The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1900-03-23

~PRAOOAbUO UAO Ol1Ol 10 L. hE
REPUBLICAN is making toward
high grade clean journalism, and
| also appreciate, in the highest,
the fight the paper made for the
cause of morality in the late NUM-
clpal campaign, and, in view of
these things, [ desire to have the
paper sent to my address for ONE
MONTH and [ believe that will
be twenty cents, here is your
change. Such public institutions
must be supported by the good
people, or, Heaven knows what the
end will be-" is what was said to
the Pie-maker on the streets one
day this week. Well, money
makes the mare run, it makes the
newspapers go and it brings lux
ury and ease to the editor. If the
editor Of this paper does not have
all Of those things from now on,
it will be no fault Of that One
Month subscriber
Who in future is to be Wash
ington's National Democratic COM
mitteeman, is giving the local
Democrats Of this city much worry
and vexation. There are two
factions here and each of them is
demanding it. War Horse Whites
turn Of Office will expire July 4th
next, the time Of holding the next
Democratic National convention,
and the local Democrats having in
advance decided that Seattle will
get the honor, the rest of the state
willing or unwilling, the Hartites
and the Godwinites have declared
war over its possession. Ole Bill
White does not seem to care
thinkers dam as to which gets it and
SO he quietly watches the fight
from afar and consolingly muir
mers to himself, go it, Johnny,
its not me-" A bloody battle and
fight to a finish will be the re-
suit.
Sheriff Van De Vanter stopped a
dirty dog fight which hundred
hobos had assembled to see, down
in South Seattle last week, and
now he is threatened with dire
political calamity because he did
not let the law be broken and be
fixed by those having charge Of
the mill" The Pie-maker does
not believe that there were many
voters in such a rabble, and, if
they were, they were that class of
voters that never vote until they
themselves have been ''fxed,"
hence Mr.. Van De Vanter need
have no fear on that score.
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There is to be no fight over the
national delegate to the Republi-
can convention as it has been
practically decided that E. G.
Hughes and E. G. Neufelder are
both to 60, and, in case King does
not get but one delegate, it is to be
Mr.. Neufelder. The Pie-maker
does not object to welcoming har-
mony's horse into the Republican
ranks in this county.
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For five years past Will FL.
Parry has signed his name to
matters pertaining to the city as,
"city comptroller" but all things
have an end, and last Monday at
high noon, "Will FL. Parry, city
comptroller" came to an end, and
Will Ell. Parry at once became the
fnancier of Moran Bros, the great
ship builders Of the Northwest.
There is no doubt but that much
success will be his reward in his
new field of labors.
The Pie-maker notices that the
Argus has begun to abuse the
preachers of the city at terrible
TRADE here Of late. When the
Argus begins such a proceeding
you can always put it down that
CRATER Chadwick, it's editor, is
preparing to pull some body's leg
to perfect stand still. In this
case it looks as if he either hopes
to get hush money from the
preachers or that the gamblers,
cut Threats, thugs, and prostitutes
with which the city is over run at
present, are paying him big
money to thus abuse the preachers
and their congregations. It is
also noticed that the Argus has
opened its bottles Of pent up wrath
on Sam Rosenberg, the clothier, as
well. Sam has never given that
sheet any advertisements and it
looks now as though it proposes to
bring him to taw before many
more turns at the editorial crank.
That kind of medicine has brought.
many others to their milk, and, if
it does not bring Sam Rosenberg
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