The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-11-04
WILL Be
OPEN 8 A. N. TO
8 P. N. TUESDAY

Seattle and King county Vot.
ers Will go Ia the polls Tuesday
NJ the regular fall election aud
decide who shall represent the
people la the house of repre-
srntatiyes nj Washington and In
the state Legislature. and I'LL
count, electoral offices for the
coming term. Voters must wear
influenza masks. Five PROPOSE
lions will also be voted upon. In.
Guiding the purchase ~ the 10
cal traction company by the city
for SIS. 000. 900.
The same voting booths that were
used In the 2i7 local precincts for
the primaries viii again be open.
County polling places number l5p'
Polls viii be open from a, ~. To
u. IN. in the city and from a. m.
TO D. m. In the country precincts
4 state proposition proposes the
calling OF a convention To- revise or
amend the constitution OF the state.
A vote must be recorded on
referendum measure No. 10. proVid
ing for bone dry enactment wllch
dry leaders claim viii help wipe out
bootlegging ana Illicit liquor trhi'
Ticking. 1t must receive a two.thirdA
lndorscment TO carry.
A King county proposition ~ con
nection with the deficit OF .-SO.nVo
in the current fund. asks That this
deficit be wiped out by bond Issue
for the same amount.
Vote ON Port Salaries
Voters viii also be asked whether
or not they wish 60 pay their port
commissioners 81 900 "a year.
on all propositions, election on
cials declare. proposed street rail-
way purchase IL exciting tho most
interest
Here are the offices TO bo filled
and the different candidates;
Representative In congress. First
district-John T.. Miller, republican.
j. NJ Hawthorne. democrat Huiet
NJ Wells. socialist
State senator. 3Tth senatorial dis
trict George f.amplng. republican,
Thorwald Siegfried. democrat
Two Bfowus Nun
state representative. f7th district
w. NJ. Pcasc, r. "a. Guy. rcpuh'
llcan. j. NJ Wilson. J. II. Manning.
democrat. william r. johnson. Ao-
clallat.
County auditor Norman NJ. War
DAN. republican.
County assessor Frank W. HUI.
republican. Hugo Kelley. democrat
County prosecuting attorney
Fred c. Brown. republican. Edwin
J. Brown. democrat
County clerk-pcrcy \. Thomas.
republican. Clarence l.. Gcrc. demo
crat
County treasurer William 4.
Gaines. republican.
County sheriff--John gtrinFer. re.
publican: l.. J. Mccormick. demo
crat.
County superintendent OF common
schools a. =. Burrows. republican.
Nina o. buchanan. democrat
County engineer Samuel J.
Iumes. republican.
County coroncr-C. c. Tiffn. re-
publican. A. jeff Nelson, DEMOCRAT
Four In This Race
County commissioner. Second dis.
,rlct-L. c. Smith. republican. Her
man Nielsen. democrat
County commissioner. Third dis
trict Thomas DobHon. republican.
John y. Mullanc. democrat
Justice Of the peace. Seattle pre-
cinct vote for fivel--John ". Cor.
don. Otis W. Hrinker. Reah NJ.
whitehead. John II. wright Mrs. O.
q. G. Beais republican. Hilmhn y.
Jones. Julian l.. Shay. John T.
Casey. Frank l.. Kuhn. George ~
Jacobs. democrat
Constable. seattle precinct vote
for fiyel - James y. shannon.
John H. Boyle. James NJ Lambert.
u. c. brown. Tom Auliisan. rrpub-
leans. J T. Clark. J. ". T'wiss.
John II. W. Lock. ID. W. Bryan. I'd
Corfec. democrat.
Non partisan Judiciary ticket, su
prems court judges for six year term
tvotc for threel-Iohn X. Mitchell
John +. Main. w O. Chapman. VII
liam II. Pemberton. Edgar @. Mills,
wallace Mount
They're tnopposed
-Four year term. state supreme
court Kenneth Mackintosh.
Two.year term. state supreme
Warren w Tolman.
Judges OF the superior court vote
for twol-Clay Allen. Crawford r.
white. Calvin S. Hall. Thomas T.
Rcvclle.
Representative IN congress. Sec.
ond congressional distrlct-Lindley
n. Hadley. republican: Joseph \.
sloan. democrat. James ~ slater
socialist.
state senator. 3Oth district How.
ard y. Taylor. republican. Robert
Bridges. democrat
State senator. 3ist district-Ralph
-. Nichols. republican. q. OHarra.
democrat. VIM. Cockrnne. socialist
state senator. 32nd district -Dan-
iel Landon. republican. G. j. Smith.
democrat.
state senator. 35rd district-Wll.
liam Wray. republican; A. T.. Flagg
democrat.
Renick Runs Again
State senator. saith district-T. n.
Rockwell. republican,: Robert q.
Cauthorn. democrat.
State senator. 35th district
Frank II. Beuick. republican. NJ. w
Taylor. democrat.
state senator. seth district-Fred
w. Hastings. republican; Joseph
Wilson Range. democrat.
State representative. 40th district
vote for threel-James r Jones.
Walter ]. Lunn. Fred Mess. repub-
lican: Fred Nielsen. John Flemming
Bennett o. Swain. democrat. James
Lund. socialist
State representative. 4lst district
vote for twoi-Evan Thomas. II. y.
Rude. republican; George w. Fritz.
Alfred T.. Miller. democrat: Mrs