The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1911-02-10

Eugene W. Way does not sdestep public questions.
Baltimores color segregation as to occupying blocks
went down and out before the courts of that state in
the first round.
Mexico is still in the throes of Kil-Kinney cat
fight and it is said that Ambassador Wilson has tired
of the game and asked for a transfer to Turkey
When Daddy Clayson saw the men and their wives
and arm marching up to the polls last Tsesday to
bury the dance hall advocate it must have given him
the Jim jams
Hlman's trial has begun and the fellows that
bought twenty-five foot lot with the view of making
fortune out of the rise in price thereon have begun
to tell their troubles to the jury.
Now that the editor-in-chief of the Seattle Daily
Times in in the east suggest that his friends have
him examined by specialist, and if he is, perhaps
the city will be spared further torture from his
farious mouthings
If the people should decide to send Roosevelt up
Salt river while he is touring the West next spring it
may not be the program that he has prepared for
himself, but he will find the big Roosevelt dam up
there ready to receive him and show him the sights.
Eugene W. Way is progressive but not crank on
any question.
If Daddy Clayson gives tue account of the old
Clayson dance hall of Puget Sound pioneer days it
ought to make interesting reading for the pro-
prietors of the late Arcade dance hail. bscause it is
said by those who knew it when in it's palmy days
that it was hummer from way back.
Gen. George B. Lampng desires the investigation
of the National Guard, which is being held in this city
by legislative committee to be held in the open and not
in star chambers. If the general is absolutely sure
that he has done no wrong why worry as to whether
it be held in the open behind closed DOORS Right
fears neither the light nor the dark
1t Carnegie and Rockefeller are vieng with each
other as to which give away the greatest amount
of money they might make the craft of the weekly
press of the United States subjects on which to oper
ate and the brace of them would surely die poor as
if they made the announcement and lived up to it
hour thereafter.
Eugene w. Way should be elected on his public
record
The supreme court of Oklahoma has held that it is
grounds for reversal where ures try coored men and
coored denied the right to sit on such iuries
on the theory that the is not being tried by iurv
OF his peers. While that decision may help the color
ed man who is being tried for his life yea even give
him his liberty, yet to mind it is bad decision
Every citizen in the United States is the peer of everv
other citizen without regard to color and the
courts should not establish precedent that a black
citizen must be tried by black jury and red citizen
by red jury that any other class of culprits must
be tried by jures of like national blood. Twelve men
good and true should be selected to try every criminal
and the selection should be made without regard to the
color of the accused on trial
Thp COoC in tho foo+ +ho4
San Francisco has been selected by Congress in which
to hold the Panama Canal Exposition in 1916 No
city in the whole country is full and overfowing
with Get There as San Francisco and it is the con-