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POLITICAL POT=PTE

ern Washington politicians that a complete
understanding and agreement have been en-
tered into by and between Senator Addison
G. Foster and Candidate Sweeny to the ex-
tent that If one can not be elected he is to
throw his strength to the other It is also con-
ceded that Foster will have thirty-four (34)
votes to his credit to start out with who
will stay by him as long as there is any show
of his election, but where those votes will go
if his election becomes impossible is the ques-
tion that is seriously troubling the other can
didates. It is further conceded that Charles
Sweeny, the Spokane candidate, will have
twelve votes from the very outset as work
ing nucleus and conservative politicians say
there will be at least twenty votes that can
be influenced by money as to how they vote
for senator which vote will sooner or later
land in Sweeny's box. Now, if there is
understanding between Foster and Sweeny,
and if Foster can deliver to Sweeny, when
he finds he is not in it, the latter would have
a caucus vote of sixty-six (66), two more
than he needs 1t will be remembered that
the official count has increased the Demo-
cratic vote in the legislature three, which
makes sixty-four majority Of the Repub
lican caucus. If the above theory holds good,
it is very evident that the junior United
States senator after the next session of our
state legislature is history will be Charles
Sweeny Of Spokane.
Another senatorial rumor is being passed
around the state at this writing, which is to
the effect that Senator Levi Ankeny has
practically decided to use whatever inf1u-
ence he has in the next legislature toward
the election Of Sam. III. Piles, and, if Piles
can not be elected, to turn his vote to John
L. Wilson or any other Seattle United States
senatorial aspirant that would promise to
make good to him when he is up for re
election. Speculation has been rife for some
time that Mr.. Ankeny was seriously contem-
plating not being candidate for reelection,
but his friends now say he will be candi-
date to succeed himself and that he is
against the election Of an east side man to
succeed Senator Foster and, If it be true
that a combine has been entered into be-
tween Foster and Sweeny it will, if success
full, mean his undoing, hence he will be
forced to hook up with Seattleite for self
protection Granted under the Foster
Sweeny combine the former wins out he
would do so with the understanding that
Foster so shape his appointments as to make
Sweeny the strong man to succeed Ankeny.
Therefore, if Senator Ankeny turns Senator
Foster single vote, he will be but giving
his enemy a club to do him (Ankeny) up
when he desires to succeed himself. Ii An
kenv delivers to Piles or to King county,
Sam Piles will break in the caucus with
some thirty-three (33) votes, as it is estl-
mated Senator Ankeny will have not less
than six votes in the coming legislature.
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it seems that they will get it, and that, too,
with vengeance. A few days after the
election the Post-Intelligencer came openly
out for the commission, and then the friends
of Charles Sweeny announced that they
stood for the commission, and now Sam. II.
Piles has announced that he, too, is for the
BILL and it is surmised before fortnight
Senator Foster will see the need too, of
adopting such policy, and the bill will have
no enemies in the legislature. The farmers
have made gallant fight for this measure,
and whether right or wrong, they are to be
congratulated on the prospects of having
the bill passed, even if it is passed by men
who in the past proclaimed it deception
and fraud. If the commission bill becomes
a law it will at least relieve the railroad com
panies from putting up thousands of dollars
at every legislature to maintain a lobby at
Olympia to prevent vicious legislation from
being passed 1t is claimed that the last
legislature cost the railroads of this state
over $300,000 which almost set j. d. Farrell
wild, but the Tacoma end handled it and
made some kind Of showing of the money
expended, and to prevent an exposure the
matter was permitted to drop, but it will not
be repeated.
In connection with the next school board
of the city of Seattle the name Of Rev. w. A.
Majors has been mentioned, and if he is a
candidate for the place he will be supported
very warmly by those citizens who are good
and tired of one or two persons meeting to-
gether and deciding the personnel of the
school board every year. Ii it's thank
less job at best, " why in the thunder do the
same men always want to be serving the
public without pay or remuneration, when
such persons are the most greedy and avari-
cious money makers in every other respect
that are to be found in the community? In
the opinion of the Pie-maker there is a mig
ger" in the wood pile, and there is well
organized school board ring in this city,
some of whom, if not all, actually profit from
the results of the school board election from
year to year. Not by any means, directly,
but indirectly, and profit to the extent that
it is worth their while to always want to
serve the people in this thankless job that
so much is said about. Rev. Majors, pastor
of the Presbyterian church, is one Of the most
public spirited preachers in the city, and
should he be elected to the position, he would
give the district good service and, best of
all, it would jar the present school board
ring, who want to control every election de-
spite it being thankless job.
The Seattle Electric Company, who always
spends it's money in the interest of the dear
people" and for the best interest of those
who pay the taxes for the maintenance of
the city government, does not favor the vot-
ing Of the bonds for the completion of the
municipal lighting plant, and, having figure
it out that it will be great detriment to tn,
city, has begun to knock the proposition all
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Marshal G. B. Hopkins, Foster appointee,
is working like Die Mailer for Sweeny and
Foster, is not itnerposing single objection.
Opponents to the supposed combine say Fos-
ter has the. power to have Hopkins removed
almost instantly if he so desired, and this he
would do if an understanding had not been
reached by those most interested. There is
certainly no doubt of the fact that Hopkins
is handling Sweeny's campaign with an ac-
tivity that threatens to bring conformation
to the other aspirants unless they work and
work fast.
The Pie-maker had a brief mention about
the Hon Thomas Burke in connection with
the United States senatorship from this state
in the last issue Of The Republican, and it is
perfectly wonderful the number Of times it
has been mentioned by leading Republicans
as well as Democrats, not only in Seattle,
but in other sections of the state. EXPIRES
sions like this have been heard great many
times during the past week. The Repub
lican hit the keynote in the mention of Judge
Burke for the senatorship. He certainly
would make an ideal senator and be able to
measure arms with any man in that august
assembly from the very start It's too bad
the King county Republicans do not put him
to the 'front.' King county might put the
Judge to the front if it was assured that he
could command respectable following from
the outside counties Everybody acquaint-
ed with him knows him to be very able and
scholarly gentleman, and one of the most
logical as we'll as profound orators in the
state and would like to honor him for that
very reason, but can he deliver to King
county, is the question of the hour, and If
he can not, it would be worse than useless to
put him forward.
Governor-elect Mead, in whose honor the
banquet was given last Friday evening, says
he will not interfere in the senatorial con-
test, which is a very wise course to persue
on the part of any governor, for, as rule,
governors make very poor fists at electlng
United States senators. Governor John H.
McGraw, it will be remembered, tried to
elect the Hon. John B. Allen and most sig
nally failed, though he came within three
votes of doing So Governor Rogers how
ever, followed Governor McGraw and did
succeed in electing George Turner SENATOR
and that, too, in opposition to his own party
Governor Mcbride followed after Rogers
and attempted to force the election of Har-
old Preston, and again governor absolutely
failed in forcing the election of senator Of
his liking. So, as governors electing sena-
tors, it is two up and one down. Governor
elect Mead seems to be more generally pop
ular throughout the state than either OF the
other governors mentioned in this connec
tion ,and he might be able to do more at it
than the other two, and like Governor ROg
ers, manage to elect his choice to the senate,
but even that will depend largely on who his
choice is or will be.
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Freight Conductors Book Covers
Cattle Account Book
Road Supervisors Book
sheriif's Day Book
Receipt Books
Satisfaction or Mortgage
Chattel Mortgages with note form
Location Certificate Lode Claims
Furnished Room Cards
For Sale Cards
Township Plats, large
Litho. Mining Stock Certificate
Acts, Protection to Minors
Teachers Monthly Report
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Chattel Mortgages Renewal
Bills OF Sale Books
Escritnra Garantixada
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Declaration Of Assumpsit
Assay ONCE Certificates
Sheriff's Sale
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Commitments to Justice Peace
Jourt
Timber Culture Afldavits
Witnesses TO Pay Roll
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Quilt Claim Mining Locations
Title Bond Mining Property
Notice pf Mining Locations
Proof Unsecured Debt
No. ! Homestead Final Proof
Homestead Applications
Homestead Afidavits
Road Petitions
Declaratory Statements
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Big Chess
Congress

CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS. Pa, April
25.-Dnring the next week or 50 the
eyes OF chess experts and devotees
throughout the world will be turned to.
ward this resort. Here the greatest
masters Of the game IN all parts OF
America and Europe will engage In
a struggfA for the worlds champion
ship.
Prominent Nmong those gathered In
the assembly room OF the Hotel Rii-
er when the congress was formally
opened today were G. r. Lawrence,
amateur champion Of England; DR..
Emanuel Lasker Of Berlin. who holds
the worlds championship: D. Jono-
wski champion Of France; M. Tschi-
gorine, champion Of Russia; Carl
Schlechter, champion OF Austria: Geza
Maroczy. champion OF Hungary: JAG.
ques Noises, champion OF Saxony, and
Robert Teichmann, the famous Anglo
German expert Of London.
The American contingent was head.
ed by the redoubtable Pillsbury and
included besides the champion Of the
United States such well known *.
perts at the game as w. j. Barry,
Frank ]. Marshall. A. B. Hodges and
". r. Napier.
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In Session

KNOXVILLE. Tenn, April 25.-The
twelfth annual state convention Of
the Travellers Protective association
was called To order here today. There
r present when the gavel fell sev.
eral hundred delegates. many Of whom
were accompanied by their wives and
families. Chattanooga, Memphis. Bris-
tol. Jackson, Nashville and other
cities q the state were well represent.
e.. The opening session was devoted
TO the exercises OF welcome AMI the
transaction Of routine business. The
officers reports show the state division
o. the order to be growing, The city
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WILD WEST i o OPENS
IN LONDON.

IN AOIS6SN
LONDON, April 25.-colonel Cody's
wild west show Is booked to begin
its season today at Stoke-on.Trent
and during the next six months the
famous exhibition will be seer in the
chief cities Of the British Isles. BY
way Of keeping up to date Colonel
Cody has added a number of new
features, including twenty-five Japan
csc riders and an increased number
Of Cossacks.
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decorated and given over to the
travellers. who will be here several
days.
cANADA's NEW TRADE COM.
MisSloNERs FOR Japan.

OTTAWA, Ont, April 25.-Alexani,
er Maclean, the newly appointed trade
commissioner Of the Dominion to ia
pan, leaves Ottawa today en- route to
his post. He has engaged passage TO
sail from Vancouver next Monday,
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