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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-13
ON AMuSEMENTs,

Mr. Hugh coylc has an article IN tho
Denver Times Friday Magazine on
entertainment lic shows that amuso.
nont II ono Of the worlds greatest no.
ccseitios and that through modern
methods many kinds Of legitimate on.
tortOinmonts have dotcrlorated fearful.
~ nut Ne thinks we have arrived nj
the turning point lIo says that people
everywhere urc ready TO sustain whole.
some entertainment honorNbly present.
ed ana conducted, Mr. Coylo reminds
his readers that tho drama originally
was religious, and he bclIoyoa that
lhoro are many sigma OF itH return to
lts original sphere and function, 81
can think ~ no way no says, I'm
which the picturesque characters Of
tho old aud Now Toslamcntp Moses
and Elijah David and Isaiah John the
Baptist and H. Paul could be 80 Nv.
lngly defined and enforced os In a
spectacle Historically voracous and
scientifically correct"
Of greater interest however IN hlN
announcement IT n coming change In
thu seasons Of entertainment Ile says
~ have mol only passed through,
but have aided materially IN rovolu.
llonlzlng public entertainment NJ least
fve times during my lie, and am now
aud have been engaged ever since tho
year 1897 In the ondoavor 10 totally
tovolutlonlto once more this great pub.
lie necessity, VIA, 10 convert tho real
seaeon for All kinds OF entertainment,
especially the theatrical, from the win.
ter which IN now tho regular season,
to the summer which IN the proper
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-13

season a winter theatrical season
has always been wrong, In tho near
future thcalors IN oltloa ana towns
VIII DO given NJ In the winter 10 vau'
deyillo aud llght entertainment NJ pop
ulnr prlecs, Rehcnrsals, productions
and other business tor The summer win
BIO arranged for aud conducted In the
winter instead OF the summer, ~ now,
Productions ~ all characters wlll be
presented under canvas audltorlums
and portable corrugated iron struo'
lures that can readily be moved from
place 10 place our Huburbanltcs and
ruralltIol viii be introduced 10 every
form " entertainment brought 10
their very doors, which they have pre-
ylously never had an opportunity TO
enjoy Upward " 1000 managers arc
getting roody 10 place their attractions
undor canvass next scnaon'
We are not told to what extent the
public ~ consulted In lhr proposed re-
arrangement Of times and seasons,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-13
SLIGHT MlSTAkla
Youths Companion

loNlU lolnphllol
Therc la an old story ~ am authority
on Buddhu whose next nolghborS AZ
dinner insisted on bringing the talk
PACK to agricultural products under the
IMPRESSION that 'butor' WAS the magic
word uttered IN her ear by her hostess,
rms story hoH had many successors,
one OF which relates 10 Sir Henry Ito,
worth and his book, a History Of The
Mongos' lie met AZ nu afternoon re-.
oopllon a young woman who, AFTER
surveying him WIN interest, launched
INTO a discourse on dogs telling him
sho had three, and had always boon
pleased mat each of them had such
a. good pedigree. Though don't know
mat II counts for much" she said az
last some of yours no doubt, Aro
yleNcrcr thon amy ono OF mine" nut
] have no dogs" eaId sir Henry. be-.
Wlldored on we'll | mean those
you've written about said the young
woman quickly 'But I've never writ.
ton about any" said sir Henry you
hNvon ~ exclaimed the young wo.
man why I'm sure somebody told
me You had written A book ON mon.
gres,'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-13
NOT pLACG ron ONERcOAfs.

san Francisco Chronicle,
I'm beginning 10 believe the climatic
conditions all over the Pacific Ocean
are changing remarked cant suun'
doris, Of the liner Mlnchurlu, at the st.
Ffancle last evening I'm the lltlccn
Years | have been running across The
Pacific ! never saw such cool weather
az we've been getting mlcly on our
last MP wore II white suit Just once
IN Honolulu thu weather was decidedly
cool ana IN ll0ngkung people were me-
ludlly wearing oNWcuots Can you I'M
oglno anything more ridiculous than an
oNcrcoal IN Htngkongl 10 far ~ NIL
my past experiences 80, an ovorcont In
llonHkong n about an useful ~ II
would be I'm the neither regions And
yet people wore actually wearing over.
coats IN llonRkong when we were In
port There u month uRo. Mind YOU,
olefroniH IN llungkong' Just think NJ
~ People actually Vonriug lhom
ENor been I'm llonekoug' No2 on,
we'll ihCn the humor NJ the situation
lB entirely lost on you
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-13
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ANOTHER RUSSIAN VICTIM,

The assassination Of the project n
Moscow adds another chapter of blood
10 Russias history Of terrorism. From
all accounts this man was good Of
nclHl, friend ~ the people, who en-.
deavorcd to do an IN hls power 20
llghton the burdens ~ autocracy llc
gave regular audiences whore he re.
oelvod the public and heard complaints,
and " appears that the assassin took
advantage Of the generosity of the man.
and shot him down, after having gain-
cd access to him among tho suppl.
oantp for official favor, lIc acted very
much like tho creature who took the
HE Of President Mckinley
II viii readily be admitted that Rus.
SLAMS are sorely tempted TO use tho
bullet, or the knife, IN their war for
liberty, They are confronted by pow
or that does not hesitate to shed RUS
sian blood IN torrents, IN its own sel-
flsh interests, II over there were en-
tenuatlng circumstances for caso Of
assassination, tho internal conditions
Of Russia now present thom,
But the assassination must mover.
tholcsa, b. deporod, 10 do wrong,
even IN the interests ~ right n that
woro possible, " wrong ana viii not
result In anything but cyIl Tho fro
quont acts Of Violence by the liberals
Of Russia, lend an air OF justincation
20 tho severe policy Of thu government
The assassination of Alexander turned
the wheel OF progreas back NJ least half
u century ana similar acts win hayc
similar oftccls now They aro the do.
ings of class OF Ogltators who know
no force but brute violence, They are
doporod by MI true friends OF reform,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-13

MI Meyer the American ambassador
NJ g. Petersburg hea cabled the state
department that he learns from Count
LSmsdorff that NJ, Muraylcr, the ranks
Ing Russian peace plonnoton,l0ry, on
arrival At &C. Pe,oreourg has suffered
nm indlsposItIon II looks much like an
indispoaItoh close akin 10 the flower
that carried 40 many m IN the famous
island IN "phroso"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-13

"Tho decay ~ state ID its failure
to enforce ~ laws dcclarcd Gov Folk
OF Missouri IN his address before tho
Fremont Mob, Chaulanqua assembly
MOI the real reason why NOtes decay
is because their administration "
rotten,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-13

Urban ", who was a native " rroyos,
ordered ~ construction ON the site OF
the house IN which he was born ana
tho foundations were laid during hl7
pOntlhcato, AZ his death he LETT tho
care ~ The work 20 his nephew, Cardl'
nal Archer, hoping thus, said hls holl'
ness, TO pornoluato hH memory among
his oompatriota ana fellow citizens, But,
although the ednce IN destined 10 be,
according to the great Violet 10 Due,
the Jewel Of Gothic art IN France, u
progress has been delayed through me
centuries until ~ completion I'm the
twentieth The opening VIII ho cclV'
bratod with splendid ceremony IN
which some ~ The greatest llNlng eccles
alnHilc0l orators VIII take rarL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-13

Chairman Morton has discovered Tor
himself that "tho least said tho soon-
cat mcudcd ana so has Instructed his
ruborlna,os not 10 discuss publicly
Equitable 0fulrs Good Instructions
ana they make II plain that It Ia never
too lbto 20 mond,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-13

The salaries Of the chief officials ot
tho Equitable LIE Assurance company
have been cut very materially sun It
Is not likely that those same officials
WIN resign because thoy cannot AFFORD
10 work for the wage offered
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-13
RECENT PUBLICATIONS.

The Lator.day Saints Alphabet" Ia
the tue OF little pamphlet by John
Powell, containing a brief rhyme for
every letter IN the alphabet II IL Of.
fered for general use among the
children Of the saints"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-13

such sources Of Intentional mlslnfor-
nation The story IL headed Nov
the MormonS Deceive" but should be
entitled "llow Tho Anll.Mormons De.
,oiyo,n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-13

A foud between n Kentucky mayor
and Kentucky taller should prove
unusually interesting Tho returns o.
tho dead ana wounded will BE- awaited
with anxiety
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-13

II tho Csar relieves NJ Muroyleh as
peace plcnipotonllary and appoints NJ,
popoilot IN Ms stead no viii mako tho
mistake Of swapping horses while
crossing a gulf stream,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-13
A LoSo flMg A,puILpiNo.

Paris Correspondent IN London Globe.
A church begun IN tho thirteenth cen.
tury and only just nniehod That IN tho
unparalleled characteristic ~ the
church ~ ~ Urban, IN Troyes, which
IN 10 DO pOlsmnly opened today, I0pc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-13

Pasadena, Cal, is tho home Of the
champion lady tennis player, And every
resident Of Pasadena feels that he Is
entitled to share the honor suttonly
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-13

NJ Dclcatse declares that IN tho next
war with Germany France ana ENGLAND
win DO on the sOmo edo, Albion per.
fde and la Belle France lighting ride
by side, Jamalsl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-13

II tho Wholesale indictment ~ MI.
woukoo boodlcrs continues 4, viii be
almost impossible 20 secure n Jury
from the yclnagc to try them,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-13

The Y, NJ, G, A. has had q house
warming, For that purpose the weather
could not have boon moro propltItious,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-13

In Kansas CITY walking delegates
use automobiles, no their profession OF
Nnng industry do they propose to add
kllling pooplc1
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-13

4 boy near Danby w. mas Just hoon
mistaken for deer ana shot. Isn't
this opening tho Observation-Disclosures
deer killing season carly2
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-13

IL this TO be known In history M the
era Of lnyeBtIgatons'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-13

The mean temperature yesterday was
50, tho moonost was o.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-13

Few men are rich enough TO feel
comfortable IN hot weather,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-25
THE VITAL CENTER
No Man Is Stronger than His Stomach-Let Mi-o-na
Strengthen Your Digestive System.

all other organs soon become we'll
This explains many cures OF heart,
liver or kidney diseases In the cases
where Mi-o-na is used.
IL Is the most wonderful health re-
storer known, and is sold by VIM. L.
Goksy under an absolute guarantee
that II costs nothing unless Il restores
health. Just one little tablet out Of
80 cent box OF Miro. ma for few DAYS,
and you will soon see great improve
ment In your ealth.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-25

The stomach is your vital center.
No man Is stronger than his stom.
sch.
Every organ OF the body is sus.
tanned and nourIshed by food which
Is converted into nutrition In the
stomach and conveyed TO every part
OF the system In the form OF blood.
For this reason, when the stomach is
strengthened with Mi-o-na and is able
TO convert the food into nourishment,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-25
GOOD PROGRESS MADE.


liaFiisgton, Nspi- "a Good pTag
Fsss sss msds Saturday 10 lhs trial u
iishlamin wliiisns, charged 9Th a.,
msFdsf - i'allosn1h tansss ModFzih
josfhita t4harss. she ohiy mAa shD
actually sac ihs shessiiHs. issiihei
ihsi b. sss In Nc ihlFd ssofy ~ biz
hosls ne stshiss - Nay ~ snd
seoai 10 o'eiock sac i'ailossa4a Me
uFaih aeG = slFf nssF coHss from Nc
lamhsF yards lie hssrd thea iais
sHd lissa see tl,s stranger sheaa iLfas
liH,es ~ McoFsih, tis rae. bai AflsF
soiag iss steps, larpsd snd Cred =
foaFth shot To sishsss ~as oct shis
w. ldsniiiy wililams 80 10 maa sho
dld TIC shooting.
oshsf witnesses. john Cro~isy ~
ilaFllEsioa and frsas MeRsnns Of
issliand. testified ~ seeing wiliiams
Ia she iutaher yard isa miasiss before
ne shoosiag. williaas inqsirsd ~ba
nooraih vas. 80 he oaiosr -ss ssabd.
lag bear The erosslnE. and -hsre Wi.
llams eoald go him.
frAhk LasAily lss,ihsd that b. Heard
MooFaih isil wiillams be- bad bsllsr
SO back ssd that Williams replied
iha, be would not. because bic tess
-eV sore. Lsvaily ie'i add ~iihin
lso minutes after be- turned bic back
be heard three shots add sau Williams
run through Tho yard.
The raj Of NO day vas occupied
9Th sitsssses uho told Of Williams
arrest.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-25
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.


Nice usassists nassF sassrainsi =
eonrshy - feaas ladies a. bee kosss
90 IhiFd sssHes. Friday sfisseooa.
~ = thltab's rsfif and ats a'eif.ok tra.
The s-fi,fiss - iiss epeasiaa sss sac
a. boeeerasei ~ Mis- Lillisa Mead ~
tias eiaseseaasai ~ ne ctsfsaiEf haslsss
w. Df iissnsf hstiaa E1sisy ID Hoo
sisA faliss Tee fsFnFs ssfs sainaifo
rags Ia imlialian ~ its oas sorh hy
u.s bride sleeis Niss. nsksf "a nc
Eai'alaf Aoeegsf daughter ~ Ne sad
Nfe Ffvseoti iiassF, aad pF llosisy
i q Ffsdesis ~ ne rhiFefsnF %
lsnesf ltselss ls = saoosssfal deaf iss
Al itoosict lellss and lhs soa ~ itrF
ID Charles NsisaH Rosioy q fts q.
nihstoh, ", a foFmsF pastor ~ the
Methodist kPisa8Psi charch here. -
Tho NsehsHictIlis Msfcary.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-25
TROUPE HAS
REAL VICTIMS
Not All Is Stage Work in
Ruined Lives
HAD TWO MANAGERS
A D Coleman Hire, Chou, Girls.
Receives a Commission and
Then Ships Out.

Tho Troy Poilos az looking for ~
alleged theatrical man -ho Registered
al uhe Mansion house under the mans
81 A. u. Colsman. Aad uho IL alleged
70 have sulndlod Troy girls and eAps'
sd much trouble IN The "Ituined Lives
company Which uss ihe attraction ii
ilabd's opera house Saturday aissr.
noon add svening. For several dAys
Coleman" had posed ~ ihs manager
Of The eompAny. lie advertised for
young women 10 appear In The chorus.
and visited Isand's recsivlng The young
women hsre. From each, IL IL said.
be received a commission on engage.
mont
Coleman. amer convincing ihe a..
iAchecs Of The theatre that be uAs .
real manager. On fAged n II Hayden.
formerly manager Of Rands and
The oriswold. 10 travel viii The "Ru.
lncd Lives" company az advance
agent
Mr. Hunt, Who bad been engaged by
the real manager Of tho company 10
New York 70 Join the company here
and take The pari Of manager on The
road. arrived on Thursday. abd, abd-
log - u Coleman" IN possession Of
the stage q, Rands, vas surprised
Tho bogus manager. however. con.
vinced him that everything was right,
that be was representing Manager la
velle until the latter arrived. aud that
he VAS making arrangements for the
accommodation OF the members OF the
company.
lie asked Mr. Hunt where he vas
stopping, and the latter not having
decided where he would quarter, was
prevailed upon 70 send his trunk W
"a. n. Colemsn's" room. at the Man
sion house. Mr. Hunt was surprised
10 see the young women 10 rehearsal
for chorus, as be was not aware that
there was chorus scene In the play,
but the bogus manager told him II
was new feature Of bis own creation
and was bound 70 be hit. Mr. Hunt |
finally found stopping place and sent |
TO tho Mansion house for his trunk. |
II was found, but II was almost empty.
Nearly all OF his stage clothes we're
gone, and with them street apparel.
IA b Coleman" had gone also.
Mr. La velle arrived In Troy Satur.
day and denounced "a b Coleman"
as q fraud. The young women who
had paid their money for the privilege
Of rehearsal we're greatly chagrined to
learn that the play contained no cho.
rus scene.
Detectives were detailed to make
search for "a B Coleman" and for
Mr.. Hunts wardrobe. They found
part OF the wardrobe In pawn shop
where "a B" had placed II in consid.
grafton Of Temporary loan." He,
however, had vanished. There was
not enough OF Mr. Hunts stage apparel
'ound to permit OF his appearance in
he cast at Rand's Saturday evening,
out he will refit, and departed with the
company Saturday night for the scene
If the next performance.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-25

OFFICERS ELECTED.
fss oi.s.a e ~ HsA Sslsd Gees rA.s
ofHssr.


The four CLASSES Of The high school
have siecasd No following oninsn,
ssaior class president Rollia Jsa
neyi Vios .presidsa,. Miss fsnnis Hicss
seoviary. Miss Mabls Holt, lrsassr-
or. Miss iiilda rraii
Junior class; prs, Russell Hyde
vicepresldos,, Mlss Sarah whilney
secretary. Miss EilfA HAri; irsas. ar.
thur kehoe.
Sophomore class; president Charles
Toomsy; vice prvs. Miss Eilsabssh
ke.lsr. secretary. Miss Bessie L.ats:
treasurer. Robert Tiffany.
Freshman class; pres, Daniel Hsrl-
bot vice-pres. Miss Martha Pratt;
SECRETARY, Miss Marjorie shurilsi;
irca ssrcr. Jesse Carpenter.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-25
Weather

Fair tonight aud Tuesday
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-25
FAXED THE FAkIR.
rssns y" &c, Iais Trsusis ~ feo,ias s,sh

Cbas wlnslow, Eugene crarford
aud Frank Hpleu rcre fined In NUM-
cipai court Saturday for disturbing
The peace. The charge against them
vas tina, Of tipping over = fakir's
stand on the Saturday previous. The
fakir hssIbccn confined 10 jail for dis.
playing goods without state license
and Monday morning he settled up the
matter by paying for . license and
paying costs.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-25
OFFICERS ELECTED.
OF Rsorsanized Camp Of Modern woodmen Of
America.

Battle Monument Camp, No 10000,
Modern Woodmen of America which
has been reorganized under new
charter, new number and new name
held It's first regular meeting last Fri.
day evening in its rooms in the Nor
ton building. p Mayer Libby, district
de putty, presided, assisted by deputy
Leslie M Wright.
The following officers were elected:
Consul, Frank A Wahlquist; Advi.
sor, Andrew Fl Hollister; Banker,
Chas II Green; Clerk, Claude E Cox.
ay; Escort, VIM L Long; Watchman,
Robert N Fletcher; Sentry, Lynn w
Haynes; Physician, DR. L II Ross; and
managers, Fred Stickles, Frank Hur-
ley, and Chas Carroll.
A pleasing feature was the enrolling
OF the entire membership of the Ben
ning.on City Band.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-25
THIEVES ARRESTED.
Detective csiSha Several ssa Who Have
Sieisn From o. 6 ~ RI

For some Tins the Boston 4 Maine
railroad has suffered heavily from
deprcdaiions by thieves, and the CON.
pany finally decided 10 place deiec.
lives on The track.
Wednesday detective Ewing vent 10
JohnsonvIlle and arrested Fred Gard
~ ths residence Of Henry Hunt They
found on him shirt thsi belonged 70
10; recently taken from . car, and ia
q room up stairs they found four dor
on moro OF The stolen goods. Card
admitted bis guilt and named several
others. Yesterday Henry Hunt was
arrested and lodged In jail.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-25
ToDArS STOCK QUOTATIONS
ssn'ss r.sca Teen o. No Yea tssAsso
A. Nssa

Todat's aposAiioAs on he Nos
lofs STOCK skchange a. rspoFssd 20
nooa BY J, H. willlsion A Co, Of I
NASSAU STREET, Ass YORK eiiy 30 no
.ssenlnsioa heogFiiy company arr as
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-25
Rect, Health and Cc%sors TO xsss.. ana

Rect, Health and Comfort 60 Mesh.. ana
Child.
ehlidrcn tcething. softsns tho gums. reduces
Inflammation, nllAys all pain. and cures winf
collie. Perfectly safe IN all cases We would
say To every mother VINO has n suffering child
Do not let your prcjudoe, nor the prrjudices
Of others, stand between you and your suffer
ing child and the relief that will be surc-yes
absolutely surc-to foiloy the use Of this
MEDICINE. II timely used. -vioe ooc. bottlA
I Osri-Masonic badge. knight Tempiars.
IL between house and Hudsons store. Fin
der viii DO rewarded by returning same 10
John II. Norton. Union ~
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-09-25
THE MeRRlES WON.
hsissisi s,tssssaa iss~t., AAsssssa-
Asss > lsl

no widsAsakss and ne Msriss
crossed bais "a ne desert aaiar,iay
shsfaooh Tie feFsasF weFs defeated
~ seoFs ~ thFes ~ $50. Thismakss
SAC NsfFiss sieioFioas $50 oai ~ lhfss
saH,ss played,
r. H.. -. F.fa.,.r
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-09

Friday was n day Of surprises all
around in the school teachers con-
test.
rhe 10000 vote coupon was re-
spouaible.
Three new subscriptions to The
Star we're brought In BY friends Of
Miss Nichols. OF Rainier, and she
moved mp from sixth TO SECOND.
Miss Buckley. Of Central, advanced
two points. while Miss Armour. OF
Columbia. and Miss Gail. Of Dun
lap. Jumped several points because
their friends took advantage OF The
stars new offer. Another surprise
IL the way Miss Whittier. OF Pos
ter. is coming up, she entered the
race only three days ago. and has
advanced seven points in that
time.
Mrs. Iffert, OF the Rremerton
school, IL another new entry In the
list OF candidates. and abe starts
off with a goodiy bunch of votes TO
her credit
The TEN THOUSAND vote eou-
pom IS stlll good Get it now and
vote for your faYorlte teacher. The
shakeup In the relative standing Of
the various candidates the past few
days shows that IL Is anybody's race
and a free trip to the worlds fair
Is surely worth working for.
The total vote to date is CSC .27s
The vote Friday was s2.533.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-09

SATURDAY

The league lacrosse match which
will take place Saturday afternoon
at Recreation park viii be the best
game that has ever been played on
the local grounds The Seattle team
has been greatly strengthened Tor
ihla game and viii give The strong
bunch from New WeaimlnHter 4
hard tuaale Tor championship hon
orr.
Tho Wehtminater team IL a strong
aud fast aggregation Of players. aud
have met and defeated the best
teams in Canada in exhibition
games. II will be we'll worth the
price Of admission to see the latter
team. as they are among the best
that has ever been organized The
Seattle team viii be In evidence. as
they have the best lineup that has
ever represented the city In this
line Of athletics The lineup viii
he as follows
Seattle New Weaffaiusfer
Mitchell go. Goal a...... Gray
forka .....s Point Wells Gray
0'Hrlen :. Cover Point u Galbraith
Williamson Defense Tom clifford
heaFd ss.t..ts.s..s....s4. Henaie