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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-12
Ser bentide Sag
2lm Sonnta9 Is. Jnli, i'm
6ermania part.
N4e 0orberettnttgett be.
en0et.

Die 8. 6eisr bss 9suti9en 8aess
am nd4ifen Sonntas beripri9t, nod
ben getrofenen 0orbsrsitunsen au rr-
t5eilen. fi6 wtirois an bic bOrbsrgegan-
genen Sefe anSureibsn.
mtli9s gum Staats.gsrbanoe
gebDrigen @ereine-47 bisfige unb 13
auswdrtigs - baben ihre Sstbsiligung
3u9eIa9t unb perben In boiler Stdrfe
auf bem JefplaBs, TN i86n.n Ger.
mania part. eri6sinsn.
Ra9 benz bsreits betannt eegebenen
proeramm tperoen um 8 ubr Na9.
mittags pOiaunsn Rufe ben 8soinn
beg 5eifss perttinben. Sas Or9sitsr
ipielt oerauf Star Spnnslso 8aHner"
uno Die Wa9t am Hbsin" unb Der
- Y2ieosrtrana" finet y 9as treue beutf9e
9ers".
5err Soispb 2slsr uirb barauf bic
oeuti8e 6sfreoe baltsn, tuorauf bonn
- rWduner9or" Der Walo" 9eiungen
tpiro.
Dem f9Iiebt fi9 bic snslii9s &sbe
bss 6srrn s. Mattbetps aus @aibing.
ton, o. g.. an, tporauf bas bonn
Waiisn9Or (Nufit.gsrsin, Wldnnsr9or
unb 2isoertran3) unter 9situng bes
6errn Carl Riesnsr ssiunssne bsrr.
li&e 2iso Der 8as bss Serrn" fol9t.
yfa9 oiefem, benz offijielIen 8beiIe
beg proaramms. beginner bas preis.
teseln, oie gOlts, unO 2inbsrfpisle uno
bic $ana.nnterbaltune.
I'm s llbe Nbsnbs uirb unier fun.
bigger asituag Elm srobartises Jsusr.
inert abgebrannt.
Der Seutf9e AlIgemsine proteffan.
tii9e Waiisn.gsr.in tp!rb Der gin=
laoung oes 8srbanbes beutidsr Der.
eine sufolss bic Waii.nfinoer on Der
5sier t5eilnebmen Iahen. Den Rins
bern wiro bel ben SpieIen beionbere
geriidF9tigung 3u Sbeil werb.n,
fobab i6nen basislbe nod Ianee In @rs
innerung blsibsn tpirb.
DDS StraBenbabn-g gomite 6at NIT
Der Ssisdi4aft Elm bsionbsres Gbtom.
men getroffen, nod mel9em bie Stra-
benbabn'W 'Wagen am Sonntag. bon Der
Stabt gum parf unb 3uriid faft uuun.
terbro4en laufen merben.
alle @omitsen babsn ibre Riefenar.
belt 10 gut wie beeroet, nur bier unb
oa gilt es nod etwas na93uFeilen unb
renn rSupiter glubius" nid5t nod i'm
lsbten Gusenblid bis Simmslsi&leuIen
6ffnet unb oabur9 sinen Stri9 bur4
oie %s8nuns ma9t, 10 tann es an
sinem i46nen grfOIse nidt fsblsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-12
@sriammlmus oes So3talem
SurnbereinB.

Sn Der gut bsiu&ten rsselmdbissn
gsriammluns bssSo3i o3ialen8urnDsreins
am Witiuo9 abeno i'm Deuti8en
Sauis uurbsn 3ipsi neus WitglIso.r
aufgenommsn unb nisIe laufsnbe &ou.
tineeeI9dfte srIsbigt. Na9osm Der
l. Sprs9sr bic WaitsIieber bes gereins
eriu3t bate, fh NIT ibrsn 6amilien
rs8t 3ablrei9 on Der Geier bes Seut'
iden 3ages am nd4ffen Sonntaa. ben
Is. Suli, i'm @srmania'p su bethel.
ligen, trat Dertaeuns ein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-12
@nk Sie 6eimreiie aatreten.

Der @bineie 2eone 81 Som. Der Dor
sinigsr 3sit gum Ridtransporte in'S
bimmlii&e Rei4 berurtbeilt tourbe,
neil sr f9 auf @runb zines gefdlI&ten
@eburtsattefes ben Aufentbalt tn ben
gsreinigten etaaien erf&winbeIt bate,
puroe gefern berbaftet unb tpirb In
Quraem bic 6eimrsiie antreten.
Der Iusmeiiunpsbsfebl murbs erH
geffern bonn gunbesri9ter MnberIon
unterf&rieben, aus @RdR&t fhr ben
3opftrdger, ber feline @ei9aftsangsIe.
genbeiten erR in's Reine brinaen
mollte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-12
Snbianapplis, Snb., Dpnnertas, 12 Suli 1906
Salbiabrlide geriammlmms aes
tlaabbausissn Snrubersins.

Sn Der gut bsiu&tsn 6albidbrli9en
Veriammlung beg unabbdngigen3urn=
bereirs In Der unabhdnsissn Surn:
bale on SQinOis Strabe am Witttuo9
Ibenb wuroe Elm neues MitgIieb aufs
genommen unb atpei 2anbibaten aur
aufnabms In ben 0erein porgef9las
gen. Die monatliden unb ber balb'
idbrli9e Bsri9t Der geamten bes 0er-
ems unb mebrerer gomiteen, iomie
au9 Der 8sri1t beg Surnlebrers, Iau=
teten iebr ganitig In finnn,isllsr 8ss
siebung.
Der grfis Sprs9sr sriu3te bic Wits
glieber bes 8sreins, fid rs6t 3ablrsi9
an Der 5eier oes .Ssutf9sn Sagss"
am nd6fen SOnntag b. Is. Suli I'm
Sermania part gu bstbsiligsn, porauf
bic Bahl Der geamtsn fur bas nd9ie
5albiabr erfolete.
6olgenoe alte geamten tuuroen per
attlamation einifimmig tpieberer.
mablt:
1. Spre4er-S. 8. Sanmann.
2. Sprs6er-Sbso. @6rner.
1. S9riftwart-A. @roBtopf.
2. sdtiftmart-Ott Seu9teI.
l. Surnwart-Jran3 Sddfsr.
2. 8urnuart-8bso. e9mibt.
S9aBmeifer-g. S4legel.
3eugwart-gb. Bauer.
8ibliotbefar-Greb. 96ppers.
sau9bsm bic Wabl boll3ussn NOR,
ernannte Der grfe SprsGer folgsnbe
febenbe gonlites
6aus= m tie:
SObn %. Gebrsnba9. @arl u.
Sdmibt, u. Seibeniiidsr, 6rsb.
SGmibt unb :. %. Waubs.
gDirtbfdaftss@ o mite:
80. s. Santo, garl S9mibt unb
Otto Nilius.
Der tsunsss@ mite:
Jreb. S6pDers, Granf Seioenftider,
@ubOlf Wauratb, 8sore 5Ofmspsr unb
Wm. 9riiser unb aIs Witslisbsr
er.Officio, Surnlebrsr Rutbsr unb ben
l. 8urnmart, 5. S9dfsr.
g Gulraths 6 m ite:
6ran3 Soldier, SbeO. S9mibi, ).
8. Balmann unb Sbeo. W6rnsr.
8ibIiotbef. o m ite:
Geo. seibsnifider, Sbeo. W6rner
uno 5reb. Dsppers.
Na9 S9luB Der Sibuns fanb mod
eine 9emHtbli9e unterbaltung ffatt,
BET Der fdb bie Mnueienben treffli9
amtfrten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-12
Sitnns Der Si@erbe ebSrbe.

gilbert 2odwooo, Der 3usi Berfaufss
pldBe In Der WarftbalIe an Der Siio-
ieite bat, bena8ri9tiste bic geb6roe,
bab er bieielbe aufseben tuirb. Do
nun nod susi anoers 0srtaufspldbs ba
finb, 10 tpiro bic Beb6rbs bic AngeIe.
genbeit unteriu9sn, Oh ss fi& rentirt,
ben WarttpIas an Der Siibfeite aufre1t
sli erbalten.
@eorse Stsmart, Elm anseftslIter Der
StraBsnbabn, ipurbe gum poIisiaen
ernannt.
Dem Neger Sabib COOPER. Der ole
2afsQan In Der 2. 1aptifsn Nsger.
2ir9e fungirt, tpurbe bon Der BebDrhs
bas Amt zines poli3iften ertbeilt, ba
es In Der 2ir&e bdufis iebr raub Der.
gebt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-12
& en- b q ffbfIIe.

Qenb lIbilIe. Muf Der
Ganbfrabe wurbe am Sienfas 6. %.
Sbrape BON Miibamafa In bemuBt.
Iofem 3ufanbe liegsnb aufgefunben.
3uerff wurbe onsenommen. bab Der
Rann sinen e&laganfau betommen
babe. bod ffeate eine ipdtere unter-
fu&ung fef, bab'er einsn 6eIbfmorb.
psrfu& bur& @rbdngen gema@t bate,
unb bab Der 2dbmunssauRanb bes
Wannes bapon berrhbrte, bab Der
etrid gerifen mar uno ct bsrab unb
auf ben aopf sefalIen mar. Ct iolI
I'D berf&iebenen 2sutet seaentber &C.
dubert baben, bab Ct eelbfmorb 3u
bsgebeu beabfi&tigs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-12
@irtbidaftss8ieem3 berwetsert,

Die @ountp' p'@Ommifdre bsrpsigers
ten gsffern benz Staliener BalbaHare
parbia bic grtbsilung Der bon i'm,
na9gsiu9tsn grlaubnib gum 0strisbs
elmer Wirtbfdaft Tn benz 9ebdube go.
1902 Soatbeafern Abenue. Sn Der
Standardization @runo'gisen-
tbhmer batten ssgen bic gtablirung
elmer WirtbfGaft In ibrem Wobnbiffritt
proisItirt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-12

Ben @orbon, AZ Sabre alt,
Central Apenue wobnbaft. perfdnmte
eefern iein gts por Der Ablieferune 81
tuie9en. unb wurbe prompt ron bem
Snipeftor WulfIou berbaftet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-12
Grf.s @artenfon,ert.
gm Sreitas i'm Ssutiden Saus.

Nm nd9fen 6reitag tpirb bic Som.
mertOn3srtsSaiIon i'm Ssuti4sn 5aus
our1 elm 2on3ert Der Snbianapolis
Ulilitdr.aapslls er6fnet tueroen. gu
ben 2on3srtsn, bic fi9 ifets GROCER Be-
lisbtbsit erfrsutsn, babsn nur Witslis'
Der 3utritt.
Sas prOgramm ftr nd9fsn Jrei-
tag iif oas fol9enoe:
PART l.
Festival March FROM ,,Tannhauser"
................... Wagner
Selection Woodland" ..........L Luders
a) vAubade Printaniere" Lacombe
By Milo" "................ Solman
Flute Solo lies Echoes D'Alsace~
.Bucquoy
Mr.. Howard Tourner,
PART II.
Overture - der Freischdtz" 49,. Weber
Medley of Popular Songs ........ Remick
Austrian Hymn" with original var
latlons. ......-........... 80. haydn
"A Hunting Scene" (descriptive)
Bucalossi
Part I'LL
Selection - Carmen" "..............B Bizet
Patrol Comique = They All Walked
Three Spanish Dances ......... Moszkowski
March - Yankee Girl" ........ Holman
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-12

SottIieb 3eutb al r6 t,
vOie semiitbli&e ede",
@de 9oble unb Martet Str.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-09
AFTERNOON REPORT.

WASHINGTON, of
Bence Paua Bishop deceased the Territory Hawaii against
awaiting the decision
proceedings rights the benefit
o the
privileges which rights
Smith,
R.
n o
Parliament
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-09
WHAT TAKES
W. 0. SMITH
AWAY TODAY
he Wishes to Have the Form OF Bill;
Right and to Collect
Data.


w. e
% h hers
Governor
of
delegation
decided
OF
Oo the ation.
L to
o so
of
of
delegation
thing
OF
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-09

THE evangelization of China may
not be done at the point of a revolver" i"
In this expressive way the Rev. Kong
Yin Tet, pastor Of st. Peters Episcopal
Chapel for Chinese, gives his opinion
on a question which is pre-eminent in
church work
Rev. Kong Yin Tet returned last
week from. an extended visit to the
United States, the first he ever made
to the mainland, and he attended a
number of Episcopal conferences and
was everywhere received with great
consideration. AS a Chinese clergy
man of the Episcopal church in full or
ders he naturally attracted much at
tention and was given every oppor-
tunity to speak before church gather
ings.
What impressed me most was the
conference in the Chicago Auditorium
of the Laymen's Forward Movement"
said Rev. Mr.. Kong. There We're
eight bishops, fifty clergymen and 200
delegates present. They asked me to
make an address. I spoke on the
Christianization of China and of the
work in Hawaii
''Then I referred to the Lienchow
massacre. I told them of the customs
of the Chinese in these outlying pro-
yinces. I told them these people the
day of the massacre We're holding the
ceremonies incident to the worship
ping of their ancestors. On such oc-
casions they fire cannons and perform
their worship before images. A new
of the mission, not under
fully what the natives were
doing, rashIy entered the place where
the ceremonies We're being held and
threw down the images and protested
against what he believed to be pagan
rites. That, naturally, incensed the
Chinese and the massacre resulted.
II put before them this question:
CONTINUED on Page 81
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-09

machine picked up, near the Likelike
wharf, a jewel box. The jewel box
failed to get through the pipes and out
onto the newly-made land and was
found by dredger employe. On open
ing the box one elegant diamond ring
appeared peacefully resting on what
was left of it's silken cushion.
The story of the find was published
The freight clerk had long since left
the service of the boat that left the
Likelike wharf so many months since,
but he was in town and he read the
story printed in the paper. He went to
the jeweler. The jeweler said he could
absolutely identify the rings that were
lost. The ex-freight clerk next went
to the police. The police sent to the
iredger and the officer came back with
the statement that they know nothing
about it. However, the matter won't
stop there, much as somebody down at
he wharf wants to wear diamonds.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-09
WAINIHA POWER LINE
OPENS UP. FINE SCENERY
Engineers Trail Leading From uhue Road Into
the Mountains Develops Some Fine
Tourist Attractions.

Kauai has many scenic attractions
which are being opened 10 the public
by the laying of the rev electric line
across the island for the Wainifa
Power Co., and much IS expected by
the Garden Islanders in the way Of
tourists visiting that island as they
would Hawaii and Maui.
Marston Campbell, VINO returned
Sunday from an engineering trip to
Kauai, says Kauai has scenery that
can not be duplicated On any other
island. The road from Lihue UP
through the mountains back of Klo-
hama crater and past the Wailua Falls
takes the traveller through an ever
changing vista of beautiful scenes.
Everything is a rich green, and the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-09

Some two years ago a nicely wrap
ped package came down to the Wilder
dock from a local jeweler, containing
n elegant jewel box in which reposed
two diamond rings of the purest water
The box was duly delivered to the
freight clerk of an outgoing island
steamer and properly receipted for.
The steamer sailed from the Likelike
wharf
Hardly had the boat left the dock
and while she was still in the channel,
the freight clerk found two of his
packages missing. The jewelers. box
was one of the two missing ones. The
ship was searched high and low before
the next port was reached, but not the
slightest trace of the missing diamonds
appeared. The freight clerk reported the
loss to the steamship officials, who re-
ported it to the shipper. The shipper de-
manded the value of the rings and got
it. The steamship company took the
price of the jewels out Of the freight
clerks wages
Continued search failed TO reveal the /
Whereabouts of the diamonds Lately |
the harbor was dredged and the rapid
ly-revolving wheels of the ponderous
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-09

trees and foliage are of extraordinary
beauty.
1.-The roads are fine out of Lif1ue and
are good for automobiling,'' said Mr..
Campbell at the Promotion Committee
rooms yesterday. 1.-The contractors
are extending the road, for the benefit of
their work, up into the mountains and a
trail over which one can ride horse
back is opening up entirely new seem
cry to the public. 1t seems to me it
would be a good idea for some enter
prising persons around Lihue to build
a small house on the summit of the
trail, where travellers could get sleep
ing accommodations at least.
''On this Lihue road and trail you pass
innumerable waterfalls, and the ride
gives one an idea of what Hawaiian
mountain tropical vegetation really is''
Secretary Wood of the Promotion
Committee intends visiting Kauai next
month.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-09
SOME FIGHT
STILL LEFT
Attorney General Defies
Private Fishery
Claimants.

I'VE are going to fight them from
first to last. You may say that we
are going to stand on the Territory's
strict legal rights
Such was the salute of Attorney
General Peters to the afternoon cable
gram from Washington announcing
the winning of their fishery right case
by the trustees of the Bishop Estate
in the United States Supreme Court.
Asked if there was any fighting
ground left, considering that two sep
arate test cases had gone against the
Territory at Washington, Mr.. Peters
intinated that fishery cases were still
pending in the Territorial Supreme
Court, with all resources of defense for
the Territory not yet exhausted. He
also mildly deprecated the course of his
predecessor in accepting pro forma de-
cisions of the Territorial courts in fish
cry cases
I'm the end, if the Territory should
lose throughout Mr. Peters said, cit
will be up to the United States to find
ways and means of making all sea
fisheries free to the public.
For one thing, there is a long line
of decisions that make iNunlawful for
any state government or municipality
to condemn any property whatever for
public uses unless the cash is in hand
to pay the condemnation price imme
diately the property is taken.
without any surplus cash over and
above current needs of government,
how is the Territory going to condemn
the private fishery rights as the Or |
ganic Act directs?''
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-09
CARTER WITHDRAWS HIS
SUPPORT FROM ROBINSON
The Governor Gables Ills Views TO President
About the Third Judge of the
Circuit Court.

w Robinson
callers the
authorized the
Judge Robnson
duponth
resulted Judge Robinsons
Robinson ngton.
a to
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-09

Deputy Attorney General Prosser
leaves for Kona today in connection
with trouble over the Holualoa school
property. Mrs. Mary H. Atcherley, rep
resenting Mrs. A Davis, has taken
possession of the school premises.
Judge Matthewman returns to his
court in the same steamer with Mr..
Prosser, who Immediately on arrival
will sue out a writ of attachment on
the property. Meantime school is
closed, Mrs Atcherley refuses to treat
with the school agent NJ. F. Scott, and
Sheriff Keolanui refuses to act.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-09
THE MONROE DOCTRINE Aga

WASHINGTON, January o-The trouble between
President Castro of Venezuela is reaching crisis
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-09
A GRAND JURY THAT
DIDN'T WANT TO KNOW


gambling do not kick Mr. Editor;
repeatedly
to
n o
placed It
thought the
J
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-09
THROWS DOWN
THE GAUNTLET
President Roosevelt, in a Special
Message, Courts Fullest Investi-
CATION in Panama.
(Associated Press Cablegrams.) :

CAsoiated
WASHINGTON, January e-Presdent Roosevelt sent mes
Congress yesterday inviting scrutiny
of the Panama Canal project
He his that the charges
been made of obbey immortality matter
absolutely 1nfounded
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-09
ANOTHER COAL CARGO AFIRE.

VALPARAISO January e.-The American ship Bangaore,
Captain Blanchard of which sailed Philadelphia
October eighth for Honolulu with consigned
Co. Ltd and spoken
latitude degrees longitude Aracajo
here with her cargo burning.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-09

Manager Hertsche of the Moana
Hotel gave a dinner last evening for
Managers Gray of the Young Hotel,
Bews and Boyd of the Royal Hawai-
ian, st. Clair Bidgood of the Haleiwa
and Mr.. F. c.. Smith
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-09
CHICAGo's sTUPENDOUs GRAFT.

CHICAGO, January o-The City Council has appointed a
committee investigate charges
lion dollars of the c has been distributed during
decade ind
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-01-09
LIBERTY TURNED TO LICENSE.

MOSCOW, January o-The stringent
regulations in force by the military has
Of of the soldiers.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-03-29
School Notes.

The following had perfect spelling
lessons during the week ending
March 18th:
FIRST GRADE
Donald Warner, Eunice Iseminger,
Rozella B~eckerjeck, Royce Walcott,
Geneva Lang, Emma Curfman, Hide
garde U%sselman, Alberta Graham.
SECOND GRADE
Ivan Bailey, William Hanley, Percy
Olson, Hazel Clutter, Annie Meader,
Doris Tillotson.
THIRD GRADE
Elsie Lockwood, Frank Newhouse,
George Sussex, Lyle Bowen, Frank
Gallup, Frank Meader. George Cour-
on.
FOURTH GRADE
Earl Cassels, Hitler Stark. Frank
Taylor, George Jones, Ina jefferson,
Guy Atkinson, Cora Quenett, Grace
Hazlett, Alice Foster, Grace Harness.
The following had perfect spelling
lessons during the past week:
FIRST GRADE
Rozella B~eckerjeck, Eunice Iseminger,
Francis Fullmer, James Meader, Cen
eva Lang, Emma Curfman, Alberta
Graham, Donald Warner, Hildegarde
Usselman.
SECOND GRADE
Frank Curfman, William Hanley,
Percy Olson, Francis Quinette, Dwight
Thurlow, Hazel Clutter, Annie Meader
Doris Tillotson.
THIRD GRADE
Della Dorrance, Sibyl Wamberg,
Frank Meader, Lyle Bowen, Elsie
Lockwood, George SUSSEX.
FOURTH GRADE
Guy Atkinson, Earle Jefferson,
Gladys Philip, George Jones, Frank
Taylor, Grace Harness, Alice Foster,
Ina Jefferson.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-03-29
L LAKE SCHOOL

The following pupils in School No 2
had a perfect spelling lessons last
week.
Ella Carlson, Lilly J%onson, Aaron
Freddie johnson, Carl Nybo, Eddie
Carlson, Hilda Carlson, Annie Nybo.
Perfect spelling list for week ending
March 18th.
Lilly Johnson, Ella Carlson, Helga
Nybo. Hilda Carlson, Eddie Carlson,
Herman Nybo, Amos Johnson, Henry
Petersen, Anna Nybo, Mabel Carlson,
Annie Nybo, Albert Nybo,. Jalmer
Johnson, Louie johnson, Freddie
johnson, Willie Carlson.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-03-29
HOPE SCHOOL NO.

The following were perfect in spell
ing for the past week:
Mae Scott, Amy Scott, Isabelle
Scott, Joe Mccullough, Ethel Nc
Cullough.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-03-29
Colgate No. I.

Etfice Knowles, Violetta Cole, Ethel
Cole, John Crawley, Adelaide Badger,
Ruth Badger, Alice Crawley, Inez
Cole.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-03-29
MILLINERY

.F.Na. -r+
On Wednesday, April II, and
continuing thruout the week,
Mrs. Bowen will hold her
Easter Millinery Opening. All
are cordially invited to call and
inspect her line of the latest and
most stylish hats. She now has
on display a fine line Of up-to-date
street hats.
Call at O. G. Major & Sons and
see the only horse lift drill on the
market-The Imperial.
WANTED: Girl to learn millin-
cry business and do house work.
Mrs. Bowen.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-01-06
r r II T n.

right hand before Almighty God and
swore to the awful lie that Senator
Smoot was a polygamist.
THE Ministerial association I'M
doubtedly knew what was in DR.. Lei
lich's petition, for they were prepared
for it, and right here was shown polit-
ical trickery that even political
ward heller would not think of per-
forming The Ministerial association
Immediately wired the investigating
committee that they wanted the Pad
en- protest to be the main issue; that
DR.. Leilich's protest accusing Senator
Smoot of polygamy was of minor i'm
portance that is, Senator Smoot was
guilty of something much worse than
polygamy.
What subterfuge for ministers of
the gospel" Their scheme of trick
cry worked to perfection. 1t was
something sensational and was pub
lished in nearly every paper in the
country. Now how easy it was to get
names on protest against Senator
Smoot; for, a meek and lowly minis
ter of the gospel representing an as
ISOLATION of meek and lowly ministers
of the gospel had sworn that Senator
Smoot was guilty of polygamy or
worse. Ninety-nine out of every hun
dred, yes, nine hundred and ninety
nine out of every thousand, who sign
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ed the Smoot protest, believed him to
be a polygamist"
The above was the game that Maria
Weed and Dr. Sarah Jane Elliott
worked on the members of the w. G.
T. U. to get signatures. Here is an
exact copy of one of the 10000 petit
ton blanks that were distributed by
the w. G. T. u:
1--WE, the citizens of ...... town,
earnestly request the United States
senate to investigate the charges
made and filed against Senator Reed
Smoot of Utah. If it be found that he
is a polygamist, we ask that he may
be expelled from the senate as a vio-
lator of the. laws of his own state"
With above petition "long-haired
preachers" and "shorthaired women"
with angelic smiles and a sanctimo
NOUS mien, went through the country
visiting schools, kindergartens, public
and private places, taking up collec-
tons and urging people to sign their
petition for they said they did not
want polygamist in the United
States senate. They flooded the SEN
ate with all these worthless petitions
and now these religious fanatics say
they are going to keep up this &C.
clesiastical fight by going to Wash
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