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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-07-03

WANTED-By a half million dollar
corporation, representative for Far
20, NJ D., and surrounding territory, TO
sell a line Of high grade advertising
novelties and signs. Our novelties are
annropriate for every business and
live man can easily make from Sl.-
500 to $4,000 a year. Exclusive terri
tory. To the proper man a personal
interview will be granted. Bastian
Bros. Co. 368. care Forum
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A BARGAIN--Two bowling alleys, two
Brunswick balk calender pool tables:
will sell cheap IL sold at once. Ad-
dress 287, care Forum.
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FOR SALE--A well established imple-
ment business representing an ex-
ceptional opportunity for the right
man. Address Box 3S6, jamestown,
N. %.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

HAVE knight PRINTING e. Drlnt g
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SHAVE 10 CENTS, hair cut rs; also
baths. at Fargo House barber shop.
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NICELY furnished front room. large
closet in modern house with board !:
one one block from business center. Phone
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-07-03

PRlNTER-To take charge Of mech
anical department of The BoWpels
v,rihune: GOOD wages to. the right man.
Address B. A. Stefonowicz, Bowbells,
N D.
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Linotype operator at once.
Globe Gazette, Wahpeton. n. ID.
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FOR RENT-Several houses for rent,
ranging ia price from IS 10 $40 per
month. w. ]. Lane. First National bank
building.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-07-03

" YOU WANT something by way Of
good board and room in strictly
modern house you can find 1t at 2Ii
Tenth street north. Phone 2a02,
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WANTED-Two men to deliver photo
praghic work; good wages and trav-
cling expenses. Address 36S, care bo-
rum.
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registered in n.
d., single man preferred; answer
stating experience. 871 care Forum.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-07-03

MODERN front room suitable for two
with board. 1114 Second avenue
south, Phone S49-J.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-07-03

WANTEp-Boy to work evenings for
room and board. Apply Webster
hotel.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-07-03

SoARD AND ROOM offered with pri-
Vate family reasonable rates. i4I7
lTst avenue north. Phone SAL.
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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms, opera
house annex. Phone 1861.
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POSITION wANTED-MALg.

CARPENTER WORK by day or job.
II. M. Talbot, 102 Eighth street
north.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-07-03

ROOM AND RoARD-Large front
room on first floor, suitable for two
gentlemen. Phone 529-L. $40 Ninth
street north.
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Room AND BOARD at the CIIfton
AS Eighth street north.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-07-03
BOARD AND ROOM OFFERED.

BOARD AND ROOM. sO7 Second
street north. '1
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TWO ROOMS for rent for light house
keeping. 7l5 Seventh avenue north.
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statesmen WANTED.

WANTED-Salesmen to sell automo-
bile oils and lubricating oils; excel
lent Inducements. The Middle states
Oil CO., Cleveland, O.
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HOUSES FOR RENT and flats In all
parts Of Fargo; fine list OF houses
Cor sale from @700 to $500: see US.
Hodgson Realty Co.. Fargo. N. ID.
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FoR sALE-HousEHoLp GOODS

FOR SALE-Quick meal gasoline
stove, iron bed and springs Call at
40 Eleventh street north.
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WANTE OPPOSITION by married man
as foreman on farm; references II re-
uuired. Address $40. care Forum.
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FOX EXCHANGE.

FIVE. PASSENGER Rambler, two
cylinder, in first class repair; a
bargain Ii taken at once. Call at 222
Broadway.
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FOR SALE-A secondhand four-cylln-
der thirty-five horsepower automo-
bile, first class condition. freshly
painted. also several others. t09 Fifth
street north.
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LOST.
MANTED TO suY.

Mems worn carmen. Phone 1s27--.
Fargo.
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FOR SALE--Newspape plant in Cass
county; largest circulation outside OF
Fargo, good town, liberal advertising,
well settled community. Address 372,
care Forum, Fargo, n. D.
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WANTED-Men to learn barber trade;
few weeks completes by our metnod;
her college 81 H. Nicollet avenue, Min
neapolis, MINI. Established 1898.
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FOR RENT-Five-roo house after
July /. Apply 3o1 First avenue
south.
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MRS. ASH. lila Thirteenth street
north, will sell all of her household
effects. Call forenoons.
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PRINTER--Job, ad and makeup man,
wants position in North Dakota or
Montana at once Address 367, care
Forum.
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order cook and an
all around man for restaurant;
must be sober and industrious. Han
naford hotel, Hannaford, n. y.
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FOR sALE-I.OOO acres Of grass lands
IN Wilkin and Clay counties, Mimi;
70 cents TO 50 cents per acre. l.. w.
Crowl. Barnesvalle MINI.
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FOR SALE-Good restaurant and
confectionery; good location: very
cheap If taken at once; also a team
OF horses for sale. Address 3O2, First
avenue north. Moorhead. Phone
1871.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-09-07
A BROKEN AGREEMENT.
Claim Made by Daniel Mcfane against
John McLane.

The case of Daniel McLane against
John W McIanc of Cnderhill. an action
to recover sl,Gp) for the breaking OF
covenant agreement. was entered Tues
day in Chlttcndcn county court.
The plaintiff AYERS that he conveyed to
prislng POO acres and valued at 5000, and
upon which are certain mortgages, and
that in return the defendant agreed to
board and care for him In sickness and
health during lis natural l'fe, and was
also to keep for his use a horse. harness
and wagon wien the plaintiff, Daniel
McT.ane, wished to use such.
The plaintiff declares further that the
defendant neglected and refused to fur
nish board and clothes. and to care for
him. and that ever since November g.
1910 the defendant has treated him with
great harshness and brutality. causing
him pain and soreness and compelling
him to pay money for Doctors bills.
The cl aicerY case of Samuel II. Miller
VIZ. the Merchants National bank Of
Plattsburgh, y. V, was also entered.
The orator pravs the court to grant a
temporary Injunction against further
prosecution in the case Of the Merchants
National bank Of Pittsburgh VS.. Samuel
II. Miller, docketed IN Chittenden county
court, and in which some $500 are claim
ed on endorsed notes
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-09-07
CENTRAL VERMONT RAILWAY
TRAINS LEAVE GURIINGToN.

TRAINS LEAVE GURIINGToN.
d.Oh n, paily-Fcr Montreal
7:16 a. m. Except sunday-For all
New England points.
7.o5 q m Except Sunday-Local for
Cambridge Junction.
,o.n1 Sundays nly.-For b.
Adams.
IN .O5 a m Except Sunday-Local for
Montreal
1O.57 a. m. Daily New ENGLAND
S:ates Limited for all New
England points.
s.. Adams and Richford, white
River Junction and New Eng
land points.
4.4O y. m. Except Sunday-For Mon
treal, Rouses Point and Rich
d.oO y m Except Sunday-Looal for
Cambridge Junction.
GAS D. m. paily-EXpress for Mon,
treal and Chicago. and local
for White River Junction and
New York, except Saturday.
Sleeping car to New York ex-
cept Saturday
100 o. m, Daiiy.-Express for ell
New England points.
TRAINS ANRIvE BURLINGTON.
200 a. m, Daily.-Express from
Boston and New York.
2.15 q. M. Except sunday-Mail from
81. Adams and Cambridge
Junction.
10 40 a. M. Except Sunday. local from
st. Johnsbury,
tTx,an, sunday local from
White River Junction and
Montpelier and New York,
1O.Ho n yn Sundays only.--Passen-
ger train from New York and
white River Junction.
,1.An ~ Deily.-Express from
Chicago and Montreal.
| 1.AO ~ m Except Sunday, local from
st Adams. White River june
ton and Montpelier
s.oSp m Except Sunday-Mail from
Montreal. eostcp, worcester
md Springfield
TAO %. m. Daily.-ENpress nom
BOSTON and New York. Local
: from Montreal and St Adams
a.do ~ M Except Sunday. local from
portland and st, Johnsbury
,,.1z - - Daily Express from
Chicago and Montreal
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-09-07
SCHOOLS TO OPEN MONDAY
Buildings Nearly Ready New
Manual Training Apparatus.
Teacher Training Course to be offered
I'm High school, Through Act of
Inst Legis!nturc-I.ist of
Teachers.

Preparations for the opening of the
city schools next Monday morning are
nearly completed. The various buildings
have been put in repair during the sum
mer and are now ready for occupancy.
At the high school new equipment has
been received for use in the manual
training department.. and this is now be-
ing installed under the direction OF Mr.
Christmas.
superintendent H. o. Wheeler gave
out Tuesday the following list of teach
crs for tho coming year. as revised to
date. A few slight changes may yet
be made.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-09-07
MEMS LIST.
WINOOSKI LIST.

There Is a good story of an actor who
was depicting on the boards a powerful
pathetic part.
lie was made up marvellously to look
starved to skin and bone tottering on the
verge OF death from starvation, gasp
ing for breath. and weak from emacia-
tion.
Still, he had on his fingers a flashing
diamond ring, and the sarcastic gallery
reproved him for It one night
At the crucial moment the hero faltered
out in agony to the gallery: Good
heavens. If this fails, what shall I do?'
The answer foated down unexpectedly
from the top seats;
Pawn yer ring
The act was spoiled. Ideas
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-09-07

the international municipal congress and
referred TO Mayor Roberts. with power
to act.
BILLS PAID.
Department bills IN part were paid as
follows; Fire department statement.
s2o5.O1. pay roll. sl.364.93; electric light de-
partment, si0GIS0; pauper department,
s1,o27.06 for July and s9o2 % for August
water department, s2.5s2 81; police state
ment, s6e.O1. pay roll, sl,S5o3; library,
1854; parks. s2o7E. pay roll s21l %;
quarantine supplies, s90l7 and t3S 60.
ABATEMENT OF TAXES.
for abatement of taxes. at meeting of
the board Tuesday evening. appointed
Assessor +. O. Beaupre and Aldermen
Dion, Hawkins and Drew to work with
himself and City Treasurer Grant as ii
committee to consider tax appeals. The
meeting was adjourned 20 next Tuesday
evening, no business being transacted.
A list for abatement was received from
city Treasurer Grant, II including George
H. Catiin, listed s2s by error: the ID. w
Robinson estate, s262.O; Lieut.. Tom ID
Barber. marine. $3.50 for poll tax. and
G. +. smith, Jr., n minor, $3.50 for pol
tax. This list will be acted upon at the
next meeting.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-09-07
ADVERTISED LETTER

List of unclaimed letters remaining in
the Burlington, Vermont, postoffce for
the week ending September ., 1911:
WOMEN's IIsT
Mrs Ed Bowdoin (2l. Mrs Marie Cook,
Miss b. Downs. May Fassett Miss y,
Grimm Miss Charlotte Hammond. Car
RTE La Voe Lillian Lafrance, Mrs. II. A,
La Chicotte, Mrs. Mary Mason, Miss Mil
dred Marion Sally McCuen, Mrs, Alice +,
Moore, Florence Reynolds, Mrs NJ. q
Stimmel. Mrs. II. c. Torey, Nellie from
bly,, Miss Eva r. Wright, Maud f. Wor-
| then, Charlotte S. Bates.
MEMS LIST
Erna Anderson, Willie Berger Sailor
Brunnelle, w. II. Courtney, Albert Car
mine. b. A. Eaton, Henry j. Farley, Galley
Fushey, Ralph Greenwood, J. w Grace
W. r. Howe william Hudson (oD. James
Jeuvin Fred +. Kingston Y. w Kinney
| Lyonell & Ieveston. Jim Lloyd, j. W
Seirus, NJ A. Laventure. II. c. Lane
Frank La Force. Joseph McCaulcy
Charles T. Murray. Edw. F. Norcross
Frank w Phipps. James Rushlow. S. a
Sibley, Mr.. Watson. Roy A. Willis, ". o
Nick. G. Iscrfulns,
| WGNOOSKT LIST
Mrs. Josephine Amls, Mrs G. Butler
Miss F.. ]. Battlse, Mrs. Wllfred Cantin
Frank Moore. Philip Mark, Janowi Mac
kulskierny. Joe Polyski, Mrs. Mary Pc
| core
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-09-07
RESOLUTIONS AND PETITIONS.

resolution providing that 5000 he
placod to the credit of the street de-
partment, in addition to the appropriation
of s,5o for the Lakeside sewer was
adopted Herald Stevens. chairman of
the street commissioners, had previously
explained that the department was work
ing on the sewer and that II needed money
for its payroll, amounting to something
like 800 each week,
A resolution providing for concrete
walks on both Sides of Crowley street
was adopted.
A resolution providing for the purchase
of three new fire alarm boxes was
adopted
A resolution was also adopted pro-
viding for placing concrete walks on both
sides OF Bradley place.
A petition for an electric light on Mans
field avenue, between LOOMS street and
Colchester avenue. was referred TO the
electric light commissioners with power
| to act
petition submitted by the y Il, I,
! T. company to place ~ poles on the Apple
; tree Point road. so that the house o
[ r. A. Jordan may have telephone con
| nectlon. was referred to the street com
| mlssioners.
An invitation to the mayor to atten
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-09-07

n nr,nnry-Mary NJ Loomis 1. Hun
gerford terrace.
r., prInnary-sarah A. Wheeler, III
Bank street
"a prlmary-Mary f. Farrell s5 North
willard street
sneciuI asslstant-Dorothy Drury,
Grant street
KiuderRarten-( See Barnes SCHOOL,
IRA ALLEN SCHOOL.
PRINCIPAL, c grammar, A Intermediate
Cora u. Drew 50 Grant street
u and c intermcdiate--Clara p. LOOMS,
"A Hungerford terrace.
A and u primary Della L. Calvert Is
Union street, Winooski, VT
c prnary--Mary McDermott, s14 COL
chester ave.
Special acknowledgement W. IIasar,
II North Union street.
CHASE STREET KtNDERGARTEN.
Katherine f. necbe, CT North Union
street. pupil teacher
s. w. THAYER SCHOOL.
Principal-Camlla Blondln. Bradley
road.
Assistant-Kathryn Blondic. Bradley
road.
CHAMPLA1N SCHOOL
Principal and b intermedlatc--Mary A.
Farrell 347 South WinoosM avenue.
c intermedlate-Ma +. Donnelly.
A primary-Agatha Blondin, Bradley
road.
b primary-Marion A. Landon, So South
Union street.
C primary-Ruth A. Bullard 472 South
Union street.
1<indergarten-Kat r. Harar. Il
North Union street.
Special assistant Ethel Iamberton.
CHANGES IN HIGB SCHOOL.
Two instructors in the high school last
year have finished their service here,
and have gore to Massachusetts Isaac
*. Ellis. who taught mechanical drawing
during the past two years, has accepted
q position In a school near Boston. and
will begin his duties there in a few days
Ira Is. Stafford, who taught here three
years. has taken a business position in
Boston,
Everett V. Perkins, who Joins the
teaching staff of the high school for
the first time This year. Is a graduate OF
the University OF Vermont IN the class
Of 1905. He has been principal of the higl
schools in Lypdonville and Enosburr
Falls, successfully, and his record has
been very successful one. HIS wife was
Miss Eliza Read OF Essex Junction, who
is graduate of the Burlington hipl
school in the class of 1906.
Mrs. Mary Deyette, formerly OF Bur.
lington. is a graduate of the local higl
school and the University Of Vermont
She has had many years OF experience
and was recently principal of the Shell
burne high school. She possesses grea
force and ability.
Miss Eleanor Marshall IS n graduate o
Smith College and comes 10 Burlington
highly recommended. Miss Jennie Car
ruthers has taught In Nergennes ard Ran
dolph. Miss Evelyn Enright is . gradual,
of the Burlington high school and Smitl
, College. Miss Mildred Small has had
very successful record in teaching ont
| side OF this State. and. like Miss Car
ruthers. she Is a college graduate.
TEACHER TRAINING COURSE.
teacher training course made possibl
| by act of the State Legislature in l9l
WI" ne "'ereu l" 'he hish school IN
| coming Sedi'
-N.9S 'o"''a ~ Nroi'' graduate
! ""''' "o' MAJ 9'''oO' anu S"'
| "" '''" "N9'sHc' "
'' SUM- ''"'' H"P''
y, ei"N'''o''' ~ '"No '''' -
"
| and academies of the first class and RI
|
.,,, ,. ,., i, 81,
,hoorv -. coaching and ohsar,,,lona, an
,r,o,ioo ,,or,, u.i,, no r.o,,irod NJ ooc
s,,,dort IN certain ,r,dod ,cboo,s +, ~
o,., das,gro,o, for m, n,,rrosn succas,
| t,L comnle,,on NJ tho ro,,rso entitIes ~
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-09-07
ANXIOUS.

We have seen no one disposed to ar
que against Mr., Roosevelt's contention
that his nomination in 1912 would be a
calamity.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-09-07

YOUR WANT AID. will md the finder
OF your lost article-unless he's trying
not to be found.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-21

IN the bonds was IN the first two hours 81
the trading, when large blocks changed
hands AZ prices ranging from 7s14 N s..
which was the high for the day. In the
later trading transactions in m" bonds feii
ov greatly. and the price also declined
until IL touched 7s%, within half point
Of the low figure OF the day. The closing
sale was At 20
There was only one transaction In inter
borough Rapid Transit Is. S4"' ~ the
bonds changing hands AZ ie<. which was
half a point under the closing Agure on
"Wednesday
Brooklyn Rapid Transit. after opening ~
81. ND hree-fourthr ot point from
the preceding DAYS close. and advancing
70 ga, on the announcement that the com
psny would get the award NJ the contracts
for the new subways, broke m 2fs "hen
IN became known that the vote giving me
Brooklyn company rhe contracts nust ne
reconsidersd. The stock recovered hair
point 10 s3&s az the close, which was net
gain If !. on the days transactions "hicn
totalIed ls, 50o shares
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-21
CAUSES DOCTOR S" ARREST
Woman Says Supposed Physician Gave
Her nlsagreeahle Medicine.

FecausA he had 20 license 70 practise
medicine. Max Weinberg. OF No. Ves'
18TH street uas arrested YESTERDAY and
held IN $40 bail by Magistrate hernocnan
in the Harlem police court
The arrest vas made on complaint ~
John C Dyer. Of m. County Medical 60
cietv. on the TESTIMONY a Miss Belle
Holmes a detective for the society In th-
house where Weinberg lives all the other
occupants are negroes. Miss Holmes said
she visited Weinberg on July 9 and July
e saving che rad pains IN her head
Weinberg poured 4 liquid composition over
her shoulders she said. and forced her 70
take disag-seable medicine
When sh~ visited Weinberg, Miss Holmes
said she was escorted 70 him BY a Miss
Ieno,r. who said that she vas ffty years
old. but looked thirty, and attributed her
Youthful appearance 70 the treatment she
-arsi,-A1 from Welnberz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-21
SLUMP IN lNTERB0R0UGH
Rejection of Subway Plans
Causes Big Drop in Stocks.

The announcement that the new subway
offer Of the Irterborough Rapid Transit
COMPANY had been rejected by the Board
OF Estimate caused a big slump in Inter
borough Metropolitan securities in The
stock market yesterday. The preferred
stock dropped from 5ii4. m. high point ~
the dav. 70 HA while the common broke
IS. POINTS 70 ia on Wednesday. when -
appeared likely that tbs Gnt.rborough's Of
fer would be accepted. the preferred sold
I'D 20 5sz and the common - m
Roth stocks rallied az tho close, tho corn
mon recovering a point - lsi4. which was
a net loss II Il, points for the dsy, while
the preferred advanced = point from the
low azure If The day. closing az 81. or ga
points under the anal quotation on Vednes-
DAY
Intsrsorough Metropolitan - Per cent
bonds were also weak. dropping ~ points
on the days transactions, which totalled
&. $4,000 A block % S3oo,cno Of the bonds
was sold At the opening at 7al. and 7ei..
which was 81 70 -. points below the high
OF the preceding day. The greatest activity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-21

70 have This matter 90 cver." said Fresi-
dent McAnerv. but I feel bound 70
press these resolutions"
Il have another delicacy IN voting On
this matter" persisted the Mayor. Ut
seems that The routes can never be ap-
proved except by the Mayor acting in
dependent1v. 7 don't want This power,
but if it is put up to ME 7 shall exercise
IL rs Navor
Ready to Face Responsibility,
Controller Prendergast started 70 talk
and everybody looked for something
sharp. Z think every member Of this
board "a ready 70 take his own respon-
sibilitv." he said We will take ours
now. The Mayor can take his when II
comes - him. 7 hope this resolution
will e through
Another demonstration started and
the Mayor, evidently much put cur, said
7 must suggest that you people az the
rail take your seats. And you pointing
70 one man should have the decency 70
take that cigar our Of your mouth,
Lieutenant Kennel started - push the
crowd back "a the clerk called the roll
on the resolution. The vote was II 70 )
in ITS favor. and the crowd, thinking II
had been carried. surged our Of the
room. When they had gone the Mayor
announced that the resolution had not
been carried Later some ~ the sub
vav bugs" came boiling back 70 fnd OUT
what all the trouble was.
As soon as Chairman WILCOX Of ths
Public Service Commission learned that
the Interborough proposition had been
defeated he called I'D President Shonts,
asking that an early date be SET for q
conference in regard 70 the third track
ing and extension ~ the elevated lines
and rha operation Of the Steirway tun-
mel Recently the counsel NJ the com
mission has been preparing certificates
for the third-tracking, but IN line with
the whole proposition Of the Interior
ouGh
In the afternoon President McAnery
had a long talk with the Mayor. He eE-
nao+e IN 20 10 Lake George TO-DAY.