The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 13, 1919, Page 2

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Erickson, been appointed by the utilities com- mittee of the elty council to draft an ordinance expressing policy of |the city with regard paving right-of-way between the tracks of the Mother’s Grief Disturbs Superior Court’s Dignity The frantic grief of a mother deprived of her child, disturbed the dignity of a superior court department presided over by Judge H. B. Back, of Vancow , Wash,, in the city-county MOTORCYCLIST BADLY INJURED Street Car Hurls Auto Into His Machine age or Cunningham are fit to have custody of the child. Counter-allesg tions were made that Mra. Cunning: | ham was questionable. When in formed of the court's decision, Mr Cunningham burst into violent sobs expense and taking chances with your health that no person has a right to take. Now is the time to make a start for good teeth, good health and SUCCESS. FREE EXAMINATION We invite you to call. 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Wa turned his Ine to go in rear of the car 1 turn up Eighth ave, when his machine was struck by a north bound street car trav eling at a high rate ¢ The auto, smashed struck Lind’s machine, throwing Lind under it. He was picked uf and gent to the city corner. ita ither Ward nor his wife were but thelr machine was y wrecked, J. Matheny ng up behind Lind In an auto- narrowly eseaped being struck. H. J. Burke was motor man of the street car. Kye-wit- nesses declared that the street car |was traveling at excessive speed grandparents, JAPANESE ACCUS Charged with operating an Hlicit liquor still, R. Arti and Y, Jo, Jap, anese, will be brought before United | Mo: | Clelland Friday afternoon for a pre- Tho bill also Includes photopley, | gpm nee Seals of The, tar 2! lentnaay heester In municipal street railways, connection with discussion an auto- | pefore the utilities committee as to and a motor-|what city fund would bear the ex- PHONE MAIN 6211 FOR RESERVA- Ss HURRY! 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