The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 15, 1922, Page 17

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This beings ment of public utilities at a hearing ‘on the proposal to establish the pass system in Seattle It was pointed out, however, that 4,000 persons a day were taken from the Tacoma car lines by the sitneys, ford to be an office of prime importance and considered most difficult, especially for a woman, I realize the high compliment paid to me by the votes of nearly nine thousand citizene—/ ang that if this patronage were di-|of cases men and women of this county. verted to the street cars, the revenue | year have broken all Not being obliged to win the nom: | would nold up under the pass aystem. Deaths, too, are more numerous. ination, but being bound to hold true to correct principles and to myself, I did not promise repre sentation fn the office, If elected, to any person, clique, or element I may have mucrificed some vot by my course, but I Imve no re egrets. | As to the success or failure of tu: | ture candidates of my sex, much de- pends upon the verdict to be passed upon the services rendered by those women who have already been elect- ed to minor offices. In conclusion will say that my opponent, Mr. Malcolm Douglas.) having been nominated, and having faith in his personal integrity, whic! I have never questioned, I shall | give him my support. | SUSAN C. 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