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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-28
NIGHT OWLS ARE TABooEp.
No Collars and Neckties After Ten
Thirty Satnrday Nights.

Under The ncw closing hours OF the
stores, the night-owls, who have here
rtofoe had the habit of leaving the
bathtub at fifteen minutes of twelve,
and hunting up a haberdashery to
find Sunday collar, will have TO hur-
ry. After 1890 in the future there
is absolutely nothing doing. II will
be impossible to get even q collar
button.
"The lid is on for goodi" queried
reporter Of gents furnishing
dealer. ~
"Yon bet. And this law is not gov
erned by any reform police sys-
TEN, either" he answered. a,s a
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-28
REcIpRocrrY.wirH ROME.
Tourist Tersely Tells Tulsan Terribly
Touching" Tale. ,e,AF-

Italian beggars--" lazzaroni ARE
q proverb for persistency, and the
gpides and hosts Of the Eternal City
are famous for their success in separ-
ating unsuspeeting tourists from their
money. ''
An Oklahoma girl, who is "doing"
the tabled camping ground where
Romulus and Remus ran their novel
dairy enternrises, her feelings, via la
carte postale, as follows: JsTn.'.
Dear Bunch: We are now doing
Rome a little, and vice versa, The
Eternal City looks the part, all
right, and We now know what it
means to 'do' as the Romans do, ;
They certainly do"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-28
An Error Corrected. !

p An error was made in stating that
Miss Stewart, who lost her purse. in
the, Crawford store, was the Miss
Stewart who teaches music here and
who was in the city school last year,
The lady who lost her purse was an
other Miss Stewart.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-28
A. GOODS GOING FAST,
Auction At Clay Furniture Compan,
it,r Proves ! Success.

The auction sale of high grade fur
niture now. in. progress at the Clay
Furniture company's store at the cor
ner Of Second and Boulder streets,
in, the. Trimble building, is progress
ing rapidly and isla success from the
start to finish. A great quantity of
goods, has been moved since the .auc-
tidh began several days ago. The
remarkably low. price at which . the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-28
HANOLEDlLOTS 4
I..0HBUSINEN
COUNCIL: DID AND COUNCIL DID
NOT LAST NIGHT.
.TNoExElUTIvESESSIQNS
Seem, Things Done and Some Things
Undone- Republicans Defeat Ac-
tion Placing City In Jeopardy.

The citysfathers mettlast' hight,
with Mayor Mitchell I'm the chair and
after an executivu session Of fifteen
minutes, letin the bunch of citizens
from the lobby sd'le,7H t'n'
President Decker, of the Trades
Council, appeared and stated the sit
uation as regards the rates which the
committee did not get for Labor Day
and City Attorney Mitchell was de-
legated by the mayor" to draw up re-
solutions asking the railroads to give
the rates asked. n'rhese were after
wards unanimously adopted. 20 '.f
w. +. Starin, IA professional dee
orator, was heard concerning the dee
Grating Of Main street for Labor Day
md Comeilmen' Yeager, Mathewson
and. Runlsy were appointed a com
.mittee tonspendo $25!90,sinr the con
ofntxindipAsl arches, decor
ating the fire Wagon, stringing ropes
Of, flags, .ncross Main street at short
intervals from Brady Heights to the
river on the south, drHping 'the side
streets and hanging bunting on trees,
hauses, switch tights telephone poles,
'snn sAenntner' 'm'seel'aheous IecepsA-
cteS'Hs misn' p'essn' oppvt'un,.y ~
Suahoe,sns 'F sum ',vn''oneu
'ah"pnoipn .moVeu' Nnc :. was sarriea =. =
fhat thea street. commissioner De IN, !,
ssructea 70 grace ana sprinkle q roao
isomdhe business u,s','e' 70 o~sn >
ratKs,"ho'''"e .r'"S''u,.ea "
put all snap eo'd ",ihk s'"'"s .ha'
,ried tcipa't 'h'o .Iaoor. 'ay.oas'hess
on seH,hgihpsu's'de .he s'ouu"e' ou'
ot o"sineSs'' sienl w" ,s.ug,.. ..,
ny a vc'e ni'hv'''o'.nIee 'ae h 'J"n ,n,
eii 'fepuaia'ea 'ne "c'iun VI .ne '"s'
council IN granting Ser,aln. rien's 70
land owners sou'h ot',ne c,'y III re- re-
turn ior 'he sewer r,gn' VI way T, roa
the south orahch VI .he SYSTEM ne
action leaves 1he ci's a ,reSpasser
across the GROUNDS 'or nan a oonen e,
people, ana places 'he wnoie sou'n
haIi OF luisa ; se"er sss'''" !" J'o-
paray' saos
on mo'ion Oh hm,na''s m .ne Sn:' "
30 casn ana ohe,.h''',.pl 'ne s ,,e,s"'' y
MADE Dy .hel iau'esUMno nssu,".u s; a a
part "ialhe cosl. ol ..as .as'ns" "'''","s
teuM'a'hs' , was ar'eptsa;; p,tsil;al - :,
Inc slree. coll','isslon, .,ssua,, ', m%n ~. M
o. 'rue'.u ',. ~ .:,es." ;, - . ~ Uoa~a u .nS I
iron, 'he ,e''ue..s ,,;,:' ~ o'"s ~. 'i''se "'
Ipne r., th',nsey auai''ons' ..nu, p.a, a,5,
me n r,ns' nno Na,'oiai ,:t. ,'h n''a .; oon'
.of.Fou,eov ~ as oes,sna.en ,sas c''s 'epo''
'ory' y, when "ns aceerltn; 1' y, ~.
me new athiNhesiey-iiasier
gas franchise acceptance was made a
part OIL tne r record, i.,,,.j,yss.
a request OF lhe n'nnerIoleyells ,ilei
company 'ne neT w Wno'esa'e ssN s:a"
Feea anu PIouuce louse, 5us, ~ pal y. y. + 7
scare anu nave 'nc a rane .nissi "eS,E"r.'''
Us tne ci.y scsis; emeII,ng sppI,g 80. lor Ine solT
sessloh ohe.'n,rn s's, u, a ~, rece,Pass Hia .ig
,pm' was ieier'eo 1'e% - ine s''essS S'pp'
a'iey eommi''ee, ., ~ ~
Mr. MONS askea lns eouhcil si 70 4,
VeStiga'e 'ne nau'lhg Oh arr ,roT 'ne
street between tne c'ty ana lne Llnn-
sey aau''io'i s ol'o Pr'sa'e propel'y'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-28
THE REMEDY Is AT HAND.
Democratic Councilman Should Stay
~ {. 1.ou.s With Crttieilm.

fa &. 1.cu.s With Criticism.
Booze is beng sold over the bar
lere in Tulsa right now, said, a dem
tcratic councilman yesterday, Drum
,fenfm,cn surroanl my store every
Day" ss.S As& n.~fsf's ~
lis bad state OF, affairs. if this
. . sy,F Bht the remedy is at hand.
The T,'sa "raform" police has full
power to arrest the vidlators' Of the
law. sss n,
"Nhe conncilmah should stay at b me
with his criticism, ser w "
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-28
I TO "Do" KANSAS CITY.
Party of Lady atsnogrsphsrs Will
~ Visit Western Metropolis

? a party Of TuIsa's prettiest and
popular lady stenographers are
planning an early trip to Kansas
City. They will do the great pork
metropolis of the southwest. 10, the
limit, taking in all the points Of in
,tsrest, from the ladies' furnishing
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-28
tsck 70 stsy Awhils.

Beeks Erick, Of the Union Trust
company, is in the city again and an
nounces that be will remain here for
some time. Mr. Erick has been in Fl.
Wayne, Ind, for tbs last three months
where he has large property interests.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-28
A Baptist Picnic Today.

The Baptist Sunday school will
give picnic today in the Davis grove
at the corner of Tenth and Detroit.
All are invited.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-28
Trial Of Alleged Bootlsgger.

jerome Garoutte, held for alleged
bootlegging, will have his hearing to-
day. He was arrested about a month
ago, but released on bond. =
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-28

We secure positions for our grad
yates. Tulsa Business College.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-28

WANTED--A lady to come to the
house and sew.--Mrs. J. w. Myers,
East Third and Franklin 8.28-6t
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-28

Have you seen Prof. Smith about
that course in music, commercial or
shorthands
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-28

Goodbye. Hot Weather" Dance.
The popular Owl Club is planning
a farewell, hot weather, dance
The date has not yet been arranged,
somewhat on securing the
hall wanted. ~ :
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-28

Owens 4 selby, Dentists, Friend
Jones building.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-08-28
RIVALS ALLEGE y. !.
7. THINCE I FIXED
SOCIETY ITEM is CREATING AB-
S0RBING INTEREST. ~
BUTTERMORTh -GUBSER
- ,tSJ ~ =. - = 81, ~ - , -
Rumor Of, Combination in Oklahoma
Beauty Contest. Creep Ont on !.
Candidates.

svs.r 3; >, ,ae.. IasA,;i 'as ~ u
Il - nas ASA alis.sscsl, -,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-15
BRITISH RIFLE
TEAM COMING

London. sept Is Tho rifle team
81 the Queens own Westminster
volunteers, comprising the hest
markamou of the army sailed 60.
daf Ior NcN York to Compete With
memhprs ~ the seventh regiment
~ New York la the contest for the
sif Howard Vincent shleld at efeed.
more l. L. on October and ,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-15

the l4lKht ~ Nature and the cos
pei s b. m. How Mhf haunh lsu-
pie ue Always Happy
Inierhsv Rev ~ Is kifkWoeaf
pastor program morning aud even
inH, %.
splrituatls. 49,,
The bible spiritual Seiehee aosleli
meets in A q A. W halt lh2A iliH.
nV.. near NifainiB It, SUNDAY az =
b. u. and u. ut, itnv T. Nafell mn
teH. pastor aud meaHHEe bearer aei-
vice ht u m. .aDhaHl 81 uHYshnleE1t
subject. aff Yonr Religion Does NeN
change You. Then You llhd Neftft
ehanfe Your Rolls iun. followed hR5
messages and readings. euhieot taf
the evening What All the Muill
H. Seeing Spiritual messages hhl
descriptive readings All cordially
invited.
Scientist.
t'lrst church of christ Scientist
SIC sixth aNzs services ~ r.. ~. aaH
Is f.. M subject Reality sunday
school. u M Testimonial meeting
"wednesday evening HoclHok Read
inE roam. aea Alaska huildins.
Theosophy. b
Queen city TheusaphieHl soeblA
In America Pioneer hl0tk - a. - "a
" hatl. lecture y m Sob
iret. God and the Gods. by ur
Hurry
The Theasophtcnt society. Seattle
lodge. 1850 second nv sunday 3 ..
m lecture subject THE Purpose 81
Lite Why We Live, hy Nj A.
Wardall
uaitariaH.
HaNiatan Az Cnfuaf Ru4latuu
and Olive ney. " - 4imonds min.
lHtwr service and SERMON at II e.
"a Father TAYLOR. Que If God .
MeftY saints sunday school al 10
a. m
Church Notes.
skeutiea ~ seattle are % have a
chance o. see what T. called 'honrsi
ana legitimate" Hpirituailatie medi-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-15

- ~ II a ~. ~f'ar such crime
- ihiH b M. a Fathers Love
searen hiii Near nuacan hin
ehoel Rev. e. a. Galui SUNDAY
.h'el la W.t II a. M. communion
aNd reception az new members s
y m. t. Elmer THROWN prAehea his
Yale
lnlon- Non sectarlan keystone
liite ana FifN seventh att a. a.
-. aea aa n M SUNDAY school
y M Nrv II. NJ cram ptraohua
morning and eHeninR.
Ntst Seattle Grand az. nnd co
dat a., Row. Jas. u Dw. sundnv
sghaol Il IA. \. 4. = q. =. q 30
Youngstown tent meeting ap M.
SUNDAY school ae. song ser,its.
with Hefweu hY Rev a. 4. Gale.
Christian.
FIRST NuadwaN avid Olive. Hsv.
= l. chapman, pastor. NJ "a an.
The DUTY ~ Delight" $ =. an. Dr
ltrfheft l. Wiilet Of Chicago Will
oeeupy The pulpit
tlfcen tata REV y. WaIdreu
VIII preaeh az II a. al.
Advent Hfa James 81. Rev. Cleo
'#sf.H fttfN. AsAHANt T a. MH. Nr
Wefh ~ the Hour. so Il. M. -rhe
llansef sod ain u Conforming the
Mntld"
Eeiseapsl
- Marks Rev J n u fiW4d.
pastor ~ Rs m The Flame af
LIE y m The Vision aud the
Methodist episcopal
Fremont swadiah Rev 44bu
oNsli pastor. ~ a. ~. public exam
lnauuHH of the pastors class 81 re-
iiFieus Instructions g. ~ efhe
luhle RrliaionH Agtef The evening
srfTtee diplomas viii be given stu
denta passing the examination
Haven Rev y. = Drake. pastor.
u a. VA. a Vital Question" b. a.
Jonah Duty OF Mhalelua
Which,
Presbyterian.
First Rev. ~ A Matthews. pas
TOE II ns "thrlata Death Ne-
eesslty anal why. s n m. "rhe hoy
az Home school ard Play"
Westminster Rev A. Wilson.
pastor ~ q. ~, Tho Efficiency ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-15
TRAIN ROBBERS
REPULSED
.,esous CONDUCTOR OF
=. ISLAND TRAIN SAVES
....sNetRs FROM RoeseeN
ssAe PEORIA

...,etA m. sept ia-sCensi''e
fnss" .st Murray Of the Nos :
,elle,ad prevented q Fans ~
baua fcem holdins up his tmin
- last nKht foul MASKED
- ssssa an obstruction en ihg
r ma Wien the train s'opped
e'sa s s and flwmen were eoui
= = remain 90 their euslag
,esy saa back and atiemplei
- -, he forward end ot the
s''saus,or Murray met them .a,.... at
~ ard pui up such a Nisof
= .'..snec that che rehhcfs be-
alarmed aad fie'i. They Ven
1909 amateurs At The business
f =. ,,,la ~as from Chieaso and
s.,ss1 about 100 psssea seis'
-, = ,hsm women and ehilicn
~ s.ep,atlve Of = Peoria brew
: ~ forward und of the
80 .sih ss.seo. = DAYS eoiiee
-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-15

tam by specially engaged mediums.
krw Thought society meetq every
Sunday ~ ~ a. ~ az ttf0 A'nud
nN. hall SO 4. ouhleft. Limitations
1T the Universe By W Keya
i A nahnet Y. u. 81 from tha
Bible Tract society 81 Allegheny
Pa. viii deliver discourse on The
Great Pyramid ~ Eaypt t9ad e
stone witnrasl isaiah. 10 10 hhd 90
ia Chriateuos NJ hail. corner MHdiHon
w. and broadway sunday evening
at : 80 o'clock 10 VIII niae Hpe,s
II yon want good gofn.fod eastern
meat go 60 the city Hall harekt
bu1p Third ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-15

in the same place ~ O'clock in The
afternoon on tbe subject. The Wise
and Foolish Virgins
Rev. Geo. 7 Webb Comma.
The lIHutlHif Dung Peoples eafie-
tics Of the rlty and county have
secured "a prominent worker % I'D
dress the ~ = + A. mass meeting
nest Sunday afternoon "a o'clock
r. the new HH edlah Baptist church
corner Ninth and Pine. Mr Webb
IT. international field secretary ~
the baptist Young Peoples Union
Of America aud hia pfeaeuce on the
Klein. the shoemnhor. 2i7 James
- zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-15

umuhin Il like Waiter A. Han.
president 81 the First apiritualiat
HneietY OF the city, has announced
that the society has engaged NUM-
Der ~ mediums 20 hold sunday 10
aiteeH a. tYthian hail fnr tho beue-
o. ~ The akeplinni public We
WiHh % prove the faiaiiy OF the
statement thnt mediunabin h. mere
~ fortune teiliun." said AZ tIhli.
aud % that end have decided %
prevent TIE phenomena 81 auiriiunl-
zoe sent 20 Knapp a Wenf. arcm
teotni 1854 Golman bldg. will bring
you their book Of plans Tor building
pretty homes. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-15
Ed. White, the Tailor,
20S Collins Blde.,

can make your fall suit. and make
tt fisht. fram tle - $40 ieas than
any tailor N seattle white h out
OF the hiah rent district and cuts
every suit himself. 50 you are sure
u perfect fitllng garment Pine
line 81 imported and domestic suit
Ing on display. 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-15
SUNDAY TOPICS


naptist,
tabernacle REV INhn Martin
nrau. pastor Attta ma. Ntiss Ma
heHr ulERut of New Natk. viii
rfuHth. \ a. ms fhe Power Of sa.
reWue corner ~ Third av ana
cedar Sc. nov. geo. Robert Cairns.
pastor Al Al a, IN. Mr. VIII n.
riau, 81 Chieago. SO y. IN Me.
ptatt
Congregational
plymouth Third aN. aua Uuiver-
sttN st. Rev Francis ] Van itofne.
u n. pastor. sunday scheot. O. b.
m a m. The iiurien 81 the f.araa
y IA. And tie said. Toner
row
Pilgrim broadway aud Repuhli-
can sts. Rev. Edward lincoln smith,
a. n pastor sunday school. 10
q. ms n a. N. sermon hy Prot W
~ Willeti ~ ~. br Smith
breaches on The Kingdom OF
Truth
Union Queen Anne and 0aler -.
SUNDAY seheol Has a. IA. Rev.
Vincent RoseWafne breaches lnurn-
iug and eveaing al n a. IN. and ..
m
University nraokiyn av. north.
Rev r. =, Mason ~ a. m- Are
Things Getting netteF 0r Worse -
f. ma What = Worth Having
F3ggwatef Whitman av. near
Nlinnurns at Rev. William e. Kart
aeF. n ~. pastor SUNDAY schooi.
DEAD ffau.hf,ss .,.s...a us..,..., =.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-15
.<,,eArioN OF CHURCH.

pss Aftrrueea az o'eieek
-, slfees Presbyterian
- ,sns AZ ana h Cherry st.
aa', ~ ,.5,eats,A Rev .. N. WI.
- ss~side. and Rev. n A
- -. wai pfeaeh the SERMON
A showcases b the Eegu-
=. Aaktaf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-15

eoaat lust now ia timely in Wee u
tbe fact mat the s8rletlea IRE fuHi
commencing their fall and winter
campaign.
Br 4dVhrd J. Brown 9f heaitla'
gin ssiivef The address Tor be H9-
rtsltain a. the Socialist temple
Fourth aud Pine, tomorrow nlghl ~
o'clock. The subject Wlii De The
Declaration u in1ePendsnes .az-a
Don't throw your 0id clothes
.wav Have them cleaned 10 look
like new at ths Pantorium. ~ ain
1913
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-15
D. C. Floyd & Co.

sla Collins nldra grlnts. poiishes
and monnta agate pebbles 81 small
cost. They make beautiful ofna,
mrnfa sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-15
Specialist

,,.sp Jahnsan reom g = L
rvrs treated ans glasses
- csnseliaglan FREE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-15

Coed plumbing means nfowna
plumbing. let as prove it Geo II.
Brown Plumbing Co. ssi Pine a.
zee
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-28

next Thursday. the rank of knight will be
given one candidate
SHOES STOLEN.
few nights ago Patrolman Coleman
notified Thomas Smith, who runs a shoe
shop at 8 Julian street. that his store was
open. Mr. Smith and the officer returned
TO the store. and after looking around Mr..
Smith said nothing had been taken. Yester-
day he called at the station and reported
the loss Of one pair OF shoes and q lot Of
keys.
GENERAL MENTION.
The funeral of Mrs. Locklin was held at
St Mary's church at o'clock this morn
ing. The bearers were Messrs. William
Farrell, John Donahue. James Hunt and
Walter Phillips. The interment was at st.
AIMS cemetery.
The children OF the primary department
OF the Broadway Baptist Sunday school
were rendered a Christmas tree enter
tainment In the church yesterday after
noon. After the distribution of the pres
ents very pleasing concert was given.
The funeral OF Sarah S. Smith. widow OF
Martin II. Smith. will be held at the resi-
dence Of her son, Byron A. Smith. 429
Plainfield street tomorrow afternoon at 2
o clock.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-28
TRANSFER MATTER
TO BE CONSIDERED

Vice President Edward G. Buckland of
the Consolidated railroad is giving some
consideration 10 the matter OF street car
transfers.
whatever changes can be made with
out reducing earnings probably will be
ordered" said he I'VE propose to study
the transfer question carefully. and as
soon as practicable will give the public
fun information as TO the conditions"
II Is said that people Of the Camp street
section are responsible for the order for
bidding the issue Of transfers from North
Main street lines to Brown street at the
top OF the hill
This Is how they worked the scheme. ="
explained a railway official The Camp
street cars come down North Main and
the Brown street cars run up College to
Brown and thence TO the Camp street sec
ton
"By taking a transfer on North Main TO
the East Side. with the time limit allow
ed. the Camp street passenger had n
chance TO do shopping and get aboard
the Brown street car and ride back 10
his home on the transfer. The most ef-
fective remedy seemed to he I'm limiting
transfers from cars on North amin street
10 the Red Bridge lines"
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-28

United states senator may be both free
and clean.
Yours very respectfully.
SAM III. BULLOCK, Secretary.
Secretary Bullock states that the letter
was sent out by vote OF the executive
committee OF the Lincoln Union, the or.
ganization recently formed by the ANAL
gamation OF the Lincoln party and the
Rhode Island Citizens Union. -.
The executive committee consists oi
William H. Hodgman, chairman John
Doran, treasurer; Sam H. Bullock, Sec
retary: Charles Ssson, Governor elect
James III. Higgins, Councilman Frank B
Reynolds, Prof. William Macdonald
Lewis A. Waterman. Rathbone Gardner
and Albert III. Humes, former mayor oi
Central Falls, all of whom were on the
executive committees OF the two organi-
cations from which the Lincoln Union
was formed.
William l.. Hodgman, chairman of the
committee, said that the vote of the com
mittee, by authority OF which the letter
was sent out, was unanimous.
THE Lincoln union" ne said. lis inter-
ested mainly I'm seeing that proper cleo
tion OF a United States senator takes
place. II is. OF course, interested also I'm
the candidacy Of Col Robert III. i, God
dard and I'm doing what Il can by all hon
orable means TO bring about his election.
We have not given up the idea or seeing
this result achieved.
upon the minds OF the members of the
next legislature, OF all parties, that this
election OF United States senator is
really a very important thing, and that
citizens who are interested in the well
fare Of the state want 10 sec Rhode Is
land properly represented in the national
senate.
1T is we'll understood that reports have
been current on the street for a long
time OF improper influences which have
been attributed to certain phases OF the
campaign for the United states senator
ship. and that predictions have been free
ly made that improper methods would be
resorted 10 in bringing about an election.
1T is not a question OF the election OF
any particular mani TO the office. The
thing we most want to bring about is a
fair and square election, without the en-
ployment OF improper means. and next TO
that the election OF a man who will repre-
sent the state with credit.
IF there is anything going on contrary
20 what should be. the members OF the
general assembly are in a position 20
know more about il than anyone else. The
committee simply makes the statement
that II anything comes to the attention
OF the assemblymen that they feel dis
posed TO communicate TO the executive
committee Of the Lincoln union, II stands
ready 20 take the matter up and apply
SuCn measures dS IL ueeins duNlsdplet III
the interest OF good, clean politics"
Speaking further on this question Mr.
Bullock said:
THE vote TO send such letter to the
assemblymen was simply In the line OF
following up the purpose for which the
Lincoln party was formed last spring.
and which has likewise been the purpose
OF the Rhode Island Citizens union-a
cleaner and purer political atmosphere in
the state Of Rhode Island. This Is what
the Lincoln union, the successor of both
organizations stands for"