The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-10

the saloon power. We sePiere the man
fosrasf7r 81 ser-axfty fn the newspaper
gtress Of tfs country n .fs efforts 70 mis-
represent ard fsscreait ire Cause % EF1lst-
hftian - - ezists n states Waen NAYS
statutory or constitutional pTaaID1fion-
.sRraoivs-1 Tnat we racognize an zrr'lff
Temperance Sunday. and that Noveru1sr
- observed - that DAY
.rPa~rIpaF Thst ve reaffirn our sc1fo1
~ last year regarding tie Hap 1n1'Istrt
Epworrh League.
Tee committee comments the excellent
work rerfgrued By the various aistr5t
snd conference officers The district ON
.snfssrx were unusually interesting ard
profitable. and the conference convention
in Tacoma Vas the largest and most sue
csssfaI religious gathering eyer held N
me Pacific Northwest There are TOW
eighfs.-seve7 chanters IN the league, net
gan OF fwenty-sixs a total snsrn9er s1!p 81
D. a gain OF .eJ5- Last year the league
raised So for benevoleHces. and E,ZA
fc~ other purposes Tn ere were 2sl CONVEX
slons last year Three hundred and sey-
enfy-one dollars and s.Nry-sve cents vas
"a sed during the year for the general
work u the league in iris conference. TIE
following officers OF the league were nom
mated At the conference IN Tacoma ard
we're confirmed yesterday: PresidenN.
president, u Izatt, Oak Haroor. ss-onI
vire president. Rh0da Williams. Chenai-s:
third vice president. Rev. W. II. Leach.
Nsshon. fourth vice president, q +. Hill
Tacoma. secretary. Rev. George H. Eeess,
treasurer. Seth MOrford, Seattle.
Assignments Of Preachers.
When Bishop Bowman arose 10 announce
that ne was ready 10 ready the assign
Fneuts for the next year ne requested the
In. afs4 hFsvTr he
fore the announcements were made. The
congregation immediately arose and start
ed in with blessed BE the Tie That
Binds" The bishop said that he and the
cabinet had tried hard 10 arrange the
as gnments 50 as 70 please the people
and TO also please the preachers. II was
not possible, OF course. TO please every
one II he could make the preachers
what ne thought they ought 20 be. and
make the people what he thought they
ought 20 De- he would have no trouble
he then announced the assignments as
follows;
Chehalis DIstr ict.
8 S sulliger. presiding elder, Chehalis>
Bay Center-C. A. Luse.
Bucoda-E s0eDnezer Hopkins.
Castle Rock-James Mathews.
Central.a-O. T.. Smith.
Chehalis-Joseph F.. Williams.
Fishers-L. T.. Worn3m.
Gray's Rivera. j. MSNamee.
IiWaco-R. A. Atkins.
Kalama-C. Z. Pratt.
Kelso and Catlin-S. +. Brokaw
Mayfield Circuit-Willsam j. Rule.
Pe-Ell-E. l. Hughes.
Pioneer and Woodland-J. !. Smith.
South Bend-T. L. Elliott.
Toledo Clrcu.t--C. G. Morris
Nancouver-G. c. Wilding.
Vancouver Circuit-wiIliam McWatters.
Wilapa-ira A. Mills.
Winlock-Ci. g. Ferguson.
W. b. Hollingshead. G. F. Iced, I. y.
Goodell, w. Vi. Gray and c. b. Seeley
were left without appointments TO attend
school. John Flynn was appointed con-
ference tract agent, headquarters at VAN
couyer.
New whatcom District.
T. ]. Massey. presiding elder, Fairhaven.
Avon. X. Edwards.
Blaine--J. W. White.
Coupeville--W. II. Leech.
Crescent Harbor-R. NJ. Shoemaker.
East Sound and Lopez. w. Patterson.
Everett-F. r. Drake.
Fairhaven-Charles McDermott.
Ferndale-A II. Marsh.
Friday and Roach Harbors-T. i. Dyer.
La Conner--W. L. Clarke.
Iynden-F. y. Chamberlln.
Marysville and Airing ton-George w.
Frame.
Mount Vernon-B F. Brooks.
New Whatcom. First church-C. c.
Cook.
New Whatcm-Trinity. W. B. McMil-
lin.
Nooksack Indian Mission-J. L. Parme-
ter.
Sedro-G. L. Cuddy.
Snohomish--A. J. Hanson.
Stanwood-C. r Cunningham.
Isaac Dillon. agent Conference Mission
airy Society. Fa!rhaven.
swedish District.
O. +. olander. presiding elder. La Con-
ner.
Cedar Home-John Johnson.
New Whatcom and Fairhaven-To be
supplied.
Pleasant RIDGE. \. Anderson.
Porilaud-Carl o. Freeman.
Seattle, Everett and skawokawa-To DO
supplied.
south Bend-C. J. Johnson.
Spokanc-K. O Bergiund.
Tacoma -Bernt Howe.
seattle District.
r. Is Ford presiding elder. Seattle.
Auburn--tienree j.. Dimmick.
Ballard. Gilman Park church-W. II.
Johnstone.
Bothel. Cherry Valley. Tolt and Colby
To Zee supplied.
pungentss- Robert 9. Lee.
Fast Cl4llam-To be supplied.
Fremont and Green Lake-T. J.. Nc
Mullen
Hadlock and Leland-To be supplied.
Issaquah-H. u. Wa4sU3rth.
kent-C. T.. Fulmef
Kent Circuit and krkland-To he sup
piled
FOR, AnEeles-First chureh-Joserh Mot
te~shca1.
For. Angeles, Lincoln HeIgh,s-To ne