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Evening journal., 1906-07-26
FAST ONES WERE
STEPPING SOME
Over 5000 People Attended
Yesterdays Race Meet at
Horse Show Park

Harry j. Stoeckle's mare Florence STAN
ton got fourth place in the 2.l9 trot AT
the Wilmington Horse Show Asscc.atien n
yesterday afternoon and the question
which is the speediest trotter in Wilm ng-
ton is now settled. Vic Wood. another To-
cal horse contested for honors but was
forced TO give way to Mr.. Stoeckle's fast
one. over 5000 people attendedand had an
enjoyable afternoon as the racing was ex-
cellent.
The 2,l9 trot brought out a field Of ten
starters The first heat was won by Jams 8
Morris with Dick, Sir Electroid and Vic
Wood contending. In the second heat VIC
Wood made a gallant attempt TO win, 1t
had not enough speed and had to givo
way to Krishan, who won the next two
heats.
The 22O pace had five starters and was
won by Josh Roughley in straight heats
The 2.2l trot was a split heat race fe'a-
gon getting the first heat. Dick Mont,
however, showed enough speed to capture
the next three heats. Summary;
2.19 Trot-Purse, $500.
Kushan, b. s. l.. c. Carlim, WASH
ington ....... 80. .. ..............9 /
Dick, b. g.. James Morris, Phila-
dephia ..... ..... .... .. .,....1 3
Sir Eleotroid. b. g., L. r. Acker,
Baltimore ....... ... ... ..........2 2
Florence Stanton. bl. m, II. J.
stoeckle, Wilmington ...........1O2 ? ? 6
Vic Wood, b. m, Garden Farm,
Wilmington ....... .... 90. ......3 4
Almeda, b. mp A. f. Bradley
Iohuetowu N / G o &
Walloper, b. g., oak Spring Farm,
Wilmington ....... ... ............5 s
Gen. jluser, b. g., w. p. Miller.
Wilmington. ..... see. ........7 10
Dolly b., b. m, S. H. Lewis,
Holmesburg.. ....... .. ..........S .
Celeste, S. m, William Kerr.
Downngtown. Pa. .... .......4 0 dr.
Time, 2siA, 2.22h. 2.2ON, 2.2Oh.
22O Pace-Purse $500.
Josh. Roughley, b. g., f. b. Shreve,
Lancaster ..... ...... o. ...........l !
Doctor Bell, b. s., f. C. Carl.m,
Washington. ...... ..... ............2 2
Society Bell. s. m. /. w. Moore.
Bridseton, N. J........ .......-......6
Princess r., b, m, VIM. f. stecher
Riverside, n. j.. q. yam. .......S 8 5
Mary Tracy, b. m, l.. r. Acker,
Baltimore ........ 90. ....,.........4 4
ontrain, b. m, VIM. Mcfarland
Woodbury., n. J....... ...... .s......7 z
Rex B.. b. g., Theo. Gabrylewitz.
| Philadelphia. ...... q. ..........S ds
Time. 22sN 22lls, 2.i9h.
22i Trot-Purse, 5000.
Dick Mont b. g. A. H. Tyson.
/ Wilmington ....... .... ..........2 1 /
Pelagon, b. g., Phila. Driving
3 Park sees. ...... ..............l .
3 Harry H., ch. g., H. l.. Dudley,
Rockville Md ....... .... ........3 3 .
Lady Cherry, b. m.. J. J. Ryan.
Chester. ........ .... q. .........4 5 3 3
Bell Alvoy. 7. m, l. w. Moore,
Bridgeton, n. J.... q. q. ..........5 5
Allen Beck. b. s., E. V. ID. Skill
man, Trenton ........ ............ds
Mazzppi, ch. g., L. M. Deeds,
Reading. ...... 80. ........ Ids
Time, 22sh, 2.23sk. 225l, pa
Evening journal., 1906-07-26
BOXING.

sHackenschmidt is %. At p he started
wrestling. He acknowledges being worth
100000 with an earning capacity of $500
a week
Marvin Hart has accepted an offer Of
5000 for his end and $1,000 Tor expenses 70
go TO Australia 20 box Bin sq0lres. the
heavyweight champion OF that country.
'Johnny Summers, a little English chap,
who is reported TO be very good i2e-
pound boxer has arrived at Boston and
Is very anxious to box the bgstman his
weight in this country
Tommy Burns has asreed 20 meet Sam
Berger in a 2o-round battle with the un-
derstandine that should ne not put Bcr-
ger down FOR the count he would fosf,il
all right 70 any consideration regard ne
the financial end Of the deal
Evening journal., 1906-07-26

BEGINS TONIGHT

Services at Brandywine Summit
Camp viii begin tonight. 1t will be
the forty-hrst anniversary Of the camp
and is expected to be the most sue
cessful ever held. The Rev. H. w. Boil
ton will be spiritual director and I.
Elmer Perry is superintendent. The
Rev. William Stone Of Pennsgrove will
have charge Of the music
The program Of this evening will
consist Of platform services and ad-
dresses viii lbe made by Samuel II.
Baynard. I. Elmer Perry DR. H. w.
Bolton and Minor c. Smith. The chill
dren's meeting viii be in charge OF
Aubrey Vandever at present there are
100 tents in use at the camp.
Evening journal., 1906-07-26
CANS AND NELSON THE
BEST MATCH OF A DECADE
White Boy Up Against a
Tough Proposition, But
is Confident

No one need be surprised 10 see Joe
Cans and Battling Nelson meet In what
viii practically be a finish fight for the
lightweight championship title this fall
in the arena az Colma, Cal. Any one who
is close 10 the lighting Dane is aware
that he is firmly Of the opinion that ne
can beat the colored lightweight in a
long battle, and that the only reason the
light has not taken place long ago was be-
cause he has not been allowed to have
his own way in the matter.
with Cans at 1893 pounds ringside 1 can
-tvat him sure and certain. says Nelson.
He would be likely TO give me an awful
walioplng for the hrst zen rounds. but
from there on he would not be so very
dangerous as some folk would imagine.
Il do not doubt for one moment but
Cans can do ls3 pounds ringside as re-
quired," said Nelson. when speaking OF
the probability OF a match being made
between them. But after doing IL 1 can
hardly see him ht TO so the route in
long, bruising battle, such as / feel sure
i would give him.
Another thing you have probably no.
ticed In all his late fights. He doesn't
seem TO hit with the same force that he
used to, and that is another thing that
makes me believe he Is not as good as he
was.
He has lately been fighting at what
has practically been catchwcights, and
stln he was unable to knock out his op.
ponents, although he was able to land
repeatedly and apparently with all ths
force he possessed.
with the exception Of the two fight,
he had with Mike Crwin) Sullivan, he ha.
won all his other contests lately on points
which makes me feel very certain Of beat
ing him over q distance OF ground.
In his contests with Harry Lewis an,
Jack Blackburn in Philadelphia, he di,
not even score a knockdown in eithe
bout. although he is reported as havlnl
landed a great many Of what appeared L
be his hardest blows on both occasions.
My friends tell me TO let the negr
alone; that if / fight him he will be sur
20 beat me. 1 don't think SO, and have nl
thought so for a year or more, and
ahink 1 know as much about Cans an
myself as my friends do"
That Cans can make 1888 pounds and I
at for the battle OF his life there is ltt
doubt 1t should be the greatest battle
decade and as a betting proposition
viii be the biggest thing Of its kind th
has happened in this country in the la
ten years.
Cans, as matter of course, thinks !
can win handiy, and for that reason W
have large following who viii let mons
freely on the black mans chances.
viii certainly be q big thing for jim Col
roth if he can bring those two whirlwir
fighters together for the lightwelgl
championship of the world.
Evening journal., 1906-07-26
Improved Train Service to Cape May

Via Pennsylvania Railroad, begin
ming July %. Express train leaving
Market Street Wharf. Philadelphia, at
4.OS p. NJ, weekdays, will be quickened
to make the run in 95 minutes. Express
leaving Cape May at 7.05 A. NJ, week.
days, will be changed to leave at 7.08
A. NJ. and make the run in 95 minutes.
reaching Philadelphia at s.4S a. M.
Trains via Delaware River Bridge
Route leave Broad Street Station, Phil
adelphia. for Cape May, at 4.05 P. NJ,
weekdays, 900 A. NJ. Sundays.
Evening journal., 1906-07-26

brother can share in the pleasures of the
week.
All desiring to help in this Country
Week" work will send their names 10
Mrs Clark. Associated Charities. No. 6l2
West street; telephone, d. & A. 464; or
to Mrs. A. d. Warner. No. 1902 Delaware
avenue, or Mrs William II. Hill. No. 5Ol
West Fifth street. committee in charge
of the work
Evening journal., 1906-07-26
Returned from Vacation.

William o. Downs, Garrett s. Smith
and Noble b. McNIullen who have been
away on their vacations have returned
to their duties at the postofice. Mark
L. Garrett, Isaac S. Jones and Charles
S. Morgan left for vacations yesterday.
Evening journal., 1906-07-26
Paid official visit.

Charles McIntire. Great Sachem. and
Edward McIntire. Great Keeper of Re
cords of the Great Council Of Delaware
/. o. r. NJ. left last night for Selbyville
to pay an official visit TO the tribe of
Red Men Of that place.
Evening journal., 1906-07-26
RESULTS OF BALL GAMES
American League.

RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Athletics. 8; Chicago, 1.
Athletics, A. Chicago, ..
New iork, 3, Detroit, T.
New York, Q; Detroit. o.
Cleveland. 3; Boston, 3
Washington, .; ST. Louis, 0.
Evening journal., 1906-07-26
WILMINGTON GIANTS LOST
In an international League Game
Cuban x-Giants Won G to s.

The Wilmington Giants went TO Phila-
delphia yesterday and crossed bats with
the Cuban X-Giants in an International
league game, losing by the score Of 6 to s.
The Wilmington boys played a sreat game
but fate was against them. Carter and
Perez were the pitchers and each oub goi
hits. Dunbar, the locals second base.
man, made three hits The score
Wilmington.. ..... ........OO4OO O,0OI-g
Cuban N-Giants ....... ..OO3OO1O2x-l
Evening journal., 1906-07-26

'rhe New York Club released pitcher
Frank Hahn at his request. lie intends to
so into business ana 10 give up baseball
He has pitched but little this season.
winning three games and losing enc
Evening journal., 1906-07-26

The layer Of the sea taken up in clouds
each year is now estimated at fourteen
feet in thickness.
Evening journal., 1906-07-26

sDo you wonder why your collars
wear out so quickly? Don't blame the
collar. Send them to the Troy Laun-
dry Eighth and Tatnall. Both Phones.
Evening journal., 1906-07-26
WANTS A GAME

The Washington A. c. would like TO
bear from any ls-year-old team for Sat
nrday. Address +. 2. Edwards, Si7 Jener-
'cn ST.. or Call D. and A. ASA
Evening journal., 1906-07-26
ODDS c>.. ENDS.

'All hope OF SIR Thomas Upton beng in
Newport for the Kings cup .rarb IN
August hns been dispelcd- by.a cable
from him stating that he viii not visit
America this summer.
Evening journal., 1906-07-26

%Collars. Cuffs. Shirts, Sheets. Wen
do 'em, and do 'em right. Troy Laun-
dry, Eighth and Tatnal lstreets.
Evening journal., 1906-07-26
"lN THE NAME OF CHARITY
Committee in Charge of "countrS
Week" Appeal For the Children.

Members of the County Week Commit
tee Of Associated Charities appeal to
children Of the city to help in the good
societies by giving lawn or porch parties.
Two dollars win give a little hoy or girl
a week in the country with plenty OF good
wholesome food. For four dollars more
the wornout mother and baby sister or
Evening journal., 1906-07-26
SHELLPOT PARK
HYRUP'S MOVING PICTURES
and ILLUSTRATED SONGS

A full two hours show for one ad-
mission. Change of programme every
Monday and Thursday. Admission. 10c;
children, &c. Continuous performance
afternoon and evening.
Evening journal., 1906-07-26
National Lesous.

RESULTS or Yesterdays GAMES.
New York, 3; Plttsburg, o.
Tri-State Leacus.
RESULTS OF Yesterdays GAMES
Milliamsport, z; Lancaster, 0
York y; Johnstown, 1.
Harrisburg, 2; Altoona, /.
Eastern League.
RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES
Montreal q Buffalo. l.
Tornto, .; Rochester. . Is innings.
Baltimore z; Newark. p
Jersey City, S; Providence, l.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-27
13 SALOONS
ARE Nv LINE

Representatives % the Frisco brew
cries have been willing 10 make IL
that o. T. merely an extension 81
their business into a legitimate
field The trade IL here and Ne
want ont share. OF course. said Joe
Gpiile local agent a. bis office IN
the Oriental building today THAT
ia really All thsre ia 20 say on the
subject And be- refused TO give
answers Of further questions
Tho principal object 81 the men
uov working In this field for the
Wellaud Interests ia. If course. Of
sign up saloons 10 take nothing but
their beer q IL unafficisllY stated
that they have secured exclusive
contracts Of this nature with Ia
saloons and that in a fcx places
where & is impossible 90 get q con
tract they are going 20 the expense
- taking out a license and opening
their own saloon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-27
CANARD, HE SAYS

A report has been published IN
ssNerni newspapers stating that the
T. . supreme rouft has enloiued
the pslortent Wireless Telegraph
60. from making or selling auy hgH-
ten - wireless tslesfaphr giving
aafcoul ihe pialutiff mananolt
an wireless fHlegfanh. According
% Gee n PARKER. local manager af
the uetnrrsFf Co. the report j. as
unqualified falHnhnaa. circulated b.
stock lithbsfa with a view 70 tnanip-
ulating the stock market. Abraham
White. the president If the eompauy
has sent oct a telegram claiming
that the clerk - the q s Supreme
eauft officially denies ii9e frpaFt
ard further naNH that 80 Cssa H. new
pending nor has there been une be-
fore the court affecting the beFaf-
rect Co
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-27
FLOODS IN
CALIFORNIA

STOCKTON. Cal. March 81
Hundreds ~ armed guards are pa
trolling the ieYccH ~ the reclama-
ton districts near here. The San
Joaquin river f. slowly rising. but
II u believed the worst b. over
The lower san Joaquin Is rising
but reclamation work 81 not In dan
ger or the Kaaauu estate. 5000
acres are flooded thia morning. and
600 head Of hogs drowned On the
Nest side ~ the river near Banta
e. 900 acres are inundated
Parts 81 Stockton afe flooded. hut
the hnaln sa section has escaped a.
the water Is nov falling Ia this
city city Superintendent q Streets
Oscar Wright vent insane from the
strain II fighting the flood this
morning bot II ia believed he will
recover
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Her Arm coslsd.

Complaint was made 60 The pa=
lice yrHtefday that How'd bad been
mistreatluH hts wife. They found
the uan AZ 3oaa Re2esgh AZ with
little child ou hts knee Hs was
then slightly under the influence ~
iiauor AID che wife could uat be
seen 4 minute later she npGssfed.
however and pointing Boyd oat.
saia There - ist+
Afa, Boyd pulled AZ the sleeve
~ bcf dress aai showed the Offs
Gers e burn She had sustained when
her drunken husband had throw q
her GA 3 bet stove cefkefi saSa The
nrsh had been cooked for a space
~ sls iuehes afa boyd $50 bore
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-27
GARREH'S UFTR/MMED
HAIR STARTS BIG RIOT

Who's got hair eut7 wno's got
hair cutT Sandersoni
Who needs a hair cut7 Who
needs hair cut2 GARRETT"
This unexpected Pronunciation be-
nusuhed Professor Garrett. whose
fine shock q hair II hts pride and
Joy. but q aroused 20 instant action
Professor Sanderson. who had Just
parted with his locks at the BARRIERS
Ia moment the shorn professor
was making good his title as teach
ef Of vocal expression and was dis
charging invecuyes at the seniors
with the rapidly of n gatling gun.
once or twice there WAS a queer
sound heard coming from the bunch
ed seniors. Ike unto the raSping OF
shears. and Professor Garrett look
ed doubtfu.ly toward the nearest
door. bat no further demonstration
occurred. and finally things quiet
ed down.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-27
WIFE
ON HOT STOVE
AseEato BECAUSE SIZE BouoHr DRESS ON HsrALLmGsr
PLAN HUSBAND OF ". aoYo COMMITS uspARALlEL.
20 ACT or BRUTALITY

ttseauas h. thanEhi one dress WAS
rneuEh Tor the vifr nf any warkgnr
man. " Hoyd a iongsheresnas be-
came anKfY st hls wife recently aud
after aiNinH her beating threw her
on red het stove. iufiietinE a ter
ribie burn on her aruA Yesterday
the man aaH arrested ~ Detectives
Adams and Cotbet, Hud l. safety uns
Der iork aHa kef az the cts jail
The staHY ~ brutality which he
has shown a. hiH wife in Fecant
weeks. as todd 70 thr officrrs makes
usosi hafTpv ins tale. aud &c IL said
thnt friends ~ the hrfenseiess Nem-
an have arranged - have hes set .
dixuree in the aupeflof eoutt 70 ess
rane thr shameful treatment which
she g. alleged II have endured from
hef husband
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-27
EalrOrnla Trust Said to Have Obtained Right
70 Sell Its Product in Many Local Resorts
has Support Of Union Labor. flight Between
Two Trusts.

~ InFaslou q The northwest By
Z saa Francisco bfeWery trust
''sssais6 hy The Weiland Brew
= 'gnpany ls 10 take in all the
PAL cities aorth ~ the Cali
-. -. Boundary line. and during the
s.'lt *sek arrangements have
-. - Haaas % open w offices In Ia
-, fNiiand spokane Olympia,
. ~.-,san aad Everett By the trust
laA move has been under eansid.
], - e aone tine ana the extent
as ilsht which the southern
~ Intend to make. and which
s =. 4 alfscied particularly At the
-, ~ 'fs*ery interests. is ontv be-
s'alis . Be- appreciated
Fishs to Finish.
.. las men Who are In Seattle rem.
,e,a.laE The San Francisco capital
'asia that It is not In any
4. 80. . ne word a fight directed al
-. s'. ~. Brewing & Mailing com.
as..oI ne laitsrs invasion Of
with cut-rate prices
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-27
PREPARE FOR
GREAT FIGHT
disagreement Of Miners and Operators viii Re-
suit in Commencement of Final Struggle
Next Saturday Night.

NmaNAPoLls March q The
s,,.s-hins question whether
- slll Be peace or war between
y. ~ .ethraclie eoal operators and
=. mlse WORKERS after April l.
- he agreement s.Ened two
- sso, MI expire. Vas decitea
~ msrning when he iolnt scale
- s.ewlsise voted a disagreement aud
$500 10 call a iolot eonfefenee al
, e-t.,1 this aftsfao1n 60 report
= cmmlgtses decision. lt q esti
...,sl thag aeo.eeo miners are n
s's.a II aecisgoa aud this number
~ eruhahly strike a, midnlsht
s.,srssy uhsn the existing contract
I'll expire.
~ nany months both sides
s,e bs4a PREPARING themselves for
4. esss.allity q strike The mine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-27
HUNDRED THOUSAND
FOR new DRY DOCK

WASHINGTON. DC. March o.
The house committee on naval az
fairs today agreed on a naval pro-
gram and embodied e IN the naval
appropriation bin. which viii ho re-
ported. II provides $1,000 GOO for
one bsttleabip. leaving the size Co
the discretion % the secretary % the
navy. and provides three dcstraycrR
to cost f759. 900 each. Also $1,000
000. GOO 10 be used az the discretion
OF the secretary Of the navy In
building one or more submarine
boats. and provides 100000 each
with which 10 begin the ciustruc-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-27
MAY FINE G0ERIG

a fine Of $500 viii be imposed on
a. e. Gocrig. contractor for the
grading Of westlake av.. for delay
in completing the work. n the onin-
ions expressed by members o. the
board ~ works this morning are
carried into effect. The Westlake
contract required the completion OF
the work by August g. Il was not
completed until February g. An ap-
plicatlou TO the board for this
extension of the time Of the con-
tract because certain buildings were
not moved in time WAS denied this
morning Tor the second time. and
members OF the board expressed the
opinion that Goerig should pay at
least a portion Of the delinquency
penalty provided IN the contract
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workers have greatly strengthened
thelr anton hy gathering In a large
number II new members and have
saved up a reserve fund 81 several
milllon dollars. which would enable
them to continue the strike fof
about three months without addi.
tinnal help The mine operators
have accumulated larke reserve
stores ~ coal
Ia addition Il il stated they have
Ia readiness about $4,000 nnn union
mine Nogkera. distributed through
the Anthrseiie region. have built
stoekadss and houses for the strike.
breakers and have made arrange
menta Tor the thorough policing ~
the mine districts 10 protect them
against ulsssnesa ca the part Of
the strikers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-27

piled and At THIS she gave some
short answer.
IF Il wasn't for the Disgrace 10
the family" tho sister said. II
would take that and end IL all"
pointing 10 the bottle Of carbolio
acid which she bad used on her
teeth
Grabs Bottle Of Acid.
And n II wasn't for the dis
grace. returned the brother. Il
would have a doctor examine you
and sec n you wasn't insane"
The words had no sooner left his
mouth and he had barely turned
around when he heard the woman
fail She had grabbed the bottle OF
acid and lad taken the entire con-
tents She died In a few minutes
The FewH have lived AZ their pres
ent resfenee for the past two years.
Previously they resided In the white
River valley. The deceased leaves
only the two brothers, She was a
member u tho Trinity Parish
church. Of this city No arange-
menis have yet been made for thu
funeral
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-27

peftlNnn Interests. provides for a.
new ferry system, 70 operate boats
svNrg 20 minutes and FOR a car line
- Ak Point from the ferry land
ma y also calls Tot the purchase
u ths present municipal ear iine ~
West Seattle al n price 20 be de-
fidet on - commission. and Tor
the fssnishins ~ electric iiEhts to
the sisy aud 70 private consumers
Tue promise % q better ferry SER
tieu - a great iuiucrmeHt 60 the
feasiputs ~ West seattle. The couu-
sis resolved itself into a committee
u re vhoin 10 consider the april
eafine. nnd wili meet next Safar-
Jar essninK. ct which time Aftur-
nss Clay Allen announced that he
Nsia present a draft ~ the fran
eisfnf askrd BY the Seattle Tacoma
f'as r. com pany.
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name COMMITTEE TO
LOOK into CHARGE
WEST SEATTLE coUNclLmEH TO PROBE BRIBERY
TONS FoR PURPOSE OF CLEARING COUNCILMAN DAVIS
FROM ALL BLAME.

For the purpose OF investigating
the charge OF bribery In connection
with the actions OF Councilman
evils ". Davis. OF West Seattle, and
Of G Il. Maxwell. Of Seattle. the
cltf council 81 West Seattle last
evening appointed a committee Of
three Of is members The action Is
taken % the request q Mf Davis
who made the charge that Maxwell
had attempted ia bride him.
The charges we're made AZ a pri-
satn meeting ~ the council week
aga last SUNDAY. and were "a the
sffeet that M Davis had been Of.
iefea s. see by Maxwell Tor his In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-27

flueuee iu regard 70 a franchise
which Maxwell asked for. Mr.. Davis
stated that Maxwell offered him this
money Indirectly. and denounced
AT. Maxwell IN strong terms. Mr..
Maxwell resides ri the Washington
hotel Go this city. and IL known
throughout the northwest.
The council last night decided that
q committee o. three should consist
of one man appointed By the eoun-
rll. one bv Mr. Davis and one by
the other two members. The coun-
Ga named George r. Cooley. and
Mr. Davis named Alexander Robin
son. The third member has NOT
been named. The committee Will az
once look into the matter and re-
port 10 the council
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A. &c. Dennison, Andrew Chilberg and As
sociates Ask Franchise to Provide New Ferry,
New Car Line and Electric Light Plant for
West Seattle Seattle Tacoma Power Co.
Wants Same Thing

To equip West Seattle pith a new
fsrrs boat service. a nee street caF
service. a ear iiur o. AEAi Point ana
electric lights p franchise vas last
night presented 90 thc West Seattle
council ard given its frat reading
The Franchise Il asked Ter BY a. ".
g. neunisou. 81 this ely HeoerHi
raaserEef agent - she Pacific coast
company. and be Il sald 60 have ths
backing - Andrew ebilbrfK and
Utheg prominent men,
The aeatfls. Tacoma Power COM
pans has alao asked for franc hlse.
no draft % which vas presented.
huf the intention % which ls the
same az - that asked b AZ. Dem
uisun
Tire franchise asked for aa de-
srrfhed az last nieht'H meeting ~
Richard saxs Jones. attorney for The