Pella Advertiser (Newspaper) - February 28, 1901, Pella, Iowa a Year in Advance 3BIPTION BATES in fibs Ha F PHYSICIAN north of Professional calls given prompt tentlon both night and WOMAN AND a DEALER IN s ay s on IOWA Warren Ice in all h Jewelry Store Office next VANSITTERT AGAINST j Fowler Phone home or It costs less a nickle k day dollars worth of NEW PHONED 94 66 i Orders taken at central WALTER and Manager MARION AUCTIONEER Public Sale of Live Agri cultural Household cried on short notice and satisfaction Terms me at Sloan AT TEN BROEKS OPPOSITE OPEKA Office Hours 0 to 2 to County Seat Notes BY Can be found at other times at residence on 2nd TORNADOES liable fit prices to Office next to work done by the most Clothing The Ahn Sunday evening at 8 after 26 hours in the ury the twelve men who were on the jury in the case brought m a verdict of and Alfred Ahn goes out a free The case had consumed about one and had cost in court attorneys wit about which is to be paid by the No sensa tional evidence was and the state failed to make a strong chain of Indeed it was undecided as to whether the fatal shot which killed Hamilton had been fired from a gun or and so left a question that the jury was lost in County Attorney Stone made the best speech of his life in presenting the case to the and Hayes for the defense and Henderson for the State packed the court house with an audience largely of worn en and each held close attention for four The while it may not give satisfaction is the one generally The jury was an exceptional and little The Davis Case The court is at engaged in I hearing evidence in the case of the State against Davis for assault with interest to commit The Davis shooting case from Weir also is set for this Naturalization Papers Early last the brought to set aside the naturalization of some thirteen who were zed last The court found parties were not entitled to their that their first papers were fraudulently obtained and set all them This is in the interest of Mentzer and Buckman m their contests against Stone and Vander Wilt There be a feeling that the men were NATIONAL BANK PELLA IOWA FirstClass Sleep ora Daily bo two on 4 Chicago and San Francisco Without arc carried on the limited trains of the 3reat Rock Island Route ost Scenery of thio Rockies and Sierra Nevada By Daylight in Both Buffet Library Bond for to the journey AND Peoples RESIDENCE Low Rate Personally Conducted Tourist t To and Los Anglos TIB Scenic via Houto 1 i Improved Tourist for itinerary apd Tourist JOHN P I TIME that certain well known democratic leaders are responsible for fraud upon the It is even hinted that the Courts will investigate the affair but we do not believe that such will be It is plainly evr ident however that thore was a lot of crooked work and that to for a particular and the parties who did should learn that such work is not to be further allowed in Marion county or any part of To Marry The following marriage licences have been issued by Cleric Langerak up to Tuesday evening of this West Oda Ernest Covey Myrtle Fee Ralph Kneley Maud Jordon Douglas Jessie May Lewin Wilmer Welch Emma Mable Rodgus 2920 Conrad De Mary Van Zante Aaltje Van der De Sarah Van Wyn Garden Julia Welch Walter Nellie Sveen Leo Me Millan Bastian Lizzie 2419 Samuel Minnie Sytsma Visitors WEAK Friends of Education pit us to call your attention at to the need of having some changes in our bf Recognize that better condi nay be produced by such agen better of but your special notice to the ance of consolidating weak dis 1 making the township the S THE ler this plan the town as a single district bree or five directors chosen tie township al large by tht on the second Monday in one and one treas The arbitrary lines which now E communities into subdistricts gral independent districts are and the power to establish employ text courses of and nine where children shall at is vested in a single with the supervision Schools and property belong nhe tead of nine different sets of B each composed jf three di a secretary and a iow the case in congressional i divided in rural there would be but simplicity of an organiza tion kind is are in the state indo and rural independent dis school or 49 districts to each coun on the the coun must annually cb leports from nearly 100 school js they can submit their i to the superintendent of pub while in some coun i high as 225 are The treasurer and the county aud e each also required to keep a Ite account with each increasing the work of school officers many Al most ail innumerable number of these Officers make no pretense of of bookkeeping and often their reports are lacking in fail A Knight of Labor Should take a day off see what we of fer to S N The Working Who knows the value of mon ey is the man we appeal to because we know j that he appreciates a fair DONT COME TO US till you have tried every other then you will 5 appreciate the prices we make on Wall El We have all the artistic effects which C but which are to find jt at most Every pattern is a work ery effect a harmonious colors fe beautiful for mere wall And then to think that each and every grade of 5 this paper is sold so exceedingly Of course you need not buy your Wallpaper just in der to get it it is early enough in 5 The Trusts Broken fc And although prices are very THEY MAY BE LOWER YET HI When you get ready to we hope you will HI call and see for the beauty of our important or Not infrequently districts No m m m i President gj Among the in Knoxville the past week we note the following Wra Emmet Prank Le Bry March lot our Hbt of real estate transfers and each will contain the transfers of the week ending pre to have lost owing to the lack of competency of those charged with their safe Some years ago the superintend ent of public instruction stated in his biennial report that tho records of the treasurers of districts deficit of moro than How much of this deficit is caused by bad how much by in and how much by actual he said it is imposible to since we haveno means to To reduce the number of school officers means to correspondingly in orense chances of securing more competent persons and diminish the chances of loss of funds through er In every system of public schools two leading purposes should be to provide equal school privilege for all and to distribute justly and equitably the burdens of taxa That the present system does nut do is our un der present the railroad tax in a township is distributed for the benefit of one or two rural inde pendent districts and to the detri ment and children in other parts of the The plan of having the township the unit does away with one man power now exercised to some extent by the director qf the and places all school interests under the control of a CARPETS ART SQUARES RUGS New Spring Stock far the largest line ever In the newest and most attractive The richest combination of and the best values for the REMEMBER Carpets bought by us by the roll saves us 15 per cent ever those buying only when ordered from We are therefore in position to give you better values at lower prices Examine our Obtain our AT J D GA ASS In number of the statement appears that the influx of Chinese Is causing disappearance gf the Manchus from and better returns for the money The plan now too often followed in some township of electing to office men who are ed to as teachers ono neighbors daughter for the another for and still another for can not be too severely The township high school is grow ing in public but its establish ment is not possible unless the town ship becomes tho Thirteen of these are now in ond others must be provided if we are to lift the rural school to the place now demanded by the progress ive citizens the In all cases township high schools are managed by the same board that is charged with the care of other public schools of the To put them under a seperate board would beas unreasonable is to have from two to nine boards man the schools of a township divid board from among the very best entire system teachers ly file their appli the secre would be cd into rural independent The establishment township ed by for to would be fewer at high schools is for advanced pupils only and not intended interfere with rural schools now but to pupils in them to longer that they may complete a pre scribed course of These schools will serve a high purpose connecting the country school the higher in some counties having schools tho principal of the school is made the thus insuring better supervis ion than is now That pupils may have equal school privileges with those in school town is recommended that steps be taken to unite rural independent districts into school townships in ac cordance with section Opce the board of directors may re if deemed When the school township is mads the unit of organization it will be an easy step to the consolidation of the rural This will come er or The time is here the people in the rural districts are demanding that their children have equal privileges with children who dwell in our This should I e brought and we aek the hearty of the friends of education everywhere that public inny be thoroughly to the needs and the poss of greater unification in rur al school We that county super and others interested hold public which high schools in rural trans by potation of consolidating of weak better and other We entered The revised course in the for Iowa Schools No great to us given fr A
