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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-06-16
MANY DELEGATES
IN ATTENDANCE
GREAT RELIGIOUS GATHERING
BEING HELD IN LON
DON.

LONDON, June 16.-What is beyond
doubt the greatest and most important
religious gathering in the history of
English speaking peoples was opened
today by the Pan Anglican congress.
Nearly eight thousand delegates and
visitors. representing dioceses of the
Church of England and its sister COM
mun:ons throughout the world, are
gathered in the world metropolis today
and many more are expected. Today
the bishops, clergy and distinguished
laymen are the guests at KnebwOrtn,
! the Hertfordshire seat Of Lord Strath-
coma. The congress will be formally
opened tomorrow and will hold it's ses-
sions at Albert hail. st. Paufs Cathe-
dral and Westminster Abbey. Six other
halls in other parts of London have
been secured for the sectional meetings.
The great public meetings will be held
in Albert hall and ST. Paul's. Nearly
all the Episcopal bishops Of America
nre in attendance and there is also
large attendance of the clergy and lay
men of the United States and Canada.
To the general public perhaps the
most interesting section is that which
will discuss the relations of the
church to human society, as all sorts
| Of present day political and economic
problems will be treated. Among these
are Morality in COMMERCIAL life,
"Sweatshops" Trade Tricks" "Hous-
! ing and Family Life THE bring Traf-
| fic." Gambling" Capital and Labor,
Companies and Dividends" Morality
of Control by Legislative Action" La
Dor Organizations" "The Unemployed
| Relief" Religion and Wages" mo
nopolies and Trusts" and christianity
and Socialism"
| The latter subject will form the ba-
sis of an extended discussion. The au-
thors Of the program lay great stress
| upon the question whether the gigantic
forces represented by international So
ciansm, already, nearing its triumph III
continental Europe and constantly
gaining in England and America, can
be brought under the guidance of
Christianity Church leaders from all
parts of the world will take part in the
discussion.
The relations Of the missions to gov
eminent and national customs form the
subject Of papers by Sir Charles Ell
lott, late lieutenant governor of Ben
gal, Colonel Montgomery and the
! Bishop of Madagascar, while the efforts
of Mohametans to spread their faith
with special reference to Pan-Islamism
will be reviewed by Professor Margo-
liouth The racial problems of Ameri-
ca South Africa, China, India and the
West Indies will also be treated.
The subjects to be considered by the
various sections are: THE Church and
Human Society," The Church and
Human Thought 1.-The Church's Min
istry." "The Churchs Mission In Nom
Christian Lands" THE Anglican Com
munion," 1.-THE Church's Duty to the
Young"
In the second section papers will be
read contrasting Christian philosophy
and Pantheism and Christian Science
and Agnosticism. The relations OF re-
ligion and science will be treated by
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-06-16
Iowa PopuIists.

DIES MONIES, Ia, June 16.-An at
tempt to revive the Populist party in
Iowa will be made today by delegates
to peoples party radical convention.
A state ticket will be put in the field.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-06-16
johnson to Speak.

OTTAWA, Kan, June Ex-Governor
Johnson of Minnesota, and Governor
Hanly of Indiana are among tins
speakers engaged for the Kansas Chau-
taqua. opening here today.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-06-16
Twas Ever Thus.

Mother liked best Theodore;
Father swore by Claribel;
Grandma wanted Leonora
Or jeanette or else Estelle.
Grandpa fancied Arabella;
Auntie talked most of Patrice;
Sister favored Isabella;
Brothers choice lay in Clarice.
They considered Viviana,
Geraldine and Marcelle
Anastascia, Mariana,
Hartense. Sunice. Mirabel;
Argued Claire, Leola, Starting;
Fought Ger Constance and Elaine
But alack! the precious darling
1t was christened Mary Jane!
The Bohemian.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-06-16
Bill Posters Meet.

WHEELING. w. Va. June 16.-The
middle and Atlantic States Bill Posting
ton in Wheeling today and will re-
main in session three days.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-06-16
Maine Sportsmen.

KINEO. Me. June IA rifle match,
canoe race and fishing contests will be
features of the thirteenth annual out
ing of the Maine Sportsmen's associa-
ton. which was commenced here today.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-03-26
TO THE PUBLIC.

Tho weekly issue of the"FREIE
PREssE FJER TEXAS has po-
sitively the largest circulation
of all German papers published
in the State Of Texas. It is
mailed to $50 post-ofices, and
has an extended circulation in
Mexico in the Indian Territory,
and in Oklahoma.
1t clrculates from Galveston
to Denison, from Marshall to E.
Paso and of course mainly II
the thickly populated centra
and southwestern parts OF the
| state, as also in Mexico.
Two tlaveIlng men and oul
very active local'agents are con
tinuously adding new sub
| scribers to the lists.
In consideration Of these facts
the "FREIE PREssE FUER TEXAS
claims to be the best adver
Using medium In the State o.
Texas, when it is the object tx
reach the German reading pc
| pulatlon.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-03-26
Nn bas Ynblifum

Die pSreie 8reile fir Eeras" piro
an iiber 450 Boitofficen p%erianot,
un6 bat cine groBe 8erbreitung IN
Der Mobbar-3 epubIif Merifo, i'm Sn-
bianer : Eerritorium unb Sflaboma.
SIR girfuIations- @ebiet in Seras
eritreft lid bon @albeiton Biz binauf
naA Deniion bonn 1uBeriten Often
Biz nod 81 9aio int ferniten @eiten;
es idIieBt ieIbitberitdnoIid NIT be,
Ionoers aablreiden 2eiern oas oidt'
b~elieoeIte Mittel-geras nnb ben Glib
melten elm. Muh in Merifo bot fie
cine groBe 8erbreitung.
3uei &eiienbe iino beitdnoig,
iabrein, iobrars inn Sntereiie oes
glattes untertpees uno fiibren benz.
ielben inn Berein nit unleren riibri-
gen 2ofal-a senten fortmabrenb neue
2eier gu.
Sn @nbetradt oieier GatiaAen If
Die uSreie 9reiie fir Seras", mo es
fi6 oorunl banoelt, Ole beutide 8e
polferung gu erreiden bas bette Sin
seige.M ebinm Inn Staats Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-03-26

aroBen Wiften bes Meitens tn benz
Neffreben, burd Rultibirung aamdlig
bic gtfGbrliGen Staheln 5u e%limtHirert,
ipeI9e bic pflan5e 10 5ahlref4 bebsden,
nie bic Sta9sln ben 9eib bes reiss
barren, aornisen StadeHAipeines. Gs
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-03-26
Gin DelS.
n. Motutpxtaht hrydefu bet fnnfttge
fdhrer oer Wactfcfotte.

BuuktS W.
gs alt in Marinefretfen als cine
ousoemadte @a9e, bab prGfibent
M~oofepelt benz aapitdn Ntdarb Mainz
tprtabt bas &pmmanbo iiber bic Jlotte
aeber tpirb, bic Rearabmiral @pans
bom atlantii9en Meere mad benz paz
eiftcoaedne gefibrt bat. sighting
Bob" errsidt am 18. Musuft b. $. bic
Mltsrsgren5e (62 2ebensiabre) uno
tptrb In ben Mubeftanb etntreen. SIN
Suit B. s. apaneirt Wainprisbt in
iolee Der peniiontrung bes Hearabmi@
rails 8uripea gum Reurabmiral.
NaA beitem MifIen ber Martnes
anaebDrtger1 unb Mnberer pirb bic err
spdbnae Glotte mod furaem Mufenthalte
In Gan Granciscp na9 ben pbtltp@
pinen petterbampfen, 8is au ibrer
Miidfebr mad i6ren friiberen amerte
fanifhen @tationen biirften atpet Sabre
perFrt6en fein. Gs erfdeint nun
ratbfam, bab gum aommanbeur Der
glotts Elm Offt3ier ernannt tpirb, bsfeit
OtenH3eit iiber ben 3ettpuntt pes 2Slez
bereintreffens Der 5lotte IN Nmertta
binausgebt. Mainprisbt itebt erft TN
30. 2ebensiabre. Stir ben San ietnsr
Berufuna auf ben beranttportungsbol@
len Doften piirbe er iiber BITE ROpfe
mebrerer dlterer Mearabmtrale bintpeg
befbrbert perben. Gs entfpri4t Der
poltttf Roo5ebelts, auf pidtise &ome
m~anbopoiten Offiatere gu feaen, Bite
tire Sporen loaufagen i'm aftipen
Dtenfte berbient baben.
Mls am Is. Gebrlar 1898 i'm 9afen
BON 1abannd bic rMatne" in bic 2uft
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-03-26

Gan WutDniD. 25. Mara l9(
Il III IN IL

Gan Nnfontr, 1er.. 25 Wtar5 :
Dr6inerp 81 Gents; gooo Orotna1e
~ Gents: Som Mibbling 81 @ts.;
Mibblina 10 BIG Cents; @oDo Wtoolin9
lOI cts; Mibbline 5air liz Gents.
@aIpeffpn, 1eg., rs. Mara-Grotnart
6Z Gents: @pob Orbinars 81 Gents.
ynp Wibbline 81 Gents; Wibbitnf
1917 Gents: @ppb Mibbline 11I Gents
Wi6bling Sair III Gents.
Netp CrleamS, 3d., %. Mar5 =
@Do6 OrbinarB 81 Cents: 9otp yttoe
Iino 81 Gents: Mibbling lOA Gents
@poo Mibblina III Gents; Wtooltra
Tair IL ZIG Gents
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Der ftadbtllo(t Aaktus.
8eseutfAxae aluSftdten amf utbarttad1 nt8
oer &1dfeu DsS @ettems.

BET Ddfen eeS @eftets.
Dr. 2eon 81. Qanbone bon Sos Mns
gsles, Ral., bat ftd 3tpei Moden larg
dusf9lfeblid bon Rattus erndbrt. ST
beniiste bierfir bic bon benz %falifornis
fGen Dbft< unb @emiifeaauberer 2us
tier Wurbant eraeugte ftadenOfe aaf@
tusart.
Dieter Raftus birfte BON ben tuun=
berbaren grfolgen 8urbanfs ben
erDbten unb bebeutfamiten 9riumpb
buritenen. 3sbn Sabre lang erperi>
mentirte Burbanf nit benz Raftus Der
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-03-26
Ser Bette Seller Der @elt.

Heb. S. Gtarbio BON Gait @ap-
mono, Maine, iagt: SD gebranbte
Mrnica-S albe mebrere Sabre an
meiner Solbatenipufloe u11o anoeren
@eihpiiren uno fano iie oIs BEN be.
ftet1 Seller Der Welt. grfofgreih
pen6e ih fie au6 aIs Siernr5t an"
9reis 25c Bel MooIpb 9reiB uno q.
gobn & 60, Mpotbefer.
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yieh MART.

can Qntnnio. rs Mars 1903.
Dhien $500 Bis 1875 per 100 BIB
aIhe 1926 BITS So 90.
NuIIen unb ,staes", So 90 bis $500
Sdbrlinge 1925 Bits $500
&dlber $3.50 bis $3.50.
Sbafe $50 Bis $500
2iegen 1925 Bis $3.50.
5hmeine So. so Bis SIS 90.
let. Bouts, 25. MdrS 1908 -Hinbpleh.
Nntipes Sc 90 Bis $6.40. Eeras . Wieb.
So. so Bis SIS. so.
Shpeine So. rs Bis So. Is.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-03-26
9aummeniameu uIp b%eGeaYrobutt.

yrima BaMmtpDliomen Dtebl, pfr
Tonne 1872. so unb 1872 rs.
BaumrpDnIamen.S Del, rob, 331agta
Brima BaumpDninmen Rnchers DEL
Tonne $3.50
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q n D {.

s~artDHeln, Colorado, $1.55 unb $l.6(
per gentner.
Btuiebeln aelbe II. rote. $3.50 unb s2.75
per 100 Gfun6.
9omaten, MerifD u. gnba So rs u. So.
per 6 &DrbeGrate.
RohI, 1925 per 100 Bfunb.
SaBe &~nrtpfeln, per 100 Bfb 1926.
EIumenfohI, So 90 Der Crate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-05
ALASKA RIOTER GETS
CHANGE OF VENUE

VALDEZ. Feb. 5.-Judee Reid
has granted a change OF venue to
FL Hascy. charged with murder In
connection with the Keystone Can.
yon railroad fight The case VIII
be- heard AZ juneau. and the prose
eution. defense and witnesses will
go there on the first boat. which
will probably be the steamer Port.
land The intense local feeling
here against Hasey. recognized by
both defense and prosecution.
brought them to an easy agree
ment on the change OF venue.
Hasey was a member of the
Guggenheim gang OF workmen
which fired on the Home railroad
crew last September killing and
woundinE = number of them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-05
NO TARIFF
REVISION

WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.--The
present congress win not appoint
tariff commission. Revision OF
the tariff will be undertaken next
winter in the short term.
These announcements. In sub
stance. were made by Chairman
Payne, OF the house committee on
WAYS and means. In the presence
and with the tacit approval OF
Speaker Cannon. The occasion was
a call upon these leaders by
tariff revision delegation from vari-
Gus parts of the country. compris-
ing representatives of many of the
biggest manufacturing Industrial
concerns in the United States.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-05

knsao. but IN no ease shall a mistake
IA O. nnms Of the owner be fatal
wh~a the description % the property
IN correct The COUNSEL. on receipt or
such HHHcHHufrnf fulI shall cause "a
nettcr thereof e be published tn the
official newspaper OF the city for ten
TIA consecutive issues notifying all
persons Interested that said roll has
heen filed amt requiring them 20 ap.
pei at time nked nat lees titan
nttcen tiN1 DAYS FROM the date af
The last publication OF such notice
and make objections tHereta The
council shall at the tima fikad con.
slider all objections made aud shall
mako such corrections Of HHeh toll
a. y deems Just, and shall then. by
levy aud assess The amounts thereof
against each lot and parcel az part
thereof. and declare the Same a first
lien thereon. aud shall cause tho roll
o. p delivered Go the city Comp.
treliur whe shall forthwith transmit
the duplicate 90 30 came 10 the t'itf
Treasurer with bis certificate that
TIE same has hseH duly approved hy
the 1ttN eaumcti. unou receipt OF
witch the city Treasurer shall pro-
reHd u collect the same except a.
The duty q collection thereof IN de.
Nelted by law upon some other Of.
tieafi provided. that such Treasurer
nhail gtVu ten days notice in the Of.
fetal new spapeF land shall mail a
canf It such notice 70 the 0wusF az
ths property aaassaed, when tie pest
office address If such uWner il
knoNns but the failure to nail tie
same shall not be fatal when puhtl.
cation thereof II maaet thai such
roll has been certified O. him Tor
coiieotien. and that unians pavmsnt l.
made within thirty tso1 DAYS from
the date % augh notice such aaaeaa-
meat vii became deilnquent aud
shalt lear Interest az the Fate Of
ten PEE cent per anuum until paid
and u aot paid before such ssseHs.
hnnt shall have beeome delinquent
penalty Of five pes cent shall he
added and such delinquent assess
fnuuta shall forthwith hs collected
~ tho city Treasurer rs hts ek=nf-
uets capacity 90 tax collector Ga Ga.
nieanur prescribed b. las The CITY
Treasurer shall ADJ no penalty Go
any delinquent assessment ia any
ease where the state laws rrHuira a
penalty 60 Do added % such saseas-
msnL
And b. Il furtheF resolved. that
The foregoing amendment BE-. and the
same u hefehy Huhmitted 60 the
qualified voters 81 the city % -.
attis Tor their ratification or gelae.
tiUu Al tho nest RfuHrai election to
De- heia March 3. ices
t'sssesi tne CITY Council tie nd
me IN open session N authorization
% - pessaae this FAD day 81 Jan.
vary. iao1
g II BURNETT.
President ~ the city gauueil
Filled ths md day q January ses
CitY Comptroller and ss-affieio cisy
pate Of first pul.lisatiea. February
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-05

RESOLUTION Ne ftA1.
PROPOSED AMENDMENT Su. IL
A resolution ard proposition to
amsnd Article VIII - The CIV Char.
ter. aad PROV idlng for the nubnis-
sion q Naeh proposed amendment 20
shs qualities ssiefH II the tttY 81
seattle al the nskt Kcnsrat election
De Il reeaised ~ the GttY gaunc4i
u The cts - seattle
s,, IT,, s - ,s VI -. e =. city
amended - adding thereto section
"a "a resa nN follows
sertion "a There ahah be . 81.
feFintsaarat % puzzle utilities lie
81 all frnsehis~ crs1taaares. and ihr
rules and regulations Of he lteafd
II Public Works fH84ttnx % his de-
paftna@st ffe shalt - far Ywhtie
n~eessstX may dssaaaa. eapasiuteHd
al frahri4fes runat fszrtioa which faay
he carried 80 81 uf asruas the streets
u the SitN % SnAttie. lie SHALL
ffoul time H. time present 60 ihr
Beard 81 fssthiis Maxks written saci
aHanvnsiailens as % such changes Or
guirrd % hs uaade In tire eqai psurat
II franchise epulpanira IN order 20
secure the enHsfnft and safety 81 the
pahiie. re sh4ff kasp az accurately
iaaexest r~esrf e al franchise waFk
showing tha tifu@ u beginning and
oassriesion Ne sf,aii kssp on file
n his efEee q series ef piatz drawn
70 aNat~. xhu4 fnG the esaet puNitlou
that s4rh Hphiie utility occapiea 10
the streets tnzsfhsr with sectional
napa ehuNinE TIRE depths At ~ 70
wsieh The ssEue MAJ lie betpw the
surface II the streets. " shah ~
hl# dHts e. carefully examine every
application made fer franchise ron.
strs4etiaa t. ire citF ~ scmftir ard
r~roFt hts recommendation an each
10 the Be&rd % Public Works. IN
connection with the city Council be
attsf ceffs4sief eRerF srpliaaflan made
% the CTS - seattle fos = franchise
snd present atA sesasfs me asiattssHs
civil saTTies raiss have ooniroi -
the efzrtnysaenf ~ All labor. "a 8irf
OF other. n bia department.. SIC shall
have saeh other additional pewers
grant. and 81 shall perform such 9th.
psard 81 Public Works may, frnYn
tinis t. time rfesefltsc or direct Al
The resi taaefiHs e The civ. cesia.
rii after tbs FIRST day % April iass
tha Mayor HasH appoint q snpesin.
tendcat % publie utilities whose term
- office shali expire December 81.
Ana be Il further resolved that the
foregoing Amendments -. ana the
sane te hereby aabmifted 90 the
qwatified voters - she city Of aa-
atftN for their ratification or fefue.
ffaa st the uret nrnersl election 90
h. bold NarrH = 1895
f'saand tire Gffv Council tire snd
daF 81 January. t9es. and signed ~
me In uprH session IN naturalization
~ ifa passage this aud day Of Jan-
g. " BURNETT. JR.
President ~ the city Council
Piled the God day ~ January. iees
"a W. CARROLL
city Comptroller ard s1=affieio city
Clerk
Date o. first publication. February
Z. 1905
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designate ana employ like nawaras
pet 60 serve an aurh unut deaigiias
tinn and qualification IL mate and
haa a. HhoNe directed under like
contract amt bond tsxcept a. II
10 be audited Nv the Auditing Cum
mittee Certified checks accompany
InH unHuNsraHHui proposals shall hH
returned - the nfnpoaeta The cnfz
tned eheek accompanying the sue
such p preeeses spoa a. fiiias v wlth IN
the time and ln the manner tleaiFa
mated uf the contract aud bond re
uuifed, IT the successful pfnpoanr ar
new spapef desiEnatrd a. city oft
eial HoNaHapeN faf any reason fAfI
ueKieet % rgfnno to property eNeeuta
and file the contract and bond ros
uuifhh Within the tilHe ant IN the
mRnaer desl suated, the certified
shesk eese3mnanA iaE his OF is pro
feited. aud he and become the pruus
HftN aud money 81 tho city ct ars
attle AL ordinances resolutions
notices, tax and assessment baiva
matters and thinEs 81 the Masnr
city council OF ANY department. Or
hnHFH nr other officer OF function
afN af the rttY, which BY this char
tsr are a. shalt he required 10 he
published except the statement pie
shall he published ia the city a+tlz
eiAl newspaper but not Ias haf.s
than three consecutive issues. cNa
eFpt - otherwise IA this charter pro
tttad
And be It further resolved ttat the
ferrsuipE amendment De, ana tile
same N herehy. sun.nitted - she
qualified NutetA 81 the Its uf ses
attic Tor their ratifi alton ar frlsc=
ton az thn ue-t SEA sfai election TO
he held On the ard day a. March.
1905
Passed the city Coaacil tie aeth
dhN ef leeemtrF, 1875 and aiEnat hu
htr Ia open secession iu uufuHnftaafion
OF is raasaKe this 3ath day Of be
eemhsg A. ~. laaz
a T. REYNOLDS.
tuHugit
Fitted ~ me this seth day Of Is.
eember, isgi.
II W CARROLL.
city Comptroller and sx-offirio tity
tlafk
pate az FIRST publication. February
I. lies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-05
EXPOSITION BILL
TO GO THROUGH
SAYS PILES
fsy United prs...)

WASHINGTON. Feb. b--senaior
plies will try TO secure action on
the exposition bill the latter part
Of this week. Speaking of the
present status Of the bill. which
was recently laid over under rule
?. Senator Piles said THE bill.
In my opinion. has never been In a
better position than al present
expect 20 have no trouble In sc.
curing a majority vote In the sen.
ate permitting its consideration,
which Is one Of the restrictions Of
rule ."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-05
RUNS man DOWN;
SPEEDS AWAY

Patrick o'Donnell. a laborer. was
Knocked down and severely injured
at Third ay and Pike st last night
By an automobile. The driver did
not sIacken his pace ar stop. but
left his victim suffering in the
street
O Donnell was assisted TO his
feet hy a passer-by and taken TO
Wayaide Emergency hospital.
where Il was found that his shout
der had been diHlocated. his left
hand injured and other minor
bruises sustained.
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REsoIl nos ~. ms

kiHotN TiuN M. Has
PROPOSED AMENDMENT No. a.
A resolution and proposition 10
amend Sfstiou 81 Article VIII uf
thr city Charter Of the Cltf 81 Sc
attic. and prov ldirK for the nnbmiss
slan II such amendments ta the qasi.
lfirf xoicfe 81 the Cify % Seattle a.
tue MeNt general ftet ten
" Il resolved ~ the cts Ceahcit
q The citN ~ Sestflei
That Seeftna 81 Ariici. VIII %
TIE 1ttY Charter u tie cltY ~ Sc
attic - atnersi#A - read a. foilaaa
NHstteH 3, There shall - = fitF
EuElHHer. 4 Superintendent Of STREETS
al sever Superintendent ~ Light
ms and Water NafAs = sunsfiutend.
snt % buildings, aad = surafiutends
ent - t'uhitc Ggiiitiea each ~ whom
shall - appointed ~ the Mayor. bF
and With fhe advice and consent %
tHr city gauneil. faf ths tnrfn ca
eer, a. hereta otherwise provide T.
al three Years
And he "a further resolved. that
the foregoing amendment he and the
same - Hfgebf atthtniitad % tbs
qualified voters Of the city 81 So
aftls Tor their ratification ar fnfsr=
Ten e the esss ksasFal sisetlsn e
1895
Passed the city cauarli the snd
DAY Of tanuafY. ts9s and alEmesI -
me Ia epsn session Ia sathsut 81 alton
q iss passage this snd dar ~ ian
L. a. BURNETT. IR..
Pfsaisisnt af she cts CosuelI
filst ~ me this snd dsf ~ Ian
n W. CARROLL
etiS COMPTROLLER Aaa sx.offlrio eisy
pals Of flrss publication. February
l. fFHk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-05

PROPOSED AMENDMENT NO IL
4 resolution and pfeposllien 10
amend Section = Of Artlris VIII Of
the city Charter. and providing fpl
nnisndmcut to the qualified voters or
the cite 81 Seattle a the next gem
D. L resolved ~ the city Council
% the city 81 seattle
he City Charter o. the city of So
attic ha amended 20 Rad ~ follows
aecti0u = There shalt be two 80
modes Of making payment for such
portion ~ the egTt and expense %
tie improvements mentioned ia See
tiou eleven titf 81 this article a.
shail be charRcahlc against the local
IMPROVEMENT district created as
hefeinbef0fe provided. 10 wit I'm
mediate psFueaf" and Payment by
pandsa The mode adopted shall be
Tire mode petltioued for H. csse said
Improvement shall BE- made upon
usffti0u. Otherwise the mode shall
81 such IS tire council shall direct IN
tie ordinance ordering such Improve
m. NODE o. Immediate Payment"
rEHf be as follows
After the city council has by er-
dinanre ordered or authorized tho
making Of any such Improvement
and not more than twenty t29i DAYS
after the contract therefor has been
let as hefeiuhefofs provided the
board Of public works shall report
40 tIa fafnclf nn assessment roll
prspared in duplicate BY the city en-
rinerr. which shall contain tie a.
rcftptinn Of fIeh lot or parcel Of
land 81 part thereof % be assessed
lie amount 90 BE charged. levied or
asseHred against each lot OF parcel
IN land or part thereof Ia proportion
t. the special benefits 10 be received
~ each nueh lot or parcel OF part
thereof from eueh Improvement, and
The name ~ the uwueF ~ escH los Or
parcel Of land OF part thereof. "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-05

How Baxter Butted IN. clever
rural comedy. II making good at
the Lois this week. Mr Dowlan.
Aileen May. Frederick Clarke. Hen
~ Meltae. aud. Ia fact. the entire
company. are east exceptionally
well, and the performance r. almost
a howl from start 10 finish. with
enough palh0s 10 afford a breath.
Ing spell. Next week. The Pit"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-02-05
At the Seattle.

The Seattle theatre has the field
10 Itself down town this week. As
Told ia the Hills Ia doing a big
business. There II a matinee To.
marrow. Next week The Country
Squire" with MIR. lee willard play.
ing The title part supported by bis
own Eastern company. will be the
attraction.