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The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-12-09
Mi|lt
Shows New
Strike
Ross-cur ON THREE HUMID
RED Level CUTS INTO MAN,
aANEsE ORE eoDY-PRovEs
CONTINUITY OF vEiN-MiNs
WILL BE READY TO SHIP REG
uLARLY WHEN RAILWAY Is FIN
lsHER TO THAT SIDE OF CAMP.

Sup't w. e. Bailey Of the Pioch,
,emi. ohm mine rsports that gooN
yrosress 10 being made with the de.
siopment OF that most attractive
property.
During the week. the cross-cut Oh
-he 30O-foot level broke into anoth-
4 oooy OF manganese ore which dem
oAsuates the continuity of the re-
,,urGe which was explored on tn.
-oV-foot ievea. wneye 1t showed q
aiuth Of eight feet. '.
IharsGay nisnt, the 800 cross-cu.
.au peneuat>a the ore tor q dis
,Ancs OF feet. the face showing d
-. breast OF fame grade material.
ihis recent find was encounters
.ut "a feet out from the shaft. In.
-rvening. is anoth,r nangaaese or,
ny wnich Was cross-cut for 10 feel
rns DENT ohm is making good righ,
.ong and the moment that the raa
.aa ~ expenasd TO that siae {.
. camp, viii De reaay 70 beeon.,
rolled as steady aud psrmansn
,lipper.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-12-09

the attorney general at carson, re
4aestiug assistance In the prosecu
ton OF the cases. Judge Taber. q -se
acting on ths Recommendation O.
tne grand jury, has secured the ser
vices Of ono Of the best attorne, 1
in the state to assist District At.or
aey Dyssrt. Five attorneys have beel
employed by the defense.
Relative to the cases, the Elkt
free Prcsa says:
This action BY the state insures
= fair and impartial trial, and with
4he assistance OF the attorney gen
raj and one other able lawyer. th'
.istrict attorney can test the valid
.ty OF the anti-gambling laws. Th,
-ecision In these cases will be TAX
n as final. as the presence OF tht
ttorney general gives the trial the
stamp Of the sstates approval"
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-12-09
Former Pi0ClG
Girl WGdS !.
n ~ - --@
In Utah . .
aiss ANY OSBORNE secoMse
BRIDE or -pswioHr n. nA.r.
MAN--sEAvTieul WspoiM0
CEREMONY TOOK PLACE m
ST. MARk's- CATHEDRAL A.
SALT LAkE--coueIg 70 AZ
SIDE AT DALLAS. TEXAS. 1--

4 beautiful wedding OF yesterday.
Jays the Salt Lake Tribune. was
that OF Miss Amy Osborne, the tai.
snted daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. r.
J. Osborne. and Dewight Ross Hart
man OF Rochester. N. Y. The cer.
enoney took place In St Marks
-atheoral At 1850 and was Witness
d by q large gathering OF the friends
,f the two. young people. ...sa-. ~
Proceeding the marriage service m
unusually .beautifui musical program
sas furnished by the organ. two
iolins and the cello, and a. the hour
,r the. ceremony arrived. the brid-
:. chorus from "Lohengrin" was play.
As the music sounded farth the
ridal party entered the church. the
wo ushers, Everett M. Houtz and
[. Clay Wallace. waking first and
nmediately following them, Miss
l ,apelle Osborne ana Miss AiSina
isemann. The sister and cousin Of
| bride. acting as bridesmaids,
d then Mrs. jerome Sears. with
1 &c AStAG iAh6 pSeh~As l0aoo <AAsSAA
-te Jacobson. Immediately preced
4 tine, bride. on the. arm OF her fa'
| .Sr. Al they neared the chancel
tips they. were met BY, the BRIDE
room and his best man.
!. J. Schneider. and the clergyman,
san Samuel Co laday. At the at
.r steps the dean read the solemn
etrohhal service and later at the
lancel rail Bishop r. S. Spaulding
.lished the marriage service prop
{. AS the bridal party left the church
a Mende sshon wedding march
as played and to its strains the
riends left the edifice. the bridal
,arty and the closest friends only.
Ding to ths Osborne home on =.
irst South street to enjoy q we'd
lg breakfast. ~ s-. s,--'. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Hartman left on the
vening train for Denver and later
icy will 60 to Dal A.. Tex, 70
lake their home.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-12-09
OvERNMENT BL0ckS A
SCHEME TO pEcEiv

A special dispatch from Washingto
-ys: There is danger Of q serio
ash between the federal authoritie.
.ad the state Of Nevada. some tin
20 the state applied for lv.yV
Acres Of land under the carey &c.
- be rrigaled by the Pacific ke
-lamation company Of Nevada. wit.
Jftices In SAT- Lake City. At firs.
more land was wanted, but the Ia
-srior department engineers repogte,
.nere was water available only fol
10000 acres. The department there
lore. set aside the area. Nothin.
launted. the irrigation compan,
oOught from the stats or priyat,
owners $4,000 acres adjacent. J
then proceeded to advertise q IS.
900 acre project under the suspicei
u state and federal governments.
The matter was called to the ut
tention Of Assistant Attorney Gsner
al Cobb and Secretary OF the Inter
ior Fisher. An investistion show
ed that the amount Of water ha,
not increased and that there was no
nalf enough for 25.cc3 acres. Tn
interior officials took the view tina
the public could not be- permitte'
to suffer from the promotion scheme
Upon the recommendation OF Nj
Cobb. Secretary Fisher served motto
upon the company and the state Q
Nevada that II the n eyed mislsat
Ing advertisements were not calle
in neither the company nor tho stat
need expect that the 10000 acre
asked for undre the Carey act wcul
be patented By the government Vi
der this law the patents are NJ
granted until the work Of Feclamatic
Il finished BY private parties. VII
the states approval The governms,
y supposed 70 satisfy itself th
the .sschnatioE work b $ proper
done and that thsrs b water ava
able u irrigate the land before 4
patsnts ere is~usd.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-12-09
PLANS COMPLETE
FOR CHRISTMAS TRHT

In accordance with q custom
several years. standing Q public
,hristmas tree for the children .oi
ioche will be provided by Mr. F. W
,ick.e under the auspices of th,
episcopal church.
riocne people are too we'll acQuain,
d with the taitnrulness and deyouol
sith which Nr. Dickle has champsops
-ne cause OF the chiluren ana Va.
aiidren's Christmas to nesd an,
,pecial reminder that the THANK.
( the whole community are due hiA
.Sr his thoughtfulness In o matte.
which many kiocheites are prone t,
.egiect or pr. off till the last mo
nent before the Chrismas bells begi.
70 ring. He has made himself person
.ily responsible for this tree yea
~ year. and there can be no bett,
-ribute paid him than the fact tina
acre isn't boy or cir. In PiocL
Tho has any doubt that there 10
santa Claus.
lhe exercises will be held at Mi
RS Union hall. Wednesday evenin.
ecember ~. at 1880 o'clock. A
ls children, and AL the grown-uI
ho havn't forgotten how It felt ,
2 Ok into . buIstng stocking on Chri
aas morning, are cordially invlts
acre will be q good time for al
nd q gift for every boy and girl
The children will sing the old-tin
hristnas carols. Tor which rehesr.
.s have already begun. and the r !,
aul B. James. Rector Of Chris
;hurch, Las Vegas, whom many Pic
he people had occasion to mee
ais week. win give an address t
he children.
Don't forget this jolly occasion
seep the date In mind--Decembe,
Z, at 7;30 p. M. Miss Thompson
rincipal Of the Pioche schools. an,
er staff are doing their utmost I
reparc q splendid program--a suf
icient guaranty that It win b
omeshing which no one can after
g miss.
Thursday evening. December rs
~. Mr.. James will hold service an
reach. The public IL cordially II
tied tn come.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-12-09
.E|kO GAMBLING
Cases Up In
Court
HARD FIGHT BEING PUT FORTH
sY OPPONENTS OF lAw-wiLI
TEST coNsrTurioNALIrx-.
ATTORNEY GENERAL CALLED
upoh-sTArg EMPLOYS ADD.
TiohAL COUNSEL TO ASSIST
IN PROSECUTION or CASE.

q : 80 W
Up IN Elko county. the gambling
question Is a real live issue. Recent
~. tho grand jury returned eight In
Iictmepts against persons accused
4 breaking the anti-gambl!ng law
~ the state. Because OF some de-
-ect. the indictments were quashed
.4e Judge 1ab.r oraered the graao
ary reccnvened to take up. the cas-
3 with the result that the jury
-als tms not onv brought In tn.
.4aictments against the accused gam
.ers, but aiso recommended taa,
-as attorney general be called up
~ to ASSIST u the prosecution o.
.ae cases.
Ga rvconvening the grand Jury.
..ss 4spsr saaa III part:
'aenu>A.sn-In tas Ss.h Of las,
-s.4sn svu rstu4 nea lnuictmeut.
-.sAlAsI e.rLaln aSIenaants cnarge,
.A~n lae siv4a,sCh OK tlv anu-gaA4D
80 AN; lA~se u~Ien4auts uslauir>,
-. -~~s 4a.4owsu by LAS court. v,
.9-4e - az sEllnrss Alaa ia tue w
"a. ~ llAIs c.Lrt, the asfscts u
.Ae IAGletn.euIs Souiu % CURSE. =,
-.lsse sane caarses are resaumltls.
YOU, lhe saA.e graad Jury, asiu.
..nl ta~ss charges You can consiuea
..y othef matter that may be SUI,
..slsu " you. / nave received inIIr'
.4-t4oa from rsliabie sources. froL.
~arces that there can be NO douD,
Irs re.iavi.ity, that some Of yoL
Ave been approaeh hed by some pa
oAs who have endeayored to per
.4ade some Of you to do things IL
e.oiation Cf your oath, and thai
4ch persons were Interested ii.
!. 4cn interests under investigation. 7,
~ mind a man OF that calibre whl
approaches anyone, he might just ri
II walk up 10 you and say. In m.
art believe you are crooked: yol
an be iufluenced.' A man who dsrel
approach grand jurynan In thin
lanners IL direct insult 70 you;
~ asks you to disregard your oath.
"This court has no lack OF confia
Ice In this body Of men who con
-itutes the grand Jury. But ! couls
OF refrain from making comment
A such contemplate conduct. Yo'
ave no power over the punishmen
{ q crime and In accordance witt
our oath you are compelled to brin
an indictment Il the factg justif
| "a indictment You have no choic
i the matter. There 10 anothe
latter wish to bring to your after
ion and that is divuigtng what trans
Tres in the room while the gran
.4ry Is In session. Your oath prt
libits you to tell. and ! undei
stand there was . big leak at th
,ecent session Of your body. Don
,ar an. instant forget that hay
he utmost confidence In you, bu
,ou must act In Eccr: lance with u
law. Now. gentlemen. submit
you for your further consideration
he gambling charges before mel
lioned.' ~ e
Acting on the recommendation I
he grand jury. Judge Taber wirs
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-12-09
INDUSTRIAL PEACE.

One Of the practical means by
which organized labor has help 4
ed to promote Industrial peace y. y
through long term trade agree
ments In the better organised
trades. That device originated
with the labor union. While u
may be true that the interest Of
the employer prompts him to
ssek agreementa for a long term
and the interest OF the employee
. makes him prefer q short term
agreement. and while tnfs fact
may occasionally lead to dis
putes. yes In general the system
has worked we'll and to the sat
isfaction Of both sides. m may
be seen In. the various .branvhe"
Of the printing and building
tradea aud In the cigarmakers
Union. In my opinion the seu.'
ssal prospects for Industrial
peace In this country are gnod
l DO not think we. shall see an
increase In !. the number of
styskes. BECAUSE 10 many tnbu-
entail men among the great en-
pioysss Of labor who formerly
opposed the principle Of organ
fxed labor asx beginning to see
sh.e th.Ar cs,r,naffion was illOG-
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-12-09
GENERAL
= MAKES SOME PROMOTIONS


several changes in the unitee
tates surveyor generals office ar,
.Anounced by General Kyle. S. W
.sodale. who was chief drauhts
an. has been made chief clerk.
ais IL due to the resignition q.
.ydney X. Reeves, who has taken w
ne simp-e life Of farm down south
"a. r Sadler, former draughtsman,
- now chief draughtsman. MIR. Sad
!. r. Is q son Of former Governor Bad
or. and graduate Of the Univer'
..ty OF, Nevada, class Of 1901. Harry
amer, who was transferred to tn
.rgeyor generals office In New
iexico. will return to the Reno OF
ice and resume his former position
4 the first Of January.
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[sre "n'rc'frn
MORE Than $4,000

ty Treasurer Or inf rms tn
,r that tota Of $37.2S9.57 was
., to en- the fir4t installment Of
% to the end of the date
they would have become delin-
lient.
tsta1 amount Of taxes assess
pr perty In the county, In
AK pli taxes, figures up to SS4,-
$3.50.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-12-09
TAN COPPER AND NEVADA
CONSOLIDATED DIVIDENDS

ii Utah Copper has posted Its res.
lar quarterly dividnsd of rs cents
(. share. The amount 10 $l.t77.o11
md brings the aggregate disburse.
tents made by that company UP To
Ill, ,45l ,846.
The Nevada Consolidated company
az also posted its regular quarterly
dividend OF 81 1-2 cents-a = share.
which makes the amount TO be.
istributed by this company .$747.s4o.
his viii bring the total disburse.
nents OF Nevada Con. up to 36.27s.-
l31. -.-
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-12-09
FROM mAETERLiNck.

Primrose and cr0cus. hyacintn.
violet. lily Of the valley and for
getmenot. periwinkIe and anem-
one yours are the months be-
fore the ipAyes: February. MMrh
aud April. through yea: trans
late to men In comprehensible
smiles the Hrst news and the
frs, mysterious kisses OF the
sun. You are frail, yet boh ~
happy thoughts.
There IN not In love any durt-
Bile happiness except 10 the
transluid atmosphere Of perfect
sincerity. Before this sincerity
love IN hut an experiment
Sincerity TRANSFORMS aii things
The greatest fault. II 4 p
svoided In q loyal kiss. becomes
q verify moro beautiful than
innocence.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-12-09
~; Prince. s57s.63: pub. school Il
rary. $45l.S2. Total. $s.4Ss.t2.
Total in al. funds. $32.l30.20.
BILLS ALLOWED


rary. $45l.S2. Total. $s.4Sy.t2.
Total in al. funds. $32.I30.20.
BILLS ALLOWED
~.ii~ers' Salaries-Joseph Ronnow
,zs.sO; John Ewing. $500; James
.tyan. s3l.S0; Leo A. McNamee. $1OS.
30; C. w. Garrison. sl0s.S3: A. H
5. rris, $40; um. Z. Orr, $3.50; OH
in. sls6.6e; Chas. Culyerweil. $lsQ
..Ae Johnson. sizo: traak " a.Aer,
u; T. J. harrington. 800; J.. L.
all. SIG; Chas. F. Lee, s46.66;
C. Powell, s25.
Ars. T. Walker. meals for pris-
RS, ioohe; 1850; Mrs. l. N.
.4rrison. janitor court house, $4C; +;
". Pace. depaty sheriff. 81; Chas
=. ra.rCad fare and expenses
o. H. Smith. expenses, IS; Jake
anson. team hire. $12; Ca lent
l.. 10. supplies tor uliente fir,
~; W. J. Campbell, wood, SIS
a.Aer Lee, wood. So; Phoebe Watei
water for coLr. house, $l2; "
-artcn, scalps. $3.50; James r.
cash advanced. So; Leon Nc Al
--.l, supplies, 50: |. Huntsmal a .roa,
r. s4.oo; James Ryan, road work
%; Fred l.. Schrott. work on pip
I, ca iente, s42; J. H. Alphin,
BAD work. $36; L. J. Addleman, fol
rk on pipe Iine-Caliente, $31; W
racey, same, SIS; Caliente Nero.
: .. supplies. $40; Alice M. Dale, room
,r indigent-Caliente. SIS; VIM. Cook,
ssrk on pipe line Caliente, $24: J.L
II ne, same. SIS; A. s. Thompson
o.. supplies, $84.25; J. w. Smith,
ospltai contract. s244; Leon Nc
ariand, work on pipe line-Caliente,
Ii; w. D. Maynard. burial INDECENT,
30; w. S. Maynard. salary, SIS; Pa
aca Coop. supplies. $40; s. P. L. A.
: s. L. R'y. water for Ca iente. 800;
!. Barraclough, lighting hose house,
ioche. SIS; d. d. Mcdonald, work OIL
pc ineCaliente, s5:. u. N. Tel
~, telegrams. 81 81: Mrs. ]. Price,
i ais for .ury. S4S.50; ]. Renner. au
rile hire ter Witnesses, STA; J
1Goinc. house rent. $4; Mrs. James
..smoine. house rent. $4; Mrs. James
rice, N AIS FIR witnesses. Sc; Rob,
r'l5Aa, read work. $45.15; J. A.
ssee. slalps, So; Marion Ewing, ditto
J; Marion Ewing. ighting hos
l1use, SO; Mrs. c. A. Horn. care
is,Lts. s25; c. ". Love. scalps.
A. . ntcn, coroner's jury
Robert uiahapi. advertisin.
So: r. A. Roberts. work ON pip
a.iente. S12; Mrs. Jos. Conway
ig school census, s4.25; Con
..oa & Machine Co.. supplies. $35
jas. Ryan. cash advanced for Cal
4 fire fund, 1903 go; Hans Olson.
!. assiened from Caliente road
- o; Frank Mcdowell. meals for
r., 552; walker Lee, scalps. S.,
RS. Alex. Orr. room rent for iurs
: d meals. s147; w. e. Orr. stamps
II county, s22; G. Culverwell, clerl
r., $50; Robert Graham. supplies
o. Elmer Edwards. scalps. $40; l
lntsman, work ON pipe line-Caliente
30: c.. D. Breeze. clerk hire. $6S
p. L. A. 4 S. L. R'y. balance dut
Caliepte bridge. s709.s6: A. H
rris, com, ON pol tax. $4S; Phoebe
rug Co., drugs, $3.50; D. D. Stock
I'M, s142; Mrs. L. Galloway. care
;igents. $31.67; Jos. Ronnow, casi
anced, $50; Sam Thompson. q
cor fer Caliente fire system, $404
A. H, N rris, gasoline fer Cali
fire system. 1918 s5:
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-12-09

.,.tsrtain Hrsezes
The Y. 2. 8. e. un.ertained In homo
Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Breeze st
the c. A. Thompson homo Thursday
svsuinE.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-12-09

ettins Better
(. tter from Los Angeles states
at Addison. the eldest son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Ed. F. Freudsnthal 70
IN the road to recovery from his
cocoa. ssrioue illness. 4
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sr ices
.es Las We as he'll.
srsiSes here WedIes'
i4s and preached an inser-
IL 20 god sized aud
Ice.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-12-09
CLUB
NEW YEARS piNNEf

vt the regular mcnthIy meeting &
@ Phoebe Commercial club Wedne'
v evening, 1t was decided to carr.
the usual custom OF having tn
al ub dinner on New Years
ay Committees were appoint'
it is plarned to make this year
Il n excel any nrovious effor,.
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Commissioners
Net Here
Monday
MATTERS OF ROUTINE NATURE
DEMANp ATTENIoN or COUNT
oaDs--LoNa LIST or BILLS Al.
LoWEp--FlNAhcIAL CONDITION
~ CRIED ~ AUDITOR cuL-
vERwsLL-coNTRAcrs TO BE
LET IN FEBRUARY.

The board Of county commission
. I. .ast Monday with all mem
lrs present. Lite business was
.iss-As.s>-ll out OF the regular
r5al..e.
~. instructions received from
v. .asdal q putty state superin-
.s,.e-.t seAoels. the Atlanta and
g.--g ~ .ricts were orusred abolish
~--4ty SIerA Garrison was In
s.r@ussi. " ADVERTISE ter bids to be
ppsu1- IL tie firs, Monaay In Feb
~. "a. furnishing TO the coun-
i. A>.-ru i4r prisoners confined IN
tie ss.--;y jaI.. county lob work Ant
s..e, >are II coun-y iadisents.
..-,. ,....u II J.ls Men Mhiae On dut,
fi~. c~Grt
"AS aro~leA to notify
u.l. va Jr. to re-opln the
=
..., .Cl u. 1au lately ien.eo
s-1- 41tlcriseo the ea-
j.. - . u.snt GeDsty sheriff
I'D =. a sa4ary u 500 per
4.LH OI gUNDS
OBJ. 4.uAitor IulserTeu re-
...x s0.4al..oA ~ the var.
A A.,.. ~ AeIeAoer 4. 20 Do &S
x .YNa
@.a..4...o r.A4, s9sl.4S; Ca.iente
..y go. 4..I.. soI.Ss; Calients scna.
~. Ai,-.,, .4,oo..oa: Laiiente toWn.
s, sal.sAIe AAver, sovo.S1; Ca
...eIe ma,tr Lvno, sAU.i5; I2iieute
49,. 49,, y.l.tA; contingent, s2sS.'
o4 Vl..reAt Exp. sos4.ot.
aoau funus--Leeri.oge. $S.25; De
a.lar, sou.oo; Eag.e valley, $2o.ou; !;
4A.Ao, y.ov; Meaaow Val. Sl,pa2.oo'
.5prin. valley, slS.30.
ue.amar loSn, sS0.ol: district 1uds
IS sai@r,, s24; game aud fash. $l2;
ssnera. county, schi. si.S0I.So; gen
county, sl,3I4.76; high school. $3.50.
-. ..isn sch.ol but uing, ss7s: indi
,>..vs: int rest. Sl.4Sl.97; juSy
- anaca RAJ, $1s7.02; Pa
,.t,- sp. ski. int. s9o9.62; Pa
a ~. schl. sink. $2.6al.be: n
.ir4, f244.S,; ioche road, Sl07.
spl. schl int. slsl s3; n
h. sink. sl.75s.Ss; II
2sS.,s; 81 ary. S1.2os.7S
,s..la; sat, $1,5295S
d persons. si,eS0
.ee., 30
..se f4aas, s22,64o.6o.
las-- c. ma. sl9o.77; A
II 4, t.. $2c0; Blu lior
iiei t., 1903; Co
Gicy Val. S6t
as.7.; De.amar, $S6'
% .6i; + lat Nos'
a.t, 80 rs; Hik
i3che, 1913.
i hare, $45s7 70
prius Val. $3.50
The Detroit times., 1911-05-20
R j. RITZ GIVES
PEPPERY TALK
Secretary of Pontiac Y. M. C. A.
Tells Epworth Leaguers They Need
More Masculinity In Work.

r. ]. Ritz, Y. NJ. c. A. secretary In
Pontiac. Mich, told the delegates TO
the district convention Of the Epworth
league. In Palmer Memorial church,
Friday morning, that the Epworth
league Is the only organization able
TO cope with the problem of attract
ing, interesting and holding the boy
and girl to religious life.
THE child In the average home gets
no religious training at all, little, IL
the public school, so what can you
expect of him?" asked Mr.. Ritz. The
average mother and father leaves the
religious instruction OF their children
to the Sunday school and the average
teacher there is no more qualified to
teach religion than I am to teach do
nestle science or aviation. and I don't
know the first thing about either. The
average boy does not care to go to.
Sunday school. He sort Of believes
Sunday school is only meant for girls
and real little boys who can't help
themselves. You have to reach this
boy through his social nature. ist %
Where Is the boy who does not
like companionship? That's where the
social department of the Epworth
league comes In, II II Is the right
kind OF department. This depart
ment has q greater opportunity to
bring boys and girls to Jesus Christ
than any other agency In the church.
There is one great trouble In league
work and for that matter In all church
work, there Is not enough masculinity
in II. Put boy at the door OF your
league meetings, one with a merry
heart and a pleasant smile and q
hearty handshake. not a pretty, gig
in their place as 'coaxers. but It's the
manly boy you want at the door,"
A remark by Mr.. Ritz to the effect
that social department leader did
not need to be, necessarily, Chris
tian, brought forth lively discussion
Of protest.
when said that, was fishing for
just this discussion, and you took the
bait" retorted Mr.. Ritz. II wanted
to find out what sort Of person you
considered q Christian. In my opin-
ion, he Is not q sanctimonious saint
who can pray for fifteen minutes
straight without losing breath, but
Hive wire charged with human SYM
pathy and cheer, and that's the kind
Of leader you want"
Mr. Ritz also took fling at the
mercy and help department" Of the
league, declaring that there was too
much Of the spirit OF help after mem
Der was dead
This department ought to be on
the Job before sorrow and trouble
come, and should get busy helping a
fellow before he gets sick" said Mr..
Ritz. Whats the use of placing a
bouquet Of flowers on his grave? He
can't smell their sweetness and ten
chances to one they will be swiped
of the grave before your back Is turn
ed. Make life sweet for him and the
bouquet on the grave will take care
Of Itself"
The annual election of officers re-
suited as follows: President, the
Rev. Russell Hopkins, pastor Of Ninde
Methodist church, first vice-president,
Charles E. Holmes; second vice-presi-
dent, Miss Alice Bird; third vice-presi-
dent, Gordon Bayley; fourth vice-pres-
ident. Miss Bessie Carpenter, Pontiac;
secretary-treasurer, Albert Marlatt.
The Detroit times., 1911-05-20

Il attended the Catholic church I'm
the morning when ! was a boy In Del
ray" said Mr.. Philippart, but | went
to the Methodist Sunday school In the
afternoon. II was I'm the Methodist
Sunday school that.I learned that pas
sage OF scripture on which | base
what healing power | possess. GER
tainly believe In the Supreme Being.
but want to say that IL II were
proved to me that Jesus Christ was
not the Son OF God would still be-
lieve that he was a man OF superna-
tural powers"
Mr.. Philippart, 81 years old. is a
man Of powerful physique. with short
black and somewhat pointed mus
tache. He had but little chance TO
acquire an education. having to work
on little farm which his father OPP
Grated.
Does Rushing Business.
That he has heavy patronage was
evident from the number OF patients.
about 20, who were waiting when The
Times reporter called. The patients
get number on arriving at the Office
and have to await their turn. The re-
porter's number was 103. Mr.. Philip
part said he Is generally busy from z
In the morning until late at night
People come from all parts OF the
United States and Canada to see him.
There were several women from Es-
sex. Ont. among the Thursday pa
tients. The patients used to SIT out In
the street while waiting to see him.
but the neighbors complained and the
healer now insists on their remaining
inside or on his veranda.
Mr.. Philippart told The Times that
he Is working on a system of photog-
raphy which would put the x-ray com
pletely In the shade. BY his process.
photographs OF the Interior OF hu-
man body can be taken through the
clothing, Mr.. Philippart explained.