The Seattle Republican., 1909-11-12
Persons Talked About.

M R. Guginheimer has succeeded since settling in
Seattle employ most Industrious press agent and it
madam is to be believed he she costs his
racing nibs fifty plunkers per week.
Samuel j. Cameron state senator from North Yakima
county Washington, died last Monday. He left an
estate valued at 100000 While in the senate he did
not deveope into magnetic leader yet he was always
safe and sound ON public questions
Mrs. Oliver H. P. Belmont, of the leaders of the
New York AGO." is pleading for "Womans right to
govern HERSELF In we'll written article to the North
American Review she expresses herself in uncertain
language the subject.
Bolton Hall has begun international campaign the
slogan of which u.s. Bach to the land He wants the
head of every family to be the proud possessor of at
least five tract of land and that put i'll high
state Of cultivation. What blessing if it could be
really true
Samuel w. Pennypacker former governor of Penn
sylvania who was so fercey attacked by the yellow
journal while he was governor and to suppress which
he had the legislature of the state to enact special law
has written long communication to the North Amer
lean Review suggesting permanent remedy for yellow
journalism
John T. George of Elizabeth N. j. sold his interest in
Ia leather plant and employed manager under a
five year contract After serving the company for four
years his management not satisfactory and he has
been forced to work the last year ourneyman and
for which he is paid $183 per week or 5000 per year.
Secretary R. A. Balinger has at least made an effort
to forestal any statement L. R. CLAWS may make in
Collier by giving to the Associate Press his version of
the controversy that resulted in CLAWS dismissal
from office Had not R. A. Ballinger within two
three years stepped from wanting station in life to
one of apparent vast riches those who know him best
would feel inclined to give an attentive ear to his
version of himself.
John Cort Seatte's theatrical magnate, is to home
for short visit after absance covering many weeks
Many old timers remember when Cort not pros
porous as he now is and they have seen him move up
notch step by step until he got well up the ladder of
life when he ent.with leaps and bounds. He is
Ia national character from theatrical stand point and
show houses we'll show companies bow to his beck
and call from New York to Seattle.
Gonzalo De Tuesado former minister of Cuba to the
United States takes issue with Senator Clapp who is
contendng that the Isles of Pines is not part of the
Cuban territory and therefore belongs to the United
States by right of conquest He argues that the Isles
of Pines has been recognized part of Cuba
since Columbus discovered the archipelago in 1892 and
that even the official publications of the United States
have from time to time recognized it. His argument
sounds good but what does logic amount to- if might
makes right.
Governor M. E. Hay who one of the many gov
ernors that accompanied President Taft down the
Mississippi river earned for himself the sobriquet
of the Snap Shot Governor owing to the fact that he
took picture of everybody and everything that to him
might be of interest when the fun all over. Dol
lars to doughnuts our governor has a collection of
pictures that every one in the bunch would give ten
times their real value possess Governor Hay always
has had an eye single to business and seldom loses
opportunity
The Seattle Republican is candidate for the legal
notices of attorneys which must be published and the
management seeks to render the best of service to
those patroulzing it. The phone is Main 9O5 and the
office 307 Eper block