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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-07
Special Notices.

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Well digging, testing mineral and
foundation. xi0 Occidental NV
Phone Elliott fstT J. y. A. swan
son.
The next meeting Of the Washington
state Board ~ Dental Examiners
VIII BIO held IN spokane November
7. 1919,
hhtrtwniats Numbered at reasonable
prices, All work guaranteed. We
call for and deliver. No laundry.
Phone BearAn ross
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Water Front

Is AeREs WATER TRoNT. siloo
Only s400. balance easy. It's on
county road. and has nice creek
through Il. All fine soil. grand
view, Y mile to school. lots of
2. van Arsdale q Co. 1909 Third Ay.
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. lbs. ground chocolate. 1906 400
can clans. 100; pkgs. macaroni or
vermicelii. iso; iowa creamery but
ter. "a nc ID. 400 can sliced pine
apple, ibc, 2bo bottles catsup. sbol
a boxes matches. ioc: 100 cans
salmon, fbc; 10 lbs. sugar. u; 10
ibs. sugar 500 with 4oc order OF tens
or coffees; 10 bars laundry soap, ssc;
I bars Eaptha soap. use; zoe can
shad, loo, lbs. ~. Y. cheese, bbc.
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was tho collection from tho Wood
land Park Methodist church for the
evening service.
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VIII pay $50 cash and not to exceed
tlD month for 5-rocm cottage.
Address Sci. care Star.
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For Sale--Furniture.

lrs- ~e~>~>~c~e~~~~~-~s>s~~4~
~ saIe. lzs8 cash and terms. 9
s 49, n ahd basement best location
inOu. wv @s@N-
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Homesteads.

N~~~~~~~~e~~~~~~~ ~~~~r>~~~-~~D>~
Homestead or desert claim reiinquish-
ment. Eastern Washington fruit
belt Greatest bargain ever OF
fered. Thomas Craig. 1897 Third av
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For SaIe--Wood and Coal.
Patent dust pan with first load coal
MsInMrlshi q Mcfsod. Phones izis
Wanted 10 Buy---Eurnitura

wSnt foass z 6fffess l2afH1lf1Ssc1 III.
oips9n chandler, SO Pike. NJ. szz7.
a2deTn Eurn. Co, tis Pike. III e6fa-
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Exchange = Real Estate

-
Exchange - Real Estate
N~N~o~~~~T~o-~~
NEED A SEATTLE HOME
For n good or 7-rOom modern
home. worth 1880. will trade you
acres on Holmes Harbor. all ia
fruit and berries, small hotel. 4
room house and chicken houses. All
fenced. street on three sides.
30 acres good bottom land, near ~ =
mOndH. on county road. Price tib0
por acre. part trade
SCHROEDER
s2s Liberty bldg.
Groom strictly modern house. full
cement basement, hot water FUR
mace. hardwood floors. view unO0-
structlhie, lot 4zNJO. I block or
scar line. Price $1,000. mortgage
~, 600. Exchange equity for free
and clear yBsanf ses Asesfe
We exchange anything. everything.
anywhere. SEQ Us
MULLIN BROS LAND co.
Main 1917. s27 Northern Bank Bldg
bAftABoo. Wis., to-foot lot. Broom
house and barn. 10 trade for se-
attic lots or TO 10-acre tracts.
4717 Rainier av.
We exchange evhrytbing everywhere
At any time. II your price IL right.
Real Estate Exchange. bz0-tzi
Lumber EkchanHs.
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City Real Estafe.

N>>~c~.~~-<~~-~~~~ ~~~~~~~N~~~~
NICE GROOM MODERN COTTAGE
On corner i0t. half cement basement /,
blocks Of good car lines and
school Price is cut 90 $500,
terms 400 cash, balance 40 and
intsreht per cent Ree woodland
Ihrk bungalow Co, BSth and Phfn-
9ey AZ. Phone Ballard 1905.
YOnH CHANCE
~ Auburn fgxlg2- foot lots. csufax
of town, 1910. No Interest ~
taNes. Homes building fast 40
cash. " monthly This property liz
increasing 10 value daily. Hes m.
Ole Hhnsgn 4 Co. New York Blk.
Big close IN bargain, new Groom
modern bungalow, improvements
IN ana paid, Only 81 900, 400
cash, balance go per month. In
eludinR Interest Elliott z253.
VIEW HOME FOR 1850
Within = blocks OF Lake washing
ton, with a fine View Of Seattle.
new house. with lots, fenced.
chicken house, barn for 2 horses
and cow. fine view Of lake.
Terms tTb cash and $40 a month.
burke Farrar. 100 Cherry St.
a beautiful lot near Raysnna park.
We cash. Queen Anne t0s.
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Business Chances.


Business Chances.
>~s~~~-~.~4r~~~~@~0~~ ~s~S>~~r~r~~Sr~>~~~
store TO rent. meat market fixtures.
II desired. last tenant years
tsicknsssl. Month rent free on
lease. Under Crockett Apartments.
Crockett st. corner sixth av. w.
West Queen Ammo car.
For sale. furniture OF a small apart
ment house, rent $40. 90 per month.
paved district. half block from
car: can make your rent and liv.
ing and some more. Gabel. toz
Arcade.
Restaurant. located cioselto Pike and
Fourth av.. very cheap rent. one
OF tho best equipped small places
IN city: 5000. owner has other
business in California. x-iso,
care star.
Wanted-Party 70 take fun charge
OF real estate office. good terms.
Inquire Pioneer Loan n Trust Co.,
202-s Metropole Bldg. Second ana
ycsler.
$3.50. 90 will handle a good paying
business for a lady. well establish :
ed pleasant work. For particu-
lars write x-s06, The star.
Sell or trade first class restaurant.
1s tables. on First av. Address
K-fOO, Star.
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Acreage.
FRUITS BACK BERRIES
GRAINS TO THE DAIRY ING
POULTRY LAND VEo'ADiES

There IL offered you through this
office an easy chance 20 get back
10 the land--Weatern Washington
land that ~ adapted to general
farmina-land that is located on
main county roads, telephone, "
n. D., railroad and best Vf mar
kets---iand that q productive. Inn
proved farms on all sides tell The
true story. These farms show
that deep. black loan. free from
rock and gravel. In the Kind OF soil
you should own. Not TO buy ts
the only mistake you can make
regarding tbis proposition. An
expert, alter examining this land,
said. This IL the best fruit and
berry district Ia western Waah-
inE,on. and your land Is Just ike
a Gift at thu price you ask
5, 10, so. t0-acre tracts At much less
than their value. on easy terms.
why not be one OF the buyers who
will make money out OF the IN.
crease In value Of this property
Call or write for full INFORMATION
RAY BROUiLIET a CO.
428 Bailey BidE
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Help Wanted--MaIe
wANTED--Msn ana women 20
learn the barber trade; wages
paid while learning. Call or writs
NATIONAL BARBER COLLEGE
High Grade School.
~ Washington "a
Wanted-coal minera. pick mine. ali
winters job. Call NJ room 2iD
Shirley hotel. 1915 Firth av. sac
n, m. 10 9 y, m,
WHY does Lundquist sell SIS suits
for flbf BECAUHE HE BELLS
THEM uPBTAIRB Room 7os EN-
preaa Theatre building.
La borera wanted for Copper River
n Northwestern railroad IN Alas
ka Fars paid. Apply room 3.
Wanted--i3oy TO run elevator. also
man 10 candle eggs Kiock Pro-
duce Co, Columbia and Western.
t.earn 10 be a good bsrher at
hOlEH BARBER COLLEGE
1zo occideptai Ave.
fatea Hotel. Sixth aud Pine. Free
bath and phora ti.ss week up.
fay II saw II In The star.
kavanauKh.. ~ 90 Hats. llls list az.
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Help Wnntcd--Fcmalc

Help Wantcd--Female
NNS~~~@~-~~~e~e~-~~> ~~~r@>1~e4>>~~~~~e~~~~
Wanfed---youpg wemsn. sither e.
perisnccd or inexperienced. TO
ply 10 lies trd ay. or 1910 iith
sy, The Pacific Tsi.phons and
Wanted-tiood cook Tor general
h0unework. first hill. two fl fam
iiy. Main 1905
Free Instruments. mandolin. guitar.
banjo. sykes Music school. $40
Peoples Hank bldg.
ttBn--IfOT POINT fRONkr-ta
EVEHrTHIkO ELEcTRfcAL
Sound Electric Co 1910 first Az
Elite Wet Wash Laundry. ballard
300
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BE THE FIRST

BE The FIRST
fe-acre farm for sago. 80 cash and
o. per month, miles from Cen
cleared. rieh garden loan. abso-
iutoly no rock or gravel, close g
up.to.date new school fine roads
and ia a fine neighborhood. Bs
the first 90 get e.
SOUTHWEST
WASHINGTON LAND COMPANY,
INC.
ses second Az. Room 10 Downs Bid,
Phone Main 51os.
s. ACRES FOR tsBe
on good road, about miles from
ing. an ideal location for fruit,
berry and poultry ranch, being
close In. 80 that one can sell direct
70 the consumer Rem.meer. :
and $40 month To see this
place. take Madison car and
county ferry or steamer urania
(is trips daily 10 Burke a Far
rar's office In Kirkland or call los
Cherry 81,
HERE Is AN OPPORTUNITY
That does not present itself once IN
a thousand years Conditions and
circumstances compel the owner OF
this 100 acres wheat land In Crook
county. oregon, TO sacrifice for the
pnltry price OF sT.5o per acre on
very easy terms. This price Is
ridicuioueiy low. cheaper than you
can homestead Come and talk
with us about IL at 205 Liberty
Bldg, opposite postoffice.
BUYS THAT STAND INSPECTION
~ acres AZ Seattle Heights. ssSs,
only ti0o cash. Quarter acres here
sell at $3.50.
acres, near car line, between Sc
attic Heights and suhstation
tf.ieo. 900 cash. balance your
way.
GIIFnCHf7
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cHuRcHII.L


N4hrt tHRts
b& ACRES FOR $500
On good road. 1 y miles from Lake
Washington and boat landing.
good rich soil for fruits. potatoes
berries and poultry. Five minutes
walk TO school. Terms $50 cash,
$40 month. To see this land
ferry or steamer Urania tis trips
daily to Burke q Farrar's office
In Kirkland, or call i0s Cherry ST
RANCH FOR OLD PEOPLE
On good road close to the ferry
wharf az kirkland, ! have little
improved ranch which Is ideally
located for an old couple or some
body who has to work In Seattle
Part Of the place IL under cultiva.
tion. good new house, hon house
with hens, fine well. Price 81 SOC,
some cash down. balance $40 a
month. Mr.. Hackworth, on ferry
wharf at Kirkland.
SNOHOMfsH COUNTY ACREAGE
10 acres OF rich level fertile land
for 5000. Easy terms. Close "a
school. markets. etc. Better see
this tract at once. ole Hanson a
Co. New York Block.
LITTLE FARM
s ssrss nice y, home 80. ssede an flowers
anco easy terms.
WHfDBY ISLAND
Box ~. Langley, Wash.
IS ACRES RICH SOIL. s5s5
$50 cash and $40 per month. no
gravel. all fine shot clay loam
fine for fruit, berries and clover
close to school. fine Wow over the
Sound.
p. Van Arsdale q Co. 1909 Third Av
ACRES FOR $1,000
North OF city. close to Lake Wash
tngton, new road being built, easy
terms. See this tract. Crossed by
running stream. Rich black soil
ole Hanson \ Co, New York Blk
. ACRES FOR 1850
$40 cash secures n splendid 5-acrs
tract. with fine view OF salt water
This land suitable for chicken
ranch. ole Hanson a Co.. owners
New York Block.
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Apartments for Rent.

Apartments Tor Rent.
The Wellington. 1904 Jackson at.
medsrn. Il. rooms steam heated:
ranges. private baths. lockers.
elrrtrfr washer electric sweeper.
SIS and up Janitor
Groom apartmsnta furnished OF UNI
furnished. gas range. t.to ~.
Phone Crockett Apta Crockett
corner Sixth Az. West Queen
Anne car.
-Four oatside rooms. private buffet
kitrherette. laundry trays. private
stairs. Main sst2
Copeland Court 1905 Minor. rooms
Furnished. t10: phone. iiFhi $40
Esrslsior Aptw.- Furnished nnd On.
furnished sth and PIKE. MAin fssi
81 IAwrenc.. lEosM tth~-Comfort-
abie. CLOSE u. Maln IssI til up.
Furnished Rooms.
~.--e~-~~o~rsr> -es>~.-.>~---r>>> -~>~~|-~.>es
Completely fnrnishsa a. Groom fiat.
HOTEL Rhode Island. 80 virginia ct
HOTEL Rainisr. les Main at. brick
building rates SOC and up Bath.
GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL. iiisH
First--uates soc daily and up.
Rooms ske ard soc. tgs si1th ay.
Housekeeping Rooms.
s~~~o~~~~~~.~<~-4~~~~N l~s-~~~s~s~s~~~~~~~~~
Housekeeping rooms. kitchen and
living room. coal range. gas seF
Madison 81.
OLYMPIC APTs.. soie Western ~.
Single rooms. ttsko up; sstta
os.co up. Near public market
Furnished housekosplng rooms.
Queen Anne 7ios.
chsap. we'll furnished transient and
housekeeping rooms at SIS Howell
Furnished housekeeping rooms, ti.9n
per week. 1919 rikeNt Ellictt tiisw
Earle. single u. K. rooms. 1i1 Marion
Hotels and Lodging Houses
HOTEL CIARENDOS-fi1 eth av.
g. Rooms SOC and 7bc. Elliott kt2i J.
HOTEL OXFORD. 1870 LIST ay.. mod
ern. rates e3.bo per week and up
Darlington. 1914 Second ~ week
up.
ROYAL HOTEI~--4of fifth av. 1se
70 Toe night: si.7s 20 q week.
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a beautiful lot near Raysnna park.
f50 cash. Queen Anne fOs
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CSf~N~e~se~ese~~~ee~~~e<S -c~e~~~~rSr~S~rSr<~~~>
Want Employment by one-ieg-
Eed man handy at any work. Ill
llott 1871.
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when aeting under Article XVII.
should act without such ofncials A.
aida But ne power for and duty 81
having such omcials and aids and for
determining the membership % beth
houses can only be found IN the iegis-
lative and other articles % the con-
stitution. This necessary tnter.rela-
ton o. the seventeenth article with
other articles makes the position Of
the appellant untsnable.
Resolution Net Signed.
u does not appear that house joint
resolution No. go. proposing en-
amendment 20 the state constitution
was signed By the presiding oficer Of
the senate Or By the presiding oficeg
~ the house Of Representatives Or -
the secretary % the senate or hy tas
clerk % the house % representatives
The failure % the legislature 10 have
authenticated BY the signatures ~ lts
constitutional officers. and a. have hied
win the secretary % state IN ~
usual way. house point resolution No
ga. IL evidences that the two houses
did not regard the resolution a. hav-
ing been nnaily agreed to- within the
meaning % tAs constitution. AZ such
Joint resolution vas not 80 agreed q
b. each % the two houses % the legis.
lature 80 to entitie h 20 due authenti.
cation and publication and Submission
20 the electors % the state &c a duiy
proposed amendment 90 the conrtifm-
ton. q r. not necessary q Determine
here whetaer the constitution contem.
plates a. an essential requisite. thai
the presiding oficers ~ the two houses
and the secretary % the senate ant
the clerk % the house ~ represents
tlres shall niEn al Joint resolution
duly agreed 20 ~ each house 60 pro.
posed amendments 20 the constitution
That such ioint resolutions that havs
been duly agreed - b. each hous,
should 10 suthenticate9 BY the sigma.
lures % the ofacers ~ each house men
toned IN the constitution seems % -
required ~ considerations - orderi,
procedure % secure certainty and 70
sponsibiiity IN such matters. n not 70
qulred expressly or impiiedlv - m.
prohibitorr amendment cases. "a Kan
sas. zoe.
In view ~ the unusual circum
stances ~ this case and - the Rrea
Importance % the public n the cues
tions involved. ne think the parties Z.
this litigation are % be commended
both for taking TIE proceedings TIA
have brought these unusual question:
before the courts for determination
and FOR the great ability with vhie'
their counsel have presented them q
this court
Supersedeaa denied.
Taylor and Hocksr. J. J.. concur.
TIE Dissenting Opinion.
Justice cockreii prepared the dis
aeniinn opinion. - which Justic
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HON. EMMETT WILSON TO
THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS
NOMINEE FoR CONGRESS ASKS
Al DEMOCRATS TO wore AND
TO voTE ron EVERY DEMO.
CRATIC CANDIDATE ON rHE
TICKET.

To the Democratic Voters.
! have been asked 90 aay something
relative 20 the election which win be
held nex Tuesday. November SIN. for
the election ~ President. Members
81 ConEresa and state ofnees. ! have
been a close observes % the national
situation. and believe that the Dem
ocrats win Woodrow Wilson ieading
them win win a magnificent victory
next Tuesday The force ahat com
relled the nomination % Woodrow
Wilson came directly from the people
the same force viii make him Presi-
dent 81 the United states.
The state ticket IT.. 81 course. safe
want % urge the people 20 acquaini
themselves with the names 81 the
Democratic Electors. that there may
&c NJ mistake IN voting the tickle
The name ~ Woodrow Wilson win not
appear on the ballot. 10 vote for him
you must know the names 81 the aix
Presidential Electors.
have another suggestion % make
and u II. All TIE Democrats In Florida
should - out neat Tuesday and vote
for the Democratic nominees. Whethef
your man was nominated OF not you
are bound morally 60 support the nom
inee ~ the primary. TO scratch the
ticket or STAY nWat from the polls be
cause your favorite $50 not nominated
Is q great moral nrong. and I hope
some day that ID utl 10 q lsrai wrunr
for which there might he some Grimm.
81 punishment ] % not believe theirs
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Tearing hts shirt from he hmeh an
Ohio man nawwed a train and saved 4
from = wreck but H r. Aston. nal
eiHh. y. g.. once prevented = wfeck
with Electric nltterm Il YES IN = ter
rlhle plight when 7 homan 20 use them.
he writes. my stomach. head. hack
and Kidneys we're al badly affected
ana my liver vas in had condition. but
four bottles 81 NJ sctric nittcrm mads
me FEEL Iike a new man" A trial will
convince you ~ their matehleaa merit
for any stomach. liver cr kidney
trouble. Price so cents a. w. A. DIAL
embcrten tAdv~rtlnement.l
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amendment. the courts would then be
open 10 any one. upon a showing that
Re VAS iniuriouHly affected thereby.
and then and not until then. In my
opinion. should the courts interpose
their views
Nay Never Gene W.
A 20 whether the senate could and
did destroy The eject ~ lee recorded
vote upon the amendment properly
passed b. tho house and submitted a
o.. 40 nor see that I can nov decide
judiciaily and the action ~ the ma
iority ~ the court has rendered q
hiEhlY improhahls that the question
vii ever again come befare az. ] may,
however. suggest an analogy from Tire
history ~ eur country. TIE adoption
~ ths war amendments % the federal
constitution has been accspted upon
tire theorv that when a state iemfala-
ture once approved them. Il could not
reHCind ga action. even before TIE prs
posed amendment had been ratified ~
sufncient number ~ states 20 -
come part ~ the constitution. F.r
the present discussion u sufncen rne
r. say that ere two houses ~ the F1cr-
ida legislature have p.aced the sawe
proposal FOR an amendment upon 'se
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shackiefora concurred. ana l. a. fol-
lows
While doubtlng the usefulness o.
dissenting opinions ! feel BE- my duty
20 state briefly some - the reasons
impeliing me 20 vote for a auperse-
IDEAS en- this appeal
IRE maturity opinion win probably
have the practical effect 81 preventing
a vote upon this proposed amendment
and upholds ar Injunction upon = hii
which appears 20 me 30 be premature
and defective both IN subject matter
and parties The opinion win proba-
bly, deprive the people ~ an oppor-
tunity 90 accept or reject the amend
menf. and any serious doubts ! might
entertain upon any % ms objections
% the hill would cause me 70 with
hold the iniunctive arm % the court
until the question might he properly
and orderly presented Tor decision.
cevsrner Has Ne Status.
I do not see that the governor in bis
onicial capacity has any status n the
case. there - a marked distinction be-
tween what initial STEPS be may com
pei 90 be done. IN order that certain
rights % the people mas be put In
motion. a. without which steps they
are forever remedies. and the stop
page 81 an act the results 81 which
may he rcmedied On ire future ~ any
private citizen-
A a taxpayer he has No equity here
The INJURY. n any. a. 10 which the hili
r. not clear. has been largely com
plefed. in 80 far 80 the publication is
complained ~. and there IL no shown :
that TIE certincaficn 10 the various
county commissioners would entail eH-
pense.
Tt ia ffm -uit - see how TIE inlunc-
tion. unless 20 BE- through ths sweep
ing language - TIE majority opinion.
would really affect the result desired
~ the complainant q could hardly
Z he questioned. that the vote % tNr
people would be iust - effective
should the secretary 81 ststc far 81
certify the amendment on should the
advertisement fail two 81 three weeks
short ~ the taree months mentioned
7 In the constitution. TIE county com
I missioners % the several counties al
I tend % the printing 81 the ballots. and
/ they might obtain copies % the FRO.
posed amendments from tAe pablo
I journals Of the tWo houses of the leg
l islature. - it would seen clear that
I the oniy onccra whose action r. nov
I requisite and necessary 40 complets
Z the submission ~ the amendment
proposed By fhc legislature. are not
parties 90 and therefore bound ~ thi'
u iniunction-ct the real object ~ thii
hNn H. 20 have Az stop the county
I commissioner from printing M
/ amendments upon the ballot.
W % the People.
( arr much impressed - the rca
soninE - the Colorado court IN IN,
/ case cited On Tire majority opinion
Z The legislature and the people. IN a.,
matter ~ these amendments. arr
treated as two legislative bodies. and
q was heid hy that court that a.,
coerts should not interfere during M
formative period ~ legislation. Mon
oonstat the other body. the people
may vote down the proposal. eithei
because they d. not approve ~ ths
method 81 proposal ~ upon - merits
! should however the people adopt an,
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respective Journals with the REQUESTS
number % Affirmative votes. and tat
the power - one OF these bodies 70
rcscind see action. a power asserted
not under the amendment articles a.
self bat under other provisions q the
constitution. 10 % TOO crave doubt 90
authorize mo 70 refuse a Eupersedeas
20 an injunction upon . hii 90 pres
nant sits objections a. IL the ere nos
before um
shaeklsford. >. ooncurs -
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are any citizsns vho pnrticiuatsa h.
the Democratic primary Who would h
EuiltY ~ such a dereiirtion % duty
Another suggestion I may make "a
that the larger majority you Hive your
candidates ESPECIALLY Conrressionai
candidatesl. the more prestige n Hivss
un when We hegin 90 % the work for
which you eiectsd us.
Let every Democratic voter in the
state ~ Florida feel that n h his
especial duty - 30 10 the polls nest
Tuesday and cast his ballot Cor the
Democratic nominees. and when this
IL done We wiil en- be- happy
EMMETT WILSON.
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IRE PEOPLE ~ ERE state have = right
go amend their constitution end they
nlso have right % require proposed
amendments - BE- aEreed 90 and sub
A. ttea for adoption in ire manner pre-
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1912-05-16

Prohibiting the keeping of houses of
prostitution or designation at any
place in the Parish of Caddo out
side the limits OF any incorporated
city, town or village, and provid-
ing punishment therefor.
Be it ordained by the Police Jury
of the Parish Of Caddo, in regular
session convened, that it shall be I'M
lawful for any person to be propri-
etor or inmate of any house of pub
lie prostitution or designation in the
Parish of Caddo outside the limits
of anyfneorporated city, town or
village.
Be it further ordained, ETC., that
any person who shall violate the
provisions of this ordinance shaffbe
fined not less than ten dollars nor
more than one hundred dollars, or
be imprisoned not less than ten nor
more than thirty days, or both, in
the discretion of the court.
On motion of Mr.. Burney the.
above ordinance was UNANIMOUSLY
adopted.
This 9th day Of May 1912
w. Z. CRAWFORD, tPres.
a. Il DURINGER, Clerk.