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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-05

Hamlet frirkinr up skull - Tcis-
phone Monopoly That skull had
teeth IN IL and could lite once. 10
might BE the pate - a combine that
rahh1i the peopis % this sown.
Hofatib-ft might. ms lid.
Hafulsf- utd these bones cost tho
strenuous taua - the solid seven.
but % play at iogxats with emf I
will speak t. this fellow. How long
viii corpse lie q the earth ore T.
rot
First uravefiEEer fgrinninzl-r
faith. n ell - not rotten before hs
de. as paa the case with this -crpss.
al wiii last ynu some eight year ~
nine year Here's q skull nos THIS
skull hath lain n earth fuu three
ard twenty yvafu.
Hhulat Whose vas ~
FIRST GraveaiHEer This tams
skuii. slr. vas Teisphrue Monopoly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-05
inaugural nsIl.

WARRINGTON. u. C., March s..
The inaugural bail aas a grand sue
cess au4 exceeded anything of the
kind ever heretofore attempted. The
electric light effects were daKrlinH
ard the gowns worn we're OF the lat
st and most expensive creations.
Mira Mr Is nisy wore n most beau
tiGsi white satin gown. made for the
occasion. Like all the gowns made
for zlra Mckinney. % "a hish IN the
neck and long ia the sleeves The
skirt. which 10 made with an Inn
meuEe train. was trimmed with two
broad ruTisH u point lace. The bod
ice vas a deep color % point lace IN
the bach. which crossing The should
go. extended haif way down the
front on either side, forming a re-
we're Ike eject. opening on n vest OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-05
HUMANE SOCIETY.
Special officer Ridgeway Renders
interesting Report.

J. w. Rldgeway, special Humane
Society officer, mnAe his FIRST report
20 that body last night at meeting
held IN the parlors Of the Rainier
Grand hotel During the past month
MIR. RldReway has ordered two sur
fering animals Killed; restored two
lost children 90 their homes and
has prevented a number Of cases Of
cruelty 20 animals The special Of
fcer has also made himself known
10 fenmsters. contra ctors and others
who have animals In charge and a
great deal Of cruelty has been pre-
vented.
After the report resolutions Of re-
speet we're passed for the late Jer-
ome Catlin, who was n member Of
the society. Miss Beulah Carey
was unanimously elected collector Of
the society. Resolutions % appre=
citation were passed for Mrs. Fiske.
the actress. who recently became n
life member OF the aoclety. The
Headquarters Of the special officer
will hereafter be AZ police head
quarters. al complaints left there
win be attended 20 by Officer Ridge
way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-05
omclals Explain.

A. the health Office this morning II
was ascartained that there had been
a case ~ smallpox at 1921 Third ave-
nue., and that tho house had not been
guaranteed. The patients name
was Mics May Shirley, and she IL at
the penth0u8e az the present time.
The house Was fumigate1 Feb. p.
She was attended by pr. Hinkle.
IN regard 70 ths case Of smallpox
81 l2s North HsrWoaf avenue. refer
red % by Mr.. kraut, health officers
state that the patient. whose name Is
j. W. TagRart, was attended by D..
4. w Johnson. 1T II the duty Of
the city physician to Investigate and
quarantine ouch caaea. but when n
physician il IN attendance. II f. not
necessary for him to make daily Wis
It's 10 the house" eaid Inspector
Trash this morning
The inspectors 81 the health office
stated that II Was not necessary to
quarantine every ease ~ ama llpox.
~ IL the rule, they say - simply
close the room that WIS occupied by
the pstisnt, and fumigete the prem
'tssg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-05
He struck His sister.

Mrs. Murdoch saw the defendant
strike HIS sister. Later the girl came
running TO the house of the witness
crying: Save me. my brothers. go
Ing to XIII me-"
city Tailor Corning. who conversed
with the accused after the deed, said
that seaton had denied that he was
insane others called stated that
the defendant seemed rather 20 boast
of his deed.
II will be remembered that the ac-
cused man, on the afternoon OF Dec.
6 last, made brutal assaults upon i've
who were on the premises at the
time, killing hts uncle, Dan Richards
almost succeeding In killing three
others. His first attack n alleged 90
have been upon his sister, whom he
later declared to be n disgrace 10 tho
family, In that she associated with
certain persons whom he dlaliked.
After he had once begun his work
he Is alleged 10 have said that he
might rs we'll hniah them OIL. lie
made his next attack upon Hazel
and Myrtle Hapgood, two little chill
dren who were visiting his mother.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-05

Today II was ascertained from po-
lice sources that a woman. prior
20 being removed 70 the pesthouse.
from a rOoming house at the south
west corner Of Third aveuus and
Spring street. lay IN her room al the
aforementioned place for over a
week with smallpox. McKeehnie, IL
Is said. was notified and informed
the roomera in the house that h
would not quarantins the place. but
that they had better get vaceinated.
a police officer who anw the ambu-
lance from the peathouae drive up
and take the woman away, stated
today that the house had never been
quarantined. lie also said that a
woman who roomed IN the house left
after learning that there had been
smallpox there and that the land
lady had refused to permit her TO
remove her trunk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-05
wasted His Time.

GOV. Rogers has vetoed the reap
pnrtionmant bill and the senate at
once passed IL over his veto.
The general appropriation bill was
introduced by the committee on ap-
propriations. owing TO the fact that
this was the last day fur the intro
ductlon Of new bills. IL was Inn
mediately rocommitted 10 that com
mittee FOR completion. Several Of
the items. notably the appropriation
for the university, have not been
The senate passed n hin changing
the name of the Washington Agrts
cultural College and Experimental
station and School Of Science to the
state College 81 Applied Science.
In tho house this afternoon Pue-
kotrs bill providing that railroads
OF more than o miles in length IN
this state shall not charge more
than 3-ccnt passenger rate, was
defeated by n vote OF 20 10 10,
senator Fairchid's bin providing
that "a voter shall be able TO read
ana write, passed the house. The
bin does not apply 20 present voters
INIT those who come into the state
after tho bill shall have become law.
GOV. Rogers viii appoint one bnr-
bcr examiner each from Seattle,
spokane and Tacoma. and will net
upon the recommendation Of the To-
cal unions.
II has been officially announced
that state Librarian Herbert Bash
ford OF Tacoma win be succeeded by
II. =. Cnllison, editor OF the Chehalls
Advocate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-05
MOSER is
CONVICTED

PEKIN. H., March Sam No
ser. the confessed murderer Of his
wife and three children. vas found
guilty this morning and sentenced %
twenty-one years Ia prison. TIE
case was otherwise noted because q
the alleged influence the neN
Auiah religious sect maintains
over itH members. Nossrs father
and relatives. refused help The
murderer also claimed he killed his
family on account ~ the persecution
81 the church. but aii evidence on
that account was ruled out hY the
court The principal feature % Mo-
ser'H allegations was that h was
expelled because he showed affection
for his children. witch is against
the rules q ths church. The defense
claimed this drove him insane.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-05

skull. tho solids sevau'H good friend.
Hamlet This
First GravsdiEaer-E'sa that
Hamlet me 80 takes the
Hkuill. Alas. POOR sunset knew
him. Horatia. A fellow a. limitleas
uiekeia. and = most excellent divt-
dend producer. and nov. murdered
~ be vas 10 the rahhls which russ
In rebellion AseInaf him. how alb
hnrred IA my inlaNtna fiau Il = hitre
hung those dErAta that Ws have COW
stad / knoW not how eft. WhsF~
be your dividends uowf nour
nickelsf Your stock Wafaff tn
periuua monopoly dead and 'urnsi
l. clay. might stop a hole - keep tha
wind a3a8 Hut soft iiut soft
ASIDE Here come nnds. Doc crif n
ton. little Ainh0nH hyers and the
cgurttsrH and ether uagurnerA
tAoft muatn1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-05
ALI. GOES
ON NICELY

BERLIN. March kin the Reich
stag today Chancellor Xau Huelow
declared that the Accession 81 king
Edward IN England has made no
chungc. whatever IN the relations
~ the two countries. Referring -
the Kaiser hcztowal Of a decoration
On Lord Roberts the count said that
the King II Prussia had a right 10
hestow such evidences OF royal faV-
~. but that the particular act was
% no political significance whatever.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-05

fondnnt. was the next witness called
for the defense. ne testified "a little
before the noon adjournment.
This afternoon Annie saHton, the
sister OF the accused. ana the one he
tried 90 murder. was called as VT
ness. Hha doacrfbed graphically ths
horrors Of the time Of the assault and
tragedy. accounting her escape
from her murdoroua brother, she 81
peurrd almost broken down. Dur
lns nor testimony nhe told af a form
~ attempt on her life BY VIM. baatan
three years ago. when he ran at her
fourlshing razor. and crying that
he would KIN hur At that time che
had a miraculous escape The de-
fence clearly showed ita hand dur
Ing the examination and drew from
the witness the idea that she had
for n long tlWc considered her broth
er strange and unusual Ia actions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-05
Absent Two Weeks.

Two weeks passed and McKechnie
q not put In an appearance. Yes
tefdaV. 70 they told me az the house.
Slckechnie ordered the quarantine
Removed.
During the two weeks that Mo
keehnis failed 20 pay visits % the
house, residenta Of the nsighborhOOd
80 that they had free access 20
Pave ana enter the place At any
Time they desired, and that there
vas no quarantine officer, az r. al
.ays the custom, stationed az tho
house.
Ny friend. who ~ n member ~
several local lodges, told me that
when he was able 10 leave the house
- would bring charges against Nc
kechrie. He stated that during the
time he was confined 20 his bed, 4
va necessary - call on neighbour
TT assistance, aa no Ons from the
health ONCE put in an appearance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-05

plea,sd ehi1on. overlaif with the
same embroidery Of pearl aud
rfinsHsnneM. which heautify the
akfst Tire sleeves $3.50 &ss@a attn 4
and embroidered IN rhsnaHtgnsn and
pearls from shoulder - wrtas where
they we're finished In a ruffln Of
point lace A diamond necklace TT
tel over the high cellar.
TIRE president and party withdrew
htigfs but the guests remained IN
IA late hour and an enjoyable time
was had.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-05
CHARGES NEGLIGENCE
TO HEALTH OFFICERS
Smallpox Patient without observation-disclosures Not
Guaranteed When the Dread Disease Has
Been Discovered In the City.

To-Day VIM. Rraut, a bricklayer,
Who resides AZ 81 West Virginia
ktfsst, called At the Star ONCE AMI
entered a complaint against the
health officer. charging him with
teFilegencs.
Ar. Kraat Is well known In Se-
sttie. and prominent in lodge circles.
he said; About three weeks ago a
particular friend Of mine, whose
hane ] do not care 10 make pubic,
1ut who resides az t28 North Har-
WOOD avenue. was taken down with
smallpox The people OF the neigh
beFhood Immediately notified city
Fnysscian Mckschnie, and he had
the residence auaran tined.
The hrst week. McKeohnis was at
n house several times.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-05
A FAR(E.(OhEDY.

4 Rage farre was enacted In Jus
IL EA1ns court IN the Pioneer
tiesx tbs morning. whga che CASES
e t1e ksepers - park resorts were
eaIisd fer = hearing. Judge Cam as
fsn<1 an Indifferent FolI v bile At
tEasF Beaumont representing the
sszftis Law and order ieuEue. ap-
FesFee - - actudlcufor % settle the
rraalks shleA has arisen between
e. kaEas and the resort keepers
T~T1Ss prs cutting Attorney 0rifrth
seFFessnsea the state, and roasted
ssszys8fy IL sight. Declaring that a.
v4s 81 outrage that the prosecuting
atsaz1HYa office should ~ used b.
e'slteax fer purposes which he sasa
~ ~ present time n viii not make
rxhfie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-05
she brought no cargo and but ono

she brought no cargo and but one
p0ss0naNf.
'Naldpa T. thriving. said rtiraer
la laargu, and the trail T. the mines
Is in excellent condition The winter
dlgsiuEu ara being worked. but there
has been no cleanup mada lately
We expected 60 see a newspaper up
there, but when Ne arrived We found
tho presa and the OUTFIT that the EN-
celsior brought up still on a barge
we landed AZ 'Nairutat On eur way
down, and took aboard v. l. Warn
er. We heard nothing Of Nome nor
saw any Nome people
W ] Warner, who came down on
the Elihu Thompson. viii establish
n canuery At Nakutat. lie Is q part
ner % Capt. Healy. and with him
they expect 20 make that place a
great fishing headquarters
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-05

Il + nov 70 DAYS since. at the In
EzixAsinn n Justice Cam. that Prank
Kelly. proprietor ~ the Less hi hotel,
LeseaI rzrk ". ~. Gilman. prupri-
etaF q tbs MAGruuA Park hotel. J.
z 1ohnseu. Leschi park Lizzis
sehFter #na j. T. cksndeid. each
e whom has establishments at Mad
tzaa PARK. were arrested on a charEa
e selling liquor without a license.
Ips1 several ueca si0ns the cases
bate been called for a bearing. bat
saeh tJus postponed.
his morning az Il o'clock the cas-
e we're - be disposed o.. At that
fns Judge Cam. the prosecutor, and
lsaETqnt. Were present. The resort
tssre-z etd Tot uaterializs. and the
ezsss Nere again postponed until -
e'sieek this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-05

Attorney Beaumont took occasion
70 inform the court that NF Kelly.
the keeper q n resort At Lsschf para
had paid him a visit. and upon his
promise not 10 sell any mora liquor
until summer. he fBeauuontl.
thought Il would net be a bad Idea
60 drop the prosecution against that
particular defendant II vas ~ tn.
conclusion Of lieaumunts konaw IA {
surprising statement, that Griffith
suddenly nsW into = rage and de-
handed that Judge cam issue bench
warrants for the defendants.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-05
Butohersd His Uncle.

lie next entered the house and
hutchersd his uncle, who was lying
on the bed. His uncle was the only
one who succumbed to his blows, tho
others having all recovered At fret
seaton seemed 20 Eloat over the on
tire nraiT. but later ne became i'm
pressed with the enormity ~ his
crime. and expressed great sorrow.
The defense Will probably be insan-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-05
HOW she
ADVERTlS ED

RUDA PEST. Hungary, March 8.
-sybn Sanderson, the actress. II
reported TO have taken poison re-
Gently. She ~ said 60 he much bet
ter and TO have gone TO the Austrian
Aims 10 reCuperatO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-05
Asked TO Vacate.

Elizabeth curtis and s. NJ. Free
land have asked the city 10 vacate
the present alley in block 80 Pontius
addition and receive instead an al
ley strip off the south lots.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-05
BarIeII DIseharaea

Geo. IT. BaFtell. a druggist At 2Til
jackson street. arrested last wrek
upcn complain Of John Eims. a ga
loouSesper. who charged that Uar-
tel Was selling liquors Tn violation
~ the law. was discharged - 1udg
George today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-05

domning McRschnls. The case re-
ferFed 20 Is that Of Thos. Lynch, who
had his hand accidentally shot or,
and was compelled 70 lie at police
headquarters for over an hour before
outside medical assistance could be
procured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-05
without Proper Care,

1T IL disgransful 70 think that a
fitizen II compelled 10 lay and suffer
Tor two weeks and not have proper
care, because an official, paid by the
People. shirixs his duty. 7 under
rand the affair viii be made known
% The lodges Of which myffriend IL
member
The police department. often
aines charged negligence % Nc
@eehnie, ana recently when he re-
.fsee to respond 70 an accident call,
keTKf Ieubeoher and Tailor Corbett
Nid not hssffase % permit their
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-05
Taken 10 Hospital

w. c. Black. who was injured In
en- accident at an up-Sound point re-
Gently, was brought TO the city today
and taken 10 the Seattle General hos
pital for treatment. lie has several
brulaes about the face.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-05
CHINA IS
WARNED
That Russia Alone Can.
not Get Exclusive
Territory.

VIENNA. March 6-The Abcnd-
All says that Il officially learns
ss.t fnr.and. Germany ana Japan
Ave Informed Il Hung Chang that
= f.hlnA sabmltE e. thc demands %
rassiA for exclusive control In Man
sAseia. the countries named win DC.
seanf that they shall be permitted
= aeuaire equal territorial adVant-
se~s Il the expense - china
rAp situation IN rNkln between
- rival powers j. becoming more
xsrasHed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-05
SIR. THOMSON
FROM VALDfS
erncs One Passenger. but No
News From Nome.

fhe steel steamship Enhu Th0mp-
e. Capt r. y. Jones. arrived from
sasaex a. O'Clock THE morning
pzrssr :. y. Ia Farga aald today
tAzl The ship rad encountered no
rruxA weather On the way down
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-05
He Stole a Watch.

Chas. v. Day, was yesterday aft
ernoon convicted OF the theft Of a
gold watch from r. J. Reuganier, I'm
the police court. Judge George sen
fenced him 20 30 days In the county
iail. and 20 pay a fine OF 400
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-05
Mushlng TO De wson.

MONTAGUE. Y. r. Feb. III, n
estimated that there are 80 people
on the trail en- route % r1awson. IRE
trail IL IN sxcsiisut condition anf
many Of ths people afe going IN sell
equipped.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-05
Harrison Egnin.

CHICAGO, March 1.-THE Demo-
cratic city convention today unnnim-
ously rcnominated Carter Harrison
mayor, this being his third term.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-05
SOUTH PARK MURDERER
ON TRIAL FOR Ills LIFE
William Alden Seaton, Slayer Of His Uncle and Who Also
Attempted TO Take the Lives OF His Sister and
Two Little Girls, Will Try Insanity Dodge

believing he had killed both. n.
threw them into a manEer In the
barn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-05

sccne--city Graf, ceu~tsry.
Time 1894.
Character
First Gravcdisgcr Blake.
second Gravsdisssr Navfa.
Hamlet Muidoon.
Hofati0 Vincent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-05
fight OVER
FISH TRAPS
Sonsts Kills Bill allowing
Thsatsrs to Run Sunday.

OLYMPIA. March s.@The sene ts
today killed The sunday thahtsr bill.
The country members voted aaIidI J
against the measure The house at
IN Uli % the morning discussing fiah
trap legislation. A hard hEht was
made on this measure but fuirchild
IL confident he VIII win out
OLYMPIA. wash. March THE
ballot law. as introduced BY seua-
tor Coates. has passed tbs senate. II
rsvlvsa the old blanket ballot syA-
tenn formerly IN vogue In the state.
hB which the various party tickets
are placed IN separate columns. Tia
tiii provides that tha Nepuhlican
ticket nh6ii b printed IA the nrst
column. the nrrnocf attic In the Sec
ond. and any additional tickets IN
the order IN which they are hlaa Hiih
the proper oficer.
The hill Proposed By Senator VII
shire. providing that corporations
may become executors. admjniHtgat.
ofs. etc. failed 70 pass.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-05

First Grnvedlggsr fslngsl-
A pickaKc and a spade. a spade.
For and a Hhroufing sheet.
on. pit % clay for q Be made.
For another deal - meet.
gfie strikes skull and losses Il
up
Hamlet Muidoon tfisa ppruvinRifl
Has that fellow blake no fsstiug
q his business. that he sleKa b,
Erave-m.kinaf
uoratin Nlnreut-GaH deals s-d
divers sunssx buriAis hath made 4
In him a property q easinsss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-05

Gov. Rogers has vetoed the reap
pnrtionmant bill and the senate 1t
once passed IL over his veto.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-24
CREAM WHITE SATIN COAT,

One OF the most gorgeous coats for even
Ing wear which has appeared this season
is OF magnificent cream white satin, fun
and long, The bottom Is set with triple
accordion paihngs OF chiffon ruchcd so as
TO give fllluess. Over this hangs garnl-
ture Of cream silk passemeuterle in the
form OF roses, and leaves very open and
lacy, but extremely rich In appearance.
At Intervals sprays Of black silk aud chlf.
fOn roses are appllqued In the spaces left
by the cream passementerle.
All the seams show narrow vinellke trace.
rles Of the cream roses aud leaves APP
pliqued.
The lowing sleeves made the chiffon
plaitlngs with the exquisite passementerie
everything H. The collar Is formed OF the
two laid Ia sailor fashion, while a cream
chiffon boa with long ends Is used Ia place
OF the high collar, which Is shown on many
OF the wraps. a costly coat and q perish.
able one, IL Is 70 be feared, for the least
speck 81 SCOT viii mar rs perfection
For less full dress occasions there are
some extremes. fetching coats ia broad
cloth and panne cloih, wh!th are modelled
= iitfie more severely than those whica
have satin End silk, velvet and brooade for
a foundation.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-24
PATRoLMeN FOR CARNIVAL.
Alderman O'LearV to Ask for Their Ap
pointment Monday

Alderman OLearv 10 Ask for Their APP
pointment Monday
At tomorrow's meeting Of the city council
Alderman OLenry will Introduce the fol.
lowing resolution asking Tor the appoint
mont Of extra patrolmeu for the No-Tsu-Oh
carnival;
Whereas the coming No-Tsu.Oh carnival
which promises to fully equal any celebra
ton that this city has ever held, and which
viii certainly draw large number OF visit.
ors TO this city, who must during their
stay be treated as guests of our city and
be protected from the confidence men, who
invariably crowd TO any city to fleece n
crowd OF pleasure seekers, and considering
the shameful games openly run on Preston
street during the last carnival, deprived
many visitor OF expected pleasure by rob
bling him of his moucy which might other
wise have been spent among our own mer-
chants TO their own welfare and the per-
manent profits OF our own citizens; there
fore be Il
Resolved by the council, That 10 protect
the expected visitors who are friends, but
more specially 70 protect the good name
OF our own city, thar the mayor be request.
"a 70 put on hfteCn special officers and
more n necessary TO keep the peace during
the carnival week and TO notify the proper
officials OF this city TO see that the laws
relating TO such games be strictly enforced
within the city limits,