The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 22, 1919, Page 11

Sa believe that (sens |The Seattle Star | =<») ATTLE, WASH., MONDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1919 | INDEPENDENT OF CLASS, SAYS FITZGERALD \NO STRINGS ON HIM, SAYS CALDWELL Not the Candidate of FAMILY SLAIN; Will Retain Warren as 31 MEN LOST IN'13 Seamen Aboard U.S. Associated Industries M+ - Police Chief, He Says in COAST DISASTER "Hel on Mutiny Charges or of Triple Alliance y's bean Announcing Candidacy “ta: drowned no bt Two petty t neverth und firemen avo! 1 a a ; f the t army trar The fir catened to let 16 eC) : ! . ee een Peer rene DENVE © following is Hugh Cald- | tained for the city by me, to the end) pores ie tote ane | Amerie hip f go « é Mayor (¢ tagerald issued the following statement, | stiicr, « mute, is held in the city| well's statement tesued today In | that we may cease paying large suma| BANDON, Or., Dec, 22—Thirty-one | ing the| Tt was reported six members i declaring hi f absolutely independent of any class |jaii here toda wailing investiga | connection with his filing for the [for power to the mer ownors of| lives ts the toll in the wreck of the w rew ein the ship's hospital # alliances, and seek re-election free of any entangling | to" of the murder of Adam anh office of mayor: the atreet car mystem. As the situa-| tanker J. A, Chanslor three da ound ceived in a fight over @ affiliations: * farmer, his wife and four ehildren,| J have filed for the office of mayor | tion now stands, the railway system|A vigilant patrol al crap 6 The leader of the mutineers was said to have an L W. card in his possession. doat their home near! as an independent candidate, repre-| has been unloaded on city, but clique, faction or ring. I|the former owners have a profitat “In filing my candidacy for mayor of the city of Seattle | to ie by c I subscribed to an oath: netrate this, not Mere | contract for power with which tt Pf us . ’ . Shank as nd ie maid | ly assert it © the election b pains " ro een FUNERAL HELD MONDAY That I was not a candidate of or on account of any ji nave ral agreements "1; waneve there are enous M inde. | CNY Operates the lines Capt, A. A ral serv for Mra. Jo 1 am in favor of a harmonious! crew are the mother-in-laeraaee promised support of any political party, or committee repre- | with the pendent voters in thin > "| upbuilding of the city and will lend| shore alive senting any such political party. ANY’! my best ; K er, were held tit g an) ny best efforts to that end have been washed on the beach, The brought the : “« : q P upport James cathedral Monday morning a I not only believe in the letter of this oath, but in the}; x ‘Having paid my own campaign ex-|eomplement of the ship was 35. ‘The to negotiate |} mes + x Burial wax mee spirit of the declaration. H ¢ open an ora tm the pest, there are no/ patrolling and lookouts will continuc nt Secretary ery died Friday at Pree gotiondlicagg: wna featiats ax a candidate or off-| but only with a slim hope of re ed by a civil voy “ere 4 « there been any; I in-; any more of the crew of the w this policy in the fu-| ship “I further declare that I am not a candidate of a group, |, or faction, or class of indivic of our city, nor have I been promised support from any such group, faction or class. “T shall welcome support from soldiers and returned } he ‘ service men, but am not a candidate for such a class. baby, was found tru “I shall welcome support from laboring men and women, |}. oo token BROWN FUNERAL TUESD Funeral services for Staal " wn, son of mont of the city after be ted to that affice Having resided and practiced law \ Seattle for more than 14 years, and baving three times held pu pubite |!” ely free from eriticiam by fied In be ture, conduct my camp present law off from my | DELAWARE, O—A painting of Per} Bishop Welch, president of Obio y friends. | Wesleyan wu has been un HUGH M. CALDWELL. — velled in the chapel and rely up al assistance of m. but am not a candidate for the labor unions, the Triple and Cor Alliance or any such political class or group. the ranch artain pot entirety “IT shall welcome support from the business men of the hed a interest me in « city, but I am not a candidate of any association or organiza- nj nd vo Geant pus tion of business interests. «he y “I shall welcome and solicit the support of all citizens of whe the city, in the true spirit of Americanism; which is to wher i registered uphold the institutions of American government, with lib- erty and justice guaranteed by the will and vote of the, Decided to Talk majority. ing “While I hold honorary membership in the Veterans of After Spending | |Foreign Wars, and am proud of that membership, I do not Spell i —n 1 City Jail membership in that organization, or my ut membership in any of the other many charitable, fraternal | ““ or civic bodies, entitles me to election as mayor. ' “I love the city of Seattle, in which I have grown to 0:30 a I he de pene ge ee eB hn loyalty 4 eh TUESDA ¥ SPECIALS manhood and in which it has been my privilege to serve ta as er his free be used aaa clenk for an NO PHONE ORDERS the people for a period of six years—first as a member of |“*{\", Monday on #2 bail a {complishment of selfish et The is IN THE ON THESE SPECIALS the city council, and now as mayor. I am proud that the , he was cloistered an nent eed tiers record during this period of service is clean and without) c« y termined t ° , fe ‘ Eis, wed T fatend to boup it sech. Sars tne reas ms BL A 25 Toy for 9¢ Gilbert Tool “The city and nation owe it as a debt of honor to at least Chest provide honest work at honest wag for the returned |. service men, who answered of the nation ‘in it A Regulation “Daisy” Greyhound Soccer Football Pump Gun Gliders <> Works like a hour of peril. I will use every effort to see that this obliga- , pow Pr =4 real pump action tion is kept. To this end the city should expedite all needed |... 5 pene Eye 2 rifle, seeeie ae wmprovements. for tr nd de ‘i 3 < shots, regular $4.00 “Seattle's continued prosperity depends in large measure “™ upoh the growth of industry and manufacturing. hru and the development of the S power site the city will be/ S&Y8 War Veterans ' aces value. TUESDAY SPECIAL, $3.45. Twe RPS PSS SESE PETE PEE in a position to offer unlimi , cheap power for manufac- Replace Wobblies |; joel sag ee Other “Daisy” turing purposes. It is my purpose to see that Seattle has " © lum: | peta ESDAY SPF modes, $126 the benefit of this power at the earliest possible date. t ampe and i € th rth " * worthy and performs} Three-whee oath “I stand for efficient management of our street railway |*°"' 4 a. fitted with plane, mitre aap nsipibes a ae, system, to the end that the betterments and extensions | sypner it ees aries Ra xo PHONE OX bammer, naw, br wOMenaY deci eee grained be made and the 5-cent fare be maintained. trict Lee din a business lke | We pics ia and bit, ccrewdr 7 wad entay acted adlilane aaik Mose Air rifle shot “Law and order must and will be maintained while I am)|*™? yds oo nded in c it vies rule, square and tr $1.95 rubber bladder, SPECIAL, @& of about mayor, as government without and order would mean/|! rg tap en oar of the square, SPECIAL $2.95. $6.85. 800, 3 1 will tha the truth about 1 will do my utmost ot the $13.50 Boys’ Boxing Gloves $2.00 “Hummer” Wind-up Train sects tauren be f aaigee Lionel Electric Trains Special $1.38 rk 1 aa Special $8.75 = ANARCHIST ARK S = ONWAY ACROSS, ‘ Goldman, Berkman and Red te Crew Deported From U. 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