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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-10
s. {. c. REFUSE
TRANSFERS
UNIVERSAL SYSTEM Is NOT IN
USE IN sEATTLE-NoRTH Sc.
ATTLE, BALLARD AND 9th
Err PASSENGERS MUST PAY
TWO FARES.

The claim made by the Seattle
Electric company and it's political
agents. advanced In this campaign.
that Seattle people enjoy a uniyer.
sal transfer system under the pres.
ent franchise method Of controlling
its street car service Is given the
lie by the action OF the company IN
refusing TO grant transfers from
cars going south ON North First av.
TO cars running 20 the Union depot
The depot has now been occupied
since May 10 and there is necessar.
fly large traffic from the northern
portion of the city TO that point.
II the company would only permit
It. the convenient way TO reach the
depot would be for passengers TO
transfer from First avenue to See.
ond avenue at Pike street, where
they would have 20 walk but one
block on level street. But as
these two streets are parallel an an
tiquated rule of the company Is In
Voked TO cover the case and trans.
fers are not permitted. even on five.
cent tickets.
Passengers from Queen Anne
hill. Ballard, North Seattle, Inter.
bay. Smiths Cove. Cedar street and
Virginia street are therefore com.
PEELED to pay two fares for the ride
to the depot. or in the event Of a re.
fusal 10 do so. ride on First avenue
10 Jackson street and from there
walk four blocks.
With heavy bundles or hand bag.
gage such as many people are com.
PEELED to carry when going 10 the
depot 10 leave the city this Is n very
aRgravating Inconvenience. j pie
" no have asked for transfers on
this ride are arrogantly told by
representatives of the company that
Il il against the rules.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-10

It az ascertalned by taking ten per
cent OF the assessed valuation Of
property Ia the city.
The official figures and the facts
deducted from them show beyond
the possibility Of refutation the 10
serve credit Of the city az the pres
ent time Is the greatest in the eitys
history
Increase Of Credit.
IN the six years since 1900 the re-
serve credit has increased. with
the Increase IN the assessed yalna-
ton Of property. from tfsb.24s 10
fs,021. t12. an increase Of $685. $50.
81 more than 1900 per cent. In
other words. the reserve credit II
the citl Is more than sixteen times
IS great aH Il Vas In 1900. only six
years ago. Al the time the city yot-
81 20 ADD the light plant TO its list
81 public utilities
Al the expense Of much cash out
lay and with deliberate plan TO de-
ceifa the voters the corporate forces
opposed 10 municipal ownership
have sought 10 convince the people
that Seattle ~ already bonded near
81 10 The limit 0f It's legal ability 10
borrow. The official figures. 50
far from confirming that theory,
absolutely overthrow Il and prove ID
% he uufounded /.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-10

the department ~ tho rate 81 lee
IA wegk. The estimates 81 the
earnings and expenses ~ the ilrht
ina pl4al for 1865 are baeed un thls
rate Of increase Ia the Business con
tiuplnk until January ]. sad on thai
basis Nr Yoanxs estimates that the
prefil en- tho operation 81 tie plant
next wear Wlll sm1gnt "a tss,tsf 3
This & nnt enough to 80 iuicr
est oa sn issue % several million
dollars u ficiltious capitalization
sneh as private companies issnc %
puhlfe utilities eenet aad operated
hy thunl, BAT that Il the only fem,
,iafiaa q leaves for the sfstements
made IN behalf of tho Seattle Eiee
tric company that The plant Is not
4 nFcfisabls lnyresmrnt
THIS showing If profit IN the %
efaitca OF the slant be is remcm
bcred ia made aadag ihe first
year ~ its general operation. and
la sha face % the fact that a. a
result uf rs establishment electric
lighting rates Ia Seattle hate heea
cut from ~ % 81 per cent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-10

From the standpoint 81 the in,
debtodnesa 81 the city there has
never been a more faborable time
for Seattle TO embark upon a new
municipal ownership undertaking
than the present. Tor there
has never been a time IN the
city's history when the reserve
credit o. the city Was larger than AZ
present
This Is the positive and ineontro.
Ver,iblc showing Of the official tx
aroa furnished 10 The Star last Sat.
ufday by County Auditor j = Ak
new and city Comptroller H. "
Carroll Mr. ARnew furnished. over
hts signature. the figures ia the &C
companying table. showing the as
scased valuation 81 property In Sc.
aitle Mr. Carroll furnished over
his signature the figures showing
the eiiy'a bonded indebtedness.
ciiys Total Credit.
The total credit Of The city under
the 10 per cent legal limit Of ia.
Gebtedueas Is shown b. taking 10
Per cent Of the assessment each
year.
The reserve credit. that Is The
credit that has not been exercised
By borrowing money on r.. Is aseer.
tanned by dedueting the total Of out
standing bonds from the total cred.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-10
|GODWIN STRONG FOR
| MUNICIPAL SYSTEM

aud the development o. the sur
rounding country. he thinks that
this feature alone would be 81 more
financial benefit to the taxpayers
u this city the way Of en-
HANGED values IN real estate and
the Increased business Of our mer-
chants than any one thing that
they could DO az this time. A.
present no one hut the Seattle Eiec-
trle company can build interurhan
railways into Seattle, because they
cannot get terminal facilities.
Opposition TO Water Bonds.
Mr.. Goodwin said that IN 1889 and
aanfn IN 1888. whsa the buying u
oar present water system and the
development OF the Cedar river
water plant was before the people.
the same large black headlines OF
Increased Taxation and Debt we're
used by the same papers that are
now using them 10 scare the people
and 20 give control ~ our muuicip-
a. utilities 70 corporations.
Everybody now knows what n
good thing II was when we. the peo-
ole. defeated their scheme. and he
believes that the voting or those
bonds now means greater Imam
ciai success than the water bonds
were.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-10

rss~ nAsshecd about The ctfY
~ ysat egresiaied In tails eam'
-. = ihs ssstils Electric com
al nd il agents FOR he par.
- q ss,zrsas she esnse q mnnic-
- sxasshsp II hafied back Into
4. - 4 is aathoF ty a state.
80 ezaesrnlne ths pient aaa Is
ams.z mads for The Star TO-DAY
y svsx.nftadsni Noungs % he
a.sx sf1aftmsai
rs utismeag. which 4 psth
- ksesIsh. shows that the
errss * tke PRINT for the past
! nnsAs q the present year.
~ ~ shore aparaflns expresses
= Assgesl charge iagfHased
sn g.elsQ To- IaAWrv 10 fs8t 81
lsns asspise the fiet that ea
ssmsl 4 saerter aaTs iesa elect ac
usz i nsed 81 gFitals eonsaui
as 'Ae xsmmar iaan 10 fhe sin
A.
NJ ssisment shosa that az thr
Fs<es tine hew applications los
stilzs seFgies ar easnins IN &
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EXPRESS
WRECKED
SOUTHERN PACIFIC TRAIN IN
CRASH IN CALIFORNIA -
THIRTY PASSENGERS IN.
JuREo. SEVERAL SERIOUSLY.

SANTA BARBARA, Cal sept
10 The second section ~ No 70,
Southern Pacific express. leaving
San FRANCHISE ~ Is yesterday aft
eruoon. was wrecked a, Ssaclln. -
miles below bses and five miles be.
low Carpenisfia. az 10 o'clock thiH
morning.
II il reported that 80 passengers
we're injured. some very seriously.
bot noue was Killed A. ", Taylor.
of the southern Pacific. and several
local surgeons left "a 1870 THIS
morning on special train for the
scene. There are no particulars.
The most seriously Injured are
Clara Lawior Los Angeles. Shout
der broken. Mrs Mary Pstrau.
Spokane. Wash. ribs and arm
broken. lung punctured. Mrs. Ella
Long. fan Francisco. arm brukeus
George Wilson. oeuard, assistant
express messenger. leg broken. ".
Gorham. Los Angeles lex broken
Mrs. Charles A. GashiiL san F'ran-
Cisco. collar bone broken.
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the matter up with Mr.. elise and
the other officers OF the club and
seq II the request OF Mr.. elise could
hp compiled with
This morning another call was
m9sle al the headquarters OF the
81 3. but again he was told that the
H. Of members was not available.
eistne a. an excuse that he had not
h ID able 10 give the matter the
iinie 10 procure Il from the secfo.
tam
II Is currently suspected thnt the
Glib consists merely Of the officers.
REPRESENTATIVES, and employees OF the
bite public service corporations OF
the cite. aud the reluctance OF the
Officers Of the organization to per.
nat the list to become public would
tend % bear out this theory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-10
H s
ROCKS
Steamer City Of Topeka
Rushes for Port
With Pumps
Going.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept H.
Pacific Coast Steamship eompany'n
steamer City OF Topeka. hound
from Eureka 10 San Francisco,
struck the rocks off Point Arena
early Yesterday morning In a foR
Just before the accident the cap.
tain sas the Point Arena isht and
ordered The helm put over The
steamer struck glancinE blow.
but succeeded In reaching ofen
water She headed Tor this port
~ fuil speed With her pumps SO.
ins. and arrived shortly after /
o'clock yesterday afternoon
The passengers were ASLEEP and
none knew the steamer bad struck
until she wac AZ the wharf The
cts Of Topeka viii be placed Ia
dfydosk today
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GRAN |
81 lis
Off for BamfieId to Bring
Back Bodies Bodies
Buried Near
Valencia
Wreck.

At 1890 o'clock this morning the
revenue cutter Grant left for BAN.
fields. near the scene Of the wreck
81 the Valencia.
At the request Of Senator Piles
the war department offered the
Grant to the Building Trades As.
sembly 20 carry On the work of re.
covering the bodies which were
buried. Those who left on the
Grant were H. c. Noioe. the under.
taller of Georgetown, who viii do
the work. and George Everett. Of
the Building and Trades Assembly.
who has charge.
The expedition will be gone about
10 days. during which time Mr..
Everett will investigate the rumoF
to the effect that eight skeletons
were found IN n cave.
The Grant viii stay nj Bamfield
while n tug. which was rendered
10 the trades assembly by the Puget
Sound Tugboat company. will pro.
coed 90 Point Beuls 60 recover the
bodies and return Co the Grant
While the Grant Is mt Bamfiold a
committee from the trades assem-
bis will make arrangements for the
funeral and burial of the bodies
upon arrival here.
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$1,000 $1,000 a
BANK eLEARlNos. .
q Sept 10. 1906 - .e46 a46 ~ .
4 Sept. 10, 1905, s,,.... Sunday =
*+. s@%~T* '
FR|ED)
ALIVE:
City Destroyed BY Az
alanche and $50
People Are
Killed.

TiTiIs. sept fa-This eity Wa
overwhelmed By an avalanche on
Sunday Mud from the mountain
township ~ kNurvil practically OBJ
liberated a. About $50 people wsft
buried alive
Fgftyfivp bodies have already
been taken from The mifc. which i
tix feet deep.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-10
y WILL VOTE FoR THE
bonds. AND GIVES A TAX .
'iyEFs REAsoH-sEvERkL
Hsoae ARGUMENTS.

" Goodwin. when asked by a
~ reporter today b give his
- o. municipal Ownership n the
railway system that ia now
re he people. said that he was
aver Of II and should vote Tor
p bonds
y Goodwin further said. =
% doubt that. from q auau-
fandpeiut they would pay
20 ne time they were put into
.s.lon. and that tha taxpayers
'his city would never have TO
dollar. either Tor Interest or
ipal on the bonds that they
: nov voting for
His Principal Reason.
ne save % his principal reason
~. supporting the bond issue mat
-. syslsm would furnish tho op-
ss, I. for tntsrurbau terminals
l..' .a''anea % the city. and aa IN
80. Railways are a very large
10 the building ~ Of a city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-10
STANLEY GETS
YEAR SENTENCE

II n. Stanley pleaded guilty this
morning 90 drawing a check for
&fi6 en- the American Savings Bank
a Trust company without having
sufficient funds and then passing
the check. He was sentenced TO one
year IN The penltentiafy.
stanley Is we'll known In Seattle.
and was formerly a preacher.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-10
WHEAT PIT IS
OPENED
SEATTLE GRAIN MEN START
FIRST DAY OFF WITH a RUSH
MANY DELIVERIES TAKE
PLACE.

seattie's wheat pit had an aus
pieious opening In the rooms of the
Merchants Exchange this morning.
ana the occasion Was one Of great
iiveliuess. Speeulntn gamong tho
local brokers was brisk, and the pie.
which opened for only two hours.
did a rather heavy business for the
first day
whent Tor October delivery was
bid GS cents. and considerable
changed hands az that price.
cots For October delivery opened
az S2S50 bid, and closed at 1876.
an exceedingly good advance for thu
first day.
Barley for October delivery re-
manned during the entire session at
$40 bid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-10
TWO MAY NEVER Be
TRIED FOR MURDER

II the commission decides that
Mrs Creffield and Miss Mitchell
are insane they will be ordered
committed TO the Oregon state esy-
iufu
Tho application for the commits
sion WAS bitterly opposed to by
Prosecuting Attorney Macintosh.
who stated that he would make an
affidavit as TO tie sanity Of both
AIRS Creffield and Miss Mitchell.
According to Judge Frazier the at
fidavit OF Mr Macintosh would not
prove the sanity or insanity Of tha
defendants. and said that CONF
mission was the proper body 70 de-
teFmlne that point
The commission viii meet We'd.
ncsday and begin the inquiry.
An order was also granted 10
bring witnesses from Oregon 20 tes-
tlfy before the commission.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-10
ANOTHER STORY
FOR E|TEL
PERMIT IS GWEN FOR si37oo
ADDITION TO THE PIKE ST.
BLOCK.

A permit for an additional story
10 the Eitel building, NJ Second av.
ana pike st.. 10 cost $4,000. was
Issued this morning by Inspector
Place.
The Eitei brothers have been
after this permit for some time. but
the fret application was refused
By the building Inspector. An APP
neal carried 20 the board OF public
works resulted In the granting Of
the permit, on the condition that
certain changes IN the buildings
upper construction be made. These
changes involved reinforcement
Of the concrete by cast Iron pillars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-10

WARS Aw. Sept 10 1T IL est
mated toisy that AZ leari 30 vol.
dlers aud 500 civilians. mostly Jews.
we're killed IN the last two DAYS
riotina NJ siedlce The fioting con
tinuea
The troopers captured and oai'
ragged hundreds II younE Jewish
women. 4 flight % Semitic people
from this district, fearing Fepriaala
81 the troops. occurred 10 this ciiy
Orders have been received ffuni
Ct PetctsburE 10 suppress the ter.
rorists nj al costs
Famine Now Threatened,
sEInLCE. sept 10 Famine nov
threatens. as the rioters have de
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-10

he zoe pounds. and after this had
been demonstrated. Prot. iieiis only
problem was 20 Het a motive power
sufficient 10 drive q # least -
miles an houg lie has apparently
succeeded With the wireless method
4 70 horse power engine dflvinE
two pfapsiirfs geo revolutions =
minute ~ thinks will enable the
ship 70 proceed against ihe wind
Before the sind u - rrohahie that
the machine would make it0 miles
an hour wifh little effort
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-10

tssuf Aisr. Bell inventor % ths
tslaghous. - experimenting az n
cakaaa with a rev tangled aiFHhip
Il i operated - wfrslsss electrical
ensa9y saprlied ffea ms earth.
< ehaft preliminary ieat has been
tnTan wath shressa and FRET fisil
I. ksfanesng for ny from To.
raskn h London. ont. which. q e
h~fsxes. viil be severe and cen
vfneinE test.
f.sof neifs machine alters mate
FgaHy ffnfu those - Santos puulen'
AID FRET. Langley n is q kiie. not
= leasiaou. unr asreplans
fia lifiing poNcs IL sstifnaicd %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-10
STEVE ADAMS
CASE DELAYED

BOISE. Idaho. Sept 10 steve
Adams. Ntn was released on ha'
icsa corpus proceedings and uhp
aaa renerestea END charged with
the mararf u L5ts OrsFor1. II
pcnvnt. in MAJ, ises. vii tot have
a preliminary examination fof ssf
erai fass tr order 20 permit an %
flceg from Colorado 81 arrive.
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ElnhtInn contInues.

sfEDfrE. sept. io.-Tho troops
used artillery today and destroyed
many buildings IN three central
streets. The rgYolutioniats are fir.
INK as ihe soldlery from windows,
meeting 40 little suecess. Six build.
inc are IN flames no1 and the fire
IL Spreading Both sides expect re.
lufprcemenfs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-10
TROOPERS COMMIT
F|END|SH OUTRACES
CHARGE IS CHANGED.

Charles Cummings. who was tried
~ 1udE. Gordous court this morn
ing for srying 10 pass = check which
be picked an on the street. was
given 50 days ON the chain gang for
drunkenness aud dinerdcrly con-
duct Evidence IA the check case
WAS faulty and the charge was
changed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-10

DRIVER wso TOOK TWO
LOADS TO PALACE BAKERY
GIVES HIS srArEMERT--UsE
FoR ri4e PRODUCT.

Further pfauf that The rotten
flour fgafu the Msriec hes hah been
Used b naksfles ~ SIC cifr came
70 llEht shis usnfnins. when a driver
Was found 81 10 tai4 % TOE lHsas
he hsd taken a. thr Palace bakgry
on Efeg and Madtsen.
= saa wofkinE for the Lloyd
Transfer ecmraay AZ the time ths
cargo ~ flour ffum the suuken
Maflveher was brought e. ths etiT
naia tbis driver I'm April tpek
two NaNnn laaas ~ the flour ~ the
Palace bakery There we're s9t
sacks IN ALI I did not ash whnt
they usre Euian 20 % with H. but
hal ether use can . bakery make
out - fieuf exeep, % use u Tor
ne manufacture ~ foedsfuffs .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-10
DEATH OF MRS. KLINE.

Mrs Arthur Kline. who was par
alVyed on Green Lake car last
wednesday, died this morning AZ
Providence hospital She win be
hurled from the Fremont Undertak.
ing company. GIG Ewing ST.. next
"Wednesday at 10 a. m. Rev John
OVAL will conduct the funeral serv'
ice. Mrs Kline was 81 years old
and leaves n husband and two chill.
dren.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-10
INSANITY COMMISSION TO RE
PORT ON ESTHER MITCHELL
AND MRS. cREFFlELD-mAcK
Inrosa RAISES OBJECTIONS

In all probability Maud Croffleld
mad Esther Mitchell viii not have
to answer to the state OF Washing
ton for the killing OF George Mitch
ell.
on application OF their attorneys
W A Hnlxheimer and G, 4. Baxter
Judge Fratcr this morning named
Dra. Il. NJ Ames. J n Snyder and
Kennth Turner az commission 10
inquire into the sanity OF the de.
PENDANTS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-10
TITUS CASE WEDNESDAY.

The case ~ Dr. Hermon =. Titus.
the socialist orator who was con-
Ylcted tu the lower court for OBJ
STRUGGLING the sidewalk. came ~ be-
fore Judge Flster this morning on
appeal and was set for hearing
Wednesday morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-10
Riots in Russian Province Develop Into Sem.
itc War--Women the Especial Object OF
Soldiers, Lust--0ver 800, Mostly Jews, Are
Dead and the Fighting Continues.

stfpyed al the bake shopg Five
thousand Jews are hungry and mas
make nm outbreak Officers. IN
MANI instances, led men TO attack.
instead ~ qnelllug the disturbance.
The l.lbau regiment Of Infantry IL
tue most active
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-10
:GVE FACTS TO D|SPEL FAKES

Ia Seattle. Sect .. feo6
f2hF Tire ssarln circular By the Seattle else
n sssintt municipal Ownership statement that
h~ saa selling their plants 10 private cor
Erzsns after failure municipal ownership One 81 the
Et Marion. lived In Marion for 20
s eFor corning ths city last January and car
nsy city and operated lighting plant
80 Ire lighting business But the city does own
= the family for housshos
IL ~ = there vino would seriously tss
IL "a pnssss water system would be eonsidered srasy
"a lsganspof another named IN the Seattle Electric
" ~nsrys abandoning municipal ownership N that
r. ~ sss uahts furnished eents each per month TO
II city Marion under private cor
Ia Fns get the service for less than
IA fA takes favor BY metre The aver
~ cost u sa tire 10 five times greater IN Wa
8e
ne establishment lighting plant has been under discus
Y - fsr Marion evsrhers else
"a ~ ysts Influence against ~ and thus far has
ia ssss sole H.
The circular signed BY J. ~ Frink prss
s ard Charles osnsr secretary, Economic league but
= srslniy . freak l. o. RATLiFF.
4 \ n - u a 4 8 . q . y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-10
TO BOOM GOODS
MADE IN SEATTLE

At an early date the Seattle Re
tail Grocers' association Is 20 be
invited To meet the manufacturers
with the purpose of discussing the
cooperation Of each body for the
pushing OF Seattle made goods.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-10
LIVES LOST
IN FLOOD

81. PETERSBURG. Sept 10
Three hundred lives were lost. Ga
outdlng "a a dispatch. la floods n
the Ksareil district.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-10
GARAGE FALLING
KILLS TWO

MfNEoLA, l. I. Sept ia gar
age being constructed collapsed to-
day killing two workmeu and In
turing five.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-10
GITY LIGHT PLANT
IS MAKING MONEY

,oducinu for the City a Revenue That Is
crowinu Greater Each NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of
Seattle Economic League Shown UP BY
Superintendent Youngs.
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Seattle. SEPT 10. 1909

Seattle. sept 10. 1906
a.. rhs Seattle star, Seattle Wash
49, compliance with verbal Of this date
,s q Inform yen that the operating expenses.
e bonded ndebtedues aud Surplus OF eafhnea over
#ssnx ..psnses 81 lighting plant hy
9s ser The noaths 1895 up Including the month
u trse hsac been a. fellows
@s~@s' Sarulas
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MORE FACTS AND FIGURES
FOR THE MAN WHO VOTES
Never in SeattIes History Has Better 0ppor-
tunity Been Offered for Embarklng on a
New Municipal Ownership Undertaking.
Bond Debt

OFFICIAL FIGURES SHOWING THE SIGNIFICANT IN
OF sEATTLEs RESERVE CREDIT SINCE 1900.