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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-21

*Flick out for Interference.
Two-base hits. Flick, Gochnaur; three
base hits, Bay, Ortiz; sacrifice hit, Bay;
stolen bases. Hickman, Mccarthy; double
plays. Lajoie to Gochnaur to Hickman,
Mccormick to Moran to Clarke; first base
on balls. off Orth 1; hit by pitched ball,
Washington Z; struck out. by Joss 8, by
Orth 4; time. 1:18; umpire, Sheridan; at
tendance, 1927.
HiehIanders Split Header.
ST. LOUIS. No. Aug. 20.-St Louis
split even with the visitors, winning the
first game to l and losing the second 4
to g. Attendance $500. Score:
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-21

The Hudallas defeated the Ben Hurs by
the score to Z, and will play the Tip
Tops.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-21

The Lower Town Stars took the 81
Paul Fire and Marine Insurance COM
pany team into camp by the score II to
8. The Stars want game with some
fast twenty year-old team Address r. J.
c., 303 Somerset street.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-10-30
BETWEEN EVANSVILLE AND LOUISVILLE
W. EpoRT and cANSELToS DIVISION.

gxcept Sunday. Da. Ex-sunday.
yo.G. No.N. No.9. Moo. No "a. No. u.
q = n. A. M. An. AM Pm
90 SOD u.<0 Lv. Lincoln Ar. ss2 i20- $50
10 10 n.oJ Ar Rockport 10 100 is.is
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-10-30
Considerable.

A well known New York clergy
man had habit at one time of con-
dItioning his actions with the phrase
Dec volente," or God willing" or
something Of the sort. An old wo-
man, the head Of al aristocratic
family, invited him M dine. Il shall
be delighted to 2 ycri. he said, If
! am spared. "
Perhaps IKE woman thought she
shifted car M the terminal phrase,
for she SAID quickly, "Oh. if you're
dead ! promise not to expect YOU"
christian Register.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-10-30

Old Gentleman-My boy, don't
you go to school?
Boy-Yes, sir.
Its a long time after Q, and here
you are playing"
That's all right. We had a rath-
er late breakfast, and mamma wss
afraid I'd be late, SO she wrote me
an excuse, and I've got it in my
pocket"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-10-30

It's a regular summer day picnic
to revel IN the bargains and de.
molishing prices offered by The
COURIER advertisers.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-10-30

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Deo0ueee the shove Peenlfs In 20 deyA y go
Sowsgfully on0 quietly. Curso when IN oeAssD e11l
tounG Dsa Win rsonAn sheiY ~ manhood. aD0 on
Osu Win recover their youthful Niger b uotnG
0EvIvO. - ouSckly and surely rssecree nervous
go Looo vitalisy, lnpeesoey. nightly emiss1ooe
lea Power, ysahn9 Msanory. Wessine Dissasse. end
on s0scoD q eslfeb1Ds o. sscseo End tndiecseeaeo
which unAts oos for st1dy. businsss OF nanis0s !!
- oa1y cures ~ Sgtng . the eees q diseoo ous
Inc baek the pank glow 60 pale eheeee and 3
ssorinG shs ARE Of youfh. Il wards oa !nsenisl
ond ooegunpe1oa- lnsise en havinG 1EvIvOs .
O1yoo yssvoekaes. - IN ~ oSJ0os W11A -
Ne Wy1eeoa g1nPaneeo - eoso - eoee
- nooey. Book and advise free. Address
k0IH AEDlClNE ". cnicAoo. IL
For sale in Jasper, Ind, by Mart
Friedman. Nov 81. OF. iy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1903-10-30

NcA No.61 NoO No. 81 MOSS. So.ss
80 iLT a. Nv. Lincoln Ar. 7.55 sos IL Ss
1925 liz &. Tell City Lv. 7.07 eco 10 "a
Ws' 2N 'annelton 100 q ". N
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-03-13

Frank ]. Woodland is home from an
eastern trip.
The Modern Woodmen met for initia-
ton Wednesday evening.
Three petitions for membership were
received by Owosso Lodge No. 81, F. 81
A. NJ, Wednesday evening
The pupils of Miss Tuthill's grade,
Central school. have contributed 81. so
towards the Ross memorial tablet fund.
Frank Comstock, who is at the st.
Louis Sanitarium, undergoing treat
ment for rheumatism, is still very sick.
Mrs. A. E. Sherman; of Byron, gives
linen shower tomorrow for Miss Grace
Ainsworth, who is soon to be married.
Kelley Brothers. the plumbers, have
rented j. H. Laverock's store at 213
North Ball street, and are arranging it
for their business.
Mrs. Chas. Bailey. North Water street,
went to Oakley this morning, called
there by the illness of her mother, Mrs.
Hannah Middaugh.
The Pedro Club was entertained Tues
day night by Mr.. and Mrs John N. Ak
ford. The prizes were won by DR.. Fl.
L. Large. Miss Warren, Mrs. J. s.
Blair and j. H. Evans.
Invitations are out for the marriage
OF Miss Grace Ainsworth, of this city,
to Mr.. Earl M. Bergy, of Mt. Pleasant,
to take place Wednesday morning,
March 25, at ~ o'clock, at the home of
the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. N.
Ainsworth, 31S King street.
Fred Hurry, student at Owosso Bust.
ness College, has accepted a position
as bookkeeper with j. HI. Rose, music
dealer. Nelson B. Proper another
student, went to Bay City Saturday
morning to assume the duties of steno.
grapher and bookkeeper in the engineers
office of M. c. railroad. The assistant
engineer visited the college on Wednes-
day for help.
Benjamin Monroe fell while in his
barn Friday night and broke his leg.
Monroe was already partially crippled
from an accident which happened some
years ago. Mr.. Monroe has been sim
gularly unfortunate. The right leg, the
one at present out of commission, has
been broken six times, his left leg has
been broken twice and his hand once.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-03-13

The Press-American fund for the
Ellen May Tower Monument has reach
ed 1894
Mrs. o. L. Sprague was badly scalded
about the limbs Saturday by the tipping
over of pot of hot tea.
Mr.. Homer Palmer and Miss Ethel
Aten were recently married at Norvell,
jackson county. Mr.. Palmer formerly
lived at Owosso.
G. w. Ashoff is in Jail at Detroit
charged with stealing diamond valued
at $16S from Clifford n. McCurdy, for
merly of this city.
The Modern Woodmen's Degree team
of which James Fred Ross was mem
Der. has made subscription Of five dol
lars to the Ross Memorial fund.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew s. Hewes have
sold their house at 8O6 Broadway to
William Meehan, an Ann Arbor Rail
road blacksmith. Mr.. and Mrs. Hewes
will move to Lansing.
The line-shaft at the new Woodland
furniture factory was damaged last
week and the machinery was shut
down for several days. The shop is not
running in all departments yet, but the
saws have been busy some weeks cutting
up floor and supplies.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1903-03-13
Miss Dora 9. Kenyon is east buying

Miss Dora G. Kenyon is east buying
goods.
Mrs. Michael Griffith, of Stewart
street, is sick
Nicholas johnson, of Owosso, has
been granted a pension of $12 per
month.
Miss Lulu Cracked, of Bay City, and
Mr.. Charles Rood. of Owosso. will soon
be married.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. M. Christian have
gone east on ten days business trip
to buy goods.
Floyd Blair and the Misses Harmon
and Fannie Card are new clerks at D.
M. Christians.
The Middletown Cereal Company re-
Gently shipped consignment of goods
to Newfoundland.
Mr.. Norris Ward and son Clarence,
OF Pine street, have returned from
Wharton, Canada.
Miss Louise Haupt has entered a
wholesale millinery house at Detroit to
study the new styles.
Robert Gale is one of squad of forty
FIVE trying for position on the q. of M.
base ball team. He is pitcher.
Charles M. Bailey was given sur
prise party at his home, Friday evening,
the occasion being his birthday.
A daughter was born recently to Mr..
and Mrs. James Curwood, of Detroit.
Mr.. Curwood formerly resided in this
city.
Ann Arbor Engine As has been turned
over to the Wabash, and will run on
the main line between Montpelier and
Detroit.
There was genuine thunder storm,
Saturday morning. A sharp flash of
lightning put several telephones out of
business.
During the past three months there
has been an increase of about three
cents per gallon in the wholesale price
of gasoline.
The Callard Furniture Company, of
Bancroft, in which Owosso capitalists
are interested, is offering ten thousand
dollars worth of stock for sale.
The Fat Mans Bicycle Club had din
ner at the Wildermuth, Friday at six
p. m, and spent the evening with Maj.
and Mrs. G. B. McCaughna.
The Elks had roundup at their hall
Wednesday evening, and initiated
large class of candidates. There was a
banquet and social session following
the work.
G.. T. VanCamp received quite
painful injury, recently, by stepping on
a nail The sole of his foot was pene-
trated for depth of an eighth of an
inch or more.
Hon. Chas. A. Towne stated to friends
in Lansing that he will remove to that
city within year to make it his perma-
nent home. He will continue his bust
ness relations in the east.
Owing to the setting in of blood
poisoning after the finger had been man
gled in corn shredder recently, j. B.
Smith, of R. F. d. No. 7, had to have
the injured member amputated.
Owosso Lodge SO, I. O. o. F., confer
red degrees upon class of candidates
Friday evening" and received several
petitions. Evangelist Bennett and his
helper, Mr.. Langdon who are members
of the order in another state, were
present and made few remarks.
G. w. Jennings wishes to thank
those who have mentioned his name in
connection with the republican nomi-
nation for mayor, but he must positively
refuse to allow his name to go before
the convention, as his business would
not allow him to attend to the duties of
the office were he elected
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-13
MWRGEg
GAME HG
Several Unhappy People
Freed From Calling
Bonds

Prank johnson had more trouhlr
Wtta the English Language than lu
So ufiuE = divorce from hin wife
Annie. IN Judge Belle court. this
laefninK IN relating Anniea natri.
ffsonfai Shortcomings. johnson said
I Al wife. be left NJ and hin stay
h@st all tAsu A. Eiy him enough
g eat tight ions. All taem too.
tutEs lssii refused 10 allow John
sssn 70 saii his wife 8 he o. = him. p
ard johnson tried Il again. lie said
| HIN sans aSht leng tame aeo. "
Htse tfs= tasr fsssiFH gave him q les.
500 On the ots 81 the personal pro-
99Yh aaa johnson went away a
happy man.
Ills ~ife had deserted him. going
u her home IN Minnesota. about a
year ago
Jennie Mari Was granted a d.
vurea from bred Mar, because the
latter told her. sufus time ago. that
~ vas tired Of working. and that
she could support herself b keeping
hoafa.FHs She claims that Mar "a IA
NJ knew Spanish sifl who had All
hindH o. money. who would take
care Of him. 30 he wouldn't have to
work She says that Mar went 10
i've ~tth the Spanish woman. and
she aet her divorce at once
Mira isaan Hafsen, shass htss-
bend = serving a two-yoaf term In
= - .s=sssss:sis saf ia if,a a5tutnllt-
- To fiii Der. Nas granted a divorce
eH ground Of cruelty, BY Judge He'll
fhe defendant to the divorce suit
eszH found guilty last March o. as.
Htuit With intent 20 commit muir.
ser. and vas sentenced 20 two years
q tn peuitentiary by SUPERIOR
ssdee Griffin. II was at the request
81 ths Injured wife that HorselI's
sfntrure was 80 light Rha wrote
70 the judge snd begged that he deal
ruefeifuilY with her husband
4 am an American woman. and
Won creep after no man on earth,
II VIII just tell you that. sir. 4
y puid rather 90 hungry than ask
ny husband Go live With me when
he didn't want To-"
Mrs. Esther Murray made this
statefuent IN the most indignant tone
hits morning IN the divorce court. In
answer to judge Bells question.
Have YOU asked your husband to
return and live with YOU. madame 2"
Mfrs. Murray was granted = divorce
from her husband. Robert Murray,
" no Ia we'll known IN Seattle as the
original oyster cocktail man. Che
alleged desertian and stated she had
never communicated with her hus-
band after he left her. because she
wha too proud and Independent"
Mr.. Murray ia the proprietor OF a
restaurant on First avenue. and Mrs
Murray lie working a. n domestic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-13
CHEAP GAS WILL
NOT BE CUT OFF
Judge Hanfos Present Business of
Citizens Company Does Not Enjoin Extensions
Districts Now Without Gas

under the general corporation laws.
Despite tnis faei. however, Judge
ffnnford holds that the citiHeuri COM
pany cannot hold 81 this state any
powers which II could not legally sz-
trc.1c 10 the state Of New Jerrsy. and
hHcifn up his opinion by SEVERAL widely
know federal decisions
The question 1hieh the appellate
court Will be- called apoH u decide. Ia
case Hn appeal 10 taken. therefore. 10
WAtthrF III local restrictions upon Kss
companies. imposed by the fsew Jersey
inw can rct - prevent the eitixens
company from carrying on 81 the state
- Washington business which ~
could ihNfuliy conduct n incorporated
under the rfneral corporation Laws of
the sthte - Washington.
The attorneys ~ the neW gas com
pauy. whGe admitting the soundness q
Judge N ~ fdH reasoning from =
general standpoint contend thai fhs
statutes q this state ear b. construed
~ allowing the general eofparatisa
laws ~ Nos Jersey % prevail oYef
the special set. the state q NAshiug-
ton laying DO special restrictions upon
gaH companies.
The ciuxsns' gar company has been
iu bufinfss in Seattle since December
iaat and has large ard modern pisnt
nenr fntsrbay. 4 large majority Of its
stockholders and ifs officers are local
capitalists gho have invested mere
than 10000 10 the eutsrpriss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-13

and Il has taken the county prose.
cutorA several days 70 find a law
under which they can prosecute
theHe men.
There appears 10 be some
weiKhty point OF Law involved that
/ believe should be fought Gus In the
couris. I'll take the decision Of the
courts as final in the matter I've
read the city law. but then. that
might be reversed IN higher courts.
or Il might even be thrown out IN
the lower court. as many other cases
have. This new felony law may be
IN conflict with the city ordinance.
and there ara other points that
might come up.
Taking the whole thing IN oonald-
grafton ! t1iuk u T. hetter that tila
case be submitted TO the courts to
decide
The complaint In the state case
was drawn up and sworn to before
Justice George by city Detective
Frank Kennedy. who made the ar
rest II charges that
II Isle and W. stone. and each
Of them, in the county OF KinF,
state OF Washington. on the nth
day Of June, 1904. wilfully. unlnw-
fully knowingly and felonlouaiy, IN
that certain building In the city of
Seattle. King county, Washington,
numbered and known az 'i0f Firth
avenue south then and there ala
conduct. carry on and operate Ger.
tain gambling device consisting Of
five wooden bowls. four ~ said
bowls containing twenty (20) tubes
each, and each Of said tubes contain
ing one numbered card and one Of
said bowls containing four tubes
each af said four tubes containing
one numbered card. which sqid gam
| Bling device was then and there "
aafd " Isle and W. Stone, and
eadh Of them uulawfully and felon-
ioualg conducted, carried ON. played
and operated for money. ana said
building being a place whore per-
SONS then and thers resorted FOR the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-13
WILL MAKE IT HOT FOR
BOSS GAMBLER FERGUSOKS
FAKE PH|LANTHR0P|STS
Prosecuting Attorney Scott PrOCures Warrants for
Two of Them Under Felony Law

have had a warrant issued for
~ arrest q II Llsle and W Stone.
- q the men whom the police ac-
. being employed IN 'scotty
a2stfs lottery den ! viii pros
- them under the new felony
sz.apiing law. which I have every
sseson 70 believe covers their ease.
sufthsr than that. ! viii DO every
'as - ny power TO close Fer-
sp5fs Eaue and 10 keep IL closed
- hot IN sympathy with the peo-
Hiao think It ought to remain
peudluR a test 81 the ueH law
ne eaafta arr free 10 say that
es'ieFe II r. be the duty ~ every
- efiieer iH the city who has
...lasiietian. g. finHe up the lottery
se-ss snd kaat IL ztaasA ttrsu aAa
'e,.fif have construed the laW"
a. - IN THIS emphatic language
-. -. ff1seeHtiuR Attorney Scott NJ
- tfeiaF. declared - : Star re-
.sf BE Intention . take the law
- NJ D. HHda Gel dealing with
= isfefi0Hs bnss gambler who has
-, the present moment dehed the
- = eieae The lottery den which
- ereratiuR for alleged charlt-
~ 49, pas p0sasa ID the uew teuderl0ln
alstflnf
-. =. ltala and ~ Stone are the two
sp.'.teA 0f EefEasgH'a house who
MINED IN tho warrant Mr. Scott
afef from Justice Ge9fee p
essss fheT SIRE CHARGED with op-
sssk gambling device. which.
hgsf,. tns naH iaN f. felony pun
=. s.le Hifh impfIaahment m from
hs.a lhfss faars IN the state PEN
80 ish u fhe fact thaf proseeut o.
~ AiAsfneT Scott believes the le,f b.
- sHma i being conducted In vio-
y the felony law, 4 f. exc
af9 BkelF fHat ahfflf cudihae
~ afeD IN ana eloae IA effhougb
LEI q Police sullivan. aa usual M
4 iik ami says be win not move
a. -, msitef untn the course pass
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-13

A state law makes Il the duty ~
every pence officer, including the
sheriff. all precinct conntables and
every policeman. 20 procure evidence
against and pfuseurfe an law break.
ers. and Sheriff Cudihee. n he does
not etsh 20 violate HE oath Of Of.
nee. must proceed against Ferguson.
The fact that chief Of Police Sui
Ivan VIII not act. does not excuse
him.
Every time "scottys Ferguson
writes n lottery ticket Tor his fake
charity he renders himself liable 10
prosecution both for felony and
rnisdefnean0r The Star yesterday
pointed out the duty ~ the city Of.
nciais under the city ordinance pro-
i2s+ - = -. - -s-4-s s-Ass-.==t -.
Prosecuting Attorney SCOTS IN
ierview with the Star today lndl-
Gates clearly the opinion Of the
county legal department as 10 the
duty Of the county peace officers.
Although the lottery b. stlli run-
ming. Chfef Sullivan continues 70
back and fiii on the proposition u
closing u
This morning he said he would AL
low the lottery 20 run until II vas
N"iftifiNNN N COURT MHHtHtf AH'tH
was any law against ~. fie r. not
satisfied 10 CLOSE the place, even af.
ter complaints have been issued
from the office of both the city and
county proaecutofs Ifo mado bold
10 say THE morning that HE KNEW
ABOUT AS MUCH OF THE Law
~ THE CITY ATTORNEY. and
that he would let tho lawyers fight
the cnse out w the courts, ana an.
ui tho court decided Il. the place
Mould run openly.
Three men have been arrested
from the lotferY" said the CHER 70
Star reporter. thin m0uinRi 'the
first man arrested was charged un-
dor d city complaint For some rsa-
son bis oaAo WaH postponed Tor 9
whole waVk The other Two men
we're arrested under the state law
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-13
FORGERY
Warrant Out for Lieut.
BushfeHs Arrest

Infgrms,io neharFins forsery was
ing and warrant OF arrest ISSUED
against Lieutenant 4. n Hukhfisid
Seventeenth United States infantry
who was recently tried By court
martial al Vancouver. Wui. on 2
charge Of conduct unbecomlug al
officer.
Lieutenant Hushfleld IL alleged to
have forged the name Of 8 A
Campbell a brother officer. 20 a
check on the First National bank
for fab. Lieutenant Bushfieia's msin
fault it IL alleged. has been fast
living
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-13
Prospects are Good For a General
Mix-up When Prince Kara
georgevifCh Attempts TO
Ascend fhe Throne

nELGHAuE June IA Every hour
ban more haaftIs feeling against
Price karaHrnrEestt ard adds 60
the popular desire far 4 repuhlicau
Arm - government.
EFH srfHF i affeazsF spit iusa iarz
tnzs. one desiring karaKeorNsvite b
- the ether belnk ss4aallg insisisus
- Prince Mifko Montenegro Many
fesf that ahsn the neW king is az
aegneess Monday 4 eieii war ulii BE-
2eeipitafed should such iutsrtssi
sszensioa arise there - no doubt bat
nat Austria wautd intervene. with
EefseqaenrAs trait eann0t be eafi.
MafeA
sessvknyite. ore ~ the leaders %
ne feVosstson and organizers ~ the
fps9H. TODAY IN q public interview
~ - saH tired uf munAfehie and
ssssfFs r. sse E republic ike Huff-
aefisnf established lie says hr has
hsE following u this aeNif~ outside
= army circles.
fFsn4sf ThsazipFesiteh Alexander.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-13

company. II. X elise. one 81 the at
tarueNh for the Citizens company.
af which his brother J. W. elise. II
president. says
= desire 20 afsurs The readers ~ tho
star that the Stars fight for cheaper
Kaa eiil not be- Ia vain. and that Eas
vii never 60 back 10 g. per thousand
the rate charged ht the old company
prior 10 the advent ~ citizens sna
tsfheFa IL nothing in the decision 81
Judge Huhfard which will prevent The
gltixenu company from continuing a.
furnish FaH - IT. patrons ln the fntur.
as II the past The company ~ eniArr-
iuH its present plant ard by Juiy : viii
have itH capacity doubled
The present litigation dDea not ~
feet streets upon which she Old com
nanf has 20 mains. and mainu and SER
VIE sill BE- rapidly completed on Cap
itai hit Queen Anne. North seattle
Itsilafa ard Fremont
Pew more interesting LEGAL auentiona
have ever hsHu raised in the state ~
- ashinstah than that Involved in the
gas case. Tho point RAISED b. that the
HsH gas company vas organized. ano
Incorporated under the general c0rpor
alton laws 81 the state ~ New Jersey
which has special Law Tor the incur
nefatton ~ gas enmDanlfa
The state IT y sshinftan. e. which
the GltiEsfiH tias company confines ita
operations has No. special nci. aud ERs
companies are allowed o. do business
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-13
ENJOINED
puooAlE ooSs AFTER JUMP.
an SPEC" HuRLsuT

Manager DuRaale 81 the local eiab
In the FaCinc National isaEue. he=
taken out his touiaha~k and sufss
after isft FIELDER spec haribufs
" 30 Jumped 20 Portland IN the cussi
isaEus lest TauFsdas
To-day tudE' hsil granted uussisls
~. .S,s. ssty :, qs.tas x..ss. ,-ns l..is
Buafals'-. until June -. uhsn the
rsst fsiniuE order II rssafuahiss ane
az that time puadAis vii ask thai
the injunction he msda binding until
oct 81 al which tiue @ufibuf = epils
Tract with DuNdals efFifss.
pugiaie says that Hfrihuf Ftsusa
contract last p~eembef 50 plas
with him FOR ttft = month Dor TITS
sarson and he expects ~Npee~ q Tvs
up ta'h,
That's order will keep Ifufinut uul
~ the game to-day and intnusfnN
ard FoFtisna viii have 70 st an.
otl,rt man % rlay isfi-nTlf uatH
the hearing on the Injunction has
saksn place
pugdais says in hts Petition fhai
10 thinks :; wosla Re as~isHs - sas
ffuf4but - rdama ~ Tot hfe&efs q
contract. as the latter is N an isn'
prcnninup condition and would -
unable Ia RESPOND
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-13

troll of tho streets Tor the benefit Of
the public Whenever necessity or
the public welfare demands a.. the
complainant must Submit "a the in
convenience aud additional burden
81 maintaining lie ayHtsn which
may result from the laying Of other
pipes pursuant o. lawful authority.
within the hve-foot zone which Il
now claims"
The entire decision. therefore ia
based upun an alleged defect in The
incaf poFntion ~ the Citizens conn
pany nhd although Judge iianfard
holds Inst defect does exist. the
decision VIII NOT Interfere with the
citizens company b. the operation
~ ita existing piHn or 80 prevent
extensions ~ ifH service 90 parts Of
che city now without rns
Ia "a nutshell the decision means
that Judge iiaHfofd o. ~ the opinion
that the now FHa cumuhnN'H ime0fs
rorufiun papers are defective aud
that the old company IL entitled e.
nn Injunction preventing the new
corporation from laying mains and
service uiuer on streets nov oeruz
pied BY the oid company pending a
trial 0f the cune
The new company may determine
O. take an appeal from the deeIaIan.
which n basel uhon ateHiioua 81
law that are stili unsettled.
Regarding the eject the decision
~ili have upon the operations Of his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-13
PHILIPPINE
PROSPERITY

WARRINGTON. June IS =Iass bsi.
reau n iaruiar affairs ~ the N.u d.
I'aFinpVut rpcsivsd today the auumal
report ~ the governor u AitAx. n
which BIZ states that nearly q 90 -
has been saved OF thcr aat - itAusnaf
iAiion ia different parts q The Ffasi
incs iart Yrar through rad building
bicycles and automobiles are uaN be
inK used on the hishwsfs
The people ~ ths province received
. -. 90 for hemp expectations daflns
the past year Thirty eight coumai
schouis. one high school and slk -
rorhial schools have been established
In the province