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Vessels in Port at Seattle

ssltth Cove Tsrtuf-ai-~rt~r A-Hsr ptns
Tr-s STATE. ar wss, yapss. or IVES,
Nilu. Pier D--sr 1A9s Mssa ssr
Greet SorsAsra T-~rnin.i-ssr Tey.fn.
afsryL
Dsii ssTs-, r.rrnin.t-u. n @ a. u.is.
z. a @ q. slEuaausa. shis nsaIasAla
Packard. bsfk Cur q gosa
PER it--Hsr TsishY seps
Pc. ,-esF T'est Anssss.. scsr Faaaz
nufard
risr t-a,f West Hsv-a
Pier f-atr Victoria
PIER i~-aehr John a str Ct.a wtisan
fisF s-E,s Admiral a~arss.
Pier pa-Atr nash Alexander
Seattle ahipeatifius Dyrde~s Co.
Moiorship Rusy. L. 3. c. @. q, SURVEY
or. niossrship Aasii
rnion Pacific Dock --Htr r7eT.ne. rues-
snharh.
Paslns Coast Coal Duns.rs-B.rr. IT
w.tf
Z. q shipssur BEARD Mssrfnr--a,r crss.
Keys. str p-HHhs. str psiro.s. ctr
frsniua. ser Anna = Messs. ctr sii-
vsraao. str waillnGfnrs. ssr Wee, Ca
tasia. str west usrttand. str f4uhrfca.
ctr West lem. str Western knixht. ar
Eiariass. 81 Hsni-y. sir West Jester
Coan@e'irut htrest rsrminat-Hgr RinR4.
pers Naru. ctr Tshims Msra.
ALASKA afsamship Msartngs-ssf vsifsa
fAne.r Street Terraiasi--schr Maui. str
ws-ona
commercial Boiler Nnrhs~-U. n G. n
Dsii~oad. tur Hhriikos
Niirauhss Ocean Terminai-gtr Ocean
Prince.
Spokane STREET rsrsnfnsi--s,r AAn ruaa
ship Abnsr cobura. bark orisntaL
Todd Dfydockz--str Northwestern. bk,n
Janet Dollar
PuEss Sound bridge sna Dredging ca
Str Patterson.
mes Yarf-afr poos--.r
wss, SEATTLE Ei-vstar--str ssr~stA
fisgfsFnan noCk--Htr ketrhtkan
Stream Buoy dark W n Filn.
Winsiow Marine HAlWaymafr Rain.
bridge. str Morning star. str Paslfina.
str nroohdals. bark Belfast. barge Co.
OUTLAW city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-14
Judge Lets Prisoners
Out by Mistake, Claim

Aroused by what they say amounts
~ virtual dismissal OF the case. tho
rrosecu,ing attorneys office was IN.
Elegantly discussing. Friday. tho ae-
ton Of Superior 1udrc Boyd J. Tail.
man In granting a continuance and
diminishing the jury IN the case OF
-four men charged with oonducting a
gambling game
There Is nothing Ike II IN the
annals OF tho court" Deputy Prose.
cutting Attorney T N. Patterson. who
was trytng the case. declared The
court admitted our contention and
then granted continuance and. In
addition. dismissed the jury. Now
the defendants can escape further
prosecution on the plea OF former
jeopardy
Prank Han. John Mckay. ]. Nor
riscn and John Moore went on trial
THURSDAY. They were charged with
conducting a gambling game In the
Collins building. Second ave. and
James st.. on January ~. 1899,
Adam Beeier and Hugh Todd. de-
Tense counsel. sought 70 bar evidence
OF the defendants gambling IN the
same place on previous dates. After
lengthy arguments. Judge Taiiman
ruled. Friday morning. that the evl.
donce was admissible.
Attorney Recier then moved for
continuance on tho grounds Of sur.
prise. saying he was not prepared 20
answer 20 charges from dates other
than the one mentioned IN tho infor.
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Arrivals and Departures

April is-atr Spokane rom Southeast
ern ALASKA. A. sise a. M ST. f1ofeHes
iucAsptssh from hotiie via Balboa. llsn
fedFs, san franchise and f'eftisHa. a. .
a uti str Poet Angeles from nan Pedro
VIA san Franeisce snd Fort Anssiss. At
a. IA.
April is-atr raithyhius from Manila
VIA tfunEknng. Shanghai. Kobe aaa Yoke
hama at loitt y. Ia. ar rannsYiyauian
from Boston via New fnrk. FhilHdrlphtA.
heibea. san fedfa. and Han traneiaca. -
tite y. m. stf Admiral Aehivy ffam san
Pedro Via san irancisea, At sts3 y. "a. .
str tAtouehs from Tacoma. a. las D 81. &
sif Wsat liaxsn from New York via ual.
boa. San redfe. san FRANCHISE. Portland
ana Raymond. a. 80 y a. stF kds
nairai Nicholson ffom fVrt niakelsy. 81
tae p ~
sailed
Aprn is~str Pine Tree nssts for
fuxst sound SasAt station. at - a ~. I.
moterehip ioeh fSatrtus Tor HAMBURG
VIA Tacoma. Victoria. NancouNse. a. 4 /.
aaa FRANCHISE, AAn feiro uaihaA. Liver
pool. Landnn ana AutNsFp. at - a q.
atF Pennsylvania Tor Tacoma. AZ 20 a
IA sir Admiral NehisY faf Anaeaftss Ma
Everett. nsilinrhafa aad N4aeouvsr. D.
C.. Al sto q m
April is-Ntf psp<rs fer Valparaiso via
rseona. Chsmanus, Portland. san fran-
cissoeiseos Aan Pedro. Ariea. risro sna
AntereEassA. at lac D "a. ssr Admiral
Nicholson foe Hsdavn tnist via kstehl.
ksA. a. s.1o ,. ~.
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nation. Tho court granted anilndofi.
mite continuance over the objections
OF Prosecutor Patterson.
what about the jury" Patterson
asked.
Tho Jurors are discharged and
viii report TO department No. H."
Judge Tallman said.
Patterson then asked the court for
an exception. stating that he believed
the state had a right 10 appeal.
Judge Tallman Immediately called
upon Attorneys pcelor and Todd and
asked n they would waive tho plea
OF former Jeopardy.
Both readily agreed.
Il don't believe counsel can waive
the constitutional rights % their ell.
ents." Patterson declared, eficrward
The matter OF an appeal Ia being
considered by tho prosecuting at,or'
ney'a office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-14
1000 Negroes Are
Homeless in Fire

NORFOLK. Va April f4.--work
Of housing and feeding 1000 negroes.
rendered homeless By 1000. 900
fire which swept path thru Bork.
ley. suburb Of Norfolk. late ycator.
day, was started today by city au.
thorlties and relief agencies.
More than $50 dwellings. lumber
plant. a spinning mill and seven
business houses, two churches. four
ships. two steamers and a schooner
we're burned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-14
HIGH ON
STRAWBERRIES
Dealers Think Figure Must
Be Lowered

A new shipment Of Louisiana
Strawberries waA on the market Fri.
day at $3.50 crate The quality
waH fair and with the weather turn
ina warmer iobbefs wer. ~ the
opinion that this shipment viii clean
we'll Some dealers say. however.
that prices must soon go lower "
the berries are 20 be moved quickly.
Apples and citrus fruit were steady
and a fair demand was reported.
Green stuff was abundant on tho
Wholesale market and several com.
mediiies were lower BY from one
half 70 one cent. with lettuce com.
Ing from both tho northern and
southern sections Of California. tho
market continued 10 weaken.
Eggs were not plentiful NJ most OF
tho Wholesale houses Friday, Tho
supply IL nominal and the demand
strong. Best grades Of butter con.
tinued short and tho market was
only steady.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-14
Lieut.. Morse Freed,
Wife Admits Guilt

Fan DIEGO. Aprii IL. - Lieut..
Wellington Morue. commander % the
Y. y. g. Greene. was today freed %
charge. Of having morphine IN his
poas~amion.
The case was dropped az the -
quest Of Harrison q. Sloane. at,or.
ney for the state pharmacy board
lie stated that tho evidence was not
sufficient Go hold Morse. that the
morphine the officers claim 20 have
found was under tho eArpc, In the
roam % Lieut.. Morsc's wife. known
as ~Bnddie Ncedham.-
Mrs. Morse pleaded guilty 70 hav.
Ing morphine In her possession and
sentence viii b. pronounced iornor.
row.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-14
HAzEN Titus
co. REFINANCED
Million Dollar Concern TO
Move South

nefinancing ~ tho Hiazsn J. Titus
Fruit Cake co. Into $1,000 900 con.
Germ was announced Friday BY Titus
Seattle office Titus himself n IN
Now York. whore he has been for
the last month interesting new cap.
ltsl in his project. Upon bis return,
In two or three weeks. # wns said.
plans for world wide advertising
campaign viii Immediately be formu-
lated.
The rcfinancing 81 The company
means that the headquarters viii be
moved from Seattle 20 q location
near Los Angeles. 20 be known an
Fruit Cake. Cal. but the company
will continue 10 maintain an office
here.
Titus new associate include Hugh
Chalmers. president u the Chalmers
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Waterhouse Co. Is
Sued for $56, 900

Seeking 70 collect $4,000 alleged
due On pr0mlseorg notes. The Inter.
national gtsvedOring GO. ana The ~
attic and Globe Investment CO. flied
n complaint IN superior court Friday.
naming a. defendant Prank Water.
house a CO. Il. y. smailey and wa.
liam T f.aubs.
The complaint alleges that Frank
waferhouss 4 co. pledged The snfirs
capital stock Of the Seattle Taxicab
60. 10 security Tor loans negotiated
January 3. 1921. and again pledged
the Same stock NJ security Tor fur.
ther loans made by the plaintiffs
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TWO MILLIONS
LOST IN BLAST
One Workman Killed. Three
Others Badly Hurt

WHITING. Ind. April it.--Aifrsi
Plant. a workman. was burned 10
death and three others severely in.
iarcd IN an EXPLOSION and fire which
caused 5000 600 damage 20 the plant
% the standard OH Co hrr. today.
Tho explosion occurred IN battery
No Z. % tho tube stills. and wrecked
two % The pressure stills ia the cen.
ter Of tho plant Tho stills contained
thousands % gallons 81 oil and gus
going thru refining processes.
The explosion IA believed 20 hav.
ben caused By a leak In the bottom
cf a stiii ignifinE.
Flames shot into IN. air more than
100 feet. and the surrounding ooun.
~ was rocked by IN. blast
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hostoa--Agrti i.-si4lied. ctr Alaskan
faf Seattle
New fort@=Aprti t.~Arriv~d. ssr
fo~sn from Seattle. Aprii tt-aaiisd.
inotoFahip kennscatt for seattle.
rohohafna- b-Ssiiet. str Ala
BAN M.ru for s-stti.
Han feiFe--Apfu H. sailed. ssr IVES,
tsisf2 for Seattle April iI-sailsa. str
Chattanooga CITY fef nssste
Han ftaneiseo--Apru fs-Artv.f. str
Admiral pevsY from seattle al q a..
April if@Arrtyef. sfr htsaisY poilas
from Seattle. at , IN sailed. ssf Mems
CITY for seattle. at ?. m. sff lei Nay.
sssr fqf a~Aitiss at .. az sis Admiral
farfarut for Seattle. a. p n
raeesnA@sArFti ts--AffiFsf. sfr psrsrs
fT~n Seattle. ~ =. ~ sff rvnnsFisa'
ELAN from seattle a. $50 ~ motor.
snig f.eeh AAtfsns from Hsaifls. at q a a..
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John Dodge Held
for Booze Trial

KALAMAZOO. Mich. Aprii ia
John puvai Dodge Detroit million
aire. must stand trial IN the circuit
court here Monday morning In
answer 10 a charge % carrying and
possessing liquor. despite small
legal technicaiity which has come w
IN tho proceedings. Il was stated at
the court here today.
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Pr..iaent 80 tem. of &c clty


PROPOSED AMENDMENT NO. 8
RESOLUTION and PROPOSITION to
amend Article VIII Of the City
Charter OF the city OF Seattle. BY
amending section thereof. ard by
repeating Section and Section :
ta) thereof. and providing for the
submission OF such proposed
amendment 20 the qualified eicc-
tors Of the city Of Seattle for their
ratification or rejection at the
general municipal election to be
held In the city OF Seattle on the
End day OF May, 1929.
BE 1T RESOLVED BY THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF Sc
ATTLE;
That Article VIII Of the City Char
ter OF the city OF Seattle be amended
In the following respects;
"a That Section l OF said Article
VIII be amended TO read as follows:
Section l. a Board OF Public
shall consist Of: Tho city Engineer
tho Superintendent OF Streets and
Sewers. the superintendent OF Water
Works. the Superintendent OF Light
ing. the Superintendent OF Buildings.
and such other supcrintendents. or
heads OF departments. as may be In
this Charter denominated members
thereof. each OF whom shall he ap-
pointed by the Mayor, by and with
the advice and consent 10 the city
Council. for the term. except as In
this article otherwise provided, OF
three az years.
t2l That Section and Section 7
ta) OF said Article VIII be, and the
same are hereby, repealed.
AND HE 1T FURTHER RE
SOLVED that such proposed amend
mont be submitted to tho qualified
electors OF the city Of Seattle for
their ratification or rejection at the
general municipal election to be held
In the city OF Seattle on the end day
of May, ia22.
Passed the City Council the lat
day OF March. 1922, and signed by
me In open session in authorization
Of its passage this LIST day OF March,
1892.
PHILIP TINDALI.
President pro tenn OF tho Ctr
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TRINITY PARISH

Easter services Mt Trinity parish
church VIII consist OF three celebra.
tons OF the holy euchhdist at 7. 8
and II n. m. and evening prayer Mt
100. Rt. Rev. Frederic w. Koator.
bishop OF Olympia. will confirm n
class at the evening service. At the
II O'clock service which viii be
fully choral. Rev. w. n. Bliss viii
preach on '"The Triumph OF Christ. q"
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Reported by Wireless

HsreiFed b. q Navel Made
CTims l. y "a q data sgsFlfi.a Naf.ss
0thsfpise oct ~
ArrO if-~AE WtiihfHstfa Esxttis fee
E4a FfaHaisco. tss naiiss rom assttis ssr
AsYstuoe Hthts. afsehaFHtna at rBka-
hamal sfs co4HsI usatti. far Mayors
s.ifg miis. frun Seattle. ctr Hdr,afs
Yokohama fer Nshe@uvnr a C.. 1.tEf
fafles from NkacooTsrl sfF AtAnssia 1t
iyak. -a Bkss~sr. kstehlksh faF IA
asaa. ffe mlira froea taueaa. str Nor
~ees. Kstehikaa faF ueonsa. ist miles
ffom kstehlkaA
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Three Bandits Get
$4,000 in Jewels

CLEVELAND. April i4.-Three
bandits held up the Max Kurian jow.
elry store here and escaped with loot
valued at $50. 900.
Two Of tho robbers covered clerks
with revolvers. while the third looted
the safe. which was unlocked.
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35 Killed by Autos
in Seattle in 1921

Thirtyfive Seattle eitirsns wcrs
Killed IN au'omoblis accidents last
war. according 20 tho annual report
OF tbs police traffic buroau.
A total Of i.e7s were injured.
Tho number OF accidents reported
20 the police was s.ai1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-14
WEAK GLANDS
Are Cause Of Much Of tho Inefficiency
Met With Nowadays. According
TO Well.knOwn Authority
DIR. Elliott, Of london y,

Exhaustion OF the glands IL In
ternal secretion. particularly those
glands that provide dynamic force
to tho body, is now recognized as
tho cause Of weakness. and IL iH
chiefly from these glandulnr sub
stancea that effective medication 10
derived.
If your glands are weak, consult
a specialist on this subject. One IL
located at The Port Of Health. 1927
Third ave, across Third ave. from
tho postofficc. No charge for con
sultetlon. EA-COV. Physician.--Ad-
Vsrtlsement.
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KNEADING 1T

A. two lovers were sitting on the
couch In the parior. tho Girl strokcd
her lovers bearded chin. with her
hand.
Pccved. he said. IT know that I
need a shave. you don't have 60 rub
II In. "--Wayside Tales
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NOTtcr TO IN .rCTops

Under and pursuant TO Section 1
OF Article ~ of the City Charter.
fled electors OF The City or Seattle.
at the municipal election to be held
In said city on the End day OF MAY.
1899. for their approval or rejection.
Initiative Measure No. sS90s. which
lows:
INITIATIVE PETITION NO. ssaos.
An Ordinance relating IL and
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Motor Car Co. James Woods. man.
aging director Of tho Hotel Belmont.
New York. ana Charles r. oehring.
president Of the New York Hotel re.
view. This trio viii be on the board
Of directors. with Titus az president
and Fenersi manager.
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urT,,ASy BAPTIST

''Ifow Can Ballard Eseap~ the
Judgments Of 0od7" In The subject
upon which Rev. Antrim n Nickel
viii preach az tao Easter evening az
Bethany baptist church. In tho
morning nt 1880 he viii discuss "LiY.
ing tho Resurrection Life"
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CHRIST CHrEcH SERVICE

FaTfer service. win be held At
Christ church episcopal. brooklyn
and y. s7th st. at Z. 4 and 1910 a.
m. Chiidren's Faster festival win be
held at p. m. No evening service.
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"A LIVING EMANCIPATION

wifi b Rev. J. Ralph MaEce's sermon
topic Easter morning. ~ tho First
NJ. r. church. In the evening he will
preach on The Significance OF tho
Seven Last WordA'"
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sAvED.

wifcy--Physicians claim that tea
can be made as intoxicating as
liquor.
Hubby latter consuming tho last
qusrr-spree-tea good. IN sayl--
Wayside Tales.
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CHARGED WITH violation Of ms
prohibition act. Hoiio T.
Itoycs was reiesHed on $500 bail IN
Federal Judge jeremiah Neierrs
court Friday.
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Dsts ~ fret publication 10 TIE
Seattle Star. Seattle. March 70. 1879.
RESOLUTION no. 1859
PROPOSED AMENDMENT no.
A REEOtuTfOS and PROPOSITION
e. amend section 7 % trucl. VIZ
Of the city Charter Of the City Of
Seattle. and providing for the sub
mission % such prpposet amend.
msnt - the qualified electors Of
said city for their ratification or
rejection az. the general municipal
election 90 BE held therein on The
End day Of May. 1922,
BE 1T RESOLVED ny THE CITY
COUNCIL or THE CITY on
rha; section 81 Article YIN OF
the city Charter be amended BY
Be known as Section 7 tbl." which
shsii be in words aud figures az
follows. to-wifs
Section J fhl. In IN. Department,
% Public work. there shall be q
head % which shall be the superin-
teudsnt Of Transportation. who shall
not be included IN the classified civil
service. but shall h. appointed by
IN. Mayor. by ard with the advice
a term. except as herein otherwise
provided. Of three years. and who
may b. removed by IN. Mayor BY
r fi.nr notice e renewal with the
81 the Board Of Public worss. The
GALAXY 81 tho Superintendent OF
Trensrortaticn shall be fined by
ordnance. The Enperinie ndent Of
Council such powers as are con-
fefcd upon ~ by law or charter.
shall have the exclusive manage
nsni. supervision and control Of
and shall operate and maintain the
municipal street railway system and
al plant faciiities. shops. buildings
and structures appurtepAnt thereto.
and any and all other means OF
transportation for hire owned or op-
Grated by the city. and. subject 20
civil service rules. shall appoint. re-
move. supervise and control all Of
ftcefs and employees In bis Depart
fn~nt or employed upon or IN conncc-
sipn with. said municipal street rail.
say system. or such other means q
transportation for hire. lie shall
have snch other additional powers
and perform such other duties az
may +. prescribed by ordinance In
case the Superintendent OF Trauspor-
'htiou shah be appointed from the
classified civil service and shall not
be removed for cause. be shall upon
retirement from the office Of super
lutend~nt Of Transportation. resume
his former position IN tbs clasr9ftFn
civil service; and IN. last appolntes
TO the position from which kald
superintendent Of Transportation
WAS appointed and the last sppoin-
tees in positions subordinate there
20. shall resume their former posi-
tions. rsspe ctiveiy. In tho classified
civil service"
AND he IT FURTHER RE-
SOLVED. that such proposed amend
men, bo submitted 90 the qualified
electors OF the city Of Seattle for
their ratification or rejection ut the
general municipal election TO be
held in said City on the End day OF
May. 1872.
PASSED the city Council IN. LIST
day OF March. 1922. and signed by
mo IN open session In authorization
Of its passage this iHt day OF March.
PHILIP TrNDAr.r-
rr~risen, pro tenn OF the City
Council
Flied the Let day Of March. i931
w. w. CARROLL.
City Comptroller and
~x-offtrtn city clerk
~ - ezsfs 81
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An Ordinance relating to the rnu-
nicipRi railway system Of The City
81 Seattle. and declaring the fiscal
policy OF tho city in relation there
whereas. II is 20 the public inter
est that the city Of Seattle declare
and eHtahlish fiscal policy IN rela-
ton TO the Municipal Street Railway
system, whereby the cost and eN-
perre thereof shall he borne. as
nearly AZ may be. by all who bene-
n, thereby;
NOW. THEREFORE,.
RE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY
or SEATTLE. AS FOLLOWS;
Section /. That from and after
the first day Of January following
the taking effect OF this ordinance.
all cost and expense OF the natntc-
nance and operation OF the Munici-
pal street Halfway system OF Tho
City OF Seattle shall be paid wholly
out OF revenues OF the City Of Seat
tie derived from taxation.
Section 2 That from and after
the taxing effect OF this ordinance.
the city Council OF The city OF Seat
tie shall annually. in tho manner
prescribed by law. provide for the
levy OF n tax upon all taxable prop
erty OF the city OF Seattle sufficient
20 defray the cost and expense OF
the maintenance and operation OF
said street Railway system for the
ensuing year,
Section 3 That the cost and eN-
pense OF maintenance and operation
as used In this ordinance. shall be
computed pursuant TO. and IN ac-
cordance with. the requirements Of
the laws Of the State OF Washing
ton or Of any commission or bureau
thereunto authorized by such law,
Section 4 That there be and Is
hereby created fund TO be known
and designated as the Extension
and Depreciation Reserve Fund" into
which the City Council shall set aside
monthly, from the gross receipts OF
the municipal railway system, an
amount not exceeding one and one
half Gh) cents for each pay pas
senger. exclusive Of policemen and
firencn. The amount thus set aside
shall be expended solely for extern
sions and renewal OF track and
equipment
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Weather Bureau Report

fAfuHaif ISLAND, April is A ~
--iisromstsF risinE rapidly. cioudFi Wtaa
east. eiGht miles au hour Passed Qua. a
steam seheuusr, plain black stack. at 6
a. IA
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ALFRED HAMPTON. special re-

r~aentativs OF tho bureau OF immi.
grafton. with headquarters at snn
Francisco. IL at the local station on
official business Friday.
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NOTICE TO ELECTORS

and Section of Article City Charter
submitted tho qualified electors Of The City o. Seattle
election be- held city the znd day oil
their REJECTION the following proposed charter
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rp0isosr.D AMENDMENT NO. ..
A RESOLUTION AND PROPOSITION
10 amend Section 10 % Atiiele ~
81 tho city charter Of the city 81
ssatii.. and providing fer tho sub
mrrt q ths auaiifisd electors o.
said city for their ratification Q,
rejection a. tho general municipal
siersion 20 b. held therein on the
End day ~ May. 1923.
mr. IT RTsodyEp r, " TIE aiTy CITY ~
That section 20 Of Article ~ Of
the city Charter Of the city OF seat
Ito b. amended to read as follows.
Section 40. Every person vlolat-
ina any general public orainsnee
nibisinx or requiring any act or
omission. and every person counsel
ing. aiding or shetting such VIOLA
ton. whsther present or absent
s ssn, ana upon conviction
thereof. shsti. unless otherwise pro-
Vfaed In such ordinance. be pun
ished ~ q, ftns not eacssd'ng one
Hundred 'iSo %. n,,Y Is,, or 70, I'm,
period not exceeding thirty tso)
days. or BY both such fine aud Inn
prisonment. and any such ordinance
hereafter enacted nerd not contain
any provision In reference q penal
Ties. bat tho provisions OF THIS sec
ton shall hr applicable thereto as
fully - II the same had been con-
tatnrd in such ordinance
AND BE 1T FURTHER NF-
SOLVED. that such proposed amend
ment he submitted 60 tho qualified
electors 81 tho city Of Seattle for
their ratification or rejection at the
general municipal election 10 be held
" raid City ON the End day OF May.