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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-08
WILL SETTLE
LAND TROUBLE
sscaETARY OF INTERIOR
GOES TO HAWAIIAN ISLANDS
TO INVESTIGATE THE LAND
DISPUTES.

San FRANCISCO. June S.-That
work on the umAtilla reclamation
project In Oregon IL progressing
satisfactorily and will be rushed
to completion as aoan az possible,
Is the statement made to the Unit.
"a press by Secretary OF the Interior
James X. Garfield before he sailed
this morning on the battleHhip
Maine for Honolulu. After tour
Of inspection In the Hawaiian Is.
lands. Secretary Garfield viii visit
Oregon TO note the progress n the
work and make arrangements as
10 what shall be done there.
Although he would make no pos.
tive abatement today, Il IL under.
stood that Garfield viii investigate
The disputes that have arisen IN the
islands regarding the taking of Ter.
rltorial lands By the Chinese and
Japanese The United States has
no public lands iu the Hawaiian Is.
lands. but Garfield will look into
the matter 40 as to make report
20 the state department when he
returns TO Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-08
IS CHARGED WITH
ENLIGHTENMENT
WELL KNOWN PACIFIC COAST
SURETY MANAGER ARREST.
Ed AND tacARcERtTEp IN
Los ANGELES JAIL.


SAN FRANCISCO. June s.
Charged with the emharziement %
$500 Of the funds Of the Aetropoll.
tan Surety company. Of which he
waa Pacific coast manager. fuda0n
&. nrupie ID under arrest at Los An
gelee today and the authorities here
are awaiting his return TO this
city to be put on trial on the felony
charge. Brusie II secretary Of the
state board Of railroad commission.
efA. and II prominent IN stats
politics The warrant for his ar.
rest was sworn "a by y A McIseth.
an eastern representative OF the
firm The accused man did large
business with the defendants in the
graft cases and IL we'll known here
As soon as his friends we're ap.
priced OF bis arrest they made ar.
rangemanta for bail. which has
been fixed BY Judge Weller at sib,-
900 nruaie spent the night In jail
AZ Los Angeles. he had gone there
with his wife. and detectives here
wired to the southern city for the
arrest lie was followed from the
train to a hotel. where he WAS
placed under arrest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-08
A Majority Vote in Favor
Of the Sunday Ex-
position.
Large Minority Of Star
Readers Expresses
Opposition.

The eaiIotina for aud against
Sunday closing Of the AsYsp. exps
Hisson. b. Star readers. IL practical
~ completed The voting coupon
was printed in the paper for nine
consecutive publication dsfs. be
sinnlnE with Thursday. Mas 8
thua Kfeins every body aith eauYie
tluns. ~ha cared "a take the trouble
saapie aapoftunlt9 70 express them
neixfn.
The fact that - many hundreds
n Star readers did aead IN their
ballots b mail. shows that the sub
Net Of Sunday otsenlng vefAua Sun
say einsinr is live one. and that
"a ~fiI figure prominently IN tatuEe
pana for the exposition.
Ut IL 90 BE- regretted. however
that many thousands Of readers Of
tn. Star. who na doubt are Fuaiif
interested Ia the sAeesss OF the fair
did rot ass the opportunity offered
tkefn 10 svte uue wsy or the other
and thus help 10 luflueacs the board
q commissioners she have the
Sunday question finally to settle.
The most that can be said Of The
vote. e. taken. IN that Il expresses
the views Of such portion OF The
Stars readers A. have a very keen
Interest IN tho Sunday opening saa-
day.elossuE proposition.
The haiiuiing developed the fact
that there IL = marked difference Of
apsniuu and that both sides are lin.
ms np strongly
Tho vote waa taken under eondi.
tsuas u unusual care. Different from
the ordinary saeailed voting con.
feNta conducted bg newspapers.
Earh ballot Was carefully examined.
a. received. and where persons
we're found sending IN duplicates,
o. vas often the case. these dupli'
Gates sere not counted Only one
vote vaA allowed sp each person.
the Hams and address being signed
20 zach ballot
The result Of the count up 10 noon
Monday was az follows.
For Sunday Closing 80. .bIa
Against Sunday Closing 6sa
Ii am more votes are received be.
fur noon Tuesday. they will be
counted 10 the final returns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-08
Is A
SUCCESS

Mrs. George Brown dropped to
the floor IN a state OF exhaustion
after winning second prize for
waitzing at the newsboys ball al
Wildwood park yesterday afternoon
and remained In an unconscious
state for more than three hours.
The picnic and ball. which is an
annual affair given by the news
boys, was a financial success. Ath.
leiic contests were held amid much
excitement aud the winners of the
various events we're as follows
Girls race. under IA years Of
age first prize. Malinda Ellis: sec.
ond prize, Madeline Ryan.
Girls race. under rs years OF ago
first prize. Mallnda Ellis, second
price Alice Cognouil.
Ladies' race. first prize. Alice
Cognouil: second prize. Mrs. En-.
ma Wright.
Boys race. under IL years OF age,
first prize. J. 0'Leary; second
prize. Julius Messenger.
boys race. under is years of age.
first prize. L. Blown, second prize
J. o'LcaFy
NewaboyH' race, under Ia years OF
age. first prize. Fred Johnson; sec
ond prize. Julius Messenger.
Newsboys' race, under Is years OF
age. first prize. Otto Trell, second
prize. Arthur Miller
Mems race. 100 years. first prize
II. kilford. second prize, John Sui
liYan.
Fred Wilson won the standing
jump; c. s White the running
jump. and ]. oLeary won the run.
ming Jump In the newsboys' con-
test.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-08
PLOT TO
KILL A
KING
Plans Discovered TO Blow
Up Emanuel of
Portugal.
Three Conspirators Are in
JaiI---Fear Now
Prevails.
10y United press

LISBON. June e.-eonsternstion
and fear prevails at the palace, fol-
lowing the discovery Of a plot to-
day 10 blow up the young king,
Emanuel, whose father and brother
recently were assirated.
Three Of the eonspirstors have
been placed IN jail and the suthori-
ties have heard threats that ef-
forts will be made to libers,e them.
The secret service men received
q hint Of the intrigue and traced
Il with such success that they were
able today to seize correspondence
which shows that the men belong
10 the same band as those who
killed King Carlos and the prince.
Il was planned to assaasiHate
King Manuel during the state re-
llgious feast. which f. to BE- held
June IS All arrangements we're
fully made for exploding 4 bomb
IN such way that IL would have
been practically impossible for the
king 10 have escaped with his life.
Lisbon. which has been torn with
all sorts Of Industrial and civil dis
sentinn ard harraased by rulers on
enc hand and b anarchists on the
other. Is In 4 state Of great excite.
ment over The discovery OF this lat
est effort al numbering royalty.
Outbreaks are feared. as fanatics
are taking extry advantage to de.
liver addresses In the streets when
ever they can avoid the police.
The guards about the palace have
been increased II is said the
widowed queen suffered severely
from the shock when the news
reached her. The royal family vfr-
tually are prisoners.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-08
Sixth Victim Of Explosion
on Tennessee Is
Buried.
Board Of Investigation Is
Now Taking the
Testimony.

Los ANGELES. Cal. June -
Al 10 O'Clock this morning one more
body OF the victims of the bolieg
tube explosion on board the United
States cruiser Tennessee. y 3.
Maxneid. whose death occurred yes.
tsfsay. was laid 60 rest In fiarboF
View eemstery Al san Pedro II
had been arranged 70 inter the n.
mains OF Z. A. Carroll. Who died
Saturday nlght. AZ the same time.
but lust as The funeral procession
was about "a start, a Telegram vas
received from the navy department
at Warrington directing Admiral
aebree to hold the body Of Carroll
until further orders Il In thought
he remains may be ordered shipped
to his former home. at Hartford.
Conn.
The same service and rites of
honor were observed to-day as at
Saturdays funeral The service
vas read b Chaplain nlcklas. Of
the Tennessee Captain r u How.
ard and other officers ~ the Ten.
neaaee and a detail Of sailors we're
present al the services At the
grave
At the AnEsiua hospital In this
city today II vas stated that the
four remaining injured sailors pass
Cd a good might and that prospects
Of their ultimate recovery IL hope
ful
To-day the board Of inquiry ap-
pointed 10 investigate the cause
and fix the blame for the expio.
sfon on the Tennessee. will hear
the testimony Of the officers and
men who may be able 20 throw
light on the accident.
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opening statement "a the jury
Hartnelt il accused OF emhezxllnE
t22E .0aa RaFth Of bonds aHd Heeafl.
ties belonging % The estate 81 The
late Ellen NJ. Cotton
J ualaell Hfawn. former mem.
Der q the bank. Who Is nos serving
term In states prison after turn.
tax states evidence against Bart
nett. Fl 10 be the peoples star wit.
meas An effort sill be made t.
coffohofate his testimony With let.
tiers and kilograms sent 90 him BY
ftAftneti
Mrs. nahigFen. one Of Mrs.
cnlton'R heirs. MAS the first wit.
ness today. She was called 90 eH.
fahlIah the fact that fiaFtaett had
possession OF the securities ~ vice
president Of the bank. She had de
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-08
LIAR, =" SAYS
ACCUSED
WOMAN
Mrs. King Regulates Her
Alleged Confession Of
Murder.

"Liart" was the term which Mra
Madeline King. when aeen IN the
King county jail today. applied Ia
Mrs Aagustlha Nelson. who testified
Saturday to q CONCESSION made ~
the alleged kitxap county muF-
keFsss.
"ghe IL enc ~ the worst liars
ever saw. repeated Mrs King. en-
phnficaiiy. when asked what she
had 70 SAY about Mrs Nelson :
statement t. the effect that she had
told MB Nelson that she had allied
her husband with n flatlr0n
4 don't hnow why ahe should nay
naeh things. and tears almost
came into the eyes % the aged
soman. who nuw faces a charge 81
murder ID the first DEGREE
She has always been ms friend,
and I don't kuuw Of anything that
she might have against me % say
such fhluga
Returned 70 jail.
Mrs King. after being brought %
The preliminary hearing ~ Port Or.
chaFd last Saturday afternoon. was
returned 70 the KinK county jail.
where she Il again confined
Mrs. Aaguatina Neisau was one
n the principal Witnesses for the
state. relating an alleged c0nfes
alon which The old woman Is said
10 have made 70 her GA the wharf
At ulAlla. a week ago yesterday Al
that time Mrs King was in the
custody Of Sheriff II =. Mckay.
bat he vas out of earAhot when
the alleged conversation took place
4 didn't Kill my husband with q
fIatinou. said MFa. KIM and her
voice grew a little feeble 4 didn {
XII him AZ ali. ] have been a sick
woman for over two yeara. and he
was always very cruel - me He
would beat me- while | was In bed.
Further than this she would say
nothing, but leaned back IN her
chair like an Invalid who has had
Just about enough OF life and cares
not IL the end Is near She does
not seem 10 comprehend the serious
charge that faces her
Attorney J Henry Denniug. coun.
sci for Mrs King. said today that
he would AJAX that his client be put
ON trial az soon rs possible.
II IL possible that complaint Wit
b. filed against her Ia q few days.
81 that she can be afraiEned Sat.
urday and the day Of the trial set.
Judge John q. YakeY. Of kitanp
county, was a visitor at the King
county court house today. but had
little 90 say about the eass. lie
haa known Mrs. King for nearly
two years, remembering her as
witness in a ease where a man was
charged with attempted poisoning
with rough on rats The man was
discharged. Judge 4akeY SAYS that
there il no feeling of enmlty against
Mra Klne among her nelghborA.
esi 81 them taking her side Of The
case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-08
TO ENTERTAIN
THE MINISTERS

At The meeting Of the Methodist
Ministerial association this morn.
Ing definite arrangements we're
made for the entertainment Of the
visiting Tacoma ministers aud
wives. June %.
The committee of arrangements
will give the clergy a boat ride
upon Lake Washington, starting az
10 30 a. m. from the Lesehi dock.
Later a banquet will be served At
the University NJ. p. church. fol
lowed BY an inspection OF the
Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition
grounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-08

uos4tea Che securities there TART
natta attorneys today stated that
ne would take the stand in bis own
behalf II II expected that the lsssis
maay will all be in by Friday night.
aud that the case will go 10 the
jury Saturday night.
Standing alone In the center Of
this desperate battle which has Just
been opened In the courts of this
city IL the frail. slender figure Of a
little girl
Helene Saehef Is years old She
"a the great granddaughter OF Mrs
Emily Cotton. Of whose large estate
Walter ] nartnett formerly vice
president Of the California safe dc
poeit 4 Trust company. Of this city.
VAS executor.
shortly after the sensational fail.
ure of the trust company last DC.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-08
To LEARN MORMONISM
NV United press.

SAN FRANCISCO. June s.--Great
interest Is being taken here today
Ia Alice Aipata. a fuli.blooded
Samoan grit aged not over ~, who
vas brought 10 this country on the
freight steamer Aeron from Samoa
hy three Mormon missionaries who
declare that she will learn the Sc
erets OF the Mormon church In Utah
aud then return to her people and
convert them 20 the faith Of the
Later Day Saints The men claim
81 have a contract with Or Schultz.
German vice governor Of the ISL
anda hy which they are to return
the girl 90 her country after she
has finished her study In Utah.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-08

AGAINST the insertion of an anti.
iatunntsan plank In the republican
platform when Il eomee 40 for &C
ton at the Chicago convention
Gompera and thu entire executive
council Of the 4. r ~ 4. will Be
In Chicago and wfIl make IN ef.
fnFt 10 have ~ antssniuuctIua plank
inserted IN the republican platform
II thlA Is unsuccessful. they sill
make an etfurt 60 have the plank
aeaouuelns the neutrality-suspicious.
defeated
4 wiil fight Il ont AT Chicago. =
aaid GampeFN tnday
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n.44H44 4sss444

. Councilman " II Murphy =
: will introduce a resolution at a
: the meeting OF the city eouu. =
: Ell tonight calling upon A. V =
q fiouillan. superintendent Of =
: public utilities. IA make Il 4
4 thorough Investigation Of al. 4
4 legged extoftion on the part of =
a the local telephone corpora a
: tion Complaints have been =
= made against the Sunset com. 4
= pauY particularly. but Il Is de. =
: sired that the investigation =
= shall cover thu business of the 4
= Independent company as we'll 4
Il
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plank In Platform.

VIZ YORK. June Sit was
aAsd here today that IS ~ the
<ssno9s republicans 81 the com.
2 are PREPARING a memorial to
= resolutions committee 0f the
F7a'i'tsn national convention. re.
{<ainE that the committee IN
No. n The platform a strong and
1s|Aite declaration against the
s'7nxtmsnt Of whaf they term
!. eenssitaiIonal prefogative OF
: foaFts The aigners include
s3Aqlsz Murray Butler. Cornelius
81 =" 1oaeph II ch0ate. John W.
49, and Albert K. Smiley.
= memorial makes an attack
8 ,aa plank IN the democratic
.@''pfn PAT there b Bryan. op.
800 s9vefnmeut ~ Injunction
: admitted today that the move.
aaa ite Inception IN 4 fear Of
= 'ss'ils Of the activities Of Sam
soinpers. president Of the
ss sIlssn Federation Of Labor. and
.ssleF + credited wlth prepar.
y the memorial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-08
BANDITS GET $4,000
10y United Press.l

MEXICO CITY. June S.--Adviees
received here today from Balsas
state that a gang OF bandits attack
ed 4 pay train en- route 20 Les
Grandes mine last night The mine
Is owned by Americans and the
money had been shipped from the
United States 20 pay off the men.
Three of the four men with the
train were killed by the fusilade of
bullets showered on the train and
the other man. a guard. was wound
cd while fighting 20 save the
money. The bandits escaped with
ST GOO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-08

There t. hus isttle doahs that the
ordinance wfll pass the council
Several ruunciltn1n have PROMISED
Mr. MurphY their support. and 80
faF as In known there il no ep
poNatlun 10 the measure
The proposed ordinance should
meet nth the APPRECIATION uf ever.
one Il will certainly prevent =
Number Of serious accidents h.
reckless drivers from operating
cars II will work az injustice 90
nn onN.
That the measure ls popular Il
pfnven BY the letters thai have
been written 20 The star since Fri
day. when II vas announced that
Councilman Murphy would intro
duee sAta measure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-08
THIEF STRIPS AN
AUTOMOBILE

A nervy thief stripped an auto.
mobile owned by IL c. Petit, Of
1929 18th av.. which was standing
in front of the Olympus cafe. last
night. while Mr. Petit and his
guests were eating lunch.
lie secured S. umbrella. a s.
hat. purse containing small
amount Of cash. n grip containing
clothing. an automobile robe, an
automobile coat. pair OF solid
gold cuff buttons, and a novel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-08
Banker BARNETT Brought to
Trial al Last in
Frisco.
Embezzlemeut Charge Is
Cause of Failure of
Bank.
tHy United Press.

SAN FRANCISCO. June s.-The
actual trial Of Walter Iiartneti.
former vice president Of the looted
California Safe Deposit 4 Trust
company. an the charge Of smbez
element. began today before Judge
Conley. when Assistant District At.
tofney William Hpff Cool made hia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-08
Robher eauah, WIN Loot.

ELY. New. June S.-Just as he
was about 20 board the train at
MeGill Junction. Ia miles north of
Ely. early today. officers oVerpower-
ed the man who robbed the saloon
at kieptown of $500 on Friday
night and recovered all of the
money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-08
BATTIEsAiPs START
AROUND WORLD.


\ SAN FRANCISCO. June S. 4
\ The battleships Maine and Ala. 4
4 hama sailed shortly after Z 4
= o'clock this morning FOR Tia. 4
4 wall They are the pathfinders 4
\ of the Atlantic fleet and are 4
4 going ahead to try the course :
A around the world The spe. =
4 ciai service squadron is in =
\ command of Captain Giles u. 4
4 Ilarbof. of the Maine.
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NEW YORK. June s.--under the
management Of Mrs. Mary Hutton
Pell the bureau Of social require.
mentH. which eaters 10 the needs II
the matr0ma OF the four hundred. il
floufiahlnK as never before. The
latest innovation In connection With
the bureau Is the establishment Of
hifh class tea aud lunch room
The idea has met Wlth a warm vel.
come
The bureau IL the fret aid IN all
social functions II supplies IDEAS.
designs for floral decorations. aud
aupefintenda the entertainments Ia
a word. II IL intended % supply on
the shortest possible notice any de.
faand from ltg membership The
bureau has rubbed social life In the
-four hundred Of most of It's die.
agreeable features
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IrliTat Men Are Now
Right Up in Arms
to Fight.
hrs Arrives TO Take
Direction of Talt's
Affairs.
IN ualsea Pfess

.u,rAc0. June 8-rhas there
"a selft In the republican
-, ,ns ,hat a tremendous fight
= = ssssd on the floor Ct the
..,..ssian. which meets here a
srsr ssnorreN. unless sems.
- .nsoreseen happens, is no~
..1sxrs on al sides.
s,,grsay nlshs the anti, Tan men
80 Is ave 40 the fight out
.....,<nsss which were held late
:. ,sx asuAt. all DAY yesterday
- arls thIs nnernlra. gave cause
- hcrs ard tire allies today
...s..seee that they will battle
's..-.. the Taft Roosevelt pe~er
= h carrying the struggle lnte
"a ssasentior.
rsrzrssssran aeSinisy. manager
..4& Csnnen boom. haa arrived
:. and ne will take 4 leading
- 4 the flehs ef the aiIieE
-. ratss former manager. came
sess<xoe foazy ard Il = aaaegne-
: 49, re viii direct the affairs
! nc secretary Of Mar. On sofae
- sssre i a combination 70 pre-.
- nrrhsnxk from taxing a seat
. - scrswsttee which - cceiuinp
= eeatssts.
fsssehecck stays Out.
Fnak n Hitchcock, the Iafs
xsazxp<. wAoas presence In the IA
- 1nmsaIsfee caused = kreAi
- from the allies. announced
~ tcxay that be would not PAR
ssxss h tAe sessions ans more
tNusn Lana. ~ New Mexico
- prnry Hiteheoek bald. On
~ u session II ths eosnfaittes
~ il person. Il was saNgested
e Hnehcuek could attend TIE
sss.sz 81 the committee In BIZ
xsr.fy ~ assistant secretary. bn'
! aveaaea 20 stay away
- eornm!ftee toslay placed The
- e.egates from fhe third con
<usiunal district Of Florida Ga ths
s~rererx roll
-. wtr,tra
Manager Hitchcock remained IN
= .ats roofn during the session 81
:. eomrssffea He declared thai
!. =. ~areafn thai Tart would hare
= vsiss on ne us sss.es. = :. !. :
- kaoak sisaAe " - -
- h'1sAsuA - - -
MfsN a*Aea hial y t - -
- r coala ss.sh s.'. .sss...... ,om
<aataFs =. -, - -,
$500. T. - 49,. ss,.tt -.
nsxs y sA.l.ss -, -. -, 49,. -,
ss Z % fsatsass''.s. ~ -, - Il =.
seesiasa 80 $3.50. - =. -
- car s1 ses'4" y
- - a.. 49,,
~ at.t AstesAese ass'a. - :,
Ezass 81 1s"Fsaa ~
sofys IN ChiesEo.
~ arrival OF Arthur !. toFfs q
~ ske original Taft manager
onn3~.i With tha absence Ok Hitch
~ frnn. she national COMMITTEES
- gave rise to q report that
NnAcaek had hssen sapplanted ~
~ a1reetor In the fight here
NJ r@uoft Vas given SONS
nuunxsh hy she fact that yorya -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-08

the middle wsst lie has been rec
tor ut churches IT st raul. 1T
Peter. Hutchinson ard uanaau.
MINI. and fnF II years had ehafEu
ef Trinity church. Fl Worth. Tes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-08

t.~sAsliiNGToN. June s.-samnel
-, I = 'odsy declared mat te
4a nzht he New York petition
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-08

tohef an investigation revealed that
bonds of the Cotton estate. valued
1T 1926. GOO. we're missing from the
vaults Of the bank. Other ifregu-
laFities. including the loaning OF
large amounts on flimsy security
some cases 20 companies in which
officials of the bank were inter
ested. resulted. on December 7. In
the arrest of David A. Walker,
president nf the bank. ]. Dalzell
Brown. vice president and general
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The ordinance aiaa provides that
the Laws regulating Apeed on the
stssas# and crossings mass b. OBJ
served and due care and prerau
ton naat be exercised b. sha driver
az ali tlusea.
Anf person who pilifnliy breaks
the bIssed tANss eF dFireH a car in
reckless or eArelena manner. viii
b. deprived ef his lleeaks AM one
driving = car without lleense viii
b. fined $50 or Elvea Be aaYa Ia
ball
Councilman Murphy has drawn
90 thIa ordinances after carefully
inspecting the auto ordinances IN
other clttae. lie has also consulted
number Of auto drivers and deal
sra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-08
Ordinance Requires Exami-
nation of All
Chauaeurs.
Will Be Introduced in the
City Council by
". H. Murphy.

No one wlil be permitted TO drive
an automobile In Seattle without
license. II the ordinance which "
II Murphy Will Introduce In the city
eounell tonight becomes a law
The proposed ordinance will pro
vide that no person without IL
eensa can drive an automobile with
Ia the eity lln4lta The licenses Nill
be granted BY = board Of three
members appointed ~ the mayor
and % which he IN an exufficlu
member
No one will be granted a license
until shown 10 hu thoroughly com
netent % handle a ear In all sitla.
tloBs Tho elemantATY mechanism
~ the car must also he undvfetood
Ne psFsnu wha Il habttuaiis Feek
leam ufIi be allowed II operate \
machine. and 10 person under Is
Yeafa 81 ake wtli b. granted = II.
FsHsa
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Against Sunday Closing 6sa
: n any more votes are received be.
fur neon Tuesday. they will be
counted ~ the final returns.