The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 22, 1914, Page 9

DGE WON'T FOREST FIRES GIVE RETRIAL ARE BURNING IN AUTO DEAL INSCOUNTIES Judge Kenneth Mackintosh, tn a @ecision late ye OLYMPIA, May of the warm, dry we On account sterday afte athor and brisk denied motions for a new trial an fi &@ change of venue made by at neys for Cectl! Upper in the $3, county in whic Upper mandate, to compel County Treasurer Hanna to pay over that sum The court refuse to with the decision of found that County Cor Lafe Hamilton was bene terested in the deal Jury Verdict Stands The jury verdict will stand on its findings the plea of U; was crushed. The final stage in the fought case is the mere forr of signing judem to deny the writ of mandate, for which Upper! R asked in his quest for the $3,000. an Attorney George F. Vanderveer | ur ae says he may take the case to the}a tra supreme court f The rebuilt automobile was sold | kr by Upper to the county last fall, | the purchase beng approved by Commissioners Hamilton and Knud. sen on October 29, 1913 Refused to Cash Warrant County Treas I a fused to cash the $3. rrant, bring ing u ention that Com missioner ton was interested in the sale Judge Mackintosh Motion fc change of should have been made before the outset of the first trial and not after its unsuccessful terminatioy He recalled the stipulation agreed to by both sides that the findings of the jury should be con clusive. winds, forest Pacific, ¢ King coun more than 20 are burning in Lewis Snoh h halls mish and ambulance asked a w the case, it of according ent today Jens in Wash sof fire fimh interfer field for the Washtr t which | if ury ary. yolation, and the state an ssioner eral authorities ally in| - The most severe county, near In thousands of burned fire ts in Lewis endence, where ality | LONDON, May 22 that Misa M was f me s AY an 16 tr own man had fired the sh CHICAGO, May Fuvelle shot in Ital be Mrs. Mary Fav er of this cit 22.—The y is belley Miss wor Europe. INJURIES ARE FATAL| MOUNT VERNON, May 22 ter lying unconsctous for fiv from injurt 6 j thr from automobile, Ham McWhinnie, 23, died in the Burlington hospital last night. Mc Whinnie had been riding on the rear seat of an auto driven by Moore. ruled that a At venue wh Wil TAILORED READY CO 1,500 Shirts INA GREAT SALE SATURDAY 3 for at 85c $2.50 Soft Shirts with French cuffs and soft collars to match; also soft collars attached. Neat stripes h stiff cuffs attached. Tailored Ready Co. 401-403 Pike Street Out of the High Rent District eports reaching tone | AMERICAN GIRL SHOT | §\ Otto THE STAR— TO REBUILD TOWN WIPED OUT BY FIRE LEBAM, © belt Wash, May Plans; Hi pompleted today for the z of this town of 1,000 in its, which was practicall wiped off the map yesterday by a Actual re start ndreds of homeless slept lar night In tents, Fears of famine sub ided the arrival of wagon loadsa of food m I nd other neighboring The Mill and work will | plant was comple ° as 8 as the) loss being $200,000 ering debria ts cleared from| F. R. Brown, president, #a of the former buildings, | company will immediately ret Starts in Sawmill larger plant fire, which destre Fiames Cros Tracks Let the covering 16 | with taymond towns Timber Company's onstruction y destroyed, the val ¥ the yed the m Mill and which spread to the business dis trict, des five ocks and | DY scores of re originated in| while at the lumber The nills and yards of the r Co The tracks, and one after anoth: flames leaped idences the owners stood powe the sawdust conveyor The places de | mitt troyed include MeCrank’s poo! room, C. B. Ha With the burning of the mill the | department lows $ only pumping plant tn town was de-|James Kerman's Lebam hotel stroyed, and the only water avail-|$ 0; Lebam bakery, $ nie for fighting the fire was that/ern P; depot, $1,400; Smith ¢ drawn from wells. Hamilton's grocery, $12,000; Wi Autos Bring Hundrede hotel, $9,000; K P. hall, $ Dynamite ised to check . I rs bank spread of the flames, but tt availed! Na depa store, $ Little Albert Davia’ building, $2¢ Automobiles from surrounding | & Shafer Mer Co, $1 towns brought in hundreds of peo-| Residences other but the yuld be of sistance | [RUNS INTO AUTO HINKY CHARTER 2) QOD ONE-FOR CORPORATIONS “It 1s a corporation charter,” sal¢ was ne and ’ destroyed will bring the tota to more than $400,000 Httle a In a collision with ar driven by J. A. Wagner, at Fourth| ay, 8. and Massachusetts st. terday, M. ¢ Ww. n at, rid sustained a fractured a Devante store Van an | WENATCHEE, 22 laying of the. last natchee-Oroville Great Northern w at Pate ros next Mc ‘TRY THIS IF YOU HAVE DANDRUFF May The| rail of the We-| Charles W. Doyle branch ¢ the charter revision 1 be celebrated talked about the day member of the commiasion Hinky Dink ivil Berv affair lable to contro! at counclimen provided for | ter. Private franchises will be star \Or Are Bothered With Falling |, “ii, ghprova) as often aa they Hair or Itching Scalp. 4 charter ts reactionar in { and fundamentally the char ne sure way that uff co | There is | falls to rem fand 1 and that is to dimolve it nis de- | | stroys it entirely, To do this, just | get abot rat four ounces of plain, or dinary liquid arvon; apply it at | night when retiring; use enough to | moisten t scalp and it tn with the finger tips mornin: it 1 truft sa Through the civil service visions the city manager the mayor, ts the court of last re sort in the dismissal or retention of employes. Through working men who owe their sintments to him he will have s in every ecinet of the Wo will bow will arter removes ple, and de pro. rub own to his nost " proposed « yur dan will b e or four more app lefeated and bi om mu LAY DOUBLE TRACK| TACOMA, May The North ern Pacific Co. has announced that the contract for the laying of a double track for 60 miles and the eatroy every f it, no matte lyou may t You will find, too, that all and digging of th | instantly, and your ty, glo jand look and fee better If you want to how much dandruf itching 2 scalp will stop we ir will be fluf silky and a hundred tin keep your hair looking rich, do by all means get rid of dandruff, for nothing de- stroys the hair so quickly, It not jonly starves the hair and makes it | fall out, but it makes it stringy, stragely, dull, dry, brittle and life less, and everybody notices tt. 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