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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-04-03
Barnum's Ready Retort.

Barnum once appeared at oxford 10
lecture on "Uumbug." The rowdy
students would not give him a hear
ing At length. in momcntary lull,
he shouted. Then you don't want Ia
hear anything about humbugT
I'VE don'tr' was the answer In O
roar
We'll" rotOrted Baruum, I've got
your money. and there's no bumbug
about that
Tho disturbance came to sudden
finish. and E1uum proceeded in peace
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-04-03

1t is no bother at all to cure catarrh if
you breathe Hyomei's healing through the
little inhaler that comes with every OUTFIT.
Quick relief and lasting cure. Money
ack if it fails at b. A. Smith.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-04-03
Good Clothes.

1t is the desire of almost every man to
wear good looking, well fitting clothes.
This can be done at a moderate cost if you
60 to S. Elias, the well known Providence
tailor at 2I1 Union street.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-04-03
NORTH FOSTER

The Mount Hygira school is closed for a
few weeks.
Mrs. L. L. Sanborn was at her home
here Monday.
Otis Wood of Harrisville spent Tuesday
and Wednesday with Oscar Sphinx.
Mrs. Leon +. Stone is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Ward in Providence, for few days
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Z. Sanborn visited
over Sunday with Nj. and Mrs. George
Gavitt in Coventry.
Mrs. G. w. Corttiss, resident OF this
town for a number of years, has sold her
farm and moved to Putnam, Conn.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-04-03

Rings Little Liver Pills wake up Lag!
livers, clean the system and clear the
skin. Try them for biliousness and sick
headache. Price 25c.-Sold by T. r.
GRADY, 1915 Westminster street.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-04-03

II win be unnecessary ror you 20 gc
through a painful. expensive operation
for Piles ~ you use MarZan. Put up In
collapsible tube with nozzle. ready 10 ap-
ply TO the soreness and Inflammation.
For any form OF Piles, price Soc, guar
anteed.-sold by T. r. GRADY. 1915
Westminster street
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-04-03

If you have indigestion you want the
lasting cure that Milo ma stomach tablets
give. They cure the worst form OF stom-
ach trouble or cost nothing. soc at B. A
Smith.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-04-03
GREYSTONE

The Benn Mills were shut down for a
portion Of last week for some repairs.
A tea concert and entertainment will be
given by Loyal Welcome Lodge NJ. u,
Odd Fellows at the Grays.one Church on
Saturday ening.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-04-03

A Rings Dyspepsia Tablet after each
meal overcomes indigestion, dyspepsia
and other stomach Ills. Two days trial
free. Ask our dealer.-Sold by T. F.
GRADY, 1915 Westminster street
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-03-13
SUES ALLEGED
NIGHT RIDERS
KENTUCKY MAN WANTS $4,000
FOR INJURIES AT THEIR
HANDS.

PADUCAH, KY, March 5.-Robert
H. Hallowell and wife, of Vandergrift,
Ind, and formerly of Calwell County,
KY, today filed suits for $4,000 dam
ages each against twenty-five or thirty
residents of Caldwell county on the
ground that the latter were members
Of body of night riders which at
tackled the Hailowells' home last May.
The night riders. 1t is alleged, "shot
up" Hallowell's house In Caldwell
county, beat Hallowell, shot his wife
and forced them to leave. The raid.
Hallowell alleges. was based on the
fear felt by the night riders that Hal
lowell would testify against them TO
gardlng the Princeton raid.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-03-13
CHAPTER X.

Up creek the three negroes ied,
past other camps, to where the
~ took to the right and urged
their horses along a forsaken trail to
Che headwaters Of the little tributary
and over the low saddle. They had en-
deavored to reach unfrequented paths
as soon as possible in order that they
might pass unn0ticed Before quitting
the valley they halted their heaving
horses and. selecting stagnant pool
secured the grease paint from their
features as best they could. Their
ears were strained for sounds of pur-
suit, but as the moments passed and
none came the tension eased some
what, and they conversed guardedly.
AS the morning light spread they
crossed the moss capped summit of the
range, but paused again, and, remo--
ing two saddles, hid them among the
rocks. Slapjack left the others here
and rode southwark down the Dry
Greek trail toward town while the
partners shifted part Of the weight
from the overloaded pack mules to the
remaining saddle animals and con-
tinued eastward along the barren
comb of hills on foot, leading the five
horses.
ut don't seem like Wen get away
this easy" said Dextrv, scanning the
back trail. "If we do, I'll be tempted
to folIer the business regular. This
grease paint on my face makes me
smell like minstrel man. I bet Wen
get some bully press notices tomor-
row."
II wonder what Helen was doins
there" Glenister answered Irrelevant
", for he had been more shaken b.
bis encounter with her than at bis part
IN the rest OF the enterprise. and hi |
mind, which should have been busted |
with the flight held nothing but pic
lures Of her as she stood IN the half |
Darkness under the fear of his Win |
chester. 'swhat n she ever learned
who that black arutian wasy''l He
Quailed at the thought.
"say,S Dex, I amgoing To marry that
garl"
ri dunnoh you De or ncts- eaAA Dcx-
My. Better watch MeNamsn."-
~whstY Ths younger man stopped
and stared ''what'd Won meanr
-Co on. Dcnt stop the horsss.
amt blind. I hin put two sn' two ID
usthek."
"You'u never put these I've Ssgether
NonsensiI why, the nantS q tascal
/ wodIdnt Ne nm have Ne. 'DeSiies. 4
u ocuidh't b. q she1i ana nnam e0utyRI |
lpva Aes - tnucA thAt- Oh mS tsaliuGs
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-03-13
while beneath his sangfroid was
thoroughly trained alertness.

thoroughly trained alertness.
Mcnamara directed the search witf
a manner wholly lacking in his former
mock courtesy. 1t was as though be
had been soured by the gall Of defeat
The mask had fallen of now, and his
character showed-inslstent, overbear-
ing, cruel. Toward the partners he
preserved contemptuous silence.
The invaders ransacked thoroughly.
while dozen times the hearts of
Cherry Malotte and her two compan-
ions stopped, then lunged onward, as
Mcnamara or Voorhees, approached
then passed the stove At last Voorhees,
lifted the lid and peered into its dark
interior At the same instant the girl
cried out sharply. finging herself from
her position while the marshal jerked
his head back In time to see her dash
upon Dextry.
Don't! Don'tr' She cried her np
peal to the old man. Keep COO
You'll be sorry. Dex-they're almost
through"
ITO be Continued.)
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that's why We got away 50 easily"
We'll. well-aln't abe a bricki She's
even with Us now. By the way,
wonder how much we cleaned up. any
how-Iet's weigh IT," Going 10 the bed.
Dextry turned back the blankets. ex-
posing four mO0seskin sacks. wet and
heavy. where be had thrown them.
There must have been $4,000 with
what I gave Wheaton" said Glenister.
At that moment. without warning.
the door was flung open. and as the
young man jerked the blankets into
place he whirled. snatched the six
shooter that Dextry had discarded and
covered the entrance.
Don't shoot. boyF' cried the new
conner. breathlessly. Ny. but you're
nervOusr'
Glenlster dropped his gun. II was
Cherry Malotte. and from her heaving
breast and the flying coloFs in her
cheeks the mea saw che had been
running She did not give them time
10 question. but closed and locked the
door while the words came tumbllng
from her:
they're on 10 yo1. bOys-you'd bet
ter duck out quick They're on their
way up here now
''What!'
"WhoT'
"Quicki heard McNamara and
voorhees,, the msrshai. talking. Some |
holy has snOtted Won for the hoIdlins |
They're on their way now tell you
I sneaked out by the back way and
came here through the.mud Say. but
I'm sight" She stamped her trinity
booted feet and nirted her skirt.
= don't savvy what you mean" said
Oextry, CHANGING at his partner warn.
ngiy. we Amt done n0tnin'."
swell. It's all right then. 1 took a
Ong chance so you could make q get
way II you wanted to. because they've
vot warrants for You for. that sluice
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the tedtherp bottom.
robbery last night. Here they ar,
now" She darted to the window, the
men peering over her shoulder. Com
Ing up the narrow walk they saw
Voorhees,, Mcnamara and three others
The house stood somewhat isolated
and well back on the tundra, so thai
any one approaching it by the PLAN.
ing had an unobstructed view Of the
premises. Escape was impossible, 70.
the back door led out into the ankle
deep puddles of the open prairie, and
1t was now apparent that a sixth man
had made circuit and was approach
ing from the rear.
my God! They'll search the place, :
said Dextry, and the men booked grim.
" In each others faces.
Then in a fash Glenister stripped
back the blankets and seized the
"pokes,' leaping into the back room
In another instant he returned with
them and faced desperately the candid
baroness Of the little room that they
lived and slept In. Nothing could be
hidden; 1t was folly to think Of Il.
There was a loft overhead, he remem-
bered hopefully, then realized that the
pursuers would search there first OF
ALL
II told you he was a hard fighter"
said Dextry as the quick footstep&
grew louder. "He amt no fool. net
Their. Stead of our bein' caught in
the mountains. reckon well shoot Il
out here. We should have cached tina
gold somewhere"
He spun the cylinder of his black
ened Colt, while his face grew hare
and vulture-like.
Meanwhile Cherry Malotte watche;
the hunted look In Glenisters face
grow wilder and then stiffen into the
stubbornness Of man at bay. Thg
posse was at the door now, knockinc.
The three inside stood rigid and strain
ed. Then Glenister tossed his burden
on the bed
"Go into the back room, Cherry
there's going to be trouble"
who's there?" inquired Dextr.
through the door, TO gain time. SUD |
denly, without a word, the girl glide
to the hot blast heater. now cold anl |
empty, which stood in corner of til. |
room. These stoves, used widely III /
the north, are vertical iron cylinde-3 4
INTO which coal is poured from above
She lifted the lid and peered in to /
ind II quarter full OF dead ashes I
hen turned with shining eyes AMI
parted lips to Glenister. He caught
he hint, and In an instant the for.
JACKS were dropped softly into the
'eathery bottom and the ashes rake
'ver. The daring maneuver was a.
most as quick as the fash of womaN's
Wit that prompted It and was carried
through while the answer to Dextry's
question was still unspoken.
Then Gienister opened the door care
essly ana admitted the group Of men
we've sst Q esarch warrant b look i
ho9sA -ssaid veoshsss
what are you looking for7-
Gold dust from Anvil creek"
"All right search away"
They rapidly secured the premisea,
overans every inch, paying no hcctI
b othS gin. swk6 watched tthdrAi with
hdifrerent eyes, NOR ITO the dold = man.
mo 'siared ~ tAslr every movement. I
was carelsssly sarcastic, al
hough- he kept bis right arm free.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-03-13
The Spoilers.
By REX E. BEACH.
eopyrisAt Isos. ~ R.a 3. B.ssA-

By REX E. BEACH.

Tney were long out OF sight before
TIE girl moved or made sound. al
though she knew that none OF the three
had paused at the bend. She only
stood and gazed. for as they galloped
"a she had heard the scrap OF a broken
gsmtence. II was but one excited
word sounding through the rattle OF
hoofs-her own name-,sHelenw and
yst because Of It she did not voice the
alarm, but rather began to piece to-
gether BIT BY bit the strange points Of
tAis adventure She recalled the out
mnes Of bar captor with q wrinkle OF
Derplexity. Her fright disappeared en-
ttrely. giving place to intense excite
nentc Il No. no; It can't be! And yet
wondeE n It isr' she crieA. "Oh. i
wonder If II could bers
She opened her lips to cry aloud, then
hesitated. She started toward the
tsnAa, then paused, and for many mo-
Mehts after the hOOf beats had died
cut she stayed undecided. Surely she
wished to give the signal 70 force the
Aerce pursuit What meant this rob
berry, this defiance OF the law, OF her
uncle's edicts and Of Mcnamara They
wUFe common thieves, criminals, out
laws, these men. deserving punish
noant, and yet she recalled Q darker
nighE when she herself had sobbed
and quivered with the tarrors of pur;
suit and two men had shieIded her
with their bodisR
She turned and sped toward the
tsnts, bursting I'm through the canvas
door InstantlY every man jrnsa To his
Ieet at siRht of her palltd face. her
flashing eyes and rumpled hair.
'Slutce rcbhcr=w she cried SEss til
Asssly. "Quicki A holdupl T.he watch
man 10 hurtr'
A roar shook the night air, and the [
men poured out past her. while the
day shift came tumbltng forth from
every quarter in various stages OF I'M
dress.
"wheref Who did TT Where did
they goT'
McNamara appeared among them,
fierce and commanding, seeming to
grasp the situation intuittvely without
explanation from her.
"Come on. men. Wen run 'em down
Get out the horses. Quickv
He was mounted even as he spoke
and other Joined him. Then, turning,
be waved his long arm up the valley
toward the mountains. Divide into
squads Of i've and cover the bills!
Run down to Discovery, one Of you,
and telephone to town for Voorhees,
md posse"
AS they made ready 10 ride away
The girl cried:
"Stopl Not that way. They went
lOwn the gulch- three negroes
She pointed out of the valley toward
ne dim glow on the southern horizon,
md the cavalcade rode away into the
loom.
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Up creek the three negroes flet
past other camps, to where til
stream branched. Here the
- tool, to fhn V1M9hf ma nrUQ,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02
YOUNG 'DOWIE is
J KISSED AT
. LAST. .
Woman Throws Arms
Around His Neck---and h
Is Now All on.

MUSHROOM. Mich. May a.
Hist The unexpected has happened
happened with such saddenneas
that Gladstone bowie o. sick AT
heart today aud apparently disgust
ed with everything In general. FOR
he IL no longer the "unkissed
For the first time IN his life
the son Of the late oyefuesr Of the
Christian Catholic church. was Tn
ltlated into the mysteries OF oaeu
lation by Mlss Sshii Peterson
whom he vas representing ia court
IN - action to recover a debt
Gladstone had repeatedly dcelar
ed that be would never permit a
woman 10 press hef llpa 10 his. Iir
waa determined 60 80 through iife
unkiaaed lie Vas boastfnl about
Il bat when the iufy decided that
Miss Peterson WA entitled to 500
faf services a. a domestic IN q
MHakrEnn home. she threw her
arms around him. murmufcd You
dear man. and planted a big kihs
square on his lips
Win flushed cheeks Gladstone
showed the YOUNG Woman 70 one
side she vas congratulated by
lawyers and spectators. bat Glad
stone w.s anKry Ito declared that
In the future he would not get
within reach ~ a woman hut he
la 10 longer the .unkiHsed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02

Hearty applause from the music
lovers Of Seattle brought the last
concert Of the Seattle SYMPHONY
Orchestra for the present season
10 an ansplclous ending az th'
Moore theatre last night
u was q deep felt tribute thar
Was paid TO Director Michael Ne
xriFs aud hia musicians for Their
work during the first season oi
the organization.
At the final rehearsal YESTERDAY
the members OF the orchestra PEE
sented their leader With a hand
some silver loYing cup ar sydney
Brown making The presentation
apeeeh. Again at tho elose 81 the
concert lasl night. nirceiof kegFiAe
vas pfesrutcd with . scarf pla
With a letter % appreciation frotn
the Seattle symphony Orchestra
society.
Charles T. spooner. member 81
the advisory board II The society
appeared between numbers and iu
announcing the seeuud season 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02
PATRONS PAY TRIBUTE TO
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

tn. orchestra Witch epenH In ofta
her. spoke a few words ~ praise
that met with hearty RESPONSE.
I hardly believe that there Il
another cts Ia the United States
today that can equal this record.
he said Sot that 40 other city
could produce nueh an orchestra.
or that 30 other cts could give
an orchestra Eueh support but
wherever sach ofchsntFaa have
been produced as an evidence Of
culture and refinement e has heen
a. = much Older aud later period
In the history 81 that community
The season Of iae4isos ended
sith the crashing climax u the
siraius Of the Pilgrims Cbofuh,
with which the oeertur. 90 Tam
haeuser closes The other nnm.
hs.rs Of ~. prueram NoFs al Neh
received. The first was The un.
fiulahsd symphony In u Minor. b.
schubert. wiih Won Mebsra In.
sitztion 70 the Dance and GfeiE :
Peer Gynt. appearing az the
liehiuF ssivetious
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02
CLUB NOTES

ladies' G A. r.
The ladies' q A. B Of ballard
have issnea invitations fuf a dance
~ Junction hall. Friday. Mas Is.
Senior Bsllsse Dance.
The first senior dance Of ihu Hai
lard high school viii be held MAY
- In junction hail The high
rchooi alumni dance was Kiyen last
night Al junction hall naliaf.
Schubert Club.
Tho - hubert club VIII give u re-
eeptiau Monday afternoon iu honor
~ tire Federated city clubs a. en-
lnuihla hall. following the monthly
eaussrt
Musical Evening.
An excellent program e.aH given
Last evening at Columbia hall ~
Mis. Hazel smith. pianist. ana Miss
Gertrude schmidt. raufraitu. Mise
Smith has been heard many times
IN concert works AMI has always
given pleasure for the quality - her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02
LUNA PARK
O
OPENS
Amusement Resort Ra S
Added Features TO Draw
Pleasure Seekers.

Luis ParE. With itH outdoor
anu ssmentn nfu aud ten - NJ
shows. concerts aud other atifac
tons. vas opened to-day faf the hsa.
asu Nlth "a concert b. afeiffa First
Regiment baud which Will repeat
the program sunday afternoon aud
evening
A number of free euen.alr enter
taluments are Offered daily ii 30
and 80 M. including Dare Devil
lanes ride down the ehHies Ou q
bicycle. q band concert KirhEa 80.
foot hlgh dive and rural stunts by
tnaic iifHm. Just from The farm
Beginning Monday. tile nrenalr at
fractions include Halnef Tyuoiean
troupe ~ - members which made
blg 80 ~ the 81 Louis fair Do
national songs and dances
Before the end " the month ssF
eHai new show homes and other
amusement places sill be- complsts
ed and added 90 The present aitFac.
tons Manager ChaH ioof has
spent $50. 00d on Improvements 10
the parh since last 3ear including
q D. vaudeville house = ncw sum.
mef garden and cafe au aftlstieal=
d decorated aud IiFhird bridge
acroaa the chute pond. now shell
handHiand and q theatre named The
Jungle. ia which Franz iiall. fam
Qua lion tanner. Hill exhibit a eild
animal hhaW
The large building used a. cafe
last season haa been turned into q
dance hall this year and sill be
conducted b. Prof ChHHtenasu.
The uaiataFium has also undergone
considerable Improvement and t.e
management 81 planning some In
fereailng water sports for The warm
summer months.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02
fs,sr Special ssrviee.l


NEW YORK. Mas . Make min
listers OF actorsF Horrors
ONLY a little while aEo aud q
would have been sacrilege even "a
think Of IT. hut times have chang
ed, especially IN New York.
Here ire actor Is no longer CON.
aideged Beyond redemption HlshOp
Potter "a president IF the Actors
Church alliance. organized IN 1859
Nov the Rev Walter = Bentley
rector Of The Church Of Ascension.
Brooklyn. proposes 90 recruit the
depleted ranks vt the Episcopal
ministry from the stage
This advertisement IL running 10
the columns Of the leading theat.
rical weeklica
SERIOUS MINDED ACTORS
of good character Who want
to study for the Episcopal
ministry are requested b.
address the Rev Walter ~
bentley, rector Of the
Church 0f the Ascension
Rev Bestley'a defense 81 his
course Is novel. set reasonable
The first requisite 81 as sctor.s he
says. Is that he know how To opem
sis moash Thipk y bat thls Wo'o ID
as.@aH to tho Amartsan church II AL
our cierGY P0a@eeasd this hpa sod
most essential alallficattn.
So ppoae all the afesnlas drows.
Ing and prOaasg aintsters we've *.
PEELED from The pnlpst And Why
should a seRsibte body of ckergy he
50 hard 10 uaaeratahd7 We are alb
solAteiy rmning The Comparative
csRncea 81 oar church So lDAa ~ We
eo4tiapre to BE- pOar readers Ne
ased usore Hfe. moFe enefEy. haore
enaHefatton. NJ ofher pFufoasioa
offers sach q promising field Cor
recruiting
To-day the lament - constant
over the laeh u candidate for the
ministry Letters pour IN from ~
cry quarter attempting 10 solve the
problem but d remains unsntved
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02
LOCAL FIRM GET,
TIE CONTRACT

Ripley and Russell. ,oo.t
iee'7 wiIh ofacea IN tbs y. saii
baildIus viii draw hi ~ "a
ipf tho mes $1,000 Pirs, "a
church a. Broadway ana s ns
IT, a Aasss
The bu.iH,aK esmm,,,..
church hls been 10 eonu,s,s
~ tie three month"; ~
tts leading afehilects ~ ~. ~ :
to- anf decided TO give n.
iuet to fhe seattle firm
work 9a fhs plans sjll -
once aHa - Aasnst ! a. - - s
tor sIii Start york on n. =
building The ereagatIos ~ III - -
completed -
HHhaE aehpei feSms els, 49,,
reception i01ms and 4 dislrs -.
all be- Installed 70 The &c.. =.
The total talue u the srors. =
building when completes -
about agg :
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-02
CONVENTION
COMES TO
CLOSE
Attendance al Gathering Of
Sunday School Workers
Beats Record.

Last nirht The three days session
of the Western Washington Sunday
school association Waa concluded
with the graduating exercises Of
class o, ie from the teachers train.
ing class Diplomas were awarded
to The following Mrs Z Rood
Mr.. Charles Esly Mrs Amy Mer
Ger Mrs. n. G Esing. Mrs. A. u
strong. Miss Yelonia Bathus. Mrs
q. r crabb. Mrs { A. ReedcF
George Walters. nonald Mekinnou.
Charles Gehrlug aud Miss sadie
Pearson. 81 Tacoma. Miss i.ottie
Giles. Aiss olive sioleborecr aud
VIII T. IienfY. Of Puyallap. and
Mrs Flora Walker. Of seattle
Yesterday was tho banner day Of
the convention. more than 2 500 Al.
tending the three sessions Of the
day. A total Of soT delegates bad
registered during the convention.
which Was double the number at
ans previous convention The con.
veution next year will be held AZ
the Tacoma Congregational church.
Judge Wood President
Judge W. d. woad. Of Seattle.
vas ~ elected president Other Of.
ficurs elected are Vice pre- aldcni.
Rev. ]. II White. Tacoma. second
vice president. Rev ]. Z. ID LlNXd.
seattle. recording secretary. Mrs
r. NJ Gamble. Seattle treasurer.
Chester Thompson. Tacoma. exceu.
live committee. Themes V kinsey,
nelllngham. J A. CaihcaTi. Seattle
T.. X. Loose. Seattle. Mrs Lena
spear Fisher. BelliuFham. and Mrs
y. J Kerr. Seattle.
At the meeting Of the executive
committee yesterday 4 was decided
10 broaden every department Of the
work. aud 20 spend g.. zoe. as com
pared TO s. 900 spent last year.
Department tieada Chosen.
Rev. ". A. Moore was reappoint.
ed head Of the teachers training de-.
partmcut. Mrs & A. Pratt. Of Ia
coma. reapIolntcd superintendent Of
the elementary work department.
Mrs. T y. Nerts. Of Olympia. head
Of The home department. $ v Win.
gate. seattle, head Of the adult
bible class department, and Rev.
" A. spauldinE. Seattle. head Of
the temperance department
NJ " Miller. 81 Tacoma. general
field secretary. will be sent Ia at.
tend the International convention at
Louisville. ny. June Is.
A resolution endorsing temper.
asee iegislatioa was adopted by the
convention