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Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-11-29
DIED

WiLLIAMS-In sad but loving remen
hrance of my dear sister Louise. VIII
died three years ago today. Noyemte
S'A Ev
Three .years.of silent SORROW.
Thee years Of grief and pain;
sPraylnR every day 10 God. dear Louise.
= tntl we meet again.
on were our light and SUNSHINE.
n. You were our joy and nride:
And every pleasure did leave MS.
Louise. the day you died
sSosfe may mink Gx nave foyeottop you
Mother.
Though on earth you are no more:
lint In memory you are with me
As You always were before
Mourn her not. she's safely anchored
Angels led her all the way;
Rich In memory Jesus called ner
70 the land of endless day.
By her loving sister and daughter.
LILLIAN DORSEY.
CATHERINE WILLIAMS.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-11-29
For Gun Shells See
FINKELSTE
PAROLE Telephone POW
AN ORDINANCE
Telephone l26-W

To Regulate Venice 1rainc ON tue streets.
lanes and Alleys of the City
of Annapolis.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-11-29
A RAW. SORE THROAT
Eases Quickly When You
Apply a Little Musterole

And Musterole won't blister like the
old-fashioned mustard plaster. Just
spread it on with your fingers. II
penetrates to the sore spot with a gentle
tingle. loosens the congestion and draws
out the soreness and pain.
Musterole is clean. white ointment
made with oil OF mustard. II is fine for
quick relief from sore throat, bronchitis.
tonsiits, Group. stiff neck. asthma.
neuralgia. headache, congestion, pleu-
risy. rheumatism. lunlbago. pains and
aches of the back or joints. sprains. sore
muscles. bruises, chilblains, frosted feet.
colds on the chest. Keep it handy
for instant use. 35c and Csc. jars and
tubes; hospital size. $500.
R.Sk.v SIoa N 49,, SfaxfI ,Io<fey
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-11-29
PROPOSALS

Bids will be received by the CITY Clerk
until l. o'clock noon. Saturday Noyem-
her -. for 100 linear feet Of concrete curh
snd gutter. more or less, on Southgafe
Avenue. For further information. appIy 70
W. II. yANSANT
n24 CITY Commissioner
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-11-29

For tickets and Information apply AZ our
lily ticket Offices: West Street Station
carvel Hall. Short Line Station, Baden
street.
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TIE EVENING CAPITAL

Is on sale ct the following places:
b~orge w. Jonee, ...--..l9i Main street
Wtufam SchuItz4 "a West Street.
George !. DavIs...-.7i Maryland Ays
lhaa a. Feldmeyer 20 Maryland Ave
.fslUebird Confectionery" King George ~
William Baker. 49,. West cathedral SO
VI n. A A, Newsstand. Short Line Terminal
A. Miller West Street
~ Mandris, Third A severn Ave. Esstpori
Ibr. Charles 49, HeDkei 20 Maryland Ave.
Delivered in Annapolis. Enstport, Ger.
msnf0wn and West Annapolis by carrier
for 81 cents per month.
You can have the EVENING CAPITAL
mailed To you when away from the city
BY leaving your name and address 81 the
Ofice, for a. cents per month: 800 per
year. payable IN advance. 10 any postoinct
In the United States or Canada.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-11-29

LEAVE WASHINGTON
800. 645. 500. 300. 1000, 11.00 A. NJ. 1900
LOO. 200. 800. 1890 40, x430. 8 on
600. no. 900. 11O0 r. NJ i2.iO A y
x-Daily except Sunday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-04

fseudon April sasAfflfsd. sif fananiAn
from seattle Aufii i-ArtiFsa. ar Mew.
.son ftam Hsaftie.
HyaHss Apfii Arrived. aotorHhip
rhsoaafs iiaassssit from Nsklitsa.
naitsaa Apfu -e=neiisd. 80 ~iiipeio
faf seattle
Kots March ST. sailed. str tyo Mstu
for seattle
NsashasaA= March Al sailed. sfr Tai
tig hiss fuf Seattle March ae~Affifed.
stf nas State from seattle. at Faeifia
hafs ffam aeatfis tis Tacoma
san rsdfaaaA April I=sallsa. sfF Steel
tpYegss taf seattle
N4u ffansises april Arrived. sis
santa cfus from seattle. m stf -
man stewart ffpni H~~ftie. a ~. Apfii
ARRIVED. sgr Ntitsoiu from Meattis stF
uuih Aissapasr from seattle. D "a.
sailed. sff uakofaa fef seattle. . ~
sfr MaFana fof seattle. .. ~. stf Hfssi
Ranger Tor seattle. I D.
fust uautie April Arrived stf te-
s~rnits ffnni seattle. tItt M
ra4nt Msifa.-Apfti t-ss arrived. siF Ger
dssA ff~sa seattle s9fe = M.
Tsronsa@Apfii s-Arfised, stF GFiffee
tarinE hafNs tisafY willard ffafu Stewart.
~ g. .. ma4 stf Victoria FROM seattle.
- a 81.
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Chicago Board Of Trade
ffu<sdsfs uuof q lensl
Furnished By Isssa q tfryea
SIC S<coad Ave. seattle


NA1F-ttF t1E7atA8AsN
ntex~-useeipts. III zee 9Afkrt Zee high.
81 Top. NEE. tuik 81 aaiss tt9 o. .
tie -. heavy seiaht tietsut IS.
medium weight. fto 4kuiess iiEhl
weixha fteseuietp. irht iiuhsa
te sofetE4 heavy packing saws
ttfs3ttf. packing saus. rough. ~ IS
Wtt,fti pins. ssstUtote.
Cattle Keoxipta. asee. Market steady
Choice and prime. ttsfest04 nnsdiuss,
and good. o. 13uags. eafnmon o. sEt q
f3ts reed and ghNirs. tataWsatl
goHfnen ant rnrdiunf tsk4oNski
butcher cattle and tstfafs t1z1Uasf.
ro~s. ftsaeftt. bulls. stuassi eAn.
uefn ard sut'rga. ce~s ard hrifeFs.
t2g8etfe. tAnnsr stsefe. fsgBvasF.
veal calves. ttseOb. feeder steers.
ttte9 fsfts steftef steers. iestDfss.
siorkef rova 9nf urifef#. ftW4st
>h~~p--ltse~ipts. ~ zoe Nafsst stsorF.
ssa higher. fAmhs tttsts -. sauha
caii And eanansnss fteFsutgfsi Year.
He's svtheFr. ttt ftWItrsz r@ss. - rs
futtete. euii % sommen ssrs % =
Iogf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-04
Steals 100000;
Victim Forgives

BORDEAUX. April 4. French de.
tectiVes are working on "a strange
puEalc. They are trying TO find
out why "a wealthy American for
gave Mile. Adela nasso and se.
cured her release after she had
been accused OF stealing jewels
worth 100000 from him Mile
nasso II a beautiful South Amcri
can. According 90 tho police. there
Is more behind the ease than a
mere theft and thcy are tracing thr
Young woman's earccr In several
cities of America.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-04
GRAIN MARKET
IS IRREGULAR

CHICAGO. April t.--gratn prices
closed irregular on the fthlcnEu
hoard OF trade today. t.Ack 81 Hsil-
ina pressure WAS one 81 the features
% the market Large orders frum
Eastern commission houses were
placed. Provisions were irregular,
Cash wheat-~No. . red. tl3.i No.
spring ti.1ks.
MAY wheat opened at si11. off Z r.
and closed Off &c, July wheat was
OF Ne at the opening Of ti.1Aa and
closed up sc.
MAY corn opened at 5S.c. off &c.
and closed unchanged, July opened
OF Ac AZ tiac aud closed &c
higher.
MAY oats opened at seisc. or sc.
and closed unchanged july opened
unchanged az see and Was Off sc at
the cioko.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-04
Arrivals and Departures

April str faiuisf from san Ffsneis'
60 Via nsiiinahant. at tits q M sir fof.
ia linda towing tank barge Pals Of
clyde from san Pedro, at siz0 a. 10
April 5aAtf iHian from Manila via
iiouHhonus Shanghai. knhe ana fohp'
hama. - iilto a. M ctr Phyllis from
Han Francisco, "a gftt y. m. atf Victoria
from hauth~ rstsfn VIA heuthssatefn Alsa-
Ia. At go 8. nEi eif kaEa Aafu from
iSobs via Nehohama ana Victoria, At 8 ~
3. "a ~ Admiral taffaHut from Ia
coma. st Ice y, "a
sailed
Apfil str Admiral farranut fof han
Diego via haH Francisco uahiand and
tan Transissa. at a. a. m. a.. y l. a.
Nalftsufo for sea station. 81 a. "a str
Victoria for Tacoma. ~ tft1 a. ~ stf
cafdosa fof hoathsastsfn Alaska. - sie
q.
Apni str STANLEY Dollar foF Van
feufefi 40 y. M sif wabash f"f Hos
tou VIA Nanssufsf. san Ffantlsro. Han
Pedro. naitaa. Philadelphia. haltimefc
and As~ Vera. st 10 y "a.
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Vessels in Port at Seattle

assish cove Tsfnlinsiartsf k-Bir Hsi-
len. sif West laprs pier u-aff aii
YER STATE. stF kaHa Msfu
Great ~sfthsfn TsHuinafsan 81 Toyooka
MsFu
BEL sweet Tsfmlnsi Metofship Massf.
ian. al = e. q. Aisemauls. ssr Kaes
husslaha stf kusfleAn.
l risf ttaht fsion.
pisr t=Hif Mzfnlrf
! firf &c. MgfaFahip Anstl
risr tNsF Ff.viifs
risf SIR kiamsaa.
Fisr ta=NfhF snas ~ Miisou.
risr s.aAir Admiral B~trss.
risf n-H,r Admiral fsrrasut
Seattle fhsrtuiirinE a DrydoFk Ca
Mesafahtp KATY
Parinr coast go4i Hurhsrz-u n I. n
cedar. g.. a d. a u1ss.
q. a bhigptua Hoard McsfinEs-Hss cress
ksYs. su psiiUht ate D.ifusa. str
Irahiun, stF Anua Aarss. ssr sd.
NsrsAe. ssF vAiiinrfafd. or West ca
hsAia. 80 "a cot ftartisna. ctr i.ishftco.
s'r Wet leon. sff Western kniahi. str
FidfttEs. stf HaHleY. so Wet 1esf.f.
Connecticut street Dock air steel sci
fnfssf
COMMERCIAL neslsr wssks--u q G. n
peIiNead
kiAssa Hisaussip asorinEs 81 Valdez
stf ssaEwaf
H,ssr street Tsrusinsir. = A. T. nurp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-04
Bank Robbers
Use Red Pepper

EDINBURGH. April t-Threo
masked bandits who held up the
Granton branch OF the Royal bank
OF Scotland threw red pepper In the
eyes OF all the employees and
escaped with $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-04
|0ROP STEADIES
LOCAL BUTTER
supply, Demand for EGGS
Well Balanced

The four cent drop In butter
Monday created brisk demand
and lohhers believed the markc,
had practically reached tho bot.
tom The supply and demand for
exEs were well balanced aud as a
result the prices were steady Tues.
dAv.
The second shipment OF louisiana
~ttavhcrries Is due In Seattle
THURSDAY. The prices viii be So
cents lower crate at $3.50. Fur,
Their declines are expected a. Cali
fornia berries viii soon be rolling
Mexican tomatoes were abundant
and prices were easier al s. lug.
seed POTATOES were moving slowly
AZ and cents pound Cali.
fornia green stuff was firm In
prices
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-04

side
fianfafd street Terminal ste pspsfs. 80
Montana
lander street Terminal q. p a. D. Hur.
Nfruf
Epakau. street Terminal Aat1fship iib.
30 Maine. bark Geo. 'uftis
General Petroleum NhaFfaHu fDrta
LINDA. barge Faiis ~ clyde
Todd Drydurks Hir NarontAs bhtn Forest
Ffisna, arhf Wawena. HiF Iatbsr, stf
iohu A.
Puget h8uud undHs and Dredging Co
Hff Patterson.
Amss Ward ST. Hooasrsft
tfeffsfnau DorhanaHA " - Iiiut. sil
hrtuhihan.
stream nuey No e-rank barge Janet
boiisF.
winsi0u Marine Hallway atr raeifiro.
stf Morning Star. atr afiffdu. barge
Belfast. barge coauitiAm city,
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NOTICE TO ELECTORS

Under and pursuant TO Section l
OF Article Nv OF the city Charter.
fled electors of The City OF Seattle.
at tho municipal election TO he held
In said city on the end day OF May.
1899, for their approval or rejection,
Initiative Measure No sSsQS, which
lows.
INITIATIVE PETITION NO. sssOs.
An Ordinance relating TO and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-04
NOTICE TO rI.rc-Tops

Under and pursuant to Section l
Of Article " OF the City Charter.
there will he submitted TO the quali-
fled electors ~ The city Of Seattle,
at the municipal election 20 be held
in said City on tho End day Of May.
1922. for their approval or rejection.
Initiative Measure No. s22S5. which
said proposed measure reads as fol-
lows:
Initiative Measure No. Sass
Ordinance No. -.
An Ordinance relating TO the mt
nicipal railway system OF The city
Of Seattle. and declaring the fiscal
policy OF the city in relation there
to.
whereas. II "a Go the public inter
est that the CITY Of Seattle declare
and establish fiscal policy IN rcla-
tion 20 the Municipal street Railway
system whereby the cost and cx-
pense thereof shall be borne, as
nearly as may be. by all who bene-
fit thereby
NOW. THEREFORE,.
BE IT ORDAINED ny THE CITY
OF SEATTLE. AS FOLLOWS;
Section I. That from and after
the first day Of January following
the taking effect Of this ordinance.
all cost and expense Of the mainte-
pal street Railway system OF The
city of Seattle shall be paid wholly
out of revenues OF the City of Seat
tie derived from taxation.
Section .. That from and after
the taxing effect OF this ordinance.
the CITY Council Of The city OF Seat
tie shall annually, In the manner
prescribed by law. provide for the
levy of a tax upon pll taxable prop
erty OF the city Of Seattle sufficient
10 dcfray the cost and expense OF
the maintenance and operation OF
said Street Railway system for the
ensuing year.
Sc elton 3 That the cost and ex-
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
thercunto authorized by such law.
Section T. 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 Uhl cents for each pay pas
senger. exclusive OF policemen and
firemen. The amount thus set aside
shall be expended solely for extern
sions and renewal of track and
equipment.
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RESOLUTION NO. 1889

pRoPosED AMENDMENT NO. 4
RESOLUTION and PROPOSITION 10
amend Article VIII of the City
Charter Of the city OF Seattle, by
amending Section thereof. and by
repeating Section 6 and Section I
| tal thereof; and providing for the
/ submission of such proposed
| amendment 10 the qualified cleo
tors OF the city OF Seattle for their
| ratification or rejection at the
/ general municipal election TO be
/ held In tho city OF Seattle on the
/ End day OF May, 1922.
i BE 1T RESOLVED by THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY or Sc
ATTLE:
That Article VIII of the City Char
ter OF the city Of Seattle be amended
In the following respects:
% That Section l of said Article
VIII be amended to read as follows
w sfSii0n hereby Beard srsa,e d r rhIeS
shall consist Of; The city Engineer.
! the Superintendent OF Streets and
Sewers the Superintendent OF Water
Works, the Superintendent Of Light
| ing. the Superintendent OF Buildings.
and such other superintendcnts. or
heads OF departments. as may be In
| this Charter denominated members
thereof. each of whom shall be APP
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 t3) years.
ca That section 6 and Section z
fa) OF said Article VIII be. and the
same are hereby. repealed.
AND BE 1T FURTHER RE-
| SOLVED that such proposed amend
mcnt be submitted to the 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
4 OF May. 1929.
day OF March. 1929, and signed by
! mo in open session in authorization
Of it's passage this LIST day of March.
\ PHILIP TtNDALI.
President pro TEN. OF the City
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Volume Marks Start
of Men York Market.

rISANCtAL REVIEW
10
TAKEN hand Ia blocks during the initial adns
a sinclair
To
lowed tlbi An"ii9
= %
AeHon ts
Cruelblv
a. ~
up =; American Locomotive ittA a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-04
CAPTURED in por,i

CAPTURED In Portland whence
they had fed in an auto alleged
20 have been stolen from Seattle
doctor. Phillip Cornwall. 10. % Pine
Court. 1915 EiThth ave. and How.
ard Jandraw. rs. 2Is w. MeGraw
st. were held for sxtradifion 10
Seattle. Portland police announced
Tuesday.
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Alaska Vessels

seward April Sailed. nfF Nofth
~.sfsfn. usutbi.surd. - 20 " ~.
Iansas April haiiea. Htr i'fincsas
AAfg4 asgthtsuna. a. q. ga.
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NOTICE TO ilj''' ELECTORS

there viii be submitted 10 the qualified Seattle
municipal election be held Of
their rejection following proposed
ndueuts
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How to Feed Baby Told in u Course

pnrentteacher nrn0ciationa la sought
by the university IN encouraging The
use Of a.
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PROPOSED AMENDMENT NO. I,
A uEROi.tfTION aud PROPOSITION
70 amend Neetion II ~ Ariicle ~
~ the city Charter ~ the city or
seattle. and providing for the sun
mission - such pf"p"hsh stiis M ,
msnf 10 the qualified electors o.
the city % Hrattie for their fhh-
fiention or rejection 81 the Ken-
srai municipal election 20 - n.la
in the CITY ~ Nea.le on The 4nd
day 81 MAY. 1879
BE 1T REsoLyEp ~ TIL CITY ~.
SEATTLE;
That section ~ 81 Article X or
the city Charter ~ the CITY - seat
tie be amended 90 read ~ Follows
Section n The CITY Council shal
annually. within the h,ns ,.,s
Of thkes 60 BE- levied and levy the
tanes upon all taxable properly.
both real and personal, IN the Guy,
needed "a raise sufficient rrNehne
10 carry on the different depart
mrntH ~ The municipal govcfnnr ~
for the ensuing HTcai Year. No
~ venn. raised hy tas levy shall ~
appropriated for any other purpose
Than that specified " such leex. %
In the official sstimate upon which
the same 10 based. unless an emery
eney exists wherein such sppropfia-
ton 10 necessary for the prreeff Va /.
ton % the public peace. h-Aith ana
safety Tho ordinance making such
appropriation shall contain STATE
mont ~ tho facts cunHtitutinE sugh
emergency. shall specify that IN thr
event "A deficiency be- thereby Great
"a IN the fund from which such ar.
proEri alton ie made. the sam" shai
be provided for IN the next succrs o.
Ing tar levy. and must receive the
Affirmative vote ~ a. least three :
feurths ~ the total membership OF
The city Council
AND HE TT FURTHER RE
SOLVED that such proposed afne Nd !.
fn~nt be submitted 20 the qualified
electors 81 the city OF seattle TOT
their ratification or rejection at The
general municipal election % BE- held
ia the city - Seattle on tho snd cay
% MAY. 1924.
Passed the city Council the let
dAy Of March. 1923. and siEned BY
me in open session IN Authorization
~ iia passage this let day OF
PHILIP TfNnAf.iA
President pro tenn. 81 the city
Council
Filled the ~ day of March. lss-
" W. CARROLL.
city Comptroller ard
~H- offirio CITY Clerk.
Date 81 fret publication In The
Seattle star. Seattle. March ~. iss1-
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Public Markets


stall ~. us best sans sugar Gee. %
per tee-fs. sack eafs crystal white
sesn &c. Stall IS. tall cans nefdsn'r OF
csrnatien milk. Tor asc. stall 1853 n.
n G. soda crackers. , - N. cartons SO
it-es. eea Royal eakius powder. ,se3 Ne
iiAnee shrimps. 2 cans sscl pure eidcr
vinegar bulk. ssc sat. lie al stall -.
Yakima potatoes. it M. zee aud u ne
ssc- iee-ro. sack. ti.tt % o.
ECONOMY
stalls tf-1s. Olympic pancake flour. zee
pkg cr~am Of wheat. sizes large an
powder s7e3 . tsc cans table tests. sac
fec can sliced pineapple. ste. esrs
Crystal white soap. sfrs bars Creme
on psaP. ztc stalls f.St. ssth. can NJ
10 "a III hrand eoftre. use. orange
P~sos tee. csc ~ ; ~. rFpuad ehoee-
late 90 seeoa. ise; pkss Shiasss
SANITARY
stall Is en-. sack Fishers nisnd
flour. t4It; bars Sarlhs soap. sse.
n~~ eFop dates. rkaa sael Reliance
eora meal sse. fsnes eorn' peas o. 10
ineto~e. cans 4se, stalls 8t-1s, cans
Federal or Cooperative mtik. ssc. Car
nation Or uofden's mlfk. Sc y A. ~.
pkKs sse. Matai2 eli. ~ sic. a.. sss,
u ssl Zee. Est ttfs.
CORNER
EAAM I've = tAH HHeA tNNn WHY w
eur best batter. : ne laes cans co.
operative mitN. z.eg tse can asparagus.
eael s5c bulk coffee. teei : pkrs. ~. ..
eats. ssci ghs. nuik rsaearonl ste. ms
black fiws. stea ssc bottle eassap. isc.
stall 2. sugar cured picnie.. tsisCl baeoA
ssc NJ veal roast. tfAe ~ ffssh
ars4-sa ehicksns str n.
ME~rtAkE
SaEAr stAn Wrattake special fianr.
t7afa stai Use. = rolls toilet papef tsr
Royal haklnE pe~der, tee; Calumet bak.
irk posder. ftcs 0oiaen West coffee stc
Stall ic&. apple batter. large ear zee .
cans blackberry Jam. $50. medium ed
sAiuon. lee can. solid pack Tomatoes. lac.
cts sauerkraat. gte stalls ta.tt. choice
round steak. zee N. fresh side PORK. zee
~. steer pot roAst. istsc n.
sotrH END
stall I. bread. large Leaf. lee. pies. tfc
each batterhotns. far tse stall a.
picnics. zse NJ xooa bacon. $50 ~. salt
pork. Use N. stall 81. krAnt. : tss ttcf
PORK pies. fc each. sliced bacon. ler n.
stall %. buttsr tsr ~ EGGS. stc de.
cream cheese. zee - stall -. pot feast
.f4As ~ round steak. etr n. boiling
bet Toe n STAN tss caatass. 81 -
spinach. 2 tos stc. stall 81. Cssnatlsn
milk. LARGE can lee. sr1aii can a.,
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Weather Bureau Report

TAtouHit BLAND. Apri tA A. NJ.
iiaramrtef rising clouaYi Wind north
east. 10 miles an hour, Passed out. ctr
EnEis. At o. m.l 80 >. A. Moffstt Ht
ESQ q. M two.mast Etf. Gfay hull,
black stack wiih ~hits hand, II a. ~.
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pr-gofr-Tfo~ NO Te.s
PROPOSED AMENDMENT NO :.
A RESOLUTION AND PROPOSITION
t. amend Section 80 81 Article ~
81 the CITY Charter % the city nf
Seattle. and providing for the sub
mission 81 such proposed amend.
urrt ~ the qualified electors ~
said city Tor their ratification or
rejection 1T the general municipal
election Co b. held therein on the
End DAY ~ May. 1879.
M 1T RESOLVED ny THE CITY
COUNCIL on THE CITY OF
SEATTLE,
That Section 30 81 Article ~ ~
the city Charter % the city o. seat
tic he amended Go read as follows
section so. Every person violat-
ing any general public ordinance
heretofore or hereafter enacted pro-
hihitsnE or requiring any act or
omission. and every person COUNSEL
ing. aiding or Rbctting such viola
ton. whether present or absent
shatl be deemed guilty Of mis-
drmcanar and. upon conviction
thereof, shall, unless otherwise pro-
vided in such ordinance. be pun
tshed BY fine not exceeding one
Hundred tsi0n.ooD Dollars. or inn
prisonment In the city jail Tor a
period not exceeding thirty taol
DAYS. or BY both such fine and inn
hereafter enacted need not contain
any provision In reference q penal
tics but tn. provisions 81 THE sec
ton shall be applicable thereto as
fully as 10 the same had been con-
tanned In such ordinance,
AND BIZ 1T FURTHER RE
SOLVED. that such proposed amend
mcnt be submitted to the qualified
electors Of the city Of Seattle for
their ratification or rejection at the
general municipal election to be held
w said city on the End day OF May.
1922
Passed tho city Council the rst
day Of March. 1922. and signed by
me in open session In authe tication
of It's passage. this LIST day OF March.
1929.
President pro tenn. OF the City
Council.
Flied the LIST day Of March. i92,
II. w. CARROLL.
city Comptroller and
s-officio city Clerk
BY T. NJ. STREET. Deputy Clerk.
Date of first publication in The
Seattle Star. Seattle. March Is. 1922.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-04

u there anything you would like
20 know about feeding the baby or
the older children
out at the University Of Washing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-04

United states has approximately
30 per cent OF the railway mileage OF
the world.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-04

Water will be- shu, off on high
service mains east Of 18th ave.
:. W. and south % vs.. kenyon
At "Wednesday. April 5. from
a. m. 10 ? D. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-04

Germany raises four and a hair
times as many potatoes "a tho United
States
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-04
POULTRY AND MEATS

DD<hs-Drsssed. per N. .. ~
EeDs-Dresssd. heavy. n. go. o;
Dressed. light. 10. ...... $40 ii
Live. heavy. 70. ............ "a
Live. light. N. .............. ri
Springs. dressed .......... ~
uvsilers-Dressed. per 10. $3.50. 81
0eese--Dresxed. per ~. ....... al
Iurkeys-Fsncy dressed. 10. 90. 81
Live. fancy .......-........ a.
Brigham Hares-Llvs. per d.. II
Dressed ........s....s... ~
Cews-Country dressed. 10. 80. $50 n
Hoxs-Fancy block ............ ito 4.
yeui-Fancy Hight ............ $50 n
Medium dressed ............. lilo ~
Heavy. coarse .......... ESQ II
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