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troversy eliminated the very ambiguity
referred to in State VS. Blaisdell. They
left no room for doubt as to which
election they had In mind. They
specificately provided that q constitu-
stional amendment proposed by initia-
tive petition must receive majority
Of all the legal votes cast ut such gen
eral election.4 They carefully repeat
ed the term 'all the legal votes cast
at such general election|b every time
they had occasion to refer to the num-
Der of votes required to ratify such
proposed amendment. l fail to find
any reason for the application of the
doctrine of stare decisis. Clearly the
phrase involved in this case is different
from that construed in the former deci-
sion.
In my opinion there is no room for
doubt as to what was meant by the
phrase. "a majority Of all the votes
east at such general election, contain
ed in the second subdivision OF section
2O2 of the Constitution. 1t meant
exactly what the people Of this state
uniformly understood it TO mean prior.
to the election held in November, 1918.
It still means that.
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Opinion of Chief Justice
ChristiansOn Denied Place
in Pamphlet for People

Continued from Page Four.)
implies degree Of deliberation and
a carefullness Of expression proportion
ed to the Importance of the transac-
tion, and the words are presumed to
have been used with the gratst pos.
sible discrimination. (Peo. VS.. n. Y.
Cent. r., "a N. Y. 4S5-4S7). 1T is not
to be supposed that any words (in
a constitutional provislon) have been
employed without occasion, or without
intent that they should have eject as
part Of the law" (Cooleys Const
Lin. 97). ..yl.
IL. Former Decisions. .
But the majority members say that
the question involved here has been
settled by the former decisions of this
court, and that we ought to adhere to
such decisions. The cases relied upon
are:- State VS.. Barnes, N. d. $40; !;
State VS.. Langlie, N. .. 594, and
State vs.. Blaisdell, 18 N. D. 81. Let
us examine these decisions, and see
what basis there is for the contention
that they are controlling upon the
meaning of the phrase involved in this
controversy.
IlOW GILL IL DC ICuSOIlttulS ISScItcu
that these three decisions are determln-
ative Of the question involved in this
case? The provisions involved IN
State VS.. Barnes and State VS.. Langlie
were so entirely different from the
provision involved here, that the cases
distinguish themselves from the instant
case. Some Of the reasoning in State
VS. Langlie is against rather than i'll
favor Of the conclusion reached by the
majority members in the instant case.
In that certain language was used in
the first part of the section relating to
the number Of electors who must sign
q petition for an election to relocate a
county seat. In the latter part Of
the section other language was used
as to the number of vites required mt
the election. In constituting the mean
ing Of the latter language the court
called attention t6 the language con-
tanned in the first part ofthe section,
and the failure to USE this same Ian
guage in the latter part thereof. The
court said: 1T (the statute) carefully
excludes the idea that two-thirds of the
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This girl is expected to free Betty
Inch Of the charge Of eXtOrtion down
in New York. She couldn't be found
for the first trial, but the jury disa-
greed and Eugene Hermann's lawyer
blamed the disagreement to the dis
play of silk-clad ankle by Betty. A
fence hides the ankles from view in
the second trial. -
electors must vote for place to make
it the county seat. When speaking Of
the number Of signatures to the petit
ton required, it in terms declares that
such petition shall be signed by two
thirds Of the qualified voters of the
county. But when it specifies the vote
necessary to relocate the county seat
at another place, it studiously avoids
the use of this explicit Language which
in very appropriate to express the Idea
that appellants counsel contenrs is to
be found III the statute" This reason
ing is directly applicable to the Infant
case. The first subdivision of section
2O3 in terms declared that a cOnstitu-
tional amendment proposed thereunder
be approved 'by majority Of the
electors voting thereon. But with
this explicit language before them, the
trainers and proDosers Of the second
subdivision "studiously avoided" its
use. ..and in place thereof expressly pro-
vi.led that amepdments proposed by
initiative petitions must receive ma
jority of all the legal votes cast ut such
general election.
90 While State VS. Blaisdell involved Il
constitutional provision. and the Ian
guage there construed is more similar
to that involved in the instant case
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This
when Cleaning was considered luxury bur generally
methods of Cleaning
ing other Steam Cleaning Both When anything
and
When anything Steamed Cleaned taken through These
aed cleaners may use fool the public The Art Cleaning lies
liquor number people understand length
ed that
putitn
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Jersey cloth suits, cleaned and press
ed Observation-Disclosures. 1925 up
Capes, cleaned and pressed $1.5O up
Shawls, cleaned and pressed $1.OO up
Silk embroidered shawls, cleaned &
pressed observation-disclosures. $l.5O up
Wells, cleaned and pressed -. 35c up
Organdy, lawn or fancy dresses,
cleaned and pressed -. $2.25 up
Ripped dresses, cleaned and press
ed OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $500 up
Fancy evening dresses, cleaned and
Stage or wedding dresses, cleaned
and pressed .,......... $3.50 up
Opera cloak and evening wraps,
cleaned and pressed 80. $3.50 up
fluff and neck piece, cleaned So up
Velvet or corduroy dresses, cleaned
and steamed ........... $500 up
Feather Boas, cleaned -. $1.25 up
Feather and plumes, cleaned 75c up
Kid, silk and satin slippers, cleaned
h1u SuOeS, Cled1eu QUO up
Bath robes, cleaned & pressed $1,50
Corsets, cleaned ............ 75c up
Children fur sets, cleaned $1.50 up
Children dresses, cleaned and press
ed Observation-Disclosures. $1.00 up
Baby coat, cleaned & pressed 75c up
Baby's velvet or corduroy coats,
cleaned and steamed 80. $100 up
Short white gloves, cleaned :, 15c up
Half length white gloves, cleaned
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20c up
Short colored gloves, cleaned zoe up
Long white gloves, cleaned :. 25c up
Half length colored gloves, clean
ed Observation-Disclosures. 25c up
Long colored gloves, cleaned 95c up
HOUSEHOLD WORK
List of prices for cleaning and
pressing effective August Is, 1919:
Lace curtains, per pair, cleaned and
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MEMS WORK

List of Prices for Cleaning and
Pressing effective August Is, 1919.
8 piece suit, cleaned and pressed So
piece suit, cleaned and pressed S1.75
1 Coat, cleaned and pressed :. $1OO
1 pants, cleaned and pressed :. :. 75c
1 vest, cleaned and pressed 800. Csc
1 coat and vest, cleaned and press
1 pants and vest, cleaned and press
ed .................. $1.00
White vests and fancy vests, cleaned
and pressed .......... SOC to 75c
Overcoats, cleaned and pressed S1.50
Top coats, cleaned G pressed $1.25 up
Mackinaws, cleaned & pressed SIPS
up
overcoats, cleaned & pressed s1.5o up
Full dress coat and pants, cleaned &
pressed ......"......... $500
3piece full dress suit (black) (vest),
cleaned and pressed 5000. $2.25
Full dress coat, cleaned and pressed
."................ $1.50
Full dress pants, cleaned and pressed
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 75c
English walking suit, piece, cleaned
and pressed ............... $500
English walking coat, cleaned and
pressed ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $l.25
Prince Albert coat, cleaned and
pressed -.................. Sl.25
Uniform coats, cleaned and press
ed Sl.O0 up
Corduroy coats and pants, cleaned
and steamed .............. $500
Corduroy coats, cleaned and steamed
Observation-Disclosures. Sl.25
Norfolk coat, cleaned and pressed 81
Childs suit, cleaned & pressed SOC up
Boys suit cleaned G. pressed 75c up
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Announcement To The Public:

tin
Public
December
published
published the
The price Of labor has
of ucos
producing this work there
turned out by this department However
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MEMS WORK


blood team
dwive
to
at
n
all
leading
accepting all materials either for Cleaning
generally show defects.
burg tor the past fifteen and believe that growth from small dlapdat
occupy GOO feet floor the best our honesty ability
and the best that modern science do but stand responsible
that
We beg thank all patrons for the which has
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market
Acone Pagene Acid and
pbitve
like andahor
advanced at least fifty
that Nnetone Cents dollars worth
for 1913 setting future contingencies
that the advance making in of prices entirely stabe
prevail work August
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pressed ............... $1.00 up
Cotton portiers, per pair, cleaned &
pressed ....~.....r... S,50 up
Velvet portiers, per pair, cleaned and
steamed ............., $500 up
Chenille portiers, per pair, cleaned
and steamed ........... $500 up
Table covers, cleaned and pressed
Observation-Disclosures. SOC up
Piano covers, cleaned and pressed
Observation-Disclosures. $1.00 up
Single blankets, cleaned and card
ed ...............a...... Toe up
White single blankets, cleaned and
carded ,...,......... $l.00 up
Double blankets, cleaned and card
ed Observation-Disclosures. $l.25
White double blankets, cleaned and
carded ..r.............. $1.50 up
Comforts, cleaned ........ $3.50 up
Eiderdown comforts, cleaned $1.75 up
Baby carriage robes, cleaned 75c up
Fur baby carriage robes, cleaned
.................. $3.50 up
Couch covers, cleaned and pressed
Observation-Disclosures. $1,00 up
Cushion covers, cleaned and press
ed ................... 35c up
Auto seat covers, Il seated carr,
cleaned .............. $3.50 up
Auto seat covers, e seated carr,
cleaned ................ SAUL up
MEMS WORK
List of prices for pressing effective
August Is, 1919:
piece suit, brushed and pressed 75c
2piece suit, brushed and pressed 75c
Single sack coat, brushed and press.
cd ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. QUO
Single pants, brushed & pressed 35c
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LADIES' WORK

List of prices for cleaning and
pressing effective August Is, 1919:
Jacket suits, cleaned and pressed
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $500 up
Jacket, cleaned and pressed SIPS up
Skirt, cleaned and pressed :. 75c up
Silk suits, cleaned and pressed $2.25
up
Silk jacket, cleaned & pressed SIPS
Silk skirt, cleaned & pressed 81 up
White serge and flannel skirts,
cleaned and pressed 80. $1OO up
Plain silk waist, cleaned and pressed
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 75c up
Fancy silk waist, cleaned and press
ed Observation-Disclosures. $1.00 up
Lace silk waist, cleaned and press
ed NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $1.00 up
1 piece dress, cleaned and pressed
.................. $500 up
Corduroy velvet suits, cleaned and
steamed ............... $500 up
Long coats, cleaned and pressed
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SITS up
Long silk coats, cleaned and press
ed Observation-Disclosures. $3.50 up
Long Corduroy or velvet coats,
cleaned and steamed go. $500 up
Long plush coats, cleaned and steam
ed Observation-Disclosures. $3.50 up
Fur coats, cleaned ........ $500 up
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Smoking jacket, cleaned & pressed
........."....... $l.OO up
Bath robes, cleaned and pressed
Observation-Disclosures. $1.50 up
Ties, cleaned and pressed 1Oc to 15c
White serge trousers, cleaned and
pressed Observation-Disclosures. :1.00
White flannel trousers, cleaned and
pressed NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $1.00
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List of Prices for Cleaning and
Pressing effective August IS, 1919.
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OVeFCodIS, pluSIleu " pIessSu toSs up
Full dress suits, brushed & press
ed ..........r.....,. Sl.UU
Full dress coat, brushed & pressed
................ ioc
Full dress pants, brushed & press
English walking suits, brushed and
pressed $l.00
LADIES' WORK
Jacket suits, brushed and pressed
Observation-Disclosures. SIPS up
Jackets, brushed and pressed Toe up
Dresses, brushed and pressed 81 up
Skirts, brushed and pressed Soc up
Long coats, brushed and pressed
..................... $l.O0up
MEMS WORK
8 piece suit, dyed and pressed. $3.50
2 piece suit, dyed and pressed $500
Single sack coats, dyed and pressed
....................... $3.50
Single pants, dyed and pressed $1.75
Single vests, dyed and pressed Soc
overcoats, dyed and pressed 81 UP
LADIES' WORK
Jacket Suits, dyed and pressed & up
Single jackets, dyed and pressed
.................. $2.50 up
Single skirts, dyed and pressed
..............a $l.75 up
Dresses, dyed and pressed A up
Long coats, dyed and pressed 81 up
Feathers and pEumes, dyed and cur
led .................. $l.5O up
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WANTED-R00M AND BOARD.
LARGE RooM:' SUITABLE FOR THREE;
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FINE ELECTRIC WASHER; ALSO SET
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CLAlRVOYANTS.
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MRS. BOSWELL

PALMISr AND CLAIRvOYANT,
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Help Wanted-Male and Female.
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WANTED-SALESMEN

OIL LEASE SALESMEN wANTED-ENCTP-
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BIRTHS REPORTED.
WHITE

WHITE.
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JOIN X. and Katherine r. Murray. hoy
Hmm II. and f1orenoe + Darory. boy
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WRECKING AND BUILDING
We WRECK ALL KINDS OF BUILDINGS
A. r. THOMPSON. lx7 E st Sc
tu1lam. wed. .fri-tf
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

HOW TO BE YOUR OWN LANDLORD AZ
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

STOCK Statesmen WANTED FOK MA
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DEATHS REPORTED
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days Georve Washington University Hospital
oOUoRED.
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Schools
And
Colleges
GEORGE WASHINGTON
UNIVERSITY LAW Scn00l.
Co-EDUCATIoNAL

C0-EDUCATI0NAL
Begins 55th Year Sept. -. 1913
Strict standards, Instruction By
most approved methods. Maximum
credit by other law schools.
Forenoon classes . to II. viii be
Afternoon classes B:Ie TO ESQ ana
optional early morning classes for
employed students.
Secretary. Masonic TempIe. %. lS4e
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Gamma Thetas 10 Dance.

The Gamma Theta Club Of Wash
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the season in the Arcade ballroom
Thursday evening. October . Tho
music Will be furnished by a lO-piece
orchestra; dancing TO begin at =
o'clock
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