The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 24, 1922, Page 12

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Your Ramed to quiz school and port education, | Week, April 23 to 30, has mot with | please.” tes, and to make recommen: pent wide approval, according to those be. “George H. Tevely, of the law ‘on the special propositions to! FORMERLY. one of Uncle Sam's) hind the movement. Campatgners|firm of Revelle, Revelle & Tevelle, on at the polls May 2, will|*ub chasers, the palatial yacht Rio) are soliciting pledges from individu | 405 New York block. Brother of T. ‘at the league's meeting, Tues-| Bonita, owned by Melville Dollar of als to abstain from the use of tobac: | H. Revelle, U, 8. district attorney.” “Reon, at the L. C. Smith Build | Vancouver, B, C. was docked Mon-|co and alcohol, and to lead clean} “Born where ag restaurant. duy at the Seattle Yacht club. [lives morally. “Maryland. BOYS! Get One of These Wool-Felt, ‘Jazz Caps In Your School Colors FREE! Secure Only Two New Subscriptions to The Star and Be the Possessor of One of These Caps. 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Circulation Dept.—The Seattle Star—1307 Seventh Ave. Taken by OAS Fe wid shop-girl chatter It a joy to hear, and the foollih tailor is unquestionably one of and bie dancing in as funny oa it| ~~ School Candidate - _— No. ] achool{ mount academy name, | Been prac | Years next August.” jana | | \: | burns, in the supreme court in ‘te attempt | to force the Winstead Hésiery Co, to | courts |wtead Co, | John i ult afte = eha on que: the to fi v wap hea ; ina rm a “Irene” at the 0» | # That Bection 11 ity, has become #o well known to all musical lovers of modern and music atie of Dream: the Town,” Klue Gown. “The Talk of melodious favorites which have been tried on everyone's piano, and which never full to captivate the ears of the tired business man, his wife, daughter and lexser acquaintances who may frequent the theater, Altho “Irene” Reattio previously, it is not enough to have lost its appeal, Be "| sides, the present company ix new not only new, but decidedly good There are “no waits, no delays” about | the production, It is up and coming every minute, with laughs, interest ing stage pictures, dance eccentrics ties and all the things that go to make « first-class girland-music hi tn eve 4 E fou | Ue leot Western Maryland! New York universiy ing law in Seattle for 31 college, and « or me of “Married?” HAS TWO CHILDREN IN SCHOOLS “Tam. Have a boy in Ravenna school and a girl in Lincoln high My home in at 1744 E. 62d et 1 think every member of a school board should be a father with ebildren in school, for there in no queation but that gives « man an intimate view of the schools and » better under standing of their problems. If elect ed 1 shail firnt—" “How do you stand on reduction of teachers’ salaries and on toe super Gea’ viewd mystem of study? No, to the first: yes, to the second. Our teachers are getting $1,500 a] 2 year to start, with a raine of $60 « year for 10 years, when they are get ting the maximum of $2,100, This ts an average for the 10-year period of $150 @ month, and that is none too much for « first class, con*clientious teacher It in worth it to have our children—the citizens of tomorrow- trained right “t do believe fm the supervined nyntem of study, for it teaches the child how to apply tts knowledge to the solution of problems.” “All right Now what mying about the first would do if elected?’ WOULD LISTEN TO CRITICS “I would call ® were you thing you) HM! pri upon the critics of the schools to outline what they want done to improve the schools Then I would call in the principals and teachers and go over the sug ented reforms, From this we would determine a plan of study and so on, and then give it a thoro tryout long enough to demonstrate final ly whether it was good or bad. “There ts entirely too much bick ring and spite work in all the crit tclam of the school system, 1 would make the crities come down to cason or keep still. ‘And one more thing. 1 belleve that the schoo! superintendent should have charge of instruction only that the business departments the schools should be under a trained, high-clars manager, who would be responsible directly 10 ‘our school board.” “By-the-bye you are a candidate for the one-year term, Mr. Revelle? ‘That's right—the one year term.” OTHER KNOCK ON SMOKERESS COLUMBUS, ©., April 24.—Agita tors against women smokers have another argument. M Martha Stewart, 78, dozed off while puffing her pipe. She may recover from her me ol the! tn is me rin ? cit ° ( ® a f 3 A ter \Underwear Labels | Declared Illegal WASHINGTON, April {4,—The eral the trad commission today won Wo and on £2 change the labeling wear its under the pol The labels used by .he Winstead Co. were claimed by, the commis: Py) | sion to be deceptive if that they gave Cov buyers the impressioh that garments were made entirely/ef wool. Lower **t held in }avor of the Win- (a) A m el the NE DRINK, ONE PIG, ME GETS 10 RARRINGTQN, Il, April 24 Hays, f@rmer, advertised that he would giv@a drink out of a bond of ed bottle for ghe return of a pig me which had strayed away. He had 10 of) i ? 1922. pigs before Um paper was out an hour, j iPr (Director, Radio Tn Continuing our trip around the | sulting washers. Under or pursnant to Sectign will be ennvally needed irmative yotr of « ment be suber flectora of Fonerel m March, 1 period not days, or by both Keneral municipal election tc day of March, of Its passa 1922, ~officto M. ani Br Sewers, thie this article game are hereby, fOL: P fay By R. L. Duncan Hitute of A erica) clr find is the next step with n wave, we th rth ondenser he purpore of this gap ts to din ge the energy stored up in the denser In the form of radio fre ney oncillations. It also quenches apark—that tm, rent © ts non-conducting state when rey has been passed on on the q ntenna circuit he most popular form of spark in the quenched, It has #everal vy ¢ per plates separated by in ure placed or holder and pressed tight rack RESOLUTION NO, 7007 NOPOSED AMENDM a (Rms. LUTION and PROPOSITION 4 Be. jon 11 of Article IX jay of May, 19% IT RESOLVED NCIL OF TH BATTLE THE city oF of Article IX of arter of the City of Beat- mended to read ae jon 11. The within 4 raise suffie the to carry on that spe the official entt based. in necessary fu tion of the public f ‘The ordi | [appropriation malt cont in conaituting wuch i wpecity in the ote y be the by ereat- fn the fund trom which such printion in made, the same shail provided for in the next succes: tax levy, and must receive - ‘of the totel membership of ity Counell HE If FURTHER RE- that rt v t Hitled | the City of Seattle for the eid day the City Council the Ist of March, 1922. and stened by ia open session in authentication its pee this Ist day of e PHILIP TINDALL, President pro tem. of the City Counet ir ratification or rejection at nicipal election to be he City of Seattle on the f ey. 18 Filed the tet day of March, 1922 " City Comptrotier -offielo City CI Date of first publi W. CARROLL A na ton ie ‘The March 28, 1922. 7036. ttle Star, Seattl RESOLUTION NO. PROPOSED AMENDMENT NO, 2 A RESOLUTION ANT) PROPOSITION amend of the City Charte tion 30 of Article IV Ie, and providing for t oa * genera! municipal bold, see nd day of May. BF_IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY | civil service.” OUNCIL OF THE CITY OF D 8 Section 20 of Article TV o! y Charter of the City of Seat. be amended to rei 4 an follow ection 30. Every ny. general public ordinance | | ly together by means of pressure | bolt The distar p ie not over 1 The sparking surface * between each copper of an inch ide the ga uirtight to prevent leak and sparking which would in the output of the eur 1s abnolutely ag al Each gap requires about 1,2 Using 20,000 volta approximately i7 gaps would be employed Next nt comen the onciliation trans former, consisting of # primary and secondary winding, The primary of this is in the closed efreult (conmint ing of all parts heretofore described) and the secondary is in the open or antenna cirouit function of the onctilation transformer in to transfer the energy rr May, 1922, for their approval or rejection, the following prepesed charter |for the appo amendment: i Filed the tat fo7ot aareh, 1922. W. CARROLL. City Comptroller” ex-officio City Clerk by BE. M, STREFT, Deputy Clerk Date of first publication im The |i Seattle Star, Seattle, March 28, 1922 | RESOLUTION NO. 7096 | PROPOSED AMENDMENT NO. 4 | A RESOLUTION and PROPOSITION to amend ton 7 of Article VIL of the City Charter of the City of | Seattle, and providing for the sub- | mission of such proposed amend ment to the qualified electors of | 4 city for their ratification or! rejection at the general municipal | election to therein on thi and day of May, tei? BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY | COUNCIL, OF THE CITY OF A 1 of Article yy ti thereto s new subdiv' tion 7 (b).” which | cs 13 In the Department | of Pubtie Works, the shall be 8 | Department of ‘Transportation. cad of which shall be the Superin- pene Me of Transportation, be shall not be included ip the slasetf od ety hall be by by and Try The jo Bad and consent of the City Council, f & term, exeppt as herein otherwise | Provided, of three years, and Ro moved by the Mayo notice “of removal with. t “fe | the Su Transportat! ordinance ‘The Superintendent. of | Transportation, saving to the City unecil euch powers af are con- fered upon it by law or charter, have the exclusive manage: . mupervision control of, |and shall operate and maintain the municipal street railway syatem and all plant facilities, shops, buildings and ‘structures appurtenant thereto, other means of portation for hire owned or Op- by the City; and, subject to service rules, shall seek supervise ficers trans orate classified civil service t be removed for cause, he shall, upon t from the office of Super: of Transportation pointed and the last appoin- HL: gubordinate A |from the cloned of ahell th MANY SEATTLE. STATIONS wit try to listen tn ¢ to talk the a empt WIZ phone from at at Oakland Jowark conversation at 4:20 p,m. T clreuit to the open, the wave length of reased or de Hy meann of it either circuit can be inc by the f either the oll When the limit of charge has been f-induet. ance primary or » r in the condenser, it dim charges thru the primary winding of the onc pn transformer across the spark gap ‘This discharge consiete of a num. ber of radio onciliations, the fre quency of which will be increased if inductance ts reduced to the primary winding or decreased if inductance ia added. A reduction in the capacity of » condenser will iikewine increase the frequency of the oxciliation and an Increane in capacity will reduce it NOTICE 10 ELECTORS 1 of Article XX. ga eg Magee jTifvlating the keeping of dors and th tle, provid- nd diaponal providing and employ~ County Humane th ment of the King an ~ ‘approved September ihe BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY O¥ SEATTLE AS FOLLOWS Section 1 That Section 6 of Ordie nance No. 38751, approved September 1918, entitled “An Ordinance reg- ulating the keeping of dogs and ci within the City of Beatth license t thes for pealing Ordinance ved November 29, the same is hereby amended, follows Section 6. ‘That the King County Humane Soclety, « corporation exe 4. under and by virtue of Se tion 2266 to Beetion 2289 of Re Hal Annotated Coder and Statut of the Btate of Wasi it hi ations t female dogs, © found runnin, on ® license tag a eby deciarnd to be 8 public nuisance gna it shall be the duty of seid King |County Humane Society to r and impound ai! such animals. Section 2 That Section 6 of Ordi- nance No. 38751, orereves September 18, 1918, entitied “An Ordinance ulating the keeping of dogs ne cats aittes within the City of Seattl Heense ta: and providing for violations thereof, same is hereby ame aed ‘wo ata follows Section € Tinless an impo animal ie suffering from serous the disease, the ownei t & penalty of On Dollar. ver, th thirty-five cents for each day the anima! has been held after said forty-eight hours. And the owner or keeper upon pres nenta= ‘0 the City ing Bounty of a req be “ounty Humane | ea. shell tea as provided sume collect Human inder the 4 aad herein, shall be ‘paid tar Rs ‘Treasurer as Rereinattay, * Bectiak 3. That Section 7 of pance No. 751, foprerst Sep ed n Ord posing license oe ae P Penalties for violations thereof, Tepealing Ordinance 25745, ap- proved November 29, 1910" be, the ie hereby ame: Section 7. Any for the want of | tose in resume their form: “ag pectively, in th: yelaasified IT FURTHER RE auch proposed amend- | submitted to the qualified | of the City of Seattle for! tif lens jon XY rejection at the the ° im eaid Ci ty on the In dey.ot | May. % $32. PASSED the City Connect! the | notve, th r lacy ot Manes 1923. t. | 1923, ndri ta sonment in the City, Jail exceeding the provisions of be applicable thereto a he same bad been con- ch ordinance IT FURTHER RE- t much proposed amend- be submitted to the qualified ors of the City of Seattle for ir ratification or rejection at the nt said City on the 2nd day of May, the City Council the Ist 1922, and signed by jon in authentication this lst day of March, aaed In open ident pro tem. of the City Council ed the Int day of March, 1922. 1. W. CARROLL, y¥ Comptroller and ‘ity Clerk ‘TREET, Deputy Clerk. publication in The roh 28, 1922, first Star, Seattle, NO. 32 ED AMENDMENT NO. 3 OLUTION and PROPOSITION to mend Article VII of the City Charter of the City of Seattle, by mending Section 1 thereof, and repealing Section 6 and Secon 7 #) thereof; and providing gor the ubmission of auch d mendment to the quead tore of the City of Seattle for their ratificat or wejection at the oneral municwpal election to be eld in the City of Seattle on the d day of May, 1023. IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY OUNCIL OF THE CITY OF 8B- TTLE That Article VIII of the City Char- of the City of 8 be amend: d created, tof: The Cit ineer. Superintendent of Streets and the Superintendent of Water rks, the Superintendent of Light- . the Superintendent of Buildings, such other superintendents, oF in of departments, as may be in Charter denominated members reof, each of whom shall be ap- nted by the Mayor, by and with advice and consent fo the City uncil, for the term, except aa in ee (2) yearn, 2) That Section 6 and Section 7 of said Article VIIT be, and the repealed RB I FURTHER RE VED that such proposed amend- nt be submitted to the qualified otora of the City of Seattle for ir ratification or rejection at the ND eneral municipal election to be held fr the City of pattie on the 2nd day May, 1922. asned the City Council the Ist of March, 1922, and signed by in open seasion in authentication ts passage this Ist day of March, PHILIP TINDALL, ident pre tem of the City be held | which | otherwise provided, of | me in open sene! of ite passage this tet PHILIP TINDALL, nt pro tem. of the City Council. ~ | Filed the ist or of March, 1922 | HL W. CARROLL, City Comptrotier and jex castle, City Clerk. | By Be STREET. Deputy Clerk. | nate sof iret publication im ‘The Seattle Star, Seattle, March 28, 1923. NOTICE TO ELECTORS. Under and pursuant to Section 1 of Article IV ef the City Charter, | there will be submitted to the quali- fied electors of The City of Seattia, the municipal election to be held In said City on the 2nd day of May, 1922, for thelr approval or rejection, Initiative Measure No. 82285, which said proposed measure reads as fol lows Initiative Measure No. 82285 ‘Ordinance No. —— An Ordinance relating to the mu- nicl system of The City declaring the fiscal | city in relation there: u System, pense thereof shail . nearly as may by all who bene- fit thereby: NOW, THEREFORE, RE IT ORDAINED RY THE CITY OF SEATYLE. AS FOLLOWS: Section 1. That from and after the iret day of January following | taking effect of this ordinance, | Lil cont and expense of the main pance and operation of the Munieci- way System of The shall be poe wholly out of revenues of the City of Seat- Ue derived from taxatio Section 2. at from “and after the taxing effect of this ordinance. the City Council of The City of Seat- tle shall annually, in the manner reacribed by law, provide for the evy of P 1 taxable prop- erty of the City of Seattle sufficient to defray the cost and expense of the t nd operation of said Street Railway System for the | 4 ensuing year. dection 3. ‘That the cost and ted pursuant bentance with, the requirements of the laws of t ton or of any thereunto authorized by such law. Section 4. That there be and is hereby created @ fund tobe known | and ignated “Extension nd De elation which the City Council shall monthly, from the gross receipts ‘ee | the munte railway system, amount not exceeding one and one- half (1%) centa for each pay enger, excluat of policemen firemen. The amount thus set hall be expended solely ons and renewal of track and equipment. NOTICE 'TO ELECTORS, | oe URGer aNd purauant to Section 1 of Article TV of the City Charter, there will be submitted to the quali- | fled electors of The City of Seattle, | [at the municipal election to be held | in amid city on the 3nd day of 1922 | Initiative Measure No. said proposed measure reads as fol- own INITIATIVE. PETITION NO, 83908, | the City of Seattle, imposin, for their approval or rejection, 133 83908, which | { humanel. 5 royed or at the discretion ‘od the the King County Humane Society, may be held for a longer person desiring to ol tate ‘said ani- nm payment of mal Heense ree. not ing those provided in Section 6 heres — lon ‘That Section ance No. 38751, ap 1918, title Providing pe: thereof and repealing Ordinance xo 25745, approved November 29, 1910,’ be. and the same ix hereby amended _ topreed as follows: ¢ he King County Hus ty shall keeps record imp 1 before the Ist and lth day of each calendar month pay into the city treasury all moneys received Bee suant to the provisions hereof. King County Humane Society ona receive as and for consideration im payment for its service In enforcin, and carrying out the provisions this ordinance, an amount equivalent te 86% of alls moneys recelved by the City Treasurer from any source whateter, f oe teen, tmpounde ing fees, penalties and charges for dogs, cats and other animals, ag herein provided for, and the cif comptroller ts hereby quthorized § oe to draw and the cit: © pay on or before the ote Gey. of each calendar month a war- rant drawn on the general fun ayable to the order of the sai ing County Humane Society, for An amount equivalent to 85% of the total of all money received by the City Treasurer during the preceding calendar month, from any source whatever, for. license fees, impound- f penalties and charges for nd other animal ree vided herein, The King County mane Soctety shall, upon the takt effect of this ordinance, be permite ted to use, free of charge, for od of two years, or until the sal ciety shall earlier secure new bulldings and equipment of every kind now used In the operation of the city pound, including all land, bufld~ ings and appurtenances thereto, alt all cages, platforms, collars, electrocuting and Ssphyxiating equipment. said Society shall at the end of two years from the taking effect of this ordinance, or earlier, as herein pro= ty said land, the con= ting when sald Society akes over their use, except for nore depreciation. 71, approved § entitled “An Ordin. nee regulating the keeping of dog: nd eats within license ng penalties for and repealing wed Now taxes and provic violations Ordinance to a new section” to be known Section 15, and reading as follows? Section "16. It shall be th of the King County H & corporation, to collect and dispose of all dead dogs and cats found im the City of Seattle, Section 6. if any to or void, such di the validit in after the time {t shall bes wounder the provisions Charter, providing, hows | . that the provisions herein afe ing the King County Human ty shall not take effect or until sald Soctety has fil eptance of the obligations te be performed om its part as bh 4n Ordinance xelating to and brovided. gether with for violations 77