The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1911-04-28

having been born IN louisiana, ana VINO on coming
west and having show of breaking into the polltl-
cal geme by afilatng with the Democratic party, at
once became pessimistic Republican The gang he
speaks of breaking up existed in his desire
to get an office and show of doing account of his
agin the guvermint" attitude southern inheritance.
This paper however, has sympathy with the efforts
of few soreheads of Ksap county that are trying to
dsbar him he has buncoed the voters in to going
his instead of their way. In the state senate of Wash
ington Bryan showed signs of patriotism gave
any evidence of being for the people against the I'm
terest unless it meant something for him, and yet in
this common reports be true he has none the better
of the man that is alleged to be at the bottom OF his
darbarment proceedings in the persone of one J. B.
Yakey unfortunately superior court judge of Kitsap
county.
J. W. BRYAN who has been before Judge John F.
Main the most of the present week defending dlsbar
ment proceedings that has been Instituted against
him. seems to have gotten the better of the court pro-
ceedings but whether not Judgd Main Will look at
it in the same light remains to be SEEM Many wit
have been brought from Ktsap county who
have testified pro and con and from the evidence the
most of them have given in the case. it would
that Attorney Bryan and Judge Yakey are washing
their dirty political linens in the courts Yakey seems
to have been bese by Bryan in the political scrap OF
the county and he realiated by having his friends to
file the dsbarment proceedings against his arch enemy
that is the accepted version OF Cne case by bryan
friends It to say the least is the most disgraceful
row that educated and refined Anglo-SaXons have be-
fore been mixed in the history of the state and each
an deverv one of them ought to hang their heads in
everlasting shame for appearance in court While
BRYAN may have done things that was not right and
proper yet if reports be true Judge Yakey is not above
reproach in that particular.
c. w. CIAUsEN, state auditor, seen on the
streets of Seattle day last week and when questioned
his right to absent himself from Olympia said This
is the first time six months that have had oppor
tnity to leave Olympia owing to the legislature being
in session and the work of getting ready for it and
likewise the work of finishing the work after it had
adjourned and there being place like Seattle to for
get your troubles explains my unexpected presence
here gee no excuse for the governor calling an extra
session of the legislature any time IN the future
Things can be managed very we'll without putting the
state to the extra expense of caring for extra
ion of the legislature.
JOHN H. BOYLE, chief of the fire department of Sc
attic was removd from office last Monday by Mayor
billing and thus ends warfare that has been going on
ever since the recall election Mr.. Boyle was named
to the position by Mayor Gill fol political reasons ratn
err than for efficiency though he may have to be
a very efficient chief and he has been likewise remov
ed from the office for political reasons and his his
successor will doubtless be named for political reasons
and thus the fire department will become part OF the
election spos and it's efficiency will be badly hand
capped.
R. L. DAVIS and CLINT LEE, two Seattle printers,
were the most Disguised men that ever took train to