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The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1911-01-10
Mrs, Subtle Entsrtains,

The South-end Bridge club was
charmingly entertained on Friday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. r. G,
SuttIe onWest Center street.
Those present were Mekdanfes H..
F. Head, g. w. Lindsay A. II. Gum
mings, Clyde Ruby, J.. D.$ McPher-
son, Jr., CA Melton. Laurel Ruby,
r. O. Suttle, Fred Beinecke and
Geo. Newbolt. 81 Eas:lyngtop.
Mrs. w. F: Ress3NilAses Annaie
Mae Yalseg, Of Paducah Ky, and
Heioh Gregory, a. y zooscttys Miss,
were the invited kuestss
MRS. L. e. Ruby SCORED the great
est snhmber Off points, and was
awarded an exduisite- violet, french
art basket,
After the games were completed,
most excellent luncheon was
Edaintily served BY Mrs. Suttle. x
Misses Georgia and Blanch Bishop.
ate Visiting friendss in Nashville
this week. f
: Mrs. r. b. Bradley is visiting in
Hopkinsville this week. 4
\ Miss Cossie Branch went to Man
extraordinarily to visit friends.
y Miss Aileen Davisxmade a bust.
ness trip to Darlington Monday.
w. F.. Goodrich'made a business
trip to Darlington Monday.
CT. Shelton was in Nortonvllle
Monday. &
Mrs. Ed Moore and children and
Mrs. Roy Hall, of Madisonville, Wis.,
tied friends in Darlington today.
Everett Jennings, Of Chicago, lis
in Madisonville visiting relatives
for few days.
N. M. Holeman, of Dawson, is in
tie city spending couple days
with his mother, Mrs. Sallie Hole
man.
Gabriel stokes, of Mortons Gap,
was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. aud Mrs Thad Orion, of Han
son, were here Tuesday shopping.
Mrs. Hammer Stevenson who has
been visitIngM Mrs j. d. Sorry for sew
eral days, returned home Monday
afternoon. f
Miss MattiesE. Boze, of Nashville,
Tenn, is quite Sick at the home of
Mrs j. q b. Hall, in this city
w. p, Graham, of Darlington,
spef.t Sunday in Henderson and
Cloverport with friends and rela-
tlves.
The Blue Stocking Club will met
Saturday afternoon, at 2 p. m , at
the home of Miss Lillian Robards,
in this city.
Mrs. John l.. Grayot will enter
tain the Woman's Book Climb at
their next business session Wednes-
day afternoon, January ~, 1911, at
the home of Mrs w. @. Morton.
Judge Yost and w. ]. Cox made a
business trip to Greenville Monday.
Dr. j d. Sorry was called to Nor
vile Monday.
DR.. Drake vas in Nortonville
Monday.
Mrs. Ben +. Fields, of Seattle,
Wash, visited friends here Mon
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1911-01-10
TWENTY-FIVE
men INDICTED
Los Angeles Grand Jury Charge
Dynamite Plot and Whole
sale Murder
IN THE Los ANGELES TIMES
DYNAMITE EXPLOSION CASE.

Los Angeles, Jan. 6.-Tbe
grand jury in the Los Angeles
Times explosion case returned
twenty. two indictments late
Thursday.
All of the indictments charge
murder in connection with that
crime. 1t is not likely that the
names of any of the indicted will
be made public until after ar
rests have been made. 1t is be-
iieved a large number of San
Franciscans have been indicted.
Wholesale murder, the out.
come of a dynamite plot. is I'M
derstood to be the charge set
forth in all the indictments.
The return of the indictments
wi the elimination of Il disaster
that excited the people of Los
Angeles to a degree that for
few days bordered almost upon
panic and resulted in the offer
ing of rewards aggregating near
Iy 100000.
Union labor, which the Times
aud its proprietors had opposed,
was injected into the situation,
aud when the special grand jury
was empaneled on October % 1t
was Immediately confronted with
two conflicting theories.
Conflicting Theories
One of these, supported by the
findings of an investigating COM
mittee appointed by Mayor AL
exander, was that the times plant
had been blown up by dynamite
conspirators. The others, pre-
sented by the committee named
by the State buildings trades
convention, in session here, was
that gas was responsible.
More than forty witnesses, the
majority of them identified with
the union labor movement, were
summoned from San Francisco
and other cities. In addition
labor union officials we're sum-
moned. In all the grand jury
examined more than 200 persons
! who, in the opinion of detectives
that worked here aud San Fran
cisco, could throw some light on
the alleged murder plot.
Among the labor leaders sum.
m0ned from San Francisco were
Olaf e. Tveitmoe and Anton
Johannsen, who were supposed
10 have known j. B. Bryce, M.
A Schmidt aud David KaPl8fn,
three suspects in the case, no
we're in this city for fews hou's
after the explosion, but who
subsequently Disappeared
According to the detectives,
Bryce, Schmidt and Kaplan
were the three who purchased
from San FRANCISCO powder
firm the dyuamlte.SAllfg To-
have been used to- destroy the
Times, and part of which was
later found ip4tlle Internal ma
chine planted under the resi-
dence of Felix j. ZeehaMlaar,
secretary of the, Merchants and
Manufacturerssf Association.
This organization had Opposed
the extension of labor unions 'ih
this city.
Two days ago an SaddlHonal
reward of $4,000 was formally
offered by the County Board OF
Supervisors for their capture.
The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1911-01-10

Have you weak throat? III SO,
You cannot be too careful. You
cannot begin treatment too early.
Each cold makes you more liable to
another and the last Is always the
harder 10 cure. If you Will take
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy 40
the outset you will be saved much
trouble. Sold by Geo. King & Sons
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-12-12
QUE rsApnouArn MALI aEnv1On.
new land

great showing postal
ginning wants
prepared take place the of line and learn
purchase often
Similarly
registered parcel him.
he 1t.
constantly pohce while
giving Territory blessings resulting from American administration
little different
applied
ITS mails at intervals sometimes of than
and service day night Why
the clerks s to dof
Probably delay getting building something
with the failure good
the general people
windows Of the local pOstOfiee during
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-12-12
oHNA-RzPuBL1c or MoNARoHY7

columns Of newspapers Orient received
da November g. Of rebel and for
possibility republican extensively dealt WITH
che general the writers the English Of
China and Korea being that chnaS best hope lies along the lines Of
writer signing woalo Picking Daily
situation article largely the various edOral
bs situation hurled forward by remarkable DEVELOPMENTS impernt
Undoubtedly
a all costs chat the integrity Of the Empire be is that china
what provincial be later remains
singlo unit
victory pariamentarians
ngit absolutely completely restaf the ministry of
the general staff at with Chinese officers drawn from the northern
armies all Manchu ocehOders being retired into private life The
adhesion of all northern divisions parliamentary
provinces whole would then follow matter of
and the contest now raging would then be fined down to what was in the
Southern desired
form ~nfedsracy of independent units
I would struggle between the united empire lOya
provinces the other The Picking
this proposition would be virtually reconstructed
natnS It Is a fact we'll known to ali who have read history correctly that
nations vni Sve with anguish establish political
their midst have been directly
the genius the people, the habits the people and lastly the structure of
society experience Cromwell
that attempt overnight the roots of
not to recOnSu society but to rip out soc ent There has long
reside the Psychology of nation mysterious force which
aehos analysis but which for of better word called
naton soul That soul bids that certain things be attempted to believe
that its prmpngs be lightly sneed midsummer
madness ts.
republican truly republican.
advanced political thinkers all the world longer aseos form
virtues which dOctinares
hteenth Europe America TresnE with the last remnants Of
logged feudalm ready to discover in It. China centuries
He in Europe only proposition
century the almost
be carefully treated havins personal existence which must
of private individuals destroy the
Chinese state with passages gny eeited from the histories Of the French
and American Revolutions full authority for usH acts repeat
rom nlteracy. AN Ak
FOr question of Manchu provincial
and is
to fan etestO later
whether strictly limited monarchy is to arise
1--WE hastily sincerely penned
theorists
military promptly danger
absolute which will really
AXE
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-12-12
MUST PRESS OUR NEED UPON CONGRESS-.

n taking
question bringing Honouu of assistance
appropriation the taking
of the of seeking appropriation for
reported
this that nothing be Honolulu hbOr
present
carrying way
the KewalO nkhos will
million cubic yards be disposed Of
Should
KewaO undertaken until
1913 The sanitary
but certain filing Kaaako
Kal Waikiki practicable
parts this viii presenting
the peuadg powers
appropriate further immediate dredging
now Of
hughunters and the Of those few
nisApprehepOn stubborn acknowledge
Judgment they But
generally recognised the under
work greater
draining reomng
improving building
Of tho installation modern, garbage
strengthening
clean the position
regulations make their san
The 6fa thing be assistance congress
every possible provide
What mpst DO BY ourselves
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-12-12
THE CALIFORNIA AND PEARL nAnBon.

great day Territory
ship channel into Pearl Hbo thus marking
post
one
which country millions dollars
which will with
tance O.
But Hawaii that the day win be red letter to
country will
of the Pac6e could by possibility
Oahu with its in its station
Pearl HabO will be worth the mainland
forts protection
Altogether it will be afttng celebrate Honolulu particularly
the idea of committee something in this
all
wen the navy while
ton Of it 3 memorable occasion .t.7-St
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-12-12
the woHDERrU1 STORY OF SANTA C1.Aus.

many Quarantine
derful Causi them have had delight
stocking anticipation Of visit that
friend of the little OneSf We doubt If the which
children
them
development prosperity of the Islands.
Of MaHhh
happy
children
explained them the meaning of it an the simple of Santa
Claus America And there would happiness brought
of
also win the giving
doing in this cause.
attendance, gisnng
somebody remembered with affection the
the Malhn Christmas will
afterwards the children symbol Of their Christmas
new land @
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-12-12

re Marquis Qassaty ~ ~ uhssty ~ tsss ,as,a
tssh va aefrtt lis lass e u lsa ioi
dat tno Va hatei
Up what tsy a. ty ths sshooi salhsfist
THE ssttly Whn from bfas ite
Maqu Qussnsbsy he ttt ssms ~ Ne laws q ~ slaafst
eoh,opd Ae d s hu s dos eot mte s sdvte
81 che rfasnt Marquis any the De-, sood lie saysl
Darne been h IRE One States
hng che colleges and naval and
military schools HAanE thing that should be Immediately stamped
aud for AL and there Of persons who
H. and tina. is the hased Il put asesnsy
the mind o q bully
School life the life Of
When abuses ties performed BY the any
the only thing that viii the Affairs
ton, and just the college life whore crue porped
the and weaker members the only remedy swift
revolution by these sefsamc younger memberp
hzer say, and fight those who
about be hased say for tho hazers for all
knock them the FIRST blow. II they
tackle them with knock them with chunk Of wood
anything handy good
This than the school, The idea that
should allow himself be battered physically able
himself with the
depend upon cowardly
poppycock. bully fight
cam club knock him
according to the Marquis of Queensberry rules
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-12-12
READY ROE ANorHRR RUMPUs.

DOgs delicate subject politics.
Of agriculture and forestry naturally discussed them yesterday with banhed
faces They doubtless recalled the days Of the Lady Dog Legislature the
fact that valiant esn Bah Of KObaa in
ynbe for that when Dr.
regulations against thought
"expsen up coming
there r.
for the noble beast
ring with soqusnes
There understood having licensing
ana tagging Of dogs already The lawbo tell Of poune @
payro indicate E regularity heIs popndmass h
ppiagg dog pneih wha h. et and sns meonAghi
nghta be undertakes musical supposed pscuaTy Tl
bHng The goHgh u kogBaFd
10 keeping h bsa AaSag hs aaaissiigg a.
diseases and che doctor Fems eese b. hare snfeTss ev shsl
foHpsfa go wvffpg ~ an aN9aa fsngrip tte
eep D. msa'ons epe ifr fpw Pc heae eHe eass y ss ~
'sopfa semses seula eas q piesE itsi y Pc hg lever
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-12-12
GILMORE AND HOAO
BATTLE TO A DRAW

George Gilmore, the San Francisco
scrapper, and Jim Hoao, the local
squared-ring favoritc, fought twelve
rounds of Rrst-class boxing TO a draw
last evening at the orpheum Theater.
1t was one of the most wonderful bat
ties seen by Fingside folk Of Honolulu
for years, because Of the fact that
Hoao came back strong toward the end
Of the fight, rneriting = draw, after he
had gone to the thin edge Of a knock.
out in the eighth round.
! The 6rst six rounds were rather quiet
affairs, Gilmore rushing some in the
third and sixth. II was not until the
seventh that HOao took an aggressive
attitude. This round wa al his, but
in taking 4 be nearly spoiled his
ehshsss for staying the full number Of
Tbhnds.N ffi
lh' the eighth ne sontipped bis rush
las, boz bsfeEe the tins vas half over
0ilmaFe began stopping him, spd On
Bnf started IA With . rQpad the'Fipg
shower u blows that thfeatenee % eui
lioe6 y ribb0ns, 10 ans colieetiep n
~ pes fhfFo rs one good sleep pTodpe'
~ Hoa0 Nenf doNn anf Looked ~ 81
anahlt ~ Fiae before fhe egppt Nae
en9fa 1he gong saFei hlHi Rnq ~
manaRo1 ~ elAR2eT lpfo she rag tftpf
ihe lhieftbl ~ aanla mari she ~.
isN if n HiiWnfr who fHf eafr "a
pull'nk u ihe friftiNg touches ~ ihei
Ianna NHf Huan fnaif aafIiF lRkfHa
rali AZ - foenf iaiss, an4 naHaaaa
" ~ thfaqai n|ih u a. ~ nsaf ~
ss.Iles ,ssis,sis NJ ~. q.
eaaass lad ~ epss Gdna,s G5sf
NaNf lIase ~ ~ silfnfll aHf hfasl
/ ~ fala aii4fIf Hf lfiiff ~ ~
ia fsf ~ a'iHHf 4alNf fQ afIel
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-12-12

face. In the final round Hoao wa
stronger than ever and he came out o.
1t with q shade. The house was in TIL
main well satisfied when Dick Sullivan
the referee, called the. extraordinary
match a. draw.
Hoao showed much clever. work u
blocking GilmoTe's leads and in his 10y
ducking to avoid swings TO the nec|
and face. He was equally clever i
covering up on Gilmore s frequent al
tempts to uppercUt. His stTRight-ar
lefts were telling in their effect and !
landed frequently with his right 10 "a
kidneys. so r-T -r..
Gilmore appeared TO be a-fAvorite I
the start He showed less point, doir
little boxing, nad going in hard to'wel
down his opponent by rushing tactic
waiting for tho right moment to ID
in tho eleep-producer.@ HS-caTri0d I
fight 70 his opponent throughont nea
ly thesWhole bout. -s~ ~
The two may be matched again
the near future. Corporal Allen
Leilehna announced before the mat
that he was ready 70 inset the vinne
There were three preliminaTil
Prime Of Fort shaftegs getting :
elnlOp over Wright 81 lamp f0ry IN
fouFgopod affair which. VA. Fath
AlihOugh outweighed by nearly
ponds, Harry School, lqeni boE
vent o. Bifh Muasy nlaneb, tn Atla
ne Coast ilghtwaght, 10 BhRt y
scheduled 70 BE- fouT rounds " u
minutes duration. After oliefilon
ihe part 81 hihnch fIese feon1itlo
NfTa ehangsa 70 TIRES rounds
thgae miuufes dpfation5 hah(
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~ fhe gong, dpe - nlapeha sdR
hefere % lppnd VA hflf oyer ~ >
stopped opf ~ NiaHehf Figbfs
shlHgf n $40 ieN and tool re fep
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80 FeHaas. ~ y aaahi41 - IIIa
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HlIel ~ ~ ~ y ~ i4IfIs
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~ ~ lalHl a ~ $50 Hf ~ q
aa fih'h|iiaf af u iAIf la'Hi
- W laNA4f DHs2 aIHN#F
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-12-12


many laps behind. King was running
a lap and three-quarters in; the. rear Of
Fitzgerald; Kaoo full mile; Wood
ward, sixteen laps; Charlie, the plucky
Chinese farmer. twenty lans; Nigel
twenty-sixi. and Hakuole, a
native newcomer in marathon circles,
-thirty-one. Fitzgeralds time for the
twenty miles was two hours, twenty
two minutes twenty-five Seconds; King
ran it in two hours, twenty five minutes
and two seconds. Hakuole quit whom
he had run fifteen miles. &c.
In the eighteenth mile Kaoo began
TO weaken perceptibly. He walked FIRE.
quently from that time on, although he
kept third place to the end. KaO6 ran
twenty-three miles and three. laps;
Woodward twenty two miles and Char
lie. twenty-one Jackson pduit at eight
cen miles. ~ eefs.,~ J..
The officials were ab follows-Lorrin
Andrews; starter; Ayres. Redington
and Walsh, judges; Anderson. apnoune-
err Chiffon and Hollinger, timers,
I. ~ lemme, scorer.
The official score followsa = Is
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-12-12
WHY wIrEn7 wIIaRE1 Howl

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s questions y A daily recording hs Tho aapiay eAsPsgnf
one soad THAI the
sac sena ~ . Least ashn gslhsr
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goiss as'eis psH ysg a
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49, hns feh hlf a. hHafki ~ pssf
ra Htfe ftlh lsfHi lHhfng
flfs.assi q a ~ efe nfeffeH So q a
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1911-12-12

hfensY Naspsf 49, hfsn d4aaiy 81
alleges tRsy ~ neaale hshaHsp sme ssfaael ie sspw al
- hfHklf q ~ Aegfa 80 pa4N aasy Stated l1si
fa aen ~ - bsH aieR aal fa ~ sffaaf seF faa
Ns0' Hen p az hfhtHaR ssf ~ fisirf ~ lHfraaT
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-06-02
Lightning Kills Few

In 1906 lightning killed only
169 people in this whole country.
Ones chances of death Ly light
ming are less than two in q million.
The chance of death from liver,
kidney or stomach trouble is vast
ly greater. but not If Electric
Bitters be nsed. as Robert Mad
sen, of West Burlington, Ia.
proved. Four doctors gave him up
after eight months of suffering
from virulent liver trouble and
yellow jaundice. He was then
completely cured by Electric Bit
tiers. They're the best stomach,
liver, nerve and kidney remedy
and blood purifier on earth. Only
soc at Ryner Malstrom Drug Co.,
93S Pacific ave.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-06-02
TELEGRA
TABLOBDS

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
ST. LOUIS, June Announce
ment is made here of the extern
sion to the coast through a traf-
fic arrangement with the Santa Fe,
of the st. Louis & San Francisco
railroad, giving it a direct line to
Los Angeles and San Francisco.
STOCKHOLM-The second dfvi-
sion of the U. S. fleet will arrive
here tomorrow on its foreign
cruise of international courtesy.
The squadron sailed from Copen-
hagen yesterday.
WASHINGTON - Remarkable
progress in digging the Panama
canal is shown in Chief Engineer
Cocktails report to President Taft.
ANTWERP : The threatened
international seamen's strike has
been deferred until June 16, when
another attempt will be made to
bring about a general walkout.
REDWOOD CITY, Cal. -
Through a mock wedding, Miss
May LOWE and Albert Schofield
of Berkeley announced their en-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-06-02
WORLD WIDE
COMBINES
PLANNED
GARY ADMITS MOVE TO FIX
PRICES Is ON FOOT.

(By United Press Leased Wire
WASHINGTON, d. c., June 2.
THAT a worldwide movement
was on foot to fix prices In steel
and iron was admitted today when
e. H. Gary, chairman of the di-
rectors of the United States Steel
corporation resumed the stand be-
fore the congressional commit
tee investigating the steel trust.
An international steel institute de-
signed to prevent the "destruc-
ton and fluctuation Of steel
prices" he said, would probably
be formed at a meeting of the
worlds steel magnates in Brus-
sells July 5 and 6.
Gary explained the objects OF
the American Steel & Iron Insti-
tute, from which, he said, the
world combination would be
copied. He said 1t was originally
formed to prevent "ruinous COM
petition and price cutting" and to
maintain business equilibrium.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-06-02
City Briefs

Taxes are due at the court.
house. They should have been
paid Wednesday but Treasurer
Ed Meath has not yet closed his
books SO he will allow any be-
lated citizens who want to escape
the penalty to get in yet today
and tomorrow.
Five thousand school children
are drilling and giving gymnastic
performances and a concert In
the Stadium today. The school
stadium day will be an annual
feature hereafter.
Arvid Rydstrom, D. I. Cornell
and Frank B. Cole will constitute
a committee of arbitration to try
to unravel the Ruston franchise
difficulty for the Northern Pac-
ific railway.
The Rotary club last night gave
a dinner followed by a hop for
the Pirates" who took part in
the recent operate festival at the
Tacoma theater which was such
a big success.
All county and city offices will
by law be closed at noon tomor-
row and on every Saturday after
noon through June, July and Aug
ust.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-06-02
DEVELOPMENT
LEAGUE MEETS

CHEHALIS, June with del
|egates present from all parts OF
Southwestern Washington and
representatives from Tacoma, Sc
attic and Portland attending. the
fifth quarterly convention of tho
Southwest Development league !
in session here for three days.
Discussions of subjects relativ.
to trade and commerce were SEIZED
uled for today, and tonight GOO
roads will be the subject of seV
Ieral addresses.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-06-02
WANT CAMP FOR
TUBERCULAR

The Tacoma Anti-Tuberculosis
society intends to begin active
work to cure tubercular patients
in this city and to teach them
how to get well. Open air camps
will be started.
Mrs. c. Quevli appeared before
the city council yesterday asking
for $25 a month and an office to
help in the work. She said the
County would give $50 a month
and the land for an open-air camp.
e. H. Hoyt and r. ID. Mcdonald
also spoke in behalf of the move
ment.
The council will give the office,
but it cannot donate money.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-06-02
RHODES WINS
:. :. :: IN COURT

DR.. S. A. Rhodes, city milk and
dairy inspector, won out in the SUI
perior court yesterday when Judge
Clifford dismissed the suit for an
injunction to prevent the state
veterinary board from granting
him a license to practice in the
state.
For the last three or four years
the local veterinarians have been
demanding the professional scalp
of the city official. They alleged
that he never went to any veteri-
nary college and that he bought
his diploma outright. Judge Cliff
ford found that there was not
enough evidence to prove any
thing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-06-02
CAR QUESTION
STILL IN AIR

The question is still unsettled
by the city council whether the
Sixth avenue and Old Town cars
shall loop the loop onto Pacific
avenue or simply go back and
forth on c street.
To get the unbiased sentiment
Iof citizens who ride on the lines
a lot of postals were sent out by
the. mayor. Out of SO cards re-
|eeiyed back 80 declared In favor
of having the cars go down c and
back on Pacific and eight were in
favor of the present plan.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-06-02

|of a Communication from @. II
Hauke. acting Indian commission
er, stating that $4,000 will b.
available on July 1. for paving 81,
blocks on East 2sth street. be
tween n and X. in front of the In
dian school grounds. The boart
will recommend that the street bs
paved with brick, and work will
likely be begun as soon as the
money is available.