The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-01

ent and II was said 70 be more OF Demo
cratic gathering Of the John Collins stripe.
The invitations are said 70 have been IS
sue1 By Terence OE-ser. and the meet
ing 70 have been under the leadership OF
L D. Ross. The Poprlists claim that
while the meeting was osfersi5ly called
against TIRE A F. A.. II had also for its
object the weakening Of the showing the
PoDuIists hope TO make at this election.
and that w D. O.Toole. who cherlsnes
hopes OF q nomination for mayor some
time is quoted as having said: We must
bring the Populists 20 their knees sixty
four OF those present voted On this COM
hInstior ticket: Stedman. Fox and Stein.
f. Rice Roweil took the responsibility
for a second combination ticket. which
took ere candidate from each Of the orig
nal tickets and is as follows: Stecman.
chilberg and Stein. He said that great
many OF the attorneys and business men,
friends Of Mr. Stedman and Mr. Chsloerg.
had made I'D this ticket. and had selected
the name Of Mr.. Stein 10 make up the
ticket There was a petition started N
favor OF Mr. Ch.iberg. he said, before the
A p A ticket came out. and this new
ticket had been gotten UP in the oelel thaL
many would refrain from voting tor AlI.
Chilberg because ne was on the A. r. A
ticket.
NJ rhi,herg has not resigned from the
p A. ticket however, and indeed none
OF the candidates whose names nave peeh
nut on the combination ticket accept any
responsibility in the matter. Mr.. stem
said he d.d not appreciate II, anu Wahseu
to be understood that he was running as
a Popu.ist on Popul5st ticket Charies
Ioveioy. who is hard at work for the Cit
izens ticket, said: I'VE are not making
any combinations with the A T. As or
the Populists or any other party or sect.
All our candidates are native born, ana
they are running as Independents, I'M
pledged and unrestricted
The n. c. T. L. at a business meeting
held at the home OF Mrs. l. A. Wi-mot.
at Green Lake. yesterday afternoon. IN
dorsed the candidacy OF Mrs. Ninifred
Thomas.
Time and Places of Polling.
The polls will be open tomorrow from IL
O'Clock noon unit. o'clock. There are
thirteen polling places. and they are To-
Gated as follows: B. Z. Day school build
ing. Latona school building. Mercer school
building, I. T. Minor school building.
Denny school building, Cascade school
building, Columbia school building, Pacific
school building. Rainier school building,
Central school building, store building cor
ner OF Twelfth and Jackson streets. Nc
Combs building at Seventh and Pike
streets, and the Ratio building on Sec
end street.
ION -il&N NDlc IN your Own d4StINl OE III
any other district, 10 suit your convent
ence.
For the use of the officials who will pre-
side az these polling places the secretary
OF the board of education has prepared a
set Of instructions as TO who is and who
Is not entitled 10 vote. No registration is
necessary, for the reason that the leg &
lature failed 20 provide the means for
registration. The qualifications of cleo
tors briefly stated are:
Every person. male or female. over the
age OF p years. who shall have resided in
the school district for thirty days immed.-
ately preceding the school election, and
in the state one year. and is citizen of
the United States. and all male persons
who were, a. the time of the adoption OF
the constitution OF the state OF Washing
ton. qualified electors Of the territory
OF Washington. are qualified electors. In
dams not taxed are not electors.
II was estimated last night that, al
though the women are taking an interest
In the campaign. and doing a great deal Of
canvassing, their vote VIII not be over Is
per cent, while at the preceding school
election Il was over 10 per cent.
Each Of the tickets in the field VIII
have a corps of watchers at the polls.
and many votes are likely TO be chal-
lenged. In such cases the voter chal-
lenged must take an oath that he is quail
flied TO vote or his vote is rejected.