The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1910-07-08

way of spending his vacation He has big touring
automobile and he has bunch of congenia spirits
with him and they are visiting the various towns of
the state to if he find any of the men that he
knew when he first to the territory state of
Washington It's an expensive trip, but he has the
money and it having easy and why not spend it
In the same way.
Bill Hanna promises, if nominated and elected
county treasurer to the tax payers $4,000 year
in the way of employees Lets see was it not Bill
Hanna that permitted Captain Head to default his &C
counts from time to time without reporting the same
to his superior officer? Before this great economzer
is given control of the county funds he should explain
this official oversight.
Henry Mcbride says Burke is sure to win the
senatorial nomination and if he Burke) does not then
Miles Poindexter will do So" Always count Henry
Mcbride ha wing his way in the Republican parity and
if he does not then boiling to the Democrats Even
the alleged Republican that Mcbride is support
ing for senator is only veneered Democrat that is
Republican for no higher aim than for the office in
sight.
William O'Donnell, former state senator from Che
halls county, whose home is in Ema, Seattle
visitor last Saturday and in speaking about the south
west and the senatorial election said: In my opin-
ion Senator Wilson will sweep that section of the state
that is all the workers to be for him. The um-
Dormen seem TO ne Tor MIN all GOWN In0 llne anu
laborng are not fighting him. all Of which
prompts me to say Wilson will sweep the southwest"
Edward B. Palmer is hard worker in the legisla-
ture when he is to profit therefrom, which doubtless
prompted him to switch from the local option to
the cause of the whiskey men, but always expected
to hear of him flying the coop every day and If he had
would have known he expected more from the 'drys"
than he getting from the VETS" Mr.. Palmer
is so thoroughly selfish that he is ndiscree," came
Coxyt
week.
George Hazzard he of doubtful political stamina
and still more doubtful party affiliations, though sail
ing under the guse of simon pure Democrat, who
migrates from the state of Washington especially in
times non-poitcal, to perhaps pastures more green,
but who returns when grazing is good and this being
senatorial year in Washington, the candidates
GUS and with money to burn, he George Hazard,
showed up the streets of Seattle last Monday fresh
and fine from nowhere, but headed for Burkevie.
Frank Jackson is the quntesence of political incon
sistency though an aVowed prohibtionist he worked
for the nomination and election of Hi Gill, who has
made of Seattle dive town and he did for the sake
of getting Gill support for his candidacy for the Re-
publican nomination for state senator from the thirty
seventh senatorial district. In supporting Gill he
rendered every spark of political consistency that
might have abided with him because he wanted an
office and he is today vieing with Palmer for the
whiskey vote which is controlled by Mayor Gill.
Dr. J. j. Smith, former statesman from Enum-
claw was in Seattle last Saturday and talked politics
for few minutes "The county commissioner fight
for the south district is the thing that is agtating the
minds most of the voters of that district just 1t
will be a close, hard fight between earle and Bren
The vote for United States senator going to be pretty
we'll scattered l am inclined to think Wilson has the
best of it, but you cannot tell thing about the out
come of direct primary contest. But tell me- what
about all this clean town Hi Gill going to have
| have never struck worse place"
To the asylum went the editor of the Davenport