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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-12-17
CHARLES ISLAND TROLLEY.

Will be Built. to Develope Popular
Summer Resort.
Allan w. Paige Of Bridgeport, counsel
for the Connecticut Railway and Light
ing company, says that within a year
a trolley line would be built at Milford
which would connect the main land
with Charles island. The purpose Of the
Connecticut Railway and Lighting COM
pany, he said, was to make the island
an up-to-date summer resort.
The distance from the mainland to
the island is about half a mile. and q
trestle will be build over the sandbar
used for roadway several years ago.
The railroad company will build a large.
pavilion. Other improvements will be
made, which should make this resort a
popular one.
The company has petitioned the legis-
lature for the right to build the line.
and, if granted, work, will be begun in
the spring. 80 ~
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-12-17
WHITNEY AVENUE RUNAWAY.

A runaway occurred on Whitney ave-
nue. yesterday afternoon. A horse came
rushing down the avenue from the di-
rection of the lake, drawing light
doctors carriage.
There was no one in the carriage and
it swayed wildly from side to side. At
the corner of Grove street and Whit
ney avenue it collided with a heavy
cart and breaking one of the carriage
wheels. The horse continued its flight,
dragging the carriage on three wheels
after it. At the corner of Church and
Chapel streets it ran into another
team, where the horse was finally
caught. The horse was not injured but
the carriage was badly broken. The
name of the owner of the team could
not be learned
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-12-17
WANT TO BE A BOROUGH.

Citizens of Highwood and CenterVilie
Take Important Step.
To the next general assembly winch
convenes on January petition is to
be presented asking that the districts
in the town of Hamden, known as High
wood and Centerville. be made into a
borough. A meeting for that purpose IS
to be held one week from tonight at
the Highwood Firemen's hall.
The contention is that the section in
Dictated pays nearly all the taxes OF the
entire town of Hanlden and that they
do not get the benefits which they
should.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-12-17
POLICE COMMISSIONERS MEET.

The board of police commissioners
held their regular meeting, transact
ing routine business last evening. The
session was an executive one and it
was stated afterward that a petition
for several days pay from Doorman
F'lannery had been received. He
sprained his arm on December 6 by
falling while bringing a drunken man
into the lookup from the patrol wagon.
II was referred to the finance commit
teefi.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-12-17
CAR IN FLAMES.
Excitement at Union Dept Yesterday
Morning.

Excitement at Union Dept Yesterday
Morning.
Car No.1O6, which runs between the,
Union station and Highwood over the
Dixwell avenue branch of the Fair Ha-
ven and Westville Railroad company,
caused much excitement while standing
in front of the Union station yesterday
morning. 81
Of a sudden flames burst from under
meath the car and enveloped for mo-
ment the side of the trolley car towards
the station. AS suddenly as the flames
burst forth they disappeared. The con-
ductor disconnected the current by TAX
ing the trolley pole from the wire, but
as he put it on again the flames burst
out fiercer than before.
Upon investigation 1t was found that
the flames had come from a small Eox
underneath the car and by keeping the
trolley from the wire the flames were
withheld.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-18

! vantage. Tho Thirty fourth district,
composed OF the Fourth ward and
the First. Second and Third pre-
cincts OF the tirat ward. gave Me-
kinlry "A majority of nearly 500 tSu
years ago. The result ls therefore
supposed to hinge upon the number
~ Republican votes that can be
turned against Piper, The Demo-
cratic vote In his favor. white cnnsid4
cradle. can be figured with reason
able certainty. Tho dlsaffceted Re.
publican vote y the unknown guam
uty in the equation.
The Republican leaders who are
opposing Piper say that II II a Tight
hy business meg upon a candidate
who stands for all that Is critlclaed
In the numes city administration.
Piper has been the mAyor'a political
manager. and rs much a. any other
man q held accountable for the as
saliahle featurea OF the present city
government.
They Get Back
The Piper men retort that the war
on him II a corporation fight. and
point sareasticaNy to the fact that
the heads OF several well known and
by no means altrulstle corporations
are leading the fight. They deslx-
nate John u. FARRELL Of the Pacific
Coast Company. as the kins pin OF
the combination. President FarreliH
brother. G II. Farrell. "a Judge
Noore'H law partner. and u II said
that the firm l. counsel for the Pa
cific Coast Company.
Each side charges the other with
the free use Of money. and people
familiar with politics ere disposed to
Ffve Fun fRith and credit to the
mutual accusations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-18
FIGHT IN THE Bath

The campaign would be dun were
n not fer the picturesque fight for
the state senatorship la the Thirty.
fourth district between George L..
Piper, Republican. ard IudKe Win
lam I'M knan Moore. Democrat. The
REAL and bitterness with which the
contest i waged II cut OF an pro-
portion g the stake. and may he
Traced wholly 10 The personality Of
the men.
Zach candidate has been for wears
an active header IN his party. and
has BEEN mixed IN factional strife
frcm time TO time. from which bitter
personal enmitics have resulted. The
pf1sent fight Is more personal than
Political. Governor McGraw, one
~ the local Republican heavy
weights. 4 aiding In the direction
OF Judge Moore's fiEht, while among
rtper's teutenants there Is no more
active worker than Leo Hart. the
redouhtahle Democratic acrapper.
Aligned with Hart are many OF his
party friends. Who helped him to
carry the county two years aEo
against J. w. Goodwin In the fight
for national comitteeman. and with
him were thrown out OF the Dcme-
cratic convention.
S,re History
In that memorable contest Judge
Moore was on the Goodwin side. ard
the present attitude OF Lee Hart and
his frtsnds u n sequence OF the old
fight. The Republican warfare on
Piper v al~o an echo Of old factionai
cssarruis. Piper standing for the
Humes people while his party enc
mics belong to the ether crowd
On the face Of former election r.
turns Piper has the apparent al
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friends informally AT cards Mendny
evening az her home. ia Madison
street. Miss Beatrice rtinborRhcr
won the firat prize
Mrs. oswald Al. Iaing viii be the
guest OF Mrs. j, ". Augustine next
week at her home, a5a Sixteenth
avenue.
The PM Gamma Of the State Uni
veraity Delta fraternity have ISSUED
Invitations Tor a dancing party to be
sivrn next Monday evening at tho
Lincoln II u expected Co be a very
pretty nffaif.
Tonight The painters give a big
ball az the ArmorN. a great NUM-
Der OF guests arc expected to be pres
enl.
Mrs. George w. atetson gave a
pretty party Thursday night at hor
faeldsncc on Beacon I'LL. cards
and dancing were the amusementa
for the evening. II waa one OF the
most enjoyable nffairH Of the week.
The Nif club VIII give n dancing
party Tuesday evening uf next week
al f.ittie8' hall. A number OF inNifn-
ton have been issued.
Mrs. VIII II. Perry has sent out
cRrda fof dancing party 60 be given
next Tuesday evening NJ tho Queen
Anne clubhouse. The afialr II ~
honor Of Miss Itu Ton. who IN visit /.
iBR IN the city.
Miss Edith Johns OF nelleviile.
Ont. arrived IN the city today. Che
viii be the guest Of her sister. Mrs.
Charles De Mile. for a few months.
The MaripoHt club have issued IN o
sttatlons for n dance TO be given
Thursday evening. the a0th. az Lit.
ties hall. II ~ expected 30 be one
q the ptettiest dances ever given by
the club
The Ballard FortnlghtIy club met
Thursday night at the residence OF
Mrs. Carl ponahue. on Taiimnn ave-
nue.. The members spent a pleasant
evening AZ cards The following ON !
GERS we're elected y. n Hiii. presi-
dent; Mrs. Phil normau. vice preri .
denti J. &. Dickson. secretary.
Ainan Lehman Brown Of Seattle.
and Miss Emma Chamberlain Of Ia
cofua. were married Wsdns sday
evening NJ the home ~ the BRIDE
sister. Mira Charles Horner Of TR-
coma. Mr. Fsfown IL the son Of the
late Amos Brown. and II n member
a. the firm OF Kinnear 4 Brown,
The wedding was n nulst one. ns
only relatives we're present. on tfeir
return from a California trip, they
wili make seattle their herns
The Seattle Iled~rkranr will give
n concert Oct. - af GerfnHnia hall.
a. p m. assisted by Mrs Joseph
nosenfssi and Herr Carl achwers-
fever. The music wifi be under the
direction af Prof. Alfred Lneben.
An entoyHbie program has been arr
ranged
AR. William Johnson and Miss
Anna Larsen. both OF wnatcofu.
we're married Oct. I. af tbs residence
81 the officiating clergyman. Rev.
Martin l. Larson. eli Stewart
street
Abe BFrarclsr and Mary J. Mon
etse Of Seattle. were married last
sunday az the First Unitarian
church. by Rev. w. u. sfnondn.
W. l. Long and Bertha Carl OF
kinEston. were nsrrted last Thurs
day evening BY Rev. y. II. Lingeu-
fsiter. at his residence.
Tho John =. Miller Relief corra
vas happily entertained At the horne
Of Mira AiAx iast Tuesday afternoon.
shont 80 ladies' being PRESENT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-18
TURNER SPEAKS

Senator George Turner addressed
= large and enthusiastic crowd af
Carpenters hall last night The
senator recounted the history Of re-
cent federal appropriations for this
stated. and claimed credit for most
Of them. He particularly mention
Cd the federal buildings In the three
beading cities. the river and harbor
appropriations and especially the
Lake Washington canal.
Senator Turner thea entered Into
. dfscunNiao Of national politics. crit
cis1n1 the course OF the Republican
party toward the Philippines. He
denied that he had ever attack the
army. but said he had criticised Gen.
Smith fer His -kili and burn" order.
The senator advocated Independence
Cor the Philippines. He then turn
81 his attention to the trusts. which
he charged to the excuses Of the
Drotec<ive tariff. and advocated 4
revision which would place articles
whose production II controlled by
TRUSTS. upon the free lists
senafp< Turner closed with an cio-
Quznt tribute to the city OF Seattle.
which he predicted would ultimately
- the second city of the country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-18
THE MARKETS
yoBslnc QUOTATIONS.

Vegetables
Potatoes, sft1sia p~r ten. eaFratA rae
per sack; iettuce. fae per aess tar1fps. ne,
rerffc. g.. eahbaEss 81 ocasis - rsF e~t.
celery. tQaf5oc dex. sweet POTATOES.
fi3c III. chill peppers. si.ss box;
sauerkraut. &c tomatoes. 500 s1c
onions. skcefsfoa sack. parsnsps,
81 z5Msi.so sack. eaullfiower. s04 7sc
pumpkins. ~ 10. srunnnes. ic IN.
etscufutsrk sou p<r daz. suinaeh. soosee
per box. green corn. fffS42eo.
Green Fruit
Isnsons--e &. noN 81 90 . hes. cu1ktrx an
pies. aae 10 &c tox. esfinx - % o. . box
bananas. 81 70 tzso. piaeappies, S
box oranges. vsi-neiss. - 20: t.nrsrfnes
~. -: sraps fruit. 81 eo0f1oc peschcs.
toas0c. piums. zSUs per boz: Con-
cord grapes. sc haskrs. pears. sl-ts
box. prunes. 31GfNc cranb~rrtesI -
erelesrzts. relays. 81 ssssis 20 erass.
Provisions
rr~.h r.<xs--<uw beef. D. psr u. steer
s--f. lsssss par ~ nasssa. wssssr. ss,s.
sNss TIE. roTk. lee pr 70. veal. t.rxs. Sc;
FTevs.isns- Mans. iss: tr.ssfa~s saess
correessd dssiy-T1.s sofisvsns prices sr-
s-~inr c,sr-e % the rrotaesr q reand lou
On the dosk er 10 ne car ~ seattle.
crsin-oots. f2a8kpss harisy. -, 30
wheat. chlexen fc~1. t2f; eorn. onEs. ssa.
Butter. cheese. Eggs. Poultry
Batter wzshinxtez ers<mssiees sec:
chssss-N1fivs w.sAsnsssn all cream.
Fletcher = Carpenter. realty sss>
oAtns only.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-18

evening Al her rooms tn tho OLD
Rainier hotel. A hat trimming con 5
test Afforded great amusement for
the Euesta
Mr.. Dean hretland gave an In.
formal party last evening at the
home 81 hts parents. 1853 broadway.
The affair MAS In honor Of his aiat
birthday.
The guests % the Ola Rainier are
planning 20 give n card party some
time the latter part Of uest week
Mrs Henry II. HiIhurn Of Spokane
Ia visiting her parents. Mr. and
Mrs Moritx Thomson on Terry ave-
nue. and Madison street.
Mrs. &. y. Young entertained a few
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-18

isrffe 1astsrui <sW rork teAaiae.
Wisconsin. tscs Rnausfort. s3r; E1Am.
Sitett@ per eass. Sew reFk. fta iae. Lam
bgsssr. iegiie. hriek. lee lie HUtss. -
4ffc
Ksks-ssrtctfy fr~4n r4ncs- DC. EASTERN.
E11sc.
Lie. puutHr--Nen-. ta41tsss fry~rx
ft8tte. tufssfp. f14fse.
NeasY-ffEfza
Commission Mer'x Prices
chs~~s-Nsffv~ W&sninxtea@ tt4ffA1-
E4He-strf<tlF frrsb raneh- 1t4 Re
nattsr.-W <shfnxtau Cfsaazsff. z4s1<ic;
ranch. f1Offe.
urain-bats. a11ons wheat. t1f 90 eovn-
es5. 90 rpltst bsftsf. t11ps
Ifay-raaef SQUAD pef Ism. tie 10. East.
srn Wszhlnxtna trashy. ssAea. alfalfa
eft.oa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-18

ciaf schooi election will c,sse & I
| D. m. October IS and not b O.
again except on the DAY prpc1fMr
the election. viz. Friday. oc1cox
81. 1904.
r. W. JoNK4
Secretary BEARD Of piecsprk
SPECIAL SCHOOL ELECTION
Notice Is hereby given to tie taec-
tors OF the City OF Seakfle 0<hDcI
District No. In King county. Glans
Of Washington. that on SATURDAY.
the LIST day OF November A. D. -
In the several election wards mo
which said school disrfnt & divtdsd
special election will be held At ~
election places hereinafter speci14
for the purpose OF submitting 10 ~
qualified electors OF said district -
their approval or rejection the ~.
lowing propositions, t0w-wit:
PROPOSITION NO. l--Shhn -
district sell lots one % TO Sr1lr
nD inclusive in block two q
Queen Anne Second addition 70 -
city OF Seattle at a prios not
PROPOSITION NO. s.--shall -
district sell the old church huildl4
t2g). block nineteen rel. LAtonA
n price not less than ssoof
PROPOSITION NO. S-ShAA -
district be authorized to see ocrs.n
Tchooi furniture including al dse.A
seats, stoves, apparatus ana fl'as 49,.
ings no longer considered suifse~
for use In the schools? -.
PROPOSITION NO. A-en.s
School District No. levy . spesH
tax OF one tenth OF mill looep -
the purpose of establishing
maintaining three lthree) kinoez
ten schools? -
Notice is hereby further sivs1 ~
the places OF voting In each g -
several wards OF the school z: 4.
at said special election VIII
follows:
First ward-south school huadlns
situate on block OF the syno
addition to the Cay OF Seattle. -.
Second ward--Rainier school pe1
ing, situate ON block II or 49,.
street addition to the City OF -
/ tie. -.
Third ward-Pacifc school o9,
ing. Eleventh avenue and kaA 49,
erson street: also at Minor "a
building. Seventeenth aven~ -
East Pike street. .ns.
Fourth ward--Cantrai school pa'.s.
ing. situate corner OF Seventh -
nue. and Madison street. -.So,,
Fifth ward-Synagogue $3.50
building, situate corner
street and Eighth avenue. IA.
Sixth ward-penny schon .srns
ing situate corner Of Firth aS
and Battery street. .s.d
Seventh ward-Cascade -
building. situate corner Howe1 y.
enue and Thomas street: also y s..ss
new High School building. bfo@a
and Pine street. s.ta.
Eighth ward--Mereer school 49,
ing, situate on block 81 OF Me, ssst-
second addition TO the cry o.
tie. -
Ninth ward--3ao6 Fremont ss ssss,s
next door to postofIice: also az vA'
Lake school building. -. y
Said voting places viii oe
receive ballots from II N,
o'clock p. M OF the same day. s.r>
In witness whereof I have ,hs
unto set my hana and anixsss ..sd
seal of the Cfty of Seattle ,-,,,ri5
District No. 1, I'm King i'll
State OF washington. this ths
day Of October. A. D. iseA .oSus
Secretary Board q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-18
TAX LEVY
IS FIXED

Al an adjourned meeting Of the
beard OF school directors OF District
No. I. held AZ the horne OF Director
c. L Denny last night. Il was de-
ternined to Fix the same tax levy
for the coming year as that OF fe9z-
The total levy for fsQ2 was sis
mills. on this assessment IL IA fts-
ured that approximately $sst.eoo VIII
be raised during the coming year.
The superintendent from the state
and county - expected to bring the
total up 20 almost a half million dol
lars for school purposes In this dis
tricf-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-18

VICTORIA. H. c.. Oct fs.-The tug
Vancouver with ecowioed Of shin
gies for the Taylor NH Company
here. went ashore on Jones' Island.
about 10 miles from Victoria oppc-
site sidney. at o'clock last night
The tugs crew n safe on the Island
end the tug has listed TIL her deck
house Is covered with water. There
are no holes In her hull.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-18
4 5000 HOME


A pretty $4,000 residence viii soon
be erected by Mr.. r. J. Grover. who
recsntiy purchased lot ~ in block
~ Of Capitol Hill. Division No. 4.
This r. on Fifteenth avenue. between
Highland Drive and Prospect street
This part OF Capitol Hin IT. fully as
popular as the original plat. now
that THE latter Is 30 wei sprinkied
with fine residences Indeed, the
man or woman would be hard 10
please who cannot find on Capitol
HIN . home site that 10 his or her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-18

NOTICE OF HEARING IN RE
SALE OF LOTS 1 AND 2.
BLOCK 2. KING COUNTY AD-
DfTION.
Notice II hereby given that the
board OF county commissioners OF
King county. Wash. win meet in
their rooms In the King County
courthouse on tho goth day OF Nov
ember. 1909. at the hour OF 2 o'clock
p. m, for the purpose OF hearing and
determining upon the Availability of
selling lots I and 2. block 2 OF King
county addition.
Parties interested for or against
hnid sale viii be present at said date
and have n hearing.
Dated Oct ID. 1902
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMITS
SfONERH or KING COUNTY.
BY Geo. II. Lampfns. clerk OF the
Board.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-18
BOSTON 1 1E., a..

anee with Section rs. State Laws.
registrations for the general school
election Will close at p. M, Octo-
her u. and not be opened again
except on the day preceding the
election. Wiz; Friday. October 81,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-18
Seattle
Dental
ParIors


The largest and best equipped dental office
on the Pacific Coast. We have all the latest
and most scientific methods of modern and
painless dentistry. We crown. III and ex-
tract teeth without the least pain No stu
dents smployed. but al are dentists OF long
years of experience. We examine your teeth
and tell you In advance just what your work
VIII cost. We make charge for extracting
teeth when pla tea are ordered. All work
guaranteed ten years. Lady attendants al
tendance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-18
NO WIRE-pULLlNG IN THIS

ODD POLITICAL CONTEST IN WHICH NEITHER
CANDIDATE SHOWS HIS HAND
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-10-18

Dancing Glasses
Professor Wilson 1T Ranks Han
Monday and Friday evenings Pm
vufe lessons daily.
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1909. but registration for she ~
cial school election viii clos< q
y. m. October IS. and not b o.
again except on the day prqc&f~1
the election. viz: Friday. 0ctc1E
81. 1904.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-09-21
NEGROES MOURN.
Number of Dead f10-Gloom over III
Entire State.

BIRMINGHAM. Ala, Sept 2O.-The
negro population of Birmingham is in
mourning and a gloom has been cast
over the entire state as the pc pie be-
gin to realize the immensity Of last
nights appalling disaster at the Shiloh
Baptist church. Up to tonight III :
number of dead had reached 11O A
large majority Of the victims were res
idents of Birmingham. The injured
negroes are being cared for in the
various hospitals and in private res
licences.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-09-21
TEN THOUSAND IN LINE.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2O.-Ten thousand
persons attended the open air mass
meeting in Madison Square tonight or
ganized by the Federated Union IN
sympathy with the coal mi ers' in
Pennsylvania. Corps Of young wom n
and men marched around the square,
using boxes for contributions to be sent
to the aid of the miners, They were
well patronized.
John Mitchell, president Of the Unit
ed Minaworkers, and Samuel Gompers.
president Of the American Federation
of Labor, denounced the coal operators
in striking terms. Other speakers were
Henry George, Ernest CIR. shy, Charles
Adams, John S. Crosby and Ben amin
Sanford.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-09-21

partnership last June. however, and
since then had seldom met.
John w. Young. the father Of the
man suspected Of murder. has COR mu-
iicatod with his friends, notifying them
that he will return to this city for
the purpose Of defending his son. He
has also cabled instructions to empl v
counsel for his son. VIM. Hooper
Young Is believed to have cent ct
ter to one Of his brothers confes ing
the murder Of Mrs. Pulitzer and tx-
planning his motives. In the letter h.
speaks Of the members OF his family
with much bitterness. and especially
does he denounce his father. wto has
now come to his defense. He al o
makes vague reference to some con-
templated crime and flight from the
country
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1902-09-21
CHURCH SERVICES TODAY

German Lutheran--Services In the
Congregational church at 2:3o p. IN.
All are welcome.
Methodist--Rev. L. r. Rockwell will
preach both morning and evening.
Communion after the evening sermon.
A cordial welcome to all.
esbyterian-Service as usual.
Theme FOR the morning sermon. The
Mind OF the Master; evening theme,
Truth" A very cordial invitation is
extended to all.
Swedish -Lutheran--Rev.o Oscar ostrom
will conduct services as usual, morn
Ing and evening, In the afternoon he
Intends going up Lewis and Clark to
conduct a meeting, Sunday school at
$50 a, m
-Episcopal-The regular serv-
ices will be held, Preaching at ii a.
m. and 1880 p, m. Sunday school at
1880. Service will be conducted in the
Uppertown chapel at $50 In the aft
ernoon.
Norwegian Danish Methodist Usual
services at 10 a, m, and p, m, This
will be the last Sunday that the pastor
Rev. Jacob Olsen, will spend in As
toria before his removal to Tacoma,
Wash.
Salvation Army--Meetings as fol-
lows: At 3 p. family gathering in
the Salvation Army hall, conducted by
the Beck family. At p, IN. q large
salvation meeting also conducted by
the Beck family.
Baptist-The noted Beck family Of
singing evangelists who are holding
such interesting meetings at the SAL
walton Army hall will sing their jubilee
songs at II a. m, and with the officers
Of the army conduct the exercises OF
that hour. All other services of the
church as usual, Let everybody come
and hear these talented singers. L. ].
Pastor.
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ENGINEERS MAY RESIGN.

SAN FRANCISCO Sept. 20. Thesfa.
rine engineers on all boats running III
the Columbia river may be asked Is
resign until the engineers on the upper
Columbia river are granted highir
wages.
1t Is alleged that the vessel owners,
whose vessels have been running above
the Willamette, have ben unde paying
licensed marine engineers and have
managed to keep the wages down by
employing engineers not nsemters of
the association.