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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-26
NOTICE OF GENERAL
ELECTION

ment thereof, and the manufacture
Of the products therefrom. Every
cooperation. the majority OF the cap
ttal stock OF which 10 owned by
aliens shall he considered an alien
rRsoVVf Nj EqspI no% ~ rsas hi.
Section shall not apply 20 convey
ances or lands lying wholly Within
the limits OF municipal corporations
when made 60 resident aliens In
resident Tor the tcrni OF five
years, hiu interest In lands In the
state OF Washington shall be Nented
In the common school fund.
There shall be printed ON all bal
lots provided for the said election
AMENDMENT To THE coNsTt-
TUITION PROPOSED nY THE
Entitled,
ticie Of the state constitution. en-
RhiinE alien residents OF this state
TO acquire by purchase and hold
lands lying within municipal corpor-
ationn, and providing for tho eseheAt
OF such lands % the common school
comes a nonresident OF the state
Tor the term OF five years
FOR the proposed amendment 20
section IS OF article OF the con-
stitutien previdins for tho owner
ship Of lands by aliens
AGAINST the proposed amend.
ment 90 section 30 % article : OF
the constitution providing for the
ownership OF lands by aliens
Al the same time and places there
King County the question OF the
proposed King County Court House
Bond Issue. amounting TO sgso, coo 90,
which viii appear upon tho ballots
as follows
shall King County issue is ne
gntiahle coupon bonds In and 90 the
aggregate amount og ,sto, 10000 ~
series conHecuttveiy numbered OF $50
bonds OF King County IN denofnina-
tionn Of 81 100000 each. payable 90
such party or person. parties Or per
sons as shall purchase the same, or
20 bearer. twenty years after date Of
issue. with interest az the rate OF
not 20 exceed six rer eent per annum.
payable annually. and by and through
It's board o. county commissioners
contract indebtedness by selling said
bonds or portions thereof from time
20 time. at not ieas than par, aud
exp~nd or cause 60 DO expended un-
der the direction and subject to the
approval OF said board. all the pro-
eesdu OF such sale In erectins. two
for said county ON Block -, Roreu's
Addition TO the city OF Seattle. King
County. washington."a
King County Court House Bond
KinS County Court House bend
IAsge No
Tss rolls q, said election win be
opened At Eight o'clock In the morn
ing and remain open until Eight
o'clock IN tho evening o. the same
day In all Precincts IN lSCORPoR.
ATEp TOWNS AND CITIES, and
will be opened az Nine o'clock In the
morning and remain open until Seven
o'clock In the evening In all Pre-
elncts OUTSIDE or fNCONfoH-
ATEp TOWNS AND CITIES
Dated Asrseattle. Washington. this
ssFd day Of October. 1914
BYRON PHELPS.
fAuditor'a Seal)
COUNTY AUDITOR.
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WHAT EDITORS ALL OVER THE
STATE THINK OF Ole HANSON
AS CANDIDATE FOR SENATOR

Ole Hsnsons election as United
States senator 10 made more and
more certain by the fact that the
independent papers throughout the
state are all Loyalty supporting him.
In some cAses. republican papers
are boosting Hanson because they
cannot stand for the petty grabs on
mileage and tho Lorimer Disgrace
OF Senator Jones'
In acme cases. papers which bad
remained neutral until . week or
two ago. are now strong for Han.
son.
In the north. south. cast and vest
lin every part Of tho state. from
cities and from country tovns-,he
independent papers are loyalty
boosting for Hanson.
In w-alla Walla. In Southeastern
Washington. the walls waila Bul.
ietin offers this striking reason why
Hanson should be elected:
"The western part OF the
state 10 fairly entitled 10 one Of
the two United states senators.
Senator Miiss poIndester 10 .
resident OF Spokane. while Mr..
Hanson's homo 10 In Seattle.
ABIDE from party affiliations,
we regard Mr.. Hanson superior
TO either senstor w. L. Jones,
the republican aspirant. or 20
judge Black, the democratic
nominee. Mr.. Hanson offers
constructive program OF state
development that In Itself
should appeal strongly TO every
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rnoonEasrvg rrcxET

United states scaaior--ols Han
Rspr.ssntsuv. iu Congress. Frr,,
conFressionai Dis,rict--Aastsn r.
Representative In Congress. Bse-
camehsii
state Senators:
teta Senatorial Distric,--J ~ wal
lace
sis, Senatorial Dis,rio,--p.si W
siua Senatorial pl.,rie,--panisi
faudon.
i.th Senatorial p,.,rie,--M ,. Car
is,h Senator's. pi.rie,-F. A.
Rust
aa,h Senatorial pis,rie,--ch.si..
iIth senatorial pi.,rct--oso. W.
stats Representatives,
10th Representative District fvote
for Thrrej--A -. cowan.
sfst Representative pis,ric, vote
for Tvol-Franh Edwards. orfson J.
g putton.
.ana Rspr..sn,s,ivs pis,ric, Cvo,.
for Twoi--Thornss v. Murphins. w.
lara Representative District (vo,s
fer Two)-Paui n Phillips. A. y,
Haynes
s4th Representative District Vote
for Twol--H G Force
18th Representative Distric, vote
for Twol-i. W, barnard. George W.
bright
.gth Representative District tvots
for Two-Heury W. Lung. Rick Bur-
rows
s7th Representative Distriei (vo,.
for Twol--c J. France. Emil ].
Brandt
County Auditor--Byron Phslps
County cierk-~w. y MrElwain
County Asasssor--Joh ohm " Fissoh.r.
County Treasursr--W. C. Hyatt
County Prosecuting Attornsy--Ai-
fred n Lunfin.
County sheriff--Robert T. Hodge
County EnKinesr---A. V. Fuller
County Coroner william Mellow
ell
County Commissioners tvots for
TwoJ.
FIRST Commissioner Distriet--Ds-
vid Mckenzie
Third Commissioner District
Waiter r Christensen.
Justices Of the Peace. Seattle Pre-
cinct vote for Fivs)--Robcrt ~
Lindsay. Robert w Reid. Monrrieffs
Cameron. VIM. T. Beeks. A. Rosen-
thai
Constables, Seattle Precinct Vote
for Five1--Fred w. Morrill,. Peter
Johnson, John Peterson. p. /. Com
stock. Hiram Lampman.
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STATE SENATORS



10th Representative District Vote
for Thre.l-Frsd J. Mos. Walter J.
Lunf. =. n. Tonkin.
ttzt Representative District Vote
for Twol--aeorss y. webster. w. y
Gibson
for Twol-Aibert ID. Martin. Frank
.srd Rsprs..nta,iv. Dis,rio, vote
for Twoj--vietor zednick. Geo. 4.
Berger.
for Twol--Frsnk " MAnosus Fran
.sth Representative District vote
for Twol-Frsnk n. R.nick. Robert
ssth Representative District Cvo,s
for Tvol-Fred W. Hastings Ste
9TH Representative District fvots
for Tvo)-John r. Wilson. Y. H.
Cute
County Audi,or-Esm.r y. Conner.
County cisrk-w. X sieksla-
County Assessor - John NJ.
County Tressurer--John A. Ben
nett
Fred {. Brown.
County Enginser-Arthur r. Dem
County Superintendent OF Common
Schoois-M u. Durham.
county Coroner. Tate Mason.
County Commissioners Vote for
Two), First Commissioner District
NJ r. Carrfgan.
Third Commissioner District
Krist knudssn.
County wreckmsss-r-Thsodors q
p Peterson.
Justice OF the Peace, Seattle Pre-
einet vote for Five)--John u. Cor
don. John r. Carroll, Otis W. Brinker
John h. Wright. Resh May white
Constsbier. Seattle Precinct Vote
for Fivs)--James r. shannon, John
Fl Boyle. -. e. Brown. J. Edf
Shrewsbury. James " Lambert.
Justice Of the Peace. Auburn Pre-
cinct Vote for Two)--Georgs c.
Meade.
Justice Of the Peace, Black Dia-
monf Precinct--W. ". Davies
Justice OF the Peace, Christopher
iPrecinet-James Hart
Justice Of the Peace. Meroer Pro
lcinct-Rseves Ayimors. Jr.
Justice Of the Peace. Eonton Pre-
mond
Justice OF the Peace. vsshon Pre-
Constablen, Auburn Precinct (Vots
I for Tyo1-Fref McCumber.
Constable. Black Diamond Precinct
Dan Weston.
Constable. Mercer Precinct-ceoil
Constable. Newcastle Precinct
Robert Mouritzen
( Constables. Rsnton Precinct Cvote
/ for TwoJ Joseph Edwards.
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United states ssns,er--w W
Black.
Representative In Congress. Pfrss
Congregational District WIN. HEX
man Moore.
Representative In Congress. second
Congregational Distrlet--Ear w
Hasssf
State esoa,orss
foth Senatorial Dss,riet-Fred Net.
sen
iia Senatorial Di.triet-r. C.
Leonard.
'.na Senatorial Distriet-osorss
v. Osfroth.
isrd Senatorial Distrlet-H W
Ziebsrth.
i.,h Senatorial Diurie,--chAris.
ssth Senatorial Dssries--J ~
sTih Senatorial Distrie,
Murphy
state Representatives!
Goth Representative District (vots
for ThFsej---fsasc y. Calhoun, Arrhis
Smith. q. v. Iochridge
tist Representative District (vose
for Twot--w. A. BRADY. John r
Casey
tfnt Representative District Cvots
for Twol--John c. Rathbun. cha..
v. B.srfsise
&tth Representative District Gvots
for Two Tom = Patterson.
18Th Representative District Vote
for Two Mrs " n Phillips
9TH Representative District Vote
for TwoJ-Harry 81 Westfsii. J. y
Cronin.
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DEMOCRATIC rrcKEr

ceunsY Clerk. C. Lssoid.
County Asssssor--Psui lard.
County Treasurer Rufus W. fittl.snn
County Prosecuting ATTORNEY -- Robart
" McLsiianf
County shsrtff--I.on w Nelson
coanty superintendent % Common
Bchoois-Mtss l. y waits
County Coronsr--A jeff sslson.
csuntY Commissioners fThirf Commits.
sioneF DISTRICT --D.o " Mead
Justice % m. Peace. Seattle Precinct
fVo,e for Fivei--Iuiinn l. shay. J. q
Duns~ay. Thomas " Mcmahon
Constabies. Seattle Precinct fvots for
FivsJ--W. ~ Moore l.. o. Williamson
cons'ahiss. Kent Precinct tvots for
Twof--T. - Tucker
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soS-rAwTIsAN JUDICIARY TICKET

Judges OF Supreme Court Cvote for
Threal stephen J Chadwick. Herman
u. Grow Edgar q. Mills, o. Il. Hoioomb,
John &c. HUMPHREYS, William II. Pember-
ton.
STATE OF WASHINGTON. COUNTY or
KING ~.
I, BYRON PHELPS. County Auditor
and -officlo Clerk Of the Board OF
County Commissioners Of King County
Washington. do hereby certify that the
above ana foregoing list Of nominations
Ia true full and complete list Of the
nominations certified 20 me by tho various
political parties Of KinE County. Wash
ington. as therein set forth
BYRON PHELPS
(SeaD County Auditor
Witness my hand ana official seal this
sard day of October. A. ID. 1914
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Tn SCISSORS. as elsewhere IN
France. only the aged. the v6ua-
en- and children are left.
They spend their days and
nights In cellars, only coming
out during IuIIs In the fighting.
They eat and sleep under
ground. but In periods OF COM
psrstlve calm children are seen
playing In the streets. little sp-
preeist'ng Whist IL Is all about
Smoking is too much OF q luxury
for many persons TO indulge in.
Neat 10 a rarity.
No eggs, butter or milk are avail.
able. There IL enough bread and .
title wine.
But the people DO not complain.
They are all optimists.
Even when shells fall about them
like rain they take TO the shelters
stoicaily.
Women call 90 children 10
come In out Of the shells Just a.
American women call TO their
little ones TO come In out Of the
rain.
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loyal citizen. Another good
reason for our support Of Mr..
Hanson. 10 the fact that he 10 a
man Of high character and
sslf-mace man. Mr.. tsnson's
record In private life. in the
business world. and In the leals-
Nturs. whore he voted for and
worked for beneficial ard pro-
presslse legislation. proves him
the best qualified TO be United
States senator"
Tho Independent Record OF Pros.
ser, wash. after discussing All the
candidates. arrives at this conciu-
sion:
~ you have human blood In
your veins. vote for Ole Hanson.
thst humanity may be helped.
N you are looking only for your
selfish interests at the cost Of
the people. then don't vote for
Ole Hanson. uniess you can re-
alixe that his proposed measure
would help even you without
costing the poor man his all.
Tho proposed measure OF Ole
Hsnson's 10 like the rain from
the heavens: II falls on the
just and the unjust, beneftttlne
ell. Vote for Ole Hanson"
The following are short extracts
from various papers:
KENT ADVERTISER: by those
best informed. the race for u. s.
senator is conceded TO be between
Ole Hanson, progressive. and W. l..
Jones, OF mileage grab fame, and a
reactionary. Don't waste your votes
on Black"
TEkoA BLADE: What about
Jones9 Wesley Lorimer Jones is
the man who voted to exonerate
VIM. Lorimer after he had pur-
chased his seat in the senate, and
the man who also stood by Judge
Archibald. known TO be the crooked.
est Judge that ever held a position
on the bench. Jones Is the man
who. as a congressman. was charged
with attempting TO extract 1890
from the people OF the United
States to defray travelling expenses
from Washington. ID. c., to North
Yakima and return, for a trip which
he never made"
LA CROSSE CLIPPERS: "oie
Hanson's election Is a cinch. He
viii get a big plurality here. He
will get az least 10000 plurality In
his home town. Seattle"
EVERETT TRIBUNE: "Ole Han
son. progressive candidate for Unit.
ed States senator. spoke to about
1000 people. the largest crowd that
has yet attended n political rally
during the present campaign
(The Everett Tribune has thus
far remained neutral In the senator
ial contest.l
OILY MPIA INDEPENDENT
"'Ole Hanson will carry Pierce
county by over 5000 plurality de-
clared p. A. II. Soung OF Tacoma.
MoNTESANo GALL: "Ole Han
son will speak in Aberdeen tonight.
BY the way. II can be mentioned
at this time that Senator Jones
man, Lorimer. has been indicted by
the federal grand jury on account
Of discrepancies in a Chicago bank
failure"
LINDEN TRIBUNE: "The can.
didacy OF w. w, Black Is not taken
seriously. Hanson Is the man for
senator. and the independent vote.
which no party can claim. Is rapidly
crystallizing about him"
FAIRFIELD STANDARDS: "Ole
Hansons campaign for United
States senator is booming. Black
IL a poor third"
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LONDON, Oct. 26.--There are so
many German barons In the big de
tention camp at Olympia. the sol.
diers call one section the house of
lords"
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viii Layers ARE CALM AS SHELLSFAL
Law DON STREET AS ENEMV'S GUNS E0R

! was stopped by a sentry. who
closely scrritinized my pass. saluted
and told me % pass on.
Can get TO Soissons7" asked
Some OF the approaches are
blockadcd by debris" he answered
-bnt you may be able % get through
Look out for the shells"
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rpouInITIoS TICKET

United states Senator--A. n Cation.
Representative In Congress-, First Con
Rressionai District-Chhs NJ Morgan.
Representative in Congress Second
District--H r Murray,
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ORDERS new MEDALS

LONDON. Oct. 26.--King George
has ordered a new medal and a new
cross for distinguished service" In
the British army.
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Britain and France on one side and
OF Germany on IN. other. In the
town OF SoisaonH. northeast OF
Paris
And for a day lived the life of n
citizen Of this uch'bombarded
place.
A 81 approached SCISSORS from
~ the south. mounting gentle
rise OF n hill. could clearly
distinguish the guns OF the French
army gii,;ering In the sunlight, con
oealsd from the enemy by the knoll.
but replying 20 the German artillery
on the other aide OF tho town. Here
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SOCIALIST TICKET
United states senator--Adsm II.
nafth
Representative IN conHreas. First
Congregational Distriet-olenn y.
Representative In Congress. Sec
end Congressional District-oeo. y.
noom.r.
state Senator's
soth Senatorial District--Alien
Sist senatorial pistriet--css Her
INIT
asnd Senatorial Dis,riet--H r..
Hudson
asrd Senatorial District Huiet
atth Senatorial Dls,rict--J a. Tap
pandorff
seth senatorial pistrict-Asron
Fisherman.
asth Senatorial pistrict--Louis W.
Huck
attn Senatorial District Edwin J.
state Representatives
teth Representative District lNofh
for Three furrei Richards. Mrs.
ALA Richards,
for fwolrro /. LlnsenfeltsF, Adam
Rsusch
lsnd Representative District tyote
for Twul--u ~ Miller. Robin Adair.
tard Representative District fNete
for TWol Joe Miller. A q. Camp.
ssth Representative District Vote
for Two Jessie Humphrey. H. H.
Smith
teth Representative District Vote
for Two l-~Ghas u Naymsr. NJ t..bo.
eth Representative District Vote
for T.wol --Jossph v Grimm. Esteiis
Freed
County Auditor VIM. Johnson
County Clerk Joseph % Golden
cnunty Assessor y
kinEefy
county Treasurer WIN. Gaines
County Prosecuting Attorney
Nicholas FchmitL
couhts sheriff Jack A Dial
County tnstnerr-Fref ~ Haley.
County CoFonef--fohn Dunlap.
County Commissioners
First Commissioned pistrirt--Ed-
ward n Tryon
THIRD Commissioner pistriet--c. !.
Jacobs.
County wrsckmas ,er--fra Cole
son
Justices Of tho Peace. Seattle Pre-
einet fvote for Ftvel~-u NJ welty.
Charlotte Frederick Jones
couathhirs. seattle Precinct tNote
for Five ~-so~orEs Leslie Coo, Peter
oppsfmann.
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A BOUT noon there was a lull
~ In the firing. and the people
began to come from their eel.
lars and from behind their shutters.
Venturing into the streets. they
looked up TO see II shells were fly.
ing. Just as | have seen farmers do
when looking for signs of rain.
They regarded me with suspicion,
and on an average OF once In five
minutes some one would ask me II
| did not know that all save inhab-
itants were prohibited there.
usually managed to make friends
with these people. whereupon they
would invariably ask for news from
the front"
II struck me a. odd that these res.
idents between the actual fighting
lines should clamor for news from
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the front"
discovered later that army OF.
flcers themselves aud men of high
rank. too. were just as ignorant 80
these people OF general develop.
ments
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r FOUND Scissors looking like
deserted city. Hardly any one
was on the streets Shutters
were drawn over shop and residence
windows alike
A hungry looking dog lay shiver-
iug In . doorway
Twenty feet further on were two
other dying. victims Of shell which
had just torn out the side OF a house
and thrown the granite blocks OF
which II was built into the street.
The living horse was a beautiful
gray, evidently OF Percheron blood
which held up its head proudly. a.
II defying death.
II lay on Tia stomach, which had
been opened by fragment Of shell
It's back was broken. and fits hind
legs spread out In opposite direc-
tons
borrowed a rife from a soldier
and put the beast out Of It's misery
A IL OF the town on the east side
~ OF the river had been wiped
out.
Part OF II had been shelied 20
fragments and the rest burned.
West OF the river the destruction
had not been 30 complete. but Il was
bad enough.
Ono street was a uass OF smashed
roofs. shattered windows. split
wooden shutters, perforated steel
ones and torn UP pavements.
took a look At the cathedral II
was nicked and holed IN many
places. The windows were gone.
Inside ! found the sexton kneel.
.ng alone. Hearing me he started
up and gave me an almost defiant
look.
Then, taking me for an English.
man. and therefore friend. he
said. with a despairing gesture:
Look. Just look"
He could get no further. but turn.
ed and wiped his eyes.
l stole away. my feet crunching
the broken glass. the sound echoing
throughout the vast church.
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soH ..1a1ssrn .rroo11p o o.r
As rOLxOWNi

United states senator W Galley /.
Jones'
Congressional District--Wiiiiam y
Humphrey.
Representative IN Congress. Sec
ond Congressional ptstrict--f-lndisy
Taat3w
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NOTICE OF GENERAL
ELECTION

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN.
81 NOVEMBER. A. ~. 1914 In the
County Of King and state ~ Wash
inwton. an election win he held for
Senatorial Congressional, Judicial.
District County and Precinct otfi-
eefa as follows;
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BY VIM. Philip Sims

nARia. Oct 5.-fny Mail 20 New
York What Ia II like 10 be
On the firing linef How does
II feel 20 DO under fire. What are
tho villagers doing In the towns
along the fighting frontf What Ia
their daily lifof How DO they pass
the ,lmef What DO they eatg How
do they sleeper do they sleep
Aud shat Ia their state OF mind
by an official fiuke found myself
a few days ago not at the front. bu,
beyond tho front. half way between
tho eontsnding armies OF Great
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rsks . d
Your
sKidne,
suit froI
authority
ocid fror
~ the b |
- eins to
m a b.
or settin
neck Of
10 seek
during 4
In consts
somcum
ton and
there IL
II Blade
call II.
urinatior
annoying
full. this
simple a
about 70, |
your phs
spoonful
breakfast
three day
EAcids In
2ra sour |
~ sr and
net norm
Jad So |
less. and
grapes a
with 18th
sands OF |
urinary
acid irrit
did for X
effects W
Here yc |
cent lithiI
" relieve
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An act prohIbitIns the nanufAe.
surr. sale or other disposition or
Intoxicating liquors. except In GER
tain cases. regulating and keeping.
use and transportation ~ the same
providing for the enforcement 81 this
act and fixing punirhm@ntM and
penalties for the violation thereof.
FOR Initiative Measure No.
ArArNxT Futtfusfsse Measure Nh
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AGAINST Initiative Measure No 9
xnlftAt1ve Measure No. 2, entistsdi

An act nhnIishfng the huTeau q
Inspection and supervision Of pub
lie offices, vesting IN the state audit
tor all the powers and duties OF such
bureau. ard requiring tho state
auditor 10 prepare a balance sheet
showing the operations. trnnHac-
ffons. receipts and expenses Of each
department. and institution OF the
state"
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An act 20 prohibit NE COLLECTION
Of remuneration or fees from work
srr fer the securing OF employment
or furnishing information leading
thereto. and providing a penalty for
violation thereof"
FOR Initiative Measure No q
AGAINST Initiative Measure No.
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WARRINGTON.
SECTION ]. That at the general
election 70 be held In this state on
the Tuesday next after the first
Monday in November, 1914, thers
shall be submitted 20 the qualified
electors OF the state, for their adOp-
ton and approval or rejection. an
amendment TO section 30 Of article
2, Of the constitution Of the State
Of Washington, 80 that the Same
shall read, when 30 amended as fol-
lows.
SECTION ~. The ownership of
lands BY aliens, other than those
who In good faith have declared their
Intention 10 become citizens of the
United States. II prohibited in this
state. except where acquired by in
heritsuce, under mortgage or In
good faith IN the ordinary course Of
Justice In the collection Of debts: and
all conveyances Of lands hereafter
made to any alien directly, or in
trust for such alien, shall be void;
PROVIDED. That the provisions Of
this section shall not apply 10 lands
containing valuable deposits of min
eral. metals, iron, coal. or fire-clay.
and the necessary land for mills and
machinery to be used In the develop
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IN act rfIatinE 20 rorpoFNtions.
coperfnershir~. associations. and per.
sone engaged in the business OF
dealing in lands stocks. bonds and
other securities 20 prevent fraud and
Imposition IN the sale of the Rarne.
and transferring 60 the public SER
vice commission all authority vested
tn the secretary OF state IN respect
TO corporatiOrR"
FOR Initiative Measure No a.