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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-01
Soul Reformer" in
Jail; Gets No Bail

Accused Of attempting blackmail.
George a okutani. who claims to
10 schoolhoY, today lanEulshe= In
jail lie Ia unable 10 furnish bail.
Wednesday he was arrested BY
federal officers Friday be had his
final bearing before United States
Commissioner X. W McCielland lie
waa bound over to the federal grand
jury.
Okutani has pleaded guilty 90
writing two letters 10 Roy kurano.
chief beliboy IN the Hotel Northern.
in which h. demanded money tn
wr~Nt kurano's soul from vice. but
ho won't admit hiArkmaii lie claims
TIM, he studied social reform too
diligently after leaving the rniver'
slty ~ Washington. with the result
% an unbalanced mind
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INDIGESTION Relieved in
Two Enthusiastically
Harmless

Send us your name and address.
plainly written. and We viii send YOU
on approval our stomach prepare.
ton. Ie-tc. for so days. az which time
YOU are To send Us 81 90 or return
the unused portion IL not perfectly
satisfied.
Relieves Gas. Sour stomach Cheart.
hnrnA Relching. Swelling and Full
Feeling SO frequently complained Of
after meals. in Two Minutes. Almost
instant relief from Pains In the Stofn'
aeh caused by undigcsted food.
Address. Belllngham Chemical Co.
Relling ham. Wash,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-01

Dear Miss Grey; have noticed
that Their. IL lots Of kicking about
the women not giving their Jobs 10
the returned soldiers. There IL room
for all who want to work. 30 why
throw IN. women who. aitho mar
risd. perhaps must help out because
Of the low salaries and high cost "
llvings They like 10 eat an well as
the men do. and must work In order
20 eat.
II there are not enough jobs TO so
around Ia an eight or trn hour day,
Why not work sin hours. and II there
are sim not Jobs enough. We can work
only four hours n day
know there will be those who
will say. I'VE cannot live on four
or six hours work a day Wen. ~
they can't. how do they expect the
other fellow 10 live who has no work
al aliY J. A. H.
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you are yours save your love for
the kind Of man you thought he
was A WIFE.
Dear Mias Grey; In Difference Of
the married women who work. /
would like "a cite my own case,
shortly after our marriage. my
husband went into business for him,
self The war broke out. and. thru
no fault Of his. but ON account OF
conditions. brought on by the war,
We Lost nearly everything we put
into the business
Then he was stick with inflamma.
tory rheutnatlam for one whole sum
mer Consequently. we had 20 go
IN debt, added TO that was the
funeral expense OF n relative We
were also trying to meet payments
on our home. which We have been
compelled 90 vacete temporarily.
have been. and am stlll working.
10 help pay doctors. undertaksrn'
Eroccrs. etc. besides trying TO do
our share IN the Liberty Loan,
Now. don't you think II IL 40 81.
sental for me TO work as a good
many single girls. who work 20 have
a good time aud swell clothes only
know of several other cases
where women are helping TO get on
their feet" 80 TO speak. and 10 get
a littlr home.
Mine In not an exceptional case
and think great injustice would
Dc done to many fani.es should u
be nrohihltivc for all married women
10 work
MARRIED WOMAN WORKER
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II you value your watch. ks
Haynes repair a. Near Liberty
theatre. ---Advertisement
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CONFESSIONS
WAR BRIDE

Copyright, 1919. by the Newspaper
Enterprise Assecistiorl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-02-01

you are yours. save your love for
tho kind Of a man you thought he
was A WIFE.
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Dear Miss Grey; have read
your letter from one who signed
herself. "tIeart.broken." hope you
win publish this letter. ms think II
may help her 10 see another aide
that would have caused her more
sorrow than this one.
a few years ago I met man
who was so good and kind to me. In
my loneliness. that I loved him deep
~. After few months acquaint.
ance | heard of his relations with
another woman. one OF mis- relatives
told me. but trusted and loved. and
did not believe. Soon we became en-.
gagged. and when IL was reported.
friend came and told me some Of
his history. and warned me to be
wary" but even then ! doubted
went to him. he admitted he
had done wrong, ts1t told mo he
had lived straight FOR months. his
love for me had worked "a miracle.
had made a better man OF him. /
was ready To believe him. was so
lonely. and he had been so much TO
me. how could give him up7 SO.
gladly. believed We were married
and just n few happy months fol.
lowed. he was love itself And I
cannot express the terrible shock
and heart sorrow I felt when one
day. like n bolt from "a clear sky.
heard OF his disgrace. He had
deceived me while pretending to love
me. My family had been "a good
one. so went home to them. dis
graced. / felt Inundated. utterly
crushed; | crept TO my old room and
lay there.
He finally came and begged me TO
return 10 him. and 20. not believing
in divorce. ns marriage In for all
eternity. | gave him another trial.
went home with him. My neigh
boris ignored me. | was as bad az
he to live with him. II has taken
years TO build my trust In him
again. We have had many scenes
over IL, and / have spent slecploss
nights over necessary absence OF
his from home.
SO. / want to tell Heart broken"
to spunlc up; she has n chance TO get
out and forget He did not bring
! her down with him. he IL nothing 10
/ her. and there is as many good fish
Z in the sea ms ever were caught.
/ Thank this man for at least not dc.
oeivinR you: you can really feel good
| toward him lie saved you n real
| "Heartache." He didn't drag you in
| the dust, he Is his own keeper. and
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TWO BROTHERS TO RETURN

Mrs. John Crooks. 1900 sixth ave.
~. who, up % n short time ago, was
In charge Of the war savings stamp
booth at tho scandinavian American
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Thousands Send in Correct
Answer TO Missing Letter
Contest.

nhftng tNe past muNth many AT
,rartiye answers were received In
answer 20 the Missing Letter Con.
test. which il being run in coniuno.
ton with The star business Guide,
Tho prizes for the month Of Janu.
airy will be awarded as follows;
FIRST Prize SIS o0--MrH. 81. c.
Bottsn. 1855 18TH ave. y. o. Seattle.
second rriAe. $40 0o-Miss Frida
ssTurdsHon. Manchester. Wash,
Third Prize. ssNo~R q, Allen.
z07 Harvard ave -
Fourth Prize. o. pe--Mrn. Madeira
v. Harbour. 7a52 Jones ave. Seattle.
rifth Prize. g. ee-Mrs. Louis j.
LAvine. Box s0s. Monroe. wash.
sixth frixr. ss.eo~-ailNH Bergliot
Bcresesh. sos T.. 5ad At. Seattle.
Seventh Prize. S. 90 siies Marion
y. whl,morc. Box ss2. Port orch
ard. wash.
The correct answer for the month
Of January IL ar follows;
w--omisted from with. in adv n
Farrell 4 Miller. Chevrolet special
lists.
Admitted from value. In adv. of
National Bank of Commerce.
R---oTnii,cd from expert. In adv. OF
Dr. Dickcrpon.
s--omittod from results. In adv. Of
Oxygen yapor Treatment Par
lors.
ADMITTED from chandeliers. in adv.
OF WyattH Lighting Fixtures
Exs Al 81
Acme Transfer 4 Storage Co.
r-omiitrd from vision. In adv. OF
a. r. Lyon.
N--osnltied from workmanship. in
adv ~ Northwestern Photo Sup
PITY 60.
G--omiited from charge, In adv. OF
Prudential. 1879 Smith Bldg.
s--omitted from highest. in adv. Of
Seattle Bond Co.
a-omlttcd from cash. in adv. OF
Western Stock 8 Bond Co.
T~-omitted from watches. in adv.
OF the Watch Hospital
ADMITTED from SUNDAY. In adv OF
Seattle Ponnant & Novelty Mfg.
Co,
ti@@0fDlftFEi HFNfl hA
adv. OF sandved Nursery
p--omittrd from employment in
adv. OF The Success Shorthand
school
s-omittcd from drossmakinE. in
adv of Gault 4 Cornell.
Following is the answer sent in
by Mrs. 81 C. Botten. which won
tho first prize In the January con.
test
w-Farrell & Miller.
with Dulmagc of yore-
win make your old Chevrolet
Rn,nblo some more.
AT YOU want the best chandeliers,
Though YOU haven't much pclf,
just get them from Wyatt
lie makes them himself
R--When your glasses are wrong.
And you're blind as bat"
Have Dr. Dickerson fix them
He's expert at that.
Snow surely your garments
You would have looking swell. ="
SO for tailoring and drossmaling
90 20 Gault and Cornell.
A-@The Nattonni itAhk,
Second and Madison street
Gives for Liberty Bonds
Market value complete.
WHEN high rent and rude land
lords.
Rob home Of its pleasures
Try moving, The Acme
Transfers household treasures.
I--If you've injured your vision
by reading too late
Consult A. t. Lyon.
You1l vow he's just great.
Mn developing films.
And In photo supplies
The Northwestern and Eastman
High workmanship prize,
G-To borrow on Liberty Bonds
Ia not trcaWnable--
The PrudontlafNcharRe only
A rate that in reasonable.
S--Though selling of Liberty Bonds
In not nice
The Seattle Bond Company
Pays the highest cash price.
S-For any bond issue.
Fully paid, or iir part
The Westerns spot cash
WIN gladden. your heart
TIFF a Bolshevik smashcs
Your watches as wealth.
| In Andrews watch Hospital
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BABY SWALLOWS TOY

CHICAGO. Feb. HAIRY Smith.
year baby Is dead here to
day. He swallowed a tiny leaden
dog "Wednesday
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One Man Accuses Cynthia
of Being Pro-Masculine,
Another Against Men

A peculiar incident has occurred It's IaughabIe. In
fact it's good that I'm going let the readers in It,
Several days ago received letter from accusing
me of uphoding the raties of men, making light of
them, simply pose. in other words TO get in the good
graces of the species homo because he controls the
veopes.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-08-23
Quick Relief
for Eczema
San Cura Ointment is a Marv-
elous Ointment for Many
other Distressing Ailments

San Cura Ointment has relieved
many cases of itching. bleeding and
protruding piles. 1t has drawn the
poison from and completely healed
running sores and fever sores which
were SO old and chronic that everyone
who saw them considered them help
less.
San Cura Ointment is guaranteed by
Thistlethwaite's Six Drug Stores to
do as stated above and also to Danish
letter, boils. carbuncles, to heal ulcers,
cuts, burns, scalds and bruises, or
money back.
The same guarantee holds good for
chilblains, chapped hands and face, so
you risk not penny when you buy a
jar for 30c. Coo, s1.20 and $2.4O
For tender skin and to secure a per-
feet complexion use San Cura Soap
It's the best soap for babies, too, as it
prevents contagion-2 cents. Thomp-
son Medical Co., Titusville, Pa.-Adv.
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finance regardless Of whom he tram
pied upon en- route. This man had
known poverty and resolved that his
motherless daughter should possess
the comforts and attributes which
money could purchase. He forget the
natural law of compensation; in fact,
this battle-ground swindler probably
never knew that such a law existed;
but a Nemesis awaited him and he
found that all the money in the world,
If gained dishonesty, could not COM
pensate for the loss Of his daughters
love and respect.
Gates of Brass" closes today at
the Murrette theatre.
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Joyous Mabel Normand will come
to the Washington theatre Wednesday
in a new Goldwyn Picture called up
stairs" The volatile star who has
been given more chance than ever to
do her very best, appears in this story
with hundred laughs in each of
the well made five reels. Her own
distinctive artistry and nimble self are
seen In rapid succession of funny
situations.
In one part of upstairs" the story
has Miss Normand as the ice cream
molder in the basement of a large
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have the final decree. Dick now be-
gins to crave Barbara's company but
she refuses to resume their former
status as man and wife, while Dorothy
becomes enraged with jealousy over
the turn of affairs. Dick and Barba-
ra dine together and during the course
of the dinner, she is stricken i'll. Dick
takes her home and sends for the doc
tor, who pronounces it to be case of
nervous breakdown. While Dick is
trying to nurse Barbara, Dorothy en-
tiers and accuses him of perfidy. Then
things begin to hum, causing this de-
lightful picture to come to a happy
and unexpected ending.
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hotel One morning when she comes
to work, small dog is run over by a
machine. She rescues the unfortunate
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WASHINGTON

In Among Those Present." a new
Paramount-Mack Sennett comedy d.
rected by Earl Kenton and Ray Grey
and featuring Ford Sterling, Phyllis
Haver, Bert Roach and Myrtle Lind,
which comes to the Washington thea
ire next Wednesday, q savage and
bloodthirsty band of Indiana is intro
duced and for time it looks as If
the picture is going to be a reguler
western thriller with war'dances, burn.
1ngs at the stake, and everything of a
like nature.
But big surprise comes when the
noon whistle blows and all the red
skins take off their wigs and a bear
which has frozen them all with fear
takes off his head proving to be only
man in disguise. The ferocious In
dams and the hungry bear were no
more than bunch of amateur theat
ricals cavorting at a mountain resort
Ford Sterling, Phyllis Haver, Bert
Roach and Myrtle Lind provide the
fun which is fast and furious.
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tested itself. Director Schertzinger
order that no one feed the purp until
after the scenes were made, because
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FAMOUS STARS
ON BILLS HERE
FOR next week
Movie Calendar of Local
Theatres Shows First Run
Pictures Scheduled.
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON
Sunday-"Choosing a wife"
Monday and TuesdayAHaroldsL Lock
wood in "a Man of Honor"
Wednesday and Thursday - Mabel
Normand in Upstairs"
Friday and Saturday, Constance
Talmadge in Happiness a la Mode"
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
- Bessie Barriscale In Tangled
Threads"
Thursday. Friday and Saturday -
John Barrymore in 1.-The Test Of
Honor
MURRETTE
Sunday, Monday and Tnesday-Ani-
Ia Stewart In Human Desire"
Wednesday and Thursday - Gladys
Brockwell in "The Divorce Trap"
Friday and Saturday-Wil]iam Des-
mond In "Barefisted Gallagher"
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canine. For this part, a small shaggy
puppy was secured.
Instantly the stars sympathy mani
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-12
%. Jana Votavu

We ctvrtek, We 2 hodny rano, Pc kratke nemoci, v start 46 rokd.
Pochazel z Chrastin, okres pisecky v Cechach a del v Amen-
ce 80 rokG. Nalezel k sp. MysivcI sv. Jiri, Katolckemu Sdruzeni a k
Bankers Life Insur. Co.
Tslesne pozIstatky " Panu zesnuleho budou vyzdvizeny v
pondei v 9 hodin rano z domu smutku {. $3.50 Fulton Rd. budou pre-
vezeny do kosteIa sv. Prokopa ma zap. Al. ul a po vykonu zadusnch
bohosluzeb budou k ve6nemu odpocinku ma hrbtove Kalvarii uloze-
ny. PTatele a znami jsou zadani, by 50 pohfbu suGastnii.
Pohfeb Dude vypraven p~ohrobniken r. Hanketem.
o tchou soustrast prosi
ALZBETA VOTAVA, manzeka,
FIG
JAN, VACLAV, FRANTIsEK, JOSEF, JRf, synove, ANEzKA, MA
RTE, dcery, JOsEFA KAsOvA, babTka, a ostatni pratee.
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ROZTOMILY OAR.

Atlantic City, N. J. = Lilli-
n~sRusellova obdrzela vcera
dar,, Ktery sam o sobe by il byl
bezmala sklatil do hrobu. Sta
la We vestibulu hotelu, v nemz
.jsi ubytovana, a rozmlouvala S
n6kolika prateli. V tom pribli
I'll Sc k nj jeden pTitel jeji,
ktery byl doprovazen starym,
belovlasym panem. Tento po-
sledni Sc il predstavil jake B.
H. Schuyler, pohrobnik z Fila
delfie a p%rohlasil, re je uz pc
mnoho roku nadSenym cite
lem jejiho umeni. Byl by pro-
to rad, ably j dokazal, a proto
81 vzpomnel ma nj malym da-
rem, jehoz cenu o~dhaduje ma
$4,000. Oar ten je pry nejcen
nejsim predmetem, jaky ma v
SVEN zavode. Kdyz pax Sc Lii
liam ptala, co re to je, Schuy-
Ter il odpovedel, re zlatem Wy
kladana rakev, kterou mGze
dostat cd neho, kdykoliv 81 bu
de pratt.
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Ornament urnrti.

Vsem pfatelIm a znamym oznanujem nejvys truchlivou zpra-
u, re Sc Nejvyssimu zalblo povolati k Sobe naseho milovaneho mar
zela a otce,
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CTYRI kANDIDATI PRED
SEDNICTVf.


Sized delegate h~avirskych
uni zvoli v nekolika dnech no
veho pfedsedu svazu a dosud
pfihlasili Sc ctyri kandidati. @
znavuzvoleni uchazi Sc nynei-
81 predseda John Hayes, jeho
namestek Lewis rovnez kandi-
duje a dalSimi cekanci jsou
Frank harrington, predseda il
linoiskeho svazu a John Moore
pfedseda Federace Prace v O.
hio a .vynikajicf pTedak uhlo-
kopu re statu naSaho. b
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kONSkE MASO JAKO LID.
SKA POTRAVA.
kongres opravnil zemsdelsky
department provadet prohlid-
ku.
(F.L.G.1.s.)

ADy Sc OteVrela costa ObchO-
du s meme cennymi konmi, kite
re Sc nevyplaci Vydrzovat a "a
by Sc zvysila zasoba masa v
nekeerych vetsich mestech We
Spoj. Statech a "a morem, kde
konske maso Sc pouziva "a lid
skou potravu, zemedelsky de-
partment byl poveren kongre-
sem, ably dohlfzel ma konske
maso a vyrobky z neho. Doda-
tex X upraveni dohlidky de-
partmentem byl pTijat "a. Ger
vence a povoleno 100000 ma
prevalent teto prace "a fiskal-
nj rok koncici cervnem 1920.
Jalikoz Sc ocekava re meme
cenne kone budou pc cele re-
mi porazeni ma potravu pro lid
otevfe Sc Tim trh hlavne pro
male kone (mnohe z Mich di-
voke) ma Zapadnich pastyi-
mach. Tato zvirata ujidaji mno
no obmezene zasoby krmiva,
ktere Sc potrebuje pro DOLBY
tex, ktery Sc lepe vyplaci cho-
WI. Odstraneni nezadoucich ko
nj nejen zachrani krmivo pro
vice cenny hovezi dobyte ka o.
wee, ale doda i kGzi a zvySi "a
sobu masa.
Kazdy zavod, kde budou ko
ne porazeni "a ucelem pc trav
mich vyrobku pro dopravu neb
prodej mezistatnim neb CT
zim obchode, must byti vladne
productivity pod novou upra-
YOU. Vsechno maso urcene pro
vyvoz must byti prohlizeno.
Porazni koni a pfiprava kan
skeho masa must Sc diti v "a
vodech oddelenych cd onech,
kde jina zvirata Sc ~porazeji a
maso pro trhy pfipravuje. Use
chino konske maso, neb vyrob-
ky z neho must byti napadne
oznaceno CO "horse meat" ne
DO "horse meat product" a mu
si nesti napis ESP. Staty. Pro-
hlednuto a propusteno zeme-
delskym Departmental S. Sta
IT," Pravidlo O porazenf koni
udava pocet konskych nemoci,
ktere kdyz z~jisteny pc zabiti
zvirete, Dude pficinou zamit-
mutt masa co lidske potravy.
Jednou z hlavnich pricin NO
veho upravenf jest, re mnohe
CHI vlady by neobjednaly kon
ske maso re Spoj. StatG, kdyby
nebylo vladne prohlizeno.
Zkratka, ucinit zuzitkovani
konskeho masa moznym, ie ia
to Zalezitost postavena pod
vladni f%izeni, pri cemz zjiste-
no, re jest to cisty a uhledny
vyrobek
Tato pravidla, jak Sc vysvet
luje, tykaji Sc pouze prohlid-
ky. Pocet koni upotrebenych
"a potravu, Dude zalezet ma
tom, jak dalece budou davani
do trhu pro tento ucel a ovsem
take ma poptavce- pc vyrobku
z Mich.
MSS WSs] IWSSl
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NAVRAT re SRBSKA.

Byvala Cleveland'anka PAM
p. Jefticova vratila Sc vCera re
Srbska, kde ~pdsobila u Cerve-
neho KTize cd pocatku valky
a to We meste Kragujevac. III
ira Dude recnit o svych zkuse
nostech V Grdinove SIM ma st.
Clair Ave.
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S~POLECNOST.

New York. - V t6chto
dnech doSlo zde k zorganisova
nj velice za.jfmave spoleGnosti,
ktera chopi-li Sc prace, kterou
81 vytkla "a svGj ukol, Dude S
to vykonaIi mnoho a mnoho do
bra. Spolecnost zrganisovana
Dude vystupovati prot vsem
muzum, zvlaSte pax zenatym,
kteri jsou lenochy a stiti Sc
prace. Bude je k teto dohanet,
tax ably RUNE statnl ustavy ne
byly pTeplnovany lidem, KITE
remu must byti poskytovana
Zakladateli spolecno-
sti stall Sc nekteri bohaci re
statu, kteri jsou hotovi ma do
sazeni ucelu tech venovati slu-
she velike penize. ZvlaSte mno
no slibuji 81 V pripadech, We
kterych jedna Sc o lenochy ze-
nate, kteri Sc prace stiti jen
proto, by Sc o cetne rodiny je-
jich starati musili dpln6 CHI IL
de-. y xstg
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PRONAJME Sc pekny byt,
domek sam O sobe tri svetnice
elektrika, plyn, voda. Najem
$1,000. Adresa sc sdeli adm.
"Sv6ta' 9-1S
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HLEDA Sc zena ma uklize-
nj V Mt. Pleasant Skole. Hla-
ste Sc u Mary Velisek, 1858 E.
1873 st. 9-15
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PRIJMOU Sc zkuSani unio-
vi tesari Dobry plat a stale
zamestnani.. Haste Sc V elsie
1890 E. 116 ul., aneb v elsie
4263 E. 131 ul. z Miles Ave.
9-15
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rY7 Pripravte Sc ma Vaclavske
Posviceni v Besidkach Ceske
Narodni Sine ma Broadway, v
sobotu, II. zari 1919.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1919-12-18
PROPOSED RESOLUTION
Pavement on Fifth Street. }

Pavement on Fifth Street.)
BE IT RESOLVED, By the City Councii
of the City Of Brookings, South Dakota,
That it is hereby deemed and declared
necessary to grade, curb and pave Fifth
Street from the center line OF Third avenue
to the center line of Fifth Avenue tomitting
the Main Street intersection already paved),
for which improvement a special assess
ment is to be levied, payable in five annual
installments. with the privilege Of paying
all or any installment at any time before
maturity, deferred installments to bear seven
per cent interest
That the nature of the proposed improve
ment is Excavating filling as required
for proper grade; the construction of curbs
along the sides and Of radius curbs at
Intersections: the laying of pavement ap-
proximately fifty feet WIDE OF concrete
asphaltc concrete. sheet asphalt or bitu-
lithic, from which a choice may be made,
all to be done in accordance with plans and
separate specifications covering each ma.
teriaI on file with the City Auditor and
Engineer. which are subject to inspection.
That the estimated cost per front FOOT
ranges from approximately S14.00 for con-
crete to $500 for other materials named
That the following Is description OF the
Lots or tracts proposed to be assessed Tor
such Improvement, all situated In the City
of Brookings, South Dakota:
Lots IA to IS, inc. Block of the
Original Plat; Lots IA to Is, inc BLOCK
z of the Original Plat. Lots to IA,
inc. Block IS of the Second Addition.
Lots IA TO Is, inc. in Block IA OF the
Second Addition.
That the City Council have nxed the eth
day of January. 1920. at Eight o'clock. p.
M, at the Council Room in the City Hall
| in said City as the time and place IL VIII
| meet to consider the adoption OF such Reso-
| luton. when and where persons interested
may file protests make objections or sug-
| gestions and be heard with reference
w H. Leighty.
| a. n Stoddart, City Auditor.