Wichita American from Wichita, Kansas • 8

THE WICHITA AMERICAN LABORERS WILL VOTE FOR CAMPBELL 1 1 It is Difficult to Rent a House to a Reliable Tenant if it is Not Wired for Nine Out of Ten Interviewed Say They Are for Bob" The Other Hae Not Made Up Hie Mind. Whoii Interviewed title week ulnt out of ton laboring nnm eluted that they would vote for Hubert Campbell for the office of (ommlHHloner of Wuterworke and Street Lighting. The tenth man atuted that be bud not made up hla mind. This aland taken by the laboring men wan because of the fuel that Mr. Campbell baa always been fulr to labor and hla Ideua with reference to lubor are about the aume aa tliOKO of the laboring men.

Although Mr. Campbell has not been culled upon to employ other tlmn un-akllled labor while he line been com-mlaaloner of the city, lie has had several private Jobs done on which noth lug but union men worked. Although Mr. Cumpboll employed contractors to do his work, these contractors worn always men ho employed union men. A vote for Mr.

Campbell la a vote in fuvor of organised labor, according to the opinion of many. Adv. Official Statement Of the Financial Condition of ms Citizens State Bank At Wichita State of Kansas At the close of business on thv Eleventh day of March, 1913 RESOURCES Loans and discounts 71,443.61 Loans on real estate 142,887.28 Overdrafts 3,269.40 Other real estate owned 6,200.00 Hank building 7,330.00 Furniture and fixtures 1,000.00 Expense account 1,400.28 Ronds to secure state deposits 6,500.00 Other bonds and warrants 2,984.40 Guaranty fund with state treasurer, bonds 1,000.00 Cash items and clearing house items 5,419.39 Cash and sight exchange, legal reserve 102,456.57 Other resources, judgments and chattels 746.91 Collections in transit 612.13 Total $353,250.00 LIABILITIES Capitul stock paid in 25,000.00 Surplus fund 15,000.00 Undivided profits 2,710.31 Interest, exchange 4,379.65 Individual deposists 219,125.30 Certificates of deposit 74,756.68 Cashiers and certified checks 12,278.06 Total $353,250.00 Slate of Kansas, County of Sedgwick, ss. IV. C.

Kemp, cashier of said bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true that said bank has no liabilities, and is not indorser on any note or obligation, other than shown on the above statement, to the best of my knowledge and belief. So help me God. W. C. KEMP, Cashier.

Subscribed and sworn to before me, this thirteenth day of March, 1913. V. II. BRANCH, Notary Public. (Commission expires on the twentieth day of July, 1916.) Correct Attest: W.

S. HADLEY, W. C. KEMP, II. C.

OUTLAND, C. II. GIDLEY, Directors. To Chas. M.

Sawyer, Bank Commissioner. Depositors in this bank are protected by the depositors guaranty fund of the State of Kansas. We respectfully solicit your business. The Best Tenants Demand Electric Light Any landlord can Improve hla property by wiring his houses tor electric light 0 HAS A GOOD RECORD. Colored Candidate has 8trong Letters of Endorsement.

Dr. G. G. Drown, the colored candidate for the office of commissioner of Parka and Public Dulldlngs hag held some very Important positions In Atchlnaon county, where he resided previous to moving to Wichita. Mr.

Drown was county physician of Atchlnaon county and was elocted county high school trustee, and was the only colored man elected on the board. Ilf was atso an officer In the Atchlnaon county medical society. When he came to Wichita be carried letter of endorsement from such men as Dailey P. Waggoner and other ntoed characters of the northwest part of the state. The Atclilnson Champion, a dally paper, when It was learned that Dr.

Drown was a candidate, contributed almost a column to euologlisliig the Doctor and tellng of his aucoessful career In that city. Dr. Drown Is not narrow minded. Ho maintains the broadest of views and Is not radical. He believes in a business administration and tlie rights of the people generally.

Adv. People want Good Light and the use of Electrical appliance. The time of year has come when you must make up your mind. Summer comforts demand electricity. Dont wait.

Do it now. A skillful wireman will not even disarrange your house let alone marring or hurting it. Call Market .4650 and ask our sales department to explain about house wiring and our three house wiring propositions. Kansas Gas and Electric Company HARTS LABORS RIEND. I Advanced My Ideas! C.

C. STORE BIG EXTRA SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY In our Ladies Ready-to-Wear and Millinery, department for Friday and Saturday only, we are making some special Easter bargains. Our big line of suits, skirts, petticoats, waists and trimmed hats will sell at a wonderful discount these two days only. DRESS GOODS BARGAINS 36 inch Serges in colors, 75c values 49c 36 inch Wool diagonals, all shades, 75c values 49c 46 inch Storm Serge, tan, navy and white, our $1.25 line at 94c Spring Novelties, 41 inch, our $1.25 line, special 98c $1.00 Silk Eponge, $1.00 value 84c Wool Panama, 52 inches, regular price $1.25 98c Silk Messaline, $1.00 value 69c China Silk, 50c value 35c Silko Silk, 35c value 17c 15c Ginghams 10c 15c Percales 10c WiC Muslin 9c 20cTubing 16c 30c Bleached Sheeting 25c 28c Unbleached Sheeting 23c 50c Iluck Towels 29c 35c Iluck Towels 24c 75c Aprons 48c $1.00 Childs Dresses 64c $1.50 Ladies House Dresses $1.19 $1.25 Ladies House Dresses 98c Big line of Hose. These are all at a bargain.

Four big assortments of Embroidery 3c, 5c, 10c, 15c. Ten thousand big bargains that space will not permit us to mention. Cloverdale Campbell Successors to NOYES CO. 213-15 N. Main Street That la the Way the Commlslonera la Classed.

The laboring Mans friend. This Is the term that is being applied to John Harts as the campaign progresses and the day of the primary draws near. Mr. Harts is candidate for the office of commissioner. Of ParkB and Public building to sucreed hlniBelf.

He is making his campaign solely on his past record as a city official which shows flattering for this official. He has proven himself a man who Is capable of a judicious handling of the peoples finances. He has kept within the budget of expense for his department and promises to do the same if he Is elected again. Mr. Harts is a card man.

That Is he held a card when working at his trade. He has always advocated unionism and never employs help that is not union It it Is possible to secure them. A vote for Harts means a vote for organized labor. Adv. When I announced my candidacy for the office of Commissioner of Parks and Public Buildings I did it fully realizing what I was doing.

I am the working mans candidate. I believe he is entitled to recreation and as he cannot have pleasures during working hours of the week I sincerely believe he should have some Sunday amusements. I have been a business man in Wichita twenty-three years and have never failed. If elected I will stand for a business administration and equal rights to all. I solicit your vote.

ST'( G. G. Brown JJo Wo MOWN Mrs. Laura Buckwalter, Candidate for Commissioner of Parke, Public Buildinge and Health. The proper way to lower taxes is to curtail expenses, using economy In every detail know what you want, then see that you get what you pay for.

Transact business Judiciously so the people will not have to go into court to guard against confiscation. Have worked for four years against high taxation In my district. On one improvement, reduced the price five and six dollars per lot; believe I can he of service to this city, along this line. Have cheerfully donated my time since July, 1911, in securing and executing a substantial building for tine free use of the public, so the weak and infirm as well as others may have a place to sit underneath a shelter-size 54x64, walls cobble stone, roof shalt tile and copper total cost when completed $2,984.31, a saving of over $2,000 to this city. Commissioner Harts stilted in council meeting that he would rather the Rest Room would have cost the taxpayers another $1,000 rather than to have had a woman build it.

The Animal House, size 30x50, tar paper roof, boxed on one side, the city furnishing cement and stone in addition to this it cost the taxpayers $4,130,15. 1 will cooperate In the building of the Library and Work House, working to the Interest of the My COLORED MAN FOR Strict economy in use of Taxpayers money motto is courteous treatment and a square deal to all. I can give my undivided attention to the business of the department. If you favor a straight business administration cast your vote for MRS, LAURA BUCKWALTER. who If elected will attempt to fulfill the duties of Ills office to the best of hla ability.

lie stands for a business administration. He means by that being judicious in the handling of the citizens money, He slates that It will not be hla idea to see liow much of the people's money he can spend, but how little to further the progression of the city. Mr. Ferrlter Is one of the pioneer settlers of Wichita. He has maintained a reputation for honesty and Integrity and the voters should take this Into consideration when casting their ballot primary day.

Remember John Fprriter. Adv. E. T. Flshback, a colored n)an, Is making a hard race for election to the hoard of education.

Mr. Flshback Is paBtor of of th6 New Hope Baptist church and is a highly educated man. He has been endorsed by the colored people In general for the office to which he aspires. He is also In close touch with the needs ot the colored poeple. He is working on the theory that the colored people should have a representative on thp board of education and for that reason he should secure the votes from the white people as well as from his own race.

Candidate for Commissioner of Parks and Public Buildings FERRITER IS COMPETENT HE WANTS TO BE COMMISSIONER OF THE DEPARTMENT OF WATER AND LIGHTS. John Ferrlter, candidate for the office of Commissioner of Water and Lights Is a competent man and one Subscribe for the American.