The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 5, 1923, Page 20

Splash! Into Mayoralty Creek They Go! Jim Kellogg Pushes ’Em Over; What’ll Happen Now? Oliver T. Erickson Alfre& Lundin A December chill pervaded the waters of the Mayoralty] to, and should have, a broad-gauge, forward-march mayor. creek Wednesday. “Jonah should be thrown overboard,” The swimmers and near-swimmers who stood on the bank} The logic of events points to Alfred H. Lundin and Oliver watched the cold current rushing along without any par-| T. Erickson. Both are honest. Both are able. Both have the ticular amount of enthusiasm. It looked as tho the bath-| best interests of the city at heart. Both should file. ing party might be called off until spring. Lundin is a lawyer of clean professional standing and ex- And then along came Jimmy Kellogg, the attorney, and in| emplary personal habits. He habitually engages himself his own inimitable way he shoved two of the shivering} with matters of public concern. From 1915 to 1919 he filled tandidates right over the bank. |the position of prosecuting attorney for this county, with Splash! Like that! Right into the middle of Mayoralty} exceptional credit. He has the confidence of the community creek! | Erickson has served 13 rs as city councilman. His Up they. came, both Oliver T. Erickson and Alfred| knowledge of municipal affairs is difficult to match. His Lundin, gasping for air and sputtering with the cold. record spells economy and faithful service. His friends are What to do? To rush to the shore and climb out on the! legion. bank, or now that the “ducking” was over, to stay and dis-| Lundin or Erickson! One of these two men must lead us port themselves in the water: that was the question? out of the wilderness of incompetence into the highway of This was the letter that Kellogg wrote Wednesday that) Progress. If both file the supersensitive, libel suit incum- pushed the pair over the bank and into the thick of things:| bent will not survive the primaries, + & & 8 & * * & | Let’s go! Editor The Star: — Filings for mayor open December 28th. It is time for prospective candidates to reach decisions. Seattle is entitled | Es r, DEMAND “PHILLIPS” ) = WMILK OF MAGNESIA Protect Your Doctor and Yourself - Get the Genuine! | Per Annum Compounded Semi-Annually, We Have Never Paid Less On Savings IN OUR “Phillips” wo \tirger | aie, original Mi! nd uses — ur by physict se During the first two days in our new home at the southeast corner of Second Avenue and University Street we wel- comed a large number of our members, new friends and visitor: | Great Cash-Raising Sale of Furniture Thousands of dollars’ worth of Homefurnishings being sacrificed to raise ca : about cost. To those who have again, and often. not yet called, we say, come today or at your convenience. 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