The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-03-07

>eatstr's business - hafe ~
the hands OF the men Endorsed
by The Star for election TO the
city council
From all walks OF life these words
Of confidence In Ralph ID. Nichols.
William Hickman Moore. John T..
Carroll and William T. Campbell
poured into The Stars office on
Friday.
Labor leaders. bankers. business
aud professional men alike join in
commencing these four candidates.
Elect these men and Scatile's
business. seatiie's prosperity. Sc
nttle's orderly government are as
sured.' Is the sentiment expressed
on every hand.
Following are a few OF the indorse-
ments given the big Four By Seat
tie Industrial. civic and professional
leaders:
c. G. Pierce, president OF the
Washington Loan a Securities asso-
citation. and vice president OF the
Home Savings & Loan association:
"a splendid group OF men, all Of
whom should be elected. Ralph Mich.
OILS was a loyal and efficient speaker
FOR the government as Four.Minute
man during the war, when ] directed
the organization"
Charles X. Case. former presi-
dent OF the State Federation Of La.
Dor. and chairman Of the joint legis-
lauve committee OF farmers and or
ganlzed labor at Olympia II like the
four candidates The Star has in
dorsed. They are my candidates and
/ hope my friends viii support them
J. l.. Hardy. secretary.trcasurer
Carpenters local No. 1871: "Seattle's
big utility business will be safe in
the hands OF Nichols. Moore. Carroll
and Campbell. ] indorse their candl
dacy.T
w. $. Lincoln. Seattle port commits
sionor: Il think Ralph Nichols. Billy
Moore, John Carroll and William T
Campbell should be elected TO the
city council"
w. ID. Lane. former councilman
and progressive leader: The stat
has made the best possible selection
in It's slate for the city council. Al
1 four men are OF the finest type o.
citizenship and should be elected"
Jackson SiIbaugh. prcsiden, OF th'
Veterans Republican club: Camp
bell is an unusually fine man; VIII
liam Hickman Moore always got re
suits when he was on the council
John L. Carroll has made good"
Oliver 7. Erickson, former coun
Gilman and leading advocate OF pub
lie ownership: II am doing all cal
to elect Ralph u. Nichols and w. I
Campbell and I am leaving m,
friends TO choose from the rest o
the field as they please"
Charles Doyle, secretary of tn
Central Labor council: "A fin
group OF men. They would all max
good counclimen. us would crawfor
White. / do not hesitate TO endors
the four mon endorsed by The Star.
John r. Adams, president Of tn
Seattle Real Estate board: Il hav
worked hard for william t. Camp
bell and John L. Carroll. hope the,
will be elected"
George 4. CotterilI. port commits
sloner: "a wise selection. All fou
candidates are unusually fine mer
| wish Ben +. Shields could SO 4
with Nichols. Moore. Carroll an
Campbell'
Daniel Landon. state senator an
attorney: Ralph u. Nichols OF
posed with all his might every col
rupt measure. both great and smal
that came before the legislature dul
ing his service there"
LATE OPPONENTS
ENDORSE NICHOLS
The following endorsement {
Ralph Nichols was sent TO The Sta
by his late opponents in the pr
, murics:
Citizens Of Seattle: Ralph Mel
OILS should be elected 10 the cit
council. The city needs his service
on account OF his knowledge OF pul
lie affairs. his experience and figh
ing ability. We who were cand
dates for nomination 10 the counc
i'm the primaries ask the voters I
cas- their ballots for hlm.-R. j. 10
grcn. DIR. r. n. Icezer Mrs. Bert
X. Barnhart and A. E. Flagg."