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regard to ways and means of improv- ing the industry and the manner in which the problems were to be met such as the ailments of the deer, ex- portation of meat, etc.
 Falrs Stimulate Interest
 As valuable means toward increas- ing the interest among to natives to bring their respective herds to higher plane of efficiency two large reindeer fairs were held during Jan uary. 1915, one at Akiak, on the up- per Kuskokwim. and the other at Mary's Igloo. on Seward Peninsula. The fair at Akiak was the third an- nual event of .ts kind, while the one at Igloo was the first to be held In that section. At these fairs. which were attended by large delegations from all the surrounding points, many matters pertaining to the reindeer wehre brought up and views exchang- ed. Such subjects as lassoing butch erlng. driving. feeding. herding, etc, and many others. came up for discus sion. Races of various descriptions were held. also target contests. A very important part of the fairs was the exhibition of different kinds of harness. sleds. halters, lossos. fur clothing. and other paraphernal'a common to reindeer camps. Prizes contributed by Nome merchants were awarded to the successful contestants in the different events. More exten- sive and more liberal fairs are being planned for the coming winter. Along with the shipment of supplies for the schools at Aklak and Igloo there were sent large assortment of prizes con trIbuted by Seattle merchants. These will make 1t possible to increase the events and thereby stimulate an in. terest in these fairs.
 The appropriation for the fiscal year ended June 30 was S5.OOO, which was expended as follows; Salaries of the chief herders. S6S; support of appren- tIces. S4.S45.42; establishment of new herds. S67.SO; reserved for contingen- cies. S146S.
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ALLMETAL wEATHERsTRiPs- oIts G eiIpatrlck, Contractors. 12-14tf
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Let The Empire do your printing. TURNER DANCING ACADEMY
 SCHOOL IS NOW oPEr
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ALLMETAL wgATHERsTRIps-
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A. 8. BAND MAY
 NOW DE ORGANIZED

Music has charms to soothe, etc." and possibly Juneau will shortly have some of that pacifler. c. l.. Jones. who has had 30 years experience with bands and orchestra is trying to or ganize a band here. Those desiring to join in this seemingly worthy move ment. can leave their names and the instruments they play for Mir. Jones at Burfords Mir. Jones has had charge of the well known Petersburg band for the past three years and is well qualified as conductor and in. structor.
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Don't forget the dance at the Moose Hall tonight! N
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 Telephone It to The Empire. No s74.
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You saw 1t first in The Empire
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regard to ways and means of improv- ing the industry and the manner in which the problems were to be met, such as the ailments of the deer ex- portation of meat, etc.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-19
First Reindeer Meat Sold

rAFak hGlUQlIA WlaN 0Vl0
 These were placed on sale in that city. retailing at from 20 to S5 cents per pound. Exportation on a larger scale is expected this fall when a corporation. which was organized in the summer of 1914 in Nome and which purchased 1.2OO reindeer from Lap owners in the fall of that year, and which expect to acquire more, will ship to Seattle. in conjunction with several owners of Wales and Kotzebue about 1000 carcasses. A systematic effort is to be made with view toward introducing this pro duct throughout the United States. In order that the meat may have prop CT inspection the Department of Agri- culture detailed pr. Holm to proceed to Nome in the latter part of August to inspect the carcasses and mark them. The Department of Agricul. ture also assisted in the reindeer in- dustry in the fall of 1914 by sending one of the specialists Of the Bureau of Animal Industry, Dr. D. c. Jones, into the Nome and St. Michael dis tr,cts. He visited a good many of the herds and consulted with the of ficials of the Bureau of Education in
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-01-19
BRINGS GOLD CONCENTRATES.

The chicagoff has arrived from the Chicagoff mines with 100 sacks of com centrates. Dr. Matthias, the Douglas dentist; Mir. and Mrs. Aldron, he be- ing bookkeeper at the mine; Mrs. R.. Hamba and child. with five miners were all passengers to channel ports.
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BERLIN FOOD PRICES

A copy of the last bulletin of the American Association of Commerce and Trade in Berlin, just received in Juneau cgontains the following com parat.ve retail prices of foodstuffs in thot citv in cpnts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-26
PROPOSED AMENDMENTS

name ut ans person ~ persons Tor
n hnm you desire TO vote. or attach
a pasteF bearing the printed name
~ any such person or persons To
vote for any person mark cross
tNl In the square 90 tho right %
the name. Vote your first choice
Ia the first column. Vote your see.
nnd choice In tho second column
Vote IN the third column for a.
many other persons as you wish 20
support not vote more than
one choic. ter any ono person. as
only the one choice win count Vote
for onlv enc first choice and only
ono second choice. except where two
or more persons are 20 be elected 20
offices having the same title. and
IN such cases DO not vote for more
persons FOR first choice or second
choice than are 90 bc elected Vote
a. many THIRD choices as you wish.
Vote first choice for each office to
b. filled or your votes for all per-
sons for Fueh office will be void
where two or more office. having
tho same title are 10 b. filled vote
first choice for each such office or
your votes Tor All persons Tor such
offices viii be void
Second and third choice voting ~
not compulsory. All Distinguishing
marks. except a. above Indicated.
make the ballot void
~ you wrongly mark. tear or de-
face the ballot. return IL 20 and OBJ
tain another ballot from the election
officers
Following the above heading and
Instructions 20 voters shall BE- ar.
ranged In separate columns the
TITLES Of the respective offices TO be
filled. and under each title the
names Of tho candidates therefor In
the following manner
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second choice vote IL cast on any
ballot for such office. all second
choic. votes for such office on such
ballot shall 10 void,
In every ease where two or more
candidates are TO b. elected 90 Of
fices having the nams title. ~ second
choice votes are east on any ballot
for such offices In excess Of the
number % such office. 20 be filled
all second choice votes on such bal
lot shall be Void.
This subdivision Fourth shalt BE
printed ronsntruousiY on the tails
sheets furnished BY tho clerk 20 tho
election officers.
Fifth ON tho first Friday even
Ing after election the city council
shall az eight 90 o'clock y. u, meet
and proceed 90 canvass the returns
% such election. and shall ther~upnn
declare the returns of such election
and shall thsreunou declare the re-
suit and what persons arc elected
Where single office L. to BE
filled and there are bot two eanft-
dates therefor. the candidht. r.
ceivlng tho highest vote shall be
elected
where a single office ~ 20 h.
filled and there arc three candidates
therefor. the candidate receiving
maj ority 81 alt first choice votes east
Tor such office shall h- elected ~ no
election result thereby then can.
vsar shall b made Of second choice
votes east for rneh candidate. and
tho first and second choice Votes for
zach candidate shall be added and
tho candidate receiving the largest
total by such addition shall be
rierfrt
Where n single osfirr 4. 30 ~
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and cause Co h. delivered 20 each
person 90 elected certificate Of
election A eertiftcats % election
shall hs prima facis evidence OF tho
facts therein stated.
Sinth No informsii,iSs In con.
duetins municipal elections shall In.
yalidat. the same. ~ they have been
conducted fairly and In substantial
conformity with tho requirements
81 this charter
seventh. Tho city council may.
by ordinance. authorize tho use %
voting machines provided said ma.
chimes ATE 80 constructed as to
carry out tho provisions OF thi. sr-
iicis In reference 60 preferential
voting.
Eighth. All tho provision. 81 this
charter and % tn. state law relating
60 tho holding - general mu.icipal
elections Including the auaiifira.
tion- % electors che deHlEnaiion ~
voting place Is ard election officers
tho notices - election tho conduct
Of the election. the ranNasstns Of
tho votes and making the returns
thereof and the closing % saloons
on The day % election. shall apply
with squHi force TO elections under
this section.
ASD M IT FURTHER RE-
SOLVED That said proposed amend.
ment he submitted 20 the electors -
the CITY - Seattle for their ratifica.
iion or rejection at the general
municipal election 20 no held Ia the
CITY ~ seattle on tho 7th day %
March. 1914
Passed The city Council the 18Th
day - April 1915. and signed hY u.
tn open session IN authorization q
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REVOLUTION NO. knss

PROPOSED AMENDMENT NO. 4
\ RESOLUTION and proposition
60 amend Section - 81 Article XVI.
% tho Charter Of tho CITY Of Seattle.
aud providing for tho sub mission OF
such proposed amendment 20 the
electors 81 tho city at tho general
municipal election TO be hold on tho
9Th day Of March, 1915.
BIZ 1T RESOLVED ny THE CITY
COUNCIL or THE CITY OF So
ATTLE
That Section ~ Of Ar,ioi. XVI. Of
the Charter OF tho city Of Seattle be
amended 10 read as follows.
Section ~. Any person in tho SER
Vice OF the city under civil service
appointment who IL not engaged In
an extra hazardous occupn tinn. as
defined by section and section 4
OF Chapter -. Laws OF tho State %
Washington. 1911. or who is not In .
ciuded In any other state law now
enacted or that may hereafter be
enacted providing for pensions or
be disabled In the discharge Of his
duties. shall receive fun pay during
such disability. not to exceed one
month. and half pay not to exceed
six additional months. or who shall
be permanently injured or disabled
while IN the line Of duty shall re.
ceive In addition to tho aforesaid
payments pay after tho aforesaid
seven months period while such dis
ability continues, 10 be fixed by tho
city council. not exceeding 90 per
cent OF the pay received by such per-
son AZ tho time ~ injury. all OF said
payments 10 be made monthly.
The commission shall prescribe
such rules as may be necessary for
carrying out the purpose OF this sec
ton, and may provide suitable
medal OF honor for distinguished
bravery or service while ia the line
OF duty
AND PE IT FURTHER RE
SOLVED. That such proposed amend
ment be submitted TO tho qualified
electors ~ the city Of seattle for
their ratifica lion or rejection at tho
general municipal election to be
hold on the eth day Of March. 1916.
Passed the city Council the ard
day Of January, 1915. and signed by
me IN open session in authorization
~ It's passage this Bird day OF Jan
uHry. 1915.
OLIVER r. ERICKSON.
President Of tho CITY Council.
Filed the ard day Of January.
1915
" w. CARROLL.
city Comptroller ana -Officio city
>. p. AoNEw. Daouty.
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Proposed Amendment 80.
RESOLUTION and proposition %
amend the Charter ~ the rltv 81
Seattle by repeating Sections ?. 3
4. and % Article II. relating 90
wards and watd boundaries and sub.
hitting such proposed amendment to
the electors 81 IN. city Of Seattle
AZ the general municipal election "a
hs held on the 9Th day OF March.
BE 1T RESOLVED ny THE CITY
council OF THE CITY or Sc.
ATTLE
That the Charter Of the CITY Of Sc .
attic hs ana u T. hereby amended ~
repeating sections :. :. 4 3 and ~
Article n relating to wards and
ward boundaries
AND M 1T FURTHER RE-
SOLVED that such proposed amend /.
m"nt be submitted TO the qualified
electors 81 the city for their rattfi.
cation or rejection at the general
municipal election TO be held In the
CITY OF Seattle on tho eth day OF
March. 1915
Passed the City Council the t7th
day Of July. 1915. and signed hy mo
IN open session in authorization %
" passage this isth day % July.
1915.
RoHERT n. HEsKETH.
President Pro Tenn. OF tho city
Council.
FILED the 18th day ~ July. 1918.
n W CARROLL.
city Comptroller and sx-offioio city
Clerk.
ny J. y. AGNEw. Deputy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-26

SAT- RDAN-stail II. granuiatea sugar
lhs sc. lbs SEC. stan 20 pastsariEed
fniik, = pt.. &C at stall Is. winexap and
Jonathan apples. 81 90 per box, delivered
stall 81, fresh churned butter. zee and SIC
10. stall 1871. ranch eggs. ssc dos .
cream brick cheese. Ice 10. large cans
milk- &c round steak isc 10. best sifloin
steak, iSc h. stall 10. peanut butter, %
m, he 2sc. large Ice loaves bread. sc.
or for iAc- stall 1901. hand rolled
chocolates. csc N. peanut brittle / SC N
maraschino cherry chocolates soc NJ
stall 1897 Sirioin steak lsc III. liant.
chops isisc IN: bacon. i5c II: ~
sausage. lee ID. veal steak. ieSe n.
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LISTER TO SPEAK

According TO word received from
Olympia, Governor Ernest Lister
will speak at the naturalization
meeting and banquet TO be held
Tuesday night at the Y. NJ. c. A.
auditorium under the auspices OF
the Y NJ. c, A. Brotherhood. the
Y NJ, c. 4. naturalization commit
tee. and the Sons Of the American
Revolution. The Daughters Of the
American Revolution will attend
In costume. .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-26

sArrRpAY-sisnx 1875. s-Ih. can ssc
coffee. asc, cans oysters. Ice: large
cans pineapple. FOR csc. cans red
salmon, CSC. ~ Stunr'k sbc cans coffee
aSe los. Lima beans CSC. Sc pkEr
corn starch. Toe stalls Ios-fit. i6c can
medium rcd salmon. lie. s Ice rolls toilet
paper. Use. stc pkg waffle flour. Ice /.
.hc pkg. rolled oats sec. any brand can
coffee, lbs aoc. . pkEs. seeded raisins
ibe: ssedless raisins. pkEx sec. stall
ie2. fresh Washington creamery butter.
ttc III. lbs, si.eo. good butter. $50 10 +:
best fresh eggs soc doH Stalls . :. g. T.
shoulder OF lamh. Sc 10 veal outlets. lee
iha Steer sirioin steak, ibc ~. stall
nc. leg 81 lamb. iSc ~.
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IIITE

sAft hDAN--Sfall =. strictly fresh ioc al
ranch sKRs. ace dor pasteurired milk. 90
Qt stalls ze-si. fancy pork roast lie 10 /.
put roast, ioc-i2sc 10 pure lard. his
aic hamburger. iec 10. sfonE's lee pkg
macsroni or spaEhe;ti Sc. Zee Japan tea
2sc 10; iic pkES- dates. sEc: ssc pkg
waffle -four. isc: 2 Sc sacks salt. lee. isc
can laERuherries lee. lee cans is-
use. Use pkg SHREDDED wheat. Zee. tee
hrconr. 2tc. 1tc hrooms Csc. 1sc pkg
pancake flour sec: : lee cans OYSTER
1tc. Food wainsts. Ice 10 lee cans
sauerkraut. isc. STAN -. peanut butter.
lbs gEF
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A>IrARY

SATURDAY -. fresh asparagus,
first % the season. soc NJ Stalls s4-gs.
lbs. sugar, soc. best milk. sSs0 case:
flour, Si.ab sack; l5c pkEs seediess
raisinr CSC. stall ~. apples. sec box
delivered Yakima spuds $50 per sack
delivered lbs, onions. Toe: fancy Flor
ida grapefruit, 3 for loo. stall 20. hams
half or whole. iSc M. pot roast. lee To-
shoulder Of lamb, Toe III, veal roast. ie,,
N stall 10, fresh churned butter, :
lbs Csc; fancy Washington creamery. 4
lbs hac. fancy SWISS cheese. S5c 10 .
domestic Swiss cheese. $50 10
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Second. Any person whose name
rray. not later than fifteen tib1
DAYS before the election. cause his
name TO be Withdrawn by filing
ruth the city comptroller and er-
rffFfo city clerk request therefor
IN writing. over his own signature.
duly sttested by a notary public.
and no name so Withdrawn shall
Re printed upon the official ballot.
No portion OF the filing fee shall
Re returned In case Of withdrawal
~ candidacy
Third. All names Of candidates
- be voted upon At any municipal
election shall be printed upon the
official ballot In groups under the
81 the offices FOR which they arc
candldates Nothing on tho ballot
shall be Indicative Of the source OF
the candidacy or Of the support %
Hny candidate. No ballot shall have
printed thereon any party or politi-
cal designation or mark. and there
shall not he appended to the name
~ any candidate any such party or
political designation or mark or
enything indicating his views or
epiuiors. All ballots printed shall
- Of precisely the same size, quail
lty. tint Of paper. kind 81 paper.
bind OF type and color % ink. 10
that except for the cnnsecuttvs
=
corners for removal when tho ball
tots are voted 40 provided BY gen
oral law. 81 shall be Impossible TO
Distinguish ono ballot from another.
when there are four or more can
dida'es for any office then the
ballot shan provide for first. second
and third choices. when there are
three. and not more, candidates for
sny office. then the ballot shall pro-
vide for first and second chOicea
only. when there arc less than three
candidstss for any office. al dis
finguishinR columns as to choice and
all reference as TO choice shall be
omitted
when candidates are 70 be elected
20 offices having the same title. and
when the number Of such candidates
exceeds three times the number or
ruch offices 20 be filled. then the
ballot shall provide for first. Second
and third choices; when'A SHE number
~ such candidates eAHeeds two
times. and not three times the mum
her of such offices 20 be filled, then
the ballot shall provide for fret
end second choices only. and when
the number Of such candidates does
not exceed two times the number
~ such offices 10 be filled. then All
and 81 reference 20 choice shall be
emitted
The ballots shall he IN nubrtan-
italy the following form.
General COR specially election. City
~ Seattle. 20 he held on the -
cav OF --=-. D.
Official ballot 10 be used In --.
fDesignation ~ precinct 70 be print
sf or sfampef)
fNsTRr'cTfONs To VOTERS
- ~nV write 10 tho blank space
= hsi"- ssch sronr the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-26

Shoulder mutton. Ioc 10. mutton stew.
- n. veal stss. tee 10. fresh churned
butter. ibH ii.0Q. beet ranch sExs. :
doE Csc. live hens. &c N live pigeons.
.sr EACH Yakima Gem potatoes g0t
sack. eEg plant 2tc 10 spinach. &c 10 :.
green peppers. zee 10. crierg. &c stalk.
lemons. dos 9sc: bananas gec don.
salt mackerei. for Csc. Alaska salt her
rims. for lee. salmon. lbs .te. hail
but. ihz CSC. Yakima honey. comb.
itc, fancy Bgrbank potatoes. 81 60 sack.
veal outlets. isc 10; slrioln steak. ise %.
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MONDAY stall 2o7. fancy ariiehokes
lee zach. eauiifloHer. Joe head stall -.
TIA home made pies Toe each. assorted
cooEtes lee der Stall 1ns. fresh ranch
eEEa zee doa creamery butter. los.
81 % stan 9ut. GorEousoia. tee 10. im-
ported itoQ usfgrt sec 70. Sgaii as. boiled
ham. Sc n saserkfaat. : qts i5e. stan
iis. fancy rhuharb i0c 10. large. sweet
oranges zoe dor stan -. pork roast
i1he %. pure lard. lbs &c. stzu Ies.
s. bars Ivory sosp. &c. sse pkg wash
ing powder. see
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iiie Pike st. between Minor and Doren
aves.
PARKS SCHOOL OF HUMAN SCIENCE.
free lectures Wednesday and Friday
nights Character deliucations Com
Hultation free T92 Pine -
PSYCHIC READINGS daily. circles Mon
day Wednesday ana SUNDAY, D. m.
iisb fikc st., Room I.
MADAM FRANK Clairvoyant. card
reader. palmist sc. io6A Pike. cor
ner First, Elliott Hotel
MADAM EItZABETH Card reader and
palmist Reliable advice, GOO, soc
COS Union
HELP given all "Wednesday. Friday
evenings, questions answered. any
Kind. See pr Dickey. tho expert a2T
Liberty ulds
MADAM Fly Clairvoyant. card reading
circles Tuosdays, Fridays iiic FIRM
Elliott 400pw
NINE WRIGHT Card reading go
Union,
NINE srNsHiNE-G ified card reader.
iistornod ~ az Pine. Room L. zoe. koc
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HOLD TRIO AS DOPE
PEDDLER SUSPECTS

Suspected OF distributing dope.
government officers arrested Frank
Morgan. Lena Smith and Arthur
Almost. in the Panama hotel. Sixth
ave. s and Main St. Friday night.
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45-Farm Lands for Sole
Ab--Homesteads
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ono cent WORD per insertion.
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Coupon books--Ons hundred lines
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Help and Situation ads. one-half rata
Funeral notices ..............f tee
Trsn.isaf-fbsrr- Advertising
IHf itne ner insertion ..........sc
Six Insertions for the price Of five
10 psr cent discount - hiii f. paid
within 10 DAYS after first insertion.
NHnf Hfs received mn IN ii 30 a. m.
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The star wfif not ~ resnorsfhis for
errors IN want hds after the cr..
Insertion. and the placing ~ Pn ed
Tor more than one time shall is-
construed - an accordance OF fhis
condition by the advertiser.
tdFe-fisers must present orfgioD
rash recsip' when calling for ie'-
f~rs affresreS ~ ho~ numbers cars
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action
want A. t-erf. r-rtvers',- ristrict
LINCOLN PHARMACY
North afe tsth anf waiiinrforf
Want Al Agent ballard District
p, " MULLEN
sos Ballard Ave
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