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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-03-27
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at the Pioneer Office.
Look for the menu in this
paper and see what is in store
for you at the mems supper to-
morrow evening at Masonic hall.
Robert Rankin, district deputy
for the Modern Wood linen, is in.
the city and will attend the meet
ing of the local Woodmen lodge.
tonight, when six candidates
will be initiated.
| If you like the kind of flap
Jacks ''that mother used to make"
come to the mems supper on
/ Wednesday evening in the
| Masonic hall. You will have
maple syrup with them.
The J. Irvine com pany's camps
| No. 2 and No. 5 near Blackduck
have been broken up for the win
| ter and many members of the
crew arrived in Bemidji this
morning.
Mr.. aud Mrs. J. Washburn
were agreeably surprised by a
number of friends last night, the
occasion being Mrs. Washburn's
birthday. Games were played
and refreshments served, covers
being laid for Is,
There is no denying the super
iority of cream over milk. You
cannot, therefore, place bleached
alongside of unbleached -four
without taking the latter-the
cream, Roe & Markusen sell
the Kensington Milling Com.
pany's White Jacket unbleached
-four. Call for it. 49,.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Walker
last night entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur J. Winters, who
were recently married in Brain
erd, at a wedding supper at
which a mum Der of friends of tie
bride and groom we're present.
The supper was served in three
courses and was highly elabor.
ate affair. Mr.. and Mrs. Winters
we're the recipients of a number
of beautiful wedding gifts.
Mrs. j. Bisiar was agreeably
surprised at her home at 5Q6
America Ave. last night by
about thirty Of her friends, the
occasion being the anniversary
Of her forty fifth birthday. The
evening was spent in playing
cards; cinch being the chief
diversion. Otto Johnson cap
tured the gentlemen's head prize
and Mrs. A. A. Carter ladies'
head prize. The gentlemen's
BOBBY prize was awarded to AL
Hazen and the ladies to Miss Eva
Peterson. Mrs. Bisiar was pre-
sented with many beautiful pre-
sents among which we're some
valuable china ware and a silk
dress. A sumptous repast was
served at midnight, Mrs. Otto
johnson presiding. Among those
who enjoyed the evening were
| Messers A. A. Garter, Earl Cell,
AL Hazen, Otto Johnson, J.J.
Doran, L. G.. Kinch, E. J. Gould,
j. Bisiar, Arthur Gould, Ed.
Gould and T. Gregg .Bisiar;
| Mesdames A. A. Carter, Earl
Cell, AL Hazen, Otto Johnson, +.
II. Doran, L G.. Kinch. E. j.
Gould, O. E. Bailey, j. Kline, A
| Danaher and the Misses Florence
Grimoldby, Eva Peterson, Lottye
| Peterson and Maebeile Bisiar.
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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-03-27
Sheylin To Have Two Banks.

Bagley Times: Shevlin the
little town down the line is to
have another bank. Messrs. Up
ton and Gordon are the promo
ters. Local politics is said to be
responsible for the new enter
prise. There are two or more
factions represented in the little
hamlet and a continual round of
pleasure is always on the board.
The best typewriter paper on
the market at the Pioneer office.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-03-27
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Legal blanks at the Pioneer

L 1885,
Attend the Spring Millinery
| Opening at Conger's Friday and
Saturday ST this week. 8
Roland Fellows came down
from Tenstrikes this morning for
a short visit with relatives and
friends.
Trees pruned and gardens
prepared for planting. Twenty
years experience. Address Otto
Brose, Bemidji.
J. R. Oringer of Ne bish arrived
in the city last night and will
spend short time in The city at
tending to business matters.
Anything you wish at the
supper tomorrow evening at
Masonic hall, even to medical
assistance. Be sure to come.
James Lappen left last night
for a cruising trip in the vicinity
of Blackduck for the Crookston
Lumber company.
Our usual display of spring
millinery will be of special inter
est Friday and Saturday, March
80 and 81. LOUISE HETLAND.
Henry Buenther left last night
for his homestead on north Red
Lake, where he will spend sew.
eral weeks.
We can get your typewriter
ribbons. Most of the standard
makes carried in stock at this
office.
Elmer Void and Adam Keahr
each paid fine of 81 in Judge
Pendergast's court this morning
for drunkenness. + -.
The ladies of the Episcopal
Guild will meet at the home of
Mrs. J. P. Young tomorrow
afternoon. .-.
A choice display of flowers at
the Presbyterian sale tomorrow
afternoon; need not go home for
supper.
James Black returned this af-
ternoon from trip up the Wilton
spur for the Crookston Lumber
company.
William Munsey, auditor for
the Minneapolis Brewing CON-
pany, is attending the trial of a
case which the company has in
district court. .. u.
Last week was the banner
week for the Bemidji Elevator
company, there being more goods
sold in the six days than in any
other week since the esta blish-
ment of the plant here. !
There is nothing worse than an
offensive breath. It comes from
bad stomach and liver. Hollis
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea cures
all liver disorders and perfumes
the breath. IS cents, tea or tab
let's. Bankers Drug store.
Herbert Davis, employed by
the G. A. Smith company, and
S. J. Stewart, who holds a posi-.
ton with the Northland Pine
company, left this afternoon for
Deer River after spending
several days in the city with
friends.
O. E. Bailey has broken up his
cedar camps in the vicinity of
F'unkley and arrived this morn
ing together with a number of
the crew that was employed in
the camps during the winter.
| Mr.. Bailey states that he had an
excellent season.
The annual congregational
business meeting of the Presby-
terian church will be held at the
auditorium this evening" lAll
mem bers and friends of the con.
gregation are requested to at
tend. After the business meet
ing the ladies will serve refresh.
mentS. VI. 49,
A. E. Smith arrived Saturday
night from Puposky for a short
business visit in the city. Mr..
Smith says that the Mud lake
town is enjoying it's share of the
business due to the travel of the
woodsmen at the present time
and anticipates a good summer.
Mr.. Smith will return to Puposky
tom 0rrOW nOrninp
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-03-27
Band Concert March 20.

Director Symington of the Be.
midi band announces that the
next indoor concert to be given
will take place at the City hall on
the evening of March 80.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-10-25
OhIedn8 Tfeti DopraW.

Dostali isme potesuiiei rpravu
z Wsshingtonu ohledns tfeu do.
prsvy. Z nj. vyciruiem he depart.
msnt hodla ouu dopravu udrtet.
Pfieins ieiiho zastaveni byla res
ehopnost dostini eloveka ient by
ji last&val q pro.o TEL zastavens
Isho fijna. Jetto ale Theofil Ko
letIkS sc q misto zaesl uchazet .
vyplnil splikaeui listinu ktera do
Washing,opu zaslAna, ptisla.
rpst k spravnemu vyplutni, jill ia
okolnost svedef o dobre wolf VIA.
dy. dopravu zde udrtet IA dale.
Ien co by 81 dostal elovek. Moi.
"a BE to vezme ieste eunaet dn,
uelli sc xsene.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-10-25
CtenafSkj SpOIek,

zaci vyssi tffdy We skole sv.
Vaclava odbyvali schazi Y Gtert
veGer We skolni mistnosti a vysle-
dek teto schdze je. re Y brzku nee
liste Dude NIT svoji knihovnu,
ktera Dude ku cti nejen zakGm a
u6itelIm, ale i pfiznivcnm. Po-
chopujem dGlezitost dobre eetby
Svaty otec Plus X vskutkI byl
osvicen duchem svatsm kdyz Cd
porueil a pochvalil tento Gmysl ma
prsohy GGastnikG etenatske liRy
pro mesic fijen iimz zacina po6a.
tex Gten6fske sezony. Jest to pro
tisk co zklizefi pro rolniks; tudiz
proc nemeli bysme vzdel6vat "a.
dost MAST mladeze pro dobrou
zdravou cetbul Debit zaci odpo-
vidajf velmi nadsene, a aGkoliv
mali malo elm by zacali, doufa-
me re podnik Dude Gspesny. Zaci
jiz zvolili Gtedniky a vybor jehoz
povinostf Dude sepsat stanovy, a
sebrat seznam linen a jinak tidit
spolek. jenz Dude odbSvat svojf
pfistf schulz dne 6ho listopadu.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-10-25
Money Order ma Bance.

Pamatujte, kdyi zamysliet zas'
lat nekam penfze. he je nejjisteji
zaslete kdyz 81 koupite :, Money
Order" v Taborske Statnf Bance.
Pride VAN TO mnohem lacineji a
pffhodneji. Nfte he kdyz VAN
nekdo zasle smenku anebo pou-
k&zku, idete j obytejne vyzved-
nout ma bank, a to same delaif ii,
iimz zaslete smenku w. Proc IL
SETTLE pence kdyz 81 koupfte
Money Ooder ma bance, pow VAN
efslice zde uvedene:
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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-10-25
koncsrt W prosp8eh Sko|y.

Koucertnf Srolsenost slepeho
Boons Dude dkvst koueert We spoil
tovs en-. ' pom Islf IA listopi.
du. pod fisenim aka Jennie ~. Vac
lava. Toto sdruaeni pro cestovs
to eele spot. s,&ty Q velkym d'pe.
chem. "SIepy Boone" ieus je
dplne slepS. ie hudebnim divem
Pc 81, seui ktefehokoliv lehei ska
dby, zahraje tutet M piano do
podrobns. svssk neproslsvil %
ien timto vykonem uyhrt tim. he
hrsje kGsy umsleets. klasieke
vyte,ek z koneertu Sc rotde!i NJ
iists procento q east Sc vsuuje v.
prosreeh sksdemie. Z'duS BY
i uemel uift tuto pFilsaitost
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-10-25

Zde vidno, BE usettite mnoho
pence, obzvlast pti zasil6rf vet.
Sch obnosG, nicha poplatek ma
poSte ie dvakrate tax velkt jake
ma bance. Kazdf zasilatel cd mas
obdrzi rezit ma obnos jenz zaslal.
Kdyby Sc Mani vyhotovenS Mo
ney Order ztratil Y postach, vyho.
tovime yam jinf aneho vratime
penize. TSborskd Statnf Banka.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-10-25
NOTICE or MoRTeAee SALE.

Whereas. default has been made In the con-
ditions of q certain mortgage executed and
delivered by Joseph Novo,nr and Ro>aIIa
Novotny, his wife. mortgaTors. To G. !. No
votny. mortgage. dated the ssth day OF
November ipos and recorded In the once OF
the Register OF Deeds OF Bon Homme county.
south Dakota. on the 18th day of December
A. u. 1884, AZ I O'Clock D. m, In Book Is. on
page Ms; and.
Whereas. no action or proceeding az Law or
otherwise has bean Instituted TO recover the
money secured by said mortgage. or any
part thereof; and
Whereas. default has been made In the
payment OF the principal and interest secured
by said mortgage; and
Whereas, the amount claimed 10 be due on
said mortgage q, the date OF this notice IA the
sum OF .;sven Thousand Nine Hundred sixty
four Dollars and Ninety Cents. to-wit:
ssas.. rs principal and sit7dii interest, besides
the sum OF Ten Dollars attorney fees and the
costs Of foreclosure stipulated In said mort
gage and provided by law; and.
Whereas. on the it,h day OF October. 1906.
said mortgage. with the note secured thereby.
was duly assigned by the mortgage To e. A.
Bruce. OF the County OF Yankton. state Of
south Dakota. which assignment was duly
recorded In the once OF the Register OF Deeds
OF tho said county Of Bon Homme. :. D.. on
the 18th day Of september. A. ID 1909, In Book
u OF mortgages, ON page ip;.
Now. therefore. notice ~ hereby given that
by virtue of the power Of sale in said mort
gasc contained and duly recorded as afore-
said. and pursuant 10 the statute In such case
made and provided. the said mortgage will be
fotcclosed hy q sale OF the mortgagcd prcmIs-
- therein described and said mortgaged pre-
mises will be sold at public auction by the
sheriff of hon Homme County. south Dakota.
at the front door Of tho Court House. In the
City OF Tyndall. Bon Homme County. =. n.
ON the s'th day Of October. A. u. 1900. at the
hour OF ono o'clock In the afternoon Of said
day, To satisfy the amount which shall then
be due on said mortgage. and the sums there
by secured, together with the costs and ex-
penses Of foreclosure
The premises described In said mortgage
and 80 TO be sold are sltusted In the County
OF Ron Homme and state Of South Dakota
and arc described as follows. to- Wit! south
Hail. OF Section % Township ~. Range S.
Dated this i2th day OF September, A. u.
1903 ga. BRUCE,
=. NJ. sCoBi.lC, Assignee OF Mortgage.
Attorney for assignee OF Mortgage,
r. ,. GARNER. Sheriff, Bon Homme.C sd.
(2ept. II tpCH
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-10-25

We Springfield hude velby pro.
del / { ko rob5ch dobyiest tho
iistopsdu On issme A. X. Mssrsip
CHA pol mile sspados Cd
Springfield. Prodei sspoene o
me hodins odpoledne.
veSkerou zednickou prkci della
Vino Kubovec. Je dovedntm zed
nfkem. nebot pracoval 20 mnoho
let v Cedar Rapids. Iowa, q kaAdy
smele mu mule svefit prSci v jeho
oboru.
Josef Hubal prodlvk Rex cat.
tie Dip jent je odporueovku adrs.
votni radon . ksidS kdo ehce iasi
lat dobytsk. saxon nskssuje, b,
lei kou pal. kf TEL koupaci kkdt
pro dobytek.
A. L Fish republikansk$ &C.
ksnec klerkstvf . soudo byl sde v
pondeli "a poli,iekyn obehodem
Pan Fish ie ssslousilS mud, .
kaady wolfe by mu mel dat ssoj
bias phi pffs,ieh volbfeh.
letto jsem vyprodal poloviei
sijmu v mem hostinci p. Jsnu
Sturmovi. zadsm ty ient mi dlu.
huff byli tax isskavi q vyrovnali
&c nejdele do novyho roku.
Fr. PeksF.
Koupim SO nebo rzo skrd VI
stsvnostmi budto v Bon Homme
snebo v Yankton okresu. Kdo
by mel IA prodej takovy po,emek
oeehr mi sdeli po poSte. Ed.
StAvs, Prague, Neb.
Josef Novotn$ . Gustav Saws
ieli do Les,erville ohledne reuto
vini fanny Cd r. r. Chlsdka We
ttsrtek. Gustav . jeho tf bratfi
srentuji patrns eelou sekci Cd .
chlsdka 4 mile vSehodoe cd Ia.
bora.
Josef Hubal prodav6 Interna.
tional krmenf pro dobytek drn.
bel; liniment ma rany dcbyteat;
lex proti dychavienosti koni, lex
proti eervnm a spateni zvany zeal
cule". Tyto leky jsou osvedeene
a kazdy je INA, proto by bylo
xbyteene je chvalit. Chvalf Sc
samy sebou.
Tom&sovi SSkerovi sc ponde.
II splssili kooe prave kdyt v iit.
del do TAbora, lsknuvse &c PISA
ient M ne vybeh. Kone trhli Sc
bou . voz pterrstil; q p. SSkora
syhc.sn . vozu. Ma stestl neutr.
pei vatneisiho poraneni mimo pc
rouchanf v Iadeeh q irochu ode.
aiu.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-10-25

Jan Homer Sc vratil re sve cesty
v zapadni Nebrasce kdet byl ohle-
dine prohlidnutf tamnejsfch poem
XII. Sdeluje, ze Sc mu krajina ne
libf, a ze videl sams pfsek a mic
jineho nezli pisek. Co Sc ty6e
dolin, ty pry Sc mohou vzdelavat
a vydsji tirody. ale ty kopce, ty
kopce, bedoval. ty pry jsou mrchy
pfskovite. Kdyz Jan vkrocil ma
dobrou pGdu Dakotskou, otfepal
re sebe pisek Nebrasky, byl rad
re je obcanem zemi medem a
mlekem oplyvajfcf.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-10-25

Lscina fsrms "a na prodej.
100 skro Q v5stavnostmi 5 mil
severne cd Lake Andes. go akro
poll. Dom o 4 pokojieb, veliks
msstal q jine stavby vsechny o.
barveue. Studne a vttrGk. Do.
stateene dobre vody. Ksld$ akr
Sc mute zorsti. Improvsmenty
ma teto farme mali ceny $4,000.
Cena teto fanny "a kratky Cas-
jest 10000. Wagner Bratff.
Tabor. S d.
Hledte phi pfisti 7olbe VOLT &c
ehy do d.sdd. at isou politiekeho
,oho neb onobo. Tim 81
zen pied jioSma ziskame dcty. .
u :nAoi jakofto nsrod krlturuf.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-10-25
Dostanem PravIdeInj Wax.

Prosl5cha Sc he Aeleznienf spo-
leGnost Milwaukee pozene zkrze
Tabor pravidelnf osobnf vlak z
Yankton do Platte. V ptftomne
dobe jedi vlak z Tyndall zkrze
mesteeka az do Platte a Tabor je
ma linii kde jen mfstnf vlak jed.
MIN vozem jedi Yankton do
Tyndall a zas zpet. Zajiste by pc
mohlo Taboru mnoho kdyby tsko.
YOU zelezniGni slutbu jsme zde
dostali.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-10-25

Acoso uss ssoIi Si'1utoSu
korns % lame o sto Ssst.
Fafmelf 81 ehvfii fest.
T. v. Ptsk 3 Tyudall byl rde
Be obehodem We stFsdu.
Larei Wagner . Wagner je sde
b .vytsvon tent, tSden.
]. z. MstuSks byl v Tyndsll
n pondsli.
veip. Leheeka . Tyadsli byi
|sds m nivSteve Y pondeli.
Sobotni pies sini Matt Wei.
fla byl mflo navstiven nAsledkem
sps.neho peessL
Pr. F. A. Wagnera z Utiky pfi-
jela We ctvrtek ma n&vstevu ku sve
matce pr. Jandove.
Gustav Kloueek vykoupil cd A.
III. Novkka smeikrnu. . Dude u II.
dit.
Fs. D. Tx . Geddes sem pfijel
lniuulou sobotu ma nzvstsvu l. svt
4 bratrovi Jos.fovi.
]. Novkk . ]. F. KostSl by.
SIOUX Falls v dterS "a obeh, :
saoi sklefi,ostf.
DIR. FormSnka ecsk& hofk& ma
prodej We vsech zdejsfch hostin-
cfch. Zkuste il pro zdravi.
4 Josef Turek 9 Avon, demokra.
sieky eeksuee okresnibo soudce
| byl sde pond9li, K wolf oprave.
nj svSho poliiiekeho plotu.
Sleena Rofena NovakovA. jena
graduovsla se ikoly sv. vlelsva
Issesla vyueovst We skole distrtk
"a Souhradovs tento tydeu.
r. T. PetFik ledeu . nalieh
mlsdyeh farmero byl We Stanley
okresu sobs prohlednout poremky
minulS tSden.
Prvni snih tsto serony rapsdl
v dtery ssi o sedms hodiue veeer.
q psdal al do rama. Roshfivsl
&c WAX tax eerstva jsk padal.
Jan HOSTEL prodava uhli vseho
druhu We sklade McCaull-Web-
ster q zvlAstnf pozornost venuje
tenn, kdoz mali ml6tici stroje.
Pssei pspir . obAIky IA prodel
v dtadovne easopisu lnnependent.
sdna obflka Q diva srehv pspiru
"a jeden cent, xrovna dost ma pss
nj.
Josef Black, ient mlsti mia.
iiekou nam sdeluje, 10 obili M.
sieh farmero 10 to nejlspsi CO ie.
Jest 10 starE povidks, ale veene
nova.
Spolsk rytfFo ~. vGelavs uspo
fidk skvsl$ pies w spolkove sini
dne ,Iho ffiua We stfedu. Tabor
sra kspels obstsri hudbu . kaady
10 uetivs svAn.
vaukov velky obehod obdrAel
velkou zisobu tenskSch . diets.
kSeh obleko "a zimu. Koiesiny
. pod sboEf. Ede vidy koupite poe
tive xboti % eeny MIKE.
Gustav St&va 9 Prague Neb. 1,
bJi sde M zaeAtku tSdne "a nav
ftass u ]. A. Dvofaka Iamysli
sde rsntovat fsrmu ronsvae sc
mu fanny Dskotske libi mnohen
vice netli Nebraska.
vselkv Kreieik . Tyndall. de-
mokraticky eekanee dfadi okres-
Milo auditors byl Ids We stfedu v
zsjmu ksmpsne. lest sehoPnSm
misdym mutem . pouevae Jill ten
dtad Isstavsl bexe vseeh rorpako
mu jej voliei tohoto okresu mohou
op svefit. Pan Krejefk je &c
ch, M, n proto lest poyinuostf kat
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-10-25
PraVldeInj Wax ' Pond6Ii.

PrSye Sc doEvldAne, lie uoyS
prsvidelny Wax zapadue ieEd I
,krle Tabor poudsli asho lima.
Bude to velkA vShoia pro zdejsi
mesio nebtr kdo Dude ehtit jeti
do Wsgutr. Geddes anebo jine
mssts. nemusi slizat Y Tyudsll a
tam eekst.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-10-25

Obdrzeli jsme dopis cd byvale
no ob5vatele Taborskeho. T. F.
Folka, jenz ma jate odjel ma svou
sekci pozemku kterouz zabral Y
Cherry okresu, Neb, bratry
Tomc6kovfmi. Pfse. be Sc Jim
krajina elm d6l tim VIC lfbf. Mali
jill drhaky postavene kazdy asi
40 akrd polf. Zeleniny Jim prs
dobfe a bohate vzesly a korna, nc
slabsf. pfec byla dosti obstojna.
Jak znamo. dava vlada v tom sta
tn celou sekci pozemku ma ktere
must zabiratel zGstat po dob peti
let nezli je vlastnfkem.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-10-25

Gerald Z Muller. dsmokratic
~ eeksnsc pro dad okrespfho
Supt. tkolnfho, je xkusepy. pc
kroeily . sehopny mut. nebor
mel IA ietou lkuseuost We v, ueo.
v&nf; 4 roxy We vekovskfch sko.
l&eh v tonic okre u. Jeden rob
We vsdelavsefm dstsvu, 4 roxy 20
principal skoly Spripgiieldske {,
Aleesterske. . I'll roxy supt. Hur
ley Bkoly. Zsvsxuje Sc, kdyz bu.
de zvolen, te obetuie vsechen
svoj cas- . pozsrnost ieho dfadu.
The Washington times., 1906-10-13
MISSIONS BIRTHDAY
TO BE CELEBRATED
Special Services Tomorrow 20 C0rl-
mem0rate Twenty second
Anniversary

Commcmoratiue the twenty-seeoud am
uiversary OF the founding of Central
Union Mission. celebrations win be- held
I'm different parts of tle city tomorrow,
and addresses viii DE made by promi-
nent speakers.
The Rev John Lee Allison VIII speak
on City EEansalizauou, as Represented
by the Work of tle Central Union Mla-
sion. at tAe morning service at Gun
toH-TempIe. Memorial Church Four
teanth and Il streets northwest
The afternoon service at tae Mission
aud.torium, t-2 Louisiana avenue. bee
ginning at O'Clock. win b- addressed
by the Rev. j. q. Butler. the Rev.
B. Il. Biting the Rev r. d. Power, the
Rev. Carl q. D0aey tas Rev ~. o..
Alexander. and che Rev H. Ross Fish
burn. This service W.ll ng notable for
the excellence uf tae music provided
under the direction ul IS. q. AHEllHE.
Services at night wilI Dee held at tIe
Calvary Baptist Church corner or
Eighth and "a streets. This meeting
viii Doe presided over br g. b. Brown.
chairman of the board of directors. and
addresses viii bee made by tle Rev
Samuel III. Greene. pastor of Calvary
scheduled 20 make shore talks. are-
The Rev Robert M Moore tLe Rev
John M. GiH tle Rev. s. Reese Murray.
the Rev. William j. Hauck, tae Rev
j. j. 1IulF. tle Rev. John Lee Allison.
William $. SEllleDbCr-rr. and j. -
kinuear- 4 musical program of rare
quality has been arranged.
The Washington times., 1906-10-13
PAY TEACHERS TO-DAY
THEIR BACK SALARIES
Auditor to Act on Legal Decision Of
the Comptroller.

Auditor John r. Garrison today win
pay the salaries of the teachers that
were held lu allegiance pending the de-
cision OF Comptroller OF tha Treasury
Robert j.. TraeeWeI, who was requested
several days ago t1 furnish his inter
pretatoa OF the new school rsorganiza-
zion act
By his decision. which be forwarded
90 Auditor Garrison yesterday after
noon, through the District Commission
ers. Comutru.ler Tracewell uBh0lds the
authority of tha Board ul Education 10
dismiss Airs. Anna g. Cooper and J. b.
Clark. lhe former al. o. tllea months
ago principal of the 81 Street High
school IiC also holds that the Board ot
Education had right 10 appoint So. II.
$. Jackson and r. g.. Bruce go succeed
these two ieposai teachers. and au-
iHallzes Auditor Garrison 90 place their
names uu IEe teachers pay roll.
whether the Board of Education. '
states tHmptrulirr IraerneH. acted
wisely iu lal.lIE tu geHfIau- Al-. Coop
sr and ME Clark -l tle.r respective
positions bella aF them under the old
school system would E- highly iuuror-
en- tIr me to decide. being called upon
90 pass al.E upon legal questions.
Comptroller Afa"sHsI also holds that
tho uaT 1J the director Of intermediate
H>lfucil0u. The supervisor oi manual
Training, and rae supervising principals,
should Hr paid iu lW-.t-Hs. II they save
been retained in their positions uuoer the
new school alu.H'st~al Dice states,
iLsN should Doc paid from July Z
The Washington times., 1906-10-13
HACHINISTS VOTING
STRIKE SOON TO END
Forty eight Hours May See Amicable
Adjustment Between Southern
and Employees.

The machiuisJs employed ia the shops
OF The Southern Railway Company who
went ON strike last Monday morning
Tor ara increase En- wages, it was said
today are voting on proposition sub
mitted TO them by Jamea O'C0nleIi.
president of the International Assocla-
tiOn Ot MachinisJs, which. if carried.
may end the strike within the next few
days While officials of tie Southern
viii give ouJ nothing for publication. ii
IS known that a movement D. under
way 10 bring about a speedy settlement
OF tbe strike by means of "a compromise.
This Is shown by the statement issued
Thursday by Manager Spencer, OF the
Southern; also Jhe fact that no attempt
has been made 10 Is said. 20 fu the
places of the striking machinists.
There is no hard feeling between the
committee representing the machiuists
and Tho officials ot tAe Southern. Both
sides. no is asserted. are anxious 20 have
the matter adjusted, and 10 is this spirit
of cGmpr0mlse that gives nope 10 PTesi-
dent % Connell fer au early return OF
THa men tu work
II may be known within the next
1Orty-eight hours whether the machin-
ists are willing TO accept the PROPOSE
ti0u suggested by President O'Conueli
say d. it win consider the offeT The
belief of those in a position 20 know. is
unat next week viii witness a C0mprO-
mise and that tee men VIII return 20
work an am increased wage In the sGops
an along the line 0I the road.