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The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-05-01
ON A 3O-DAY ECONOMY RUN
Saxon Car Starts to Cover Forty five
Hundred Miles on Rough
Michigan Roads

A third economy and reliability run
by a Saxon roadster has just been
started. This time it is over the rough.
est of Michigan s roads that the Saxon
is plying its way, $50 miles a day for
80 days or total of 4,50O miles. The
car is due to complete its task on
May 25.
This attempt to set new record in
economy is being held simultaneously
with two other S0-day runs, one be-
tween New York and Albany, the other
between Boston and Springfield.
The schedule calls for starting forth
from Detroit each morning and alter
mating over two routes. One route is
by way of Mt. Clemens, Armada, Ro-
meo, Orion, Holly, Highland, Milford,
Pontiac and back to Detroit.
The other course leads through Mon
roe, Dundee, New Boston, Romulus,
Wayne, Plymouth, Pennington, Center
Line, and back to Detroit. Each circuit
will be made fifteen times.
The car is piloted by j. Eckert who
has driven in many economy and re-
liability runs. Driver Eckert is keep.
ing an accurate count of gasoline and
gasoline consumption and is confident
that the car will shatter all previous
economy records.-Adv.*
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-05-01
WOULD have LEGISLATURES
ASSEMBLE IN DECEMBER
representative Phillips Has Plan to
Eliminate Necessity For Newly In
augurated Governor Plunging Right
Into Work of Making Law

The plan to change the term of Gov.
ernor by constitutional enactment so
that the chief executive would be in.
augurated in the even numbered wears
and have year s time in which to
study legislation before the Lepisla-
ture met in odd numbered years, which
was considered at the beginning of the
present legislative session, has been
abandoned, and a substitute will be
presented by Representative Phillips.
OF Clearfeld, in the House on Mon
day next.
Mr.. Phillips says he will offer res
oiutlon for constitutional amendment
to shift the time for the meeting of
the Legislature from January to De.
cember of odd numbered years. Under
his plan the legislators elected in No
vember of an even numbered year win
not take their seats until December
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-05-01

Columbia Eneutseak, who Is said to
be the first Eskimo child born in the
United States and who first saw the
light of day during the Worlds Fair,
at Chicago, is now one of the most in
terested spectators at the Panama Pa
c1ffc International Exposition in San
francisco. She is there as the guest
OF Mrs. Mary E. Hart, who is In charge
OF the Alaskan Exposition, in the Pal
ace of Transportation Columbia is .
charming young lady. is splendidly
educated and beautiful dancer. She
is constantly attired in her pictur-
esque but comfortable costume, and is
the centre of attraction during her
daily strolls through the exposition
grounds.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-05-01
ROME WORKMEN OBSERVING
TO-DAY AS A DAY OF REST

Rome, April 80, 7.55 P. NJ, Via
Paris, May /, 5.15 A. M.-Members
of all workingmen s organizations have
decided to unite in observing to-mor.
row MAY y as day>of rest. Even
the street railway companies have Civ
en- their employees permission to alb
stain from work. No papers will be
published except the Popolo Romano,
the conservative organ which employs
nonunion workmen.
Meetings will be held. in all the
large towns of Italy and troops will be
held in readiness to prevent disorders.
The authorities fear there may be
clashes between workmen favoring
ltaly's Intervention in the war and
those who hope for continuation of
neutrality.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-05-01
OLD BLUE Law INVOKED
Manager of Baseball Club Arrested for
Playing on Sunday

Reading, Pa, May 1.-The first ar
rest in this section under the old blue
laws of 1874 occurred yesterday, when
Carl Klingeman, manager of the Ham
burg baseball club, was arraigned be-
fore Magistrate Wolff here on the
charge of laying baseball last Sunday,
The prosecution was brought by Will
SON E. Schmick, farmer and promi-
nent church worker of near Hamburg.
The defendant will have a hearing next
Wednesday. The arrest has divided
the residents of Hamburg into two fac
tions, one of which supports the prose-
cutor aud the other the defendant.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-05-01
FIND LoNG-LosT BROTHERS
Tennessee Women Aided in Search by
Postoffice Department

Wilkes-Barre, Pa, May William
and Martin Moughan, brothers, of Port
Griffith, have just returned from Nash
vile, Tenn, where they were guests
of their sisters, Mrs. Mary Murphy and
Mrs. Anna Titchorn, whom they had
not seen in so years and whom they
believed were dead.
Uncle Sam and his postal force were
instrumental in the brothers and sis
ters being reunited. From the Postof-
flee Department the sisters got trace
Of their brothers in Port Griffith and
letters soon established the relation
shlr< ALI are natives of Ireland.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-05-01

omI m the following odd numbered year.
Inc Governor, being inaugurated in
January of the odd numbered years,
would have the entire year until the
toilowlng December to study legisla-
tion In advance of the session.
Ihis plan Mr.. Phillips SAYS would
also permit the Legislature to work
from december to an earlier date for
nnal adjournment, which could be fixed
ahead of the farming season.
another proposition that has been
talked of in connection with admins.
tfatlon terms is to adopt constitu-
tional amendment fixing the inaugura.
tion OF the Governor during the first
week IN May after his election.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-05-01
13 EGGS, 1s CHICKS
Plymouth Rocks Record With Double.
Yolked Assistance

Dexter, Me-, May Ralph C.
Blethen claims the New England record
for Matching chickens
Three weeks ago he placed thirteen
eggs beneath one of his prize Plymouth
Rocks hens. Yesterday morning when
he inspected the nest he discovered
eighteen chicks. His only explanation
is that some of the eggs must have
been double yolked.
Thursday when he inspected the
nest, during the absence of the hen.
the shells of the original thirteen eggs
were in the nest.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-05-01
Oxen as Substitutes for Horsea

Berlin, Via London, May 1, 1918
A. M:-Oxen may soon take the places
IN this city OF many of the truck
horses which have been requisitioned
FOR military purposes. The police have
abrogated the ordinance which prohib.
tied their use in the city and the first
yoke seen in the streets in many years
appeared to-day
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-05-01
STOLEN GOLD RECOVERED
converted Prisoner Tells Where He Hid
Money in Sacramento

Pottsville, Pa, May Henry Sal.
iada, OF Sacramento, who is in Jail here.
charged with the robbery of $4,000 in
gold from an aged resident of Saera.
mento, yesterday, under the influence of
revival services, told Officer Campbell
where he hid the money, which was un.
der chicken pen at his home.
search showed that he spoke the
truth. In one tin can alone was found
sl,200 in gold. All but s164 of the
money has now been recovered.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-05-01
EXTEND WORD OF THANKS
Home Of Friendless Institution In Re.
ceipt Of Many Easter Donations

The Home of the Friendless are in
thankful receipt of the following Eas.
ter donations:
A crate of oranges, Miss Jennie
Dull; crate of grape fruit and a
crate of oranges, Mrs. E. C. Kunkel;
"a women s outing flannel night gowns,
"a women 8 white muslin night gowns.
4S gingham petticoats and II gingham
sacques, Home and War Relief Com
ice cream, Miss Maeyer and
Miss Sara Mayer; 120 dozen eggs.
Public Schools; sauerkraut, Mr.. Moses
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-12-23
OVER 300 MEMBERS IN
XMAS SAVINGS CLUB.

The Lands Christmas Savings
Club scheme, in operation in
nearly every city of any conse-
quence, and which was started
here Monday by the Hickman
Bank 4 Trust Co. for the first
time, was a big success. Cashier
Reed informs us that over 800 ac-
counts were opened-and still
they are coming in. The books
were TO have been closed Monday
night, but TO accommodate Those
who failed TO get in on time, he
has extended the time limit TO Dec
81. When the supply of pass
cards runs out, no more accounts
will be opened, regardless OF
dates.
This card is a fine proposition.
Next year, alter the bank has
mailed out it's Christmas checks
amounting to something like ten
thousand dollars, it will be more
popular. This amount will b.
saved during the year by club
members - and will be scarcely
missed during its accumulation.
There is also 3 per cent interest
10 be added.
Let the good work 60 on.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-12-23
Attest: Jno. Pyle, City Clerk.
Tom Dillon, ST., Mayor.

Hickman, Ky, Dec. 20, 1918.
Council met pursuant 10 al
Journmcnt of the 18th Present
Mayor Dillon, Councilmcn lslcr,
Hubbard, Ellison, Plant and
Moore.
Councilman Hubbard, chairman
OF the committee, u. investigate
the bids and specifications on the
fire engines, reported that the
committee had gone over same
very carefully and recommended
that the council accept the bid OF
he American LaFranee Fire En-
CINE Co, Of Elmyra, N. Y, with
the following exceptions that
they leave off the self starter, al
50 the speedometcr.
On motion duly made and See
onded by all members of the
Douncilmen present the contract
Tor the fire engine was awarded
10 the American Latrance Fire
Engine Company at a cost OF
S5i25, they TO place Presto lights
instead of electric lights on said
engine, and TO leave off the sIcf
starter and the speedomctcr
Hollis Kirk and Ben PoSey
were nominated for fire chief.
On motion ballots were ordered
taken which resulted as follows:
Ben PoScy received three votes
and Hollis Kirk one vote, where
upon Ben PoSey was declared G.
lcctcd chief of the fire depart
ment
On motion the Mayor appointed
l.. =. Ellison, Ben G.. Hale, Sr
and Marion Proyow as a board of
supervisors for the year 1918
with the instructions TO meet DE
crmber the 2Sth to 90 over The
assessments for the year 1918.
There being NJ further business
council adjourned.
Attest: Jno. Pyle, City Clerk.
Tom Dillon, Sr., Mayor
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-12-23

Henry Cowgirl who has been
attending school at Lyndon, Ky,
the holidays with his parents, ii.
returned home Saturday to spend
y. Cowgirl and wife.
A. +. DeBow, of Louisville, and
Harold DeBow, of Cincinnati, will
arrive Saturday TO spend Christ
mas with their mother, Mrs. Ida
De}Ow.
Hosiery always a welcome gift.
You can get the famous llOlepOOf
guaranteed kind attrachvely
boxed at the Leibovitz Live
Store.
The best gift for the boy is one
Of those new Norfolk back Macki-
nav Coats that are shown only by
the Leibovitz Live Store"
Little sam Warwick, son Of b.
G. Hale, Jr. and wife, has diph-
thera. A trained nurse, of Nash
Vile, is attending him.
Mrs. Il. 4. Tyler returned home
Monday from Louisville where
she has been receiving treatment.
Mrs. j. NJ. Hubbard returned
home Saturday from Tampa,
Fla. after visit 10 her parents.
You can buy 100 pounds cab
bage for soc at Grissom New
Store in West Hickman.
Golden Gate Maple Syrup only
Doc per gal. Try it.-Bondurant
Bros.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-12-23

The following bids for tie pur
rhas, of the $500 SIX per cent
fire engine bonds We're received
We'll Roth a Co, Cincinnati
Ohio. premium S2332j.
The llmrhctt Bond Co., Chica-
go. His. premium 1851.
BoIgrr No,scr a WlIIauan
Chicago. Ms, premium S3Ol
j. e. Mayer a Co, Cincinnati
Ohio. premium ~}l3.jO.
See. Say. Bk a Trust Co. Chr
Gao. HIS, premium 1926.
Prov. Saw. Bk. a Trust Co.
Cincinnati, O., premium S26b.i'.
Stacy Il Braun, Cincinnati
Ohio. premium Sl2O
Little 4 Hayes Inv. Co, 81
Louis. Mo, premium $3.50.
G.. B. Travis, Hickman, hy
premium sos
And ON motion duly made an'
seconded the bonds awarded u
the llauchcit Bond co, OF tnca
20. HIS. they being the mghe,
land best bidders
The following bids on the iln
engine were received and on mo
ton the Mayor appointed Connri.
men Hubbard, lsler and Powell ol
a committee to 90 over the spec
| ficalions and bids, with insiruc
tons to report back to the counc.
ON Monday night, Dec. 10th.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-12-23

Robinson Fire Apparatus Mfg.
to.-Alotor Chemical with booster
pump $500. No. = Chemical a
Pumping Engine S74lj.
The Ahrcns Fox Co. Engine
with Booster Pump $1,000. Triple
Combination Engine 5000.
Nragrayc Fire Engine Co.-En-
gIne capacity $50 gal. nopple com
bnalion, ! cyclindcr $500. En-
gine capacity 30 gal. nipple com
1 cylinder $1,000.
Amison LaFrance Engine CO.
Type ~ 800 gal. capacity $1,000.
Type 40 300 gal. capacity $500.
On motion council adjourned
until Monday, Dee. 20, 1915.
Attest: Jno. Pyle, City Clerk.
Tom Dillon, ST., Mayor.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-12-23

retain the right to reject any
and all bids
whereas, upon a canvass of the
votes east 40 tine aboyc-mcntion-
ed election held in the City Of
Hickman, Ky H date of Nov
=, 1913, 10 appearing that two
thirds of an thr qualified cleo
Tor, IA said city having voted in
favor OF the said City of HEX
man incurrlug the ahoye-mentiOn.
rd expense, oi $3.50, due in ten
years from date and bearing in
'"r"St at ,lX per cent per annum,
payable annually, and il being
necessary therefor 10 raise an
nunIiy, by special TAX levy of II
cents per hundred dollars upon
all real and personal property in
said city, tly sum of $1,000 per
annm, which sum 10 constitute
a.l interest and sinking fund
20 retire said bonds at their ma
ur.ty
Therefore the City Council Of
City of Hickman. do ordain that
the debt of 81 500 be incurred for
nIc purposes and IN the manner
herein and above provided; that
"a ,pccia tax levy of II cents per
hundred dollars upon all real and
personal property in said city be
assessed against said property and
owner, same bei0g included W
the assessment ron for The fiscal
years of l9l5.l9l6, and due and
'ollcciible on or before the LIST
day Of September, 1916, in the
manner provided by law for the
assessment. collection and en-
.ormcut of taxes. and the City
ASSESSOR is hereby instructed 10
make said assessments and report
same 20 tbc City Tax Collector for
collection 100 addition 10 the
aN authorized under the gem
aul tax laws of thiS State.
Such tax when collected shall
Doe kept IN the treasury, and
100 rlr custody of the Treasurer
of the City of Hickman. as sep.
lu'c fund. 10 Doe mVolably APP.
prpprlatcd 10 the payment of the
principal of said bonded indebted
mes, at It's maturity, and the IN
.'praSt upon said Indebtedness aS
10 annually natures. Provided
however that said sinking fund
shall draw such interest, aud u
such manner, rs IS reasonable.
proper and 10 the best advantage
of the taxpayers OF sad city, as
long as such investment is with
rhe hest security, and placed with
careful prudence by said Trca>Jir-
.rr Ly and with the consent OF tine
sand city.
Attest Jno. Pyle, City Clerk
Tom Dillon, Sr, Mayor.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-12-23

Each stage iu uur progress, from the
cradle 10 the grave has ilS different
Christmas Dld axe turgrts itself, the
ghosts which haunt its memories, and
enters into the youn- creatures hap.
pincss with relish sr.uud only to the
child's. The grandmother uu longer
wishes slcls %, hoops 90 gingerbread
MONKEYS for herself but she looks
with love and wonder upon the little
beings who respond SEQ udmutIy TO
these objects COL loucsli. manufacture
Between these generations stand the
parents. with their own lives OF hustle
md responsibility aui desire. their
own gaines uul rcwgaws to pursue.
but yet with a beginning Of the chnuge
from living tor themselves 90 living Tn
their young Norman Ilapgood In Col
Hers.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-12-23
PLENTY FRESH AIR.

An exchange gives the follow
ing which is good advice: Don I
smut the fresh air out of the
sleeping rooms just because the
weather is getting cold. You
need it, Leave a window open,
or door, or both. No, you won !
freeze, either. Lots of people do
ii and none of them have frozen
yet. "
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-12-23
SPECIAL HOLIDAY
CLUBBING COMBINATIONS.

The Corier offers TO its subscrib.
ers special club rates with all
newspapers and magazines. Fol.
lowing are a few of the most pop.
ular. The prices quoted includes
the Courier for one year. WHY
not take them both for your faani.
ly or friend as a holiday giftY
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-12-23

Remember the above prices in
clude a years subscription to the
Hickman Courier; all are positive
ly cash. On request we will have
sent to each person for whom
any of these periodicals are
ordered, as a Christmas or other
gift, a beautiful card on which is
written the giver's name. This
card and the first issue will reach
the subscriber Christmas morn
ing, if you send in the order in
time. Order at the earliest pos
sible moment.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-12-23
News Snapshots
OF the Week

bids.
NhrrvaN upon % canvas, of th,
votes east al fIr a.llotp mention
vi election held 10 ulc City OF
hickman, of Iat, of November
2nd, 1918, % appearing that two
THIRDS oi all tI, qualified r.ertor,
ia said city having voted 100 favor
.oi tho purchasing by ,ur said CITY
."t Hickman Motor Chemical
and Pumping Engine. ladders.
hose and other tIra protection ap.
paratA, % a therefor. ordered
and ordained that iHu said ti'y of
Hickman by purchase tIc sad
Motor. ,lrmta. and Pumping 600.
gmc, ladders bose and other fire
protection ApwWu, from lowest
and best bidder therefor upon the
following terms, and upon the iI'-
lowing specifications, aud the City
Clerk pl a.'y IS hereby ordered and
authorized u give notice of said
purchase Uy publishing same in
thr Hickman Courier q nrWspa-
IittT flI..#.f...| ID. anil .lft. fnr AZ
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-12-23
couNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

u .man. Ky, Dec. G, 1915.
council met in regular session On
Nm, Councihnen Hubbard, I'll.
'.,o Moore aud Powell.
na notion council ADJOURNED
..,. December 10, 1915.
t,,,,t Jno Pyle, City Clerk.
Tom pIllon, ST., Mayor.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-12-23

t.r.. met pursuant 10 al
r..n, of the 9th. Present
u. Dillon. Hubbard, lslcr
p,t. Plant and Moore.
r minutes Of the last regular
., were read and on mo.
.n approved and signed.
0n motion the bill presented by
Newton for damages "a
ar $50 was tabled until
r.,. guIar meeting night.
following ordinance which
... uuIy introduced at the
...-.a- meeting. Nov. |, 1915.
...- rad and on motion
.at Hc affirmative vote of
.. nu.l.m,n present.
. ordinance Is IN words AMI
u follows
.r Council of the City OF
..m ky. DO ordain rs fol-
l.s
W-s CITY Council OF the
O.MII man. by, have deem
lg 90 incur an indcbt
.... ut.. sum al seven lhous
.l hundred $500 dol
.- payment of which can
m .y lhr tax levy auth
mIer lle general Jaw. and
having r.u due and legal 10
800 lmlon by The quail
..e pi thc town. 20 be-
3ui day of Nuv~u.
". u determine whether
, ...Iues shall boz incur
@ notice having been
u'.s Hickman Courier
published IN said
....mtn for az least two
.. 200 SAID lccciion, Ia
Hr. .HI figures ~ ioilums
H.rby given TO the
VOTERS of She City OF
' b. shat an election
i'I 900 said riiy on Tues
I November 2nd, 1913. same
-.. .uJr elcrtlon day for
v or the purpose Of dc
r. lr desire OF said yot
e H . following issue
tpu IA favor OF the City
a .a.man, Ky, issuing bonds a
moan'mg 10 SIM u $500, due
Do aa yar from date and bear
ns interest from date al the rate
Cd. sK T.r cont per annum, u be
a. necessary 90 raise annually,
by special aN levy, thc sum OF
'-r ..r interest ami a sinking
HH. Pro- ...H said bonds 40 their
".#. . H '1N rate of twelve
"Hs mIr.I dollars upon
d. aN property in said rity
z" ... purpose oi purchasing q
N'" mA and Pumping
h' .IDn. hose. AMI other
ou apparaiusi"
" "r-aS. upon q canvas of
s ,t 20 such election
N 0. obtaining the words
s as stated in the a.
" D. appearing that two
-..H .. .lc qualified eioctor,
having voted in favor
t such indebtedness
..,. % IS ordered aud or
.0. .. One City of Hickman.
s.. bonds in the sum of
h. .0r tle purpose of pur
Motor Chemical and
..' Engine, ladders hose
.. r..- fire protection appara
rd bonds 10 be sold 20
r.es' ANA best bidder, upon
i following terms, and in the
.r manner, after due al
Nr pi same in the Hickman
...r "r M any other mannty
"., increase publicity Of
NI notice. and the City Clerk of
s is hereby ordered AMI
..-u 20 publish said notice.
...uHs
"a.. "i.. bear six per cent in.
.. pI 500 denomination.
. m..0re ia ten years (lOl
"u UHa
..I proposals viii be rcceiv
.w Dillon, Sr., Mayor un
December 10Th, 1915, at eight
n.m
Bonds 20 bear date of January
.''' and mature Jan. /. 1926.
h opal and interest payable
=. mm Bank & Trust Co
'..maa Ky.
bonds nrc issued pursuant Z,
&c., dbj7, Sub. See. No. 3
'.''. Ed. 1909 Kentucky
Bonds CERTIFIED by Tom Oil
Nr Mayor, and counter
NtuI bv John pvlo ga. Cl,rl,
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-12-23
To Drive Out Malaria
And Build Up The system

Take the Old Standard GROVES
TASTELESS chill TONIC. You know
what you are taking, as the formula 10
printed on every label, showing ii 10
Quinine and Iron in a tasteless form.
The Quinine drives out malaria, the
Iron builds up the system. so cents
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1915-12-23

Stones Cold Tablets are guar
arteed by the Hickman Drug Co.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1915-04-15
WHY ADVERTISEMENTS ARE READ.

Jefferson Democrat
line the idea
Editor
Suddenly advertisements
papers probably
mind
why they read the ads.
it simple reasonshey
community
advertising columns
enlightened peope-to people
exactly where
their search
advertising columns of the
people his business policy
meet
merchants live with the community
constantly desabty of their
brought with
tn buyer through advertisement
in
spurs
by day. public
reducing killing of time" a minimum
and the well written
expecting
mediu of MS advertisement n paper.
And the merchant who talks thusy does the business
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1915-04-15
SOUTHERN PACIFIC GRANTS.


close certain unused
thousand dollars in cash
which
agreed to in he
papers
Pacific fulfilling their oga
building shops
which Southern Pacific seemed have agreed
n tho rsinaroo n chic onraior Cor,orer Tomneon renoad
said Morgan Louisiana
Railroad Steamship has paid the city the cash onsd
industrial the said
pan spite repeated department
explaining
to Thompson
could be made than the
that favorable
might opardze wholly Obstruct the plans terminal
yielding admonions
they
avorably passage"
Company, Thompson
At the time of the passing this ordinance called attention the
fact that the ordinance did not contain anv penalty for the Southern Pacific
Pacific Obga
Commissioner Thompson should have looked this matter
Pacific
o Improvements specific time.
Ages people, a seeing
improve
people.
authority published
information the
the high officials
about forty thousand dollars the alone
of foundations
continually
believe Agers
economical than other division along
this companys lines.
believe that Mr. Thompson who in charge of the ord
We believe that the
within time
ordi
but nots specifically