The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-09
~ Z. q. CONVENTION.



III setsoa 81 O0esrs.
fvyAis.rr, June a-lspeciai. The third
- ssssson Of the Western Washington
~. r. Il. convention opened With devo-
rnsl exercises conducted by Ars<Hid-
- Tie following amendments 70 the
oeitusson we're proposed. 70 b con-
11pssd S. The next annual meeting:
! r sysssss Z, substituting The word Tor Tor
I'd" in tsa last clause of the Same. and rad
ssoae se-sgsts fos every twenty nsnosn o.
nlettOu tsassof.
/ e sssiess }, By adding after the words ian
r1eesas srsefding secretary" the words - sec
|nnsy Of TIE Y. w. r. c. Z. and = secretary Of
- lsgsi Temperance Legion"
hagtiei& ), by adding - payment OF cents
ER uemser Of the Loyal Temperance Legion
nsefshse dues shall b received, but this
"a ~ o. obligatory"
Amendsaents proposed year ago were
Ea1optsd ~ che following articles: ii, III,
n. VI wi aud VIII.
n rssarss Of the department Of tenn
[nrones s,serature was read and accepted.
~ Y's vsEs presented TO the convention
|k Mn Geese. The election of the state
|e1eoss fer the following year consumed
r. yomsieisr Of the morning. resulting ~
klous:
fyona1srs~ Ars. NJ A. eha6er, OF Tacoma.
ties psss:sisns at iaSxe-Msa l. 7. Butler. OF
nj Ga1sse.
C~sssp4e:lag sscresary-Nra Maud X VEL
| ~. ni sss1sls, Box -
vice Presidents for the unorganixed
| usstiss s.ss then elected, ~ follows:
Cssliss-sssrs. I. Blaine.
Issis-x.s. {. d. spencer. Centralia
Mnsa-S.ss Clara Ausary, Of shelton.
Haciae-sss- 4. J. Olney. Of South Bend
numess3 siss Emma Page. Of Olympia
| klssd-Ass y. y. LsSourd. Of Coupsvilia
10asoe.rMA T. n Barrett. OF Port
Ss9sssnd
| Elnap-1ss l. r. Butler. of Port Gamble.
- Juak Mrs. }. johnson. OF Roche Hasbos.
| nMit-Ass y. +. McDowd, OF Mount Vernon.
1sssedirs sscretary-Asa. z. X. eimlson. IA
lnistans secretary Franc Lac, r. O Boz
fssasurs,~am Annah 4. Saunders, Of t.
lsal,cs- -ai.s Jane Tibbisss. 7s2 South d
am8, Tacssaa.
oeAsisss Mira n. l. I. Hidden. OF vancouvss.
voA
| oseAomisie- Mrs. I. Curtiss. OF Mafysviiis.
| chsAalis Il - Edith l. Free. OF Centraiia.
| OaIy th,@o counties are without any or
|naisation, ~kamania, WahkiAkum and
cxaiiam.
1sa Lesrl,t led the devotional exercises
E93p. M. SIR. J. w. FAirbank, Of Seattle.
|pnsnted ,.s question Of the w. c. 7. L..
|loDing school Of methods at Chau-
|lua on iuiy q. . and -. which they
Dc1ded to do.
Nrs. Eys Hunt. Of Tacoma. was chosen
f1tease Us the national convention. Mrs
attic Grases delegate-a,-iargc aud Mrs.
! a. Simi.s;is, NJ. d.. and Mrs. Barrett as
|aernatcs. Mrs. ShafIcr Was chosen fra.
srnai dclsssts to the Oregon state con-
Fpmsion next May. A musical department
(sas crcates with Mrs. Rockwell as super
|hendcnt.
The convention voted to raise $40 toward
laying tbs exposes Of Mrs. Samuel saun-
~, the STATE treasurer. to the national
&uaventior, She, by virtue OF her Office,
I'd entitled ID q seat. rs are Also Mrs.
hA!er. Ms WELDON and MrA SIMMONS.
The mex fnsctins OF the convention will
, It chehsSsis.
A7;t5 +. 10. Mrs. Beaver led the devo-
1nnal exercises Of the evening session.
Asse vas provided by local talent. under
ths dsreesi:sa Of Mayor Hin. The session
sas devote 10 the discussion Of the suf-
issr quesf.ssa. Mrs. Shaiier presided snd
Nudames isfevre. Talmadgc. Beaver.
Levitt. CllsrSc and Hidden were on the
A1foru. t}acstions relating to tho sub
~ sere s>xei and answered by Ezra
Assker. J. v Mceker. /. W. Hill, Rev.
Ns{ehsli ss.t Renneft Thero we're
sAcft address by MesdAmes Clarke. Hid.
tsa and Me-, Lefcve-. OF Puyaiiur. A
40, "Eq9s; Rights" was rendered by
". Hi; Mrs. Beaver recised An ex-
ssei irem sa original poem entitled ''Co-
nme'a" ats Talmadgs and Mrs. Leav-
n then s,ass.