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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-02
ARE HOLDING REVEALS.
Special Services Are in Progress at
Empofia Avenue Church.

Special revival services are in progress
at the Emporia Avenue Methodist
church. corner of Dewey and Empolia
streets. The Rev. Runyan. conference
evangelist, is in charge. Good congrega-
tons are in attendance. \ chorus choir
aids in the music. Sermons are held each
day at 2:3o and 100 p. m. The text last
night was found in Rev. 22.i7 The
speaker forcibly presented the Following
points !. The gospel invitation per-
vades the entire scripture. . The Holy
Spirit urges acceptance of the gospel >.
The church. which is the bride. should
be in thorough sympathy with the work.
and must therefore. favor and promote
revivais. 1t should he ready TO recon-
mend salvation TO others Tho speaker
pointed out the distinction between the
thirsty and willing: that some are not
emotional and do not have feelings. but
want to be saved and are willing 10 be
AZ the close OF the sermon d call was
made for al who wished TO meet in
heaven 10 meet the speaker at the altar
railing. More than 4 score Of people re-
sDcnded
There VIII be services today AT $50 and
7:3o p m. Rev Runyan has the happy
faculty OF presenting the gospel IN Il
joyful anu pleasant manner. He Is "a ID
vorite OF all who hear him.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-02

disagreeable drains which draw the lus-
ter from the eyes and the vermill:on
from the lips as well as sap the body's
strength. They quench the internal
fires OF Inflammation in which the very
elements of beauty are consumed. They
heal the ulcer which gnaws into the
very life. They walk the world as won-
ders-women exempt from the sacrifice
20 love. How have they done this? By
the use OF DR. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scription. which makes 7SeQE 7go,rer
strong and SIX sgoIasu .clSlY II matters
not how weak the woman is, or how sick
she is, vFavorite Prescription will cure
the womanly ills that vcx her; will
round ont the sunken curves of her
form, put light III her eyes, tint her
cheeks with heaiths carnation, and
make her glad and happy woman.
Hundreds of thousands of women testify
TO the truth of these statements. Let
every ailing woman read the two testi-
inonials given below and remember that
these two women speak for more than
half million other women cured by the
skill of DR. Pierce and by the Use of his
-Favorite Prescription There is no
alcohol In "Favorite Prescription. y
neither has it any opium or other
narcotic.
1.-TWO years ago l began to gradually
lose nv health" writes Mrs. Nellie d.
Stark, Vice President Bethesda Society.
50 Gardner Street, Worcester, Mass.
Became nervous, lost my appetite, and
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-02
A REED SHAKEN
WITH THE WIND
Without viii Power, Courage, Aulbi-
ton, Energy or Hope, the Cys-
peptic Is Willing to Give up
the Struggle.

The confirmed dySpeptic has as little IN
terest in life is any human being. lie is
united fer its duties and IS Indifferent 10
is charms. He is unable to enjoy the
business and social relations that corsti-
tpte the llfe of the average man. Al his
hopes are absoflpeI by the one hope 70 get
wei and a gain nc able 20 eajoy the good
things oF life Untn this Is realized
he IS sicl. ut heart and feels himself TO be
- little use
Stuart-s Dyspepsia Tablets are The suf-
ferers tree Of Ife Tnsy viii cure him
and bring him saith and hIpiinesz just
as sure and certain as he takes them
They are sure because they are natural
ard no other cure but . natural one &
sure They act on the food and digest x
just as wei as = stomach weulf- They
contain exactly Tho sauss chemical prop
critics as the digestive fluids Of the
stomach.
By putting StGzTts Dyspcps'a Tablets
la bottle or ar with anT kind o. fool;
meat. eggs or vegetable. viii. s1lffei ~
amount ~ water. she process % digestion
l. carried out Just as It 3 IN . healthy
human stomach and IL The same tia.e.
There is consequently 30 unnatural dis
turlance q TIE digestive orgcns resulting
from the use OF Stuarts fgsrepsza Tat-
les Thcy relieve ahe Yak sss5 Eyc.ntfut
s5orlach ~ its work aad perr.t s. ~ resi-
un ard rel laerate and regain lis normal
health and strength.
\ weH-knorn Buffalo physician r7yss
Il prescribe Stasrt's DyspefrsiA Tzblers
on al oecasl0as as 4 relief for we4kesef
and rua-Iown stoynasis. 7 nra tsey eu7-
tain all The Enrresis7ts necessary Tor the
proper aigestina 81 ~ food and wM 60
more 70 gtve tie stomach the needed rsst
thar ans medicine could pF.scfif-s- They
have never failed 10 give immediate -
LEI &c al M cases snd do not ties tate
10 rec0mEeiss><h 20 zls sufferers from
irspepssa
s,gars's Dyspepsia Tah'e;s are f5r sais
b. al druggists AZ = cents . box
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-02

Backed up By over third OF a century
OF remarkable and uniform cures, a rec
ord such as no other remedy for the dis
eases and weaknesses peculiar TO women
ever attained, the proprietors and max
ers of Dr. Pieces Favorite Prescription
now feel fully warranted in offering to
pay $500 IN legal riorey OF the United
States for any case OF Leucorrhea, Fe-
male Weakness, Proiapsus, or Falling OF
Womb, which they cannot cure. All
they ask is fair and reasonable trial OF
their means OF cure.
WHEN LOVE INVITES
The woman follows the man of her
choice though the path leads out of
Eden into a world untrodden and IN
tried. What is her reward? MANY 4
time when her health is broken by the
burdens she has borne for the mans
sake, her reward is 10 see him turn from
her to seek roster cheeks and brighter
ewes. II is mans nature TO crave beauty
in the wife as in the maid. And what
woman is there, who would not be hap
DIV to keep her maiden bloom when
motherhood has crowned her wifely
happiness? Some women seem TO have
found this secret of perpetual youth.
wage cannot witfer them Thet have
learned that fairness of face and form
depend upon the health, and that the
general health depends upon the local
won;anly health. They establish regu
larity of the periods. They dry the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-02

renee, city; Frank Koob. Grand River:
Z. B. Badger, city: George Hammers.
Ninnescah township: John Cobb, Rock
ford township: Alonzo Lemon. city;
Frank Mitchell, Illinois township; Charles
L. Williams. city; John Jennings. city;
Matthias Eek. Attica township: Joseph
Jordan, Greeley township; Nick Marx,
Sherman township; j. w. Kontz, city;
W. w Graves. Atttica township; Boyd
Hartman. Grant township; William
Gawihrop, Erie township; L. a. Watson,
city; \. B. Felix. Wichita township: W.
II. CATER. Waco township. and ". w.
CarOtherS citv
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HUNTING TRIP REPORTED.
Leon Paper Tells Something Not Gen.
eralIY Known There

a Leon paper has the following to say
of a party of Wichitans who spent sew
eral days hunting in that vicinity:
THE editor had the pleasure OF taking
o'clock dinner with f. E Carter. trav-
cling freight agent, NJ G.. Burlington
chief clerk to II. c. Conley, commercial
agent Of the Frisco. Wichita; AR c. Il.
Payne. a broker of that city: II. L. King,
and W. S. Marshall Of the State Bank OF
Leon The three visitors mentioned above
guests of II. L. King, in company with
Jay Kenoyer had been hunting. 1t IS
needless to say that all kinds of choice
game were served at the meal. As near
as could be learned the following it 4
partial list of game baged by the visitors:
+. f. Carter, one wolf, three jack rabbits
and one tom cotton tail; NJ G. Burlington,
Is ducks three squirrels and one cows
calf; G. f. Payne, three squirrels, four
ducks and one long handled channel cat
fish, the fish being shot in shallow water.
Come again. boys.
{. w. Strain, division passenger agent,
was expected and it was a great disap-
pointment that important business came
up which prevented him coming This
gentleman and II. c. Conley of Wichita
bear the reputation of being champion
rifle shots among all railroad men west
of the Mississippi river.
While no report was made at headquar-
ters upon the arrival home of the boys
about the enormous quantity of game
captured. it is supposed by their friends
that modesty prevented them from tell
ing. Unless their silence was due To the
bad effects of the trip on each Their
friends say ali had a bad headache for
several days afterward and this may
have been the cause Of their silence.
Each is said to have appeared very nom
communicative upon their arrival home
and appeared extremely indisposed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-02
RESOLUTIONS of ccndclence.

The following resolutions were passsS
Al the last meeting Of " =. &. No q;
Whereas. Il has pleased God 20 release
the wearF spirit Of our esteemed sister.
Eliza Rockwell Sampson thar she nisht
enter inJo the rest that rsrlaIn-th- and
Where's. During tne Iens drsary
months OF suffering Sister sanpsoa was
cheerful ami patient upheld by faith II
cod si'akius words ~ hope ara euooar-
aeement 50 relatives and friends.
Resolved That " L. @ No - cherish
and revere tae wensof- 81 our departed
sister and extend o2r sincere sympathy
10 ihe sarrowing son and daughter who
are left 10 mourn HI loss = I. devoted
mother: af:8
spread upon tie inmates or the corps
and q copy OF the Saze ssven 20 the b.
reaved family
JENNIE ?. MERCHANT.
MRS MARGARET ROCHELLE
LIZZIE \ BROWN. Co-nruis;es.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-02
City in Brief
Personal and Other Items OF
interest 20 Wichitans-

@0-0~0~"~~~@-NO0-0~--7~0-7
/ Gerald volk left for Kansas city last
: light on . business trip.
Miss Clyde wendalI will return today
! from visit in Clearwater.
Jay Chapple and sister. Mae. spent yes
terday ut Frecport cunning.
Mrs VIII Ayres has been i'll for the
past few days with rheumatism.
Z. u. Monkey Of New York City was In
the city Yesterday on business.
AIr. and Mrs 5. c Craig Of augusta
are proud OF a nine pourd baby sirl.
= Williams of New ton was IN the
city Yesterday. the guest Of friends.
Abraham Elliott OF Timpsou. Texas.
was In the city yesterday. the guest OF
friends
andrew Baird. state secretary OF the
". c y. Of Kansas. was in thu city yes
terday.
o H. Johnston went TO Seattle Wash
ngton. and other western points yester-
dan on business.
Guy Richmond left yesterday for Rich
mond, Ind. where h goes TO attend
school this winter.
p p Campbell who has been IN Harper
county Tor the past few Gays on business
returned home yesterday.
LLOYD Spar has accepted a position with
I the Boston Store and started u work at
IFS new position yesterday morning.
sr and afrs. IT, Horzer have returned
from Perry. .. r. where they visited
their daughter. Mrs- -. M.cKiastfy
AIRS John J Munger hes beer ~ for the
past week ~ the home Of her moth p.
Mrs. O. G. Daisy. "a south Topeka ar-
enue.
i. r. George. travelling raHseage- agent
for Tie Houston and Central railway.
, ~in headquarters ~ Wsco. Tx. "a Ia
the city
Siias Eutfedge. x-rep.esentatise from
Sedg1siek county. OF IngersoI. OElahosna.
territory Ess 20 the clty yesterday calling
on bis many friends end aoquaintsnoos.
Reverend George {. Kicker. who recent
ly fnbsed here from Topeka. has pure hes
"a hoHse and Iot II - Indiana avcase
for -9s. whtre he wnl permanently re-
s.5e
p. .. Rich1noad left yesfe-.lsy for Rich
rnaud. Iu0 where 30 Wiz visit relatives
Robert PEOPLES lett yesterday FER auf-
vanc. whore De- al Tisi. ffiends and rel
atives
john Puiiian ard wife Who l.fe on
south Maraet street iefs s5ndsy evening
g. CaNfoaia. WHORE they air v.sif ther
daaeht,-. &rs Carrie GopdfiCh fer fhe
winter
Funeral services over Ire bsdF - Afa-
Kate srsncr5 aEi So held fhis usosn.ag
~ 81 oesock ff0sn fhe fferuaa Csfhoi.e
rharch Interlnsat wii 81 a.s1e e ihs
caihal.e ceIastefy
Mrs alfred cooper ard her tive spne
ubs have been visiting beg arents ~
ard Mr.. "a. ~. Iohnrsea. - fs1s N9Ffh
Frnu.srsa- Ter for shfsr haase "a LIS An
gels. California 5eztsTday
Mr. ard Ms oassf ss4sosl ~ Hast
inrF Sea sh1 haFe heen here ~ N~s-
s-s9 az~s sis.fsnz NFs siaEos.zg l.arstsss.
sf 4ra zsss L. =. I.ediam aai hsr 80
te- Hfe - Ifossrs retaree.1 Aerae
yesterday.
II r. WfHam-s q - SeN Tar3 sirss'.
p.a leass - ar-aa fo1ar fer &~z York
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-02
COMING LOCAL EVENTS

The Elmo lodge OF Perfection. Scottish
Rite viii hold 2 regular meeting at $50
O'Clock ct the Temple this evening.
Colombia lodge. No. o. o. D. Il. 5. viii
meet this Afternoon at their han in TIE
Getto block. Al members should DC
present
The queen Esther Circle OF the First
NJ l.. church wiz haVe an art bazaar sat
uraay. December .. at Earps shoe store
All arc coidially invited
The Retail Clerks Association VIII meet
tonight az 80 .n their hall an1 faii
attendance OF tie members IS desired. as
there VIII b. can3lda,cs 70 initiate and
ether important business transacted.
The THURSDAY afternoon coosgng club
viii roe hold its regular meethg this
week with Mrs. iced a. announced he
fore. WORK is postponed until after New
Year. Notice Il tirae VIII be given l.
paper
Council = Ancient order q Pyrarnils
viii meet tonight 81 the Rail- 20 last
Douglas avenue. All members are Ie-
quested 10 Re present rs there viii De 81
election II officers ard other important
blziness
Regular review q Wieiita tent IA =
knights ~ thc Aaeea5es Thur =
evening. Election of oGlceis ard otpsr
iupo1tsat assincss 90 GENE befo-e tn
tent 4 good attend s. desired = r
ery n.eu5er should ~ present
Peerless Losee - \ . L. Y. meet
tonight 80 oc1ock shaT7l- Election Z
oescors AZ fneznbers shyud ~ Yresea.
ara take aa interest in tie slsr'.an- Come
ore ard an sna have good ;lTae- Peer
'less rails. csrner q Main sac Eirss
streets
Ladies - tl1 1a0eatees Uil meet AZ
rre ,sae See hall oysr stasl g harlNarf'
store. Kgeln es1aT snt rning- Dfesnber .
II 3 lseE. SHARP L attend ths fr-e-ai q
SISTER 81 ao-d. EVER Maeeabee lazy s.
,lse e,fr Is ressnrstr4 ~ aftsra shis r.
ne~al
ssfowsr rlaulaaaua circle VII rnee-
e.th Airs wright. - - F-Faress. = -
sfa~14r Us usssr zsh isresTara- - ase.
aLss Einseass fea cal, el1stsfsezs fr17a
fsryaat 4 Feeders Jez~ney Ga Alaska
M. Co-E.fn. ssaz IIsi@n wright. I4f-
.rarv I.ssers q AszsFsez sfrs HsiEn;
vosal eolo. sslzs Iaai. I.ise@ssaea. nss-
alive Merits ~ u.s1lacszss orss3tlee 4
E-nerran ansg TsrTanf asss. p - t~vv
and Nas Iaze. g.ssssf. NJ II g. "a
eo'1h
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gerouslv ill., and when Drs. Fabrique and
Bowers were called in they pronounced
his case blood poisoning and said that
he could not recover.
For the doctors fees she asks $40. and
for the nurse who was in attendance she
also asks so. and by The death CT her
husband she claims $500. making q total
of $500 damages for which she prays
judgment. S. &. Amidon is attorney for
4 no ,,lai,tfef
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-02
MANY PAY TAXES.
County Treasurer's Receipts for No
vember Are BIG.

As further evidence that the people are
at the present time in a prosperous con
dltion. S21. 900 more money for taxes has
been .aken in by the county treasurer
during the month Of November this year
than during the same time Of the year
before. Eighty thousand dollars have
been paid for taxes during the month
closing Monday evening. Fifty-nine thou
sard dollars are the receipts for the
MONTH Of November last year.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-02
HAS BOUGHT HOME.
Morarity invests in Kansas
City Real Estate.

William Moriarty, former ticket clerk
in the Santa Fe passenger department
at this place. who moved TO Kansas city
recently, writes To friends that he is
well pleased with ais new location. He
has just purchased Il Si.O0o residence,
and intends to make that place his home
Mr. Morarity is now chief
clerk in the passenger Offices OF the Santa
En al Knrsas City
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-02
SUIT is BROUGHT
AGAINST Firm of Wichita Physicians
For 5000.

Alkaline Sykes has brought suit against
Drs ViclSers and Vivkers in the district
court for $5.02o.
The petition states that on September
=. the husband of the plaintiff went to
Drs. Vickcrs and Vickers and had an
operation performed. and that owing 10
dirty instruments being used in the opera
ton her husband contracted blood pois-
oning from which he died few weeks
later. Three days after the operation,
the petition claims he went 70 The office
Of the doctors and was pronounced cured.
and that in about five days he was dam
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-02
NAMES ARE DRAWN.
Jurors fer January Term Of Court are
Selected

The names 81 thirty-six Jurors, who
viii serve for the January term in the
district court were drawn yesterday.
They axe.
George Downing. city; a n Carter.
salem township: Henry Bower Greeley
township; John. Foster. cily: George Il
Murry, city; = n Combs. city. oJSeph
Strickland. city; William Crawford. Val
ley Center; V VI. Davidson. CTS. J. {.
Winter Bryan. city. II J. Shearer. city:
F. Gsdese. Waco township; y. = Grant.
Ohio township; \. Appel. CITY. ". s.
cooper. Park township: Charles Law
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-02
MRS ROBINSON is DEAD.
Funeral Services Will Be Held This
Afternoon.

9Irs Fannie Robinson. aged sc years
died yesterday at her home ieso Pattie
avenue She had been I'll or a compli
cation n diseases lor the past fourteen
years. She lived in Wichita fifteen years.
having moved here from Cincinnati Fun
eral services VII be- held this afternoon
at O'Clock from tho Washington ave
mue church
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-02
DE-. sARKALoW is SETTER.
Victim of Blood Poisoning Is Able to
&c Out Nusi1

DIR. J. \. and Mrs. Barkalow Of Rose
I'M are in Wichita visiting friends and
shopping. The doctor Is able TO be ou5
for the first tire in several months.
some time ago Ire p,ickeI a finger dur
ing an operation from whiol blood pois-
oning resulted. Al several umes the
doctors life was desp2ned OF. Although
rot yet entirely well the doctor Is com
mencing 10 regain some OF his old time
health. ANA in the course of several weeks
nore he expects 70 have entirely re-
covered
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-02
aH1bcrIsin's CoHgt Remedy Snres
Gssds.

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N fsssorInx she ssssssss e ise.'-ls ezslsfsoa-
+ : szssssss fer - eFlrsa sssr A izfEs pass
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-02

Walker I.aone Van Meter, Cleo Walker
Henry Knierichm. James Knierichm.
PROGRAM.
Vocal SoIo-'Foolish Little Maiden.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Dorothy Owens
Violin Solo-"Flower SONG" ..........-..
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Grant Hatfield
Recitation-"Confidence 49, Ruby Israel
Violin Solo-Selections from king
Do-Do" ...... Alice Jobes-
Duett-"Dixey Land .......-........
............ .Horner and Murray Conley
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-02

cifr sarre ~ SIS take curse .,
si'lInal1a 81 fna Sew Yoss frsss .es,s-s.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-02

Daily Eagle. Delivered 'os per wee.
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MRS MARGARET ROCHELLE.
LIZZIE \ BROWN. Conrnis;es.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-20
TIRED OF
THIS LIFE

That Martin Iohnsnn. a Young
swedish carpenter committed sul-
eide yesterday or last nisht h the
n .m belief Of his sister, Ara. }. n.
Johnson lived with Mrs. iiait at $40
Ninth avenue south. HAor some time
ne has been hfoodlnk ever ~ tuck
Yesterday he vas discharged from
bob At Maynard avenue and KING
Httvet, tits subsequent disappear
auee ard a letter FeceiVcd b. Mrs.
hoit this morning ieada TO the belief
That the young man has taken his
The letter wa. written yesterday
~ Johnson, la II he states that he
Had NeaFaed ef this life and was
about 10 end IL After thanking his
sister Tor many favofH, johnson
writes
An my future In Loaf and my nfe
would only be an expense to you.
You know my mind. l have no,
power enough to stand muoh trouble,
I have been sorry for a hong time.
but have kept Il 20 myaetf can
not stand u any longer THIS 10 my
last good -hye, q
Johnson II y years OF age. The
roiice have been notified and 4
search ror the missing man OF hi.
body has been institutssi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-20
Fer sale--nsaI Estate

InsnE AitE x FEW BAltdAfSa
DAIRY RANCH 100 acres, half bot.
tom land. 30 acres In cuitiva-
tion, entirely free from Htnmps. B.
room house; large barn. hop ZIP
10000 hop poles. Hpraysr. s.,ikaV
pillow. full outfit of fe.ssr.ns tools.
team. harness; WIN n cows. n
hogs. 80 chicsss,b. handy 10 mar
Vet and e.ssinery: ali Tor 5000.
rIpch RANCH go acres. 80
.s,red. fine stream Of water;
house barn. outbuildinEs; con-
yeniently located. $500
ONE HUNDRED AcHEH-Hieh, lev
ei land. ~ miles from Seattle post
once. good wagon road. 10 acres In
cultivationi 90 more very easily
cleared; balance has enough eed-
ar and fir timber 10 pay for the
whole place N cut into boita and
oordwood close 20 railroad sta
ton. small house and barn. or
chard of 900 bearing trees. owner
needs money; price Tor few days,
WATERFRONT ON SOUNDS
acres. slipping down 20 nice sandy
beach. close 20 steamboat landing
postoffios and school. 4 acres clear
ed. balance ali Klashed. orchard
small fruits: spring water. b-room
house; barn, Z good chicken houses.
boa, house. price 1900. II you want
this come QUICK.
BfrwEEN SEATTLE ana TACO
Mana Tar from the fnterurban
handy u best town IN the valley.
a to-aere tract: 10 81 II has been
siashed. price 500. also a nice %
acre tract for $3.50 spot cash.
We make a specially Of selling coun-
try property. and have a large list
Of stock RANCHES, dairy farms. and
suburban homes.
ROBERT MALrHY.
go New York block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-20
CHAMBER
OF COM MERGE
TOMORROW
coivlils Reservation and Labor Lea
islation 10 Ne Discussed

Tho Chamber Of Commerce VIII de-
eide at tonoIfoNs meeting whether
pr not IL viii urge upon the Wash
lnEton congressional delegation the
Necessity fur throwing open the Col.
Vile Indian reservation to settle
hleut The matter - under diHeuHs
Nion this afternoon by the members
% the committee on state AFFAIRS,
ana upon the report made by this
COMMITTEES VIII depend largely the
action taken 10y the chamber,
The subject Was called tn the at.
tention Of the chamber some time
ESQ by residents la the eastern pors
ton ~ the state. aud at the esttue
time an urgent request Was made
that tho opening Of the reservation
he nrErd by ths chamber, II being
fgrOanlzed as the most important
COMMERCIAL Organization Ia tbs state,
A meeting Of the committee ON
state legislation In also being made
this afternoon 20 consider the tsHt Of
certain bills Intended 10 better ths
present condition Of organized labor
Ons Of these bills, which will prob.
ably be presented to the Legislature
for enactment with or without IN,
Endorsement Of the Chamber Of Com.
merce, rslateH 20 the question of sub
uniting all labor troubles 20 a frc,
osnizsd board of arbitration
A resolution embracing provision,
similar to those Contained IN the pro
roacd law was adopted b. the laboI
congress recently held Ia this city.
| The COMMITTEES on harbofs and hAf
Dor improvements viii take up tn
matter Of the Lake Washinstos
canal this afternoon for the pnrpss,
OF considering how best 90 secure IN,
speedy completion Of that waterway