The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 4, 1911, Page 6

THE STAR-—SATURDAY, MARCH 4, i911 (PAID ADVERTISEMENT.) PERSONALS f CITY REAL ESTATE—(Cont.) ICADIE REMODELING PARLORS ‘VEST $26 IN DUVALL TODA By Seattle Electric bes ie ee Campaign Circulars =| Know the Truth and Vote Yourselves Free. t week tl « been THERE FOR YOU . " Therapeutic Matha 406 cy Ae r i . os : ' WEST SEATTLE REAL mrs peren serrincer. | ASK YOURSELVES THIS QUESTION! OE ee eee tee working | Why Does the Seattle Electric Company W ant the People| “wi Malloep grate walt and wares | dana | for the election of Joe Smith, has|to Vote Against the $800,000 City Railway Bonc — —_ } re Oa Ss seas vite oe reas ¥ ‘ ” : | nnn SMATTEL LOANS taxen uctive lead in the w Do YOU Want What the S. E. CO. wants? HELP WANTED —FEMALE « i | Low wor p Jon- wid camp ign a The Chamber of Commer dd its taxat r ‘ rt oF w each ar nen iz Mra, Thomas Murphine, Miss jopp s $800,000 b Why? ) MING T | i) EVE OP- ak Dunbar and Mary G. O'Mera and| recal t er of € rt ‘i ANADA ; be . ase: m0 | scores of other willing workers who| “heavy t y mmitt opt t rriv + Sabetas es eMy AMY IGHT PRETTY BUN Yolunteered to help the pe wahes vt " | ° . i AY candidate q } ea ft represer s sivle 4 ’ Mv . “ . ’ peeperty at “We are working for Joe Smith r j ' s \ A r ‘ 7 1 trom $19 te ed for eve ate parabens H y r vt er « € HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS FARMS AND ACREAGE—(Contd.) * " ormes he has lived here supported |, i e ; : “A - ay it lend v | ooo re re A iy . + Inet . COLLATERAL LOANS woman suffrage and the e bh y & . " ently f . * VATERFRONT yous alow ‘ RI were w ar The > v mber « € ! € t ppor ~ ear . bala. month 7 wt time ane at hot forget Special Interest as against t le" wher ¢ issue] HELP WANTE is clearly drawn HOUSE PASSES } . y mip : NATIONAL BARBER COLLPGR, | ant (eo tens b ; Hy ‘ > : i jOL t a OF sit t ene bad " +s War n. a ay - f . ” er nee md ° lin t ¢ of nome H ete ees eet) . view of JOHN ‘Ii WHITE COMPANY, | 0 at an organ ’ , nome JRNIGHED KOOMS ‘ rat »ppression Of women OLYMPIA, March 4—The ma-| '! latte vende t terial men’s lien law passed by the /"ESS, |S equa sey? house Thursday night is the most|in its tyranny over the people and poli ; checks ra ay bet . 8 Y; oo Be : 000 BUY PHINMEY Vicious bill of the session for smal! Despite the Chamber of Commerce the citizens « attle | Ds _ £ ; : Gr fz ns ; Fee GU suas ta) F ante ee per Rome owners broke down private water fionopoly 15 years ago; they defeated | wan: ; take eteam-he ’ Dy cma ey 4 * hor Score at Gnte4 pent Provides that materia! Gener, {light and power monopoly eight years ago. With equal intelli-| ign nied in : a rey EF. RIDGE BEND Vow CaF abit E Wo Pave Ww give no > owners, : j panei = rol CaTALOOUI ther about quantity, quality or|gence and courage they will smash t railwa ono a Wi ‘ : | +s ; | Ys beeen 1043 sitet at A meat Most of material purchased by the|next Tuesday by voting in favor of the $800, t a o «house. 4 - ; a ete eet: a é a , contractor. Bonds, ; | SHOW CASES They merely give notice to the : ° © 7 ~ . Overstocked fine tee bigh grade ft contractor that they have bought} DON’T WORRY ABOUT IMAGINARY DEBTS : : e re. : To at gn pl tae By le ho og som ¢ for th® owners of the as ‘ ‘ nmey av. Ph North 16, Green rewhere. We © FOR. BS Tao cwnce is not. tm Provide Income-Paying Public Utilities Which Will Re-|_ + : Sa to eed . ay wav Ph tire “he fo formed as to the amount for which |duce Our Expenses and Help Us to Meet Real Debts. fer sieady é - : NG, Sieabe- Weaver vain Fi te ee caee on 8 Nee. Hecond-hand ciet 8 A GOOD BUY BETWEEN|*™* ie sf : : Numerous amendments correct The Chamber of Commerce loads Seattle with a public debt 1 aon | ATTLE AND TACOMA Sue aanea’ with ‘fad ng this were voted down, leaving | $30,875,862, and advertises an annua! interest bur of $1,500,000. @ comple - ~ otek . were. on 4 y road, and near - Small home owners at the mercy of This is not true, and when this campaign is over ° cue : ; . vers. Gesigning material men and con-|Commerce will be loud in denial of Its own exaggeration. In ¢ t | Sine o reach this distorted result, the totals of local tm nt assossmn ha WPOnD Had House Pledged. which are the same as mortgages upon particular private property " L , Tt appears that material men] the claims against a part of the w revenue, which are both by state : oa moran AN ACKE TRACT had the house pledged before the | law and city ordinances not @ general debt upon the taxpayers of Seat-| -. tens P is x zi N LAKE WASHINGTON Bu Warren, | Cs 2 Pegisiature commenced. Notwith-| tle—all these have been included in a false debt statement ps > ry oo mt 8 . pport and Bt REE & FARRAR, INC., stand: er It would have been more just to add in the 2,300 of Seattle Furnished ‘ = = ta " ° 409 ork ‘Hi Pre ceebinet cnpceicion une Elec bonds and stocks upon which our people are com) ay Lom AND FOUND. } . : oon vad Pho {fice Open Evenings Teats’ and Beach's leadership, the | Ele ds and cara Ler AAA | . ; passed, to 35. rates and endure conditions which are providing fron “ poe te = : an i Sane aoa 3 la only members speaking|MMterest and dividends annually upon that total ides provid “a Monda : hed ' d com} : INA SPECIAL ed ove st ac t the bill were Teats, Beach, |!ng funds to pay all the bonds and a half million dollars annual surplus | e . 208 | A " one, oo, garden and trult tere]! > jets, tote car cating. 41.780 Gand: ick and Dow over all Agron more direct blow at It would have been equally fair to have gone to the Hee, compiled the total of mo ve debts, and adde hem in the total . Fine ‘ park Sau pe and) Ballers. poor people than any el foe, complied he total of mortgage debts, and added them in the tota r on . | ane BUSINESS CHANCES, Binke x” FARRAR, Inc. , ne Taw. ? f ~ “New pianos tor rene: HONOR EMMET. WHAT ARE THE FACTS AS TO THE DEBT OF |i=0% °°" Og ea mr rerhate che, choles | parchast Newey sees Tm tribute to the memory of SEATTLE? ahs pm e patriot, F ain for some one tt me mon i ED YOUNG, Owner, Ee tompatbinere ary ohueee rs On February 1st, according to the city comptroller’s official sta “r . four: . Phone Dattard $18 Geet lant nicht in the hall at Tenth | ment, the legal indebtedness of the City of Seattle, payable by taxation . ‘ i can 0a ° eens Ryne Pistia sae our ey. and Columbia st., and with music} Upon her citizens, was close to ten million dollars. | T ® c A at . my t ° % ‘ 10% jOMRA | Valdes Porn Iie tot Gud addresses honored the occasion | burden included in our general taxes {s about $450,000. More than |) room & Y , — a yan Gf the soniversary of their cele-|three million dollars of our bonded debt ts for city water and lghting oma seria re HE 88, a= IDEAL FOR CHICKE \e . re if Eeeted countryman. bonds, which provide an income which pays all the interest charges 6 te - ‘ JARDEN. : oh TS Today the taxpayers of Seattle are paying not more than $350,000 per | “© . . : ; bs, ail . : . ‘The old wooden draw bridge on/| year interest charges on bonded debt, Instead of $1,500,000, as the 8 -. 8 o> . . x n . 7, tn L a Spokane av. wil! be advertised for|attle ElectricChamber of Commerce circulars assert 3 + 4 everyth - . ee “ ‘ and abandoned with the com. ttle is nowhere near her legal debt mit and her credit Is secure r’ , tar h aay atte M, Mucr at a of the new steel bridge in|—except against Seattle Electric monopoly franchise grabbers. = tid Halle as , seat y x ‘ede about two weeks. THE CITY WATER SYSTEM AND THE CITY LIGHTING PLANT RTA a % ‘is Ay Be RS ACAESES, een HAVE NEVER COST THE TAXPAYERS OF SEATTLE A DOLLAR “ge ' hove Dh aablrcomanicl habia? scene One acre a erty § ; . : . The only bid submitted for the|IN TAXES, ALTHOUGH BONDS TO THE AMOUNT OF ABOUT “ ae HOM. STEADS. . r] arrange to Mimber of | cot- | Fe Agassia gt Anstallation of the new weights and | $7,000,000 HAVE BEEN VOTED AND EXPENDED UPON THEM. m house, ath ~~ iaie HOMES TEAS. ~~ ei ‘4 erat Gs tow a6 F100 came and belnn 2 Docks north of Mad Measures system, that of W. & L. E. The consumers, paying their regular water and light bills, have : 4 Eig sR 2 10., per month Ruinber of horses and mi Gurley, amounting to $1,491 has| paid and are paying every dollar of operating expenses and of interest » ? tr FORREST LANDS ., 320 Fir een referred to Superintendent of |Charges, and are repaying the principal, and will pay every dollar of | quire & 4 |—CHIGREN RAN H TRACTS Public Utilities Valentine. debt on these city systems * om owes, Capitol Wi . Near old Rent ' » and . Panny The city water rates are ouly third those forme ’ Take acre up. for Wek 60 jot. West Seats es tt al srosecut-|the people to the private Spring Hill Water company = eet : a, 3 + s $26 down : have @ and vi < a sagen Rag heey “0d The city lighting rates are not more than half those formerly paid | oes ot , Green Lake: frul feulers. YOU WiLL HAVE TO HURRY rm odie auditor and county treasurer | the Seattle Electric company — 1 ' ‘ \e \. 1. with new = ‘aecide not to transfer $28,000 ‘oday the Seattle city water system, if It were for sale, would |iak sss" we bd nt | ° : a. Renton We WARKON & neo from the road and bridge fund to| Dring at least $26,000,000, or more than three times its cost 7 a FARMS AND ACREAGE. : 7 ; . eee Mer te Ber, PE =. the river improvement fund, in San Francisco would gladly pay twice that sum for as good a| rest : Bia TRACT ot Suhiant jeteht ree BL Mis pact Sone Waker compliance with an order from the vena ye gg Angeles { paying $26,000,000 for a system which cannot} Mareh Jel nine soon Guniehed oy PERT WIDE, 307 FE et SULTRY “AND PAUIF ungaicw” with “fireplace: wad Sar ounehaid rong (tL ell MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP HAS GIVEN SEATTLE A WATER, | sates ont 1! ret i's , eo Ae Deny og hy reer My soens| Seats mannan and youl will | gga" Othiee Fcaere Son tat ) support the auditor's of dere nd ne - son cart . ofthe ~ sake" gee tg Ee Lagnere Sage ter anes CROSIER & COLLINS. Kings We FOR FUNERAL DIRECTORS. LIGHT AND POWER SYSTEM UNEQUALED IN AMERICA, WITH-| 520. -Moderr iow; range ' who sent 1: 806 per acre; #8 ¢ | tuk ELiioeT “aay INVEST. — no ane | OUT A DOLLAR'S TAX, ALL OUT OF RATES REDUCED HALF OR : . : Br na erty mow winks are — MED ‘ FOR SAL. E—WOU" AND Nints and TWO-THIRDS BELOW PRIVATE MONOPOLY, ty mip . : . ayo e y cae ren Ob. pee ar ck ae TAND Ciose TO SEATTLE CHEAP Mi "7 millwoed Mt Citi i ‘, A ta, . jun , : 7 AT & PRR ACRE ONLY : : . wentent duet pan with first load cook zens of Seattle a =e sisal ltrs es wnt SEI Reece * Wh ¢ . * — - On Tuesday next we have the power to vote a new Declaration of Independence against private monopoly i ‘ mn ¥-roae tH ~ Rees rou aTranaportal cay poe biel te tee. Business Seorieny Watson © rai t . In 1895 we said by overwhelming people's vote: : e 7 ‘ ; bird Ne - _ RATES IN THIS DEPAKTMENT University. Both phoner «3 “LET US HAVE PURE CEDAR RIVER WATER"—and we got it, | mon " RGATR ARE ¢ CENTS PER LINE UNDER = . not by grace of Furth or Ammidown, but by the people, for ourselves. orm wt tine . i : seas m a el ‘ abe beautiful ‘fy pouse Sor. CALL Yoo. noe In 1902, over all interested opposition, we spoke in thunder tones ve “ . 0 « i" ress i ND. 408 from the ballot box cach wifice at Madison Par ye . n eo. | WILL BRING HIM. “LET THERE BE LIGHT—CITY LIGHT"—and the Seattle Electric o ~~ : . wee ] Ne ui st ein | ARSTRAGTERS cE help, during | monopoly heard “its master’s voice,” , ? . BURKE & FARRAR, INC. -* ¥ pa ¥ as % ie beautiful floral offer The time has come to say to the Stone & Webster “blanket fran thas wig POP gf Bag ny Bh H many clients : “Tanase ana | Gen Hatier Mock. Haar in to et ewe ALE Eamsiy | ebive” monopoly, as well as to Crawford, with his Rainier Valley a2OF ; & Wiison, cazpenters and |) e 40-ACRE TRAC N ‘ eth Fas “ Biehin, i jobhers. Weather stripping snd “The people of Seattle propose to have civilized, adequate, street i> : - - pone Sidney 1¢ Ng 100-page ing & speciaity, Main 1170 and Ind | raiiway transportation : 3 VERY EASY TERMS 560; 00 ¢ } WOODLAND PARK HARGAIN” Wi. Kuliew crear factory bi “They propose to have cars—enough to carry the people; seatse—|—s i cee : ‘ s aide country |New. very {ful five-room modern tracts are situate the north | urroundin Main 38 bungalow: hot and cold. water. bath moved to 500 Third av not straps. Whid strict ‘cele: | ~ acr y acre oe nia, coment. sidewalks eg “They demand service—not dividends.” 4 wis ° « eared alt in a Me nly $1.€80, bat THE CANADIAN BANK OF mye cn “They are tired of waiting wearily on street corners and then , mig tortie, Wi na FO salle Vek 8 be Bik jamming into crowded circus cars dally, just to feed the maw of a ih, Sat ath 7 . wh ‘ “ ane . Main 3 : a L 8391 Boston manufactory of dividends on watered stocks, r : 1932 . mn . CAN YOU DEAT it? BA LINC’ 8 “They are sick to death of walking blocks of needless distance. use 8 ' Aity ‘agereating, : + Fesldence, | navenna park,” Has hardwood mui Shatrie BRANCH eo ieg morning and night, because private monopoly ‘with a cinch’ refuses to e 3 s . p r ; s ail moder applianees’ Fries 86, ip pavmagee best variety otect bulld extensions t r v ¢ ‘ . " y pert | CAeM ae American Bank Bide “They have had enough of tax-dodging,-law-defying, promise-break ; ; Phone 1. 4661 2% CENTS ing and general corruption of government at the hands of the street | A Oe i Spee Tale Wook. railway monopoly 9 x Mat , yme AABLING SEED CO., 59 W. Pike, “They propese to kick the Seattle Electric company, and its imi. . Oe uate no at tract AND CO. W LOCATION t to Public “Market. _ltators and lobbyists, out of Seattle politics and Seattle gove t entigate. 90% @ Go, 38 Central Bide ARKANSAS HOT SPRINGS next Tuesday, by a Sasa 3A xis iN bench. podiand | Park; “modern “five-room| §PINNING'S BARGAIN STORB HOT SPRINGS MINERAL “FIRST—Electing a people's city counell ae . ; re See — taken at once’ small’ payment down and [ES NOW AT 1415-17 FOURTH AV, : hanyeroyys sauce “SECOND—Ky voting the $800,000 city railway bonds.” water, * ' ueniahed ¢ 308 Colman Mock FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE pank elas. beh eek aye! . i With this fund available, the people® servants will build and |—Rert tt. isles 36. é I anne | NAN Nt A HOME SPIN} S STORE cton cane that /eUUP & trunk line street railway through Seattle from north to south 1 Baétishe: strietiy “modern pi OF HOOD CAN t J Ree ene a ane at toe = for months or even It will give service where inadequate or po service jx now rendered. | furnished. ' 2. 2. ¢-room, suites: "specie RN PAR, SILV RIDA ‘ ote for tom: = 1sih av. N. E beatVtew tn the. as Z_thin naw dincovery. “Hat It will demonstrate, by object lesson, that the people can give them rates; walking distance. Beals, Bhawan , q 7 i tne rts Ses | RARRIIBDB ann “isush of | Selves transportation convenience at cost rary WATERY! edhe =| jow eave: 81,600, cash or ensy payments. | ggAl tas anPat”™ ing. “ined Wil be furnished. to complete the cure It will be @ standing, living, working threat, compelling the Se- ‘ aaiees this so r < un tit : ae es om DE. JACOR SMITH, attle Electric company everywhere to give good ‘service, or meet in-| 122% ; aitey "" near Madieor Four-room cigs, well bul CONTRACTS ANU MORTCAGES Feciaiiat Nervous and Chronic ; 6 First Ave, Opposite To The $400,000 bond issue for a city railway is a “petition in boots— es se sa Ria tomobilte Beattie. Wash. with spurs,” which the Seattle Electric company will be compelled to], ' ger rand : untain view. he |& be automa ware. erat 1S a hundred ‘canes THIS $800,000 BOND ISSUE WILL NEVER COST ANY SEATTLE| 41) kins oi wt rt 0 Win kcnis FoR Waren | WANTEO—REAL ESTATE 5 c parts of | DRC WILLIAM al corny te oh kta He it | TAXPAYER ONE CENT IN TAXES. shelving. ate.,’m BRONT. BACK TRACTS AT LOWEN | nawowreeecn NARA ; : a fam ; " rier, 1306 hair wide!" "TiKe the elty water and olty light plants, it will carry its own is4_16¢6,__ PIICHR YOU wast THE TERME |~Wantod co buy from owner «1 orf COLLYRR, $04 Leary Bid Main tate 3b FIC PHYRICIAN burdens from the beginning. The only way Seattle taxpayers will|snolver in. Maye woth te ; BOK THO SA PAR TO Baty [Tram modern bungalow, north end of |) mee Memiyers Naturopathic Kociety of Amer-| notice it will be in better street railway service at lower cost Denk room, Ne = a TLE, 28 CENTS, ‘ Licensed by state. DK. RU- ‘ MBERSCHEIDT & TRENCKMANN, CITY REAL EETATE. 3 ie a ie f ra of lite PUR Institute, Nestor Bldg, 1p1d sterner - __2¢4 Central Butiding rent. OReilly Home Bide. Co. mm dat her private hom featiake, near Vine. Su: parlors for BOARD axXD ROOM . pit Bide. —— ar Bixth av. Also gives wo CuInOPRACTIO and ALL Don’t be deceived by Seattle Electric lies. POI IARI IIA ACREAG $950 For Rale—Two east front lots north ot Taila rs or 5 Os PRN Ghani Tie WORs PT ogi x tine . IUM. “Gives valuabie ad- lethor oma with or with. Room and board for two, beautifully untverst! must sell, need money; easy oat ‘board at eal Freainents to| ‘They know what they want, and are employing thelr customary fF resre; ‘Rowe soskings |Reveral sore treete (8 geimuten trem com Same Vhegs figeneaand te) = Vote the $800,000 bonds next | Tuesday. . ms & ‘doves partir’ leet es, ren Sit DO terme, ‘Owner, 860 Arcade Annexe?! ttl: ttrig Yaw damapant Gutlawaliia Of Tadensndence eves cifered ic, Ké- | ting water, aider land.fine stew of be : Be Gai meas Le i, 1895 FFU; #2,000" Gan, c attle, Sign it with your X next Tuesday, : Artie" “Would, make ‘an lideal “ohiexen | 00 y water, tie nce Aime. Bast e189 mere f MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP LEAGUE. MERRITT RWALTY CO, POLS RN ee 9 RNa Tine. Piret: av, Hit ‘Open unaays. Union. “Hunt Vaio. Neasonabie. lee mttaer