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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-20
FINALS IN STATE.
NET TOURNEY At
ENCLOSEDCOURT
Semi-FinaIS and Title
Matches on Card in
Local Meet,

The finals of the State tennis
tournament were scheduled today.
The covered court at the Boys Pre-
paratory School probably will have
to be pressed into service again be
cause Of rainy weather. Morning
matches were scheduled in the
singles semi-finals and doubles quar-
ter finals and semi-flnals, with the
title play this afternoon.
The tourney can not very we'll be
postponed as Tilden and Chaplin
have an engagement elsewhere for
Sunday and will be unable TO stay
over.
Dazzling Tennis
Tilden advanced to the finals Fri
day by a dazzling display Of the
greatest tennis in the world He
won three matches from Hendricks,
Sagalowsky and Kuhler in rapid
fire order. The results were: Tilden
defeated Hendricks, 60, 81: Tilden
defeated Sagalowsky, 60, 60; Tilden
defeated Kuhler, 60, SO, So.
Young Sagalowsky is considered a
mighty good junior and the over
powerng excellence OF the cham-
pions game can readily be shown
by the fact that Sag" could not
win a game.
Hendricks Battles Hard
Hendricks played fine tennis
against Bill. but could not pene-
trate the big Philadelphia game
for decisive points. Kuhler, the fine
player from Ohio. gave the master
the best battle and succeeded in
winning a number OF games.
Hennessey and Chaplin advanced
to the semi-hnals where they meet
each other by defeating Mckay and
Cox, respectively. Hennessey won
Sc, 6-3. while Cox, continuing in his
splendid form shown throughout the
meet forced Chaplin the Massachu-
sets star. to the limit to win. The
scores were Ga, 81. 60.
Tilden and Marley defeated
Hendricks-Cox in the doubles. 60,
ga
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Pitching his first game for the
Cards, Clyde Day held Boston to
six hits Friday. allowing st. Louis
to win, to /.
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nVETERAN STARS CLASH
FOR NATIONAL HONORS
Walter Hagen and Jim Barnes Meet to Decide Champion
Ship-Lary Nabhotz Defeated Up,

FRENCH LICK Ind. Sept 2O.-Walter Hagen and Jim
Barnes two New York golfers battled today the
French Lick golf professional golf championship
of America.
Hagen went through the seminas Friday with splendid
victory Ray Der Glendale, Pa the match ending eight
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-20

The Reds remained in fourth place
by TO 5 victory over Philadelphia.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-20

Boston ... 600 OH 900 OO2-5 10 O
Cleveland .. 600 900 003 O00--3 10
Winsfeld, Ross. Heving; Vowel. Wal
ters Sewel
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Toledo .-....... 020 600 900 II /
Minneapolis 49,. 100 600 0O0-I 8 0
Mccullough. Vigerust; See. McWeeney.
Hamilton, Wirts
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too short to permit construction Of
the seats in time for the big
games. so Griff has had to dig
down in his jeans and start work.
Doubtless the Nationals presi-
dent, who is shown here discus
sing the situation with Kenesaw
Mountain Lands, baseball's high
mogul. feels his boys will bring
homo the bacon and put the
stands to some use.
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While the Dodgers were losing
Artie Nehf was showing old-time
form and the Giants won from the
Cubs, 10 to Z.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Philadelphia-Chicago. rain.
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Cincinnati .... 102 o30 030--e 10 !
Philadelphia 49,. 013 600 O01--5 Q 3
Benton, Dibut. Hargrave: Glszner, Belts
Oeschger. Bishop. Weinert. Wilson, Wen
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS

First Camel
Columbus $500. 4OI 100 000--6 10 0
ST. Paul ....... 100 O06 OBS II 3
Ambrose MeQuillan. Cady: Markle Fit
terry. Roettger. Dixon.
Second Camel
Columbus $500. 900 900 DOLL
ST. Paul ..... 40 oil 00'-5 8 2
Ketchum, Harm; Merritt. Dixon.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pittsburgh ... OLE. Ol0 OOO-4 II 8
Brooklyn ...... 100 010 000-2 8 2
Yde. Smith; Ehrhardt, Osborne, Deberry.
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The Brightwood football team will play
the Brookslde A. A Sunday at $50 p.
m BTghtwood will have a strong club
this season and would like to hear from
Greenwood Gosport, Cumberland and other
good teams. Address Joe Zimmerman
2274 \. Rural St
The j. J. c. football team will start
their second year of play. The J. J. Cs
are out again to play the best teams in
the State. Managers Of following city
teams take notice: Mapletons Riversides
Spades. Gar1eIds. Riley Tigers. Garfelds
and Southpaws. Terre Haute and New
castle take notice. For games write NJ
HAPPY McGrayel go 5. West St. or
call Drexel 4l70 and ask for Dave
All members of the Pirates football team
are requested to attend practice Sunday at
Belleview field.
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adianapolis-Kansss City. rain.


Observation-Disclosures. rain.
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The Marion Cardinals will practice Sun
day afternoon at Keystone and Woodlawn
AYES. / 80.
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Chicago ... 900 go o2o-4 10 /
| New York .... O51 100 100 l3 0
Blake Wheeler o'Farrell: Nehf. Gowdy
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-20

The Washington Senators moved
back in undisputed possession OF first
place through their smashing IS 10
victory over the Browns Friday
They garnered eighteen hits off six
ST Louis pitchers
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St Louis -,r.... 600 800 o1o--4 8 O
Boston ........ 900 100 OOO-1 6 o
Day, shepardson; Graham, Mulch Ben
ton, O'Neil.
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Big Leagues

MIL YDE. Pittsburgh south
| r. paw, pitched his teammates
- into striking position for sec.
ond place in the National League
by defeating the Dodgers, 4 to ..
Friday.
Joe Dugan tossed Ty Cobb's
grounder many feet wide in the
ninth and Detroit won from the
Yanks, to 3.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-09-20

Some birds who never tried bowling as
a sport nevertheless find IL has unusual
merit as an aibl for staying out late.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-04

Katrina Luckenhach, Admiral Rogers
Curacao, ADMIRAL FarraEut.
Amea Terminal co.-str Chas n. McCor.
mick.
West Seattle Eievstor-str Iyo Maru.
Heffefnan's Dry Dock-Strs queen. Rain
Ter.
Alaska steampship MoorinRs-strs JEFF.
ferson. Ketchikan. fedondo.
Port Biakely- Str Tanann.
WINSTON Marine Railway tEhrle Harbor)
str Grifsdu. schrs Mlndanao. netsy
Ross. Ella A.. Sophie Christensen.
Meteor ana hiumna. bk,ns Anns
Comyn and Charles y. Croker. BarRes
coauitiam City, orlffson and Henry
Willard.
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Vessels in Port at Seattle

smith Cove Terninai--Pier H-str Trsb-
Ia. Pier f0-str Scatwell.
Grand Trunk Pacific Termlnal--str Ad-
rniral Evans. ms chaiiamba.
Pier iiB-str Apex.
Pier s-stsr wapama.
Pier 4-sstr Doyieztown.
Pier 2-Strs Colon, VIctofis.
Pier 1--Btr Julia Luckenbach.
Pier A--str Admiral Nicholson.
Pier B-sfr Admiral Watson.
Pier D-stfs II. r. Alexander. Admiral
Itodman.
scat,ic shipbuilding 4 Dry Dock Co.
u. s. G. q. Haida.
Pacific Coast Engineering wofks-U. 8.
q. =. Surveyor.
Connecticut Street Termlnai--str oridono
Maru.
Associated OIl-str Alaska.
standard OIL co. Terfnlnsi--slr capt. a.
=. Lucas
King 4 wlnge-schr. Maid OF orleans
Ruby. ms Anvil.
Stacy street Terminai-strs Rentuckian.
T.. s. 8. Discoycfcr. Pionser
Milwaukee ocean Terminal-str London
shipper.
Hanford stsreet Terminal--str Eimpark.
chlncha.
Duthle's--u. 3. s. Connecticut.
East Waterway Dock Str wnkena.
General Petroleum Terminai-str Lon
Aiamos.
TODD Dry DOcks-strs President jackson.
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Portland Live Stock


Receipts. 1899. Market steady
Good grade steers. t7.75aG7b. medium
10 good. isa7.7s. good beef cows and
heifers. fe.7s9A7s; medium, $3.50
1915. Gamers and cutters. ii.5od f.s0,
bologna bulls. f3df.95; feeder steers
t3,50n7; medium and choice calves
100 lbs. down. ii0aii.so; 100 90 2gd
lbs. $500 SO. 200 lbs. up. ti7sn
$50.
Hogs Receipts. t.7ss. Market higher.
Medium 10 choico. 10000 lbs. $500
IT'S; s00-s50 lbs. f7a750; $50 lbs. up.
1851; packing smooth heavy. t5.75
ag.75: rough heavy. isas.7s. sInurii-
ter pigs. t7a77s: feeder pigs. te.sOa7.
sbeep-ftsceipts. i.2s2. Market higher.
Lambs. 50 lbs. down. medium choice
and good. ii2a1I25: oulis and COM
mon, fi0.b0di2. yenrling wethcrn. me-
dunn choice, all weights, tsaii.s0. old
wethers. i7ai0. ewes. medium to
choice '5as.
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WHEAT STRONG
IN TRADING
Corn and Oats Slump Be-
fore Big Movements

CHICAGO. March 3.-whcat closed
stronger and higher: corn and oats
lower on the board OF trade here to-
day.
Wheat received good support on
the possibility of President Coolidge
Announcing soon an Increase In tar
iff. together with export OF 900. 600
bushels OF Manitobas aud a plan ap-
proved Ia the house Go Use surplus
funds Of the alien property custodi-
an TO purchase American supplies
for Germany and Austria.
Corn was under pressure duo TO
hcavy Increase In visible supply and
liberal movement In all directions.
Visible supply totaied 1888. mn
bushois. Increase OF 3.652. 600.
Under the Influence OF corn. oats
fell off, speculative interest heinz
slow. Provislons closed irregular
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-04
Arrivals and Departures

Arrived-Maroh 4.-str. Emma Aie1-
snder from San Diego via ports at /
p m. ms Loeb Coil from Rotterdam
via ports. a. ! .. m: str LshirA from
Boston via ports. at 10 .. m: str Ed
ridge from Kobe via ports. at 10 a. M. .
str chincha fom New Yok via pots. at
rrss5o a. m: ctr capt. a. r. Lucas from
Richmond. at ass a. m. March 3.-8tr
wapannn from San Francisco, az D.
m; str Doyiestown from Los Angeles
via Gan Francisco, 81 p. M. str fyo
NaTu from Tacoma. ct $50 D. M. str
k.mpark from Scv FORK via ports. at
. T. str Alaska from Tacoma, at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-04
FIRMER TONE ON
Eco MARKET
Believe Quotations Are at
Bottom for Season

A nrmcr tone was noted In the
egg market Tuesday morning. With
bids 90 producers ruling AZ n cents
for extras cases returned. This
was said 20 be the direct result Of
early storing activities.
Quotat ms were ruling steady az
e ana - cents Tor extras. and IL
IN believed that the bottom hiss been
hit for tho season.
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Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. March s.-Foreign ar.
change opened lower. Sterling demand.
Hssi. francs. io.oii4m; lire. yo.ogso,
belgian. so.o3g2is. marks. 4.sso. O0o. 600 /.
600 to the dollar.
The foreign exchange market closed
down. Sterling demand. s42gh. off 4. .
francs. t0.0iio. Off so.000S. lire, yO.ots9l
OFF o.o0oi' Belgian francs. ,O.O.so. or
se,ooosis: marks, i.65o.o6o. ooo. 900: cher
voncts. s1s. shangal taol. 7e.. Yoke.
hama ycn. tils.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-04
LEGAL NOTICES
RESOLUTION NO. 7szs
PROPOSED AMENDMENT no. 4

RESOLUTION NO. 1873
PROPOSED AMENDMENT no. 3
A RESOLUTION AND PROPOSITION
20 amend Section OF Article TX
Of the City Charter Of the City 81
Seattle. and providing for the sub
mission OF such proposed amend.
rnent 10 the qualified electors Of
ssid city for their ratification or
rejection at the general municipal
election to be held therein on the
18th day Of March. 1924
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CIT
COUNCIL OF THE CITY or Sc
ATTLE.
That Section 8 OF Article TX OF the
City Charter OF the City OF Seattle
be amended TO read as follows:
Sec. s. There shall be City Tren-
urer. who shall. except a. other
officio tax collector. lie mAy sp-
point one Assistant City Treu.
urer. and. under Civil ssryits
rules. such other clerks or deputies
ss the City Council may authorlra
IN case Of the absence OF the clu
Treasurer from the city. or II fof
any cause the City Treasurer %
infhpnclihted from ncliu&s INT A.
sistant City Treasurer shall 81 -
City Treasurer and for The ucs
being enjoy ell his powers
AND BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED
that such proposed anne ndment =
submitted 10 the qualified electors
OF tho City OF Seattle for their rat-
tfication or rejection al the genei.
al municipal election 20 be held u
said city on the 18th day Of March
1924.
Passed the City Council the 18th day
OF December. 1874, and signed ~
me In open session In sutnenucss
ton OF It's passage this zftn Gay W
December. 1saa
c. b. FITZGERALD.
President or the City Council
Filed the 2fth day Of Decemnsf
1874.
II. w. CARROLL
City Comptroller and ex-offieis
City Clerk
BY e. II. STREET.
Deputy CLERK
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Chicago Board of Trade
Omaha Live Stock
Moniay's Ouotation.
Mondays Quotations

Cattle Hoccipts. S.be0. Tone OF market.
steady. YearlinEss, ie.75ai6; cows
aud heifcrs. $500 1880. steers. tg.ss
5 Etockcrs and feeders. sGdSbO. calves
10000. bulls and stays, si0Ggs.
IIogs-Iiccelpts. 1850. Tone OF market.
strong and ioc up, Bulk. f6.ssm7.Os:
top. t7.05.
sheep Receipts. $500. Tone OF market,
strong. YearIlngs isgIs.so. wethers
s776U1O.so.
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San Francisco Produce

i'ntier-Extras. iso 10. prime flrsts. ase
Eggs-EStras. &c dor: extra puliets.
p &c doE; underlined puilcts. ipc doz
'heese-CaliforniR fats. fancy. sic 10.
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Weather Bureau Report

TAToosH ISLAND. March - a. m
barometer rising. cloudy: wind north
east. miles an hour.
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DAIRY PRODUCTS
Prices Paid shippers
Buittrfai

bufifffaf-
A grade. Seattle delivery. 81
Eggs Fresh ranch. white shell -
Mixed eoi0Ts strsssssrtsss.s ~
puliets Observation-Disclosures .ig
Miik-cNt,. fob SEATTLE supply z4b
r. o. NJ esndsnnory ... AZ
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$40 p. m.
saiied-March 5.-s,r City Of Spokane
Tor Dairsn via ports. at 3 p. m. str
sudbury for Baltimore. via ports. 81 b:15
,. m.
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Liverpool Grain

Wheat Open High Low Cioac
Mar. as tSd as sAd o. d o. ..d
May. % Nd o. I'd gs IA as 4. a
July. ~ ss ss ii..d ss II ~
Oct. IS 1874 IS I'd So ioi.d SIS ioss d
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EDWIN J. BnowN

CLASS MINERAL PUNE HEALTH
SYSTEM. THE LATEST AND
BEST. RHEUMATISM. EEuRITx.
NERVOUSNESS RTIMrLATEs
THE CIRCULATION. INVEST
CATION INVITED. 1852 ltth
IA ft-s7Is. ! % 3. -.
PRIVATE home for eonfInemsnf.
terms reasonable. 1891 East Denny
way. IA st-i5s4.
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VEGETABLES

The prices given arc those made 70
retail dealers by wholesalers. Win a few
seasonal exceptions. prices 10 producers
can 10 figured b. dedpcting the cost OF
transportation 20 Seattle and npproIi-
frnteiy Is per cent for hauling. storage
nnh nelllnE cnat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-04
ShipNews
TIDES in Seattle
TUESDAY
MARCII A

First High Tide
$3.50 a m, i2.2 II.
First Low Tide
1881 a. m. 81 Il.
second High Tide
1850 .. IN. io.5 IT.
second Low Tide
1895 .. m. o. II.
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DAIRY PRODUCTS
POULTRY AND MEATS
Prlena Paid hhlpprrk

Ducks -T4vs. per lb..-.-....-+. 2.
Broiiers Per 10. .s.ss-.s...s+ "a
CaDons 1--we IA. per ID. ..s... a
Fancy D. D. sstss-rrs.sss.ss ~
Iisns Live, iis he and up. ~
Medium. live. 50 % - ibs "a
Light live. 20 ~ ibs..-.s IN
Ceree Live ...ss-..ssvs.sss.-+ ~
fancY dressed ..s...s-s..s.s+. ~
Belgian Hares-iAys .+........ .ifg N
dressed ss.s+s+sf.srssstsrt.s t4tu 81
TurissJs Fancy q. ,. young. $50 "a
boosters live. per h.. ~
HoEs-Choics. light ..-....... go ~
Choice heavy. 10000 lbs. .og8 .0i
tsai-Fancy milk, gg-I20 ihs.u .1tW ~
Heavy. medium quality ..... 81 . ~
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PERSONAL

NEED volunteer workers and
voluntary contributions for
my campaign % Offset funds
contributed By the Special In.
terfsts that are being used
against me. No one must give
either their time or money I'M
less they feel that II Ii FOR the
best interests u Seattle % Do
-. Report n the lady Escfs-
tary of my Campaign HEAD
quarters. Z2i Lyon Building.
but make cheeks out 10 ne
personally, as no funds viii b.
accepted unless ! know who
the contributors are.
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WEDNESDAY
MARCH 6

First High Tide
5lz3 a. m. i24 II.
FIRST Low Tide
1909 n. m. "a n.
second High Tide
3:I .. m, 10.e ~.
Second Low Tide
1903 p. m, % It.
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POULTRY AND MATS
rrise. Rand wholesaIs Dealer.

Ducks Jfosaed. per %. ....,.. 81
Capons ...-.............. .15a 81
usns Drcaaed, heavy .-....-.. $40 81
Dressed. light .'...+s....... .ztg 81
Lave. heavy .--r.ss+..s-rsss -
LIVE HIGHT fstFssst.t -sssssss ~
Broiiers Dressed. per ID. ...... a
Gsese Dressed. per ~. ..... ~
Turksys-Faney dressed sea-. ala 81
belgian mares-Lige per n .ii
Dressed, per ID, ...s-....... q
Cows Country aresscd. lb..... zee o.
IfoEs Fancy block .......... 100 Il
Nsal-FAncy. light ............ .igg Il
now oonInn -.............. %. D q
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Card OF THANKS

WE wish 10 express our alneefs an
probation for the many expre,.
rions ~ love and sgmpathy 81.
tended 70 uH by our friends Dur.
Ing our recent sorrow in the Ia,
81 VIE and m9ther MIt. GEORGE
" 1--we AID IAMlII
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Quotations at Union sfockJsrds
Receipts Tuesday =. m, ss7 cattle; %
hogs.
Cattle
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Cash Wheat

CHICAGO, sareh Cash whest-No.
hard. il.l2kQI1s,
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A u bNEhhL NOllNEo
WOOD-z70G Jackson. AARGAITT
y. WOOD age ~ years. beloved
mother Of ArH. william Mofriser
Shelton. wash grandmother N
Mirua wood Irvine and It0lsfs
Erickson members n sTEyEsf
RELIEF CDkFH 30 . ItJRRAfsp
CHAPTER. DfADE1 HEgEccI
LODGE.
Funeral announcement later. Hons
UNDERTAKING company
ATTENTION. y. a. " AEhIE NOT
JOffNHON-At the family resi4enes
1915 iuterlHkc ave, March z. 1921
ARTHUR T.. JOHNBON. beloved
husband Of Clara y. Wyiie John.
son.
Funeral hcryicea will be bsia
"wednesday, March 2, az z.70 D. h
~ the Blriiz Funeral parl0rs. updef
tho auHplceH Of q. y. y. Asrle 10. /
Members " above order and frienSs
invited - attend. Cremation.
BTOSE-Funeral rergices for LII
LIAM. wife 81 g. y stone. viii s.
held Thurfday, 1880 .. m. fross
l}ieitz Funeral puuDra. ais Riorsr.
TIA ~ friends Invited ~ attend
lutCrmfnt crown iIli ccmeferv
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RESOLUTION NO. 1881.
PROPOSED AMENDMENT NO. L

RESOLUTION NO. I6ZL
PROPOSED AMENDMENT NO. L
A RESOLUTION AND PRoPosrTI0N
TO amend Section OF Article "
OF the City Charter OF the City Of
Seattle. and providing for ..
submission OF such proposes
amendment TO the qualified elect
ors OF said city for their ratifics..
ton or rejection at the genera
municipal election to be hed
therein on the llth day OF Aareh
1884.
BE 1T RESOLVED By THE CIT
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF 81
ATTLE:
That Section 4 OF Article * Of ~
City Charter Of the City OF Seat.
tie. be amended TO read as follows
Sec. 4-He shall perform such oths
duties as this charter or the Cu
Council may direct. and may ~
point one chief deputy. and. uncE
civil service rules. such othe
deputies as the City Council nu
authorize. In case OF the ahsenes
OF the City Comptroller from ~
city. or II for any cause the GU
Comptroller be incapacitated lro1
acting, the chief deputy shall 81
as City Comptroller. and for ~
time being enjoy all his power
AND BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVE
that such proposed amendment y
submitted TO the qualified election
OF the City of Seattle for Their
ratification or rejection at -
general municipal election to y
held in said city on the 18th du
OF March. 1924
Passed the City Council the cath ~
Of December. 1898. and signed "
me in open session in authentice.
ton of Its passage this sith ~
OF December. 1898.
C. B. FITZGERALD.
President OF the City coupdL +
Filed the cath day Of December, IN
II. w. CARR0LL-
City Comptroller and ex-offieio c'3
Clerk.
BY Z. NJ. Street. DEPUTY. (
Date OF first publication Fsh
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Physlclaas, Surgeons
FUNERAL NOTICES

DIR AEgUH Suite 400 Pantsr.
Bldg Women.s ailments. disorasr
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motor and Red Crown gasoline in the
tank. Joe Bozzani.
To which the driver of the Over
land, model 81, winner of the class
la prize, adds:
The Overland 81 arrived at its des-
tination showing absolutely no use Of
oil. Gentlemen, l think Zerolene as a
lubricant is 1000 of all you claim it to
be, and l heartily recommend it for use
in all internal combustion motors
Romolo Bonaccini.
Here is what the drivers of the
two Oakland entries think of Zero
lene's performance:
Il know the big factor Zerolene lu-
IRRIGATION played in assisting me to win
the Enclosed Car Sweepstakes Cup and
Class Cup. as the records show the
Oakland sedan only consumed one pint
of oil in the 400 miles" AL. Peterson.
In the most severe Economy Run
] have ever driven. this years Los
Angeles Camp Curry Run, Zerolene
proved its worth inasmuch as the 400
miles covered in the run the Oakland
car was driving used no oil, and when
checked into Los Angeles, covering
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-26
WOULD PROTECT
STEELHEADS
Sportsmen's Association 10
Work for Legislation

strenuous efforts 10 obtain lesis.
lativc protection for steeihcad trout
wiz be made by Seattle sportsmen's
association at the next session OF the
state legislature.
The local organization, rs an ad'
vance campaign for legislative action.
Is planning a membership drive dur
ing its show week. July IL TO 10. tho
main object OF which Is TO secure
funds and friends TO assist In putting
tho desired measures thru at olym.
pia.
C. w. II. Hcideman. former federal
naturalist and biologist, and promi-
ncnt member Of tho sportsmcn's as
ISOLATION. explains tho necessity of
protecting the steelhead in Washing.
ton state.
Idaho. Montana. Wyoming. Ore.
gon and California all have laws pro-
tccting the king OF all game fish"
he says, while Washington stands
out alone.
III we would save the steelhcad,
the time has come when something
must be done In this state. Steel.
head trout must go 10 tho head.
waters OF our Coast streams TO
spawn.
Notwithstanding the fact that tho
steeIhead Is protected in California.
that state has found II necessary 10
invoke the aid OF an Initiative meas.
ure to be voted on in November in
order to secure the necessary author.
ity to make the Klamath river fish
refuge. TO enable Bteelheads and
other game fish TO ascend the river
to the spawning beds without run
ming the gauntlet OF commercial
fishermen. who have exploited that
stream rear the limit of extinction.
"Steelhead trout fishing Is exclu.
sive to streams entering the Pacific.
and unless restrictive measures are
secured in few short years the steel.
head will go the way Of the salmon.
into the gigantic NAV OF the trust"