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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13
E. II. Meiklejohn Missing
and Friends Are Out
Making Search.

~ u, Melkiejohn. ~ the firm Of
Meiklelohn A. Co. timber brokers.
iipneer. building, r. lost Ia the dense
woods north Of Arlington. Ia ano.
hpmish county and a. y. Brown, a
business associate left this morning
WIN two experienced timber crtiia-
erH 20 search Tor him
Mslkiejohn had not been heard ~
IN Arlington AZ / o'clock this after
noon, ana Mr. Brown and hia assist
ants have gone into the woods
The first information concerning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13
DATES FOR INTER-UUB
ATHLETIC EVENTS

PORTLAND Ore. Oct ia.--Dates
for the intsr-club boxing and wres-
tliua tournaments Of the Seattle.
spokane and Multnomah athletic
clubs we're selected yesterday after
noon at a meeting held IN Portland,
Ia all six meetings Will be held. each
club being host for two 81 them.
Portland will get the first tourna-
menf. whsu the Seattle Athletic
club meets Muitnomah club In the
local gymnasium. Then on Dec. 4
Spokane and Seattle will take a try
~ the sport N Spokane Jan. 5
Spokane comes 60 Portland, and
Jan. ~ Seattle and spokane viii 60
nRafnat enrh other IN Aanttle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13
FRANTIC DOG STARTS
PANIC ON TERRY avenue

Mrs. Skelsey eluded tho animal
and telephoned 10 the health office
In the meantime the dog ran out
Of the house and jumped into a
nelehbor's yard across the street
Here there was another Wild
scramble. and the dog disappeared
down an alley.
No later reports of the animal
reached the health office. and II IL
believed that the dog erawled OF
into some corner and died The
health authorities believe the dos
was poisoned, and do not credit the
theory that be was afflicted with
hydrophobla
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13

= Assi<alahinl milk and buttrr.
saa'< si<anliness Is necessary, as
1n* al absosb impurities 90
1917 = n1k- Milk buckets. strain
&C.. slcaid hfua BE- rinsed with
81 szisf 10 remove the ncw nilk,
800 I'd curdls Il brumght In con.
= IN hat sssef: then wash Ia warm
ss,s' y shich lsaspoonfni a Gold
~ Nazhing powder has been added
- szd Nsid thoroughly with clear
~ Fairr and Isave IN the arr and sun
= y leaa twelve hours before they
= 10 again. Have plenty Of clean
s'1shs and : snft brush especially fos
p 1A'rf aaf rnsh anf ecaA them IA tn
= ~ - ne u4snn.ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13
The Brute lnvades Homes
Frightens Women and
Then Vanishes.

Residents In the Terry ay. dis
trict had mad dog scare THIS
morning that was serious while Il
lasted
The dog first appeared at the
residence Of Edward skelsey. 1919
Terry av. where he ran about the
Interior with foam dripping from
his jaws.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13
HURD HAS PLAN TO
REDUCE EXPENSES

win hs no immediate OF pressing
need
The largest OF these appropria-
tons which he suggests be killed
off IL one setting aside So. 900 from
the general fund TO establish a
municipal garbage collection and
destruction system. along the lines
proposed by Councilman Murphy
There are many smaller items
which wn can put off for a time
aaid Mr. Hurd yesterday. amount
ms In the aggregate 20 fully $500.
600 with this much additional
moDoy to our credit Ia the general
fund. the work of the finance com
mites ia keeping the estimates
within the proposed levy. Without
hampering any department, will be
easily accomplished
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13
MUST FIND homes QUICKLY.
HIGH GRADE PIANOS
SACRIFICED.

Your choice Is not confined 10
one or two unknown makes To the
contrary. every taste for tone. case
design and price is certain Of sat
isfaction. Included in this Emer-
gency Sale are instruments from
Americas foremost factories -
Kimbalis. Testers. Story a. Clark.
Johnston. Hobart NJ. Cable. Win
terroth. Decker. Pease. Schubert.
and even the glorious Chickering.
All strictly brand new aud the very
latest styles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13
SAVE SIS TO $500.

Come I'm now and take your
choice OF any piano In the estab-
lishment at an honest. bona fide
saving of SIS, $40. s145 and even
5000.
Ask TO see the reliable. strictly
brand new pianos--well known New
York makes-that 20 now for Sl6S.
and the fancier styles for $24 more
money. Pay 1926 weekly.
Come in and examine carefully
the elegant latest style instruments
offered IN the Emergency Sale at
s304 and s2S2--worth 1915 and s425
OF anybodys money. and often sold
by other dealers as high as $3.50
and S475. Pay si75 weekly.
Then there are the fanciest ex-
hihition styles IN choicest OF San
Domingo Mahogany. Ciroassiau
Burl Walnut and Genuine Quarter
Sawed Oak-highest grade stand
ard makes Emergency Sale prices.
1887, s424 and s3A6, Pay $3.50
weekly.
And many others at proportion.
ate savings.
BETTER COME AT ONCE.
Circumstances may never again
permit OF such drastic price cut.
ting. It's needless To state that
quickest action is necessary. We
urge on you the Importance of at.
tending To this az once. Our repu-
tation IL back OF every statement
In this announcement. Nuull find
everything exactly so.
II you have the necessary $40 or
$40 TO pay down. be on hand early
tomorrow morning. We mean BUSH
ness,
ID. s. Johnston Co, Oldest and
Largest dealers. Johnston Co. Bldg,
Third end University.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13
Would Repeal Ordinances
Making Unnecessary
Appropriations.

Councilman Hurd has advanced a
scheme which he believes viii en-
able the finance committee 10 hold
the city tar levy down 10 i6 mills
without cutting any OF the eatt-
mates 20 a point that Will endanguF
departmental work during the com.
Ing year
Mr. Hurde plan IL 10 repeal a
number 81 ordinances already
passed. appropriAtinm money from
the general fund for various pur
poses. and for witch. he says. there
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13
Time Is Too Short to
Submit the Matter in
November.

The proposed miiilon-doliar bond
issue 10 help defray municipal ex.
penaes FOR 1903 will have 10 be- sub.
mittsd TO the people az n special
election. which will be held prob
ably IN January 90 next year The
cost OF this election will be slightly
more than s.. 600
There IL not sufficient time re-.
naming In which 20 comply with
the legal requirements regarding
publication. etc. 10 submit the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13
May YET PROVIDE FOR
Emergency HOSPITAL

today Ia favor Of the hospital ap.
preparation.
" the full appropriation % $780,
900 cannot be provided the council
will set aside enough funda 10 easab.
ilHh and MAINTAIN Is beds In the
hospital building for emergency
cases
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13
BANK cLEARiNcs.
TRIAL OF AI.ACiCH
ENDS TOMORROW

p A G0F Dor and Mfks ~ nFsun
rFfmripat witnesses Tor the prumaNa.
ttun frtHe murder trial u AiarIl b
ffan IN tho mufder trial az AlaHie 3
kent. we're examined this mnfuinM
UufhsF w4a the offitcf Nno vas
Nfeh Miller uhaa he was shot e. at
teapttna Sc arrest the tAfNW hiAh-
MagmHns
0Hrtea tafa 81 heiuH held % -
fms ma eaadefn on hla may home from
a trip 20 fEn grocery store ~ ofils
iis and 81 hia disappearing She ault
critics af Kent ~ The episode IT'S
trial will praba hiT ocenpY shr Nhuis
% tomorrow before going Is the
jury
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13
STARTS Off WITH
A GREAT RUSH
EMERGENCY PIANO SELLING
AND WHAT IT MEANS
TO BUY NOW.

II was very gratifying % see the
response that came from the an
nouncement Of the d. s Johnston
Co. Emergency Piano Sale which
commenced az O'Clock this morn
ing
II exempIifies the enviable repn-
taiion the House Of Johnston bears
In this community We never have
and never will make any misstate-
ments for the sake Of selling In
etruments Everything We publish
will be found exactly 80. II must
certainly be a relief. after reading
and investigating the exaggerated
claims made by other dealers In a
frantic endeavOr 10 attract public
attention. to find a concern that
does Just exactly as 9; advertises.
WHAT IT'S ALL ABOUT
We stated in a straight-from-the-
shoulder businesHlike manner how.
owing 10 the piano business In the
East having fallen off. a number OF
the leading manufacturers found
themselves ovcrEtocked We ex-
planned how they made the d. $.
Johnston Co q really unbelievable
offer. far the lowest IN the history
OF this concern. In their eagerness
10 have us take part OF this over
stock off their hands
an told. We contracted 70 take off
their hands eighteen carloads Of pr
amos approximately three hundred
instruments. This immense extra
shipment on top OF our regular con.
tracted orders-mcans that we've
got TO sell pianos and lots OF them
in the quickest possible time.
MUST FIND HOMES QUICKLY.
We fully realize that only the
most extraordinary price cutting
will move so many pianos within
the allotted time But they're go
ing 10 move-they'ye got TO move.
We predict that this sale viii be
the biggest and the shortest ever
held. Give the people a real bar
gain and they're always buying.
clad TO seize the opportunity.
The manufacturers loss is your
gain. II yours Is a mnsicless home.
and you have any idea OF securing
fine high grade piano within the
next two years. don't under any
circumstances let this opportunity
get by you
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13
HURT IN RUNAWAY,

Paul whitney, a tsamster In The
employ Of a grading contracting
firm. 10 in Providence hospital from
injuries received In a runaway near
lnterlaks station yesterday after
noon He will recover
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13
SPECIAL ELECTION
ON BOND QUESTION

question AZ the regular election on
November g.
Il Is the intention OF the council
70 allow some general fund appro.
priatlons to assist local improve.
ments In the suburban wards in
1908. but this money viii not come
from the proceeds Of the bond issue,
The item covering these amounts.
originally placed at fi.s00.000. will
be cut 10 al least f400.000 and In
this shape the suburban council
members expect 20 get IL through
the council
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13

esme II the mushroom farms
near Faris are 50 feet under
ground
Msshnom farming Is an impor.
tan, industry "a Europe. where
mushrooms are almost a staple
an They are marketed at low
rdce
me arnlng g. carried on IN the
uses and sannels OF disused quar-.
~. and Il Is said the strange
Ans eeald hold the entire pouu
h,te 4 Parts
MnArnms thrive best In dark.
ans Nare< The task of gather.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13
sruI Arrsa ESTIMATES.

Tfs finance COMMITTEES % the city
souucil waa to-day snAaNea In annfh
~r wrestling match With the 30.
paftmfntRi estimates fsr 1903 Nd
drfiuite action aAa taken un ans
- enc items considered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13

The Chamber OF Commerce has
received "A letter from Il @. Nc
Cormlek calling attention 10 the
electric light aud telephone poles
on First ay. and styling them as
monNtrous aud an eYesore 10 all
citizens he asks II something
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13

horticultural society az Nashou by
~ least 90 members ~ the Chamber
~ Commerce and seattle Commercial
club. Thursday De- Seattle baT al ths
fstf and the representatives viii
take special steamers al $40 and
; 20 that morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13
KILL ID


PORTLAND. ore. oct is.--While
testing an old revolver IN the yard
81 her hong al ycnta early today.
Mrs Ethel Lundgren. wife Of chas.
LundKrcn. n tesmster. was instantly
killed BY bullet from the weapon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13

cannot bo done 10 remove the poles.
pat the wires underground IN con
dultA and have cluster lights In.
stalled on the walks, az has been
done on Second and Third avs,
much 90 khelf improvement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13

United States Senator Fulton. Of
Oregon. will speak ia Tacoma Octo.
Der 80 and la Seattle October 81.
VIII a. Thompson Will speak IN
the ArmnrY ~ Portland tonight fer
the TAFT sherman ticket
Herman " craVch has declined 20
SO east fHf tho national republican
Ticket hut Wsti speak iu the county
this week Tor the county committee
and through the state faf tbs state
committee neat week
q = Miller ole Hansen. FilnY Al
ien Frank knapp and tinb Hodge
viii apsah fnuefgoN ntaht Ia or
IMAM hail 4fth and Lane.
There wiii be- a republican rally
% KIRK Woed hall totunrfuw nlHhs
18th ard Madison. ~ which senator
piles and y - Hughes sill speak
The democratic photograph Ia az
ChNTfY Valley toniHht and Nkfkom%
iah tefnorrn~ ntahJ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13
SPRING CHICKENS
SPRING DUCKS

Dry picked fowls, spring lamb.
fancy veal prime beef. Al fancy
stock az the Palace Market. Second
aud Yesler.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13
&ATTLE WILL. co
TO vASHON FAIR


s,.ise III b represented AZ the
ssA414 fair of the vaahon island
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13

steam schooner Olsen 4 MahonsY.
with the Andy Mahunef ~ tow pass
Cd rlaliam has a. SEQ thls morn
ing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13

An Information was flied ngHinM
Charles aHWeela alias Charles
wright siia sot&eorEe Gaufhier for
Grand larceny ~ The superior court
thls morning Aanuels o. charged
Will stealing "a certificate ~ deposit
e. SECS from Ole Anderson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13

Andrew Fmruseth. OF the Sea.
mems union, speaking Ia behalf Of
President GomperH. of the Amcrt
can Federation OF Labor. urged
union labor TO vote for Bryan last
night Soelalistic unionlsta tried O.
turn the meeting Into one Tor ncba
e. II Miller aud Bob Hodge alne
spoke.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13

Secretary G r. Lyons. OF the
Young Mems Democratic club. has
challenscd the Young Mems Re.
publican club 60 a debate on the
bank guarantee law. tariff. election
OF senator's by direct vote. cam.
lialgn publicity. aud Bryan "a the
man OF prosperity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13

The Young Mems Democratic
club, bryan Volunteers and the
King County Democratic club viii
meet Saturday noon at Alan Dale
cafeteria
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13

The French. Canadian Republican
club last night listened 10 George
y Naadcrvecr and r. n George
in the rooms of the Ancient Order
of United Workmen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13

HaxkelIs utilization with the
STANDARD OF In Oklahoma will be
discussed by W H. Springfield. =
former resident Of that state. In
faysee's hall. i.atona. tonight II.
y. Granger and George h. Wander.
yeer will also speak.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-13
POLITICAL NOTES

Republican members of the Span.
ish American War Veterans. g. A.
r. German American club, awed.
lsh'Amurlcau club. liberniana.
Knights Of Pythlas. and members
of the klng County Republican
club. and Taft sherman clubs Will
march from the Oriental block TO
The armory Thursday night when
senator Piles. n I, Granger aud
q. l.. Miller win speak
A Colorcd Republican club was
organised al Mount Zion church
last night Rallies viii be held Oc.
toher % aud 30 Andrew X. Rlack
was elected president. Dr d. r.
cantwell, vice president. Il. r.
Walker secretary, aud W. a..
Gay les. treasurer
The Detroit times., 1908-09-18
ANY MEN Der CAN
GUST THE SPEAKER
JOSEPH g.. CANNON.
JUNGLE JOE" EEWAllS POWER
OF THE HOUSE AND
SLAMS BRYAN.
JOSEPH g. CANNON.

INDEPENDENCE Kas.. Sept IL
The large auditorium was nearly flled
Wednesday when the Republicans OF
Kansas opened their state campaign.
although there was not the crowd
present that had been expected. The
town was damned full Of visitors.
Speaker Joseph G. Cannon, the
chief feature OF the rally. opened MP
fun blast, slamming at Bryan and his
political enemies In and out OF his
own party. Cennon's chief argument
was devoted 10 a defense OF the tariff
and his course in the house. He
warmly eulogized Taft and Roosevelt,
Congressman Phil Campbell in Il
speech argued for Republican ,revis.
ion OF the tariff
Among other things. speaker Can
non said:
1T is alleged in the Democratic ma
tional platform that the house is un-
der the absolute domination OF the
speaker who has entire control Of its
deliberations and powers OF legisla-
ton. This is bold demagogical mis-
statement OF the fact. II is in The
power OF any member OF the house as
a question of the highest privilege. at
any time 10 offer resolution depos.
ing the speaker and electing another
in his stead. If a majority vote for
the resolution, the speaker is ousted.
He is the only officer OF the govern.
ment who can be so arbitrarily de.
rOSed "
The Detroit times., 1908-09-18
THE CANDIDACY OF
Mr.. CHARLES NJ. BURTON
Republican Candidate for the Alder
manic Chair Of the Second Ward.


boz, The reasons that he is so eminently
fitted for the position 10 the residents
OF this ward are at once obvious.
Strong, young, vigorous and always
energetic at duty's call, I do not
know OF any individual that can serve
the ward better He has the level
head of his father. and is not carried
away by any follies or sentimental
ism. His is the wisdom born os eX.
perience. II elected as ! feel conf
dent he will be. ! am assured he Will
be found 10 be- the right man In tn
right place. This s the opinion of
one of the Republicans uf the Second
ward. and he believes that the same
opinion holds throughout the ward
which will see him their representa-.
tive in the coming election. Mr.. Bur.
ton Is the son az G. NJ. Burton. whose
name is hoiEeh6ld word wherever
the history OF Detroit is known. lie
has achieved a remarkable aldermanic
record in his work on committees and
the knowledge attained through the
well-known abstract office " &. ~
Burton has not only been OF benefit TO
the Second ward. but IL has b0eH Of
lncalculable value 10 the city OF De.
trOit
The Detroit times., 1908-09-18

SEA-. second patent. Si75. straight
400 clear. 81 per Dbl.
Fecd--Jpbbing lots, bran. s2o coarse
eorn meal s3t,-corn ana oat cnop, s3l;
coarse middlings. s2I' nne middlihSs'
rr.sl, NecctabIes-Green onions i5e
49, 80. c,'rmmhers re- per doz. let.
moo SOC per IN, pAfsTcy' t5c' ErVcu
peas. sl65 per bu, wax beans ioc per
box EreSn beans @,1s,oe SOC go zoe hamper
Grape>-tib baskets. l5glSe' lib
haskrts. SGl0c. Niag0ras. l0-lb. 20 a.
soc. Delawsres. lo-lb' 80 0SSe
Hsram.re-wire nails. t:sO: case
30 aud psy cett OF pau , nftuns
painted earh,S w SirSS 80 a,bealed wir T.
1850. poultry netting before we..vihs'
Cloth. ii.iO per 100 feet: zap AM shy.
after weayIngs /" ana 10 pc. csat
on; round and corrugated eoniucio'
pipe. 70 ana per cent OF
hg1sy.rsncy wH Ans per ,sS IL.
Hickory Nut--t2 per bu. 80
Ha,-Detroit shipper ale paving the
toli9wins, prices Tor ne" o''sI ' mot
new. 5000. clover. mixed, $40 10, rye
straw, 50 SEQ wheat ana OAK straw
curea d', Sc: no i green, sSse; No. q
green" &c, kip eSred; No 90 NJ 80 10:
calf cured. No. l. lac: No i-H =.
horse hides No i. Sc, 80. .. 81: sneeo
skins. as TO wool. 4OV6oe
Limes-3i gl.25 per 100.
Lemons-Californla s4p 20 per BOX
M Melon rords. 50 g5 a Csc per
case; Usage sl9l25 per crate.
Mushrooms--20 BS0c per 10
Onion.-spanish. sl.4o yer crate;
Michigan, 60455c per bu.
seed. .1c Kal. less per cent for ea-h
IN IN daye; diamond headlisht hesS'
.sne. NC. ,urpentine. IN paFF.' '''s'
0rnnse.--' a'eucias. H259A's pc
box
Peachc--Yellow. bushels, fancy
Penrs-75cQsl per bu, 81 25 Gas per
rln%.-sl Is ai56 per bu' s-iO bas'
Pop Csrn-Ears: IN 92c per ID: f,
per Dbl; Michigan, soQ Sc per hu. car
lots O. D Detroit 81 :, zoe per 'nl.
lac. geese. Sc; ducks. ga Toe tHrkes :
Pro,ision.-Mess pork. $1,000: family
pork. SlS5O@l9: light clear. $500
dry sailed briskets, lOa4 qlic: Shout
deIs, SIZE, picnic hams. S5i.c: e t.,1I
Is II Is nc laru IN tlerces. ~ p. g hVAt 'E
rendered. I "a o per 10,
sweet Potatoes-Nirginias 81 PEI
bu: Jerseys. 1925 per 6u s325 per BIOL
tablets. sGs5: cut loaf s6.45; cubes
Sc xxx powdered. $50: granulatcd
in bulk 50 IS. granulated. IN 25-lb cot
ton bags. IS so: Michigan granulated
s5.35: confectioners' A. 81. No. /
s. so: No. ,, s5.45. No. g. s. 40 No !
$685. No. 5. $3.50; No. ., s. e5. No. 4
$500, No S. s5.l5; No. 9 s5l0; No. 10
s5.05: No. H. SIS: No. Il. S495. No / 3
81 80: No u. 81 80. No. 10. $3.50 per
100 lbs.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-18
MEETING BREAKS
UP IN SQUABB[E
LIGHTS BLOWN OUT IN Trough
HOUSE" TIME AT G. o. p.
GATHERING.

Lights were blown out and things
got generally lively as the result OF a
row that occurred In the Republican
meeting at No 1910 MichigHn-ave.
"Wednesday evening. There was a big
and demonstrative crowd present and
all went well until Aid Gadde began
10 speak. He was interrupted by one
or two men. Next came William ii.
Rogers, who is a candidate for alder.
man from the Fourteenth ward also
Rogers read speech rejecting on
| Gaddes administration and the latter's
partisans hooted The chairman finally
shut Rogers OF and hot debate en-
sued between him and Gadde. Al
attempt 90 resume the meeting with
speech by a candidate for estimation
came next. but this man was MOVIE,
down by the crowd. which wanted {,
hear the aldermanic candidates scrap
A lot OF jostling and pushing ensuet
and some boys blew out the lights
Then there was a. scramble to get out
Bitter words between rival candidates
followed outside but there was nC
battle, the crowd finally dispensing.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-18
To ASK VOTE
. ON FAST TIME
MORE-DAYliGhT CLUB WILL SUB
NIT SECOND PETITION TO
COUNCIL.

A meeting OF the directors OF the
More-Daylight club was held IN the
club headquarters. No 305 Fine Arts
building. Wednesday evening. The
reports submitted showed that the in
terest in the movement TO secure for
Detroit eastern standard time con-
tinues undated Although active eff
forts to secure new members of the
club have not been made for some
time. voluntary subscribers continue
70 enroll themselves. nearly three thou
sand names having been received
since last spring.
The following motions were adopt
ed: That second petition OF 1900
names be presented 10 the council
with u request that the question Of
eastern standard time be submitted TO
vote OF the people at the fall cleo
ton: that ward committees compris-
ing FIVE members each be appointed
10 further in any way they may see
A. the interests OF more da-.iCht; that
frequent meetings OF the hoifd ~ 1i-
r~eters be -held until after election"
The Detroit times., 1908-09-18
HARLEM GIRLS, IN DUEL,
USE PINS AND KNIVES

NEW YORK, Sept 17.-Florencc
Robbins and Lulu Robinson, two pref
~ Harlem girls. became involved in
quarrel early today on One Hundred
and Twenty-seventh-st., over a young
man who had been attentive TO both
of them al a picnic
They started in with nat pins, but
when the police stopped the duel. they
were using knives and each was cut
so badly that an ambulance had to be
called from the Harlem hospital After
their wounds were dressed. both were
locked up charged with felonious as
sault.
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