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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1909-10-01
ReguInr Nicotine Of thc Lndlns, An,i

Regular Meeting of the Ladies' Auyi.
liary Social Meeting.
The special attention of the mem
bers of the Ladies' Auxiliary is call
ed to their regular monthly meet
ing to be held Monday, October 4 ,
in the Commercial Club rooms. This
will be combined business end So
cial meeting, the former to sign the
constitution and pay their quarterly
dues. The members will remember
that recent change in the constitu-
ton provides for the payment of
quarterly dues of twenty-five cents,
and the payment by new members of
an entrance fee of one dollar. It
VIII be necessary for all wishing to
retain their membership in the Or
ganization to sign the constitution
within the next few weeks. Much
important business is to be brought
up Monday and large attendance is
desired The New Auxiliary rooms
are beautifully furnished, and after
the business meeting the ladies will
adjourn there where light refresh
ments will be served.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1909-10-01
NOTICE.

BY mutual consent the partner
ship business heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned parties.
known as the Gibson Grocery Co.
have this day been dissolved, Mr.. j.
o. Gibson remaining and MIR. f. C.
Vincent retiring. All outstanding
bills due the firm to be paid to ].
o Gibson, also he will pay all obnga-
tions
Signed this 2oth day of September.
1909.
+. c. VINCENT.
9.2i.3t ]. q. GIBSON
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1909-10-01
Grants Pass, Oregon

capital and Surplus, ,.u,s45 900
Stockholders Additionap
Responsibility y..,,.,S 500, 600
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1909-10-01

When you buy "AMERICAN
FENCE" you do not have to wait
six months for it to be shipped in.
The Hair-Riddle Hardware Co. car
ry a large stock on hand at all times
and can make immediate delivery
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1909-10-01

centuries ago Hendrix Hudson sailed
past Manhattan Island and The
river to the head OF naygatol Two
hundred years later Robert Fulton
made the same trip in the first Sue
cessful steamboat The Hudson
Fulton celebration, which opened
last Saturday, vlsualized their
achievements
Then, with the escort trailing to
the rear the two little craft which
epitomize the celebration cruised
along the Brooklyn shore in sight OF
the spectators that blackened every
street and housetoD in view.
Meanwhile the rest of the parade
was assembling and when the Half
Moon and the Clermont finished
their round of the upper bay and
sailed into the mouth of the Hudson
they fell into line.
The assemblage Of the 500 or
more boats that followed Hudson's
and Fulton's craft up the river oc-
'cupied the whole morning, and II was
not until after l o'clock that the
mass Strengthened out into some-
thing like procession formation.
First came police and scout and
patrol boats and torpedoes, then the
Half Moon and Clermont with their
immediate escort, then, in order, the
five squadrons Of steam merchant
craft and the ferryboats, steam
craft, motor boats, tugs and steam
lighters and sailing craft.
The boats moved up the Hudson
in double line at a speed of eight
miles an hour, but such was the num-
ber of participants that the column
was nearly IS miles long. When the
Half Moon and the Clermont reach
ed the United States ship Newport
which marked the southern end OF
the line of warships at Forty-fourth
street they passed up on the New
York side Of the river, while the
other vessels kept on between the
men-of-war and the New Jersey
shore,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1909-10-01
OF THE WORLD TAKE
PART IN CELEBRATION
GREATSPECTACULAR EVENT
Largest Gathering of Warships As
scmbIed In History Of the
World.

There was commenced in New
York Saturday, September 25, an
eight-day celebration in commem-
oration Of the discovery Of the Hud-
son river 300 years ago and the an
niversary Of the first steamboat
which went up the river 100 years
ago. These two important events
have been COmmemorated in a man
ner which surpassed all other events
celebrated in modern times. Great
preparations having been made and
all the governments of the earth
having been invited to participate, it
was quite natural that the celebra-
tion should be on a scale that would
be credit to the nation, and especi-
ally to the state of New York There
were 100000 people who witnessed
the opening ceremony, 100000
were stationed on the west side Of
the city facing the Hudson river
from the Battery to Spyten Duyyil
creek; 100000 more on the New
Jersey side Of the river extending
from Jersey City to a point on the
Palisades, and 100000 an the
water front of lower Brooklyn. These
millions occupied every point of want
age and were deeply interested in the
historic events Of 800 years ago, and
the event of 200 years later.
Long before the official cere-
monies of the first day Of the Hud-
|son-Futon celebration were to begin,
500 ships running from ocean liner
to the pert little motorboat, waited
restlessly at their moorings in the
lower bay for the signal that would
start them on a gay procession about
the 10 miles Of warships at anchor
in the Hudson. Every craft was
decked with flags and bunting, and
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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1909-10-01
Eight Days of Pageantry.

hNi1'' D'hJ - W. - - '''''' y
For the next eight days the people
of New York and visitors from all
parts of the world witnessed a series
of pageants surprising anything
hitherto attempted in the way of his
toric cOmmemoration. The crowning
attainments Of the 29th century
were exhibited to set off those of the
past. The leyiathans of the worlds
navies had gathered to honor the
two little ships that made history one
and three centuries ago. About the
waters. where so warships were at
anchor, the conquerors of the air eX-
hibited their mastery. Airship flights,
naval parades, military parades and
historical pageants all contributed to
the anniversary Every important
nation was represented
At 10 o'clock Saturday morning
the Half Moon and the Clermont--.
accurate reproductions VI lhe I''u0
Dulch ShaIlop IN "hich an f'hfuSh
master and a mixed crew first as
.'ended lhe HUDSON river from M''-
hattah lsIahd 10 Albany ana OF 'he
ungainly monster peIchihs smoke
and kissing VapoT III "hlch hoOerI
Fulton an American inventor maze
the same distance lor the i'rs' lIl'e
by steam moved from 'uei'
quiet anchorage IN the lee Oh staten
island TO salute the vast puiN OIL the
assembled American ana I"r''Sn
ships OF war IN the lower haroor'
Millions OF children rake Fart'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-22
BIRTH NOTICES.


Huott--To the wife 81 Nuatt 9te1
Fifsf ", September IL daushtsr,
McFhee~-To the site ~ ~ NCfnse.
ASS Atlantic. September H. = daarhtes
nabcock--To the wife OF y nabcQee,
CITY September ~ a son
Herssfea the Nife - w hrrEs
ston. ser. Sikth. September ~. snn
Nleison--To the Nife OF Nielsen.
go ttth W. sept. a daughter
Ne0rwan--re tkw wife % u NeotsAn.
CITY. SEPTEMBER IA 4 Aaukhtwf
Terwtek~-To she wtfe ~ y Tprwisk.
as Nosth sath. Ssplemhsr ~. a dauxa.
ter.
waiford.-To the uife - , waifprd.
sieF Sorth s3rd. September 70. son
sands-To the wffs Of r. sandy. tsts
Ftnalev september = . son
etsekman--To the wife % = Stock.
maa city. September IS son
caitsii-~To the Nffe - y cattsll. ais
aTth = w September 81. son.
NeWland~To the site ~ N. SswtAnd
CITY september -. q daughter
Hatehinaon-@ the wtfr ~ e. Nnfs
vAlnsen. 80 seth. ssptsmher ~. .
daughter
Tliton--To the wtfs 81 c. Tiison. itss
fash September - a sau
Heods~-To the wffe II q Hoodg aetf
7srd a w serfensheF z a taurh.fr
Easssr--Ta the wffs 81 r. Easter. t31
sfs. September "a. daughter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-22
Collisions Addition

Plated tate v acre tracts wglh 10 II
ALLEYS on car Nne. fasf north u city
hiEh Ard slightly With sstisndld View -
city Ant r4eunsatns ttte per tract tgs
daun ara tts PEI month. ScthinE berth
% the city better
cAf.LIsnS A ALLISON
Seventy and uresnunpd
Phone North ae1t f'hinney Az. car.
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Gail Ind. 49, or Main 1850
S. for Three Stars

The cashier Of this paper wants three copies ms
Star.
Dated Tuesday, June 20, 1907
Which had classified testimonial,
With this headina;
The Star starts man in GOOD business"
You can see by that testimonial that . made
ss2s BY spending only s5.is advertising IN Tire Star
The cashier must have three copies Of The Star Of
that date. which had that testimonial
The first person appearing at the cashiers win
doss ct The Star office.
On the morning Of Saturday, Sept 2sth.
With a complete copy OF The Star Of Tuesday
June "a, containing that testimonial,
VIII receive a silver dollar.
The second person doing likewise Will also receive
o silver dollar
And likewise the third person.
You can't make dollar any easier.
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FARMS AND ACRES.
Continued.
CHEAP COUNTRY HOME.
cHnAr COUNTRY toME.

cHRAf COUNTRY HOME.
ae.aefs faneh. flsht q, railway station
new fHtafWben electric lire surveyed
rishl y station aeed faada and sshooi
eh laat shinEie mill ana sswmiil 81
station afford splrnild opportunity for
steady apfk splendid wafer. fieh soil
level lnske1.affi lurned over. sasY "
clear 80 zee 81 shsss lends Aifsaaf soia
90 settlers
from afahn Yauf cbafas
Fine aMlfg sesetAhis. ffuit Astss Aaa
repilfs snaasrt ssssa nteas srpes she
NJ W. 80 - assss. ~. .,ssss = a ,sll
in rsaa ~ sif heess caH fuf illustrated
taehief dssffihina the falFesf farm
proposition lu wesiefn washinstan. nsaf
ana $50 ref monih, psf ,eni Interest
We afa anaHfs. NOT s9rHGs
ELwuop lrMnEh = IiNHNa co.
80 white HHNtlnE
cafHsf faHfit AHl rnian ~
FfVE.AcRF rnAcrH
TtftN i# Fa NOTIFY NuH that cur
fiyetAftr tfHrts NNt near ths fhgs4s
ufhaH efr kuinK fapiAif ussEsf g.
niea tract i.sssl land. a.ar' rfsh
Il iusi al. fiss ~ isa asYss y 49,,
land ~el located tstsasa fwn fits
aFeaiaf eifias - nikhfF Kaad fhtns
- have shH in Tea feaf4 asif -
WORTH MANY TIMES nhaf YHu can
aHs q faf tH1AF We are sstiiHa
thrRr tracts 90 aaEh easy tNfHns that
FwN WNtit hafAff misa tbs ssnHrH
ffises bf&4 90 ftAa rsf tract RsnMlf
taEntsHs f@@n hAgAnrw ltke sant
RODENT MAhTMy
9faefsas8si Alaska ftiaK aastE
A. EASY 0FENiNu
eFfse fsfh saiinr iert. al - sasflsas
hnn. , acres "a raiafg<s fence ns.8ii
bars. HHe aefef4 = fnfis ffsassl Aebafn
Ffsss asses pnif tssa r.sh
TWO ACRES AT nAtNtER ngzen
Fias efFh4Fn ts re~ga eia aiss ssaAii
ffNifs. Em@f fsfHsEn AcWse Ntfy mafff
WfHma tseN hAnav ~ car A. dee
fN9ntfF huwie estate f'slNr 81 H&4 With
terms Pcs particulars. thnisAg e@M Esast
cot.E LANu co.
WIS Fhifd A. Naia 1874! TIA ava
tseB
- ACRES taNd ; uailes ffaas tasF
sasd pafI tattam iant saesa ff4efass
nests ana els4FnG sod taestsss this
~ nasz Toss sifr peuisrY fsais
a y sHHEAL ias Npsinr msrsst
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DEATH NOTICES.

Grimes MARIAN Grimes IS. segtem-
n<F 20. SIS 1ysh 3
nFismgnd ~ Mary Fri3Fnand. 81 SEP
fsmb~F 10. PFos sdeHes hospital
Harry -~fnfart barry months sep.
TENDER -. Gil Ftfth4
Msson--e. Mason. -. September ~.
l71z Harvard
FIYna -Fatriek Fiynn. 20. September
H city hospital
Hubbard --Paui Hubbard. months
Fspfefssher IA Mt $isW station.
oyushl--M oyosht -. September -.
In this CITY.
rsark stanfo CLARK. September 70. ga
HGth
ploorn garden. ~. September ~. 1910
Rsimuuf ~
KutssnAi--lnfAnf Kutsanal. day
September ~. t99 Main
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Bunch of Snaps

asfea fire saiIi running creek. Al
t4prf dale, hiefAs ffam Lake wash.
inften. ti.fte Weatd trade NQGtTY
- iIes fcf city lot balance ttQ. oniY
fi1te monthly. MAks offer Give yea
hsfgain Surrounding tracts hsla at
tttq pef acre.
CHOICE ron HONE
~ sism let's cleared block from
Fhlnury nN car A snap a. fJttt fsA
tAsh. ~ mnuthfF ~ wlil bald 20 suit
yeu. on iersnn Several hosnes ready e.
oecuri. tit e isa mpnthiy.
WANTED a GROCERY
II small town o. Seattle suburbs
Hpuid trade eauitF Of ttee IN t-Fpnu1
modern house balance fiahr -
monthly VIII Font Tor va Or wonid
seii. ahuuf stee cash. So rnenihiy House
"a new and worth tAses, Meridian car.
ALLEN at.AMnEn0.
eia chAiar BLDG. tTM AND UNION.
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Rates for Classified
Advertisements

The star canast guarantee ee-
eurncy ar assume feepon~ihhttg
for error. er az, ktnd "erurrins
In teiephoned advertisements.
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For rent. one furnished room with
closet. 81 per week kis 10th av. One
block from Madison. East 1905.
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TO ADVERTISERS.

Classification cannot be given
after lg o'clock daily.
BALLARD AGENCY - p. II
Mullen. sses Ballard av., opp.
city Hall. Phone. Ballard Set.
MAIN Cks-Sexenth Rv.,
between rnion and University
Phones, Main 1850. Ind. AL.
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For Sale
Youngstown

Lot, - down. balance ta6e; sseo 20
$500 per lot. best view IN Seattle. Luna
park car, blocks when Railroad aV.
bridge II built. these lots will be worth
$1,000; free wood aud water.
A. J. wIi.KIS Co. Youngstown.
HIS
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Look at This

We have a a-rpom house completely
furnished and on Feod lot TSxtns one
block from school and close 10 cnf line
which we are Instructed 60 sell for 81 sec.
half cash This IL surely a harHRin
CALLfsoS ALLISON,
Seventy third and Greenwood
Phone North 2eSi. rhinney Az. car.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-22

housekeeping BY "asnto" air suction.
garpntH. furniture etc. cleaned In yonr
nonn. Qualification guaranteed. Phoues.
= Nf3 or East teze fanto Vacuum
Cleaner Co. 1919 Harvard Iii
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Always

When you say that
You've got TO give proof.
We always have the proof.
or wouldn't make the statement.
mrs. n. c. Gray lives at eis 10Th aN
She advertised In oil the sesstle papers.
No results obtained from either o. the osh4,
two
" you have watched this space,
You have resd comparisons exactly like this ons
We get results when both the other papers fan a.
tlrcly.
And prove Il every time.
The Star got results for mrs. Gray.
She ran the ac four days,
~ a coat Of e6o.
Here's the adj
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-22
| to 5-Acre Tracts

wWa nsw aenitlans 1est prepS4i fine
eias iaan aefts ff0ne 70 etff. anfd Faaas
aftes ~ ISIS iant viii uiAhr fa4 fieh
ie short Wnei 0Derfne fflrs see % U.s.
geF aTfs tte sazh. o. fff fneHtH fFfFe
seed 10 eFref - HFsfA 1Ae best epp@f
faaigq res hess heHH offered
T. T. PAY COMPANY. fNcs
fets ThlfH aeHaae.
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"HEIF WANTED"
Advertisements both Male ana
Female,
Ons Cent q Mer6.
Minimum Charge for Any "a, acc.
Ada undar all other ncafinEs
) cents Per line. Six words
counted 70 each line. When
charged 10 account. actual num-
Der Of lines as set will bc count
ed seven insertions made Tor
the price of six. when cash u
paid All cap iinea will be count
Cd as two lines.
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Just the Thing

Fnt HeH@Fai rssffhandiae store fasf safa
eirisf ans fnedefa. ~ sas iiaes rhpas
Ballard tast --4tsgg
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-Situaticns Wanted edNer-
flsements, beth male aud female.
half cent word.
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HELP WANrEo-FgMALE.

LADIES AND GIRLS snyehere can
safh 5000 steady pay writing adv. let
tere FOR ne a. home. send f6c for forro.
ana fun INSTRUCTIONS No more monev
required. No eanvaHsinE AMEHICAk
SALES CO. Dept. rs. Delaware CITY D,I
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Wanted. O young lady 10 attend ,.tg-n.
and Dffice work; wages Sc 10 com.
msnee. Apply III ei1th av South
@20.z1
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LOST AND FOUND

Lost between brothefsf sahool 1000
PARK and car iady's small gold watch
mafhep ,. u Reward Hapfield 4
Bernard. ia Second sy South. -aO.2
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Nz0NSzSSNzS1HS20SzSyzaS
FOR ReNTR ROOMS.
Continued.

fof rent. tght housekeeping rooms
$40 per mouth tfs. haiiard az
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-03-06
AT THE PANTAGES,

The Pantages theater next week
will have a strong bill, headed by
Adelaide Hermann, widow of the
Great Hermann, the noted pres
|tidigitateur, who is following the
wake of her husband. Mrs. Herr
mann will give new and original
creations of magic and illusion, in
GLIDING the latest London sensa-
tons, "The Idyllic" hypnotic illu-
sion, and "The Sleeping Beauty
or "a Dream in Mid-Air." Special
scenery and lighting effects are
carried for the act.
Joe Goodman, the polite enter
tainer' in comedy sketches, the
Otis Players in the farce, "The
Gibson Girl" will be features OF
merit. The two Scotch Macs, in
singing and dancing specialties,
are said to be winners, and the
Hayden family on the tight wire
are marvels of skill, according to
advance notices. There will be
new motion pictures and B. B.
Vincent will render some of the
latest and most popular songs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-03-06
AT THE GRAND

The announcement of next
weeks attractions at the Grand
promises something unusually
good for the seven days, beginning
with the Monday matinee. The
supreme feature will be the ia
nous Georgetty Family of four
people. The troupe is described
as group Of sensational hand
balancers, coming to the Sullivan
& Considine circuit direct from the
winter garden in Berlin. The per-
formance Is said to be not only
a wonderful exhibition of muscu-
lar training, but clean and whole
some, and I'm entertainment sell
dom excelled.
Eugene Ellsworth and Edna
Earle Lindon will offer a comedy
sketch, Ellis Day Off," Elmer
Tenley, the we'll known comedian,
will be feature in q monologue
act, and Lightning Hopper, said
to be one of Americas foremost
vaudeville cartoonists, will pre-
sent series of comic and artistic
sketches. Sarah Cogswell, vocal
list, will sing several selections.
The popular Grand song illustra-
tor, George F. Keane, will sing
"Just Because. The Grandiscope
will show Under Northern Skies "
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-03-06
Tie ONLY WAY
Many Tacoma Citizens Have Dis
covered 1t.

Just what to do when the kid
'neys are affected, is a question
that concerns both young and old.
Weak kidneys neglected in child
hood lead to lifelong suffering.
People of advanced years, with
less vitality, suffer doubly. In
youth or age, languor, backache,
urinary irregularity, dizziness and
nervousness make life burden.
There is one remedy that acts
directly on the kidneys and cures
these troubles. Doan's Kidney
Pills owe their worldwide fame
to the fact that they cure sick
kidneys and cure them perman-
emily. Follow the example of this
Tacoma citizen and you will be
convinced that this is so.
Mrs. r. A. Cummins, 720 s.
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says: 81 recommend Doan's Kid
ney Pills to anyone suffering from
kidney trouble, as l used them
with the best of result. For many
years my back was weak and
lame and though l tried various
remedies, l was unable to obtain
relief. When Doan's Kidney Pills
were brought to my attention, |
was so impressed with the good
reports concerning them that /
procured a box at Malstrom
Bros drug store. After a short
use became convinced that they
were specific for kidney trou-
BILE. have since had slight pains
in my back brought on by over
exertion, but at such times 1 have
resorted to Doan's Kidney Pills
and have always received prompt
relief"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-MiIburn Co., Buff
falo, New York, sole agents for
the United States.
Remember the name - Doan S
and take no other.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-03-06
WOMEN IN PURE
FOOD MOVEMENT
NOW UP in ARMS

eliminating the inspector provis-
ion, but Chairman Giblett of the
health and hospital committee
says no such provision was in the
ordinance at all.
1t will be necessary now for the
women to have the council pass
new ordinance providing for the
inspector before one can be per-
manently fixed In the position.
A temporary inspector could be
appointed under resolution by the
council but to provide for a per-
manent salary 1t will be necessary
to pass a new ordinance.
Before a woman inspector can
be secured thereawill have to be
additional legislation and the
women will probably be before
the council again next week to
see to 1t that the campaign they
started is finished up.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-03-06
TO START WORK
ON CULVERT
MONDAY

Joe Wells will start work on
the new culvert under. the Pacific
avenue bridge Monday morning.
-Ae sluice pipe is now dumping
ground regularly into the gulch
and by the time the culvert is in,
the place will begin to fill up.
A good stream of water is now
coming out of the pipe. A dam is
being kept at the lower end of the
city main to keep the sand from
washing away.
At the lower end of the culvert
the Milwaukee railway will take
charge and will extend 1t clear
across their land, making cul-
vert over 800 feet long.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-03-06
DEADLOCK ON
CRIMINAL CODE
(Times Special Service.)

OLYMPIA, March Ga con-
ference committee from the house
and senate will have to adjust the
difference between the two bodies
on the criminal code as the sem
ate by a vote of 16 to % yester-
day refused to concur in the house
amendments. The house later
refused torecede from it's stand.
Graves in the senate led the
fight against concurrence, holding
out on account of the removal by
the house of the ban of rectiled
spirits.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-03-06
DISCOVER THAT ORDINANCE
PASSED BY COUNCIL MAKES
NO PROVISION FOR INSPEC-
TOR-TO DEMAND THAT OF
FICE BE CREATED.

The Women's Pure Food Coun-
Gil yesterday petitioned the health
officer and mayor to appoint 9
woman as food inspector under
the new pure food ordinance out,
when DR.. Sargentich investigated
he found that there was no pro-
vision in the ordinance for the
appointment of an inspector at all.
The women have been going Oh
the supposition that the ordinance
would make an inspector possible.
but 1t does not.
The health commissioner last
evening thought the women had
been tricked by some councilman