The Seattle Republican., 1900-01-19
They Do Say

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That we would be glad to send
IHE REPUBLICAN to your home
address. Telephone us and we
will do the rest.
That Billy McArdIe is taking
anti-Navin nervine for a political
bracer.
That Billy Parry's non-office
announcement has given a bakers
dozen of fellows the want office
! jim-jams.
That the Republicans will doubt
less have good large Root in the
next mayorality scrap.
That Bill Gay is laying dead in
this year municipal contest. Good
boy.
That it is easy enough to build
a $4,000 house if you are an Office
holder and without concience.
That if one more man will lust
announce his candidacy for city
comptroller the fatal'"l3" will be
on hand.
That Charlie Reed is having his
first experience of newspaper sub
sldizing and it goes hard.
That the official that gives
succor to "thugdom" is equally as
criminal as the wretch that does
the act.
That p. J. Smith of Issaquah
will doubtless have word to say
In the next shrivealty contest.
That John Weddings "harmony
communication" was but another
way of saying, 81 am looking for
another fat job"
That "wretched service" is char
acteristlc of the most of the electric
street car road" in the city at
present.
That, perhaps, the Hawks" will
be looking for spring chickens after
the next city cOnSentions.
That Lewis and Lippy have
turner" for wringer in the next |
municipal convention.
That Blethen is no longer
leading factor in Seattle politics.
That no one seems to want to be
treasurer of Seattle. Too much
bond and too little pay explains it.
That Gen. George Tibetts of
lssaquah has his lightning rod up,
but he has not named it as yet.
That John W. Tfatt is to be the
Kent king-pen with plenty of Van
for leeway.
That the Seattle preachers have
the Way Winsor political disease
and will follow in it's wake next
spring, perhaps.
That good times have not less
ened the number of applicants for
political jobs in Seattle.
That twenty cents will get The
REPUBLICAN for one month. Try
it for that length of time and you
will keep it for all time to come.
That "Fatty" Humphries will
hit the grit for the supreme Judge
ship nomination before the next
state convention.
That the weekly newspaper crop
is quite prolific in Seattle this
season. Two week is the record.
That the present city council has
thoroughly advertised itself and
ought to have no trouble in getting
reelected.
That the American "birds" pro-
pose to have word to say in the
next municipal contest i'll Seattle
That John Cort couldn't make
Eagles pay very well,
which Irwin Barruch now regrets.
That George G. Bright is hand
ing the Good Government Club
with care.
That Walter Fulton stands for
light regardless of who gets hurt
Its too bad that he is not prosecut-
ng attorney.
That Wood, Winsor and Way
ire three of kind and it ought to
De an easy matter to draw another
o them.
That John Bushell, of A. p. A.
anne, looks natural on the streets
# Seattle, but he has no mind for
more political honOrs.
That there are dozen men con-
lected with the Seattle police
orce who know more in a minute
bout police duties, than does
charley Reed in year and some
ne of them should be chief.
That the Good Government
Jlub is not directing the affairs of
he so called citizens political
move.
That the Union Printing Com
ANY has a union telephone num-
,er and is composed of union
,rinters. Unionism is its force.
That the chain gang is iscomposed
{ men, who have seen "better
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