The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 1, 1911, Page 7

It Will Cost $7,000,000 to Run the City According to figures of the mmittes of the elty coun- of running the elty gov. ment of Seattle for next year ts D16440.11, about $56,000 more in the estimate for this year, Tt is believed. that more than of this will be wiped out pcome from the water and departments and — other The only new item is set aside for the expenses in moection with the workmen's com. nsation act, PLANNING 10 BREAK LUMBER TRUST pobntie Mich, Sept. L—U. District Attorney Watson ts Dacnae today to break the s0- alled umber trust in this part of . following the filing of a ES ging conspiracy fo restrain terstate trade, The defendants whom he would ve restrained from imposing a 10 r cent penalty on dealers ship- titive firms are the i! Lumber Dealers’ © Scout. Publishing 4 the Lumber Secre- ries Bureau of Information of hicage. In addition to fines of 10_ per nt of the sales to indepedMent rms, the trust occasionally «xpels embers, thereby depriving them considerable interstate business. MASS LLON, O.—Free les — "4 =~) rors 15,000 men, wi ‘hitdren ts Dr. R. W. Dickey's , ¥ Winning votes for himselt the race for republican nomina- jon as mayor, ~~ SHOULD TEARS: Ss Where can I get a good one for B2.50° Try the “FILLMORE” §2.50--any {@tyle—all styles McDONALD’S HAT STORE 1023 Third Av. Bet. Madison and Spri CONTRACTING Estimates Furnished Free C. H. DAHLEM & CO. 1508 Third Ave., Between Pike and Pine. OPEN SATURDAY EVENING + eects ted: ie chggoelee ‘FATHER TIME” DEAD CHICAGO, Ii, Sept. ® “Old Father Time” is dead, ® Tits loss familiar name was L. P. Jenson, He died in his 76th year, after having repatred clocks for the federal, state and county governments in Chicago for 40 years, teeeeeee RARHKREKKRERKAHE AUTO CRASHES INTO POLE An automobile, driven by Attor noy George Olson and carrying oth er passengers, crashed into a trol Wey pole at Second av, and Battery st, Inst night, The trolley pole was demolished. the motor car heavily damaged and Olson was thrown out, He was tak en to the Minor hospital, suffeping from many bruises, The auto nearly collided with a laundry wagon, and, to escape the smashup, Olson drove his ¢ar jato the pole. If Athletic Eleanor Sears marries Harold Vanderbilt there'll be at least one Vanderblit who'll get the conceit knocked out of him if he doesn't bengve:» himeetf. 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They went back home today man and wife, for while they were inspecting our great em- poriums of commerce yesterday James A. was reciting reasons why Miss Rood should become Mra. Hamilton, The ceremony was performed at the Hotel Holland by Rev. 8. L. Whitman, RARER LOS ANGELES, Cal 1.—Roy Akin, ot the Loa 4 by President Henry Berry, Akin's release comes at his own request. He has an offer of a splendid po sition with @ wool firm in Texas and will start east at once releane Seeeteeeteeeee eee eeeeeeeee inihaliaiictaliaiiclialeRaiaialalatade! AMUSEMENTS MOORE THEATRE 4 Days Commencing Beitomber 3. Matin nd Wednesday Mort 1 Musical Revue MIS§ NOBODY FROM ATARLAND With Olive Voit Perfect Cast and Beauty Chorus Prives; $00, The. § $1.60, Beate Thur "SEATTLE THI EATRE mat L. Drew, Mer Both Phones ¢& Tout AM Woek—Matin “ADRIFT IN THE W Saturday o Nighte-—16, 28, 35 and 60 Cents NEXT WEEK, Starting Bunday Matines. Sep’ LOIS THEATRE ALEX. PANTAORS. 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If sustained, it simply | moans that 1 must go to Mc The United Staton clroult court Noll’s Island of appeals will meet in thi ty| fan was September 11 to consider blu The evidence presented in the last winter will be reviewed, all be the court will probably hand tte, instead of sorvin own its decision within ed | ‘Are in the penitentiary months. be released in 2% ye | FAMOUS POLITICIAN DEAD SHE WANTS DIVORCE) [A"0Us Fo Bopt. 1-—Peter 1 Gust, who has been | Brains” Sweeney, famous New stenographer for her) york politician in the old days,| husband fn the Pioneer bullding,| who was commonly credited with | has brought sult for divorce, She | povsession of the brains which real says that Adolph A, Gust, her hus-| jy directed the destinies of the] band, has formed an attachment for | odoriferous “Boss” Tweed ring fifty | her woman, years ago, is dead today at Lake The couple have been married| Mohapac, 'N. 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