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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-15

NEW ORLEANS. Feb lt.-iiea,y
IutIls Va, irt hy cotton today and
.hr WIrsrt scored material ad.
t.uD,. The Inquiry was stimulated
mainly b, Ihe favorable show ms of
American mali statistics Tor January.
ON tH lr.t cIll there wis hesita-
ion. .hr market NOT knowing just
luw tu fdko the resignation ct Sec
o.I, Lansing. but after slight
decline determined bu,ing move.
mrni set Co., During the middle
part uf The session considerable
realizing came uu tho market from
tho long side ana prices reacted but
toward tbr close the demand be-
came r.apul again and the market
iirmed no rapidly The close was
@. 20 90 up.
lu the Mill statistic. from thn
ccu-u, bureau tho figures on con-
sumption Of l9i.tsl bale, during
January wer" mainly regarded Pri.
ltr estimates were around $4,000
.lr, hut many traders hardly look.
10 fnr such % total because consump.
ION iu December only 1il.5N5 bales
iurh Has made of thr fact that nc.
tive spludl.s during January mum.
lhDrcd i7.;tH.oti ana broke an re-.
cords
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-15
M A r K EFT S
FIRM DEMAND CAUSES
FURTHER COTTON RISE

NEW YORK. Feb. ~ There was
another sharp advance iu the cotton
market today owing to the continued
iirmncss 90 foreign exchange and tht
Improved tone of the stock market.
MAY sold Mp from 1852 fn it.n ur
5s point, NET higher and closed At
afIs with ihp general DIST closing
firm 60 net advance uf 20 to 3d.
point. Realizing brought BOO hy the
rapid advance OF yesterday Irl 90
some lrragular.ty at the start lui
f.r opening six points lower Co %,
points higher. active months soil
ahou, , to l3 points below last
nights closing figure. uiiof.nr.
asrr readily absorbed hy the con-
tluupd hu,ug of Liverpool ami
Wall street short. Domestic trade
interests Wen, credited with butU
SOME cotton ON thr advance from
t5Ng Go Ht.s- fur March and from
$500 Geo ae.lu for July making net
advances ct 800 Geo 90 points oa thl
active positions The cru-ss rrpur
sho cd domestic mIll consumption
.oi 5Yl.1-a bales ior thc month u.
January. or the largest reported FOR
amy one month since iFl1 when Willf
were busy with heavy goods fur Nai
uses % Was also noted thar the
number ot >u.udles reported active
during january was the largest u1
record. which naturally created huli
lish sentiment Is 90 future require.
wsut.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-15
WOLF CREEK COMPANY
IS READY To DRILL
IN l|PsC0Mb COUNTY

Reports current yesterday In oil
circles substantiaied the rumor that
the Wolf Greek company, holding
iOo0 acres In l.ipscomb cousiy, has
completed the sale Of It's stock. and
will begin moving material upon the
lease the first OF the week To be-
Sin operations
This company has capital 90
$3.50. 400 with par value of 81 q
share Tho personnel of its officers
consists of T.. O. Braina,d. li"sl-
dent y W. Miller. Amarillo. vice
president. Dr. r ~ Reynolds, vice.
president. aud Frank Northup. SOC.
retary-treasurer
II is also said that the company
has It's rig completed, and everything
In state Of readiness 10 begin drilling
M once.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-15
GRAIN HIGHER DUE
TO SCANT OFFERINGS


CHICAGO. Feb a. New adj
Nu,t- boz the price OF corn took
pIr- today largely us response 90
continued unlinU.. of receipts, Tile
market closed unsettled a. go as
AIghrr With May 1913 % Co i.N and
iuiN Iau 90 iu a.N. oats gained
q cent tu ma cent Provision,
varied from five ,rui. decline TO ten
cent. advance.
General belief fhl' any immediate
Uaus,I uf % railroad 1Ukr had been
.terrt helped .n. bIil. and .o too
..d uutb .r.I announcement ot biz
r1r. trUu Ar-rntun WJs Iu
trur Sa.ar,.- uf shipping de-
u.rd bore .yI alrwsrd 90 q tenn
uluH decline uutiUl lOr hlg rir-
Hfol INTEREST. though strengthened
ih, corn market gga.u .s tlr session
au, u CLOSE
oats displayed independent firm
ur-.. country holder, said the souta
aa. uatbdlInr Chicago.
Provision, we're stradlrd rs ostl-
usips tb4i thr hog uapN here neat
.r.A would nOf b., otrrpl.ut.ful
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-15
DONIEy COUNTY TEST
WILL SpiD ~ soon

Special 10 The News
CLARENDON. Feb 1.-THE hug
bee Wen No. |. located miles
northwest of clarendon. right on the
iank Of the salt Fork of the brazna
80 dyorably mentioned nv press re-
ports of iccent dates. Tor its ge0lo'
gicai formations will spud In ~ soon
as the sirirg Of tools arrive. \ hcayy
iuty rie aud derrick are IN plac"
and they will start with u 20 inch
hole crane New York oil Com
many with Martin head drillcr hdv"
The contract
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sugar Market QUIET

W NsHffli H .f"F
NEW YORK. Feb. II Tho local
market Tor raw sugar continues quiet
and as there b. very little bu .r",s
Funr On prices are more on Jess
nominal. although there are mCdcr.
ate offerings uf Cubus lu the market
ior prompt and February shipment
al 10 - cents. cost and freight.
equal 90 lltt Tor centrifugal Th,r.
Ntrc SALES OF 5nu0 haEs of r0itI
l,lcos ailuat 40 % - rents and 49,.
uun hags ot tgnIs dt . D., cents L.
20. b side ports.
"a refined sugar prices were Un-
changed 90 ~ tu h. cents Tor fms
STIMULATED.
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Fort North i.i,e~tock

" Ntfnf taitH fifse
FORT WORTH. Feb. if.-taltic
receipts $50. unchanged. nceyl
nl 20 1. 80. Suckers 81 go
u co. COWS Si.-1. $50. I"iipi
(j.2sm 1900; buui- $500 = 90
cal 20 S50uT 90.
Hogs receipt, 500. t'aG
F.. IS. s1. 80: light 81 a.
= liIii m' 3. SIZES fi,.
d. Xcd si..aG o. -: crnwl'i
fl.2s a.. Is. $500 0p.
sheep, r'c' none. o.. D. J
Llmls. sl9ttf 1000. sea 49,,
sis.iUff l..ftt tpIhers 81. frt.
so ewes t'ip 1900. ulL
90 ID 300: or. s4.sOH. 80.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-15
I oiion seed oil


~ Accounted fIfrh.
NEW YORK. Feb - CotJo.
..ea GA Wa- EASY early on belrial
El-ii-h cahirs aud lower lard has
la',r steadied up on the bulli1h
'hOrinr 10 cotton. Closing bids
wer, . points higher To potts
lover. Sales 900 barrels. Pr.m'
crude 1900 1890. prime summer
. .,l0w spot .O.JU, Iarch 800.
March 2oI0 Nav 2o7>: July 100.
pime winter yellow and SUMMER
@ntc nominal.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-15
I3.YEtR.CiD ORPHAN
Gli,i. NEEDS \ UONl

Rev " W Virgin. pastor of N,
First baptist church. desires to hear
from anyone desiring 20 adopt a girl
thirteen vars of axe, we'll trained
intelligent and ambitious to ad-
vance u H. desired that the chilli
be- given q comfortable homo and be
adopted hy % person willing 20 riyc
school dhd church privileges
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-15

The paper on which Bank ~ En-
GLAND notes Is printed Is 20 strong
that when one OF the notes is
twisted into rope Il viii sustain
\ weight Of s5S pounds
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-15

Rusk.---yirs Eta Maoma Rusk.
aged 20. wife 81 r. A. Rusk. OF can
yon. died AZ o'clock Saturday at
ternoon. Besides her husband two
small children survive her. funeral
services will be held ~ Canyon Ncr-
day afternlo1 under the direction OF
the Griggs undcuikirg Company e!
Amarillo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-15

wnes-The funeral services OF
GEORGE Wiley. age ~ years son 90
iMr. and Mrs John Wiley. residing
two miles north Of Amarillo. Who
died az the family home Friday af-
iernoon at O'Clock. will be- held at
the Sacred Heart church This after
noon At O'Clock. Rec Father
Ailard officiating. followed by burial
In Lame cemetery.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-15

Kirg-The funeral services oil
paul Klng. age 30, santa BE- cou-
d,.rtor. who died al the local hospi-
val Friday morning az > o'clock NIL
he conducted at o'clock this afford
noon NJ the family residence. 1913
pierce street. Rev u =. Brooks. OF
the polk street Methodist church 10
charge. Burial viii take place 10
i.lano cemetery.
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lnhn, R,pl>

lniOn> Reply
90 Is cur earnest conviction thai
che ,ltmiion Warrants us urging
that yuu promptly Indicate to tail
road lahoi that Nuu 0Ill Great" b.
4sr,emcui a speelll rhuual to teal
With specific and impotiani pro
hlems
\ set of principle. with which
the rihangl H. asked to deal, from
me union Wow. were outlined e..
ulluWs
Rates nt pc, Cor similar ~
analogous service. boo other indu"
tries
Relation ~ rate. of pay Il"
increased cost ~ living.
'1 \ basic min mum living wac
sufficient ~ maintain q railroad
mans average iamil, upon a stand
ard Of health and reasonable com
fort
90 THAT difforcniials ahov" int
basic hinimum living wage be- c'-
uhli,hed giving due N'gard 60
skin required. responsibility assun.
ed and hazard incurred decision to
bo handed down within sixty DAYS
after agreement to establish o. anu
90 hg final aud binding tall railroads
iu The United states and employees
| whom W. represent
Principle Fundamental
IN statement. experimenting
their letter. the union officials de.
| clarod their conviction that . settle.
! mcni ~ tho controversy along any
line, other Than on principles they
.rt forth would hp "al best, make
shift"
They declared those principle ''
be fundamental aud appealed 10 the
public not to fear THAI any WAC
increases granted NJ viii prov"
tton In the so-callcd vicious cy-
Gle
"lt is the constituencies pyramid
.ng 81 profits. and not IA" iurrcae
iur circle ~ costs incident 80 giving
labor % living ware that III" puhli'
should he onguard against the
statement slid Labor. assured -.
uniformly fair treatment and reli'r'
~ % distress and worry due To In
adequate wages will alway-, through
greater efficiency and q desir" 10 re-
um square deal for square deal
We ask the American people To So
that We are met hal' way IN on
j efforts To settle sanoly and fairly
: fui speedily. u grol''and trying pro
hlom "
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-15

cunn-The infant daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Max W. Gum, ii05-B
FILLMORE street died at the family
residence Friday night al n o'clock.
Funeral services will be- conducted
In the chapel Of The Griggs ludrl
taklng Parlors 40 10 o'clock This
morning. Burial will be- iu L'luJ
cemetery.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-15
GENERAL MEETING
ON WAGE DEMANDS
SET FOR FEBRUARY q
CONTINUED ivm page ~

were having nrnr.irlal effect
The uniuu repN expressed Efali-
fclilou with che presidents recog-
milton vi principle which nave 4
hcarIug on thri drmaudH. ia, added
that there IVES prrslu. u"rcssity
tor immediately urlirf
I'VE tcsl Justified .l ly'ug' the
answer continued chat Be-, d0 not
believe their rmplo,rs viii ,,uuten-
aure amy plan, which contemplate
further DELAY
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-15

smoothing-tous were first used Or
France in the sixteenth century.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-15

Tine Japanese language is taught
IN the high schools of Australia.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-15
NEW MILLINERY
for Spring, the new Knox Sail
ors. See them Monday at THE
LITTLE GRAY HAT SHOP,
ll6 East 9th. ST., Phone 275.
ON LINE COMPANY

Writing h,e. health lui ~. ldoni
Insurance Tor same price Others
charge for lite features alone. writ
ten in one simple. complete polio,
form on medical examination only
Liberal contracts open Tor men o
,bil'iy iu Panhandle and west Texas
Address
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IIlE COMPANY

=. o Dos ~. amarillo, Te,a,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-27

not only that Grrnany would be pro-
vcuted from carrying out her plot.
but that tho world would be safe
guarded IN the future from similar
designs.
I'VE have now 10 choose whether
We viii make good or quit We have
Joined issue. and tho is-uc IN between
tho spirit and purpose Of the United
Statsa and IN. spirit and purpose OF
imperialism. no matter where n
shows itself. The spirit os imp~rtal
ism IN absolutely opposed 10 frye gov.
eminent. TO the ssfs life OF FREE ma
lions. 10 the drvciopmrns Of peace
full Industry. and TO ths eomple,ion
pf the righteous procc-s~r of civiiixA-
ton. IL seems to mo. and I think
Il win seem 10 you. that ~ Ia our
duty 60 show the indomisb,s viii
and irresistible majesty Of tho high
purpose Of Tho United States. no tina,
tps part we played in the war a.
soldiers and sailors. may be crowned
with tho achievement Of lasting
peeeA
No one who oppo~<s tho rsffflen-
ton OF the treaty Of Versailles and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-27

the adoption of tho covenant OF the
league of nations has proposed any
other adequate means Of bringing
about settled peace. There ~ no
other available or possible m"snn
and this means IL ready to hand
They have. on the other hand. tried
90 persuade you that the very pledge
contained Ia Article 10. which n the
essential pledge Of the whole plan OF
security. IL itself a threat of war
IL IL. on the other hand. an asaur-
ance OF the concert Of an the free
peopica OF the world In the future.
az In the recent past. 20 see Justice
done and humanity protected and
indicated. Thla iH the true. the real
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-27
NATIONS COMBINE TO
PREVENT WAR METHODS

Germany violated tho territorial
integrity OF her neiThbor~ and flont.
ed their political Independence In
order so axgrandlre herself. and nj.
most every war Of history has orig
mated IN such designs n II ag
niflcant that the nations Of tho world
should have at least combined 20
define the general cause OF war. and
TO exercise such concert as may be
necessary to prevent such methods
Article 10. therefore Ia the specific
redemption OF thr pledge which These
free governmnts OF the world gave
TO their people when they entered
the war. They promised their people
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-27
Woman Recluse Not
Undressed for Years

RAMSCATE. Eng Oct 70
Stated 10 have lived for years In
one roow and ncser undreased. Mn
Eliza Shaw. AGED &c. hns just died.
A daughter said her mother would
not allow her 10 do anything In
the room.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-27

Americaniun- This IL tho role of
leadership and championship Of tho
right which the leaders Of IN. re-
public intended that u should play,
Tho socaiied Americanism, which We
hear 30 much prating about now. ..
spnriousiy Invented for party pur
poses only.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-27
NATION ~ FACING
SOLEMN DETERMINATION

This la the supreme choice Of the
present campaign. II II regrettable
thar this choice should be assoeiat-
ed with a party contest. A. com
pared with the choice OF a courHe OF
action that now underliss every
other, Ihe fate Of parties In a mat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-27

every candidate. for whatever office.
be tested by this question: SHAY
we os shall we not, redeefn the
great moral obligation Of the United
BtatesT"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-27

Seven Presidential Electors
One United States Senator
One Representative In Congress
for the First Congressional Dis
trict
,cisy Of seattle. rrs~i.~ss 4 to s71.
ineissise.b
One Representative In Congress
for the Second Congressional
District
Can rres,.~ss q. xAs c.~ssy sssssse
Of the city of sesstts-J
One Governor
One Lieutenant Governor
One Secretary Of State
One State Treasurer
One State Auditor
One Attorney General
One Commissioner Of Public Lands
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-27

seven Presidential Eiecters--
Andrew Rynning
James r. Stark
George II. Sargent
Frederick kurtzman
Joseph Tottenhoff
Daniel l.. Barnet
Abraham L. Besrcliff
Gevcrnor--
David Burgess
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-27

Miss Helen Lee, premiere ddnseuse Nth "Chu Chin Cho
coming to the Metropolitan theatre in November protege
Of Nile Guda the French creator Of bdets who staged the
eloquent ensembles ia the London production Of the big Oscar
Asche spectacle Just er pears little Miss Lee made
her professional debut member Of the Princess theatre
chors and attracted first attention With her nbe toes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-27

Attorney General
James NJ Philips
CsnnissSeses Of Public LanAs--
Samuel J. Smyth
Superintendent 81 Public Instrue-
AHA salmon ventzke
state Insurance Cennissiener-
A NJ. Mecklem
STATE REPRESENTATIVE
Sosh Representative District
tvote for three)
Jacob Schwartz Peterson
John Fleming
Joseph +. Costello
Slss Representative District
Vote for two)
Wiley NJ Scott
Louis W. Buck
S:nd R~presentsstve Dfstvies-
Vote for two1
I,orcne Wisweli Wilson
ss,s ae,r,.e.,a,,,e Di.srics-
tvotc for two)
E Mns nsssy NJ Folsl.
4<th Representative Distrfet--
Vote for two)
Loren A. Royse
sssk R~rr~sesssttv% district
tNotc for two)
Gladys Small
waiter j. Henry
leth Representative DlstFtct--
Vote for twol
Minnie X Ault
........s-...... .........
s7th Representative District
Vote for two)
Joe Smith
Dominic kana
County Auditor
Byron Phelps
County Treasurer
Ole Thompson
prosrcuttng Attorney
Ralph S. Pierce
County Cievk-
Thomas EEan
County Asseesor-
Lucious NJ. Root
County sheriff
Fred Nelson
County superintendent Of Cemnes
Schools
Mary Frazee
County Eagtneer-
Frank II. Conant
County Coroner
T. Orcn Watson
Ceu.ty Commi-sie.er-Is( Csmmis-
stoner's District I
Klarence s. Trip
cstnsy Cemmissioner. sra comnis-
Ntoner's District
JOHN Carmichael
JsstiS Of the Peace. Seattle Pre-
WilifAfn Sneff
ctnct
(votcMor two,
George Hydorn
ce..snsle. 4 .ii,e r rrceinct-
VIM. $. HilArd
Constable. Auburn Precinct
:. tvote for MOI
Nathan Page. r.
-.
Constable. Boisc >recinct--
Tony Sartoris
Constable. EnumcIaw rreciuet-
George kuchenhaA
Constable. Renten PRNeinet-
Vote for two)
Dave Mitchell
s..s..-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-27

seven Presidential Eiccters--
Viola &. Graham
|, Elizabeth sullivan
portha Ing
Louis Il. Bradley
l. W. Richards
G.. Il. Culiison
Edith Downing
United states Senator
&. j. France
Representative h Congress. Ist Dis-
trtct--
James A. Duncan
Representative In Csagress. End Dis-
trict-
William Rouck
Geverncr--
Robert Bridges
Lieutenant Govcrnor-
t. II. Bowles
Secretary Of State
G. A. Harlin
state Trcusurer-
Frank Pease
state Auditor
Robin Adair
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Democratic Ticket
yfr~.ssessisI pteetsr.-
Geo. N Adams
Mary ". Hnrkcr
John Reid
chas -. Mccarthy
Geo. W. Roups
j. w. Austin
Jim " Goodwin
vnites ssst~s seastev-
George +. Cotteriil
Representative In Congress- ist Dis
R~pv-.~ssssNs In cesGress. sas Dis
.....-------.----
ceyernsr---
w. w Black
Lt~utessst Geverusr--
II. G. l}ohike
Secretary Of state
George Hsxzard
stste Trvssurcr-
G. G. Gibson
state Auditor
..-....... go. ..-.--.---
Attorney ceuerps-
John W. Hanna
Commtssten~r Of Public Lands
Albert Schooicy
Superintendent Of Public lsstruc-
Catherine Montgomery
State Insurance Com m issfonee--
Jesse n. Murphy
STATE REPRESENTATIVE
10th Representative District
Vote for three)
G. ". West
r. NJ Ratciiffc
.+.s..
tfst Representative District
Vote for two)
Harrison w. Mason
G. Will Shaffer
s2nd Representative District
tNote for two)
G. J. smith
George N. Hodgdon
s3rd Reprcseutatts District
Vote for two)
Geo. l.. Palmer
John N. Wilson
sSth Representative District
Vote for two)
Geo. ". Ryan
Emma a. Hausmar
f5th Representative District
tvote for two)
II. J. Forman
s6th Representative District
tNote for two)
Chss. u. Fulien
Mignon Adams
eth Representative Dtstrict--
tVote for two)
II. T. Boryer
Ella Traynor
County Auditor
Mary w. Barrett
County Treasurer
A II. Flagg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-27
NOMINATIONS FOR OFFICES sPEcEI ED ABo AREAS FOLIO

0k1pUuIeCAN TttNEr-Neeses
yssss~e 81 ne resc~--nsssis sre-
william / Prtsst,sy. ~.
ssssse~ 81 TIE resee-nisek Dts-
as~1 r've~snes--
| W. w. Davies
yssss~e 81 the resee--Bisek River
a. nue. = Kenn~y
J~.siee 81 The re~ee--ssiss rve-i
Josrph A. Pressure \
Justice 81 tie r~se~--nsrsss ~
ets<s--
W. q. Parkes
yusstee 81 the rcae>S--CSdsv sss
Ps~~isrs--
John Rses.
Jussiee 90 the reaee-Chsrvy Whey
Precinct ~
Harry Dean
Jusssee 81 the Feoee--ChrssssDhes
Pse<tset--
James Hart
gssst~s 81 the r'esee--Csaifsess S's~-
ets~t--
W. q. Wilson
Jsssie~ 81 the re~ee-csvs rre-
tpo. G. walls
Justice 81 fhe resce--Oes Hstnes
Preetoet-
r. A. Case
ywssiee 81 the rese>-ouwe0fsh
Pr~~tpet--
r.. J. Thurier
yssstee 81 the Pe~~~--Eiiiess rre-
y. IL cavansush
Jsssse~ Of the reese---Enstie Fry
eiart--
r. N. seara
ysstsee ss TIE r~>ee--Esss9kw
Precinct
J. G. Jensen
J..sie. 81 che r~ss~--Ssvitf rr~-
Geo. Bradneid
Justice 81 TIE rese~--s.Jfss rr~-
chas' p. Murphy
Jusssee Of the res~~1 kess rre-
= e,sst.tyote for 70
y. IL Harm
,..s,.. q ,se rs.ey -x''s'.'s rr~-
a ninw.as.
Jssstee sf the esee--msary Pre-
,. !. 80. : .:s:yI'''ss:,-----.x'.'., r'.A
s-ss... q r-.-'--~srr-r r---
,. s y s &. E....-~.... view
chark Luessmaun Aiberts
Jsstscf 81 the Yesce-Nsrth Head
I1eetrct--
Jus ce Of de Pesee-rscsfse Pre-
tein~s--
John Parker
J6stire Of the Pesce--Ravssss Pre-
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Proposed to the People by the Legislature

I
.
hlshw for
seandth Of hb
rev.nu IRONS uh
i-- --- 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-27
Prohibition Ticket

seven Presidential Electors
Arthur s. Cation
Olin l.. Fowler
Lucy c. Cotraci
w. H. Haycox
Matte Reynolds
w. A. Davis
Emmett u. Nichols
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One Superintendent of Public In
struction
One State Insurance Commissioner
Three Judges Of the Supreme
Court for the Term Of SIX Years
Nine Judges Of the Superior Court
Three State Representatives for
the 10th Legislative District
Two State Representatives for the
4ist Legislative District
Two State Representatives, for the
And Legislative District
Two State Representatives for the
43rd Legislative District
Two State Representatives for the
4ath Legislative District
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Judicial Ticket

Judgcs of the state suprcaAc Court
Six-Near Terra
tNote for ThrecD
Warren w. Tplman
q. r. Holcomb
j. II. Bridges
Judges Of Superior Court
Vote for Eight
J. T. Ronald
King Dykeman
A. w, Frater
Boyd J. Tailman
Otis w, Brinker
Mitchell Gillian
Austin II. Griffiths
Calvin s. Hall
Judges Of Superior Court
(Vote for One)
John s. Jurey
Everett Smith w
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Socialist Ticket

Seven Presidential Eiectsre-
I ! !
Mary NJ. Brown
Herman Meyer
n. ". Miller
Joseph O'Reiliy
Iaila Rogers
Walter Price
W. II. Waynick
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Joseph williams
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Nina ~ buchanan
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Prerenct--
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Justice The resee orsiiis Pre-
J. c. Peterson
Justice 81 ne rssee. Restea Pro-
~tuet---
(Note for two)
Joe Wood
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Constable. seattle Precinct
John II. w. Lock
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(Note for twob IT,
J. X Jensen
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Constable. Des Metaee Preeiscs--
Alex Renee