The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-07

tHhilrs tN@F tnNmfEu fttt&gfAtA To
use his Influence ia the council to
have them used by the city In the
present elections
IL Wasn't FifEgeraiAs fault that
he failed to accomplish his purpose,
lie simple lacked votes In the coua.
cit, and his efforts ended In hts
voting All alone for their being
used Eight councilman voted
against him
VOTING MACHINE RECORD
First brought up IN legislature in
1918. brought up again IN 1913
leg stature for amendment 50 couns
ties and elite. beth could buy and
use machine.
Hfii In city council to purchase
machines early In 1874. sam. failed
to pass BY a narrow margin 81 TO
Fitzgerald led fight for their pur-
chase. Fitzgerald introduced rsso-
tuition 1851 January 20. 1914. pre-
vfdinK for the use Of seven voting
machines ia municipal. primary and
election for 1915
File No sssis. April %. 1914. con.
teins offer ~ Gearge W. Alien and
W. W. Conner 20 city 10 sell 100
voting machines az sssa Total.
sf3T. 500. provided five annual tn /.
payments. bearing interest at ) per
cent.
on April -. 1914. the finance COM
tuittes tfttrgsrmtf chatfmauf recon .
rnend~d the purchase Of seven voting
machines immediately ard the bal
anee 60 he provided for IN the
budget 20 he made IN July. Report
signed by Fitzgerald. ftaas. HeSksth
and Cooley. At budget tirne same
Lineup" voted to put money into
the budget for balance OF purchase.
but they were voted down by Dale
Erickson. Landy, Goddard and
Marbf~
FITZGERALD WANTS OFFICE
NOT HONOR
The following advertisement IL
intended to prejudice and deceive
the voters OF Ballard against all
other eouneiirusn. II also t~nds 10
show that Fitzgerald sttll thinks we
ar. In ward heeier politics. mr.
MEMBER. ait Seattle IL for each
and each Ia Seattle ~ for all Of So !.
attic. and n Fitzgerald Is KotnE to
give Ballard district special time
and favor. the balance OF Seattle 10
sure to be neglected by him Read
hts own advertisement
BALLARD WEEKLY POINTER
Ballard Station. Seattle. Washington,
Friday. Feb. Ia 1914
Monday. Feb ~. Primary Election
Day.
Polls Open From : a. m to o. NJ.
Vote Early.
We aGsin want To iwpres. upon
ron the Importance sf voting for
q. ". Fitzgerald. candidate for re-
election Ia the city Cesneti. U~
Hives NJ 2e5t W. sath at. phone Hal
lard Los. where yaa ran fsnd eouid
for the past two years. arrange to
meet ktps any morning AZ hi. offi~~.
z2ss Market 81. with y. ". Cos In
e~.sm~nt Gel. ssa discuss matters
affecting year property In r.nn~e-
ttap with street Improvements. etc,
which saves yoa the fneonx~nt~n~~
of gofaw Co the city hail In seattle.
ssd taking up your matters With
men whom y.u may not know snd
who not familiar with your
waists. Til. slen~ IL . Mig Item and
convenience 10 tho sftiseas Of this
district.
REMEMBER. ~ WE LOSE oUR
COUNCILMAN NOW. IT MIGHT BE
MANY YEARS BEFORE WE sotLD
ELECT \ NA> TO THE CRY
COUNCIL FROM This DISTRICT.
FITZGERALD ~ had
POLITICAL COMPANY
The Seattle weekly News. pub.
Hshsd hy ballard News Publishing
Company. in their issue for Friday
March ,. 1915 last friday. under a
large picture OF Fitzgerald on the
l v94E P akhLY say' vorr Hf poE h1T
ONE COUNCILMAN g. w. FITz-
GERALD. AND YOT WILL HAVE
DONE YOUR GOOD CITIZEN i
DUTY"
shame. shame. ballard. Would
you support man who would dis
franchise the. people Of two-thirds
Of their vote Just to elect him. You
should vote for three couucilmsu
and leave Fitzgerald at home All
Of Seattle outside Of Ballard should
especially vote Fitzgerald out Of the
council because OF this IN -AmerIcnn
and stealthy means 10 gain n polit-
teal end for Fitzgerald and III GIL
EDWIN J. BROWN,
Nominee for the Council.