The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1900-09-28


beat the band.
That Westland Publishing Com
pany is Washington's Credit Mobilier
steal.
If you will build a house in Seat
tie, there is no doubt about you rent
ing it for handsome price.
If you see it in The Republican,
you have never seen it before, Just
put that in your pipe and smoke it.
Benefits for the Galveston suffer
ers continue to be drawing cards for
cheap-jOhn shows and excursions.
"Stampeding" in and about Daw-
son City to some new-found eldO-
RADIO still seems to be a favorite pas
time.
If base Misrepresentation would
win political victory, the Daily
Liar (Times) would elect every Dem
ocratic nominee in the Northwest.
Would Officer Ribbach ever have
killed that burglar had the officer
not unexpectedly got cup against
it?7 is the question Of the hour.
It begins to look as if the Rogers
ticket was top heavy with plug
uglies, and they will defeat any man
or party.
Shake well before taking is a
splendid motto to apply to the Rog-
ers-Turner ticket in this state. Rog-
ers, Robertson and Ronald's records
Despite all the mean things that
have been said about Cape Nome as
a gold producing camp next years
report promises to startle the world
from a gold producing standpoint.
Since 1890 Butte, Mont, has in
creased its population from 10000
to 10000 in round numbers. which
/ gives it the lead in increase of popu-
/ lation over any other Western city
/ yet heard from.
Over half Of the candidates nomi.
mated by the Democratic convention
on the Washington state Democratic
/ ticket are Southerners by birth
Washington is to be all the same
South.
Texas was hit by another cloud
burst this week, and eight persons
lost their lives. 'God works in mys
FERROUS ways His wonders to per
form, and the Lone Star state seems
to be finding that out just now.
The White River Journal shool
its boiler plates last week, and as
result it looked rather newspaper
like. The Journal has a good field
and ought to be able to discard boil
er plates for all time to come.
Labor is so very scarce in thu
Northwest that a coal famine /
threatened. Miners can easily carr
their So per day digging coal, bu
they do not want it, as they can d.
better at something else.
When Prof. Meredith pulls dowr
$500 per month from the county
crib while he attends the state uni.
versity there is no doubt but that il
pays to 60 to school.
No change in the Seattle census
from the first report sent in. That
must cause Senator Blundering Eos
ter to have snakes. And thus is an.
other blunder added to his long list
public plumbers.
Millionaire Lippy has struck an
other KlOndike in Seattle realty, as
all OF his investments are paying one.
and he will realize a hundred pei
cent. on the dollar of each invest
ment.
A religious census of the Queen
City IS contemplated being taken in
the near future. Much care should
be exercised lest Considine, Cort and
Clancy claim that the list was pad
ded to their business detriment.
The men in Seattle who fought
the denomination Of Tom Humes
worked like Trojans after he had
been nominated for his election. Is
Tom Humes reciprocating in the
present campaign? If not, why
not?
When Senator Turner returns
from the East the Democratic com
mlttee gives it out that he will bring
upwards Of $4,000, and then indie
pendent papers like the Seattle Star
are expected to take up the cross and
follow Turner to the end.
It's remarkable how many men
there are in this country that have
to be bought before they actually
know for what party they will cast
their votes. All the SO voters do not
seem to be found in the South after
all.
The last blast in the longest rail
road tunnel in the United States. if
not the world, has been made in the
Cascade tunnel of the Great North
ern, and by January 1st trains will
be running through instead of over
the mountain.
Miss Helen Gould has been show
ing some of her good American prin-
ciples by sending $4,000 army ra
tons to the Galveston sufferers.
Miss Helen seems to be the only raw