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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-02
Heney Questioned Her About Copy Of Franchise,
Then Let Her GO--Mint Money Expenditure Is
Explained.

Did Mullaly turn over 5000 to
you shortly after the iire7
Yes.
Dahler was defective as 10 men,
DRY. lie recovered later and Prose-
cuior Heney inquired II he had any
memoranda. II developed that the
entries had been made in the cash
book which had been sent 20 New
York last November after the grand
jury had begun It's Investigation.
nahler could not tell the amount
Of money nor the size OF the sacks.
Well where did you get the
money 10 pay your men With" ask.
ed Heney. exasperated at the fail.
ure of the witness TO tell what he
knew Attorney Rogers here in.
terrupted aud admitted that the
SEQ. 600 received from the mint had
been used to pay off the men lie
also promised 10 see II the money
received by Mullaly had been de-
posted in the Wells Fargo Nation
al bank Dahler denied that he had
ever received $50. 600 from TREY l..
Ford after the fire
Dahler was excused without
REORGANIZATION.
call Miss Ruef" A murmur
arose from the crowd which caused
the balliffs TO call for order To
the question You are the sister
OF A Ruef and have been doing his
stenoEraphor work for several
years? she replied, Yes"
The application OF the United
Railroads for a franchise was
shown her and she was asked IL
she had typewriter H.
No. sir.
Ever see Il before?"
Not till yesterday when you
showed e to me.
That's all" declared Heney and
Attorney Rogers motioned for her
10 leave the chair, which she did
and Immediately left the courtroom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-02
y. Wilson Oyeuules Motion Of Defense to In
= ,tud Jury to Bring in Acquital Verdict and Sen
NV Dmah Goes on Stand in His Own Behalf

asroe that conspiracy was ea
tahiished
4 egrco with yea on that. said
the caurt
Then Il - a matter for the
iury. Rush said. to say whether
proof q intimacy ls sufficient to
establish the guilty connection OF
nerah."
James u HaWley replied for the
defense that absolutely no conncc,
tIon had been shown between
norah aud tho conspiracy After
Attorney hawlcy had completed
bis argument Jadsc Whl,son over,
ruled the motion made yesterday
aftarnoon. when the defense rested
It's case Ia asking Tor a Jury IN
stractlon.
when senator norah concluded
hts testimony the defense rested
n don't think that there viii be
any rcbuttal.' said Prosecuting AZ
torney Rush
n see nothing that you could
robut." remarked tho court.
RoFahs appearance upon the
witness stand was the signal for
an outhreak on The part 81 the
spectators when the senator start.
ed spcaking a man In the rear %
tire court room started 20 clap
his hands Another followed. and
noon all % the spectators were
cheering FOR norah The bailiffs
were apparently unable 20 auell the
demonstration for some seconds
When quiet was restored Judge
Whltson IN great anger remarked
that another such occurrence would
result In the exclusion 81 all spec.
tatora.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-02
TruL.dn McCOmb Learns Of Fate Of Agnes McComb
COvingOn and Comes Here to Aid The Police in
Search Of COvingOn and BwibOn--Did Not Know
Of Their Marriage.

Truman McComb. the father Of
Mrs. Agnes Coyine,on. who was
murdered. placed "a a trunk and
throsa In the sound early last
month. arrived "a Seattle last night
TO aid the police In bringing the
murdeFcfs q his daughter 70 lus
lice
Mr Mccomh has been abacnt
FROM Seattle since before the mnr
riaEe % bis daughter 70 Coyingtou
last March. and knev nothing 81
her marriage until he read % the
murder In the papers He was not
acquainted With either Coviugton
OF huFllaou.
Broken wifh sorrow. the father
is az the residence % his moiherin.
las. Mrs r. Robinson. 7g1 Yealar
Way he announced hts intention
81 dcyoglnK al % bis time 70 gry
and locate Coyingtou and nufilaou.
but said he had no information at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-02
''alahe Men Who Will Run Against Mayor Moore
Are Lacking Chance Of Defeat Considered Too
ST'ng by Many Who Would Like TO Be Mayor Of
Seattle

20 VII lead the republican
8 q ne next city eloction7
= problem which repub.
'saaen IN Seattle are trying
y .s Many leading republl.
Y. ave been approached during
~ 4" mouth. but none have been
$40 Nho are considered availa-
=. -,.aef wiling 70 sacrifice bus.
aisfeais 70 insure the auccera
49, 80 eoalroi 10 the city gov.
~, go o. a scramble Of eandl.
-. ~ ne nomination. the IA
a. y Seattle AZ The present
4 s'sesnis The unusual That
n apaAs'iiiy that Mayor Moore
candidate for reelection
.',. seas deal 10 DO with the
~ el available candidate ln
) lsstgao'ican ranks la admitted
E,ss ''s I. Of The dominant party.
4. Y, ne bitter political enc.
Hsusg" . Ms mayor admit that be- ls
49, . .' Tor that reason a search
4 49, 49, made 70 find = republican
q 49, who is willing 10 make
a,ssa IN the face n "a afro1r
''aA ~ Or Is prominent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-02

IWN
.ssr Ida. oct. : The hoFah
! -, a i iOueA. on, 10 the 30.
mi. mornlng ludge Wait
lad the motion q Attorney
- uawlgy asklng that the
Instructed to bring a yer
ssa guilty, and decrced
Z. eAse should be heard Ia
.'.Se.g. Senator borah Then
y s,and In his own behalf
As lhe anesiioning 81 bis
= ia his version Of the
~ !, .As Boise valley land
= ..ssancemens tha, the pres
~eela close SIS case
49, s, ~ The largest crowd
~ - ve, attended the herah
Y, ,.slerlay afternoon.
x - Prosecutor Rush opened
!, .,rvmsns for the government
..sslea % Instruct the iaFy 70
verdict o. mot guilty
q aseArpd al circumstances
80 = aiken lato confederation.
y ~ posah's act was net PROV
! 4 - = ons overt act, but tas'
= circumstances iogelher with
\, I, ssr,s Al Il showed bis share
b Conspiracy -. .,u.,.
4. eonsplraey ~ cannot estab'
:. ssrvemsss. Ae said. There
I. 4, = poxer y velch We can 50
49, ] Mo she hearts q uien and
s = xkn u herein We
- J, \, only shos shai b. outward
sarasss,aissa AZ ihe more diaool
81 : - eaaxsirasg. De more secret
I H. eoaiari
- IA tat re court would
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-02
RyEF,S SISTER
ON THE STAND
FOOT CRUSHED

Thrown from a rubbish wagon.
o. Gemdno 90 l05 Terry av. this
morning bad bis foot and ankle
badly smashed at First ay aud Mad.
iHon ~ Tho man Was driving bis
team down The steep bin on Mhdl.
son g. between Firat and Second
ava, when q was struck by Madi.
son ~ cable car 30 81. lnbound
The shock caused the team TO
run away. throwing Geraflno % the
ground. where the whoola 81 the
heavy wagon ran over his fuut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-02
PICTURE fake WILL
BE aired IN COURT
Arthur Cain to Sue The Times for Publication of His
Photograph as Frank COyngtOn Claims Fake Has
Injured His Reputation and Asks for $1,000
Damages.

m you don't get The Times. you
don't get the pictures"
Tho truth Of this statement. 30
far as fake pictures are concerned.
Is shown in a suit which is short.
ly 10 be- brought against The Times
for the publication 81 fake pictures
IN connection With the CovIngtou
murder mystery.
on September %. the Times pub.
lished two pictures as Frank Gov
lugton. which proved 10 be photo
graphs Of Arthur Cain. "A former
university student. employed az a
machlnist az the Moran ship yard
Cain has retained the firm Of
Bnghtman a remnant, with insirue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-02

as FRANCISCO. Oct 2-For
y ,nt alne years Eugene =
ssn irrmsr mayor u san
Fzsnsm sos IN he county jail
ssz,hg transportation 70 san
gnssa tsr eztoFfion. has not con.
rssz % tie support 81 hts moth.
Fna aseF. Who have been llv.
~ Aamhle fashion 10 a one story
naz exported By Herbert L.
s+zn tks brother Of the convict
I nnaFog whlie she latter had
"a Axlnz IN biz samptaoaS hame.
nHszx abroad. and otherwise Nv
AsHis q luxnry. % 70 the time
I II meFiclicn-
nsN hris Eere bronghf 0ni IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-02
WILL GUST TELEGRAPH
COMPANIES

NEW YORK. Oct Attorney
General Jackson has applied 10
Justice Ford Of the supreme
court for permission 10 start suit
ga the peoples name against the
Western Union and Postal Tele-
graph companies t0 vacate their
charters and pat them out of bust.
ness go FAR as New York is con.
cerned Jackson maintains that the
companies have entered into agree
mcnta to fV rates on messages
within Now York
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-02

lions 20 bring suit for 5000
against the Times
The complaint, which ~ now
being prepared. alleges that tho
pictures we're published without au-
thority and that Cain has been
damaged by the publication Of his
photograph as the murderer Of Az
mes CoylnEton The complaint sets
forth that great injury has been
done TO the character and reputa.
ton 81 the young man, and that ho
has been damaged 10 the extent
OF s. 900.
The Star was told Of these same
pictures. but on investigation found
that the photographs were not of
Covlngton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-02
FIGHTS WITH
ROBBER

nruFred by a companion. r A..
Springer. a sailor from the battle
ship Nebraska recovered from the
fumes Of the drug this morning 10
time go pat up a terrible fight with
hts would-he robber. and succeeded
iH boating his assailant of with
only the loss ~ his watch The
sailor managed 10 save his money
by the vigorous scrap he pat up.
and later reported the affair 90 the
police
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-02
Fender INVESTIGATION WILL
Open TOMORROW
MOVED TO GROUND FLOOR.

The building inspectors depart
mont Il was said today at the city
hall. ga to DO moved within the
next day or two 60 the ground
floor of the building with an en-
trance facing ON Jefferson &C.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-02
NE WSPAPERS TO
RESTRAIN C.P.R.
(Hy United Proas.)

WINNIPEG. Man. oct o. News.
paper publishers from the head OF
the Great Lakes TO the Pacific
Coast today began preparations be.
fore the railway commission 90 file
suit against the Canadian Pacific
20 nullify an arbitrary increase of
from 100 Co zoo per cent In telo
graph rates The case will be car
riod 10 parliament
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-02
YAnoeLL IS HoHoRso.

Secretary C. ~ Yandeil Of the
Chamber 81 Commerce was yester'
day afternoon presented with
beautiful silver afterdiungr coffee
set. the gift Of 80 members Of she
chamber who made up the business
mems excursion 70 Eastern Wash.
ingi0n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-02
REPUBLICANS SEARCH IN
Vain FOR A CANDIDATE

be the republican candidate or
what platform he may announce.
the wide-open element viii take
chance and work for him IN tho
hope that lever 20 IRE the lid
may be- found after election.
There Is a possibility that n the
proper man Il selected by the re-
puhlicaua. however. that Mayor
Moore will not b. a candidate for
reelection. n is known that be- has
higher political ambitions and ~
ls highly probable that be viii be-
che democratic nominee for gov
eruOr.
Thomson 10 Mentioned.
The name 81 r. n. Thomson has
been mentioned as a possible can
dldate for the republican nomlua-
ton. but n is we'll known that Mr.
Thomson has no lncllnations iu this
direction Under no circumstances
ls e probable that Thomson aud
Moore would be candidates for the
same office ON opposition tickets.
as they have worked hand and
hand IN the present administration
and are close personal and polltl-
cal friends. despite tho difference
tn their party views
Mayor Moore has not announced
bis Intentions In regard to the next
campaign. but II is just this uncer
tainty that has caused the lack Of
republicans who are willing 20
make the race II Mayor Moore
should decide TO retire from city
politics and devote HIS time 20 land
ing tho democratic nomination for
governor little difficulty would be
found IN passing ONT the republican
nomination for mayor Of Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-02
BlJ RIE:D
AL. I've:

81 pAso. Tex. Oct 2-Newa
waH resolved to-day Of another slide
Ia The Nexican Central quarflcs
pear Victoria. ia which many la-
borers wure buried alive Nineteen
dead and eleven fatally injured
have been taken out There b. na
houe ~ reaCuinR the others
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-02
EADACHE POWDER
KILLS A YOUNG BOY

when q permit was asked 20 Hhlp
the body 20 Centralia, where the
family lived until a short time ago.
Dr. Carroll decided that no
blame could be- attached 20 the pas.
ents. holding that the death was &C.
eldanlal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-02
10y United Prsss.l

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct Com.
plying with the courts orders. she
books OF the United Railroads we're
produced IN court this morning
when the trial Of TREY L. Ford was
resumed
The first witness. Secretary VII.
cut. was called Wilcutt was FOL.
lowed by an office boy bearing a
huge stack Of the corporation 3
books Prosecutor Heney did not
Immediately delvc into the books
but began By showing that many Of
the directors OF the railroad com.
pauy have not been attending 20
the direction OF the company. aud
have been out OF the state for some
time
The bank accounts of the corpora.
ton were next gone into Wilcutt
denied having any knowledge % the
large sums 81 money that had been
transferred from New York 20 the
mint and placed 90 the account %
Thnrnwell Mullaly Every question
in regard 60 the books was object
go 70 Wy Alkniu"f hntfEhs
Try 20 Find Big Item.
Heney then asked for the &C.
counts IN which the money would
have been entered had Il been en-.
tered Rt al A clerk named Bowler
had made the entries FOR April and
May 1906. at the time the money
was sent here from the east He
had been discharged IN the latter
part OF last year and Wilcutt was
unable 10 tell 90 his whereabouts al
the present time.
The Journal from which the en-.
tries were made was then produced
and inspected by Heney The journ.
al also showed that no entry of the
money had been made A N Dab.
Ter. cashier of the United Railroads.
was the next witness
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-02
RAILROAD RIOT
VICTIM IS DEAD

VALDEZ. Alaska. oct 2 Fired
Rhinehardt. one of the victims Ia
the railroad riots Ia the keystone
canyon between the forces OF the
Alaska Home railway and tho
uuggenhulma. has died. Charges
% murder will be made against
those responsible for the riots.
bomb victim
Gov HoEratt Is here. but every
thins Is quiet and orderly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-02
SUES FOR DIVORCE.

Helena Johnson has sued Frank
johnson for divorce for non.sup.
port The plaintiff demands that
four lots and a house. located In
Hillman's Lake Front addition. may
be assigned 10 her as her separate
ur0ugFty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-02

LINCOLN. Neb Oct 2-Hev
Wilbort Ferguson. the depoEod pas.
TOT Of the First Methodist church.
and formerly ~ los Angeles. an.
nounces that be viii start suit for
$50 00o Tor defamation of character.
IN his suit he wiil deny the charges
~ intimacy with Mr. CrnAa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-02

scngers on the Ohio AZ the time she
was struck by submerged ice flos
on her return trip from Nome last
June. were today allowed TO inter-
vene In the libel now pending In
the United States court against her
for damages sustained by passen-
gers through loss Of baggage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-02
CASE DISMISSED.

Judge Morris today dismissed the
information against William Mars.
charged with criminal assault. on
demand OF Assistant Prosecuting
Attorney John " Miller Marsh
has been tried once. the trial re
Hultlng In a disagreement Of the
Jury.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-02
(star Special servleel

OLYMPIA. oct s.--Labor Com.
missioner Charles Hubbard will be
gin an Investigation az Seattle OF
the Seattle Electric company, as
demanded by the city authorities.
The commissioner viii meet the
city authorities az the city hall at
10 a, m Thursday and begin the
work.
Commissioner Hubbard has no.
titled us that he win be- here TO.
morrow 10 take up the inyestiga-
ton of the fender question" said
city Engineer Thomson. chairman
OF the board OF public works. n
may not be here myself, as | have
been suhpoenaed In a case In TIA
coma tomorrow, but n am abb
sent Mr. Hubbard will take up the
matter With MIR Case and will ar
range for the investigation for pub.
lie hearings
AS II is the duty Of the labor
commissioner under the state law
Ia conduct such Investigations. The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-02

J y Seller WAS today given
judgment Of fl00 against the city
Of Seattle for injuries sustained by
reason OF a defective Sidewalk on
Firth av The amount sued for
was $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-02
scHM|Tz FORGETS
HIS MOTHER

sworn testimony BY Herbert
schmitz during supplementary pro.
.ceedinEa brought In behalf 81
Charles ID TAYLOR. who secured q
Judgment for s2.T60 damages ard
st1T5 costs from = Jury for IN.
jurlas sustained b falling through
a defective sidewalk Herbert
sehmi;n. Marsdcu Manson. r. y.
Woodward and Michael Casey. 90.
Esther With their auretieE. were the
defendants. they ennatiiutiug the
old board u public works, which
was held responsible ior the acei.
deaf
Steamship Pfesident sailed AZ
n 80 this forenoon for Nome Wigh
a fall cargo and ~ paa8enEeEHs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-02
ALLOWED TO INTERVENE.

Alex Wilson. Henry Schultz,
Michael Downs. Henry Downs.
Harry Clark, John s skallnR. B
Monot and Patrick J Mullane. pas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-02
s1oo .ooo for . Theater eos.

NEW YORK. Oct. 2--Henry G.
Frick. the Pittsburg steel million
aire. has paid 100000 for box No.
10 In the Metropolitan opera house.
the highest sum ever paid for a
box.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-02
BUYs OUT HOTEL.

Mrs VIM T. Ready yesterday
purchased the lease furnishings
and business Of the Hotoi Helen,
1915 Belmont aw
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-02
RORAH CASE TO Be
| FOUGHT TO The END
y TREE 49,
JAPs CROSS LINE.

VANCOUVER. y. c.. oct 2. 4
Immigration officials claim 4
that since the race riots over 4
1890 Japanese have crossed 4
! the boundary line ILLEGALLY ln 4
! 60 tho United states. .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-02
TAFT'S SPEECH
SPLITS JAP AN

TOXIC, oct 2--The Taft party
leaves Toxic for Kyoto tonight The
Japanese press rs divided on Sec.
rotary Traits remarks that the
United states cannot sell the Phil
ipplnes. some saying that the
milado does not want the islands,
and others declaring that ne can
have them n ne desires
Tafts program today included
breakfast at the imperial palace
and an audience with the emperor.
a visit 10 the Okura museum and
an interview with the crown prince.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-02

BELLiNGuAM. Oct 2--Dewar
singh. the last Hindu LETT this city
last night. hitting the ties toward
Vancouver. B. g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-02
SCHMITZ REFUSES TO TAKE
STAND ON SALOON QUESTION


WASHINGTON. Oct 2-BriE
Gen. William p. Duvall was today
appointed a major general Ia che
army. vice Gen. McCagkey. retired.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-01
Shipbuilders Of Japan
Are Given Aid

~ UBSIDIES are given by the Gov
> eminent on all ships constructed
in Japan for the Japanese The
sum allotted in the budget for the
current fiscal year under the heading
of encourage cement to shipbuilding is
only 1851. 1.250 (which is exclusive of
sums paid to existing steamship lines),
and Toxic papers say it will prove
quite insufficient. Speaking broadly,
the rate paid for vessels built in jap
anese dockyards and satisfying the re-
quired tests are $40 per ton for the
hull and SIS per horsepower for the boil
ers. Fourteen vessels, totaling 55,4SS
tons, will come within the scope of
the provisions. and the subsidy will
amount to s1,150,o00 or S1,200,000, SO
that there will be a deficiency of some
thing over s75O,000. The Government
will probably pay 1t out of the reserves
and embcdy it in a supplementary
budget for the Diets approval next
session. The tonnage under construc
uon amounts to 5h,4SS tons for the
fourteen vessels ordered
In addition the Nippon Yusen Kaisha
have ordered six vessels Of $500 tons
each and there are two ships building
of $500 tons, which will not be eligible
for bounty. Thus the total under con-.
struction is twenty-five vessels, ag
gregating 10000 tons.
A subsidy is paid to mail steamers
sailing not only to Europe, America
and Australia, but also to lines oper-.
ating practically in a coasting trade in.
China in connection with Japan. These
steamers run on regular schedules to
all of the important ports in China,
going not only to Korea, Dalny
Chefoo, Newchwang, Tientsin, Using
tau, Shanghai and all southern ports,
and to the Philippines, but they go
700 miles up the great river Yangtsze
to that Chicago of China, Hankcw
At the close of 1903 Japan possessed
900 tons of steamers and 100000
tons of sailing vessels. In 1905 the
number of steamers was increased to
$4,000 tons and that of sailing vessels
to $4,000 tons, making a total of L.
5000 tons. The vessels include 33s
under 5 years, 331 from to 10 years;
257 from 10 to 15 years, 1S1 from Is
to 20 years and 131 up to 25 years, thus
leaving only 14S over 25 years old.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-01

ty-five special sweepstake prizes make
grand total of 100 prizes, amounting
to $4,000, to be distributed among the
winners Each contestant has the op-
portunity to win not only one but four
purses aggregating any sum up to $2500
big pay for the amount of work and
length of time required to earn it.
HOW AWARDS WILL BE MADE
Subscribers to The Call will have
the privilege of electing the winners
of these prizes by preparing their sub
scriptions for any length OF time that
may be convenient, each prepaid sub
scription counting for certain number
of votes that may be cast In favor of
any contestant whom the Subscriber
may desire to assist in getting a share
of the money The contestant receiv-
ing the highest number of such votes
during any contest period will receive
the largest purse: the one receiving the
second highest number of votes the
next largest purse. and so on until the
number OF prizes allotted for that pc
riod is exhausted. The same rule will
apply to the final distribution OF the
larger prizes given for the highest ag-
gregate scores.
VOTING POWER of SUBSCRIPTIONS
The following table shows the sub
scription rates of The Call and the
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-01
SEEK MANY IMPROVEMENTS
FOR OUTLYING DISTRICTS
Residents and Property Owners of Bay
View and Paul Tracts Form Club
for Progress

The residents and property owners of
the Bay View addition, Bay Park and
Paul Tracts formed an improvement
club last evening at NJ Dettling's Hall,
Thirty second street and Railroad ave.
nue., for the purpose OF. getting better
car. service. Improvement of streets and
roads and a sewerage system. Many in
teresting addresses were made and the
following officers were elected:
President. Al Sather: vice president. Matt p.
Brady; treasurer. Samuel Peters; secretary, G.
Thomas: sergeant at arms, o. o. Athey.
Board OF trustees:Harry Kavanaugh, J. Athey.
w. Wolliver.
Committee bylaws-G- Meyers, J. Lewis,
George Shaw. H. Hoffman, j. Jensen
NJ p. Brady was appointed to repre-
sent tha club at the Merchants Associ-
alton. on street repairs. The club will
be known as the Bay Park. Bay View
Addition and Paul Tract Improvement
Club.
+. The next meeting will be held next
Tuesday evening