The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1910-07-22
EDITORIAL EDICTS

If Democrats continue to desert their party to vote
in the Republican primaries it will be hard to TELL who
is who"
Has Editor Ruth of the Washington Saturday Re-
view gone to Reno to SOW salt the Johnson-Jettres
fighting grounds?
If Kenny Beaton goes through many more CAM
paigns fear his mental balance wheel will fly Oft on
a tangent.
1t remained for the black gladiator to be pronounc-
ed the finished fstc artist while all other champions
are described just fighters.
Perhaps Lese's Weekly is correct as to- ''the West
in the saddle" but if it is the West does not realize
it only when bronco is about.
1t seems to be drag and draw, whether Senator
Wilson John Cort gives the editor in chief of the
Seattle Daily Times the greatest amount of worry
That the loyalty of faithful woman may not be
without results lets hope that Mrs. C. W. Morse will
succeed in getting pardon for her husband.
Lest defeat, Mr.. Politician, unexpectedly overtakes
you why not get bottle of Burke's Balsom that is
being literally distributed free of cost just now
The Times lied about Senator Wilson being Dem
ocrat in 1883 and when it's hand was called it craw-
fshed out of it. Saw it i'll the Times? Damn le!'
Mayor Gaynor of New York has dealt the all night
cafes and restaurants solar pexus blow below the belt
Oh, for Mayor Gaynor in Seattle for night only.
MurEy Matt, Constant Reader may be fit SUBJ
ject for the insane asylum and that's why he still holds
the job political editor of the Seattle Daily Times
1t seems that the approach of dog days is develop
ing womanphobia the Patriarch and niggerphobia in
the Angus. Seattle's leading weeklies are in bad
old way.
May perhaps tbs square deal as to what the peo-
pie want, but from experience the people want
the money and not very particular how they get it.
just so they get it.
France may be firing of her too numerous bogus
titles, but ambitious American women with more mon
ey than brains will take all she has to give or throw
away and pay well for the same.
There seems to be no great amount of need for la
Dor unions to have representative in Congress as the
members thereof have never as yet been known to
work over time.
''The hope of King county is Judge Burke" says
the Angus. We believe it was this self same sheet
that had the hope of the white race hooked on to
Jim Jeffries. Say, Bud, you gay deceiver
We thought that S. Foster Kelley had barrels of
money but that must be mistaken belief as Mrs A.
]. Henry is demanding $500 in cash and S1OO per
month alimony from her husband.
Demanding fair play for our railroads" is wilfuT
waste of words. Judging the present by the mast
our railroads. will not only get fair play, but will
get everything else they ask for
Goad Times is not wholly dependent on the invest.
ing of capital If there less rushing to the cities
and more developing of the soil there would be lese
need for the moving of capital to bring about good
times.
1t is not a question with the men, "do we troo+
women fairly?" but, do women treat us fairlv9 T.
might be happy conclusion for the two to ask edo
treat each other fairy?" In man and woman daa1.
ing with each other the golden rule should always ha
uppermost in their transactions
Miles Poindexter is beginning to look good to the
Times, judging from the nice things it is dav savino
about him. Dollars to doughnuts Burke is not iarrno
loose as did Ankeny two years ago, and the Times is
using Poindexter to bring him around