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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 11.-Baltimors
marqet:
wheat--steady; No. ? soft red spot.
t2-24; receipts, 14,740 bushels; ship
naents. 32.033.
corn-Firm; spot mixed, S2.14. nom
inai; receipts. 4,9oo bushels; ship
nsents, 1852.
oats-Firmer; No. . white. 661Se;
receipts. 12o.e7S bushels; shipmentA,
2eT,se7.
Rye-Firm; No. 2 Western export
spot, S1.so61.92; receipts, 47.412 buah-
elss shipments, none.
Hay-Firm, unchanged
Flour-steady, unchanged
No market tomorrow.
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the Chicago Beach Hotel from the
early part of April until late July,
prior to their departure for Asheville,
where Mrs. Kings aged mother lives.
II was at that time, 1t has been
learned, that Hinton G. Claybaugh, OF
the Chicago bureau OF the Depart
msnt Of Justice began trailing
Means" He had men shadow Mrs.
Kings adviser constantly. and even,
IL is said, had women operatives who
rented rooms at the hotel for the pur-
pose Of keeping under surveillance
both Means and MrG King
These agents followed them to Con-
cord Il Il declared. and it has been
advanced rs . probable theory that
one OF them was responsibls for the
myStsrioeB telephone warning that
was received by the Concord under
tAksr the night Of the tragedy:
Don't allow the body to be moved
until 9 full investigation has been
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TopArs SALES.

Potomac Cons. Bs, $1,000 aaoooae
0e4A. t1.0oo0e4K. S1.oo00o4k, $1,000
9e4k. 9, ,ooo6o4K, S1.ooo6e4H. $1,000
Coax, f2.0oo6o41l.
American Gfaphophons S. $3ooG
sol4. t2oo6oe y, S2oo6e9H.
Riggs Realty SIS (long), t1.ooo0
Capital Traction. 2oes7. ss0s2. rs
6e2.
Norfolk and washinEton Steam
boat. 10ai54.
MerEenthaisr. 5614sH. Se14L 20
ia. 5a144.
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MRS. KINGS MOTHER
c0LLAPSES ON HEARING
TRUST FUND is GONE

AsHEvILLE, N. C., Sept 11.-Mrs.
Anna L Robinson, mother OF Mrs..
Maude A King. collapsed when she
vas told that the S125, 900 trust fund.
established in her favor by her
daughter In 1912, no longer exists.
When asked why she had signed
q release by which the securities were
Withdrawn from the Merchants Loan
and Trust Company In 1915. she ak
claimed, II never signed q release I
thought that money was As solid a.
q rock"
but the trust fund was dissolved
by court action with your written
consent" she was informed.
Then my signature was q forgery" |"
she replied. II did not sign anything" /"
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MADE S2,OOO,OOO ON
TWO SHIP CONTRACTS

Large industrial corporations are
making large profits on the purchase
and sale OF steamships a. . side line.
The CASTOR, Williams 4 WiEmors Co.,
of New. York. which is one OF the
largest exporting and importing COM
panies in the United States, recently
made $4,000 900 through the sale Of
two contracts for two steamships
which 1t had ordered several months
ago to be constructed.
An industrial company in which the
Rockefellers are reported to have q
large interest several months ago
placed orders for four ships At Q cost
ranging from 100000 to 100000
each.
Recently the company refused an
offer OF $4,000. 900 for one OF the com
pleted ships. -
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BOLD THIEVES ROB
TRUCKEARMERSON
WAY TO MARKET

Petty thieves In Washington estsb-
lished a new record for boldhess early
this morning, when they stole barrels
Of potatoes and baskets Of other
products from two farm wagons
while the farmers drove slsspily
along. --.--- ...-.- ...--
While Harvey S. Humphrey, of
Wheeler road, Nd, one OF the farmers,
was relating his story TO, the desk
sergeant at the First precinct, Max
Singer, OF Clinton. Nd, entered with
the same complaint. 10.
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U. S. FISH EXPORTS TO
CANADA ARE HEAVY

Fish are being exported from the
United States in great quantities. the
food administration reported today.
Canada has adopted . campaign OF
fish eating to cut down on the con
sumption OF meat. and II Il reported
that dfteen additional refrfgsrator
ears have been pressed into service
during the past week for the trans
portetion of hsh from the Atlantic
coast to Canada
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Q. c. PENSIONS 5 EMPLOYEES.

Policeman @. A. sehfadsr, Z 8.
johnson. and Edward Arehambault
were retired today on pensions OF $50
q nonth each. W. H. webb; engineer
in the Fire Department, was retired
on & pension Of $50 and r. Despeaux.
privdts on q pension Of S47.60 .
month. The Yetiremsnts were ordered
because Of disabilities Incurred in the
line of duty.
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REYNOLDS TO CLIMB
ALEXANDRIA STEEPLE

The top OF the steeple on the mar
kSthouEe at Alexandria, Va, IL the
next objective OF Daredevil" Johnny
Reynolds who has thrilled thousands
OF Washington residents during the
past two weeks in thrilling climbs
and balancing stunts on local build
Ings.
Reynolds announced today that he
will climb the steeple next Saturday
afternoon He will also endeavor to
climb the Washington Monument with
the aid OF only a rope IL permission
can be had.
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MAY SHE NEUTRAL SHIPS.

The United States shipping board
is today diseussing the feasibility OF
communicating neutral shipping now
under construction on American ways.
The State Department has given an
opinion en- the advisability Of such
action, and the shipping board may
reach a decision today.
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AUCTION SALES
Hos. .. ONEN 9 eoN.

THOs. J. OWEN q SON, Auctionosrs.
TRp6TEEg SALE OF VALUABLE TWO.
STORY BRICK DWELLING NUMBER -
BELMONT ROAD NORTHWEST
BY virtue q . eartAin deed OF trust duly -
corded IN Libsr Ne. 9stS Folio at q sSd.. a.
ths iand records Of ths District Of CoiumbS.
thsrsby. hs unasrsiEnsd trustees WIN SSIi, a
public 6uetion n froAt q ths premises, .
fuaadAy, ths ilfh day Of September, n 81
i'm, 81 ave o'clock p. n, ths folio11inE hld
ead praraisss. situate In the District 81 o.
MmhiA, and desiEnatsd a. ana being an a
Lot numbered . and part Of lot nunharoA 81
In pAnial b. Clarke WagEaman's ubdiVfGioa
81 lots IN Block numbered Seven, ssParf
visW Tsrracs," a. Per plat rsoardsd IN ths
Ofnca of the Surveyor for the District a
Columbia In Lfbsr 50 At folio ia: Gaid naTf
Of lot numbered q being described a. foI-
IoNs! Beginning for the ame at ne North-
east corner ef said ct numbered .. and nm
corner Of said lot numbered @: themes NorfS
IN . direct proiongztion Of the dividing il10
bstWesn sid lets numbered % and 70. n
fest; thence East parallel with Bslnaslf
ne POINT Of beginning.
Of trust for H.ooo and the amount over and
above aid trust to b paid IN eAsh- A ds-
poait Of noo required At time Of sale ana n
purchaser allowed Is days 10 complets khs
purchAss. Further particulars At time q
Arthur B. CLAYTON.
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RELATIVE HAS KEY
TOKINGCASE, SAYS
MYSTERY LETTER

NEW YORK, Sept. 1I.-Sub-
poenas for CASTOR and Anton
Means, brothers, were issued by
District Attorney Swami today
in his investigation Of the mys-
terious shooting Of Mrs. Maude
A. King, wealthy society woman,
near Concord, N. c.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
PRODUCE MARKET.

n tolIsu4ng were ths prevailing rrleas e
tho HnnfcipAi Farnnsrs' Proeucs harkse -
aAy. accordlng 70 the Departmsne of Wefghfn.
nea1ursa and Marksts Of ths District:
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Trust Fud MisIlng.

Discovery has been made that
trust fund Of S125,00o, estAblisneo'
here to provide q life annuity fer
Mrs. Robinson, has disaDpeared- II
was dissolved IN 1915, and Gaston q.
Mem presented in court Whist pur-
ported 70 be the written consent Of
Nrs. Robinson, which was necessary
20 the proceedings. Mrs. Robinson now
says she never signed any paper, ana
was amazed to find the fund had been
dissolved. II was turned back into
Mrs. Kings estate, but 81 900 was for-
warded every month from Chicago 10
Mrs. Robinson, leading her TO osiisVe
the fund was intact
Evidence was also obtained here to-
day supporting the theory that the
siSeeond win" Of James c. King, which
Means processes 10 have found and.
which Is supposed TO be In his posses
sion, is not . legal document
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CHICAGO, Sept. ia relative
has In her hands the key to the trag-
edy," was the tenor OF q letter which
has been received by Judge Kersten,
who granted the order for an exam
inAtion of the body of Mrs. Maude A.
King. The latter said that many
friends Of Mrs. King were convinced
she had been murdered. and urged
that there be no let up In the inVssu-
Eation-
II was asserted that this relative
md Nrn. King were continually AZ
NariancS over money. This GtAtemsnt
Is borne out by NrH. Anne L hooin-
son, mother Of Mrs. King.
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Nelghb0F Tells TaIs.

Attorney Noble b Judah, . friend
and nsIghbor. whom King called 70
his home the night before he died'
says:
aHe told me he had sent for me be-
cause he wanted to give his wife an
additional 500, 900. believing the $lOO'-
900 he had agreed to give her in an
ants-nuptlal agreement, was not suf-
fieient."
'shs has been q good wife TO me,
and feel that ] should reward her,
& the dying man told his neighbor.
Il asked him why he did not add
a eodicil to his will, and he replied
that he was too Ill and waS suffering
too much pain" Mr.. Judah. said.
Then / told him to give II to her
then, and he said he was unable to
da 50. and he had nothing in the
house Of value he wished to give her,
and no money on hand
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GIVes Her Key 10 vaaIt.


81 then suggested that he give her
the key 20 the safety deposit vault,
which in the law would entitle her
TO the securities the vault held. This
Mr.. King ala. And Mrs. King hled .
renunciation Of claims on her hus-
> bands estate.
=, sThIs second will. which Castor 3.
Means declared he had found. and
which I understand gave practically
all OF the 100000 estate to her.
can be nothing else than . rank
forgery"
That members OF Mrs. Kings family
claimed TO have an AffidAvit in which
ahe sWore she never received any OF
the securities in the safe deposit
vault, vas q report which added still
another patchwork OF mystery to the
cloak that already covers The case.
Mrs King and Means with relatives
and servants had q tsn-room suite at
The Washington times., 1917-09-11
ThE BOND MARKET.

Prices nurnishsd By W. B. Hfbbs o..
msnbsrs Of New York Stock Exehangs.
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Free BlaCkbeTieS
Tomorrow and
All Week

Second Excursion Tomorrow ~
tire Washington Manufacturers
Promotion League 20 Conley's
Ranch, at Catheart. Wash.
Tn. government wants a million
and q halt pounds OF blackberry
Jam for tho soldiers and sailors.
and everybody can do part OF their
bit By helping 10 save this valuabla
and much .souEhtfor crop. Siill In
good condition al CRthcart. Wash.
To everybody who Will pick four
crates OF these hlhckberries NJ the
highest price ever paid for picking
(a0Out siO5 crate % - large
boxesl. We viii give crate free. OF
they can have oac.hAi, OF all their
plckings free. with no pay for our
half.
People are making from s250 10
$500 per day picking
II IL beautiful trip around the
north end 81 Lake Washington 10
Bothel and Csthcart. well worth
the fare. SOC by auto or 15c b. y.
= train each way. 10 say nothing
about earning pay at tho nate of 2
cents per pound Tor picklag Der.
ries. and getting a crate or more
free for your own use.
Auto trucks leave from gis OH.
entail Bldg. Seattle. : a m Sunday
morning. and y r. train leaves
from the University station. AZ the
foot OF if,h ave. y p. near the
Lake Washington canal. at $40 a
m. Trains leave CathcRrt. return.
Ing. Sunday at $40 .. m. arriving
At University station. Seattle. about
$40. Auto trucks leave Caihcart
about the same time for Seattle
Superintendent Of tho picking
and Weighing Will moo, trains and
auto trucks at CathcaFt.
Take along your oldest clothes
and gloves and rubbers. with buck.
OTIS. pals or anything olse TO bring
home your blackberries Drive out
with your auto II you have ono
You1l enjoy the trip Drive around
the north end Of Lake Washington
to Bothell and keep on tho Everett
boulevard 10 Wintemute's store at
Martha Lake. where YOU turn 10
the right and 20 n few miles TO the
Everett.snohomish road follow il
until you reach the point IL turns
down tho valley a. that point.
turn 10 the right. instead. and cross
railroad track Keep on tho lcft
road. going down to Conlcy's big
ranch. across the bridge. where the
berries are-drive On through the
different gates 10 the berry
patches.
We have arranged for genuine
country chicken dinner Sunday
evening. at only 30 cents each.
Then all day homemade sand.
wiches at . cents each. with hot
coffee, TO supplement tho lunch
you take along.
Take your sleeping blanket with
you, n you remain for a few DAYS.
We will furnish the fresh straw.
some ticks and dry house To
sleep In. beHidcs our own quilta.
For further Information. cali 2t4|
Oriental building mp TO II tonight
or phone Main 1886.
WASHINGTON MANUFACTURE.
Frs PROMOTIONS LEAGUE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-27

DILLON. Mont. Oct 2T.-ny
jumping from speeding Aufomo.
bile to tho pilot OF a locomotive
when the machine and engine col.
lidod. Mrs Frankie AndruA saved
her lie hero today
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GENERAL STRIKE Of
PHONE WORKERS ON
COAST IS PREDICTED
Continued From Page I

would DO mAda the vital issue 81
tho controversy between the com.
pany and the union. tho strike or.
der viii 10 out forthwith
Fullerton issued Tho following
statement
In regard % tho threatened
strike by certain employer OF tho
Pacific Telephone a Telegraph
company. members ~ labor unions.
The cnmpany's position ~ this
WE have already mads or offer
e various substantial increases In
Tho Ray % tho operators and men
concerned. amounting TO over ~
500 300 and the company IL willing
70 negotiate asa agreement with the
men providing Tor substantial in
er~aHcs In pay.
but u f. not willing 20 conceds
the demands Tor a closed shop and.
tho service ard tho unusual re-
quiremsnt % telephone operating
u Is not willing 20 negotiate an
agreement with a union among the
operators.
The falling off ia the quality
~ s~rt'icc 10 tho public IN cities
where an attempt 10 organize haA
hocn made has horn very marked
Tho majority 81 our operators do
not want unions. a. 10 evidenced
by tho fact tina, over Is por cent
Of tho operating force has refused
TO Join tho union. In spite Of axi-
taiion
Tho company feels that N. In
crease IN pay of $500. 900 Ia ali
~ can do. and In tho Interest 81
public service ~ must refuse 20
mako any agreement with an op-
orators union Il feels that no
advantage should Do taken % the
present abnormal conditions due
to tho war 10 force recognition Of
this union OF tho closed shop
n. a. now n.ena probahla. n
s'rik. ~ called. tho company will
make every effort TO restrict ~
and IN tho areas affected. 10 ron
der service as nearly normal a.
possible"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-27
SEATTLE OPENS
CAMP AICN TO
CONSERVE FOOD

Seattle has started on her
patriotic fact
Every person In Seattle 10
urged 20 eat less. save or aub-
stltute foodetuffs each week
henocforth.
The city has been covered
with posters suggesting sub.
atltutes, and urging the house
~lv,t 10 be sparlno In their use
OF sugar, flour and fate.
Fuurminute men are announcing
q meeting 10 be held IN the Metro.
politan theatre next Thursday.
when Mary RauHch. head OF the
homo economies department al the
state university. will speak al q
general mass meeting OF Seattle
women
She viii explain the necessity OF
food substitution. outlining ways In
which substitution can be made.
She VIII give number of recipes.
In whirh the foods which the gov
eminent wishes 10 conserve will be
by the foods which are
more plentiful
u G. Beck. chairman OF tho Seat.
tie division 81 the food admlnintra.
ton. announced Saturday that TO.
tnilera % tho city had appropriated
81 900 for an Advertising campaign
10 carry ont the idea 81 substitution.
lie said the government had been
asked for $500 more posters.
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patches today The new party. {;
was stated. was Instituted specific.
ally To "neuiralirs tho fatherland
faction"
The pan-German press Is violent.
ly attacking tho infant party.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-27
ESQ SOLDIERS
GUARANTEED
AT CAMP LEWIS

ny starr Correspondent
CAMP LEWIS. Oct az
Seven hundred and fifty aol.
dlers % this environment are to-
day under quarantine 40 the
result Of the discovery OF
single case Of spinal meningitis
In camp,
The quarantine became effoe-
tive yesterday morning, and
guard has been thrown about
tho barracks OF the men.
Three companies are In.
volved-compsnles q and X. Of
the send infantry. and the
aoth company, tooth depot
brigade.
Tho quarantine viii last two
weeks. and during that time the
men Of the companies viii be kept
absolutely apart from their fellows
They will be taken for exercise un.
der guard
we are taking extreme precau.
ton" said Division Surgeon Col. T.
G.. Field today. mot only 10 prevent
an epidemic Of the disease in camp.
but also 10 protect tho community
from which some OF the men come.
A few of them probably Will be
and IL ~ to make II I'm.
possible for them "a carry the dis
ease back "a their homes that we
have taken the quarantine measure.
which will delay their return
Rumors Of smallpox IN camp
we're branded AZ false by Adlt Mai
Manly this morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-27
'OLD FOLKS NEED
'CASCARETS' FOR
LIVER, BOWELS
Salts. ealomel. pills act on
bowels like pepper acts
in nostrils.
Enjoy life' Don't stay bilious,
sick. headaehy and
oonstipated.


Most old people must give 20 the
bowels some regular help. else they
suffer from constipation. The con.
dltion y perfectly natural. Il Ia
just as natural IA Il IL for old peo.
Pile Co walk slowly Fur age IN
never 80 active as youth, The
muscles are less elastic. And the
bowels are muscles.
SO all old people need Caacarets
Ono might as we'll refuse 10 aid
weak eyes with glasses aA 20 neg
lect this gentle aid 90 weak bowels
Tho bowels must DO kept active.
This Ia important az all ages. but
never 90 much a. At nifty.
Age is not time FOE harsh phys.
ics. Youth may occasionally whip
the bowels into activity hut
lash can't be used every day. What
the bowels OF tho old need 10
gentle and natural tonic. ono
that can be constantly used with.
out harm. The only such tonic Ia
Cascarcts. and they cost only 10
cents per box at any drug store.
They work while you sleep,
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MOVE On TO CURB
Won nRPiTz PARTY

~ United fr~ss Lessed Wire
AMSTERDAM. Oct. 27-Oppo-
nents Of the Won Tirpitx Junkerfts
"fatherland party" have combined
90 form conservative German
union" according 10 Berlin dis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-27
GET NEW KIDNEYS!

Tho Kidneys are tho most over
worked organs Of the human body,
and when they fail IN their work %
flitrrtnE aud throwing OFT the pui-
sons developed in the system. things
begin 20 happen
Ono % tho first warnings IL path
or stiffness IN the lower part Of the
back hlEhiy culurad urine. inss "
appetite Ind E~nttou; irritation, or
even stone tn the bladder These
symptoms indicate a condition that
may lead 90 that dreaded and fatal
maiadY. nrikhta disease. for which
there Is said to b no care.
You can almost certainly find i'm
mediate relief In GOLD MEDAL
HaaFiem on Capsules For more
than zoo years this famous prepare.
tinn has been an uufaillns remedy
for all kidney. bladder and urinary
troubles Oct ~ at any dfug store.
aud 10 "a does not Fise you almost
immediate relief your money VIII
BE- refunded n. sure you get the
COLD MEDAL. brand Sone ether
genuine In boxss. three sirss.
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QUICK RELIEF FROM
CONSTIPATION
Get DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets

That ., the Joyful cry Of thoussnis
since DR.. Edwards produced Olive
Tablets. the substitute for calomel.
DR.. Edwards prsct!cinS physician
for IL years and calomcTs old.t!me
enemy. discovered tic formula for Olive
Tablets while treating patients 70.
chronic constipation and torpid liyers.
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets do not
contain ca'onel. but hea lins. sooihlns
vegetable laxative.
No gripping Ia the "l.cyno,c" of these
little suEar-coated. olive-colored tab.
lcts They cause the bowels and liver &c
act normally. They never iorcs them
to unnatural action.
II you have a dark brown mouth
bad breaih-a dull. tired feeling--sic';
headache torpid liver and are consti.
psted. you'll find quick, sure and only
pleasant results from one or two little
DR. Edwards Olivs Tablets al bedtime,
Thousands take one or two ever
night just TO keep right Try .her
l0c and 25c per box. All druggist
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-27
REFORMATION DAY
WILL Be OBSERVED

Tho four hundred,h anniversary
OF Reformation day viii 10 OBJ.
served IN several OF the Seattle
churches sunday
on October 81. 1917. Martin
Luther published his % theses ut
Wi,tcnbcrE. Germany Hc f. given
credit for tho founding OF Protest
ant crceds by this act.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-27

J. a. svslss11. chsirnsn
OF tho 9tsts csntrsl
Committee for the 3EcoaD
Liberty LOAF. ssid ct noon
yesterday. that only By
great gLgyEsTI HOUR RALLY
would 5sstFIs rssok It's
euots! aov. thsrs are
lot OF fellows IN town uho
have subscribed for 5000
BONDS. uho could very sssi1y
buy yloo. 90. S2oo. 90.
5000. 90. or even larger,
boJD. Rsnszbsr, that II
you oon afford larger Bond
&c 10 YOUR WTY TO buy sszs.
sEATTI. rusr oygasUascsIns
You're truly.
%M,&;f"%F
| DON'T WANT NoJ TO
Buy .TUD To-DSr
.,,x
AT OrCE
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cep,ion o, Thomson and Hanna.
contend that their former pro
ocdnrc was legal. tho new plan. Il
IL believed. viii be clearly free
from conscientious attack.
because tho torn-up streets are
dangerous In their present condi.
ton. an emergency exists. and on
this ground the ordinance VIII
probably be passed without delay
Monday.
Tho ordinance authorizing a
$4,000 expenditure 10 fight tho
Eas rate Increase was also passed
at thc special meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-27
COUNCIL BEATS
TRACTION co. IN
CAR LINE FIGHT

Enemies ~ city car limo eSten.
sion into Ballard wero outranked
Thursday afternoon when council
me, In special session and adopted
program which Corporation Coun.
eel Caldwell believes viii remove
all possible grounds for legal al
tkckH
The work II now held up on a
restraining order obtained Indirect.
~ by tho trustees ~ tho Chamber
OF Commerce and Commercial
Club.
They hold that previous methods
adopted by the council and Mayor
GIN 10 put tho limo on paying
basis are illegal
So the council judiciary commit.
tee introduced an ordinance. lseu.
ing $4,000 In utility bonds. estab.
fishing tho city railway FUND OF
1917. and ordering tho board Of
public works TO continue tho ex.
tension
Altho tho council. with the eN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-27
SLAVS TO EvACUATE
TOWN IN FINLAND

PETROGRAD. Oct. 2T.-Prcpar.
ations for the evacuation OF Hell
singfors. Finland. wero reported
under way today.
The newspaper Noyo Vremya
asserted today that the Germans
are making extensive preparations
for landing and occupying Finland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-27

II you value your watch. lct
Haynes repair Il. Next Liberty
theatre -- Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-27
8 Accidentally Die
i'm Army Training

WASHINGTON. Oct ?7.--
Seven accidents have cost elah,
lives 30 far In training Amer.
lea's new army. II ~as officially
announced today. while the
number of men training In avia.
tion schools was no, made pub.
tic. the percentage OF fatalities
was said 20 be very anall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-27
A BIRDS PARADISE

Seward park IN tho future Is 10
be birds paradise.
Tho park board ut It's meetinE
Friday decided TO comply with the
wishes Of tho Audubon club and
utilize the park as bird preserve
Bird houses. feeding boxes. baths
and drinking fountains will be built
10 attrac, birds 10 tho colony.