The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 1, 1915, Page 7

STAR~—MONDAY, MARCH 1, 1915, PAGE 7, | MR. AND MRS. VOTER YOUR ATTENTION IS CALLED TO 239333333399 | i And Why You Should Support Him | Sa at the Polls Tomorrow Because he believes in the conservation of the city’s assets, especially the Water and Light departments, and will work to make them greater financial institutions for greater Seattle. The bonding of the city’s assets should run over a period of years, so that the rising gener- ation should assist in paying off some of the city’s indebtedness. The city of Seattle is a five million dollar corporation and you are all stockholders, and you should get a dividend by lower taxes. Mr. Kennedy will work to the end to reduce the taxes. Mr. Kennedy has been a resident of the city for over a quarter of a century and has had fifteen years’ practical business experience in Seattle, besides serving the state well in two sessions of the legislature. These are Mr. Kennedy’s credentials and this is the reason we think that he will make a good Councilmaa for all the people. Respectfully, DR. U.C. BATES HARRY SILVER AUBREY LEVY MRS. JEAN ALLEN W. E. ROBINSON E. L. BLAINE FRANK H. RENICK MRS.L.B.WALTERS [. J. RILEY BERT L. SWEZEA MRS. C. A.HEBERT MRS. VINE GALER * SENATOR W. G. POTTS WILLIAM R. BOWSER