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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-27
SCRIPTS. BOOTH

SCRIPTS BOOTH
Six. touring nearly new;
paint and cushions show
how good lta earos uron
fine. An enjoyable car for
u.ss9
1918 Chevrolet touring This
IL In extra good condition.
and good tires. $3.50.
Newly painted Ford roadster.
1917 model. demountab
rims and aex1is good tires
all around. A bargain at
stss.
DuG--cHEvRoIET-nuG
Ready TO drive away. seas.
Come quick ~ you set this.
W s, DuLMAGE MOTOR co.
Used Cars. 1907 10th Ave.
East So, Ask for Wilson.
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WRITE ron MAI SHOWING To-
cation. low price and easy terms
Of sale Of ioRgrd-off lands offered
90 settlers in Western Washington.
WErEHHEauEER TIMBER co.
TACOMA WARRINGTON.
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FARM LANDS

EXCELLENT BERRY LANDS
WE ARE offering several excellent
tracts ~ prairie land In the y elm
Irrigation dirtrict especially
adapted to strawberries. TsEpber-
ries. ioEanberries. also poultry and
dairying, lands arc irrigated
from gravity ditch from Nisaualiy
flver. 80 miles south OF Tacoma.
between Mckenna. ON tn. G. NJ. n
81 y. u II. and felni. on the q. ~.
and y. y. railway. on direct auto
read between Tacoma and Cen
traiia.
TERMS TO actual settlers are Cash
paymen, % 1850. against which We
advance building material 20 $500.
No further cash payment asked for
two years. balance In IL years al
. per cent interest.
WRITE Land Department. Mckenna
Lumber Company, Mckenna- Wash,
NC OPENING RALE Of
YAKIMA VALLEY Farm LAND
$50 per acre and up. easy terms
beHt 81 soil. two railroads ana
state highway pass thru tho land
close 60 towns. under government
irrigation project that IL an estcn.
sion of RuSSfSfDE CANAL. good
climate tig crops, and the earnest
district In the state.
SOLD At WHOLESALE PRICES
We have a number % tracts fronting
on Yakima river. The prices are
very low. and our nairs arc many.
N@9 pictures az our office. Best
farm land IN Washington
YAKIMA RIVER FARMS co.
owners. 9is Green HldE.
OfftrN Oman EKrntnaa Also
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-27
BONRD AND ROOM

NICE FRONT ROOM. SUITABLE
for two gentlemen. best table
board. t1a each per month. West
as to2s Aiki ave
FRONT ROOM FOR RENT. EN-
cellcnt table board, $40 per week
toss Aiki, West as.
BOARD AND ROOM. 500 Pm
Week All Eenrea -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-27
A FoRD SNAP

A FoRD sNlAP
1917 Ford touring car. Hassier shock
ahaorberns tire carrier. extra
tree. tubes. speedomcter. spr-
ctal light attachment. tt@s. ssss
cash. balance trrmR III -. 18Th,
Phpn~ ballard iss1
nv oWNEH--f ORD TOURING CAR
1918 model shock absorbern.
spredoni~tsr. tNu extra tires. 1850.
Also 4, y army wall tent. 3xs.
27os Charles 81
TIE FASHION GARAGE
Autos TO hire without dftsers- Stor-
age and repairing. 1-O3 Second
ave. Elliott $50.
~ Az WELL SrEctAt. HEAVY
type In good condition.: 5 good
tires VIII sell for $3.50 cash. 1-s
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FOR RENT--ROONsH

WE HAVE a LIMITED NuMnEf
OF rooms. single and suites. with
or without bath. at moderate
rate. Weekly or monthly. Call
and inspect for yourself Hotel
Butler
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FURNISHED HOUSES


LAKE. nuRiEN LINE
small bungalow. water. heat. FUR
niShcd or unfurnlnhed. 7ats 18TH
ave, ;. w nurnRr station.
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HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS

Il oUsEK EEriNG ROOMS ron
rent e6ts SSth St. SIS or $40 per
month, Also furnished rooms, $40
q month. Cali after 10 morning..
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nTntkn AID RONDN

Will HUr
liberty Bonds. War Savings stamps
Masks Petroleum and Coal
Capitol Petroleum. Out West
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-03-19

wheat practically all of which was held
for the purpose Of seeding, we're deprived
Of this wheat, were required to, take
horses from their grain binders to haul
this wheat, were charged for auto hire,
and were not compensated for the wheat
taken away from them, the proceeds
being donated to the Red Cross.
This is a strange story, and we cam
not help thinking that Mr.. Pfaender's
information is in some way at fault. If
really patriotic people have been treated
in any such way, it must have been done
by some unpatriotic individuals who
were endeavoring to arouse antagonism
against the Government and to do every
hing they could to arouse prejudice
against the war and to prevent victory.
eve will write our Minnesota Food
Administrator and ask him to advise
us as to the facts.
Very truly yours, q
United States Food Admins tration
BY R. w. Boyden,
Division of enforcement"
Mr.. Pfaender replied to this that
there could be no possible mistake as
to his information: that every state
ment he had made could be supported
by affidavit and he enclosed clippings
from county papers showing what was
being done by wye.
Joseph Sperl was one Of those visited
by Wye and Mr.. Sperl proved one Of
Yves hardest customers. He argued
the matter for two hours with wye when
the latter called at his farm and ordered
him to take his seed wheat to town and
sell it. wye threatened to send teams
from Sleepy Eye to get the grain and
Sperl told him that any one who came
on the place to touch the wheat would
be dead man. Wye then responded,
"We'il get you, we'll get you cold!"
Sperl was determined not to take his
wheat to town but his family and friends
finally persuaded him to yield. He had
1876 bushels and when he reported to
WYE at Sleepy Eye he was ordered to
give the Red Cross 5000, pay $50 auto
hire, and join the Farm Bureau, the
latter meaning an added expense Of SIS.
When Mr.. Sperl asked WYE who would
get the SIS we answered .'That's my
bread and butter Mr.. Sperl did not
feel like furnishing a highway robber
with bread and butter and he refused
to come across. WYE would not let him
leave the place, however, until he had
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-03-19
SEWING THE WIND
REAP THE WF1IRLWIND
Continued from page u

dollars each, sometimes even more was
demanded, for auto hire that WYE claimed
was due him for making the trip to each
ones home. And all the time WYE was
riding around in the auto owned by the
Brown County Farm Bureau, an
presenting bills to the Bureau for auto
expense and mileage.
Resentment Awakens.
Vengeance first set out upon the trail
of the Terrorists when Herman Pfaender
of the local Farmers Elevator was ordered
by WYE to buy no more wheat but to
send all wheat Ecoming to their place to
the Bingham elevator. The Mandate
was obeyed for the time being but
finally Mr.. Pfaender as secretary OF the
Company and Joseph J. Sperl as president
decided that the order had decidedly
fshy odor. Mr. Pfaender at the request
of the Company wrote to the United
States Food Admins. ration giving an
account of the ::busyness'' Of wye and
asking for instructions with regard
to the purchase of wheat. Dozens
of farmers had also made individual
complaints to the gove nment but re-
ceived no replies, their letters evidently
being lost in the nlazes of the depart
ments at Washington. Mr.. L ,aender,
however, happened to use an envelope
which had been sent him for official
communications, reports of the elevator
to the Federal administration under
whose license the Company was operat-
ing, and his letter received the attention
that official communications get. He
received a reply as follows: \
Washington, D. C.
August Is, 1918.
New Ulm Farmers Elevator Company,
New Uim, Minnesota.
Gentlemen: -
eve beg to acknowledge letter OF
August 9TH from your Secretary, Mr..
Pfaender. >
:'In substance, Mr.. Pfaender states
that certain farmers in his vicinity who
were patriotic in spirit and had shown
this spirit of patriotism by contributions
to the Red Cross, buying Liberty Bonds
and War Stamps, and planting and
harvesting wheat under great difficult
ties, and who had in their possession
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-03-19

put up a check Of $40 for auto hire and
had done his bit for the Red Cross. The
auto hire check was made out to Crimes
& Wiedenmann.
Kept Seed Wheat.
Mr.. Sperl when he decided to retain
his seed wheat went to the county food
administrator and asked his opinion
as to the meaning Of the order to market
all wheat. Mr.. Stolz was inclined at
first to believe that the farmers would
certainly be allowed to hold enuf to
insure their crop for 1920 but as he was
intending to go down to the cities in a
few days he said he would keep the
matter in mind and put it;up to the state
food administration. Mr.. Sperl called
on him few times to learn what he
could but Mr.. Stolz was unable to give
him any definite decision because when
he was in the city he did not get. the
matter before the proper authorities.
He said that the safe thing TODD would
be to sell all but Mr.. Sperl had spent
years in bringing his grain up to high
standard and he did not intend if he
could help it to introduce unknown
seed grain on his fields. He therefore
decided to risk holding it.
Sperl Goes to Headquarters.
It was some time before anything
further stirred in the matter. Mean
time Joseph j. Sperl who had been
roughly handled by wye when he came
up for boarding had also started little
correspondence course of his own but
he did not stop at any department. He
went straight to the Commander in
Chief Of the forces OF the United States
Army and Navy, President Wilson.
His first letter was returned to wye for
report and WYE tainted Mr.. Sperl with
the fact that he, Sperl, could never get
the ear of the president. Mr.. Sperl
said, Wen see about that" and he sent
his next communication by registered
mail with receipt demanded and got his
return card showing him that Pres.
Wilson had received his letter.
Detectives On The Job.
Some time in October both Mr.. Sperl
and Mr.. Pfaender received summons
to come to New Ulm for consultation
with secret service agent of the govern
ment and the two gentlemen were
closeted with Uncle Sans representative
for several hours one night at the Dakota
House while in the Office of that popular
hcstelry sat a company of those who had
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-03-19

the bag, strange performances are re-
vealed and there are at least two Of
Sleepy Eyes worthy characters who
have been caught in the act of robbinr
the farmers right and left. That thew
did it under the guise Of patriotism will,
make no difference in the final verdict
because for some unexplained reason
patriotism" did not get the sole benefit
of the proceeds of their endeavors a.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-03-19

sanctioned the activities of wye, Just
beginning to wonder a little bit what
might happen ins.the event that an in
vestigation should take place. But Mr..
Pfaender and Mr.. sperl kept their
counsel. The next morning at the
Pfaender farm there was company Of
farmers gathered to meet the govern
ment agent and he spent the entire
morning questioning them and caution-
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-03-19

ing silence, intimating to them that il
was very likely that reparation would
be made. Later investigations were
made and recently there has been con-
siderable stirring in this line and the last
investigation with its results as re-
ported in last weeks Review.
The Sleepy Eye Carnival.
At Sleepy Eye there were similar pro
ceedings and now that the cat is out of
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-03-19

We can equip your car with GATES HALF
SOLE TIRES, which cost only one-half as
much as new tires, are puneture proof. over
size, stronger and better than The tires now
on your car, and are guaranteed for $500
rifles
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-06-20
PROPOSING PORTIONS
OE ST ST -

WTENEAS Vh'
M 1T REsoLNEp-Tha hc
a =
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-06-20

GoN NE .aC Chtrtcv. aud the luaNwtuE
Is q UsT ot the names nr owners ot
the NrN'Nrtv 50 NsSn~sra rs shown hv
such bond lien docket ana salu ordi-
nance. together with the total
amount s0 assessor against the prom.
"rtN az each owner and reference Is
hereby made tO such docket " TlTN
LIENS for detailed description or
each LOT. part ot lot. block and acre
age prOncrtN So assessed
Further notice is also given the
respective property owners So assess.
cd aud herein below mentioned. that
such assessment Is due aud PAYABLE,
"nd will he DELINQUENT after the ex-
piratior ot - days from the date
~ 'Nr HrSt rrhr'ratior of this notice
,said first publication will he on
June =. 1919
The rronertv owners 50 assessed
must either pay in cash or make and
t'lc With IN" Nolice Judge ot said
city their applications to pay such
assessments IN irstallmsntS within
the twenty dovS beginning with the
first publication ot this notice.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-06-20
NOTICE or BOND SALE.

Sealed bids will ha received unit
the hour Of o'clock y. M. the 18th
day OF July. 1919. BY the undersigned
and immediately thereafter publicly
opened by the County Court OF Klam.
ath County. Oregon, at the office OF
said Court In the County Court Hous,
In Klamath Falls. Oregon. for the
purchase OF bonds OF said County is.
sued for the building OF permanent
roads therein in the sum OF Si5O.OOo
same being portion OF an authorized
issue OF S3+T.1O+. same being In de-
nominations of $1,000 each. except the
wo last numbered bonds for $500 and
s20i respectively. numbered from !
upwards. dated July 1919, and ma
turing serially In numerical order as
follows:
Serial Numbers:
TO 81 incl. $4,000. ten lOJ
years from date OF issue:
IS TO SIS, incl. $4,000 eleven lD
years from date OF issue.
SO TO l02, incl. s3i 900 twelve l2)
years from date of issue:
l03 TO 1856. incl. $4,000 thirteen
I3b years from date OF issue
1871 to $50. incl. $4,000 fourteen
tt years from date OF issue
Said bonds 10 bear interest at not TO
exceed six per cent t6 per cent? per
payable semi-annuaily on
January and July first. principal and
interest payable In United States gold
coin at the office OF the County
Treasurer or tthe Fiscal Agency OF
the State OF Oregon In New York
City. at the option OF the holder.
Said bids must be panied hy
a certified check for per cen, OF the
amount bid and must be uncondi-
tionai.
The approving legal opinion of
Messrs. Teal. Miner Il Winfree OF
Portland. Oregon. will be furnished
The successful bidder.
The Court reserves the right to re-
ject any or all bids.
G. X. DEL2P.
l7-24-1 Clerk
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-06-20

mont mentioned therein aud approves
.E 1.N 'mmuN Nud Too N...utu.
Wit .Iutu.r .u trb aduutnd nu
the .. day uJ luue. iHlH. and up
pr. . 10y rbp mayor on tNr 10th
tia, , uur l"ll
y plans spn fttaUura aud rstt.
mat 81 ,cing ~ u'r IN the urrrn ~
tho .r ,cr luuSr aud N ,ho otggrr ~
r @ proposed Improvement WIFI ho
let .' 'nr ruut.o.' auo 'hr t,wr IN
whi,n he saH.' o.. o, nr comNlrtrd la
rtNcN nNsaiG ordinance Tor Octn'"r
i5tr 'nIH
u is must be rtI"d With the rolIcc
judi for submission to the Council
At h = urftcc 10 The city hall not later
thar y O'Clock / " of the 9Srd day
OF lurr iaiAs nt which timr aud
piacn nronosa,a wit he opened and
considered
Each proposal must he accompani.
cd Nv \ certified check nn some re-
spnr St' 10 bank IN amount equal to i
per cent OF the aggregate amount OF
tho nropusal the same To he forfeited
Ia the city by the successful bidder
upon failure to enter trtn rOntrP {
and bond tor the faithful completion
NJ said improvement IN accordance
with the specifications therefor
Tive CIV or klamath Fats rcscry.
ink thr right AZ all dimes ~ rrfn''
Huy tr.l an proposals ant 10 abandon
tho .b.i nrorusod imnro,,vrrl up
on cpn alteration of r,Nl H.G... 10 10 ..
wi.. AND without laH.G'E tn 'bs
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-06-20

ttuatrs bcmg on fIlo Ia the ofrtr,
Of tho rolIrr judge aud I'm the urfi,f
ut the ,iD, tnryoor
Tho proposed Improvement wilt be-
lr' I'm uu, contract, ard the time tu
Witch the same IL to be- completed ia
r.'I h, aaid ordinance ,ur Octnbct
ltih 1919
Uid. muaI be- rilrd with the polico
iudsr fur ruhmiHoton 10 tho Coun,
cn az his office IN the city hall NOT
later then O'Clock y II OF the card
day OF June, 1919, ~ whict time and
place proposals. viii be- opened aud
considered
Zach proposal must ho accnmpAn
led bN = cert iricd check on some re-.
aponathlc bank IN Amount equal 10 3
per cent ot the aggregate amount or
The proposal, the same to be forfeited
to the city hv thr succrsSrul bidder
upon tailurr to cuter into contract
and bond for the faithful completion
OF raid Improvement IN accordance
with the specifications therefor
The City oG Klamath Falls rrscry.
ins the right at all tlmrH to reject
any aud all proposals and To abandon
IN" satd pronnHcd tmrrnvrmcnt upon
consideration Of said bids. II Il SO
elect, aud without liability to the
"ltv NJ Klamath Falls 10 any bidder
nr person interested in said proposed
wuru,vul,Hl
The award to the rurrrz.tul bidder
0.g ma.iur the proposed said lur
N.'s .fm."r .H hrrrhy made ruuilurout
unNr 'N. .a'r ul 'hr huuI. UurhurItst
.e r...... .... rHHf. I.- ...,..|r.. at.F I.r..
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-06-20

proved IVY the said Council and III
accordance with Ordinance No. 80
adopted ou the 9th day or juno 1919
and proved by the mayor On tho
lorh day Of Juno lat?.
Said nAus specifications aud Ustta
mates heinE on file IN tho oiticc ot
tha rultrr Judge aud IN the office or
the C,ty Engineer
rho proposed Improvement will he
let IN enc contract aud the time In
which shc same Is to be completed is
ttNrd Nv said ordinance Tor October
18th, 1919.
Rtds must be rilcd with the Police
judge for submission ~ the Council
at his office in the city hail not later
than = O'Clock + VI oC the 2Srd daY
~ June l01os ~, which ''m" and
place proposals viii be opened and
considered,
tach proposal must he accomrani.
ad nv certified check on some rc-
spouSihlc hank IN amount equal to
: percent ~ the aggregate amount of
the proposal. the same to be forfeited
20 the city by the successful bidder
upon failure to enter into contract
md bond Ior the faithful completion
nf satd Improvement IN accordance
with the specifications therefor,
Th" CIV "t klamath Fails reS"rv'
ms the right at all times "a reject
any and all proposals aud io abandon
he sid proposed lmn,ovrmcnt upon
consideration nl said N0d". {, II So
Hlr.' Hra without iAmNt' 'n 'h'
So. OF klamath Fails. Oregon. t' ANY
r...," nr ""r,nn Interested +" "'.I
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-06-20
NOTICE INVITING PROPOSALS

Pursuant to ordinance and order
or the Common Council OF The CITY of
klamath Falls. notice IL hereby given
that proposals viii be- received by
said Common Councii Tor making the
Improvement designed for the i'm
proN"m"ni Of Lincoln street from 9th
street casterly to lith street, incIud.
Ing Intersections
said proposed Improvement to be,
made In accordance with tn. plana
and specifications OF the CITY Enrin,
cer for one or the other OF tn, classas
OF Improvement mentioned therein
and approved by the council, and I'm
accordanc. with ordinance No tSs.
adopted on the sth day OF Jun.
1919. and by the mayor approved on
the 10th day OF June. 1919
Said plans, specifications and esti.
mates being on file with the Poltr,
Judge and In the offic" OF the city
engineer
The proposed improvement, TO b.
let In one contract. and tn. time In
"hlch the same iH To b" completed
IL fixed by said ordinance for Oct
18th. 1919.
Bids must be- filed with tn. Police
Judge foE submission TO tn. Council
not later than s o'clock y. III. OF IN,
23rd day of June. 1919: at which
time and place all proposals will be
opened and considered
Each proposal must be accompan.
led by certified check on soma re.
sponsible bank to tn. amount OF Z
per cent OF the aggregate OF tn. pro-
posal. TO be forfeited by tn. succ.ss
ful bidder upon failure to rrtsr into
contract and bond for the faithful
com pietton of the Improvement in ac-
cordance with the contract. The City
or klamath Falls, reserving the right
to reject any and all bids and propos-
ais and to abandon the proposed Inn
provement upon consideration OF said
bids, IL II so elect. and without lia-
bility TO the city. to any bidder or
person Interested In said proposed
Improvement.
The award to the successful bidder
for making the proposed improve
ment In hereby contingent upon the
sale OF the bonds authorized 10 pro-
vide funds for making sad proposed
The plans. specifications and esii- :
mates above referred to embrace and
provide for the proposed improve
mcnt the grading OF the street to the !
grade. and paving same
with "Oil Macadam. including ce-
ment sidewalks. curbing and grad I
ing. or Cement, including cement
sidewalks. curbing and grading. or
with bitullthic. including cement side .
walks. curbing and grading. or plac- /
ing thereon 8 inches OF Cinders with .
out sidewalks. Proposals are re.
quested on all classes of pavement .
Dated at klamath Falls. Oregon,
this 18th day OF June. 1919.
A. l.. LEAVITT,
Police Judge OF the CITY OF
Klamath Falls, Oregon.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-06-20
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE OF
FILING FINAL ACCOUNT.

In the County Court OF the State OF
Oregon for Klamath County.
In the Matter OF the Estate OF Noah
+. Arnold, deceased
Notice is hereby given that ! have
filed my final account and report as
Administrator OF the Estate OF Noah
T.. Arnold. deceased, and the above
entitled court has fixed upon 2:30
o'clock In the afternoon of July 18th,
1919, sthe time and the county
Court room in the Cour. house Of
Klamath County, Oregon IN the City
OF klamath Falls, in said County as
the place. when and where any per-
son may present any objection or ax-
ception to anything contained there
in or to anything done by him as Ad-
ministrator and that tsuch time and
place the said court will finally pass
upon and settle said account and re-
port.
II r., SMITH,
Administrator OF the Estate OF
Noah y. Arnold, deceased.
10, IT. "a. /, s, 10
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-06-20
NOTICE INVITING pR6POsALs.

Pursuant TO ordinance and order OF
the Common Council OF the city of
Klamath Falls, Oregon, notice is
hereby given that proposals viii ba
received by said Common Council
for making the Improvement dc8iw-
ed for the Improvement Of 6th street
from High street nOrthcrly TO Pros
yocl street; Lincoln street from alh
street eaatarly 10 gtb street; and JET.
frrou street from SIN street naatcrlS
20 9th street, Including iutawac.iDu5
Said Improvement ~ be made .u
unardauca with the plane and rpoW,
|,nUOna Cl tho city I.B-unar for one
or mo other OF the classes or l1u-
mentioned thIDu wd
approved by sHid Council and in ae-
auaauce W,ta Ordinance .a. I5a,
u...d on Cna a.h day of June,
I11o.#nf approve by .Hn m."or on
iNa anE O.. Sumo 1903.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-06-20

accordance with .r....
r'HHfluuu of r....... .... 'nl aprcl.
ur the other of ir...r '."r Inr n8,
uNnut mentioned d.. "' lUproye.
vd hN said rouu,n .. "HN apurny.
with Ordinance ~. ''0urdlnr,
the 9TH du, nf l.. adopted an
proved hy tho .,... D. a1d an.
day or June. iqIp '. 'H" 10th
said pIunH .,,...,,
matra being ur rr 0ud rll.
the Police JuIr, 'h office nt
OF the cay Eupio,..', '" 10" Office
Tho propu,rJ ,.,.
let IN one ruui,,,,, "''Ni viii be-
Witch the ann, &. 'N' ilmc IA
II fixed hy said rrL.,... '. '1mpIclcd
ihth. 1919 '"i NciOber
ma. ,,,.-,
t,I., ''''' with tho pnlt,.
A. nta ,w,,,... w .'"'','.''"n {" the Conncn
no, ,',, :" '"' 't'' hIl not la,es
-, hl at the agrd b,s
ri.r., - ~ 81 "hirh time h,d
VIII hr upcnrd ma