The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-06-10

BARRED OUT
New Naturalization Law
Applied First
Time.

a part OF Chapter 1912 OF the Act
Of. the 57th Congress, 1898, relating TO
immigration. refers to the naturaliza-
ton Of aliens. Section 80 quoted below
is designed as a safeguard against the
n-aturaIizing of anarchists and that iIk.
as the law in the main was devised to
try.
Judge Estee yesterday took judicial
notice for the first time in this Terri
tory Of Section 80 Of Chapter 1912, which
is as follows:
Sec. SO. That no person who disbe-
lieves in or who is opposed to all or
ganized government, or who is a mem
Der of or affiliated with any organiza-
ton entertaining IND teaching such be-
lief in or opposition TO all organized
government. or who advocates or
| teaches the duty, necessity or propriety
of the unlawful ~assaulting or killing Of
any officer OF officers. either OF specific
individuals OF officers generally, Of the
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any other organized government. be-
cause Of his or their official charac-
ter. or who has violated any of the pro-
visions of this Act. shall be n-aturalized
or be made a citizen of the United
States. All courts and tribunals and
all judges and officers thereof having
Jurisdiction Of naturalization proceed
ings or duties to perform in regard
thereto shall, on the final application
for naturalization. make careful inquiry
into such matters, and before issuing
the final ride or certificate Of natural
ization cause TO be entered of record
the affidavit of the applicant and Of his
witnesses so far as applicable. reciting
and affirming the truth Of every mate
rial fact requisite for naturalization.
All final orders and certificates OF nat
u~ralization hereafter made shall show
on their face specifically that said afi-
davits were duly made and recorded,
and all orders n certificates that fail
to show such facts should be null and
void"
The remainder of the section provides
that any person who purposely pro-
cures naturalization in violation of the
provisions therein shall be ned not
more than FIVE thousand dollars, or
shall be imprisoned not less than one
nor more than ten years, or both, be-
sides having his naturalization declared
null and void; and that any person who
knowingly aids. advices or encourages
any such person to apply for OF TO Sc
cure naturalization. or gives false tes-
timony in the matter. shall be fined not
more than five thousand dollars, or i'm
prisoned not less than one nor more
than ten years. or both; also that the
provisions Of the Act. concerning nat
uralization should not be enforced I'M
til ninety days after the approval of
the Act.
Therefore. the provisions came into
effect on the third of June and Judge
Estee observed them yesterday in the
first naturalization case coming before
him since that date. All Territorial
courts having naturalization jurisdic-
ton. being the Supreme and Circuit
courts, are bound TO carry out the same
provisions whenever occasion arises.
Judge Estee required. in the initial
case, the filing and recording Of an
affidavit by the principal and his two
Witnesses as the law prescribes-