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The Prescott daily news., 1912-12-26
PRESlDENT-ELECT WILSON INTl- MATES HE WILL ISSUE
 EARLY CALL.
CLARK URGES EARLY ACTION
Speaker and Governor Agree Tariff Revision Will Be Frst Work Names Are Also Discussed
 for Cabinet Members.

Trenton, N. J., Dec. 26.-Congress probably will be called into extraor- ainary session by President-elect Woodrow Wilson shortly after his in- arguration, perhaps on March 15, and the particular legislation that will some before it will be tariff revision
 After two hours conference with Speaker Clark, the president-elect de- olarsd that he would endeavor to meet congress who, he was informed, were anxious that the interval between the two sessions of congress be as brief as possible.
 MT. Wilson announced before he left for Bermuda that he would call the extra session to convene not later than April 15." AS to the exact date, he said he would consult the wishes of the Democratic leaders in congress. MT. Clark Is understood to favor March 15 as the day to begin work. The sooner we get started, the better" he told the president elect.
 arm to DC flTSt wOTk
 While the speaker said the time of the present session would be con- sumed with appropriation bills, leav- Ing the bulk of the Democratic pro- gram and platform pledges to the new congress, he concurred with MT. Will son that the tariff should be the fore most subject to come before the spe- eial session.
 When the conference was over, MT. Wilson said the talk had been along universal lines" legislation as well as cabinet possibilities being taken up. He added that they had discussed the general character of the extra sss- sion and the preparedness of legisla- lion to come before it.'
 "We both agreed that the tariff should be the main interest of the session." said the governor Clark Refuses to Talk of Bryan. In urging an early meeting of con- gress, the speaker told MT. Wilson he believed members of congress ought not to be kept waiting too long be- tween sessions. The president-elect did not disclose what names he and MT. Clark discussed for the cabinet.
 "I asked the speaker for his opin- ion as to several names," said Mir Wilson, "and the names we did men, ton. he went over in very judicial spirit He has had so much expert ence, and I knew he would tell me some things about the public men that I otherwise would not be able to get, chiefly as to their experience"
 Both the speaker and Gov. Wilson said Mir. Bryan's name had not been mentioned In the conference.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-12-26
FINISHES JOURNEY IN COFFIN
English Aviator Planned to Fly to His Home on Christmas Day;
 Has 5O0-Foot Fall.

London, Dec. 26-Edward Petre, an aviator, was flying to Edinburg in his aeroplane. bent upon arriving home on Christmas day for visit with his parents. He arrived on scheduled time, but he came in a casket, instead of in his aeroplane.
 Pet.e was caught in sudden squall at Marske-by-the-Sea, Yorkshire, and dashed 500 feet to the ground. He was killed instantly.
 At Edinburg the whole city had pre- pared Christmas welcome for the aviator who had gained laurels for himself and fame for the town in which his parents lived. Decorations had been put up for hfs coming.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-12-26
CHRISTMAS SHIP AGROUND
TUGS ARE STANDING BY, BOATS
 WIRELESS TELLS. e
Rush to Land 1GC Passengers and Crew in New York for Yuletde,
 V.heeIman Loses Way.

New York, Dec. 26.-Held hard and fast by the shifting sands of the Jer- sey coast, with whirling snow storm making it impossible to see single ships length in either direction, the crack steamer Turrialba, flagship of the fleet of the United Fruit company, Is in a dangerous predicament. On board were 50 passengers and crew of more than 100. High seas were mnning and an offshore wind and dangerous cross currents added to the difficulty of Capt J. M. Lindsay, com mander of the craft.
 The steamer went on the rocks when the wheelsman lost his position as a result of the snow storm, when the ship was being speeded so that passengers and crew might reach New York city for Christmas.
 Capt. Lindsay wlrelessed that the storm was abating and that the reve- nue cutter Seneca and two of the big wrecking tugs of the Merritt Champan Wreeking company were certain to be Alongside before nightfall at the lat est.
 Capt Lindsay said he was on Lud- lam beach, The Barnegat lifesavers said they did not think such was the case. Atlantic coast guards said they believed the Turrialba was hard and fast on Little Beach. IS miles south s of Ludlam, and at a point still farther on shore than the point first reported The Atlantic life saving crew, in a big power craft, went out and has not returned It was believed they had reached the imperiled steamer
The Prescott daily news., 1912-12-26
The Secret Terror

Gnlee.nna haunting fear rof sickness and |otkinSSh Is the secret terror of the 6lnaus ai man. Health is his capital. A v;ta dii;seases sap mans strength Iav ioallty They lessen his his ear |Ge hap,aclty. Foley Kidney Pills R tbse eaGk S; nealth and strength by heal- ledie;nou uiSe SC. Trey are the best hublaSs mace a for kidney and bladder
 M paer The genuine are in the yell |H sala hefuse any substitute. e py Hesterly Drug Store.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-12-26
Foley Kidney Pills

What They Will Do for You
 They will cure your back ache, strengthen your kid neys, correct urinary irreg- ularities, build up the worn out tissues, and climate the excess uric acid that causes rheumatism. Prev vent Bright s Disease and Dia- bates, and restores health and strength. Refuse sub stitutes.
 TT n C
The Prescott daily news., 1912-12-26
Hesterly Drug Store

For Sale-One good coal stove fitted with gas burner. Will sell at bargain. Apply at this office.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-12-26
Lucky Lives Up to His Name.

" sss'oh, Mass, Dec. 26.-Benjamin VI Ay et Birmingham, Ala, a circus sene' Justified his name when, as s"ss about to be sentenced to pris- nos sSr manslaughter, it was found that N rs'asf man had confessed to the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-10
MAN BLOWS
BRAINS OUT

MEpFoRp. Or. Feb. ie.---liafry
rriplctt. ts.ycarold proprietor OF
general atore at Winner. commit
ted suicide At his store last night
by blowing out his brains with q
revolver.
An unbalanced mind a said 10 bs
responsible for the suicide. Some
time ago Tfipiett was one OF the
principals In fcnd al Evans Crock,
and Was arrested and fined for car.
rying concealed weapons. since
then he carried revolver strung
over his shoulder In plain sight. An
inuuesx viii be held
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-10
"All a Bluff"

Oy untfsd Press Leassa Wfrel
LONDON. Feb. io--''it was all
bluff"
This Was the way John Redmond,
Irish nationalist leader. commented
today ON threats OF the ulAteritea
10 'roush.hounc" Winston Church
MS homo rule meeting In Belfast
Thursday.
"of course the threats failed Ia
matefsalixe. continued Redmond
you should bear In mind that
these threats did not come from the
general body OF Professionals In Ire.
land. nof from the general body OF
froteatansa In Ulster itself. They
came merely from the ornngemcn.
q VERY small but a very noisy mi.
nority.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-10
BALLARD 70 HEAR
c0TTERRIl

/ ballard residents plan to give
0eofgc y. Cottevill. progressive can
didaie for mayor. the most enthu-
niantic reception In the present cam.
psixn. He will be the principal
speaker al Junction hall tonight.
The other speakers ell be Mrs.
Marguerite Munns and Capt. d,
Thomas Davis
In cctteFilI ballard people recog'
nixc true friend. This was made
especially evident during the 70.
Etsno Of Richard NJ. Arms. the Sc.
attic Electric man who Was put In
charge OF the municipal light plant
by III GU. recalled mayor. aud now
reformed candidate. Coffertii. ~
the prime mover In the establish.
meut OF tho city light plant. dc.
cisrcs he viii not discriminate
against ballard or any other por'
ton Of the city. but will SEE. In q
positive way. To the distribution OF
the benefits OF tho city plant 10 all
the city.
Have you selected your leap year
vaicntines Meaning the kifls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-10
SAME OLD RUEF

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. Io.-~Abc
Ruef canaot be compelled to testify
against his forpsr client. ex-Mayof
Eugene siehnisx District Attorney
rckert does not scem inclined 10
disnins the indictments suspended
over Ruef. Al the latter IL the
ktnx-pin In the array of cvsdrncc
Sgainsf Sehmitx. II he cannot be-
compelled to testify. and II he does
not do 50 voluntarily the case
AGAINST the former mayer. on trial
1nder the ras rate bribery indicf'
mnnts. II I'm a bad way
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-10
PUBLIC MARKETS


Besisf ham. soc n. drIsa beef
Doc n. summer s4a.aesr zse 10
drF sed, Sc no. psenie hams live
e ehiekenxs 700 NJ. PORK roast. lie
chops, Use ~ sio pork chops. lie
~. bacon. fkc NJ. cormaa beef SC 10
uigs .plekisd pigs heads. Sc m
tsxe butts isc 10. sssf steak.
lbs Use. shoulders lamb. lee n
compound lard. Toe ~ country
sausage. lac 10 grape fruit. for
Toe. srpds. Yakima tsusba nhs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-10

81 purchase pure Kr2nuiatc1
sugar. lbs. for Csc. best frest
churmsd Washington ereamsfy but
ter use N rsr can bsktnx powder.
fanry selected ralsins sse. 1er
lear. sliced hnrnn. Use extra fancy
xpitr~nhsrx ans Rhode fsiand
Greenlnx appie2. Is. delivered
Easfsfu hsrsn. fSr u roast pork.
a. lee. guaranteed sugar cured
ham. fSr fresh dressed chickens
zoe n. loln and rio lamb &c lamb
shoulder rrt special for Monday,
lbs. sugar. Csc. Nth pound OF t~~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-10

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Feb. To-
Thought waves caused the Rcs.
teynold Blight. pastor OF the Los
Angeles Fellowship. TO shave OFF
HIS muatachc They were pro.
PEELED by his wife. whose verbal
importunitios were nnasaiiins.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-10
Situations Wanted
Female

~ SsaSs woman fszIiIsS a.
hopssteepsr ~ small family. no
small Phone Queen Anne alis,
a widow would like to keep house
TOT family or widuwers no ohlec-
ten 20 children. Address zoos
Shth ~ W.. lDunHnfn2u. Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-10

e.rs<ersrs<s~<Nr~<t~4<s< s~c~~~rer<c<
Will. EXCHANGE FOR APART
MENT HOUSE
Tofty-seyfn iO-acfe tracts, nREre.
eating $40 acres OF "A No A. fruit
and alfalfa land. together with
aaics contracts showing a total
baisncs Of over 1890 still 10 be
paid and bearing per cent In.
terest owner viii seii the land
for $50 per acre. total fzs. 1900. and
transfer contfncfa making q total
Of about t9l 900. aud win accept
keattie realty In exchange. apart
ment house preferred. The prop
effy offered in located IN one ~
the best orchards ana intensified
farming districts In Ensfern
from town Ia the midst Of five
Irritation projects. three Of
which already have water on the
land An abundance Of winter can
be obtained 20 ffrirafe all. This
pfoponiti0n will bear close In
ve4tisation. Those Interested and
meaning business address
9. =. IfhtfiLE. EPHHATA. WAHH
~, 600 fruit aud alfalfa land.
Plenty Of water.
Mile and 10 N TO railroad center.
FIRST eisss proposition.
Would exchange for apartment
Would assume mortgage n value IL
there.
n Interested call
WEkATCflEF EpHHATA LAND co
80 rFIt.I -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-10

HxnrxfNs1N1 ~frTNGET
chiekerinw. si7s. Geo. sssek. .tsse
style. good a. ever. now tsoe.
new. fz45. f4ehr nros. tkse style
rcftntehed. f911. Wagner. almost
new. tisg. And others. guaranteed
as represented
JONES. HONuf'IHT q kfLfsE~.
1910 Third Az
Gorseta-~ Front lace. also back lace.
Madam Morrill, 1897 snd Az
phrcu0lo9ic charts sand diet Health
sfesre free Prof. Ayertitse tfh nv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-10

f.ekteFn oysters. CSC at sweet ma.
vel oranges. Use dos. best Yakima
honey. he gal. fsnnaytsania
serapplss ike ~, sweet pickles.. toc
osw laid exxs. ttc do1 mild and
sharp WNceuefn cream cheese. zoe
n cottage cheese. iha ikC. elus.
ter fsissna lba fscs chocolate =
sha x1r. sAmh chops. Ice m. good
steak. a8t4w ~ vleansa xaftns. zoe
NJ sucked Chinook salmon. iAr n
salt black en1. lhs xae. Holland
ma erol. : for lie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-10

ent farmers IN Eastern North Caro-
iinA~-Ths Nations Garden spot :"
f-eadr for large profits on small
capital Write fer book let C. Van
iseaenn. So Southern Blag,. VIII
rninxfou n a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-10

t19e HOMESTEAD nEIINQrfNH.
ME>fh. t1e ACRES rich, deep
soti. good water. near thrifty rail-
road town. investigation will con-
vines Fou these snaps viii not
last Ionx let as teli you about this
opportunity, kenwcnd xp9l
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-10

-. 1Es ofticiai feisersph seaosi
~oN OPEN and wants men and
women TO prepare for positions a.
telegraph operators ard station
agents Tor city. marine ana near
~ commercial. railroad and wire
less Telegraph companies. salary 10
start tfb monthly up fine ad-
sanrementn, eight hours work /.
Husfanterd positions We teach
eou tclesfaphy quickly ON easy
TERMS For particulars call or al.
dfvsn Pacific Telegraph and Rail-
rpad iuetitute, III Washington
nniidins, svs first ay. seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-10

Kn1En0D~ frffrn~ PAM
I have a large tract Of rich. black
colt partially cleared. with a
,snas ~ n9u .ss ,t lx wsIins az
viii make an ideal home plaoe
and you can raise a few hundred
chickens and a nice garden.
will sell for 1915 aud give terms
OF SO cash ana balance can run
at ff8 month, William Terry. AZ
kirkland hotel. near ferry land
zo-AcRE CHICKEN RANCH
On main county road. miles from
Lake Washington aud boat land
Ing. acres cleared. balance
Hiaabed and burnt, This 10 well
suited fer poultry and fruit
$500 cash, balance $40 or SO
month. Take Madison car aud
Kirkland ferry 10 our branch Of
flee on kirkland wharf, OF see
HuHkE q FAititAH. INC. iot
Cherry ~, Open evenings.
EVER TAKE rr A HoMrsTEAD7
IL not why not got 10 central Ore
Eon this spring and take ap 1z0
acres Of government land. under
the Enlarged Homestead Actg The
railroads arc now building into
that seaetry and u viii soon ts
the United states. coionist rates
IN effect March lat. Eco mo for
fun particulars.
KAY MKAY.
3os Liberty Hide, OPP. posteffice.
IL You want chicken snnrn see
Kaufman Keiiy Co. This T.lvs
Wir~a s1s Northern Rank fsidr
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you answer. Feed"
It's . certain. steady and con-
tinuaf expense. Wouldn't N he
= good Idea 10 locate sonr chicken
ranch where you could rAix~ your
feed and DO away with this big
sKpenser II N true there are not
many places OF Puget sound that
You can do this. Hut on WILDLY
Island you can. There's q rich.
deep. lasting soil there that has
been fsislng lsifnsDzs crops OF
wheat for forty years SIXTY
bushels TO the acre IL q common
yield. one hundred bushels moth
ing vnuanai ~ In an ideal place
for fissrafn raising We are sell.
Ing fine land there at SIC 10 SO
per acre. No better place for the
chic ken raiser on Puget SQUAD a.
any price. Cheap daily freight
service TO seattle. fAnds tis Gloss
TO fine Feffl~d comunurity. with
free NATL ~iiwrry. fine roads.
schools. taiephcuess ctr. Another
hie point 10 that they are 70 easily
ciesrrd We cannot sMii less than
70 acres, but the whole 20 will
eoss gea less than one acre I'm most
other places. Easy terms.
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Furnished Rooms.

small front room. o.. parlor, "a.
walking distance. bath, pleasant
surroundings. modern fiat East
ass.
Nicely furnished housekaepine
rooms, ~ per month each. Office,
bsi New York Hlh.
ttfnphsd roofnr. si.so a week. Also
housekeeping rooms zs0eh LIST hv.
Room. fleb week. Fres bath. free
phone. Yates Hotel 9Th aud Pine
IifHt--Itaier soc daily and up.
Hoard ana room TOT IS. 90 a week. or
transient. sos Cherry Street.
Nicely furnished room. asis west
Goth st.
Mics steam heated rooms. Zoo =
week and up. zfz pike 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-10

fesi f.SaSs GOA , Ssss6 ana feecc.
between y, W g. A. and Pike. on
PIN Az. Initials IN. L. ~" Photo
inside. Return 20 ifis LIST avs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-10

A MONEY riiuPoHiTioN 10 YOU
want 60 ewn a naii order bual-
bu.zY Would you manage an
agency for ms " your yseinsty--
ter Furnished for one-half the
hsxEN a. iionroS. Desk iso,
Iekontls. Mich.
Waited = Men ssa womsn 70 learn the
compiste school IN the West Wages
paid while ieafning. An unlimited
ssss e. s@, vii. so Sa p.s aas sss our
NATIONAL ijARnEh COLLEGE
- washlsxton. Or Sso Third Az.
f'hens. Maln ftst.
NEW ofFlcE SPECIALLY - sells
for cash Indispensable a. q type.
writer. first cinsa satesnen only
need Apply. safes Department.
colleges n shs world II gaa want
10 to first class. finished work.
snan learn upder our syft~m, ~
years e1pet lsrcs l.seenzca In
ssfuetnrs eaiy DO our. teaching
WsErs paid while ieasning.
NpI.in BARBER Gof.f.hnE.
sso Occidental A.
EARnts Jnst eoininK naensy seilgns
h &esisrs. direct from mil. 81 hall
I ass sus Man. az ~ s Ia esr sven sss,
pr" S s''' oa III is us PEI rsa ns
Rttsn New Improved knsttinx
Mills. chicago
i Gee HALLWAY NAIL cf.EflkS
sW@NTEu--fgg unontls seattle 81.
eninstians MAJ AN. essclrinx
Dept sst-M. Rochester. y Y
Af1ESTs WANTED evefss hese for
easy selling u proposition. $50
dAtiY EASILY made particulars
free n w. Knapp Co. AndsFnon.
agsnte Tor staple Article sells Ike
rtidflre tie cosnsntselou. send
Ice for sample aud terms. Adj
dFes* q. AAisfsn. Port. Orchard.
wash
ksenta bigaert little new money
maker on the market sad ~
ssnss for ssmpie. Frank 4, Dale,
Five thousand yearly 40 invest :
ment. nsw speciality. all retail.
crs experience unnecessary. Al
dfmna. with references. Peabody.
tst schiller tidx, t.hfe4so.
$50 10 Tics weekly profit. start W
business for Yourself no expert
cnce. free particulars. Boyd "
Brown, Omaha. Sck
Engineers. fircmen. fsrisoTs instruct
81 for lic~unes reasonable terms
aes Oriental huiidlns. > tai ,,
OLYMPIC Afyrr. seie wrsIsrn az.
Single rooms. tite up; suite.
tz.oe %, Near public market
Frost % Neil 60. want pnfchasers
uneaIlsd for tailor made snita. u
price. 1895 FIRST av.
Mems suits cleaned aud pressed.
u 90: Snltiierlnm. Isxt sth az
spring a. pool room Everything
new. ~ cents rer cue. i91f Third
aws w. rrsm~r, TED naine.
Houses for Rent.
FssS fssS rSSss fsr fs,ss. r.
rlture for safe. SIC. ~ taken at
once. Inquire az store lat ay.
and Meade 81, Georgetown.
sic PER Mo~Tff--For rent. Groom
house.. brick basement. nice yard.
y block ~ Madison. gas. s1i sTth
n East sGse.
Groom house moasfn. fine copdl.
ton. walking distance. isz7
Charles North s@B.
FoUr room cottage. newly. repaired
gsss electric lights ski bath. yard.
low rent sci Heiieyuc Az. ~
For rrnt--s-room modern house.
ftes North 1sth, Gle month.
five-roon houaebpat for sale cheap.
electric light Phone ksnwooa 4
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LAS 7 GALL

/ COME SUNDAY OR MONDAY. 10 a. NJ TO OUR
OFFICE AND GO WITH THE PEOPLE WHO HAVE
ALREADY ARRANGED TO SEE OUR LONG LAKE
GARDEN AND POULTRY TRACTS.
If YOI ARE INTERESTED IN PURCHASING A
SMALL TRACT FOR A HOME OR INVESTMENT.
YOU OWE 1T TO YOURSELF TO SEE THESE
TRACTS
THESE TRACTS ARE LOCATED IN THE FAMOUS
OLAI.LA VALLEY DISTRICT. WHICH Is RENOWNED
FOR IT'S RICH VALLEY LAND AND BEAUTIFUL
HOMES. ONLY THIRTY MINUTES DRIVE AND ONE
HOUR BY BOAT TO THE HEART OF SEATTLE.
WE CAN SAY POSITIVELY THAT NEVER BEFORE
in THE HISTORY or SEATTLE HAVE FIVE-ACRE
TRACTS so CLOSE TO SEATTLE. AND SUCH GOOD
SOIL, BEEN OFFERED AT THE PRICE WE ARE
SELLING OUR LONG LAKE GARDEN AND POUL-
TRY TRACTS
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Help Wanted---Female

Na6fea So1,nx SSinciS. eiii,ef e.
prtieneed OF Inexperienced. 10
work a. telephone operators Ap-
ply % iiuA Ard ar. or 1870 nth
Az The Pacific Telephone and
Wanted Tor general house
work small family Call is94
18TH. near Madison
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-10
EXCHANGE

EXCHANGE
90 acres across Lake Washington,
acres cleared. balance alder and
fir. easily cleared house. barn
and chicken houses. opa good In
cubator. wells and good creek
Price tx.f0n Exchange for city
property OF same value
ROY T.. POWERS,
s2s5 Ballard ~. Phone ballard fos.
Four million feet fine timber. one
mills from railroad. one mile from
lake. three miles from seven
mills. will exchange for ranch.
uo1 o.. Index. Wash.
Farms and waterfront 10 self or ex-
change for city property owners
only. fog Pacific Blk.
Acreage 20 exchange for houses and
lots E-i1s. care star.
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! hirh cost OF running hia office
while assessor OF King county. IL
Will take some time 60 prepare tho
figures. but ! am willing 60 stand
ON any record" he said.
The meeting was presided over
by q. W. sampson. president Of
the club. which makes a demand
Of 81 from each candsdat. before Il
permits him to attend one of its
meetings.
In the meantime Interested cit.
isens are pertinently iuquirinK az
to what Gov. Hays extended Wait
In Seattle at this time really
mcanss
III Gill. speaking ut Youngstown
aud South Park lass night. repeated
hts promises TO reform" and mako
q better mayor next time. lie
claimed some OF the credit Tor
progressive work equally with
George y. cotterlll. the progressive
candidate. aud considered +. A.
Parish. standpaitcf. cut Of the
race. because. he said. no one has
been able to learn what he stands
Tor.
Many Of the eoancilmanie can
didates appeared before the Munic.
! lpai league at the noon-day lunch
Ia the RathskeIier today.
Native Sons OF Seattle are try.
Inx to put James A. Haixhf. the
cigar dealer. over In the council
manic election. Haixht Is sup-
ported By an active organization.
eo<lsiist Meetings
The socialist meetings tonight
will be at Rainier half. Ia the Raj
nfer valley. where iialet NJ. Wells.
the mayoralty candidate. wiii be the
principal speaker. and ~ Sfeiucr'a
hall In Interplay. where y. J.
brown. corporation counsel eands.
date. win be the chief speaker.
Three Parish Meetings
The Parish campaign committee
plans 10 turn all Va vocal bat.
teries on the public tonight NJ
lhrwc meetings 10 be held At Ma.
~snic hall. 10 the university district.
Coddsrd'x hall. Fremont. and Gal.
linxsrs hall. West Seattle. The
orators viii be. besides r. A. Parish.
Reeves Anymore. George Aust.
James nongan, W. w. Waters.
John c. Higgins. Howard cosgruve.
Mrs. j. A. Reed. Loren Crinsteaa.
Ole Hanson. II W. Meyers. jackson
SiibanEh. W. r. Coyingfou. r. u.
Hughes. Donald Mcdonald. Israel
Nelson and Senator f.andun.
There'ii be an audience Of speak.
crs. anyhow.
A meeting Of the Swedish Re
publican Club Of King county viii
be held al the Swedish club hall.
Eighth nv. and olive 1T. at p.
m Monday to discuss 81. merits OF
candidates