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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-24
DOCTORS GAVE UP White AND Welsh
Richie FAT
and SLOW IN
DUNDEE BOUT

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. PA
longer match between willie
Rltehlo and Johnny Dundee was
demanded today by the thousa nds
OF fans who saw the two top-noteh.
ers 90 four rounds 20 a draw last
night The bout demonstrated sev.
eral things. First. that Richie stlIl
retains HIS punch. and also that
Dundee 10 one OF the shlftlest little
performers over sent out here.
Rolls OF fat hung about Ritohie'a
mld.section. and his judgment OF
distance was woefully ineffective
This was due. no doubt. To his long
rest, and Il probably will return
after he has engaged In several
more short bouts.
Tho former champion appeared
like welterweight when he threw
off his bath robe. towering nearly
ak inches above his opponent He
must have outweighed Dundee AT
least 10 pounds.
This excess weight. however,
proved serious handicap 10
hitchie. and II slowed him up In
tho fourth round 20 noticeable
extent
Referee Jim Griffin called the
bout a draw. but Dundee had the
edge on points. He landed nearly
two blows 10 one for Richie. but
his punches seemed 10 lose their
steam because OF n peculiar way he
has OF jumping into the air In send.
Ing home his wRllops.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-24
GridirOn Gore
BY CLARK SQUIRE


field night suits
wishing the soed their first
cheerful coach broke by putting
crippes through strenuous signal practice
first time this player received bodily In
oobIe passed his favorite epshets
Noble who the only freshman to win letter last
weeks injured
ankle will probably play part OF the right half this afternoon
working Murphy
tall
Whitman warriors the field a twohour
and his crippled bagpipers.
freshman his
to Stadium His
a
toward annexing the Daily this
Coach conbear has made big hit rowing enthusiasts this
club idea Under
develop himself by turning
the big given the preference
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BALLARD IS NOW
OUT OF RUNNING


A second surprise occurred In the
city high school football league
race. Friday afternoon. when Frank
lin registered 10 victory over
tho Ballard high eleven. a team
picked TO finish near the top. Frank.
lin scored It's points on a safety.
Davies. Frankiins Liliiputian end.
brought down Ballard's giant full
back. Kyle. behind the line.
The loss OF Earl Pike. whom the
principals recently declared inell
gihle for tho remainder OF the year
was plainly felt By Ballard. Pike
alone. battled Broadway 10 a stand
still week ago By his great gener'
alship and sterling runs.
To-day. at Dugdale's field. Broad
way meets Queen Anne.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-24
DUO Gets LOWER
PRICE FOR FANS

Tho regular season prices viii be
charged AZ DugdAe's fle,d next
Thursday afternoon. when the All.
American and Ali-National teams
play their exhibition game. The
teams have been taxing the fans
double tho regular admission all
along the line. and the reduction
here ia the result OF an earnest Of.
fort on the part OF owner ID. +.
Dugdaie
Tho prices will run from Is cents
for the bleachers. up 20 81 for Dor
seats.
Tickets are on sale nj Paul lily.
nerH cigar store and tho Crcecen,
cigar store. The game starts AZ 2
o'clock. the gates opening an hour
prior.
Seattle" Bill James will oppose
"Joff' Tesreau on tho mound.
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NOTICE OF GENERAL
ELECTION

ment thereof. and the manufnctur.
~ tho products therefrom. Every
corporation. the majority OF the cap
itRl stock Of which IN owned by
aliens ahali bo considered an alien
fer the purpose OF this prohibition,
PROVIDED, HOWEVER. That this
Section shall not apply TO convey
anccs OF lands lying wholly within
the limits OF municipal corporations
when made 20 resident aliens. In
the event a resident alien becomes q
Nonresident Tor the term OF five
years, his Interest In lands In the
State OF Washington shall he vested
In the common school fund
There shall be printed on all bal
lots provided Tor tho said election
AMENpMENr TO THE coNsTI-
TUITION PROPOSED BY THE
Entitled.
FAN amendment OF section S. ar
ticle 3 OF the state constitution. en-
ahling alien residents OF this state
10 acquire BY purchase and hold
lands lying within municipal corpor.
atoms. and providing for the escheat
OF such lands 10 tho common school
fund IN case the owner thereof be-
comes nonresident OF tho state
Tor the torn OF five years"
FOR the proposed amendment 20
stitution providing for the owner
ship OF lands by aliens
AGAINST tho proposed amend.
mcnt 70 section - OF article or
tho constitution providing for tho
ownership OF lands by aliens
At the same tims and places there
will be submitted 90 the electors OF
King County the question OF the
proposed King County Court House
Bond Issue. amounting 20 sa5o geo 90.
which will appear upon the ballots
as follows
shall King County issue It's ne
gotiable coupon bonds in and 20 the
aggregate amount OF $3.50. 600 90 In
series consccuuvoly numbered or 500
bonds Of King County IN denomina-
tions OF N,eoo.oo each. PAYABLE 70
such party or person. parties OF per
sons as shall purchase the same. OF
60 bearer. twenty years after date OF
issue. with interest at the rate OF
not 60 exceed sir per cent per annum,
payable annually. and by and through
| its board OF county commissioner
contract Indebtedness by selling said
bonds or portions thereof from time
! 20 time. at not less than par. and
cxpond or cause TO be expended IN
der tho direction and subject TO the
approval OF said board all the pro
ceeds OF such sale. In erecting two
additional stories TO the Court House
| for said county on Block %, Horen'r
Addition 20 the City OF Seattle. Kins
| County. Washington"
King County Court House Bond
issue stss.ss|..s sss.s.s ss.s 80
King County Court House Bond
The polls q, said .lection win be
opened at Eight o'clock In the morn
| ing and remain open until Eight
o'clock IN the evening OF the same
day In all Precincts IN iNcOHPok.
ATEp TOWNS AND CITIES, and
will be opened at Nine o'clock In ths
l morning and remain open until Seven
o'clock In tho evening In all Pro
cincts OUTSIDE OF fNCORPOk'
ATED TOWNS AND CITIES
Dated at Seattle. Washington. thi,
| Gard day OF October, 1914
BYRON PHELPS.
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rpocaEssTvr TICKET

United States ssnstor--ois Han
son.
Congressional Distrfot--Ans,in y.
Rsprsasuta,iv. In Congress. Sec
ona Congressional pistriet--J. r.
Campbell
soth senatorial Disirie,--J ~ wal
aist Senatorial Di,trie,--PauI W.
Hopacrs
AND Senatorial Dis,riet--DsnisI
f.audon.
stth Senatorial Distries-a1 }. Car
SSH Senatorial pis,rie,--r. A
Rust.
ssih Senatorial Dis,riet-chsrles
A. Riddle.
sTih Senatorial Distriei-o.o. W.
state Representatives
10th Representative District Cyot.
for Threel--A. -. CowAn
ttst Representative District vote
for Twol-Frank Edwards. Oriaou J.
tand Representative District Cvots
for Twol Thomas y. Murphine. W.
- Lane.
.srd Representative District Cvots
for Two)--Paul y. Phillips. A. Y.
sath Representative District Cvote
for Two)-H Q Force
18TH Representative District Vote
for Two)--L W. barnard. George W.
Bright
ssth Representative District (votc
for Two-Hsnry w. Lung. Rick Bur
rows
9Th Representatives District (vots
for Two)--c. J. France. Emil J.
Brandt
County Auditor-Byron Phelps.
County Clerk--W. II. McEiwnin.
County AaHeHsor---John ~. Fletcher.
County Treasurer-W. O. Hyatt
County Prosecuting Attorney---Al-
fred w. Iundin.
County gheriff-Robsrt T. Hodge.
County Eugineer--A Y. Fuller.
County william mellow
ell
County Commissioners vote for
Two).
First Commissioners District-ps-
vid Mckenzie.
Third Commisaioner District
Walter r. Christensen.
justices Of tho Peace. Seattle Pre-
cinct Vote for Five) Robert VI.
Lindsay. Robert w. Reid. Moncrieffe
Cameron. VIM. 7. Beeks. A. Hosen-
thai
ConstAbics, Seattle Precinct Vote
for Five)--Frsi w. Morrill,, Peter
Johnson, John Peterson. p. l. Com
stock. Hiram Lafnpman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-24
NEFF OFFERED
MATCH WITH A
FORMER CHAMP

A chance TO meet Joe Bayiey. the
Victorian who formerly held the
lightweight championship OF Can
ada, has been thrust In the way
OF Chef Neff, the Seattle light
weight who is rapidly forging his
way to the front ranks OF pugilism.
The offer comes from the National
Sporting club OF Prince Rupert,
p. c., which wants to put them on
In a 15-round event
Whether he viii accept the bid
rests on the outcome Of Neffs at
tempts 10 get OLeary into a match
II Neff finds that getting OLeary
into the ring is an impossible task.
he expects to sign with Bayley.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-24
NOTICE OF GENERAL
ELECTION
VOCALIST TICKET

hotthItST IfthGI
United State. scnator--AdAm ".
narth
Representative In Congress. First
Congregational pistfiet--oionn 70.
Hoover
Representative In Congress. SEQ
ond Congregational DiHtriet--oeo. u.
Hoomer.
sOth Senatorial District
brooks
sist Senatorial pintriot--cas Her
init
sgnd Senatorial pi-triet-H u.
Hudson.
ssrd Senatorial Huiet
Wells
seth Senatorial Diatriet--J A. Tap
pendorff
stth Senatorial Distriet---Asron
Fisherman.
ssth Senatorial District--Louis W.
Buck
s7th Senatorial pistrie, Edwin J.
Brown.
state representatives
a0th Representative District woe
for Three -Purrei Richards. Mrs.
ALA Richards
.ist representative District tvote
for Two)--0. /. lingenfelter. Adam
Rausch
4gnd Representative District vote
for Two)-B ". Miller, Robin AdAir.
=
for Twol--Joe Miller A. q. Camp.
tbth Representative District vote
for Two)-Jessie Humphrey, r. H.
Smith.
teth Representative. District vote
for TWO -Chas. -. Raymer. NJ Lebo
eth Representative District Vote
for Two) --Joscph y. orimn Esteiie
Freed
County Auditorium johnson.
County Cisrk--Joseph O. Golden.
County Aasessor-clarencs E
county Treasurer-wm. Gaines
County Prosecuting Attorney
Nicholas Sehmitt.
County Hherlff-Jack A. Dial.
County Enginser~-rrof ". Haley.
County Coroner--John Dunlap
County Commissioners
First Commissioners Diatrict---Ef
ward n Tryon.
Third Commissioner pistrict--C. J.
Jacobs.
County wreckmastsr--rrs Cole
son.
Justices of the Peace, Seattle Pre-
cinct (Notr for Ftvel--D. NJ. weity,
Charlotte Frederick Jones
Constahiss. BeAttl. Precinct Vote
for Fivsl--Georgs Leslie coe. Peter
Oppermann.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-24
DEMOCRATIC TICKET

County Clerk. G. Lsvoia-
County Asss.sor-Paui Land.
County Trnasursr-Rufus W. T.itti.ton.
County Prosecuting Attornsy--Robsri
W McfsiiAnd
County ehsriff-I.ou W. Nsison-
County Superintendent Of Common
schooi.-Aiss l.. y White.
County Coronar--A jeff Neison.
County Commissioners Third Commits
sionsr District)-1 n. Mead
rustics Of the Psa1s. ssat.is Pr~cinc,
Cvot. for FIvsb--Juiian L. shay. J. q.
Dunauay. Thomas ~ NcNahon
Consfabiss Seattle Precinct Vote for
FTvsJ--w. II. Moore L. O. Williamson.
con-ahi.s. Kent Prso,nc, tvois for
Two)--T. u Tucker
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pEMoCRArTo TICKET


United States Benater--w. W.
Black
Representative In Congress- Firs,
Congressional Distriot-wm- HEX
man Moore.
Representative In Congress. e~cond
Congregational District-Esri W.
Hustled
state Senator'S:
10th Senatorial District-rr.i Nell
sen
sia Senatorial pisuict-P. C.
Leonard.
And senatorial Distrie,-osorxs
v. Ostroth.
ssrd senatorial pirrlet-H ".
zlebArth.
S.th Senatorial pis,rie,--chnriss
ssth Senatorial District IL
attn Senatorial Dis,rie,-oeorxs
Murphy.
State Representatives.
doth Reprss.ntn tive District fNote
for Threel--Isaac y Calhoun. Archie
Smith. g v. Lochridgo
tist Representatives District vote
for Twol-W. A. Brady. John T.
Casey.
t2nd R.prssentativ. District Cvots
for Twol-John c. Rathbun. Chss.
V. Beardsise.
<tth Representative District Vote
for Two)-Tom n Patterson.
seth Representative District fvote
for two Mrs NJ. ~ Phillips
tTth Representative District fvots
for Twol--Harry NJ. Westfail. J. r.
Cronin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-24
JUDICIARY TICKET

Judges Of Supreme Court Cvote for
Three stephen j Chadwick. Herman
h. Grow. Edgar @ Mills, o. II. fIoioomb
John " Humphries, william II. Pember-
ton,
KING So
l. BYRON PHELPS. County Auditor
and ex-officlo Clerk OF the Board OF
County Commissioners OF King County.
Washington, do hereby certify that the
above and foregoing list OF nominations
Ia true, full and complete list OF the
nominations certified TO me by tho various
political parties Of King County. wash
inGton. ms therein set forth,
BRYoN PHELPS,
Cseal County Auditor.
Witness my hand and official seal this
itrd day Of October. A. ID. isis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-24
PRouIBIrIoN TICKET

United states senator--A. g. Cation
Representative In Congress, First Con
gresslonal Datrict--ChaH NJ. Morgan
Representative In Congress- Second
CONGREGATIONAL District-H. r. Murray.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-24
ELEVENS IN ACTION

All six Northwest conference
football teams get into action to-
day with the following games on
tap: Washington VS.. Whitman, Sc
attic; Oregon VS.. Idaho, Moscow.
Idaho, and Oregon Aggies VS.. Pull
man, at Pullman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-24

wENATCHEE. Oct. 24-The
wenntchee high school team de-
feated Colfax here Friday. 142 to
0. The scores we're made by touch.
downs and goal kicks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-24
BROADWAY WINS IT

The Broadway high school mid
gets triumphed over the Queen
Anne midgets In well-played
game Friday. Score. Is 10 o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-24
TESREAU TRIMMED

M1SSOuLA. Mont. Oct. "a
Pitcher Bin James of the Browns
defeated JEFF Tesreau of the Giants
here FridSy. the Americans wallop-
ing the Nationals, 10 to 3.
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PLAY final TODAY

MONTREAL. Oct. 24.-The match
between Willie Hoppe and Mel
bourne lnman winds up tonight
at English style. Inman Is 900
points behind.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-24

Though the baseball season Just

Though the baseball season Just
closed has been remarkable one
in many ways, and n disastrous
ono for many clubs, the magnates
and players may thank their lucky
stars that the national pastime ia
not In the demoralized condition
that II was at the end of the first
baseball war" Providence had
captured the pennant of the Ma.
tional league, and the Metropolitans
of New York were the American
association victors. In the world &
series. played in New York, Provi.
dence took all three of the contests
by scores of 60, 81 and 11-2. The
first worlds series was played on
October %. "a and %. 1854, and the
total receipts were in the neigh.
borhood OF Si.2o0i
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-24

ANCIENT HISTORY
ls62-England; Jem Mace won
championship OF world from sam
Hurst.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-24

10th Representative Iistrtct ANots
for Three Fred J. Mess. Walter j.
Lund. r n. Toukin-
tist Representative District Vote
for Twol--asorge Il. Webster. W. y.
Gibson.
aand Representative District Cvo,s
for Twol--Aibert u. Martin. Frank
r. Boyle
tsrd Representative District Vote
for Twol--victor Zsdnick. Geo. l..
Berger.
tlth Representative District Cvots
for Twol-Frank H. Manogue Fran
els Rotch.
tsth Representative District Cvoss
for Twol--Frank H. Renick. Robert
isth Representative pis,rfc, Cvots
for Twoj--Fred W. Hastings. Ste
phen A. Hull
47th Representative District Cvots
for Twol--John r. Wilson. r. III.
County Audi,or-Elm.r r. Conner.
County Clerk-w. X. sickeis
County Assessor - John NJ
County Trsasurm-John A. Ben
County Prosecuting Attorney
Fred C. Brown.
County Sheriff-Johu w. Roberts.
County Enginser-Arthur p. Dem
County Superintendent of Common
schools-M r. Durham.
County Coroner. Tate Mason
County Commissioners Vote for
Two. First Commissioner District
NJ J. CarriRan.
Third Commissioner District
Rrist Knudssn.
County kmastsr-Thsodors s.
Justice OF the Peace. sestfi. Pre-
cluct Vote for Ftvsl-Johu ~ Cor
don. John r.. Carroll. Otis w. Brinker.
John -. Wright. Reah May White
head.
ConstsbIss, Seattle Precinct Vote
for Five)--James II. shannon. John
n Boyle, -. g. Brown. J. Ed
Shrewsbury, James NJ. Lambert
Justice OF the Peace. Auburn Pre-
cinct Vote for Two1--Georgs c.
Meade
Justice OF tho Peace, Black Dia-
moud Preciuct--W. w. Davies
Justice OF the Peace. Christopher
Precinct--Jarne Hart
Justice OF the Peace. Mercer Pre-
cinct-Reeves Aylmors. Jr.
Justice OF the Peace. Hsnton Pre-
cinct Vote for Two)-T. J. Rich
mond
Justice Of the Peace Vashon Pre-
ConHtablea. Auburn Precinct fVote
for TwoJ--Fred McCumber.
Constable. Black Diamond Precinct
Dan Weston.
Constable. Mercer Precinct--cscil
r. Upper
Constable. Newcastle Precinct
Robert Mouritzen.
Constablss. Rsnton Precinct vote
for vo)-Joseph Edwards
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u. Taylor.
stst Senatorial pistries--Ralph p.
Nichols.
S2nd Senatorial pistrict-Roocrt v.
Booth.
ard Senatorial pistrict-wiilism
WrAy.
stth Senatorial District---Jnmcs A.
Client
3kth Senatorial Dtstrfct-Lincoin
Davis.
seth Senatorial Dfstrfcs--0. II
Steiner.
attn Senatorial Distrtes-E n.
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COUNTY AUDITOR
NOMINATIONS ron oYYrcrD
SPECIFIED ABovE, A1n
AS rOLLOW0t

Jones.
Representative in Congress. First
Con Eressionai pistrict--William y.
Humphrey,
Representative IN Congress. SEQ
II. Hadiey.
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1efersndum Measure No. q, sntitIsd .


SECTION 4. That at the general
election 10 be held I'm this state on
the Tuesday next after the first
Monday In November. 1914. there
shall be submitted 70 the qualified
electors Of the state, for their adop-
fion and approval or rejection, an
amendment 10 section 30 Of article
g. Of the constitution Of the State
Of Washington. 80 that the same
shall read. when so amended as fol-
lows:
81 SECTION 30. The ownership Of
xnds by aliens. other than those
abo in good faith have declared their
Intention 20 become citizens Of the
tpited States, is prohibited In this
state. except where acquired by In
heritance. under mortgage or in
good faith In the ordinary course Of
Justice IN the collection Of debts, and
all conveyances Of lands hereafter
made 20 any alien directly, or in
lrust for such alien, shall be void
CROWDED, That the provisions or
this section shall not apply 20 lands
containing valuable deposits Of min
erhi. metals. iron, coal or firo-clay.
and the neceBrary land for mills and
enAchinery to be used in the develop
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-24

An act rWINfInN 70 rWFTWF NTIITIF,
es.cartner~hips. associations. and per
IONS engaged I'm the business OF
dealing I'm lands. stocks. bonds and
OF securities. I. prevent fraud and
H-ssssftion IN the sale OF the same.
and transferring 20 the public ser
vice commission all authority vested
IN the secretary OF state In respect
20 corporations"
Tr1R Yustfnsfva Meaaure Ma
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IAN act providing for the en-.
01oyment OF all eonvicts upon pub
BE highways except in certain cases
Aauthortxlng the payment Of certain
sums 10 dependent families Of such
convfcfs. creating a state road fund
providing a tax levy Of not 70 ex-
coed one-haIf mill therefor. transfer
ring the public highway fund thereto
and making an appropriation OF two
milNon dollars for carrying out this
PR +isions Of this act"
4DR Initiative Measure No. 10.
saGArNsT Initiative Measure No
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-24

I'm act prohibiting the manufae--
fure. sale. or other disposition OF
intoxicating liquors. except In Ger
tain cases. regulating and keeping.
use and transportation OF the same,
providing for the enforcement OF this
s-t. and fixing puulshments and
penalties for the violation thereof.
FOR Initiative Measure No .
AGAINST Initiative Measure No. :
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IAN act % establlsh a retirement
fund TO be used In payment of an
nrsfies and benefits to retired teach
ers. principals. supervisors. supervis-
111g principals and superintendent Of
a. public schools in the State OF
Wa$&fngtons creating board Of
TRUSTEES. defining the sources from
which bald fund shall be raised: pro-
vfdlngffor the levy Of taxes and reg
u1atfng the collection, management
and disbursement Of said fund"
Fer Teachers Retirement Fund
AGAINST Teachers Retirement
Fund.
The Alaska citizen., 1914-01-05
STRANGE USES FOR GOLD.

Curious and interesting facts regard
ing India's passion for gold. and the
strange uses to which the natives put
the precious metal, are contained in
a report issued by the great bullion
merchants. Messrs. Samuel Montague
& Co. After mentioning the fact that
last year India imported gold bars
worth $235,575.0 200. as we'll as $91.710.-
900 in sovereigns. Messrs. Montagu
state that. as a contrast to the saw
ings of France. which are utilized to
promote trade. those of India are bur-
led or boarded. AT present nearly
all of the gold dug from the earth
in South Africa is by fresh digging
operation deposited again beneath the
soil in South Asia.
I'm India gold is PIT t" uses I'M
usual among nations of the West
Consumption of gold does not imply
in ENGLAND the actual swallowing of
extremely thin gold leaves for medi'
cal purposes. though it is so taken in
PARTS Of India. A frequent form of
picty is to regild the domes Of reli-
rious buildings: such operations can
oae,,v absorb $4,000 or more. Sow
srsigns with . shield on the diverse
The Alaska citizen., 1914-01-05
LUNCH COUNTER ON
RAILWAY TRAINS NOW

NEW YORK, Dec 1.-The PennsylVa
MIA railroad has just completed g
new solid steel lunch counter car
1t will be placed in service tomorrow
between New York and Philadelnhi&
on trains which also carry ordinary
dining cars. 1t is planned to continue
the experiment for sufficient periot
to determine just which is the more
popular with the travelling public
Instead of tables in the new car
there is one long mahogany counter
extending over half the length of the
car Facing this counter on one side
are revolving mahogany chairs Sc
cured to the floor. The counter is
long enough for twenty-one people tc
be seated at one time. Back of this
counter against the wall there are
twenty cupboards for supplies. II
addition to neceptacles for crushed
ice, drinking water. ice cream, milk
md cream. At the end of the car
there is wash basin for the use OF
passengers,