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The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1928-09-20
Page Nine
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Proposed Amendment to the
State Constitution
To be voted on November 6. 1873.

An amendment of Article VII of the
Constitution Of the state Of Washing
ton relating to Revenue and Taxation.
state of Washington.
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE.
To whom Il may concern In obedience
to the State Constitution and an act OF the
legislature. and filed without the signature
Of the Governor. entitled follows: IAN
ACT TO amend Article VII Of the Constitu
ton OF the State Of Washington. relating 20
revenue and taxation, striking Sections l. ?.
} and and inserting in lieu thereof new
section to he known as Section II. there IL
hereby published for the consideration Of the
voters OF the state of Washington the fol-
lowing proposed amendment to the constitu-
ton of the said state.
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1928-09-20
CHAPTER ito
III. r. 1879
REVENUE AND TAXATION.

AN ACT to amend Article VII OF the Con
stitution Of the state Of Washing
ton relating to revenue and taxation.
striking Sections l. ?. : and and In
sorting in lieu thereof a section
to be known Section l.
Be 1t enacted by the LEGISLATURE of the
state of Washington;
SECTION I. That az the general cleo
tion to be held In this state the Tues
day next succeeding the first Monday IN
November. 1928. there shall be submitted
to the qualified electors Of this state Tor
their adoption and approval an amendment
to Article VII of the Constitution Of the
Article VII all OF section |. . and 4. and
inserting in lieu thereof the following to be
known as section /:
Section /. The power OF taxation shall
never be suspended. surrendered or contract
ed away. All taxes shall be uniform upon the
same class OF property and shall be levied
and collected for public purposes only. Pro-
Nded. That the property Of the United
states md of the state. cou n
ties. school dis tricts and other
municipal corporations. and such other prop
erty the legislature may by general laws
provide shall he exempt from taxation: Aud
provided further. That the legislature shall
have power. by approx rate legislation. 20
exempt personal property to the amount Of
Three Hundred Dollars $500. OO) for each
head of family liable to assessment and
taxation under the provisions OF the laws
OF this state of which the individual il the
actual bona fde
Passed the House February ). 1927.
Passed the Senate February IS. 1921
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1928-09-20

NOTE BY THE SECRETARY OF STATE
The above act filed in the Office OF the
Secretary of State February 20. 1927.
j. GRANT HINKLE.
Secretary of state.
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OREGON PLOT
LAID TO CANDIDATE
Mexican Senators Charge
EnriqUez, Aide of Serrano,
Tanned Death.
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
s:FXICO CITY. September 2l.-Rai-
mundo C.. Enriquez candidate for the
governorship of Chiapas. has been ac-
cused in the Senate of completely in the
assassination of President-elec Alvaro
Oregon Senators Tiburcio Fernandez
Ruiz and Benicno Cal Mayor in bring
ing the charge exhibited documents al
legged to implicate Enriques. The Senate
decided to turn the documents over to
the court trying Jose De Leon Toral. the
assassin and others implicated in the
killing
Enriqucz was campaign manager for
Gen. Francisco Serrano. before the gen.
eral was executed last October for lead
ING a revolt against the government.
One document alleged to have been
signed by Enriquez was dated May 49,.
1928. and notified Serrano's followers
Of his execution. The circular added:
Not having any other candidate. you
may vote for Obregon. but understand
well tr&t this man, though he be elected,
vii. never rcach-and note 1t well-the
Presidency of the republic since destiny
has so decided
A letter from Ana Maria Velasco. a
school teacher at Huixtla, state of CHA
pas. to Herman F. RHO in Tapachula
was also exhibited in the Senate 1t read.
Il have orally informed Enriquez that
/ wrote to my countryman Toral re-
garding what is required of him. he be-
ng the only man capable of carrying out
the important role In his reply he ac-
cepts and only awaits an opportune
moment to act"
The documents were accompanied by
report from handwriting experts pro-
nounCirg the signature of Enriouez
genuine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-21
AUSTRALIAN STRIKE
is GROWING WORSE
Premier Bruce Gives Views of
Dockworkers' Walkout to House
of Representatives.

By the Associated Press.
CANBERRA, Australia. September 81.
The strike of dockworkers who re-
fused to go to work last Wednesday,
tying up shipping for the second time in
two weeks, is getting worse hourly. Pre-
mier Bruce told the House of Repre-
Sentatives today.
The transport workers BILL introduced
by the government, providing that all
wharf employees must be registered. re-
ceived first reading. but second reading
was postponed because of strong OBJ
struction on the part of the Labor men,
berS.
Premier Bruce stated the bill was an
attempt to help the Waterside Workers
Federation to get the members of the
union back to work, and denied that it
was aimed against trade unionism.
Reports from Melbourne state that
lack of unanimity on the part of the
strikers is one of the principal features
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-21
Women's Purses Stolen.

The thief who has been preyng upon
Office employees yesterday visited room
40l. Southern Building. and stole
handbag belonging to Ethel WHITE, 81
T street northeast. The bag contained
$6 in money and other articles totaling
$50 in value. Mrs Emily Winters. 916
E street, reported the theft from that
address of handbag containing a ring
worth $50 and papers valuable only to
herself. She furnished police with a
description of two suspects.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-21
Error by Painter
Gives Byrd's Ship
Misspelled Name

By the Associated Press
NEW YORK, September 21.-A
painter who dropped an "l' has sent
Comdr. Richard E. Byrd's supply
ship. Eleanor Boiling, to the Ant
arctic with a misspelled name.
The ship had been renamed by
Comdr. Byrd in honor of his motheG,
whose maiden name was Eleanor
Boiling Blood He intended to give
the first two of these names to the
freighter. The order was transmitted
over the telephone and the one "l''
in Boiling" was in some manner
omitted. The error was not dis
covered until the ship was about to
sail for Hampton Roads, Va. on the
first leg of its journey. and Comdr.
Byrd did not wish to delay its de-
parture to have the name reprinted.
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JUNIOR RED CROSS MAGAZINE
WITH HOOVER QUOTE BARRED
Statement of Patriotic Nature Brings Sup
preston on Charge 1t Would Engender
Political Dispute.

the message from which 1t was taken.
Or. O'Shea is president of the New
York chapter of the Junior Red Cross.
Fears Distortion on Way Home.
There is nothing in the statement
that would not be Endorsed by every
body at any other time except in the
throes of the national campaign" he
said. AT this time it might be taken
as a suggestion from the schools to
favor Hoover and would lead to political
discussion in the schools.
These are only children that are
spoken to and the teachers messages
would probably be distorted on the way
home and so would lead to bitterness
and controversy"
The Junior Red Cross is a school
childrens auxiliary of the American
Red Cross and has a national member
ship of about 100000 children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-21
DEMOCRATIC WOMEN
HOLD RALLY AT CLUB
0ld-Fashioned Meeting Opens Sc
ries of Weekly Thursday Night
Gatherings.

An old-fashioned political rally mark
ed the Inauguration Of series of week.
ly Thursday night open-house meetings
by the Woman's National Democratic
Club at the clubhouse, 1926 New Hamp-
shire avenue. last night Music, songs.
listening in" to the address of the
party's presidential nominee. Gov. AL
fred E. Smith, at Oklahoma City: i'm
promptu addresses and refreshments
were on the program.
Mrs. j. Borden Hartman. one of the
governors of the clubs board, was
hostess for the occasion in which some
$50 women and men joined Mrs A. J.
McClintock presided at the ceremony Of
cutting a 150-pound watermelon. the
gift of Texas Democrats. in the dining
room. Cookies, in the shape of donkeys.
were served.
Morgan Kiley. an old-fashioned fid-
dler. rendered numerous melodies. in.
GLIDING Southern songs and campaign
ditties of bygone days. as we'll as East
Side. West Side" in which the audience
Joined The gathering opened at $50
o'clock and continued until shortly De-
fore midnight
The club OF which Mrs. Woodrow
Wilson is honorary president. will con-
1inue these open-house meetings each
Thursday night until after election, and
plans to have luncheons. addressed by
outstanding Democrats, later in the
campaign.
The Jewish population of the United
States is fixed at 4,088000, distributed
III.
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Mexican Plane to Cross Border.

MEXICO CITY. September 81 LP).--
A Mexican airplane. inaugurating air
mail service to the United States Dor
der on october. will cross into Texas
and land at San Antonio, the post office
department announced today. This
will be done in return for the courtesy
of the United States in ordering Amer
lean air mail planes to make an
inaugural trip to Mexico City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-21

The Jewish population of the United
States is fixed at 4,088,000, distributed
among nearly 5000 congregations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-21

of the strike, which was precipitated by
the refusal Of the workers in most ports
provided for in the award of an arbitra-
ton court. Under the system men are
chosen twice daily from the crowd of
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FULLY GUARANTEED
FOR ONE YEAR

Do not confuse this iron with the
cheap irons often featured in special
sales. This is a splendid iron, heav-
lily nickeled, with hne aluminium erids
and overflow rim. As a value it is
really outstanding.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-21
LABOR LEADER TRAVELS.

j. H. Thomas Leaves London to
Attend Sons Wedding in Canada.
LONDON. September 81 OP.-J. H.
Thomas. British labor leader, accom-
panied by Mrs. Thomas. left for Liver
pool today en- route for Canada.
Mr.. Thomas said that his visit was
purely private and that he intended to
spend only four days in Canada at
tending the wedding OF his son. Capt
A. j. Thomas. at Montreal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-21
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. September 21.-BecauSe
it contained paragraph from Herbert
Hoover's message to the Republican
convention the September issue of the
Junior Red Cross News, which circulateS
among school children of the Nation,
has been ordered suppressed,
Protest against distribution of the
number was made by DR.. William J.
O'Shea. superintendent of New York
city schools. on the ground that it would
generate political controversies in the
schools.
He ordered distribution stopped in the
New York schools and protested to John
Barton Payne. national chairman of the
Red Cross After q conference yester-
day with H. B. Wilson. director of the
Junior Red Cross, DR.. O'Shea said the
issue would be suppressed throughout
the country
Quotation on Back Cover.
The Hoover quotation appeared On
the back cover under the picture of a
one-room rural schoolhouse. flying the
American flag. which is being saluted
by a group of children and a teacher
The quotation reads:
This country gave me. as it gives
every boy and girl. chance. 1t gave
me schooling, independence of action
opportunity for service and honor. In
no other land could boy from a coun-
try village. without inheritance or IN
f1uential friends. look forward with I'M
bounded hope My whole life has taught
me what America means / am in
debted to nv country beyond any nu-
m2n power to reDaV"
The quotation was signed Herbert
Hoover and no mention was made If
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applicants, but the strikers insist that
only one pickup should be made daily
by the employers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-21

1t pays to read the want columns OF
The Star.
Evening star., 1928-03-26

1926 Buick Master 6 coach $3.50
1926 Chrysler 20 roadster. $50
1927 Hudson coach. .... US
1927 Kissel brougham. -. 1,400
1925 Marmon 7-pass. sdn. 1850
1925 Cadillac 63 roadster. 1880
1926 Chrysler so roadster l,500
1927 Hudson 7-pass. sdn. 1000
1927 Stutz 8 coupe. .. 2,l00
1927 Marmon 8 sport tour. l,400
1926 REQ sedan ........ $50
1926 Studebaker Std.
coach. ........ $50
1926 Studebaker Duplex
DhaetOn 600
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SAI.E-AIITOMOBILES.

PACKARD 81 ton moving van: 500 cubic
foot BODY, takes rooms to load, hig tires.
Wonderful motor. bargain S2I5. Call Col.
- Monday. 37l4 Ga. ave. --.
PACKARD 1925. FIVE.PASS. SEDAN. used
only 4 900 miles, looks like new car
terms. or trade small ear. Price. @@,ouV.
PEERLESS SFDANS-We have a sale on
these cars over thus week end that will allow
9ou 10 purchase Peerless sedan OF almost
any type or model. a. prices that are lower
ia some cases by 5000 than can he found
elsewhere. We are oseTstockrd ~ Peerless
cars and must move them. Act today and
get remarkable bargain. Washington
Cadillac Co. has Conn ave.
PONTIAC COUPE. 1920: Satisfaction guar
antec: $3.50 terms Phone North d4F' or
Sc al ] l2a Goth It nv .-.--
PONrIAC-Will take your Pontiac, as part
paynient or either new or used BUICK
Buick AGENCY 10th and You sts. v
REQ FLYING CLOUD demonstrator coupe,
1925 model: substantial price reduction for
uuick sale; reasonable terms. Trew Motor
Co. 1926 18th =. NV Decatur l9lo.-
RfCKENBACKER SPORT RoADSTER--,A
real Snort car an latest improvements, looks
like new absolutely guaranteed. Washing"
tor Cadillac Co. 1913 Conn. ave
sTUDEBAKER sEDAN----we have, several
late models that We viii absolutely guaf-
antee and that are ~ fine condition at prices
that are very much lower than YOU VIII
find anywhere else, See them hrst WASH
lnGton Cadillac Co. 1893 Conn. ave
WHIppET ( SPORT ROADSTER. Ia21 re
possessed. bargain. Torrey Motor Co. @los
l. = nv -
WILL. EXCHANGE 1925 Buick two-door
sedan for ooupe either Buick or smaller
car or 0il exchange body only. Lincoln
-KIo 9B"
WOLVERINE SEDAN driven less than
500 miles. this car has special paint lob
also sneciai slip covers. equipped with
Bosch horn and motometer, carries regular
faptnTy guarantee, big reduCtiJn in prttS
23l0 Ashwrad ni. NV. Ant l. North 4.,..t.
AUTOMOBILES by auction at Weschlers
9a0 Pa ave NV. every "Wednesday ana
Saturday 10 m, --
TIRES used All sizes. Trade'ins and
rhsWre.overs Also mex tires at low prices
Trade ia your old tires. Hundeys. 3436
I4tb Il u
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SALE--AUTOMOBILES
IN THE ROUGH


CHEVROLET CABRIOLET. late l9"5 very
good condition, all tires good, fully equip
ped: for S475. can finance. Call Col 500.
ant. 400
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SEFRIG ERA7OR. hed apd other furniture.
Ant H. 1900 East Capuol St. between 7
sN9 @ N fa 49,
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( EO. X IL
"TREW" VALUES.
BUY A CAR
YOU
CAN KEEP.


stadehaker sedans a. OF them). 1920.
both are fully equipped. one a dark blue
the other "A studehaker green. and III excel.
only s360 '"' ''''''''" '''' - ""' NV
Oakland seians, 102b aud 1920 paint and
mechanical condition are excellent, tires are
nfaftiicai~ ,ew wheel brakes ,, hn'npefs.
r"rs and parking lights. Nc viii trade your
car.
Dodge 1929 Sedan bumpers front and
rear. motometer snubbers parking light
heater. automatic Windshield wiper. palnt
lust IKE new, tires and mechanical condition
excellent: only sb26.
Dodge 1928 Coupe all now tires uphoi.
siery perfect, mechanically Al. fully equip
ped. 1920.
Dodge Roadster. tate model In finished In
bfhulitnl maroon. with top and nickel trim
fniHgs 10 match this car - ia wonderful con
dttlun throughout including good tires
tuiY equipped only Si%D We viii trade
your ear.
nuiel Sedan. fehniahed IN dark bne: the
upholstery ia good but We put in new aiip
every respect fully euuiUnFd tlrra nracii-
ealls new only sb55 We will trade your ear
try ABD DUPLICATE THE CAR
AND PRICE.
We nave others We viii denohHifalf.
o'FN oNT'fr " IN. g,NhpEEyyrl I'm EyrHT DAY
THE TREW MOTOR Co,
1870 l4th ST. Decatur l9l0,
UPTOWN BRANCH
l.. =. STEUART, INC.
OAKLAND PONTIAC
Conservative buying means
many miles Of transportation.
1927 Oakland coach.
1927 Ford Tudor.
1927 Essex coach.
1920 Chevrolet sedan.
1920 Ford coupe
1920 Ford roadster.
1925 Oakland coach.
1924 Dodge sedan
1924 Chevrolet sedan.
1924 Chevrolet touring.
3il3 l4lh ST. NV.
Open Evenings and Sundays,
A REAL BARGAIN.
Cadillac o0ups, t090 looks and runs iike
neW new Tires has heen handled carefnily
iFfnle ~ trade to Responsible nsfts ~ $40
1th Wlss lhis opportunity. on II D. %,
Evening star., 1928-03-26

POTTERY from many countries closing cut
at wholesale priCcs, also small articles SUIT
ahlc fOT hrsdge prizes The China GIFT
Ghon $40 I've ii IA
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In addition we have a very
good selection OF lower priced
used cars that are in excellent
condition and to be sold ON easy
terms.
Evening star., 1928-03-26

= :
Driven around 1000 miles enough 10 lin
her up: practically new: new-car guaranty .
cost So ABS. outstanding bargain. 81 500.
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sALE-MOTOR CYCLES

INDIAN MOTOR CYCLE ami side car good
shape and cheap Cali Mr. stout Main sso
MOTOR CYCLE Indian with delivery css.
rier of large capacIty fdstachablet q horsr-
power, excellent condition throughout IN
,IuqtnR tires. Apply display manager.
Evening star., 1928-03-26

F7pD SrF.Tl-C5ean fresh seed mixed the
- ,-,-r bfrys llErs IL best AZ ATHER.
T9N-S PFT SHOP. l5c pound ,Ve deliver
Evening star., 1928-03-26
sALE-AUTOMOBILEs.
REMOVAL SALE
OF FINE USED CARS.
Stndehaker "President

Studebaker president" 3"
Driven around 1000 miles, enough 10 lin
cost 50 .495. outstanding bargain. 81 .595.
Stude. Commander" Victoria.
Looks ike new runs like new guaranteed
like new: run only 4 400 miles. cost. 81 SOS;
bargain at SI.445.
Chevrolet Sedan.
Only driven : 600 miles: looks ike new:
greatly reduced. S545.
Locomobile S-4S Sedan.
A $1,000 car at a very low figure with
new tires new paint Ieat covers and fully
equipped. bargain. Si.075.
Stearns-Knieht Sport Touring.
New paint new tires. very late model.
a hlE bargain. S645
Buick Master 2-Door Sedan.
Looks almost ike new. motor recondi-
toned. o X. IN every respect a pickup
At S64o
Stude. Standard Phaeton.
New tires original finish like new uphol-
stery and top o. Il. bargain. S495.
JOSEPH McREYNOLDS. Inc.
Studebaker Distributor.
Cor. 14th and X NV.
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ACKARD , - ton moving van: 500 cubic
iot body, takes rooms to a load. hlg tires.
'ondcrful motor. bargain. S2I5. Call Col.
4 ~ -
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WALLACE.
100 l. ST. Main 76l2.
NOTICE THESE SPECIALS!

Dodge pass Coupe, late 81 disc
wheels and balloon tires fully equip
ped for unpaid notes. ...... ....-. S2na
Huason Spepdster late model ....... 175
Cadillac PhActon ......-.......... 115
Dadge 4.,luuT Sedan Observation-Disclosures. -
Ods sedan 1878 ...-.......... so
Buick '23 Touring California top. .... i15
Dodre Coupe. good running order ..... 1a
Essex y Touring OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. -
Cleveland Coach tate model. ....,... fs5
Buick Light six TourtnEs tal. .S75 aud $50
Ruick Light six Roadster. .......... go
Buick q Coupe. .................... %
Chevrolet Coupe. ................... as
Ford Racer. ...-.,...... .......,.. 50
olds snort Touring late model ..... $50
Chevrolet Touring 1928 35...+....-.... 40
Roo 8.cyl Touring late model ... ! so
nndee iieht Delivery Truck ......... les
Ford ton Truck late model. lights and
starter pneumatic tires ..... o.. .... 10
Terms or Trade Arranged
RORFRT HFRSON'S AUTO EXCHANGE.
100 Florida Ave. \ r. North l040S.
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Try and duplicate the
car and price. Every car
ready to so.
OPEN UNTIL D IN. EVERY DAY.
b PM. SUNDAY
THE TREW MOTOR Co,
1890 l4th st, Dec. 1910
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SALF-AUTO TRICKS

INTERNATIONAL j-tOn DUNN trucks f2t.
Al condition. about a year old, these trucks
are reDossnssed. bargains 81 800 each pa
t0mac 1895 nght- Adams 4g04 2R'
REBUILT And RECONDITTO%FD TRTCE5
ton Witt-Wil factory rebuilt. cab.
IemoVabte stake--ide body. 10 feet
long. q feet wide. new pneumatic
tlrfs heavy duty carries same guar
. .ant@s as new truck, ~. .-........ 81 500
a1mD body good tires, good .ondi-
j., t'on ,,.-....,..-.,. ,.-........... $50
hoist. steel dump body. solid tires,
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