The Commonwealth. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1911-1914, 1913-02-21

w w Gray, Port Angeles No !, }.
NJ Salter. Everett Fifth Ward; w J.
Beard. Rosedole; Jas. Fullam, Buck
/ ley: A. j. Iato. Seattle No. 2 J. b.
straushaugh, Clipper; = A. Johnson,
Tacoma No. 9. a. l. Jones, Ent.at;
u. b. Davis. Touo; Frank Huehner,
Spokane Fifth Ward; IL. d. Hank
ness. Liberty, J. H. Hessong, Kapow-
sin. r. T.. Reding, Tacoma No 6; J. l..
pierson, Centerville; j. Conkle, Du-i
vail; Il. r. Jenkins, Everett Fourth
Ward: II. G.. White. Spokane First
Ward No. 2; oscar Perala, Aberdeen
No Q: J. r. Hazard, Everett Sec
ond Ward; e. III. Chambers, Republic;
J. Sekavec, Auburn, w. G. Pollen, Ro-
salia. II. c. Garletts, Bayview; NJ. L..
Strong, Coupeville; Carl J. H. Weber,
Colfax: W. +. Parks, Seattle Fifth
Ward: r. w. Thompson, Monroe; VIM.
Marttilla, Winlock No. 2; Jas. Chase,
Colville; II. 10. Banner, Puyallup; Geo.
A. Dial, Seattle Fifth Ward; G. G..
Severance, Echo Valley; W. II. Shock
ley Bismarck; Aug. Sarin, Seattle No.
2; J. 70. Johnson, Wilbur; J. Hietikko,
Spokane No 2; b. w. Brand, Chesaw;
Frank Warren, La Center; Il. b. Voigt,
Cheney; S. l.. Partlow, Woodland No.
2: ID. G. Buchanen, Mountainview;
Gates Avery, South Bay; G. 70. Briggs,
Edmonds Third Ward; r. G. Rogers,
Burlington; Jean Haskins, Leaven-
worth: W. Spohr, Mt Vernon; j. Kar-
tinen, Bangor; II. S. Crosby, Sequim;
Barney May, Irondale; J. o. Golden,
Seattle Fifth Ward; M. r. Giles,
Bremerton; Nels J. Classe, Ethel; w.
II. White, Lower Natchez; A. Lind
strom, Seattle Thirteenth Ward No.
2; G. Kreutziger, Lochsloy; d. B. Nc
MILAN, Bossburg; ]. w. Berkstesser,
Elberton; J. A. Johnson, Eden; l.. k.
Miller Tasoma No. s. J. |. Croft, Me-
dina; J. C. Dial, Seattle Precinct 279;
Chas. J. Bolton, Sultan; b. w. RUSSELL
Tacoma No l; w. r.. Westerman,
Olalla; Hanna Crosby, Oak Harbor.
Total voting yes on both questions,
90.
The following voted no on both
questions
p. Cory, Sedro-Woolley; Pratt, Port
Townsend Third Ward; Brown, Spo-
kane Third; Erickson, Spokane Fourth
Ward; Freeman, Tonasket; Manley,
Ten Mile; Lishty, Spokane Second;
Leaden, Deep Creek; Price, Outlook;
Lockwood, Midland. Total 10.
Wallace of Bellingham South did not
vote on the first question and voted
no on the second.
The Charter of Gig Harbor is there
fore revoked by a vote of so to 10.
Bellingham North lost it's charter by
vote of go to II.
The vote of the following were not
counted, their locals being in bad
standing:
Voting yes: Jensen, Silvana; Sam
Sadler, Seattle Third Ward No. l;
Prescott, Pomeroy; Bone, Tacoma No.
2; Tanska, Ballard; Mcdonald, Te-
nino; Young, Mossyrock; Murphy,
Maiden; Anderson, Darlington; Pen
nington, Yale. Total 10.
Voting no: Goldbach of Bothell.
Two ballots were not signed.
That the above is a correct count is
hereby attested: Joseph DISTANT, mem
Der of Everett Third Ward; A. o.
Haugen, member of Everett Fourth
Ward; Carl Ulonska, member of Ev-
erett Second Ward.
Tally of State Committee Referen-
DUN no. /, 1918:
Shall Martin be engaged as organ
izer?
voted yes:
w. -Shockley, Bismarck; E. E.
Boldly, Wickersham; J. L. Freeman,
Tonasket; A. Oberg, Havillah; R. G.
Rogers, Burlington; A. M. White,
Meyers Falls; Max Vetter, Machias;
B. Bartlett, Edmonds Second Ward;
S. P. Walsh, Anacortes; A. H. Forest,
Charleston; B. w. Brand, Chesaw; j..
e. Johnson, Wilbur; G. Puderbaugh,
Kennewick: ]. w. Grover, Medical
Lake; Mcmillan, Bossburg; Berks-
tresser, Elberton; A. G. Hanson, Glen
wood Chambers, Republic; Hilton,
Bellingham South; Jones, Entiat; w.
S. Kirk, Pasco; Voigt, Cheney; Man
ley, Ten Mile; Buchanan, Mt. View;
Chase, Colville; Marshall, Lind; Hank
ness, Hillyard; Price, Outlook; Teresa
Wood, NAL; Skarp, Seattle No. 2;
White, Spokane First Ward No. 2;
Lichty, Spokane Second Ward; Brown,
Spokane Third Ward; Erickson, Spo-
kane Fourth Ward; Manninen, Spo-
kane No. 2. Total 80.
The following voted no:
Hunt, Dayton; Kreutzigef, Lochsloy;
Lockwood, Midland; Weller Delphi;
Croft, Medina; Strausbaugh, Clipper;
Martilla, Winlock No 2; Weber, Col
fax; Strong, Coupeville; Pollin, Ros-
ALA; Green, Rosedale; Classe, Ethel;
thinner, Ferndale; Carr, Kelso; Gray,
Port Angeles No. 1 Daniels, Juanita
No. 1; Storrs, Anti-War; Garletts,
Bayview; Jacobsen, Manette; Menke,
Bow; Crosby, Oak Harbor; Coles,
Echo Valley; Garrett, Puyallup; Farms
worth, Puyallup; Dover, Sequim;
White, Lower Natchez; Heino, Wilke-
son No. 2; Brown, Algona; May, Iron
dale; Stevenson, Orting; Wanhope,
MAIL; Hesong, Kapowsin; Spohr,
Mt. Vernon; Gates, Charter Oak;
Pullman, Buckley; Williamson, Olym-
pia; Richards, Auburn; Hardness,
Liberty; Lighted Low Gap; Wren
Goldbar; Hunt Millville; Bolton, Sui
tan; Livermore, Home Acres; Las
sila, Wilkeson No. 2; Nimela, Wilke-
son No. 2; Thompson, Monroe; Briggs,
Edmonds Third Ward; Lent, Bremen
ton; Giles, Bremerton; Hoover, Brem-
erton Culp, Woodland No. 1; Part
low Woodland No. 2; Vanderslus,
Spokane Fifth Ward No. 8; Landolf
Spokane Fifth Ward No. /; Layman