The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-01
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TAX rEOrIE AND NEr AND
WHOM pfB uE HErHE~FNUs

Howard Taviaf vas unei. he Ras an
easy victim "a The wishes ana desires ~
HE fool faiss friends. ard those who al
tfs~d Mr. Taylor 20 run for sr~skeS %
me last house ~ governor 90 succeed
NJ Hay. are surely hts enemies u vas
I freely alleged that he became speaker Of
The house ~ representatives - oar last
Z legislature through a political frame IN
IN the interest 81 the saw dust rims. the
timber sharks and fiahmonFrrs trust
I The biggest hunco game ever worked on
the voters af fhir state TRs the selection
u Howard n Taylor for speaker % the
I house. The fact that be was elected AZ
a representative rom King cauniy
when. W fact. he resided IN Buckley
town IN Pierce county. 10 warning a.
Intelligent men Think 81 u. voters ~
washiuston' Are yoa safe with such
m~nY
~ isa weli.hnown fact that nr. 3 a.
Client. whose offices are IN tho Marion
building. ~ this city, is one ~ The most
skiiifui surgeons ~ the Pacific Nerth.
/ west II in niso a recognized fact that
he was oae % tho u1uai fluent and toEicsi
men In the last house Of representatives
and had already served ono term in the
Legislature from the ttih representative
/ district Yet Speaker Taylor refused TO
sive nr Client the COMMITTEES. which ~
Was rightfuilv ana Justly entitled to. and
BY doing insuited "a. entire reputable
medical profession tn the state. by APP
pointing a hofci-ke~psf 60 serve as chair
4
aud Hygiene Committee Had Or Gheni
who was tho one man best qualified a.
aot Ia that capacity. been appointed. ~
no should have been. my hli would have
beon enacted into Law. and Speaker Tay.
ior evidently knew that DR.. Client would
not ssfve the Interest In my opinion.
sir. Jim AeNcsiy. from Buckley, who IL
bright man was the real speaker Of
the house In this little deal Pierce
county handed kiuI county lemon long
! 10 be remembered Taylor by permitting
himself TO be used. has placed himself
IN most ridiculous situation ana should
not longer be considered as man OF the
plain people. some Of hts acquaintance
In n spirit OF amused tolerance. evidently
have ioshed him Into the idea that he Ia
possibility for governor. But oh. my
Can " be7
HONEST MEN AND POLITICIANS
The day OF the foxy WHY. cheap poii-
tician u passing. aud the development Of
the race demands political honesty aud
Industrial freedom. IL IL the politician
serving his bosses who drives the COM
mon people together for mutual proter.
tion. and. once together. politically and
industriaily. the people will secure eco
homie emancipation. the basis OF all iib-
erty. Now. tho politician works TO en-
slave and rob the people OF their sub
stance and rights Mr.. Taylor betrayed
both himself and me. The price he paid
Tor tho spenkerahip was high. oh, so
hight because his fealty 20 the special
privilege class and the betrayal OF the
people should mark him for political OBJ
/ liNion. He ls lacking in every quality OF
statesman, and yet, with all. Mr.. Taylor
| impreases mo ns man who would like
10 do rs well he knows and. II I'M
der different Influence. he might do bet-
tor, but by his record we must put him
In the school and class 10 which he be-
| longs "rho MachiaveiliRn school" Mr..
| Taylor should be retired to private llfo.
Ito viii be successful capitalist whore
and when. like tho prince Machiavelli."
he does not have TO keep his word unless
he can 40 so with profit to himself As
social friend like him; as public
man he 10 intoiarable and dangerous
Who 10 the man so great that he expects
others 20 be true to him whom he IL
| false 90 hlmselff Howard Taylor. you
betrayed mo. ana you shall answer. sir.
EDWIN J. BROWN. ID. u. s.