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Weekly journal-miner., 1916-09-27
Garfield To Tour
 Western States
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
 CHICAGO. Sept. 2. - James R. Garfield, manager oi the Western Woman's Vote Bureau, will start on trip through the West to study the situation affecting the Republicans and Progrcssivcs. His itinerary in cludcs Arizona and California.
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-09-27
HOW CARELESS!

OCONTO, Wis, Sept. 25.-William Bittcrs was probably fatally burned tonight when a crude oil tank explod- ed as he stood on top of it, holding a lantern in one hand.
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-09-27
GIVEN S12,OOO FOR INJURIES
 ID TROTTER
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
 ALBANY, Sept. 25.-Thc court of claims today awarded James Y. Cat comb, owner of the trotting horse, Gay Audobon, $12,S34 damages against which the horse ran at the State fair grounds in Syracuse, in 1913.
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-09-27
WILSON RETURNS

LONG BRANCH, Sept. 25.-Prcsi- dent Wilson returned tonight and motored to Shadow Lawn. He was accompanied by Mrs Wilson.
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-09-27
GORE TO STUMP

CHICAGO, Sept. 25-Scnator Gore O fOklahoma. will tour the Western States in October for President Viii son. The speakers bureau is arrang- ing bis itinerary
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-09-27
TO LAUNCH CAMPAIGN

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 25.-Sen- ator ]. Hamilton Lewis. of Illinois, will open the Democratic national campaign in California with a speech here October 22nd.
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-09-27
Fires Is Raging In
 Huge Onion Beds
By Associated Press.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Sept. 25-Gov- crnor Willis was requested today to send militia 10 fight fire in the worlds most extensive onion beds, near Ken. ton.
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-09-27
ALLIES NOW VIRTUALLY SURROUND
 COMPLIES
British And French
 Make Huge Gains
SIMULTANEOUS ATTACKS BRING COMBINED FOR CES CLOSER TO TOWN: RUSSIAN REPULSE IS CLAIMED BY BERLIN.
By Associated Press.


 LONDON, Sept. 25.-The British and French have attacked simultane- ously over a l5-milc arc from Martin puich to the Somme, making notable gains. The British advanced more than mile, capturing Lesbeoufs Mer- val and the French took Rancourt.
 The Allies now virtually surround Combles, leaving the Germans only mile strip, under fire, for withdrawal.
 No important engagements are re- ported along the other fronts. Berlin reports Russian repulses at several points. Unofficial advices indicate that the Russians have begun large offensive on thcir eastern fronts.
 The Germans again raided Eastern England Monday night and dropped bombs. The damage has not been reported.
 Six Zepps In Raid.
 LONDON, Sept. g. An official statement concerning the air raid says several hostile airships, probably six, visited the northeastern and southern counties during the night. Bombs were dropped in the northern coun- ties and some casualties and damage has been reported but full reports have not been received.
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-09-27
Election Inspector
 HeldFor I ambering
 With Tally Sheet
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
 LOS ANGELES, Sept. 25.-Norris P. Light, an inspector in the recent primary election, was arrested today on a charge of tampcring with tally sheet. Light was an inspector in a precinct that gave District Attorney Woolwinc 5S more votes than tho tally sheet showed.
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-09-27
SILVER

NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-Silver 69H cents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-25

the district attorneys office. Mrs. Hor-
ton said her to the district at
torney on ap OF her visits except the
last IN wete unsatisfactory.
You told the District Attorney on
your last visit that Waite had told
you he did it, didn't you?" yes"
Had you mentioned that TO the dis
trict attorney in any Of your former
visits
No"
What did the defendant tell you
he did for a living?"
Why. be said ne was doing research
work for DIR. Muller"
DR.. ~G1er had testified that Waite
obtained through him a quantity or
arsenic shortly before MIR. Peck's
death. Waite told him he said. that
he wanted the poison to kill some
cats Previously Waite had said he
was interested in the study OF DacIer.
ioloSy and DR.. Muller has recommend
ed a former instructor of his. Waite
already had confessed that he inOcu-
lated the aged Mrs. Peck with deadly
disease germs. from which she died a
few weeks before her hus band.
When Mrs. Horton was excused from
the stand Mr.. Deuel. asked the court
10 instruct the jury to disregard all
testimony about Waite's study OF bac.
teriology. The court so instructed the
jury. The state then rested.
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Class OF Fifty-SeUen viii
BE Graduated at Bethdny;S
SeUenty-Fm Commencement
v. u. LEAVES FOR
TITLE SERIES WITH
MARSHALL COLLEGE

Special Dispatch 10 The Intelligence.
MpRGANTOMN. ". Va. May 81
The Varsity baseball team. including
10 players. Coach Hickman and Mana
ger W. J. Boone. will leave IN the morn
INK AZ . O'Clock FOR n thrCC-day trip,
playing Marietta College tomorrow. and
the hnal two games OF the state cham
pionshtp series Friday and SATURDAY
with Marshall College. The team ~
confident. and II In tip-top shap.. al
though Ayers. regular left fielder. was
ruled out to-day by the law faculty and
VIII not make the trip.
The following players will go. Fid-
Ter. June. Human. L~attcrner. Curry,
Lambert. Loatherwood Rodgers. Arm
strong. Flynn. Hershey. Atkinson and
StoOps.
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5000 DELEGATES


every community. discuss all topics
known 10 human interest No door
Of opportunity is closed for them. or
the as occupations that 20 10 make
up the business 81 life. the so called
weaker sex is laboring In an but
five or ten over eight million women
are cneared boz gainful occupations
sious. The rewards Of profcrmcnt in
crcasingly wait upon merit rather
than sex
Address Of Welcome.
Ere Commissioner Robert AdamaOn
welcomed the delegate and visitors
Ir b name Of Mayor Mitchell
Addresses Of welcome were also do.
lINcrcd hy Mrs Albert ~. UIldrcfh.
Syracuse. president of thp Now YORK
state federation Mrs BENJAMIN
Prince. president az Sorosi- the old.
est woman club boo tho country. and
Mrs Eugene Grant. president az tho
NcW YORK City federation
Following addr'.-'s hv Katherine
EUWtuf Davis. chairman OF fND parole
board. and Mrs. Carrie Chapman Caff.
uu fnt progress of fnD new woman and
suffrage Mrs I~'nuYhaCk'r responded
fO fhr welcoming ue',hs.
ono of fHD most imposing social
tttuf. accompanying fHr convention
was o. luncheon given here TODAY ns
Mr.. John Hays Hammond Some 200
quests 90 fHI. affair included wil,.
OF cabinet minister. and furp..u ann.
BIAS adnrs. NrH Thomas Marshal vito
OF fHs Vice President Of fHr United
states SITS Champ CLARK. Miss Mabel
IuardWHn. Nr. William U Tau. Slice.
Theodore Roo .rNrIf. SIR. Mm D.
Bryan. Nr. Charlie. o. Uuehr.. Mrs
Charles IS Whitman. NI.. MARGARET
Wilson. Mfa Carrie Chapman Datf. Ur.
ArnH Huu trI shaw lady Aberdeen.
Mrs Trowl. o Preston and Mrs lind.
I.r Garrison. Nr. Phoebe HD4r.t.
Mrs william Randolph UpHr... NIr. q
BORDEN Hartman. Mrs IrH NrI.nu
Morris. MR. samuel d. -nt<H. Nr.
John TurruE mitchell and Mime UH
CANA. v.f, of fHr Brazilian Nmb1a
dor
other luncheon. urrr given hr fh.
mu.I. anal If.IIfIr. committee. IHI
fIr state secretaries.
Conferences Hrfd
IIuriuE IH0 afternoon conference.
vrrr held ht IN. thlifu.u uf IH. d.
urrIm,uf. and fnD tTf. ritIr. civil
Service. tur.srtHffnu. education. hom.
economic. .nfIIi I.E..I1f.nn Hfcr1.
fIrr mI. HnI rIh'I. h.Iffh conn
wl'',Cs. The state presidents ALSO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-25
TRUSTEES SALE


Trustees sale.
by virtue OF a Dee OF Trust made by
W. W. Vardy ana Vietorine Vsrdy. his
VIE. 70 me. a. trustee. dated the 9Th
day OF February. 1911. and recorded an
court OF Ohio County. West Virginia. IN
D,yd Of Trust Book No. 81 page 42O. 1
VIII sell a. public auction. on
THURSDAY. MAY 25th. 1916.
commencing al 10 o'clock a m. at the
North front door OF the Court House OF
SAID ONO County the following de-
scribed property. that is TO say
a certain piece or parcel OF land stu
ste on Little Wheeling Creek. near the
Town 81 Trisdclphia. in ~Triadeiphia Dis
trtct. Ohio County. West virginia ad-
joining a lot formerly owned by W. c.
~Ihoruburg. and bounded and described
a. follows; Beginning at a point at the
sdge OF the northerly line OF the Cum
berland or National Road. which poin.
- thirty t30) feet eastwardly from the
stone abutmcnt OF the first road bridge
last OF said Town OF Triadelphia. thence
slght 90 feet to n corner OF the said
lot. thence North 62ie' West
thence down the Creek with Brand
straps line South i East TO a stake op-
posttc the beginning: thence South 90
last 10 the beginning: excepting and re-
serving from this conveyance, however.
"A parcel OF the land above described next
To and adjoining the lot above described
a. a lot formerly owned by W. & Thorn
burg. extending from the National Turn
PIKE. torty-tour tif) feet in width. to
the line Of Henry Brandstrap. Being
me same property conveyed TO the said
W. W Nardy by the Scott Lumber Com
pany. by decd dated February 3rd. 1903.
and recorded IN the office OF the clerk
~ the county court OF ohio County. West
virginia. IN Deed Book No. 129 page 4s2.'
Terms OF Sale: One-third OF the pur-
chase money or so much more as the
ma elect to pay, cash in hand
on the day OF sale. and the residue IN
Two equal installments. payable re-
spectiNcly In six months and twelve
months from the a OF sale. with inter
est. the purchaser giving his negotiable
promissory notes for the deferred pay
ments. the legal title being retained as
iurthcr security until all of the pur-
chase money shall have been paid.
+. L. MCNEIL. Trustee.
W. L. Wickham. Auctioneer.
ap-27-my-f-l1-1S-25
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PRINCE TO U. S.
ON PEACE MISSION

LONDON. May "a UI:55 p. MA
rumor that Prince Won Beulow is To
visit the United States as a peace dele.
gate Is current in diplomatic circles
not been possible to obtain conhrma-
ton from any authoritative source.
The rumOr. however. attracts much
attention in consideration of the fact
that Prince Won Beulow recently was
summoned to see the German emperor.
and that. as ne has not beer in Office
during the war he can disClaim any
share in the waging Of the war.
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SEALED PROPOSALS

Notice 20 Manufacturer, Jobbcrs, Mer-
chants and other wholesale Dealers
NOTICE rs HEltEHl GIVEN. That
tho state Board % Control % the state
ol vest virginia viii receive bad daily
az as OuICU al Charleston. est virginia.
iur furnishing supplies for the several
state INSTITUTIONS. The financial manage
mgnt uf which BEL vested ln said BOARD.
Contracts viii De awarded 20 she lowest
bidders. uualII considered. and other
things btsuE equal. M,a' virginia deal
ere viii o. given preference.
Lists UI supplies needed Will De fur
rlHurI bidders Uu receipt 90 requests
stating tHn IrH desired
STATE BOARD ODD CONTROL.
ta-L-tL ChaIlcEtun Me.t ALrEinla.
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fra & Robinson mass mcctiru -
Dirmey's Nan. Edgtnqton Lane. Cd.
night Good speaking Everybody
invited.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-25
ROBINS NAMED
TEMP. CHAIRMAN

NEW YORK. May 2i-Raymond
Robins. Of Chicago. was selected as
temporary chairman of the national
convention Of the Progressive party
at Chicago at a meeting here today Of
the executive committee of the Pro.
Eressive National Committee.
other officers selected were q. X
Davis Of New York. Secretary and r.
j. Corrick, Of Nebraska. ~Sergeant-at-
arms.
Ira {. Robinson mass meetinp a,
Dimmey's Hall. E%dgington Lane. 10
night. Good speaking. Everybody
invited.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-25

fuls pouring his limitless golden
stream into the LILLY campaign
fund? What DO they expect IN
Lilly's Supporters.
Nr Lilly's supporter are The West
virginia Coal Operator Association.
The Manufacturers Lilht and Heat
Company. the Hydro. Electric interests
and the liquor interests lu r-uru fuI
their support ho has sold not onls
himself 10 bis crowd, boz has barf,rnG
away bis high office and OBJ. nuuI-
stat" 81 West virginia
What d. fho deal Do bias made Win.
tlca" m-crr'uau..' Dr. was this
Listen well To- my words ~ bv
those fatal m%ischarco. Abe LIIs
should become governor Of West NIr
Hlnia. you viii hasc bitter cau-r fu rt
member them ~ this candidate uf
The interests should bs elected. a.
Taylor NiuH0n. tho man VINO hs. DO.
voted ui- life 10 lighting constructive
legislation boo West NIreiria who Hl-
fought every tax WDasur' fha. would
require Dig interests fu pas their pro-.
puffluuHfr share Of tho .fH.s. lr
U'n.o. would dictate f.r term. ui
tirry Jaw placed uu fIt statute boob.
That would mean Dat sou and T. ANA
every ordinary 'IIl'r wound pa. 1901
100 .'l.r taxes ODD. 'UH ."UI.IIU.H
interest. would hs given aupI. pru.
lection Dr. would mean chat sa VUuIl
rrYHu under IUr burden while .Irg
iti''rni ur fuur foil and eTI.l Iu fhs
sweat of your brow
90 600. lIIiy rufI0u paudigaf.
rh1u.i Do 'i'g''d fHe Hydro El'rfr,
l.t'' and Heat Company would nlr.
'Hn member. of fi. public ....I..
commission. and boo addition would ..
COW" ruU.f. .IU. Iu fH. $780,. H| H.r
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WANTED-Male and Female
APPLICATION FOR PARDON


N"tlcc Del hereby given that ON or
about the 1uth day of june. 1910. .u ap-
Iicaii"n viii De- iil'4 with D.. -. Ii-r-
son. pardon ATTORNEY. Charleston. West
virginia. for tho PARDON ut Albert vii
COZ. convicted uI thr crime OF Breaking
Entering aud Former Conviction. a.
the November term. 1918. OF the Iriml-
mai Court OF OHIO County and sentenced
Co Imprisonment Boa the West Virginia
l'uiteutlar4 Tor The period of years.
t~Sigu'db ALBERT MILCON.
mF--.aHF-I
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Oimmey's Hall. Edsington Lane. to
night Good speaking. Everybody
invited.
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CITY HOTELS
HORSES AND VEHICLES

FOR SALE-Family driving horse. bug
~ and harness. Miss l.. l.. GarNtn.
X D. no. ?. Wheeling. W. Va. Nat. phone
23lO-M-R >. mv-2s-l
FOR bargain. one road wagon
Hcar-Sl5-OO. one road wagon Gear
$1,000. Wheeling Wall Plaster Co. 21th
and Market st. my-ss-k
FOR SALE-Two second hand dunn
wagons; in good condition: "A bargain;
one road wagon Gcar-S15.OO. one road
wagon Gear-S1O.GO. Wheeling Wall
Plaster Co. 27th and Market st.
my-2O-l
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GOVERNOR HATFIELD


flee and should be disbarred from
the practice Of his profession. I
repeat then, why are Lord Bounti.
fuls pouring this limitless golden
stream into the Lilly campaign
fund? What DO they expect IN
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LOST AND U


p~ocketbook ON Bellaire car
last ~eN'ninE contfrlirg sum OF
money. Reward n returned 60 InteIli-
Ecncc office. m,-25-tf
LoST-Ford roadster license number
1888. engine No. 913N34. Reward Of
fcrcd for any information eadIng 10
recovery OF said machine. Address ".
T.. care Intelligence. my-g4-i
LoST-Now Brander tire.
NO. 1876 Reward $500. call Bell
phone 3l3. my-.a-i
LoST-TucsdaN evening. April 2s. on
Chapllnc street. between llth and lgth:
or on Market street. between nth and
eth' black leather pocket book. contain
ing cards. check Of News Publishing Co
ahd a sum OF money. Finder Will b. re-
warded on returning same TO Wheeling
News office. ap-gs-t
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L
Louis BertsGhO
Breummer q Hildebrand


Funeral Directors ana EmuaImela
Corner martet and rweuty-sooond sts
Telephone 900 Nlsu dos and u.Eht
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WANTED-FemaIe Helm

SRI OF woman TO wash
dishes. call l23I-K, Natl. my-24-i
WAETED-Six girls for clean factor,
worE. Wheeling Can Co., 45th q zoff.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-02-25

! nanne % any person or persons Tor
whom you desire 10 vote. or attach
a paater bearing the printed name
OF any such person or persons To
vote for any person mark cross
tNl In IN. square Go the right 81
the name Vote your fret choice
In the first column, vot. your SEQ
ond choice tn the second column
Vote In the third column for as
many other persons as yeu wish 20
support DO not vote more than
one choice for any ons person. az
only the one choice will count Vote
Tor only on. first choice and only
one second choice. except whore two
or more persons are 20 he elected 20
offices having the same title. and
In such eases do not vote for more
persons for first choice or second
choice than are to be elected. Vote
IS many third choices as you wish.
Vote first choice for each offtc. to
be fiiled or your votes for all per-
sons for such office viii be vold
where two or more offices having
the same title ar. 10 he filled. vote
first choice for each such Offtc. or
your votes for all persons FOR such
offices will be void
Second and third choice voting IS
not compulsory. All distinguishing
marks. except as aboss indicated
make the ballot void.
II you wrongly mark. tear or d.
face the ballot. return 10 TO and oh.
tain another ballot from the election
officers
Following the above heading and
Instructions to voters shall be ar
ranged tn separate columns the
titles % the respective offices 70 h-
filled. ard under each title the
names % the candidates Therefor In
the following manner
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and cause TO be delivered 20 each
person 90 elected a certificate OF
election A c.ftificate % election
shall he pfima facie evidence OF the
facts therein stated
sixth No tnformaiitiea In con.
duetinE municipal election. shall In.
validate tho same. 10 they have been
conducted fairly and Ia substantial
conformity with the requirements
90 this charter
Seventh. tn. city council may.
by ordinance. authorize the uas 81
voting machines, provided said ma 81
chimes are so constructed an 10
carry cut tho provisions % this sr.
uele Ia reference 60 preferential
voting
Eighth All IN. provision. % int.
charter and % tho state law relating
80 the holding ~ general mu~ieipai
elections Including tho auaiifichs
lions - electors. the d~siEnRtion ~
voting places and election officers.
the notices - election. the conduct
OF ths election. tho rnHNasstnr -
the votes and making the returns
thereof. and To- closing Of saloons
on the dag % election. shall apply
with equal force 60 elections under
this section.
AND BE 1T FURTHER ne
SOLVED. That said proposed am~hi-
meat BE submitted 20 the electors %
tho cfty - Seattle for their ratifies.
tion or rejection At the general
municipal election 60 h~ held In the
CITY % Seattle on tho tn day %
March. 1919
Passed ~. city Council the 18Th
asV ~ Aprii. 1855 and signed ~ rho
IN open session In naturalization %
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iS-Lost and Found

second choice vote IL cast on any
ballot for such office all second
choice votes for such office on such
ballot shall be void.
In every case where two or more
candidates are 20 be elected TO Of
ficss having the same title. VI second
choice votes are east on any ballot
for such offices In excess OF the
number Of such offices to be filled.
ali second choice votes on such ball
lot shall be Void.
This subdivision Fourth shall he
printed con.ptcuouaiy on tho tally
sheets furnished hy the clerk 20 the
election officers
Fifth. on tho first Friday even
Ing after election the city council
shall al eight go o'clock r. tn meet
and proceed 90 canvass the returns
Of such election. and shaii fhsreupon
declare the returns OF such election,
and shall thereupon declare tn. 70.
suit. and what persons ars elected.
where a single office Is 10 30
nlled and there ar. but two cAnsi
dates therefor. tho candidate re-
csivins the highest vote SHALL be
elected
where a single office 4. 20 be
fiiird and there are three candidates
therefor. IN. candidate receiving a
majority Of ali fret choice votes cast
for such offir~ shall 30 elected IL no
election result thereby. then a can.
Vsss shall b. made % second rhotc~
votes cas-, for each candidate. and
the first and second choice votes for
each candidate shall 30 added ard
the candidate receiving the largest
total By such sddition shall be
elected
Where a single office d. 10 he
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RESOLUTION NO. .sp7

Proposed Amendment No.
RESOLUTION and proposition "a
amend the Charter 81 tho city 81
Seattle By repeating Sections D. 3
4. and of Article IL relating "a
wards and ward boundaries. and sub
mittinE such proposed amendment 10
the electors Of tho city % seattle
at thu general municipal election ia
,. held on IN. 7th day OF March.
BIZ 1T RESOLVED ny THE CRY
COUNCIL or THE CITY OF sE-
ATTLE
That the Charter ~ the city Of Ne
attic be and u II hereby amended BY
repeating Sections T. J. 4 and 9 ~
Article II. relating to wards and
ward boundaries
And BE 1T FURTHER RE.
SOLVED that such proposed amend
ment he admitted 10 the qualified
electors Of the city for their rattfi-
cation or rejection at the general
municipal election 20 ho held IN tho
city OF Seattle on the 7th day OF
March 1919
Passed tho City Council the lath
day Of July. 1915. and signed by mo
IN open session In authorization OF
rs passage this 18th day Of July.
1915.
ROBERT q. HEsK ETH.
President Pro TEN. OF tho city
Council
FILED tho iath day Of July. 1913
~ w CARROLL.
city Comptroller and er-officio City
ny J. y. ApSEw. Deputy.
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nEsnr.rr1nN Nn snas

PROPOSED AMENDMENT NO. 4
\ RESOLUTION and proposition
90 amend Section 81 Of Article XVI
OF the Charter OF tho CITY OF Seattle.
and providing for tho sub mission Of
such proposed amendment to the
electors OF the city at tho general
municipal election TO be held on tn.
/ 5th day 81 March, 1919.
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY or Sc
ATrLE
That Section ~ Of Article XVI o,
the Charter OF tho city Of Seattle be
amended to read az follows
Section ~. Any person In the SER
vice 81 the city under civil service
appointment who IL not engaged in
an extra hazardous occupa ton. as
defined by Section and Section q
~ Chapter -, Laws OF the State Of
Washington. 1871. or who r. not in
Guided In any other state law now
enacted or that may hereafter be
enacted providing for pensions or
disability allowances. and who shall
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
DO permanently injured or disabled
while In the line OF duty. shall re-
celve In addition TO the aforesaid
payments pay after the aforesaid
seven months period whiIe such dis
ability continues. 90 be fixed by tho
city council. not exceeding 20 per
cent OF the pay received by such per-
son at the time 81 injury. all Of said
payments 20 hs 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 in the line
Of duty.
AND RE TT FURTHER RE
SOLVED. That such proposed amend
tnent be submitted 10 the qualified
electors OF the city Of Seattle for
their ratification or rejection at the
general municipal election To ha
held on the 9TH day OF March. 1915.
Passed the city Council the 3rd
day OF January 1915. and signed by
me IN open session IN authorization
Of its passage this Bird day OF 1an-
uary. 1916
OLIVER r. ERICKSON.
President of the city Council
Filed the 3rd day OF January,
1915
IT. W. CARROLL.
CITY Comptroller and eH -Officio city
Clerk,
J. p. AGNEw. Deputy.