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Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-19

ants and Manufacturers association at
4 o'clock yesterday evening.
Mayor McAleer, who very seldom
visits the council chamber, was pres
ent at this meeting yesterday and ap-
parently he voiced the sentiment of the
entire community when he said:
City Gives $4,000
What the people of Los Angeles
want to see Is this city head a sub
scription list with $4,000 from the city
treasury. 1 know and everyone knows
that the city is in financial straits and
it may be there is some technical legal
difficulty in the way of it but let us not
consider red tape at this trying hour.
Let us do something as CITY,"
"The mayor is right. This city should
head the subscription list with $4,000
from the city treasury" said Council
finance committee.
Councilman Hitler moved that this
amount be subscribed and he was
quickly seconded by Councilman Healy.
Although F. @. Story was in the chair
at the time as chairman of the eXecu-
tive committee, President of the Coun-
Gil Summerland put the motion.
This brought Councilman Smith to
his feet. Councilman Smith is chair
man of the finance committee.
Watchdog Smith Yields
while this city is facing deficit
and this deficit will fall largely on my
own shoulders as chairman of the
finance committee, l will vote for the
$4,000 if Los Angeles has to go into
bankruptcy as result" said Council
man Smith. There were almost tears
in his eyes as he made this assertion,
for he has been holding the city's purse
string very tight and $4,000 is good
deal of money to give from a depleted
treasury and with nearly every depart
ment in the city overdrawn for tens
of thousands of dollars.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-19
REV. DR.. BURDETTE
DISCUSSES THE
TERRIBLE DISASTER

Rev. Robert j. Burdette, pastor of the
Temple Baptist church, expressed his
ideas with reference to the San Fran
cisco disaster last evening at the prayer
meeting.
He did not feel that the unfortunate
people were made to suffer from any
sinful nature of the city. but that the
calamity resulted from the principle of
the falling of the temple of old.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-19

This telegram was sent to Mayor
Schmitz of San Francisco about 10
o'clock last night by the citizens re-
lief committee, an organization COM
posed of the council and the civic
bodies, which was formed yesterday.
Through this telegram this committee
has pledged Los Angeles to produce
$10O, 900 to relieve the earthquake suf-
ferers and should the citizens of Los
Angeles fail to contribute this amount
the members of the committee stand
ready to dip into their individual
pockets to supply the deficiency.
But it is not believed Los Angeles will
fail In San Franciseo's dire extremity.
Invite All Bodies
The executive committee of the relief
committee held meeting in the coun-
Gil chamber of the city hall last even
ing and extended an invitation for the
officers of all the women's clubs in the
city and of every other civic body to
meet with the executive committee at
the chamber of commerce at IL o'clock
this morning.
At o'clock the executive committee
will hold meeting in the committee
room of the chamber of commerce and
formulate further plans for relief.
While no organized effort to collect
subscriptions for the relief work was
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-19
Chamber of commerce Fund

} The Herald is authorized by the
} chamber of commerce to receive
} subscriptions to the general fund
} for the assistance of San Fran
} cisco. Any contribution sent to
} The Herald for this purpose will
be promptly acknowledged and
turned over to the chamber of
} commerce.
Gle gives twice who gives
quickly"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-19
PLEDGE 100000
ON BEHALF OF
LOS ANGELES
Mayor e. e. Schlnltz,
Co. EronCiaon

Mayor e. e. Schlnltz,
San Francisco.
The citfzens' relief committee of Los
Angeles, realizing the severity of the
disaster which has befallen the metrOp-
oils of the state, herewith pledges
100000 to relieve your present necessi-
tics, trusting this Will strike n respOn-
sive chord In every community through
out the country, aS we realize this
calamity to be of national character.
Kindly advise IL there Is any other
method by which we can cooperate, as
we stand ready and anxious to respond
to every call made upon us.
II. @. STORY. Chairman,
FRANK WIGGINS, Secretary.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-19

made yesterday a large amount o
money was voluntarily contributed.
The contributions reported to the re
lief committee are as follows:
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-19
Watchdoa Smith Yields
RELIEF TRAIN
WITH DOCTORS
is MADE UP

The city council was in session all
day yesterday from early in the morn
ing until late at night with but few
recesses and those of short duration.
No sooner had the news of the terrible
catastrophe reached this city than
President Summerland of the coun-
Gil called special session of that body
for the purpose of taking some action
to relieve the distress of the northern
cities.
Before the council could get together
President Summerland sent message
to Mayor Schmitz of San Francisco Of
fering the services of the city of Los
Angeles in any capacity. When the
council met it at once passed resolu-
tions providing for a special train and
authorized President Summerland to
order the train and provide physicians
and nurses to be sent up to the stricken
cities.
President Summerland at once tel
ephoned to the Southern Pacific order
ing a special train of three coaches and
a diner to be put in readiness. 1t was
purposed at first to send the train at
2 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-28
GOLOSTE|N To
NUT BUSINESS

J w. Goldstein. the Second az.
teweief and auciluneer. is out IF
business, OWNS 90 the strenuous
action Of Chief Wappeusisin Last
night for the first time tn many
months the Goldstsin store failed
to open for business, and Goldsiein
declares that he vii quit tie Wa
arrested yesterday b. Humane OF
fioer Clark. charged with vicumis.
ing Charlcs Heuman. and later ~.
leased under bond Of tzbe set b
justice Gordon
Yesterday. Ia conversation With
Chief Wappenstcin. Goldstein told
the chief that he would not ask for
a renewal Of bis license. although
he says that he was told bY Citf
Comptroller Carroll to 30 ahead
and set IL. regardless Of Chief Nap.
pension This inecnsed Wappen
stein. an be delivered prize roast
TO Carroll for aiding crime. SAYING
there arr others besides Golds'rin
Who need Investigation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-28
THOMSON STILL
MISSING

The statement given Gus yesier.
day afternoon that city Engineer
Thomson hsd arrived IN Seattle
from i.andshcrg was Incorrect
The city engineer had not
set arrived when the finance com
mittee met this morning To The
committee # was stated by Assist
ant cts Engineer Scntl ia. [
Thomson left l.andshcrg this morn.
ing for the city. and that he ex.
pcctcd 10 reach the city on the Co.
lunbia a Puget Sound train from
Kangicy at 1880 At ~ o'clock he
was still missing
However. Il Is now promised that
the plans will be in readiness for
presentation 20 the council Monday
night. or 10 the finance committee
Monday morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-28
HARRINGTON HIRED
BY THE MIL WAUKEE
Railroad Pay Expenses Of Two Sanitary Experts
and City Will Try to Secure Prof. Abbott il
He Will Reduce His Terms---ACton Came
as Surprise TO City Officials.

Acting Mayor Bowen and later read
before the finance COMMITTEES.
Left Boston Last Night
The telegram announced hat
Professor Harrington left Boston
iaat night and would reach Seattle
Tuesday evening sud asked that
Professor sedgwick be held hero
until Professor Harrington arrives
that they might work IN conjuuc-
ton
untn n was learned that Profess
.or Harrington had been engaged
by the Milwaukee Acting Mayor
Bowen vas SIN trying 10 negotiate
with Professor Harrington % come
here Tor the city. A. soon az that
fact was ascertnfned Mayor Bowen
was authorized by the finance com
miftee 10 resume his negotiations
with Professor Abbott
Fee 10 too High.
IT. response 20 q telegram sent him
yesterday Professor Abbott wired
that he would come Cor 5000 Bow
en was authorised 10 ask him 10 re-
duee his fee and hs wired IN reply
asking what fee the city would n.
fer. Bowen Was authorized 70 offer
him 800 q day and expenses. With =
maximum az $4,000. The other men
are coming for $50 . day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-28
WILL
NOW Be BUILT
INCREASED APPROPRIATIONS
ALLOWED FoR ADDITIONAL
AUXILIARY NAVAL VESSELS
LONG NEEDED IN ThE
NAVY.

BROOKLYN. n Y. July 2s-By
virtue Of the increase OF the limit
Of cost allowed b. the naval appfo.
prlation act. work viii now be pob
sihle on the u#Yhi coiiiCra proposed
"a bu built This increase allows an
expenditure of 81 100000 on each
collier. and the work viii be done
without further delay AZ the Brook
lyn navy yard ana tle Mare lei.
and navy yard
The machinery for tho coliiers IL
already under construction here
The c5llirrs viii not only carry coal
to the ships away from the base Of
supplies. bat will be designed 20
a. TO transport Oh. which IL ma.
tefihl as much needed as fuel Ac.
ccmmodations will also be provided
Tor ammunition and other ordnance
storer. and there viii be- some a..
engagements for Transporting %
home ports the sick and wounded
officers and men THIS latter fet'
tufe is an important one. and has
long been nrsed a. provision
which should be made hY the gQv-
eminent both fl times ~ peace aad
war This latter feature has never
been provided fuf in the past
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-28

W y. Aiien. sgnpinfaa Tor oyse
Hse months 81 = seitfiinf - UsefFs
Muteh. fhs araftie sRent faF = n
Wars s -. an eastsfn firm 81
brokers ana hanssfa - Eao~. ane
alfb him ths teasH ef the eamf@nF
and about iasso in eash. the negnsF
~ sfnaii investors placed 81 ihs care
~ .. y Wars a 90.
NJ aufeh fs,ufusa fran The
sast lulf II AID called upan Alien
fa pasi the heoks A trivial ssruse
aas given The usff dHy Alien Of
tered an eyruss ~ sickness and soea
The fo.tf-onlag HAs iald afsF assla
untu Monday
Mauaay Mufch waited Tor several
hoafs fof Allen. baf Alien dlb not
appeal Mufeh called lpeksfuith
and Aliens deck Naa ursnsa The
books Nsrs gone. Nnreh telsphanea
ta The Ferguson h9isl. where - wss
informed ihat Alien hAa left Cheek.
ing investment slips. Aiisn aas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-28
INTO
THE DOCK
STEAMER UTOPIA BADLY IN.
JURGp AT ANAeoRTEs-RE
PAIRS WILL COST OVER
$1,000.

The steamer Utopia crashed into
the dock OF the Great Northern
Timber company At Anaeortea zee
teriaf morning. ripped open her
port hoW from the upper 10 the mid
die Of the steamer. and smashed Ia
the side 81 the house
The Utopia arrived In port this
moTniug and the officers ~ the In.
land transportation company stat
ed that the repairs would ncccaai'
tate an outlay OF ever . 600.
Pilot Jack smith VAS Ia ehafse
OF the Utopia al the time Of the ac.
cidont he evidently misiudeed the
speed 81 the steamer. and abe ran
directly underneath the dock be
fire her engines could be reversed
Over 5000 ties fell into the water
when the dock collapsed. but thsaa
viii all be reRaincd. Bon shocks
aud other cannerY supplies we're
saved and loaded aboard Of the
Utopia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-28
WANT U.P.TO HAVE
FOURTH AVENUE S.

falifoad company for ffaHcbIET.
believe that the eiiya beat interests
via b. noberfyed BY granting q
franchise 10 feet Wide on Fuufth Az,
- applied TO-. fof the following fsa-
SONS
eFifpt That il seems the only
feafihls way Tor she Union Pacific
"a reach. Improve and operate Ne
pFopaeed passenger grounds and
facilities betpesn FOURTH and rim
ave. ana Washington st. and Seattle
beaistafd.
second That u viii not in any
Nag interfere with the development
II the city ie grant such franchise.
betause after granting the 50 feet
apriied for. there ntlil remains 70
feet. Which u sufficient Ter all husl-
usas purposes
srhlrd That f1fst. Occidental
ostrntai Sixth and Eighth avs and
seattle boulevard arc and viii be
sufficient avenues faf travel from
he business e. and from the south.
~feg these aud many other rra-
saea ee petition geur honorable
baes - grant the request - the
Ffpixn faeitle fsf a franchise on
lsanrsA IS. cad ether streets. and
that sos ailos as % urpeaf before
Yas fhfouah auf representative ~
4 AaY aFrreahie 10 yourselves and
3sseas. wifh faaa the sitaaiien sH q
appears 10 "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-28
OFFICER KILLS man
BREAKING IN STORE

tell the newspapers uHtn after ! am
dead. Ny brufhef owns q string Of
rnc- horses aua il now in Las An
Kssaa Ah1uE twa weeks ago Joe
nlndman. ~ the Northern Pacific
Eas me- thla ioa, I've beeu IN lots of
traublr. hus had drtsfmIned 70 nst-
lie down aud live OF she square. but
I couldn't DO it The cid feeling
that haa always been stfsn the
waFat q Il came back SevaF mind
he's cane 70 frame up the tob. I
denl blame shs officer who sisot
ms. weuiA have Fai him. After
she flfai shot kept fwnnlnE because
I wanted - b. BIZ and Killed
9'sealmaa said when BE vent in
FOR burglary lhs msn with him al-
waya put hlm in the dangerous
places ana be Eot che wofsI 81 u. a.
unual lie said BE had served faii
terms iu Seattle and waiia Wsils.
C'fa.emana parents i've lH tsas An
Esies A ietter froua Helen Mat.
thevs ~ Grand av- san Franrisea.
vas found lu his Fean. Tne go
malua are held here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-28
APPROPRIATE ION
FOR SHEDS

Tho Great northern has apprc-
prlafed ga 100 for the construction
81 a detention sialioa which eEil
he srwcicd On property ~ Smiths
cove for the tnltea States depart
meuf Of commerce and labor The
exclusive announcement Ia The scar
that the detention station was 80
he moved from Post Townsend 80
Seattle has been confirmed - ~.
Great Northern steamship cora
pAaY offictnls. am the plans VII
ho nut into execution
Officially. J ~ sarHent. Chinese
Inspector AZ Port Towns nd. has
not p, ceivaa adyiees pertaining 10
the transfer 81 the station. bat IL
looking for word from NaahinFiun
- G.. Hgms time next week Mr.
SARGENT T. ~ present ia Seattle
enjoying his annual vacation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-28
SAID COOK HAD
"a PEACH ON"

ever. that he DID not nil the sacks
sH directed.
Latham also testified that during
tho month 81 May he had zone 10
chief Cocks office TO lay before
him a complaint regarding Captaia
Braun Secretary Freeman told him
that he could not see the chisE
Latham Insisted. however. and Free
man then Informed him that The
chief Was in the office and mat he
had "a peach on. meaning that he
was drunk.
Latham also testified a. 20 the
abssn nee Of discipline in the depart-
ment on April 6. 1905. chief Cook
had Issued an order. Latham said,
directing that all complaints % dis.
satisfaction IN the department
should be made to Assistant chief
Latham. While this order was stiii
IN effect. Latham testified that
chief Cook was holding. unknown 10
him. an investigation into eharses
that had come directly TO the chief
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-28
TO CARE FOR CHILDREN
ON COOPERATIVE BASIS
sincLAtRs LATEST
PROJECT IS a soclAIisrlC
COLONY WITH a SCHEME
ros TAKING CHARGE OF AL
rnU cHiLoREH--wAhTs %
FAMILIES TO JOIN. eUf
DRAWS COLOR LINE.

NEw YORK. IuiY a II social
Isl efIiase. where some ot the f"st
DENTS mmy dwell upon terms oi
equality and test fhe political the
Dries ~ the modern radical uipn
fhcmaelses is the plan y Upton
sinclair. the Young novelist who
gained fame thfuueh bis eNposira
81 tho methods ~ tho heef trust
Sinclair has sent out tO socialists
a pamphlet IN which he 0utiinca
his Hchsmr for the establishment 81
4 town within easy react ~ ihis
city. upan. what BE- terms . &C.
operative home colony basis.
To o. stock Company.
II la to be- 81 stock company. each
home owner being stakeholder
Sinclair says that u he succeeds IN
Inducing % families 20 Join him ne
wllI form the nucleus Of the colony
perhapg IN o summer hotel. ana
tben follow with the building OF
cottages
The novelist has cent out q list
Of questions which he asks interest
cd socialists 70 answer and return
TO him lie asks:
Would Il be your wish that your
children should be taken care OF
comparatively. provided that You
have access 10 the establishment at
AN times ana that the MANAGEMENT
determined by a vote OF all the
parents, be- satisfactory"
what would be the minimum
number OF families you would core
to enter wlth7 should there be a
maximum number7'
Should Be Near New York.
Sinclair thinks that the colony
should be established within an
hour OF New York, and he wants 70
know whether his friends would
prefer the saashore TO IAN artificial
lake" The youu dlscoverer n
sausage ingredients thinks that II
might be cheaper TO build a lake
than buy expensive ssashoro front
Hs proposes that meals be cooked
In tho common kitchen. the colony
10 cultivate IFS own crops. and he
insists that tho cooking be done
absolutely clean" lie IL In doubt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-28
GUT POCKETS
OF SLEEPER
THIEVES ROB MAN WHILE ~.
lko ON $40 AND GIT AWAY
VITA rHg CASH.

The most successful and dafiHf
robbery oa record vas enmmitiel
iasl night when thieves raierHi
room "a 81 tho WaldFun hotel on
Yeaier VA. during the aiEht All
cutting the pockets from the tfnas
srs 81 a sieepinE man sueeseffed 10
settinx away With So la cold cash
The victim q tho robbery 4 y
A. Rudolph. o. fhs Grand Central
hotel. Who fenfcd a room IN TIE
Waadrua last nixht
lie VAS lfinx on the bed 9Th bis
clothes on and. upon esahing Hi
5 - this morning discovered ihsi
che poekugs ~ hiA trousers had beet
cue aud the money taken
He notified the police and de-
tcetlse vas detailed upon the case
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-28
PACIFIC FLEET
COMING NORTH

sax FRANCISCO. July - -Ad
mlral Goalfieh wlth hia war vessels
u the Pacific fleet has lsft Santa
Barbara for Puget Sound. after at
teaainE the final trial ot the cruis
sf Afllwhukse The new fighting
craft fulfilled an the requirements
Of the government IN her -four hour
sfairhtaWay run ~ 100 miles ont
10 ara yesterday. making an aver
age speed ~ &c 2i6 knots az hour
She uill now proceed 20 san Fran
cisco 10 receive her armament and
eaui pmenf before she goes Into
commission ia command Of Cap
tain Cove
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-28
DON'T you W0RRY--/TS
ONLY A LITTLE FLEA

weather the dust aud the lack Of
water fer irrigation are the three
neln reasons Tor the little plague
FieHs breed Ia dust Excellent
htt~'ning grounds are just now fur.
ntnhed any place IN the city
TO moat people the little pett
faiAef the very old scratching. ere
uiinE a aost irritable sensation
which ~ not caused By nervousness
SO don't be alarmed OF az all sur.
pFistd u suddenly YOU feel u great
deaiFr 20 scratch nearly every one
in the city has the same feeling.
and IN nlne eases out Of ten they
scratch
II Is 0aly the effect OF flea. aud
the experience Is now the fashion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-28
Thief HAS HIS
NERVE

A nsrvy thief yesterday aftsrnoon
entered the office u Corporation
Attorney scott Caihouu. and aues
eseaed IA getting away With two
cameras. ore the property q "
Treker. valued az tt250. and the
other the property ~ cts Claim
Aeens usunss. valued af So
TIE cameras wers left on Mr.
Calhoun desk. who left the office
for moment. oniG 10 return and
discover The theft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-28
DR.. RUSSELL
USED A RE VOLVER

The complaint recltes that Dr.
Russell held off Johnson's friends
with n revolver while her compan.
ion mauled him.
In her suit against DR. Miracle,
DR. Russell will allege that DIR. MI
racle refuses TO return three val.
liable studs which she loaned him,
and that he has retained Zoo
which she gave him TO invest In
real estate.
DR. Miracle denies the embezzle.
ment charge and asserts that DR.
Russell gave him the studs ms pres.
ents
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-28
JEWEL FOUND
IN A CHAIR

In a most peculiar manner a dia.
moud sunburst the property OF
Mrs. X. l. Duff. formerly of tho
Hotel Wood. but now living In the
Manhattan flats. has been recoy.
cred. The Jewel was lost last DC
tober
Last night. while sitting In a
chair. Irwin Milliohamp. Of the
Standard oil company. came Ia
contact With the busy end Of a pin.
An Investigation discovered the
missing gem Mr. Millichamp call
ed IN Detective Adams. who took
possession. of the pin. and return
cd ~ To Mrs Duff.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-28

II YOU nee well dressed woman
walking along the streets of Sc.
attic, suddenly stop. commence a
movement to relieve a slight iftt
tation.
Or. II you see a man reach ffgns
Ideally for some portion OF hla
anatomy which he knows he can
not reach.
or. II you happen 10 be In a
theatcr or other public place aud
feel something hopping across tae
back Of your neck or cheek,
Don't make ans ordinations
The movements are caused b.
flcas. of which Seattle has great
plenty this summer The dt3
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-28

Milo q Res. one Of the furymcn
aho acquitted George Mitchell on
the charge 81 numbering Joshua
crefnela. was Yesterday found q
- insane before Juagc Gillian. and
waA committed 10 the asg lum a
sfciiacoom
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-28
SAVED TRAIN
BY QUICK STOP

GREENsBuRG. Pa. Iuiy IS
The Pennsy lvauia railroads Is hour
train. westhound. dashed into a
freight wreck here to-day. while
running So miles an hour The en
gine left the track. bnt all the cars
remained on fhe rails No one vas
injured
The stop that Engineer C0rson
made ia pronounced b faiir0adefs
10 Dc most remarkable
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-28
ASSISTANT CHIEF LATHAM
TELLS ABOUT HEAD OF FIRE
DEPARTMENT AT CIVIL
SERVICE COMMISSION HEAR
ING.

Before she civil service commits
sion last night former Assistant
e'hiof Joseph Latham 81 the fire de-
partment testified that ~ the time
81 the Arlington fire be had been
directed by chief cook to fiil up a
sack with plumber from the wharf
the chief Remaining ~ The time that
he had . lot 81 friends.
Latham had been handed two Is
pound papef sacks b. Some enc who
suggested that he nli them az but
he declined. be said. IA do So. The
chief WAS standing hy and told him
70 so ahead. Latham testified. how
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-28

Alan ] nlethen. proprietor g
he seattle Times. ihfousa tse r.
,,s,,etenaent Of bis pies ~
n.sss Hunter. hes sPpllea y '9s
49, ,..,aaf, superior court ief a.l
- s' 's,,s.fian resgralning Che tttA 81
ssstfle from supplying hain ne
asseh With water ihUosh the Ne
- siser water sysiem
81 MA hunter IN addition to be
- = smpiove q blethen. Is also
- hretherlnlaw The expenses
= M utlgailen arr being met hf
e.,ssn The hruthefinlaw cm.
sssss nrreb lending bis name
~ W. h.arlng in the application Tor
-. tniunetion will COME np before
s..,.e Grimm next Friday bletheh
m M \ represented BY Attorney
-, Al Roberts. aho is q ueiEhh0f
3 R,sshsns GA Highland drive.
Cause o. Aetion.
me application toF the injunction
: marely continuation II
n..sheax attack upon TIE city Of
So. and the suharhs that have
ssse permitted 90 use Cedar river
80 Rsrausa be vas fined s.
4, ussaK water Illegally and be-
$50 - believes that al u the
,ss.,,stleus issueS by che water de-
~F.msnt are almed directly at him
(. srlef Il destroy hts lawn about
4. highland drive home hletheu
- undertaken 70 deprive che sub.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-28
WILL SHOW PICTURES.

The Washington Brokerage nsso'
citation has subscribed $500 to be
used in collecting photographs %
the different logging camps ~
Washington. Frank Crawford. Of
ihe Crawford 4 Pratt Employment
agency. has secured fine collee-
ton of pictures which are to be
used "a the Lumbermsu'a buiiding
Al che Alaska. YukOn-Pacific expo.
ALTON here Ia 1903