The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-09-08
THE STATE PRESS.

colfax Gazette: No more need fond lovers
from Warrington state cross the Idaho boun-
dary line, with an enraged parent in hot pur-
suif, for the purpose Oh joining hearts and
hands. sla ehOod for Idaho has wrought .
change The Pomeroy Ecshingsonfoa Of last
week says: "a psir Of turtle doves hied them
selves from their homes near Central ferry 70
Lewiston this week. fondly hoping TO avoid the
unjust laws of Wsshin gton and become one tur-
lie, despite the opposition Of their arrogant psx-
enta Imagine their horror when upon srriv-
ing ct Lewiston they were tsrsely informed that
Idaho was now . state. and reeosnised the
laws Of her sitter, Washington. even at the risk
Of blasting lives and breaking heartss'
Fsirhsven Herald: without disparaging In
any way the reports of the Press Association
gathering sent By resident correspondents TO
several daiies. IL 10 but inst to the Seattle Posi-
IxTKLLIGENCKR 20 stase that thst IL the only
morning paper In the state which sent special
representative to attend the entire session Of
the association 1t IL safe to say that the citzens
Of Fairhsven and their guests fully appreciate
the enterprise and friendly interest manifested
by the Posi-. - evidenced By III complete and
excellent report Of I'll the business ana social
events OF the occasion"
Palouse City Neps: "Apropos to the opening
Of the public schools. the Neus would suggest
that the section Of the law compelling parenfs
to send their children 70 sch ol for Ct least six
months In the year, should be vigorously en-
forced. There are humber of people in Pa
louise City who have violated the Law in the
past, and apparently propose to keep their little
ones at work. inst I'd Of giving them the ad-
vantages OF an education"
Aberdeen Bulletin: Every one who has q
ranch on Puget sound knows the necessity OF q
practical wagon road. 1t 10 one Of the most gen.
eral necessities of the country and yet it Is one
which has been sadly neglected. The practical
impression 10 obtained that bat little attention
has been given to road-mszi ing In Western wash
ington."
Centrslia News: "The dispatch Of the Charles
ton TO Honolulu means that this country will
not permit much foolishness down there. what
ever power may be in power in this country,
Hawaii must always be protected from any for
eign aggression and from internal warfare.
Eventually we must annex The islandx"
Spokane Reriem: "w ashineton prohibition
lists are armed aud ready battling through
tue etetS cdin pelBu, OUT WuLe tueEo II 10 m dcn
material growing in this state for making the
spirits OF life the prohibitionists have no be ter
chance to elect their ticket than the Portland
ball club has to win the pennsnt"
The Aberdeen Herald doesn't appear to think
much of either Wilson o, Carroll but of the
two thinks Carroll will do the least amount Of
HARM" in spite Of the fact that ''he belongs to
the roush.and-ready West, and Las Is little re.
gard for collars and cuffs al he has for the rules
of grammar and orthograpby."
Yakima Farmer: Does any one fully sppre.
ciate that Yakima il getting rich from the prod
nets OF her soil? The daily shipments from that
point run from five TO nine carloads. aud as the
shipments are Of fruit, hay, cattle. melons and
flour, the returns will be enormous"
Shelton Journal: Nothing succeeds like sue.
cess unless it 10 Q successful failure, which
sometimes succeeds pretty WELL"