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

go to the great hub of the country, New York city,
and all because they summond by the u 5. gov
erment to appear as witnesses in the trial of the wire
less fiend and were only allowed ST. per day. twill
probably cost each of those printers something like
S. day be absent from their respective businesses
and yet they are forced to give up month time for
the munlficent sum of $45.
PETER J. LYNCH, who of the most gener-
ally informed men that has lived in Seattle for good
many moons, and in his death the Northwest loses
strong and foroible character. He spent some four
years of his life in the PHILIPPINE Islands and one could
listen to him for hours telling about the wonders of
those islands and Uncle Sans blue coats stationed over
there. Others may take up his work with the tele-
phone system and proceed the he would have
but it is hardly probable
LINCOLN DAVIS who was recently reported as plan
ming to enter the race for the Republican nomination of
representative to the thirteenth legislature says, mo
politics for me- am at peace with the world
and the world is likewise at peace with me- and, by
the help of God, propose to keep it that way. owe
no one and no one will owe me account of politics
and therefore do not hesitate in saying have done
my last political stunt"
SCOTT CALHOUN Seattles efficient corporation
counsel been unfortunate to lose two of his most
valuable men within the past few weeks each having
been promoted Scott feels like congratuating him
self for having selected his assistants that the
state authorities seem so anxious to get hold Of He
proposes to put another lot through the sprouts and
have them ready that by the time the next legislature
meets he will be ready for any emergency?
JOHN H. PERRY who for the past two months has
been soourning in California, which formerly his
home has returned to Seattle and looks though he
fed on bread and honey while there. No politics for
me- he exclaimed when asked, if he were candidate
for governor or any other thing II not even in the
hands of my friends No politics for johnny
JOHN H. RYAN of Tacoma Forum delivering
copies of his last legislative manual in Seattle one day
this week. which is by far the neatest and most COM
prehensive legislative manual that has yet been
published in the state of Washington. Mr.. and Mrs
Ryan are successful publishers of the Forum and run
Job office in connection.
C. w. CoRLIss, foreman of the King county grand
Jury will be able to take up his abors next Monday.
In the interim the members of the Uneasy Club have
enjoyed much needed rest The public is still expect
ing blanket indictment covering the most of the men,
bers of the Uneasy Club on general charge of con-
spiracy.
EDWARD B. PALMER the we'll known lawyer and
politician is in New York defending the wireless fiend
that is accused of selling worthless stock to the general
public out of which he made fortune and the public
made the cohoot.
The early spring and late frosts destroyed large
many parts of Colorado. What effect this will have
the selling price of the apple crop of Pacific North
west remains to be seen.-Colfax Gazette.