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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-02-22

pROposEn AMENpsENr SO. :
A Proposition and Resolution o. afesna
The charter "a the cfty - seattle hf add
los thereto a nes article ta - snose
a. Article NNNtI retailing Go the 1sssss
msnt ivvF ard collection - taxes Ter eH
corporate nf municipal purposes aua ~
yerfa pros .tinE frr tho gradual vseHnp
ttan feana saeh taxattan - ait personal
property trzrept isaashalt intefrsis in
land ana psiuiic scrvice ffanrhttesi ana
improvements or land repfailrE an ehar-
ier prov III sns and oriiasnrrs IN eentiis,.
and rfet idirr fur the subfu isHian af sut y
WrHuesrt amendment 20 the rlrNtHfH -
The city AZ the neSt KenrrAi Fnanieipal
ak n RESOLVED py TuE CRY
corNcft. oF TuE CITY cf sEAt
rsat ne CITY CHARTER % shs CITY e
Seattle ~ amended ~ adding thereto a
ne~ article 20 30 knaan ~ Article NNFli.
shlch shall rod - falia.s
Section The aas@asinunt levy ani
collection q tsxrs % prePefv - ~
corporate ~ municipsi pnf pnrFa 20 me
CITY u seattle shall b unlfafn ~
srrct - psrreus and pfateTtf ieefsls
provided that fnr corporate ~ uinni'
ctpal purrarAa tm the CltY q ArAftir there
shall ~ eseup' from such 'aNrs e We
year tptt tweniy fits per cent. fsf TIE
year 'ists tnY per erHt Coz ne feaf
1915 seventy i've per cert. sri there
af,sr one haudrsa psr cent q me vaias
hold Interests in ianf ard putilc ssftite
franrhl.~si ana ~ ~ isarros esnsnts On.
Or W. un1er aay lands in the cay q &C.
attfe ans. in ttvfiuK hna e~iirttlnE asrA
tas~a Ter the year 1854 seventy rve PEI
cent enfy and Tor she year 1915 fitf
per cent aniT ard far the Vear 1915
taentv. tive per frut only ard therna ffrf
10 part % thr fatar % r~rrrrel property
teNeepftnE t~asrnaft taterw~is lu farA ara
puhiie servtrs frar htsest ard - lrnpfEFs
alrnts on in 81 umdtr arr lanfs ~ ne CITY
10 seattle ahaU - suhfrcs tn the lew -
taxes fsF esrpsTas. ~ snunirinai pvrps.ars
q sha rlff % Seattle, provided. THAT
vent IRE irsr1strr - licenses ON r~ftsia
occupations within The city - Seattle
la thn esfrrfae q the pelirs p1wrFs -
sfrsrt any chnrier psaslHlan ~ or iihanefs
fvEuisttus the sale % inieEiratlnE
sertlaa Al charter rra,isiaas pr
sratnancss ana pzrta - thrrraf Ia cHH'
ricf harratth are repealed
AND uE ~ FURTHER uffpf.NEb
that the faF~nnlnE arns ndmrnt tn the oity
CHARTER 30 an3 the saFae 10 hereby sub
mttrd % tho quatlnet sinet9rs n thn
eity AZ ths cost general uunicipal eirc
tion. 20 b. held on the en- day u March
Passed ths city cauHel rho ts,h dsT
q Nogenfh=r. 1919 ant signed tF tus m
passage this fStn day = Nnfrmhrr. t2t2
Wnur ~ NE4tt fru
rrraii~nt - thn riiY '1unel
FusA the tsih day = Snyenher tstf
81 W CARROLL
city Comptroller ard - -affiefn Ffff CLERK
Date Of first publication January atHt
fgt1
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LEGAL NOTICES
CONTINUED


ti"n sNeept that the names ~ nHu'"' III
shal be PRINTED ~ each rruup On wv
nall"t IN tho order - tee tuthhN ~
'tea thet received at the urinary
WON. iHa nominee receiving 81" -.
Wv" ~ HE top in each group. NJ" W. q
.n.ll 20 40 rotation - tho names "h,u
FIhtthH - the ballots A iisNh w. .t
he left below tho name. q The - th, ~
nominees Tor each office wherein
voter mHN write ur paste lu the hau'N -
nnt person Tor whom he may a's"'
AND mn tr rtu-urp urHotNEn
ihht suid proposed Amendment ha, ny.
nWtef Ca tho qualified electors Z" 49,.
fitN uf Seattle az the ueFt s.hgfhl
ll"n Go be hold in the CtU ~ fehNio '"
March fth 1878 -
Passed me CITY couneu mo aeth aes
20 December 1913 aud sisuod ~ ~.
npen session in authunfioatinn Or W. w
HaEe this aoth DAY ~ December ~
npur s. IiE#khfit.
President ~ the tiif ,"a"'.l
Ftled - me this aoth day OF h''''"
bor, 1913
cts Comptroller ana - nffiri" Guy -,
Date - first publication January '''
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Proposed AAH%i. ~ - ~, tt,,sf.sfFtgs
ureOftfrfOS and fn'i'oFt ~
b, ..tltt Arttcis XVIII 81 ,hs ~ Nv.
chatter ~ adding thereto . 1900 40
no ts known ~ feFfian ~ - rtrr.
mo qaaiiticailous - . gae0 ~ seattle. and
,,sgsttttaa surh proposed arnsna 49, -,
.tks electors % tho tlN N W. X. .ttv
municipal election 20 % h' iets
.nr fr HTaoLvrp ~ W. .r,
cotNctL or TIE CITY ot HNN
~, Article xvift u tho cily chsftsf
$500 ~ adding thereto
.~4tfan ~ - tnnwu - section ~
shau read as fnll9~s 49,. - ror,
section -. E.srf $780, nes asa sv,fy
n-ssan nominated % any such 't.st.-ti
aer the charter - the ciil ~ -
wfhin ton up days afi. ~tt~b Ne
1890 ~ thH rfcrtlna az
III. L. sis.tei rie az urmlsrs t~
III afitlns upon sait sh,1 ...tier fuiy
- q. tt. rarfrrfrHfs SIN tN"
49,, .r Zoo, Rte declaration ~ rai
rifnrv ~ other npfninsilgn ft. nna
setNnr forfh each Hum nt,t-. e.s.nt
...- r.-rrftatea paid or pfg5e'ssi ~
Ma, ar ans ur- fsF hiffs. n 'iH wv 80. -.
sfrs % arasisrrsnrr tsf w vrv
- bt. ssfl.inaflnn or sief
ga sfar~ Haif statrur % +. 20
~ setaa paid 90 prfs'nNl es.4 .tsf.
.,stt~r frtiv th~ natHre. hini Ana .
- ~ ear~rsa far She. W.
$3.50. es.rraltef separately. nNa f"f
~ 1910. a. ~ Rom she e1fns
80 ths rarraaes fsr uhl. 80
....t. -..-s nsafs aaA Boz ihls -
M -,ss. sr ether fHra'aefai a.
"a "a ~at psii shHu t- w twatd
Y. t...s.s r.tra o. ntrd HhRN fHiHtf't ~.
r. ~ subject 90 che tusrrFN"e st
.-.tr.tt4r = any rfrrtar n.H r+
- l-srals,s rart q ihs r1t'if "a.
p,..f n stsiafisB thrfrHt .aeN -,
-..rfv s-trh candidate nr uelni"fH WV"
hnfAfar Enrh nfft . ..... q. ssarsr sff-f,
Aen uE II FURTHER ~
.te..t 80 proposed arnrnd"irWt 80.
.frts ,e ne anaiifiaA strrt@fs - -
49,. W..tf. At thn general taanAf - 4,
s,.l,,aa 10 30 hsia 90 che en- a@f ~
rss.ss ne CITY cepn-l ~ en- b. So ~
-, ft-lrsaaer 1913. ant "snsh - ~
.,.,. .-.stan irs asthruflrnftnn =
-. 80 abtt aar - Dec 80 ~
sAse fN'A pOffT n ttFHkNfN
prsaidvnt ~ the chf ."Nn,,
Yu~a tha seth DAY = .,.,
r.t,- r.,e-,.rrifrr aad - .offifln 'it1 80
pste - nrst Bssiirat'sn lanHai5 t''''
fHFn
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LEGAL NOTICES



PROPOSED AMENDuEwT 80
.. - LUTON and PHupOsfTfDW
ai,ead ihe Charter u tfa rlty - ~
X aRaing tnereto new article ~
E,..s ss Arfiels XVI creating a
sl8 p Pebble Weifara. f.rnfav fhs
g,sers aHd duties fhsrssf r.r.sl',.- m
80 WpF isioda ard sfFlrarr.. Ii, ...r
y, taert eiln. and aahfufffIns 80 s,r,a
49, 4.1.lii'n voters - fha rIfv AZ thr
nj 81 ar nahlclpal sfertI1a
cof,vctI.' 49, I'D ~ ~ TIE CITY
TIE. nm Ni'i oF Sent
Tsai re Charter q ne CITY o., a..,,i.
80 -afa ~ adding thereto 4, ra-v ~.
sAai, 80 :, 800 ~, as Article XVI which
' '7aa ~ follows.
S.,,,.. ARTICLE XIV
pn There IL herafg .-t.ttt.t..,
~. n Public welfare es.,,,-...,t -
v,-.. Ael,i.sfs 90 b. aopoint.T - a.,
asf 49,. ,ne consent ~ the CS4neu
tks ssnsgr,.,9. ItnD.a Al f1r fausf upon
meme. y, re - the Council 49,
ne. q ne B0ard shall ~ ....' -.
80 =. ttti ferte without rl..... ~ H
sses,. s ~ terms shan - f,r fie. $3.50.
detervt,.s We fret app4irftrs d. ~
49,. i,iara ~ The Mo- N
n. ~ ore rear. one - - snsll
sre -. leafs. one Tor fa9r - 80
sfte, = I've years within &C., 49,
nss. - .,ahinR effect n ttf. 49,,
merits a.. ~ shall make rurb 4rn.i-f
~ s7saiile well known ~ , "s wv
49, ~ interest lu tbr sf.t,.t ttbff
' - q such Board '"''''' ana pur
are bsv.s.,, ~ provisions Applicant. te..,.
Beard 80 4 ~ and ar1Irs,e ~
500 4ha sha officers fhere.f -''l
,issi''n 3 Said Boa,d 49,,
psrkbs,.i.p' iHlon and rsrfr.i -.
t0rieu "a lals asylursa aud -,
tiYea ard 49, Tor detention ~ daf.g.
o. training s.tss,sss s,is. and 0ter reform
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PROPOSED a II ~ thfats y ,.ts|r.tsaf Oh. -
A urHgIrrfps and ilt't -
"a amend section ~ Article ~ ~ -
CIV charter "a the titf 20 Hsatilt, 80.
nros iitna ZOE tho auhutnsiuh .t -.
posed amendment so che auaNiL." ,.,,tr,t
~ the city W seattle IT me ""a'
ur tr nEHotvnp ny THE 10y
COUNCIL OF TtG CITY ="
That Section . u Nurl. " e,, ne
ctF Charter % the CiW et
auge ndod % a. Co read a. tnl.'~ 49, ,t,sr
Section , Tha Council Hhah 4, any
each Monday ~ each Weh 49, then
Of those DAYS 30 ieHal he,l11 h,uday
.uu.an the urNt day not 80 .tait tr
thereafter. aud an 80 seasi'n , =, nny
putlir. and u shall not 40 t.se ~
other place than tts f'seia'
ASH nr II FvBrurp nlHsn'. ~ si,'
that said proposed s'nsmnih. a the
uitted "a tho qualified ele.-,,i eir-.
cry - Seattle a the net' "e'+ttte on
ton 60 10 heid In The Guy OF
1900 a.. CIV Council the 'o'h aSa
Of p~esmkor. 1919. and signed ~
ee..s, session IN authrnttfAinn gt ",
ease this seth daY - nrcctl..t ,eaftf
mont ~ iitHh y -
President - she titl Heht -,
Piled ~ mo this seth DAY or
.i9ia a. c.upoft.
city Comptroller and f-"''''
pass u tirst publication January ''''
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x.sas AND FARM LANDS
CONTINUED


.,n ptfy SAR KENT
GoV' ,cRrs half ip cultiv1.
THIN .as,ncr pasture nm'll
s esp. lause barn, n soo ''s ,, ','f
s sSsss Price "S0' ''''
nsa .nrNrRY PROPERTY oar
@fe''Ro ROBERT MNLrnN
,ata Alaska Building
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1nnr NINA EANM

IMAM DID, acres
4 y. 'e ss.aocs 81 sa,,' .,'g t.,tl
,nes nne te.usanA atf.H ~ fiue
grave. 49, esntraUeA ht t".t p'fe.
sisisas go miles lgaH sn.d ,'~s
80 e. = aslsh,or. g.. .9'., ,..lss
81 Z, LEAFS ssen,'
ace EiINE scHRoEPtE..L.. ~. .,.,
fasra = ,,.rtans. otfert Nest farm
jsh,h hass N Wet lasiaf Free 81
eft.<.lf.l nlaiitf r.s a....r utH
-, fs.AcRE fAhN ,....
,,.r I.s...y ss So ,, ssss. 6a,, ass'
iaFe Ftak lke. miu haf .hHfth
sfhrst $50 $3.50 telephone aat r1ftI
o. we. 81 tte 81 q SAYS ieFnA
teaie - ~tilEY nANk
Ia
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fHUnNfaf@A.n \ MAaNtNMfN 7 NJ. ~.
A UFEuttTtON ana pRoFpstTiON
TO amend section Pa ~ Article VII of
tho GUY Charter - tho City - Seattle.
and prov ld4ng for submission - such pro-
rr-ef amendment 10 tho qualified voters
II the city % Seattle az The next gen
Tr ir RESOLVED ny THE CITY
cutfNCiL or TIRE CITY or SEAT
maj Section "a o. Article VII ~ ne
CITY charter ~ tho city n Seattle be
amended 90 as % read ne follows.
Section ga superintendent Of Build
t,sa, Qualifications. Dutir.. Thcro SHAH
ho a suucrlntcudc ~ buildings Who
anau also Doc sup'rlnf endrnf ~ public
buildings and grounds "" shat he rWher
a atructurni engineer. architect or builder
"a shall he his duty 20 Fce that the build.
Ing ordinances Of tho city and tho rules
aud regulations established ny the BOARD
- Public Works relating 20 hts depart.
mont are enforced subject q tho con.
tfsi 81 tho board % Public Works. he
shall have tho management and control
~ the public buildings and lands belong
ing 10 tho city. other than parks, library,
lighting aud water systems lie shall
aian have charge. subject 20 the control
OF the Hoard q Public Works % tho COM
rtrurtlun and maintenance % municipal
buildings re shall keep list % an
tho property belonging Co tho clty, and
under the direction ~ the BOARD % Pub.
iic Works shaft seek 20 obtain reason
nbfa revenue from all property. other
than parks end library property, lighting
and water systems not actually required
for the ritY'a use. aud shall. through mo
hoard of Public works. make reports 20
the CITY Council quarterly. euumernting
the ctty'a property. and the use 20
uhtrh each piece ~ pvt and tho rentals
derived thcrofrpm lie shall under civl
service rules. have control % the cm-
ptoyment OF all labor skilled or other
wise in his department lie shall have
such other additional powers as tho city
council may hy ordinance grant, and he
shall perform such other duties as the
civ Council or tho Board Of Public
Works may from time 20 time prescribe
ANn RE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED
that such proposed amendment be sub
mUted to tho qualified electors OF the
CIV OF seattle for their ratification or re-
lection at che next general municipal
election 70 be hold March 4, 1918.
Passed tho city Council the 3ist day
Of December, 1919. and signed BY mo In
omen session In naturalization % rs pas
sage thls alst day Of December. 1919,
RpnT n uESk ETH
presidcIA OF the city Council
Filed tho gtst DAY 81 December 1919.
~ W CARROLL.
,-t,,. cam truflpr and az suffipin city CLERK
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NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN that in
accordance with Petition. city clerks
invoked as to the following proposed or
dinnnrcs. and that. pursuant 10 Resciu-
ton No 3gah Of the city Council ~ The
CIV af Seattle. said proposed ordinances
viii DO submitted Tor ratification OF re-
lection al the General Election TO be
hold in said city on March ith, 1913.
oHptNANCE No. ,....t
AN oRDtNANCE providing for the CON
structlon hy contract of an extension to
tho public market at Pike Iiace In thu
Clty Of Crattle and including rs part
OF Rntd plant FOR extension. tho con
struction OF a convcyor under ana at.
O tachcd 20 the bridge on Pike Street
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hereby certify that the foregoing
Council Biu No. iSi7s. after passage ~
the city Council, was duly presented 10
the Mayor and having been by him dis
approved and returned by him to .hs
city Council. with his objections thereto
in writing. the said objections Of the
Mayor thereto were duly entered al large
on the journal OF the Council and pub
fshed In the city official newspaper. ana
thereafter the city Council did, on De-
cember ., 1919. the same being not less
than five t6l DAYS after such publication.
and within thirty tSo) DAYS after said
hin had been 50 returned. daily rccon-
slider and vote upon said Council Biil.
and that upon such reconsideration said
Council rim was. on said last mentioned
date. again duly passed by said Council
nv the affirmative vote OF more than
.tWo-thiras 81 an tho members elected 10
.s,ta CIV Council. and I herclN certify
saiG facfs upon said Council RIM
signed rs me IN open session as afore-
seid I'M authenticatioR Of It's passage
tbis ath day Of December 1919
"''@ RORT n HESKETH.
president Of tho city Council
Ftled by me this 9th day OF December.
iea9 =, cn
CIV Comptroller and eN-offieio city
MI Rv = p. AGNEw. Deputy clerk.
published December u, 1913.
n. W. CARROLL.
city Comptroller and oX-officio City
Date Of first publication, January sis.
1918.
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iiasorIcs no srockAoLoEas

- W. n Nft ~ tAHHaa ANAafaH
MEETING
- IhE FrurkHoLDEg Or THF
s@AlTtk blEiNG AND CLEANING
20. N0FIfE
lasfs 49, b. a mastfrr % the stock
as1er4 - the Seattle UVefnF and
WEAVING 'n. 90 the office 10 the COM
nY a. No 1875 Eighth ar Seattle
hin< eaunty Washinat1n at che hour
80 u. fehruarr lffn. 1919 Tor
- pHfrasr - ci@rfinE trustees and
- ne Transaction ~ such business a.
~ regularly come before the meet
Dated ihia iiih day ~ Februar-. 1919
RAWspw President
@ n POND anrrrfrrr
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HEaDLUTfpM no as7I
pTOFpHED AMENDMENT NO Z
a HEsOLuTfON aud PHOPOsITtON
O amend Section n Article XVIII u the
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~ saa 50 ,as = eg ,. \, ' *, .sigse
O. '.ys ss .sr.sats9 ',as 8 . n 30
90 vsr nn partlesiafs address
80 sFze
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NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN that In
arcordance with petition. city CLERKS Frs
70 Dpfll the simple referendum has
been invoked a. 20 the fafi9slur orff-
nance ana that. pursuant 70 Resolution
70 tS'e % the city Council 81 Tue city
81 HeAttle said ordinance VIII he submit
ted for ratification or rejection AZ gts
Hfnefal Municipal Election % BE held IN
aaia CITY OF darch t'h. 1918;
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LEGAL NOTICES
CONIINIIEN

'iu charter ~ the CIV 20 seattle. AVID
lf"t ldIuE Tor tho auhmisHion ~ such pro
N.ard amendment 10 tho qualified tntets
~ iho city % Seattle at the nest uenof AZ
nn W RraoLvrn nv ruu cry
noLNCtt or TITS cry OF HtAF-
That Section 81 Article Nvlu q ,he
CITY NhHrtrr ~ the city ~ Seattle 10
Am"nird 81 as 10 read az followg
Section Thers .haii b. held IN w.,
guy nn the first roo sday following ~"
firHt Monday ln March. a general mani
ripR election
sueh election shall he heid hiennisiiy
~ fhv even numbered wears nH 90 ~"
mayer ard an other elective officers With
'he exception e cnuaeiimon. Hald sen
eItl municipal election Cor the eieftuf,
g'ung linen ard tho snhmiaslNn Y'
charter amendments and other rfaPesl
lions shall 30 held annually hpeti ~
gl'stian shall % held az such tihrs ana
VIZ such purposes AZ thn CITY teah.h
may. hN ordinances. pFeaffihc. Huhieti ~
sngh limitations and pufhaant 70
requirements as are provided ta WIS
charter ur in the laws % The State ~
Washington
suhdirfsian 4 Nominations far muni.
clral elective Officers uud~r thia chars
snail be made tn conformity with thf
non partisan method hereinafter pre-
srtircd and provided. o. VIE
flrrf 4 primary ar ursf election shan
~ held ON tho Tuesday two weeks PIE
rehinE ihr taf - auY Fengfal inueit -,
WV tN'HW W NNMWHnH HAtM MNHAtAH Htf|ff
fali ufon any ieral holiday tho primal
shall he held un tho Monday imwrdlatnlF
preceding tho same
t0cuni All names ~ candidates % n.
voted upon a. the PRIMARY election shall
Pc printed upnn the official PRIMARY hal
| lot alphabetically ia HrHupa under WE
designation ~ the respective titles ~ me
| Nffitcs Ter "a bitch they are candidates
| Nothing on tho ballot shall - tndl
eafive ~ The source ~ the candidacy ~
~ NE support - an .Analaate
s,S' .ha hass printed ,e', :, rs al
and there shall not Do appended % me
name - ant candidate any such pattf
~ political Delegation % marx e any
thing indicating his views ~ 0piniena
| Al taiiaia ptinted shall ho - pre-
cisclr The same sire quality unt = pa
rer kinf - type and cnier % ink se
printed - me perforated corners fnf ~
m1Nat when tho ballots are voted pa
provided - aenurai law n shall he im
s9~sss s - rs a'' t,s't. nam 10 sabsisn
HaliY iw gha faiiowtns fofm'
Primary election city - Seattle, ..''
osueisi hans, ser U.s. IN go, rrs.eine,,
tdssisnatisn % precinct 70 DO p''h'''
INSTRUCTIONS % voters
no vote place cross fNf marx n ne
,ss',s 1 ,,, '"s opr s y 'n Ss.lss q
vote or Yau may write IN ths BLANK
space provided hslas each srnup ne
name - any person ~ PERSONS ~ 49,
voa desire 10 vote. or attach paste
bearing the uFlntsd name - any safh
nerHnm or persons Any dlHhnEhFnlns
marks except bic above Indicated Ars e.
| hiAdrn and make the ballot void "
you wrongly marx. tear ~ fefare the bal.
ltof return Ne 90 the election affieefa Ahi
| obtain another
| Underneath tho above hHafinE ana -.
sfrucfians shat ~ arranged To- sspAfste
/ columns tho Titles - tae respective ~
ne~a % 30 voted far arr umfrr each
ltifta thr names - the candidates there
fer. n tho fsilsstnE manner visi
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presidcIN OF the city Council.
r-u.a tho gfef d1V ~ pcCem her 1919.
' EAnnnI

city Comptroller and oN-ot0cio city clerk
Date Of first publication January Slst,
1914
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~ pNbIN ANcE relating % the adniinis-
ration - penal Justice IN the CITY II
seattle. and prescribing cases Ga which
arrests may be made without warrants,
ana informing the authority Of the no.
llee - this city 60 the laws ~ the ststs
o. Whnhingtou. and providing pon4lfles
Tor The violation hereof
BE it ordained b the city Of Seattle a.
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LEGAL DEPT.
PATENT ATTORNEYS

oerir Patent atf9rnfr. 1rEaniFfr q
Ieisr ! tztertr that sell. % FeHrs y
- asa1 cxperisues set crufrat ffe
AdaEr Brgess registered Patent snd
fraas Mars Aifgrregs 81 years Ia
ssa-tlr So Csntral Bgildins
u y EeFaeiiis "a years in e 9 patent
s,f.e~ 4n& attorney. 7o7 Lrary HldE
Vac ilI9 ideas developed
D H&sEfNs patent attorney. rs
W. TafF BilE MHfn 1gg1
The Washington times., 1913-06-30
The Stories of
}Fa nous Novels
: BY Albert Payson Terhume
NO. 42-THE Able coNsTANTIN; By Ludopie Haleyy

NO. 42.-THE ABBE CONSTANTINE; By Ludopic Halepy
HE old Abbe consntn
youth he had
tied around the castle Lonsuevai. q
what they could
allevating
ested in his little
period unHeved
heart heavy within
and
church
500
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The Washington times., 1913-06-30
THE WORLDS BEST ROADS.

Some preconceptions about American hopeless.
ness in the matter of country roads rudey Jared
by the serious suggestion that the United States is
now spending more money than any other country
on good roads, and making better progress than
any other country. One of the American delegates
to the International Roads Congress, in London
makes this statement He admits that the United
States is still far behind such countries as England
and France; an observation which need not have
been made, indeed, because everybody knows it is
accurate
New York State, according to the reports to the
congress- leads the world in good road building.
This country is credited with 10000 miles of perm
anent modern highways, which is almost 10 per cent
Of the worlds mileage. The congress has studied
from sample constructions and records of experience
many types and methods of roads and their building;
effects of climatic conditions, materials that may be
used in various localities with the best effect plans
Of financing the tremendous expense of carrying on
the work, and the like.
The road question is become a world question.
The next two generations seem likely to devote
energy and capital to this work. comparable to the
Herculean enterprises of the last generations in
building railroads Railroad building will of course
90 on vast areas are yet almost without beginning
in this direction; but more and more attention will
be given to the country road which must supplement
the iron highway.
The Washington times., 1913-06-30
SIMS AND COMMERCE COURT.

Whatever may be the merits of the proposals to
abolish or to modify and preserve the Court of
Commerce; whatever may be the conclusion as to
the Sims-McReynolds discussion to the part of a
railroad lawyer in advising how to draw legislation
regarding the court, one thing is very clear.
Judge Sims is not going to be remotely sus-
pected, by anybody who knows either him or this
fight to abolish the Commerce Court of serving any
except the public interest in what he was doing. He
has never dreamed of serving any other interest
throughout his long experience in Congress He has
been answering in his antagonism to every Interior
influence or interest in legislation. On the Inter-
state Commerce Committee, as on the District Com
nttee, he has stood squarely and courageously for
the public, and has been an effective fighter
Amy effort to make Judge Sims appear in any
other light will be very certain in the end to rebound
to the discontinue and the reproach-or worse-of
whoever undertakes such a thing