The Seattle star. [volume], June 11, 1920, Page 2, Image 2

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HERE'S MORE ABOUT
HISS JOHNSON
STARTS ON PAGE ONE
Who*' l-ank* wart- t ! <llO OOP T>
newetWlautlta «wfpi tlif hall, finally
growing to general lainfualon The
delegate* evidently were getting back
at Ilia *pmker for hla referem"*e to
iha financial bacMng of other con
tender* In tha nomination.
Their were cheera whan Wheeler
announced ha waa neaping tha vloae ,
and, drvMUnr from tha teat of hla
addti«*. ha Iranad ovrr tha ralla nnd.
shaking hla finger down at lha
crowd, ha ahotilrd:
"Yaa ha«r' I noork your pr»)u4lcad (
aara and haar for tha flrat tlma In
vour llvra. what thu man atanda
for"' ,
Thart- h m a imtipml t'haar from
tha fsllrry hut from lha plooa whara
Mtl tha man with thr nominating
ivotao. nothlna but allatirr.
Tha tunr haa roma to drlva tha
Una*"* from thia lample of rapub
h inlam." aald Whaalar
I loot * and Ja« ra from tha (lalrsnta*
warr tha floor'a riuiponaa.
hi noNin \ i k»n rsiia
Tt> \KtM S| KAVOK
| W haalar ron< ludrd at I 11. and thr
California dalairmlon to Itai
!faot with tsraat Amwlran ftaca to
atart tha liamonalraUoti Thay tiagaii
lit proraamton around tha room, ahout
nii * Hlrttm" thru mrgapbonaa
Tha Mli hlitan ilrlaanllon alao w»
tip waving flag*
Tha Johnaonlta* produra*! vlgnt of
Urgr Amatiian flag« and algn* boar
ing Johnnon »logan» and plrturaa
••>om tha irtiUt gallar%' an
moun pl.ture of Johnsoii wi> un
;ftirl*<l It waa obrloua. however, br
| fora thr ijTnnnatraf lon had la»an on i
|f»»e minut-«. that tha aniiiualaam of
|tHa loyal l'allf<rnla dala( itlon eooltl j
! not atoiin for th«* deadly rffect.
I Tlio volume of < ln«erln* did not
ompare with the noiao that rrvtad
the r inwi of and Wood, and
the great majority of the delegate
atooii In tha alal<w and rotivrreed or
mounted thrtr rhaire t' aaa what waa
going on
The California delegation perar j
j verej In an effort to recruit dele
j Ktteo from other In Ulfir pa
vade, with little auc<-eoa
The CalifornUna ihante,l "Hiram
| Hiram' W'a want 111 ram!" and tirge.i
j other \oralleta to join In the refmln.
j uul with 111 euKea*
j • The eurt'rtae of the demonetm'ion
l»«a tho apathy of the
guilerie*. J<ihn»<>d ha* >ad et.org
! vw»niprr irapport In Chicago and It
w-iva i-v*- t«l that. rejjard >«« of Hie
| attitude of tha >l. i-gatea, th* gaiter
| lee would ward him a epertirular
greeting. It *pe<"dlty evl
lent, howurr that the wawtii-r a'id
I the humldlt> or eome other phenwn
! rn.i more rloiwty reined to jinlitle*.
wera havi'ig a t«K*ri*h effe< t. and th
gallerteii were il«rl>|e<lly Mow tn tak
mg up tha work"*>f the demnnal'al
I ore
At ntio point In th* rh*erlng, a
i »'«iun . iad In a hi " • i.ire go* n
nnd (rated dire<tly behind the j.re.*
"«H,tion. eei»ed a large Amerlcao flag
lthat dr»|>e.l t>ie halc«ne. and hang
In* ftt «rer the rail, erare-l It fean
' Tlraily In the fare* of thoae beloe
and »hotii<d for Johnaon Khe met
.with rnnatderable rnrouragrtnrr '
• land in few momenta had *ever*| to!
unteer aupportere
i At Ito p m the drmnnetratlon
| nraa etlli on. but obvioualy. aa In the
, l aee of ««rh ul the prevtoua demon.
. j atratton*. th* outburat* wrre me.
Jrhanlral and a!mo*t entirely larking
. lin «pont*nelty
At Itl riftiator '< ><lg* whn re
. funnel harge of thr gavel, hammer
rd ih" on\»ntlon to order, th* d*m
on»t itlon for Johneon ha\tng laated
;i minute*.
A» quiet w«. r**umed, Repreaen
[titive Thoma* W h'. hall, of Mlnn«
jvota. a blind rongreanman. wag l*d
j forward by hi* i yeae-otd eon and
Started the flr*t **eondlng epeeeh for
Johnnon * nomination
f-- hall de*rrtbe<l
how hi* little *on, when 4 year* old
i crept to hig knee and »>k<-d If he
'could *ee him
iikakth OK prnrijr
DK.MAMIINO 111
"Can't you «** me daddy?" the
-boy aaked, and" hi* father replied
("not with my eye*, hut with my
heart '•
It I* the heart of the people that
jl* demanding Johneon. fi hall derlar
ed. and a. »hout went up from th*
; galltrlea.
| Sc hall r« ferrcil to Senator Penroae
»endtr.g from I'hd.ulrli'hla a me*a«g*
ithat the ronvcntlon »hnulU tiomlnate
the man who could win.
j "Thai nan mean no other man
,than ijirarn John-on '' rrled 8< hall,
and there waa n. real cheer
, S<-haII had the crowd with him
I from the minute he atarled rp4-aJ<Uig
He had a penetratVg voice and an
energetic; personality, not unlike the
candidate he waa th«re to iitcond
,Hla »ucce*» In putting a bit of Jatx
into the proceeding* etlrred the gal
]lerle* and cauaed frri|iient murmur*
'of approval and round* of npplau*e
| Aa Schall concludod, Judge JUrh
nrd Dougherty, of fer»ey C|tv >trp
jped forward to make the ai*t aecond
'lng epeechf or .lohnaon.
1.1 Ts Ills t.KOI.KArin
MIXKD \ HIT
Dougherty made ;in rlnb o ruie
apology for coming from the atate
of Now .leroey, which hud ulao aept
i Wllaon to the White Motive, hut tie
came «o Uingled in n long aentani n
I explaining Ilia guiltlrnanea.* that the
crowd mi.iaed the point. There was
a dead alienee where u lauifh was
intended
iKiugherty declared that the con
i fldonce of tho republican* In the
' force nnd Inteitrlty of Hlmm fohn
| eon w:i.'< not confined to that pgrtv,
i hut declared that the name confo
dene* In hla ability e*l*t to a very
marked degree within the rank* of
'the democratic party.
! l.odge dropped thn gavel on the
japeiiknr before ha had concluded,
but relented and gave him nn e*tru
moment to roncluile hla nentenre
.The Htienkrr concluded by nervou*
ily turning to anil laying,
I "and. air, I second the nomination
!of the Honorable Hlrum W John
i aon. of New Jeraey."
The crowd got h reul laugh from
j the twt*ted geography.
O'Neill, of Michigan, waa then al
lowed two mlnutea to make the
third ,Tohu*on nominating apeecH.
Mr* Kntherlne (• ICdaon, of Call
[fornla, on hehalf of .lohnaon'a own
*tate, seconded th* 'nenalor'a noml
nation. Clad all In white. Mr*. Kd
'eon. In a voice that idiook a little
with nervoueneii* 1,1 flrat, told lio»
California had adopted woman uf
fr-age and paaeerl progre*ii|ve Indu*-
jtrlal leglKtutlon while John*on wn*
! governor. Hhe aaked that Johnson
Til E SEATTLE ST AI!
Gov. Lowden's Name
Presented to G. O. P.
CllirA'Mi June II I .Mowing
tha for on Wood In
the rapuhlli on national i -invention
t oda y, nomination of (luv Frank
0 liimilrn was In lt« pre
■tentative RiKlenherg, of Illinois
Thar* wn* muih ronfualon 1
(i n| lit lieal for nrtlet before
Kodenbei g toil til begin.
Itodeiilirr g. 'i tall, h"Avy tet m*n,
•poke In it calm. illapitaalonutg faah
lon. Ill* flllgel tip* I't'lMMil I'lgelher |
thr roinliiioni ftf (in
I**l which, Itf RAItl. • aietad In Ihe
Country, lIMIVIi. ha began ualiiK a
(>w gaatuiaa. but the were te
• trained ami be tp|»tr«l i*e*rv«->l
In contrast w(i|| the \ Ignroua, am
phatlc demeanor uf tivv. Allan anil
Mr*. Itobliihun
Itodmherg *Umml on hi* tlpto*" a*
he viilrH pralw> of |,owd**v raising
hla clenched fi*t* on high, to pr*> 1
that *'i lo*l will »p~ i| Ilia day when A
tetter mitl a braver pilot will la
placed at lha nation'* helm "
4'arrfut at trillion * M glvan H|
l(iM|entierg , N atlilrea*. anil there tin
at fliwt lit(lv tenrton*'
lUK)*nherg'g nominating «pi». li be
iiaii with at) alltu k on the Wllaon ad |
ministration In an unuiually brlaf
talk he told of lx>wd*n * "buslnaa*
adtnlnial ratldn In lllinjil*. hi" "|tr»
greaalv*n*aa and aanaiinaa." and a*
Mrtrd tile |vvrfn»r would repeat n.i
(tonally what ha had dona locally.
DP.I RmTK* I.U M II
miim: TKM
Whan ha nifirtluilal. lha d*l*gat**' -
•action *uddenly filled with luiji* ,
'porters bearing l/milrna picture At
II *1 a. Nt th- bio lfii adherent*!
crowded Into Ilia *i«h s for the:r il»m
on* t r*uon.
Tha low* delegation appeared with .
the hlgge*t lithograph of th" lllinol* |
governor, It wg* a huge ufttiir i
holatcd httwean two pole» Mu«
woman ware in Una. Th--lr nhrlll
cheer* mingled with tha de*i>ar|
shouts of llw> torn Tha delegate* I
that wara not m«rrhln( *ti»<d up In
their aatila watching. Kentucky's
standard nu rippaal lo»aa from tla*
floor and Joined the march
In milt |Mtf t of lha pn«-ea*|on a (Ifl
•aavltit a Uowilrn picture In **• li
hand was iirrKnl along nit tha shoul
l>a nominatad aa a man wlio under
stand* tha grr«i humanitarian pr«b
Ictus and gl\* th* woman yotrr* a'
t-anhidaio iho <un rnthlu>la*tlc«lly I
gupport.
(,ll\ (-OOUfXiK
l> NOMIS \ I I.I»
Th* roll <all w.ta raiumtd and
Cvnnv tirut )l»Ula<l to MawurhatU '
M|>aakar Qlllatl iwma to tha ptatfo'tn
to Mac In nomination tha n«ma of
Uitvamof Oklvln t'oolldga. of M»«aa
cbuMtta.
filllatt wma well raralvrd *>y th«
dalagataa and thay war* to
halp him a.ont at avary opportunity
with potlla applaoaa Ma gara th*
jr«Rv«nUen a "atralght talking to"'
{about Coolwlea < (pluming why h*
laliould gat tha nomination, rmplia
!alilni tha fart that hr ••un« mid ,
danly to the Jurat nona yaar thru
ht« admlniatnitioin aa gt.varnor a>f >
| Majaaat liuaat'«
1 "Wouldn't It 1-a a laatful rhang*
J to *aa aurh a man aa «"o- U>lga in thr ,
Whita MouaaT" (illlatt wanted to
Itnitw The appltuaa hnwaver. hw
j'-am* Inrrwaaingly poiita and finallj
w»« latraly audible '
I yuotation of tT'nolidga'a mruugi
jto <iomi>era d .ilng tha Moaton ■
latnk', aa>ing no man had a right to •
| «tnka again*' publa- aafet}*. gut thai
1 firm r«al cheer, and thar* waa mora'
| not** when ha uud ha <ould follow!
' with entnuauiem any man nominal
•d at thla i-onvantion
unlet: a >|>eaklng manner waa m'tra
emphatic than hta u«ual demeanor In
(tha ho tine Aa h« <onclud«-d, lha'
< Maaaa hlMPtta daiagul.on Jump* ' ur
j tnd g»v» threa rhear* No nttaini't
|at a big drmonatration waaa made
; and whan tha ahouting had died
j down the il utaa< liuaatla men re
; «umed their arata
Mr« Anna Oarilalo I'feffer of
M laam.nuaatta ae< onded Cooiidgi '
i tmination «• thai of a Atneri
i can i>orn 'tn the fourth nf July "
With her apeat h enda<i. tha Maaau (
Cliuaetla dei-'gaUAn g»va tl.rt-e mort
rheera for Coolldge
The roll of ataf'i wiui rexuined |
, Murion Duller, of North Carolina. |
placed in nomination Judge J. C.
, ITltihgrd. of North Carolina.
Thl* waa the flrat "dark horaa" i
nomin itlng a|>ee<-h. It waa delivered
I by a tail man with a brlntly heard
ibut nol>ody Mid much attention to
j what he anid, an«l there waa nvj' h
moving about *tn the floor, dcjegnte*
! flrxklng towgnl tiia »*lta for lunch.'
other* eng iging In anlm>it«d convct
nation
i The confuaion Increased »o that tiia
• pe«k> r h id ,i hard lime m iking him
*e|f heord. Tho gullery aelwd th*
! fx-c i-ion for n KO< lal hour, and aoon
jthe rumble of converwitlon and xliuf-|
; Ming of t lialra left the eperikcr on an
laland In a aeii of aound.
Cumming* Scores
G. O. P. Platform
SAN i-'RAWIMCO. June 11.—
Commenting on the rrpubllown |ilat
form. Ilomrr H. Cummlng*. demo,
emtio natioii.il cliiilrtnun, raid today:
"High aouitiilng phraxea will not
take the place of conatrtn live *ug
gejitlon" The pigiform I* a work of
dam njctlvg rritMam. It will ha
aeiirrheil In vnin for one affirmative
anil rltnr cut propoaltlnn to remedy
any »f the of which ll
complain*." 1
Leg Broken in Fall
Off Motorcycle
With hi* 'l*ht l«(j broken. Kol*rt
Clau«pn, .HOT 32<1 av». W.. wax In Ihp !
city hospital Friday, J|i> \vim riding |
on tli* far *«nt of it motorcycle
piloted by Frank Johimon. of Fort
Lawton. Thursday night. whi>n John
mm <lrov thn ryele against Ihr curb
at Fourth nvf. and Virginia *t. to
avoid an auto. Clausen wu> thrown
off.
Drank and Drove
Wife Out, Charge
rh«rir#Ml with driving hi* wife nml
children nut of their house. ?.'no
H*venth n\'f , while Allejrrd to luivf
heen drunk Thursday nlisht, limn
Cliirk. ".1, lonß««hnri in»n, w«n In the
*lty Jhil Friday. Officer Fred Mill*
nrrcMeij him '
I l l\ IC rKNNIKH, nome frrocerlop
find fttnd.v were nil th/it thieves who
ent«»rei| Mont Cn'n fjrocerj and
mcit market, :.007 Tenth avc N K. |
Thursday lught, obuiuud,
<tei ■ (l f Die IWo men II »M the
*.un* girl aim appeared in th* ttkla
hORi4 *•< tlon during the Wood dene
on*t ration.
Th* gin »■■ Ml** I'uriithy ftlannX,
11. daiightei uf 1. tl. Itl»nat, daiegiit"
fr<trn Mu-kngao, Okla Mha wfl* rar
rbti on tin «hould*r» of her father
and Jaooii I. Ilamon, icitlonal oom
mlttaeman «lei t from tiklalmma. lilm
aelf a praal'i* ntlal aaplrant
Tha chaer* »er* not v*ry loud and
wara mingled with much whialllng.
Along the iilale* *tood the leader*,
encouraging tin (.articipant*
l utidi'i lliey ahouled. and "Keep
It up. ImiV*"'
The ai tic *lgn po*ta fium tha lowa
and Oklahoma il-lrgatlon* ap|>earad
In lit** pri« •■•■ ion followed by ('oil
north* lit
At kanea* war negt. Virginia a
»tan lai,i louid not be torn loo**, but
the top uf It waa ■ arrleil in tha llna
of marrh
,v aeo.pil huge canva* aign wa*
borne along on threa polo* by th*
lowa delegation In glaring latter* It
preaentril |,ow<l*n aa tha bualn***
uariditlate fur piaalfl*nt
('•>ngre**m in Hiemp, \ltglnlg. and
Vational Commltt*eman Warran,
Mt, lii».n at the height nf th* L#»
den damunatratlon. i)-< larwl tha gov
ernor would be oominat*4 it*fore lha
day waa over
Nothing to It. but aaid
Mletiip known to be an "organlut
titan man ' l.owd*n ha* f*r mor*
t|el*gii>*a than VV ikml and ehould win
• twin *ftef th* third l ollot ' de< tared
Warren, palllamentarlan of the cr.n
\entl«>n who will ca*t hi* \ote for
Manator Johnaon.
loirlng tha I-«»wdrn demon*tr»tlon
It waa learned that It I* the preawnt
Intention of ronvantlon offirlal* to
kaep tiia convention In aa*«i>tii eon
linuoudy until a notn ne<- I* rhoaan
Tha damon*tratlon paa*ed
tha ID minute mark at II 31. Prac
tically ovar\ delegate In th* hall w*«
tniitd up lit eom< way In the demnri.
■ tratlon, #ith*r aa a *i«e. Uat'»r ntand
Ing on a rl.alr, or ghouklering along
in th* pro« aaalon It finally *rn!e«l
after i: mlnut**
fharle* i: l*l< kett, of lowa **<-.
ondail the nomination of la>wdan.
lYom a reliable aourca at Pol ada x
ter haiadquartera It waa learned that
lha eatiator plan* to awing hla »up
!ort to Wnai>l flrr and If th* gen
em I tall* uf n-niitalion. th*n to
Harding
I»wdana aupportar* al*o [,U -A
for th* auffragetla auppert by grtid
trig In Mr* I l*trh» Ix-t.byn», of II
llnob*. to niak* the *e<-oni of th«
wmndlng *;>aawh*a for ttiair man
AS IT SEEM
TOME
DAN'A SLEETR
Mtrta uil Page One)
of a specimen, does that <-v*ry
lime |<« bike* a railroad trip
, No animal ran «|aend a winter If
tl e An th circle and a *ummer on
lite Amaron and not guffer; a
man • ~n do (hat and gain atrength
A man* '*n walk a horaa to
death Infantry. In a wer-h will
travel farther than caavalry ran.
A man can carry more weight. In
protKirtlon to hi* |>ound*. do It on
lea* food, and do it oaar rougher
country than any animal
And the thin. fia-My faced, huneh
*hotilder»d cMy youth haa a batter
t hance of reaching .» ripe old age
than tha atout. florid yokel from
th* country That * ouaar -bwt a*
aimning aurgaortg during th* draft
found th* city lad* wara in better
phy*ical *hape than th* country
bo>«. an I ih* tougher tha environ
ment. Oio tougher the citlgcnry,
ami town boy* even bova from tha
*lutn diatrict*. ara made rr*latant
to dlaeiuH- by the vtr> dcadi.n aa ol
tha| r environment
In ahort. here aa elaewh*re It
will l>e observed that tiia common
ly accepted notlona are entirely
erronaou*.
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ALLEGED WIFE
POISONER SANE
Alienist Examines Him in
Jail Here
Daniel bishop former city team
*t*r, rhaiged with an attempt to
poison hla wife. Alice by placing ar
**nic In liar mimh laat Wadnewlay.
wa* d< > lured *an<- Ity I»r. I>. A N'lch
ol*on. "
Itishop told a "lr ilghtforward and
normal *tory nf • t*ata up until the
time of hia arreai. |>r Nicholson told
I'riiaecuior I re<l C. Krowri. arid e*
hlblteil ull normal facultlee The
"tat*- Will preea tha chargaa and place
Hlthop on trial, 11l a li« *p la charged
with attempted minder In til" fir "t
degree
iteputy Pro»acutor Wallaca Mount
today alao Interviewed Blghop, with
a view towards taatlng Ms aanlty,
and eapraaaed a lieilef thai Itlahop is
sane itlahop I* rather Inclined to
believe hla wife and daughters are
aligned againat him." Mount tie
elar»d
Itlahop'a radttti of thr evenla of
the poison morning in u a follow*
"I *ot up as uaual
about 4 a m.. and my wife prajtarad
breukfaat I ate aa u*ual and than
kl*" I her and went out and began
.aawlng wood. Th* flrgt Intimation
I ha>l that anything waa wrong wa*
lai* in th* afternoon. wh*n a amall
hoy. Hying n»ar my place, told me
that two men were trying to break
into my houaa. I ran to tha houtte
and found two deputies waiting fur
me •' •
rtl»h"p dee'arad he knew nothing
th« ut any poison about tha houia*. In
stating that th»r» never had li«-*n .in*
111 Lha place, as fsr a* he knew. H*
derlared hla daughters and hlmaelf
n< v*r got al«nf. but that hla song
were friendly toward* him.
MAK\ O'HKIKV, 1411 Fifth are,
left Iter whisky mpoeed to tha y!*w
of the police, and for that reaaon
pact $lOO fine frblav In JuVtlca Oil*
W Hrlnker'g nourt.
TWO EXCEPTIONAL
Dress Offerings
for Saturday
FINE TRICOTINE DRESSES
Formerly Sold From S49JSO to $75.00
Reduced to $29.50
Seldom has a mora significant •'*
saving opportunity been offared on •*
fine quality Tricotine frocka, featur- \ !■
the be«t style and trimming V -C *.
/ k detail. \
\ \ ® nr f rorn ( * e Q rou P ** »k*tchtd at
VKrW' Smart Jersey Dresses J
J.— |!'! TU Reduced to $12.75 BM£gs %
| | Formerly Priced From \ I
1. i J $19.50 to $25,00 • 1 |I Jk
mf! J These are the better grade of IjlX LHk
A) L Jersey Dresses, in straight-line and 'HpR
blouse effects, smartly trimmed with *|lM\ |
'l wool and silk embroidery, fancy J,
''p . stitchery, braiding and cord tucks. W \A L
, W Shown in all wanted colors. 1\ Imj
pF iit Onr model from the offering
sketched at riyht ,
An Interesting Offering of 3^
15 Smart Polo Coats
at $32.50
Formerly Priced From $59.50 to $79.50
Developed in the fashionable shades of Tan Polo Cloth in varying
lengths, these nobby models are distinguished for their excellent tail
oring and finish.
Decisive Reductions
are offered 6n
SEPARATE SKIRTS
Three Groups of Wool
At $lO.OO, $14.50 and $19.50
Covers a collection unusually varied; smart models in plain colors or
attractive plaids, in knife-pleated or plain styles, and skirts of wool flannel
and jersey in wantod sport shades.
Three Group* in Silk •
At $15.00, $19.50 and $24.50
Present a wide range of choice in Itaronette Satin. Fan-ta-si Silk, Crepe
de Chine and (leorgettc combinations, in white, flesh and all wanted'shades.
New Location
SECOND AT PINE
TACOMA GREETS
EASTERN STRR
Annual Session of Washing
ton Chapter Is On
TAf*)NA. Jun# * It-—Wl«tha rum
tomary weloofftr by dtf otfb ml* tha
Mi><\ mnual amnion of th* < I rand
(' t I'lr-r of WanMnfton, ' r*imr of
Ka»t•-rn Htar, f>p*n«*l ita r»»nv«n*l#n
with k.,0 |n alt>n«l* n< * >#•
Mm Minnie Mft«UM(», He
aC(I<- nrf e<! mm grand marnha:
With thn n*»-*ptane* of th* «on
vention laat y«*ar in H*aMl#. thin In
h*liev<Nj to ih» Urioi' fv#r h»id
In thn Mat* Tha II win 100 small
for thn <row<! whtrh uttnmptnd to .«*
«M-mhl«" it*»lf within »ha ha I. f*ffi
ttrn for tha enaulf.jc y*ar will
He<tn<j today.
$3 Loan Returned
After 31 Years
NKW YORK. June 11— Junn
Hugh**, a ftAl«onkM-t«T r«-tgrn»d to
John II I,iddy, a cuatoma watchmen
at the I tar if office. || ho had hor
row«<l 31 >ear» :»|ro. llutrhca bor
ro*»'l th«* monoy In a r-ar<J gajjia and
hart not »»«-iMJddy in 31 year*, until
they met the oth'"r day.
How to Save City
Line; He Tell. 'Em
Th« fit* railway in MVfd! .1 H
Knrlfman, In a communtnatirm to !h*
council Friday, urgfn that t>HI boardn
<-onUguou« to ntroet car linea l#e tax
wl to nuik*- up the deficit in tht
municipal railway fund.
Laundry Workers
to Refuse Rides
The !<aundry Worker*' union ha»
Iho Uloot method of beating the high
emit of strf'-t earring WV won't ride
on your atrort uri If you rtii» the
prlro i« 7 c»nia," they gay, In a letter
to tit* city '-oune-.il Friday.
FRIDAY Tf K 11 11t*
COUNCIL WILL .
OVERRIDE VETO
Claim Ross Present at Light
Rate Discussion
Tiigt tt>» ordinance lner»»alng the
eity light rat/- approglm* '»ly 2# P"~
r»n' will be |H»a««"d over Mayor Cald
w* a veto ae<-rt certain f">m the at-
Ulud* of (he < it-. council Friday.
Caldwell v►!<-«• I the light ln< r**»«
bill Wadneeday l» auae tha idea- "f
]. T> Ro«e mperintcndent of light
ii r hid not bwn c-om-ulted In draft
ing the ordinance."
Mtnber" of the city mrnnfll d»-
• sri-il Friday th «t noea wai prwnt
at the meeting when tha rlty utlllliea
■ ommli'*e eori«i'i'r»d the ordin*n<»
and had lndor«cd iha proposed legm
iatlon
Ktupt Roea r(fij"ed to be drawn
Inio lh< i«mro\««) He d»cllned to
alat' whether or n'lt he approved Iho
bill aa drawn up at the u'llitlea nom
mil lee during hia preaanee.
The rity light ordlnanre doea not
contain an ••meigency clauae and
ihcr»fif'- !«*■ pa over tha ma>or i
veto by a tw>thlrdg vote, or *l*.
CounrHmen MiKire. C<rroU. Itolton.
I'hillp Tindall. A. F Haae and It. M-
Thomson voted for th«- bill on orlfl* -.1
nal paaeag' »n«l Erk-kgori
agalngt.
Street Car Sends
Auto Against Post
A K. Morrill. 111« Zith »v» w.-w
recovering from bruiaoa Friday, fol
lowing a colliaion Ipetween hi* auto
and an Baat Madieon at. car. at l»t;i
ave. ana K. I'lne gt.. Thurwlay night.
Morrill a ou'o knor Wed .ignlniit i
lam l% poei when hit hytheatr»-et car
and Morrill «u junmcß under tN»
ateering wheel.
A OA NO or KIDH tried to bre»ic
up « party at Oeorge Talmer s hO'ia- .
2»OZ 17th ave H. Thuraday night.
Patrolman Htanley br«>lia up Oi*
Kang