Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-28
OFFICERS FOR ENDEAvoRERs,
Election at Helena-Applicants Are
Admitted to State Bar.
Special to the Inter Mountain.

Special to the Inter Mountain.
Helena, Mont, June 18Th Montana
Christian EndeavOr Union will hold its
tenth annual session next year at the
First Presbyterian church, Butte. This
was decided at today's session Of the
Christian Endeavor convention. Various
committees reported and considerable
routine business was transacted today.
During the afternoon the EndeavOrers
wen on an excursion, tonight they will
hold ina services. Besides routine work
there were a number Of addresses upon
timely topics.
The resolutions after praising the hos
pitA1ity " the people of Helena, recon-
mend that practical steps be taken to
make the organization more effectual.
bringing about deeper spiritual revival
am&ng members. that to that enc sug-
gestions of President Wilson be followed
namely: Securing services of some ca
pable speaker who shall visit local So
cietSes accusing greater activity, that
more work along lines of DR.. Clark's rec
~ommendation for Junior work be follow
ed, each society appointing a committee
on junior work, that less variety of sub
jects be presented at future meetings,
thus allowing more thorough discussion
of subjects treated, hat less time hereaf-
ter be spent in routine work, that all
reports be sent to the standing commit
tee prior to the annual meeting, that pas
tors and societies be asked to cooperate
with the secretary in making out re-
ports. Supplemental resolutions were Of
fered by the Rev. w. M. Jordan provid-
ing that on election day in November ev-
cry member record by his protest against
existence of American saloon.
The committee on nominations report
ed the names of the following for officers
for the ensuing year and they were de-
clared elected: Edward S~charinkow,
Deer Lodge, president: The Rev, F. G..
Blanchard, Helena, Mrs. H.. Craswell,
Helena, and Mrs. Hay. Corvallis, vice.
presidents; Miss Edith Earl, Deer Lodge,
secretary: Mrs. Powell, Livingston, treas
urer; Mrs. J. N. Mclean, Bozeman, sup
%erintendent of junior work; Mrs. T. B.
thompson. Missoula, superintendent of
missions; Harry ]. Polglase, Butte, SUPER
lntendent of temperance; Miss Mary
sloan, Missoula, superintendent of good
literature; George H. Wilson, Bozeman.
Miss Clarice Vaneman, Great Falls.
Dwight Stone. Central Park, w. B. Cook,
Helena. Rev. F.. B. Cleland, Anaconda.
directors.
The supreme court announced the re-
suit or the examination recently held of
applicants for certificates to practice law
~ montana. All OF the seven men who
LOOK examinations passed as follows:
William A. Clark, Jr., George w. Lam
son, John L. Templeton, Butte; George
Y. Patten, Bozeman: George E.. Gurd.
Glasgow; G.. w. Robinson, Henry G..
Rodgers, Helena.
The court announced that George Y.
Patton had shown such proficiency in his
examination as to entitle him to special
mention cum laude.' The court ais
specially mentioned the examination Of
William A. Clark, Jr. The court today is
sued a write of certiorari asked for YES
terday by j. N. Kirk in the case of the
State ex rel Sarah St. Peter against Sec
ond Judicial District Judge Lindsay. The
writ is returnable July 18th.