The Seattle Republican., 1911-02-03

"More boosters and ess boomers is what the North
west needs says news items. few more genu-
inc boofers might help out things but less grafters
would kinder up things and is always the per-
that that generally get ahead
Governor and Mrs. Aay may not have been inten-
tionaly doing politics in their reception of organized
labor few days ago, but, according to the Union
Record, the official organ of organized labor in the
Northwest, they did it just the same
while both the Gill and the Dilling meetings
well attended and very enthusiastic yet the George
town Gazette News ventured the opinion that Gill
was the stronger of the two, What more could be
expected of an ardent Gill admrer and supporter?
Lieutenant and Acting Governor Hay has given
way in the Times to "Anile Cadude," which has
reached the ridiculous the did the former but
how could the editor of the Times be otherwise, as he
himself seems to be true case of anle and caduke
Rear Admiral Barry of the Pacific Coast naval fleet
has rengned for the good of the service owing to the
fact that his morals were not good If all the army
and naval officers should do likewise it might be
easy matter for the Japanese to lick this country with
out striking blow.
The WILDER Register kinder hits the snail on the
head when it says The members of the legislature
should continue to keep union hours working four and
half days each week and put in for seven full days
each week" Sure for does net the government (tax
payers) pay the bills and is not it's source of in
eXhausting2
Go where you will and talk to any and everybody
and they all say in reply, to whom you intend to
vote for the councimanc ticket, and the very first
named is Albert j. Goddard. He seems to be the
unanimous choice of every voter in the CITY, Goddard
10 ho4 4h0 11oo1 Loso h.
cause the people believe that he has given the tax
papers square deal and will continue to do so.
Wenatchee we'll is charged with the emitting
breaths of air prior to the coming of chinook wind
In other words, it has developed into a complete
weather We thought the famous big red apple
of Wenatchee had been prevarcated about enough to
damn the inhabitants thereabouts for the next thou
sand centuries without adding to that we'll story.
When Abe Hummel the notorious New York law
yer that snned and suffered turned his back on the
statute of liberty declaring he would never look upon
again. and sailed for Europe it said that the stat
ute whispered something about, good riddance to bad
rubbish
Because DR.. Crichton recommended that his salary
he cut from 5000 to $3.50 per month"; DR.. F. S. Bourns
resigned from the position of medical examiner of the
health and sanitary department of Seattle If his
private practice has grown the extent that he says
1t has then he had business trying to look after the
health department for the city and his resignation
should have been handed in months ago.
That beautiful young and her accompces
may have been trying to blackmai John C. Robey out
of bunch of money, but it was her striking beau
ty fear, that first put him in position to be vic
tmized Making mash" on every woman that
smiles at you will sooner or later land the masher in
serious trouble, and Mr. Rober seems to have found
that out.
Should the lady in the torty-ifth representative