Shields according to the advices!
received here, will come north j
about the middle of this month.
Previously inspectors have beenj
sent to Alaska only once or twice j
a month.
I
WAITRESS IS
FOUND SLAIN
. — !
Body Discovered Under!
Auto Parts—Missing
Since Dec. 22
TACOMA, Wash., March 3.—I
Huddled face downward under the!
covering of rusted auto parts, the j
body of Mrs. Grace Stonquist. ho-.
tel waitress, has been identified by
friends. The body was found last
night. The coroner said death J
came from a blow over the left!
eye. She had been missing since |
December 22.
Huge Icicle Perils
Many in Hotel Lobby1
CHICAGO, March 3.—A score of
persons narrowly escaped serious j
injury when a twentyTfive-pound!
Icicle crashed through the sky
light and into the Io'oby of the,
Great Northern Hotel. The icicle j
struck a davenport, bounced thirty!
feet, crashed through the window]
of a shot store, and cut John M. |
Tourog, fifty-one, salesman, on the'
ankle, ,
COUNCIL MEETS
TONIGHT; MANY
ARE TO ATTEND
Improvement District Ordi
nance Creates Stir Among
Property Owners
At its first March meeting, to
be held this evening in Council
Chambers in City Hall, the City
Council will take up for final dis
position the ordinance authoriz
ing the establishment of improve
ment districts for permanent
street betterments and sewer in
stallation. This bill has had its
first two readings.
Allen Shattuck, former President
of the Chamber of Commerce and
leading realtor of the city, yester
day at the Chamber of Commerce
meeting, declared the ordinance
vested the Council with unlimited
power of taxationr Snd urged prop
erty owners to study the bill so
they could voice their views to the
Council this evening.
