The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 27, 1918, Page 9

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PAGE 9 Sale : BRADFORD NOT waste TUS HEURES T0 | the cand *, Oldham and Viv At Youngstown, Dr. eon the Bradford m with having » labor and mu hip until recently. lawbreakers are “said Hanson, “It hat will do not America : rat he helped : Red Cross cam TORY ERE! n and Bradford favor of ee med! velopment of power will mpenk at with Pliny L. kelmer, and Adam 1 peak at the same in Georgetown, Markets and D wth Park ~ PROGRESSIVES = OF LEGISLATURE | BOOST HANSON All the progressive members of the tures of and 1915 from ttle, who f t for the eight aw for the mothers’ minimum wage, an honest first aid law, and other just meas ures, are enlisted in the support Ole Hanson for mayor ‘They so declared today They include Dr. W sen and Thomas F. Murphine of the ind district, Dan Earle of the 4let ict, and Senator Dan Landon of {the 2nd. women ear, 8 he. ete IN WHAT WAY ARF YOU SERVING YOUR COUNTRY TODAY? Re thrifty and vernment expects every ember of your family to » his share, whether large email ACT NOW AND DO YOUR PART AT HOME TO WIN THE WAR AND SAV THE LIVES ¢ YOUR BOYS AT THE FRONT, Ohe Japanese Commercial Bank FURUYA LDINO schmann’s ye 4 Ave Sa ond Main st ANITARY T. Christen- | (PAID ADVERTISEMENT) JAMES E. | favors the development of the Skagit river power site—a publicly-owned enter- | prise that will mean 50 per cent cheaper power for the rapidly-growing industrial | requirements of Seattle. MR. BRADFORD is a true American Patriot, tracing his ancestry back to the landing of the Mayflower at Plymouth rock. Graduating from that great demo- cratic institution of learning, the Univer- sity of Minnesota, he chose the law as a profession. . MR. BRADFORD has been a resident of Seattle for eignteen years, always tak- ing an active interest in every movement that tended to the upbuilding of the city. No one but a demagogue would ques- tion his patriotism and good citizenship. MR. BRADFORD’S untiring devotion to the cause of America in the great war is best evidenced in his work and public BRADFORD Read Carefully, Then Think of the Misrepresentations That Have Been Made to You by the Opposition. WHICH, Mr. Citizen— A camouflage Mayor, the hand-picked candidate, representing a select few— Or a man big enough, broad enough, and endowed with honor and digni sufficient to represent fairly, fearlessly and honorably every decent citizen in the chief city of the Pacific North- west? MR. BRADFORD is under no obliga- tion to the public service organiza- tions seeking to ab- rogate the rights of the people. You won't find any of them supporting his candidacy. MR. BRADFORD fought the in- me @ determinate franchise bill to @ standstill; a colossal graft that would have crippled Seattle’s won- derful city-owned lighting system, and other utilities. MR. BRADFORD fought against the elimination of the 5-cent-fare clause in existing franchises in that notorious attempt, in the 1915 legis- lature, to take away your nickel fare and transfers, It was MR. BRADFORD, the chosen representative of all the cities of the fir: in the state of Washington, who beat the lobbyists in their infamous scheme to rob the common people of their franchise rights. MR. BRADFORD is wholly and heartily with the great majority that speeches in behalf of the Liberty Loan and the Red Cross. Born of a devout Congregational mother and reared under the discipline of Christian parents, he fully appreciates the helpful influence of the Red Cross, Knights of Columbus and the Young Men’s Christian Association with our boys in camp and on the battle line. A Republican au his life MR. BRAD- FORD, in line with many of the great leaders of his party, digressed once and voted the Progressive ticket. MR. BRADFORD will go into office without a single promise or obligation to any living individual or interest. MR. BRADFORD deplores a mud- slinging campaign and refuses to s to deception and misrepresentation, leav- ing that to his opponent’s personal friend and campaign manager, the advertising “dentist.” Respectfully, CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE aay morning. FREMONT BANKER IS y, mornin FACING TRIAL HERE #985. J. Harw Morris, former cash: er of the F of the bank’s funds. Senator Dan Landon, whose disappeared, |been his partner in some real estate transactions. accused of embeaaiing | Tety Prosecutor Helse is rep resenting the prosecution. testified, Tues- | It is a d Morris took the| ¢ street pickpocket to pay a judgment against | pysied himself again Tuesday, when g, who is said to eck fo obtained a purse containing $5 THERE IS A JOY that only know—a joy no posse: n gives. you have bought your home you know there is one spot in this uni- verse that is yours, and yours only, that no one dares to trespass or ¢ jon cost bat. 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