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TOWNSHIPS.

TOWNSHIPS.
Charles Stonkiewietz to Ignatz Slad-
iewsky, Bloomfield, west side Thomas
street. 100 feet south from Linden ave.
nue., $500.
Crane, East Orange, west side North
Fourteenth street, 146 feet north from
Eaton place, $3.50.
Constantine S~tefanelli to Franklin
Building and Loan Association, Nut
ley. southwest side Hancox avenue, 227
feet east from Washington avenue,
$1,000.
Margaret Callahan to Frances ]. NJ.
Bacon, Orange, south side Linden place,
81 feet east from North Jefferson
street, $4,000.
Herman A. Miller to Abram P. Will
Jams, Essex Fells, east side Wooton
road, sos feet south from Mannheim
road, $4,000.
Benjamin Sturges to Harry E. Dem
Arrest ct al, Bloomfield, south side
Belleville avenue, 126 feet south from
lot No. 81. 5000.
Josephine B. Bruff and husband to
Montclair Savings Bank, Montclair,
west side Gates avenue, 1872 feet west
from Hawthorne place. $4,000.
Julia Kotze and husband to Mont
clair Building n Loan Association.
Montclair, northwest corner Peter Ar
mold, southwest side Cherry street,
$4,000.
John L. lander to Enterprise Build
ing n Loan Association, %Irvington,
northeast corner Nineteenth avenue, SO
feet west from Twenty-second street,
$4,000.
Briscoe B. Ransom, jr., to Mefford
Runyon, South Orange, south side
Lenox place, east side Ridgewood ave-
nue., $4,000.
Orange Building and Construction
Company to Savings, Invc stment and
Trust Company of East Orange, Or
ange, south side Taylor street, PAL feet
west from Hickory street, $1,000.
Same to same, Orange, south side
Taylor street, 213 feet west from Hick-
DRY street, $4,000.
Hubert J. Satchwell to Martha M.
Doremus ct al, %Irvington, south side
Stanley street, 1853 feet wet from
Linden avenue $4,000.
William Bischoff to William Woerner
(trustee). I~rvington, west side Twenty
first street, 100 feet south from Avon
avenue, Sites.
Noel M. Harris to Minturn II. Tiche-
nor, ~Irvington, south side ~Stuyvesant
avenue, southwest side Louis Silver
man, $500.
AMI Dodd to Julia w. Miner, Bloom
field, west side Broad street, 70 feet
northeast from Church of Sacred
Heart, $780, 25.
John A. Milne to Elizabeth Harsel,
West Orange, northeast side Quinby
place, 800 feet northeast from Kingsley
street, $500.
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TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION

SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE.
HoUsEwoRK-Young girl to assist at house
work in country. white: a very desirable
place. Call at 1101 Broad ST.. Saturday morn
ing; basement.
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LOST N FOUND.

~LoST-BIaok cocker spaniel. ears faded. If
found return TO Room 4, second floor, 79i
Broad st., city,
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TEMETF:HII1a

GLEN RIDGE CEMETERY.
Franklin av. Bloomfield. N. j.. office, Scheuel
building; tel. 40sS-R Newark. and 75s-J Bloom
held: single graves. sic; plots from H5 up.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-05-08

win assault and raising adisturbauce
at Olmitz day or two ago. Antoine
plead guilty to assault and was lined
SIS and cost and is to give a bond Of
$500 for good behavior. II seems
that Springer got hold Of some Of the
forbidden liquid and this changed
bis ordinary good temper and be pro-
ceedsd to make things lively for Coon
Ochs BY making him dodge bili-rd
balls, chairs. bottles and other articles
Of warfare, broke a big mirror and
had'ageneral good time. Antoine is a
truthful fellow and did not deny much
Of the story. @ 90 90 O
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-05-08

Julius Ref of Union was in the
city Sunday and went from here
to Spearyilie to look after some
land that be has near there o.
Mrs Guy Johnson::and son VIII
bur went home. to Larned Sunday
after a visit here With her parents,
Mr. and Mrs Geo " Moore
Bert Cardsr is here from Ness City,
Edward Kuhlof Albert was a visit.
Tor today. = %
Peter Bloom Of Pavnee Rock was
a caller today. 10 x
81. Semaus Of ClaAin was a visit
or this morning. -. =.
CnaS. Cattennoru was mere from
Ellinwood this morning, q
Miss Hattie Hopkins went to. New
ton for visit this morning,
Regular meeting Of city council
and board of education tonight. .
i Mr.. and Mrs. John Lewis of Hois-
inglou visited in this city Sunday.
Will Deal and j. U. Stull Of Wash.
burn went to Spearville this morning.
s. J. Williams Of Pawnee Rock is
here attending the meeting Of Com.
missioners. o.. o. - 90.
Peter Brack and wife Of 0lmitz are
home from an extended wish in Russ
ia and Germany. "a o = O."
Mic Keeper Of Ellinwood is at
Omaha, called there on account o Of q
death of a relative. -
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-05-08

Harry Speck is.down from Galatia
and says that they had a COED rain
outthere last night. e..
Z. John Gallon Of Albert is here to.
attend the big meeting Of the sons of
veterans this evening,
A good second hand Smith Prem.
Ter typewriter for sale at the second
hand store Of Geo. o. Dunn. ~
W. P.MOrrison, real estate agent
and prominen, candidate for Congress
on the Democrat ticket was here to.
day. :. So !.
The Cyclone is putting in new
80 # clothing cabinet. This in ad.
ditiOn to being a nice article Of furni.
ture keeps the clothing free Of dust
aad also in shape. - 49,
The Sunday game OF Ellinwood be
tween the. Japs and o Elliuwood team
was good one. The laps Of course
are in practise and the Elliuwood
boys have had a little. practice. and
show good team work. The game
was won BY Elliuwood, scores .to:: |.
1t takes a right good nine to. beat
the. Ellinwood bunch. We hive sew.
eral very good players here. but we
'hardlyever. get the same nine. togeth-
err Brace up boys and get into
practice :. -. 49,.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-05-08
'CAST0RIA
For Iakpts and Children. Y
NJ Kind M alVs llusys Bought
s s..ss .: 4 NzH7Z5Z

Mrs. J-HDeai of Russell visit
ed in the city Sunday. "a
Marriage license issued April
9th.
". Ed Williams. Pawnee Rock
age %. Opal Cooper. Pawnee
Rock, age 81.
John l. Hurd. Great Bend. age
81. Nettie Kindel, Great Bend,
age 10
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-05-08
= OAsTORrA.
B.u. tn. hIs klntYon Ham GxaE Ssuet
a', s N-z2zzM -.

.srbackles' is a tremendous
9 s.-utzation D.. that results in
loel>omy. and gives coffee
1I:nkers. in the United States
he cheapest good coffee in the
world. Q = ~: t.: :>1; ~ -
We have our own Offices in.
Brazil, charter our own vessels
that bring the coffee. to our
ouaa docks in. Brooklyn, own
Our own stores where the green
coffee natures and improves.
.aArbuckles, Ariosa Coffee
is not touched by human hands
it's cleaned, sorted, roasted,
. packlaged and weighed by in,
genious machinery, mostly j:
constructed BY our ownmachin
lists n il our own t's, 4 shops. '.... =
The package is for your protection,
chat you may be positive that you re-
ceive the genuine Arbpckles' Ariosa
Coffee every ,time--ho matter where
you uy,it Or what price You pay. We
VII Stell' you where. you can buy
rtgcHes' A5iosa Coffee if you have
toubk IL finding IT, : = 80. 80.
Aasun1 mcs. S.v ysst g.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-05-08

baUieS are IrOZe OUT.
We regret to note that all The
uapers in the western part Of the
state say the fruit crop is killed
for sure, the freeze in that section
of the state last Tuesday morning
having taken effect in earnest.
The Life & Annuity Associa.
ton of Hiawatha we're the FIRST
people to pay the value of their
certificate of the death of Mrs.
j. V. Brinkman. 6. H. Hume.
as the secretary. making settle
meht today.
There are several iron bolts in
the sidewalks in this city that
must be taken out cut off or other
wise taken care of. Mrs. John
Rogers. q ladv seventy four years
came near getting a bad fall Fri.
day on account of them.
Ben Giles came home from
Kiowa county this morning. Mr..
Giles says that crops there are in
as good or better condition than
here. Spring crops and garden
truck in advance OF here and
nothing hurt by frost or freeze.
Clement Woodburn and wife ar
rived from the coast this morning
for q visit with Mr.. Wooburn's
parents. and other relatives. O.
we'll as numerous friends. Both
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodbun. the latter
before her marriage was Edith
Foucb. grew no in this locality,
and have scores Of friends vi
will be pleased to see them
| Charley .Hulms launched
Ithe boat that he has been build
ling 90 the Arkansas this morning
He and Harry Kepple are contem
plating an extended trlD along tn,
Arkanssw. This will be something
out Of the ordinary fora pleasure
"TRIP and 20 are sure they will en-
boy il. Notice will besgiven Of
time Of departure and We sboult
give them O rousing good sen(
OF. The boat is about the frs
good one that has been built herr
FLOR river navigation and is Q goot
one.
Il
Mrs. W. A. Howard of Ellinwooc
Twas visitor today.
Walter. Murdoch was caller from
Albion this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Grant drov
over to Seward today. =.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Clancy were il
today from the Cheyenne.
Miss Edna Lewis Of Pawnee Rock
visiting Miss Zoe Chapman.
Phil Dyer and Anton Schenck wer
in from Olmitz this afternoon.
Rev. Geo. Drummer and III. Brie
wen to LarLed today for short Wis
lit.
Ed Smith and Ash Nairn1::wHe a
moug the Pawnee Rock people ii
town today.
| John Peach and Lee West wer
here from Hoisington this Afternoon
on business.
Frank Kroker vas in from Con
anche today attending the farmer
Union meeting.
The Farmers Union Of this count
held well attended meeting al II
Court House today.
Mrs, D. o. Gray Jr., Mrs. RI
Gray and Mrs. George Valerius wei
over from noisington this afternoon
: Mr.. and Mrs. Frank and Albert Me
{ ten were in from Clarence today Wis
} iting with Mr.: and Mrs. Robert Me
Item
Ed Keller. E. R. Ruch and Char
! Gemeinhardt were Clafin peop
2 here today attending the farmers U
] ion meeting:
Mrs. A. G. Langham and daug
ter, Miss Gladys went to Wichita Il
' morning for avisit with Mr.. and Nj
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Saturday Sitting. !.

/ Woo vAoAs0AG stAaJs
| G. J. MeC1acken was up from
,Elliswood this morning.
Leopold Strecker Of Halstead
was here on business Friday. o.
G. W. Brown oi:Oklahoma City
is visiting friends in The city. O.
AL johnson of south Seward
called on us Friday afternoon
Miss Louise cLipphardt. school
teacher at Heller is here today.
Vic SCHNEIDER and Coon Ochs of
fOlmitz we're here Friday on bust
hes. so5
4 j. B. and Charles Fenno we're
bere from north Homestead to-
day.
Q J.E Manler vas in from Wal
nut this morning on his way to
Harmed. o.
Henry sSteinle of Wilson and D.
J: Steinle Of Hollywood we're Wis
ltors today.
Q Mrs. E. W. Seward and chill
dren are visiting with relatives at
Alden3today.
4 Aus Fair left for Excelsior
Springs today and will visit for
several weeks
Jim Kelly, fireman Oh the Scott
City passenger is sick and g. B
Rogers relieves him.
Mrs ]. H.. Jennison returned
from a visit with friends at Ster-
ling Friday evening.
Miss Hazel Harris returned
from Macksville Friday evening
after a visit with relatives
# Engineer AL Deane is down on
1.-THE farm near Macksvills. A.
E. Nell is in on bis place.
c. N. Booth Of Hutchinson was
a visitor Friday. Mr.. Booth is a
former resident Of this city.
| Elmer E.. Lawson left for Mis-
souri, Friday evening. called there
BY the serious illness Of his moth.
er. 50
Judge and Mrs. Chas. Lobdell OF
Larned were in the city this morn
I ineon their way home from Trib-
une.
Mrs. Fannie Morgan rturned to
Kansas City TODAY after an extend.
ed visit with her many friends
here. &.
Chas. Newkirk, No. 24O7 got
lthe toilet set at Spaugh's today.
Nos GALL and 1878 drawn but not
present
DR.. Mcpherson returned from
Mcpherson this morning after
visit with his mother who has been
quite sick.
W. P. Nerbeck and wife were
down from the north side today
attending the Farmers Unior
county meeting.
Miss Nina Frazier returned
from Hutchinson Friday evening
after a visit of several days will
relatives and friends.
The city of Bushton will be OIL
the map more than ever this cam
paign. two Of the nominees o.
= the prohibition ticket residini
there 20
Chss. Lischesky came In bi
morning from Kansas City for
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. ALDER
: Weiss and other relatives an
- friends.
!. Mrs. Emmett Putnam and Chi
/. dren and Mss Auna Gilmore wer
Is to Mckerson FRIDAY evening t
ID visit with Mr.. and Mrs. rrumaI
q Beardsley.
RevaH, W. Nicholson returne
from Emporia Friday evenin
after attending the Minister'S
institute Of the Christian churc
~. several days. sN
v Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Whitne
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Monday Mean,derings

WOO0s
Adam Fry visited at Hutchin-
son Sunday. Co 4
Dave Pitts Of Garden City is
here TODAY. 90
D A Banta is at Kinsley on
legal business
E. R. Moses left for Wichita
this morning. o
RI Mooney of Hanston was a
Sunday visitor.
H. P. CoIgrove Of Bunker Hill
is here for Q visit.
Miss May Winget is 9 visitor
from Albert today.
CIV Shafer was up from Ellin.
wood over Sunday.
Harry Duncan returned from
the east this morning. d.
Milton Flesner was at Wichita
Sunday visiting friends
| JC McCracken was here from
Ellinvood this morning go
Will Curtis, the Seward grain
man was q visitor today s,.,
Mr.. Otto, Scheifler' of Ellin-
wood was a visitor today. % %.
DR.. Homer Robinson OF ElIin-
wood visited here Sunday. .
Miss Bertha Cooprider visited
at Ellinwood Sunday afternoon,
Frank Strothman is home from
q months trip through Oklahoma.
Glenn Willard was over from
Hoisington Sunday visiting home
folks.
Chas. johnson was over from
HoisinQton visiting with relatives
Sunday u,
Mrs John Kelley of Pswnee
Rock visited with friends here
Sunday
Misses Sara Swift and Dean
Hood were at Ellinwood Sunday
visiting.
JG Slentz and Geo. W. Asher
went to Larned this morning on
business.
Grant Pile is over from Hois-
ington visiting bis father, A. L.
Pile and family.
James Kepule is here from
Logan county for a visit with his
son Frank and family. e"
Mrs. Robe and daughter. Miss
Edna Robe visited with relatives
at EHinwood Sunday
Mrs F P Shafer is visiting with
her daughter. Mrs. Alton Dale and
husband near Hudson.
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. A. Miller anc
, family visited relatives and friends
at Pawnee Rock Sunday
, William Gerber. the Pawnet
. Rock nurery man was here Satur
day afternoon on business.
Frank Green returned thil
morning from st Joe. Missouri
!. for a visit with bone folks
Looney. formerly Of ClaAil
, now Of Kansas City was here Sat
e urday evening on business.
i Mrs. C. A. Weltmer returDe'
from q visit with relatives q
= Hutchinson Saturday evening o
S Mrs May Phelps Of Lyndon
}. visiting her brother. Lee SINE
land family Of Linolcn township
III Miss Bessie Kepple is here froI
djWichita county on q visit to be
d brother. Frank Kepple and famill
w. A. Dunn and family lei
]. this morning for Carmen, Okl'
and willmake their hom
b There for a while. I
Mrs. Everett Massie and so
N Bob. and Mrs. Nelson left SUI
o. Iday..for a visit With rshtives I
~ Lewiston, Illinois y, ..'', = : I !.
u Elem Harris visited bis notbe
Ma Margaret Harris and :tamil
e,I k4ts Sunday. Rlen i tnselir
a s{dr JIChse &Cn ~. l'''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11

With the Intention Of securing for
Seattle the general assembly of the
Presbyterian Church II America for
1909, the Rev n A. Matthew'S viii
leave for Kansas City the latter
part Of the week tu attend the gen
erhl assembly. which "Opens May 81.
nf Matthews Viii b. absent from
hiH pulpit thfnr Sundays. aud other
local pastors will on his place. tho
Rev NJ Wilson occupying the
pulpit next sunday
DR. Matthews Wan called 10 kau.
ahs city IN advance OF the aaaeu
bly 60 give preliminary oounidera
zion "a Important matters which
the delegates must decide Thst
are expectrd 90 atlit pretty evenly
0n tho subject 81 amending ibr
shorter eatechiam The aahiecl 81
creating executive commissions for
iho general work ~ the church IL
also likely "a be hoiiY contested
John II Converse. president 81
the baldwin Locomotive works
hrada movement to extend the
work or the Mems Brotherhood
The first business of the assembly
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ADJUSTMENTS


Clothing the character OF Jason
with an admirable artistry. Wilton
Laekaye scored a personal triumph
at the Moore last night in the
opening performance 81 The Bond
man" Hall Gaines dramatizatiun
Of his own novel b. that name
The story Of the play deals with
the lives OF two haif-bruthers. one
the son Of a high born lady who has
been betrayed. the other the iegiti
mate son OF the same father.
Good work is done b. every mem
her Of the adequate company. Elsie
Ferguson as Greeba. Sidney Ayers
as Michael Sunlocks. Ethelbert
TALES as Father Ferrau and Hal
DE Forest being worthy 81 special
mention Adam Fairbrothcr and
Mrs Fairbrother are parts well
taken by ID r. ByerE aud Mrs.
Byers- The play has been given a
suitable stage setting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11
SPECIAL SESSION
OF LEGISLATURE
tsy United Pr,ssl

AfuANY. y y MAY i-intor
Get 20 far ~ The legislators Of
the empire state are concerned,
ceatern today IN AihanY. shefe 10
niEht tho special session II the isg
ialatnrc called ~ safvrn0r Hughes
viii convene i.aN makers are ar
sisinE from all parts Of the state
and naauf are already here tn sage
the iEht Cor ard against the Kos
eminent anti fac~ track gambling
bills There nsems 80 have been 10
change in the altitude ~ the ieEis
lalorR 90 thsae measures.
However. Governor liuEsH thinks
be- ln kplnr ia wiu. believing that
public sentiment Il atruuE enough
10 pass tho bills
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11

Melodrams. With a hyphen be
tween every letter capitalized for
the occasion. typlfied By the smell
OF powder aud thrills that result
from the inccszant shooting Of
guns. took possession Of the Seattle
yesterday with the appearance Of
The Burglars Daughter at the
popular PLAY house.
Miss Emma Bunting handles the
part Of Megg. OF Mulberry Bend
with her usual cieVerneaa Robert
". Lawrence. a recent acquisition
from the PantaReA players at the
Lois. pleased with his lnterpreta.
ton Of the character Of "shifty
Jake. jew George Morgan.
William Morris. - condlt. Eva
Sargent and Caroline Morrison
were east in suitable parts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11
FAIRBANKS WILL
DROP OUT Of
THE RACE
Reported That His Name
Will Not Even Be Mention
ed in Convention.
10y United Prsss)

lNDfANAPOLlG. Ind Mas II -
Vice President Fairbanks has d..
eided 10 quietly drop fraa the race
for the republican presidential nom
lnation without issuing amy formal
announcement. according 20 re-
part being circulated today
II rs said that the overwhelming
Victory Taft scored In Kentucky
has convinced himself and Biz
friends that IL would Be q waste
Of time "a continue the HEht TOT
delegates. For more than week
the Fairbanks men have not been
active. Aside frnm arranging Tor
headquarters In Chicago. thsl have
done nothing that could be noticed
Even the plan To send liruieuahta
10 other states a. confer With dele
gates seems 10 have been aban
dnned
Fairbanks name Will not be pres
scented 10 the convention unless
changes are made bot weeu noa and
the time the biz gathering IL called
to order II o. not uhlikels thai
the 30 Indiana delegates pledged 10
Fairhauka will go To Tan should
the vice president withdraw
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11
Children's Coats, Special, s2.S

A purchase comprising
nobby garments for the little
ones Of from 2 to 6 years.
Three-quarter length and
Refer Coats in new styles,
made of pretty wool materials
in light plaids, stylish black
and white checks with velvet
collars, plain navy and golf
reds, trimmed with braid and
fancy buttons. Also styles
with detachable collar and
cuffs of white pique.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11

The pantages players AZ the Lois
opened Sunday 10 a rafting farce.
aOn the Quiet" written for Nat
Goodwin and also providing a star.
ring vehicle for Willie Collier.
] Daniel Frawlcy played the
leading role Of Ridgeway with great
hilarity Miss May helps along ia
the fun making Then there are
Philip Sheffield. Miss Oswald.
Stanley Jones. Verne Layton and.
last but not least, JiroOkubo. a
real Japanese. In the part OF a
steward.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11
IRISH AND The SCOTCH
WILL NOT JOIN ARMY
10y unl,.e prsss

DUBLIN. May IL British mill
tafy authorities are facing a ser.
luus situation. owing Ia the fact
that The irish and Scotch are re
fuslng - enlist in the British army
This problem. ao far as II cf-
feeta the lrish. "a duo 20 the Sim
Feln propaganda. which II against
the enlistment ~ trishmsn The
sentrhmen have followed the en-.
ample set b. them aud nov there
are fewer scotch aud iliah serving
under the British flag than ever be.
fore In the past 80 years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11

Teddy Webb again hits the chord
Of popular approval az the Grand ns
Hawkins IN Fantana. Frank w.
iIealy's third offering Of the pres.
eut season. which MAY also be
eIassed as being the best.
Webb Is the funniest ever and
has the house going 10 the limit
while he sings That's Art" &C.
compahlsd b. bufleaques on pass.
ing fads Daphne Pollard makes a
hit AZ Jessie. singing My Word "
aud Joining Mr. Webb In a duet IN
Darby and Joan.
Georgia Campbell as Faaiana
again displays a splendid voice IN
II Is the Girl That Wins the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11
DR.. K0EHHE GIVES
LECTURES

Or John Il Koehne gave bis first
lecture a. the Betbany PrcHhyts
rian church yesterday. At $50 y
m. on the subject Ecce Homo. or
a Challenge tn Modern skoptieism ="
Il was pronounced one Of the best
lectures ever given IN the city
Ills lecture tonight will be on
the subject The Tragedy Of a
Race
The pnblio Il cordially invited
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11
IS
LIKELY
in the Georgetown
Council May Block All
Legislation.

The alleged DETECTION 81 Council
man Doyle from the ranks ~ The
"aalla five IN the CeufRetuNa cuun
On means that should either side b.
"a disposed ALI legislation In the
suburb can b. brought a. stand
still With the addition 81 DOYLE.
the mayor viii have thro. yosra
This IL not enough "a pass a.
ordinance The mayors opponents
wili atm have fouf council votes.
and this Is one vote shy Of enough
30 pass anf measure over the may
ors veto
The result Is that neither side
can DO am lgFlalatinE without the
approval Of their opponents TIE
cuuncilmeu Who Rre opposing the
attitude Of Mayer Mueller can pat
the skiboAh+ an anything proposed
BY him. or hts eiique. which they
DO not like The mayor and hts
friends can retallata In the same
manner In case ~ a shuN .down.
both sides wili BE- absolutely block
I'd. and about the only alternative
IN this event wouid be an appeal 20
the courts
Councilman DoYic'a reported De
lection 10 drnird BY other council
men Who have been fvcosniEed ~
among the solid five one 81
these municipal officers stated 10.
dat that DOYLE wau still vtth them
and would ho "a the finish
Tho proposition of cutting Mar
shai johnson . salary 30 81 month
omsnatod from Doyle. this coun
Gilman continued. we are Ger
tainiy anxious enough 10 have peace
and u H. likely that aame means
will b. devised before the council
meeting tonight whereby Ne car
reach an amieable understanding
Il IL regarded as likely that
Mayor Mueller viii have an ofdi
nance At tonlghts meeting 81 the
Georgetown council seeking 10 r.
store the SALARY Of the marshal
This viii BRING the municipal squab.
TO see BATTLEsHtPs
. =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-11

viii be- Ia elect successor to She
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