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The San Francisco call., 1906-10-28
Episcopaiians.

The congregation of the Episcopalian
Church of the Advent is now worship
ing in a temporary edifice built on the
church lot on Eleventh street, near
Market. Services will be continued
there until such time as arrangements
can be made for the rebuilding of the
destroyed edif1ce.
The Rev. Frank Stone, chaplain of the
Seamen's Institute at SOB Davis street,
is again at his post after brief i'll
ness. Work on the new building on
Steuart street in which the institute
Will be located will soon progress with
the purpose in view OF having it ready
for occupancy by the end of the year
The church at Lodi and the one at
sion.
The Cathedral Mission of the Good
Samaritan, Rev. j. P. Turner priest in
charge. is now comfortably located in
temporary headquarters on Second
street, near Folsom, and the clergy,
nurse and others connected with it are
actively engaged in the work that falls
to them. The mission has a nursery
and day home on the Potrero, where
mothers who have to go out for day
work can place their children.
Sunday-school Institute was or
ganized in Oakland last week by the
election of H n. Craft of East Oak
ldnO as president, Miss II. l.. SlOSSOn
of Alameda, vice president, and Miss
Frances Gill, secretary and treasurer.
The institute will discover all Sunday
school children who have become scat
tered, ascertain their permanent ad-
dresses and establish system of
transfers so that each child fwho has
become separated from the school to
which It formerly was attached may
present the same for admission into
the school near to its present address.
Rev. Nelson Saunders, who was for
merly in charge of Merced and MADEIRA,
is now located in Merced, having given
up the MADEIRA charge on account of
the increase of work in the Merced dis
trict-
The Rt. Rev Bishop W. F. Nichols
will soon leave for the East to work
with the representatives from this
coast who are engaged in securing as
sistance for the rehabilitation of the
church, and he will be absent until
December.
The reading room of st. Stephens
Church on Fulton street, near Fillmore,
was formally opened on the evening of
October II. under the auspices of st.
Stephens Chapter of the Brotherhood
of st. Andrew. The ceremonies, in
which the Rev. Cecil Marrack, rector
of the church, took part, were brief
and consisted in the dedication of the
rooms to the betterment Of young men
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PYTHIANISM.

The dedication of the new Pythian
Castle, corner of Alice and Twelfth
streets, Oakland, has been set for
November IL, and In compliance with
the request of the Pythian Hall di-
rectors committees from the six diff
ferent lodges Of Oakland have been
appointed to meet with the directors
to formulate plans for the dedication
ceremonies, which are now well under
way. The following are the commit
tees: Executive committee-Directors
s. R. George Samuels, chairman !;
Charles B. Hood, secretary; E. 81. Bern
steen. treasurer: NJ. Book; John N.
Bonham. president, ex-oficfo: Live Oak
Lodge No. IT, Bert NJ Reidsman: Lib
erty Lodge No. 35, A c. Partello; Oak
land Lodge No. 8, B. d. Cans; West
Oakland Lodge No. 141, E. Boyce; Pied
mont Lodge No. 172, P. ]. Ryan; Dirigo
Lodge No. 224, E. ]. Reed, Liberty Com
pany No. II, q. r. K of P, George 81.
Collyer.
Golden Gate Lodge, K P. has moved
from 1870 Page street TO S41 Fulton,
where 1t will no doubt remain un-
til the Knights build castle hall OF
their own.
Vice Chancellor George King has re-
turned from San Rafael and has taken
the reins during the absence of our
chancellor commander, j. VoehL who is
visiting his old home in New York, ac-
companied by his bride Under his
leadership the lodge expects TO increase
its membership as well as the attend
ance.
The page rank was conferred Oc-
tober IL and several applications bal
loted for.
The lodge is considering the propo-
sition to invest It's funds In the new
Castle Association.
A committee was appointed to de-
wise ways and means to give a smoker
in the near future
Financial Secretary Charles s. Levy
reports a great increase in receipts
since the fire, as the methods pursued
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Degree of Pocahonfss.

Great Pocahontas Mra ida =.
Wheeler instituted on October Is q
new council OF the Degree OF Poca-
hontas IN Manxanita Hall In ths JEFF
ferson-square building The adoption
work was by the team OF Seminole
Council. The new council has been
named Osceola.
The great Pocahontas win Institute
another council at Sacramento Novsm-
Der "a.
Bald Eagle Council at it's council on
the 18th sleep OF the travelling moon
received several applications in It's
tepee in Polito Hall and adopted a set
OF bylaws.
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church. who is noted for his pleasing
voice, will also take part.
The ladies OF st. Augustine parish.
Pleasanton, Alameda County, are as
sisting Rev. Father McAuliffe in ar
ranging for a fair for the purpose of
raising fund TO liquidate the church
debt
At the evening service in ST. Mary's 5
Church, Oakland. last Sunday, Rev.
Father Philip Organ preached the
sermon, and at its termination pre-
sided over special service at which
the members of Companies F, NJ and
N, League Of the Cross Cadets. renewed
their promise to abstain from indul-
gence in intoxicating liquor.
The restoration of the Notre Dame
Convent on Dolores street. near Six
teenth. which was totally destroyed by
the great fire, is progressing rapidly
and the sister superior expects that 1t
will be ready for occupancy in the
early part of January. The recon
structed convent. which will be two
stories in height. with a mansard
exclusive of the chapel, conservatory
OF music, office and living rooms. The
sisters In charge are for the time
being located at 1866 Guerrero street,
where they are instructing several
classes. Although the sisters sus-
tanned very severe loss and have re-
ceived practically no assistance to en-
able them to rehabilitate their former
magnificent and comfortable institu-
tion, they are hopeful that in the near
future all will turn out well.
The damage by the recent fire IN the
building In the rear of the parish
house of Sacred Heart Church, and to
the parish house itself, is being re-
paired with all possible haste, and in a
for occupancy again.
ST. Boniface Church (German) on
Golden Gate avenue, which was badly
damaged by the big fire, is being re-
stored by the Franciscan Fathers in
charge At this time regular service
is being held In the lecture room in
the basement. and much in the line of
repair is being devoted to the restora-
ton of the school connected with the
church.
There will be an interesting sermon
at high mass this morning in the tenn
porary church of the Paulist Fathers
on California street, near Dupont
The Paulist Fathers held their first
mass at the Ingleside refugee camp
last Sunday and there was a good at
tendance Services will be held there
regularly.
The Alumnae Association of the Sa-
cred Heart Presentation Convent was
held last Sunday afternoon to take
steps for the annual reunion and re-
ception to be held on the Sunday be-
fore the feast of the Presentation of
the Blessed Virgin.
Next Sunday the Knights of Column
bus will lay the cornerstone of the new
school to be erected in st. James parish.
Last Sunday the Sisters of the Holy
Family entertained the members of the
CodaIftv Of the Holy ApQeIs and servad
a luncheon.
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Roman Catholics.

The congregation at st. Anthony s
Roman Catholic Church (German), Rev.
Father Placidus, o. F. M, rector. at Fol-
som and Army streets. has increased to
such an extent that it will in a short
time become necessary to enlarge the
capacity of the church edifice. 1t has
also been necessary to change the time
follows: Sundays. a. m, a M,
9:15 g. M, at which time there is Sun
day school instruction by the rector;
1920 a. m, solemn high mass, and
evening mass at 1880 p. m.
Last Sunday afternoon there was a
meeting of the third order of st. Fran
els in this church, when the service was
conducted in the English language
The young people of the church are
preparing for special dramatic en-
tertainment to be given during Novem-
Der. The drama to be presented is
entitled The Mystic Rose"
Recently st. Anthony's Orchestra at
tended an entertainment given by st.
Pauls Relief Society and furnished the
music. The performers came in for
a great deal of praise.
Bishop Conaty dedicated a new
Catholic church at Santa Maria on Oc-
tober 81.
The Catholic knights of America
will have a grand reunion this after
noon in st. Anthony's- Hall, at Folsom
and Army streets. under the auspices
of the State officers There viii be an
interesting programme of musical and
literary numbers and addresses.
A high grade concert will be given
in the Maedonough Theater. Oakland.
on November IL for ST. Mary's Church,
Rev. Father Robert Sesnon rector.
Among those who have volunteered
are Mrs. j. e. Bermin CHAM. Mrs. The
odore Bonnet. Nat Landsberger and
Frank Figaro. The rector of the
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Native Daughters.

Last week Grand President Eva T.
Bussenius, accompanied by Grand Sec
retary Laura J. Frakes, paid an official
visit to Ivy Parlor, at Lodi. and during z
their stay they were the guests OF
Miss Monte Keeney, president OF the
parlor- At the close of the business OF
the evening the visitors and members
accepted an invitation to be the guests
OF the local lodge Of Odd Fellows. that
was entertaining the members of the
Rebekah lodge. The after business at
fair. proved a very pleasant one.
The grand president and grand sec
retary will officially visit as follows
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American Foresfers.

Court independence of the Feresters
of America has secured quarters IN the
Laura Goodman Hall.
Court de France will give an ami
versary banquet November 4.
Court Barbarossa had a hOusewarm-
ing last week in its new quarters, 1916
Ellis street.
At a meeting of Court Hubertus last
week $1,000 was appropriated for in
svestment in the new hall stock
San Francisco Circle has moved to
Mange1's Hall. where It will give a
party November Is.
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Masonic.

In the past week Preside Lodge of
the Free and Accepted Masons worked
the Entered Apprentice degree in the
presence Of many members and visitors.
This lodge is striving to attain a dis
tinctiye position in the rank of pre-
gressive lodges of the city.
On the same night South San Fran
cisco Lodge, C. A. Muller master, and
Doris Lodge conferred the second de-
gree
San Francisco Lodge Of Perfection
No. /, Scottish Rite, at its meeting last
week conferred the Perfect Master and
Intimate Secretary degrees at King
Solomon's Hall.
King Solomon Chapter met at King
Solomon's Hall last week and con-
ferred the Past Master and Most Emil
nent Master degrees of the York Rite.
The following named officers were
installed last week for Jewel, the day
light lodge: Mark E Levy, worship
ful master; Burnside Cromwell, senior
warden: Arthur B. Sanborn, junior war
den; w. J. Delaney, treasurer: r. c.
Johnson. secretary: s. o. Blodgett,
senior deacon; Mark Wayman. junior
deacon: c. ]. w. Mahood. senior stew
ard; Gerald Kenney, junior steward;
George A Noting, marshal, and, Will
liam II. Edmondson, tyler
King Solomon Lodge and Occidental
Lodge each conferred the Master Mason
degree last Monday. There was a
good attendance at each. meeting.
The directors Of the Albert Pike Me-
mortal Temple, Geary street, have
started a force Of men on the neces-
sary repairs to the front of the tenn
pie When these repairs are COM
pleted some work on the interior will
be done.
Pacific Lodge conferred the third
degree on an eligible last Tuesday
night. The same degree was conferred
the same night by Oriental Lodge, and
San Francisco Lodge conferred the En-
tered Apprentice degree
Last Wednesday night Mount Moriah,
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in Berkeley during the holidays to
assist in the revival services.
Rev. Edward James, recently ap-
pointed superintendent of the Chinese
work on the Pacific coast, has estab-
Hshed his headquarters in Berkeley. He
is well versed in the Chinese lam
guage.
The Rev. L. E. Rockwell, D. D., one
time pastor of the Centenary Church
in Portland, Or, has been transferred
to the Southern California confer
ence.
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Order of ST. George.

Britannia Lodge OF the Daughters OF
St. George has appointed a COMMITTEES
to arrange for a times party in
ST. Georges Hail on Market street on
the night OF October z9- The commit
tee announces that fines will be I'm
posed on all who shall on that night
wear diamonds or other iewelry.
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by the general relief committee, of
which Colonel Burns is director, has
shown that the principles of the order
have been exemplified in deeds and not
in words. The result is a new interest
awakened In the members and many
applications for membership from
those who have seen the results.
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Crockett, Excelsior and Mission lodges
each conferred the second degree, and
Starr King gave the third.
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Presbyterian Churches.

A few evenings since a farewell re-
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1906-03-22

specifications, oaths and drawings for
patent on aforesaid pocket ballot, desisne'
for use at all general elections, and
Whereas, he desires to enter into a cor
tract with the state for the purpose of AZ
signing the exclusive right to use said ba.
lot in this state at general elections there
in: now, therefore,
The secretary of state Is hereby autho!
lied to enter into a contract with the sal
Moncena Dunn by an instrument in writ
ing whereby said Moncena Dunn sha
grant and convey to the secretary Of stat
and 10 his successors in Office for til
elusive right, If letters patent shall be
him issued, to use said patented ball.
within the limits Of this state at gener;
city and judicial elections, said assignmeT
section 1898 Of the United States Statute
Section 20. The question whether tt
foregoing provisions Of this act shall
into effect and be in force shall be su'
election to be held on the first Tuesday
April in the year 1906 and, if approved /
a majority of the votes cast upon tn!
question, 1t shall go into effect and be
by the people as herein provided; and pr
vided, the contract hereinbefore set fort
shall have been made otherwise; it sha
not take effect or be in force.
ton shall be printed: Shall chapter =
insert on the ballot the number Of chaI
teri of the laws Of 1905. entitled "An &C
to provide for the use Of the pocket ballc
and coupon voting system and to amen
section As Of the statutes OF 1885,"
adopted?
Section 81. This act shall take effect an
! be in force from and after its passage an
publication, subject to all provisions here
in contained for it's submission to the pee
pie for their ratification or rejection.
Approved June 81, 1905.
w. L. HOUSER,
Secretary Of State.
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Place in the Procession,
[SEALl

Lewis Barker. for many years promi-
nent lawyer and politician of Maine, was
elected one of the council to Gov.
Plaisted, who was governor of that state
in 1881. Mr.. Barker was opposed, i'll
politics at least, to Gov. Paisted.
Plaisted ran for reelection against Fred
erick ROBBIE, and was defeated.
On the day of the Inauguration of Ro-
bic, Gov. Plaisted and the governor-elecU
with members Of the council, including
Mr.. Barker. sat in the governors rooms
at the state house, about to proceed to-
the hall of Representative for the cere-
monies of Inaugural ton.
Gov. Plaisted was at loss to know
who should so ahead in the procession
he, the outgoing governor, or Robe, the
incoming one, so he turned to Mr.. Bark
er and asked him about it.
Mr.. Barker, who had a ready wit, at
once replied: "Why, doesn't the corpse
always go d."-Boston Herald.
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Cut Off the Chickens.

An old man named Haynes comes
down from Sudbury and sells his prod
uce to customers here, of whom my sis
ter is one, says writer in the Boston
Herald. When he called one morning
she asked him if he had chickens. He
said he had. and brought in pair. all
dressed. She said:
"Mr. Haynes, I should think you
would hate to cut off the heads OF those
chickens"
ST do" he replied, shut I manage e
get around that ?. city WE'LL"
"Eow?' asked lily sister.
"Chop the chickens off," said Haynes.
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OFFICE OF COUNTY CLERK-Bayfel
LIIocl aIa11,,,a rlcin Airn1.I

OFFICE OF COUNTY CLERK-Bayfiel
County, Washburn, Wisconsin, March
Goth, 1906
Notice is hereby given that at the Judcia
Election to be held in the several towns.
wards, villages and election districts OF the
County of Bayfield,, State of Wisconsin, on
the first Tuesday in April, A. D. 1906, being
the third day Of said month, the foregoing
act of the Legislature, known as Chapter
500. Laws of 1905, and which is fully set
forth in the foregoing notice from the Sec
rotary of the State of Wisconsin, is to be
submitted to the people in pursuance of
the requirements of said act Said election
to be held and conducted, votes canvassed
and returns made in accordance with the
law .t.-e.
Given under my hand and official seal Of
the Bayfield, County Board of Supervisors.
in the Court House in the City OF Wash
burn, this Goth day of March, 1905.
(Signed) NELS- M. OSCAR
County Clerk.
TSEALl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-11-14
MODERN WOODMEN.
Follow Business Meeting With
Charming Social Affair.

Especial 20 The Times Dispatch
CHATHAM. VA. November l3.-Wunam
Pit Camp. Modern Woodmen OF America.
gave their first banquet at the home Of
Miss Bessie Tredway Monday night Az
ter tho regular meeting Of the camp. the
members. accompanied by their wives
and sweet hearts. repaired 90 the banquet
board where most elegant rcpast mad
been prepared by the sk.lful hand OF the
hostess, Miss Bessie Tredway. Having
satisfied the inner cravings. toasts were
in order and the following responses were
made. "Our Fraternity w. NJ. Treiway.
Jr.; Troubles OF O. Professional. Man. Mr
Smith, piano solo, Miss Garland billiard:
our Prospects" j. H. Whitehead Mrs.
r. II. shelton. Misses Rebecca Tredwav.
Mamie Johnson and Lizzie Watson as
Mattresses performed their pert in
manner most becoming The occasion w4s
one Of the most delightful of the season.
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Only a Few Miles OF Piping Sep.
arates Lynchburg from Spleen
did Gravity Supply.
THE BIG DAM READY FOR USE
Ihree-Quarters Of a Million Be
ing Spent Upon the
Plan.
Tspeclai - me Times Dl-patca1

LNNcHBJRG. VA. November l3-Al-
though the contract called for the in
stauation Of the system last May. there
IS now only "a faint hope that the new
water system FOR Lynchburg VIII be in
fun operation before the early spring OF
the coming year. 1t + feared THAI the
cold weather VIII set IN before the work
% building the wooden pipe can be COM
pleted. and fl this event II VIII necessi-
tate cessation OF al work until early
spring.
There are only Few miles OF pipe 20
be constructed, and the immense dam
has once been nlled with water. having
been completed two months ago.
The scarcity of labor IS given as the
chief cause Tor the delay on the pipe
line
The new system IS to bring clear noun
tain water from Pedlar River, a dis
lance OF twenty-five miles. 10 the city
10y gravity in a large pipe. most OF which
is constructed in the trenches OF Cali
fornia red wood
The city is expending about $4,000
on the Improvement
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Virginia BreViheS.

CHESTER. VA. November l3-C;a~eel9
johnson. brakeman on the material
road. in attempting TO mount the engine
this afternoon while the train was In mo-
driver Of tho engine.
CHATHAM. VA.-Bev. A. A. Whit
more foo four years tho pastor Of Wat
son Memorial Methodist Church. W this
pace. preached his farewell sermon on
ministcrins rio T0ri'a Sirr.r IT,
Wbttr1or. r..,..s rs 81 plc'' s ----
ence ana according fo the i9,rs ~ tr.
M.thodjsr church a minister ,...,r,o+ ,,
main I'D the same charge lorrar man
go '"7'- '' '''
. ,,'S W.
- - 80. - NA.-i'rt HaN-
'l -tt sue county. l-i.7
ID" cast -l'
hi T,,--,l. '..,, ,.'-....,'i W a. D. ones.
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PARALYZED IN COURT.
Judge A. K. Leake Stricken
While Arguing a Case.

LOUISA, VA. November 13.-Judge A
K. Leake. OF East Leake. Goochland
county, Va. at one time Judge Of the
Goochland County Court. while arguing
o case in the Louisa Circuit Court to-
day al u.S0. was stricken with paralysis.
the whole left side being affected
Or. II. ". Porter was quickly at his
side, and he was taken to the Hotel
Louisa. where DE IS resting quietly His
son. Walter A Leake. who was with
his father when he was taken sick is
at his bedside. His son. DR. Lewis x
Leake. has been telegraphed for, and
arrived here this evening.
Yesterday Judge Leake attended the
funeral Of his uncle. Mr.. James Kean.
Of Elisville. this county. and was ap-
parently in good health this morning
Tie is very popular ia this county
where he has pracuced law for "a num-
ber Of years.
The doctors at this writing say his
symptoms are favorable. but his sudden
sickness has cast d gloom over the COM
munity.
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balances would be paid over 10 Attorney
CAST for the men. Attorney CAST toll the
men he would deliver the money 90 them
as soon as IL was turned over 10 him.
Tho articles enumerated in the credit
lists held by Captain Crockett aga nst
The men. Included 81 each FOR Lambert
Rubber Company suag boots. except the
cook. Murphy who had no such charge
against him. and such stems as one cent
and ten cents tor writing paper. Il each
Tor 'fleeced-uned underwear. ten. twenty
and forty-nve cents FOR tobacco and tAe
Ike. including Oh skins etc. used al their
work.
The men said they hal shoes. etc. when
they went aboard Of the Whiting. and
supposed necessary working clothes would
De furnished them without cost. but they
made no objection % ihe deductions. ac-
cording 20 Captain Crocketts claims. as
read % them 10y their attorney. M. CAST