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Woman Ends Life
With ChIoroform

PORTLAND. Mnroh 29.-soorca
OF little notes. written. 20 Frances
Lane. a denf mute. are believed by
police 20 chronicle the violent guar.
rel between the man and Mrs. A. l..
Stone. which led 10 the womhn'H
suicide hers today from drinking
chiorofofm.
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RESOLUTION No T0os
PROPOSED AMENDMENT 40, Z.
A RESOLUTION and PROPOSITION
o. amend section n 81 Article IN
~ the CITY Charter of the city 81
Seattle, and providing for the sub.
mission ~ such proposed amend ,
ment % the qualified electors -
the city of seattle for their RAFT.
firatiun ar rejection al tho g~ns
efat municipal election 20 be held
Ia The city % Seattle on the End
day u May. 1899.
nE TT RESOLVED mr. THE CITY
COUNCIL. or THE CITY OF
SEATTLE
That section ~ 81 Artici. TX OF
the city Charter af IN. city - seat.
tie be amended % read 80 follows
Section ~. The city Council shall
annually. within the time specified
~ Ian ~ ordinances. fis the rate
- taxes 10 b. levied aud levy the
tANea upon all taxable property.
both real ard personal, IN tho city,
needed 20 raise sufficient revenue
t. carry On the different depart
nentr - the municipal government
for the ensuing fiscal year. No
Appropriated for any other PURPOSE
than that specified in such lew, -
In The official estimate upon which
tho same 10 based. unless an snrrEr
eury exists wherein such aprruprts-
tAun ts necessary for the pfes9rNa-
tton ~ the public peace, health and
safety The ordinance making such
appropriation shalt contain state
fmnnt ~ the facts constituting such
Z emergency. shall specify that IN the
event a deficiency BE- thereby Great
"a In the fund frnfn which such aps
preparation iH made. the same sha u
b provided for iu the neNt suerrc a
Ing ter levy and must receive the
aft rfuatiNr vote ~ a. least three
fauffhs % the total membership Of
tho CITY Council
AND M IT FURTHER M
SOLVED. that such proposed anle nd.
nenf ~ submitted 20 tho qualified
electors - the city 81 Seattle for
their ratification 81 rejection Al the
general municipal sl~rtian - Be held
So the CITY ~ Seattle on the End daT
OF May. lisa
Passed th~ city Council ere ist
DAY ~ March. 1881. and signed by
the In open session IN authorization
II ia passage this Let dar 81
PHILIP TfSDAti.
President pro TEN. of the CITY
Council.
FRIED the Is, DAY OF March. iss1
n ". CARROLL.
city Comptroller ard
eH-offietn city Clerk.
Date % first qualifications IN TIE
Seattle star. Seattle. March IS. 1872
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NOTICE 10 rT.Ecrops

Under and pursuant TO Section I
Of Article " OF the City Charter,
there viii be submitted 60 the quail
fled electors OF The city OF Seattle,
at the municipal election to be held
In said city on the End day Of NAV.
1929, for their approval or rejection,
Initiative Measure No. S390S. which
said proposed measure reads as fol-
lows:
INITIATIVE PETITION NO. S3a0s.
An Ordinance relating TO and
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BUY pAHIIA TuBERs Now

We have the largest collection %
Choice Dahiiss on tho PACIFIC
COAST. Ask for our DahlLa lat. II
contains all tho latest Cactus. Peony.
Hybrid Cactus. collaretta ard Pom
pom varieties. ~ Choic. rahllaz.
our Selection. s.so. COLT No.
IouGHLIN. iios First Ava Elliott
s.--Advrrtivomrnt
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40"
INDUCES
SLEEP

Ne rsrc~si- strictly Homeopathic
price zoe act o.. at drur stesss 80 sat
On r~esipt - prtre. - e o y ragrsl ssst
uanphr~r.' item~e. A~diein- Co. tsx
william st. Ne. rerk. Medical beck
free
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vIIEREufo> SHE
NAI.iet'tONElts

The siri at the graphophone. also
81 course. trippcd toward the wall
chairs. and believing the bluecyed
yellow-haired creature % be a pupil,
xlngeriy began a dance In his com.
nany toward the opposite cnl Of the
hal
And ~, for five solid minutes
wall lowered - something which !
am known 90 do very well
A gentleman In dark brown suit
appeared az the end Of that time. In
the doorway. lie sanntercd across
the hall. and a moment later Pro.
fessor $. G. stevens. % the academy.
and myself were stepping along. the
professor explaining. incidentally.
that Of late he hadn't been dancing
TO a great extent because ~ an H..
inrcd foot. and also Incidentally that
he was that evening short OF dancing
instructors. and needed 10 send out
for an extra or two who worked
part time" on evenings when the
dancers werv expected 10 number
more than usual
So I happened on the idea and re
yolccd
"I'd like Job" I told him. 'rd
like 10 instruct. Tf could ~ % ans
asslstanco--for the evening. az
least.
Almost believe you could" spoke
the professor. coming 70 standHiiil
near the doorway we've a couple q
boys in tho office now. waiting tor n
lesson And tho professor dlrap
pearcd. returning n moment later
with one pink and white youth and
ono tall. slender individual OF about
- years.
Now. tho pink and white youth. ~
n dancing pupil. wasn't nearly 80 In.
tercatlnE as the tall. slender individ.
unl
The youth had danced before. and
was taking the lesson tonight Just as
a sort Of practice.
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Under section
there win be submitted the qualified electors The cay Of seattle
the municipal election held
MAJ, 9ss for their approval REJECTION the following charter
m.ndms
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~"
FOR
COLDS

a Cold or tho Grip starts with a
Chill: indicating checked circulation;
tho use 81 seventy seven" AZ once
restores tise circulation OF the blood
and stops the Cold
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OLYMPfA-Board Of public works
authorizes reduction OF pproxi.
mateiy 10 per cent on coarse feed
products freight rates.
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DAvENIORT -- Sunset highway
open for auto traffic for first time
this war between Davenport and
spokane.
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TyERETT-Estate OF John J.
Clark. Everett pioneer. worth above
SIS. 900. according 10 certificate for
state tar commissioner.
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Stop Asthma Instantly
ASTHMADOL

Asthma. Bronchitis. Hay Fever. 800
at all drug stores. or direct. .. D.. by
Joyner Drug Co.. Spokane.--Adver-
fiscment-
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HE WAS NEW
At THE GAME

But the second individual was new
AZ the game. lie explained he didn't
know tho first thing about moving
his feet. and inquired about the Jew
shuttle"
UP AZ the house where 7 stop he
continued 20 explain. They're always
paradinE off 20 dances. But they
can't drag me along tili I know how
hear EN- talking about the Jew
shuttle Thought maybc ia try II. =
he rrinned casually.
We'll" said I. PROFESSIONALLY. TITS
generally hest 20 begin az the be-
ginning. You understand. we'll start
with the fundamentals And after
other little touches Of necessary ex.
PLANTATION. led him of by the hand
20 the waltz melody % blossom
Time" He did not sturubie--not
much. He held great prospects
Yet did not wait 70 instruct the
gentleman In the Jew shuttle"
Over In the graphophore corner
tho fair partner and the little girl
with. the dark hair. tho dark skirt
and the red waist. seemed decidedly
interested In some discussion. de.
clded TO 80 over. 30 willsG the pupil
most generously to one Of the Eek
tras" who had entered the hail. Not
that was the least bit interested
In that discussion. Wasn't any of
MY business. just thought I'd go
over.
And you don't get tired dancing
az ailg' tho fair partner was ad-
dressing the young lady. Eight
hours a day. and like il better all
the time. huhy''
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BY Wanda Won kcttler

II was on our fourth dancing cN'
ncditlou that experienced an en-
tircly new thrill. Blessed II didn't
blossom out az a dancing instructors
II happened like this, The fair
partner and myself arrived AZ
stevens dancing academy slightly
before the rush hour for private
lessons. Only a few couples were
on the floor. A little girl IN dark
silk dress. with dark wavy hair. was
introducing a tall blond. masculine
individual 60 the elementary steps
Of the fox tot az one end Of the
han. A blonde gifl In n green dress,
was dipping and Sliding with a mod
ernlooking youth In the center Of
the room A graphophone in one
corner mciodiously pleaded Tuck
Me 10 sleep" while q second little
giri with dark hair. with dark
skirt and red waist stood az tho
side searching among tho records
stacked on a table.
The fair partner. ~ course. made
a Blinc IN the direction Of the
Eraphophone. placed himself IN one
Of the chairs along the wall and
proceeded 20 look interesting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-03-29

ransy has been adopted aa the off1.
eial flower % butte. Mont.
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Eava root is the basis Of the ma
tionai beverage on the Fiji islands.
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Elephants Of ceyIon are unusually
Intelligent
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. Council
Piled the Let day % March. 1855.
o. w. CARROLL
city Comptroller and eK-offioio
ly u. ". STREET.
Deputy clerk.
Date Of fret publication In The
Seattle star. seattle. March -. 1919.
RESOLUTION NO Tose
PROPOSED AMENDMENT No. 4
A REsOiIfTfoN and PROPOSITION
- amend section 7 " Article VIII
Of the city Charter 81 the city 81
Seattle. and providing for tbs sub
misHion 81 such prnpps~d amend.
mrnt o the qualified electors of
said city for their ratification or
rejection az the general municipal
election 90 BE- held therein ON thr
.na day ~ May. is1z.
nE 1T RESOLVED ny THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY or
That ssetion : Of Article VIII 81
the city Charter be amended ny
adding thereto a ns~ subdivision 20
be known as Section Z thl," which
shall b. IN words and figures a.
follows. to-witi
81 Public Works there shall be a
Department - TranspertAtion. the
head % which shall h. the Auperin-
tendrut - Transportation. who shall
not De Included in the classified civil
service. but shall - appointed by
the Mayer. BY and with the advice
anf consent ~ the city Council for
a term. except a. herein otherwise
provided. 81 three years. and who
may be removed ~ thr. Mayer ~
clts council 81. shall - a nasr,hcr
~ the Heard 81 Public Worss. The
salary ~ tho superintendent %
TranspoFtation shall be fixed by
ordinance. Tho aupsfinte nd~nt of
Ceuneii such powers as arr con-
srred upon " BY ia~ or charter.
shall have tho exclusive manage
meat supervision and controi o.
and shall operate aud maintain ihr
municipal street railway system and
All plant facilities. shops. buildings
and structures appgftsnant thereto.
and any and All ether means OF
transportation for hire owned or op-
Grated ~ ihr city and. subject 10
civil service rules. shall appoint, re-
move. supervise and control all Of
ficers and employees In bis depart
furnk o. employ I'd upon OF In ronnrr-
ton with. said municipal street rail-
way system. OF such other means ~
transportation for hire. lie shail
ard perform such either duties as
may Be prescribed BY ordinance In
case tho Superintendent OF Tranapor-
tAtion shall be appointed from the
classified civil service and shall no,
BE- removed for cause. 10 shall. upon
retirement from the office % super
intrndrnf ~ Transportation. resume
his former position IN the classified
civil service. and the last appointed
70 the position from which Aaid
superintendent 81 Transportation
was appointed and the last Appein-
trra IN positions subordinate there
%. shall resume their former post
lions. resp ctivsly. IN the classified
civil service
AND nE 1T FURTHER RE-
SOLVED. that such proposed amend /.
mrnf b submitted TO the qualified
electors 81 the city of Seattle for
their ratification or rejection at the
Er neral municipal election 20 be
held IN said City on the and day OF
May. 1898
rAgSEp the city Council the Let
day of March. 1891 and signed BY
me In open session IN authorization
Of its passage this let day Of March.
PHILIP TT~pAfT.
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RESOLUTION ~o Toss.
PROPOSED AMENDMENT NO. :.
A RESOLUTION AND PROPOSITION
u amend Section 20 81 Article ~
~ the city Charter % the city Of
Seattle. ard providing for the sub
mission ~ such proposed amend !.
rnant 20 the qualified electors -
said city for their ratification or
rejection A. the general municipal
election to 30 held therein on the
End day ~ May. 1898,
NJ IT RESOLVED ny THE CITY
COUNCIL Oh THE CITY OF
SEATTLE.
the city Charter 81 the city Of Seat
tie be amended to read az follows
Section 10. Every person Nlelat-
Ing any general public ordinances
heretofore or hereafter enacted pro-
hibitiuK or requiring any act Or
omission. and every person counsel
inK. aiding or abstting such viola
tlon. whether present or absent.
shaii be deemed guilty Of a mis-
acmeauor and. upon conviction
thereof. shall. unless othefwise pro-
vtded in such ordinance, be pun
Hundred tteo.0o1 Dollars. or im-
prtHanmSrt IN the city jail for a
period not exceeding thirty taol
days. Or ~ both such fine and inn
.prisonmeut and any such ordinance
hereafter enacted need not contain
any provision IN reference 20 penal
ties. bat the provisions 81 thiH sec
ton shall be applicable thereto as
fully a. N thr aamr had been cou-
tanned In such ordinance.
AND uE TT FURTHER RE
SOLVED. that such proposed anne nd =
fnent be submitted 60 the qualified
sieetorH ~ tho city % Seattle for
their ratification or rejection at the
renerRi municipal election 20 he held
in said city on the and day OF May.
1879
Passed the CITY Council the LIST
day of March. 1899. and signed by
me IN open session in authe n tication
~ its passage. this LIST day Of March,
faan
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WANT huge
SUM Spent
in SEATTLE
Award OF Pipe Line Contract
to N. w. Concern Holly
Urged by Chamber

Fighting hard 90 keep In Seattle
$4,000 which IL Is declared win hc
lost otherwise. tho board Of trustees
90 the Chamber 81 Commerce have
unanimously voted TO request tho
board OF public works Co accept the
bids OF local companies for materials
10 be used in the construction ot the
proposed new pipe limo from Swan
lake 10 Volunteer park.
The board OF public works = schcd'
uicd 60 announce It's decision next
Friday ON the bids that were opened
last week.
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an ORDNANCE fflhttnN 70 IN~ f1u
nicipal railway system ~ Tho city
Of Seattle. and declaring the fiscal
policy OF the city In relation there
TO.
whereas. Il is 20 the public inter
~st that the city % Seattle declare
and establish fiscal policy In rela-
ton To tho Municipal Street Railway
system, whereby the cost and eN-
pcnse thereof shall be borne. as
nearly as may be. by all who bene-
fit thereby
now, THEREFORE,.
BE 1T ORDAINED HY 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 tho maintc-
nance and operation OF the Munich
pal street RAILWAY, 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 % this ordinance
tho city Council OF The city OF Seat
prescribed by law, provide for the
levy or n tax upon all taxable prop
erty Of the city Of Seattle sufficient
TO defrRy tho cost and expense or
tho maintenance and operation OF
said street Hallway system for the
ensuing year.
Section :. That tho cost and c,-
penhc OF maintenance and operation,
ms used In this ordinance. shall be
computed pursuant to, and In ac-
cordance with, the requirements Of
tho 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 n fund 20 he known
and designated as the Extension
and Depreciation Reserve Fund" into
which the city Council shall set aside,
monthly from the gross receipts or
the municipal railway system, an
amount not exceeding ono and one
hair 0ih) cents for each pay pas
senger. exclusive OF policemen and
firemcn. The amount thus set aside
shall be expended solely for eNten-
sionH and renewal OF track and
equipment.
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Nor1cr 40 EI.EcroRe.

Under and pursuant 90 Section
~ Article " ~ tho City Charter.
there viii be submitted % the quail
fled electors % The city Of Seattle,
at the municipal election 60 be held
In said city on tho End dag Of May,
1922. for their approval or rejection.
Initiative Measure No s22Sb. which
said proposed measure reads NJ fol-
lows
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ARGUES DOWN
OBJECTIONS

The chief objection 20 awarsiing
construction OF the new plpe line TO
local firms Is said 20 be that under
this plan approximately five miles
Of the is-mile unit would be % creo-
soted wood stave construction. in
conformancc with the bid Of the Con.
tinentai Pipe Mfg. Co.
The life OF our wood pipe" said
w. J. p. Simpson. foreign manager
for the Continental Co. il practi.
caIly that Of the steel bands around
a. And that means the same as the
life OF steel pipe"
A wood stsvs pipe line construct.
ed by the Continental Co. In Everett
20 years ago Is declared 20 be In as
good condition today a. when water
first b>gan 10 flo wthru H.
aside from any point OF technical
differcnce--and these hav. been
straixhtened out Staiweii said. ''the
point Is that Eastern firms ar- com
peting with local firms for this con-
tract ard tho Chamber OF Commerce
ww1ts to see that money kept nj
home and that labor accrue to the
benefit OF local Industry"
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PHILIP TrNnAf.I.
Pr.siasn, pro tenn. OF u

Council
PILED the LEI day Of March. 1874
n ". CARROLL.
city Comptroller and
rr-ufflriu city clerk
ny r. NJ STREET. Deputy Clerk.
Date Of first publication In The
Seattle Star. Seattle. March -. is22,
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WOULD KEEP
MONEY HERE

We want ~ al means 20 Keep
this ssso. zoo In Seattle" said J. A..
Swaiwcil. chairman OF the Pacific
Northwest Products committee %
tho Chamber OF Commerce. who viii
appear with a special committee be.
fore the beard OF public works 10
urge the use Of Seattle. made mate.
rails. after a thcro Investigation ~
the situation Il has been found that
this II the amount that will he lost
N the contract for the construction
Of this pipe line Is awarded 20 an
Eastern firm"
Award OF the contract 90 local
firms means the keeping OF AZ least
one old established concern. the
Puget Sound Machinery depot. ae.
cording TO +. ]. Carrot. president
because OF high taxes and other
hurtiensome conditions we have
packed up more than half our plant
and have II ON tho market for sale. s.
Carrot stated. we have employed
today Just Il men. II we nre award
I'd our share 81 the pipe line contract
on the bid which IL In the hands o.
the board Of public works. II will
mean approximately n years work
FOR ESQ men. with an annual payroll
Of approxfruatNfxr sgO0 600
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THEN WANDA
BUTTS IN

Goodness. yes" che replied. and
added. why. we can't get enough.
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President pro tenn. OF tho city
Council
7 Filed the iat day Of March. 1929
H. w. CARROLL
city Comptroller and
eN-offiCiO city Clerk.
By y. VI. STHEET Deputy Clerk.
Date OF first publication In IN,
Seattle Star. Seattle. March IS, 1919
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Council
Piled the lat day % March. 1853.
o. W. CARROLL
city CLERK.
Iiy H. ~. STREET..
Deputy clerk.
Date Of fret publication In tn
seattle star. seattle. March -. 1919
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-18

WEST rHlI.ApELrHIA
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Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-23
Wool Buyers Stage
Dance at Club

Seven men. all representing Boston
wool houses. who during the summer
have made Great Falls their headquar-
,ers. were hosts Wednesday evening Mt
a dancing party given at the Meadow
Lark country club. Punch was served
throughout the evening and music was
furnished by three pieces of Pierse's
orchestra.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. s. s.
Ford, Mr.. and Mrs. Warren X. Toole.
Mrs. Isabel Nelson Of Los Angeles,
Mrs. Connie Eckart of Helena, Mrs.
Edith Dunn Keith, Miss Gertrude Wal
lace of New York City, Miss Isabel
Brown. Miss Ruth Jarl. Miss Ruth AT
flerbach, Miss Laura Sprague of SYRIA
cuse. n. V. Miss Virginia Morse Of
Billings. Miss Josephine Dunn, Miss
Elizabeth Frary, Miss Margaret John
on, Miss Theresa Auerbach. Miss
Marjorie Johnson of Helena, Miss
Helen Warden. Gordon Mckee. A. II.
Tomfohrd. George Daley, Frank Fin
ley. Parker Tuelon, Robert Koshland,
Robert Oxford. all wool buyers. Ger
aid Frary. George Teel. John Green,
Paul Freeman. Matthew Brown, A. w.
Springhorn, David Wertheim. Donald
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-23
Miss Florence Gemberling
Marries Portland Man

Palms. ferns and a profusion Of pink
and white sweet peas formed the set
ting for the marriage of Arthur A.
johnson of Portland and Miss Florence
Gemberling. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. F. Gemberling of Great Falls. The
marriage ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Leo l.. Totten, pastor OF the
Presbyterian church. at high noon
| Wednesday ut the home of the brides
parents, 80 Twenty-second street
south.
Miss Gemberling wore a simple
gown fashioned of white kobe crepe
and trimmed with silk lace. Her bou-
nuet was of roses. Her sister, Miss
Gertrude Gemberling. as maid Of hon
or, wore lavender wolfe trimmed with
white organdie She carried a bouquet
of ophelia roses. Arthur Gemberllng,
brother of the bride. was best man.
To members of the family a wedding
dinner was served following the cere-
mony. A large white wedding cake
beautifully designed, cut and served BY
the bride. formed the centerpiece. At
each end of the table was a large bas-
ket Of sweet peas.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Johnson. Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Gember-
ling, father and mother of the bride:
the Misses Gertrude. Gladys. Helen.
Evelyn Gemberling. Arthur Howard.
Clarence and Edwin Gemberling and
the Rev. and Mrs. l.. l.. Totten.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson left on the
evening train for Portland, where they
will be at home after August l.