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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-03-01
Chicago Suburbanites Will Have
Quick Transportation,
ELEVATED SYSTEM PROPOSED
Three Million Residents Of Territory
Adjacent to Chicago Will be Al.
fordcd Quick and Cheap
Method Of Transportation.


CHICAGO, Feb. 2S,rhc Tribune TO.
dal says;
| transportation -~ quick, direct and
chcap~is promised to three millions OF
Nsideuts in the territory southeast,
/ south. and southwest OF Chicago by
the greatest proposed nterurhan trac.
! tion systems in the world, Entrance
( to Chicago is to be on an elevated
/ structure built over the Lake Shore and
Rock Island railways The plans have
been perfected and the corporation
which will build the lines will be or.
ganized within few days in NV Jcr.
sey. Access to Chicago from all points
in Northern Indiana and Northern Hi
nois, with the possible extension OF the
system to indianapolis and st. Louis is
! contemplated. In addition IA system OF
electric lines interlacing the whole OF
this big territory and furnishing con
neetions with every part is projected
Behind the undertaking is said TO be
large capital. Negotiations which have
been in progress for several days in
New York have been participated in by
the Moore brothers, President Il. Y.
Yoakum. OF the Frisco railroad sys.
TEN. and representatives OF Robert
Mather, OF tho Rock Island holding
company. William :. Reed OF Chicago |
who is president OF three OF the trac'
tion companies represented in the deal
also is interested in the proposed cor.
poration and may be the head Of the
new corporation. The capitalization, 1t
is said, will be s50O0O0O0, under the
name OF the Chicago Intcrurban Ter
minal Traction Company.
The chief feature Of the proposed ~,
tenn is the elevated structure over the
Lake Shore and Rock Island Tracks,
This will extend from the La Sale
street depot to Nincticth street, near
Washington Heights II will be ten
miles long and will constitute the cen
tral artery OF the system.
In appearance the elevated structure
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-03-01
West End Improvement Club Ad'
voeates Municipal Ownership.
MAY BUILD OWN LIGHT PLANT
Improvement Club Plans to Construct
Electric Plant and When City De-
cides to Operate Plant, to
Merge Both Systems.

The West End Improvement Cut
last night adopted resolution favoring
Mayor Wise's veto of the ordinance
granting to the Astoria Electric Com
pany fve-year lighting franchise
The resolution is in the nature of a
petition to the council to sustain the
veto. The club has not gone into any
argument, but voicing what is said to
be the unanimous sentiment of the
people of that section OF the city, has
indorsei the stand of the mayor.
The petition will be presented to the
council at its next meeting.
The West End Club has been wrest-
ling with the municipal ownership prob.
lem, and it is evident that the plan for
installation of cooperative lighting
system is to be successfully worked
out. The organization scheme is based
on the formation of a cooperative com.
pany, each patron to be a stakeholder
For every light which stockholder
needs he will subscribe S. of stock in
the company. Thus far about l200
lights have been asked for, and it is
estimated that the total number will
be 1900. This will give the company
$1,000 working capital, which, the pro-
moters say, will be more than ample for
the installation of the plant.
Karl Knoblock, who is one of the en-
thusiasts at work on the lighting plan,
said last evening that the installation
of the cooperative system was, so far
as the people of the West End are
concerned, merely a step toward muni
cipal ownership.
IF the city ever goes into the light
ing business, the West End plant will
be turned over to the municipality"
said Mr.. Knoblock. I'VE are taking this
step to demonstrate that municipal
lighting is practicable. and at the earl
lest date possible will gladly merge our
plant with a general city system. We
are in position to lease ground at nomi-
nal rental for a period of 100 years
Already We are in communication with
supply houses, and within short time
should be charged for until the money
invested is returned to the subscribers,
and then prices will be reduced to the
minimum"
Members of the club spent fully an
hour last evening reporting upon their
investigations with reference to a clean.
er West End. Every part Of the dis
trict which has not been cleaned was
reported last evening, and it is the pur-
pose to publish notices in the Finnish
and English papers to owners of the
property urging them to clean up.
"When we get through with our cam,
paign We will have the cleanest dis
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-03-01
RESULT OF A BLUNDER.
Proceedings That Followed the Mix-up
of Certain Names.

The following is bit of history in
cidental 10 the past forty hours, the
city of Astoria, and -four OF her citizens
/ 1t explains itself as YOU read it; but
| for the convenience of those whom may
not understand it readily, it may be
said the whole joke is on the Astorian,
for having us1d the name OF {, j,
Curtis, when il should have referred to
Judge c. j. Trenchard For which
cgregious bmnder the following suit
for libel is instituted, and reported;
Complaint.
In the Supreme Court OF the United
States of America for Clat,op equity
&c. J, Curtis, plaintiff,
Versus
y. $, Dellnger, publisher, and y. J.
Judah, editor, OF the Morning
A>torian, Defendants.
Plaintiff for cause OF suit against
the above named defendants alleges;
That during all the times and dates
herein mentioned, the said ]. $. Del.
lmger was the publisher OF Repub'
lican newspaper in said ounty and state
known as the Morning A,torian.
That said Judah was the editor OF
said Morning Astorian and responsible
for all articles appearing therein.
THAT on the 2sth day OF February,
1906, the said Dellinger and Judah,
with malice aforethought, maliciously,
laciviously and with intent to iniure
the well-known reputation OF the PLAIN
tiff, wilfully, unlawfully, and without
the consent of the plaintiff first OBJ
tanned in writing. published the follow |
ing false. scandalous and libelous item
of and concerning, said plaintiff.
"'For the Supreme Bench: Judge c.
]. Curtis is in receipt. and charge, OF
the petitions of Hon. r. G. Haley for
nomination for the office of judge OF
the Supreme Court, the position ne at
present occupies. upon the Democratic
ticket and the same will be circulated
daily"
THAT the above item was published
with ting intent OF inAueIsing said
plaintiff and inducing him to become a
Democrat in circulating a petition for
a dyed in the wool Democrat, defend
ants well knowing that said plaintiff
has been a Republican for more than
six months last past and is now a
member in good standing of the Repub
lican party OF Clatsop County, State OF
Oregon.
"That by reason Of the premises and
said false, malicious and scandalOu,
item so published, said plaintiff ha,
been damaged in his reputation for
honesty and integrity. and being a
truthful man. in the full sum OF $3.50
OOa.
Wherefore, plaintiffs demands judg-
ment against the defendants and each
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-03-01
trict of the city" said President Carl

trict of the city" said President Carl
son.
Secretary Sovey of the Mcclure Club
was present to extend to the West End
crs an invitation to attend the pro
posed rousing meeting of the McClur
Club on the night of March IL, The in
vitation was accepted and the West
Enders will, il possible, march to the
meeting OF the Mcclure Club headed
by the West End band, and possibly
torches, "lf YOU fellows in
the Mcclure district want us TO show
YOU some enthusiasm, We will turn out
in style" declared several members. 1t
is expected that fully fifty members
of the West End Club will he present,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-03-01
A Scientific Wonder.

The cures that stand to its credit
make Bucklen's Arnica Salve a scicn.
tofic wonder. 1t cured i. r. Mulford,
lecturer for the Patrons of Husbandry,
Waynesboro, Pa, of q distressing case
of Piles. 1t heals the worst Burns.
Sores. Boils, Ulcers, Cuts, Wounds.
Chilblains and Salt Rheum. Only 25c
at Chas. Rogers drug store.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-03-01

Taken as directed, IL becomes the
greatest curative agent for the relief
of suffering humanity ever devised
Such is HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets. Sold by
Frank Hart.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-03-01
THE OLD GOVERNMENT.

The perfection of whisky used in the
medical department Of the United
States military and naval service. Also
In hospitals. Recommended by the high
est authorities as the purest stimulant
for family use. Sold exclusively by
VIM. Book.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-03-01

of them for the sum of $s50,000; for
$4,000 attorney fees and for costs and
disbursements herein taxed at $dSs,s5
and for such other and further relief
As in equity may seem just.
THE CLATSOr COUNTY BAR,
Attorneys for Plaintiff" "
Following is the answer of the de
PENDANTS in said case, and il has to go,
see.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-27
NCABE FOR CHAIRMAN
HAS MURPHY,S SUPPORT,
Po1cefm Moue TO Make Mayor Feel
Tigers CI07cs.

Charles u. Murphy yesterday declared for
Patrick r. McCabe. Of Albany. for Democratic
stats chairman This probably means the
.,sction of NcCabe. who has large number
n the upstate members Of the state committee
,ornitied 10 hiia than any other candidate
r-rless there is q sudden shift in the conditions
,he committee viii meet at Albany the second
week in July and elect Mr.. McCabe chairman.
.r Mace OF cord Meyer. Of this city.
Nurphys coming cut for McCabe is corrobo-
-stion Of The statement made by Maurice N
winton ton days ago. Mr.. Minton. who has
bsen rounding mp support for McCabe said some
,,re ago thar il would be McCabe Yesterday
h repeated the prophecy.
Nr Murphy was in conference with district
leaders AT Tammany Hall yesterday When he
vas asked about the meeting OF the state com
rnittee he said;
81 don't any objection TO calling the meet
,ne between July 4 and -. have been asked
nv many members Of the committee TO favor 2
cal for about that time. and it looks as II that
would be the time"
who IS your choice for state chairman Mr.
Murphy WAS asked.
II is @ little early 10 talk about that but
Dc not see any objection to Patrick E McCabe
Of Albany ] think he viii be the man. unless
the other members Of the committee decide that
,bsre is some one better for the place"
When Nr. Miuton was asked about Afr. Muir
pfy's statement he said:
Vel, il looks as Il Mr. Murphy and Mr. Nc
Cabe had Eot together
"Can you tell the exact date for the meeting
Of the conmittee?" he was asked
.T cannot" said Mr.. Minton That is a
matter FOR the committee itself TO decide I
an not member Of the committee have
been doing q ioi of letter writing in connection
with the meeting Of the committee. but as I
said 70 The Tribune ten days ago. I am little
more than a messenger in this matter The
Committed itself VIII decide when il will meet"
rs AIr McCabc 10 be the new chairman"
1T viii he McCabe." said Mr.. Minton.
August Belmont, in a formal statement last
week sald that he was taking no part in poll
tics anc he iutimated that Mr.. Minton was not
working with ms knowledge or support. Mr.
Hu.ol said hC was not representing Mr. Bel
m0u- ip the matter Hitherto Mr.. Minton has
been regarded as Ny BelmOnt's representative
III Nmrou IN explaining his activity, said that
New-York tribune., 1906-06-27
JUNE SALE } Table
SPECIALS IN I Linens

All Linen Satin Damasks-fuu bIeached-
&c inches wide-alsO . 70 Z yd- lengths
Of heavy unbleached Dana SKIS
SO and 90 cent qualities-special. 40
All Linen Satin Double Damaslzs-
beautiful finish and designs
81 90 quality NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. II
All Linen H. 5. Ssts-sx10 cloth.
I dcz- napkins-regularly 81. 40. p SS
Pattern CIoths-Sattn Double Damasks-
fnesc quality and designs-2x2i2 I'd.
cloths. dozen napkins to match
never been sold for less than $50 I o. 90
Turkey Red ClothS-combinations OF
green and red, red and white,
cardinal with black and white borders
yds. lons-regularly SO. -.-..-.-. 40
Table Felt, "a tnch-heavy quality
regularly 80 ----.-.--.-.-.----.-.- SO
New-York tribune., 1906-06-27

all he wanted 10 do was TO end the Sheehan
domination Of the state machine.
With McCabe as chairman of the state COM
hlltee, Murphy and his friends will be in
commanding position. If the alliance holds
until the state convention. Murphy will be in,
position 10 swing his delegates almost IN a body
10 William r. Hearst. if he wants TO. 1t looks
more and more as If Murphy was shaping things
SO as 10 force Mayor Mcclellan to surrender.
Inc Murphy men are not anxious 10 go over
10 Hearst as they are to club Mayor Mcclellan
INTO submission 10 Tammany Hall. IF Murphy
cannot crush the Mayor at the state convention
the chances are that the Mayor will unhorse
MN as leader, as the patronage argument in
Iarnnany Hall is the one that usually prevails.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-27
Extra Special Values
In Babies Wear
For Last Week Of June Sale.

For Last Week Of June Sale.
ChIldren's White Lawn Dresses
yoles and French waists-skirts
with wide hem or lace trin'd or
enby Y rUffes-waists and sleeves
prettily trirn'd 20 match
sizes 10 yrs-wOrth S1-25. 5....... "a
Short Dresses-Nainsook and fine
Lawn-yoke OF enb'y inserts-fuI
skirts-sizes 10 yrs-worth %. I z
Babies Short Skirts-tucks and n. s
or lace trin-worth %. 9.....-..... 2
Babies Naineo0k Slips-nsatly finished
with tuCks, rufffss and errby-
worth -oo --.--.--..- III
Nainsook Sups-good qUality-trinl'd with
lace. emb'y and tucks-worth So 80 SR
Nainsook and Lawn-high or low neck
dainriest styles-hand stitching-wlth
and without tucks or lace and ernb'y-
sizes 70 3 yrs.-regularly 69-.-.... IL
Babys Christening sets-fne soft
Nainsook- dress trtrn'd high with
handsome Point de Paris Lace and
Insf -tngs-yoke and sleeves 70
natch-skirt deep lace trtm'd-
beautifully made-wOrth $3.50. p -95
Children's White Lawn Dresses
French waist styles, plain or trirn'd
skirts-waists finished 10 match IN
various styles with lace and enb'y-
sizes 70 2 yrs--worth g. % .......1 "a
Baby's Lawn Caps-Iace Enb'y. tucks,
ribbon Ruchtng, etc.-value SO ..- SA
little Children's White Lawn Hats
to : yrs-laCe tTiu'd or emb'd
rutfies-full crowns-value SO cents Al
Children's Ptque Reefers-vide cellar
with emby rufie and inserts
FOL a To- 70 % 20 %. &c. a
New-York tribune., 1906-06-27
Only Four Days More
of
j u II E S ALE.

A Record Breaker
from the start.
The End viii be as brilliant
as the Beginning.
DEPTS. INCLUDED ARE
Women's Underwear
Babies Clothes
SILK and Cotton Shirt Waists
COrSets. Shoes
Wrappers, COrd Skirts
Women's and Misses Dresses
Millinery, Boys Clothing
New-York tribune., 1906-06-27
WOnnen's Wear
. Second Floor

oSCOuu FtOOI-
FIGURED LAWN DRESSING
SACQUES, Marguerite style; fin
ished with scalloped edge and
ribbon at neck; also
DRESSING SACQUES made
of fine quality figured lawn, yoke
back and front; sleeves 90
trimmed with lace. .... eOSA
FIGURED LAWN KIMONO
NEGLIGEE, yoke front 1n
and border of plain lawn tSN
At soc, Figured Lawn KimonO
Negligee, with ScallOped edges.
SEERSUCKER PETTICOATS
made of striped seersucker made
with umbrella ruffie and small
ruffle finished with An
fancy stitching. ... HOG
New-York tribune., 1906-06-27

lhL I-I-.-l Gent PfPSCN may earn
n SEQ frnrtnly e. lone "a spare time
ir .Ht uea sr. gers. no CANVASS
e%le -"t.e Lf.I.~.sss4-rs send tOT par
--t-sS sl&D.EATL L-ocs port,
Ntl'k cnau.ue.la and general house
,i--ii-ef FH-le1 raslnralV ~ Cnsree for
Ts,...f . .--- l. ltr.ua. summer months
-. &ffN1AfFNT BgRFAT Co
- "f corner 7s-h - Tel! Ss2V-
-FAi- HGTsEwORK Cook Hrd
I.a-c Place waiting. hrfuE references
a. swART EKF.GYxENT BUREAU.
", soE. ssth at aze columbus ave
New-York tribune., 1906-06-27
HIP MANIED.
TcrlIalr

YOUNG WOMEN BE
TWEEN L and 23 YEARS
OF AGE WANTED TO
LEARN TIE TELE-
PHONE BUSINESS PER-
MANENT POSITIONS N
CENTRAL OFFICES FOX
THOSE WHO QUALIFY;
NAl-+I-- OF - 4 WEEK
PAID WHILE Learn
lAi Apply AFTER 3
A u. Ar l22 EAST 18TH
ST. NEW YORK TELE-
PHONE COMPANY.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-27
WILL PLAN RECEPTION FOR Mr.. BRYAN.

In pursuance of a resolution adopted at a meeting
OF the Commercial Travellers thrust League
heId on June i, William Hoge, head of the
league announced yesterday the appointment Of
the following committee on plan and scope for the
Bryan reception: Tom l. Johnson of Ohio: Francis
burton Harrison, Bird S COler, Augustus Thomas
and Lewis Nixon. OF New York: Alexander Troup
OF Connecticut; A H. Eastman and John H
OBrien- This committee viii invite all the Demo
cratic members Of Congress. the chairmen of the
Democratic state committees OF various states the
mayors OF the Democratic cities OF the country and
the editors Of Democratic newspapers TO serve upon
reception committee. OF which Governor Folk Of
Missouri will be the chairman. Augustus Thomas
VIII welcome Mr Bryan on behalf Of the league.
z. A. MERRITT NAMED AGAIN.
Canton. y Y, June 26-Republcans Of the %
Assembly District of St Lawrence County to-day
renominated Z. A Merritt for the Assembly.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-27
YYTNp SAVE Curtains
w4rv7rc vT Bed Sets
IL AN } Couch Cnva~S- etc.

VALUES uS Couch Covers, ETC.
French Net Curtains-BartenberE
Renaissance inserting and edge
corner rnOtifs-value 50 ~. ...1 AG
Sample corners OF Real Lace Curtains
white and eCTu-B Brussels. Tambour Iris,
Point and Renaissance-11z yards long
full curtains are worth s. TO SIS
pair. Each Sample .-.. 10 and Sd
Cleanup Iot of Surnmer Portieres-
Grensdire, Snowflake and MottIed
Snowflake with dsdo and fringe
rich colorings-cne and two toned
effective cross stripes
worth $3.50 ------. -----.------.- I .SS
French and Gable Net Bed Sets-Iaree
variety Renaissance centre and
corner motifs and frame Of lace
tnsertins-festooned Talance-boIster
shams to match-were S14 9s. . O ga
Oriental Couch Covers-Rich Rug
designs -reversible-tasseI fringe ell
around-a yds long-value 81. so. . 9S
Negus Couch Covers Handsome
striped designs-were S15O......... %
Decorative Burlaps and Denirns-
Empire and Oriental destgns-s7eciaI -
Fine Lawn Curtainings- cord
Enoy ruffie-value 80 --.---..... %
Belgium stripe Slip Coverings
vaiue II OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ION
Renaissance PRneIs-mOunted on
French Net-valus 81 40 ....... 70
Art Tickings-best quaIity-stripes.
figures and Oriental effects
choice Of - sryles-value % 10
French Arabian Net Curtainiugs-
lace fnserungs-5 inch ruffie-
value .19 TO % TN
Tapestry Cretonnes- Oriental and
Art Nouveau eTects-were "a
Importers samples OF Fig'd Velours
and Suk Damasks@s Of a ward
square-suitable for Pillows, Cushions
and Chair Covers-speCiaI each Ad
Art Dtmities for Slip Coverings and
DTaperies-elsewhers % cents. -.-.. 10
French Taffeta CrstOnnes- high art
designs and COlOrtngs-vaIus So On
New-York tribune., 1906-06-27
WINDOW Screens

Best mahe-thorOughly seasoned
Strong Green wire netting.
Regular. extra wide and narrow sizes
New-York tribune., 1906-06-27

0 NO MAIL TELEPHONE ORDERS FILLED
New-York tribune., 1906-06-27
CARPET CLEANING.

NY. Carpet Cleaning Co
Oldest largest Most Modern.
81 AND $50 WEST 18th ST
Tei 2ss-i5ry6ut- csta biished 1851
We JORDAN EDWIN LENTZ.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-27
will give opportunity to buy important
trifles at great saving i'm price.
BROOKS SPOOL. COTTON

Black and White-NoS. p to so;
dozen hundred yard spOols-usually d..
dozen.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-27
Sale Of Infant Earuocks

Almost a necessity for baby and so
inexpensive anyone may have one.
Swing 1t In Or Out of Doors.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-27

",A .HEEa AIAN ABOUT IS
,-eaL- . -5L TO WORK N OF
E BRIGHT AND WILL
~ .A' -..L FIRST CLASS REFER
~ a. l'iSE w ~. H.. BOX -.
-i'--. -- OFFICE
New-York tribune., 1906-06-27
sTCEA1E.
DREssNAkINe kND MILLINERY

haN. -'tIE WAISTS. dresses exclusive
= n 1876 West
New-York tribune., 1906-06-27

sailor style-veTy strons-special. Oh
Fine open weave-spreaders-spec 80
Cot Harnmocks-Palmer's make. 20
Cot HarmoclSs with mosquito net so
New-York tribune., 1906-06-27
~ EIIINfi

'.l. YRS All makes sold. rented
,t l~al. .zrr.-c-d reEfabIa service
i-A L -r. Telephone 274o-
New-York tribune., 1906-06-27
UIIP WANTED.

--- -aHf.- MANAGER f1r monthly
secure interest in pub
..-s --.rarirr ability. Apply
Room ~ &c Park Row
New-York tribune., 1906-06-27

- ---l. -l and women 20 earn
iE-t.s ru au- hundred dollars "A
.. capital o. experience required
DISH .o- ID pros per9-s btsines-
- -~-t NAT1O$AL REALTY
Company Bax I5-. Jzustca.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-27
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.

! COACHMAN ana USBFT7T. MAN Ry,
! smoOth-faced German; speaks good Eng
hsh: careful driver; good caretaker Of
| horses harness. etc. steady, sober: mar
red, one child l year old; wants cottage
| good reference. B, Carpenters Bureau, I54
/ 9th ave.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-27

"@- sa-rieuee5 TOOL ana diemalzer;
A- r.# ri. landing help pre-
3e- address Bss .. TfIbune Ofbce.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-27

"aN N Young single man for ostler
a.a general T0rs ~ ug summer home ia
raI uu AIR. FESsENDEN, 81
Ht-aa- So. Room EsH7.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-23

complsts Hotel and Club rursi,s.,.
compists cfsdl. fieossfusa,shsr.--
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-23

The street 10 unrfudod We have
90 pas extra for oil the wood and
coal and other carriage We haYa tal
have done We have ne aidevalha
no sewerage 81 any kind. no water
service We are obliged ia drink
and cook with pond water MOI
mali boxes, not even mall delivery
We have 20 walk at least half a
mile simply TO poet a letter
"ror the ahpye reasons ! should
think the assessment lie sufficiently
high for the benefits We rsselYo.
Very respectfully,
"MRs ARTHUR CLARKE
willing TO Pay
1. J Morrison. Of b7td Woodiawn
av. was another recipient Of no
.tles Co appear before the board. lie
home. witch cost $500. IL assessed
al $500, OF ~ PCT cent Of its value.
bat he expresses himself ah not un
willing to pay more tasea II the
board deems u necessary lie
writes.
"blle woodiawn Az.
Seattle, Wash
Chairman Beard of Equalization
Hon str, Your notice Ga ms
jus, received In regard 90 raising
my assessment on property. A !
am working and cannot appear Ia
person | thought this would suf
flee. Ny taxes are nov tteIe pei
year on valuation Of 600. NJ
home eont about $500 90 build. and
think $500 IL enough At present.
nut n the honorable beard think
they need more money whY ! aiu
willing TO contribute my share. al
though I am poor man. Yours
very respectfully.
Asks Tor Mercy.
Henry W LunE writes to the
board In response TO notice fe
esiyed b him that be has sold
the property ON the insihllmsnt
plan "a a family which II making
an effort 10 SGT u paid fof In order
20 have home ~ their own. and
commenting the case to the mercy
Of the board lie writes
Seattle. Wash. Aus 20. 1909
Board % Equalization.
"kins County. Wash
"usnliemcus J have received no
tics 10 show cause uhY the iFee
laaes should not DO raised on part
OF lot 3. block %. Gfses Lake.
Woods south shofe addition no
tee ssp6. also notice tligs let's 8
and 7. block ~. Woodland addltioH
10 Green Lake I leave thla pfup
.rty Ia your hands Tor adjustments
a. 10 tasss. and iuasmnch a. u
have cold this property 10 people
sho are paying feg li oa The Ia
siallnsni plan and iFytnE 70 set =
little home Tor themselves. ! eens
mlt them iuto your hands and ask
ron 20 be mrFciful 10 them 1oufs
truly. "HENRf " LUNG
when this letter eas received -
lhe board " wAs placed On file. aud
n. beard ordered al increase Of
property tn the woodla pn sdditiou
o. 81 pr cent. and Ga lhe saias def
gave a lengthy hearing 20 the Wes
sfhasascr Timbsf company. afisf
uhich Il ordered the property ef'
that company Increased - psF seas.