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The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1912-06-06

There has been some effort made to
induce State Senator Pauhamus to enter
the race for governorship this fall. Els
pecialy was the effort put forth at the
recent state convention when it was pro-
posed to line up the PoindeXter followin
for the Pierce County senator. Senator
Poindexter has been outspoken for the
candidacy of John c. Lawrence from the
start. In letter to the editor of The
Tribune from Washington, d. c., some
months ago, Mr.. Poindexter said: Your
choice for governor is a most commend
able one. l hope the division among the
Progressives among several candidates,
will not lose that office for them
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1912-06-06
The County Printing.

The Fellingham American of Tuesday
morning has this to say regarding the
awarding of the contract for the Off
cial county printing to The Tribune:
.t'ICm the standpoint of dollars there
vas hut little difference between the
bid of the Lynden Tribune and the
Wc.'ilv Reveille for the county print
ing. and the commissioners let the con-
tract to The Tribune. But from the
point of complying with the spirit and
the letter of the law, in view of the
fact that the Reveilles bid called for
equal publicity through the Herald and
tit. Anci ican-Reveille, the commissions
els acted without their usual wisdom.
THE Lynden Tribune is a sprightly
ard {; very excellent little paper, but
only a small proportion of the taxpay-
els of the county will have the bene-
fit Of tn. publicity of the countys le-
gal notices.
NO businessman would have hesitat-
ed for moment in awarding the con-
ira t to re Teveille. Besides, it was
in fact The lowest Offer"
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1912-06-06

The next county treasurer is going to
be a woman-Nellie c. Rogers.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1912-06-06

Judge o. C. Moore, law partner of
Senator PoindeXter, issued a statement
at Spokane which eliminates such con-
bination as that referred to above. Il
will say that as far as Senator Poindex-
ter and his friends are concerned" said
Judge Moore, months ago they COM
mitted themselves to the candidacy of
John c. Lawrence and they will not be
disaffected from him at this time
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1912-06-06

The Ai1erican need entertain no fears
that the county officials have acted UNI
wisely in this matter. There will be no
cause ior regret on their part nor on the
pat OF the people Of the county, and
the proceedings will receive due publicity
through the columns of The Tribune.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1912-06-06

Tho difference between II cents and
80 cents per irch of reading matter, ma!
not ainodpt to much from the stand
D lint Of tie standpat Bellingham publ
cation, hut the county commissioners
are serving the people of the county
ant consider ed the difference sufficient
Reason for awarding the contract tt
The Tribune. If the Reveille had beer
the lowest bidder, there is no question
but what II would haze received the
contract.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-22
BUSINESS PERSONALS


BUSINESS PERSONALS
cornice and steel Ceilings.
CARTER Sheet Metal Works. Omaha
Dancing Academies.
Morands private lessons every day.
Glasses Mon. and Fri. ?. m Doug. 296l
Dentists.
DR.. MLERAN. specialist IN plate work.
Satisfaction or no Zee. "a Brandeis Bldg
Taft's dental rooms. I5i7 Doug. D. MA
Bailey. the dentist. city Matt. D. 2sss.
Mach a Mach. "a floor Paxton. D. ios&
Detectives.
JAMES ALIAN-Neyflle Blk. Evidence
secured in all cases. Tyler il&
y. w. LoNGNEckER. 81 Karbach BIZ.
Omaha Secret serv. rs Paxton blk. D.isls
DressmakfnE.
Terry's Dressmaklng college nth q Far.
wANTED-sewing. SIS day. Web. SOS.
Terry's Dressmaking college, sOth & Far.
Everything Electrical.
Electric lighting fix. wholesale anu retail
Burgess Grsnden Co. 1911 Howard. D-ssi-
Everythins for Women.
CONSULT DR. BURKE. q Doug. BIZ.
CTTRTAINS iaundered. Mrs Car
mody. Harvey iess.
fe,,,..e AZ y. .x..-.,-,.. =. -. - xU s,1o
Willow plumes, made from your old and
new feathern. reasonable. iSs =. IL d. 7sss.
TRY the BOSTON WET WASH. Have
your. family wash brought home ready
for drying at i5c. Doug. so1l. B-x1
EVELYN BoLEN will go 70 homes TO
take measure for tailor-riade corsets,
clean and repair corsets. Douglas sz2S
DRESS pleatinss, buttons, covered, ali
sizes and styles THE IDEAL PL4EAT-
ING CO.. 800 Douglas Block. Both phones.
MAYME RAUBER a hATEST N
itet S. 18th 81. block souln o. william.
DRUGS at cut prices; freight paid on
$40 orders; catalogue free. sherman q
Mcconnell Drug Co. Omaha, Nsb.
Guarantee Launry. zine work. o. ssn
skinner's maoai ohl and snaxhetti. ioc pks.
Feed Mills and stores.
Feed. an kinds. Glencoe Mills. sss1 lizard.
sesists.
~, -: :: wv. 1-.se.;
I. HENDERSON. isls Farnam. d. isss.
BRANDEls FLORIST. Bandels bldg.
RATTLE FToRIsTs Royd T5.a,.- 6I5
- -
Mcdonald brass and bronze foundry. ain.
-.-,-a.. ~. ..se e@s1nss. Nv. .ssz.0n-
hr eeoas'
Mrs. 8. Matthews, SO Bee Bldg b. eos
Iron and Wire Fencing.
Anchor Fence Co. M ". II. Tel. Red siA
Monuments and Msasoieums.
Motorcyeies.
-.ee-- - :. =. .sese.. - 2. -.e..-
-
,,,rns,,, nsS $500 , pvnNsay .o ysns
PERRIN Van . stoTsSe- TyI.r 100.
Bins
kurn. moving; 2 men. q per hr. W. a7tA
NaItixrapaers-
ITCHY Duplicating Co, 78 Omaha
Natl Bldg. Mailing lists. Douslas it5&
OMAHA DUPLICATING CO.. 90 PAX
TON Blk. POUCHES 6ls.
Music. Art and Languages.
Experleneed violin teacher. Web. $50
Opticians.
1 o : : " YIN. l..elns eno rep 8. ~ 5rAnoeln
Alice Johnson, ss-s Brandeis The. BIDS.
- : -. - :, --ee-- .e-.e-
~! =. u 1@Inen r11.on n... Ie-- 4-a -.
willard kddy. L.O S.1s lat. -. > -.
Photographers.
Rinehart, pho,orraphers. 18th a Farn.u,.
Printing.
Taww Pahor pr;,,ou r.,.psop.
~ n, ~ ,,,a = , ..l,' Doug. iels,
- $3.50 20 SoSH n.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-22

MODERN 5-room apartment on West
Farnam ST.. steam heat. shades. gas
Stove and isnitor service, very choice.
JOHN w. ROBBINS. isn FARNAM ST.
ER00M DEsTRABT.E APARTMENT
N THE CALIFORNIA SEE JANIToR
DOUGLAS ST.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-22
uI.-wHIcH oUARRYl

uI-wHICH QUARRY!
Coming in sight OF the fusitives. the
Russian officer in charge takes out his
field glasses and carefully looks over the
ground. He sees Desmond fleeing In one
direction. the uihiiist another. So he de-
cides his party will go In pursuit Of Des-
mond- He does not care for Q stray nihil-
list. more or less. with Desmond at
large.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-22
LOST AND FOUND

PERSONS having lost some article
would do well TO call up the office OF the
Omaha & Council Bluffs Street Railway
company to ascertain whether they left 1t
In the street cars.
Many articles each day are turned In
and the company is anxious to restore
them 10 the rightful owner. Call Doug
las ~
OMAHA & COUNCIL BLUFFS STREET
RAILWAY COMPANY.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-22
OFFERED FOR SALE
Furniture,

Furnisure.
CLOSING out sale Of furnltur. a..
stoves steel ranges. good as new: "a -
sonaoae OFFER refused. VIII sal s~p.rsss
or ~ together. ms Cunning.
FURNITURE, Including piano "a FE-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-22
OFFERED FOR RENT
Apartments and Flats.
lol n. nsr STREET.

The west half OF this beautiful new
double brick house. with large grounds.
will be for rent April l. IS per month.
The house is Of latest design, with large
living room and other features not usually
found in houses for rent. Don't bother
tenant, but let US show you the house
J, II. DUM0NT & SON,
Phone Douglas 60. 1893 Farnam st.
Omaha
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-22
u.-ANorHER BONE.

IIs-lt-NVI TIEfIk bOaHbs
As Desmond urges his way across the
snow with Rosamond he suddenly encoun-
tiers another nihIlist. The nihilist is hold
ing what appears to be bomb Of unusual
size. and Desmond. remembering his pur-
suers. instantly thinks Of a plail- He tells
the nihillst to 30 one way while he him
self and Rosamond seek safety In an
entirely different direction.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-22

VILLAGE TO FACE
While the Russians have chased off In
pursuit Of vodka, Claude goes on with one
object in view. He will halt Desmond.
save Rosamond and then punish the VII
lain as he deserves Now Claude comes
face to face with Desmond, and the
baffled abductor attempts to bluff 1t out
Tomorrow We shall see the result Of the
encounter.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-22
WANT ADS

Want ads received at any time but
10 insure proper classification must
be presented before IL o'clock M. for
the evening edition and before 1880
y. m. for morning and Sunday edi.
fions. Want ads received after snch
hours will have their first Insertion
under the heading toe Late 70
Classify"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-22

SMITH 4 NIXON. high-grsds uu~.vs.
plano nearly nsrs bargain. a N Ia.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-22

CASH RATES FOR WANT ADS.
REGULAR CLASsIF1CATios-ons
insertion ~ cent per word and
cent per word for each subsequent
consecutive insertion. Each insef.
sion made on odd days 1 u scent per
word; $3.50 per line per montii
when ad Is run without change oil
COPY.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-22
Won CAR AND VODKA.

Ns-FUH JLAR AND NUDfNA.
After his pull at the vodka bomb the
'nlhilist" is full Of renewed ambition to
get safely out OF the province. Once over
the border he expects to make lot OF
kopecks selling vodka to the soldiers who
are not allowed to hace canteens. But he
has relentless puTsuers. The Russian
officer chasing him has determined to get
that bomb.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-22
eaRp OF THANKS.

WE wish 10 thank our friends and
neighbors for their kindness shown US
during the illness and death OF our tatheI'
Also for the beautiful floral offerings.
Mrs Charles A. Nelson and Family.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-22

L-IHHUUUH- THE o.NOWs
Claude. who Is now mounted upon
hardy Russian pony, urges forward his
Russian friends They are on the down.
ward slope and should rapidly gain upon
the villain Desmond. who is forcing Rosa
mond to elope with him. The vengeance
upon Desmond will be terrible. but that
scoundrel deserves all he can get and
then some.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-22

FIVE ROOMS. NEW, steam heated
outside rooms. close In. two car lines
81 Tin May !. then SE.5a
1 OKEEFE REAL ESTATE CO.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-22
STOP READn

Learn automobile engineering in our srge
training shop. Hundreds OF succe 5sful
graduates. Complete equipment Of auto
mobiles and machinery. Address National
Auto Training Assn. ezs Brandets Thea
ter Bldg, Omaha, Neb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-02
H EN- RY B A Err
AdvOkaf uS,d NO7ar.
Saoaost. fcks SecSssfsr 0nd Wins 5fsassS
Tslsphons Canal III.

aampfestGrm lodte bic sanas iapanis
ihe unb europGtfde geoDIterung aus
ben Wobnunsen. Bis ipdt in bic
Naht binein bauerte Der aampf, uno
als Der Morgsn sraute. bssann er na9
tur5er Rubspauie ppn Nsuem, Inn
bann nod ben sansen Gag lang, NIT
tur3en WaffenItial anbsunterbrsdun-
gen, forts.ieBt gu tDerben. Die armee
Der ginbrinslinge idien, 10 tpeit iih
bas feftiteaenn lieB, ben Sieg bapongez
traaen gu baben. Ser Boben mar
tpeitbin NIT Sperlingsleiden beiGt unb
Der eigenarties Rri.g fheint, ipie bic
letten Melbuneen befaeen, mod nieht
10 raid beenbigt trerben gu follen. Die
Sapunsr tpeiIen auf Elm merfpiiroiges
3uiammentreffen bin. 9ieies Sabr
lit infplee bes gpbes bes aaiiers bas
lebte Der Wleijis Iera unb bus erFte Der
neuen 9aiibo=Gera; 5aiiho hsibt afer
ord, lrie mir bereits erfpdbnten, Der
6iieel, duf benz bic 5pasenidlaht
Ftot4Forb. Son man borans fhlieben,
bab iid an benz Resierunasnehfel in
Sapan aud Die Sperlinge in ibrer
Weife betbeilisen?
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-02

Spabeni hla9 Die eans.
8ep0lterung BON Sofoiuta, elmer in ber
Ndbe bon Sotpbama li.genb.n fIeinen
iupanif9en Stabt mar om Dienitaq,
13. Quguit b. s., 3euge elmer aubsror<
bentli6 blutisen SpabenIdlaht. Der
&f begann auf bsm .5aiibo 6ieel
in Jotoiufa, linb bic StreittrGfte Be-
itunben aug fhisr unsdblisen Gperlins
gen. Die aus alien 6immelsrihtunqen
aefommen tparen. 6unoerte bon Sperz
lingen fdnten ihon nah tpeniqen Ct
tunosn tobt aus Der Quft 6erab, tpGb.
renb Saufenbe bon Derpunbeten ben
fpilben admpf nod fortietten, Bis audi
iie hernieberfislen nnb bsrb'ut.ten. 9ie
Shladt be9ann Dtenitae Mbenb dede-
6 llbr. Ser 6immel tpurbe ploslid
berbnnfelt burh eine Gperlinospolfe;
Die met1ten SpaBen fhfpirrten bpm
Rorben heran aum 6iigel, fpo iis Be-
reits bon auhlloien nnberen Gperlinz
gen, bic iih dltf ben 81uren beg !6u>
gels ffpn felt Wohsn fsfteeiebt hattsn,
ertpartet tpurben. Mls bic neue Ghoar
in Siht fam. CAB es unter ben eines=
fehenen Spuben cine lebbafte Mufre>
ouna. tanpFluftig ffluoen Il. unite,
fnrilIem 5hlaatoeThrei nit ben ss[iis
seln. Der Nnsriff muf tpohl ertpoe
o.n unb aeplant esipsf.n fsin. benn bte
G1laHt tssann fofprt. Ter fur4.hay,
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. q 8 81 Dtbig tie.

Nahtndhter gum Stubenisn, tpsls
der bebuIelt nit einem 6ausfhliifiel
in Der 9anb auf Der greppe zines
fremben 5auies ftbt): rWesbalb iisen
sic oenn bier unb eebsn ntht ins
9aus Sie baben bod einen Aous>
fdliiiIel in Der 9anb9"
5tubsnt: ga, einen 6ausfhliiTel
babe id, uber oas saau panen6e 6aus
fs4I. mir no1.s
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gnrm bon 72 sderr, 1Os3mmer Saus
.pleIe bon ben Iracticn GarS itno ad.
SeaIibb: fir 9ReIfcret ooer, aLgenelne
ssdrmprooufic. Norcfftre z, u. SfiHMnn.
81 U1oin Cir, 9et SeaItbb. 2,3'
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gu permictben -SIats.

q o. 1921 sine Gin, nabe I'M BOO, bier
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Su Sermtcfben.

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ssrnnt3immer iotpie aipei fchonc Soinler5iTtntcr
mil Gas suHt stodhen uuo BeIeuGtung; aqcs
rein fir erter 4laiie partie,
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An perfoufen.6Gn,er.

gridhnns bon 8imrern. 9litic, eenentirs
TEN GiIler iinh Sof, ggafier @as iiro Geiper;
$4,000. 6. ". @arrtngtun. 9od Greet Gtds
Ittcn Mpcillie LIZ
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an brrfanfen-sSarmen.

So mt en-3o Mfer, 90 8iIugIanb. 10 s9eibes
Innn: u Wleile bon GfnIe nnb 8irte; 10'
3inmer 0auS, quite S'teucr urb 2inbenges
nduoe: S6iigarten init aepfcln; fleines Chft;
gutter @runneu: IRapIe Bdurne aIs S6atens
bduntc. bcr ipiinfhenspertbeiie 9l1t: 9reis
$4,000. Is. q. Sarrrustnn, 8od Greer gfa@
3604 Clifton gloe IL"
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Gu nerfanfcn -gcItanrant.

eitaurant so. 1908 Gin etraBs.
2,3&
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an oerfauien- Beriniebenes.


gdderei. Gaftinerie uno g8ugen fiir He'
tnilsGtano In -ener guten Staot IN Dtto.
oie;lt uno eripart Ter Breis, $500. foIIte
rf In etitem Sabre be3ablen. Rat3ufraseu
I'M SolisbIait.
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Gin Sunge sum Qerreu in elmer gdderei,
ODer ciner, ipelder etpas oanou peritbt
Iagarbeii. gfeiH unb aentoH, 2atona, stp.
IL
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9to. 3o13 Scfferfpn 4be Sin autes
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ein 7s3in,nter gridhau2 mpecrn cngertds
fet 3ii crirneen 9tp. 3123 oarbep 9lpe,
9!ppiinaIc Ieeptoit slonR 1924 81. II
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Outer Gafess 9Sider nno cine brittle Sano an
Srpo. 1900 Gacc Sir
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Tcfl lopfeu 1407 Frenlcn Ctr
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8 afl e n.

0ieiies 3imfner Saiis, MODERN, Gtraben nfo
Seiteniueee eentddbt, in bcr Wdbe bon Sbuleit
,,nb 3irmen. $300.00 baar, Met ilub
gannfc1 .Dlporrndn & Sobn, 965 gSeft 9: Ctr.
Eel. g8eft 910. slbenbs oifet 29,2,4
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Gtelleaeindle--rpeibIih.

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etrnnf 10 eli ecnrt Git, Stat 8.
eteIIe geudt ole a16iu ober I'm bem
Dinner ppB6 gu beifeH bon elmer gil!en
Gtod, Jroni.
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q ricc SiI[--4S1 GrefiEnc sIne., 29 stbdis
ges ssramebdns bon 3iinmerr. GTpfafiass
baIlc, SodrtbplS= Sli6b6beH uno IrepJcli, Gao
nnb iepnrnteo Ioilei, eenteiiiirtcr stener nno
QalinnrD, 0rnf;er Srf Gbfts iiilo Gbdiisis
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3m pcrmict6en-SGiiicr.

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;iir YutumpbiIe 0araee nber 9lepnratur.
Lei 4 IS Soppes t5u sons aumber aS gSu'ggsD 1gso
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8erIangt--Deib.lG.
Stsuensefude - Mdnnlid.

Sunee bon 1s Sabren futtsirheit iraenepcl.
der slrt. Sreo. Sdipnn, 304 gseft Wae'
Wtidcn slte.
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2373 81. 12
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dsn nnb Salisarbeii beiorgeu fam: guier
4iae uno anneRHibnrer ao6n fiji. elm Msaoa
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ttdirssarhcit 5u heIfen; iIeine Jamilie; gl4s
ter eobn. 76e greentreoo sIoe, sinonoale
Hboue appn 2300. l.
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Aohen; fetne gldfne; iIeiHe Gamilie. J65
Sale slne., 9leorea!e Ii
The Washington times., 1912-12-12
WILSON EXPECTED
TO keep CLOSE
TAB B ON CONGRESS
Report From Bermuda That
He Will Simply Look on
| Not Taken Seriously.

statements wired from the Eermudas
or elsewhere that President Wilson will
Keep his hands OF Congress are not
oeing taken here seriously.
In the first place. It is doubted here
whether Governor Wilson has ever In
u'cated purpose to keep his hands OF
Sonsress. In the second place, no Pres
ident within recent memory ut least
kept his hands of Congress, and 1t ia
extremely unlikly that Mr. Wilson will
do %.
Furthermore. there is every sign that
y Mr.. Wilson docs keep his hunds OF
Soheress he will make the mistake OF
MS lie and his administration will fall
nat failure because OF II.
Iresident TAFT set out to do this. He
Kept hands off the tariff for some
mro ,mohths. Finally. when the tariff meas
snd sought to force some reductions
but II was then too late to compel Con-
s,ess 70 adopt tarin measure such as
NC nc country wanted or seemed to want.
ana u IL not disputed anywhere that
inc erect was hurtful to President TAFT.
,rns tnat was the beginning Of his political
Wilson will come into Office on the
did. Powerful elements in Congress.
democrats as well as Republicans. will
seek to prevent much reduction in
schedules.
r. the new President follows the
vlonos and advice of some Of the most
sincere OF his friends he will give the
most liberal construction to that part
ot the Constitution which says the
PRESIDENT shall from time to time ad.
wise Congress OF the state Of the Union
and recommend legislation; and he will
insist on getting the legislation he
recommends. The situation In the Dem.
ocratic element In Congress IL such that
forceful and able President can COM
mand- II. but 1t will run over and de-
stroy weak man. The almost general
opinion here is that unless Mr.. Wilson
makes himself absolute master of the
situation, his Administration will be a
The Washington times., 1912-12-12
WOMAN EDUCATOR
PLEADS FOR HIGHER
SCHOOL STANDARD
Mrs. Ella Flagg Young, of
Chicago, Favors Better
Pay for Teachers.

Much enthusiasm prevails among
teachers Of tho District schools over
Mrs. Ella F1agg Young. Chicago's SUI
.rerintendent. OF schools. who addressed
the teachers st Continental Hall yes.
ttrdny. afternoon and was the guest Of
honor later In the evening at a banquet
at the Raleigh. Mrs. Young made .
plea FOR liberal expenditures In behalf
Of education. saying:
THE greatest work that. the nation
can do is to give the coming generation
the best education possible. Why
should we withhold money for such
work when we have none greater? A
great cry has been raised that the
schools are not doing all that IL ex-
tectcd OF thein.- or course they. are
not. In order to raise the standard OF
education you must pay higher salaries
to the teachers"
superintendent W. N. Davidson pre-.
sided at the dinner at the Raleigh last
cvcniIS.. which was attended by prom.
tnent y. hcOl men and women of the Dis.
trict. Members Of the Board OF Educa.
ton. supervising officials. principals OF
present. 80 that every phase Of public
school activity was represented In the
essay TO show honor to Mrs Llagg and
the Chicago Board Of Education mem
tere WIN ner.
President Oyster. OF the District
Board Of Education. spoke for higher
salaries and for pensions In the Dis
trict.
Other speakers were Henry ". HIT.
man. Mrs. John MacMalon. ana J. w.
Dibelkn, members OF the Chicago board !:
AIRS. ellen anencer Mussey. former vice
president Of the District board: John b.
f.arner, Mrs. Susie Root Rhodes. Mrs.
Edith kingman Kern. and Henry L..
blair, ali members OF the District Board
Of Educa tion. and Supervisor OF Inter.
mediate Instruction A. T. Stuart