The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 29, 1918, Page 3

THE SEATTLE STAR INDORSE FIGHT Ga _ ON PROPOSED TUESDAY, Leader, Strong An Urgent Appeal to Restrict the Use of the Telephones Final passage of the ordinance di-| a wh recting the corporation counsel to proceed against the proposed in crease in gan rates was made by the} | city council Monday afternoon | Corporation Counsel Meter and As-| sistant Corporation Counsel Kennedy | i i" i will carry the fight before the public 1 at Olympla on itizens. y wants to elim nate sunts for prompt payment of bills, and thus add $10,000 a month jto its revenue, ‘Obtain City Rights | on Ballard Tracks ) Permission for the traction com: | }¢ |pany to dincontinue service on one | }1 Rallard line was granted by the city | { counell Monday, in return for the use } { means commit ships for Uncle 86 | ) the iad to it that the elty does ‘THE large number of operators now absent because of illness makes it necessary for us to again appeal to the Public to restrict their use of the tele- phone and to urge their friends to do likewise. The thanks of the company and the community are due those patriotic and conscientious patrons who confine their use of the telephone to essential calls, thereby helping the service of war industries, hospitals and stricken homes of the city. . I think our mayor's & worked out in detail, will ity's credit practically wi of 2,000 fect of Ballard line track on which to store the 25 xtreet cars the city is buying in St. Paul, The new cars are expected to arrive Wednew | day, and will be tracked on Market st., from 14th to 20th aves, N. W |}* ruction of the proposed car line from the end of the new snunict: | {¢ | pal elevated to the plant of the Seat. | tle North Pacific Shipbuilding Co | will not be started until after the election, November 5. Thin work was ; 4 by the federal govern is to be paid for by the! government, the city and the ship: building company whose plant it will! @ | serve, | —— | BRIDGE WORK BEING RUSHED | Completion of the Tenth ave. N. E bridge is in sight, with the introduc: | tion in the city council! Monday of an ordinance providing for the expen diture of money not exceeding $107,- 000 for the work ur manufac turers. "So I way vote jable terma until ele jquate, efficient, « army in times of © or war, It re LL. Chat; been pro fee of the af moted to th Struck by Thomas W. I Sixth ave. W. PAY FOR AUDIT OF CAR BOOKS The city council passed an ordi-/ nance Monday, paying Smith, Rob ertaon & Moorehounse, public account | ants, $1,850 for auditing the books of | the traction company. — ms The Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Company 42 of the Skinner & Eddy | shipyard No. 2, was instantly killed | Monday night. An aged mother, who in severely Il], survives. The woman's legistath | Washington will not et the mid-year assembly unt ember | 20-82 at the Young Women's Chris | lan association, Will 8, Ritehie, age 64, an employe Jot John Davis & Co, died Mon | day at the Seattle General horpital |of pneumonia. His body will be sent to L om, Ind., for burial | Flying glass injured four people | when a Yesler way cable car coitided with a southbound trolley car Mon day at 12th ave. and Yesler way, The injured, who were taken to the Providence hospital, are: W. C. Shepherd, 201 14th ave Dave Ab zeinoff, 1909 Spruce st; Mra. J. H Fletcher, 193 26th ave, and Mra. Rapp, 133 13th ave, H. S. Walker, Louis Elkan and G. A. Conklin are the three Seattle law students who successfully paswed the | state bar examinat’ pla October 17 and 15. Three black bears in 10 days is the Seventy-cight thousand American | soldiers were fed in one month at! one Red Cross eanteen near the front ouncil of & local shipyard, who passes his his big ranch near Snoqualmie, Ac cording to signs. there are two more bears in the vicinity of the ranch which the shi Increase in the production of pen- | | nut oll affords another opening for | trade between Beattle and the Orient, | according to local shipping men. Pea | nut off is rapidly taking the place of cottonseed oil in the manufacture of | food stuffs. | The port warden's office Is to be | given the use of a nailing launch by |the navy yard for inspection pur. | poses on the waterfront, | On the recommendation of BR. G. | Frazier, state director of vocational | education, the Y. M. C. A. technica! classes will be given full recognition land assistance, excepting financial | ald, by the federal board of vocation al education. | Jd. W. Mitehel lier way, was ac | Mond afternoon, while at work at the North Pacific Shipbuilding Co.'s yard. Wine and prescription records were seized Monday afternoon in a raid conducted by deputy iffa on the |Goodenough Drug Co.'s store, at Third ave. and Columbia st. The aged 38, 1310 Rad GHT to the end at St. Helena, Napoleon kept his fastidious liking for a smooth chin. Bourienne, his biographer, says ; that he shaved himself with singular dexterity, ‘ ' one valet holding the glass, another the towel. ‘ The greatest of all war strategists was so proud of his razors that he stipulated in his will that his splendid silver shaving 4 set must be delivered, on his death, to his son, the King of Jof the Peace Otis W. Brinker, at the request of Depyty Prosecuting Attor | ney T. H. Patterson. Charles Ames, a veteran mariner Victories Call for With eac h additional strip of ter captured from the Huns, an duty is imposed on the } Rome. How much more pleased Bonaparte would have people t6 feed the re t been if he could have added to these beautiful razors the | pAtyiae’ mhaplanns aerate cebext Hoover's staff, in speaking to local food office aides Monday, He is here on an inspection trip with FR. W. 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