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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-26

The Seattle Electric company has
settled with Capt Daniel McInnis.
Charles Gillian and william Kent.
the firsmen injured on the evening Of
March rs in a collision between
IRE department hose cart and
Third avenue electric car. Although
the exact amount Of tho settlement
has not been given out officially. ~
Is understood upon good authority,
that Capt. McInnis received $500
damages for the injuries he received
and each 81 TIE other men received
1000. The snnent was entirely
satisfactory Concerned.
r Accident
Shortly after o'clock on the sv-
eulng OF March IS hose wagon
from FIRE headquarters came dash
ing down Columbia street IN answer
to an alarm Of IRE turned In from
the business portion % the city.
When the wagon driven by william
Kent and In charge Of Capt Mcfn-
mis- started to cross Third avenue .
University car was going up that
thoroughfare and coliided with the
hose wagon. Capt McInnia was
hurt very badly and for a time u
Was thought that he would not i've.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-26
PAIR or R0BBERlEs

Two bufgiarisa were reported ta
the police this morning "a. A. can.
field. Of 1909 second avenue north.
reported that his house had been
broken into and a small quantity of
iewrlry and q feS dollars Ia money
stolen.
: nunean. % sis Nineteenth av-
snue north, was also the victim III
house breakers. Thieves entered his
residence IS HmashinK rear vim
dow with an axe. They thea ran.
sacked the house and stole a gold
watch. a pin and 81 IN money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-26
CAPTAIN
IN IRONS
Scandal Aboard ship General Rob.
erts Comes Up

eFte 1ofntS Up
An investigation In under way to-
day on board the ship General Rob-
erta. at West Seattle, looking Into the
alleged misconduct OF Capt Crowley.
the master OF the vessel. Capt
Crowley II charged with drunken
ness. and the complalnants are HIS
own officers. According 70 the testi-
mony Of some OF the latter, the Gem
eral Roberts was a floating gin bed
lam on the way across from Rotter-
dam. There were nightly and daily
revela held AFT that resemhlcd n cor
ner Of . Bncchanalian feast. And not
alone that. They say that the skip
per made flying leaps at his own
shadow when crossing the equator,
and sang. or tried TO sing. ditties like
Good bye. My Lover Good bye"
Pop Goes the Weasel" and Little
Brown jug" much to the discomfort
and Inconvenience OF other staid
and sober inhabitants OF the vessel.
These actions, It Is alleged, came 20
such 4 pass that interceasion became
necessity and the captain was iron
ed and confined 20 his cabin until the
LIQUOR had evaporated from his brain.
Capt. Crowley who, by the way.
presents decidedly favorable
Impression. regulates the stories
charged against him by the crowd
Of pirates" as he terms them, and
says the allegations are largely the
outcome of petty jealousieB aboard
ship. The investigation Is being held
before Vice Consul Bernard Pelly.
and may occupy day or two.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-26
COURTHOUSE NOTES

The damage suit Of Caledonia Bally
VS. the Seattle a. Renton Railway IL
being heard IN Judge Griffin's court
today.
In Judge Tallman's court today the
case OF Ellen Davis vs.. Raephaei
Cheadle ct al Is being heard. The
suit liz over the will OF lie Mar
Cheadle The plaintiff alleges that
she and Mr.. Cheadle entered into an
agreement by which she was TO keep
house for him and run his farm near
Adelaide, and at his death was to
have the property. a son and daugh-
ter however claim the farm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-26
SAY THEY WILL
CHARTER BOAT

The northhoundera who declared
themselves in favor OF charterinK a
steamer 20 take themselves TO Meme
are Etili a. enthusiaatic as ever over
their project They claim 10 be
gaining recruits every day and to
have nearly 800 names enrolled
They say they have secured an OPP
ton on "A San Francisco steamer and
that she viii come Hteaming down
the Sound very soon now. The
shipping men, on the other hand,
are just % snnguine that II rs mere
~ a game Of blum and say that
many Of tho cut-rate agitators are
buying tickets 10 Nome over the
steamship lines now operating there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-26

TWO SU/TORS FOR HAND
OF ALICE ROOSEVELT

WASHINGTON. n. C.. May "a
Social circles IN the capital are gpec-
ulating with keen interest on the
outconns % what promise. 90 become
a lively rivalry for the hand Of Miss
Alice Roosevelt. the charming
daughter % the president.
At least two young men have
shown unmissakable signs % devS-
tion 10 the young lady Of lat. and.
as both are highly eligible. the sit
uation Is exceedingly interesting, es-
pecially as Miss Roosevelt has
shown no open preference for either,
The wooers are Charles c. wauterx,
councillor TO the Belgian legation.
and charge d'afyair~s when the min
lster Il absent. and Grafton Daiany
Gushing. wealthy and aristocratic
Boston lawyer.
Mr.. wRuters met Miss Roosevelt
al the Charity ball here In January
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His admiration developed 80 sudden
" into a fundn@ss that ne followed
her TO Cuba, when. chaperoned by
Mrs. Harriet Blaine neaie. the
daughter Of the lais Secretary %
state James "a. Blaine. Miss Alice
wasN allowed 70 make an excursion
Go the scenes ~ her fathers wiorfss
TO atone for her natural dlsappolni.
ment In not being permitted TO at
tend the coronation Of King Edward
MFR. Cushing and Miss Roosevelt
became acquainted during young
Theodore's Illness al Grutan, Mass
He drove with her and walked with
her. and whiist away many OF the
dreary hours In the cold. bleak pace.
From his eonlFadsship q rare and
delightful friendship. n not some.
thing deeper, has sprung up.
Both young men are college grad
yates and highly cultivated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-26

soon aa possible and a few Of them
are inclined 20 Kick about the delay
ot the railway company In the mat.
ter.
The mayors veto OF the ordinance
providing for the purchase OF two
lots at Sixth avenue ana Caller street,
VIII bs read and future action decld-
Cd upon.
The police. license and revenue
committees met this afternoon and
VIII submit report this evening
They have been asked 10 investigate
the Goo-Gon saloon ease. but % fnr
a. can be learned this has not been
done, Sun u Is possible that this
question VIII be touched upon,
The public building and grounds
COMMITTEES win also make report
recommending the building Of a new
lall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-26
AS BRYAN SEES lT

CLEVELAND, o.. May ae.-Mayor
Tom johnson returned today from
Chicago. whore he had n short con-
ference Sunday with VIM. Jennings
Bryan. Johnson discussed national
issues and Cuban affairs with Bryan.
but refused TO go into details furtt~
than 10 say that Bryan told him
cuba suspected trickery on the part
OF the United States until the Cuban
flag was raised over the palace,
when thcre was an immediate re-
vulsion OF feeling, their love and
gratitude 70 the United States bios
soming In an instant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-26
DENIES IT

WASHINGTON. u. c.. May "a
Fred Mcdonald. ex-captain Of the
Twenty sixth volunteer infantry,
who was charged by ex-Corporal
Richard OBrien. of hts company.
with having violated a Spanish wo-
man IN the town ~ Icharraaa. Hp-
peared before the senate Philippines
committee today and made com
plste denial lie pronounced
OBrtens statement lie and said
ne had never known ~ any Spanish
woman being violated by any Amer
lean IN the Philippines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-26
REINSURANCE
GAM BLERS PUT
UP "A BIG JOB

VICTORIA. -. c., May 26.--Robert
Ward & Co this morning received a
cableRTam stating that the ship Red
Rock. long overdue, arrived In the
English channel this morning She
left Royal Roads here November 20.
1901, for London, WreekaRe has
been repeatedly picked up from her.
Shipping men here think the discov-
cry Of salmon cases from her was
due 10 the manipulation Of reinsur-
ance gamblers.
~, a rLQfa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-26
ARRESTED FOR LARCENY

Charles Atkins. a walter on the
Sound steamer Majectic, was arrest
I'd by Constable Sam kaufman Of
Justice Georges court. this morning,
on a warrant charging larceny from
the person. W. Fl. Smith, the COM
planning witness, alleges that At
flns took o few dollars IN money out
N hts pocket this morning while he
vas on the steamer Majestic. Con-
stable Kaufman arrested Atkins be-
.oeu yegler way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-26
MEMORIAL DAY

The general Memorial Day COM
mittee met this afternoon and ar
ranged for the exercises 10 be held
next Friday. The different O.. A. n.
posts, the Women's Relief Corps and
the Washington Volunteers Assocla-
ton are In charge OF the affair.
The customary parade will be given,
after which n meeting VIII be held
at the Armory, y II. Rawson viii he
the speaker Of the day, and J. M.
Wrestling VIII read Lincoln's speech
at Gettysburg. Music will be fur
nished by WaRner's band. tho Phil
ippine qunrtette, Mrs. q. A. G.
Rochester and others. Miss Morris
Will recite a pstrIOtic aeleclIon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-26
DOESN'T LIKE PEsT HOUSE

-. Leontiue Palmer this morning
claim against the city for
49, damages. She alleges that the
.yAshment b. The city u = de-
49, HosDifal Or pest house At
'@.a AVENUE and Yesler way has In
- her property 70 the extent
she further complains that
II Dassrs nave left nor house since
= hospitai was established.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-26
REFUSED

SCRANTON. Pa. May 2s.--Ths
fireman. engineers and pump men Of
the Della ware. f.Hekawanna a West
srn anthracite mines refuse 60 obey
the mine workers orders 10 strike on
June 2 This action will have a
strong tendency 20 make the mine
workers reconsider the situation. as
they had depended on this as being
one Of the most drastic mnvsz at
their command.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-26

SHO
|airhaven HasFa.
aI HOId-Up

~ men fatally wounded as the
~ 81 a held-up Is the record Of a
~ a FairhaVen. The mess de-
.sssls feature is that an officer IN
~-psina 10 Do his duty caused the
.Asf q Waterman, r,issakirg hin
~ ssrkness tor one sf two thuss
! ~sre escaping. Posses are in
1T u the desperate. but an 20
bear have been unsuccessful In
~ any trace % them.
rsArCoM. Wash. May ss.JTwO
y ae dytng az the sisters hos
al norsAily wounded AS a resel,
vhqieSale shooting 81 rairhav-
III night. Another man was al
shox. but not seriously.
lAess u o'caoek last nlsh, two men
rasd . salaoA en- Harris street
zssa a. sButch's Place and corn-
xstsa everyone TO throw up their
80 There were three n,en IN the
sesa al the time. the bartender,
Il.,xras. Tom RArger and another
a. xheSa name Il not known. VIII
Ass and the stranger complied
% The eommand but Bargsr made
y s~sx fer the front door. One OF
5 reahsrs shot and the bullet Just
$x=a hts right shoulder. The 9TH
= rssesr than started for the back
w bit was compelled by his part.
n 10 return and secure the cash
|rsEsr. After securing the cash
t<sser the two men started out the
"a door.
1ze<r Peterson was standing on
n ndswslk some 20 feet away from
y teF and Immediately com
anexr airing al the escaping rob
~ The robbers nred back several
ms and Peterson was shot through
y bowels. The robbers then
11red toward the waterfront and
nzree In the darkness. Ofiscer
>fs<s started after them and when
j xxs passing the cannsry % the
<Hcsnxton Packing company WAS
nrarded Ia throw I'D hts hands.
3seat Of complying with the com
Iud be Immediately commenced
nring IN the direction OF the voice
y did not discover until too late
X I vas WatchFnan Grandjeau.
f5randjeau was shot through the
~ lung. Deputy sheriffs are
xring the country for the two
eers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-26
FUNERAL OF MRS. KORN

The funeral services Of Mrs Bar
bara Korn were held from the fam
lily residence. 3s0 Nineteenth ave-
nue. yesterday afternoon. Inter
ment WAS In the Hills of Eternity
cemetery. Mrs. korn had lived In
Seattle "a years, and her husband
council.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-26
Must ANSWER
At EVERETT

Khan H. Smith. who was arrested
~ few days ago for passing
sf.hless checks. was taken 20 Ev-
~ BY Sheriff Zimmerman ~ Sno-
xnsh county today 10 answer 90 a
&fse u obtaining $50 there on
.seks that proved worthless. The
AtTsx case ~ believed to be q
e'nser one than that against him
and for that reason he viii be
- 10 Srob1rnfsh county.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-26
EAMSTERS
WALK OUT

DAGO. May zs.-Ths 500 team
Ssn msloyed Ia the stock yards
ara etay for shorter hours a. a
ss1z4reat famine Il feared Very
kss neat ls S@inw delivered this
csaag. and II IL believed that
sxs wiii be dalivered tomorrow un-
- Ne strike - settled
n packers are unable 20 secure
~ q take the strikers places. II
;rcbshls there would be no DIM
la9 h this matter under ordinary
zrf.rions. but public sentiment is
srnrg against the packers that u
sNr - very unpleasant and un-
r7efabls for any substitute drivers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-26
HORSE WAS SHOT

4 team % horses Owned by John
..aaisy Fan away tina morning and
- aofze broke It's leg. The animal
2 b shot Oy Humane OFFICER
3~ay. The horses becnme fright
- near the Great Ssrthsru freight
- aHd ran north. On Second av-
: s0uth, near JaeiEson street. Po-
- .slaan 1ayQu managed 20 stop the
~ but IN bringing the horses 10
'AzIl one u them broke its leg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-26
me SCHOONER
THURSTOM SAFE

,s.sIJhfA. =. g.. May zG-An
49, ioF the Nsn1imO fishing
1s..,asf Neilie Thufstou, Hhich was
49, given ~ f0r loat. waa dis
q thf arrival this morning u
4 a.s..sAi.sr DanaLa. Whlch saw her
l,ss1kaie win 39 tons of FISH on
y The absence OK news from
a.. - Que ~ nc eact thsf far ten
CO., ~ was On a sand bar IN Queen
.--fl.tLs lElanl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-26
KNIGHTS IN BANQUET

A banquet win be given al the
Knights N Pythias hall, corner of
First avenue and Pike street, this
evening. IN honor Of United States
a. G. Bowman, who
waa elected grand chancellor Of the
state lodge At a meeting held In Ia
coma last week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-26
LECTURE ON YELLOWSTONE

Rev. Leslie Wilks Spragus. Of
Helena. Mont. will give lecture on
Thursday night at the Third Avenue
auditorium upon Yellowstone Park.
The lecture liz Illustrated by over 100
stereopticon views OF the park.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-26
CITY WINS

gAN FRANCISCO. May 26.--The
federal court Of appeals today ar
frmed the judgment Of the lower
court In the case OF the Excelsior
Wooden Pipe Company, appellant,
rs. Cigy Of Seattle. The company
sought damages for the use Of a pat
eut pine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-26
MORTALITY REPORT

The funeral OF Ada Eugene Smith,
aged rs years. was held from the
Second Presbyterian church az 3
o'clock this afternoon. Rev, Major
officiated Interment was In Mt
Pleasant cemetery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-26
AVERY COOPER
TO BE OFFICER

DARLINGTON. u. g.. May "a
.ssa.asnt Roosevelt today sent 70 the
.1Sse The name Of Avery J. Cooper
~ second lieutenant Of artillery.
Ihtlsd states army.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-26
MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses
have been issued Oscar Hemn, 30.
and Bessie Seversen. 10, or Seattle
Edwin Townsend, legal age. and Lib
bic Teachont, legal age. Of Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-26
lIk SAYS NO

s..sInea ". Morrison has been or
- ~ Judge Bell 10 shoH cause
~ ~ vii not have bis liquor In
800 nY LIannr Inapeetor Meek.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-26
BEAT HIS WIFE

z. r. Holt n tsamster who lives
near Tenth avenue aud Healer way
was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Tom
Bevan this morning on a warrant
I.bgr~inr assault and battery. Ills
,glfa "a diminutiVe woman. ~ the
,.onfuialning witness. The trouble
rrDsc over family matters carl this
rrorning. Mrs Holt has a bad look
inr black eye hat bears mute teati-
mons NJ the encounter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-26
ELKS' CARNIVAL ASSURED
WORK WILL NOW co RAPIDLY FOR CONCENTRATION OF
PLANS FOR THE GREAT FETE-ELEcrloN OF QUEEN AN IN.
TgREsTlNe FEATURE.

THE Eiss % Sec tile have definitely
decided to hold their street talr and
carnival August 1870. according 70
their original planS Az doubts were
resolved IN favor % the celebration
az a meeting OF the carnival com
mistee held saturday evening and
rom new on the members of Seattle
ledge No. - win work Ms a unit to
maks the affair the biggest success
To ia line tbs city has ever Wit.
messed.
Gntn SATURDAY the Eiks were IN
DOUBT WHISTLER money enough 10 IN.
saF~ the saCceea 81 the carnival
would bc subscribed and the an
nounccment - the ledge. plans was
deseFred. Now. however. n Is certain
that BY the time n II needed the
$4,000 that must be obtained will be
subscribed aud IN order 10 secure
vide advertisement the definite an.
nounccmcnt IL made.
The Main Feature
The main attraction. the ground
work OF the celebration as h were.
VIII hs the Jsbour Oriental Carnival
and Menagerie Company, which has
contracted 10 present rs midway at.
fractions each DAY during the carnt-
val except sunday. Aug. "a. when hy
general agreement among the Eiks
the fair viii b. closed. The Jahour
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-26

Seattle and viclnity-Tonight and
Tuesday, showers, cooler fresh to
brisk south winds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-26
Still.
ACT IvE:
PeIee Erupts---Ti-
daI Wave Felt

.. PARIS, May 2o.--The minister Of
sommeres today eahled the aoVsrne
81 Martinique % facilitate by all
means in HE power the emigration Of
Inhabitants Of the island wishing 20
% 20 Gu=datoupe, French Guiana or
France.
PARIS. May GA dispatch 70.
eeivsd from arsst says report
comes from ST. lucia 20 the effect
that al the latter place uneoahrmed
reports have been received % I'm
msnss tidal waves sweeping UP 10
Fort De France. In the si,y ne lives
we're repertss as loss, bot the French
cruisers Tags and Suehet we're badly
damaged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-26

FORT DE FRANCE May ss.--Two
slight earthquake shocks were felt
hors yesterday afternoon. Tho alarm
az the natives ives greatly Increased.
Robert Hin. the United states gov
ether officiaIs and a Number Of cor
respondents. tried to reach the era
ter Of Pelse yestsrdaS The trip was
made on a coastinE vessel
The effort 20 ascend was uusue-
cessfal. A rurnhilnx. followed by a
muderuptIon which swept Prceheusr
on the north coast forced tha party
10 hasten from the place.
At Preeheusr seven pernonH who
had been unable TO get away In tin.
20 avoid the mud shower were res
eued almost crazcd with fear,
Close To st. Pierre niAy small era
,erH can be seen rpouting steam. one
hlg mud EeyssF 10 IN action on the
slope Of Peiee. II n thought the
many vents In the volcano prevent
disastrous sruntlonH. reiee has bean
spouting smoke and ashes heavily
today. a. well as yesterday Ashes
fell at FoTt-a- Belle. 10 fniiea away.
From the plsls
WASHINGTON. May 2e.--Ths Ne
Wy department. received the following
dispatch from Commander Berry 81
the Dixie this morning
st. Lucia. Dixie II diHcharxing
her remaining stores NJ Kingston.
where they are the most needed. Suf-
Accent provisions are now 90 hand for
several months Lumber for houses
- badly needed. The volcano is stIll
active. but no additional damage has
been done, Care Of refugees and In
trr@f. approximately A.ooa. IL well in
hand hy local AathaTiiiear
81. Pierre the Worst
Capt Gallagher of the cSnmis.aFy
department. ~ the army makes the
following cable report 10 the war
department from ~. Vincent
The area Of devastation on 81.
Vincent n about twelve square miles
IN the northern extremity. The pop
uiation % this area VAS 5000. 81
which 1890 lost their lives The re-
uainder escaped by fight ~ Kings
ton and other places. There was M
such oyerwhelmlng catastrophe a
at So. Pierre
Outside the area fevn stated no
great damage was dbnf the peo-
pie are apprehensive. 2 = condition
viii not nhHte until the volcano,
which IL stiii active. subsidies a
second eruption occurred on May Is
but no additional damage was
wrought Nothing ~ known Of any
disturbance outside OF ~. Vincent
and Martinique"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-26
$1,000 FLATS

williams & Clarks, architects, have
let the contract to r. NJ. Ryan for
constructing a $1,000 flat for Mrs n.
Marks. on stewart street between
Minor and Howard avenues. u. b.
spellman Will. do the plumbing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-26
BANK CLEARANCES
WEATHER FORECAST

Today's eleerings were $500, 0a4eit
balances, S73, 1900
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-26
ATTEMPT TO KILL KING

ROME. May as-Ths Italian police At,smp,
his train stopped Naples,
avhiat this idea
thofies evidence riot against the
reault there vigilance at tbs Imperial palace
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SAN FRANCISCO. May 20. -
Wheat, ia.
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CHICAGO. siay &c. wheat 10 49,
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1-HE Only Paecr IN Seattle That
/ Duss to Print the News a a -
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-10-14
OPEN THE CAMPAIGN.
Republicans viii Have Rally With
Dixon as Speaker.

DtNSh 90 SfCGNSts
The republicans of Yellowstone
county will formally open the cam
paign in this city next Saturday even
ing when The Hon. Joseph NJ. Dixon,
the party's candidate FOR congress,
will address the people at the opera
house. Aside from the speaking ,,.c.a
will be big parade by the republ.r can
club with several hundred voters in
line.
At the opera house the SOKM quar-
tette will render a number of selec-
tions especially written for the oc-
casion.
. Mr.. Dixon is a forceful and logical
speaker and the meeting will be one of
the big events in the city during the
present campaign.