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Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1906-05-16
GAVE UF SUPPORTER

~ wore a supporter for years, for
my womb, which had crowded every
thing down before It, writes Mrs. S. j.
ChriSman, Of MannsviIle, NY. "lSuf-
fered untold misery and could hardly
walk. After taking Cardui gave up
my supporter and can now b on my
feet half 4 day at time. =
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1906-05-16
WRITE Us a LETTER

freely and frankly, in strictest conf
dence. telling US all your troubles.
We WIN send Free Advice On plain.
sealed envelope. Address: LADIES'
Advisory Dept, The Chattanooga
Medicine Co., Chattanooga, Tenn.
The Washington times., 1906-12-08
RIVERS CONGRESS
CALL ON ROOSEVELT
President Friendly to Water
ways, But Makes No
Promises.

President Roosevelt did no5 commit
himself to the plans Of the National
rivers and Harhors Congress which
allied on him in q body yesterday and
resented the resolutions advocating the
lcrease IN appropriations for river and
arbOr improvements 20 100. zoe per
mum. But he did assure the Congress
nat he was the friend of waterways
nd that he believed iu their improve
uent. iie said he could not discuss the
etails OF The plan until he had spoken
IA the subject with some OF The leaders
Z the Two houses ~ Congress.
Former Governor Francis. of Missouri
Who served iu President Cleveland s.
abiner, presented the resolutions udopt-
by the convention just before the ad-
'urnment yesterday Mr. Francis made
strong appeal, saying the subject was
deep rooted that il had almost as
med a moral idea
ttler the meeting with the President
members were photographed III a
.ater In the day the resolutions were
scented 10 Speaker Cannon at the
use and 10 the Vice President.
iany or the delegates will remain
= TOT some days doing what they can
impress upon the Congressman rha
portance OF working for q liberal an
'priation for the Improvement OF the
raJ waterways OF the country.
The Washington times., 1906-12-08
.FLAYED IN COURT
BY IRATE CLIENT
Inventor DenOunCeS Lawyer
to New York COngre-
CATION.

NEW YORK. Dec. S.-Henry \ Brad
lev appeared in the Harlem court in
answer 10 summons obtained by
George C. Lay. a lawyer Lay told the
magistrate that last Sunday morning
Immediately after the pastor OF the
Church OF the Puritans had pronounced
benediCtion and before any OF the MEM
bers of the congregation had had
chance 20 leave the edhce. Bradley
arose from his knees and denounced the
complainant. calling him among other
things a thief and robber. and asking
the members OF the church to assist him
I'm his night against lay. Mr.. Lay Is
prominent member OF tho church and
had assisted m the communion service.
Mr.. Bradley is man or about sixty
years, with gray hair He has been
prominent figure in Harlem for years.
He has devoted his life Fn iuVenJIns gas
generators. He took our his first patent
la 1873. and since that time has made
nine ImpToN cmeUrs on the original ma
chine. lie believes that lac has been
cheated out Of these patents by Law
Ecrs whom he has employed az divers
times. among them Mr. Lay, and also
persons whom he has interested in the
inventions.
lie asserts that his patents are now
helng used in this city by the gas com
panles as we'll as by other concerns all
over the country.
pou Eradl"y's promise never 10
lTouhle Nj Lay again. he was dis
mar srd- out must report 10 the magis-
tate probation officer regularly
The Washington times., 1906-12-08
STEAM RAILWAYS
ELECTRIC FICATION
Commissioners Plan for City
Makes Experts Views
interesting.

The recommendation on the part OF
the Commissioners that railways enter
ing Washington be required 10 use some
form OF smoHeless traction IN order not
10 dishgure the new Union Station and
the city generally directs attention 90
the subjects of the eleCtrificatfon of
steam railways. To furnish the sources
OK information on this subject Of current
interest 2 list Of recent magazine articles
has been prepared. The article by vii
liam Mayer. jr.. Ia the current Review
OF Reviews is perhaps the most general
ly interesting. Here Is the list;
Electric and Steam Traction Engineers
Magazine 25.2g0-I. (NoveInber. 1g08
Electric Equipment OF a Great Railroad.
Scientific American. tAprl y. 1865
T. 322
Electric Traction ON Stear, rauv,-s.-e
Casslcr. 25.125-9. tApIIl 1888.
Electric Traction on Steam Railways.
Engineering Magazine 22.,55-S. tFcb-
IuaTN. 1890
Electric Traction on the Simpleton Rail-
way a. Gradenwitz. Scientific Amerf-
can. lApril z. 1861 p 30
LlecLFtclLy as q Motive Power Ou Trunk
Lines 4. L. dc Muralt. North Ameri-
can, l'6;5l9-e7 (May, 1909.
Electricity as a Motive Power on Trunk
Lines. {. Vanderbilt. North Amerf-
can l35-l39-s5. December. 1902.
tslFA IT ASK tlAEtftl OF uSErAEtT iILtII. " lie
liam J. Wilgus- HarperS Weekly
4S-lS8I1s5f December g. 1904
EiectrIfiCation of Steam Railways. VIII
liam Hayer' ir Review Of Reviews.
ElectrihcaIiOn of the New York Cen
trails Terminal Lines. Scientific
American Supplement- december .,
1867.
Electrifying the ST. Clair Tunnel Sciea-
tiIiC American. February T. 1860
First Electric Trunk Railroad in Great
Britain. Scientific American Supple
ment 5I:23G5S. tApril 3 1904.
Large Electric and Steam Locomotives
Scientific American Supplement. tSep-
tember y. 1867 p 2561S-3.
Practicabiiity OF Electricity for Rail
roads Current Literature. 54.6I7.
JJune 1g03}.
Stupendous Tra.nc OF Greater New
York Scientific American, September
l5, tgs.' = 1s6
Trolley Competition With Railroads r.
Morris. Atlantic. 93-7S0-6. June,
1909.
The Washington times., 1906-12-08
IMPROVEMENTS PROPOSED
FOR FIRE ENGINE HOUSES

Realizing that the District firemen
are working under great disadvantages
because of the lack Of conveniences in
their FIRE engine houses, Engineer Com
missioner Biddle has recommended that
early steps be taken by the Commits
siouers To give better bathing faCiIi-
ties 60 the hremen and improved heat
ing and ventilation 10 their quarters
The recommendation is based on the
recent report of the inspection Of the
FIRE houses made by the committee com
posed of Il. Il. Huyck, W Riley Decide.
and l.. 8 FTistoe. which contained sew
,ral suggestions for radical improve
MnuIE
The Washington times., 1906-12-08
BANCROFT COUNCIL
ELECTS NEW OFFICERS

The following officers We're elected last
night by Bancroft Council, No 4G6, Ma
tioual Union: President, II. G. Knapp;
vice president. G. q. Seibold speaker,
+. W. Gardner; usher +. =. Randolph;
chaplain. T. c. Campbell: financial sec
retary. Z. f. Rankin: secretary, II. II.
Martin; treasurer. L. Weaver; sergeant
al arms, ". r Hearst; doorKeeper. f.
Q. Patterson; trustees. +. c. Campbell.
NJ H Keyes, and T. b. Randolph
delegate TO cabinet, NJ. II. Reyes; dele
gate to Immediate Relief Association,
W. r. Hearst.
Friends Maliard, Kennedy. Kemper.
and Biddis. Of the cabinet, spoke on the
sound condition OF the National Union.
The installation of officers Will take
place on Friday. January l. after which
q lunch will be served.
The Washington times., 1906-12-08
RAIN WHICH WET PRESIDENT
STILL FALLING In PANAMA
Downpour Fell During His Visit and Weather
IS Still lncement

President Roosevelt went To Panama.
and next day it rained- IL fact, il pour
ed and poured for three days IN sue
cession, with scarcely a let-up. For
three days previous 10 the President S
arrival there had been only one minor
shower. but with his rearunce the
rainy season set in for fair-or foul,
Iather-and there has bee4I almost con-
tinuous rain ever since.
While the President was actually on
the istEmus the almost unprecedented
amount OF S.S inches fell. The Louisiana
appeared with Tie President at Colon
November IA. Next morning 1t was rain
ing hard when the President went
The Washington times., 1906-12-08

ashore. ana there we're only temporary
respites while he was there
The President was on the isthmus
three days-from o'clccA Thursday
morning to O'Clock Saturday night.
Officials in this city point out that 1t
is u wonder that any progress on the
canal can be made at all when nearly
nine inches of rain falls in three days
by hours.
Even more than three inches IN one
day has fallen since the President 3
visit the rains last week and the first
of This week booming all the streams.
According 10 the latest adyices. how
ever, the waters are recedins and work
Is being resumed IN some places
The Washington times., 1906-12-08
HISTORICAL SOCIETY
MEETING ON MONDAY

The Columbia Historical Society will
4old It's ninetieth regular meeting Men
day evening, at eight o'clock. in the
banquet hall Of the ShoTeham Hotel
corner OF Fifteenth ana II streets
northwest The communication Of the
evening VIII be made 10y George Alfred
Townsend upon the subject OF Letters.
Authors. and Newspapers.
\ memorial tribute to the late Lewis
J. Davis, prepared by the president of
Taylor Arms viii offer remarks.
The Washington times., 1906-12-08
TIFFANY BLUE BOOK
FOR HOLIDAY SHOPPERS

The 1907 edition of the Tiffany Blue
foOk comes in season 10 be OF sub
-anual assistance TO holiday pu-chas-
rs. This latest issue of the rubIica-
ion has grown 20 over go pages. near
g hundred more than last year.
AS usual the Blue Book contains uo
Illustrations A copy OF the book will
9e sent uEou request by addressing Tff-
any 4 Co.. Fifth avenue and Thirty
6veutl street New York.
The Washington times., 1906-12-08
.ONTINENTAL HALL
MEMORIAL P0RTICO

The beautiful memorial portico of
lirteen fiuted marble monoliths- en-
.ematic OF the thirteen original states
lat viii add the croWning t1ucn 10 the
emorial Continental HAIL Of tine
laughtCr5 Of American Revohl-
ion. We're provided for az the De.o1uba-
Meeting OF the COuJiUeuJiI Fau com
nIttee- The meeting. presided over bv
Mrs. Mclean. was enIuusis site. and
or completing the memorial ru~rfro
he columns are 10 cpsl 5000 each and
re contributed los tine States. iu some
instances the state IeglE' lture< aUpro-
irlatlng the amoruts- Mrs g. - Pat
on. state regent of PENNSYLVANIA raised
Ialf that States quota by "a B A =
entertainment recently given i'm PHUa-
elphia.
The Washington times., 1906-12-08

true. the sum Of $4,000 will be given to
any charitable institution if 1t can be
shown otherwise.
Half a century ago, when the late
Father John O'Brien. of Lowell, Mass.
recommended to his parishioners and
friends the prescription that had re-
stored him to health and strength. the
people named It Father Johns Medicine
Its power 10 make strength and build
Up the body explains why it cures Colds
and Throat and Lung troubles.
The Washington times., 1906-12-08
NATE BAXTER BURIED
THIS AFTERNOON

Funeral services over tn. remains of
Mate James ". Baxter. retired. who
died Wednesday at his home al Good
Hope station, near Auarostfa were
held from the residence at o'clock this
afternoon ''''-
The Washington times., 1906-12-08
TELLER DECLINES INVITATION.

he Associated Charities of Toronto.
o., have invited Secretary Charles
Weller. OF tho Washington Associa-
3. TO deliver the address at the an
D meeting of the Canadian society
Wednesday, December H. As lhe
-shlugJ0n Associated Charities is 10
Ia its annual meeting ON Tuesday.
center H. il has been impossible for
q. Weller 10 accept the invitation.
The Washington times., 1906-12-08

From Washington via Washington sun
set Route in personally conducted ezcur-
sion sleeping cars. Berth $3.50 Also best
equipment in high~class standard service.
Ofices, 81 Pa. ave. 705 18th NV.
The Washington times., 1906-12-08
New Want Ad Branch.

T. 7. Butts Pharmacy. Fourth and
tssachUsetts avenue northwest VIII
-ept want advertisements for the
ening and Sunday Times at regular
lce rates.
The Washington times., 1906-12-08
Will Stop Grating.

District Commissioner West. under
whose direct supervision the Street
Cleaning Department comes. fully agrees
with his correspondent Accordingly.
with some show of indignation, he today
referred the complaint 10 Superintendent
Twohey. instructing that official To in
vestlgatc the incident and 20 take
prompt measures TO head of the Zip
gatherers" who are preparing 20 get IN
their Christmas harvest work along this
line.
The Washington times., 1906-12-08

Baltimore and Return, SI.2s, Baltimore
q Ohio r. r. Every Saturday and sun
day All trains both ways, both days
except RcEa1 Limited.
The Washington times., 1906-12-08

& S. Velvet Kind the Best Dessert
pure, rich lee Cream. Druggists
The Washington times., 1906-12-08

elk Grove Butter Coupons Valuable.
eseLt them for Free Art Pictures, %
10 ave.
The Washington times., 1906-12-08
TIPLESS ASH MAN
LET ASH PILE GROW
So Angry Housewife Report
ed Attempt at
Grating.
AN INVESTIGATION ORDERED
Soliciting Gentle Bribery Has Ban Put
Upon It-Skipped His
Visits.

Thanksgiving and Christmas tips 10
the Districts ash men, In the opinion
Of MUs. r u. CIeary, Of 1923 Thirteenth
street northwest, should not be neces-
sary IN order to insure the prompt col
lection OF ashes
IN a communication to the District
Commissioners. Mrs. Cleary complains
bitterly against the action Of one Of
superintendent Twohey's ash collectors
VINO. she says, few days prior to
Thanksgiving approached her with the
impertinent suggestion that a tip"
would not be amiss nor likely TO be
construed as an insult
The Washington times., 1906-12-08
Skipped His Visits.

The tip not being forthcoming Mrs.
Cleary states the ash-handier's visits
were thereafter notably few and far
between. resulting in great annoyance
to herself and over-crowding her cellar
with ashes. Mrs. Cleary states that
while she is perfectly willing 10 meet
current obligations. she does not intend
20 be held up" nor does she think this
palm greasing" should be necessary I'm
order 60 obtain prompt service and
courtesy from ash men.
The Washington times., 1906-12-08
Cancer
Mailed Free-H0W 10 Cure Your.
self IN Ten Days Privately
at Home.
No Troubls-NO Eisk-Just Send ne
Your Name and BE Cured
That-s All

My discovery has cured hundreds Of
cases in from 10 20 - days after cele-
brated physicians and surgeons had de-
Clared them as good as dead.
The Washington times., 1906-12-08
Only One Exception,

Major Sylvester. i'm referring the case
COMMISSIONS West. reported that
ut one exception was ever made 10 the
-ule requiring members OF the depart
1ent TO maintain "a District residence
nd that WAS nfteen years ago when
policeman was permitted TO live across
ne Aqueduct bridge. II being deemed
. the advantage of the department.
The Washington times., 1906-12-08
Elegant Arr Pictures Free.
California Without Change.

With Elk Grove Butter Coupons. {
La ave.
The Washington times., 1906-12-08
Request Is Denied.

The question arose a few days aso in
4 communication To Major Richard SyI-
sesJer Superintendent OF Police. from
Crandal Mackey, who stated that
.1Tivates II. &. Shepard and y. $. kuster.
4 the Seventh precinct. had purchased
ZONES n Alexandria county. Va. and
lesircd TO move there The two police
nen, Attorney NaCkey stated, believed
he rents In Georgetown too high and
Wished 10 move to a less expensive To-
aiftV
The Washington times., 1906-12-08
BLUECOATS' HOMES
MUST BE IN CITY
Washington Police Cannot
Live Outside
District.
COUNSEL THOMAS OPINION
Maryland and Virginia Cheap Rents
Denied 0ficers-0nly One
Exception.

Members or the metropolitan Police
Department must reside in the District,
according TO the opinion of Corporation
Counsel Thomas to the District Com
missioners today Although this require
nent has existed in the statutes for
several years ir has never been TigiGly
adhered 10. and the fact that il IS now
10 be enforced is calculated TO cause re-
gret 20 several members of the force who
have contemplated purchasing homes in
Maryland and Virginia. As a whole,
however. il is not likely 10 anect the
force, only two or three members hay
ng homes outside the District
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-09
CITY TO SELL
|. ITS SAW MILL
HAVING SERVED IT'S PURPOSE
FoR SEVERAL YEARS. PLANT
Will NOW nc DISPOSED or.

Having served fts purpose. that u
sarpiYfng lumber Ter The buildings
Mt the h~aHweFkn % fh~ Natsr sYt.
TEN ard for other usrs IN Canuea-
tloa sith the construction - ihs
sYsscHl The citf Nawmiti on cedar
river l. seen r. b. snid The mat
ter waa cnaHldsFed amd favofahls
passed upon b. ths flnanes cninnlts
tee % the council this morning
The aaNmili wfaa Installed ~ he
city severed years aga ~ eest 81
approximately ts.0es. e snabiea
the city 70 saw into lumber or the
ground where Il was needed. LOGS
est ffam the cfffs oNn property ~
the watershed reserve and az such
proved 90 be prufiihhls invest :
unsnt uut IL has served ifs rsfness.
There Il enough humber on hand at
the mill q meet All the require
msuts - the city there faf fram ia
to rs years. and Tor months the MIA
has been iyinT tale
Recently the board % works re-
eeivsd an offer u tafe0 Tor the min.
and this bid was taken under con-
siaeratiuu MEANS hiie the council
uas asked 70 authorize its sale The
finance committee approved ~ ihe
praisct this morning. and Council
men Mullen and Murphy we're IN.
sfFuctea ta act wlth the board IN
c insidafinK bids FOR a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-09
u EXERCISES
TOMORROW
COMMENCEMENT wHEk WILL
BUcis IN DENNY HALL VITA
nAccALAUREArG SERMON
RELIGIOUS SERVICES IN Tau
EVENING.

Tho university commencement
exercises vii begin fomurFpw a,
To- 30 a N IN Denny hall
Rev Horace & Mason. pastor VI
the tuivefaitY CONGREGATIONAL
church. gill preach ths bacraiauv,
cate sermon Music far the oerAl
sion all be furnished By the tai
fsFsity orchestra.
TamofFuw evening az : O'clock
she students Chfistlan association
~ the university wili bold tho last
meeting % the season "a nanny
hall. where they vii BE- Joined By
the congregations from ths
churches near The university Rev
VI n Leach sill make an address
Monasy evsnlaE at $50 tho 40
nlofa and alumni wlil b. rendered
reception b President aud Mrs
Kane. IT the muAsium Tuesday
will b. taken nu With the rvKmiai
class day exercises and alumni dia
nee
tsruf Eauafd A Ross. IN. n
University ~ Nebraska. vii deliY
~ commencement address Wed
ueHaAy a. 1880 q m. subject. Mod
crn sia and the Grading 81 sin
sra
Tho degrees. scholarships and
priEra uiii be- conferred "Wednesday
al 30 =. m a. Denny hall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-09
EVERETT CLUE
IS WORTHLESS
INSANE MAN HAD NOTHING TO
DO WITH RERToN CRIME. Ac-
coRolno TO DEPUTY SHEER.
IRIS WHO INVESTIGATED.

An Investigation AZ Everett yes
lerdaY convinced Deputies +. c
iielding aud }. y Cameron that the
insane man held there had noihiuf
to do with the ncnton murder. and
they returned 10 Seattle without
him At present the patient Is too
insane 20 give anything In the ma
tufe Of reliable Information as te
his Identity. but plth the assist
Ance Of the EnohomlHh county Of
fieefa enough vas learned Of the
ease to convince the Investigator
that they were on the wrong trail
again
Belief had prevailed that the
Everett insane case might furnish
a clue at least 10 the horse mutila
ton eaaa II Redmond lie was die
covered at Monroe. within easy
range Of Redmond either By trav
cling north through the woods OF
following the Northern Pacific "a
the Great Northefa junction Al
enohominh aud thenes caat 20 Mon
roe. the neat station.
Nothing more VAS reported b ths
shsrlffa office here today an ths
ftsnton mystery. sheriff Smith ana
mast Of his deputies were out mos
II The daY GA the case. numoret
clues are Increasing and an effofl
is being made 10 investigate szct
one az u comes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-09
FRESH AIR FOR
OFFICE
FANS WILL Of USED TO KGEp
DOORS OUT or TIE OFFICE
OF rHE CITY TREASURER

something reaily ounht 90 -
dome e. sfadicate The livery stable
eAnr which "a all hours % the day
HerneatvN the offiec ~ the city
treasurer. said member q the
ftna committee Of The cisY roun-
eil at = meeting - the committee
tbs nuFnsHx The affes Il &acats
81 directiY above the stable faf the
patrol Naspn teams. che windows
must b~ kspt epen foF YentElatlass
and the aauF from the stable fuis
tae Feau as al hours II the day aud
uisbt
II Woela be = simple matter e
remedy this eaudiisau BY tha la
sfaiistleu q electric fans move
that the beard u works Dc Instruct
81 "a install Haeh fans as are mes
essaFy tn order g. drive shs vwatiiaz
tleu shfoush ths office IN the other
dlfefilan
The motion vas unanimously
adopted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-09
LITTLE GIRL IS
BURNED
MARTHA HALE SERIOUSLY IN.
JUHEp WHILE PLAYING
ABOUT BONFIRE - LITTLE
BROTHER TRIES TO SAVE
NGR.

Martha Hale. the syrarosd
daughter ~ tient Harry n Hale ~
engine company No }. was serious.
j. injured while playing about a
bonfire this morning The little Riri.
together with her brother Tommy
and SOME yomnR friends. wsTe play.
Tag ahau, : pile of burning refuse
from broom factory about ta 20.
when the flames caught her dross
Tommy. vho II but IL years OF
aEs made heroic attempt 20 put
out the flames lie threw his sister
90 the gTopad aud tried 20 rolll hcr
into & ditch ~ water, bat the fright.
sasd kifi escaped aud ran scream.
inE 70 bet home. iia2 sixteenth av
south. Or James = Stevens vas
cailed and ordered the title sufferer
t4kea 10 the Seattle General hoa
pltal. The girl is fItehifuily burn
ed about the body. ana her eondi.
tleH Is serious
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-09
sooesos RECOVERING.

Ernest = HodgHou. the line man
vio vas burned b. i've wires while
erecting On Illuminated sign AZ It's
Washington IT yesterday. is report
eli today 81 the Waxside hospital a.
rapidly recovering iiodHEou was
not severely burned when he came
IN contact with the wire. hHt was
rendered unconscious for short
time IIodgson lives at 1i6t DENIM
say. and Is employed hy the Seat.
- Taeoma Power company
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-09
BAKER BOY IS
NOT FOUND
LAD ABANDONED IN MISSOURI
rs NOT THE BOY WHO WAS
KIDNAPPED FROM EAGLE HAR.
Dor TWO YEARS AGO.

Tho 5.year-old boy told OF in tele-
graphic dispatches as having been
deserted at the railroad station at
bonneville. Mo. is not Prewett
Baker. the son Of Mr. and Mrs r. ID.
Baker. OF this city. who WAS kid
naped from Eagle Harbor two years
aep
The general description Of the
hoy as sent out In the Geographic
dispatches led Mr. Baker 20 believe
that the boy might possibly be his
missing son. aud he Immediately
communicated with the officials
who are holding the boy at Boone
Vile.
This morning a message was re-
eeiyod tn answer to one sent yester-
DAY afternoon by Mr. Baker. which
makes It certain that the deserted
child is not prewett Baker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-09
DOUBLE TRACKS
AROUSE OWNERS

and the franchise "a now being adj
yertised preparatory 10 passing Il
NJ the next meeting or the council.
The council has already adopted a
resolution declaring It's intention To
pass the franchise when il comes up
for a vote
Protest Is Made.
There was a large protest from
property owners IN the vicinity
against granting the franchise. aud
the franchise as recommended for
passage provides for laying the out
side rail Of the street car track on
the edge Of the street line next tho
park and setting the trolley poles
on the park property. Mr. Hicks.
in his protest. says.
1T has been stated By Mr. Grant
Of the Seattle Electric company.
that be proposes 10 force the double
tracking OF Fifteenth ay. north from
Mercer 10 Gaylor ats. regardless OF
the sentiment Of the property hold
ers along said thorouKhfare. In
other words. Mr. Grant sets up the
claim that he and his road are
greater than the people Nov We
know the injury Il viii be to the
property aa Il means the destruc-
ton OF the entire parking strip and
the removal Of our shade trees.
which would snlure my property
alone $500"