unusually
close and might have been taken by
either side up to the last minute
of play.
The basketball team ffom 'the
Christian church went down to de-
feat by tIit Baptists, the latter sub
merging eor immcr8ing them by a
score of - to H., This game was
was also good contest, both sides
playing hard but clean at all times.
Next Saturday the Long Beach Y.
N. G. A. voIIey ball team, consider
ed the champions Of Southern Cali
fornia, will meet a picked team
from this city. In preparation for
the game practice is being held this
week by the first and second teams,
The first team is composed OF Joe
T. King, John N. kcpley, Frank Il.
tRed Mitchell, Rev. A. T.
Schultz, 5. O. Lingo and W. ". Nc
Eucn. The seconds include
Charles Sonos, Pat Glasgow, r. VI.
Armstrong, Jack Waddell, Al Towie
and Chuck Soncs.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-16
PERSONALS

Mr. and Mrs. A. p Schiptour of
New York City are sightseeing in
The valley today.
AIRS, 6. G.. Hell Of McCabe dis
trict was in FL Centric today on
business.
Fred c. Anderson of Bayport,
Minnesota is a resistrmt in the
Barbara Worth hotel.
Superinttndent of Schools H. c.
! e'oe i visiting the Magnolia and
Mulberry schools today.
W.. /. Peters, of Los Angeles,
representing a large packing com
pany, is in FL Centre today ON bust
ness.
Attorney Luther G. Brown Of Los
Angeles is in FL Centre today on .
civil court ease.
+. S. Sprick Jr.. of Detroit. is
registered at the Barbara Worth
Hotel.
f. Q. Sullivan and r. Bergman
of the state highway commission in
Sacramento are in FL Centre this
week.
Mrs J. X. Fahriug of lIoltville
was a business visitor in El Cen
tro yesterday.
Rev. A. r. Worthy and family,
arrived in FL Centre today. Rev.
Worthy was formerly pastor Of the
state Street Christian Church in
this city They will be the house
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. $. 0. Lingo
during their stay here.
George T. Bigelow and +. c. Dol
son, connected with the Southern
Sierras Company, wc in El Centre
for few days.
Mr. aud Mrs, j.. S. Grafton ami
Or. and Mrs J. 4. McCullem OF
Dudas, Canada, are sightseeing in
the valley for n few days.
Mr. and Mrs, Howard p Mcval
have gone to PhoeniX for few
davs trip.
Jack Kelly. who has been confip
ed to his home on Vine street fel
several days with influenza, is i'm
proving and his many friends hope
to see him out again soon.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-16
Rev. Sweeney In
Good Old Day.
Talk at Chamber

Rev. Oscar Sweeney Of this city
gave "a very interesting talk 10 the
members Of the FL Ccutro Chamber
of Commerce at the noon luncheon
yesterday, the theme Of his remarks
being optimism with rcfegence to
the future Of Imperial Valley.
The speaker urged that tho pao-
pie Of this community should forgd5
to swell upon the mythical "good
old days ard think more about
the good present days and tho good
days of the future. As proof
that these~ are good lays, partic
uIarly from a commercial standpoint.
he cited the fact that one IS prac-
tically unable to find parking space
o. Main street between Fifia and
3 ycnth street these davs. despite
the three hour par}.iug limit.
1t is necessary 20 60 on the side
sire ts 10 find parking room, lie
sud, and this was not t.uc ii thr
good old day when thcse was
little elise but parking room "a the
business section.
Those at the luncheon greatly fm-
joved % musical program by Victor
Trerisce, director OF music ut the
Imperial Community Church. Mr..
TreriScc gave several piano scla--
tions his rendition of Paderev ri ;
,"Miuuct' being particularly de
lightful.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-16
PAGE THREE

fund Nv the board og st4egs is0rs,
did not come directly froni th gen,
eral road fund hut eame from the
bridge and culvert fund fund
used, or TO be used for purposes
for which, in ccrtaa cases the gen.
oral county fund could be appiied
in other words, by the use of this
bridge and culvert fund the gon-
eral county fund has in effect been
increased because the gcperal conn
ty fund has not been called upon to
meet expenses it otherwise might
have, had to medt.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-16
SOLUTION OF Yesterdays
PUZZLE .r..,

and thrilling occasions which he
met while in tho Dark Continent
Amang these one yarn about the
professor being hur.ed by a
:, lien, which afterward turned ont
10 be, baboon, was particularly
amusing and the entire talk made
Il big hit with the Rotarians.
There were 80 members and Is
visitors present nj the luncheon.
BE getting your Christmas gifts in
shape to give as wedding presents.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-16
LUKEMAN NAMED
TO FINISH STONE
MOUNTAIN CUTTING
ny rnited Press lcnscd Wire

hATLANTN, Ga, April lG-Augus-
tas l.ultcman, New York sculptor
was named today TO complete the
stone mount;dn memorial to heroes
Of the Confederacy. He succeeds
Gut2on Borglum who was dismissed
for alleged violation of contract.
u lmkeman will STRAIT at once on a
model to replace the one destroyed
by Borglum when The latter was dis
ehNrged.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-16
How to Strengthen Eyes

In u surprising short time simple
camphor, witchhazel, hydrastis etc.,
as mixed in Lavoptik eye wash,
strengthens eyes so you can read
or work more. One small bottle
shows results. Aluminium eye cup
free. Clements 5 Drug Store will
supply you. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-16
P. Z. o. CLUB TO GIVE
ANNUAL LUNCHEON

The annual cover dish luncheon
Of the p. f. 0. Club Of FL Centre
viii be given at the country home
Of Mrs F. f. Albright near Mt.
Signal on next Saturday at /
@ clock.
Following the luncheon an inter-
cssing program viii be given, with
Mrs II. c. Coe in charge.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-16
GIVEN $4,000 FOR
HUSBAND DEATH

san FRANCISCO, April 16.-
Mrs Hettie e. Thcis of Anaheim,
was today awarded $4,000 compensa-
tion by the state industrial accident
commission for the death Of her hus
band, John Victor Theis. Theis died
from asphyxiation March ii while
working for the Chrystal Chemical
company at Aanahcim.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-16

No real sportsman, win shoot moro
than two spring poets in one day.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-16

Orchestral Concert aud specially
Ilmbers at State Street Christian
hurch Sunday evening, Free will
ffering. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-16

There's this puzzle that
IS hint will be
then puzzle fan should be able finish the 10
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-16
NE WIS BRIEFS
From, City and Comfy
lHIaIHIHIaTaIaIHRlHIaH

w ~ 90
elll1fIIIll llIaII5lR 1IaIg T1t1F5alIl
Everybody hsps raul IS Buttercd
Top Corn. Whyf adv
Steve Evening steak dinners. ad
Andy's Taxi Service. Phone
F3. adv
For Replanting ? yr, old grape
Fuit, oranges and lemon, trees. $50
Pain ST., FL Centre. adT
Cotton Buyer Here. Joseph VIII
brd, q large cotton .deafep .ofYAn-
lwerp, Belgium, was, visitor in
Il Centre Yesterday. He was in
he valley with the idea of buying
bme of the cotton produced here
Ild when shown some of the sam
les stated that he was already
brsuaded to make the valley a
pint of his buying trip, which he
lakes each year to the United
tates. He was much surprised at
be splendid quality of samples
hown him. E41z
DR.. Harry ,a>uper, Dentist 647
lain st. Phone 3S2W. adv
Hotel Barbara Worth club break
hst 25c up. Special chicken, turkey
nd steak dinners $100. Table de
BITE dinner $1.00. Seventh street
htranee direct into dining room. al
Andy's Taxi Service. Phone
70. adv
Desert Party Tonight--Young men
lrd women Of the Cliristian--k,a-
Ieavor society of the Christian
hurch are going on desert party
bnight. All young friends OF the
hurch are invited 10 join the party
md make il n jolly affair. Those
laving machines arc requested 10
ring them along as If is hoped
one will be left beh;ld because of
he lack of conNeyMces.
Orchestral Concert and specially
IImbers at State Street Christian
hurch Sunday evening, Free will
fferinn. adv
Valley Beauty Shop. Phone 324J.
adv
Have You Seen the folding Ford
676 Main st2 adv
No Quorum at Meeting Due to
Iie fact that u number OF directors
i the chamber of commerce are out
/ the city. there was not q suf!i-
Ient number Of quorum 80 con
Iict the regular meetiYs last night.
bose who were present decided To
Iljourn aud attend the roliey bail
Iimc at the high school, and this
an WAS accordingly carried uut.
Psrisienne Beauty shoppe. 127
birth ath. Phone 1s@. adv
steve's spccIal noon lunch soc.
adv
Are You Hungry? Give I.oynd s
buntain Lunch a trial. Satisfae
bn and service. adV
The yellow Lasts, When asked
lis morning why the city Is pant
restricted parking spaces IN thcl
bwntown sertion with yellow paipt
stead of me usual red Nhlei Bark- j
stated this morning that t has
ben found that yellow will last
h nger and will show up better than
q red shade. The hot sun quickly
dcs the latter, until il can hardly
seen. The yellow, on the other
l,nd. maintains its color for
Inp period mad is therefore much
litter in warming motorists away
ON restricted sections. 4
MRS. Brooks Beauty shop. Phone |
q adv
Davis Beauty Parror. Phone 227,
adv
Here from La Jolla--AIr, and Mrs,
Twin a. Layman aud daughter
lss Eleanor are visitors III I'll Cen
b for Il few days. The LaXm;nS
g parents Of Mrs. VI. j. o Brien
| this city. They formerly resided
| Chicago but after a western trip
Lde Il wear ago, suecumbed TO the
Ire of California and are now perm
bent residents Of La Jolla.
---.---n.s..-~~~.--~-----
In most every home;
| CRAMER'S II.
MO Cry DDE AIN
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-16

Here from La Jolla-Mr, and Mrs.
Twin A. Layman aud daughter
ISIS Eleanor are visitors III III Ten
o for Il few days. The LaymWns
e parents Of Mrs. NJ. j. o 'Brien
this city. They formerly resided
Chicago but after a western trip
lde Il year ago, suecumbed to the
re of California and are now perm
Lent residents of La Jolla.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-16

Dr., T. j. Rudoy, eye, ear, nose
and throat specialist, Of Los Ange-
les will be in the offices of DIR.
r. +. CdnAingham, 582 Main st.
Saturday, April 18th, 70 roperations
and examinations make appoint
ments with DR.. Cunningham. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-16
Davis Beauty farior. Phone 227.

Open Scout eeting-Troop 1G
boy scouts with George w. Finley
as scoutHaster, viii hold an open
meeting at the Baptist church Fri
day night, 10 which the local scout
masters, al local scouts, parents of
troop 10 and their friends are espe-
cially invited. There viii be mi
tiatior and the following prizes won
at the field viii be presented: sec
oni troop prize, first aid kit award
ed by the Rotary club Of Cale%ico;
second patrol prize, four pup tents
awarded bt Imperial Valley Hard
ware company of Brawley; inaivid-
ua1 prize viii uc presented Harvard
Hichar, which is Il scout uniform
awarded by St9hl Brothers OF Braw
ley.
Dance at LIcCabe School, satur-
.day, April 18. Border City Rhythm
Kings Orchestra. Refreshments. adv
Ea'agie' Always Fresh At steyss: yes
Apdy's Taxi Service, Phone
473. adv
To New Arr1vars. Establish your
credit before you need it. This win
$tcc yon delay in opening accounts
with valley merehant-members Of
our service. Application forms may
be e1-ured from merchants or az our
orrgCs. Commercial Credit & Service
Co. LII Rahkopf Bldg. FL Centre.
PBbne 264. adv
New Hotel Improvement-Revoiy-
ing boors are the latest addition 10
the Burbara Worth hotel. Carpen-
,ers are finishing the installation
today. The doors are made of "a fiuc
caalitv of famed oak with attractive
bronze trimmings and viii add
greatly TO the appearance of the
hotol syhcu ms allied. They carry out
THE same idea and s;y1e rs the doors
uf {. $. Grant hotel Of san Diego
and the Biltmore hotel of Los An
geles, which say his friends. shows
that W. IL. Conway, the proprictor
is awake "a the latest thing iu the
hotel line.
Andy's Taxi Service. Phone
478. adv
}Andy's Taxi Service. Phone
418. adv
Excellent Cooking served family
style i'm homc-like atmosphere,
Brcak fast and dinner $50 per month.
Country Club Inn, 9th and Holt.
adv
Davis Beauty Parlor. Phone 227.
10 odV
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-16

Everybody haIs fanl s Buttered
'op Corn. Whyf adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-16

Desert Party Tonight-Young men
nd women Of the Cli1istian-EA'-
eavor society of the Christian
hurch are going on Il desert party
bnight. All young friends of the
hurch are invited TO join the party
md make il jolly affair. Those
aving machines are requested 10
ring them along rs if is hoped
one will he left behsld because of
he lack of conVeyances.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-16

Hotel Barbara Worth club break
hst 25c up. Special chicken, turkey
nd steak dinners $100. Table de
BITE dinner $1.00. Seventh street
htrance direct into dining room. al
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-16

Valley Beauty Shop. Phone 32iJ.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-16

DR.. Harry a>uper, Dentist 647
lain st. Phone 382W. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-16

Psrisienne Beauty shoppe. 127
birth 18th. Phone 7S%. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-16

No Quorum at Meeting Due to
le fact that number of directors
/ the chamber Of commerce are out
/ the city. there WIS not q sufii-
Ient number Of quorum 80 con
net the regular mSetiYs last night
hose who were present decided 10
lljourn and attend the Toliey BAN
Iime at the high school, and this
an was accordingly Carried cut.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-16

Have You Seen the fofling Ford
676 Main Sts adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-16

Andy's Taxi Service. Phone
F3. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-16

Noiand's- 0rcnesrra. Music for all
occasif"s. Phone El Centre 583. adv
Dance Every wee. &c Sat. nights
at Heber Palm Ga.den. adv
Di1lcns Building Home-Mr. and
Mrs@ Floyd Dillon of this city. are
amqng the many Young couples Of
FL Geptro whoarc building their own
honl& Erection has been started Of
thela pretty five room stuecot house
on Sandalwqoap Drive, between Fifth
anf$iXth streets. This section Of
toWf shows much activity in the
building Line, some very artistic
strRetures' Being in course of con
StrhstiOu
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-16

Dance at McCabe School, Satur-
day, April 18. Border City Rhythm
Kings Orchestra. Refreshments. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-16

Steve's SpecIal noon lunch SOC.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-16

| Are You Hungry? Give Loynd 8
buntain Lunch a trial. Satisfae-
bn and service. aoN
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-16
Steve $ Evening steak dinners. ad

For Replanting 2 yr, old grape
Fuit, oranges and lemon, trees. go
Pain ST., FL Centre. aaK
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-16
stsve's fsr special Salads. adv

Andy's Taxi Service. Phone
473. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-04-16

Eatables Always Fresh at Steves.
adv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-23
BY MARIE ROME pINRAK

nLYMPIA. Nov. %. With to-
Otal Of 225 bills introduced in the
legislature-t04 in the senate and
I22 In the house Legislative thought
has covered a wide scope Every.
thing. from wnighty tax questions
10 regulating hogs running In tho
streets, is covered In these measures.
Human welfare legislation has not
oeen buried under a bushel OF taxa.
ton or road bills
For instance, some OF tho meas
ures that touch the hearth and
home ore.
Tho marriage bill, which provides
hat five days shall elapse between
he obtaining Of . marriage ccrtifl.
cate and The wedding. the old age
pension bill. which cares for those
near the end Of lies trail; tho re.
habilitatiou Of the blind, which
would give the blind not charity.
but an opportunity. q bill providing
FOR a 100000 appropriation TO es.
iablish school Tor tho fccblc.mind.
cd IN Western Washington.
THEN there are the protection
l. bills
The bill in the senate 10 protect the
forests from fires: Rep Reeds BILL,
which has already passed the house,
providing protection for tho state
flower. the rhododcudron. bill BY
Rep. Tottcn, Of Seattle, protecting
dumb animals; an anticigaret bill to
protect young girls and boys from
The cigarct habit: Senator Walter
Davis living saving bill, which pro-
poses that all beaches and bathing
resorts must have lifesaving appa-
ratus az hand.
Then there arc the licensing meas.
ures:
Sen. William wray Of Seattle
wants to license the beauty parlor
workers. There's a senate bin which
purposes 20 license all real estate
dealers. Rep. Maude Swcetman, OF
Seattle, wants n separate licensing
board for the sanipractors and new
rules raising their standards OF cf.
flclency. Sen. Charles Myers, Of
Davenport, wants higher require.
rnents for the optometrists in bill
he introhred.
MEASURES touching education
Nl which have been introduced are.
The senate bill providing for the mill.
age tax that raises money for the
operating Of the University Of Wash.
ington, state college and three nor
NAL schools: Senator Davis bill pro,
Nding for the teaching Of the United
states and the state constitution IN
he public schools, a measure allow
ing first class school districts 10 oper.
atc lunch rooms; raising The SALARY
~ tho state superintendent OF public
INSTRUCTION 10 $1,000 o year, the con.
aiituiionsl limit; q bin pryodinE for
degree for graduates from normal
schools, measure that creates an
employment agency for teachers, md
Pep. Notes bin permitting all
schools 10 operate a students saving
account.
Tlsp. EEbcrt ot Pierce county intro
duccd three educational measures,
ono providing FOR the reading of the