The Seattle Republican., 1911-04-14
VOLUME XVII, NUMBER 46

When editors of newspapers air personal differ
among themselves in their respective papers it is
high time they to poke fun at the old women
of the town. Recently the editor of the
Watervle Press declared the editor of the Orove Ga
zette in the ossed class, whereupon the Gazette
retorted the editor of the Press the only editorial
backguard in the state Perhaps both of the papers
have told the truth, but why trouble the public with
things in which it not personally interested.
'Sumas is better than it looks % declares folder
from there, which is backed up by the Sumas News,
and from what has been said about the thrift of the
coming metropolis of the northwest there must be more
or less truth in the allegation.
"Our next governor will be chosen from the ranks
of Democracy and perhaps Hugh G. Todd will be the
man." argues the Davenwort Tribune. Oh quit your
kidden. The Democratic party has about as much
show of winning the next governorship of Washington
as ball has of flying through hades and Todd no
show in case there was any show for Democracy
The Auburn Republican is the latest King county
'long felt want to be sprung expectant public
and it has the here to stay appearance"
''The spring crop of colonists to the White River
valley is unusually large" is learned from the Kent
Advertiser which ought to mean quite movement in
the real estate business down there.
Howard Taylor speaker of the house of represent
atves of the late legislature of the state of Washington
WILL in the opinion of the Cotton News Letter. give
Gov Hay hard run for his money in the gubernator-
ia mixup next year, all of which remains to be seen
and not be until it has actually taken place.
Too much space has been given to the Pullman
escapade which resulted in the indefinite suspension of
three young fellows from the Washington college, by
tho al tO he of tbn
County Times. If the young whelps had been given
in the penitenti ry instead of indefinite suspen
sion the right and proper thing would have been done.
The pranks of college boys getting altogether too
realistic for the good of the moral atmosphere of col
leges where males and females attend
Are Young People Deterorating is head line in the
Sunnysde Sum- Go chase yourself and cut that ole chest
nut out Of course they not for not told in
the Bible, there is nothing under the
Well the who thinks he is called upon to reform
the universe like unto the man. who thinks the universe
would go to the dimnation bow if he should die
The world would wag nf Theodore Roosevelt would
die and that is saying good deal at least the mind of
Senator Miles Pondexter, who seems to see the world
and thefulness thereofn the presence of the Colonel
Peder Jensen told the writer at Olympia that he
would himself a socialist In view of
his Seymour support the announcement will be delayed
for while-at least till the socialists have chance to
win
Peder Jensen has made first class jackass of him
SELF and but confounded Migrate would turn his
back the who has given him his chief support
that is just what A. V. Fawcett did for Jensen.
We want to apologize to readers for the support
that we gave freely to Peder Jensen. We willing to
admit NOW that we DIDN'T KNOW JENSEN Ia
coma Forum
And thus do editors of metropolitan papers and
publications boost men into great public prominence to
tear them down again. Peder Jensen unsophistcated
Democrat unable to ntegenty speak fhe English Ian
guage was boosted into the state senate which should
have occrnied hv Renlhlican hnca,1So th