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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-03-12
Ticket at Nymore Went Through
Without Opposition-Same True
at Cass Lake.
BLACKDUCK VOTE WAS LIGHT
Latterell Beaten For Clerk By One
Lennon Made The Mayor of
Keliher.

Town and village elections held in
the state yesterday proved to be tame
effairs. The only real EXCITEMENT in
this part of the country was at Bagley
where the village voted dry and hav-
ing been wet. The change was caus-
ed, it is said, by saloon row on
Monday night in which one man was
badly cut up. Fosston also voted dry.
Pine River went dry by eight. Black
duck went dry and Tenstrike village
wet.
At Blackjack, the vote was one of
the lightest ever cast. H. NJ. Latter
ell was defeated for reelection as
clerk by one vote. Conway had no
opposition for assessor and polled 122
votes. A caucus ticket at Nymore
went through easily and in few cases
throughout the country were there
any fights.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-03-12
LATE T. LOCALS.

Andrew Warfield and John Rich
ards returned this morning from
Minneapolis. i i. -.
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OOuStdUl0S, w 4A11dm Wall duu OuI-
les Brong.
Assessor, Charles Johnson.
Village of Blackjack
President, T. A. Cross.
Trustees, Lee French, John Cam,
F. G. Alsop.
Recorder, D. D. ROlfe.
Treasurer, r. Zimmerman.
Assessor, c. w. Conway.
Justice, David Elmer.
Constable, Simon Johnson.
Village Of Turtle River.
President, Nels Otterstad.
. Trustees, Pete Larkin, Louis Weis-
har, John Dale. -,
Recorder, Carl Otterstad.
Treasurer, w E. Williams.
Justices, w. E.. Williams and J.
Ryan. Re-,
Constables G. Guthrie and J. w.
Smith. s, IT. zss..
Village of Funkley.
=ay President, Alvan Alternately,
Trustees, Peter Stortoa l.. William
kiley and William Murray.
Recorder, Martin Leat.
Treasurer, A. r. Walker.
Jn:tice, Ole Hagen.
Constable, Charles WITS.
Town of Frohn.
Supervisor, Pete Narum.
Clerk, Nels Willett.
II easurer, F. X. Braten.
Assessor, Albert Brewer.
Justice, J. E. Raymond.
Constable, John Swenson.
Road overseers: /, John Swenson;
2, Herman Eickstadt; SO. G. MOy ;
AMIR. Cummings.
Town of Eckles
Supervisor, William Heminger.
Clerk, Henry Anderson.
Treasurer, Earl Mcmahon.
Assessor, Human Aldrich.
Justice, one year, Allen Forte.
Justice, two years, Barney Aldrich.
Constable, Henry Bearing.
Overseers: 1, George BrannOn; 2,
Hans Nelson; 3, Fred Paetcoldt 4,
George r, Wilson.
Town Of Northern.
Supervisor, VIM. Masterson.
Clerk, w. A. Worth.
Treasurer, w. H. Rice.
Assessor, G. G. Spencer.
Justice, Frank Wagner.
Overseers: w. H. Rice, Ben Car
rick and Ed Runyon.
Town of Bemidji.
Supervisor, Alfred Moen.
Clerk, Carl Opsata.
Assessor, Chris Hagen.
Treasurer, Even Moe.
Justice, A. P. Richie. !
Constable, Gilbert Moe.
Road overseers: Gust Siam >and
John Eickstadt.
Town Of Grant Valley.
7 Supervisor, John Suchert.
f. Clerk, H. NJ. Wilson. +. II ~
Treasurer, F.. M. Pendergast, = -
Assessor, Albert Heath. -.
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New baths are being installed in
the Crothers barber shop on the corn
er of Third and Beltrami.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-03-12
Fosston Went Dry Also.
Lennon Wins Easily.
ALI Are Reelected.

Cass Lake, March 12.-Cass Lake
for the first time in its history has
had an election without opposition to
the caucus. ticket. Mayor Andy w.
Johnson and the following men were
unanimously reelected: H. N.
Harding, H. L. Carter and D. Jones,
trustees; J. G.. Oman, clerk; l.. M.
LANCE, municipal court Judge; Al. J.
Hole, treasurer; r. w. Koehn, JUS
tice; F. L. Gorenflo, assessor; Jas.
Leary, constable. Four inches of
snow fell here today.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1913-03-12
Bagley Went Dry.

Bagley, March 12-With the vets
in apparent control before the cleo
ton, the village voted dry yesterday
by majority Of seven: The reason
for the change IS said to have been
a free-for-all fight on Monday night
In which several lumberjacks were
engaged and which resulted in q
young man having his face cut open
by being hit with a beer bottle.
Fosston Went Dry Also.
Fosston, March 12-By a majority
of thirteen, Fosston went dry at the
village election held here yesterday.
Lennon Wins Easily.
Kelliher, March 12-William Len
non was elected maor of Kelliher by
vote of 81 to 10 yesterday. Other
officers elected are as follows:
Recorder, A. Kove.
Trustees, L. J. Kramer, L. Lind
quist, Robert Foy.
Treasurer, William Barry.
Justice, E. J. Taylor.
Constable, ]. G. Brady.
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L1Co, r. II. GOFSuuO, assessor, jas.
Leary, constable. Four inches of
snow fell here today.
Village of Nymore.
Nymore, March 1.-THE election in
this village was unanimous and the
following ticket was named:
President, Jack Olson.
Trustees, Ole >Gunderson, William
Chrjstianson, and L. F. Larson.
Assessor, c. M. Johnon.
Treasurer J. A. Olson.
RECORDER, Willis Nye. -
Juatice, w. l.. Palmer and Willis
Nye. 81 .t.>..-
Constable, John Mack
Tenstrike Goes Wet.
Tenstrike, March 12-By a vote of
40 to H., Tenstrike went wet at the
village election yesterday. The fol-
lowing were elected: :: r.
President, w. Fl. Rice. .s.s-.==..:
Trustees, VIM. Fellows, J. H. Penn
BILE, A. L. Morris. < ~
Recorder, J. G. Hammer.
Treasurer, George Bryant.
Justices, E. d. Alger and William
Hagadon.
/ Constables, John Grabelin and Carl
Robinson. a
Blackjack Town Goes Dry.
Hines, March 12-By a vote Of 48
TO 13, the town OF Blackjack voted
dry yesterday. The following officers
were elected:
Supervisor, Jess Saunders.
: Clerk, Martin Johnson.
/. Treasurer, Will Hines.
Justices, William Higbee and Dave
Rutherford.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-21

Lane: chairman of the lookout com
mittee, Mrs. E. V. Pickren. Others
names given on the board were: Mes
danes H. p. Deadly. H. D. McGregor,
c. H. Ladd, H T. Bowie, Martin lie
Ionka, l. L. Mundy, W. c. Davis, G. f.
Elliott, c. H. Campbell, A. NJ. Rowland,
J. H Hirt, J. A Potter, William Ho-
garth.
The story of the play, David Gar
rick to be given by the Young
Women's Christian association on Fri
day night, October "a, is founded on an
apOeryphal anecdOte of the great Eng
fish actor. Simon Ingot, a merchant
prince, discovers. much to his displeas-
ure that his daughter, Ada. is in love
with a play actor" David Garrick.
Ingot calls on Garrick, who promises to
cure the daughter of her misplaced in
fatuation. An invitation to dinner at
Ingots mansion is accepted by the
actor, who, in bit of delightful acting,
be ordered from the house by Ada
Ingot. Chivy, another sutton of Ada's,
reveals the fact that Garrick was act
ing. A duel is threatened and thrilling
situations present themselves, all of
which adjust themselves happily at the
finish.
The Beta Beta club will be enter
tanned on Thursday afternoon at the
home of Miss Florence Reed, on East
Rio Grande street.
Mrs. B. R. Roach will entertain the
members of the Thursday Sewing club
on Thursday afternoon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-21
Dat of Tovn Visitors

Mrs. W. C. Neal. who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. A. NJ. Strelitz, viii
leave on Wednesday for Dallas, Tex,
where she will visit before she goes to
Beaumont, Texas, her home.
Perry Gwinn, agent for the Waters
Pierce company at Parral, Chihuahua,
has returned from Indiana, where he
has been visiting his father.
DR.. L c. Oden and wife, of DOna
Ana, N NJ, and c. L Hill, of Hill, n.
NJ, were registered at the Sheldon
Monday.
Mrs. R Waller. of Jacksonville, Fla,
arrived Tuesday morning to visit her
sister, Mrs. D. Schwarz, of 1927 Wyom-
ing street
Mrs. George Barham of NacogdOches,
Tex, a sister Of Miss Emma Lee Lott
Will arrive soon, to be the guest of Miss
Lott during the D. A. R. convention;
Mrs. A d. Potts, Of Bolton, Tex, viii
home at the residence of Mrs. E. G.
Adams, 1910 East Boulevard. during
their stay in FL Paso.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Kneelnad, of Dallas,
spent the day in FL Paso on Monday
en- route from California. Mrs. Knee
land is state chairman of the member
ship committee of the Texas congress
of mothers and while in California was
in touch with the national president.
Mrs Kneeland relates very interesting
times with the president.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-21
Weddings

Saturday evening, October IS. at $50
O'Clock at the home of Mrs. Cora Full
Ter, sos North FL PasO street, Miss
Wilma Margaret Pollock and William
+. Foote were united in marriage by
Rev Kenneth Brown, pastor of the
East Ell Paso Presbyterian church. The
bride wore a gown of shadow lace
over cream cOlored satin, and carried
a bouquet of white roses Miss Blanche
Fuller as bridesmaid wore a gown of
blue satin. Ralph Pollock, brother Of
the bride. was best man. Many beau
tlful gifts were received by the bride
and groom. After the ceremony an
informal reception was held. The
tables were decorated in American
her home IN FL PaSO for sthe past five
years. Mr. FOote is from Jersey City,
\. J., and is employed by the U. 5.
government. Mr. and Mrs. Foote will
make their home in the east. Among
those present at the ceremony were;
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hughes, Mrs. Cora
Fuller. Mrs. Barbara Chapman; Misses
Blanche and Ruby Fuller, Hazel Hob
lurlin, Lillian Wylie, Alice Cook, Cath
crime Pine, Marjorie Green, Gladys
Halles; Messrs. Jack L. Boswell, Ed
win L. Barron, Burt Arens, NJ. l. Pol
lock, Walter Duncan and c. Farmer.
= -
Mrs. Kathryn Z. Elan, of Valentine,
Texas. and Marion L. Baker were
quietly married at the brides home in
Valentine on Wednesday, October 10.
This announcement will be a surprise
to friends of the bride. Mrs Baker is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs John J.
Scannen and well known in Valentine.
they will reside in Valentine, Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-21
DELEGATES TO U. D. C. CONVENTION
TO URGE Ell PASO FOR NEXT MEETING

~ HE delegates of the Robert E Lee
chapter of the United Daughters
Il of the Confederacy who will at
tend the convention of the Daughters in
San Antonio. Tex, on october %, viii
be Mrs. Alice r. Barlow, who is presi-
dent of the chapter in this city; Mrs.
w. II. Aldridge, Mrs. J. NJ Richmond,
Miss Octavia Barlow. They will carry
with them an invitation from the
Eylar, county judge; from the chamber
of commerce and the Robert L. Lee
chapter of the Z. D. c. No. 1860. These
letters will bear invitations to the state
Paso in 1914. The delegates will leave
here on Sunday, October 26, and will
be away week or 10 days
The first general meeting of the Ell
Paso branch of the international sun
shine society was held on Monday af-
ternoon at 8 o'clock at the Sunshine
Day Nursery. Mrs w. J. Cox, the
president, presided. Mrs. A. J. Fraser
gave a report for the Sunshine Work
ers and Mrs. William HogaTth, the
a report. Miss Birdie Kerr reported
for the Sunshine Helpers. All spoke
of the enthusiastic work which is go
ing on in all of the departments, and
of the plans for the year. The resig-
nation of Mrs. T. J. Jones. who has
served the society so faithfully for
several years as secretary, was ac-
cepted Mrs. Jones will leave in
short time to make her home in Co
lumbus, Ohio. Mrs. J. J. Pearce was
elected secretary for the ensuing year
Mrs. Edith Lane, chairman Of the
cheerful letter committee, then gave
her report, as follows: During the
month of September there were 126
visits made, 9 letters sent, u post
cards, 81 bouquets of flowers, Is par
GELS of fruit, positions were secured
for women and men. Mus. Gus
Rintleman and Miss Gertrude Bell then
sang a duet Down by the Old Mill
Stream" which was encored and the
singers responded with, Darling I Am
Growing Old" which was also very
much enjoyed
The children of the kindergarten, "a
in number, then marched in, carrying
their chairs. Several songs were sung
in English by the little folks; lessons
in color were given: a game of five
little soldiers was played; the days Of
the week and months of the year were
given by the children and Rotations
in English were enjoyed. These diff
ferent numbers proved the efficient
work which is being done by Mrs c.
n. Vanderwater, who has the children
in charge for their training Miss Anne
Bridge Came" which was amusing and
we'll given.
It was announced that the next gen.
eral meeting viii be held on Novem-
Der II. The names of the members of
the board were then read, as follows:
President, Mrs. W. J. Cox; vice presi-
dent, Mrs W. H F. Judd; secretary,
Mrs. J. J. Pearce: treasurer, Miss Mary
Belle Keefer; chairman of the cheer
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-21
I'D Union Labor News 90
Builders Trades Council Votes
to Support State Organization

ing the brick work on the new garage
being built for viii /. Watson at 1906
East Boulevard. Both men are mem
bers of the Bricklayers' union The
carpenter work is being done by c.. H.
Simmer, who is a member OF the Car
penterS' union.
F. J. Williams is doing the repair
brick work on the boilers at the ce-
ment plant. He is a member of the
Bricklayers' union
B. H Kittridge is confined to his
home in Grand View suffering from
an attack of bronchitis He is mem
Der OF the Painters union
l. B. Louis, who has been laid up for
the past month with an injured thumb,
has returned to work for Smith & Al
len. He is a member of the Carpenters
union.
Foreman VIII Heigh. John Beutell,
Clark Campbell and Art Terrell are
remodeling the old Jenkins Piano com m
pany building. They are employed by
J. I Hewitt & Son, and are members
OF the Carpenters union
Ed Nichols, member of the Carpen-
ters' union, has been seriously i'll at
his home on East Missouri street for
the past six weeks He is not much
improved
F. c. Standish received word from
Globe, Ariz.. that J. Murphy, his SON
inlaw, died in that city Saturday night
Mr. Standish is member of the Car
penters' union
Jimmy Stewart is assisting John
Warden to complete the plumbing
work on the new First National bank
building. Both men are employed by
J. B. Clark company and are members
of the Plumbers union.
Alfred Anderson has begun the
painting on the new house on Bliss
street for Bert Orndorff. He is a men,
Der of the Painters union.
S. J. Haag has completed the decor
ating work at the Palms Court apart
ments. He is a member of the Paint
ers union and is employed by A. Cold
ing
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-21

(By John Harm, StereOtypers UniOn.)
~ HE Building Trades council voted
to endorse and support the Texas
Il State Building Trades council
at its regular semi monthly meeting
Monday night, in Building Trades hail
The new state council will be organized
Nov. II at Houston L. B. Louis, presl-
dent. presided over the meeting; sam
Baynes is secretary. The attendance
was good.
tainment committee of the BARRIERS
union, which will give a smoker We'd
nesday night in Central Labor nan,
says a big surprise is in store for the
boss BARRIERS and members of the union
in the way of entertainment.
The attendance at the regular semi
monthly meeting of the Butchers
union held in Central Labor hall Mon
day night was good. T. h. Hilton, pre-
sided. J. L. Flores is secretary.
The Plasterers' union Will hold ITS
regular weekly meeting tonight IN
Building Trades hall H. Reese is presl-
dent: E. s. Taylor. secretary.
The regular weekly meeting OF the
Plumbers union will be held tonight
in Central Labor hall. William Para
disc, president, viii call the meeting
to order william Meisel is secretary
Railroad Trainmen's union No so is
holding its regular semi monthly meet
ing this afternoon in central LABOR
hall The meeting is well attended j.
H. Shaw, president, is presiding. j. A
Dickey is secretary.
w ]. Manning and John Schultz have
completed the decorating work on the
residence at 1916 East Boulevard Both
men are employed by A. Golding ana
are members of the Painters union.
NJ. Freeze has finished the painting
work on a new five-room bungalow on
Bliss street. He is a member of the
Painters union and is employed by W.
r. Allen.
A. NJ Webb and w. P. Purdue have
finished the painting work on the new
five-roOm bungalow for NJ Morris in
Government Hill. Both men are mem
bers of the Painters union.
William Fayram, president OF the
Bricklayers' union, will call the regu-
lar weekly meeting of that body to or
der tonight in Building Trades hall at
o'clock F. ]. Williams is secretary
A. NJ. James and Joe Legare are do
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-21
About Ell Pasoons

Louis Heep has recovered from an
attack of typhoid fever.
z
Attorney P E. Gardner. who has been
very i'll, is reported TO be some better.
Mrs. T W. Lanier and mother, Mrs.
P E F1enigan, have been the guests
of Mrs. Dorsey Cullen, at Fort Bliss,
for several days.
Mrs julius Kantor, of Canutillo,
Tex, underwent an operation today for
appendicitis at Hotel Dieu.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy c. Richerson and
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H Holloway will be
at home to their friends after Novem-
Der 1. at apartment l, nthe Nagley
apartments.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-21

A. who were borrowed on account OF
no extra s P engineers at 81 PasO, ana
fireman W. c. Heinrich were sent llShL
to Lordsburg to move eastDoune
freight Conductors c E Jackson ana
Savage were sent, with their brakemen-
To relieve crews on an engine ana
train on the S P in need of rest AT
Deming. y. NJ, the company dead
headed d crew of each class Of service
c. r. Jackson and brakeman went 70
relieve the train crew and engineer >.
Horton and fireman J. H Birdsley, OF
the Ct. H. & s A, to relieve the engine
men. Horton and Birdsley were Dor
rOwed to protect the 16 hour service
law.
Extra engineer Norris. of the S. P.
is making a round trip on through
freight on engine 272T between Fl Paso
and IsOrdSburS-
Ed Iavman. extra engineer for the
S. P. caught the FL Paso and Lords
burg local again Wade Smith IS mr.
ing for him.
There is a vacancy for a Southern
Pacific fireman on the Tucson and
Bowie local with Sunday layOver in
Bowie This was recently vacated Dy
fireman J. & Nash The senior ap-
plicant viii be assigned on Oct. Is
There is also a vacancy for fireman
in helper service at Benson in the place
of fireman F. IT. Kempf who has gone
on the Tucson helper
The Southern Pacific assignment
signments on the Tucson division r. E.
johnson. extra engineer who has been
working out of FL PasO for some time.
has been assigned to the Benson help
er engine, in engineer B T. Cheeks
place.
W. c. nUderhiII. regular fireman for
the G. H at FL PasO. has reported Tor
duty and was placed in yard service,
J. H Birdsley. extra fireman for the
G. H, IS back on the extra list. after
round trip on through freight be
tween FL PasO and Valentine on engine
$50. with engineer H F. GauL
George w Toms, extra engineer for
the G. H, at FL PasO, is back on the
extra list, after making a round trip
on freight to Valentine on engine 163.
Extra fireman w Barksdale fired for
him and is also on the extra list again
L. J. wager, G. H. extra fireman,
made a round trip on freight on en-
CINE 951, with engineer II. L. Spence,
between Ell Paso and Valentine
J. H Brewer. extra engineer for the
G. H, is making a round trip on
through freight between Ell PasO and
Valentine on engine 762- Extra fire
man Harry Heilman is firing for him.
G. H brakeman Arledge. from the
Del Rio division, has reported for duty
after a layOff of several months.
Southern Pacific trainmaster c. NJ.
Murphy at LOrdsburS, came in on No.
S and left on the Red Hat Boosters
special
Nat KOlton, operator, who has been
working for the c. H. & S a at New
Orleans, La, for some time, has been
transferred to the dispatchers' office in
FL PasO and has taken up his duties.
W. C Barclay, who has been work
ing in the local dispatchers' office of
the G. II. & 5. A., has res gned to take
a similar position with the Southern
Pacific at Tucson.
OPERATING REVENUES OF
ROCK ISLAND INCREASE
Topeka, Kas.. Oct. 21.-The annual
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-21

report of Nthe Chicago. Rock Island &
Pacific Railway company shows an in
crease in operating revenues, a gain in
operating income, an enlarged balance
iGr dlVl9enaS ana the payment OF a , 'iIy-
surplus.
The report shows total operating rev.
enues of S71,365, 000- an increase of So
ing expenses We're $52.504.O00. or S.
$4,000 over the previous year The
road spent S3,162. 600 for maintenance
The balance remaining in the treasury
for dividends was S4,060,00 in round
numbers
The road carried 21,1O2. 600 tons Of
freight the last year, an increase OF
nearly u percent over the year before
1t carried 1S,775.000 passengers, a gain
of a little over two percent for the
year before
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-21
Auditor Gives Names of the
Men Assigned to Val
ley Stations.

= ENERAL auditor R. z. Williams
of the Texas & Pacific railway
has issued a bulletin giving the
names Of new agents appointed and
their stations. G. W. Has, assigned TO
Sierra Blanca, relieves agent A. Licko-
rich. W. E. Mcdonald succeeds, J. \.
Skipper at Fort Hancock. The new
station opened recently at Fabens will
be in charge of F. c. Belt. J. H. Turner
is assigned to the agency at Monahans
relieving agent L. W. Rhodes.
The Red Hat Boosters special was
pulled out of FL Paso over the South
ern Pacific by engine SO43, engineer Il.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-21
T. 60 p. Announces Change
In Agents On Ell Paso Division

r. Vaughan and fireman J. C. King
back.
J. F. Gaines, through freight fireman
for the C. II. & s. A. between FL Paso
and Valentine, is now firing passenger
with engineer j. H Blanton between FL
Paso and Sanderson. He traded OF
with fireman Robey, who IS now IN
through freight service, with engineer
H. F. Gaul.
on account of the stock rush the G..
II. & 5. A. is using seven engines IN
local yard service.
Monday was pay day for all en-
ployes of the G. II. & S. A. at FL PasO-
Charlie L. Gillespie, extra fireman
for the G. H, made a trip between FL
PasO and Lordsburg with S. P. engi-
neer w. o. Olsen on engine Ply, and
fired a run back to FL Paso.
G. H. & s. A. yard engine So has been
put in the shop for repairs.
Engines 1856 and 2712, engineer W.
o. Olsen, fireman F. W. Hoffman, and
engineer J. c. Green of the G. H & S.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-21
Ell Pasoans ADqy

Mrs. F. P. Silvernail. wife Of con-
ductor SiIvernail. of the Southwestern.
left Monday for Los Angeles to visit
her daughter.
\ K
Mrs. Marie Loomis has gone to the
home of Mrs. A NJ LOomis, down the
valley, where she will spend several
days.
Mrs T. NJ. Johnson and children left
on Sunday for st. Louis, No. She will
visit Mrs P. B. Johnson and will not
return until early spring.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-21
SAYS LOYALTY To MEN
CAUSED HIS RESIGN ALTON

OADeE1D MS 6E>AONAA1
Manila, p. l.. Oct. 21.-JOhn A. Leech,
director of printing for the Philippine
islands, has resigned. In a statement
he says that his resignation was re-
quested after he had refused to divulge
cablegrams of protest sent to Wash
ington by members of the Manila Typo
graphical union against a prospective
salary cut by the legislature. Mr.
Leech adds that he felt it his duty to
remain loyal to the mems organization,
of which he is an honorary member
Moreover, he said. he felt he must
recognize the mems right of petition
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-10-21
Church Affairs

The Mems club of the First Presby-
terrain church will meet tonight in the
church parlors. Music and speaking
will be features of amusement and re-
freshnents will be served
K
This afternoon the missionary society
Of the First Presbyterian church is
holding a meeting in the church par
lors.