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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1908-12-24

The present strained relations be.
tween England and Germany show
how weak are family ties when ma.
uonal passions are inhamed. And If
the quarrel is finally precipitated. 1t
will be worse on account of those
ties, for everybody knows that the
worst and most irreconcilable OF all
conflicts are family quarrels.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1908-12-24
Asks Warrants for Bird.

City Fire Chief Delfs asked for war
rants for A. G. Bird, state dairy and
food commissioner, and six others for
violation of the city ordinance by the
erection of outside stairways pf wood
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1908-12-24
FACT VERIFIED.

Kid-Say, mister, got change fer
five dollars?
Kind Gentleman-Yes, my boy; here
IL is.
Kid-Thanks, boss; just wanted TO
see it. I'd kinder got to thinkin' dere
wasn't dat much money in circulation,
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1908-12-24

A New York woman sued for III.
vorce because she found a milliner's
bill against her husband for two hats
Cor lady She was not the lady.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1908-12-24

Work is only done we'll when It is
done with will.-Ruskin.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1908-12-24

ONLY ONE "BROMO oUININE"
That is LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE. Look fol
the signature OF Il. w. GROVE. Used the World
over 10 Cure a Cold in One Day. 25c.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1908-12-24
oITININF''

It's awfully hard for crooked man
to keep in the straight path.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1908-12-24
Mrs. winsiow.s Soothing Syrup.

For children tecthing, softens the gums, reduces IN
nammaton, alays pain, cures wind collie. &c bottle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-10
ON THE FRONT

The steamer Dolphin iH due to-
marrow from HoutheaHtern Alaska
points she ~ bringing fun pas
HenKer list
Tire steamer Santa clara cleared
Valdez for seward yesterday.
bettistt cleared TgwnHsud for
punYmaa yesterday loaded with
lumber for Mukiltco
Tie bfitihh ship Knight u tho
Thistle iefi Portland yesterday 90
coal on the Sound before sailing for
England
The q = II. steamer Eennox
reached Victoria from HouRkong
ana Japanese points yesterday
morning.
steamer Riverside arrived In this
morning AZ ~ o'clock from Han
Francisco. She t0wed q drediter as
far a. the mouth of the Columbia
and her voyage WAS somewhat de-
iRyed, Ter arrival was n surprise
as neithsr Tnto0Hh nor Port Town
send bad reported her.
British ship bitfon arrived ~ the
tpfal inaaH thls morning from
Ines sailed this morning for sgd
neY, Australia
Steamer Jefferson proceeded from
WtHhKell for akaEwaY Yesterday.
steamer Cottage city left EkHT-
way yesterday for Seattle
steamer Watson Will leave for San
frnuciHco this evening
Nome steamer North western will
sail tonight az > o'clock. Hhe a. the
last boat ~ the year for Nome and
~ Michael
Frsighter A. q. lindsay - expect
"a Ntth cargo from southwestern
Alaska points
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-10
POLITICAL NOTES

Thomas H. Hern~r and 3. v o..
from spoke with the deffsnrra ~
phunugraph At Fails city last ntrht
Mr. Homer a. a. Hawkins. ur. NJ.
iaughlin and " a ifoIaheifasr vii
speak a. Norta Bend tonight
tpnEre@suaan champ CLARK ~ Mla
souri, viii speak in seattle 10 ha
bali ot the Bryan Kern ticket about
o. ~ Ne speaks IN Portland
W. p Bsi. republican eandlsat.
Tor attoFusy general viii start
speaking east ~ the fuuunlafnr -
Wen&tch~e. Oct "a. and will hsep
~ az Tor three weeks visiting Gle
Ian, Douglas IAnroln. stevens. Yer.
~. spoA sns. whitman. Franklln and
Republicans viii hold . bie meet
iaE ~ the Armpry Thurudav. when
senator Plies aud Bob Hodge u4li
speak Monday tho senator epmaks
- Port Townsend. FaeHdav a. punI
Eeness and Port Angeles aud WEI
usHday az Green Lake.
James ~. HuGuc treasurer Of the
repuhl lean state committee. has re-
turned from "a trip east he ranorta
everything Tor Taft ~ a aaad M j.
gin. but says Il Will be no iandaiida
All the state ard county rspuitIf-
can candidates will meet IN IS.
county headquarters az 10 O'Clock
Monday morning
Ralph Pierce and Dr. J A. Client
will start on tour % the county
tor the republican Ticket Monday
Fhey VII be gone a week
~ n Granger. George " Wander
vesr and W ~ springfield will he
the speakers az tenth ward repttb .
Iran meeting held IN Paysae's haIi
Monday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-10
FAOS THAT WERE
The PHOTOGRAPHS ALBUM.

In the photograph album we have
a family institution that has not
had all Of its day yet, but almost
It Is taking ia time about going
out You have all fingered the gilt.
edged leaves OF this ponder0us vol.
lime. and. looking al the faces Of
distant. almost forgotten relatives
and friends. wondered II they ever
really did look like that As a
special treat company was given
A ueraonally conducted Seeing Kin.
folks lecture, something about like
this. PA and ma Uncle VIII;
Uncle WINS brother. Aunt Sue
she's dead now; this Is Cousin
Bertha she's better looking than
that. this is Brother Marmaduke-
when he was (: this II him again
YOU wouldn't know him. would
youg Guess who this la--don't
laugh-yeH. it's me. those IL some
friends OF ours IN the country. oh.
i guess you've seen all you want
to-" You hated 10 keep some PEG.
ule's pletures in II. but you had TO
nut them In because II would Of
fand them n they called and found
they had been omitted. Now you
tack your photOcolicction on tho
wall and don't have to talk about
them unless the visitor spots a
particular one that arouses curio8.
ity. A. n. OLDGlGH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-10
FREhCRMAH WINS
MARATHON RACE

LONDON. Oct i0.--In an endeav.
or 70 show that the English long.
distance runners can improve on
the time made by Hayes. the Amer.
ican winner IN the recent Olympic
games. a second Marathon race was
run today. The course was the
same over which Hayes ran his eel.
cbrated victory. In the contest
Percy Smaliwood was the only
American entered.
There we're tzs entries. and A
Aidrieh OF England was the favor
iia.
Henri siret. a Frenehman. won
the race.
sirets time was 2 hours 81 min.
n'cs and p seconds. beating the
time Of Hayes % AZ minutes and Sc
seconds. Patrick White. Of ireland.
was } minutes behind STREET and
}. X EywoOd. OF England. was
third All finished strong with com.
paratiye ease
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-10
FOREST FIRE LOSSES
ARE LIGHTER THIS Year

fires. OF fires originating in down
fail timber.
Fire loss from forest fires in 1908
Il tho highest In the history Of the
state. aud IL largely attributed 20
the excellent work OF the men om.
ployed by the association and tim.
Der companies.
Fire extinFuiahera we're used 60
great advantage Ia handling small
fires and ia preventing the flames
spreading through alashlng waste
and trimmings
Loss ls Less
a rough estimate Of the average
loss from forest fires In past years
places the figure at 800 600 per
annum. but this year tho loss viii
not reach anywhere near this total.
Tho members Of the Washington
Forest FIFa association say that the
state should spend AZ ieasi si25. 600
a year In projecting forests from
fire. The state owns approximately
600 900 acres of timber land which
has been sci aside as school prop
ertY. and IL Is asserted that the
expenditure ~ thia sum would actu.
ally result In a saving.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-10

After attempting % cash eNr
tificata ~ dspo4it for tss9 when
they claim to have found. sh@rt~s
ssamuaIs. alias Charles wright ana
George 0authier wsrn arrested yes.
fesday BY city Detectives Prank W.
clark and ". G.. ADAMS.
The Certificate II drawn IN Ia
var of ole Anderson. and was ia-
a4ed b. thu flrat National bank
May -. Ganthirr appeared "a the
bank yesterday with the papeF ana.
after signing ole Apdersun'a name
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-10
HI GILL vETOES
LAKE LOT DEAL

Acting Mayor Cil today vetoed
an ordinance 10 purchase property
In Madrona Heights addition for
81 .s0o. On the grounds that the price
was exorbltamt
The land faces the Lake wash.
ingion shore. and is intended TO be-.
come part Of the new lake shore
boulevard
When GIll estimated the amount
OF land comprised in the purchase.
be found that the total tract IN.
voived would be equal 70 a lot ap-
Fortunately T0xi00 feet. THIS would
bring the purchase price 10 an aver.
age ~ more than 81 a square foot
A similar tract Of land almost any
place In that vicinity. II IS claimed.
can be bought for hair the amount
the park board proposes to pay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-10
CITY WATER SUPPLY MAY
BE Contaminated


heavy rain would wash u directly
into the river aud thence through
the supply pipes 10 Seattle
Tho principal source Of alarm
arises from the fact that one Of the
workmon named Ole Olson became
~ with typhoid fever eight woeka
ago. and afterwards died M the hos
piial AT Snoqualmie II n feared
that this one case may prove auffi.
Client 10 contaminnto the water sup
ply
The health commissioner had a
telephone message from Cedar river
today 10 the effect that his lnnpec.
tors had the situation we'll ia hand
A large supply OF dlsinfeciant Is
being used 10 KIN off any disease
germs that may now exist IN the
affected AREA.
An ordinance which will provide
special police to patrol the Cedar
river water shed and river 10 en-.
force sanitary rules and regulations
Is now pending before the council
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-10
GAME WARDE is
NEARLY M0BBED

The enforcement 81 the fish laws
along The Lake Union waterway has
reached the gun shooting stage.
Yesterday evening Deputy Game
warden Breeze fired two shots 10
brighton Roy 6omsra and succeeded
~ well that hgfnerH beat him % his
hidiaE place.
Breeze had rather an exciting
time % a.. as the mill hands aud
Fishermen. who are hooking and
npeRFiuK salmon tu the waterway
DO not take kindly % the game laws.
hnd Breeze was forced 20 cease his
activities last night Ia order 10 ea-
cape being mobbed Louis IonEuet.
$40 West Crockett 81. Was arrest 81.
tpmsra. who was released yesterday.
viii BE- rearrested a. soon as he can
be found
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-10
PRICES PAID TO
PRODUCERS

Ths foiiewinE pufenas. prices yer.
epoted on Western Az this morning
FotLTg Oid hens i've weight
lie per pound dressed. lie per
pound spring chickens. live ite per
pound dressed lac per pound bFolisrs.
I've. iAc per pound dressed. fhe.
squads ff-a per dozen. durka. spring
live. ftc per pound dressed. lac per
pound pigeons. 81 per dozen
HuTTEk- Local ranch. iszee per
pound
EffHN--fsncaf ranch use
MATS. live NeiFhf-CoWs. axe per
pound. steers. tAe per pound natfoa.
NnthefH axe per pound. ewes 1Ar per
pound Hogs INC per pound. Lamb
Sc per pound Bulls and oHea. axe per
pound
hEATB-Drsssed-- Veal large sc-se
per pound medium. ie-Ii Il c per pound
The following are local Quotations
made On Western av this morninsf
T~-flrayensfein apples 81 bel 70
tomatoes te~e4c, piuma fp~toc. apples
s9e-Fi 90 carrots he sack green onipna
soc Der doEeu. naN potatoes. $3.50
per ian. spinach, Zee box caulifioNer
q 20 doz bastn 81 90 sack. cucumbsrs
~ s9e dozen. carrots. tbc sack. CELERY.
tos1ge aoEen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-10
WILD HORSE" HILL
GOES TO OLD HOME

Los ANGELES. Oct. To-
wild Horse" Hin. former cham.
roa ~broneo buster Of the world
md probably the best known rider
y the U. 8. left this city the other
~ 70 visit Snydes. Tex. hts old
hire
Bus wild Horse isn't making
n visit because be wants 70 The
rsason II that Sheriff Jim Boies OF
Texas wants him 20 20
HID Is accused of being The last
Of notorious gang Of horse thieves
and cattle rustlers. He says he
never stale an animal in his life.
ard that the arrest Il the result Of
. feud In the cattle country.
The famous bronco buster was
zttine on the beach a. Santa Mon
lea. watching the bathefa. when Los
Angeles deputy sberfffs got the
trup on him With their guns. Hin
surrendered quietly and was great.
y pleased because the officers
toek him back 20 Los Angeles In an
zntomoblla.
Hill had been working AZ a ranch.
WISHING horses. near here. and had
saenne great favOrits with the
nsing clubs 81 this city Fer sew
ri ssars Ne was the best rider
= baillb f3ill's show and has been
ooHpinenfed By the crowned
fsafs o. many European countries
20 rs wonderful brouco. busting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-10
Most Of Damage Was
Caused by Care
less Campers.

During the past summer sas fires
we're started In the woodn by camp
era which had 20 b. extinguiahed
through the efforts Of the Washing
ton Forest Fire association ON.
pioyes, according 10 tho annual re-.
port Of the association. now com.
picted
The association wak called upon
10 look after l.i0z fires Ia the
woods during the summer months
OF this number considerably more
than 100 were OF serious proper
tlona, aud taxed the efforts OF the
forest fire fighters
Covered Many Acres
The total number af forest fires
looked after by the association this
past year embraced an area % IS
ia acres. Of which approximately
go acres Was green timber The
remainder vas largely aiaahing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-10
BADLY INJURED
BY STREET CAR

While crossing the car tracks az
fars' AZ. and Yesler way late last
Mghf % board car for West 81.
any. A Fanneiii. a Young italian
snoieF. vas knocked down and bad
y blurred BY Seattle Electric com.
pzsy freight car.
sAnnelii narrowly escaped rolling
shasr The wheels He was taken
= ne Seattle General hospital.
saefe bis condition Is pronounced
saFi0aa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-10
Purity Ia Threatened by
CareIessness of
Workmen.

Lax methods IN handling tho
crews OF men engaged ln laying the
eltYh new power pipe from Cedar
river 10 Cedar lake haa resulted IN
"A condition which threatens the
purity Of the eity'R water supply.
Sis samples Of water taken from
the Intake nc the Lincoln park res
erYolr have been turned over 10 the
city bacteriologiat for thorough
analysis, The results OF this ex.
animation will be known tomorrow.
Health Commissioner Crichtnn
now has a part Of his sanitary force
looking into the conditions AZ Cedar
river Il II claimed the workmen
have dumped refuse IN the dry river
bed. whore the FIRST high water or
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-10
VALUABLE paper

70 ~. triad 10 couvinc9 Assistant
cashier Ciaud Pniibrirk that he
should b. given the cash. Phil
hF3ck refused
Csauthler then left and while max /.
Ing the rounds % pswrshopp and
offering 20 part with the ceftificAie
for $500 wam arrested. Hamu9iH.
who was arrested -sifh Gauthisf.
says hs fpund the certificates az the
Peoples cafe. Second az. and Wash
fnaton st
Ole Andersen appeared At police
headquarters this morning and re-
ported that the caFtifirate ~ de-
poait had been stolen from him.
The raper. he uaid. was sawed up
In tho lining ~ his eDat. and he u
Al loaa 90 hnow how gautkisr and
Samurls obtained possession % g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-10
Has a Bundle Of Letters
From Stage-Struck
Maidens.

stnne-Atruek mtalaena from British
Columbia to san FFsurisco IN gen
erAt ard several Msidrsda In psftir.
uiar. wiii learn with reNres that that
famous thsmptnn A l. Morris. who
waa about to carve out htatrt9nlc
fh~rtnaFr ~ appears - ne up
against " HtfpuG Tor az snen as he
serves cut his tisne. - aaYn. fgf
saarasey ne viii be bto0xnt tefars
ths superior court on charge ~
larceny from the person.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-10
NARROWLY ESCAPE DEATH

bruises This h tho second Stod.
dard Dayton wrcckod
In the third lap OF the Parkway
sweepstakes. l,yttle Strang and
Kirkpatrick we're IN the same or.
der. having covered ISL miles IN
65 minutes and seconds. 80 min,
utcs and "a seconds. and 20 minutes
and sc seconds When thia race
was half over t.yttlo had covered
INA miles In l0f minutes aud 80
seconds
The little nuick won the Nausaau
sweepstakes. covering ASA miles
IN : hours. minutes aud 80 see.
onda The Cameron ear was sec.
end, In z hours. Is minutes aud 50
acconda
The Chalmers Detroit car, driven
by W Il. Burns. won the Jericho
stakes. going la0.f6 miles la 5 hours
minutes and % seconds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-10
THIRD ATTEMPT MADE
TO LYNCH NEGRO

LOS ANGELES. Oct iO--News
OF n third attempt 10 lynch Edward
Martin. the negro asgailant ~ Miss
Edith Ralston. Was brought here
today by Deputy Sheriff W r.
Woods. who returned from Folsom
prison. where he took the prisoner
~ serve life term.
After the mobs In the court room
and az the depot here had been
foiled. u Was believed that there
was little further danger When
the officer and prisoner arrived az
Folsom. however. they we're greet
ed BY band Of 50 determined min.
erB from Sacramento, Miss Raj
siOu'g former home The miners
demanded the surrender OF the
negro. but Woods succeeded IN de-
celying them into the belief that his
prisoner was not Martin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-10
BOLD thug ROBS MAN
WHILE MANY LOOK ON

1880 Wednesday night. Witnessed a
daring hold up and assault
Just a. a man was passing the al.
ley between First and Second avs.
with hts arms faii Of bundles. an.
other man. revolver In. hand. jumped
ON hts back and threw him 10 the
ground. The aSsailant made a quick
grab Tor something In his Victims
pocket and then ran M the alley
While the spectators werc looking
az the hold.up man. the victim gath.
erred up his bundles and continued
on his way
The police profess 10 have heard
nothing about this.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-10
THESPFAN MORRIS
LANDS m PRISON

Morris has kran advertising us
ard down tie coast Tor young ua.
men Whe aspfrs 20 = stage cAfesf
and frorn the bundsea II Letters
faand on Hlm when ArrwMtwsf "a
woutd appear that a large percent
aee ~ Elsia lock tsnEinalg un me
stage A@Nefai Of the letters frafn
the efnbrFn Maud AdaMAen and
blanche HatFs~a ahow that the love
~ the stage - only secondary 60
thafr Affection fof Mr. Norris Mar.
f1a snetneh 80 have = particular at
Traction for Miiafeda Aud they al
tantsnt hsa cotdnSsa
Ste q arCae~d - stsaiire a stick
tsin srunt W. A Parnan. Vancouver
n4an who vac ~ HnutuN hat al
vanrea stage - tnfessfastsa. Ths
psu Nas fnuna 90 Ntm Fafson toai
4 ~atrh. bat thia was net fopna.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-10
ERICKSON MUST FINISH
HIS REGRADE ON Time

any extension nf time Ia which "a
fiHssh the fexfnde % the thorough
fare.
The beard promptly turned down
Nr EfickBonH request foe 60 DAYS
additional time ~ which % finish
his r~grnae job The contract calls
fer The cumpfriien - the work the
last Of the present month.
NJ EftHk SON has q bead 81 ttte.-
900 filed wtth the city 10 guarantees
the completion % the reErade work
according 60 specifications and
within fhe specified time A pen
nlty ia provided for each day 10 re
quiren shove the stipulated time -
" htfh % finish the wefk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-10

onera used 10 be kept. The wool
lining OF the cell contains the
autographs 81 many prisoners. IL
Is said Dick Turpln. the famous
outlaw. once occupied the cell.
The skeleton that is preserved In
the club was discovered In one Of
the passages Of the building. in a
hole which was found 10 be the
entrance 20 tunnel beading 10
tho Tower OF London. which IL
about thrcequartera OF mile
away.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-10

Reckless automobile drivers with
bitterly scored IN a report 10 tba
police tcdny by ~ " tonea ~ ga
Nueen Anne Az. Mr. Jones saws au-
tns whir past HE residence al hirh
speed and that the drivers have
netting but eontempt fer protesting
pedsktfians. Jones thinks few ar
rests would have a nalutarv affe~t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-10
REN0UNCES ROYALTY
FOR UNCLE SAM

NEW YORK. oct I0--After re-
nouurtnR hts allegiance 90 the sui
tan Of Turkey and declaring his ln T.
tentton OF becoming an American
citizen, Archdaacon Mallrk Gabriel
Javahr, brother ~ the ruler and an
heir 10 the throne OF kurdisfnn, a
province in Asiatic Turkey. On to-
day in possession of his first
papers"
The applicant. recorded na plain
Gabriel iaYahr. said he was born at
aerine, Jejov. Turkey. ana that he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-10
HELPED TO BRING
CONVENTION HERE

Through the endorsement Of the
claims Of Seattle for the Grand
Lodge 81 Odd Fellows for 1909 by
the California Promotion committed
az the sovereign lodge meeting at
Denver recently. all opposition
from other cities was Withdrawn.
Judge =. -. Ogden. Of Oakland.
who seconded the appeal OF Seattle.
has written a letter % Rufus r.
Jennings. chairman ~ the commit
tee. a copy Of which has been fe.
oeiyed by the Chamber OF Com
merce. giving that committee credit
for election u Seattle ms the noat
meeting place
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-10
Decide TO CUT OUT THE
EMERGENCY HOSPITAL

toe would take up the entire health
department estimate again late this
afternoon aud consider The question
81 apptopriatlng money for the hos.
pital = second tins.
The ordinance under which the
people voted a bend issue 10 pay
for erecting the municipal building
plainly designated Il as a ~cify jail,
municipal court room and emarK.
ency hospital building. and the
question is raised as 10 whether the
committee can legally eliminate the
hospital faaturp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-10
Chemist Shows How
Waste Timber Is
Profitable.

There's a fortune ia fif stumps.
AZ you know how Co so az a. An
Industrious person with a required
chemical knowledge can make the
tnalEhtly atumna worth tae cord.
II Kaschu. n Gsfman chemist has
fnHf concluded series - demon
sirntinna which were attended by
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-10
Extension Is Refused Him
on Property Own
ers' Protest.

ChafairE tha1 10 Has or gagged Ia
eKeaNafluH MFound on private con.
Tracts and Neglected hlu contract
with TIE city Tor the Fourth aT. re
grade. interested property owners
appea red before the beard Of public
warka to-day and protested against
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-10
Finance Committee May
Disregard Provisions
OF Bond Issue.

The city eonncits finance com.
mIsses this morning tentatively de.
Odd 10 eliminate the proposition
q ssfsbiIshing an emergency hos.
rszi IN he rev municipal building
AZ Yssler gay and Fourth av.
II eRs expected that the commit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-10
CITY is EnJolNED
TN REGRADE WORK

An Injunction and restraining or
der was granted against the city Of
Seattle THE morning requiring the
city 90 show cause why Ia should
not be enlnined from proceeding
with roErnde work IN the Pontlux
addition. The complaint In the case
Witch a. brought bY Horace -
Compton, alleges that tie regarding
u being done under an ordinance
passed ~ the city council without
petition 90 the superior court. aud
that the ordinance IS therefore. null
and reid. The order "a made re-
turnable before Judge Morris
Oct. Ie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-10
SEEKS BALM FOR
FALL FROM CAR

A complaint was filed 10 the SUI
perief court this morning by A J.
FnrcHman against the Seattle Eier-
trio company Tor ti.tli Tor alleged
injuries received on the James ~
ear line ia August. 1907. The com
plsiut states that the plaintiff re-
solved u bad fan in aiiKhting from
car. and that the accident was due
90 the fault - the company in neg
liEently allowing loose rails to lie
On the street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-10
PHYSICIAN ARRESTED.

A complaint sworn % yesterday
~ a. lrfaef. who was treated hx
toe hf Taylor company. with OF.
ftcea at First and cherry, charged
Or Taylor with prActicius without
a license. De faylcr himself does
not live IN Seattle and a phYaieiAn
IA the office pointed out hy HarNer
as the ane ~ho had treated him WAS
arrested lie refused to awe the
officer his name.