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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-25
I'm the STATE

A Republican city convention ia
being held this afternoon in Port
Townsend.
Andrew Erickson. who olafne 10
have been a meSssnRer boy In Seat
tie. has been arrested In Port Totvt,-
send for the theft of two certified
checks. ti75 and $500, from a room
In Fishers hotel at Port Ludlow.
William III. Giiliiand. a fireman
az the Northport smelter. was ~
verely beaten BY highwaymen sun
day morning. They were frightened
away before obtaining GiIllland'a
money.
= mass meeting Of Republicans
VIII De held IN Puyailup Wednesday
night 70 nominate municipal
ticket.
The city charter OF Tacoua Is 10
be amended 70 provide for a board
Of health.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-25
Il Il - -.-''.'.7as--s----
PERRY QUEENAN
EXPECTED SOON

Perry Queenan. under the man
axement Of Biddy Bishop. will prob
ably reach this city ny next Thurw-
day and wooeily number Of sports
propose 20 give him royal well
come.
oueenan meets weisef-welght
Champion Dick case December s
This viii undoubtedly draw ona 81
ths largest crowds seattle has ever
seem from fhs fact that both men
are evsnly matched. both In excel
lent form and neither one can at
ford to lose his present prestige.
said Phil snowden: Case has
never trained 30 faithfully or obaysd
the Instructions 81 his trainers as
he IL now doing. lie - within few
rounds 0f weight and az he has
nearly two weeks more 20 train. we
are not afraid OF results"
Queenan has q considerable fol-
ie~tug also.
said Kid Madden. one Of Cases
trainers; n can't see where you
have your eyes II. you can ses any
thing but Case In the night"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-25
Vital Organs

The reason that the woman and
girl OF today Dre able 70 azpend 10
much force upon walking and cy-
cling. tennis and golf. and other nyo-
chtions, " because they have with.
drawn force from other and more
valuable faculties and have put II
into other muscles. Yet. after an
muscular ~ the very lowest u hu.
man powers. Muscle is useful IA a
means 70 an end. Il WIS never In
tended for the be-ail, and end-au Of
existence. The fact that women are
growing taller and musoulariy
stronger y no test az ali ~ physical
Improvement The change arises
from the lengihenlng ~ the lower
limbs Naturally q womsn's legs are
shorter IN proportion 20 her height
ana this, the phyaoiogist knows Is
achieved by lmpoverishing the con.
dition and Development ~ important
Internal organs. Tall. muscular wo-
men are BY no means alphabetically
speaking. the best mothers. Giant
women but rarely reproduce al all.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-25
Only So Much Force

This faiiaoy Injurious 10 men as
well aH ~ women-hne done much 10
foster the notion that women and
girls who are able 70 play golf and
tennis all day have improved In
health ~ proportion ne they have
improved ~ muscle. The truth IL. as
the HchoolboyH say. one cannot eat
ones cake and yet have II. An
adult healthy person IL person
whoae daily produce Of nerve force.
with slight variations. ~ course. has
a definite limit. Ills digestive and
asalmllailve functions produce no
much nerve force daily. Part OF
this viii be required 20 keep him in
healthy physical condition. 90 keep
his heart pumping his blood through
the vessels. conveying nutrillve aud
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-25

brooding downward in an Immensely
smart way.
The rage for white has brought er-
mine 10 the fore. Boleros Of ernfur,
Jackets. cuffs. peilerines and finally
whole long coats Of crgnine With
brandebourgH Of sable tails are
among the beautiful things offered
BY the furriers. Little, II any. VIII BE-
worn on the street. a great deal with
All reception toilets. On evening
gowns especially will bands of err
mine have a great success Empire
gowns Of black panne with errntne
boleros and ermine hens win be eIe
CANT for mIdwinfer reception.
1carfs Of black tulle win soften the
effect, and a black lace veil draped
over white tulle win form the soque.
The empire gown in cloth for the
street Ii contemplated and models
have appeared. II win be worn with
a long, loose coat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-25
DANGERS OF OVER EXERTION
IN ATHLETICS
POINTED OUT To WOMEN

One Of tho most Gificult lessons for
persons 10 learn ~ that muscle pow
~ ~ not health. The mon lin train
ing A. "a man out ~ health His
muscles are absorbing too much of
his nerve ard blood force Some Of
his faculties are being Impoverished
ana drained. His brain and other
important organs are heinE starry
cd. 10 DO this temporarily does no
harm. To oyefuAe the muscles habit
uHily, says Arnbrila Kenealy Ia
the London Chronicle. results in cer-
tain deterioration Of some power or
powers. Health IL the balance Of
facultieH, not the preponderance Of
one.
Yet there exists today a widespread
belief, most dangerous IN ifs effects,
upon physical development, thai
muscular force IL n reliable test or
physical health
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-25
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

WANTED House for rent, 4. G, 81
aud 10 rooms eau or nddrens
1895 Firth avenue,
HAVE you house ~ lot for sale
OF rent u 80. call or address 1876
flfth avenue.
PARTIES want 20 purchase tine
driving and saddle horse. i4ze
Firth avenue.
WANTED or : fine freah cows.
cail or address 1895 Firth avenue.
HAVE you 8 OF 10 acres for sale IN
cschRnFr1 We have buyers, call
or address itss Fifth avenue.
HAVE you ranch FOR sale ar *.
changer Cali or address 1920 Firth
avenue.
WANTED~A strictly modron TO
h-room house. close IA, north ~
Nenler wayi must be- finely FUR
niHhed. references given. Cali or
address itea Ftffh avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-25

publish hts History of the Lie Of
chief Joseph" Part 81 the urlgins
al research necessary Tor the work
"a bolug done by members OF his
classes.
.aoa
Prof, fandes. state ReolnRiHi, has
Just returned from Visit Go North
yakima, where be addressed the
Teachers institute. lie Is propar-
ing 500 page geology bulletin enc
Titled Geography 81 Washington. 4"
~paa
The university viii close Wpdncu.
DAY Tor the Thanksgiving holidays.
Most ~ tho students viii remain in
the city over Thursday. however.
because OF the football game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-25
AMONG THE
MACHINISTS

No more uaehinists have gone 20
work since last Monday. when -
returned 10 the Vulcan Iron works
50 fmr. the Vulcan shops sra the
only pnea that have successfully ne
Eutlated with the nnchsnistn The
exact terms % the settlement be-
tween IN. vulcan works and the ma
ehinists VIII not be discussed. as Il
was 50 agreed BY both sidss. but
that the men nre now working nine
hours and receiving Increased waR-
es II stated by naachinistx 70 be ABB
Boiuseiy true.
One 81 the head men Of the ma
chinists said today We are bet
ter able today 70 stand out than we
have been at any time since the
walk out on Juns % last. our funds
are ample, and we are determined u
stick II out"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-25
BOARD OF HEALTH
WILL MOVE OFFICE
From the City Hall 10 Corner Filth
Avenue and Yesler Way

The office % the board az health Ia
the city hall viii be removed In a
few days to the city'H building at
the corner 81 flfth avenue and Yea
Ter way. Two fo1ntH ON tho kcc-
nnd fipor will hr occupied. Ine
room made vacant In the city hail
VIII be used by the engineers and
draushgsmen who look after the CO.
dar river water plant.
the change WAS made NJ the ur.
gent solicitation ~ the attaches %
the cisy hall. who object seriously
70 being exposed 10 permona with
contagious disease Who continually
como 20 the city hall locking for the
health officers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-25
Keep Highways Clean

Warrants were procured from
Judge Georges court this morning
for the arrest or Edward 8. Curtis.
the Second avenue photographer,
and Cowley and cOwiey, a firm on
the same street. charging them with
blocking the public highway. Spec
ial officer Tom Eevan swore 70, t1es
complaints. He alleges that the two
firms In question had left boxes ana
barrels IN front OF their resprctive
places Of business over Sunday. ali
ter being cautioned not TO do go.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-25

nhp organ, 10 actnnte and regulate
ih' multiple ana marvellous process
~ ~ hlH complex system, The breath
H,t "pphtatue, the nervous apparnt-
ta' tnN digestive apparatus, the
muscular apparatus ana 10 forth.
The reminder viii be expended vol
unfairly. according 10 circumstance.
ttattH or necessities, IN bread win
ming N recreation. in intellectual 0f
SOCIAL pnfHuita But the fact remains
that it y able 90 nuke eanh day only
= definite quantum Of force. That.
therefore, which be erpendH IN one
direction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-25
VARSITY ITEMS

AZ the weekly chapel exercises
held this morning At sbe university.
an Interesting proErun was render
ed: =. esfm
Piano solo -. ......... Miss Cruel
Mandolin and guitar selections. ~.
-. -.....- ........... Mandolin club
Traditions In the Indiana t'nf-
verHitys' ..... Prof. A. NJ. Yoder
yale University "Reminiscences
-. ...-....... Prof r. NJ. Pndelford
University aong ,.......... Students
Class and University Yells and ''yo-
cal Expedlenta."
-
Prof. Edmond y. Meany wifi aoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-25
BUILDING PERMITS

The following building permits
have been issued IN the city cnEi-
neer'n office To stiles Bros. as
Tenth avenue north. fss story frame
house. $500. w n, Norris. Ias Isei.
mont avenue north, one.story frame.
$1,000: w, 4. Ferguson. ga Twenty
ninth avenue south. one story frame.
$780, ~. itlverman. itea Twelfth
avenue. oue-hgary frame. $500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-25
new TRUST
independent Steel Com
panies to Combine

NEW YORK. Nov. 2s.- Frederick
Clarke. OF local law firm. con-
firms the rnmered formation OF a
new steel combine,
The trust viii have capitalize.
tien OF 100000, 900 and viii include
ali the blk independent companies Of
the country. with the exception Of
the Colorado Fuel and Iron co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-25
IN DEPTHS
OF the SEA

NEW YORK. Nov. 2s.--The sub
marine boat Fulton rose from the
bottom OF the bay az 1880 o'clock
yesterday morning after having
heur submerged 10 hours under teas
conditions Thn crew said there was
no discomfort In breathing and are
enthusiastic over the possibilities ~
the craft. Three hours Il the sonE~st
time spent under water ~ any
United States submarine boat trrc-
t1fore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-25
BOYLE A
BAD ONE
another Youthful Highway
man Rounded Up

The third boy hlghwsyman, who
was implicated in The hold up of the
rrocery store % rrcd Baker IN North
seattle has been arrested BY De-
t,csive Jim nyrncs. Daniel holle
the bov in question. Is but 10
years Of age. lie made sweep
inr confession Of tho whole AZ.
fair 10 Detective Ryrncs and Chiet
sullivan.
me grocery store OF Fred Baker
On North semitic was entered by
thrrc masked burglars on the cven-
ms Of Oct. 81. Baker was COM
pelled 20 stand az the point Of a
ristci while the robbers went
throuxh the money drawer secur-
inr al Before the highwaymen en-
tersd. Hafry Moody had come into
the store.
very srsr'eieas
when the robbers entered. this
Young fellow aid not rut up hts
hands. lie acted in such susplc-
ious manner that The police we're led
10 believe that he was implicated.
He was arrested and told cf the part
~ had taken IN the fohhery. and inl-
rlIcafsd Robert Rogers. Daniel Boyle
ara 4-4AE y tAI4ftt AAtt=tt , tAAA& tAN@'ttF
have been bound over TO the SUI
rsfior roart on robbery charges. and
Jones a stili az large.
Told the Whole STORY
Bowie has told the whole story Of
TIE crime. He said that Rog-
en- held The gun on Baker while he
started after the money. Boyle was
loeking FOR big sack. bat the time
~ appearance az Mrs. Baker scat
tered Ms fFienaA and he bad 70
ahanian the search. The three boy
llghwayuaen ran down Denny way.
ana Nocdy joined Baker IN the
chase after them. az the same time
acting - ssaii for the fugltives.
piviaed Spells
B0yIa and Jones met IN a room
over 4 n1iltown saioon and divided
up the plunaer. then beth started
for Portland on the brake beams
DQyie returned TO his home 90 Ect
shces and the polsce were notified 81
hl presence BY his parents. who are
hixhly respectable people.
II il probable that Moody and
EUyfe will be xenf to fhe reform
echnoL but Rogers. who Il consider
"a hopeless case. viii probably b.
given a penitentiary term.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-25
STRlNGING NEW
TROLLEY WIRE

Tho Seattle Electric CO.. II today
nirlnRlnE q nov trolley wire on Hoc-
ond avenue. The old wire was ahap-
"a az a figure y. aud It Is being re-
placed With the round wire. which
has proved more generally Fatiafac-
tory.
Traffic on local car lines was the
largest yesterday that n has been
on Sundays for two months past.
The principal pleasure travel Of the
day waa on the Madison street and
Capitol iiili lines.
when buying articles advertised In
this paper. speak OF the Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-25
Three TONS
OF COLD ORE

Tbs steamer EImore. Capt. G. s.
Davis % days cut from Nome, ar
rived IN port Saturday with three
tons Of sacked gold ore from Bluff
ti5y- The e-e IL from the summer
WV mine and Is the first 70 he
snlpped south from that place. She
also brought ifs0 cases Of salmon.
The Elmore win lay up for the win
Yer at Port Townsend. where sl1e Es
ewned Nothing was seen OF the
scnooners John ID. Long and OyilIa.
botn OF these are probably Coming
DOWN ~ easy stages and LAYING 10
Tor stormy weather. =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-25

PHILADELPHIA Pa Nov. ~ j.
Joaquin caiabero formerly the
trained wealthy Cuban
IN
II appeared from the evidence animal
because he by
e The latter admitted that the
drank from the same glass and ha btuay
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-25
Funeral Of john 6raf

The funeral 81 John Graft. a plon-
Ger resident ~ this city. who died
last Thursday ~ Green Lake. was
held yesterday afternoon from the
chapel Of nonnay and Stewart. Raw.
John r. Damon ufficiafed.
Mr.. Graf came TO Oregon from
Wisconsin In 1871. He arrived in
Seattle two years Later. and had
ever since been engaged In business
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-25
BUILDING TRADES
HEADQUARTERS
New Building Now Completed and
Ready for Occupancy

TIRE now headquarters building Of
the building Trades council on
Fourth avenue between Pike and
Pine streets. Is completed. and the
the final finishing touches ARE be-
Ing applied.
The large hall Is laid with canvass
and II IN readiness for the house
warming which - TO be given Tues
day night by the carpenters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-25
LICENSED 10 WE'D

The following marriage licenses
we've issued today. Charles Edward
PiFret, AGED %. and Ann Jane Cnoft,
30. both OF Seattle; William Thomas
Jury. IS. and Julia kallgren, 81, both
OF Seattle. John q. Fletiy, 40, and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-25
Free Baptist Church

a large congregation witnessed the
initial services M tho Free Baptist
church on the corner of Pine and
Tory avenues. yesterday. The open
Ing address WAS delivered by Alex
ander hosrH. A Hpecial song SER
NlNa was a feAtnrn on Iha nrnrfnIn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-25

Joe silver. = wasb,nxtnn street
seeond hard dealer has bern arrest
ed by Detective Rarbse for violating
city ordinance providing that a
record shall Is kept by all second
hand dealers of goods received.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-25
Sent to SielIacoom

Sadie Gilbert and Lucy Green
were committed 20 the insane axy-
lum this morning toy Judge Tailmar.
Miss Gilbert IL young woman. and
Lucy Green a girl Of 10 years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-25

NJ. n. peaae johnson Co. AZ fio7
Second ave. have just received a
large shipment % Ladies' Walking
suit Skirts. Cioaka and French Fian-
rel Waists direct from New York.
Tbs same firm mr.. having = special
saie on Pattern Hats At ts.bn. stsp
and $500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-25
FERRY BOAT TO
BE LAID OFF

The West Seattle ferry boat, City
of Seattle n laid up for It's annual
inspection today. Until the boat
resumes her run, regular train SER
vice viii be given between this city
and the suburb on the other side OF
the hay
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-25
Suburban.


Mrs. Frederick W. Newell. % Van
ASSET. II dangerously III az Frosi-
dencS hospital. Seattle.
The Van Assert schools win hold
appropriate Thanksgiving exercises
Thursday afternoon. The program
will be under the direction 81 Prof.
John kinssbury.
Miss Kate nrown vfii entertain
the woman'n Christian Temperance
Union At hrr home. Nsnikhs Lane.
South Seattle. next Friday.
The war between seorxrtown
bakers and Seattle bakers. IL stiiI
on. Bread n selling a. GeorKetown
for "a cents loaf
Mrs Arthur ward. OF George
town. who recently returned from a
visit az Three Rivers Mich. IL very
IN. she IL now AZ Providencs hos
pitai. Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-25
SCARLET FEVER

Three cases Of scarlet fever were
reported yeaterday They are Will
lam and Minnie Beatty, OF 40s RE-
publican street. and Johnny vestai.
Of 1922 Pine street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-25
Fined for Inhumanliy

Simon Nornile was fined $40 by
Judge George this morning for al
lowing a disabled horse, owned by
him. to be worked.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-25
Jacob Slower Buried

The funeral Of Jacob stover was
held from the salvation Army haii
az : o'clock this afternoon. All Of
the Seattle salvation Army posts
and many outside members attend
"a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-25
Loss 100000

NORTH WEYMOUTH, ". J., Nov.
s5.--The Bradley Fertilizer works
were burned this morning. at lcss
~ SfO0 O1n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-25
WEATHER FORECAST

Seattle and vicinity Tonight and
tuesday. occasional nin. fresh
rnuthfHHf sVlpda
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-25
Groceryman ViciimIred

w. s. Mayficld has reported 10 the
police that r. J. Mann had passed
a bogus check on him and had re-
celved 40
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-25
A Son Born

Mr.. and Mrs. Dupia OF Lake Wash.
ington were made happy last even
ing ~ the appearance Of an infant
son.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-25

Edith lienernan. ~ both of sno-
homlnh John Cnhlll. o. and Cccoiiu
broEnu, 90 both OF Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-25
CONTRACTS
EXTENDED
More Time Given on Public Work
Board Of Works Meeting

~ the meeting OF the poara
OF Public Works 1t was recon, s,,es'4
ca that Stirrat t. Goefz. contra te',s
DC given an extension Of time On Ten
water main contracts as folIoua.
East Madison street. Eleventh
Twelfth. Thirteenth. Sixteenth ana
keyenteenth avenues. jackson street
Summit avenue, Boy1ston avenns
snd broadway. The eauses for e.
lay are claimed 10 be that the wro,,.,
weight OF pipe Was shipped ana ne
order had to be made over. ana *
account Of the machinista ntrike no
pipe could be secured at all In eorne
cases.
The Seattle Central Railway com-
planned that the contractors on the
Twelfth avenue water main had lefs
me ditch open 10 long that the
Sar.h mas eayed in and carried dirt
lIoIn Deneath the tracks OF the com
IanL, making u necessary 10 place
npofins Or other support beneath
tne ties where the earth has been
carried away. The COMPANY thought
ttie contractor should b. ordered N
pulif this support. The matter vvaa
referred 70 the guperinterde,,t ~
Streets with power 10 aet, -
Grading Esst Olive strsst
Specifications were appfovaA g..
The grading and parking ~ re-
viife street from Thifty-aeyent, 80
tnue % Lake Washington ana v,aed
en- siaewaiking Whitman avenue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-25
Street Committee to Meet

The council street committee vffl
meet IN special session AT O'Clock
tomorrow afternoon to consuR =
from the Queen Anne Im-s
proyement club, which desires coun-4
ell to order the grading of 80 diff
ferrnt streets on the top OF Queen
Anne hill. A list OF the streets pro
posed 20 be improved has not been
furnished the committee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-25

from Kuhournc TO North Thirty
ninth avenue.
w. r. Fuller 3 Co. were given per-
mission 10 erect an iron awning IA
front % their place 81 business az
Second avenue south and Jackson
street.
Francis n. Day and Martina
Westhy asked pcrmiHslon TO omen
EdEemont avenue between Franklin
avenue ana North street. grading
81 feet down the center ana terApo-
rariiv The parking and sidewalk
strips within their fences. Superln-
tendent LATHE recommended the
granting Of the petition. but Il was
tabled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-25

The petition az the Seattle Central
Railway Company Tor more poles
on Occidental avenue between Yes
Ter way aud jackson street and on
jackson street between Occidental
avenue and Second avenue south.
was refused on recommendation OF
the franchise Inspector.
A. &, Mlller's buildings az Sel-lol
seventh avenue were reported Go be
standing out IN the street three feet.
The matter was referred To- SUpefin-
tendent Little.
The Northern Pacific Railway
Company advised the board that u
would comply az once with the order
to install arc lights on ttailroad av-
enne between King and Vine streets
Ten property owners on Twentieth
avenue north. between Harrison and
Republican streets. asked that they
be allowed 60 sidewalk and park
that street at their own cost. A
favorable recommendation was sent
to the council.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-25

When buying articles ADVERTISED n
this paper. speak Of the Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-25

The eyes arr rightly called the
windows ~ the soui A pair ~ my
xlnnnes swim keep them healthy and
bright. SO Hsusny building. Third
and PIKE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-25

Walking skirts. OF dark mixed
cheviots. with double stitched
fiounce. regularly $3.50. for $500
Black Broadcloth Flare Skirt,
trimmed with stitched taffeta.
formerly $I2.50. FOR. $3.50
Very handsome Black Broad
cloth Skirt, the deep fiounce OF
black velvet applique, worth
SifbQ. for ..............Si 2.50
Cañon City record., 1901-11-28
THE LODGES

The Odd Fellows met on Tuesday
night and after transaciing consider
able business nominated officers for
the ensuing year. On Tuesday night
of next week the election will occur
and at the same time grand officers
will be voted for.
Couer de Leon Lodge X. of p. has
nominated its officers and the election
will be held on Thursday night Dec. o:
The annual election of officers Of
the Masonic lodge will occur on Sat-
urday night, Dec. z.
+ I. +
The Modern Woodmen initiated one
candidate last Thursday night. 1t
was ordered that the first meeting Of
each month be considered as initia-
tory night.
Gate City Camp, W. of W., at its
meeting Tuesday night initiated one
candidate, after which the following
officers we're elected: Council COM
mander, J. l.. G. Sweeney; advisor, G.
E. Colgate; banker, e. E. McKinnon;
clerk, A. H. Davis; escort, j. R. Quinn;
wat..hman, A. J. Melchi; sentry, Harry
Shepherd; manager for six months,
B. E. Evans; manager twelve months,
Harry Davis; manager eighteen
months, l.. S. Bailey. The installation
Of officers will occur at the first
meeting in January next. Following
the election several short talks were
INDUCED in by visiting and other
members during which a general
smoker prevailed.