lure for the most. part well protected. statute;
but the residents in our rural com-
:‘A " , /<» _ ‘
,..mn,.sonra..NiaanLK.nv union sun-nun.
imuuities are too often unable to se-
'MW " ' ., . . ‘1': r
., " ._ :cure the benefits of the best modern
@anulwr believe. and would help to build‘
(Continued 5...... Third Page.) - ‘knowledge and the most efficient san-
iip the business.
Besides growing the flax, the Ore-
,gouians are working towards the es!
”i led in the town of Mansfield on prop-l "an. administration.
, thus keeping ”U of the state where the buildings, What is needed is the reorganiza-
FRIETORS liar whole process from sowing the; [0,- gm. care of epileptics are located.;”°n of our health machinery so that
”‘1', jA’fi‘; 1917" .l sci-lilo folding up the tablecloth with-ll Tic- accommodation for these “Nor"islfentfifineldfiglplicglwilitha Sting:
w----.. l in their borders. There seems llulltllt‘h requires frequent enlargement
no 2 - .
,EQLMANAC FOR and the inaliageiiicnt of both classesdto furnish ‘0 the local health officer
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ircusoi. why this. ion, should not be" . lthe advice and the moral support
‘ ‘ . , . - - ~ ‘ I ' .:.
MORROW [ruin- a iaci. And if the western linen.'”‘d ”‘9' CODblrutUJn 0’ the b“ ldings which he needs. 1 urge earnest con-
- ‘ - - to house them. with the appurtennnti . _ ‘ . .
.34 a. m., 9.10 p. m. , , .. .srderation of this question, With a
'1 ' sets 4-38 ilicailng and lighting plants and water. .- . . . ‘ .
' 7' 9’ ' ' nlutli intelligence and cl'i’ectiwnesso . , , . , . . . f . g‘le“ ‘0 5‘ remodeling 'Of 01“ 51419
l sui plies. should. fol [imposes o ((‘011 .
‘ whose’ . . .. 1] fliclenci be under the wp_'health laws and that you make an up
. . on. "H e "Ni ii a d 01 (on) proprialion for the State Board of
.- . .i. . . s." .IH.‘ ' . C . ‘r . . _ '
.bmillitul Pdtntd JUlltllllzlllh and Spit ei n-ion 01.4 aunt, e 0 ‘ i lHealth sufficient to give our state a
.g' . .. .3 . - S ‘
amiit-ei'ps arc now known the country “Hr-4"“ tIS .15 the (d-‘t d‘ DH‘ 9“ nlsiato health administration adequate
cightren other states.
tem of highways we have about 500
mites of improved highways known as
State Aid highways. I am satisfied
that those who have travelled over the
improved highways of this and adjoin
ing states will concede that our high-
ways do not suffer by the comparison.
As rapidly as the finances of the
state and towns will warrant. there
should be an extension of the State
Aid highways, until every town in the
state will have a convenient improved
highway connecting with our Trunk
Line system.
iablisliing of mills for the spinningl
Nfland weaving of linens,
lll't‘llllcers go llllu the Work with as
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NING SEN‘FINEL TELE
V PHONE CALLS .
Editorial Rmm’fiz- . ov-«r. illt' iicxl (lH‘Htlt‘ may soc lhc purl _ ,1, f Iifor modern needs.
“51!”ka BO”! hogi'fi I 88 3 charm; housewife display as much ill‘l ”.3“!‘tfi‘i’tZ‘lltilezgiufimllf2:111:523J" :11:
, figs R:Sai::nC§-—:Ieé—-2.3 I i ‘ . as! lieu of the two present separate com-l
" City Editor‘s Residencefi752.‘ In guarantee of purity and quality for; missions. . .
Busines's Manager's Residence-i llt‘l‘ houm-hold lint-its as silo now does, Slate insane Hospital at Mlddletown.
1113.11 5 tin Hospital fol tln lllbtl-ll‘t at Mid ””5810“ were consolidated mm the
_._._...._. till town is in Ul‘gf‘lil'llt‘t'tl (it an addi-inank Commissioner's Department,
with a single commissioncr in- charge
TWO VlEWS or: THE FUTURE i Lilllllll building for the care offiit'utcv
‘ .oi‘ the Department; and the duties of
This would be both litiinniie
‘- would result in' ~ . . . . . . .
oren’s Bureau of the 1'. S. l)clluri.:thei-p ill-o going to dew-lop for this; .-. lawcr “Fromm“ ol' “Dummies andEfii‘iitrg::psfmifimif I;T:;:::.r;d rt:
1m! itivis lien-wit (in. number of, patients. ““1“”, in a benefit . to ”1., mm. in
American “”5 The Inebrlate Farm. ;bolh instances. My rmommcnduiions
Simulation at L'olllliiliiis, 0.. ilcclai'chihcir correct solution the attention of; » if we are to cure for any consider-iii!“ certain other ('tflullllsfiklllfi be
‘ Vlhc most cnliuhlancd minds. , Stato' :i'lllt number of our iiicbrizites, llleiconsolidaled wire not adopted.
(39.1.1093 incomililulniioli for them at the Stutei I now renew my.recommendpiions
l . . l Ii iliiiatc Form must be materially cn-Zlhnt the offices of (Ioiiiiiiisnioncr of
of Manchester, N. 11., which \Vllrx ibl" problems the likc of which Ilk‘vl‘l' con- 'iiie Silt'i‘t’hs ‘iqll-illv “5 Domestic ‘Auininls, Dairy and Food
“0 may MW mlvriih lllt‘ limited number cominiiivdit‘llnnnissioncr. Slate ()rniilmlouisl.
ml-vl l‘ullw'li‘r Milne, S““"“‘“‘““ 1““ lilt'rt‘ warrants the liclicf mm :1 nmrcflml Slate board at Aurlcullllrv Ill-
duslries. forms of /govermiientul co. Wm...” mnmnmpm to this inninuflnbolisheil. and in lieu lhwroof that the
as the Oregon apple-growers
It is pos.:ible, if nht probable. tha:
you will be urged by voluntary inter-
ested agents, financed by contribu-
tions by corporations within and with.
[out this state who are pecuniarily in-
terested in the construction of ini-
proved highways and in supplying ma
terials which enter into their con-
struction, to make large appropria»
tions for improved highways. Tli‘e Gen-
eral lAsscmbly needs no such assis-
tance in determining the needs of the
slate. and 1 this! that you
make appropriations for improved
highways which,
lions you may maki- for other purpoc-
es, will not leave a substantial amount
‘to be applied in reduction of the in-
‘tlflblt’dl'lefifi of the stale.
Motor Trucks
A reasonable limit should ln- placed
Consolidation of Commissions
in my 1915 message i recummouded
the. consolidation of several commie
lsions, in compliance therewith the
.duties of the Building and Loan Com
ll'l‘l st in the int: ".llndc in (.lregoii“
E ii“. iln labels from Dublin io Belfast.
PAYING MOTHERS.
Julia Lathrop, head of the t‘hil-‘
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niisjudne affairs. “-‘5‘3-‘3 .
cud ccouomical. as u
"l‘nll-‘ss luiicrly
met.l of Labor. speaking bel‘orc llli‘ii-ountl‘y problems of the gravest
Association for l.libo.r;poi~t~problems that will need
infuvor of payment for inoihcrlniod.
Miss L-atllrop said that in the town socialism iii Europe may
‘l v i we ‘
cult-(lot ‘of research by ihc \‘lilllll‘rll'hg('i‘l'llt’tl our mind.»
should be allowed to carry over our
highways and bridges. i am informed
that sonic motor trucks" now carry up
wards of iwcniy tons as a single loud.
Such loads are destructive of high-
ways («instructed for pammsigrr irat-
flc. or reasonable Height “'3er
impose an tilirciisonablp burden upon
ilie tux miycrs to kl‘l'p the roads
repair and to construct hriduvo
can stand the strain of such excessive
loads.
. lll this bonnet-lion 1 call your “HP”
lion-to remarks in the liizliway (‘nm
mlssloncr'a report unllcr the caption
‘Ulii‘i‘llll last year, 93.6 of all the babies
bum in the year ending, Oct. 31. 1916., . ‘ I” ‘ ‘ . ‘ . ‘ . ,_
ieratioii with .liiisiuess quill.» ouisille‘ lion would be it great benefit to lllt‘;“"”‘ 0! (tilllllllhbltlllt‘l of Agiiiiiliuit
“l ugh“. .md to 1;". mpin-impsl it w. .lmllle created “'llh ntieuuain powers to
it llt\t‘ llil- rtiiipclalioii in our jails-‘W‘l‘ml'm lite beneficial dulics of llll‘Si'
l ~ . < u i.“ y .‘ . ' , .
5- 1i... “pnmmmm of u... “WW," “I...“ t m \cr..! tram limit)”. if you .«liull no:
line of repeated coiiiiiiitiiieiiin thereto ””1”” ”l ””3 i'lcomnl‘lllll-i'll;ll. l
filly $011 of det'ciil curc ut 1111 “715. will be. Stil’jl’t‘lr; for national coiisid-l .q' confined iin-bi-ialcs. and Would be :i‘“°"ld "1“")de ‘ “‘1 “l "‘3' l “ ‘”
\(‘l‘y severe.
.
i
any aueqinitc care. I
‘ticu of the ’(‘oiiimissioiier of llollicslic
lAiiilruls bl" transfcrrcd to thc Daily
at: ‘ . ' ‘ ' i: - iormal and. .
‘ hue m‘mmm" ~ d x ' ithai Wlll liaic profound
t
oration. ‘
i . . .
. . - ' - - ii the slivln'. of ill“ cost tillcndini; . _
“m, (humps m mm” m Emmn'm‘m“ land Food t‘oinimssioncr. i ri-ncw my
. jrecoininelidntioii that such of the lid
“healthful function" said Miss liilllll‘llll.» , "101' of iiwbrlntml, .
“t'nci‘c is a CPl‘lallle‘ rather it very
"were in [rt-unites where the father.
earned Less than $1.250 per your. Nihtoui: mngo of thought. . G0\'t'l‘lllllt‘lltl
‘ym' the drain upon the family lI‘A'fconii'ol of t)(‘9Hll—lltll'llt‘ commercc and.
:mll‘l’” 0f «gm-“5" mother and 1mby'mwcl liil'ltll‘r'l iii international finance
Most of them didn‘t pct There may come out 01' in“; grid: Having to the several counties
and world-l ll‘d‘ I'l‘pelilcd prosecution and commit-1
- '. . -. \. Vandcrlilhi , Hrs 15 it is dcsimbh» in (‘Ollllllllt’ of
limb iiiflutnu, hank i s New “mom“. ; . .. ' ‘. . 1-1pm.“
1President National t‘ily lluiik of New“, Mm tltllll)lli‘“5 h" rmumlelhc iiouid ol lbxlllllllltl.‘ o .i l .
' ' ‘ 'alld or the Connecticut llourd ol lam»
York.
to build Mllwihulmcrs, be ll'llllsft‘l‘i‘t‘t'l to lllt'
ls Mr. Vundcrlip :i culaiiiily . need flii'lwlici‘innmd of ”fink
m.) grim political econo-E .lcromnlodniioii oi the troops in mm
mm" destiny: ii; mum of our cliics is apparent: but
llllullt‘ incurring llll' iviicnsc of new
will
llo itlllil‘upl'lflll‘ money
“0““; in u ai'iuoi'ii-v‘. iiinl ihc
ullt‘t‘l‘tfilth—degree of mortality and:
morbidity. The probable extent ofl
. ' '- l lentli is startling. Oil
richness ant t ilcr? The
All aiiiondmcnl
provides that each member of this?
body shall by paid his transportation.
l
' l f tl t iil Motor Vehicles
. ' e i." tic act in a
:zpemal importallc ‘ ‘ mists who hold the hull
l Aiitoiiiobili-s have “WNW l-li‘lll‘l‘
authorities agree that the of the United State..- on their laps. “1(le will it “at h“ ulvlsublc ml.” use in ”m- “a“. d“ , g In.) last up.
. . . lii‘ l“-‘. '1 . _. , -. . l. . - ll
. ' a t' of the 1055 0f 1”“ 3““ health. ‘ . ’ , . 1.. l ' _ , . _ ,(udl. in Him we had [Min limit we
1' r 'll 1 c l sol SNTNM“ “0de mm llot. “‘m' Ofl wait until it is dolei‘lnlin-d what the “‘1".le for Mm“
““5 w" ““V i ‘ " . . ~ . .wc lissiirc . . . ' .
in_l ”‘0 Dt-pallmt "1 ol tmmmu‘ ' , Shun" “hm” "f ”m ' thc stale received in registration and
, ins that than) is nothing: to lillll‘ (itto. l" pmipml (Hump or wimli‘Wl' mum “an n.9,. $l1,ljliii.h0. m 19“; WK”
} ‘ i ~ I ‘ I4 . l '
.,_-¥0[\-es adequate lost and ploltttioti illi Ill'ullOl‘lfi WM.” 66.807, and ”u, receipts
.8768.727.t}l._ With a like increase dur-
2 oils utilize.
. .tlin war.
’ mournlal‘ cases and “mm“. MMmisaillng so long as the licmocrucy coli- . . .
l I ' _ lingzilllt‘ "sent yenrwe'siliall how
; 'l‘lic Slulc now has but limited eon-lulu“, than 3mm“) rcizimered “10.0,. m
$10K. u'omifagdt’d loi' oxt'tilllltlllillinn“: Mr. \‘nndci'lip lp‘ an (‘Nt‘flllllmb
"V autumn] " M“ . . .
"10"“ "R 3“”“3' ““1 “my “ll" have. liicllrs and :i rei'enuo lbcrefi‘uiii of iit
hiss. if any. in the future. Congrcsslpmm a million dollars.
______,,,__...._....’:.- may iiiwido to usuumc eiitlre .iurlfidin-f‘. We are having a constantly 1mm”,
TREES FROM VERlJUN. L‘it‘lll and control of slate troops, undying number of nummoimp homicides
(if generations of overwork in; n is reported that ‘1“. English poo in lllllltl such llt‘t‘l‘SHlll‘y :n'iiiorlos lls‘und (spawning, Existing umitllimns
I . . . v v .ipginuis “mil “”"“ not MO" (‘Ullk‘ll'llflt‘d b)‘ ”W'rcquii'c the enactment ot stricter luws
”‘0 "I“ “gm” 1)“)va U lstntes. .rclniiiig to motor vehicle trlitilc. and
““‘ms picked up around Verdun and: Reforniatory for Women fsm‘t‘l't‘l‘ penalties for their violation.
The necessity of u Reforinliiory for; with n vigorous enforcement of both. .ed and land adjournment had by ”10
the "lory of that bravo city. LOI‘leOmt‘" in ”Us SW“ has bl‘l‘n l‘t‘lwlll~' The ndliiliiistrntion of the motor \7("_’fil'st‘ of next May. By constitutional
Ih . .. -1 to ha", startcd H nll.1"‘“." urged. and it must be concodmlihicle department was. and now ifl,"provjsion adjournment must be had us
hum H mm . dillllll there is rm increasing need termini. the Secretary of State. who lfivearly as June m1].
”MW luomc institution for the more liuiiiliiic.'roqtiircil to hold several hundred: war-aha" commence Wm, u- now re-
sorii- clientnuts and said he lntciided‘intelligem mid ellicicnl care of nnt‘ort hearings ciioh will“. in ”mm of (‘flslllll-lvixiuu of our statute .law. I believe
to plant them as momorlula 1“ l‘isillmlll‘ WOW?" than now obtains. ties. to determine whether the license the revision committee . has conscien-
“rounds at home. One serious objection against the of the owner or operator shall he fills-suously and evidently performed its
N . ' . lhf‘ llritishi"""“l'“"hmPm M any new l““‘“”°",ll9nd€'d 01' "‘VOki‘tL :dutirs, and unnecessary Ichangcs iii
1‘ “MM “mg bow“ ;is its initial cost and that of its su‘l-l The dcpnrlmcnt of the Secretary of lipid revised laws by additions or 0th-
public liadvtaken “lune idea, and lmwilll‘flucnt maintenance. Statc has no logical connection with ‘ eru'lsc or undesirable.
hundreds of redueSlS f0“ “00"“; and} Ti’ossibly iii the case of such a i'c- the administration of the motor vclii-g in my 1915 message I made it sug-
viicstiiutu are being sent to the courifurmalory this cost might be inininiizu 1 am convinced that n‘ 29mg“ which 1 “mm”, m rpm,“ fcr
I led if it was established in connection:‘conipetcnt person should be appointed your confiigemum' viz.:
e\._-i'~witli otir Connecticut industrial School‘io have sole clmrge of lllt‘ Motor Vt»; “A further mmpriai saving of [hug
ifor girls at Middletown. The location .liicle Department. ilmd expense. could be effected if pro
0.1“? .po‘ssibleputriotlc and reverentLis ideal. and tho .elatc. has expendedi lfurtlier suggest that all receiptsnmged legislation adversely acted upon
use of the tuna so. obtained. Nut only; substantial amounts in the erection 0f connected with motor vehicle adminis-‘by the committee in which it was re.
aretliey going to cultivate trees fmingbuildlngs for, the- cure. of the sir15,.tration shouldrbo paid into the State tfenvnd. was not reported except when
' S{there committed. The title to the pro-,Treusui'y. it is obvious that all mow requpgtpd by you: of “,9 Senate or
lperty upon which these. buildings are‘eys collected by State agencies.. auditor
{located is in a cooperation cremod bY‘: all moneys paid out. for Mill? purposes,
ni'ca l est
during your sessions.
i registered motor
is preventabli‘. National Guard .
Willie problem, however vast. ll WM mm 13 “mum to “0th the—Rm-
slim and delay adjournment because
so many members failed to regularly.
attend thesesxiomi. There. is no 03"-
cuso for this. and it is u hardship up?
on the members who are present it?
your regular scallions. Preslunllnbly
cvory member of this body desired to
he elvsited to it. nndshould be present
at all of your sessions unlesstliavlng
stimulant reason for being about. if
you will do this i am satisfied that
all net‘essnry legislatiou‘can he adopt-
Everything will be plainj may be licrcufii-r nlvcii iliciii. is to bc.
IA! llic pi'csciil lime it is in it iii-bul-
-iiiplical cil.
business mull;
n
jolly prescient
y‘ impossmlv' field and l'l'flll are trained theorists.
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. ouizlit. perhaps, to be nor-i
healthful. But whether bl"{
cases or out-reuse in others, or
2 a general lack of intelligence in
. flit-inning tip girls. the fact. is that the
‘-:"‘W.(Illlan who comes through the period
."of pregnancy and childbirth without
Willacunifort; illness.- partial disability
fiinii often total disability for months
Hat it time, is a rare exception to the
hi'rule; All thinking people agree that
l V the [woman who is giving" a new citlv
ironic thestate is performing a use
*ful servicei‘tWhy, should she be forc-
ied to endure the long discomfort. the
. tango: and torture of the climax; the nits: any of police at Verdun.
‘lcll‘li recovery. and pay for the “ The British people are making
H vilege condoms subtisides? Does
"it notlseeinfiltogetlier too untairi ll'
‘ doestlieawork. ought not tile fix-
Fe ‘ tog‘l‘iezpald,nnd ought .sbe ”0t \‘crduu, but they are-selling the. seed
“filial? “‘sai‘l'y‘"°“'1‘e”"39'V1°°i in England for the benefit of British
.
planting them its future monuments to'
ritll‘lllg u‘ visit to camp he. gt
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=clc law, and
yo“
-° The ."siirplus"
31 Med 1‘? lie/3190‘ lienother‘dtt- wounded- A but: of WW ismld to b‘iithe General Asaembly in1868. Izwouldfishould go through the Stilloll‘l‘eflfllll": 1“ some. quarters it seems to be. a
or, same, igwone?‘ ‘ ' 5mm. its .wejght in gold in England’suggest the. appointment of a commit-Aer‘s. Department. imailer of serious concern that the
mg file. ”Obit?!“ is, as Miss tee to investigate the feasibility of (is-f
mpg-.535; compilcatedni diliicu'ii',’
h idly: But; she ‘lst als¢~4riglit
H says it is nQiAiimpossible.
‘ t ulna; matter or simpl;
and or» shrewdbtisiness'eoirl-
“as . . . _. _ ..
lmprOved Highways ' istute Treasury should at the present
tabllshlng n reformnlory for Womeni We Commenced to construct im- time show a gain instead of a deficit
uiion this property, ‘nnd to ascertain proved highways in. this state in 1895.1“ intinintions have been made that
the probable cost thereof, and the cosfinnd their cost. has.,causedi the:.majqr itliis incoming legislature will indulge
of acquiring the title to the propertyl portion or our Funded Debt. We «now 1 in reckless extravagance. As pram“
ot the state. and to make ll report to have what is known as the Trunk Line , 1y stated, 1. am of the opinion that the
glhis General Assembly if Dracfldii'ble. 3.3y9tem of mnways With all—mmfiflt?i present income of the state is no more
and. final, to report to the next Gen“,length of aboutnssvmiles. about equal- , than is necessary for a proper admins
“'31 Assembly. ‘ V A :‘3' divided betweenutheueuntzand W88! istmtion of the needs of the state and
these, days.
It is a happy idea. ,
fill or impressive .monumentsfooul‘d
bcnflemed to the heroes and ideals
‘of Verdun than the silent, stately
irecs growing up with 'the generations
- to come after the war is over.
No more beautll
It wouldlseem as if the title should 131111 the north and south routes asiof its various department, and for a
be in the-astute of all property 'upon‘gho‘wn by the Trunk Line JMiip. desirable payment upon the “megs in-
;whlcli are located institutions estnb' These highways fairly well meet debtedness, and 1 am satisfied that
‘ llshed and supported by the state. .publlc conVenlence, except the gaps= you will resist all suggestions for ex-
Mllls, Assisted by D- 3“" County Jail: ”“ i or sections'theieln which havenot‘travagant appropriations and any un~
" . Beach It is believed by many of our Gill-Ibsen improved. aggregating about 50 naggssry expenditure of the state's
Old Well Lodge, ’NO- 18. F. and '3- M".zens that our jails, especially those in miles in the north and south and 301m0i1ey, and I shall use all the pf wars
met la“.avwingmndiiustalled nfiicerfil‘éoutmorgpomdouuv oountieii. are ’an' millet; in tile-gnawnonmetal-outed. 1,? ,1 mygomce to aid in preventing it.
.The- installation ma‘s...done by-;Ch8!‘185 '-;ilqugtep,uunsanltary. ,onpnped to [email protected] Commie-:5 is; Theqsmte ol‘r Connecticut has been
F. Mills. 5‘5de by 1" Burr Beach.- llOllS fire hazards. and that .1“ 1901119 sioner thfit it will cost 81’0“ “500.2 in favor of conservative and economic-
. A me; mqueta-was‘served ,ulld‘v‘thg‘fithermmpe‘qta-flthey; drain-amounts: 000 to; improve1::thegagviieetlonaarsahtl. altadmlnfltratiommud.lrnmm‘onfident
" * various-members of. the order were; factory and dihereditpbldconditlon.,1 i‘theyvfihould' be“? that “9 WilmM‘El thlsvantinbleuimumflonuandlreownd
' heard from. ~'riie'Stet-lln’g-llil'elnm 0" tremendvthatnummtasmnsbe»all: ed. »1 I ‘ ._ ’ " .:.1twill;hoth.WlMflttfln8lthfi:‘PP85m‘
ohestrd rendered. exéelleut music-liar. pointed tooliiyéstigate ..-the.+-.coiid_Ltlolr' «v.MacadamiroadsinvilknoilMtxw ‘vlilli pensionInflyouiivbonorablovbpdl .. . .
. nonmalonzwhe"ulcers/lionthewe of .thedallavuin the several gauntlet: of .modernvmoto‘rwehlcletratllc. Any new :7; mscmmtmmply‘lof 4915.),“
. 3, miwlyeanlare: l... , ‘ . .iibefitaternnlito..mke;a report ther #mnatmcllqi Should..,lie;_ol more uni-an myomwu,.mndwon.fomm
‘ Worsnltitul MuieMames; A.-Hol-. ’ ' r ' nil! i998eMmctsmilz‘euouomy.«-s..and '1 trust
“ ' ‘ ' L . ' . l'rfilrtliatiiuiinIWralensaemblvwill
of” more. Gumbo-minim. vddtablishv'it' still better record in. these
as_..thls aspects, '4‘ - i .. ' ‘
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ensurinunan. ’5 OLD WELL Lona; lNSIALLATlON'
, has been experimenting W ‘
giro “ingot flag with a view
. all/{ileum industry on it
Some of the experiments
I , e ventures, but there!
Iberian-bonducted by
here have been. "or
“v—
Ceremony conducted by gharies F.
In addition to our mink-Line syn
will not,
upon the tonnage which motor trucks:
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of “Weights and Spiel of Vehicles)“:
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Big Sale of blankets
: and . Comfortables
earaiice ':Sale' of
Women’s and Misses“
I oats, Suits, and
Dresses and Waists
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WEDNESDAY, JAN. ,3,
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, the statcas their agents to adminisicr “‘
Previous to the adoption of thislnw businpss of the suite. and than we.
amendment when such trlinSllOr'flliOn'sliall be faithful to our trust.
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home station and the place of meeting'iecied and elected by the pwpp. of
MARC US H. H0 [4(‘0MB
iuii Ellie—Allin)
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«route to the bond issue which. is’
my! in the bands of a committee of
c city council. -
The report of the Teachers’ Coni-
.millee was presented by Dr. lWllllain
iJ. Tracey, who started that at. tie. ‘
3piclent time the» committee could
finakc no definite recommendation in
grcgzird to the filling of the vacancy,
‘creulcd by the unfortunate definite!"
‘lllbenezer Crofoot the school attend-V
”UK? and supply officer. Afurtherl‘re‘t
iport on this matter will be .made. by‘
i the committee at’th’e next meeting.
I Harry Rider, chairman attire-supply
lt‘l‘, Ilidcr. Scoflcld. t'obum. Slitiivi',lcm“nlmee' advlsfil'i that books. and
’l‘racoy and Superintendent (“ixii
The minutes of the lion llltlllllll‘.‘
meeting were read by tho S.(‘li‘lill_.'
and accepted by the board.
The first business in order for the. .
evening was the eelction of officers" the establishment. or another sum)”
for
the ensuing year.
Harry Rider moved that one. ballot
be oust by the secretary for the elce
non of Dr. .1. Milton Coburn as presi-
dent of the board. 'This motion was
seconded and voted. and Dr. Coburii’
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was thereby duly elected as president.
Nominations for vice-president were
then. in order. and Harry Scofleld
moved that the secretary cast one
ballot
inner its vice—president. _
two was seconded and unanimously"
for the election of Harry
This nice
i had been; issued.
"m.“ ,Slllvlllics fordlie coming schoobyear
bl- purchased this year. in viewof
ilic fact that paper and all such mil»
l‘PriHIS were rapidly increasing in
1|‘lic9. Mr. Rider also recommended
; room for the public schools.
l Dr. Henry C. Sherer reported for the
9 finance committee, and stated that the
”.blaiiket policy on the school boilers
The most 01.11118
policy amounts to. $388 forzlhreopears.
.The matter of the fire insurance has
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been held up pending the settlement
‘ of tho-boiler insurance.
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totcd. The-secretary then cast one‘
ballot for the election of Mr. Rider;
Ballots were then cost for the elec-
tion of a secretary for the eusuin
gear, and out of seven v
”t'lll‘)’ C. Slierer. last year's secretary,l
rcctii‘od six. '
Tile other ballot was
blnnk. Dr. Sherer was thereby unani-
mously elected. ‘
Mr. Rider moved that the secretary
bo,instructed to cast. one ballot for.
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ates cast, Dr.
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liieelection of Harry E. Scotield asl
assistant secretary.
unanimously carried and Mr. S
was elected.
This motion was
cofield
The report of' the superintendent
was next inorder of bueiiiessnnd this
report was presented by Dr. Chap
man in a very short. space oftime.
Tho superintendent brought to the
notice of the board the unsanitary
CUlldlfidnfil‘WhiChTDOW'fiXlSt in the
Marvin School and urged that some-
thing be done to remedy them. lm:
niediately. This matter‘wlll be acted
upon by the board. as soon as ypossi-K
hie, and the neededmepnirs to
the wa-
ter system 1will be made. .
Dr. Chapmanvspoke or the rather
lax condition .in the way inmhich- the
examination, ohretumingschool. .obil-
dien who had-been confined to their
homes for - over three. days has . been
carried; out. fornioine. timepast; some
discussion arose over tlila._muttei'.l
ansrghed to ithe.
the city omithim
tions will benefit
cases. ,
rm. Coburn here stigmated‘tliat somel
oonnnunication bullssnt .hy the board
to the widow of the late Ebenezer
,grolggt.gelatutfitgithmwpraclaflonby
ie .ar _0» veoeaaed'iiapatdi liar ' ' ‘
iy. einclenil.,.and..mmac'§ry ~ is 'mcmswfl '
accomplish .b. hi
and Dr. Traeey..«~said that Without
doubt it was only it,
nusunde‘utandinmon..the.part of th‘ei
doctors .of: ithentownv: whwhavb wheenj - .
.ivaiiious‘raectlona. of vTthil‘m Mum . in:
.work: 1.; l'l‘hewexamlnav first day.
dunno.“
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question of some '.co
from Waterline“.
ei- bunnadé in all isverydftl‘gfi"
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is more brim
”03' '. than in title,
Some discussion arose over the bond
‘ issue-and also .thevtranuller of tho
, $1,000 from the repair account otxtho
Concord school. . Mix. .Wardsmoved
that the secretary belinsiruqbed to
communicate with the mayor nudist: '
his honor that a meeting out: board
t’ apportionment be milled in the
en: future loathe-purpose r
for: ing this amountv'pl’bptmouma'w
seconded and voted. " ” '. ’ .
Harry Rider again brought pitho.’ "
subject of the present‘nee ' ‘
supply rooms. andmoved- .
rooms. which tare DOWl‘iWw nth»
Over River schoolnbinmefi 'rifdtiiflt’le
purpose. After .5031 discount M;
Rider's motibn..was ‘ ' ed :13
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passed. " ‘ ‘
While Over River school pmbldm
being discussed. Duelmiéwn,
llinf the townnughiim ‘
the, building and put in. -
condition or close it tip; 1 ,
discussion, Dr. Tracey Hlbu'ed H
the. building communes,- .
thematier of. the minimatlb ‘
Over River .school..-i'.ilhlul motion
seconded and carried." ’
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em up and orderedcpnldr ,
tion: to adjournmwanntliem ‘
earried. ' ‘I
H.“ 8: ~ Roth' noon;
in. anon: it.
atn manufacture ’
”:Jrlie flow
118 1mm Water.
isrwhnt ay. it". and
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