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LOCAL AND PER30NAL ITEMS j D S Wise & Massey, Dentists. B Q J . C. Foster ca m e in from his ranch at Medu last evening. Gasolene a AND OTHER NEWS OF INTEREST j UNION NIGH SCHOOL FACTS. SCHOOL BOOKS How a Union High School Board In Con — AND— stituted. School Supplies l Tncle J o h n Baker, of Meda, was in town yesterday. We pay 35c per dozen for eg^* *. Clover- dale M ercantile Co. a T h e question has been asked as to Miss Bessie H u n t e r and E d ith Bauer w h e th e r or not t h e U nion H igh School are new high school pupils th is week. if carried a t th e election T uesday n e x t, Guy M attoon has moved his family will be u n d e r t h e supervision of th e in to rooms over th e old cheese factory. local school board w here such high school is located. Good e n t e r t a i n m e n t a t the picture E m p h a tic a lly no. show S aturday night. Dance after th e T h e school laws of 1915, th e la s t e n show. acted, says: “ T h e c h a ir m a n of each A H ughes club is being organized school hoard shall be a m e m b e r of th e here. Call a t t h e C ourier office and U nion High ic h o o l Board u n til th e n e x t a n n u a l m eeting, th e n th e re snail sign th e roll. be elected from each d is tric t one m e m C hester W o rth in g to n and J o h n Ira- ber of t h e U nion High School B o ard .” lah started y esterday m orning for tiie A footnote on th e sam e page s a y s : ro u n d -u p a t Eugene. “ T he Union H igh School Board has no Mrs. A. W. Severance a n d two chil a u th o r ity to levy a tax to build a High d re n , of W apato, W a sh ., visited her School building, such a u th o rity being b ro th e r, W. A. H igh, a n d his family conferred only u p o n a m ajority of th e over Sunday. voters voting a t a legally called school J a m e s Burke h is leased his ranch to m e e tin g .” Section .183, s a y s : “ T h e U nion High Joe Betschart am i.gave possession th e School Board m ay for high school p u r first of the week. poses c o n tra c t w ith a regular school L. C. Peck and family leave the last board for t h e use of any pro p e rty be of th e week for I’ortl uul a n d vicinity, longing to th e re g u la r school d istrict where they will visit a sh o rt tim e before for such tim e a n d according to such going to th eir new hom e in Arkansas. oonditioas as m ay be m u tu a lly agreed J a t . W h itm a n took his family out to upon between such b o ard s.” At th e pre sen t tim e and possibly for to th e valley T uesday w here they e x pect to m ake th e ir fu tu re hom e. J im th e n e x t th r e e or four years D istrict No. ex pacts to re tu rn in a few days to close 22 has and will have am p le room in its district school building to accom m odate up his business here. all th e scholars who mnv desire to take The Della cam e into h er port here ad v antage of high school privileges. Tuesday and will re m a in for a few days Last year D istrict 22 furnished the u n til her propeller s h aft can he s t r a i g h t building for th e high school and pro ened. T h e shaft a n d wheel were tak en to Tillamook yesterday m o rn in g by vided accom m odations as best it could to pupils outside of th e d is tric t th a t C apt. J e n k in s . they m ight secure a b e tte r education, Miss Ida J o h n so n , ot Miller, S outh pupils t h a t could no t have a tte n d e d a Dakoka, a term er neighbor ami a friend high school h a d District 22 no t provided of Mrs. Messner when she lived in one. We d o n ’t wish it understood th a t S outh Dakota, left yesterday m orning th e d istrict referred to paid th e teacher, for her hom e after a tw o weeks visit at the teachers are paid o u t of a general th e hom e of Mr. a n d Mrs. 1’. H, Mess fund provided by th e co unty. T h e dis n er. trict, however, fu rn ish e d th e building Several down river citizens visited and the wood to keep it w arm and com 'iillam ook Tuesday as witnesses in n fortable, and th e in cid en tal expenses. The contiguous districts, those who suit before Judge Stanley, c u lm in a tin g over the sale of an autom obile which have been asked to join in a union high J a m e s Burke had sold u n d e r a n a t school, c e rtain ly do not wish th is dis ta c h m e n t issued to Fred Sm all, of T illa trict to con tin u e to c a rry all th e burden, mook. After h e a rin g the te stim o n y th e and m ake aW t h e im p ro v e m e n ts th at judge took th e case u n d er adv isem e u t from tim e to tim e will be required. To m ake th e school a s ta n d a r d high school a n d aa yet it has not been decided. additional p a r a p h e r n a lia will be neces Kichard, tin 1 two-vcar-old son of Mr. sary and this b u rd e n should be divided a n d Mrs. Alva 1.e a rn e d , of th is place, am ong th e «listriots t h a t are benefitted. met with a asrious m isfortune Monday Unless th e d is tric ts u n ite tlie burden is afternoon. The little fellow ehm!>ed greater t h a n th e bo ard of a single d is upon a ch a ir and th e n on a tab le and trict like to place u p o n th e ta x p a y e rs of reached from an o v erhead shelf a p a c k the d istrict, th o u g h we are inform ed by age of antiseptic tablets. How m any tlie principal h ere t h a t such p a r a p h e r th e little fellow swallowed before he nalia would cost n o t to exceed $250. was discovered is not known. Dr. The eicetion is calk 'd for Tuesday, S hearer was im m ediately suiniunned, S eptem ber 19, 1 p. m . and we would h u t ns th e result from poisoning is such like to see every voter com e out and th a t only tim e can develops, th e phyai- register hie or h e r wishes in th is m atter. cian took him to hie hospital in Tilla Also we hope t h a t th e r e will none vote mook. M ercural poisoning is one of who are not e n title d to vote, fot we t h e hard est to com bat will, in th e list would m uch r a t h e r th e m e asu re fail of of |H>isons. It is of such a n a t u r e th a t support t h a n to h av e it carry with a causes adhesive sputa in th e stom ach question as to w h e th e r some voted who mid bowels, resu ltin g in a closing of the had no right to vote. Every district ch annels. A p atien t m a r linger for two lias one or more copies of t h e school or th re e weeks and th en pass aw ay. laws of ¡915 and it will give all th e in- AND Automobile Accessories W. A. W IL L IA M S T IL L A M O O K Everything for the Young Uniting Learning and Labor ster and the Advanced T H E OSECON Scholar. A G R IC U LTU R A L C O LLEG E Look Up Your School Needs Early. School Books Strictly Cash In its Six Schools and Forty-eight De partments is engaged in the great work of uniting Learning and L ibor. F o r ty - e ig h th S chool Y e a r Opens SEPTEMBER 18, 1916. D egree C ourses requiring a four-year high school preparation, are ode red in the following: AGRICULTURE, 16 D epartm ents; COMMERCE, 4 Departments; E N G IN E E R IN G , ti D epartm ents; M IN E S , 3 D ruggist and S ta tio n e r, Departments; F O R E ST R Y , 2 D epart m ents; H O M E ECONOMICS, 4 Depart CLOVERDALE, - OREGON m ents; and PHARMACY. V o c a t i o n a l C o u r s e s requiring an formation necessary. Eighth Grade preparation for entrance If you are a legal school voter come are offered in Agriculture, Dairying, Commerce, Forestry, Hom e Makers, and out and vote. Mechanic Arts. P harm acy with a two- The Courier hopes th e m easu re carries year high school entrance requirem ent. because it believes it is for th e best i n SCHOOL OF MUSIC.— Piano, String, terest of those who are desirous of se Band and Voice Culture. Catalogue and beautiful illustrated curing an education. I t also believes booklet free. th a t where an y n u m b e r districts are Addi ess T h k R k g i s t r a r , benefitted such d istricts should bear 1 W-7-15-IS to tl-7 lfi) C O R V A L L IS . O R K G O N th eir proportionate s h are of th e burd e n . This is only fair. Give th is m a tte r y our careful c o n sideration, it is t h e d u ty you owe to those who wish to q uality for bigger things, ami it will tak e bu t little of your tim e to visit th e school in y our d istrict U. S. B U R E A U O F E D U C A T I O N R E and cast y o u r vote, PORT UNCOM PLIM ENTARY TO D on’t forget t h a t th e election takes S T A T E ’S S C H O O L P O L I C Y . place a t 1 o’clock p. m ., Tuesday, Sep Pendleton. Ore.— Oregon is on« ol te m b e r, 19. the m ost poorly equipped s ta te s in the Union for the tra in in g of teac h ers, Pearson Johnson. according to the U nited S ta te s B ureau M arried a t Tillam ook Tuesday by of Education. Rev. S u m m e rlin , of th e U n ite d B reth- Oniv five s ta te s In the Union have red c h u rc h , E d w a rd l ’earson to Miss less Norm al equip m en t th an O regon A nna B. J o h n s o n , bo th of Cloverdale. Oregon has one N orm al School and T h e voung couple a re well know n in forty s t a t e s have m ore th an one. New this p art of the co unty a n d a host of York h a s 18, P e n n sy lv an ia 18, M assa friends join th e C ourier in w ishing th em chusa tts 12, C alifornia 8, W ashington i Idaho 2. a hap p y wedded life. The re p o rt of th e B ureau of E d u c a tion show s th a t even th e little s t a t e of P. M. Stiverson for photo work. • Idaho, w ith a population only half as large as th a t of Oregon, is spending PyrarrHH of th e Sun. m ore th an twice as m uch for N orm al T h e m ost colossal s tr u c tu r e of prehis Schools as is th is state. The s a m e re p o rt urges th a t N orm al toric m an In America, know n a s th e Schools be located In the ra ilro a d p y ra m id of th e sun.- Is a t Teotihunean, centers with public schools sufficient Mexico, not fa r from the capital. lv large to give teac h in g p ra ctice to Close to the g re a t p y ra m id sta n d s the the N orm al stu d en ts. pyra m id of the uioou, which the build S tate S u p e rin te n d e n t C hurchill's an ers re g ard e d as th e w ife of th e suu. nua! re p o rt shows th a t of th e 6055 a n d su rro u n d in g them a re nearly 200 teachers in Oregon la s t year bu t 791, m ounds of g re a te r or lesser m agnitude, or 13 p er cent, w e re N orm al School which, trad itio n says, were crow ned graduates. T he sam e official eatlm by tem ples and public buildings. Tw o ated th a t 1000 new te a c h e rs a re nee d h undred a n d sixty-eight steps lead to ed each y ea r and the p re s e n t N orm al th e s u m m it of the pyra m id of the sun, school is tu rn in g ou t but 150. T h e w hich is 210 feet high. It Is 701 feet m ajority of Norm al train e d te a c h e rs s q u a re a t th e base, a n d th e s u m m it is are shown to be teac h in g w ithin a 59 by 105 feet.—N ational Geographic small ra dius of M onm outh, although Magazine. E astern Oregon pays on th e a v e rag e of $10.41 a m onth m ore for te a c h e rs than does th e W illam ette Valley. W hen in Tillamook and you w ant a gi>od uiaal at a most reasonable price Plasker Bros, for all kinds of olum b- call at M. Oleson's in th e R am sey Hotel ing. h ath m o m outfits and fixtures. Til* d in in g room. iamook. Or«. Wm. A. HIGH OREGON RANKS LOW IN NORMAL SCHOOLS