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$7,0s5 PAID FOR CABINET.
Handsome objects of Art Disposed or
at Christie's.

LONDON. July 6.-At a sale OF objects OF
art at Chrlstie's to-day boxwod cabinet
OF architectural design. with folding doors
enclosing drawers and cupboard. the
whole deliberately carved inside and out
with scenes from the lives OF David and
Saul, OF the late sixteenth century sold for
f1,4l7 SZ0s5).
German table clock In copper gilt
case OF architectural design, chased with
figures OF Juno and other female figures
in relief on ground OF engraved strap
work. with hunting scenes among scroll
foliage, dated 1863. brought 1898 s2,os0).
A pair Of Italian bronze andirons with
figures Of Mars and Minerva and scroll
plinths modelled with figures OF nymphs
and cuplds. sixteenth century. sold for
1885 t1.6so).
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-07
BEECHAM BUYS CONVENT GARDEN.
zig London Estate Purchased by the
Pill Maker.
specid, Gable Despotch TO Tn, SIN

Special Gable Despofch 10 The suS
LONDON, July 6.-The deal engineered
by Sir Joseph Beechan,. the pill manufac-
turer' Tor the purchase OF the Covent Gar
den estate OF the Duke OF Bedford, which
was bought by Mr.. Mallaby- Deeiey, NJ. r..
last December for about $4,000, 900. has
been completed.
The negotiations for the repurchase OF
TINS great estate. which includes many
hotels and theatres In the heart Of Lon
don. have been going on for several weeks.
as already cabed to THE Sun. The an.
nouncement to-day says these negotiations
have been concluded with the consent OF
Mr. Mallsby- Deeiey."
The price paid for the property has no,
been revealed. Alexander l.. ormrod. a
stock broker OF Manchester, Is associated
with Sir Joseph Beecham In the transac-
ton.
The estate, which was purchased By Mr..
Mal;aby-Deeley last December. covers
nineteen acres and includes twenty FIVE
streets and nine courts" There are
about $50 buildings included. among which
are the Covent Garden Market. the Drury
Lane Theatre. the Royal (Covent Garden)
Opera House. the Aldwych Theatre. the
Strand Theatre. the Lyceum Theatre. the
National Sporting Club. the Waldorf and
other hotels and Bow street police court.
AT the time OF the sale by the Duke Of
Bedford II was said that he had sold the
property because of the land legislation
introduced by Chancellor OF the Excheauer
Lloyd George.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-07
AUTO TOUR TO COAST DROPPED.
But American A. A. VIII Aid Menu
bers Going to Exposition.

MAPLEwooD, N. H.. July 6.--Gov. Fell
ker OF New Hampshire officially well
coined the members of the American Au-
tomobile Association 10 the Granite State
this afternoon when he opened the good
roads session of the midsummer meet ing.
State Highway Commissioners Percy
Hooker OF New Hampshire and Charles
i. Gates of Vermont, cx-Congressman
Samuel L.. Powers of Massa chusetis. and
Paul ID. Sargent. state Highway Engineer
of Maine, also addressed the tourists who
had gathered from eleven States.
1t was decided to abandon the proposed
transcontlnental tour next year. which
was ito terminate at the San Francisco
exposition grounds. Instead circulas Of
information and arrangements for hotel
accommodations Ell route will aid men,
bers undertaking the trip. Places OF
rendezvous are to be established at san
Francisco. Los Angleses and Seattle, at
which members will gather for tours.
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RHODES SCHOLARSHIP CHANGES
New Delegation TO He Sent to Ok
ford Each Year.

LONDON, July Ga change In the
method OF electins Rhodes scholars for
Ne purpose of bringing a new delegation
to oxford each year instead as now.
of introducing new scholars two years
running and skipping third year. was an
nourced to-day by the trustees OF the
Rhodes fund.
be chosen annually from two-thirds OF the
States. The sixteen States to be omitted
in 1916 are Arizona, Delaware. Florida,
Idaho. louisiana Montana, Nevada, New
Mexico. North Carolina, North Dakota
Oklahoma, South Carolina, South Da-
kota, Utah, West Virginia and Wyoming
Scholars from these States will be
chosen the following year and another
sixteen States will be omitted.
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FLASHES FROM THE CABLE.

LoNpoN-The body OF Sir Denis An
son. who jumped into the Thames on
Friday morning last, after gay night
party, was recovered.
CHRIsTIANIA.-The Norwegian Parlia-
ment voted an appropriation OF $4,000
to cover the expenses OF the Nor wegian
official exhibit at the Panama-Pacifc ex-
position at San Francisco, and a further
$4,000 for the sending OF Norwegian
cruiser to represent the nation at the
opening OF the Panama Canal
WILLEMsTAD--Gen. Leopoldo Baptista,
who fled from Venezuela, where he was
Secretary-General to eX-Presidont Gomez,
left here on board the steamer Caracas.
duo July . in New York, on his way TO
Europe.
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MISSING GEMS FOUND ON BUSH.
Jewels Believed Lost In waldorf
Are Discovered In Hollis, l.. I.

+. J. Murdoch OF 81. Paul. Mimi, went
to II. l.. Stewart. manager OF the Waldorf
where Mr.. Murdoch Is staying. yesterday
and told him that Mrs Murdoch had lost
a watch studded with diamonds. and other
gems. Mr. Stewart put his detectives at
work on all the clues he could think or
but they did not uncover anything
A little later In the afternoon a tele-
phone call came to Mr.. Stewart from
i lliswood Hall. at Hollis, l.. l. The
manager, Mr.. Tench. said he wanted Mr.
and Mrs. Murdoch to know that he picked
up there a watch and necklace which he
had seen Mrs. Murdoch wear. He said he
would bring them up to New York In his
machine. They were delivered in short
time.
Mr.. Tench found the watch and neck
lace hanging on the lower branches of
crimson rambler rose bush in front Of
Holliswood Hall. Their value is about
$4,000.
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$4,000 IN REDMOND'S ARMY.
Army Sergeant Arrested for Teach
ing Volunteers to shoot.
Special Gable Despatch TO Tine Suy.

LONDON, July "A despatch from En-
h'sklllen TO the Times says a sergeant
on the Bedfordshire regiment at Omagh
mas been arrested on information fur
mshed by the constabulary on charge
or lnstructing the Nationalist Volunteers
IN revolver firing. He will be tried by
district court-martial.
The Times estimates that the number
M Nationalist Volunteers on July was
loJ,ooO men. There are S91 drill
centres
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GIFT FOR BOSTON CHAMBER.
s"'ish Commerce Delegates Present
McmcptO of Their 1919 Visit.

LONDON, July G.--Thc British dclega-
co" 10 the International Congress OF
MANNERS of Commerce in Boston in 1912
.S"urd to Ambassador Page to-day a
,NeI cup and salver to be presented to
We Boston Chamber of Commerce. Fer
Co1Uh'd Faithful Begg OF the London
.u-Uloar OF Commerce, who was one Of
VIZ hflpsh delegates to the Boston con-
sNss' made the presentation.
engraved ON the cup is this quotation
rom an address OF william II. Taft,
men President, before the congress
nat can be done toward peace?" and
We British delegates reply: LET the
nstlons combine to prevent the horrors
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-07
ARSENAL STRIKE MAY SPREAD.
1880 Men Are Idle at the Factory
at WOOlwich.


LONDON. July 6.-The strike at the
Woolwlch arsenal which began last Satur-
day Is now complete tie up. no one
remaining at work except the clerks.
The strike started because of the dis
missal of n workman who refused to
erect a machine on concrete foundation
which had been laid by non-union work.
men. Twelve hundred men struck at
the time and refused to return unless the
man who was dismissed was reinstated,
The general superintendent agreed to re-
instate the man provided he finished the
work he was doing. This was refused and
then a sympathetic strike began. This
spread rapidly and 1880 men are now
idle.
Tho trouble threatens TO spread to the
armament factories at Plymouth. Devon
port, Portsmouth and Enfield.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-07
5000 CHILDREN HAVE CAR RIDE.
New Rochelle Opens "PatriOtio
Week" with Excursion.

NEW ROCHELLE. y. Y. July 6.-Thres
thousand children of this town were
treated to a trolley excursion about West
chester county to-day, the first day OF
Patriotic Week. just established by the
New Rochelle Association.
Mayor Fisk of Mount Vernon gave them
a silk flag and Mrs. Clayton A. Doner and
other women of New Rochelle entertained
them at luncheon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-07
JARDIN DE PARIS TO CLOSE.


PARIS, july 6.-The Jardin de Paris
the famous music hall on the Avenue des
Champs Elysees, which has been known
to Americans since 1850, is about to DE
closed the Municipal Council having de-
clded tlrat It Is n fragrant encroachment
on the public gardens.
1t is remarked that it is impossible
to walk hundred yards in the Bots
de Boulogne without striking n palatlal
restaurant and Babylonian gardens
guarded by men in gold braided liveries
who admit only wealthy people, while
the children OF the poor are compelled
TO flee to the asphalted boulevard for
fresh air.
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FRENCH LOAN ISSUED TO-DAY.
Il Is Expected II VIII Re Ov-rsub-
scribcd Forty Times.

PARIS, July THE banks were pre-
pairing at an early hour this morning
for the expected rush to subscribe to the
Government loan OF 100000. 900. which
Will be open officially at :l5 o'clock
this morning. II is fully expected that
the loan will be covered forty times.
Yesterday the banks received orders
for the purchase OF 2.s00, 100000 francs
(s56O, 0O0, 000) OF these securities. The
first part of the Government loan of
$3.50. 100000 was covered fifteen times
in hfty minutes
An amusing feature OF the matter is
that those who are most eager TO sub
scribe to the loan are careful to avoid
abusing the projected income tax.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-07
FAINTS AS HIS WAGON KILLS BOY
Mob Overturns vehicle when Child
Of IL Crushed.

George Farrwell of 40 King street
while driving an express wagon in For
tieth street near Ninth avenue yesterday
evening ran over and instantly killed
James Di Rosa, 3. OF 335 West Fortieth
street. The boy was running after a
marble which had rolled into the street.
Farrwell tainted when he saw the child
killed.
His wagon was overturned by angry
Italians and Greeks. Other violence was
prevented by the arrival or Patrolman
Kemmeter OF the West Thirty-seventh
street station.
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REPORT KORITsA CAPTURED.
s"'urgents Find stubborn Rcsist-
snce by Wied's Troops,

nuRAlao, July 6.--Reports were re-
,e.v"u here to-day of the capture OF
NS'rltsa' about ninety miles southea st
~ purazzo by the Mussulman insurgents.
ar Sdrrison aud its Austrian and Dutch
'"oers wero taken prisoners.
me loyal troops of Prince William Of
'eed stubborn resistance.
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FILIPIN0S ASK FOR FREEDOM.
ResoIution Adopted I'm Manila
Cabled to President Wilson.

MANILA, July 6.-The text of a resolu-
ton adopted at a mass meeting attended
by 5000 representatives OF all Filipino
factions and calling on the Philippine
Commissioners to get independence at
fixed date was cabled to President Wilson
to-day.
Manuel Earnshaw. Philippine Commits
sioner in Washington, submitted his report
as to Independence of the islands to the
meeting lie quoted the President as say
ing:
II do no, wish to make promise whose
fulhlment | cannot assure"
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CHAMBERLAIN'S SON TO RUN.
lie VIII Contest His Fathers Seat in
Parliament.
Special cable Despatch 10 Tnr sux.

NUrcFuI 'HOIr VcSVdTcN 70 The Sun,
LONDON, July cit is announced that
Austen Chamberlain. son OF the late
Joseph Chamberlain. will resign his seat
from the east division OF Worcestershire
and will contest his fathers seat from
West Birmingham. His father represented
that constituency from 1876 TO the time of
his death.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-07
EMPRESS FUND NOW $3.50, 900.
That Much Raised to Aid Families
Of Disaster Victims.
Special Cable Despatch TO The Sun.

LONDON, July 6.-The fund being raised
here for the relief OF the families OF those
who lost their lives In tho Empress OF
Ireland disaster has now reached 100000
s450, 000). II 10 proposed to make the
fund $4,000 ($900.000).
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-07
MORE BULLETS FOR IRELAND
]oo,ooo Rounds Landed ms "CoaI"
. on County Down Coast.
Special ca6'e Despatch 10 THE

BELFAST, July 1.-Two hundred thou
sa'a rounds of ammunition were landed
rom collier on the coast OF the County
DoNh this morning. The ammunition had
peen conceaed In coal bags.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-07
Tar Day for Hebrew Aged.

The Brooklyn Hebrew Home for the
Aged will hold Its annual tag day at
Rockaway. next Sunday. The committee
in charge is now seeking workers to help
in its efforts TO secure funds on that day
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-07
HURL PAPERS AT THE KING.
Two Sunragettes at Edinburgh start
Disturba nce-Arrcstcd.
Special Gable Despdtch to The SuS

EDINBURGH. July 1.-TWO suffragettes
threw a roll of their literature at King
George and Queen Mary as they were
driving from the station here to-day. The
aim of the women, who were on the bal
cony of house which the carriage passed,
was poor and the leaflets missed the car
rlage and fell in the street
The women were arrested.
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Gene IiodSkins and Irena Hammond,
dancers from the Cafe de Paris, made
their American debut last night in the
New Amsterdam Theatre as an added
attraction to the "Zegfeld Follies."
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FUTURES"

FOlOKES'
An Owner who employs a
contractor who cannot Give
him positive assurances as to
cost and time, might Just as
we'll speculate in futures"
on the cotton market
There is not the slightest
reason in the world why the
Owner Of a building operation
should not at the start be in
possession Of accurate and de-
6nitive information as to what
his building will cost and how
long it will take to build.
We long ago proved that.
THOMPSON-STARRETT
COMPANY
Building Construction
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-09
JAPAN INTTMATES IT
WILL HOLD ISLANDS

Toxic, Dec. 0,--nlterrogatcd in par.
lament today, the foreign minister de.
MED cOtcgoricully that Japan ever told
the United States that the occupation
by the mikodo 5 forces Of Jalut island,
Il German possession in the Pacific
ocean, was only temporary.
The minister Of Murine also denied
the existence Of an Anglo.japanesc
agreement concerning the Marshall and
Caroline islands, German pucific
groups, which the Japanese had like.
wise seized Relative TO these islands,
It was mofficialy reported some time
ago that the Japanese had protesscd u
Willingness to yield possession to Aus
tralian forces.
Those denials followed Foreign Min.
lister kato's announcement In parlia.
mont Tuesday that Japan had made nc
promises to amy nation concerning Kiao
Chau, the German territory on the Chi.
nesc coast which the Japanese recently
wrc,icd from the kaiser and that Il
might be returned to China or IL might
not.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-09
A POPULAR VERDICT

Based on Evidence Of Salem People.
Grateful thousands tell it
OF weak backs made strong
OF weak kidneys made we'll
Urinary disorders corrected.
Salem people add their testimony.
They praise Doan's 5 Kidney Pills.
Salem evidence is now complete.
Salem testimony is confirmed;
Reports Of early relief substantated
Merit doubly proved by test Of time
Let Salem citizen speak,
John /. Congcr prop, printing shop.
$40 N, Seventeenth st., Salem, says,
"My back got weak and sore and my
kidneys didn't act as they should. AZ
times / could hardly straighten Know.
ing about Doan's Kidney Pills, used
them and they gave me relief from the
first. II took Doan 3 Kidney Pills only
q short time to rid me Of kidney
trouble. "
Price SOC, at all dealers Don't
simply ask for a kidney remcdy--get
Doan s Kidney Pills.--tho same that Mr.
Congcr had FosterMibum Co., Props,
Ruffalo, N. Y.
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THE ROUNDUP

4 Il II y Il II II II y y y Il X u
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OUR SWEEDE SERVANT
(Rv VIM Z. KirkN


"Ef it ban all the same to you,
Missus, Ay skol TAX tonite off," re.
marked Stecna. "Dar ban a guide play
tonite at new opry house, it ban called
Sax Feet in the Air, or The Cattle
Thief's s Doom. Yimmy Regan, police
faller, ban going to tax me.
"We had intended going out our
selves this evening. Steena,' my wife
reminded her. ''You know we had an
understanding about Friday being your
night OUT"
GAY know dis, but Friday ban a bad
nught to get tickets for theater
show" explained Steena, "and Yimmie
Regan say ven he get desc har tickets
free he don I feel lax saying anything
about vich night he wants tickets for.
And he got desc har tickets for tonight
so Ay skol go tonight Some other
night Ay skoll stay home and let you
and yure husband go out.'
Il do wish you had said something
to me sooner" said my wife, trying
hard to conceal her annoyance. eff
you knew you were going to a theatre
tonight you should have told me at least
this morning. "
i" Yes, Ay s'pose so, " admitted Steene,
"but eff yu knew yu ban intending to
go out, Ay tenlt you should have ban
speaking to me, too. Ay tenk it ban
yust so broad as it is long
"What play did you say you were 90.
ing to see2" asked my wife.
"Sax Feet in the Air, or Cattle
Thief's Doom, " replied our Swede
servant.
"I am afraid your friend Mr.. Regan
has queer ideas of the drama, hasn t
he2" ventred the wife,
"Ay tank he ban a guide yudge off
places to take me-" declared Steent.
CAV don't tenk yu got any right to talk
about Mester Regan ven Ay never talk
about places var yure husband ban your,
neying With yu. Last week vure hus.
band ban taking WI to sax day bicycle
race and Yinmie Regan he tai me it
ban poor place to TAX a lady, but Ay
yust kept my mouth Shut and never
ban finding any fault With yure hus.
band and Ay don tenk you ought to
finding any fault With dis har show
vich Ay ban going to see tonight It
ban a play about brave cowboy fal.
Ter vieh ban guide shot with revolver,
and Yimmie Regan he ban a brave fal.
Ter and guide shot with a revolver tu,
so he and me tenk it ban a guide show
for us to see. Yu can leave the dishes
ef yu want to, and ven Ay com home Ay
skol clean up"
"T can leave what?" gasped my wife.
Gay say yu can leave the dinner
dshes,' repeated the unabashed Steena.
Gay never ban asking my missus to do
my work for me. Some working ladies'
Ay know ban expecting lady of the
house to do yust so much as dem. but
Ay ban too honest for dis har lazy bust.
ness, Ay never ban asking you to do
ny work did AyN'
"Indeed not,' replied my wife, "and
Isslon't want to ever catch You trying
It, Well Steena, as long as your friend
has the tickets and all your plans are
made, you may 90 this evening and learn
about the Cattle Thief 3 Doom, but
hereafter 7 wish you would consult me
before making plans for an evening out,
oXccnt Of course, your regular night"
"Tanh yu, Missus," said Stcena, air.
ilv Now Ay skol 90 and get ready Ef
Winnie Regan CONS before Ay ban
ready. Ay spose you can entertain
him few minutes, Tank you very
much.
Copyright 1914, Brooks Feature syndi.
cate
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-09

. other nation. l
pity those who wade
IN gore, who have
tho hcnlock for d
lipple, but talking
win not heal a sore.
or furnish crutche,
for a cripple. We
talk Of battles by
the hour, for Caes.
ar's fame we all ar,
bidders, but who
will send a sack OF
flour TO feed those
hungry Belgian wild.
dersi We cannot
talk about the fray
but that tho and
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-09

President Wilson's message strikes the right keynote
in declaring opposition to large standing army mill
taIy government and that what large standing armies
gS and ea or ooso5 oPa
tween two great oceans making invasion next to mpos
sbe calls for little in the way Of military preparedness"
beyond the forfcation of principal harbors backed
up by creditabe naval establishment If we must go
quickly establish his superiority over the regular of the
European machines just volunteers have always
done at all times and in all countries The intelligent c
zen who volunteers to fight for his country because
its rights honor as nation is assaed makes the best
soldier in the world The gold lace and decorations of
the standing army distinctly out of place in a re-
public like ours, and the presidents position will be gen.
orally endorsed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-09
( y II Il " X " II * II y y II y X !

X \ X Il y X n Il X II X X n X X u
Mcdfori y charter commission has fin.
ished ita uhow aud turned over to the
city council It's final draft, with the
recommendation to expedite its sub.
mission to the vote Of the people,
Milton proudly lists among her as
sets y, b. Ross, winner Of u tri.stutc
prize awarded at the Wuln Wullu corn
show for the best acre yield Mr. Ross
raised 100 bushels Of tho mortgage
Litter" variety the Milton Eoglc
suys,
Hint Of good things soon to come,
In Baker Democrats "With looscning
Of the money market there are mum.
bcr Of large enterprises planned for
Baker county that viii bring increased
population and community prosper.
ity,"
Albany is approaching the uucmploy.
mcnt problem through survey, to first
ascertain the number Of persons ont or
work. u is proposed then to opcu
some public work which will benefit
the county and circulate wages ut the
same time
The report of the Baker County For.
est Nrc Protective association will
show TINT Bakers timber loss for lpl Z
has been no more than 10000 feet mud
the Financial loss less than sl5O,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-09

details remind us Of those who need our
help today olackl we left our wads be.
hind usl We cannot argue for year
about red fields aud soldiers dying.
but that we always seem 70 hear about
a million orphans crying. SO, then, q
safer topic choose, some thomc that will
not pain or scar us; lots talk Of seal.
ing wax or shoes, or anything that will
not jar us. No cloquencc Of yours OF
mine can help poor Europc's direful
pickles and IL we talk along that line,
We might get rash aud give a uickell
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-09
KILLED BY AUTO.

Grand Rapids, Mich Dec. g.-Georg,
Brand, vicc.prcident Of the Grand
Rapids Brewing company, and William
Neit, secretary Of tho Neit Mnuufuc
turing company, were killed here to-
day when their automobile overturned
at curve ON Reed Is lake boulevard.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-09
Editorial Page of The Daily Capital Journal

pantsnow large majority do and nearly all work
ing to that end In another decade the same will be true
of light power and gas plants, because the principle in
volved is the same
Salem voters did we'll to veto an insduous attempt to
induce them surrender the most valuable rights they
possess and is safe to say that charter will be
submitted to the people again containing provision
framed solely to perpetuate the monopoly by private
porations of those utilities which furnish the necessities
Of modern municipal life. Should such an attempt be
made at any time again, the Capital Journal will promise
to turn the spotlight Of publicity upon it in such
ner that no voter will be inveged into supporting it
der the specious guse Of commission" government or
any other subterfuge employed to catch the unwary.