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MIIES IRE DOIHG
Chicago, Not 5 ? All the parly
managers are claiming everything
and expressing confidence in th*
? lection of their rwpoctlve candi
date*.
Cincinnati. O . Xov. I ? PrMiiienl
Taft is home and a party has beon
arranged among the golf lover* to
onterlain him today. He will go
out on the link* and p?t In a ?l?y
there with the exception of an hour
In the morning when he casts1 his
ballot
Princeton, Nov. 5 Governor Wil
son is at home and will remain hero
during the day. lie spoke last
night and made a last appeal to the
voters to stick to Democracy.
MJSfH I RIMES
WHEN Willi HIS
tuster Bay. Nov. 5? The pl*t-j
form upon which Theodore Rooco
velt was si>?\kinc laM evening broke
ilown throwing the distinguished
Progressive to the floor along with
s.ever*l score peorl?* *^0 had been
Invited to Ihe stage His talk was
mostly ou state issues and he most
(Onvtncinfflv assailed the record of
Klihu Root and other prominent law*
yer* of the state who are and al
ways have been against the best in
terests of the laboring class
M. E. BISHOP
FOR ALASKA
Toledo. Nov 5? The Board of!
Bishoi* of the Methodist Kpiscop.il
Church at their meeting today as I
signed bishop R J Cook to preside
over the church work in Alaska
I-OI.ITHAI. RIOT IN
STRKKTS OF BI TTK
Butte, Not. S ? An automobi'.e
bearing Governor Morris and J.
Walsh democratic senator, was as
nailed in the street this morning
during a political demonstration, by
a mob said to be composed of So
cialists and others over lealous po
litical enthusiasts Many arrests
have been made.
The Spokane sailed from Seattle
at 9 o'clock this morning.
CHURCHES GET
Chicago. Nov. f> The Protestant |
churches of this city have at last
aeon the uecef ~.it> of ut!o,.iiug mod
ern methods in securing church at
tendance. so tonight all of the
churches will be kept open until
midnight for the purpose of receiv
ing election returns. So fee will
be charged and the public is invited
to come in where it is warm and
where good speakers will entertain
during the intervals between the
throwing of the returns on a screen.
Heretofore it was the saloons
that invited the public in to be
furnished with the most interesting
news of the year, and in doing so
the saloons got the people. The
churches have now entered compe
tition with the saloons for the at
tendance
OUR
? NEW
FALL
SUITS
&
COATS ?
FOR LADIES /
NOW ON DISPLAY
1 1 I^ociJe
DENOTES STYLE
ANU QUALITY
OUR NEW
FALL MILLINERY
NOW ON DISPLAY
H. J. LYNCH
COM HUES SOT Si
EHEIT SnUBIOI
Washington, Nov. B? The Su
preme Court of the United States
ha* just issued an Important ruling
which prohibits the granting of l>re
liminary Injunctions without notice;
it also restricts the temporary re
st raining orders so popular a few
years ago. The changes follow the
action of the Clayton hill which was
supported by the labor unions of
the country.
I'nder the new ruling of the court
it will be imposalble for anyone to
go Iwfore the supreme court an<l get
an Injunction prohibiting an op
ponent from p rsuInR a line of action
without a hearing being made In
which both sides of the contest have
a chance to enttir their claims. In
i.thcr words it practically stops the
opprobrious "government by Injunc
tion" which hns been so bitterly op
posed by the labor Interests of the
country.
What a Book or a I lay Musi
Contain to Be At
tractive
By KATE DOUGLAS WIGblN. ~
Author
YOUNG authors should
write from the level of
their own mind and ;
heart without any airs,
frills or poses. WRITE WHAT
YOU SKK, not what you merely
think would be delightful and
popular nor what somebody else
sees. Dig into your own little
past and set down what you find
there. Almost everything of
value you will find HIDDEN
SAFELY AWAY DC THE
MEMORIES AND IMPRES
SIONS OK YOUR" FTRST SIN j
TEEN YEARS when the earth
had the glory and freshness of a
dream.
You love, and afterward von
marry. You have children. Yon
learn how to faee life ami ma?k
death. Nevertheless the invsterii
of vonr own personality seem to
have been established, graven, as
it were, on the brain tissues that
KATE DOUGLAS WK.G1N
were growing when von were
A book or play that WIELDS AN UX( OXSCIOlJS IXKLO
K.VCK is the only one that wields any influence at all. Unle? moral
ity can succeed bv being attractive it might as well resign it* ???muni* !
sion, for perfunctory, mechanical goodness is not half as interesting
as clcver, brilliant naughtiness.
DELIVER US FROM STODGY. NEGATIVE VIRTUE WITH NO j
SPICE AND NO WIT IN IT. AND NO SPONTANEITY. NO NON8ENSE,
NO JOY. THAT SORT OF VIRTUE NEVER WORKS MIRACLES. IN
CIDENTALLY IT BORES EVERYBODY WHO IS UNWILLIf GLY EX
POSED TO IT. BUT IF ONE DOES NOT LIKE A PURPOSEFUL MO
RALITY TO STAND OUT AGGRESSIVELY IN HONEST LITER \KY OR
DRAMATIC WORK ONE LACKS THE FOUNDATION TO MA<E FO*
RIGHTEOUSNESS.
Mr*. John Prescott of Spruce
Creek, Atlin district, arrived In
Skasway last Saturday. After spe.id
Ing a few tlavs here visiting friends
she will go to the Teneke Hot
Springs for a few months.
PERFECTION
OIL HEATERS
The most efficient and practical
heater* for small rooms l?atl? room*,
etc. Just the thing to save the wa
ter |>i|>es in extreme coM went her.
We are cloning out this line at the
following reductions :
I.AIMiK SIZK W-00
SMAI.Ii SIZK .. ?? *?<*?
P. H. GANTY, Grocer
London, Nov. & "The llrttl h
government bus re> flved a note
from tbo Turktah (tov# i>me;it pro
testing against the talk of inter
ference by the power* tl Mjri
that (he ,to\ernmcnt ha* l<?t half
of its artillery and a to eat many
men, owing to unprepn ednfM of
the army for righting at home, but
that they are amply able to con
Untie the fight and h?T# ??ifnr|?nt
troop# on t he way from Aala to *t
Wrly <|u*ll the uprialn* ?monn th?
Balkan it*t?
Conatantlnople, Not. fc- In lh#
battle which hag hewi r**ln? In ?!???
(loaporna th* Tnrka h?r* l??t
erml war ahlpa. Th*r? hi ? f??r
of a#rtou? o?tbr??ka by tM T*rk*.
and that la bellied may haaten th?
mediation
8M i UfS
if ami mi
- ' I ,
inning Clark, who h:is In-en op
erating n aa w milt in the At tin die
trlct, rece.illy dispose! of hi* plant
and camp out Saturday e enlng anil
la In Skugway on his way to Van
couver, where he will *|>end the win
ter. Mr. Clark will no hark to At
lln lit the aprtng and Inatall an
other aaw mill and alan continue
lila mining operations. It la hta
Intention .hia wlnte.- to secure aome
land on the Island and atart a
ranch
Speaking of the Atlln dlatrlct, he
aaya that (here are going to be a
lot of people in there In the spring
as a reault of the new strike* made
this aeas?*n. particularly on O'l>on
"ell river which Mr t'lark aaya.
ill weatem phraaenJogjr, "hi a good
Ihi 1 For a long time the work on
?hl* ri?er ha# been In the hed. bnt
during the mimin^r proap^ctlng ??
tended to the hrarhni and it l<
there that the rich Mrikea ha?e
l>een ma?l- On a bench thirty
teet above the rirer on# man took
out otpt *i* hundred dollar* In gold
with a few itajra panning Sinew the
knowledge of the new atrike leaked
out th?re have been aereral hun
dred rlalma Maked an<t about twen
ty Icanea taken
Mr. ('lark believe* that O'llnnnelt
and other contiguowi rreeka will
produce their million* and that the
new atrtke* near Tealan lake ia in
line for wonderful production also
snvKssnii to r\
HKCKNTLY tPPOINTKT)
Word from llishop Stringer who
is now In Ihc mint ha* l??i r?*l'-|
ed In Skagway to the effect that
he ha* secured a suitable per?on to
take charge of the ("hooutla Indian
school at Carcross, vice Principal K
I) Kvana, resigned The new ma
tron selected by Bishop Stringer l?
Miss K Appleyard. graduate of
Havergal College for ladies, Toron
to, and slater of R*vs K. A Apple
jard of St Matthew s church. ten
don, Ontario, and FV Appleyard, aec-,
retary of the Society for the Propa
gation of the Gospel in the dloces* |
of Ma?rtw*?*r. Bn*l??rf, B#??r?>
I???lnn Toronto for th# North. MIm
Appl#yard will bo ordained ? d#n
ron??aa in th<? rhnrrh. poatibly by
Kiahop Stringer 8h? la aaid to b#
a highly arrompliabed lady. and rom
in* aa ah?> (Iami from a family of
diatingiiiahed educatora. thw In no
donht but that th? blahop'a aol#rtion
of a t#ach?>r haa h?n?n a *oo?l on#
Thw are quit# a nunitw of At
Itn people in th? rtty baring arrWnd
Saturday Thoae who am gn#?tn
at the Portland How*e are James
Clark. W Oairna. J. R l.eforta|ne.
J Owna, Thomas Kirkland. Isaac
Robinaon. Mian M l.ynau?h, Mn? J
T Prencott, MIm? D MrNett and
Ed Rutbark
Some
Reasons
why you should wear a
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