Knoxville Sentinel from Knoxville, Tennessee • 9

WEr)NESDAT, APRIL 8, 1910. I rt .11 1,14.1. It IN 11 I WEDN'ESDAT, APRIL 191. WrDN'ESDAT, APRIL 8, 191k 1, A .1 11'4 IS, Ili Lot 1 I cl'A 175.17401 .1, I .01 raj than last year in the pennant rites. n' RAGE 0 4 bbee rhaettoi3no.s.tona3Awmeriicaat., Nord SIX-TOWN LEAGUE ii- THOROUGH SEWE t'' youngsters last he-.

will have per. 0 l' FLOURISHING SUBURB 1 A rilatchless' Outpounng. of Silks formed a-noble' mission for 1.Mvey's squad It was during his regime with the Boston Americans that the- great 8 MAY BE FOR MED l' A Peaker hit, his true stride. .4., 'Ialuosin DrossGoous and The Volunteer line-tip this afternoon is shout the aame, am that which faced i Brooklyn Saturday, the only exception -3 tt than last year in the pennant rice. he develops the Nationalsas well as he brought out the.

Boston American youngaters last he will haVe per formed a 'noble mission for 1.ovey'a squad. It was during his regime with the Boston Americans that the great Speaker hit. his true stride. The Volunteer line-up this afternoon IC bout the same, aa that which fared Brooklyn Saturday. the only exception SIX-TOWN LEAGUE 0 MAY BE.FORNIED THOROUGH SEWERAGE OF FLOURISHING SUBURB I 'Value A Matchless Outpouring of-Values in Dross Goods and Silks I 1 I i Moguls to Hold Importantl 111 II I I I Moguls to Hold Important VOLUNTEERS National.

Leaguers Reach City Today to flay legians! -TO BE, ON 'SLAB Ranks of "Doves" Becker to New York "Giants." ii. A BosToN RE PLAYING VOLUNTEERS bo 0 Today to Play Col-, 1 legie anS 4, TO BE, ON 'SLAB A tie Rankf oves "Giants 90 in Now frit El I Our Gigantic AftorEastor Salo 111311AS 3 SOO being in the box. where Kipp replaces Sanders. It is possible that Murray will Gruneberg Ast baso Martel Kennedy base. Sheen Maxedon center field Beck FOLLOW- BOSTON DOVES being in the box, where Kipp replaces ilaatiarn Tt ranaalhia that hilavratt apiti Gruneberg baso Martel Kennedy 2nd ham.

or be even a' chance to show this after- i t. Meeting in This City 11 3 Se Manager take; did not -know this morn. I se mound. It Tonight. in who he would ue on th 4, I an dePends upon the warming up.

I i man who shows the most depts. will the! given 0) he mound. It is- not Improbable that or Richi will perfm. aball It is now thought that the meeting of the bse moguls representing k-- 'S'''''s The oeteir The line-up le as followe: con veteass A'. 1 tenneseee.

Knoxville. Asheville, Bristol. Johnson City. Cleveland A 11 Rome, tonight in nue, ex ien I the Appalachian hotel, this city, will ien er. Rte or, Mattern in tn er nivat ton of rant MIX 1 and Iry be given, a' chance to show this Manager Lake; did not know this morning who he would use on the mound lt all depends upon the warming up.

The man who shows the most CUM will be! given the mound. It in not -improbable that Mattern or Richie will. The line-up le as follows: Position. Boston. Ricnie or Mattern Meeting in This City Tonight.

1 It is now thgught that the meeting of the baseball moguls representing Knoxville. -Asheville, Bristol. 'Johnson City, Cleveland'and Rome, tonight in the Appalachian hotel, this will result insthe.organization of a fast six The pastern construct nut, and into city 1 I I town II II I letigge with a. salary ihmt, town league, with a loW salary, limit, I i i 11 Rome and Johnson City- have organ 00 Polk Srd base fan clubs, which are very much in Covington left Ilea! Stewart. right field favor of the league, end the other 4 towns suggested are said to be anitious4 stop Polk Srd base Cooney ovington left field Moran right field Becker' Rome and Johnson City- have organ.

fan clubs, very much in favor of the league, and the other towns suggested are said to be anXiout A i The, Home of Silk, 27 inches wide 4 .4 Otos. trlib .4 9pratriott IC' zip 06. a BOSTON Leon Martel, secured from the el delphia National league appears to have the first base position cinched on b' the "Dove" squad. Lake's team has been training at and it is said that they may make the Georgia city their permanent spring 1 training quarters Fred Lake has a chance is build Up .1 a Dur 50c Ban'zi very desiri Sale price 69c Chilfl I an extra 75c qualil signs and merchandi 59c Shlan! shown thi 25 inches Yard wid worth in Sale pnct i)c squaw fancy Tal in all -the 85c 9uali 10 colors $1.00 qu stripe, all for sprinE 85c Cher of beaUti $1.00 an, wide, plai weaves. o3r I Pr During 1.

56c Banzi very desirable Sale price, 69c Chiffon an extra 75c quality signs and merchandise. 59c Shantung shown this 25 inches Yard wide worth in Sale price, 75c quality fancy in all the 85c quality, 10 colors $1.00 stripe, all for spring 85c Cheney of beatitiful $1.00 and wide, plain weaves. I 635 I. KIPP 1 1- Trade 'ir A Gives 1 I 1 Lak reached the the Univere thin afterno I many "sone league tear every evIde stItutea for Dovey has I "crool" wor Fenn fron gathered te I I 4, game. La Brooklyn 'eti on the kill ii ay' the 'V 1 1 verb.

shoe 1 and that to ,0 runaway "Doves" tin Kinn le tl and I visitors a have growr belle of the A blg tre the Boa' Becker, one are In the New York and Outtlel, pears to change and will boost On the on that McGra acouleitton appears to both aides. The Bout any great I fast younge ager, Lake I KIPP Trade in Gives lk KIPP I Trade in, Fred Lake reached the the University this afternoon many "squabs" league team every evidence' stitutea for Dovey has "crool" world. Pane from gathered to game. Last Brooklyn 'Was "on the bill" 'Way the shows and that runaway "Doves" Kipp le and Visitors a have grown balls of the A big in the Boston Becker one in the New York and Outfielder to be change and will boost On the that McGraw acquisition appears to both sides. The Boston any great fast youngsters Lake and with a rather short season.

to seek Lhe Olen a success. As stated yesterday, I is proposed to have a low salary limi and to make the league class TheRovee fang have 'OripiTh7ri-ed: with captital stock Of $3,000, City bugs have built, a new AU of the other towns have good perks and there seems to be nothing in the Way of the organization of the league. TEAMSTERS TAKE HAND IN TOBACCO STRIKE BOYD MEMORIAL IN BOYD MEMORIAL IN 1 HOUSE YARD 1 Handsome Arch to be Erected at SOntheast Corner of I Grounds, I Several very bandeome designs have 1 been submitted to the committee on the 1 Boyd Memorial for the arch to be i erected over the southeast entrance to the county, court house yard. All of these dosigne plan for most ornamental 1 memerials ally one of which' would op a fitting Memorial to the M. I a fitting memorial to tne utte.Jonn At.

whose services to the city were et such lasting benefit. The arch will Cost about $1,500, al-. though the exact amount will not be known until the contract is awarded. It location will be one of the most conspicuous that could be bad, and it and vim a raxner snort aelmon. len ces I to he city were 'n-1 benefit.

ill Cost about $1,500, al-. (act amount will not be contract is awarded. I vill be One of the most 1 could be bad, and it I 1 I 1 L)I I and his Boston "Dovea" city today and are playing of Tennessee Volunteers on Walt field. There are on the Boston National this ymr, but they give of becoming good sub. some Of the regulars.

Pres. turned out Into the the nooks and crooks have witness this afternoons Saturday's contest with the beat "air the officials could, have had, and the Vole prayed against the Superb, that they are the goods, today's game will not be such affair as some think, ail the think, perhaps. the elabman for the Tennessee his benders should give the taste of high life, after they accustomed to the arosterlY Southern league pitchers. trade has just been completed ranks. whereby the fast of the very' beet, rightfieldere business, was traded to the Giants for Infielder limos Orth.Collins.

Lake appears well satisfied over the says that these two Md heads his team cansiderably. other hand 'there is no doubt will be benefited, by the of Becker in his suburbs. It be a come of de-e-lighted" on line-up does not present stars, but there are several on the team. and Managor eounts on being higher up for street or evening. 24c yard all colors, 19 inches wide, 2 9' special.

Sale price, yard 24 inch fancy Satin Foulard Silks, '25 de- patterns to select from, all bright spring 48c Sale Price Silk, rough Rajah weave, swellest thing season, comes in all colors and black 201c wide. Sale black soft finished lustrous Taffeta, Lyons dye a regular way $1.00 yard. Zap Pin Stripe Foulards, also checked and striped, Taffeta and Louisiane Silks, 19 inches wide, A 112c new spring colorings. Sale -1419 54 inch French Worsted Suiting, in 48c and shades, extra special. Sale price quality all wool Suiting in woven and shaaowed shades, 45 inches wide, absolutely correct Zdac wear.

Sale price a machine from the ground. so to speak I Louisville. April 6. LowThe local -He is not troubled with any "Wise teamsters' local union took a hand. in acre" veterans, and his youngsters pled(' confidence le him.

the strike of steminers in the American Tobacco cpnipany's factories When told' that this city, turned out here and prevented the removal pf a almost a thousand hes to witness last large amountof leaf from one of the Saturday's' game, and that last season Cit'sed Sally league team in Knoxville drew as American To- bacco company triads. today to move average of two thousand. Man- several drayloads of tobacco from their ager Lake expresped surprise that this thirty-first and 'Walnut 'street plant. city is net, in the Southern league. presumably the depot for shipment We'll1 be there yet! 1 to Richmond.

when girl strikers stopped the drays and entreated the REV. THOMAS SEXTON TO' drivers to refuse to handle the goods. The drivers premised to take their '2' CONDUCT SERVICES teen-4 to the barna after handling the first load and.proceeding down-town, The dampness of the weather did noi anlY to be stopped live blocks from dampen the ardor of the congregation teamsters. union, by a Lille at the Trinity 15,1.. E.

church Tuesday rays tetu re fnet" art union, the who --1 ol rdoa ed 0 the ordered night. for a large congregation was in drays attendance to hear the sermon of Rev. tobstcdo factories, Royal A. Simonds. The subject of the A There were several diaturbances in sermon as 44 preached by Rev.

R. A. the tobacco district during the night et sx, I. but no serious trouble. CONDUCT SpIVICES The dampness of thq weather did not dampen the ardor of the oengregatton at the Trinity M.

i church Tuesday '1 night. for a large congregation was In I attendance to hear the sermon of Rev. Royal A. Simonds. The subject of the sermon as 44 preached by Rev.

R. A. Simonds Lori Prices in all colors of the rainbow, Silks Reduced During Sale. I offer you the 'aluable experience of the longest eatabliehed and most reliable Specialists In the city of KTIOICV1110. in the suoceasful treating and coring of ALIA NERVOUS CHRONIC.

VATE and CONTRACTED or SPECIAL DISEASES OF MEN and WOMEN. ay' lst will receive my professional sr te(t) REMEMBER we do exactly as lelled offer for 30 days. the rich and nroughly dernomnrate the real tvortn eatment Call at once, You will be ke treatment. 3 Reduced During I I was -Cori With the. Re beseeched the unsaved to -come to Christ for their own good, and said that they would get more Out ot life if they followed the Christian The fact should 'not look on the as a means of saving should look on it as a making a happier living, was the congregation.

of the service aepeeta held for those Who wishetti altar. 34r. Simondi that Rev. Thomas', Sexton, "blacksmith ipreacher," to the congregation at tonight's The hoor tor- the Sem' o'clock and the public 'is attend. WEATHER REPORT NGELY GELY NGELY Demonstrates 'Remarkable I 4 Bros.

Shower Proof Foulards big line 70c patterns. Sale price $1.25 New Grey Wool Suitings, 44 to 50 inches and striped Worsteds also Diagonal 89c Sale price quality yard wide changeable Glace Swiss Silk Taffetas, all the new color combinations 8712c Sale price, 'yard tnat sinners 4 Chrlstfan life them, but lb 0 means eanf ma 1. Itripressed on i At the cloe prayer wa4 I to come to tt annOtinced tt known as tl 1 .1 I would preach i I SOUVENIR il night's servic Ices is .7:30 Invited to ati ,0114 Til All AP.E MARCH I 1 SHO' that sinners Christfan life them, but they means of impressed on At the close prayer watt to come to the announced I known as the would preach service. I ices is 7:30 Invited to MARCH ark City 'Council Votes to Sewer Entire Eastern Portion of Municipality. proposition to sewer the entire portion of Park City and to a hewer on Washington ave.

I extending through the third ward the filth. carried In the Park council at Its weekly meeting last I night. It sNas advocated by Mayor V. R. Johnson, who Pince the propoaltion ban been before the council.

has con- ducted the light for it adoption. The opposition wea led by Councilman George Fox. The first named trewer draining a part of the fourth. fifth. sixth seventh and eighth wards will rest in the neighbwhood of $um while the construction of the Washington avenue sewer will cost about 'These funds are now on hand and were I eet apart last year from a municipal bond sale.

The reault of the vote of the council last night, Is a vtctory for Mayor Johnson. He had fought hard against much opposition for the adoption of this measure. It ham been for the peat year 1 one of his favorite plans to see Park City sewered throughout before the close of the present administration and his ambition in this respect will be attained. After conaulting eminent engineers. Mayor Johnson proposed.

last fail the establishment of a septic tank i plan of sewerage. for the eastern pore tion of Park City. The practicability of this plan 'was doubted by some members of the council and this feature the basis for the attack on its adoption. Its construction will oe I under the supervision of W. H.

Grady, municipal engineer for Park OM Aside from the adoption of the sewer proposition, the council disposed 3t I routine busineas and adjourned. CANDIDATES ARE BUSY IN COUNTY OF SCOTT C. of Norma, Charged With Interfering With S. Officer, (Special to The Sentinel.) Huntsville, April 6.Quarter ly court convened Monday morning, all members of the court being 'present. The usual routine businees was transacted after which the tax equalization board was elected as follows: James Hughett, E.

Newport, W. H. Marcum, Jerry Harness, and Wm. Robbins. An unusually large crowd was present from all parts of the, county to hear candidates announce for county office.

No nominations are made in this county, everybody being free to Candidates For Office. Announcements for the various offices were as follows: County B. Cecil. the present incumbent and. ex-Judge W.

H. Porter. County court clerk.me. A. Orliilth, the present incumbent, R.

H. M. D. Newport. and John B.

Jet fers, Jr. Circtilt court clerkL. Jeffers, Sharp, Marion Marcum and Jam Circtilt -court clerkL. Jeffers, Joe Sharp, Marion Marcum and James Griffith, of Robbins. RegisterR.

M. Keathley. the present Incumbent, W. E. Cross, Sim Byrd, and W.

A. Cross. F. Hutlett, Sam Vann, and John. Thomas.

TrusteeJ. R. Goad. Federal Violation Charged. U.

S. Marshal W. W. Roberts. of Harriman, arrested W.

C. Newport. of Norma, and brought hini before U. Commissioner Willard Keen, charged with interfering with Deputy Collector W. V.

Medlin while in the discharg, of official duty. Newport was placed un1 der bond and the trial set fOr April or, ir---- CENSUS ENUMERATORS FOR MORGAN COUNTY (Special to The Sentinel.) Wartburg, April R. Q. 'Allard, census supervisor for the fourth congressional district, has appointed the following census enumerators for Morgan county: First district, J. V.

Webster. Second district, C. C. Jackson. Third and tenth district, J.

B. Jr. Fourth district, J. Human. Filth district, Wm.

Bullard. Sixth and twelfth district, M. H. Monroe. Seventh and eighth district, D.

E. Cooper. Ninth, and tenth district, H. F. Byrd.

County Court. County court met here Monday. Only routine business comp before the court. The tax rate for 1910 was fixed at $1.50, the salne as for last year. Albert Garrett, C.

D. Freytog, R. Jones; Thos. Bowner, and E. T.

Brown were elected members of the equalization board. ROTH SAYS HE HAS A needle case and colander for his customers. call and get one. Roth Coal office 603 Prince St. Rooms 104-106 Phones 315.

41,4, I LOCAL EAGLES APPOINTED I AS BUILDING COMMITTEE At a meeting of th local aerie, F. O. of Eagles. held last night, in its as- sembiy rooms. on Gay street.

in addl- 0., ii It I I LI II I io te to L- I oe I 5', er I 'T at rt i ha; H. In: to '111' ity in to I It saloon advocates. Thirty-nine "dry" towns went "wet" compared with nineteen 'wet" towns which Joined the "dry" column. Seven-the ty-two "wet" towns voted to retain the 8akifin, while 110 dry" towns remainiitt ed true ta their colors. AlIlra iti flip I Springfieht Voted for saloons by a lay expenditure to the saloon advocate Thirty-nine compared with whieh Joined the "wet" to eakffirt, while 11 ad true te their thI e.A.1,1 s4 Springfield Voted for gRIOOng DY I 1 i All Dress Goods and This Liginammustmozon 1 I.

I 1 1, it 1 Avid I I 1 it It I will riot be county. The county court was unani- 1Y. Dr. Ellison's Cures Create Confidence FOR TIIIRIY, DAY id txarnination l'rec. preale Confidence Nue MIT 11 D.

Tfackstaff, who beads a delegation of Brooklyn suffragettes, who are in training to lead the 'whole rnited States in getting to the ear of Col. Roosevelt when he reaehes these' shores again. The delegation will be on the pier when the former president lands; and they will 'never nor desert him until they have received some sort of an answer from hint a. to where he stands on the "votes for women" question at the present moment. ILLINOIS ELECTION ETS SHOW GAINS Significant Results or the ttli of Ballots in Northern State Springfield, April C.Elections In 240 Illinois cities and towns yesterday on the saloon issue show a decided re- versal of the vote of two years ago, and, if anything, indicate a marked I tendency to return to the "Art" column.

Nurnerous cities having a large popu- lation and which bad been controlled bY the "drys" were reclaimed by the 1 I majority (41.315, which is a reduction 600 resulttirct years ago. i 1 i 1 i I i 1 I 1 to prohibition Hre Harvard, Sleamore, 'Aeon A ClInton. MILWAUKEE'S SOCIALISTIC VICTORY IN FULL DETAILS Milwaukee, April G.The soda' democratic party which swept Milwaukee City and county In yesterday's election, gave Emil for mayor, 7,109 plurality, according to complete returns, or about 1.000 lolis than approximated list night. Seidel's lead is the largest in the history of Milwaukee Municipal elections. with the exception that in 1908.

David S. Rose. democrat. had 7.849 plurality. The vote yesterday was as follows: Seidel.

27.882: 17; J. Schoettecker, democrat, 20,513: Dr. John M. Bette'. republican, 11, 267, The new council consists of twenty-one social democrats, ten democrats and four republicans.

In the new, board of supervisors there will be eleven social democrAta three and two democrats. 'The social democrats elected twa The social democrats elected twa out, (if seven CiVil Judges. Joseph E. Coilds and Richard Elaner being sue- cessful. Five other candidates who were elected on nop-partisan tiekets are John J.

Gregory, Joseph G. Don- nelly. Michael Blenski, John F. Dono- ha D. Tfackstaff, who beads of Brooklyn suffragettes.

training to lead the whole 41 In getting to the ear of It -when he reaches these' The delegation will be when the former president ey will 'never leavehim norntil they have received some 'ewer from hint a. to where in the "votes for the present moment. wavrerta a I I I lel 4, 1 1 I i 1 1 1 I I i 4,,,,,, 1 1 1 I i 4,,,,......., i i 1 Madame Yale's 1 Madame Yale's I le i in altowing tne aren to eu 1 F. Voorhees, local to4eicster of the Rockford, the largest city in the ed on the court house grounds. i weather re I IY Metenrologuel summar iv hieh hthltill tme has bark by the liquor men by a 'Pnlall ma- inTiltlyedcaotneyrnalettnowng11111 bneo at west without saloons.

was won buran. tuts compil4 the month- joritv Decatur, DeKalk and 'that In many reepecte March watt re- not been set. of the other I markable for its weather conditions In Most of the designs call for marble 1 Belvidere were a few I this city. 1 The averege maximum temperature for arche s. with fitting -inscriptions.

mj the dry victories of two i March was 99.1, while the average min- tie no advisement. years ag titter' advisem were nullified. The "drya" failed to gain an entrance to such 1 imum was 45.5 making an average tern- cities aft Danville, Aurora, Joliet perature of 57.3., The preelpitatatien March was unusually low. The I CARDINAL MERRY DEL VAL- Bloomington. average precipitation for March is .9 Galesburg Holds.

i 58 whiie the total rainfall here for the past TALKS ON VATICAN CASE). Galesburg went dry, but the major: month wa-s onlY Rain tell in Knox- lal ity was much less than it Wag at the vine Only three days in March, namely, Cincinnati, April 6.In a spec previous Rock eland and i alitrch 1 when the precipitation was .02, Cablegram to the Cincinnati Times- Moline are "wet" by small majority; i Itterch 10. precipitation .60. and March SO Star today fram Rome, Cardinal Merry figured Fifteen del Val. through Thomas Kennedy, Elgin remains wet while -Batatla and when the rainfall .10.

1 tiaye in March, wens partly cloudy four enliettel ct I nt the American re 1 Itioudy and twelve were clear. The hot- Geneva got off the "water wagon." 1Pontalc declared in favor of bars after tert day of March registered 84 degrees, I Rome, says of the Rooseveit-vaticatt green. "When lt is said and done, It was Bloomington registered decisive vie- being without them for two years. while the lowest temperature was 84 de- Incidet Bloom tory for the liquor forces. the majority The low rainfall of .72 In March es- I a question of cowmen courtesy.

The 1 shed a new reeord since the weather there-840in their favor being over tabli eteblished in 1871. Moly See did not impose upon Mr. twice that of the previous election. burfau was In 1875 Roosevelt, as has wrongly been as- during the hen the Tennessee I DPrrItUr was wrested from the "drys" river Mee tO floodAte 1 wreatest height. the 1 serteo, the condition of not approae 1 1- by 50e majority.

reversing a "dry" ma-precipitation registered 13.07. It was log Methydtsts or other non-Catholic jor it of 1 030 two years ago. Mattoon else high in 1884. rising to 11.93 and again religious 'bodies In Rome. There are the "wets." is another city reclaimed in 1890 when the precipitation was 11.28.

several non-Catholic Centers in the A fierce campaign there reached its The rainfall in February, this year, was city which do not behave in a bitterly I climax on election day In riots and 3-5. hostile and offensive manner toward I fraud. the pope and towards everything that I Other towns that have dealt a blow I mous in allowing the arch to he erect- mous In allowing the arch to De erect- ed on the court house grounds. Rockford, the largest city in the The contract will be awarded at all middle west without saloons, was won early date, although no exact time has back by the liquor men by a ma-not been set. jority.

Decatur, Dixon, DeKalk and Most of the designs call for marble 1Belvidere.were a few of the other arches. with fitting inscriptIons. MI places the dry victories of two are now under advisement. years ago were nullified. failed to gain au entrance to such CARDINAL NIERRY DEL VAL cities as Danville, Aurora, Joliet BIOOMIngt011.

VATICAN CASE Galesburg Holds. I Galesburg went dry, but the major rector of the AMeri Can conege nays of the Roosovelt-vatica'nn Rome, Home, says or Erie Incident: "When is said and done. It e'ati a question of common courtesy. The Holy See did not impose upon 'Mr. Roosevelt, as hes wrongly been as- the condition of not approach- ing Methodists or other non-Catholic religious tbodies In Rome.

There are non-Catholic centers in the city which do not behave in a bitterly hostile and offensive manner toward PoP I Pontaic declared in favor of bars Later lbelnwr without them for two being without them tor two years. Bloomington registered decisive vie- tory for the liquor forces. the majority there-840in their favor being over twice that the previous election. Decatur was wrested from the "drys" by 800 majority. reversing a "dry" ma- jority of 1,020 two are ago.

Mattoon is another city reclaimed by the "wets." ye A fierce campaign there reached its I climax on election day In riots and 1 charicesof fraud. 1141e st Lam permanently located; my reputation is firmly I have by far the beat equipped suite of offices In the south. Hours 9 1. m. to I p.

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ELLISON 6084 041 over Juornal and Tribune. Old phone 2100. KNOXVILLE, TENN. ta fa In ens, to PA I 1 1 I 1 I 1 HOMESEEKERS OBTAIN RATES TO THE WEST This is homeseolters day'and the local railroads are selling excursion tickets at reduced rates to points southwest 'Heavy travel was felt today over the Southern railway and Louisville Nashville rail-, road lines. Extra sleepers have been attached to traine going southward for the past three nights on the Southern sys-- tem.

Tourists rates will be in effect un-: til April 15. There ham been an exodus of several hundred people, it le said, from TPOOPFSite0 to a estern points during the past month. Dr. Elilson. all who call before vices absolutely free (medicines excel we advertise.

extend Otis unparal poor alike. We do this in order to th and merit of our original system of tr under no obligations whatsoever to ta ELKS PROGRESSING. WITH MINSTREL PREPARATIONS Many Piesent at second Rehearsal and End Men are Signed, Over fifty members of the Elics lodge were present Tuesday night at the second rehearsal of the Members of the lodge who will participate in the big show which will be given the latter part of this month at Staub's. John Vick, the director, and a former Knoxville boy, who has made a success on the stage is well pleased with the success tido far. Another rehearsti will take place tonight at which all members of the lodge are Ebd men have already been signed.

RAILROAD BIBLE CLASS IN REGULAR SESSION The Bible class of the railroad Young Alen's Christian association will meet In regular session Thursday night in the association building C. S. Portwod, assistant secretary of tha railroad branch will conduct the meeting and Instruct the class in the life of Abraham. the phophet. is s.

to it 11 Is )t t. to 1: I 1 nar, sn, I I) 0.11' I Cell Harsh, Rough his holiness and all catholies bold moat dean" moat dear." Of the attitude of Methodists Of the attitude of Methodists in Rome the cardinal Pays: "Mr. Roosevelt himself has had a mild and limited sample of their attitude In the declaration Just published by them and which he has felt bound to disavow." The cardinal adds that the Holy See had reason to fear that Mr. Roosevelt "unwittingly and in perfect good faith might be led into showing open sympathy and friendship" for the Roman Methodist, propaganda and therefore Courteously requested that he avoid being dragged Into any such position. The cardinal concludes: "It is simply a question of common cOurtesy and surely common courtesy Is not Incompatible with the rights and freedom of an American citizen." CENTRAL LABOR UNION MEETS THURSDAY NIGHT The semi-monthIy fleeting of the Central Labor union will be held Thursday night in Bricklayers'.

hall. All member are urged tit be present at this sesston. Routine business will be transacted and. matters pertaining to the building up of the union planned at this session, BLACKSMITH PREACHER IS BACK IN THE CITY Rev. J.

T. Sexton, the -blacksmith preacher. has returned from Oakdale where he held a successful revival. The services were conducted under the auspices of the Y. M.

C. A. and the result ass more than seventy conversions. He will. leave today for Rogersville where he will conduct a aeries of meetings ju that place.

COL REEVES- HERE AND r.IS IMPROVED IN HEALTH eol. Thomas S. Reeves. of Morristown. was among the in the city.

Cot. ROPV08 bee eben confined to his home on awn 111. of illness fur sornetitati warnityhis-Infloy friends. SENATOR SWAB CANDIDATE TO SUCCEED HIMSELF 4 Dente, Conner- Swab. flarkrantt.

Is visitors in the eity. Senator candidate for re-eleetion senate from the third district opposition. 1 1 FOR WRINKLES with each $L00 PURCHASE at our Special Cut Price Souvenir Sale all this week of MADAME YALE'S NATURAL BEAUTIFYING PREPAR4TI1ON'S Thin excpptional offer Is made through the courtesy of MADAME YALE: Madame Yales experience York demonstrator will be to assist you in making selections. our Toilet Goods department Store I 1 :111. 1 -) -tet.

I FOR WRINKLES with each $100 PURCHASE ou REPARATIONS This exceptional offer Is made through the courtesy of MADAME Madame Yale's experience York demonstrator will be to assist you In making selections. our Toilet Goods depart- 4' Oh folf ma DA VeG1109119 'OPP' I 151 ILARGE CONGREGATION ATTENDS REVIVAL SERVICE Large congregation a continue to attend the revival nervices at the East Main avenue M. E. cintrch and the attendance on Tuesday night was unusually large, considering the Inclement weather. The subject of, the serinna last night.

86 taken by the Pastor. Rev-Erwin Omohundro, was "There is na Cloak for Sin." The tact that there Is no excuat for in was emphasizect by the pastor in a forceful -Serv- Ices will continue indefinitely at the usual hour, 7:30 p. m. The public le Invited to attend. Hair Is not caused by to much wash.

ing, but by the use of the wrong soap. Wash the bead as often ag needed for perfect comfort and cleanliness, using rich lather of I ALILILDloafiaa 4j "MIS" MOVED INTO THEIR RENOVATED QUARTERS The members of the Phi Gamma Delta fraternity moved Into house on west Clinch avenuetoday. The house has undergone many repairs since the fire of February and now Is In condition for the men to entertain their friends. DEMOCRATS SHOW GAIN IN JEFFERSON CITY Jefferson City. April 6.The democrats elected four out of live councilmen yeaterday with a tie vote for the Mitt.

They oleo carried Governor Hadley's ward. which heretofore has gone republican. liii Oft q- I 1 4 TI 1 pose I MAI e--t plea men te possible New pleased At possible New I i pleased .4 1 i 1. At I trent 4 11 4442n HAIR cap 1LJ and each time your hair will be left luxuriant and lustrous and scalp circulation will be yotur beneficially One test demonstrates this. as meta at all drag watts or bt mail I Dr.

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Long. E. W. Camp HEARST "ROASTS" PADGETT! and A. DeArntend, Wit 8 appointed and or- el red to select and submit plans to the FOR HIS NAVAL OPINIONS! aerie- of the new home that they win elect in the near future at the corner 01 Mexico City.

April ILWilliam Ran- 1 State street and Church avenue. dolph Hearst severely criticised Con- grepsman padgett, of Tenn0ssep, in a letter that he wrote today to the Mexican I BRACING IS NEEDED IN Herald. Mr. Hearst took exeeption to the date- THE CADET BATTALION moot of Representative- Padgett who re-! 1 cently arid the deficiency of the United 'file cadet battalion of the University 1 States navy was more than twice that of Tennessee paraded' Gay etreet this 1 of the Japanese navy. "This statement of Representottive morning at 9 o'clock.

In point of num- Padget is an unhappy tombina nen on her the cadets showed up well, but folly and falsity, of ignorance and Rh- I much "bracing" was needed as the eurdity. The listed and acknowledged I dent stoop and oluggiehness in handling 1 strength of the Japanese fleet is almost arms was still evident I erinni to OP str he omgth of United Statee flest strength of I -Tile 41eet Of ifiiiPtli does not include the will' M'KINLEY COUNCIL IS convertible cruisers in her subsidized 1 merehant nor -yet the Dread- 1 TO HAVE BIG PICNIC noughts which aro believed to be build for Japan through the agency of come of the South American republies" At tile regular meeting of the Wm. Is one of the paragrapha of the Hearst council, No. fia. Jr.

la U. -A. letter. Mr. Hearst continued as follow: South Knoxville, it was decided to "The United States never has nor have a big picnie July 4.

It will take never will be he aggressor in any war 1 Io la at some plate south of the city, and therefore the possession by the 1 gym he one of the biggest July 4 United States of a formidable fleet merely an effective guarantee of peace." eventcl in the county. .1. 1 4 1 I. ,1. 'y SANITbI1 iut TOOT, POWDER 0 dwaM-r Pure white teeth stre the Ahf greatest aid to personal beauty.

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