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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-19
LUNCH COUNTER
WOULD HELP
Green Lake Car Passengers
Think They Are Entitled to
Refreshments While They
Wait at Switch on Single
Track.

Reeitentn 1t the Green Lake ala-
srtct ~ho are compelled 20 circle the
lake every time they come % or re-
turn from the city have started an
agitation for the establishment II
lunch eaaater ~ llomr station. the
point where the cars atop 90 lose
any time gained over tho runnins
schedule
Al Home station ali cara ordi-
nariiy make a stop 81 from two to
seven minutes. During the recent
cold spell the carmen have hesg a
hiE bautiFs burning thsrm uaing II
10 warns themselves whlle The car -
waiting. Meanwhile tho passengers.
and especially the wumen. SILVER In
the cars.
This condition. 81 affairs has aug.
Fcstpd the dwssrahiiify % a warm
waiting room AZ The afatlnn. wiih a
ianch counter attached where The
passengers ean secure arcommota-
tons bwNcen the arrival and De.
pArtura OF czra Passengers who
have been snenuFrnieurcd By the ait
nation af0 discussing the advisable.
liy ~ peiits9alng ths president %
the company 20 establish such an
lnhsltutlun
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-19

The great majority Of businessmen ara honest.
The generally descent Industrious fair minded and hon
orahie
Philadelphia being upside
people about
daily patlntly faithfully
square
fuing hsr Frenzsd finance and politics oarh ns
a o population
What more rexsztons fhemevea evidence Of
public Mosi nquitira
wholly them.
either they dd much they busy grspDo
with
people beginning matters
that the light has been trned and
posed.
The mighty reaction and revolt against such niquities
and the tremendous political overturungs that have
the consequence Of them in which party lines have been
obliterated show how sound heart American de-
all the times striking part
which been played IN this uprising
20 that the daily newspaper good reflection Of public sanl
wisely.
thing n about what 5
n this has been during the
doing
columns OF the daily that
catches note o Mammonlts ma
sTasm but Tor the most part the
the standards Of and high morality
Of the eternal Hghteouaaesa hearing
quite puts 10 shame the ahhy and mnng uene many
pupis.
nc attitude OF the newspaper press is the best possible
evidence that the foundations destroyed and that
the world IS not going TO the dogs
Gods m His heaven. Ais right with the world"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-19
a Brutal and DebAsins Sport

What dspeabe shameful Of the ao-eaicd
sport
a London Illustrated under the headline OF
.Tranng Waterloo CUP" wonderfully realistic
pictures
simply the running down OF haren by grcyhouada
kiins be served
chance gamble and at the me to
he speed OF the dogs
any useful purpose In that II
photographer caught the various stages OF
hrobs Of the fright
blood lust OF cleaning nom their
In the end Is caught white teeth
frightened squeal and all
called earsiag In OF America II Is fasose
Sunday amusement does not count
brutal sporting tendency seldom does count
kind Of hag that debases humanity and
said luk least 10 limited Do
gree. n every human breast.
should be esei cut Of existence along With pseon shoot
and the bloody contests OF the prise rims
IL opposed manhood aud must have
harmful effect o society
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-19
''The Systems" Ready Cash

An impressive point thus by Mr. Lawson In ha article
On The Fight Three" the April EveFYhodya.
early chapter OF story described tho function OF hs
xeat insurance companies system and
planned ready millions represented tho fnx IN the money
~ the giant combinations OF Rogers okc'e
stmAn Morgan otaons engineered BY
available bulk OF loose coin which may be
put rerc This s most nsce
earliest deal before The Interest the sub
ay of the public been enlisted Tor not only
the uneaknE hut confera thai appearance
OF substantially Ca ultimate sueas
ccntende from the that bos could be
than deprive Il Of the privilege Of using these
sd Repositories people IN i swiuds II should actually
Of these Institutions there would be
financial conditions hainEup Of the Wall
powers perforr omhpotcaee Of The great
groups Perkins and Ryan would be de-
sroyed rupuous and conservative financial meth
DDS would become compulsory
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-19
WILL.
NOT ACT
Public Must Make Complaint
Against Fake Auctieneers
Says Acting Chief Willard.

when any person comes 20 this
office and registers a legitimate
complaint. showing that he has been
bunkoed In purchasing an article
through these auction sales. the po-
lice will take immediate action,
said Acting Police chief willard to
day, when discussing the expose or
fake" auction sales which was
pointed Ia The Star recently.
These auetianeerH are all licensed
BY the city" continued Mfr willard.
"and. 10 far as we know. are con
durting a atfai Ehf business. We are
only too willing. however. TO lnati.
tute proceedings against them n
they violate the Law The auctions
are being held daily In a number of
establishments around tho city.
With tho AID Of dummy" bidders
the innocent hYatnuder IL induced 20
bid up on articles that are IN no
sense ~ the word genuinely repre-
senled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-19
$4,000
DUE CT TY
All Retail Liquor Licenses Are
Accessible. According 10 the
Supreme Court Ruling.

Two huadred aud aix retail liquor
licenses outstanding ia seattle. 81
an average value of 800 each. and
some ~ whoieaAia licenses. OF an
average vnlun II $3.50 each. are sub
i.ct 10 assessment and taxation as
personal property under recent
ruling ~ the Supreme court Of the
stats. The ruling holds that . Ea-
loon license il personal property
And sniiiled to be treated in AL re-
apecia under the Law aa IA other
forms % personal property
For the pas eight months the
state Tar commission has b@sn max
lns a search II the state for forms
Of personal property Witch IL not
returned BY AsAnaNorH tor aaEsNN-
nleni purposes. bet as pet u has not
taken ap the subject of saloon
Licenses. Whether Il Will DO NJ now
that this decision has been rendered
REMAINS 90 be seer. bat regardless
Of whether they do or not the re-
sponH,bility far assessing them rests
with the county assessor.
should these licenses be assessed
az % per cent Of their fair cash
value. "a provided By Law. they
would add approximately $40. 600 to
the city assessment fnlla
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-19
STAR DUST
By Josh"

0ioyefpyIiie story about lhe lntelll-
asnt snahe that ehptned eha cream
and alto the butter. and takes pleas
ure la stating that theY announce
the story Ia not az all improbable
The reason ! don't doubt Il. sub ="
said lion iientan. Who collected rat
tiers Tor larnum'a circus In 1873.
"a that I knew two snakes that
showed he same ordah Of intelll-
Eonoe. mad a hsa that was a
great layer. hat one apfinE ahe
aeamed 20 10 Htaie-not an egg from
her. began 10 TAKE notias TO md
out what was the trouble She
eaekled all right once a day, but
nary an esE ! watched aud at last
I found there was 4 snake that hid
In tho grass mt fab from her nest.
II would walt until the hen eaekied.
then sneak up and steal the esq.
Then thera Was another snake
that would walt around the cow
sheds until the milking was fin
lshed. When q heard me close the
shed door Il would erasi through a
hole In the shed aud lick up the
milk that had been split. That same
snake learned the sound Of the cow
bells. aud u picked Dot Jersey
COW and followed her all the time
aud MIXED her every day II
wouldn't follow the common cows at
all Finally We switched balia. but
tho snake soon got on and wa had
20 change BELLS every day for a
month Then We managed 70 Nil
the snake"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-19

IN JAIL.
LOLA WILLIAMS TAKES Nat
AND PURSE or ANOTHER IN.
MATE TO MARK HGR Exit
AFTER es DAYS lNcARcERA.
TON.

Lola Williams added insult 10 IN
jury yesterday when she borrowed
the 81 hat Of an inmate OF the city
lail aud at the same time stole her
purse. A robbery In the police sta.
ton Is somewhat unique. but that n
Just exactly tho ease which the po-
ice were called upon 20 Rdiudlca,e
The Williams woman, who II a
notorious police character. finished
q SS-day sentence yesterday and was
released Later another woman
who had besa in the same cell asked
tho jailef Il Lola was honest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-19
WITH STAR READERS
ststsssss sssssss .
TO THE PERSON WHO POISONED THE DOGS.

Whoever YOU arc. do not know. Neither do |
want 10 know, ior fear thar should dcspsse yuu more
than Christianity admits That little dog never harmed
you or any other creature. human or brute Had YOU
come here, she would have greeted you warmly
Why did Won do IT.
Besides. Il Il had 10 be done. why not use chor-
oiorms Why use that terrible poison that gave her
two hours OF agony before she passed away but which
she bore like the little hero that she wasf II there be
dogs heaven (and who shall say there Is uog) the .
brave honest aieetiouste little fellow there fr she
vas Just as good IS e IS possible Tor a brute to be
While you are still on earth. repent sir har a sure
rs God who created men and dogs is righteous shall
lie hold you responsible for such an mwafraniable
cruel evil deed say this without any idea Of ven
geanee for have nothing but pity ior such as YOU ,
No more shall she accompany my ramhes nor .
when LETT at home II with an erstacv ,f .
delight on my rcturui Yet much as / shall mis- my
little friend and she did comfort me in my loneliness
would rather be the subject OF her loss with the last
lick OF her tongue on my hand and the glance OF her
dying. but loving eve ~ my memory than be YOU with
the consciousness Of your bad black deed in your heart
Yours, from VINO loves a dog. .
ID. VI. SIMONSON
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-19

Special train leaves Seattle March
rs. Round trip So. includes Pull.
man accommodations going. meals.
side trips. etc Limited number
passengers taken Make ressrva-
lions now with Northern Pacific
ticket office. gr Secretary williams.
~ the Seattle Commercial club.
Eitei building. 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-19
ALL'S RIGHT WITH THE WORLD
Sermon of Optimism by DR. Washington Gladden. the Con-
denner Of Tainted Money"

20 the foundations be destroyed"
I,riod the old psalmsas. What shall
Ae righteous dor"
lie was not the first nor the laS1
man Who thought the world waa
Eulng TO the dogs. such fezra are
always exaggerated.
The foundations q the moral or
der have never been destroyed. they
have growu stronger with cvsry
passing esntuFy.
The world has never gone
to the dogs II Is getting fur
thcr away from them every
year.
There Is no reason for believing
that every man II q Faseai These
disclosures Of the day
affect but a small percentage q the
community.
The great ma IorstY q office hold
49, 49, tss.rfaghf anN f.ftEfssf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-19

Later Lola was pick-d up by or
ficers Anderson aud Decker. but
was released a. a hopeless cane
Lola's chief game IL to feiEn sick
ness when Ia iall and Eet sent 90
the Wagnide hospital. from where
she can watch hrF chance and oa-
cape shn has worked this trick an
often. though thpi tho officers pay
no more attention u iL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-19
Loaned Her Hat.

Every little bit helps" IL one Of
experienced TALLER. she 10 ~ crook
ID abe has Eut 20 walk sideways 10
keep from running off the walk"
well. | loaned her my tl2 hat, "
snhhcd the woman. "ana she prom
ised 10 return n in half an hour "
Az the suggestion o. the taller a fur,
Their seareh vas made and the wum-
ans purac WaA also found miEalnE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-19

Aathon and Stanley Marks ar
rived from juneau on the Ioffcftou
and left Immediately for Tacoma.
Two weeks ago the Alaska Treas
ure Gold Mining company. which
II represented by the Marka broth
era. shipped two tons OF ore to the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-19

Pierce luck. said the manages
Of the stock company. Miss Rant.
inEfnn and her husband have set
tied their troubles aud she's gone
back % him
on. she always wss a great won,
an Tor reVifRia
I'm happy In the thought that no
woman ever will be able 10 ran my
SIN. said the proud mother
Hes very independent. Il he"
Not 30 very but he's too lay To
BE- run"
Hos did your husband like your
nsN spring bonnet -
Tie liked Il immensely"
Did he rnihuan over IL
no. he never aaia = ulrd didn't
even ask what q cost
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-19
Az ASSURED FACT

That you viii enjoy a trip 20 the
many beautiful and interesting Cal
ifornia Resorts hem dauartmra fos
ciiuate. fruit. flowers ard sunshine.
The Fuad Of a Thousand wsnders
q the Southern Pacific Co.'S Scenic
shasta Route aud Coast Line. TICK
cts. FsarfNnfi gftH and descriptive itt-
srafur. % uuiun Ticket ONCE. COS
Ar.uf 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-19

The womeus Century club art
and crafts exhibit was opened M
Llttie'H ball this morning. Several
fine local ooileslloan and exhibits
81 work by manual training stu
denis IN public schools are Included
ia the exhibits A rare musical pro
gram has been arranged for this
evening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-19

The cowboys have been playing
Jokes au Enhu Root ir who Jeff
college, far a ranch In order Ia re
gain hla hessih what's a cowboy
laka 10 a man who has been ha1ed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-19

Tacoma arnclier The results show.
81 the two tons bearing tif.02s The
property Il situated on Nevada
creek. Just south of the famous
Ireadweii mines. on Douglas island
List u with Lirt. Mutual Life bldg
zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-19
MARINE NOTES

Cook 4 Co. wha ema The Hawaii.
an Steamer WaiaieaFs. recently pur
chased aad hruuFhf 20 Seattle. re-
port that that eteamor viii not 20
On the Vancouver Seattle ruufe per-
uianeutiy. hut vii simply replace
the Ramona far twc weeks While the
latter Is being repaired. The waia.
ieais. waieh il having OIL burners
installed. atIl. mhen completed and
ready for commission. run TO north
ern Washington purta. iuBt wbat
route. though. has not been decided
ny the middle Of next week the
steamer Portland wiil DO of the
drydock AZ Eagle harhor. The un-
derwrifefa have put the Portland In
better condition than she was be-
fore plllaE On the rocks near Keichi-
Kan. The Alaska Commercial com
panY experts n have the Portland
on the northern route by April 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-19

Maud Hug Look At that horrid
fly eating shoe backing. No won
der people say shoe fly. don't
bother mo"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-19

TIE TWO SNAKES THAT
WAITED
MADISON. Va. March it-Yaur
correspondent has Submitted to =
number qf locai naturalia4a the
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-05

botocudos to dllate the lower lips and
the lobe OF the ear by round piece OF
light wood. In order to do this lips
and ears must be pierced in early In!
fancy and a small round piece OF wood
Inserted. Then, as the child grows.
larger and yet larger pieces are intro
duced.
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was about the middle of September
Puter reported himself as being In Chi
oago and Mckinley sent word that he
md his wife were in Seattle. About
that time the case against Hermann
was coming up for trial and Puter wir
cd Mr.. Heney asking II he could moi
postpone the trial until September 20
This was agreeable to the Govern
ment's attorney. who. however, in the
meantime. had decided still further Il
pat off Hermanns trial. But all trace
nf the two men has since been lost.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-05
M0I0kai Ranch After
Part OF
Settlements Water
GOVERNOR WRITES BOARD OF HEALTH

V. Knudsen, s. s. Litchfield, John Long,
Mrs. John Long, Miss Long, J. A. Lyle,
Mrs. e. Il. Lyle, Miss Helen Lyle,
Louis Marks. Mrs. Louis Marks and
three children, Mrs. NJ. II. Marks, Mrs
J. w. Martin, Miss Martin. F. N. Nc.
Candless, Mrs. F. N. McCandless, Miss
L. McInerney, Arthur Merrill, Mrs.
Arthur Merrill, A. A. Moore, Mrs. A. A.
Moore, s. II. Moses, DR.. NJ. J. o'Neill.
Miss A. NJ. Paris, Thomas Prime. II. A.
Rutnam, Mrs. Jas. Scott and twwo
children, Rev. Doremus Scudder, Mrs.
Doremus Scudder, Mrs E. G. Smith,
Mrs. L. Spencer. Mrs. Scion Spiro, j..
f. Sprung, E. II. Stackable, Mrs. s. l..
NJ. Starr, II. c. Taft, J. NJ. Taft, L.
ID. Tenney, Mrs. L. ID. Tenney. Rev.
Kong Ying Tet, A. II. Turner. DR.. st.
ID. q. Walters, Mrs. st. ID. G. Walters,
For Yokohama: +. c. Baugher, DR.. II.
II. c. Brigham, Mrs. II. c. Brigham,
Rev. +. W. Heckelman, Mrs. +. w
Heckelmann and three children, T. Ino
mata. o. T. Keep, Jr.. Mrs. o. II. Keep
Jr., T. 0kazaki and servant, Mrs. A.
3 b. Porter, Mrs. G. w. Putnam, A. w
Richards, Mrs. A. w. Richards, Rev
Cyrus Richardson, Wilhelm Sand, Mrs
A. Simpson, Miss A. Simpson, Com
mander Isam Takeshlta, l. j. N, II. Il
Eeschmacher. Mrs. Edw. Watson. Foi
Shanghai: L. Andersen. Rev. II. r
Coldwell. Mrs. II. r. Caldwell and in
FAINT, Miss G. Elliott. Rec. j. c. Garritt
Mrs. j. c. Garritt, Miss Mary c. Garritt
Master Donald Garritt, c. r. Morlini
J. Steensen, Miss 4. NJ. Stevens. Rev
Carl Vingren, Mrs. Carl vingren an,
child, j. F. Wilson. For Hongkong
Ell Hagg Abdullah.Eli, J. II. Ankrun
Miss d. d. Barrows, Miss s. T. Bar
rows, Miss s. Bolten, Chong Chav
Mrs. 4. Z. Clark, Mrs. z. c. X. Cory
ell. Arthur Davey. Adolph Falter, Mrs
! Adolph Falter, Hans Stephen Geibe
Edward Hartley, Mrs. II. +. Heacocl
. Miss A. Heacock, X. Van Hoffman, I
II. Jones, w. Kaufman, L. II. Ken
needy, Mrs. A. l.. Logan, c. II. Logar
J Mrs. c. II. Logan and infant. Harry
Laughlin, p. +. Mack, A. MacKilloi
! Miss s. X. Harks, Miss II. A. Mead
Francis ]. Montgomery, j. p. Moor,
Mrs. J. =. Moore, ]. Searcy Nicho
! Miss Maud Z. Olsen, Mrs. S p. Hold,
Mrs. Clara Taite, Alexander TarpeniaI
Mrs. A. p. whlttell, Miss Florence WIFI
: tell, +. p Written, w. +. Wilson. Fror
, Honolulu: Mrs. o. G. Brenton, Mr.
, g. Haffner, J. A. NJ. Johnson.
, Stopovers for Honolulu: DR.. II. {
} Brigham. Mrs. Brigham, o. II. Keel
r Jr.. Mrs. Keep. Jr., Mrs. A. b. Porte
; Mrs. Edw. Watson, Miss b. b. Barrow
} Miss s. T. Barrows, Mrs. Z. T.. Clarl
Hans Stephne Geibel. J. p. Moore, MIR
! Moore, Mrs. S. +. Wohde.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-05
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

Per s. s. Korea. from San Francisco,
January 5.--For Honolufu: II. r..
Bradley, Mrs. J. w. Atkinson. L. F.
Bishop, Mrs. f. f. Bishop, Mrs, Harry
l.. Bixby and maid, Master Harry l.,
Bixby, Miss Bertha Boots, Oscar
Browns. NJ. b. Christopher, Mrs. NJ. b,
Christopher, J. C. coppage. Mrs. S. NJ
Grim, Miss Hlldred Denton. Master
Robt Denton. Sherman Denton, Miss l..
Durham, NJ. A. Durham. j. p. Foster
Mrs. ]. J. Godfrew. s. Harper. Mrs. 3
Harper, Mrs. Bert Irwin, Mrs. ]. w
Jones and child, G. f. Kirby, Mrs. G.
L. Kirby, A. f. Knudsen, Mrs. A. f
Knudsen and daughter and servant, Il
A. Knudsen, Mrs. L. A, Knudsen, Mrs
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-05
WITNESSES ARE LOST

Washington, Dec. Is. The De.
partment OF Justice and the State OF
Oregon are much concerned regarding
the whereabouts of S. A. ID. Puter and
Horace @. Mckinley. both of whom
were convicted In Portland, Ore, In
connection with the extensive land
frauds in that State.
In their case. sentence was deferred
ON condition that they furnish the Gov
eminent with all the information pos.
sible concerning others involved In the
alleged land swindles. It was also
agreed with them that II they withheld
nothing the other cases against them
would not be pressed. According TO
Special Assistant Attorney General
Francis ]. Heney OF the Department of
Justice, who Is now in this city, they
were needed particularly In the case
against Representative Binger Her
mann. Mr.. Heney further said that
through information impaired by them
the Government would recover over
500, 900 worth of lands disposed OF by
the various parties to the alleged
frauds. Since their trial and conyic
ton, however. they have been charged
with Implication OF frauds In State
school lands by which Eastern bankers
we're swindled out OF thousands OF dol
lars, and that on account OF this theil
apprehension is likewise desired b,
the State authorities.
The last heard OF either of the mel
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-05

ttii tiiAt eaEtan8s nv
exactly as represented.
There viii be no freight
to pay on "Csrlsnds"
and the dealer will set
them mp without charge.
II no dealer In your
town sells "Csrlands."
or you decide TO buy q
stove not In your local
dealers stock. you can
enjoy the above advan-
tages. We will make a
special arrangement SO
that the stove you want
viii be delivered to you
d properly set up ready
: use In your own home.
ritten Guarantee of The
Company accompanies
= 81 - 0l.A .Aa .N..Na
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-05-12
CORRESPONDENCE
sSSsSSS Ss33333S3 3ss 1920,
PUPOSKY.
BY Chief PupOSky.


The hosting of logs on lake
Julia and Mud lake will com,
mence soon.
Pete Hoeffner, brother of Matt
Hoeffner is down from Langor,
MINI visiting for a few days.
Carl Borsvald, proprietor of
Peerless saloon, made a business
trip to Bemidji the first of the
week.
D. J. Neeley, who left for Wis,
consin about a month ago, is back
to Puposky shaking hands with
old friends.
Hans Thorkelson and his force
OF men are putting the finishing
touches en- the hoists at Mud
lake and lake Julia.
M. W. Knox of Nebish was a
Puposky caller this week. Mr..
Knox will finish his cedar con
tract on Neeley's siding in about
ten days.
A couple of men from Iowa
have been here for few days
looking over the country with a
view of esta blishing some kind OF
manufacturing plant. -
Nels Narum, the Buena Vista
merchant, was a business caller
here one day last week. Mr..
Narum is closing out his business
and will leave for Canada in the
near future.
The construction work on the
streets of Puposky is now in full
blast. Alfred Truman the section
foreman of NJ, r. L. & M. Ry.
has charge of the work and Pu-
posky will have fine gravelled
street in a short time.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-05-12
Services Well Attended.

The services held in the Metho-
dist church in the afternoons,
and in the Presbyterian church
in the evenings have been well
attended.
There has been an increasing
earnestness and interest in all
the services, last nights meeting
being the best in attendance and
interest Of this week.
Mr.. Hamilton is preaching the
plain gospel, in a plain manner.
He is a forcible speaker and a
very pleasing one to listen to.
The Rev. Mr.. Hall Quest has
given an impetus to the services
in the able way that he has con
Quoted the chorus choir the past
week. The music is a special
feature Of these services, and
will be in the Sabbat services.
Mr. Hall Quest is an able pipe
organ artist, and each evening Of
next week will render a selection
on the organ during the evening
s ervice.
Services next week as follows:
Tuesdays, Wednesdays and
Thursday afternoons at Metho-
dist church at 3 p. N. Each eve
ming in the Presbyterian church
at 8. The choir is requested to
meet at the church at us.