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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-05

PROPOSED AMENDMENT so
A rFap1sitiun ana Resolution 'e afeeea
the Charter ~ che cry ~ Seattle ~ sdd
Ina thereto a new srttcis Co 30 knen n
- Article NNNfi reiafink 90 tht aHsTHs
meat levy ans caiifelion " tsxHs ~ ~
corporate or municipal purposes ans -
'rets. ureViding or the Eredual oxamr
uan rom such taxation ~ aii rrfsAnal
property texUrot traAfhnif Interests %
improvements 60 taut frrraiine an char
fsr rrHylsirns ant ordinances tn raufiet
ana prev idins fnr tho auhfnlta'na ~ saeh
uruppead amendment g. no eieftf - ~
the city az the next general muniripal
ur az RESOLVED nv THE ciry|
COUNCIL % ritE ctrf OF SEAT
rhat ths CITY charter - the cay efI
Seattle % ameeHea ~ aadins thereto
uee Article 90 % kaewn a. Aftie'N NNNll
a'sh shan . M Z: x ts.'sr'
qeft8an The asaestnant. levy AMI
collection - tases ga. prqrerty for sl
rfor1ts er municipal parP.afes 81 he
sract 90 persons snd prepertT thereto
provided THAI Tor corporate ~ u4nt'
ripsl purposes fr ere eftY ~ aeaftis thefe
year 1914 fwantr fvs per csnf for ths
gear ftts ung per c~ni fer ne Ywsf
1919 seventy i've pnf cent. aHt thefR
tftcr are hundred prr cent r we tAtaF
hsiA Interests iu land and puhtic service
tranehtne amd % HI lmpruerrrvnts on.
tu 81 under eny lands ia tts CITY % -
atffa anf IN taeVirE ara collecting such
fanra Tor the year 1914 srFent1 i've rrf
cent only. sna Orr the Frar lbs ufix
n~r e~at aniF. Ana faF the YEAR iAte|
iweutf rive per cent eHlf. and thereafter
~ paft - ths taiu- - perrrual prorrfff
inxraptlnr irssnhoif Interests in land 4nA
ruhllr srrttrs tFAnchlsfaf ana ~ Improve
nrnts or in W anfer any lnnfs la me CITY
e Seattle ehAH - suhirei 90 ere irVr 20
tasrs Cor corporate Or ruanlcipaf purposes
20 ere rifr ~ seattle rratlard. that
aafhInx herrin shall Re raurfrurH 60 ere
wont th= impaasaH ~ Hcenaaa sn certain
r,,rnnatiHrs withln the CITY - Seattle
'a ths esfrrias % thr rnitre rurer. er
attest any charter lfuFision nF Hraluani'rs
rsruiaflax the sale % ini7rieAtiSE
ssrtisn AN charter pfatisfsns OIL
ordinances Hnt parts = thereof 10 con
FIaf hafruifh sFr repealed
AND nE IT FURTHER NEHptNEn|
.thsf fh= foregoing ofaenttnNnf fa ths EffF
.lsnaffer 81 ana fha same De- hereby SOB
mfttsa fa ne qualified elrrtsfe q go
rlfr AZ the nHEt general usauA1psl nire
tion 70 10 heia Oh the tth daF n Aafca
rasssa fhe clty Csuner ths ifih asY
10 November. 1918. ara siEu~d by me ta
eansaEa this tsth ttE - Nnv Nhrr lkts
WUWT - ME#NErN
rreffaFnf q enc CitY cpnnrH
~ " CARROLL
w.fv canpfrniter ana sx-ufflcia clfy Ctsrk
bats 81 rrr put'leaiion January ftft
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ItkHGADIlDN NO shIl
PROPOSED AMENDMENT 40 4
4 HEHDLf.TfON and rNOpOafTfuT
o amend sestien j " Ariicis XVIII ~ the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-05
EXCHANGE

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-05

LEGAL NOTICES
CONTIhIlEn

Nin charter ~ the city 81 Seattle. AID
rref ,dinH fer the submission ~ such pro
= ths city ~ seattle At the nest general
~ ir pnsoLvrp nv rur CRY
COUNCIL or rHG CITY or SEAT
That Section ~ Article XVIII Of the
CITY charter % the city ~ Seattle he
amended % az 70 read a. follow.
section !. There shalt be held in this
,ltr On the first Tuesday roiiewins the
Aendsy In MNeh. general mnni'
In The even numbered wears as Go the
MAYOR and all other elective officers, With
Aha execution OF caunoilmsni said gen
eta suisinal election Tor tho election
charter amendments and ether PROPOSE
lions SHAH ha held annually Special
election ahui be held at such times and
Tor such purposes as the city Council
such Limitations and pursuant 20 such
requirements as are provided IN this
hsftsr ~ tn the laws q tho state ~
Subdivision A Nomination. for muni-
rleel elective officers under this charter
shall 10 made IN Conformity with the
non partisan method hereinafter pre-
scglhed and provided 60 Wit
FIRST 4 primary OF first election shan
~ held Ga tho Tuaaday two weeks pre-
osains the day % any general muaielpa
fah upon any legal holiday, the primary
shsti ~ held on the Monday Immediately
preceding the same
Second Al names ~ candidates 90 be
voted upon AZ the primary election shall
% ptiuied upon the official primary hni
lnt alphabetically In rroups under the
lssiFnaiioa ~ The respective utiss ~ The
Hfflres Tor which they are candidates
Nothins on the balio, shalt he iudi'
alive % the source ~ the candidacy of
- the SUPPORT ~ any candidate No
ssrsy o. ssuilssi lss n'sa e', % NAB
tnd thrfa shall not 10 appended 90 the
NAME ~ any candidate any such party
% 'itig,al deslsnation % mara or any
ihlnE iHdIratinE hls views o. opinions
Al ballots printed shall 30 u pre-
rifeif tnr gamH aieH. quality. tint - pa
,rr kInf - Ups and coi'r ~ ink 20
that ga ruf far the consecutive numbers
pfinted an the perforated corners fur re-.
innYni when the Ballots are voted 90
pfHt 'ird hN general law q shall - I'm
i.nsFihia fa DISTINGUISH ons ballot from
snet hur rhs ballet shsii BE- rahsian
tally in fha fnlioWins form
Primary election. city q Seattle .,-.
ofuriai ballot fsr usa IN .... Precinct
,isslguati.n - precinct 60 30 printed
Instructions % va,srs
To vote place a eFnrs Ks mark IN he
rluafn faifapirg opposite tho maine N
The candidate fnF whom ran drsire 60
vote Nf THW mas write On ihr blank
Space provided below each rroup tho
nafne - any pereon or prtsona far ahnu
Nun frslre 60 vote Or attach pasfFr
Wearing the printed name - anY arrh
PERSON nr urrHnnH Any disfiaFuishtnH
MARKS esrept a. above Indicated are ~
hidden and make the ballet Fnia m
rau erHnEif mara tear ef drfsfe fhs taf.
lef feiurn q 20 the eieetian officers aut
ntfAin another
Underneath the shntr haafina ard irr
efrurfiara nhsN - arranged fH separate
fetaHns. the titles - tha respective o.
nerH fn 49, voted far hat under each
tlitn thr rameH - the candidates there
~, So re failnsinr msrner eiH
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Subscribed aud sworn 20 before me this
... day u .......+....-.. H..


Fourth Any prrHon whose name has
been presented under this article 90 p
candidate may. MOT later than fifteen
usI days befars the primary election.
cause be name 90 bo Withdrawn from
nomination tV fllirT with tho CITY Comp
trulinf % request therefor in writinH. ana
10 naun sa wifhdfawn shall ~ printed
upon the official ballot The city comp
froller shall preserve in his office Tor a
tarl8d u three years all declarations ~
candidacy nied under the provisions o.
Finh The city Comptroller shall. not
less than 10 days before tho primary
election. certify a ilat N the candidai -
f1r mo respective offices whose names
are srfitied 10 appear upon tho ballot.
together with a list % the offices 60 be
filled. aud tho Same ahall % puhhahed
az least three consecutive daTH before tho
election tn tho city official Newspaper
airth. Au the proFlaiHnH ~ this char
Tor ana ~ che state law relating 20 fhe
holding ~ general municipal elections
in 90 far ~ they pertain o. The qualifirn-
lions az electors. the der fnation - Vot-
ing places aud election officers. tbs con
furt ~ the election. she chuNasainE ~
the votes ana making The returns thors
N ana tho closing ~ saloons on the Gay
~ election. shall Apply pith equal force
10 she primary election.
on tho first Friday evening after the
primary election tho CITY CauHUli
shaH I'D aaten O'Clock. meet and proceed
3D. canvass tho returns thereof and shall
ascertain HHl declare mo names 81 500
I two runNiINfHH Tor EAtN nNIfNf VINO az tho
primary election have received tho high
rat votes Tor auch office except the ~
I nrs o. councilman. and in the case ~ Of
I nea % councilman. the names o. the can
I.Idafea. in number equal 20 twice the
number ~ councilman 90 be elected. wha
|baeo received fha hiFhrat votes 81 emo
primary election. aad auch parsuns shall
[ t. deemed Co 30 the nominees Tor tho TO-
rurfflur offices. between uh0m Tho ah lira
( v'lf BE- made az The ensuing general siet.
tsu fn' raHa 81 any u1 vote affectlug
nominations both o. an persons Taroiv.
linz rurl Ne vote shall Do nominees
! auhHIslslan N Tho CITY Comptroller
I immadlatrly after tho canvass % returns
Iof tha PRIMARY rlcrilgu shall reFtfy q
I Uaf ~ the nominees f9r the respective q
/ rcer aud tho same shall be puhlished
! in tho official Newspaper ~ tho cityf IN
/ tha event II the death. Withdfawni. Toi
fn3vai or other disqualification 81 any
nominee far any offles at any time
PRIOR 20 tho printing " The beilgta. Ma
Taras OF tho person rncdis9rg ffa' haKi
htVheat vote FOR that ufflce At The prim.
Iary election shall be HUbstitutsd thsTafor
/ Tha Comptroller shan also preparc thf
Ioffriai ballots ana print ana diHtribute
tham Tor tho general election. With the
names Of tho respective nominees print ID
tbsraon. conforming in ~ respects to ~
lrrauirameutH Tor ballots hereinbsfprf
lufeaeribcd as respecting The primary else
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-05

X III --vashaa eater frnrs howe
arnta and ssaan Trusts bara. CSC
ana isiepaone " Randall fors
a. Nash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-05

~ nlss / to ! Frers fFura : 20 : arrcs
X bsft8n Mrd. t-room halse. tarn ana
skkfea ts,asss Fnr safr. { horse ans
xnem~aia head 70 cattle I acre af
ssana u acres "a O irirm tsN owners
cas rrisk. POSTER egatlea. h v n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-05

ANAL ranch. partly cleared
W. .a..ken fafk. etc Aslns
hs.s o. tie peg montN ovn-
VI moved 70 Homestead N sas,efn
al q state SO .,lnna wharf
= asa baildins on NNN'A''e
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hereby certify that the forcEolne
Council nul No lST7S. after passage ~
tho city Council. was duly presented 20
tho Mayor. and having been by him dig-
approved and returned by him Co he
city Council, with his objections thereto
In writing, the said objections of mo
Mayor thereto were duly entered az Iaree
ON the journal OF tho Council and pub.
ushcd In tho city official newspaper and
thereafter the CITY Council did, ON rn-
cembcr 3. 1914. tho same being 30 loss
than five t6) days after such puhNt 800,
and within thirty (2el days after sIia
bin had been 40 returned. duly rcpHnt
slider and vote upon suld Council fi|'I.
and that uHon such reconsideration alit
Council Biu wRs, on said last mentioned
date. again duly pissed by said Cauncl
hv the affirmative vote nf more Than
Two. thirds OF an the members elected to
nnid city Council. and / hereby certify
said facts upon said Council Bill
Signed BY me In open session as nfore-
uata i'm Authorization OF its passage
thia 9Th day OF December, lafa.
ROBr b. IfESKFTTJ
President Of tho city Council
Filed BY me this 9th day OF December,
Attest, tsean II. w. CARROLL.
city Comptroller and oxofficio city
Dy p. AGNEw. Deputy clerk
Published December ~. 1918
H. w. CARROLL.
city Comptroller and ex-offioio CITY
Date Dat Of first publication. January sist
1918.
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Scw f.fasra taes- sHt p acre sfuund
a 5ea $50 caah NJ VIII traae
.,ess "a 81 see Ger rs'd acrrasV
rsSxwR tNv co III illrten h.k
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rArE oF wAHIlfSGroN. I
cesntg ~ Einx -
Cify % Seattle

dolly swofn. on ntfh derasfa ard Gays
Thaf Z reside az We .....s. ....... ..
In fha 0ife ~ anattir ana arm a auaiifird
safsf therein. thas hereby dfriaFa my
elf 3 candidate for the uaminatiaa Or
fha office q ....-...a ...-....t.. 20 BE-
made af the primary election 90 be bold
on the - dnV ~ ..a.-. s.sI.. 10 3
.fhat in making this declaration I arr not
becoming candidate aa the nominee o.
1r because - any proH1ieri export franl
any uafiaral ~ state political raftv o.
any rufumtttra or convention represent.
Ing nr nEfigE frr HHF such political PARTY
i accompany THE dnriarnfi1u wffh the
ssrfrt ~ ... dollars the Zoe reauirrd
bv tas fFr berumlng such candidate
Dated This .,.. daT of ,+.-. ..-- -
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..rx arAl ESTATE

RIDGE SACRIFICE
y .a.,Asra eattase fea..e sNes,,s ~.
"a rrsrisrr. china closet
So . reesptien hall, hath he
N~'k -, hs1rocmas conrreta hAar
tssea snrarv trays iriee cnt 70
wFt es.h $3.50. taiance g. uutts
- ,et prenared a. SO = ha,f an
sssrss u, .sslse 2 alley ''Ns ~"
'ss ,sss,,TrAGE REALTY CO.
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E-sasNs ANo FARM LANos

q .ss~s fns y heat nat 3 miles ffau
r.ftse !. prssan or neaE hHtes rtsff
- rletrei hailnre raaf ~ PEI acre
Is sasF snail house " seA nt t4t
~, -. "a 4nF reasonable terms. GO
,e.a- >anitv ~ gaNa1 GEE clear arrat 81.
rsxSgE INV 90 fis il'efoN Xix
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NOR ENIIAN1IN .-..,-.
..rs ~pAR NORTH YAKIMA
u Atttr - ArIrkfrA rRtrE
Shtt't=h .utr oF fNrUNuRkNCn
s.s.ssss "a SiiEs PROM kHrr
" w. potSn hANN AcNhs
hoeN nkfANcH LODGED OFF
Sss,.s asei tts NOErflAnr tfee
=. ,,ess uNpER plINn y Spbo
49, SIR cf.rRREu Also tNs
~. nfr,.u WATER NiNitf fAlN
49,. sts.a FOR HpfN fNIH
rrs,sx fNct' NnnANgE ...... -.
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lesv csmptraijer aud 81 -utusia Cs4fy Cts
pats 81 rrss putiieaiiou ianuarg u
faHH
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be some of the most remarkable
news films ever produced. The
awful conditions that existed at
Dayton are depicted exactly as
they were, free from color and
exaggeration.
Business corners where just a
few hours before Dayton's great
commercial activities were in
progress are shown covered with
water as deep as 16 feet. Streets
that were traversed by automo-
bills and dray vehicles are shown
to be canals for chugging gaso-
line launches, rowboats and make
shift RATS.
A real feature has been book ed
for all of next week in Miss Elsie
Weiss, violinist who has studied
under the great masters of Eu-
rope. Miss Weiss has a charm
ing personality, and has proved
to be a hit wherever she has
played.
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PANTAGES

The coming of England's popu-
lar coincidence, Miss Laurie Ord
way, who will headline the bill at
the Pantages theater, centers
much interest. To the follower of
the stars of vaudeville the name
of Laurie Ordway is as familiar
as that of Vesta Victoria or Alice
Lloyd. These three names are
linked together as the three lead
ers in English character comedy
as far as condolences go. While
Miss Lloyd and Miss Victoria may
be better known in America be-
cause of their many appearances
here, Miss Ordway has a reputa-
ton just as wide in England.
Fresh from grand opera tri-
umphs come the Nepolitan Opera
trio, made up of three stars of
Italian opera.
Direct from English halls,
where the standard is of top
notch excellence, will come Don
Carlos Fantoches In an elaborate
ly staged act.
Walter G. Percival and his COM
pany appear in dramatic playlet
entitled The Choice
The Cervo Qua are two Ital-
ians who play accordeons. For
ster and Lloyd are booked to
provide the latest in songs and
chatter. There will be new mo-
ton pictures, and, as usual, spe-
cial orchestral features.
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PRINCESS HERE TO BATTLE

TULSA, Okla. April 12.-Prin-
cess Stefina Kaunitz of Vienna,
Austria, accompanied by a physi-
clan and retinue of servants, has
arrived in Claremore, where she
will spend several weeks taking
radium baths. Claremore people
are anxious to shower social att
tentions upon Princess Kaunitz,
but are fearful lest she will con-
slider them obtrusive. The prin-
cess is a member of the ruling
family of Austria and is regarded
as a court beauty.
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$500 2-in. post Brass
Bed, satin finish, going
at
$50
o @ @ o @ O 9 o 8 o @ @ o @ o
. ADVICE FOR COPS @
o AND OTHERS. TOO @

@ @ 9 @ @ @ @ @ @ o @ o @ O o
MT. VERNON, N. Y, April IL.
James D. Conner, police COM
missioner of this city, has hung
this framed motto on the wall in
the squad room at police head
quarters for the officers to read:
Use the top of your head more
and your tongues less.
BE just as careful not to cheat
as you are not to be cheated.
Don't dig up the past of the
man or woman who is decent now.
Silence is the first resort of
the wise and the last resort of the
foolish.
THE Creator gave you two
ears and only one tongue, so you
could hear twice as much as you
talk"
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Welded u Years
Seek Separation

After % years of married life
Rebecca Vauhn yesterday secured
a divorce from her husband, JOS
eph Waugh, both colored, on a
charge Of drunkenness, before
Judge Chapman in the superior
court.
Vaughn was also charged with
selling property valued at $1,000
belonging to his wife for 5000,
and out of the proceeds bringing
Mrs. Vaughn hat said to have
cost IS.
Judge Chapman granted a de-
cree to Mrs. Vaughn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-04-12
DOYOU KNOW

Stephen Lund, of Warren, N
Y, at 10 has had his first hair
cut. He is six feet tall, athletic,
crack rifle shot and wore his
hair in two long braids. 1t is said
he was left 100000 by an uncle
on condition that he didn't have
his hair cut till he was of age.
But $4,000 wouldn't keep it on
two years more.
Minnesota officials have start
ed new back to the country
movement which contemplates the
building of village schools at
least two miles out of town. They
believe the early taste of urban
life thus given children will lure
many back to the farms as they
grow up.
That trap which lured the fly
to death by tumbling down a
rungless ladder is too slow for
John G. Coyle of Brooklyn. He
hooks monograph horn to a
vacuum cleaner and gather flies
and mosquitoes into the dustbag
In swarms.
The leanest building in New
York is to be erected on a strip
fronting five feet on Broadway
and 100 feet on Worth street. 1t
is to be four stories in height and
of glass and steel. A cigar coun-
ter and a bar will take up the
first floor.
Clyde Ridge, a barber of Cow
ington, Ind, was shaving himself,
when his razor slipped and cut off
his nose. A doctor stitched it on.
Grounds for Separation-The
wife of Peter Duffy, a restaurant
keeper of Manhattan, is suing for
separation. She alleges that he
treated her cruelty by destroying
a willow plume hat and keeping
the water running in the bath
room all night to annoy her.
Whether Sam Eddy's duck or
Arthur Woodford shall be prose-
cuted for catching trout out of
season is a puzzle for the fish
wardens at Avon, Conn. The duck
caught trout ten inches long,
1t is said, and Woodford took the
fish away from it. He had pos
session when the warden got
there.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-04-12
EMPRESS

Following close upon the heels
of the wonderful bill which closes
at the Empress tonight, comes an
other program which is declared
by Manager Bert G. Donnellan to
be the equal of last weeks brig
success. What Is declared to be
one of the biggest terpsichorean
specialties ever booked over the
Sullivan and Considine circuit,
will headline the new bill. Ida
Fuller, the famous danseuse, will
present her scenic dancing festi-
val "If," assisted by half a dozen
well known ballet and classic
dancers.
"The Mayor and the Manicure, -
with James F. Fulton and Miss
Matte Choate in the leading roles
will be welcomed again for a
weeks engagement Monday after
noon.
Two girls. known as Black and
White, will appear in a novel aero
batic number next week. The
Taubert sisters and their brother,
Paul, family of xylophonists,
are OF extraordinary merit.
One of the most delightful bits
of character work will be por-
trayed by Alfred Kelley, who ap-
pears as high-class Irish gentle
man of the old school.
In character songs and dances
that teens with youthful exurb-
erance, the Misses Annette, Evelyn
and Mary o. Creighton are pro-
grammed for their initial appear
ance In Tacoma Monday after
noon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-04-12

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with Big Neck" Don't give up
hope because other physicians Or
remedies have failed you. i am
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Will mail you FREE this big test
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nerves, heart. bowels and whether
or not your eyes are unduly prom
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how quickly my treatment reduces
the size of the eoitre and relieves
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MELBOURNE

Tonight is the last chance for
Tacoma people to see the pictures
of the Dayton flood at the Mel
bourne theater. These extraord-
mary films were held over two
days by Manager John Slefert to
give all an opportunity to see
them as they are considered to
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Pay Only 6 Per Cent

Property owners in local i'm
provement districts in Tacoma In
the future will have to pay only
6 per cent interest on the de-
ferred payments instead of per
cent.
Commissioner Freeland this
morning recommended that the
rate of interest be cut.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-04-12
BIG MEETING

i. w. w. plan of action out
lined by j. p. Thompson, North
western organizer. New local of
marine and transportation work.
ers will be organized. BE there
at the i. w. w. hall, 10 South
14th st., Saturday at 8 p. m. and
Sunday at 3 p. m, April IL and
t3. ADMISSION FREE.
Advertiser
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AT THE TACOMA

This afternoon at 2:30 and 4
O'Clock and this evening at 1880
and will be the last opportunity
for the citizens of Tacoma to wit
ness the greatest moving pictures
ever exhibited here, the James X.
Hacdett in THE Prisoner of
Lenda."
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AN EARLY-BIRD RULE SOON

WASHINGTON, D. c., April IL.
Eight instead OF o'clock will
be the hour for beginning the
days work in the various depart
ments Of the government in the
near future ii Is reliably reported
here. The cabinet discussed the
proposed change today. The
present hours are from to 1870.
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Criminal Sarcasm.

Ex-Hero-Ah, my boy, when I
played Hamlet the audience
took fifteen minutes to leave the
house.
Vicious ex-Comedian (coldly)
Was he lame? = New York
American
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GRIP&COLDS

Letters from the people.
II have used 'Seventy-seven'
with good results and it is all
that you claim. Send me a Man
ual."
II am a regular user of "Sev-
enty-seyen' and find it always
helps me. Would like to have
the Manual"
! Having found 'Seventy-seven'
helpful in an attack of Grip,
would like to have your Manual"
Our mail is full of these re-
quests. We would suggest that
you too send for a copy of DIR.
Humphreys Manual, which is
sent absolutely free, and learn
about all of the Humphreys
Remedies.
Humphreys Homeo Medicine Co.,
156 William street, New York
Advertisement.
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Q o zoe ~%4@ 90 q . . . .
o MARRIAGE LICENSES. .
q = . o @ q @ o o o q q . q q o

Marriage licenses were issued
to ]. A. Bennett and Nina v. An
derson, both of Tacoma; William
Thaut and Minorvia Thiel. both
of Tacoma. and Andrew Lackert
Of Tacoma, and Carolina Hagman
OF Haines. Mimi.