The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-09-09
POLLS ARE OPEN
TUESDAY II TO 8
FOR PRIMARIES

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Seattle and King county will
go 10 the polls Tuesday. from II
~ IN. To y. m. To register their
votes In the big fall primary and
port elections. There are 277
precinct polling stations In Seat.
tie. located In residences. schools.
shops, garages. hotels and fire
stations.
| John T. Miller and z. u. Rawson
are named on the republican ticket
and j. NJ. Hawthorne on the demo
cratic ticket. for congressional repre-.
sentative from the First district.
Six.year term supreme court Judge
ships are sought by John r. Mitchell,
w. H. Pcmberton. W. o. Chapman.
Charles Ethelbcrt Claypool. John T..
Main and Wallace Mount
Judge Kenneth Macintosh 10 un-
opposed for the four.year term.
Judges Walter S. French and
Warren w. Tolman are contestants
for the two.year term.
For Superior Judge
King County Judges Calvin s. Hall
and Clay Allen are candidates for
succession TO their offices and are
opposed by r. =. Revelle. Everett FL
lis. Crawford White and Dudley G..
Wooten.
Ralph 4. Horr and T u. Rockwell.
republicans. and Robert G.. Cauthorn
and Richard Gowen. democrats. are
listed for state senator from the 3ith
district Horr. now commissioned In
the army. Will resign II nominated
Two republicans. Frank II.
Manogue and W. w Conner. and
George X. Ryan. democrat. are con
testants for state representative
from the i4th district.
The office OF county auditor brings
forth two names on the republican
side. Elmer Conner and Norman NJ.
Wardall.
Thomas Cnopposed
The name OF Percy +. Thomas. re
publican. stands alone for county
clerk.
Five candidates. all on the repub.
lean ticket, are listed for the office
OF county assessor. They are Frank
w Hun. Julius G.. Day. Hugo Kelley.
Joseph Dugdale and Robert a. Trip
pie
County treasurer's office brings
out VIM. A. Gaines and a. Il. Nc.
Breen.
c. c. Tiffin IL alone for the post OF
county coroner
Fred Tuite, Robert T. Hodge and
=. J. Mccormick are all trying 20
force John stringer out Of his office
rs sheriff Mccormick Is the one
democrat OF the four.
iumes Alone. Too
Samuel J. Humes Is alone for the
job OF county engineer.
a. $. Burrows. republican. and y.
O. buchanan. democrat. are opposed
for county superintendent OF com.
mon schools.
Eleven for Justice
The race for prosecuting attorney
brings out six names: John d. Car.
mody. Albert d. Martin. Fred c.
Brown, Edwin J. Brown. s. NJ.
Bracket and Thomas D. Page. Ed.
win J. Brown is the one democrat of
the number.
Eleven are listed on the republican
ticket for justices OF the peace in the
Seattle precinct. Five are 70 be elect.
ed. These candidates are Victor
Iednick. Robert Brown. John r.
Wright. c. @. Austin. Rhea NJ.
Whitehead. John Gordon. Mrs. O. G..
C. Beals. Otis w. Brinker, Fred w.
Burwell. Hllman +. Jones and u. X.
Sickels
Five may he voted for OF the 10
candidates for constable. There are
IL republicans and one democrat. ]
Clark. The republican men are: y.
c. Brown. Thos. j. Sweany, w. c.
Jones, James Shannon. Joseph c.
Grass, John Wachter. Louis Huny.
Frank Kane. James NJ. Lambert.
John Boyle. Tom Mulligan and i. VI.
Johnson.
Vote on Port Plan
-Four propositions will be voted on
for the enlargement OF Seattles port
system, now second only to that of
New York. Tho propositions arc:
Cd Enlargement at Smith cove.
90 Port bonds Of 81 800 900 to con-
struct pier $50 feet west OF Smith
cove terminal. with sheds and track.
age.
CD Issue OF 81 $50. 900 bonds TO com.
plete existing Smith cove terminal.
a. Issue OF 81 1886. 900 bonds TO buy.
after January. 1924. $4,000 square
feet on northeast corner Harbor is.
land for docks and warehouses 10 be
bullt by the United States army's
quartermaster' department.