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Denver labor bulletin., 1917-03-03
Printers Home Notes
0By sam Boll.l

One Of the oldtime and aged resi-
dents of the Home, Oscar Langford,
who is favorably known among the
members of the craft as the poet
laureate" celebrated his eightieth
birthday Tuesday, February 20. De-
spite his advanced years he is always
cheerful, smiling and happy and IN
fairly good health at present. Born
in Erie County, New York in 1887,
for fifty-one years affiliated with the
!. T. u, n charter member of Day
ton (Ohio) Union No. 81, organized
in 1866. A number of years mem
Der of St. Louis Typographical Union
No. s, from which union he came to
the Home nineteen years ago. For
many years he has enjoyed devoting
his leisure moments contributing
poetic effusions and items of interest
to the Typographical Journal, labor
papers and TO the local daily news
papers.
At the euchre party held on St.
Valentines night, given by Superln-
tendent and Mrs. ]. c. Daley, there
were seventy-six players, nineteen
tables, many residents, employees and
friends participating in the games.
Following were the prize winners:
Ladies' first prize awarded to Miss
Maggie Gilmore. silver picture frame;
gents first prize, there were three
winners but the award was given to
Andrew L. Reilly, resident from New
York, pair of kid gloves. Ladies' sec
ond prize, there were three contest
ants. Miss c. Gariepy, resident from
New York: she tried hard for a prize
but unfortunately had to cut for the
eighth and ninth games and lost in
the decision: Mrs. A. Paradis, wife of
resident from st. Paul, Mimi, and
Denver labor bulletin., 1917-03-03

Try a Principe de Lees cigar for an
after-dinner smoke. Union made-
Denver labor bulletin., 1917-03-03
POWER TO NULLIFY LEGISLA ALTON
Samuel Danzier in The Public.

The constitution gu rantees n trial
by Jury in all criminal prosecutions,
The courts found wy to evade this
thru abuse of the pow er to issue in
functions. Labor cases furnish the
most. if not all, of the examples of
such cases.
The constitution forbids slavery or
involuntary servitude Yet. until
adoption of the La Toilette seamen's
act, the courts upheld the holding of
sailors in enforced service. Another
violation of the thirteenth amendment
is contemplated in proposed legisla-
tion for compulsory military service.
And militarists are confident, perhaps
with good reason, that the courts will
approve the violation.
But frequently when legislation has
been enacted to curb predatory power
of monopolies, or to protect workers
from excessive exploitation, the en-
actments have been promptly annulled
on constitutional grounds. The courts
which could see no confiscation of
property in the triple damages of
which the Danbury hatters were
mulcted, were quick to see it in efforts
to regulate railroad fares.
In spite of such facts, it is apparent
that, in spite of an occasional proper
use, judicial power to nullify legisla-
ton is failure as protection of
just minority rights. Senator Owen
would put on congress the RESPONSE
bility Of making its acts conform with
the constitution, and experience indi-
Gates that he proposes the wisest
course.
Denver labor bulletin., 1917-03-03

Senator Owen of Oklahoma has
been subjected to much criticism from
tory papers for his bill to take from
the federal courts the power to nullify
acts of congress. Since congress can
be held by the people to responsibility
for its course, while the federal judges,
appointed for life, are beyond popular
control, Senator Owens bill is based
on correct principles. The usual de-
Tense of assumption by the courts of
power to declare unconstitutional leg
islative enactments is that it is nee
essary to protect the constitutional
rights of the minority. If it did serve
as such a protection it would be JUS
tilted. But experience shows that it
affords little protection to poor and
unpopular minorities, and more than
should be exercised to rich and influ-
ential ones. Examples are numerous.
The post office department, under
authority of congressional enact
ment, has established dangerous
censorship, in spite of constitutional
guarantees of freedom of the press.
But the courts have not interfered.
The postal censorship has been applied
often, usually in the case of dissemin-
alton of some unpopular or unconven-
tional idea. Once it WAS used in an
effort to suppress the Appeal to Rea-
son. The effort failed. But it failed
in spite of aid given it by the courts.
More successful efforts have recently
been made in the case Of Regeneration
Of Los Angeles and the Blast Of San
Francisco.
Denver labor bulletin., 1917-03-03
OFFICE FURNITURE SALE

New and used roll-top, flat-top, type
writer and standing desks, oak and ma
hogany finish; office tables. revolving
and arm chairs, filing cabinets, book
cases; new and good as new Wilton
velvet and Administer rugs on sale in
our retail department this month.
Clean, high-class, second hand land
newl furniture for the home; gas and
coal ranges, heating stoves, kitchen cab
lnets, upright pianos, sold on credit. We
take your old furniture in exchange OF
pay spot cash for it. 1t pays to ge<
our estimate. Auction sales daily, e
p. m
The Girvin Furniture & Auction Co.
1441-I4S5 Welton St Phone Main 36o7
Denver labor bulletin., 1917-03-03

Miss Mabel Swanson, the latter being
awarded the prize, two pair of tiny
vases. Gents second prize went to
John Zwanzig, resident from Streator,
III, pair of link cuff buttons. Win
ming the least number Of games, the
BOBBY prizes were AWARDED to Miss
Cecilia Daley, neat little valentine,
and Harry F. Guth, resident of Fort
Wayne. Ind, fancy necstie. During
the evening refreshments were served
and at the conclusion Of the games
there was dancing, music for the occa-
sion consisting of guitar and mando-
lin. kindly furnished by two of the
residents. Frank ]. Mccormick of
New York and Walker percy Pow
ers of Seattle All merrily enjoyed
themselves. having a pleasant time
until late hour.
Harold V. Eighmy, a resident here
from Denver since october 80, re-
turned with his mother to his home
in Denver last Sunday.
The manager of the Metropolitan
roller skating rink of this city invited
a number of the residents to attend
the masquerade carnival held week
ago last Thursday, Washington
birthday night Many attended.
Awaiting themselves of the oppor-
tunity to get away rom the bleak,
wintry weather which they usually
experience in February in their home
CITY, Miss Mary E. Egan and her
brother. Thomas NJ, Of Syracuse, n:
Y. niece and nephew respectively of
Mrs. ]. C. Daley, are enjoying a
healthful and pleasant visit with their
relatives. They arrived here the lat
ter part of last month and are greatly
pleased with the climatic conditions of
this city, the Home and its surround
ings. Business aniing his return,
Thomas NJ. Egan left here last Thurs
day. His sister having received eN-
tended leave of absence from her em-
ployment will prolonE her visit about
a month longer.
Denver labor bulletin., 1917-03-03

Let us tell you about job printi,e.
Denver labor bulletin., 1917-03-03
LEGAL NOTICES
PUBLIC TRUSTEES SALE.

whersas. GersOg GuEin, by deed ,a,, q
Of the records in the office OF the CLERK and
Recorder OF the City and County of Den
Yer Colorado duly Sonysysd to me 5,,l,t PnehS ne
Denver, Colorado, the following described
real estate In the City and County OF Den
YER Colorado to-wit: Lot numbered Four
teen ln in Block numbered Four "a,
Avondale. together with all improvements
thereon, which deed Of trust was made 10
notes of even date with ssiid deed OF trust:
for the agGregate sum OF Thirteen Hundrei
Isl $4,000 Dollars, payable TO the order Of
Nettie I.ackner. one. two, three and five
years, respectively, after the date thereof
mum until paid, interest payable quarterly:
as is more particularly set forth in said
deed of trust reference to which is hereby
made for greater certainty. and,
Whereas, The said Gerson Gurin, and all
persons claiming by. through or under
him, having, defaulted in the payment OF
August %. 1918; taxes for the year 1918
amounting to S20.SS water rent for the
year 1915, amounting to S12.oo. and the le-
gal holder OF said notes, having elected on
account OF said default TO declare said
notes unpaid. due and payable; and,
Whereas the said Gerson Gurin departed
this life more than one year prior to the
date hereof and no letters testamentary or
OF administration have issued out OF the
County court having Jurisdiction OF said
Now, Therefore. At the written request
Of Nettie Lackner. the legal holder OF said
notes pursuant to law. l. the undersigned,
Public Trustee in and for the City and
County OF Denver. Colorado, do hereby
give notice that will, at the hour OF 10
o'clock in the forenoon OF
MONDAY, MARCH 9Th, 1911.
at the fremont street front door OF the
Court House. in the City and County OF
Denver, Colorado sell at public auction. to
the highest and best bidder for cash, the
said described premises, and all the right.
title and interest OF the said Gerscn Gurin,
his heirs and assigns therein, for the pur-
pose OF paying the Indebtedness secured by
said deed Of trust, and the cost and eS-
penses OF executing this trust and will de-
liver TO the purchaser n certificate OF sale
as provided by law.
Datd at Denver. Colorado, January S1st.
1917
HENRY A. HICKS.
Public Trustee in and for the City and
County Of Denver, Colorado.
First publication February 3rd, 1917.
Last publication March Srd. 1917.
(Published in The Denver Labor Bulletin.)
Denver labor bulletin., 1917-03-03

If YOU want job printing in hurry
on union Label watermarked paper,
call up The Bulletin Office. Phone Main
1896.
Denver labor bulletin., 1917-03-03

o'Keefe, the popular ieweler at s27
Fifteenth street, has those beautiful
bride rings. Don't be afraid, boys.
Denver labor bulletin., 1917-03-03

Try Principe de Lees cigar for an
after-dinner smoke. Union made.
Patronize The Bulletin Advertisers.
Denver labor bulletin., 1917-03-03
THE WARD AUCTION co,
l723-39 Glenarm St.

We retail all of our new furniture,
rugs, carpets, hnoleum, stoves, dishes,
etc, at prices others ask for second
hand. We specialize in roll and fiat
top desks, filing devices and swivel
chairs. Terms il desired. Auction
sale daily at 2 p. m. C. T. Ward,
president and manager.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-25

Ftau is. lba. standard Eranulated
sugar b1c stall ~. freah pasteuriKea
mills &C. Of g. 81 Stall 1879. large
cans milk Csc. two No. cans tomatoes.
Esr. Toe cleanser. Tor lie. ALASKA red
salmon. iEe can stall 1891. hair hams
ikc 3d. good bacon. zoe 10 boiling beef
Ice 90 stall 20. ling andb lack cod. ier
10 fresh herring. &C. 10 msckrrsi. itc
each stall 1874. genuine sole and s9ie
roe. zoe o. stall 81. fresh pasfeuriE~h
butter. coo o. F,ail B. strictly fresh cExs.
daily. tgc doz stalls 1915 bananas isc
doz lemons lQc dor sppies 55c bon
onions. = ibs lee potatoes. i2eo sack
stall g. sweet orangcH rec dor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-25

TuE GENUINE EgrpTiAN
FHHbNniuuIFr And MEDIUM
ali ana zee Miss Ruth she does NOT zen
tn favor r9u. bat gives true advice on
az important affairs ~ NE. she tells
Co." past. present and future. advises in
tfpslnesE and family affalrs rnuYtthfp
ava marriages tells fhe name ~ gnur
fufnfr husband NJ vife and hnw 70 vie
fhH UrH fnu love tells ~ hnt business
700 afn adapted Tor when f1 speculate
"nd Whrre 90 locate and hnu "a 30 sur.
ffrefnl in life and avoid al trouble In
fa.f anything that pertain. 60 your
Ho'Ihrn or harHiinrs- ur business trans.
afilnus ~ ans KIDD Consult this won.
a"rfui lady iier advice v 800 remove ar
obstacles Tho madam has just arrived
tn seattle Headings strictly rrnrden-
fial Satisfaction guaranteed Special
readings this week Soc Satisfaction
guaranteed ~ no charges Green tiotri.
Fourth ave and pike ed
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stall o. best mincemrat. ite ~ rips
olive. 100 pt . small toast. lDs f0cs
coffee faksa Tor zoe stall is zoe can
Postum. SOC. black pepper zoe ib. good
coffee zoe and soc &c. RIAL tf fancy
Sew YORK cream cheese. 20 D.. froth
Warrington batter. 600 d. stall 60. zee
coffee. Q - ibs Doe. bulk cocoa and chocI
late. -sc ib . 1sc coffee. lbs. sc.
baking powder foc d. stalls 1890. ~
onions o. ib sweet potatoes. O. ~ nes'
crop nalnuts fse a.. California craps
fruit % for 700 stalls 70. SO. 20 saek
good family flour. - o. No 10 sack
ttr. . ibu good rolled oats. zsc. cans
best milk $50, $50 cans spinach. &c.
Be- pkFa washing powder. zoe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-25

LADIES Don't WORTHY WHEN De
iayed or irregular. Use Lady slgin I'm.
perial Tablets ~ mail 81 per box
double strength 81 30. Every box
guaranteed Crown Agency. f42t Sixth
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VESSEL MOVEMENTS


ARRIVED NJ SEATTLE
J.n. - George Washington from ropen-
hagen fia Balboa and san Francis
co. az DO e. ni
Jan. 20 pa,ent-sr, from Van Prancisco.
AiKt from Southeastern Alaskan
ports. a. 9. no.
SAILED rHoM sraTTII
Jan. IS Davenport faf san Franclseo.
VIA Th.pma a. 70 90 ~. ~
Jan. - Admiral Efans. for southueti
srn. tia Houth~aaterr Alaska. a. 10
cardora. Tor soathves,ern Alaskan
porte 'ia Nanalmo. -. @ a. 40
% m.
ALASKA ,I--Eis
JUNEAU. Jan 90 sailed Marposa
Ncatbound 90 - 3 m
wRANGELt. Jan g Sailed Cliy ~
seattle nofthb0uud 81 "a m.
Jan. 81 Empresa Or Russia Iapan-chins.
Vancouver
giushun Maru. Japan Pier
Jan. "a President ksn Francisco Pier T.
Alaska Cordefn. Valdez. Seward. Pies 3
At-kt Ketohltan. Pier
Jan. Admiral schieI Fan Francisco.
Pier p
Princess sophia. staevay vanoouper
Jefferson. skagway. Pier
10 ARRIVE
Jan. IS pfotesuaus orisni Pier g.
hiht soufhrasfFfn Alaska. Pier q
Alamads -oufhessreFn and South o. 81 o.
eFn Alaska. Pier
senator San Franchise. pief -
i.atnuchr Southwestern ALASKA rief
GRAY. san Pedro Vancouver
Nome civ san Francisco Pier no
Jan. 20 queen. san Francisco. Pier -.
Epfsha sen Franciscn. Pier
q Ntetson San Franrisca. Seattle
Ian. IS Prince George. Prinr. Rupert
~ r y dock
Admiral FarfagpL San Franrisca.
Pier y
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stalls 1874. erE noodles. Zoe pkg fish
balls zoe can. Imported herring. ~ sauce.
20 can plum or rig pudding. for zse Z.
comb honrg ftc. clam nectar ic. for
-sc stall lfi. wulnufs. e RS 1sc. fine
popcorn. ihs iac i.ealic . Alb. hries
goldfish. soc. pink salmon, Ice can <
large cans peas hes. sc. stall 20. fire
heads cauiifiover o. and ice. swce;
potatoes. % 10. DRY onions. Sc h.. small
potatoes. lbs lee rhubarb. lee ~.
stall i2t fresh EneliA. lbs Use. herring.
Z ibs gsr. ling cod. Toe. lie. stall y.
sweet nranEes- 100 don. large lemons. lee
dor POTATOES. tz1s sack. delivered. apl
pies. SIC boa delivered
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ROYAL EGYPTIAN
QUEEN

ar 81 Lg' ptian phfenoioKi.f fate YOUR
PAIN tnnruuKhif read and explained by
E"nnin" Egyptian pnimist and clair
v1Yant ono naturally rtft.s vrt,b ,b.
power 60 toll many coming events Of
your NE Aho Tells what you called FOR
nafnTH ~ friends enemies how 10 rain
su'r"sr IN business health. rsurtship
marriage. divorce. specuIatians ana
trAusHe lions ~ all kinds Na matter
Hhat may 10 tnur ambition hopo or
fear she ruarantera 10 holm Won A+e
you tn trnuhlef Do YOU find the one
YOU have bestowed your trust ana ar
f"ctlpns upon acting cooI and tpaiffcr.
ent toward yuuF She advises cd an
Important affairs 81 NE Special TINS
atty. corner EiKth ave
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MADAME CAMILLE

'hrrnploElsi and riairporanf who has
lwsf arrived from Hah risr8 Cal
never here before is gifted with the
pe~sr g. fnfcses your pact present cod
fuinf~ IRE her aandsrfai Fnaeisdar
snahies hsr 20 lfff The trii 90 mYstrrr
And reveal 20 yea ~ fha ifnpnrta nf
matters ~ life Hhe ran sell enu % ha
Aaur enemies are and ehb th~f are
enemies e. Fnua she can aiaa frif Fau
hn~ 9" rnnqutf sheen aud hom ta make
happtnfsa hefeseu man ard @ifr ~
thsr- ere effi Influences over gnu che
an toll fuu hos o. overcome them.
th7 madam aill ansuer questions
this NrFk free 20 cnuttmc~ the puhftr
HT4dinra this seek Soc The madam
can - found iu the burnside ttatot
iaPs'a fira ave room once
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, AtuIsi hair cleared ard house veil
fenced con fine road runninE water
uH piHrF
5000. 90 cash go Fcf Month
CLIFFORD hAN AH-D,iI. Inc.
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ACREAGE FOR SALE
tioSI-iN ACREAGE
not 50. 81 IHtII.pINt.~

Tor t6fi, Improved. house we'll
and outhuildiuEs aldor bottom
coil fronting on new county
road. and in section well TN
proved with nice places close to
school and stores Terms $50
cash. $40 monthly Take Klrk
land boats To Kirkland. call nj
Burke a FRrrarH office
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MADAM CORDELLlA

fhfVnniaEtsf. fnrdtuut Artu has fhr
rnHrr and ais tp t~U Fpu and Eivr
teu ihs inifiafs ~ fHs ~ne Fgu wtlf
merrs sud " thH snr feu love 10 tfur
o. fairT shF advises haa fa trnE ere
separated tnnsthhF aHd in regard to
posse ats~rf fftenHs ama frU fha &C.
frrt ~ teinE hsHpF ant surr essfui De-
me- HHr ~iu efro 500 rfit trafrssi
advice aut fnfetsii raa ~ thiuaa that
~tu fao - EfrHf falus go .ou iH an
affairs - iif~ Madam gnfneHia ran
sAtias fuu in regard &C. Yaur nuslnesH
ara nnanrlaf affaifs aHd eau i-i Yeu
what business - turattpa wtH De iurh5
fpr Fou. Consalf hts 80 once on AnF
tfisftrFs that are rsuaitE 700 sorry o.
trouble Room 90 liberty uidK
Third and rnfan WradinEa res sef
fu convince th@ s4ast.fia
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s-mlscsLlANeous FOR SALE

SASH MD Moons
fhe best place a. buy yeur sash ard
doors L. from ~ n WILLIAMS co
We not only soil far less but viii sise
you satisfafttun ~ money back We
own our ewn MIN make prompt ship
u1ents and guarantee nafe delivery
send fsr ,ur biE Illustrated cafaios No
~ mailed free. postpaid. promptly on
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We don't care who has tried to cure
you. and has failed--we will give
you sure cure and small fee.
Don't give up before seeing us
uy the latest methods known IN
MEDICAL SCIENCE we succcs.TuiIy
treat NNRItOSE VEINS, PLIES
NERVOUS AILMENTS. SKIN AN
MGNTs, KIDNEY. NhADDER. Lung
AND bIooD AILMENTS. NuEtNA-
TIsN. LIVER AILMENTS AM ALI.
CHRONIC AILMENTS OF MEN.
Come In and see rs. Have ~ roufI-
dental talk aud he examined With
cut cost or obligation,
oifice hours-9 a. IN, to s D. m.
Sundays. 10 n. m. to I n. m
NATIONAL, MEDICAL INSTITUTES
itp Occidental Ave.
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LOST AND FOUND

IS LOST AND FOUND
to0T woNAN's NuREtt.A oS EN.
srrtt car. engraved Alice nn TOP uf
handle Mnnday January ss small
r~wsrd Beacon 1890. ask Tor = ~
Miller
LOST noSroN TERRtER. NAHou
any color. with ~hiis LEGS frisaF
rhen~ elliott iiss Reward
LOST SAVINGS PNS4HDoK NU fso2a
Finder rrturn e. Dexter Merton TRUST
ard savings usnh
tIsf MESH nNG SATURDAY ALONG
eafer frnnf a. Fifst ave Hsssrd
Rainier Jew
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LEGAL NOTICES

- - ~ - -
80 LEGAL NOTICES
NuTtrE oF W nt.fc WEAntNu OF
roH Commission OF PORT or
SEATTLE o. AMENDING TIRE CpM-
rfEifESEtNE rrHEAE OF HAHuoB
IMPROVEMENT or THE PORT oF
SEATTLE
rhs Port Commission ~ tho Per, 81 &c..
attic hereby Eives notice % a puhnc
hearing on Amending she Camprs-
heHsifr scheme - tiafhnr improve.
meut - the Port District ~ tht Port
q seattle. such hearinE 90 BE- hold 49,
o'clock o tn January 40 1917 To-
the meeting rpam ~ the said pori
Commission in the Roll street Terminal
% the Port District. located 90 fhs foot
% n~ii street city 81 Seattle. snid
hearing 60 consider tho additions and
changes a. tho COMPREHENSIVE scheme
q Harhor Improvement prov idea fog iu
nesalniian Sa. w. ~ the Port Commits
sion. introduced January - 1917. and
nos on file On thr office - such Com.
mission iu the said Boil street Ter
nlnat
ROBERT BRIDGES.
President ~ Port Commission 81 Port
% Seattle
ATTEST
e = REMsuERG
Secretary - Port Comnisriun ~
FOR, ~ seattle
TO WHOM m NAY CoNCEHN
The undersigned hiss made application
Co erect woodward 81 80 Horton 81
Dot 81 block 1ss Seattle Tide Lands
Addition Anyone desiring to protest
against such occupation aiU file such
protest az tho office - Superintendent
Of Buildings prior 90 February q 1911
srErSuS Tusr MILL co. o~ner
Is MuEirO Lessee
FsrH Nos eaf.e Ordinance so fi1Ts
e>1~.~~4~-N~s~sOSN~~~S ~~~~~N1N,~N~~1~4~~
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AUCTION SALES

ALL or THE CROWDS At THE PA
CtFtr Auction CO. 1878 TfHST
AVE SPECIAL ron THE uAr.ANCE
or TINS WEEK Is DOZEN LACE
CURTAINS. ~ CREAM ASD WHITE
A me lot or sHEETiNG Whlsc
spreads. blankets quilts. yAriaFc
goods. ladies chiidrcns mems shoes
rubber goods ladies suits and coats
60 pairs ~ fine corsets. ladies and
mems underwear lot of wool over
shirts and sweaters. siickcrR suit
cases. also lot o. damaged goods m
Of steamer Congress Saic daiiv at
l70 g. m.. Friday nt io90 a M
Saturday night Sc s 90 o'clock
pAClFtC AUCTION co
Phone Main etse. 1918 FIRST Ave.
JOS MAnrIN. Auctlonecr.
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ACCORDING TO an opinion de.
livered yesterday by Corporation
Counsel Caldwell. at the request of
the judiciary committee. repeal of
the resolution submitting to the
voters the charter amendment
granting old age pensions to civil
service employees. lies within the
powers of the council
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Nf.~ff.Ahf

Stall = T-bano steak. ike ID stalls
So sugar cured bacon. ibc a. stalls
ff-sf. saii salmon bellies Toe 10. Btzii
iti. home made meat iuaves zee 10 tec.
stall $40. 2 large ioav~s butiernut bread.
.5c stall i-s NeN York fun cream
cheese &c 90 stall las. Mrs Miller
home made macAroons iBe doz zoble ..
stall Ios. . cans tomatoes. sc.
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Round steak. lsc IL. r. hon. u.sk. ito
10. Montana pancake Tour &c N 8
sunbriEht cleanser. 8 pkEs. CSC. fresh
ranch ~EgE. f5c doz best Jersey batter
To-. 81 Is. tree tea. ia-lh zee. -bc =
baking powder. itc. fresh herring. Sc ~ (.
barhecued cod. ibc IN bareback. ins
-5c. mince pies, zee each; layer cake. geo
each. oranges. iSe and zee doE. dates.
sec 10