The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 7, 1924, Page 2

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All Cold irons a | Idaho, W,| (S Sseea am and Washington. | (Pald Advertisempnt) WHAT [STAND FOR; = GALFRED i Candidate for Mayor 1 I will appoint an able, not political, graft. 2. 1 am amb for all public managed by their friends, not their enemies. Gorge unit of the Skagit Project at! the lowest cost and the earliest Pos: sible date. "Te Works lets contracts to the lowest and best bidder. 6. 1 will co-operate with the city coun-, cil. I will work with all civic organiza-| " tions for the real substantial growth of Seattle. ERIZKSON’S STATEMENT “T entered the campaign with the object of protecting our public utilities, to the upbuilding of which I have given thir- teen years of my life, and to make Se- attle a cleaner and safer city. I believe that our public utilities will be in safer hands with Mr. Lundin as Mayor than the present incumbent, and that the moral welfare of the city will be better served. My vote will go for Mr. Lundin.” OLIVER T. ERICKSON. 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