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INTERBOROUGH POLITENESS.
Company Orders It's Employees TO BE More
Courteous 10 Passengers.

On account OF the complaints Of dis
courtesy by the guards, conductors and
other employees Of the Interborough Rapid
Transit Company on the elevated railroads
and in the subway the company issued
yesterday the following general notice to
the conductors, trainmen and station men:
The above named employees have been
subjected 10 severe criticism Of late and
some charges Of dscourtesy and uncivil
treatment Of passengers have been received
and proper action taken. The company
fully appreciates that your duties must be
performed with safety and despatch and that
the requirements Of the positions are exact
ing and at times very trying,
The cOmpanys rules and regulations re-
quirc that under all circumstances its em-
poyees must conduct themselves In a polite,
respectful and courteous manner, The
management bespeaks and will exact from
all of ils employees strict enforcement OF
our rules and under no circumstances will
any one be retained In the employ Of this
company who in any way acts impolitely,
disrespectfully or disCourteOusly TO any
passenger.
The management fully understands that its
employees are endeavorihg to perform their
duty in n satisfactory manner, both 10 the
railroad and It's patrons, but nevertheless
there have been eases where discourteous
treatment on the part Of employees has been
observed Employees can and do very
materially assist in controlling the quick
movement Of passengers by making the sew
eral announcements which have been bullc-
tined from time to time, and YOU are again
hereby instructed TO make all such announce
mpnts in the nature OF request and not OF
a demand
The company hereby calls your attention
to the fact that by strictly adhering 90 all
instructions your duties Of serving the public
will be fully appreciated by the company, and
the travelling public in New York is quick
to recognize q courteous act on the part Of an
employee,
II was said last evening on the Tart OF
the company that thesc general notices
will be issued TO the employees by the
company at frequent intervals in order to
insure proper attention Any complaint Of
incivility or disCourteSy on the Part Of the
employees will be investigated promptly.
The sun., 1908-03-19
VIEW OPERASFOR METROPOLITAN.
D'Aiberts "Tiefand" and GOldmark's THE
Crlck e on the Hearth" for Next Year.

Andreas Dppel announced yesterday
that be had secured for the Metropolitan
Opera House the rights to Eugen D'Alberts
opera "TieHand, which has been the
greatest success Of the past year in Europe
II has been sung frequently in the present
season in Berlin and has just been given
with great success at the Imperial Opera
House in Vienna.
1t was selected by Felix Weingartner as
the first novelty he desired to give there
when he succeeded Gustav Mailer as di-
rector. The text Of the opera is taken
from the Spanish play Of which an English
version will be given by Bertha kalsch
next week at the Garden Theatre under
the title Marta Of the Lowlands, The
piece was first acted in English at the Man
haitian Theatre under the direction Of
Harrison Fiske several years ago.
The work will be produced in German,
although an Italian libretto exists, and will
be used noxt year at La Scala.
Another acquisition for next season is
Goldmark's opera, The Cricket on the
Hearth II Is founded on the Dickens
story. Whether il will he performed in
German or translated into English as the
first experiment at opera in the vernacular
has not been decided The production
at the Metropolitan will be an exact re-
production Of the performance given at
the Imperial Opera House in Vienna, under
tbe direction Of the composer.
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1T the OPERt HOUSES.
"MIEnOn" al the Metropolitan and
Louise" at the Manhattan.

aNhihN ~ WV "AhNNNNNus
AMBROSE Thomass opera -Mignon'
need not want for an audience in this town
II the assembly at the Metropolitan Opera
House last night was any evidence Of what
It can do, 1t is far away from being great
work but it has a fair equipment of pretty
tunes, and every one likes 70 hear that
saccharine 'Connas tu e pays More
over when there is such a captivating little
MigROH az Geraldine Farrar, then il be-
comes a duty to take advantage Of the
privilege to be present brown skinned
little Mignon with ankles that any one
could see without an opera glass and the
fuz1iest black wig in the world and eyes
that would have made even Anna Held
envious, she also sang the music agree
ably.
Then there was Bessie Abott as Filin0
with bunch Of powdered hair and walk
ing stick and ever 70 many trills and scales
and top notes. The audience liked her
well and let her know H. The other mem
bers Of the cast were the same as before
and II was a mildly pleasing, gently sooth-
ing performance.
Al Oscar Hammerstein's Manhattan
Opera House Louise" and Mary Garden
we're again on exhibition. There was
one change in the cast. Hector Dufranne
appeared as the Father, the role hitherto
interpreted by Mr.. Gilbert Mr.. Dufranne
has sung the role many times in Paris and
knows the traditions Of the work thoroughly
Furthermore he is an artist Of high ideals
and admirable equipment His imper-
sOnation gave great satisfaction.
The sun., 1908-03-19
GROVER CLEVELiND H.
EX.PresIdent Celebrates Birthday with Ills
Family al I.akcW OOd.

ftmlg ~ IaahcN OOu'
LAKEWOOD, y. j., March is.-Former
President Grover Cleveland is quietly oele-
brating the seventy first anniversary OF his
birth to-day. At luncheon a large birthday
oaks with seventy-one small candles was
presented to Mr.. Cleveland,
Yesterday Mr.. Cleveland took a long walk
to the Cleveland cottage known to Lake
wood people as sthe Little Whito House.
He appears TO be recovering from his re-
cent illness and expresses faith in better
health to come, The walk that he took was
the longest one in nine months, His physi-
clan. DR.. Joseph d. Bryan, was with the
former President for a short time Yesterday.
Mrs. Cleveland. who went TO Princeton
on Tuesday morning, returned here this
morning With the children, Mr.. Cleveland
received great many congratulatory
messages, some over the telephone, Tele-
grams kept arriving all day,
The Cleveland children return TO Prince
ton this afternoon. The length OF Mr..
Cleveland's stay here is indefinite,
TRENTON. March Both houses Of the
State Legislature to-day passed resolu-
tions c0ngratulating eI-President Cleve-
land upon the occasion Of his seyenty-first
birthday.
The sun., 1908-03-19
Le,y-VNelI.

Miss Sadie D. vesell. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs Meyer vesell Of "a West Eighty-nlnth
street. was married to Samuel Levy last
evening a. Delmonicos The Rev, DR..
Rudolph Grossman performed The cere-
,nony M a o'clock. The bride wore white
saiin costume with point lace and carried
a bouquet NJ lilies Of the valley. She was
attended by Mrs. Alfred Lewis as matron
nj honor Nathan stern assisted as best
man. 4 bridal dinueT and reception FOL,
lowed the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Lew will sail next Tuesday for Europe
The sun., 1908-03-19
BETA THETA ri DINNER
Two Senators and Three Congressmen 10
he AmOng the speakers.

The Beta Theta ri fraternity is'planning
a lively dinner for Saturday evening at
the Hotel Astor. There are about 1000
members OF this fraternity living in or near
this CITY, and several hundred Of them are
expected TO be present.
The list Of speaker is a notable one, being
headed by United States Senator William
y. Borah' Of Idaho. who was one OF the
prosecutors Of Haywood and Pettibone.
other speakers will I've United States Sena-
tor Brown Of Nebraska. Representatives.
Boute and Lowden Of Illinois and Rep
rese ntative lands Of Indiana. Town
will he toastmaster
Representative Boutell is regarded as
the official custodian Of the Cannon Presi-
dental boom and il would surprise no
body il he had something TO say about
Illinoiss -favorite son
The sun., 1908-03-19
GERSHUNT, TERRORIST. BEAD.
A Matter for Extras and Excitement on
the Lower East Side.

Cablegrams were received yesterday
by the Jewish dailies Ioruderis and Wdh-
ret saying that Gregory Gershuny, once
head Of the Russian Terrorsts. had died
in Zurich. Switzerland. These newspapers
Immediately got out extras and there was
much excitement on the lower East Side,
Gershuny was sentenced to life i'm
prisonment in Siberia for completely in
the assassination OF Sipia Gune, Minister
of the Interior. three years ago. He es-
caDed in 1903 by hiding in cask supposed
TO contain nothing but cabbage He got
10 japanese territory and then came To
New York. lie was greeted with much
joy by the revolutionists here and left
after raising funds with the avowed inten-
ton Of returning 10 Russia to aid his COM
rades. According 10 the information re-
oeived Yesterday money is needed to bury
Gershuny. Contributions we're being taken
IN last night from the Russians Of the Fast
Side
The sun., 1908-03-19
NnNs OF Pla,r and PlalerI.

A bill of extraordinary strength and In
terest Is being arranged for the annual
benefit to be rendered by Joe Weber and
his company to Treasurer Mark Hilliard
and Stage Manager John c Miller of Joe
WebeT's Music Hall. which will take place
on Easter Sunday night, April 10.
Frederick Warde after three years
absence from the stage will mike his re-
appearance at the Montauk Theatre,
Brooklyn, on Friday afternoon, March q,
in a scene from Shak espeares Julius
Cesar for the bereiit Of local charity
The sun., 1908-03-19
Croker Takes BOnner's Place on Memorial
Fund Committee,

At meeting Of the Kruger and Fire
mems Memorial Fund general committee
held Yesterday afternoon at the Lincoln
National Bank Edward +. Croker. chief
of the Are department, was elected a mem
her 10 succeed the late Fire Commissioner
Hugh Bonner. With additional subscrip-
tions received yesterday by Thomas L.
James, the treasurer, the fund has reached
n total of S23 $50 49,
The sun., 1908-03-19
Mount VsrnonS Theatres Closed.

MoUNT VERNON, y, y, March is-By
order Of the Board Of Aldermen the three
theatres in Mount Vernon were closed TO-
day until such time as the owners can make
them safe The action was taken upon the
recommendation N the Fire Commissioners.
The propretors viii begin al once TO make
alterations a. suggested by the Commits
SionOra.
The sun., 1908-03-19
RarndIerIerIIg.

The marriage Of Mr. Flora Victoria ller1ig
snd William arthur Barnder took place yes
tprday afternoon at the brides home, 275
Central Park N,st. The bride, who is
daughter OF Mrs. samuel lsaats, Ngs gwen
in marriage by her brother clifford lsaacs
harry RaTndior assiste ed his brother ~ best
man. 4 reception followed the ceremony.
The sun., 1908-03-19
Marriage License for Miss Florence Bourne.

Anson Wales Hard. Jr, and Miss Florence
Bourne. a daughter Of eS-Commodore
Frederick q, Bourne ot the New York
Yacht Club, visited the City Hall yester-
day and got a license 10 marry, Mr.. Hard,
who described himself In his application
m a broker, is % years old and lives al q
Fast Eightieth street. Miss Bourne Is
p Nenrs old
The sun., 1908-03-19
The Circus Opens Tonight.

Barnum 4 Bailey's circus will begin its
season at the Madison Square Garden to-
night Everything was in good shape last
night and q smooth performance is prom
ised. The circus performance will start
promptly at s:l5. Beginning tomorrow
there will be two performances daily.
The sun., 1908-03-19

Sailing to-day by the White Star liner
Baltic for Queenstown and Liverpool:
". Herbert Anderson, Mr. Harold Barbour,
Mrs. Henry Clews, Jr. Mr. and Mrs, John
Jay white. Ir., John I Waterbury,. Mrs r.
l.. Van Hensselaer, Mr. sud Mis-, 4 d, Mathews.
The sun., 1908-03-19

Statesmen You recriVe SO resh dtuy ceiling
mervhahts ouTS.O automatic soda fountain, GRANT
MIG 60. PUshurg, Pa.
The sun., 1908-03-19
HEI.P MANTED-MALE.

R\HE Apulrus Plato. Pttronus, PrOpeTitus.
JuyenaL Longue, Ovid, Suelonlus Martial. PRATT,
i6i ON aN.
The sun., 1908-03-19

Positions nov open In the following lines and ter
HtOriCE
Transmission machinery must he Of rood tddress
capable ~ executing layouts for mill equipment
territory undecided N,5O 10 start Display M
lures. \ y. e. & Rroollyn need se, erdl experienced
men. "a AIRY and commission. Glass. trrtttOry w
decided. SalaTy open, Tea coffee, \. \, u =
salary. 81 .OOa exp. Paper hangings terdlors un
decided sslsry open, Paints decorating, tern
tory undecided $50 $40 com. Cigar, jobblnE
trade In Middle West Straight salary or drawing
ArCOunt Metal llling familiar With hroolyn 4
vicinity aud capnhle ~ figuring quantities from
plans fTt0 ti,Olo
The sun., 1908-03-19
NALLSMENl sALESME

CIGAR SAL LESMAN WANTED Experience IN
nece SsaDf 500 I,cr month and expenses PEER.
LESS CIGAR CO.. Toledo. ohio.
The sun., 1908-03-19
SIrIlATIONS WANTED-MALE.

SITUATIONS WANTEU-WNLF'
aN~N0s ssNNes's"
WANTED Position ~ AtttndAnt 0omnAulon to
ssnl invalid or tldeyly person. would travel
risrpnrts iddr,Ss /. II. b1A 70 sun once
WANTED Position As porter. packer watch
man. Is willing reliable good references. ID.
NcC ARtHN A3i Brook av,
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-07-23
Notice of Call for Bids for County
Printing

/. the undersigned, the duly elected, quail
fed and acting County Auditor OF stevens
County Wash, and Clerk o. the Board OF 20 1nty
Commissioners OF said county, hereby give
notice that on the path day OF August. 1915, he
Board OF County Commissioners OF Stevens
Couury Washington. will receive bids Tor the
publication OF the Auditors financial state
ment for the wear 1895 together with the pro-
ceedines o. the Board of Equalization Tor SAID
county for the yea- 1855, for the pUollcallon OF
the proceedings OF the Board OF County COM
missioners for all official publicst ions. and
for the necessary advertisements, Tor the year
ending June 3Dth, 1903
said printing 10 be LEI 10 the lowest resPon-
sible bidder therefor.
The said proceedings OF the Board OF County
Comm issioners and the Board OF EQus llzalioI,
Auditors financial statement, ana All DINER
legal and necessary advertisements aDQ 10
tees are 10 be set in uonpaEell type SOHO
And the Commissioners reserve Inc Elgnl 10
reject sny and all bids which may De submit
ted pursuant 10 this notice.
4 certified check for 5000 shall accom- any
each bid when fed with the Auditor Of sa3o
county. to insure good faith, and the SAID
party whose bid Is accepted shall enter INTO z
contract with said county g Per Inc iFr1nz
thereof
All bids submitted pursuant 10 TINS no-lce
shall be fled with the County Auditor o. el5F-
ems County. Washington On or before he 22nd
day % August 1879
Dated July q, 1915. r 4 >AF45E,
County Auditor OF Stevens County, Wash
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of the Interior Land Office al
Coeur d'Alene. Idaho, MAY . 1865
Notice is hereby given that Peter Luy, OF
Cnionto1n. Wash, who On May 9. 1877, made
Timber and Stone application No. 31l4, for
township IS y Range ". Boise. Meridian,
has filed notice OF intention 10 make final
timber and stone proof 10 establish claim TO
the land above descri bed, before the Registe.
and Receiver. al Occur Alene, Idaho. on the
18th day of August, 1915.
Claimant names ss witnesses: John II.
RAIDER, Albert Fix, ?. 3, Dietrich Lambert
Tsufen, ali OF UDionto1n. Wash.
6 Is SD 2. n. DUNN. Register.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-07-23

J. K. Burton, formerly repub-
lican L. s. senator from Kansas,
has now turned democrat. and at
tended the democratic convention
at Denver.-Stevens County Reyei-
lie. The Reveille is evidently
proud of the class of recruits the
Democracy is gaining this year.
Burton has only been out of Jail a
short time. He was convicted of a
crime against The government.
Evidently Burton is to pose as one
of the star reformers of the Democ-
racy this year.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-07-23

The State Experiment Station
has recently begun issuing Il new
series OF bulletins for free distribu-
ton within the state. These are
called Popular Bulletins" They
consist OF short, condensed discus
sions OF the most up-'o-date know
ledge concerning different phases
Of farm WORK and farm life. The
results OF experiments on the Sta
ton farm and on the several CO.
operative farms at different local
i les, as we'll 8s Obs rvations taken
from the most successful farms,
orchards, gardens. etc. which can
be found in the state. are reported
in these bulletins, in brief. bright
easily readable form. They are in
tended for the busy farmer who
wants to learn the most recent con.
illusions As 10 the actual problems
of the farm, without having TO read
over large mass OF experimental
data or observations from which
this Information was d derived
Every farmer in the state might
read these bulletins with pleasure
and profit. The following bulle-
tins OF the series have already been
issued: No. l, announcements"
No. 2, The Lime-Sulphur Wash"
No. ;. Pruning Orchard Trees"
No. 4, Notes on Swine Manage
ment;;" No. ), "Spraying for the
Cooling Moth" No. 8, The Mill
ing Quality Of Washington Wheat"
No. I, Soil Survey OF the State"
Copies OF any Of these can be had
free. or any citizen OF the state NAV
have his name placed on the mail
ing list to receive these bulletins
regularly as they are issued, BY
applying to r. ". Thatcher, di-
rector OF the Experiment Station,
Pullman. Wash.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-07-23
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department OF the Interior
Z : Lani ttIif.. n Cog II O 4 .enr. l1alo.

IeIa rIInenI 81 Inc IIItflUI,
l. :. Land Office r. Occur q Alent- ldah'5s
July ., 1876.
NoIlcels hereby given that Ma garet L Se1Ion
OF spokane, Wash, who, Oh July2. lsJo: mace
timber and Stone application No L'S. 4oI me
Section 4, Township sc North. Range . u B: M
has fled notice OF intention 10 make maj
proof 10 establish claim 10 Inc land above o.
scribed, before the Register and RecelKFr' a
Occur q Alene Idaho. on the 18Th day OF Sep
Iem Der. 1875
Claimant names Is witnesses: Howard
6pmaer and Fred Gumaers OF PEleSI HlKeE.
Ida no; Richard u. Mears and william Z sex
ton. OF Spokane, Wash.
--z3 9-i- RN DCSs. Register.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-07-23
Bows Life Saved

Nv little boy. years old, had Sc
we're attack of dysentery. We had two
physicians; both of them gave him up
We then gave him Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, which
cured him and believe that saved his
life.-William Fl Stroling, Carbon Hill,
Ala. There is no doubt but this remedy
saves the lives of many children each
year. Give it with castor oil according
to the plain printed directions and a
cure is certain. For sale by E. E. Els
worth.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-07-23

II The sCPEgIoR COURT OF THE STATE OF WASH
INGTON, N A>D FOR THE COUNTY OF STEVENS
In The Matter Of ing Estate Of Eva Cordelia
Hall
NOTICE To CREDITORS TO FILE CLAIMS
Notice Is hereby given that letters testament
airy On the estate Of Eva C0rd6lla Hall. de
ceased u ere granted 10 the undersigned On the
9TH DAY Of July, A u. 1872, by the said superior
Court.
AL persons having claims against said esIaIe
are required 10 present them with the neces-
sary vouchers 10 me al my Store, Oh Main
street in the Town Of C0lv5lIe, Stevens County,
Washington, within one year after the lrsE
publication Of this notice, E"-wiG: Within one
year stieT the 18th day OF July, 1865. Or said
claims shall De forever barred.
Dated II Colyille, Wash. Inis 9Ih day OF July,
1913. CHARLES WILLIAM HALL
10 $50 Executor
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-07-23
Resolutions Passed by County Commis
Si0nerS

1t having been made to appear
to the Board OF County Commits
sioners by number OF the most
influential citizeds OF Stevens coun-
~ and important taxpayers there
Of. that in their Judgment, it would
be for the best interests Of Stevens
county and the taxpaying com
munity of said county, il the COM
missioners would take the necessary
steps looking toward the bonding
of the county, for the purpose OF
paving of the outsta nding war
rants and reducing the interes
which the people are now paying
1t has been shown 10 the Board
Of Com missioner-. as above stated.
that he bonds could be sold prob
,ly a premium. and the interest
which the people would have 10
pay thereon would amount to less
Than , per cent, while the people
are paying 5 per cent at least on
outstanding warrants.
Il therefore i the desire Of the
B ard oi County Commissioners
that this matter ne properly dis
cuS>ed among The people, so that
whatever action This board may
take would he met by a proper re-
Spouse from thu people, and IT is
the desire OF the Board OF County
Commissioners IL do whatever Is
best and proper for and III the in
terests Of the lax paving people Of
our county.
Expressions from any and all
taxpayers are solicited, either per
sonally TO the board. or by letter
to them, or either of them. or 10
the county auditor. or by newspa-
per correspondence. The amount
of warrants outstanding is approx
nat-lv S2j00O0.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department OF the Interior.
and flfiif.e CE.:.11r a, A Lana Ida

Department OF the Interior.
Land Office ~ Occur d'Alene. Idaho.
May q, 1905
Notice /. hereby given that Gorge Haesrmsn
OF Spokane, Wash, who on May 81 1853, made
timber and stone entry No. 4Jos, for the M
sE34 Me- swA, and sE1z VIVA of Sec. q, Twp
- n, z ) W 2. NJ has fled notice of inten-
hon 10 make final proof 10 establish claim 10
Inc land aboye described. before he Register
and Receiver al Occur d'Alene, Idaho. on the
an day OF September, 1875.
Claimant names as witnesses: A. 4. Maine,
OF spirit Lake. Idaho; {. W. Lsmphere. OF
Spokane, Wash; Charles Maine and j. W
Mulch. OF Spirit Lake, Idaho.
cZ3 81 2 y. Dunn, Register
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-07-23
PAID ADVERTISING

hereby announce myself candidate for
.ne Office OF county auditor i0E Stevens county,
subject 70 the Repu bliean primaries TO De hell
sept, : 1915 ] H. KING, Colville, Wash
hereby announce myself Republican can
d.dsIe for the Office OF assessor OF Stevens
county. Wash, subject 10 the viii OF the people
6 viii be expressed 81 the primaries 10 be held
Sept 5. lass-
L c THOMAS Rygn, Wash
] an candidate for county clerk OF stevens
county, subject 10 the Republican primary,
sept !: 1910.
" Lon JOHNSON. Chewelah, Wash.
hereby announce myself Z Republican can
didsIe for the Office OF assessor OF Stevens
county, Wash, subject TO the Will OF the people
ss viii be expressed Al the primaries 10 oe held
OF Sept. :, laCe. FRANK Bo7ToRF
hereby announce my candidacy ioE The
Republican nomination to- commissioner from
re Third district, subject 10 Inc will OF the
voters :, The primary.
FRANK MAxwELL Lenora-
l hereby announce NJ candidacy for the
Rspu blicsu nomination tor sheriff, subject 10
ne action OF the voters al the primaries 10 be
held Sept. 8, 1875.
J. I. JENNIE, Newport, Wa-h-
Hereby announce myself g Z candidate for
lie ONCE OF sheriff on the Republican ticket
subject TO the decision Of the voters II The p-i-
zs-iss Sept s, 1903.
Waller D. BELL Colyi-,e. Wash.
! hereby announce my candidacy ior the
Republican nomination for the Office OF repre-
sensitive subject 10 the primary Sept 5, 1868
I. elected the interests OF the people Of Stevens
county Will De ny Interests too.
W A SLOAN, Locke. Wash
hereby announce myself nonpaTussn can
1.dste for judge OF the superior court o. the
state OF Washington for Stevens county, sub
.ec. 10 the viii OF the people regardless Of
parry affiliations
GEo A ALLEN, Colville Wash.
The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1908-07-23

Henry A Sheldon, president OF
the Stevens County Prohibition
League, has called mass conyen-
ton of the Prohibitionists TO meet
at Colville Friday, July 81. at 10
a w., TO determine a policy to be
pursued during the coming cam
paign. The day session will be
devoted to business, and the even
ing session will be addressed by w
B. Eakin, of Spokane. Any pro-
hibitionist in the county is entitled
to seat in the convention.