The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 6, 1924, Page 4

THE EATTLE STAR p ee AGE 4 caine = (Behin ‘the Scenes in his the an (__panraces }MAGENTA TINTS . ae e+ Unig “the rand OperaW orld a Bega ‘HELD DANGER ~: Why Justice |s By J. R. JUSTICE Snppy,. New, Mannish Style Checked Woolen ae a sei aa we f aety, 4s arouncem ton, pr ne Hla g ada HE Lundin Campaign Committee hag t » legion, for the % . ‘t ing fa plac Bac Fk asked me to state my reasons for sup- T Lapping dares Shi ya : ; w ar n fact, a member ¢ means of lenses ; porting Alfred H. Lundin for mayor, instead ange etees : p ‘ nder « faithf “atl cs par ie ee And I have been asked to put teeth in the rervice to the taxpaye: f story. $ 50 etal cmaaenie aeele t . : : cnet _ ———— _| I do not think I shall do that; but if I do dl 7 they will not be false teeth, if I know it. For the past three months I have been go- Pyieny ‘pedi Seturdey ing up and down, as many of you know, look- Only “Special” at ing for good candidates for mayor. So eit’ ber hand) in. Chrictoewtn’s When I started out I had no particular man HERRY’ 7, 1 ee ae | Professional dancers should | in mind. But rather a type. , look to their laurels, from the ‘ ea repeated successes with He must be a man free from machine politics. ol vel 2 ; which tiny Nina Russkaya One who had ability and common sense. erty / Gall \\ : amatian, “not quite 4 years | One who had some vision of what it meant checks Be ies We fogs Fill Your old, aring in local beans are | to be at the head of a growing seaport city. rox atylen, side ties ' Coat oe ote es gagemente dope Py l | One who could get it over to his police force \ at these be € a . t pw at every perform- that the laws are made to be enforced. And that New Low Prices ance at the Pie Wtf ipa more economica an officer who did not see it in that light would leary in two numbers, a pirouet- be required to turn in his tools. WELLINGTON ting toe dance and a folk LMP giaas @& lance of her native steppes, The Heinz method of One who believed in our publicly-owned Use Your cABBIDY Stahene. fetes: te aceior | Sreearn have eee): nad, wale a a ELLINGTON costume, Nina has wonder- H ‘ uct them as if they were his own. pee ad Sr seeehcertoume tae ter slow baking beansindry a Bree bole C R E D I T lt Se ee dv : Oe eee co fenieett co my \ . erfect Cokin ense of rhythm is perfect. a 2 Py Co $11.15 fib And who played no favorites for personal or nance heat ovens dries out the | SomUcad gdveeeanss WELLINGTON CHORISTERS T0 water, makes beans rich A man who could work in harmony with Make Your Spring | pele Nee those associated with him in conducting the Shopping EASY! } f } ran iu ae GIVE CONCERT and mealy,and gives you city’s business. CASTLEGATY A man with a big heart and a stiff backbone. eae wiay Tape OF PAY. A meret concert w And withal, an honest and conscientious \\ t! VE tl be given by os FIRST PAYMENTS AT CHERRY'S. | |' | xe or of G take Cinaree the most real food value man; which is said to be the noblest work of litle by ideas yeu'dnd convenient, |= (|, | a tt 730 pm unde and real flavor for your oo < ; Our _upstaire focation means BIGGER rT y Channing Pech Rather a large order, I will admit. ButI Gheas Trataeane ile ta peur owe FREE ai carry, mpanist holr will be aanated money have always held that the big orders are the satisfaction, Alteration aE ood ta " soprane = ones worth going after. he | Complete Assortment Cree coals Today there are two men in the race Good Clothes for Men Rareka. Furnace Coal aoe Pace for Mayor. Alfred H. Lundin in my opin- _ oy er sais *Cinde’ Fraser “ard “the « ion comes much nearer to these plans and the famous tee, race dine “tom and specifications than Edwin J. Brown. Wellington Coke Phone Now > i sioner oe R | OV EN- BAKED icy chief reason for being for | But had I only recently arrived in the city, ait ies ‘i seas Herser | |and had I not spent much time searching for | 1015 2nd Ave., ; "No * Holy City) ja man for mayor, still, I should be for Lun- Between Madison and Spring | din. In the Rialto Bidg., just over Pig'n Whistle (Take “Elevator) star tar ssc patnie | with tomato sauce | The crowd backing him are’my sort of peo- | ‘ iple. Those backing Mayor Brown, in the | One of the Unricties main, are not. | Ido not mean that there are not some good © }men backing Mayor Brown. But in looking around it has seemed to me that most of those who would overstep the law, for pleasure or for a hot breakfast! TERRY OUT i) Se Ee ae aie | TREASURER | before the primary that many of the big banks were for Mayor Brown. Seattle Man Shies Hat Into| It was not so difficult to accept the report - emer AP one the Rin that the more radical element of the city UICK UAKER | At Terry : PIONEER DENTISTS were for Brown. But why the big bankers? ; Q at 5316 Tenth « a ep Not long ago I was aged one of the wise poli- ‘ z phage naidaay, jticians of the city, why the big bankers always 2% cooks in Y% the time of coffee! \t publican primaries, State| f oe 10 seemed to oppose our city lighting plant. en () PY et ma bee oe He replied that this is Stone & Webster financial Quaker Oats now comes in 2 styles —regular ' ; | territory. hs 5 | Quaker Oats, the kind you've always known, and Best for Rarebits a z ‘ | Now, I am not very good at mathematics. I give wie of Qu rN 9} QUICK QUAKER. it never cooks stringy $8 pore 4 you the figures—you may do your own sum. : Bay: : pee Quick Quaker makes oats the qui hest break. ? Bluhill A || ! Bridgework And while speaking of the city lighting plant. fast dish. Cooks perfectly in 3 to 5 minutes u~ | ( Ma Sted Did you know that J. D. Ross, the superintend- scarcely longer than simple toasted bread. the quality spread cee rf iia With Our Regular | ent, should have been Teappotited in’ Decaa Same plump oats as regular Quaker Oats, the onenotesevencranenena: oj nee ber? And did you know that’ he has not yet . kind you've always known. Cut before flaking, - i Now Is | been reappointed? No doubt he will be. But I caer eternal rolled very thin and partly cooked. And these Cuenta Soap | While Our Prices Are Cut in Half | always pe when it looks as if anything At Your Grocers small flakes cook faster—that’s the only differ- AND OthTMENT Come tm and ace for ourgelt we are mot doing cheap work, bat | wad happening to Ross. Quick Quaker and Quaker Oats, ence, : | DANFORD, | I am beginning to get nervous now. the kind you have always known All the rich Quaker flavor. All the good of hot Clear the Skin } SECOND AVE. rey Jame #8 ST, ce MAIN 2738 | The final inside tip from me, is vote for Get whichever you prefer. breakfasts quick! Today, try Quick Quaker. | eso Satis EM “ ' Lundin and you will have no regrets. VOTING MACHINE SAMPLE BALLOT GENERAL ELECTION, MARCH tl, 1924 FOR VOTING FOR [Fon votine Fon PERSONS NOT NOMINATED | NOT NOMINATED [Fon votine ron Pensons NOT NOMINATED | GUUUUL Lill UAH en CITY OF | a | oh 4 | poms ves sents no| sonds run sone we | noms v8 sonbs no sears) ty "S SEATTLE! <2") | r2sesoseurr wo. 5 | rrorosmon ove | rrowonmon reo | rroronmon 1 DISTRICT NO, 1.! rnorosnon one QUESTIONS ~” DIRECTIONS Ist. Move RED HANDLE at top of MACHINE to the RIGHT as far as it will go and LEAVE LEAVE IT THERE. 2nd. To VOTE FOR CANDIDATES, pull down the POINTERS over the names of the CANDIDATES you wish to vote for from For Votin g on | this position © to this § position and LEAVE THEM DOWN. Sra. Voting Machines . LEAVING the pointers as you have placed them (DOWN in the voting position) move the RED HANDLE at the top of the MACHINE to the LEFT as far as it will go and you have voted, .