The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 21, 1922, Page 14

STAR FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 1922. ; PAGE 14 THE SPATTLE a _—. : - ¢ JUST SEND THESE A CHITKIIUL| he Weet Beattie Congregational | %— i0Ne WANED "| SHUTIN GETS TYPEWRITER F | ISSAGK evurch, 44h ave. &. W. and FIM ot Wil West a ‘ | The BE. W. Hall Typewriter Go, RS. ALVAH H, McORBARY, Uniess you are, or have been, a | ext Beattie autotsts | | supplying Claud P. Bwing w — 4 If you are interested in bringin please volunteer their cars to | " ith wo of Philadelphia, who says sout-in, you cannot realize how much | | | | typewriter, #0 Claua can type fj Ane |Cheer and sunshine a bright mun-|heer to the shutina, we want you| | take shutins to West Seattle | | own stories and thus occupy be Betiing che could say for Tan! Jahiny letter or card brings to the|to be present, for on this occasion | | ¢ a race mage church for the | | time in a more remunerative wy would be half good enough after | | Des rtment for Seattle Shut-Ins and Their Friends, Appearing Every F |xhut-in, Drop @ card to these: Mra! we hope to organize @ Sunshine| | 7. ok at ednesday? Phone | | that would otherwiae be wearisome | ee meee in The Seattle Star Charles Pools, 124 Mt. Ve +| guild to co-operate with us in bring: |p —~ | Ho te & cripple trom infantile paral. |) SM has brought back her health. aos Pang et ge Bag ae Aw |ing more happiness into the Byes ee di - |thony, Route on nenton, Ft. |v - 7 a Va a EDITED BY DR. FRANK Re LOOPE 11; Mra, R. M. Copper, Hox 101, New| °F We West Bentilo shutina Shut-ine reeeiving radio sets Ww Dr . Phone Capitol 2 Iman, N. Y.; T. HM. Byers, RF. Dy HAPPY SHOTIN this week are Mary FE. Porter oman ‘owns in e Dinube, Cal | | Little Miles Shamberger ie one of| 84 HE Parker (blin®, A loud Rain-water Tank] | A laugh is fast Wee sunshine, Hammond, Fred Songfelder, Dina W.) like opening a vast new vista to 4 > OF NKS Seattle's happiest shatins, for, thru| spemker set will be installed in HOVE, Pngiand . to yebi orke Dear: | ON6'® Vision, Aa I lsten to the manic CARD OF THA? Mra. Jennie L. Boott and Mra, J. W ; England, April Slits @ It freakens ali the dey Brown, Herbert Webb, George I We want to thank King county t ire. J. W the near future at the county | William Batten slipped in rain ir It tips the peak of fe with Me | vorn, Fred Lamping, Harry McDon-| Sin to me Out OF nee ind | hospital for thelr extreme Kindnesa|; Tt he ls now riding comfortably | hospital where are 209 aged or | water tank she was cleaning endl | & And drives the clowds owe? | |old, D. K. McDonald, Dr, 8. B. Mar The Mus the abhieres.” Most | Ue during the fire here, They | "is wn Palm Beseh wheel chair.’ tafirm shutine, drowned in 10 inches of water, ” St The cont grows sted ti at o~ jon, FR. BL Bower, A. A. Tremper, | arreotionately came and took us all up to the hos. | 4 $3 ind fosle Ue courage & Carl Reiter, H. J. Murphy, W. A. . - pital and they couldn't do enough A laugh is just Wee sunshine, all MARY ELIDA PORTER. [Pn iy making us eomfortable. be In cheering folks alone eee a Bat | ‘The onderties and nurses were very to . ge! MARY “SUNSHINE” HAPPY WE WANT TO COOPERATE | attentive, giving us every attention M || To the kind friends who have| Will the Welfare, Sunshine and | possible J n all ' WILL AID SHUT-INS | | ptaced a phone in my room: I wish| Helping Hand sick committees of all 1 INTY HOME wi Miss Vera Dayton Qook will {hin thanking you that I could ex: | Seattle lodges, churches and clubs INMATES. present Mrs, Jessie Lawrence | | press, so that you could fully grasp | please take notice that thin depart preg d | Hagerman to» damen Whit | |ail that it means to me, tho great | ment wishes to cooperate with them| WEST SEATTLE SUNSHINE | cont) Riley recital Monday, at | | food of fresh interest, sunshine and in bringing cheer to your shutina. | xt Wednesday at 2 p.m. Weat! Ap m, at the YW. OA A entertainment, which you have! Publicity will not be given or namen | Soattio shutins and thelr friends are : collection wilt be taken for the | |caused to pour into my life It ‘mentioned where not desired Invited to attend a radio party at | : benefit of the Shubin fund of | , ee areenng the Sunshine guild, The pew (ADVERTISEMENT) : b ' i The t | se { | Under and purmnant to Section 1 of Article XX. of the City Charter, reeviating the keeping of dogs and prices are guaranteed for our Seattle Stores, but prices in our | there will be submitted te the qualified electors of The City of Seatsie,| [ele in | ing for the eallestion mae onal at the municipal election te be held in said city on the tnd day of |of'ail dead dogs and cain ocostttae May, 1922, for their appreval er rejection, the fellowing propesed charter for the appointment and employ- stores outside of Seattle are, however, correspondingly low. ns of the King County Mumane | ’ : ott scent Min” “Une amendere ni a sorporation. as pound- | Kellogg’s Krumbles 1 4c Del Monte Apricots ite Datel Baby.” 3 Sadroame sembeanies was, | Wea te tae tarot Maren. 1938 SORE Spproves. Baptember 18, | —per package ..... sate MNO, 2 CBR... cc cccccccccece! 3c A RESOLUTION and PROPOSITION to amend Section 1! of Article IX] Oty Com! y Charter of the City of 7 RESOLUTION NO. Te0t mast and Ordinance | | | | Lisper,” “My — Philosophy,” “When De Folks Is Gone,” ot “Jonesy,” “Almost Beyond En- Beattia, durance,” “Afterwhiles” and || —™ e %, and ex-officte “ow harry Pep RE LOD, Wwe A A Bia on a Date of fret publication in The Seattle Mar, Geattin March 96 1998 NO 8 anes SOE Kellogg’ ellogs'¢ Krumble Bran 2()¢ | Pineapple, Broken Sliced] Qe pee! SEES rey “The Prayer Perfect.” : | 1 ipal elect te be REROLUTION NO. Tes ind aE : m4 a a ReSius oe end] mot ek Awirbaient hen «| ise Ty tislealone WRaveor: SHREDDED WHEAT 19 SARDINES g As 0 A RESOLUTION and PROPORITION | 57, ~ Dr. F. R, Loops, De IT RESOLVE my remarry |“ ve amend tection T'ef Agticle ys| ease = By —per package .............. CC] —in tomato or mustard— Dear Doctor: Allow me teem §= COUNCIL OF THE CIT Ld ef the City Charter of the City of TTLE: Beattie, and providing for the eub- ud Be tend my sppreciation te the | SRA J i 4 iding for th 1-lb. oval cans. That Section T1 ef Article TX ef| mission of such proposed amend: tThoats| ,ment to the qualified slestore of for the ‘bouquet of handsome | {N° s.\Zmcniad te reed as Follows ‘auld city for their ratifiealon or roses given to mo last Wednes ction LL The City € as folie eball rejection at the gyreral municipal “It is just glorious to have my | 4 © meaith back, and in my opinion there; “Statins,” particularly yeurselt, is nothing I can say about Tanlac | ee Red Spring Salmon 1 2b would be half good enough.” said annually, within the time specified | ¢! nto be held therein on the . rs. Alvah H. McCreary, 1531 lo| #4 ay night anes. mien. oy law, by ordioance, fix the rate y of May, 1922, flat can ... 2. ees eee eee St, Philadelphia, Pa.: DOROTHY C! SE toca XS Soiietied and levy ‘the | we tt RESOLVED DY TIM CITY | slared te the official peun eer two years 1 had ali the mis - — ‘Thes Theater. Property. CoUNCIL OF Ti city or Reve rt of the City of Seattia. and POS pe fe in the city,| SEATTL: tr That Section 7 4 Arua OA the City Char adding ther by employed for the purpose ot Tying qut and enforcing e ore | Visions of this ordinance, and ail | eats and female | at large witheoat | ¥ erable and agontzing symptoms that . > with a bad case of stomach trou-| ~ WILKES SERATER FANS > § Ble. Althongt I lived on the strict-| Col. Braten, manag leat kind of dict I suffered torture} Wilkes theater, had as his guests a = % trom indigestion and finally my | P“°ty of 14 shutins Wednesday eve- Whee systern seemed to give way, | Bing. These theater parties are an | “I certainly know how to appre. | pspiration and help to every shut-in = elate the wonderful blessing of good | ¥bo attends and stay With them for | health and 1 have such confidence in | 44¥*. that I wish it was In my pow-| | @ to put a bottle of it in the hands | *— Of every sick man, woman and child} | | M0 that they might take it and get | Well and strong, as I have done.” Taniac i» sold In Seattle at Rar. » teli's drug store and by leading drug- “Eiste ever everywhere.— Advertisement, | CASSANN MH. _17e| Geared Re Or. ON rede nr SOE levy shall be ther purpose That Keetion ¢ of Ord. eee rt in approves & a * a, jon shall contain t x EASTER RADIO PARTY =| ROEM the facts constituting such the City Counell, for ay ot Sonica, seas nee (a Miss Mabel Long and Miss | emergency, shall specify that In the |g term except as hereim otherwise | fur wtoletions thereet. end’ y | te event a deficiency be thereby creat~| provided, of three yeare, and whe ing Ord) N. . —_ ieac Beene were, aarvied fund from which such ap-|inay be removed by the Mayer by | ing Ordinance 16143." approved bape rnd A S MUSTARD 30c iar -ip ory mn a ppc a PE WESSON OIL 53c —per quart LI r the bedside of Mise Mary Has | Briation is made, filo notice sf removal with the } | kina, 111 N. 60th st., om Master, | be'pr rovided for in the next succeed. | City tbeuncily He shail be « member ie 2 heree mended to read’ as | when a large party of friends as | im x levy. of the Hoard of Public Works fection & Ons } lirmative vote of at. least Salary of the Superintendent of intone | sembled to hear the Easter radio fourths of the total membership ‘oe Transpo ation shall | the Clty Council erdinance ‘The program. 16 65 DO OE A * »” he RTHER RE | Bombay Educator to * eae ech go, Vias sven Qronpecd amma, Speak at Luncheon | tba submitted to the. @ ° ef the City of Dr. G. L. Joshi, dean of the depart.| ‘Monday evening at § o'clock at t wit ratification or rejection ‘mont of English literature at Baroda |*e Y. W » 5. i ye "1 oe ‘al org ection te be held Cook wilt allen Vjeeate Law. | ae,’ “ity s' jo og eens ee college, Bombay, India. was to speak | O° Lis , oe May, 1923. iting st neca germa: James Whit- Passed the City Ceonetl the tet ae meas i ag hang posers miey jee Pi a love offe @ay of March, 1922, 4 atened by } “Ne re in} | meres on “New Forces ‘emear FOR URE ¢er CPOkNsere tee BENE SE TSES * An antral than forty-aleht hours. an e4di- Hana! charge pualt be paid. not ox- ceeding thirty-five ce 7, ‘he anima! bas been ola cher tation for hire own — ferty-eight hours. the “by the City] ama, mansece te sald owner of keaper upon presenta lee rules, shall appo’ tom te the City Comptrolier of re. supervise and wentrol a oF ‘ounty Némane | te phere munfeipal ell piact structures " in open seasion in authentication "Old India.” Dr. Joshi is the first | Will be taken and the proceeds given of’ ite pasaage this ist day of Hindu to be craduated from an aa shut-in fund of the Sunshine | March, 1922 pura fnpatt. fy“ eaemeetetee American college. being a graduate - aid | -wrestaent pre tern of the Clty [Fears Sak 'cmy control 4 cla Cc 5 * © - es \HANNAN. EVENS CARD PARTY! Pret the a day of March, 1978 monet cme mentcipal ote | PEERLESS CORN 1 TREE TEA (Ceylon) A benefit nd t i be given . W. CARROLI, wey system of such other meane of | id i Jat the Panama cafeteria, 1416 Third C1Y Comptroller ana Franeportation for Ohira. He ahait|f —an exceptional value, can.... 4c —black, ¥;-Ib. pkg tS Pete’ caee Caer pe aaah oleae atl Shyest Novelist Jave, one week from today. ‘Tickets *Hoffiele Clty Clerk. | jhase gash other eddies ry TREE TEA J Beattie Star, Beattian March Pg ine may eee by ordinanen ¢ japan) cane the me 35 oe bs H be th to Wed Colonel |""' i RB Retaaiee coco See Sar be GUILDFORD, England, April 21.| AUTOISTS CARRYING SHUTINS Repos urrow NO_ T1695. eiaesified etvi) Miss Ethel M. Dell, known && “the C. EK. Smith, Jotlus Scharb | PROPOSED AMENDMENT NO. 2 aye ge world’s shyest novelist” Deeause she| meaa, P. J. Andervon, Harry JTION AND PROPOSITION PUMPKIN 15c pes am S FOWDER 200 —per can .... WwW ; P NEW YORK CORN 2c] _—areen, vice and shalt not | he keep he shall, mpow |cata within the it buper- | Poring liceree ta: ndant of Transpo m, reayme | Penalties for rte former position In the chasatfied | peaking Orain n vervice! and the last appointes| Proved De the position fram whicl portation | as follows: appoin- | | Seetion t Any animal tmponndad “hare: | cor the went Meanee tag Peo ormer posi-| which ie not tedestmed “withtn ‘th rts and cosmetics all combine to |%++—————-_____________g| | ind day of May, 193% the classified | specified time shail he hamanely de- ees 8S con MEETIN RESOLY Tir crrr |e royed or at ¢ } mae women of all ages young ang|| SUNSHINE GUILD MEETING | | PY. ST RESOGUER DE Grrr OF | want Be of FURTHER ne | King Cownty Jt tractive in appearance. Not until|| Account of yesterday's guild |SOLVIED. that such proposed amand-| be held for « lon fhe telltale wrinkles become 90 deep, || meeting comes to us too Inte for [mot be enbmitted to ‘the qualified | person. desiring e. ee : do #0 upon Bt the figure stoops, or some ailment or | Dublication this week and will | their ratification oF rejection at the | license tax and char not exceed. | eakness develops to drag « woman|| fective due attention in our neral mentetpal ton t ing thene provided in Section ¢ here- | . n next issue, down does she really look her age. | nance ve fod day of er Sti May, Every wornan owes it to herself en 4 mi and her family to keep herself young ™ Reetion MEE EEE was never interviewed or photo- ts engaged to marry Col _ George Savage. Fiset, Dr. L. 0. Fiset, Charies | x pannel Sara Ham, Ford West Side agency, | S73" tty NO OLD WOMEN NOWADAYS | Butterworth Ambulance Co, | rejection at the eee Modern dress, hair dressers, facial slection to be held th [Superintendent ef Tri wae appointed and the | osiions subordin Libby's Sliced Beets 43 gen eS Rr re Cc BORAX SOAP CHIPS 33¢ ee PTE oc <oeccsnssi SWEET POTATOES 23c VABSED the City Counet! the tot | ooatetets No. 38751 of March, 192% and signed by P =| me tn open easel: ‘authentication | tember 18, 1918. ent eee PSSPRESTZS 252 eeece : yhe ENTERTAIN § N h viola. the keeping ef is nce, and happy. When | ENTERTAIN SHUT-IN | patting euch viols- | of Ite passage this ist day of March, | fans" 4.12 Same arte of large cam... 2.0... ee cece Headaches, backache or “the blues’ The Sunday school children of the 933, Beattie Fe . a gullty of a mis | PITLIP TINDALL. attin. imposing license taxes an IL I = develop or when a woman reaches |Christian Alliance «church enter | Gemeanor Upon conviction aent tom. of the City preveeme — tes for violations | PALMO) VE SOAP ' the trying age from forty-five to! tained Albert Studaman with songs| thereof, shall, unless otherwise pro Pegetoent {herent an sling Orainance No fifty, Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable |on Easter Pe Ry By gO A eh tay of March, 1988. be Vege 191 —per bar ...........ecee sede Compound may be depended upon to pill 58d | Hundred ($100.00) Dollars, of tm- lost Co Comptrotier and _ keep her tm health as it hes so many} RADIO FUND FOR SHUT-INS | prisonment in the City Jatl for a) oe caetietn City Clerk. Beriod not excending thirty (30) /hy eA STRERT. Depaty Clerk days, or by Both such fine m- | Date of firet publication in ‘The |Beattle Star, Seattian March 28, 1922. CAMPBELL’S BEANS 12c WES Co.'s Glycerine Other women whose letters we are Grows continually publishing in this paper. Hazen J. Titus, J. H. Carter, Stan > —Afdivertinement “ley Griffiths, Witmont H. Lilly, Ea ~ fae any provision tn referei but the provisions HOTICE TO ELECTORS. Under and pursuant to Section 1 3 tien shall b < - y of earl fully ott | Shape" Wilt we autimitied te'thereuall:|tranety sirivonsss iment wit? CAMPBELL’S SOUPS 10c| IVORY SOAP % A fled electors of The City of Meattie, | suant to the provisions hereof. ent —all kinds, can............... &, SOLVED, that such lat the municipal election to be hel King County Humane Society ment be submitted to the qualified In sald City om the Ind day of May. | rece clectors of the City of Seattie for 1982, for their approval their ratification or rejection at the Initiative Measu ’ meneral municipal eicction to be held faid proposed meam In said City on the 2nd day of May, | lows 1922. 42 and for consideration Tetection. | payment for ite service in enforcin whieh |and carrying out the provisions reads a4 fol- | this ordinance. an amount equivalen t 5% of all ig 7EL-LO ao 10c ae COFFEE oneye received by the) | Initiative Measure Ne #2385 City Treamu: from any ares eee eee ee ee eee 4 aay ate me O i Counett me. sr B oe Ban pape BW ond. car -- me, n nance relating m dom, ta 4 ? wets Stamagera Lociared aneae [sips tay aeeame et Zee Oy | kaka Geert Hath he VAN CAMP’S PORK INSTANT POSTUM |polley of the etty im relation there- directed to draw and the city tre & BEANS, large can large package . Po ae eeeeeee 4 Progident’ pre tom. of the City Whereas, tt ie to the public inter | eo" of eteh catan dar meng ne 1O ame. a i p Filed the let day of March, 1932 Saat nen c Finca! police In’rei: (rant @rawa on the general avable to the order of the ing County Humane Society. Sn amount equivalent to 8i% of thy total of all money recelved by th City Treasurer during the preceding tion to the Municipal Street Rallway | whereby the cost and ex- ‘thereof aball be borne, as may ba by all whe bene- H. W. CARROL ity Comptroller ~x-officto City Cuerke ty BM. STRERT. Deputy ere. | nearty t Ven Gumvis Seeshet Sea et ae a = Date of first pabli in The| ft there’ Toe ealondar month, fro: eh tle Star, Seattle, March 28,1922.) wow roe, for ligense teen, impouna im OW o ¢ ie und- % i te BO %e ORD LITEE ay TRE Ory orgiieans, foes, mecuna || Wan Camp’s Catsup HERSHEY’S COCOA { RESOLUTION NO. 1993 OF SEATTLE, AB FOLLOWS dors cate and other antmals ax pro-| —large bottle ............ Yy-Ib, PROPOSED AMENDMENT NO, 8 Section 1. That from and after herein. The King County Hu-| Ree ee ss F —-Ib, can . tee ceee . USSOLUTION and PROPOSITION to) the firet day of January following | mane Society shall, upon the taking! mend Article VIII of the {fect of thin o City |the taking effect of thie ordinance, Inance, be permit-| by of charee, a! ra. or until the securn Van Camp’s Tomato Soup 9c Regal Baking Powder | 43¢ USED CARS by | p ge oy ling Section 6 and Section |RAl Street Hallway Syetem of The neiaty shal, ity ie eof; and providing for the of Beattie shall be paid wholly | buildings uipment of ey ¥ jon of such prevosed | out of revenues of the hy of Seat. | kind now naed in the operation of the amendment to the qualified elec- | te derived. trom taxation ity pound. Including all land, bulld tore of the City of Beattle for their| | Section 3%. That from and after |ings and appurtenance thereto, automobile. ratification or rejection at the|the taxing affect of thia ordinance all cages, p Fineral muntetpal election to be| the City Council of The City of Sent: | chains, ropes, collars slortrocutin eld in the City of Seattle en oe le shall annoally, in the bef ye a pophy sietiog equipment. The ® Van Camp’s Chili Con Borden’, Carne, No. 1 can 12c] Milk per cae "(22 ES and day of May, 1922. renerived by law, provide for t 4 Bociety shall at the end of two AE IT RESOLVED BY THE crry |Tevy of « tax upon all taxable prop- | xeare from the taking effect of thia| COUNCIL OF THM CITY OF EM-|erty of the City of Beattie sufficient | ordinance, or earlier, as herein pro. | ative tas ene eypeituntty QUNC 207, cf, the City of Beattle sufficient | Orda neti ee Ter tae: city Tole kez Wan Camp’a Chili Sauce Rogers’ Baking Powder for the man who is af all interested ‘That Article VITI of the City Char-|the maintenance and operation of | buildings and equipment in the con-| —16-ounce bottl Cc 2i i tor of the City of Seattle be amended | said Street Railway System for the| dition existing when said Society ce © eee eeeeees —l-pound can Cc in driving one of the later model in the following respects enauing year. | takes over thelr une, except for “nor: | . { F (1) That Section 1 of said Article| @ection 2. That the cost and ez-| mal wear, tear and deprecia piBArTrn Braick automobiles, There is » grew. VIET be amended to read as follows: | pense of maintenance and operation. | Section 6m Ordinance | No Ld 110-7 REMONT DisTRICE ATTLE ection 1. A Board of Public |aa deed in thie ordinance, shall be | 28761, approved Sept D i mie ae Dodd, ing demand for wed ears priced from Works 1s hereby created, which computed pursuant to, and in ac-jentitied “An Ordinal regulatin | Rte) st * ie *RNinon, Mer) Sc774 Blewett Ave. CH. D. Kerr, 4334 yen al ‘Alaska (SM with, the reanirements of | the keeping of dog oats within jace Public Market-—pown- stairs (G. O. Kekolan 4201 Fremont Aya (RD. Scar- 250°C Calttornia, Av. (BR Coles hall consist of: The City Enginesr,'| cordan t d $306 te $800, and as our stock of thin he Superintendent of of Washing. | the City of Geattl 6 the J f the Stat 1 | , si “ern the Superintendent of Water | ton or vat any commission or bureau |taxee and Provic sa tor |p Wertlake, pubtia Market “Chi borough, Mer.) man, Mer) 7 yal dai ovdagesgn ort Gapentetenk eal ar Duiltnnn | Bestion. 4. That there te ane te} Ordinance No.4 na repealing |M south Bnd Publte Market (W. Le $5ty and Greenwood GF. Rivera. #524 14th ‘Ave: South CW. D. Bie owners of 1916, 1917, 1918 and 1919 by arintendents. or hereby created @ fund to be known | vetnber 29 1910." be, and the sam 805 inten Btrek cy. ¥. ows Mer.) soe, Mgr.) ti HS ads of depart ¥ jand designated as the “lixtension|i# hereby amended, by adding there- joleman, Buieks, and other standard makes, D Charter Gensanthated End Depreciation Reserve rund. fnto | to is new acetion’ tr be known aa | Taian aa: eS 233 Brendway foe e coe aha Onion DE ual ‘cot, bh of who hall be ap- | whic he City Counel! shall set aside, on 16, and reading as follows a iIsTRICT ir vans, te bring their cars in new, while the ointed by the Mayor, by and wits monthly, from the gross receipts of | ae ion 16, It shall be the dut: bas and 14th N. EB. (C. W. Secord, Me he advice and consent fo the City |the municipal railway system, an/ef the King County Humane Society, | market ig most active, } na aay for the term, except as ig [Amount not excoeding one and one. |a corporation, to collect and dispore| fm 1006. ‘en St North (C. B Rupla, 7h, Mastiake Ave: HF. Caldwell 331 a Rive. Norh Beth Buth this article otherwise provided, of |half (1%) cents tos oagh pay pass | of Hf oad, dome end eats found i Me er.) Mer.) three (2) years | ten exclusive of policemen and|the City of Seattle nan. ARD DisTruICcT ENTON HILL Teh Ave. Weet and West McGraw (3) Thal ‘fection 6 and Section, 7| firemen. The amo t'aside| Section 6 ‘That if any section, | 6419 Tian 1390 Pine . Marquardt, i (a) df anid Article VIII be aad the | shall be expended solely ‘exten. |sub-section, sentence, clause ot | Mer) ard Ave. (ingo Gamlem, epee ee (D. Roy Johnson, Mgr.) mall kn comenion fiona and ronewal of track’ and| phrase of this ordinance tn for ang | WOONLAND Pa 92,0 Bogen ape Ave ¢ hi If FURTHER pp. | equipment Teanon held to be uncon titu tion 717 Groanwood ark roe got b: TAnn DisTRicr Slack, shth proseped seecae iin or void, much decision ahall Sree ve. (0. W. Ad- Bas Ave. (W. C Adkison, Jo! mitted to the qualified NOTICH TO CTORS foot the validity of the res un Mer. Portion of this ordinance. the City of Seattle for] Under and pursuant to Section 1) POL Gh OF shia om " KIRKLAND ft, 479 oes rag : A otto’ at thin ordinance > 1 eatection at the of Article Ye ent Re jty, Charter, shal Caice ‘orrect and ‘be “In ‘Yor Market and Picadelll st @B & gna gana Market se a B, Comba, 1 “| eters of 7 ss 4 rom and after the time it shall be: Mer. - 2nd day vg Rape ia By City of Beattie, come ® law under the provisions of EVERETT, WASH. UBURN, WASR. a the City Council the Ast in said city on the 2nd day of May, |‘ 7 . New Wai ee .. Next to Mission rt March, Ihe, and! ened, hy | 1895: for thelr approval oF rejection, gver, that the provisions herein ‘af Howstt and Oaks St (TE. Moty Thee “Gy, Bckas, Mer) Ad: me in open aeamion ntication | In ve Meamure No. , whic "TACO! mee of its passage this ist day of March, | aid proposed measure reads as fol- eel), nat take a i aS a] BREMERTON, WASH Sanitary Acoma, aut. hd r 1922. . lows: ; its acceptance of the obligation to 4th Ft gbite Market (D. C. Cow- fonts ee Market R LD ATAy INITIATIVE PETITION NO, $3908 | be performed om its part as bereja| , , Mar.) Prewideut piv vem of the City Aa Ordi oe relating to and! provided