The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 10, 1918, Page 11

cnt ay KNUTe tt guvPpPose I wOULD ABYIS 11.08 FOR NEXT YER *. ewunty’s tax levy will be tals for 1919, against 10.71 walls for 1918, according to the final meeting of the county com- —« from the proposed budget of $3 wits. Wednesday night car type, according t si treed work. an stated Odom. obtain Wel TO ADOPT milors, and their children. of Commerce. Of the war. Again Rich Haul home of 0. P. Serm, 5609 15t! N, was en Welnesday night, and a cold wate O95 worth of W. S. 8. stole Bewiars obtained two @ ladies’ diamond the residence of D. N. Ey » proprietor of Sure at 9 p.m. to Manding inside of an ope They canada : ver 4AR APPEAL & eanning of fruit for men over- Oe is made Thursday by Mins ao of the Chamber of 2% Maton” Jars should be left es 1% KNGW WHERE 1 Lost (Tt ‘The commiasioners cut out $620,200 Galafy increases were approved in| track record—while fe cases of the application of the | pounds. itor, superintendent of schools, oe Ge ‘and treasurer, in the final) PHILADELPHIA, The budget of the county engineer querer of Fred Fulton and feduced from $183,633 to $58,500. ty Engineer Humes stated that get along with 40 men in- end of 75, since the county did not /ish influenza epidemic. gee to do any new construction superintendent of the | and the other for the/ and five trucks for | moters cars that are now on de sold by the county com: eee employe using a car | @ certificate from | and a copy filed with the This rule will be : Petatece— { | ls to meet in Vancouver in the near|_ | Redishes— Fifteen Seattle homes in exclusive |iand town will have a club in the | ime districts have volunteered. 1918 race. ee tkaak per bs Miss Clio Hulbert, state director | eee Ternige— Local, per once - fee, to accept as working cnem- SE the tan wives of soldiers May be made thru the service bureau of the Seat-| ne wom: | will be “adopted” for the tered by burglars valuable necklace | lavalliere set with four pearls, | R. Tevia, 8t 1228 45th st. E., entered find two away before the As Fegister had been rifled, Shamater informe the police, Mreent call for fruit jars for THE SEATTLE S' BY CONDO! DOT WHERS DID You Loss it¢ Bea WELL, WHATS comin’ OFF Now 2 RALTIMORE, Md., Oct. 10.—Omar | Khayyam, the famous thorobred, is reported to be rounding Into shape again by Eastern critics, who say it j will take @ really great horse to | beat him from now on. | . Omar Khayyam won the Kentucky | | derby and most of the major 3-year ‘The interscolastic gridiron contests old events in 1917. Racing followers | see for Friday and Saturday of this say that his present speed compares | week have been set ahead one week, favorably with his form last season. | hecause of the ban on outdoor meet He stepped a mile on the Laurel |ings Ballard and Queen Anne were -|track here in 1:38, recently—one- | 4 “ ue to meet Friday, with Franklin [fifth of @ second slower than the/ang Broadway furnishing the oppo- THIS WEEK carrying 132) sition on Saturday. If the ban is lift ed and the players allowed to return |to school within the week, tilts will beak “Sateen” Sante —_ 18. gees |be run off next Friday and Saturday, i Pent Bat.| The Franklin team has been seri . oy, |Ously Weakened by e lows of Rupert tling Levinsky, of New York, |” rman ck, and Bot end scheduled for Wednesday night, Caiman. halfva 6 ee both players joining the marines re jeently. Coach Reseburg is badly handicapped by the loss of the two She bee SR be aged tater, | men, but ts putting his team thru a but no date has been set, the pro-| pun moters deciding to wait until the| ban is lifted before making new was postponed because of the Span- daily grind to give the Broad way crowd a real run for their “ money. arrangements. The ravages of the epidemic have feanceled most of the bouts scheduled thruout the East. Pro- are not scheduling any |more shows until the disease is wiped out. } NEW YORK, Oct. 10.—The inter- collegiate croupcountry run sched uled for November 23, at Van Court- land park here, has been canceled by the advisory board of the I. C. A |A. A. A, after a canvann of the lead: | Seterr | ing colleges of the East, which show. |"... ed that a majority of the Institutions | Cerm Mesh: would not have material for compe )Cacembere tent teams, because of the suspension of athletics during the war. eee VICTORIA, Oct. 19.—With several thousand shipyard workers anxious Omens, to support an ice hockey team here, | peanut Batter—Per ™ local sport followers are awaiting | Peppers. Wash. bell. cre with interest the decision of the | Feprore—lows, ver ™. --- | Northwest Hockey association, which | Leeat, Lora! leaf, per orate Walla Walla yellow Danw Local, per future, as to whether or not the is NEW YORK, Oct. 10.—Ted Lewis | and Jack Britton, whose favorite pas i $38 times are to battle with each other, | _™ Wen, Orin per mh will meet in New York some ticne | plackberries—Local, per crate after the middle of the month. eo eee LAUREL, Md., Oct. 10.—Willle Allen, jockey for Capt. Parr, Baltimore, for a number of years, shot and killed himself Wednesday, after hearing that his favorite horse, Shannon River driven by an other jockey, had fallen --4 broken Wash. Alexander . Crabapplee Grape Freit—Cal. soedtiess, box..... Cal 8 h Peare—h. Wash Local Italian bi bh a n The pungent richness of pure If the people of Seattle knew the Havana tobacco, value of Oxygen Vapor in the treat- ment of influenza, or as a prevent- : ve of this disease, T would be com- tempered by time yelled to enlarge my parlors. Q tat treatment will convince the| toa rare mildness nost skeptical of its effectiveness n relieving and curing all discas uf the respiratory organs. Oxygen Vapor is a p ent; it has ong since pi nee, Come in and see for your- elf. A registered physician is at the service of any who wish to con- ult him, free of charge. 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