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The Globe-republican., 1907-05-09
First Published May, 2. 1907.
State of Kansas co
Ford County

State of Kansas SO
Ford County
In the District Court Of Said County and
State.
The State of Kansas to Anthony +, Manley,
and the following named persons. II living,
but If they, or any of them, be dead, thcn
their unknown heirs, devisees, administra-
tors, executors and trustees, VIZ EliZa M.
Cline, and - Cline her husband, whose
christian name is to plaiatin unknown: cora
b. Sinner and - Sinner, her husband,
whose christian name is to plalnQit un-
known; A. +. Prince and Mrs. A. Z. Prince,
his wife, GREETING:
You and each of you will hereby take no.
tico that you have been sued In the District
Court of Ford County, Kansas, in an action
wherein Cyrus A. wing is plaintiff and you are
defendents, and that unless you answer I'd
petjtjon filed in said cause by said plant
on or before the 18th day OF June, a.. |
1907, the allegations of said petition ~ |
taken rs true. and Judgment end ere
against you accordingly, quoting cor iirn
ing and pcrfPctiDg plaintiffs + lie q al
poss -ssion Of the following de- c,ibed LIANT
and tenements: The south AFT nv of Il
northeast quarter t14l andtf q south half
the northwest quarter g - and al OF II
southwest Quarter SAl Of section numbl,
one ~ toM hs t,aen NV, Ger twenty-l I'VE Y
range Mum aDe t swe four (24 west OF !.
estopping you, and oanh Of Won fr ON s,
ting up or assertip any right. title, intert
OF esta s in v. said premises, or auy pu
| suit. w
IN w ava ~ hereof have herennto seV !,
ist day Of M iSyu , t1ls 'e"' - '
! may wv H. II, WELLS,
| SEAL c,erl, nistcict Court
suYF 49, sc,rrs ~
Attorneys for Plaintln
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., 1907
First Published Ma an,
ORDINANCE NJ
ne Manufacturing


An ordnance to prohibit luoFs. E 1,,,o aoi
and Sale of Intoxicating laioa qua W
Medical, Scientific and Megor an ~ S.a.a ~
Be it ordained by the IniVy' III tue ''"'0 VI
men of the city of Dodge ,,orsoro who
cslCTtuN Tbotonvnef barter, OF attempt
shnli manufacture, sell ph I "nH 81 in
W ,,,ait ,,jno,s fe.in the corporate lin.
.,ouo n III. Ia; 49, CITY in the state Of
its OF the city of Dody y, ylIS or,,
nrd;nonce md s1nrOyided, however that
~ -, ,oy1idad e sold for medical seien'
s s,,ol, I,p,orS snav al purposes, by persons
ttic and mechanlpl' uuly lssued for
empowered by pr hans"9, w Aii"A' 9''-"'
laws Of the state ,,o..o,, ,,ho sbeI
'uS' rTI1oN o. Tarnte limits of the city OF
within the ccthf state 81 kansas, takc OF
n,'d,,a Gitv tempt 10 take or receive, any
iona5ye oTy lIituous, malt. vlDous, fermented
n.dar for sling liquors, other than person
49, icfized by permit to make sales Tor
"a d,fg o,Itf 'sntife or mechanical purposes,
medicaIrcson who shall, In said city direct oI
or any Erectiv contract or attempt , w. uon
~ orin,r tbe sale of any naiu a ap9 boid
.tract Said sale be mace p sSered and
S1issot ooS s Pei6Sss fol mysdqa scientific
, ui 1hanicaI purposes shall ,pg neeilieu1
or II tie violation OF this ordlnansGHe o at a1
81 ga6li conviction thereof shall be punisneH y
ufTeinaiter provided. ,,,o oho,l ne con
srCTIo., % yioIatl0n OF this ordinance
yicted of the ~. he fined In any sun
s 81, Lass than one Hundred ~ impris
i'm ~, III, 1--WE Hundred Dolars anu Ma ~ 70 civ
oned in the city Jail OF the cry o Vi tbon thrt,
n ststs ,Snn TX not no Ssi 'n sh
days nor c more ~ tnq PROSECUTION and shall D
pay the cSS 70 the City Jail until SUCH fine am
costs are paid. i.,ces and parts o
ordinances in conflict hefe"nN'
repealed. .d,ronce shall be in fore
~ Ie eject from and after its pupllch'ioN o"e
In p 5ns Si tRe Council May lst, 1907: Mavor
49,, 8. GALLAGHER. JR., CLERK
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Who Were the Tran soressors?

There was a ripple Of laughter
around the Capitol when the annual
. report Of Major Richard Sylvester,
Washington's chief Of police, was
read. Major Sylvester is required by
law to report to Congress annually
showing how efficient his force is.
Among other things he has to make
up a set Of statistics giving the NUN.
Der Of arrests, with the race, complex.
ion, occupation and offense of each
Individual arrested,
In the report, are many columns de.
voted to tabulated petty crimes, in.
volying the arrest of gamblers, touts
tramps. burglars, pickpockets, saloon
Keepers, fakirs, bunko men, and all
that sort of shady humanity.
Two lines In the list, however, at
tracted the most attention. These
stated there had been an arrest "oi
one Senator" and two Representa-
uyes IN Congress"
Everybody in the Senate and the
House wants to know who the Sena.
Tor ard Representatives are.
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THURSDAY, MAY 8, 1897
STATE CHAIRMAN.

The Republican state central com
mitlee will meet in Topeka, May To-
for the purpose Of choosing a success
sor to State Chairman Gunner, who
will resign at that time.
Four names are being prominently
mentioned for the craftsmanship.
The name most frequently mentioned
in connection with the charmanshlp
is that Of W. Y. Morgan Of Reno
equity. Mr.. Morgan has always
been aligned with the SO called ma
chine element Of state politics, bu'
his record in the Legislature last win
ter stamped him as very progressive
reform republican. He stool foi
radical railroad Legislation, in fact he
stood for all reforms advocated and
urged by the SO called square dea
crowd. He is splendid organizer
and has had considerable experience
in the management Of campaigns
He is q member Of the committee ant
has served number Of times on tn
committee.
The third district fellows are talk
ing Doc Moore Of Pittsburg. Moore
is likewise q member Of the CON
mittee, and would be chairman o
fairness and ability.
The second district crowd has
candidate in O. J. Peterson OF Wyan
dotte county. Mr.. Peterson ha
served a number Of times on the stat
committee, and is considered to b
yersed in political organizations.
Clyde Miller, at present secretar,,
Of the committee, is being strongl,
urged by some of the fourth distric
fellows, bat our guess is that Mr.
Morgan will be selected to do III
preliminary work for The next cam
paign.
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Washington aPIuahatvlII e.n

Washington is known as Plughat-
Vile" among westerners. 1t I las more
plug hats per capita than an 7 city in
the world. Hatters estimi ate that
every third man owns and wears q
plug hat The poor as well a. ] the rich
wear them, Restaurant funk les, when
logged out, make Just as i'm posing an
appearance as some nigh mo gul in thu
government aervice.--Wa agton cor
respondent Kansas City Juu rnai.
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first Publication Mayo 1867.
SIMMONS BY PUBLICATION

srArEc OF KAysAs' IS.
II the District Court Of Said County ana
State. Yyosoo IN t HockderfTer
Greeting: .,,o not,ce that Won
,ave been sued in the District CouIt OF r n5na
n n,.vn Kansas, in an action wherein Cnaties
o" Gibson is plaintiff and you are, are f tho
- apt' and that unless you answer w
'n,Stion iled in said cause by said plain ,aa5
~ ~ betore the 20th day of June ~ y. lSVt'
S ai a. netitlon will be taken ~ true, anu luag.
saau rendered against You accordingly, w
iiSSno naintifi title to, and possession ~, ~
WI nine t9) and ten (l0) and the east mn sla
s' s,e northeast quarter ~ Of secton IN, S9
ZEN vi. township No. twenty seven ~ VIZ XIX
=, &c NO Twenty. three (23 west o. my ~,
Il M be valid and perfect, ana qule ai
\, ~ came 4. against you, and forever parr'n Y
IA eJioining You from se..ln ~ ~. Nv VI n Y
~ any right title interest Or essast, :,
~ NJ aaid premises adverse to the paii.s'ii
~ ~ ,eire ana assigns. and for costs q sun
w wen under my hand and the seal q sni'
1,g III al,is 4til day Of May, a. p. 1907
4 eouIs tiio IN II. II WELLs,
hDA1' Clerk Of District Court.
| sUrToN n soAtRs, u,.,..,s
Attorneys TOT faA'ntln'
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First Publication May, 2nd. 1917.
PUBLICATION SUMMONS.


State of Kansas IS
Ford County
In The District Court of Said county anu
State, 81
The state of Kansas TO Florence CsoIti9nn'
II living, and sylvester Coirigah, II "tins ,,
hnt II they. or either of them, be deaa, theh
their unLnnwn heirs, devisees, ndnllilistrt'
tors. executors and tiustees; Artnur +;
Poole. Charles L. Gibson. Isaac II. larneH u
i,virT Int II dead. then his unknown heirs'
dovisres administrato executors anu tius
tees and the unknown heirs or uewisees VI
Thomas H. IIask II deceased, 'MEL .ai'o ro.
t;co thnt Won have been sued in the Dlstilc.
Court of Ford county, Kansas, III an ~, o' oh
whercin George NJ. Ripple Is p'alntih VIA
,,an and each of YOU are defendants; nnu
that unless You answer the pett,oi, iaeu 10 10
said cause By said plaintiff on OF pu,uiv 90
l2th day of June, A. ID. 1871, the ~, n
AMID Dctition will be taken as tIuo an, enu .,
Judgment rendered against You acc ,5 u, y
70 dIliet. confirm and perfect plnintl a,.lo
| 10 55nJ nossession of certain lands ana Iehe'
ments living and situate In Fora coult h1 ~,
sas. rs follows: The Northwest qual'of ~
of section number fifteen Q5l nhu lne 10 t W.,
west quarter of section number twen.y'IwMoNo
,oos iii In township number twenty nine w
,ange number twenty (24) weso VI .ndJ
eth p. NJ. and to forever bar, elJo.n NV -,
oston YOU. and each of you, from set'inH VI
or ASSERTING any right, title, interest," Vi 20
tate in o! to said premises or any pare sn s,it
of adverse to plaintiff. ana ior cosIs VI eu ~,
In witness whereof have hereunto ~ ny
hand AID affixed the seal OF SAID eouil VIZ
list day of May, 1907. ;, ,, ws,,s
Clerk District Court
Suttm & Scates,
Attorneys for Plaintlf.
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First Published May End, 1907,
sUMMoNs By PUBLICATION
State OF Kansas 90
rH.I No.. .kxf

state state S Of Kansas IS
IN the III District Court Of Said County ana
State.
Tho state Of Kansas 10 William vogt anu
Mira William Vogt, his wife, GREETING. ,,o
You are hereby notified tDat YOU r nnyo
been sued In the District Court OF Fofd COM n
~ Kansas in an action wherein ,, IL heu
ffa9nryer is plaintiff and you are dei e,i
an,its. and tat unless you answer tne petlr
tion fled in said cause by said pm MN on n Ho
hefore tlc 18th day OF June, A, ". wv, w
attentions Of said petition VIII be taken as
true ana Judgment rendered against y ou w.,
cord,nwIy, ouieting, confirming ana perleGln,
ing nlaintifi's title to and possession Oh t,c
northeast Quarter dissection number twens}
seven (27) township number twenty ~ ~
ISs, lange number twenty'one (2ll Wess W
the 9Th p. NJ, in Ford county, hunsns s, ~, W.
AGAINST you. aud forever barring eh)olnins
and estopping you from setting up or asser "
any right, title, inter st or estate III or W
said premises, adverse to plnln'iii' anu 'o-
In witross whereof have hereunto set Ky
hand and affixed the seal OF SAID couro 'h'S
2gth day Of April, 1907. :, ;, ur,,s
Clerk CT the district Court.
SUTTON n SCATEs,
Attorneys for Plalnlihs'
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First Publication May 8 1907.
PUBLICATION NOTICE.

In the District Court Of Ford County,
I'll Kansas.
George W. Molitor, Plaintiff
VS..
James M. Wilson, Mrs. James NJ. Wilson ms
wife, Simon Good, and Mrs. simon 5000,
Ills wife, Van Van yoorhis and Mrs. van
Van Voorhis, his wife. and the unknown
heirs. devjsees. executors. administrators
and trustees of james NJ Wilson, and Mrs.
James M. wilson, his wife, Simon GOOD,
aud Mrs. Simon Good his wife, Van van
Voorhis, and Mrs. Van Van WORMS, his
wife, If hey be dead, Defendants:
The State of Kansas to james NJ. wilson,
and Mrs James NJ. Wilson, his wife, whose
real first name is unknown, simon Good' ana
Mrs. simon Good, his wife, whose real irst
name is unknown, Van Van Noorhls, ana mrS'
Van Van Volhis, his wife. whOe real Irst
name is unknown If they pc living OF II tlcS
az either of them be dead then to the uh
known heirs, devisees Executors, admin
istrators and trustees OF the said james
NJ. wilson. and Mrs. james NJ. wilson, his
wife, simon GOOD, and Mrs Simon GOOD, ms
wife, Van Van Noolhis and MIS- van NaI
Voorhis, his wife or such of them as may Dc
dead. u.,,
Greeting: You and each OF you will take
notice that YOU have been sued by the pam
tiff in the above entitled action III the DIS
trjct Court OF Ford county, Kansas, ana mus
answer the petition filed by SAID plalntin o.
OF before the 2lst day OF June, IeVi' VI san
petition will be taken Ms true, anG luoEnleL
| rendered accordingly quieting the title o
plaintiff in and to the east half of the north
east quarter, and the northwest quarter, o
| the n6rtheas quarter, all ~ section ninoe
| township twenty seyen south OF range tWch
ty one west of the sixth principal meridian
Ford County, Kansas, and decreeing that sal,
defendants and none OF them have any right
title or interest In and to the said premise
| adverse 10 the title of plaintiff and adjudgin
null ard void any claim interest or title Q
defendants and each of them in and to san
premises and barring and enjoining thel
forever from claiming any title interest," Q
| for costs. a., r......
Witness my hand and seal of the Distrit
Court of Ford County, Kansas, tins Ith ia
Of May, 1907. ,, w,,,s
Clerk of the District Court.
MADISON s. MADISON, n.
/ Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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First Published April Is, 1907.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Denartment Of the Interior.

Department OF tHe IHteIIOI'
Land Office at Dodge City, Kans. April Is, 1907.
Notice is hereby given that John n. mitchell
of Dodge city Kansas, has filed office p
his intention to ma Ike final tive-year PROOF u
support of his CLAIM. VIZ. Homrstea d entry
No. 2lO22, made Mar ch. 2S, 1902 for IN sou.iii
the southwest aus rter OF the nt,rfheas
quarter OF section 4, township 2Gs, range
2Sw. and that said D. roof will be made befor;
the register and rece iver Of the U. s. lan a
office at Dodge OF ty, Kansas, ON MA.
20, 1907. ,
He names the follow ing witnesses 10 prov
his continuous residel ice upon and Gun iva
! ton If the land, viz: Clarence Lierle, pen
jamin b. Bohr, Albert Kolley, Albert um
W. II. i. .MILLIKAN, Register.
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First Published April goth. 1891
pITRIJCATION SUMMONS.

Thu State of Kansas to Donald Morrison,
Greet ng: ,oo,,
You will take notice that you have been
s,sd by Mary Morrison in the District Court
q Kansas, IN and for the County OF FORD,
nd that unless you answer or 0therWi E'
| Md Mary Morrison on or before the 5th day
liz June, 1851, said petition will be taken us
True and Judgment rendered against you ac,
eordinply. for divorce dissolving bonds OF
matrimony between said plaintiff and SAID
defendant. Dated this 22nd day OF APRIL
1877. .;,,,,o1
nv name and affixed the seal of said court
at nv Office in Dodge City, in said County
Ii. III. WELLS,
Clerk of the District Court.
j. T. WHITELAw,
TsEALl Attorney for Plaintiff
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First Published April Is, 1907.
PUBLICATIt N NOTICE.
STATE OF KANsAs.} IS.

STATE OF hANbAs, ga
Ford County. !
In the Justice Court ofNsaid County a.od
State.
The State of Kansas, to james NJ. Lowr V
alias Harry Farr Maddox. greeting:
You will hereby take notice that you have
been sued In the jus ice Court Of the UNDER
signed Judge by Tire National Surety Com.
psny Of New York, NJ. ", for the sum OF so ~,
and that garnishee summons have been Is
sued in Sid action again I the Chicas,o, Rock
island n Pacific RAILWAY Company, end SAID
company has ans werca showing the amount
il is IN ebted to ou and II you tail K, answer
or othe wise pies Ia in said action on or be,
fore the 18th DIZZY of May. 1867 judgment viii
he rendered aga inst you and t1e garnisbee
will be ordered to pay the amount owing by
it into this court to be applied oh such Judg-
ment.
In witness whereof 1have hereunt,1 set my
nand this Goth day Of April. A. d. 10OR.
r. w. EvANsa JR.,
81 Justice Of the peace.
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Ak vour doctor to name some OF the
results OF constipation. HiylCng list will
bsein With sicE.headache, biliousness,
dyspepsia, thin blood, bad skin. Then
~ him II he would recommend your
using Ayers Pills.
es@azaas by no =. 2. Aver Css 1vwslls Mass. -'A
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First Publication May. 8, 1907.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERloR.
Land Office at Dodge City, Kansas,
Nav 6, 1901.

MAY ., lDVt'
Notice is hereby given that John B. Ride
po,,r of Dodge City. Kansas, has hied nov ce
Of nj, intention to make final communal ion
oof in support of his claim VIZ; ;a MomeS read
( , Y section is, Township 70 south, Range
81 we Ne e. and that said proof will hen ,ade be-
Sor w the Register and Receiver OF the U. s.
Ian and Office. at Dodge City, Kansas, on june
Sth, 1907 ,,,,.. ..a.o, 30
lie names tic following Witnesses TO prove
Walton OF the land, viz; Hartman Magyar, OF
DODGE City, Kansas; Dennis IL. Connaway, OF
hodge City, Kansas; John NJ. Snyder, OF
Dodge City, Kansas; Jacob Il, Vance, OF
II, +. MILLIKAN.
Register.
The Globe-republican., 1907-05-09

Sour dispositions should remember
that weeds never have sweet perfume
The Globe-republican., 1907-05-09

No public, library is respectable
without good equipment of teachers
books.
The Globe-republican., 1907-05-09
THOUGHTS ON EDUCATION.

Evening schools average twice as
many young men as young women.
Any neglect of opportunity tor chill
dTen, under twelve Is objectionable.
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TO FORCE HIM TO ANcWER.
Proceedings Will Be Brought Against
F. n Hartman

According to decision reached by the
Interstate commerce commission yester-
day, Z. H. Hartman will be made to ap-
pear in a United States circuit court in
the state of New York in answer to pro-
ceedings to be instituted to compel him
to answer certain questions which he re-
fused to answer when he was on the
stand at the recent hea ring by the COM
mission in New York. Numerous con-
ferences have been held on the subject
by the members of the commission in
anticipation of this action, which will
be brought as soon as Messrs. Kellogg
and Severance, special counsel, can pre-
pare the case for submission to the court
The hearing before which Mr. Harri-
man appeared was held in the latter part
of February. and it was In connection
with certain transactions of the Union
Pacific that Mr.. Hartman, on advice OF
counsel refused to answer the questions
put to him. 1t was brought out I'm the
testimony that the Union Pacific owned
large amount of Southern Pacific stock.
Mr.. Hartman was asked whether any,
and. II SO, how much, of that stock be-
longed to himself. when he bought it,
and what price he paid for II, but he
declined to answer.
Another question which he refused to
answer, and upon which the commission
desires light, was whether or not any of
the directors OF the Union Pacific were
interested in the sale of certain shares
OF stock Of the New York Central rail-
road at the time they were sold to the
Union Pacific.
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TOME CASE DECIDED.
Circuit Court of Appeals in Session at
Richmond, Va.

RICHMOND. Va, April 10.-The United
States circuit court of appeals convened
here yesterday afternoon for the April
session, Judges Con and Waddell being in
attendance The court handed down opin-
ions in the following cases:
The Calhoun County Bank. appellant
agt S. w. Cain, trustee in bankruptcy Of
e. NJ. Cheuvront, appellee. Appeal from the
district court at Clarksburg, w. Va.
Opinion by Judge Mcdowell. Reversed
with costs.
Board OF commissioners of Hartford
county, North Carolina, plaintiff in error,
agt. Evelyn 8. Tome and Peter E. Tome.
executors of Jacob Tome. deceased, de-
PENDANTS in error. In error to the circuit
court at Raleigh, N. c. Opinion by Judge
McWowell. Affirmed with costs.
William II. Derrickson, master of
schooner Ann J. Trainer, appellant, agt.
II. A. Jensen. master of steamer Bay
port. appellee. Appeal from the district
court at Norfolk. Va Opinion by Judge
Mcdowell. Affirmed with costs
Goodlander-R Robertson Lumber Company
N D. hcCarty and Burrow Martin & Co
% QDeorporated), appellants. agt w. ]. At.
Wood, doing business as W. J. Atwood q
Co, alleged bankrupt appellee Appeal
from the district court at Norfolk. Va.
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The Palais Royal, 444&=4 q and 18th.

any locality it will be turned over to the
commissioner in whose district it falls. and
after he has prepared all the evidence con-
nected with 1t, the matter will be passed on
by the full commission. The assignments
OF territory are as follows
Commissioner Observation-Disclosures, Mary
land, Virginia, North Carolina, South Caro-
lima. Florida. Georgia Alabama, Mississippi
and Tennessee.
Commissioner Prouty-Maine New Hamp-
shire, Vermont. Massachusetts, Connect
cut, Rhode Island, New York and New Jer-
sey.
Commissioner Cockrell-Missouri. Kansas
Arkansas, Texas, New Mexico and LOUISE
ana.
Commissioner Lane-California, Nevada.
Oregon. Washington. Montana. Idaho,
wyoming, Colorado. Arizona, Oklahoma,
Nebraska. Pennsylvania North Dakota
South Dakota and Utah.
Commissioner Ciark-Iowa Wisconsin
Michigan. Ohio and Minnesota
Commissioner Harlan-Illinois, Indiana,
Kentucky and West Virginia.
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they can when the matter is properly
brought to their attention..
Appeal to the Churches.


A letter which was recommended to be
sent to the churches was as follows:
"At the Maryland annual conference,
which convened In the Rhode Island Ave-
nue. Methodist Protestant Church. Wash
Ington, April 3, 1907. the following resolu-
ton was adopted:
Whereas the increased cost Of living has
greatly increased, and the salaries of our
ministers have not been correspondingly
raised. therefore, be 1t
Resolved, That Revs. F. T. Little, ]. D.
Kinzer, L. F. Warner, James Roberts, w.
G. Baker and T. P. Fisher are hereby ap-
pointed a committee to consider and advise
what amount Of increase of salary each
and every appointment in this conference
can Justly make
while recognizing the right of each
quarterly conference to fix. the pas
tors salary, the committee believes the
churches generally will appreciate the stu
alton Of Increased cost of living and will
do what they can to secure better financial
support for their pastors. And. particu-
iarly, do we believe, in this respect that
the churches will be glad to join in a con-
certed movement which is to include every
charge In the conference. We, therefore.
that the salary for your charge be in
creased for the present year at least 20
per cent"
The report WAS then adopted. Rev. 8. ].
Smith introduced q motion indorsing the
movement for international arbitration.
which was adopted by the conference at
once.
Rev. ], d. Kinzer presented a motion that
the pastors Of all churches deficient in
Our Church Home contribution be allowed
next year to express in open conference
the cause of the deficiency.
The conference after adopting the motion
took recess at $40 O'Clock to listen to
Rev. DR.. Munhall of Philadelphia, who
spoke upon '"rhe Christian Religion"
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Opinion by Judge Mcdowell. Affirmed

Opinion by Judge Mcdowell. Affirmed
with costs
Palatine Insurance Company OimitedD of
Manchester. England. appellants. agt.
Katherine T. OBrien, appellee. Appeal
from the circuit court at Baltimore. Opin-
ion by Judge Mcdowell. Affirmed with
costs.
o. G. Kean. trustee OF Wyndham Boiling,
bankrupt, applicant. agt. Emmett Dickin-
son, appellee. Appeal from the district
court Of Richmond. va. Opinion by Judge
Mcdowell. Affirmed with costs.
Godfrey M Hyams, appellant, agt. Fed
erai Coal and Coke Company, Charles
Donnelly ct al. appellees. Appeal from
the district court at Norfolk, Va Opinion
by Judge Mcdowell. Reversed with costs.
Southern Railway Compan-, plaintiff in
error. agt. Joseph Oliver Carr. by guardian.
court at Greenyille, 8. C.. Opinion by
Judge Pritchard. Reversed with costs.
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Bakers Strike at Marseille.

MARSEILLE. April 1O.-Military bakers
have been placed at the disposition Of the
master bakers here. The strike of the
bakers up to the present has caused only
slight inconvenience. Policemen are guard
ing the town bakeries and gendarmes are
protecting the bakeries In the suburbs. The
authorities are determined to prevent the
strikers from compelling the non-strikers to
cease work.