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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-08-20

speakers upon their arrival The
Select Roller Rink. which is across
the street from the platform, was
deliberately decorated in honor OF the
event and from the rink TO the plat
form was stretched one Of the earlier
American flags, containing only IS
stars and which was much com
mented upon.
Councillors Winslow, KimbaH AMI
Turseon joined the Governors party
AT the platform while also included
among the guests of honor at the
boulder were the following members
OF Koussinoc Chapter. d. \. r., Mrs.
". Fisher regent, Mrs. w. II. Can
nett Mrs. Persis Martin. Mrs. II. l..
SherburEe, Mls. e. S. Reid.
The exercises opened with music BY
The famous Foot Guard Band and in
vocation by Rev Thomas J. Nelligan
rector OF ST Mary's.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-08-20

The exercises at the boulder con-
Guided with benediction by FIR. Nelli
gan and a further selection by the
band
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-08-15
The I. 0. 0. F. ASSOCIATION
Lubbock Lodges Of Odd Fellows
And Rebekah's Entertain As
ISOLATION Two Days

Last week the Lubbock Lodge
Of the Independent Order of Odd
Fellows entertained the South
Plains /. O. 0. f. Association
two days. and the days were
well spent. A good attendance
was had and every one seemed
delighted with the program and
was glad Of the opportunity to
be here.
Thursday afternoon found a
goodly number present at the
hall. Jno. w. Baker, who is one
Of the most enthusiastic Odd
Fellows TO be found. and who
is well up on the work acted
as Master of ceremonies and
opened the session by calling
upon Rev. w. NJ. Lane. Pastor
of the Methodist church of this
city. to deliver the invocation in
behalf of the city of Lubbock.
The address OF welcome was
delivered by Attorney Roscoe
Wilson in his usual pleasing way
and was enjoyed by all. Re-
Spouse by l.. P. LOOMS. edit'r
of the Slatonite. Slaton. Texas.
Mr.. LOOMS. proved himself
equal to the occasion and his
ADDRESS was well received and
enjoyed by the association.
Following this. Attorney w. F.
Schenck told the visitors in be-
halt of the Lubbock Lodge how
pleased they were TO have the
association meet with them and
Mrs. E. X. Haynes, in behalf of
the Local Rebekah's assured the
visitors that they we're delighted
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-08-15

1t is built OF 2x4 laid fiat and Sc
curely nailed together and over
all this is weather boarding,
making it a very smooth looking
piece of work as well as one of
the best constructed silos any
where on the Plains. This is
the first one to be built near
town. There are a number
north of town in the vicinity of
of Alternately and in by
county in the vicinity of Lorenzo.
Mr.. Boles has also received
his ensilage cutter and engine
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-08-15
Big SiIo Being Built

George M. Boles, proprietor
of the Peerless Hereford Stock
Farm is having a big silo built
on his farm, and will probably
complete it this week. 1t will
have a capacity. so we under.
stand Of abont 300 tons OF
ensilage. 1t is forty feet high
not including the cover. which
will raise il about five feet
higher.
The McAdams Lumber Com
pany is furnishing the material.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-08-15

Lubbock team did the same in
competitive work. The honors
were so evenly divided that the
judges refused to say what was
what. Both teams did splendid
work and deserves great credit.
Fifteen candidates were given
the Rebekah Degree during the
Association.
This closed the 1912 session Of
the South Plains |. o. o. F. AS
ISOLATION.
ODD FELLOW.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-08-15

c. c. Reynolds. Of Sterling,
who formerly resided in Lubbock
county was here the latter
part Of last week and was
pleasant caller at our Office. Mr..
Reynolds says they have suffered
some for the want Of rain in
Sterling. but since some moisture
has fallen conditions will greatly
improve.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-08-15

to entertain them for two days
or as long as they wished to re-
main. Mrs. Randell, Of Brown
field. responded TO Mrs. Haynes
address. much to the delight of
all present. After which the
president Of the association, Mr..
Percy Spencer. of Brownfeld,
made the closing address. The
meeting adjourned till the even
ing session.
The evening session began
with the competitive work by
the subordinates in the first de-
gree work By the Lubbock
team. Recess was given
during which refreshments of
cake and cream occupied the at
tention of the lodge. Staten
degree team then took up the
work of the first degree in COM
petition for high honors on floor
work and received hearty APP
plause for the manner they ex-
ecuted same. The Judges who
were Geo. Keck. Of Plainview,
Percy Spencer. of Brownfield,
and +. c. Baker, also of Plain
view. were the Judges and
awarded the banner TO the
Slaton team. Meeting adjourned
till Friday morning at 9 O'Clock.
Friday morning the business
session was called to order by
the President, Percy Spencer, of
Browniield. and the business
affairs of tie Association looked
into. Election of officers re-
suited in l.. p. Loomis. of Slaton
being chosen az President of
the 1918 meeting. the time and
place to be named by the exc
cutive committee at a later
date. Mrs. Walter w. Royalty
was elected Secretary and
Treasurer.
The Association did not forget
to vote thanks to Miss Wylie
Wilson who took special delight
in entertaining members of the
Association during their two
DAYS stay in our city. Following
adjournment of the Association
came the auto ride during which
time the visitors were shown
the pretty residences in Lubbock
and the irrigated farms near
town.
Friday night the Rebekah
team from Brownfeld exempli-
fed the Rebekah Degree and
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-08-15

to operate same with and as
soon as his crop reaches the
proper stage he will get busy
putting it away for winter con-
sumption.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-08-15
Auto for Sale

Two passenger; 1911 model; 20
h. p: 5000 milage; good as new;
terms. Owner leaving plains.
a If w. b. ATKINS.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1912-08-15

R. M. Clayton returned Friday
from a trip to Amarillo.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-08-06
WOMEN'S CLUBS
what They IRE Doing Throughout
The state.

The various women's clubs at VAL
ley City are giving d reception this
afternoon at the home of Mrs. S. a.
Zimmerman in honor of Mrs. Olef
Guldin of Fort Wayne. Ind. who has
been the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Olaf Simenson at Valley City, since
her return from San Francisco where
she attended the biennial gathering of
the Genera Federation Of Women's
clubs. Mrs. Guldin in the national
chairman of the home economics COM
mittee of h General Federation of
Women's clubs and this honor has
been arranged by the club women so
that al! may he given al opportunity
to meet her. All visiting club women
in the city have also been favored
with invitations.
The w. c. 7. L. of the Fifth dis
trict held its annual convention at
Sta nleN last Week and Mrs. Clara Will
son who was reelected president pre-
sided at the gathering. The other new
officers chosen were Mrs. Mechanics,
vice president at large: Mrs. II. S.
Thomson, corresponding secretary:
Miss Todd, recording secretary; Mrs.
Getchell, treasurer; Mrs. Jones. vice
president for Buford: Mrs. Haugen.
vice president for Williston; Mrs. Gibb.
vice president for Stanley. The gath
ering was we'll attended and many in
terestins papers We're given. Miss
Georgia Chambers of Churchs Ferry
had charge of the L.. T. l.. work.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-08-06
vr1 HAT THE WOMEN
W OF THE WORLD
!99 ARE DOING D

Mrs. Robert NJ. La Toilette, who
mas been active in woman's club work
IN TINS state for many years., and who
is now equally interested in woman
suffrage. naturally watched the situa-
ton in regard to suffrage at the San
Francisco convention of women's clubs
very closely.
Mrs. La Toilette says:
while ] was not present at the BIZ
onnial held in San Francisco recently,
and cannot speak from personal
Knowledge. reports of the proceedings
indicate that the failure of the gen.
eral federation to pass a resolution for
oma suffrage. did not express the
sentiment Of the convention. out was
due to fear on the part Of some of the
leaders that because there was a diff
ference of opinion among individual
women and clubs. such an endorse
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-08-06
$: $: :: ): i: .: ): :: $: 8: .: =: j:
Society Personals. s.
:: !: i .: i: i: :: $: 3: :: :!

Miss Doris Payne, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. II. L. PAYNE. is spending the
Week II ln!iStcr as the guest of Miss
Dorothy Holmes.
Mrs: Herman Wolff and family and
Mrs. I. :. Corrigan and SON will close
thor Remidji cottage his week AMI
return t" the city Friday or Satur-
day.
Postmaster i. V. Kent returned
last evening from Maple Lake where
II" enjoyed a few daNs With his fam
lily.
Fred Redick is enjoying a few
DAYS visit at Maple Lake as II guest
~ tn" NJ. II. Redick cottage. "Pleas-
ant View"
Miss Lillian F-airchild is entertain-
in@ Misses I}"rnice and katherine
Eocmler of 'rookston for two weeks
Al her Sourh Fourth street home.
Miss Edna Brooks of Cottonwood
STREET accompanied her guest. Miss
Viola <Alpstaa of Lansdon 10 her
visit.
Mr.. and Mra. q. L. sareren Of
Chestnut street are entertaining Mr..
dauchter. Grace, of Grafton for a
t' -
Miss lrr7a Ma}lor, leaves .on,o,.
row morning for Bor7idii where she
vii! be the cues of Miss I.i!ah Sannes
At the summer home for A month.
Mr.. and Mrs 7 +, Van T,use, ga
.,,,,od ,.ae,-,... 80.
friend. - F"d LAX" l'alls. Mimi.
Miss SNlvir ~Th"rar'r1aon ratnrned
last evening from -. Paul. wher. she
has beer studying music.
MED l.v Mi Peterson of
that city "ho j. her gust.
Mr.. and M,s l,,nor CLAYTON of
Ia,,I, ( II 10. So. ~.
honna af1.l E, )encihv visit With MI.
and Mrs Jos. ph Greenwood
Nv ,,d MIR. - p1,.,. ..,,..,
last o>enin~ from E@midii wh.ra ,hev
woro ~,,laag,rf wr.k Ind cuosts Of Mr
ana N,s - rit;. w. "'
VIZ. and MI. ti1rry Rutgers Of
jamestown ~" coming to his city to
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-08-06
LAKESIDE.
X x X X * x x x X X X

Lakeside. Bemidji. Mimi. Aug. g.
spent fair week in Grand Forks.
Mrs. o. j. Barnes returned to Lake
side the first of the week after visit
ing in Grand Forks for two weeks.
Othmor Montgomery returned to
the Forks last Monday after a pleas
ant vacation spent here.
The Misses Vera and Beatrice
Backus and their guest. Miss Betty
Eaton. spent Tuesday afternoon and
evening with Miss Martha Barnes.
Harold Dane is entertaining his
brother.
Tuesday evening a crowd of tbs
young people enjoyed a camp fire
and ""ienie' roast at Harold Dane
camp. The evening was spent in
toasting wienies and marshlnallows.
singing songs and telling stories
around the fire. Those who enjoyed
Mr.. Danes hospitality We're the Misses
Alice Allen. Martha Barnes. Beatrice
and Vera Backus. Betty Eaton. Marion
Seagel and Caroline Shideler: Messrs.
Archie Palmer, Will Holmes. Ernest
Rorke, George Buxton, Bud and Har-
old Dane.
Ernestine jacob and Byron Rus
sell were Thursday evening callers
from Birchmont Beach.
Mrs. a. p. Chandler and baby
daughter returned Friday 4 ten
days visit in Fargo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Viii Sundro and
daughter. Jane, left the lake HI first
of last week after spending the month
OF July in the Hayrraft cottage. Mrs.
Sundro n Jane VIII visit Mrs. sun
droS parents in Ohio for a short time
before returning To their home in
Fargo.
Mrs. McNeety and daughter. Ethel
arrived Wednesday, to spend the rest
OF the summer in their cottage AT
Lavinia.
Judge Corliss. formerly of Grand
Forks. now of Portland. Ore. spent
Friday and Saturday Visiting friends
at Lakeside. He has a cottage here
and with his family has spent his
summers here for The past five years.
Mrs. Woodworth of Grand Forks
Bay and her guest. Mrs. Prouty and
Miss Maude Templvton. spent Thurs
day afternoon with friends at L.akesid,
and lavinia.
G. NJ. Fitzgerald spent sunday with
his family.
G. L. Williams arrived Sunday for
a few days visit. He was accom-
panied by his grandson, Master
Charles Bulge.
Mrs. A. P. Clifford and children
came to Grand Forks Bay Thursday.
!heN have taken the Mccoy cottage
tor I'll" month OF August. Mi. Clifford
drove down in his machine Saturday.
He was accompanied by Mr.. Feetham
and q, j. Barnes. Mr.. Barnes is
spending a few days with his family
al Lakeside. Mrs. F'oerfan came down
on the train, and with Mr.. I'eetllam
VII spend a short time with the
CliffordS.
Miss Martha Barnes was a passen-
Ger to Grand Forks sunday. She will
attend the Whithed-Sargent dancing
party.
Mr.. and Mrs. sidney Clark came
to Bemidji Friday. Mrs. Clark spent
saturday afternoon calling on friends
At Lakeside.
DR.. G.. NJ. Gilletta. Who has his sum-
mer home at Buoma Vista. north of
Eemidji. spent Friday in Bemidii.
Mrs. j. r. Poupore and SON. Har-
icy, were in Grand Forks for the fair.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-08-06

Mics P,,.r, W-,i-h.l .,f Mis- Mar
ARE, s,re.nt of Rn.t.s ,-.n"io w.ra
ons.ossas ~, ~. r,-o,,h i.s. .~,arinu
u,han me- .,-,.,-ainsd h ,.a,,naar
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~, .o,,, Mi ,,ar,, g., .,,,,,n ~
harm; i'm ,;si,ine ,irl4 Tno nar.I.
vas ave- of ,,r ''rn., 5.li-5.t,., ~ ,b,
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va n.a,a -, a,,a ,,,, ;,,i.
r1,a .o,,,. ,.,. .,n,, 2n n,,,i ,
a'.o,1-L. ',a vs. ~. r,a, .r,,.,d =.
YER racaivc5 by -. bos,.seos Niss
S,rann, and Nisz W.bi-bad Wv ava
,1rs VI wbitb.l XII. +. sar.
ZEN, and tha s.yan vis.,s of borar
}fiss Rn,h r,rrar If R~rooLr,e
MIS- Niss ti,, s,,i,b ~ 500,
nov. r,onn N;ss 1i.fsn palLn,, ~
Ni,r4anaIi. Me- ,j,,", r5i.mr -.
Iartn,ora Nies I,r. o,,s r,r,
nf Ni~nnaa rniie Mis- N.rg,r.. 1s,,,.,,
If INN nnii. ana W;l. 49,
sr,i,h az noi;s
Rork.'s orrh.s+r, r.,daro.4 ~,
.,is ~
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-08-06
Guests from Houston.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. +. Whitcomh. for
mer we'll known residents of this city
hut now of Houston. Texas. are here
with their two little daughters. Elean-
Or and Elizabeth, for a visit with DR..
and Mrs. II. W. Whitcomb of Reeves
avenue. This is Mr.. and Mrs. Whit
combs tirst visit Ia Grand Forks in
over three years.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-08-06

Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. ll"h"ii accom-
panied by Frank liankey as their
guest. leave ~t"ln"rloW morning on a
motor "Trip to |i,.trtit Lake. They Wi'l
..e ;oincd NJ friends 4t FARGO and
MI spend three w"eks at tho sum
.n.r resort.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-08-06

Tho r Y T.. L will hold the
August business meeting in the church
paYl"rs Thursday evening at Sis
o'clock and an members who can are
urged /" he present. Visitors will be
,ol iii illN Welcomed.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-08-06
On Western Trip.

Mrs. Macy Nicholson of Melrosc.
Mimi. spent the day here yesterday
rs tn" guest of Mr.. and Mrs G.. w
liinZio and accompanied by Mrs, Hin
II" LEFT last oVnnine for Portland,
ore, whore they Will visit for some
time
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-08-06

acts on the acid decay being carried
away by perSpiration. Destroys it's
odor before il reaches the surface. Pers-
piration then. no matter how copious.
is orderless.
After bath. EX-oDoR is especially
important preparation for dance, party
or theatre. 4 mere touch is sufficient
to parts which perspire or where there
are strong odors. Guaranteed harmless.
Regular size jars CSC and soc. Liber-
al sample mailed free on request. II
your druggist Is out Of EX-ODOR send
his nan and csc or soc and we will
send you a jar postpaid.
The Gordon Drug & Chemical Co..
Chicago. III. For sale by McGrath Phar-
macy.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-08-06
IN THE SOCIAL WHIRL
To Visit at Bcmidji.

Mrs. d. r. Sinclair and her two
daughters have gone over to Lake
Bemidji to enjoy an outing visit as
guests of Mrs. Dietz of Minot who is
spending the summer at the lake.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-08-06

Thl: pretty tailored suit Of mauNe
sefg" makes a handsome Yet dignitied
gown for the matron of mature wears.
lioth skirt and Goa arc cut on ampler
!ln"S tina We have been accustomed
10. and the latter il also y tritie
LONGER. The reverse and collar ar.
of N"lNot. the latter faced with satin
and trimmed With passementerie.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-08-06
DAILY Fashion T
A FASHIONABLE NECLICEE.

HE graceful negigee that means comfort and relaxation and which can be
worntothe family breakfast and ccaaons of the kind one for which every
th h. sM S1T s1i feels a need il Here's model that just IS PEettyas can be; Itgive.
5oas : becoming en, m e.. The The tusks 9.e1 the shoulders mean pretty fuIlness: The
fIi = n m nad a;a For practical wear the skirt cal be made short. # something
f PACK vs sHs,,t Al the materials that are used for garments Of the kind will be
Charming, cashmere, abatross and sinaar fabnca
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-08-06

". l.. Wilder ana Daughter. Inoz.
r't'.rl,"d last evonjn& from Map
l.'&, Wh~r. thev have been enj"ying
- f"V DAYS At tn" summer home Mr..
Wilder mad started the trip in his
lmt rhr condition of tii~ roads AZ
a rest:lt If rain compelled him to
,'aNo il at Cro"ltst"n.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. II Lord and dAush-
j"l, Leah. o: Park River who also
~.>IMdaH.a At thu lake. making the
"Trip over in their car. wore compelled
:, return tv train
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-08-06
RELIABLE HOME TREATMENT
FOR WH|sKEY AND BEER HABIT

ORRINE is the standard remedy and is everywhere recognized al the
most successful and reliable home treatmentf or the Drink Habit" 1t is
highly praised by thousands II women, because 1t has restored their loved
ones to lives Of sobrety n usefulness. and the weekly wag which at n
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No. 2, in pill form. is for those who desire to take voluntary treatnenf
Costs only 800 YER box. Ask for free booklet telling all about
TREPANIER
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-08-06

!tnN. w Nnishtnn Bloom. Consrs-
-Atlonal pastor 1t Williston who will
pl sid" at til" annual state conference
L" h" held her" IA september. has
i'eeu appointed Ia III parish at Minot
and win his family viii make their
iutur" horne there. The Williston
congregation accorded Rev. Bloom
and his family = farewell reception
which tn" WiliiSton rarhic speaks
at IL follows:
\ farewell! reception in honor ot
Rev. Bloom and family was held at
n" acme of Mr.. and Mrs. Sch0lander
last Monday evening ana their large
residence Was crowded to the doors
With the many friends Of tn" Bloom
family. \ program consisting Of
local solos by Mrs. Hardawav. Miss
baldwin ana John y. Corhett. piano
s"los by Miss Hougen: readings by
Miss Peterson and ak h. Re-.
Bloom and Rev Hollett was rendered
after which the guests partooE Of ice
cream and cake. Every one present
had a most delightful evening. their
only regret being that they We're 81
soon 10 lose such good citizens and
workers tor the good as
Mr. and Mrs. Bloom.
The Bloom family lnavc tl1is week
for an eastern "trip after which they
viii make their home in :Minot."
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-08-06
Ladies' Being Entertained.

Ladies Being Entertained.
The entertainment Of the visiting
ladies is one of The features of the
North Dakota Druggists convention
which convened in Fargo This morn
ing and the first number on the pro-
gram is Il card party at the Gardner
this afternoon. The decorations will
be very aborate in Il color tone of
yellow n nasturtiums and golden
glow as the principal flowers. There
will be theatre parties in the evening
and automobile rides about the city
and other evnts to round up tn first
day.
Wednesday at / o'clock in the aft
ernoon there will be a luncheon scrv-
ed in the cafe of the dining room of
the hotel, and that evening there will
be a dance given by the ladies to the
gentlemen and the cafe will he hand
somely decorated for the occasion.
The next day. Thursday, and the last
OF the occasion. will he the big day
for pleasure. for the party, auxiliary
and the druggists will all go to De-
troit lake, where there will be games
Of all kind-games that the aides as
we'll as the gentlemen can take part
in n boat riding and bathing and
everything that will go to make up a
fine day as well as chicken supper
and other good things. The work of
entertaining the ladies is in excellent
hands and the visitors are sure to
have a fine time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-19
LA TOILETTE IS COMMENDED
Wisconsin Platform Mentions Neither
Taft Nor Roosevelt.

Madison Wis. Sept. IS 49, Senator La
Toilette and Governor McGovern were
commend ID In the resolutions adopted by
he Republican state platform conven-
ton here to-day. The Senator's princi-
pies. according 10 the document. have
become the fundamental guarantee OF
representative government in all pro-
gressive states in the Union
The income tax, attacked in the Demo-
cratic platform adopted yesterday. VAS
indorsed Minimum wage standards for
women and the abolition OF contract labor
I'm prisons were advocated. The platform
maze 10 reference TO either President
Taft or Colonel Roosevelt
The platform presented by the La Fol-
lette Republicans 10 the Republican Ma
tional Convention was Endorsed, as was
the resolution introduced In the United
States Senate by Senator In Toilette 10
provide an easier way OF amending the
Constitution
Senator La Toilette promised 10 givH
all his time between now and November
TO the support OF the state ticket AID
platform.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-19
HARLAN ELECTS DISTURBER
Taft Speaker Throws Roosevelt
Man Off Platform.
rBy Telegraph to The Tribune


Los Angeles. Sept B-Arthur Lissner
was forcibly removed from the platform
last night by John NJ. Harlan, in one or
the stormiest political meetings ever held
in California The meeting was held in
Temple Auditorium and attracted great
crowd
A plan evidently had been formed by
Roosevelt followers TO break mp the meet
ing. Francis j. Heney and Meyer Ilss-
ner were said 10 be the leaders. After
several Interruptions Harlan dared the
leaders OF the disturbance TO go TO the
platform where they could be seen.
Heney. nonplusscd by Harlans chat
lenge. said nothing and made no move,
but Iissner hesitatingly went TO the plat
form and the great audience. In sympathy
with Harlan, Kissed Blssner and alluded
to him in various uncomplimentary ways.
Harlan finally seized the shivering boss
by the shoulder. told him what he thought
OF him. and then removed him from the
view OF the audience in a manner more
forcible than considerable.
No further interruptions marred the
meeting.