The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 3, 1907, Page 3

THE SEATTLE STAR—-WEDNESDAY, JULY 3, 1907. 5. ‘ [yacht hathonsaiorn: hy war reining ws attend WITH BABY IN LAP Si CALOULATES SUN : comptroller was sufficient under ANTI- JEWISH RIOTS | the charter, tt met, considered the | e thout return to home , jamendments and proceeded to vote port { they are obliged to have them down @ second time, Cricth|ANO MRS. DAVI8 CAN UBE HER |ihose calculations in regard to the (Seripp’ | Telegraph | Service.) i Mage time 8 ag WRh the wt | GREAT MATHEMATICAL end. : vee OS iring their LONDON, July 8.—An Odessa dl denemerantenneetten a | ho ; ” H C hin vo! 6 and long Jonna dis was taken without any pretense of "8 Davis has more pride tn be p says that two Jewa were (Continued) idum by petitign, the othet | having ghocked over the names on | OMILL ON THE GROCED ng & good mother to her children susspscineitiincsnaiasiaiovmy e | Rilted and sevoral children wounded ogre vee ring’ the Intentign of the elty | the petfions and was one of the| BILL ALSO—HER HUSBAND'S than in 1 complex mathemat mh an antiJewish riot which was | Man-—but that of course t# his con-| to enthark on a police? of munteipal | mont t tle, high fl and ° n When she decide i leucenh . ae ~~ 7 not autocratic, highhanded and d ven ided (Seripp's Telegraph Service.) . meni at eee Palts, Minn.,| started during the night by the|cern, Mr. Maurice MeMicken, pro: |OWnerap, and requiring certain | {nsolent actions ever performed by WIFE NOT HIS WIFE'S HU® 1 w the higher mathematical INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, July 3 eneton = Be "on rae te : ye | “black hundred,” moters’ attorney, also maintaina a| festrictions tn all street rallway|a subservient legislative body | BAND ‘ on she had a baby 2 months ; suy Ae Be Os disor silence about hin agent) franchines | The petitioners, having been | : ld, a child of 2 years, a little girl Vice-President Fairbanks left here | dreases the International Christian ‘LEVEE | \ ae hie to eate! * Ragen 2 ~ | who offered another councilman | Me. P 8 ht In. again repulsed for the ‘steenth f 4 and another 7 years old. She bene cua ea Seavor Sener een | BREAKS DOING | $6,000, He alvo stands convicted of| Ph hE cl a | e t urse and the children with | Theseproposod amendmonta were | "me, proceeded to appeal to the SE jeriminal knowledge of bribery If] intraduead in the council) by Mr,{ Courts In @ sult bronght in the | (Seattle Star's Exclusive Service.) |her to Haltimore, where she went EAT DAMAGE not of attempted bribery itnelf,” Hill November & and tuned over | Dame of J, W. Godwin and A, J.| WASHINGTON, D. ©, June 4 «! Ph. D. course at i At the time of the first of thet! tg Gamptroiler Will H. Parry wit,| Wella to protect their rights, |Caleulating the “ephemerl@ of the | J Hopkin university } - © | publications seven councilmen, all] With Corporation ocat Wil a. | bringing a sult before Mayor Moore |#un” while taking care of omen are not usually admitted tn (Scripps Telegraph Service.) | republicans, were acting and Vol! umphiey (now Congressman |! mandamus the council and the |young children t# the daily occupa: |'0 Johns Hopkins t in the le ° BAKERSFIELD, Cal, July 3.—-|!9& with the franchise applicant’ | Humphrey), thereupon became the |COmPtroller to publish the proposed | ton and moans of ligelihood of a) medical cour yut she secured he This morning 70 feet of the south | While two republicans, H. P. Rude bulwark of defense for the |*™mendments on the official ballot,| Very remarkable young woman Sn | # on by opt act of the ad bank of the Buena Vinta lake levee |@ad J. EB. Crichton were holdinty | franchise grabbera in rewlating the It wan gt this stage of the pro-| Washington—Mrs, Elizabeth Brown | i through the influe nce of f rot at in tho farming district, « way, | oNt In opposition. Ax Counctlmar | onslaught of the agoused electorate, | ceedings that the long headed and|Pavis—who for a number of years | Newcomb, who was connected with in * inundating $0,000 acres of land Rude afterwards went over to th Mri Parry submitted the amend. |COMVenient Wil H. Parry got in his | has earn x@plient alary |the university ho | . More than $1,000,000 damage Pas | S4Pport of the big grab the UF | ments to Mr. Humphrey for a legal | (edly, work. fF oding to@heck | Working nautical almana Mrs. Davis has the remarkable k mS been done ° rounding circumstances tend power | spgiion and Mr. Humpurey, after | OVS tRe names on the Pbtitions he | published the supervision of | faculty of being able to take a baby . The Sunset O11 flelds are shat! lly to indicate that he was tho) Qonenitation witu the advocates of vered (7) that there were not) th navy department. Mrs. Di and a mathematical problem in her oft from the outside by she dew | member fatended in the implication | he franchise iamued two mont te./ hough names to elther of them,|!* now figuring the eph is of iap at the same time and work , *ltuetion of hundreds of of |of the published charges and rt | markable and Indefensible opinions | the former by 160 and the latter by the sun for the year 1913. Until them both out satisfactorily . |track. Wheat and tho alfalfa crops, | ors regardife the $5,000 offer leclaring that both proposed | 300 falling short of the requirag {this work Is done the position of the Can I apply my extraordinary farming, houses and machinery Nor were the suspicions reard | amendments were unconstitutional, | 54@. Upon the showing of Mr, © « —s |euffered the prificipal damage, |!" Cqunoliman McArdie’s leanine | >f the initiative and. referendum |PArry's report and affidavit, which jaside from the damage to the land. | towards the franchine rs e0 | amendment he aid the petitioners were unable to over | Seslanbsenanadlanibeedlicainie tirely withoi® foundation since he Tho amendment would aboliish |threw, Judge Moore was compelled | | | went over to the corporation bunch | the legiviat.ve body of the elty (© dismins the suit | in the council on the occasion © | government (ale) oF t deprive 6 January the counell ; Occasion of the next succeeding | of a,, dincrotio ps & resolution that it pro: | opportunity, ould be minis.erial onl I do grant the blanket franchise Violate Fare Provision. vot believe changes in our system | Whereupon the protestants went af nment eo raaieal and fun. | (tO cowrt again in a sult brought This opportunity came when th} damental can be inansurated ty | in the « of W. D. Wood to re . . council passed a proposed franchise amendment of the city charter.”«= | Strain the grantees from accepting neces for an interurban ele line to The propored municipal owner-| it ©M account of the Irregularities connect Seattle and Tacoma, While] ship amendw proposed to direct | '® granting it. Judge Moore grant Because George Andtraon ts ac | this franch was asked for bY! the city cou > pave the way for | ed euch & restraining order, but was | cused by his wife of non-support, | other parties the corporation buneh| (hat end and Mr. H imphrey's # verruled by the supreme court, | he was arreste@ today upon the | in the counell made the pawage Of|toniehing opinion of it t that 8d the long fight against the| Jcomplaint of Humane Offi Vau- | it the occasion for the first viola | thie provis would practically | Dianket franchis nuded with vic poll, and will have to stand trial for | Hon of the Rude resolution of ®|aboliah the legislative b t Wry perching on the banners of the the charge which was recently | few Weeks before declaring (hal) efty governme This on. tanchise grabbers. made a felony by the legisiature, | futur treet railway franchive®| fick with the etate fav Jaring . Anderson ia the first man to be | Must contain provision for the re the Ipgista ¢ power € the elt | that he left his wife June 7 ' of this franchise) efty counct!." . . | unc) waa engineered In short the Aeleuder f the ay etenders of th ” unciiman Jame hairman of! ¢ hing a ne Bes. HEAVY RAIN id dog Tray for several years | dor the , r PARDON ANSWERED sly fr pig a (Heatiey Sime’ Kewinive Service.) | corporation interest Hern H The big Christian Endeavor tent | HEMPSTEAD, L. 1, July 3 — given a very pertinens report of | ort got - ala ete Wik aren tk) beanie since the iat, week ot (Scripps wecaniol Service.) nal passage in which occurs ta the elty we last night during thé rein and wind | Ageil, with practically the whole WABHINGTON, July 3.—-The | eferenece ’ ernment ‘ rppors Barge, ages Mage Weld looking for them, the Rev prayer of Mra, Vauehe. of Loe An Apparently Mr.” Jam trine which has been "rm which, in th pinion of Jéee Knodg Cooke and Miss Flor j sure of hin men, S80 he { ‘ ton) Building Inspecte 4 ‘ Whaley, 18, bi Howed np| | that her son Henry, of Del | Si out of the chamber and fixe f many a crooked dea & Inspector ce, prov the, haley, 18. have allows Ra) 4 |ias, Texan, would be reloasod from | Arle out of the chamber and fixed in this and many anoth can the strength of the structure com. | come Me on ” chats Moepoeeel | MIS6 FLORETTA WHALEY, | the Atlanta, geek, ‘where SO) oo Dra conne eas Sales praniats ality letely in every respect, Mr. Place | e ery © years’ sentence fo te comm ee eer x stegises . avir ‘ecel ve hese unfave will report ve bly to " i pean wwe nhac ne [tle eevee | MOMMA HEIRESS, AND REV a desing heed. ~< no for | ported. The fixing took #0 MUCN lable opinions the Bom Mineiro) Pant ae vig at ged diy gh — A Fie bend been pene et a few) JERE KRODE COOKE, WITH | was annwered today when Roose: | (ime-and it looked so bad that the lig vote down the proposed amend:| mittee regarding the tents stabil Teeyto* pg a lag om — WOM GWE DISAPPEARED. velt signed a pardon. Vaughan te eee be = “ ee ate Vien ments, (He procorporation members, ity gating stents etc arme after the fixer and the fixed. |a+ enat stase of ¢ a if fatal met only wid of thay comm. Pt dime, but there was no scandal | ® consumptive Taylor wes also fixed, MeArme| «tibet stage of the contest voting - lead Gercick: tices ©s “ai "Uns lentil Gotibenty thay Sivaapeered b> Sard ty hele enue the tenets oem with the exception of JOWN D'S BROTHER ELUSIVE ALSO TNO: etote. eee" w 0% had waffered from nerfous bryak GIN and other public pillagers de temecr rt ‘ - ‘ . ure peony p y (ert Totes Wits “Phendig O moe wendiby €oWD. amd at first It was supposed ai lor ‘& precedent in future ripps ‘raph Service.) i‘ | pine, ammo, toy Brow hte, im his kent [thot hin departure was temporary) Justice of the P Jordon to- | rar _ Committee Still Active. CHICAGO, July District At Be carson enteuteneiebttec lt see! | Minden, heel boom committed te the and under stress of his iiinews. His\gay dismissed the case against | UP to the time of the pasage of) Even thix reverse, severe as it | torney Sims has received word from | rious planets cannot be caleu oo | Spindsomd rome of the Bee Cooke, | wife bore up under the belief that) (arence §, Blethen, who waa | thie franchise council stoed on Mn Fs 4 not quiet the activity of U. & Mar | Henkel that the lat! .4- 69 Mrs. Davis is obliged to|™ind when—of English and Frengh whe wes recter ef St: George's/he would soon return. However, |Chareed with violating & city ordi. | the Rude resolution, which resolu-|the Committee of One Hundred | ter will be unable to produce |twon"n tow years ahead of the |parentage. Col. Wm. Burgess, of Epmoepad atserch. Mer. Cooke is 36|letters left by the girl indicated | hanes im stopping hia auto before | om this act abrogated, leaving {t| which proceeded to get up the nec- either William or John Rockefeller | yay ' Maryland, was one of my Imme-, | want hoes been married Ser ten years. that she was infatuated with him a fire hydrant. Bletbeo claim t © or effect, thereby |Smary ant. petition for ne 2 Anema Landis court oy ty itr res about three months to | diate ancestors. But don’t forget The girl sewed great attachment and had gone with bim. that he did mot see the hydrant, be ouncl! released from | *ubmissic the proposed amend: William {8 a» hard-to find as John. | caicuisie an epbemeria of the ‘sun, | that my husband-is A. P. Day yn gedle regulat as a condition to A A ie char ee - ise of astronomical mathematics, |e reclammation service, and very the granun e blanket ° ene pe *, each contain Hlinois Silver-Tongued trigonometry, calculus, and the well known in the west. I am the eioa nome ) wore fie« - ofa eet of tpeda) bien wh wife of Mr. Davis; he is not the | TomonRow is THE FOURTH EVERETT CAR STRUCK Blanket Franchise Asked. a ei Soe J Orator Speaks at cre prepared by Prof. Simon New. husband of Elizabeth Brown Davis | The application the blaohe ts uaa GS" tae R Park comb, the well known astronom ——— : | . A a % eee “ P - P th important ‘lp from Mrs ” ‘Bomorsew will be the Fourth of, pected with no public demonstra BY LIGHTNING race 4-9 ne was made carly in ‘om m. The point wa avenna Far i Davi <6 ae az help from Mr “UNLOADING SALE, | ery. Net enly the calenders, but | tion. The Japanese of Seattle wil! si and It was apparently the Intentio ng with the comp Stewart Beery bated with wae er ta theusands ef camnen fire crackers, | send up a display of fireworks from dias. teasitan hentai of ite backers to rush It througt @id not constitute filing $6 o6nees | gS yer, NetttaeneD, heh . caret Ladies bpeg Hats, bayer d Wazveciocts, wicgeed fingers, pic- Queen Anne hill, and noise of EVERETT ¥ 3.—A trolley car | (he cou a dated propertion be es Dig me : eo Me gle ad Bw wire pb Sour cag at Ra) mathematical calculations of Eliza to $13.60 at oof L tv partion md (probably) the alj day will be followea by a night | was struck by lightning last night ‘ Q ef five members of the venna park on fourth beth Brown Davis in determining NOVELTY SKIRT MFG. CO, tenet Fourth of July showers, will of pyrotechaic splendor 1 ae pee sor Ly tritiina; | bad been porehased ee “ oy. op ree i ooure a n ng of that An old-fashioned basket plenic and | (6. course One of the most. in {060 Qascnk Aim : peociaian and acclaim t t. Next “ i. - tions ce tioned m the franchise bedy to ke them up proved fruit. patriotic celebration has been ar . - * rd sé | to the nigh. bef chit im this| ROYALTY AT COPENHAGEN. iamination and smoking woodwork | nut the storm of popular Indigna |texs, thd <¢rporation members, eight | ranged for. Prof. Douthitt, of the |POrt@at redbona why the navy de or caused the passengers to flee, but) ton which the liberal terma of tne | -——— cence | YY, MC. A, will b harge of the | Pettment peblishes an almanac , ocak of all days | taerteate Telegraph Gerviend ho one s burt. * grant esoesed friabienes several NEW FIRE TOWER. eberts have charge Of Che | three years in advance and makes fil the ratieoads leading to and| COPENH July 2—Emper-| members of the council and some). » A fine band has boen engaged to | tyvanin ‘equations aix years in ALBERT HANSEN | from Skate are preparing to put or William, the empress, and Pr foes ot more determined of them eo Pray om’ be ed red Oe | furnish muste go on cruises lasting often ‘nee 10 quibble .07 erms rapers. efreshane orved © a. y . t on re aonshes to accommodate | BEKINS TELLS. HIS par —— w better terny: » y pe R si hments served on the| mathematical calculations to my Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry. wendwods that will come and the ALKI POINT lor the pee rounds grocer's bill? Go ask my » ND CHERRY ied then Gi on, the @ and ihe | | IDE OF CASE | At firet the demand was for a Usual admittance to this finest of | "coed Mew Dectan MY Srocer dened Ben | to seo life im a real city when there | Is the Place $ dover, exclusive, enrestrained Seattle's attractions te Ge, but by |g there much’ opportunity for open teres | is someting doing, and the out-| f a Tran tuavedenaaen tek wits getting tickets of the committee at | other women to earn their living | goess to wet amy from that same | To fo for a good, old-fashioned Ree ee ee ae the park entrance, admission will be | doing mathematical and astronom life wiven these is (ee much doing | Fourth of Jaly. Music and other The city affairs committee of the | °° any ag — pea only 10 cents. *\feal calculating? Why, certainly |) Ne pemennd public celebration will attractionssat the Natatorium. New Chamber of C ‘eau’ whieh band ® rer b "' o® nas a Pn anal Gk tattieabins at aac 2 there is plenty of work to be done We Make Uniforms of all de eed heni, tet enough noise ix ex- | boat service from the Galbraith and) “ham Der of Comm ahesoyirn build oe bad om , Sees eamat | ee oy ey and it Is not a Wt hard when you § Seriptions in any quantities on Fiyer docks. Phone Ind. West the complaints of a large number of | committee Councilman Mud . ‘oe know how, You see yourself it does | Shor} notice. Working capacity _Semnt the ch at Bremerton. **¢ 'for further information eee /tocal business men against the| the Insertion of a clause providing — annem 2,000 Suits a Month . Bekins Moving & Storage Co. Tues | that the minimum wage paid to day regarding practices 0. extor-| conductors and motormen should be tion, gave a hearing to Daniel Be | 22 cehts an hour, the scale then in kins, manager of the firm, this} ¢ffect on most of the lines. The morning. His defense was appar-| applicants fought this Gitterly, and ently ineffectual. To most of the|!t became @ question how they questions asked regardiing the| Were to get rid of Mr. Rude. This leases under consideration he’ would finally accomplished by means ay he had no recollection of their of ® raw piece of parliamentary transaction. He said the firm had | Pra Teme G@OTE-RANKIN co ne Fumnishems of Homes, Steamboats and Hotets at Work Rooms Third Ave. and “ Washington St. You can say that I was born Front Royal, in . Virginia—n See the Flags on the 4th They're Flying Over a Park AMUSE MENTS. SEATTLE THEATER handled rdw of 10,000 jobs of| Finding that the corporations sores paper pa ‘" nittee were not al favorable to The mo nt poi@t on Special Fourth of July Matinee. he! * of the grabbers and Mag tutt Re sure and go TONIGHT—All Week—Harl Burgess Company in an Astonishing - two complaints each the deman 8 dition in your co or on the street uring your outing Thure day, Beautiful winding drive ways. See the Miniature Model of the whole of Magnolia Bluff in the window of the Globe Wall Paper Co, In the Burke Building Play an Unexcelled Company Prices—15e to ; Next wéek—“A Man's Broken Promise.” Same Company. Phones, 43. LICENSED TO WED = |si'stavig"so' month for past four years. being able to command seven ve “l the f appointed by Presi of the 13 for such a movement porations and composed of the iiie’s Leading Vaudeville House. Prices: 20¢, 100; ST AR box seats, 30c. Performances, 2:30, 7:15, 8:45 each day, SPEND THE FOURTH WITH US. ming a Husband; Al Jolson, Rodney 8. Linn, 25, V at and Ruth M. Nei 18, Clipper Heatrice Moreland & Co, in “T: not interfere with married life. It is one of the most domestic em UNION TAILORS ployments that I know of. Sales Rooms 518 Third Ave. Edwin KE. Harms and Vidella| “solid n” who were supporting A ning a 1 A. Townsend, 20, Seattle. the applicants, except that Council DAVID P. EASTMAN, Deering and Francis, aig vase, See Orma, Cavan&, Eddie George W. Hart, 35, and Annie D.| man Crawford was substituted for Colman Building Roesch, Starascope-—8 Big Ne € Gove, 31, Auburn. Presid Rineh Whe D Tike B hectdiend: ana} @rraa” rm Gtk ate. conta — THIRD AVENUE THEATER Emma Turley, 36 men ler Muldoon and Rine William Wor 30, Seattle, and Edna W. Wiley, 30,| bart Tacoma. - Looking for Vote John Henrik Henrickson, 28, and! jraying placed the fra Maria W gel 8, Seat a tn ae See t Orchard Ce 1 hington Vosburg,| Gill, ¢ with The Charles A. Taylor Company in “THE TWO ORPHANS.” Nights, 100, 20¢, 300; box seats, 50c. Matinees, 10¢, 200; H INVESTIGATING. One of the most desirable lo cations for a home in Sea An “A-1” car line and te friends SPECIAL Phenes—Main 2531, Ind, 3405, Tonight and all this week, THIS 18 WORTH matinees Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday, ° Kumataro Nakashima, 29, Ma-|,, nts of the ts bes e. of the applicants began the most sightly points sichae -_— lage, Cal., and Kuni Kobashi, 20 with other members of looking La Washington and Japa ‘ r the os, offering mountains, One block trom LOIS THEATER, - Fred Hop fedter, 49, Youngs ng and sow anoth car line, only 16 minutes from Phones—-Sunset, Main 1304; Ind., 4334, Special matinee Thursday, town, Wash., and Mary Matthew to this desire in one Second and Madison. july 4. All week, big spectacular production of war play, “WIN- 49, Youngstown, Wash. that in another and, one We have a good bargain and || CypsTgR.” Matinees daily except Friday George 8. Waterman, 27 tup, ning over the membe a big money maker here tor Next we “LEND ME YOUR WIFE, * and Lois A. Lovejoy, 17, Startup as they met the term manded me one, Price and terme Ele Clausen, 19. tle w ane an te Pett & Ine 14 Colman John 0. Hamm, 21, and Alfie & bend > ean te THE LAMPE LADDER Hing éohn Cort, Manager. Bunce, 20, Seattle eir f at I —— rien coe Char Frohman Presents Joe Mullan, 31, and Alice Gaule . ager Invent triving ai Soa two lines w 2 Ris temveee fightix ETHEL BARRY MORE e Q © located : . ’ . , Marie! jy th whe ©, in ov! with the Ct p p ht and Thursday by the | emermgnelg due to moders bull ine iano ght and Tiare ouneiiman rp , P < Prices: $2.00 to 50e, No matinee , , j@ an olaborate extension ouse : Ca yort th Craw d de genet by a Germa i who represented Nint® ward, | nay whioh is to be raise Por Sheet Music —————=—LUNA PAK ——————— he t u ooo n fre crapers so that fi Strongheart " rhe Nation's Greatest Playground on the Pacific Coast ‘ ma of " wh h t nm the ” Or 1 ’ re id ervice to @ tract of | aan eee coeen a we be Flow E IMMENSE NEW FEATURES. 1 ! ty t er folda up on top of ||! ¢ a ar F Attractions—The Great Davenports and the i? rthe were reportéd today as| double . . syed f f ° port te I ‘ Hand Concerts Afternoon and Evening. Ferry ¢ i rig 1 has not yet! the of the build ® Me A 1A Pa : j 0 F ° . und—Te wife of Herbert A,| been carried out, As th news - . | ARK peo ¥ ‘J OnaNsOUy 1017 Sums av, north,|' ; rn obit - : fw If Anybody Wagts to M NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE ATHLEWC PAF A | ! & daughter se eg cy , , 7h, Jonah Shake Hand Basebail Tomorrow, 3:30 P.M. Daily; 3 P. M. Sunday J To wife of BJ a : (ah mar , TACOMA VS. SEATTLE. U ] eattle General he Ju Blossom 15<« ‘be Admission 50c, ‘Take Yesler Car a ¢ ere ly 8 i 5 . 6 sua Le f Adolph p to the e adon Hor B - 7 +4 en, ava dane st July 2, son. | PIANOS | fo vow rand Midsummer Ba lson, 616 Thomas st,, June 22, a Victor and Edison Sometime - 1be “ 4 guile mn : * Talking Machines Employes! 3 ania feott-To wife of Thomas ott SNERT MUSIC, ETRINOS nem - - A Ba bbe il ° 1, Virginia st. June 28, twin)! 711 Sogond Ave., goaltle : aid 2 daughter toc - = DOWNING, HOPKINS & RYER r ¢. os teat DEATH RECORD, awing frond the field on # bluf F ly on the Flyer BROKERS. Last will Ie Park tn tiene te sateen. iy e Py had returned again from Boston N 7 T win are th vn en wre rm A » THE CREDIT Deaths were reported today as|and agreed to the insertion of tt es pe van aio Uy Bonds PRIV ATH WIRBS. me Y-H. ¥ nt, i a vritr—Rvelye F ‘ i peoveioaee see the uae of 26 token FOUR ROUND TRIPS DAILY Tel. Main 270, Ind ichrs—a, A. M President; Prank Dabney, ‘Tree W. M. Chap: o de elyn Fryer, 19, ra dollar and requiring the . LEAVES SEATTLE — 6:45 Rooms 304-205-306 Alaska Bldg an 5 4 ‘ ma at Provide hospitati pany to pay it» trainmen not le and 10:26 @. m, 2:05 and 8:48 | bos Lala EPTION—John Griffin, Js Te Oatther, W. Dd ag Long-—Mary KE. Long, 76, .| than 22 cents an hour. a he Sp : Alt, Willew Rigge M. Mcok, Lee Miller, ™ BG ov ome at 418 North 63rd at Meanwhile the Committee of One LEAVE TACOMA — 8:35 « Uo'sco tho Green Lake ie A.W. Robertson, B.D. Waits, W.W. Murphy, W. A. Burra mH. @ay--Parmelia D. Fay, 70, June| Hundred hed not bem idle, Hay m. and 12:15, 8:55 and 7:30 p ervoir Addition today. Houses sa eo Daniela, T. Mersow, A. A. Dawiti, Ef 20, at 22300 Third ay ing signally failed and been only 6 and lota east tern , re wards, T, Murphy, 3. M, Bia, O, 8. Morte, Golden—Mike C. Golden, 49, June] insulted for thelr pains in their ef Time enrd tuajedt.te shanee Fate caerin Gaean S. Flanten 20, at©Minor hospital forta to induce the council to sub without notice. tion Drano® Office. | Preteen stair is ell ‘ oils mit the franchise to a vote they in U, SEELEY, Jr, Agent. invRehiiaNnal Rke & it eT Dabney, J, B Allison, W.. Wumet, PAY LATER FIRECRACKERS, augurated & movement for twol|! geattle Tel, Main 176 ! " Bik. eit heme of every var and size at Piper | amendments to the city council, one ||| Tacoma Tel. 212 BEART Gn ie Tone ADVERTISING—L, ge Talt’s, 1224 and, ave *¢*| providing for the initiative and |. ccecsmmeeramees “ a i Ind. VLO@) MANAGIR=n o