Daulton Confronts Council Over Water Main Debate
Daulton, seventh ward Democrat and water rate reform advocate, faced sharp rebuke at the council meeting as Chair Rude moved to adjourn before his questions were answered. The session focused on the Grant Street water main funding with a plan to shift 20 percent of costs to the water fund and future suburban use, sparking objections from Gill and Crichton about fairness and timing. The article also covers Labor Day festivities and transportation plans, including a 15 cent extra gate charge for the Labor temple fund and anticipated special trains for visitors from Tacoma and Everett.
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Cornbellman Daulton
Seventh Ward
Mance
Aix & Age
Rude
Daulton
Tme
Harnett
Gill
Council
Grant Street
Fire and Water Committee
Stott
Crichton
Fleet Avenue
Beacon Bill
Conway
Firet
Third Ward
Labor Temple Fund
Columbia
Itme
Tacoma
Everett
Miss Carey Leads Industrial Exposition Queen Race
Voting in the Industrial Exposition queen contest tightens with Miss Carey of Vancouver leading at 1534 votes and Miss Garnier of Spokane 1460 close behind. Miss Mason of Elma and Miss Kenner of Tacoma shift positions as last minute ballots loom and Seattle results await tabulation.
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Mise Carey
Vancouver
Misa Lester
Mrs. Mason
Elma
Miss Kenner
Tacoma
Miss Garnier
Mies Nemechek
Miss Lester
Seattle
Veterans in Reunion at Woodland Park Entertainment
The King County Veterans Association held its first annual entertainment and reunion at Woodland Park today with speakers including President Bigelow Mayor Mallinger and Congressman Humphrey. Myre Whittlesey sang a solo and Hon A P Mead gave an address. A luncheon followed.
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King County Veterans Association
Woodland Park
Bigelow
Mallinger
Humphrey
Myre
Whittlesey
Hon. A. & Mead
Council hearing on Rainier valley sewer postponed
Property owners crowded the council lobby to object to designating a district for the Rainier valley sewer project but were not allowed to speak. The hearing was postponed a week to be taken up by the sewer committee with Bowen and Gill added. Ex-councilmen James, Kintier, Taylor, Muldon, and HI attended. The sewer payment method will be debated in the committee. The East Queen Anne driveway improvement and the University Street steel bridge project were continued.
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Rainier Valley
Mullen
Bowen
Gill
J. A. James
Abraham Kintier
John Taylor
F. M. Muldoon
Homer M. HI
Queen Anne
University Street
Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Promoted Amid Fire Scene
An indulgent advertisement extols Swamp Root by Dr Kilmer promising cures for kidney bladder and related pains. The article also notes a small house fire at 722 Spruce Street where a coal bucket near a range sparked an alert and firefighters contained the blaze.
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Spruce Street
Ringling Circus Opens at Seattle Fifth Avenue Grounds
Ringling Bros arrives from Everett with 1280 performers and 25 tableau floats for a three mile street pageant. The show features 40 elephants 108 cages and a royal menagerie along with acts from England Italy and Germany. Two days of performances Wednesday and Thursday include afternoon and night shows with tickets at Sherman Clay.
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Ringling Bros
Seattle
Everett
Fifth Avenue Show Grounds
Fifth Avenue
Cedar Street
Cedar
First Avenue
Washington, Washington
Second Avenue
Union Street
Seventh Avenue
Pike Street
Cirews
Ringling Brow
Eldreds
England
Bedinis
Italy
Colinio
Calrona
Dolland
Flying Fishers
Genaro
Theoll
Three Rios
Fortuna Brothers
Tybell
Alvo Tho de Vennes
Jackson Family
Kauffman
Bldreds
Bredinis
Orrin Davenport
The
Hobsons
Reno McCree
May Davenport
Rhoda Royal
Lulu Davenport
John Agee
Mime. Royal
Crazo
Jerusalem
Bie Circus
Fifth Avenue North Circus
Sherman & Clay
Commissioner Smith defends Eaton contract in open letter
County Commissioner L C Smith replies to fraud and conspiracy charges over the Eaton special attorney contract. He states the deal aimed to recover school fund estates, relied on prosecuting attorney advice, and notes a possible judgment error rather than corrupt motive. He emphasizes long ties to King county and taxpayer interests.
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Board of
County Commissioners
L. C. Smith
W. H. White
Commissioner Smith
Mr. Smith
King County
Smith
Paton
County School Fund
Nellie Lawton
Eaton
United States
Cuprem
Scott
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Kilmer & Co
Dinghamton
Kilmer
Hinghamton
Willie
Ling
Hagun
Ringling Circus
Doors OF Seattle
Jean Constantin
Bbc
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