The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 4, 1908, Page 4

THE SEATTLE STAR BY STAR PUBL ISHING CO, 1307-1309 Seventh av. EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY Telephones: Private exchanges connecting ali parte of the dullding — Sunset, Main 1050 and Indepegdent, 441. ortilt D> a Ry ies Ask for the department er the name of the person eired BALLARD STAR AGHNOY—901 Halland A nh PVERPETY STAR AGHNOY *, t ra o Ope "tw v De i Lvered by < | @ Postottice at Beattie, W Pr ‘ TO MALL SO RRROR EPCS r a ie ey = WwW : per. wr " ‘ sep t« perfect servi women — oe a MOORE, MILLER AND METCALFE i: “ | The republicans .of Seattle have selected John | Miller, assistant prosecuting attorney, as their candi date for mayor. A small contingent of the democrats and a large contingent of the brewers and the men whose vote they influence have chosen James B, Metcalfe, former attorney general and self-confessed hero who believe in clean} the duty People, regardless of party, government and that it people of this city to build up any political party have pledged themselves to the support of William Hick man Moore, the of Seattle has ever had. The fight is on. The Star believes that a great voters will cast their ballots for Mayor Moore customary when an office holder “makes good” him a second term. And Mayor Moore has good.” Even his political enemies admit this The other candidates will promise to do as well as Mayor Moore. They may or may in making such promise. But whether they not, why make any change? The people of this city know what Mayor Moore has done for them, and they know that if he is re turned to the office he now holds that he will continue} to conduct their affairs in a proper manner. John F. Miller represents that which was before Mayor the office of mayor. He) stands for machine rule, an administration by politi-| cians. A chain is no stronger than its weakest link, and there are some very weak links in the chain that his political supporters hope will pull John F Miller} into the city hall. He is surrounded by the men who | were always the active supporters of machine rule candidates and his campaign has been conducted and probably will continue to be conducted by Prosecuting Attorney Mackintosh, a public official who has made no effort to enforce the law to the end that the people of King county might live free from the influence of) corruption. It may be that John F. Miller, if he were chosen But the toe. i is not first of the | the best mayor city majority of the! It is to give| “made not be sincere are or Moore assumed mayor, might rise above this element. ger is that he would not. Therefore, why take a chance? James B. Metcalfe, placed in the fight for the) purpose of aiding in the election of the republican candidate, is not deserving of the support of any} honest man. The money he has spent in his primary | ; campaign and the money he will spend between now and election day is given to the management of his| feat Mayor Moore. Fortunately, however, he is not| a serious factor in the fight. Aside from the brewers, every element that is vicious, every man who has in past years made his money through the violation of the law, and every man who hopes to again make money through these violations, every corrupt politician, the race track tout, the gambler, the confidence man, all of them, are opposed to the re-election of Mayor Moore. And all of them will be found supporting John F, Miller.’ This does not necessarily reflect upon the in tegrity of Mr. Miller. But whether it does or not, it is the strongest pos sible argument in favor of the election of Mayor Moore. And The Star believes it will be sufficient argu sean a maenianaamieenn memmmiemaia EMPTY CARS ARE * [rn em of "dollars CAUSING BIG LOSS |have been wasted by raflroads in their efforts to send empties of (By United Press.) CHICAGO, Feb, 4.—At a special other roads home, thereby escap- Meeting to be held here February |ing the penalty of 50 cents a day Seven Killed; Boller Blows Up. BUNBURY, Pa, Feb. 4—BSeven men were killed and six were in jured today by an explosion of a 3 by the Am age gamete d ro wr boiler in the rolling mill of Van , mea s be adopted to) ation Co. at Nort be: gFansogen fe gllagg oy scart n at Northumberland movement of empty cars on all| Hop growers are to reduce their railroads in the country. Since |nereage in the Puyallup vailey Drains ‘tor Be Pree a tin ntiate of Kousonds oi men an fe are Keir bee oy Crt? yer woul Keni are ober K paca -¢ Vieracer cia or WHAT ARE YOURS # int in ®e marks a oKerovth business Heaiindail\ dov'ble Keir value in dollars a4 well vieney. yas Ce ne bos anl quickest coal 6 commercial svooess Marks ot Ke loot i Vw s/h, arn aus bness Lolude Bok bones bth — Seatt| — campaign by the brewers, whose sole aim it is to de- THE SEATTLE STAR EDWARD! COME HERE! TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1908 Ghe revels in Wagnerian chords Know chie lore by heart he | Hyt & hun Of b ' "st : A of the “lene polongige’ Thea fi | Another Version | changeg, aa Mary hed « litte lamb | OLD | A butohor was her 4 = ss — | THE BOLONAIGE HENRY L Y si t b f peace aes a hye ° A Gole-Btirring Story uf ‘ FF I i artiot had He was twice widowed befote he | un ‘ { mean, 1 he married hi ont wife ainsi 3 have looked | ard ¥. 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