The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1910-07-29
EDITORIAL EDICTs
Saw it in the Times? Damn lie.

Saw it in the Times? Damn lie.
That golf accident to President Taft might have
been avoided had Caddy Collins only been there.
In opening his barrel for the campaign Judge Burke
shows the very high regard in which he holds the di-
rect primary law.
Henry Mcbride he of nsurgent fame predicts
that Burke's majority for u S. senate will be 900.
Gentleman money talks.
What Does Socialism Mean?' is healine. Why,
Socialism means to run the United States in few
short years.
According to a New York grand jury, there are
white slaves but white slavers. The wish is father
to the thought.
Col WELDON ought to find it little trouble to
throw the Case of the dsgruned soldier out of the
office of auditor of King county.
It has been hinted that Senator Sam Piles has ap-
piled for life membership in the Couldn't Come Back
Club, and Jeffries has no objections
Hoke Smith and Joe Brown of Georgia are again
scrappng the gubernatorial plum of that state
Judging from afar Brown is fool and Smith is
damphool.
pictures ought to be suppressed every where is heard
every hand, and in spite of that we claim
to be broad gauged and liberal minded people-in
a horn.
Now that mothers-in-law do not hesitate to use
gun their incorrigible sons-inlaw as willingly as
a serious thought coming.
Recently Bremerton must have been enjoying
protracted celebration the town going at the
last election and the killing of few human beings
added spice to the situation
Some one has invented new fashion automobile
that the inventor says is bound to make hit. The
most of all the other automobiles have not only made
hit but also smash.
Senator Cubertson of Texas only spent $27 for his
denomination to the United States Senate. Just think
of Judge Burke and that amount of money in connec-
ton with his senatorial campaign.
Congress is said TO be full and overhowing with
lawyers This is doubtless due to the fact that they
get better reaners from their clients by going to Con-
gress than in ordinary practice.
When La Follet said II want to tell you that Col
one Roosevelt is the greatest living American and he
is in fighting TRIM he spoke with the customary cour-
tesy of, present company is always excepted.
Penny arcades and penny dumps are supported all
most entirely by children. The pictures they see
therein not of the highest types yea almost ques-
tionable and therefore of determination should
be waged on them.
In not so many words did Miles Pondexter declare
John L. Wilson his real opponent, but from his speech
it plain to be that he regarded it, and yet
the Times still insist that Judge Burke is Pondexters
opponent but if you it in the Times you know what
it was
It doth appear from the Forum of Tacoma that
Representative McCredie is not going to get many
votes in Pierce county at the coming primaries If
the court remembers itself he did not get many in
that county when he before and yet he elect
ed just the
A noted French writer is of the opinion that wom-
en- in France will help to direct things in a few short
years. The followingis excerpt from his pen 1--WE
shall have the spectacle of sort of social transforma-
tion the most imposing since the fall of the Roman
Empire. The human has so far been under the
direction of the men; henceforth it will be found
guided and inspired by the two sexes conformity" Do