BECKHAMS MESSAGE Tlio Governor IijrosMany Needed Itclbrius in Kentucky The Donded Debt Wiped OutSchool Docks and the Prices Paid For ThemColored People Can Solve the Race Problem flop llectfhani mcsage la In pnrt a- t yUeiiIl of tin ftrnrrn Aw oinlil tlila rrnulur PeslIu of year rm n H itirinliir of the IrKlntutl IHill of HIP Hit K itrrmtliMlt with Ih h ti- e Hiitlon or time Itxiil ut Ol dsyp II Is iinrlHnl that you take n prompt nud IMnun None of the work lie fort > 011 tT UIP furiiir cnnilltiitliin It was Iop In onc day rut ii iiill to l o lntr il pniMiil In Mill hour KlKiiPil by prubnhlyI KHinl Idea uf In what Hie Mil run iiil KollonltiB ilw riinllliitloniil r iniiirtilit It now UkoH nrarly two k for it bill rvrn mider UK niiwl fi- Mlile niitilrm In an YlirotiKh tin tur 00 truck itf IrglNliitlvv roiitlnn tul1 Itntnt lulu im A spry mniill Ier LI IC of all UK hill liilnKlnril will- r IIP oornKliTiil ir MKIHH by I lit two err iitkl fur that ivHiHin I suggcpt mi iiulrktv whiitow the whmil Unns huff DIP east friiin the mil tin from tin miiicrimmr Ililtl Ilne may it HMM 10 mh inniMinir- i t uf pftutknl b1I1 tit the Moplr Dont Need Many More Laws id ofulltliHi t1 HfTalrK In HIP roininoi x lih In mili to lu ilfttmnil v iry hilt I ilitlnn aI till HIHI IIWIwIN run ba- a H > IHIMJ ot III the usual length ur I r MMMlnii IH vary gratlfvloK to nil our Ioopl I the 111 of Hffnlrii HirouKhoi I nnnOnwettli WH nrwr llPltlT lllH- iirMnt n IpHin and r nli > ntinpiil exbt 1 where Hit III lire miiMlnl sad ill IM rou flu of Juiillro hue iirnvr fN1vu rrpcllvp In mliicliiic rrtm in the linlnlmr tlon of law jiroi and pntvpprily ron I H wu In rrerI- on more tirilnl thus evr Infore lit K Invmlril In for ilcvoliipnipnt of Iha- hes rwmiirrrii utsl our Iaept0 riRlIx r Hunt eer tin lirlllliint uplMirliinltl- rmtvaiiwment ash mjilrvrmcnt Iwfur in I lip flniiniHil rotiillllon of the nlnlP Run trill III lh tinI jrimniMtl i > Ililon Tltp pulillc limlllnllon clmrl IP mill tvltuutlniinl neotl front thl J wrnl imwmlilv mallpr nppntirlaIons in ttttE ttar rrulrt for many year Bonded Debt Wiped Out Tits Iximlnl dbl of Hir stale HIIIUUMI It u mit 1 11111111101 S1a41- lwJ ath tlm > r with the exception nr t 10 er was n rwil1 tMlNiMe In th IrA ttalprifslt t in Mlwtn > nr > HIM 1 iilorjlliHiil neei Ir imtttey than upunt Ttii lnl Rettera smnhly wwa very lltwrnl In UK Hppro MUM nnil ihejr nrr II Nun KIHK l- on dllion ihHt Ihey r rpke Ittf It sal IKIII The tuily urgent tieee Itjr tar uctli N oiNMi your mrt towun the in me Htlimt IN i tirovlde prnP iirrtiM In tlirlr ntiwiliy TeM shout two > ran these i hre tiiBlllutlonn parr- lnea cmwilnl that ll has In dltll roll and In many r 1I lmio ll 1n to rrovM ommiKlill M fur HW psurgta Have to Stay In Jail PraQUrntl Mrt NHIrntn nflw hcrlni l vrn ailJiMik i r nn iiaml mind lue Ift n rmsln In llnlr rnunl Jat Im far tip a nine until v rnrp IpUld srts n r ino nvyluiDH Yon p hW IhN eunrlhlnj lu rrlklr ride etylwt I ii IMK ItOt rrqulrr n- IrRe marl v lo ila u 14m- r NI Is h hr IfIttlIulln o- fttp kind ft a r 01 iitull another fi Iqsty and n > lionirn iipim UK 4I <> I lit i IIHtririiy ran tit mr tuvrti tHUvr of rnrt HMM IH < slly br hafltllmc nil 11at mum to all or mat d lh pno nl aIums- 1hc two twt was rap ill Imnklnrl th otlHN nt IJMrvlll Musks u nlllltb ntMninc of thIr odllhn Thy Ukrcl to IM> uiiilir Uw former vynlrin nr maiwn1 M M n Inner xlnP In lire + trM andI- 1M user of s Kfntt dual of truublc 1i taw wan Ilowrpr rnillrally rlutitnd h Iota5 ors Ihvtr ha IMWII a nmrkrl fur pro iiiiit Mlir ttirn Tin stale rrfurHiHtory fur youlhfii < rliiiinl HI lr lnntiin I coniMn tv II 1begyp + nt irnl w rihy unit It houlil by car itll r a pull tt I 4kour Kttrtitlin Miwclally to the ept rl st tIM nuBorlniriidMit o ubuc In H ru in for tin Infurinitlnn whist It step Mton th > nlijmt of fMlurntliro j < lir In the pips slut for Ihi ruates- twt 4 hI nakm fur linprovvnitnt Schoolbook Law Thr mom Imponnni fmtur nf IliU mil M i U 1111 milHi Inn of rhuoiiHKika and ihi price t nld fur them l icltlatlor p this matter U ilimHiiilnl by tier Ie pi nmt ahtl Ihiy hnvi brrn II al- iphal R vrrMl tlmm In I lie mnt In r > lo It Ihrrr l every l- ypnemlerr to h ft c rinlily hull without foil tpa H Mil itxiiiit mnnlinum prlrra for iihoolliooki ti I mtulilUliloc K lnli xinlfortnlly IM ihi texts II U not nn xiKrlincut for 4tnr dales luivc Hilnplnl 11 nadlttine hr ii iinlvrrwitl llfnrory wherever tt ii 0 Iwwn trleT Tin iiroH > I r purl M tUlu nnl lintl onr the men iiuentlon n i uhethrr nr not onr spited children null In able In nirihniM > their lunik + Vxiit nnvthlrd leN limn they now wy fur tinin that H I Mirprliiliiit any one ah std olijert In II who are hi rented In the teakhllptopto nnil ore tit iroin of Riitlnn Hi lilitlnnt price IHW II I fur their book It IN niinoiimtiry r rerli nil the mlvHntMSiK of such H I M the qiieiltun its teen hofore Ihs I i pit BO lone lt fimnreH and uii taw > ICU been no tlioruuuhly 511cupsrd tli ttument bronchi mttliinl II hove Innn oiniilitely cxi u eii In their ncnkumx UlncrIU and the tact has lpr11 PO r as I yr y esldbtlshed 11111 we Arf 1011111 iili higher irlee fur brooks thnn are i ild for the nine looks In sent whore h liiw Imvn hn iMmwrinl of this aP tern HO writ iindpmliMiiI tin the pi liavo reaion Lsvrtight Impitlrnt r Diction mid lo IXIMHI i > general npeulbly ti fiilllll the pent H HO loliR Inn de lo them ami plitrn UIHUI Htnlulu bwik n law of no much good ii thp rum of ciliiwtlon ninl to the re- d of tin tor iwiiplc of the plate Olhpr pitygpulioiiii offrctltiB the Ito ovcmcnt of our roinmoii nclinol Myptein IV bo foniiil In the retort of the PIIIHT +nlschools 0 nllrintcnnlnat ilonp mnkp for n r tips Invratnipiit of llx money Vireo In cxlumllon of chllilrvn I then Ilk iro rrcomniPiMl 1t you nuke until iMtmitlal rro o In the xchool Hind In iKr Hint the IciiKih of the HCliool Iran ruy be extended fiom live lo nix or noven T 1nllin a Tim Acrlrulliirnl and 5ti clmnlcnl rule ° co nf Ifxlncton la ltmN4IlI liiln proprun tits rmiKii of lilnlior slue It luivrt every n HMiiiiy ttM mid ItirouniRfmont In hp work Ad- mirably locnlpd laid will rqtilppnl It I < le llnril In Him with tho lrorIt Inittutlnncln IhrtlnutliIllgstRgeatlthatY- ou make a rnnful Invcptlpiitloii of Its and r < iUlrrmriiln and nn fur 4N roiiHJKtpnl with the titutc moiinx ilo nil tint lot popvlhlc fur Ita Uovclopnunt and growth 1 ho Normal and Industrial Iimllttitp for tolorpil Iwrdningigesnl1workClsfornth furl nnil al met It linn birii RvniToiKly II t Ian nlntp nnl In tlpwrvlni any nilill tlonnl lnlp It may need Solving the Race Problem The colored people of Kentucky can ulvo tile nonilled rnoo problviu tar briinelvm If they cnn reach the point where their rare prejudice cnn not bn tlrred up In every contest and If they wilt tint allow IrreaponMble delil iciixurn to tlrh Hiem that their white Ie mhburii nro their ptienileH rather thnn heir friends The negroes have never had teller frleilit thnn tho Willie people of yfititucliy iat e lain to them fur al ¬ 9fthnhtaxce theyharupL rnlpcrielttrellto f hare ptunlly In the n shoal funds HIP whit olillilrin of Ills shale williI Alunit HIP line of linliiiitrnl told it training Hipr nut IwHer their ind miki tlmnuielveii worthier of the prlvllrfii of flllseiiHhhi MIIII of the most lull ifujiixlitfnl ISIS dere III the Ntiitt hula IIVKIIII to retijlze these fact iiml HIV ilnlnc muili goat snotg them towuni H morn neintllilti end Ira Ilea l Impnucinpiu of the rare The o men rernicnlre the InipoxHlliMlty and sb mirdlty of iMielul equullly bt < een the races I sit you to flake a romiiarlMon of this hauls In the iiiiillturn reiioriH of Ills nniouiitM paid li > the plate each year for the rupfHirt of IHIIIIHT IdloU and oberve to went nn nliirmlnK extent tits Imp ultlon In lerowliiR rrom JunO IWi III June 1 UIIJIII txperi e Increiimd from 110114 ii6rt I miRniit tliii you on anon the Into thud the touuly haU imy oiiPhnlf of HIP Male khuil be forced half Thin will put u ctinililarnWe check Silo tho drain and II la not hhtg mote Hun Mr anti rea > onnble Money Recklessly Wasted Vou rlunlil ulso examine the flRiirm la lie rriiorti In reRard to this com of crln Inal prorrruiloini mid IH to what xlIIt llipup rxlllUPP hutp crown TI TP In II rrckles wn le of the iliiteii money In thlr matter mid Hoinethlnc hould b dune by you to put an end In IL Irulnr legt +latlon IIHIII tliN Hiibject and tit Idiot cliilmx would pure tin vial lIr or SJ per annum wlllioiit tn tug nny one nil lnjmtlc or In the InPI ImtiHlrlnic the public irrvlce- ou will heiir niueh during tlla yemil n upon the subject ot an appropilutlon to sari new capllal his lldiigs In this IIIPI PIIIII to the glienil itHKembly ol 1912 I PXlire eil my oplnlcyi nl oiit ll mid Ihal 01 ilnlon It Hie pit 1111 now RII II wu tIn Tie ktiiip if better whip now limn evt r liifor to build a m d cnpliol I suggeat that lu nny proponed bill for thin purleiFe you V Him every ponKlble prevention- and lufeglluril are liiken that thus Onts InlertMi nu > be protn tnl and not a 111 lir of the approprtulloti CUll be uhd or mb4ptdFor the Worlds Fair You will also IIP called upon ti mull pool niHiroitrlatlun to aid the Kenliiek pxhlblt ut the IxuiUlnnn PiircliHre Ixfa Pllkon In tll Ioub Ill eor t molter of enterprUInK Ktit Itmen In tile pint nfter the fiillure ut the Ut Kneral n + Nml > lv in appropriate money for thtt puriHMe turmoil m nmuMlntlon ninl rnlst ioirm fund with Mhlili they tins toad n start for this Kentucky exhibit then They hats nut n miltlcltnt amount rr the purKw ii ml therefore nek van t tnnki mine appropriation I thnk It would be veil to do m provided Part un npproprlnllon would not Interfere will nn hoarse e In the KIIIM fiinJ or will I rniillolThe probably to liitter comllttAn thnn ercr before I rrr you to the report of the iidjutHnt Bnirn1 lllll you tnn > use silt lisp detHllM as to LIP liiiulltliMi and strength We have tx0 reKlmeiiK of Inrnnlry wlih r virul ur liCUfilMViiiiHinleii one Imttnllon of are Illlrry anal u inop of rivalry There are- two object In view In tile tMiititlidinifti of stile Mate Riianl the fiml la to hate time military fore ready fur artlte nerv I ee lo all he rourl atsl civil iilllliorl appltnueeIn nedlnnp ltuIIIIC the ant adtnlnlalnr Him efrr the rporcnnlMtlon of thus KUltI there never wan a nxiuent made utan Ire b > any judise or outer cell oHI wulbltor nd numttprii fur the uprvlce as prompli rglIIIP A Boost For the Soldier Ooys Thu peklut rharacler of our tnte- tnwlw tAhswp IV their valuable pe- rk Is BremliJH enuoly durlllC the trPt rlIuletr their prnetup there for several numthp nuthorhlha e Ind rrc for the law In hMl Counts 111 aulllrr lace lieen withdrawn frsm- Ihrr pod I liellwe thui the gall err rt ih ortonly will from now on mak jirr for troop lo be ent there- Reta i This ci dltn there for n while Were rprv unforlunale though they were gnhrx5M5 fptei h propntlunsl Jrur Hurts mnIug whom It has been < tulle n Uphlon In iMiInt a lurid rommtep out of RI iy trigty In ICenlueky Our Ptale hpp lens bade tlnIPlrt nod prey of thew yrklp repre enlHtlvmi of the ypllov o < irnal In the north sad eau l With norbhl greed they seize upon every rrlnv mimltled here and dlvplay It in the unt extnviiRant manner while n dtn lIr crime committed eUewhere reeelvei iiilv a iMmlnR notlre The effort IP mad lor them to dl < rpnt the entire tate mid Ir 1111 create hp lmpre > loii Inlet II jtruplp ore barely chlllxetl Should Rebuke Slanderers Tlir aarder should lie reliuke1 wher er pttlbl end It would bll well foi rest to PA n law liolllnc lo penal nc ountalillliy these lrre ionlble romuncen Who send oit fiuli inl < reire ntiitloir and fdlwhiMMU Tulle of Kentuek- re n Ill lawabldlnc op ally on corlli life 111117 and property art an rare and well 1hI say that Hipre wj not a dny during the art year that human life wa out safei countythan I hleiRii or Nrm Vork from the aneuln are iiiliiiiin tit whoiw veracious juiirnal Ile erpM have Ireii tnhd day after duty of she awash rel cn of lawleiiaiiepp nud rime In Kentucky The outcome anil Iroobur alma unit 1Ipls of Kentucky amt awed the upremncy of law In tlds- Stilt I call > our attention to the ahle and jlttnble retort of the plate board or h ealth nhitwlni av It iW the excellent publichsahh Paying the Debt In pissing title Pdtnmunlcntlon to you rrmtt me to upeiik brielly of HIP oblige tiins whleh I HP the executive anti you II the letfilntlve abler of the state overnmeni owe to tine Krtnt iKHijde who huts chimen in for the tine HP their uhlle xrvantx and Invented us with th ileHin re Hiniibtllilep or our ptllnu Our debt lo them cnn not Itoills IrrInlnr With its mnrvelou growth and motel tee achievement In n little over a con Jury pprlimhiK from Infancy to the front of rue nailnnt of the ourlh we err Jtintly proud of It Hash boaut nf UK greatness lut let tip realize that UN future run not I secure Its iroereeK can not contlnno unI Its KM> ple can nut unle those clmrKrd with the controlnail cone duct of Hie Government shall he HOMO Iutely faithful and Incorruptible In the ierclxe of their authority How grout therefore U the duty we owe Kentucky ho e welfare null destiny have I seen inpornrlly InlruHted to our cant what alchfnlncHi plionld we gluefin her In lrrPt what illllRince devoto in her development and proupprlty with What rigor and courage should we meet nud overcome lhrpewhin would deKHil hr whether they hold come us open lemlen ur nuns In the mnre poIIMieil nail niKeroUrt gulls of those who eeek by llclil Ied ulu Ire to vligrnfl themnelvim Ilk pa m IPIlMu imlltlc 111- 11wllh I what pleptsanrse nnd valor chould wr stand like fentlilelv guarding the ou- tpat of her honor and pence Kentucky Deserves the Best Site denerven the bet we ran do her nnbta people are worthy of the concecrn 11 to their pervliv of every talent old abiIty we have They Irate no al rneyn or liibhylnin to nleud their euus- but with n truntlni faith lint loyal up- port they look lo im mud npk that we t- b4t forget them mid that we reward the mlldemii they hove placed In uy by nn honest anti consclentloUH performance of- our duties Let u therefore dtirlni you- rseslsn here thin winter look tho fold- over and see what goal we eon do see If- there are any imeful lawn wo cnn pans 111111 nny hail 0nss defeat pre If we ran hT any action of ours make Hie IrI- lIIrll more cheerfully In our homex and the Unlit of Intelligence In the tutees of- Our children l eam with greater bright nNaa nee too If nnywroiiR cnn IIP icme Itstl It any rlRht justly due can be crunl nit and se0 nboV thtlRs that hues wuphe who huts so truntiil and honored up n ver have reason to reproach up fur u wrung done or n duty unper format J f V liKCKIIATlI- CSoveruor of Kentucky January 3 INI FIFTYEIGHTH CONGRESS I Regular Session Washington Jan 5SenateTits- enates first session following the hot May reecsa watt devoted entirely tll Panama Ircslilunt Itoosovelt sent n message on tint subject which was re celled with great Interest DUciifisli speedleebeing against the policy whlca has been pursued House With tits reassembling of congress Moniluy alter the recess the chaplain of the house In opening the session of that body prayed that war between Kusula and JUlian might Ill Averted by a peaceful ailjnstmcht of their dllterences A privileged resol thou offered by Mr Hay dent recited that certain statements contained lu the Hrlstow post olltce report reflected mi the membership of the house It provided for an Investigation by u committee to be appointed by the speaker A point of order was made against tho resolution by Mr Gardner Hen N YwaK overruled and the saute fate met Jlr Payne rep N Y who illsired to refer the resolution to till post oinco committee A vat on ordering the previous question result- ed In a tie the minority supporting Sir Hay Washington Jan rSen1telroc senateTuesday Mr Unlgo on the nlMiatlon on the idle mua of Panama lie discussed tie nb utract qiustlon of the right of the president to recognize the Inilcpcm care of a nation and concluded that excillshcI He also contended that there had been uprisingIa the HnyHerran treaty and declared that tin president oonld not have done less than inform himself of the pro pert Mr Lodge argued that our In terventlon In Panama haul been 1013 It the Interest of peace and contended stepbN llutiftc The prlrlleged renolutlo providingfor mrntH In the Ilrlstow post oltlce report reflecting on this membership of the nubile Tuesday was referred to the romnlltee on post olllces and post roadH on motion of Mr Payne N Y tilt majority loader Eight republican voted with the minority on Mr nays motion to order the previous questlor which was lost nnd three republican voted with the ihmocratlc minority iigaliint the motion to refer Tile ma canal was read In the house WashliiKton Jan iSedateAllege- ed Irregularities In till iK > st office do imrtnient eonstltnted the only thenu In the senate Wednesday The ques- tion came up on a motion Urst made by Mr LotlRP lout afterward by Mr Purnse to refer tie earmark resolu lon looUliig to n senatorial Investlga thou of the rust olllce department to the nmmlltee on post olllce nnd past prod The democratic senators n tsted the motion and contended that- the country would not be satisfied with all investigation of n department made hy the deiKtrtmcnt Itself House The only measure consider ed In the house Wednesday was o bill Introduced by the delegate from Ha wall to ratify an act of the Hawullat eclslature authorUfng the manufac lure and distribution of electric light and power on the Island of Clina the territory of Hawaii OwliiR to the oh ectlons made to the bill It was come nit lod to the committee on territories Washington Jan SSnallllr Morgan occupied the time of the sen- ate Thursday In a reply to the speech of Mr Lodge dfver d last Tuesday ilr Morgan again criticised the Presi- dent anti tile altitude of this govern- ment In connection with the Panama epnbllc lie Introduced numerous newspaper extracts to hear out his intention that the revolution was as Isted by olllcers and cUfzons of tb rtllled States Mr Morgan said thai If the United States should withdraw rom the Isthmus Colombia would ulclily drive out the few revolution Isis and their supporters RIVER IMPROVEMENT BIII of the Utmost Importance Intro ¬ duced In the House Washington Jan 11A bill of the tmost Importance In the effort to get a niuu foot channel In the Ohio river from PlttaburK to Cairo ling been In- troduced In the house by lcprescnta thc DaUell It opproprlaten 20n0Hi for the purpose of having a survey tnado trout Plttsburg to the mouth of- the Big Mlrni river It Is Intended to ipplemcnt a similar hill Introduced early In tile session by Representative rcheson That bill appropriates nn equal amount fop a survey from the mOllth of the MlR Miami to Cairo Thl- hili directs tho secretary to muse a1 survey to ho made of the river for the irposo of estimating the probable cost of a nine foot channel between the points mentioned nt a cost not to ex reed the sum mentioned Medal For Benjamin Franklin Washington Jan Representative dams of Pennsylvania traduced I- Ibill Tuesday providing for the strik- ing of n medal In memory of Henjamln rnnUlln to commemorate the 00th inlverfnry of hit birth which occurs inunry 17 190C A single medal shall be struck in gold anti shall he vent to- Ihl republic of France anti ISO Impres skins shall he struck In bronze 100 of which shall bo distributed by the lIlIsl- dllIt oust 50 for thu use of the Amerl can Philosophical society To Restore Dismissed Middies Washington Jan S Representative Lacey of town Introduced a bill Thursday to restore to the naval ncad culy the three midshipmen recently smlssed for Lazing Tho expelled cadets arc from Ohio Iowa and V1- seonsin Gov Tafts Nomination Wabhlngton Jan SThe senate mmlttee on military affairs Thurs dll y authorized Senator Koraker to re- pmt favorably the nomination of GOY Iecro11M A L unu THE TRAIN TO TRUNDLEBED very DIRM when theun tctt down The trtiln lulus out for Truudlebtd town For Trunllclx town thou Is far away In a land where goblins and elves hold sway A land that is hummer tee whole year through The grass ever green the sky ever blue And every night hn the rrnrs look COWD The train puIU out lor Trundit4 > loans ChooChooChool Hushaby the bell Is rlrglne hnoChooChoolluhub otearn ts singlrg KlnKlnK rlPKhiic ringing AlnsTt hoo hooI Chool Iuhn N IIHllardJii four Treck News TOM WAS ASTONISHED Suunp flt lips n hrletun + ult Ls perlenee U lileli Ur VIII Nut forget Very Soon Thomas was a very exemplary cat except fur the fact that he was Inquisi ¬ tin Ills cold nose would be stuck into 11 the jars and pitchers on the table until they gave him the name of Snoop Cat which hurt his feelings It was Christmas ova when Thomas wandered Into the diningroom My thats a funny looking box over there by the fireplace Wonder whats In It said he to himself Ueen told not to touch hlngs that didnt concern me but Id certainly like to know what It h Wonder If Ifd hurt Just to push that hook back and look In Ill die if I dont see whats In there Softly he stole up and pushed thewlre took back Must be saute sort of a ChrUtmas present for Rill If I see It first that will be a Joke on him wont Fizz squeak slap slam bans wow Ip clew the cover and out of the ilT MK BACK OK CfllSE box crime the worst ootctng ogre that ever disgraced a fairy tale What dyer mean yon rascal shrieked the figure Oh groaned puss as he shrank back trembling this Is co sudden I should say it was said the ogre I had Just settled down for the night hoping to get some rest before those chll dren got hold of me tomorrow and here you come snooping around and meddling with the hook and my iprfin sprang and now were in a pretty mess for 1 cant get back In the box by my- self tomorrow Is Christmas What shAll I do asked Thomas lut me back of course you stupid Rut I cant get you back Thats Just the moral of the whole affair snapped the ogre One never can do over what they have undone which Is to say they can never undo what they have did which is to say that Rut Thomas was so terrified that he did not wait to hear all the moral Cin cinnati Commercial Tribune BOY SCHOOL TEACHER AIllioiiKh Hut in Viur end lie 1ar- ruprd n 1uiill Wl IaN Ncnrl- jThrlrr HUVclflil The youngest pedagogue In Stlssourl and perhaps lu the United States Is teaching a country school near Gaines yule In the Ozcrk mountains He U Glenn Harrison aged 13 years Glenn Is the eldest sou of Guy T Harrison a lawyer He completed the course of study of the Gainesville public schools In March 1902 The some month hu took the ex ¬ animation given candidates for third grade teachers certificate In Ozark county making u good average and se ¬ curing a certificate He continued to study and just after he became lu years old ho took the examination for UmeI belrg 93 por cent Mi Harrison bee lieved his promising son was too young to teach ant refused to let him accept several often But one tray when his father was absen attending court Glenn took the job of teacher of a rural district tho directors of which came and offered him the place Ho began work before his father returned and the latter finding him so ambitious decided not to Interfere Glenn now has 29 pupils The major ¬ ity are larger and older than he but he maintains a degree of discipline which many older and more experienced teachers may well envy How are you getting along Glenn naked his mother one day when he came home at the end of a weeks work I had to whip several of the boys the young- ster replied It turned out that among others he had larruped an obstreperous youth that weighed ISO pounds Glenn doesnt weigh much more than hall Lhat Kansas City Journal ARE FIERCE FIGHTERS The pals In AVIione Country Ihr Initial lroior to luruttryll- nndy with WmpoiK In Africa there are many native war- riors ¬ but as the accompanying pic ¬ ture shows few are as picturesque at those of the Masai tribe which has for many generations made its home In British East Africa To this tribe peculiar Interest attaches just now and for the reason that Its members are scattered over that portion of the coun ¬ try which has been promised t the Zionist colony and which Is known ai A NASAl WAURIOP The IromifPil Lard Though com paratlvely few In number these Mas warriors are fearless and independent Cad those iho have studied them dose ly say tht they are becoming more and more opposed to the British on accotii of thr highhanded manner in whlc they are parceling out the country which they rightly or wrongly regard as theh own properly However this may be it IP certain that these stalwart flghtln men are well worthy of study a fact 01 which ethnologists have recently be- come aware AWFUL SWEAT BATHS nlivr tarp of Alnvkn llnvr a lIarlll Time tlrenfhTnLe111rirWeeLI Boys who make a fuss because their parents oblige theta to take frequent baths should be glad that they are not Eskimo children living on the shores of Norton sound In that cold region of Alaska all the boys are obliged te take a great bath every week and this bath is no joke A fire of driftwood le buts In the center ot the boor of the kashimtaeo- neroomed house where the men and boys of a village pass most of thlf- limpand when the smoke has passed oil and the wood Is reduced to red glowing coals a cover is p over the smokehole In the roof and the placi bolI take off their furnacelikeI land seems on the point of blistering Owing to the Intense treat the bath ers are obliged to wear respirators tc protect their lungs These respirator are pads of shavings bound together concave on the Inside and convex ot the outside and large enough to covei the mouth nose and part of the cheeks of the wearer Across the Inside runs a little woodei bar which Is lucid In the teeth tc lees the respirators In place The boys sit there until they are drip ping with perspiration Then they rust outside Into the Intense cold and roll in the now E W Nelson who spent between foUl and five years lu Investigating for tin government the Eskimos living about Behring strait says On several oc casions I saw them go front the sweat bath to holes In the ice on a neighbor Ing stream and squatting there pout Ire water over their backs and shoul- ders with a wooden dipper apparent- ly ¬ experiencing the greatest pleasure trout the operation Although the Eskimo boys seem to withstand such M bath as this all right and even to enjoy 1t It would In all probability kill any white boy whc tried it Chicago Inter Ocean JOHNNYS LATEST ESSAY Subject Is rile lion and tlir Knotrl ruse lee Dluplnya Mill Iruve Him Star Scholar The hog is called a hog bcuz he makes a hog of himself It runs In the family All hogs ore hogs The hog has two sides to his charac- ter one of which Is good to eat and the other we cant so cordjully admire As- nn article of diet the hog is one of 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