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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-18

Seattle star. Rea,iie. March 20. issz.
pFROr .uTTos 40. rose
PROPOSED AMENDMENT no.
A REVOLUTION ana pltOPOsiTiON
10 amend Section Of Article VIII
Of the city Charter Of the CITY OF
Seattle. and providing for the sub
mission Of such proposed amend.
fnent "a the qualified electors OF
said city for their ratification of
rejection at the general fpnnleips
election 20 be held therein on .hc
End day 81 May. 1929
BE IT REsoLyEp ~ THE CITY
So..N~iL Oh THE CITY of
That section 7 Of Article VIII OF
the city Charter be amended BY
addtnE thereto q new subdivision 20
shall be IN words and figures "a
follows. to-wit.
Section fsl. In the Department
~ Public Works there shall be .
department Of Transportation. the
head % which shah be the Superin-
not be included M the classified civil
fervles. bat shall be appointed by
the Mayor. By and with the advice
and consent 81 the city Council. for
a tern tern. except az herein othsrw va,
may be removed by the Mayor by
fiiins notice Of removal with the
cts. Council: He shall b a member
% the Board Of Public woras The
Transportation shall be fixed by
ordinance The Sup~rinte ndent Of
TRANSPORTATION. saving 90 tho CITY
Council such powers as are con-
shall have the exclusive manage
Dent supervision and control Of
and shall operate and maintain the
municipal street railway syrtem ana
al plant facilities. shops. buildings
and any and ali other means Of
transportation for hir. owned or OPP
Grated by the cityi and. subject 20
civil service rules. shall appoint re-
fic.rs and employees In hts depart
rnent or employed upon or in conncc-
ston with. said municipal street rail-
way System. or such other means o,
have such other additional powers
and perform fuch other duties as
fnay he prescribed BY ordinance. In
case the Superintendent Of Trsnspor-
,atlon shah be appointed from the
classified civil service and shall not
be removed for cause. he shall, upon
retirement from the office of super
lntsndent Of Transportation. resume
his former position In the classified
10 ,hs pes.tson from which said
superintendent OF Transportation
was appointed and the last appotn-
tees in positions subord tnste there
70. shall resume their former posi-,
tions. resp~ etivsiy. in the CLASSIFIED
civil service"
AND BE 1T FURTHER RE
SOLVED. that such proposed nr,r nd.
mcnt be submitted Go the quslifted
electors Of the City Of Seattle Tor
their ratification or rejection At the
general municipal election 70 be
held in said City on the and day OF
May. 1921.
PASSED the city Council tho lat
day Of March. 1874 and signed BY
me In open session In authorization
Of IT'S passage this LIST day OF March.
PHILIP TINDAf.f.
President pro TEN. Of the City
Council
Filed the lat day OF March. is22
IL W. CARROLL
city Comptroller and
es-officio city Clerk.
by r. NJ STREET. equity Clerk.
Date OF first publication In The
Seattle star. Seattle. March -. 1879.
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marks. teesfta.
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nEAOLrTION 80 7oo'

REVOLUTION NO zoos
PROPOSED AMENDMENT 40. i.
. urkoi IfTfOg and pHOPOSiTfDN
10 amend section II Of Article -
on the city Charter Of the tty ~
Nsattie. and providing for The SUI
wission III such proposed amend
sn~nt 10 the qualified electors ~
the city 81 Seattle for ther Is
flcation OF rejection a. ue ia
sral rnyn,eipai si es..,s o ,e he Ind
day 81 May. 1893
BE IT RESOLVED nY Tiik CITY
COUNCIL, or THE ciTf VI
sEATTLEi
That section II 81 Article ~ o.
thf CITY Charter az the City q eea'
tie be amended 20 rad a. 8
section II The cltr coun.s. e,S,ss
annually. Wilma Ans HWx ths rate
N tanes 10 be- levied and ieNY ths
taxss upon ali taxable ttoF.a,2
both real and personal; ". r,,.
NJ 9s,ry on tho different depart.
fnsnts % the municipal Eossln'hs.nna,
for the ensuing fiscal yea ~
revenue raised by tau Ivy sns .sss
spproHrl.'.d te i,. en- . 9 sseh Issy' %
III The official estimate upon Mh.sn
the same is based. unless an snsss
~ney exists wherein sush Appi.h..
ton 10 nFrFnEaEI 10Y nv FEs..
lion of The public peace. health ana
safety. The ordinance making h.en
AUTHORIZATION shall contain stat~
frisnt ~ the facts constituting rn.n
emergency, shall specify ihai W l.'
event a deficiency ho thereby .tesA
"a in The fund from which sueh Ap
pranrtastan Is made. the same shsii
IL PROVIDED for IN the next surceso-
ire tar levy. and must receive W.
affirmative vote % At lrnNt ht'f
fourfhs 81 the total menbsfship OF
the city Council.
AND HE IT FURTHER RI
SOLVED. that such proposed ansna.
tn~nt ~ submitted 90 the quaiule1
electors Of the city Of sTa,tr iot
their ratification or rsiecilon al tnes
general municipal election - - usin
IN The city ~ Seattle on the sna aAs
81 May. 1922. -. s.,
Passed the city Council IN. isi
day IN March. 1884. and ssKnrd py
me IN oprn session IN authsniicaiion
- So passage this 10, gay OF
PHILIP Tf~DALf.
Precedent pro tenn Of the CITY
Council.
fitted ths u, dav 81 March. is3,.
II W. CARROLL
city Comptroller and
ex.officto city Clerk.
Date Of first publication IN ne
Seattle star. Seattle. March ~. is@.'
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Initiative Measure No. S2as5
Ordinance No. -

An Ordinance relating 20 the mu-
nicipsi railway system Of The city
Of Seattle. and declaring the fiscal
policy OF the city In relation there
Whereas. ~ Is 90 the public inter-
est that the City OF Seattle declare
and establish a fiscal policy in rcia-
ton TO the Mun,s'ps a. s, re-, IVA s
perre thereof shall be borne. as
nearly as may be. by all who bene-
n. iherehv'
NOW, THEREFORE,.
RE TT ORDAINED ny THE CITY
OF 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 mainte-
nance and operation OF the Mun,ei-
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
tho city Council OF The City OF Seat
tie shall annually. In the manner
prescribed by law, provide for the
levy OF a tax upon all taxable prop
erty OF the city OF Seattle sufficient
TO dcfray the cost and expense of
the maintenance and operation OF
said street Railway System for the
e" SECTION 4 That the cost and eS-
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 T. That there be and is
hereby created n 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 rh) cents for each pay pas
senRer, exclusive Of policemen aud
fircmen. The amount thus set aside
ahail be expended solely for extern
sIonS and renewal of track and
equipment
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Under and pursuant TO Section !
Of Article " of the City Charter.
there will he submitted TO the Guaii-
fied electors 81 The city OF Seattle.
at the municipal election 20 be held
In said City on the End day Of May.
1892. for their approval or rejection.
Initiative Measure No. k22sa. which
said proposed measure reads as fol-
iowa
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-08
HOLD FOUR FOR
RUM SMUGGLING
Seattle Agent Makes Raid
in Los Angeles

As the result OF an investigation
started In Seattle by Federal PROFIT
blsion Director Roy c. Lyle. four men
are being held In Los Angeles In con
nectlon with the mammoth rum
smuggllng plot winch was uncovered
here this week by the seizure OF a
car load OF household furniture
which later proved to he liquor ship.
ped from Vancouver. u. c.. for Cali
fornia.
Leonard Regain. local prohibition
agent. was dispatched south as soon
IA the liquor runners operations
we're discovered. and led the raid
which resulted in the four arrests in
Los Angeles wednesday.
one OF the prisoners il said "a be
Tom Clark. one.time sergeant OF Sc.
attic police. who was dismissed cou.
pie Of years ago. following his cap
ture as member OF rum.smug.
Citing gang In a raid al Meadowbrook.
The others arrested are Max SeiEcr.
Ren Goldsmith and @. Atwood. who
are not known--hy these names. at
ieast--to the Seattle police.
Further arrests are expected with.
IN the next few days. according 10
Lyle. lie says this IL one Of the mos,
widespread conSpiracios 20 violate
the Volstead act that he has yet en-.
countered.
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NOMINATION NOT.
SOUGHT BY FORD.
Wife Objects to Politics;
Henry Is Silent
ny RAYMOND PRIEST

DETROIT. Mich. June s.--Henry
Ford IN not q candidate for the
presidency.
He would not turn his hand- To
obtain the nomination. according to
close associates here.
Ford. u II said. has but two inter
eats today outside his automobile
busiusUA Muscle Shoals and his plan
for the reformation OF the existing
basis for money.
Ford. declares friends win Ger.
tainiy never be n candidate for the
presidency or any political office II
Mrs. Ford has any voice in the mat.
ter.
Mrs. Ford In thoroly opposed 10
her husband taking on any more
activities that viii unduly tar his
time and strength.
Tho action OF the people OF Dear.
born In forming Ford for Presi.
Dent" club was a complete surprise
10 Ford
lie has never recognized the club
in any way.
Thousands OF letters have been re.
ccived at Dearborn urging Ford 10 be
n cnndidate or. at least. TO take on
some form OF political leadership.
These suggestions have been met
with silence. FORTS dIstaste for
politics Is well known. He has IRE.
declared politics is a curse
10 the country"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-08

ToDAy's PROGRAMS

cOifsEIw---sseorKe ttshan in person
aud In THE sign Of the fgsse-"
tOit uHfA--franh Maye Ia "rhe
Wan Nha Married ftis Own wife"
WINTER sAnDE>--Natty ltsubert
In "ttsriisEe."
sTnAN D--Fsnnie Hurst. Hack
Pay"
LIBERTY -isehs Daniel. and Jack
Halt In ">orth % the lilo srands."
Rupert Hughes Gene
on over"
OAh--ssiadys Walton In High
Heels"
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FRECkLES


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fe sure 20 ask for the doubAe
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-08
Y. M. c. A. Drys Win
Debate Over Vets

Seattle and Tacoma Y. NJ. c. A. de-
batting teams FLASHED on the Nolstead
act "Wednesday night. and tho drys.
represented by Tacoma. won the decs.
sion. The vets contended that the
volstead act should be made damper
by allowing per cent In beers and
light wines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-08
SHRINERS ARE
GUESTS IN CITY

Shriner delegates by the hundreds.
en- route from the South and East 20
the san Franciaco convention. ar.
rived In Seattle "Wednesday and are
still arriving Thursday. With Hugh
NJ. Caldwell as chairman OF the en-
tertalnmcnt committee. Nile Temple
l. now playing host 20 tho visitors
a luncheon Al the Seattle Golf club
and yachting trip thru the canal
were featured "Wednesday. Auto
trips were a part OF Thursdays en-.
tertainment.
Information and entertainment
headquarters have been Installed BY
Nile temple at Fourth ave. and MAdl.
son ~.
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Stanford Head to
Speak at u. of w.

Ray Lyman Wilbur. president of
Leland Stanford university. will
speak AT joint meeting OF sigma Xi.
science honorary. and Phi Beta Kan.
pa, scholastic honorary, OF the Uni.
versity OF Washington. Friday even
ing at Mcany hall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-08
OAK
Retail Coal Yards
to Be in Light Zone

Retail coal yards In the residential
districts are 10 be assigned. eventual.
~. 10 the light manufacturing zone.
according 10 tho coming commission.
which met In the Chamber of Com
merce "Wednesday with the Seattle
Retail Fuel Dealers association.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-08

son M well as In n feature film. The
Sign OF the Rose" Beban's imper.
nonatlon Of the big hearted Italian
has won him fame turnout the coun.
Try and IN this new offering he Is
particularly good.
Members OF the cast appearing
with him on the screen also appear
in tie act staged In conjunction with
the Slowing Of the photoplay.
COLONIAL
'-cour On Over Il the picture a.,
the Colonial It's Irish and It's
American and IT'S funny and II has
a dancing finish which roes straight
to the heart an wen IA the feet OF
anybody who sccs IT, Charming
Colleen Moore has her best rosc as
the Irish Lass left behind by her
sweetheart. who started for America
to make his fortune.
Ralph Graves Ia the hero.
OAK
Gladys Walton n At her cufest IN
High Hecls." The Universal comedy
drama which IL showing at the Oak
and Friday.
Miss Walton appears In tho role
Of The little rich girl. who In spite
Of all her wealth has not found
happiness and contcntmenf- caiam-
Ity and disaster bring hack the
sweetness which wealth has spoiled.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-08

Blanche Street. the beautiful blonde soho first became
favore the in the old Telegraph days. is TO be
ricd Marshall Nenn producer Of Mickey go and Get
IT. and many other big photopays Miss Sweet appeared
the stage Nth Gertrude Hoffman and Ch1uncey Otco be-
fore entering pictures Neiion at time acted the
SCREEN and the first picture he directed for Mary Pick
ford It's said the Neanceet started 0hen the
young director handled the meoapone for feature in which
Miss Sweet starred.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-08
WINTER GARDEN

yNTILI.ARD MACK. tho noted
w dramatist. is the author OF
'lIeritage." the film drama which
opened today az TIN Winter Garden
and which will be shown there un.
til Saturday night.
Mat,y Roubert. the well known
boy actor. carries the burden OF the
intensely dramatic situations which
Mr.. Mack has woven into the story.
lie ls surrounded by a capable cast
OF players.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-08

DAWSON. Y. r. June s.--Busine<n
i booming on the Yukon. More
freight l. accumulated at white
Horse today for various Yukon
points than there has been a; tho
same period in the last 10 years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-08
Cotton Bats
CSC Each

Y by 90-inch comfort
size Cotton Bats. These
weigh three pounds and
are exceptional values at,
each, 05f.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-08

Macivn Arbuci;ie. This
sterling old actor has the title
role in THE Prodi0ai Judge, !"
the perturbation Of the ia
nous story tChich wiu be
shown al the Columbia, begin
ming Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-08

FORMER RESIDENTS OF Clark.
ston will hold their annual get.togetb.
pr picnic on June IS.
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COLUMBIA

A hero 81 years old with Scared
soul. hldcous face and q heavy
beard Many would say u couldn't
he done In pictures. that film play
would meet with dlsfavor " u didn't
have a handsome here IN n. but for
two.thirda OF Tho Man Who Mar
ricd His own Wife" the Jniv~rsai
screen story now AZ tho Columbia.
its star. Frank Mayo. wears just
such makeup.
Mayo'e leading woman In this pic
ture In Sylvia Dreamer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-08

Mercerized Damask
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70-inch heavy mercer
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several n e t designs.
Priced special, the yard.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-08

Remarkably rugged sc~nery.
shot" Ia places where u Is said no
cameras have ever before found
Judgment. form a background for the
story Of north OF the Rio urande."
which carries its action swiftly back
and forth across this great border
and involves the two popular stars.
nshc Daniels and Jack Holt. In a
series Of adventures which combines
romance and pathoa
North 81 the Rio crnnde" IL the
film attraction AZ the Liberty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-08

Ruth Hill. She aUiH appear
here at the Metropolitan in
the nev Morosco comedy,
"Abie's Irish Rose" The at
traction opens here Sunday
night, June II, and remains
here for a meek. The seat
sale is noU open.
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Unbleached Sheeting
6Oc the Yard

S1-inch eavy IN
bleached Sheeting of ex-
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-08
Fancy Bath Towels
25c Each

Bath Towels in pink
and blue colors. These
are factory seconds and
show slight imperfections.
They are unusually good
value. Each, 25f.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-08
COLISEUM

Until Friday night win you have
an opportunity to witness the splen.
did show at the Coliseum where
George Betan II appearing In per.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-08

The career Of girl with chiffon
soul. who went 10 New York 10 Kct
her tack pay" for tho life shc
thought abe had missed while teach
lng a yillng. school. n pictured az
tho Strand this week. where tbs
screen version of Fannie Hurst's
Hack Pay is being shown
seena Owen IL splendid In the lead
ing role. and the supporting caat In.
cIudcA Matt Moore.
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Friday Specials
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the yard, 15f.
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Heavy Bed Sheets
$1.85 Each

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day by Frank rarkrrs. agricultural
statiStiCian
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fake UP LEE CHAPEL
FIGHT THIS MORNING
i. ID. e.. at Fredericksburg TO
Discuss Alleged
Dissertation.
CONVENTION AWARDS PRIZES
Miss Bnrbnra Nrdd. Of Ashland, tnp-
lures Honor for Production Of BEST
Poem on Nriinrton-othcr Win
nrrs Announced.
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Especial Ia The Times dispatch
CAFE CHARLES. VA. oct. II.
\ new precedent has been estab-
iishcd In Cape Charles by Mayor
\. +. Pie In dealing out penalties
"n NaErancy charges that have
been Cumiug before the town
court ia numbers OF late I:os-
c"e johnson. ColOred. was fined
va ana cost and given thirty
days in Jail last Saturday for car
rying concealed weapons. John
son was unable to pay the fine,
and yesterday he was seen on the
town streets with a Sall ana
chain to work out his sentence
Mayor Die. who went into Of
hc" September !. states Il crusade
VIII h" made in the negro settle
ment of the town To round NO
law violators and expects TO have
number OF men in tho chain
gang before tn" end II the month.
mus cutting til" expense in tn.
upk""p of tn" streets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-12

ineninn orphans ont Of Turkey. There
M" about 1900 orphans. of which
1000 ar" in Constantiuoplo. in car.
of Americans. Tn. latter insist ,hat
IA" only feasible plan is to send all
these orphans 10 America Steps
NAV" already been taken with that
END in View through church and other
ORGANIZATIONS, to lay tn" facts before
Congress. and ask II special act per
uniting III" cntranc" of tn" orphans
VIII" viii then i,o distributed in tho
diif"rcn, states the boys to be nut
IN farms and the girls trained FOR
domestic service
The consensus of opinion OF Ameri-
cans VINO have worked here r.nv