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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-11
EDDIE QUINN APPEARS
WITH One Big STICK

fest an the situation. finally deciding
tn forcEo thelt ftnal decision until
today iut the fact remains that
tho league does not want tn lose
BUTTE and cannot afford "a aniag
unlae the union intorvHta. both Of
which seem 20 he a certainty II Sat
hturlum Park Is insisted upon Tn
der the circumstance n h general
Is believed that the magnates Will
continue the Old arrangements. al.
lowing Eddie Quinn 20 retain the
franchise and PLAY the games this
season az Recreation Park.
The playing schedule viii be DO
cided upOu TO-DAY There vii most
likely be- "a scrap over the opening
dates aud holiday samoa Butte
and Aberdeen hath want "a open
with Seattle Ia thla city ilutte has
heretofore divided the first HheckleH
81 the season With Dag aud vii la
eist that the arrangement Be con
tinued Aberdeen figures that be-
cause u had pennant winning
team last year the combination
would prove better drawing card
than the fighting miners from thn
mountains,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-11
INJUNCTION To
SAVE TREES

Charging that The seattle lee
tde company employees eere rn
EaEra IN work vhleh w0uid result
IN falHiuE HiK ffns f.ontafdf isau'
lars. used az shade irpra Ia fFtant
~ his bonn. ON the northeast cor
nee Of Highland drive ard aexsbsi,
AZ " D. shoHtoue. president ~
the AoffhSest Trust a safe 10
pssit company yesterday obfAIua.l .
restraining order from the superior
court eukulniAk the corporation
from continuing lie work At thai
pDtai uatii a ituAl hearing
The defendant corporation il
cited "a appear IN court on neaL
FRIDAY and Nhoa rauEs VIZ The
temporary restraining 1rdef ahonla
not 80 mar~ permanent. ~ Nr
sharrurh in hia rofnpiaiui reclfes
that. If the work l. allowed 70 con.
tlnue. the tfe-a. Nhirh are 40
scfilsed as beias saceiicut spaci.
meas of their ktnd and scrf ralu.
able Stii ~ practically futnad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-11
Northwest League Magales Have Much Discussion
Over Spokane Park Managers Meeting Today 10
Arrange Schedule, Etc.

Eddie Qulnn seems 20 have the
shis stick in the Spokane franchise
kauabhle and the WAY the club was
hsed 90 whip the maEnates about
Yesterday during the annual meet
tns In Tacoma was a caution The
msgnatas did not seem 10 Ike H.,
nui. truth To tell. Il did look a
iiftle rough shod Tor polite parior
sipclcs
The club ia this case was tied
With a union ribbon. and an ulti
msmm was delivered that. n the
league transferred from Recreation
T. Nstatorlam Park IN spokane. the
league would BE- boycotted That
kaFd boycott sent cold shiyer
hn the spine Of the assembled base.
bal bosses OWING 20 his avcrdu-
tois. our own Dug did not give
hlch outward indication Of that
Aforesaid shiyer. but he acknowt
edsed afterwards that Il left him a
tittie groSgy.
The Rutte mining men Of Russ
Halrs baillwiek. who form the bulk
81 the paying fans In thu mountain
iown. started things with a tele-
gram 70 the effect that the league
would he placed on the unfair
flSt II the games we're transferred
g. Natatofium Park The Miners
nnlon Il pretty much the bis boss
o. Butte. aud this threat Of being
declared unfair Impressed the mag
mates forcibly. When the union de-
plares anything unfair. and especial.
u IN Butte. Il means a boycott, and
, boycott, Is chiefly conspicuous by
The decrease In patronage.
Following this hofshot from
Butte came bunch OF kilograms
from the spokane unions. eonchcd
D. much the same terms. Then
came a committee frnm this cts
headed by Frank CotteFiil. president
u the Washington State Federation
OF Labor. who said that the labor
uuions had no fight on the league
bat n the Kamcs we're played al
Spokane In = park which vas under
the ban. there would be only one
alternative for union men-not TO
attend the games,
ny this time the magnates saw a
gFeai white light. II developed the
Proceedings wffh a glare that shout
ea Eddie QUINN" The dose was
not the most pleasant thing In the
sorid. but the baseball hosses gig
ursd that on a show down. n there
VAS no other alternative. they would
swallow the medicine with as good
grace as possible.
Il vas urged and admitted that
the banner raised hy the unioas
against the park was really occa.
stoned By scrap against the Wash.
tuSton Water 4 Power Co. which
ORB leases Natatorium Park. and
thar the afnuseuaents in the park
we're strictly on a union basis but
the Spokane unions favor the Spo-
Kane Traction Co. which holds Rec.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-11

eation Park. and as between the
two. unloniam settled upea = flEht
against tire Power Co.'S resort
This sudden show down on the
question 1T uuloulsm and Nain
lorlum PARK brought mp the fact
that last year. when che park was
uaed BY the Spokane CitY leaguc.
comprising In It's membership aey
eral teams from atnunch union
firms. No question Of u heing fair
or unfair was raised To this the
union delegation simply replied that
things were 10 be differeul this
year,
After the first surprise of this
union issue was over the uiaEuatca
settled down and held q long tall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-11
ROLLER IS READY
FOR THE MAT

rs both the big fellows are anxious
60 get 90 the top Of the game. and
have everything to gain b. winning
These tSo men had been pfacti'
caliy matched for a contest here ON
February 10. but the match was
postponed for month. Since Ral.
LEI beat burns the doctor looks
forward 90 the time when he will
be Acknowledged the best wrestler
In the world as not being Very far
distant This westorgaard lad IL
a Young mountain In sire. bat az
quick and supple as a cat. and near.
IS killed Yankee Rodgers when
they wrestlcd IN 81. Louis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-11
CUNNERS OF ALBANY
MAKE RECORD

cruiser stcamlnE q knots per hour
scored 60 out Of tho first o. shots
made. and registered the majority
Of them IL the bniiae1e This Nna
done u4th nyelnch guns Speed
WAS a record brvahiuE feature The
shots uere fired IN sets % siK. the
fastest hix brlhE made In IS see
ondz. and the Eioseat la 20 sec.
onds
The record vas made under =
peculiar disadvantage the entire
crew having been vaerinaied anif
10 daYs before uhea of The coast
Of Salvador
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-11
HIHDUs FINED

VANCOUVER. q G. March IL
Poliee Magistrate Williams Imposed
fines 81 $500 each on n illndus
who last week arrived In British
Columbia and who ecrc unable "a
pass the educational test ptos id.si
10 the provincial governments nea
Natal immigration act
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-11

The wrestling match between Dr.
Roller and less westeFgaard.
which will be held in the Seattle
theatre on Monday might. promises
10 be one o. the bcat mat exhibit.
tons ever pulled of IN this city
Roller Ia In fine condition. and per.
fectiy conndenf that he can take
the Iowa boy into camp. and the
big boy from the east Who IA
after Rollers scalp insists that he
has a good chance 10 take the ba
con back home Whatever the out.
come. the match promises to be a
good contest from start to finish.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-11

sAN DlEGo. cal. March II
heafinK the trophy Tor the highest
target pfnegio. record ewes made hl
a sss@ri al the AmeFican NAYS. the
cruiser Aihanl arrived h~re from
tlasaalsha bst having made the
run IN q haara.
sesne Information - 60 her &c
maFkAhle gapn.fa ga February -.
OF MaEaalssnn baF. was received
some tint. ago. but th~ nrst de-
tails have lsHi been learned. With
u target - ~ 81 feet and placed
n. . distance d 900 yafds the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-11
10y United pre.s.l

SAN FRANCISCO. March IL
William Adix. a mining inspector
from Nome. Alaska. who was said
to have been addicted to the use
81 opium. crawied under the side.
walk on Mlnna st., near Fourth st..
some time Sunday afternoon and
died. The body was found In a hor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-11
SERIOUS DEFECTS
in BATTLESHIPS

WASHINGTON. March II
That there are serious defects In
she construction II American tsf
tiestlus war chafrrd By Capt &
AeR NinNiow assistant chief 81
The bureau ~ hariEAfiuu 81 The
nav department. sud Commander
A 1 Key. former naval aide a.
President Roosevelt The fafusf
officer said the Nhipa under Adj
niifAl Evans wefu al over draft
when thcy left Hampton Roads
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-11

" successive fights In san DiasD
by knockcutH. which. because as ~.
strtetious being placed upon the
game In other coast cities IL bound
70 become the Mseca II the game
Fields latest victim Il Danny
Sullivan. holder Of the weitefsulsht
championship II England Fields
laced the Get, 80 flrrcely that She
so vas stoppcd at the ead nf the
tenth round to pFsvcnt the siaugh.
tee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-11

or George p. Wright by the demo.
Gratis. Linck received but a bare
GO majority over his closest com.
petltor. Charles u Atkins. while y.
!. salmson, the next highest. was
III votes behind.
On the democratic side Wright
received a margin Of l.GG7 votes
over Charles Drnry. his only com
peutor. The returns show that
Drury was At no time in tho fight.
In some precincts he did not get
vote
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-11

- aHlNGToN. March IL Niss
Helen Taft. daughter 81 the secTe
tarY Of waF paftakes 81 her faith
efa fondnvaa faf books aud study
she graduated ffnm tho Cathedral
school Ia Washington an Eplaeo
paliaH institution highest tn hrf
class She h nov at Hfyn MawT
college
Miss Helen has heeu enjoying d
spring vacation la Washington. and
with heF small brother Charlie she
has been cubnyiun WanhinKton IA.
furitr paatimr. ruiler skating
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-11
LINCK AND WRIGHT
CHOSEN BY TACOMA
fRY unli.d Pre.sA

TACOMA. March lf.-At the
city primaries held here yesterday
John W Llnck was nominated for
mayor b. the republicans and May.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-11
Failing Vision

Gao b RESTORED b. CORRECTLY fit.
ting glasses. oar made ta order
kind Ne kuou how schsehAfd
Optical CO. Specialists. igpI R~c.
uud AZ s#s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-11
ALASKA MANS
BODY EATEN
BY RODENTS

rtble state, having been attack ed
by famished rats. Adix. in con-
pany with another man. Was seen
laat Sunday not far from the spot
where the body was found That
was the last seen OF the man alive,
and It r. thought that after taking
puff Of his pipe, which was found
lying by his side. death came and
ended his pleasant fancies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-11

Naw that Jack Johnson. Who Ell.
daagafed "a have the American
sporting public believe be- was ca
tremeiy anxious Ia meet Tommy
burns. has backed down like a
whipped schooi hid. the following
letter ffom burns will be- interest
ing reading The letter waa writ
ten In nnaWer tn the usual bluff
statements OF Fitzpatrick. iohnann'a
manager. while the pair we're in
Toronto. Canada.
BY TOMMY BURNS.
Jack Johnson does not look auY
harder for me 10 beat than SOME Of
the others I have already beaten
Marvin Hart beat Johnson several
months aEo ia San Franeiaco. quite
q While before fought Hart
Eyefy one knows / beat Hart Ia
Ioa Angeles "a badly that he was
in bed for two DAYS after the 50.
When ! signed "a night Hqulfcn
a. gan Francisco johnson NaH
there Afterwards he came 70 the
aud asked mo II I would fight him
A. I beat squifea told him frank.
Is that I would nFht him " vas
shown enough money Joiinaon Inn
mrdlately said. III bet you SO GOO
told hlfa 10 put up. or shut ep
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-11

Seattle star Exclusive service.l
SAN DIEGO. March it-FTank
Fields. OF Osenard. Cal. l. billed a.
the neat WelterWelght champion By
light experts sho have watched hia
career.
hallt on the long. ranEY line %
Jim Corbett. Fields has a terrific
~alicp and Is said % BE- fast upon
his feet aud - know hos e. ban
die his hands
Fields record j. unique. lie won
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-18
'TWO MORE
FOR SCHERR ! | |
DELEGATES FROM MINERAL AND
HAMPSHIRE WILL BE FOR
q THE AUDITOR.

/ RoAlNEy, ". Va, April rs The
Henublicans OF Hampshire county will
to-day select the five delegates who
will represent the county Mt the Re.
publican State convention. From the
best indications it would appear that
Mr.. scherr will get the greater nun.
ber OF the votes and thus secure the
naming Of the delegation to the State
convention. Il.
Their. are only FIVE delegates from
this county, but that small number
may ONE In handy at the State meet
Ing: july.
Is kEysER, w. Va. April .1s.-The
:ounty convention will be held here
to-day and while there is a great
deal OF interest In the county and dis
trict part Of 1t, there is still more In.
terest centered on the vote that will
pe pclled :,y Hon. Arnold c.. Scherr for
governor. when the selection Of dele.
gates has been mad..
There: has been no contest In thl.
county. Mr.. Swisher contenting him.
self With 'sE,hining out Of the con.
tcst.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-18
Hill Defended
DIPLOMAT OVER WHOSE AP.
PolhTMENT THE KAISER
"BuckED," is ABLY
cHAMPIONEp.

WASHINGTON. April 1s.-The attl.
tude of Emperor William and the Ber-
lin court toward David Jayne Hill.
named by the President to be ambas-
sador Mt the capitol, was the subject
OF comment In the House OF Repre-
sentntives yesterday. during the con-
siderntion OF the diplomatic and con.
sular bill. Both Mr.. Perkins, of New
York, and 11r. 5layden. OF Texas. ex-
pressed the opinion that the objections
of Mr.. Hill We're due to no other
cause than that Mr.. FILL was flnan-
cially unable to maintain certain
standard OF social representation.
Each Of them condemned the prac-
tice which they said had grown up OF
selecting men of great wealth to be
the nations diplomatic representa-
tives abroad. and urged as n means
of cinternctinE the effect Of snch a
policy the housing of our diplomats
In buildings owned by the government
and the allowance to them OF salaries
sufficient to enable them to maintain
the dignity OF their high offices.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-18
Wayne Goes
/ % Swisher
AT LEAST A AFMAJoRiTY4o OF THE
DELEGATES SEEM TO BE
FOR HIM. ~

2. q H ls Z.
HUNTINGTON. w. Va April 1s.-
The Republicans OF Wayne county
held their delegate convention yester.
day appointing delegates to the Fifth
district Congressional convention, the
State nominating convention and the
Judicial convention to be held at Par
kersbnrg, on April 90. The delegates
to the congressional convention were
Instructed to vote for James A.
Hughes for denomination. (!
While both Scherr and Swisher
had representatives on the ground no
effort was made Mt this time to secure
an instructed delegation for either and
Wayne's 16 delegates will go to Char
lesion uninstructed. AS the matter
stands at present it appears that
swisher will get at least majority OF
the delegation when the convention
meets tSfs
This statement is based upon tho
fact that recognized Swisher men
dominated the organization of the con-
vention. The convention to elect dele
gates to the State convention will be
held later.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-18

Central Christian Church tomorrow
the services will be as follows Sun.
day School at $3.50. Seymour hrcIn-
tire. superintendent. Why not every.
one old and young be In the Sunday
School and remain to the preaching
services? At 10:45 the pastor. w. H,
Willison, will preach. Subject. "Tha
Empty Tomb" Text. He is not here
but Is risen. In the evening at 7:so
the children will render n very beau.
tiful concert exercise. entitled Easter
Sunshine" This is in the Interest of
Ornhnnage work in the home and for.
eign lands. An offering will be made
Tor this work. Everybody cordially
invited.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-18
SAVED GIRLS
FROM DEATH
MINISTER sNATcHED SMALL
CHILDREN FROM PATH OF
RUNNING TRAIN. III %

WHEELING. April 1s.-Rev. S. B.
Norviel, pastor Of the Christian church
at Shadyslde. the busy village south Of
Betlaire, risked his life Friday morn
ing In saving from a cruel death Mar.
garet Frank md Blanche Soles. two
seven year old girls OF Sbadyside.
Both girls were walking on the Ohio
River & Western railroad tracks about
9:40 O'Clock. the time the southbounl
passenger train passes through Shady
side: Both were deeply interested in
some childish conversation, and uncon-
scious of the danger that threatened,
failed to hear the approach of the train
ns 1t came laundering down the track.
The engineer saw the danger and ap-
piled the brakes In an effort to bring
the train to stop. At the same time
he tried to apprise the girls Of their
danger by blowing the whistle. Shrek
after Shrek OF the steam whistle failed.
to attract their attention. Some car:
penters at work on u house shouted to
the girls. who continued to walk un-
concerned.@At last the continued.
noise seemed to arouse. them and they
turned around to ascertain the cause
OF all the tumult. They were Mortified
to find the engine and train within
thirty feet Of them. Overcome With
fright they were unable to move.
Death under the cruel wheels of the
engine seemed certain. MS the best en-
gineer in III land could not stop the
progress OF the train until after their
little forms had been crushed. Agon-
izing cries went Up and many persons
turned away from the awful sight.
Just then Rev. Norviel, who had been
n witness of the affair. began n race to
reach the girls before the iron monster.
In this he succeeded. and grabbing ench
girl, carried them bodily from the
track to safety Just In time to prevent
tragedy. The train was brought to
q standstill after 1t had passed the
girls and their rescuer. It was a MI
rncnlons escape from instant death
and the girls owe their lives to the
heroism of their rescuer, Rev. Norviel.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-18
D !! |. II
entertainments IN
WAS FURNISHED THE PATRONS
AND FRIENDS oF.sTWo Pop
ulAR STORES LAST II !

shurtleT and Welton formally omen.
cd their new shoe headquarters last
evening to the public. when visitors
we're wei, delightfully."- entertained for sew.
eral iodrs during the evening. This
firm has moved from the
Fleming building to the S. F. Nuzum
property. which has been beautifully
fitted for their occupancy. An entire
new front has been Installed, which
consists nf two deep show windows
beautifully fitted In hog oak. The in.
terror has been redecorated and the
anpearance Is altogether attractive.
Last night excellent music was fur.
nished and light refreshments served.
Just opposite the shoe store. Mar
tin Brothers. druggists. entertained
their friends with their spring open.
lug. This popular pharmacy was in
l.o:ilny attire and proved to be an at
iractiye spot. Omen's Orchestra fur
nished excellent music during the
evening. IN
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-18
Against the Tax
GOVERNOR OF. OHIO WRITES LET.
TER TO GOVERNOR OF WEST
&. .att-rs t}IDHIh1

CHARLESTON, W. Va. April 49,
Governor Dawson is In receipt OF n
letter from Governor s. L. Harris, OF
OHIO. asking the executive of West
Virginia to urge the representatives
Of this State In the national congress
10 support the adoption OF Joint res
ointion declaring 1t to be the policy
OF the fedei al government. to abstain
from the taxation Of inheritance in
order that this source Of revenue may
ne reserved fcl the sole use and hene-
ht of the States. West Virginia has
an inheritance tax law that produces
considerable revenue to that state.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-18
lQe (! !: 1 q el
Q'.lllii,e. b / !; / |: ii !: | {: )ln q
m / ! lkzl l|'iifiics.
Few !: { t':'7i I'm pprHtant 4
Conventions

WASHING TON. April IS. - Next
week will probably be "a quiet one In
political circles, rs few Important con.
yentions are scheduled. Only two
State conventions will be held by the
Republicans. that ofsNevadn In tWtn.
nemucca and of New Hampshire in
Concord. i The formersis set for Mon.
day and the latter for Tuesday. Dele
gates favorable to theiTa candidacy
are assured In Nevada, according to
reports from the sagcbrush State. The
action to be taken by the New Hanp.
shire convention Is not SO easily fore.
casted, although it Is likely that an
unistructed delegation will be chosen.
BY far the most important State con-
vention of the coming. week will be
that of tile Illinois Democrats. to be
held on Thursday in Springfield. The
Illinois State Central Committee. with
only one dissenting vote. has indorsed
William j. Bryan for the presidenc cy
in the most emphatic Language. and
this Endorsement willsdoubtless receive
the sanction of the State convention.
Massachusetts Democrats will hold
their spring calcuses on Wednesday.
and the State convention will be held
in Boston on May Bryan boomers
have made determined efforts to car.
ture the Bay State and apparently with
every hope of success. The attempt
tn arouse Johnson sentiment in Mas
rchnsetts has been a fiat failure.
Congressional district conventions to
Z e held during the week will have lit
le effect upon. the standing of the
andidates. and will leave Taft and
ryan with the leads they have main
aimed since the opening Of the cam
Daign. IA y 81 '.st;ti. !. Il
Secretary Taft viii: begin the week
In New York. :ad dresllng the meeting
2t the sLaynien 8 sA1i sslonary Movement
in. Monday night NJ n sSry IN VIII also
continue his New York tour during the
week and will deliver several address.
IS. The most important political ban
luet of the week will be held here next
Saturday night by the League of State
Republican Clubs. All OF the Rcpub-
!ican candidates for the presidency
have been invited and President
Roosevelt will likely deliver a brief
a State election will be held on
Tuesday In Louisiana, when State Of
flcers will be elected and several
amendments to the constitution will
be voted on. Jared y. Sanders was
nominated as gubernatorial candidate
In the recent Democratic primaries
III be elected without serious on
nnSitinn ~ ..- d
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-18
SOCIETY GIRLS
IN IN Brave ACT.
CARRY WATER OVER sLoPING
f ROOF TO PUT OUT A$FIRE, s. &

. Il . - -. q. & IL. .ar ( 4
4 BALTIMORE, Md. April 1s.-Carry-
ing buckets OF water across the slop-
Ing roof of Miss Marie b. Rogers
handsome country residence. near
Rogers station. Misses Mary and Fan
ME Bayly and Mildred Dulaney. three
young society women of Baltimore.
held In check for an hour a fire which,
had broken out near chimney. When
the fire companies arrived. the blaze
was extinguished after the rear part
OF the house had been badly damaged.
The Misses Bayly are nIeces of Miss
Rogers and make their home with
their aunt. Miss Dulaney Is their
guest. They were alone on the prem
ises when the fire broke out. S;55
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-18
First Baptist Church,

". J. Eddy. Pastor.-The services
for the day will be of unusual inter-
est The children will be in all the
services. The boys and girls will
render an elegant programme at the
morning service. 1O:45. The pastor
will preach 10 or IL minutes Illus
trated sermon especially addressed to
the little folks. The 1880 meeting the
pastor will preach on the Resurrcc.
ton. using steriopticon. The B. T..
p U. at G:30 will introduce a new.
feature entitled "B. Y. P. u. studies
on Systematic Beneficence." Tre
studies on this subject will be cot.
Quoted by the pastor. The public is
especially invited to attend these ex-
g. cines. $3.50. s'lptlay School. Impor.
tant that all attend tomorrow.