The Seattle Republican., 1911-01-27


Poor old Will E. he seems to have the Japanese
as badly as he did the Tom Revele fear in the
primary election campaign and that is saying good
deal.
Ellensburg wants Uncle Sam to spend some of the
irrigation money that has been appropriated by con-
gress in her immediate vicinity and to that end she
is seeking aid of Seattle and other Puget Sound cities.
If you are in doubt as to whether to vote for Gill
Diling then observe the class of advocating Gill
and then the class that advocate Dilng, and if you
have spark of decency in YOU Dillng will be your
choice at once.
Sixty persons seeking eighteen nomina-
tions for city council and if all of them make decent
showing s. 900 votes will nominate. Just think of that
number of votes nominating out of registered vote
perhaps of some seventy odd thousand
II look upon E. W. Way as being the best council
man the Second ward has had, and by that
mean he has been able to get for the ward than
any previous councilman came from A. F. Haas,
who is himself candidate for councilman in the COM
ing election.
What's the of holding the Gill recall election
since in the morning according to the paper it is
Dling town, and in the evening, it is Gill town.
We suggest that both Ding and Gill be selected and
the in the forenoon and the other in the
afternoon.
Owing to the innumerable quibbles that may be in
jected into the courts af this country Porter Charlie
ton is still detained in the United States when he
should have been sent to Italy months and had he,
long ere this he would have received his just deserts
a moose around the neck.
In Michigan, New York, New Jersey and Maine
the Democratic ass nosing the Republican elephant
out of his seat in the United States senate and in each
case it an old time stand patter that is walking the
gang plank and it is the concensus Of opinion that
they are getting their just deserts.
Mayor Gill says that he is honest and not only hon.
est but has profted from the awesness of the
city, if there has been any under his administration,
and it is the belief of quite few honorable that
he has not but if he has not then he is too
imbecilic state to be mayor of so large city.
''You never hit the nail more squarely on the head
than you did in the little editorial squb you had about
myself in last weeks issue,' said Ole Hansen one
day this week. Nov that | am cut of quarantine l
mean to make the wekn ring the interest of George
W. Dilling. Ole is whole team when he gets in ac
ton and he is already in action.
Burns the San Francisco detective has promised
to down the slayer OF Chief OF Police Sullivan who,
was killed in Spokane some weeks ago. Burns has
been the track of the persons who blowed up the
Los Angeles Times since it occurred and he has
made no head way with it, and yet he is put on
even more mysterious 1t to that that
detective Buns every one he gets an opportunity.
Because three children were born blind, the father
of them suing the mother for divorce the grounds
that the wife did not tell him that two of her brothers
had been born blind. Poor fool does he think that
that woman or any other woman will go round with
brass band parading the deformites of some of the
members of her family before the public, Then again,
he married the girl and not her brothers. Such man
ought to be given divorce from his wife and then