The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 12, 1908, Page 8

FAIRBANKS HAS WON PRESENT POSITION“°2GERS PUT ON BY HARD WORK AND SHREWDNESS SEATTLE STAR—WEDNESDAY, FEB. 12, 1908. BY JACOB WALDECK -- atonal Ke é a I : . whe i 1 . 1 to ; (Seattle Star's Exclusive Service)! a rh men were | practt i \ wered in t egative, be lined ae Pag se gie . on one more chance to oa I they we spiced i i Soper yi oor li ative Now eT) rose et a handshake, Not much of a 4 CHARLES THE ) Ricly we forgosh,becats ey e's GREAT GAIN IN ie Se S - To TAKE A i Oe Weenies oa seo COCKTAIL 13 "WF ce eos REGISTRATION There ma © a talk of 1 A YOUNG LADY . es eee UM AFRAID : CHARLES 'S MISSE he elty registration office, ward fa the nallost, with but mI ast night at mide with 1,076 Three wards have each le eon oe more ve he th a 008 the Fourte stration books than were « the Tenth, with I *, and the F v { ed for the city election f two enth, with I 4 i ht wards ha ' The total number thi ear is Third ward hea “4 being second 060, as compared with 21,492 in size to sever t * #0, an increase of 13 It in om 4 that there are The Beventh ward the argon oie wh ave be , rn the elt with a total of ae ected before the , erned ° FAILS TO ENDORSE ‘ “WILD CAT’ BILL a Through a parliamentary ta alleged mining experts tm the o the Commercial « » failed to en pay ; dorse the bill before congress fp The atic ade s, at the meeting of the « er bedie he st night Los Angeles and er cities hed Ie The bureau is designed to fur. endorsed the t and asked that hit reliable Infor ‘ we Bay aes so => yg Mion ed atte © and ing Hi mining in anes pol va i : ro rs { wildcat mining operators and'to a ¢ handed out to him he ts in dos re . — am sisuuiiians til he thir of butters k That = ¢ buttermilk. Th 6” —| UNCLE SAMS PRINTER AKER Z a aah UNDER CHARGES. " smile when he is Mbsehage"63h me OMA INDIANY: a CHARLEY, BUT NOT FOREVER! | ephones in Southern president ty. Yeth whether you fo ney he caused half a dozen striking Site. athens for pernsae a had t grapher of the railway employes to be sent to jib : on one, Ene - t p | tortan, the n 1879 for interfering With the op moaned ed an ¢ to t work cc Jay's em | eration of a railroad tn the hands - ee F of bis 6 tate " «| ployment on a job of ro« of a receive It does aay he helped bit bg " » aie bition. 8 things do not happen! Fairbanks began to pr the cigarmakers’ union in the sem — ‘ by accident and indicate that, while | in L874, and through an ¢ was | ate eulary sme lack magnetiam, placed as counsel for a railroad re in 1888, when he had become rich. bed eres of He after. Fi oks beean to take « band wards became associa with Jay in bx polities, by Hning up witt his tise to € wid and « r eminent Wall «t Gresham, who y and good jadg lights In the railroad business. | the republican presidents i) y tt hee Pa became an office f mainly from his attachment era that make for suc ceiver at $5,000 a year this new rth as fol reasons are give order of using phones by made hie great polit Breen oads aod is said to have | to railroada ecolved a single fee « 1896, when he tled ur pnt sop Fairbanks was born in Union| During 24 year the and Hanna. He alec ee. sree ly abused, thus 1 edjese county, Ohio, in 1950. It happened his position enabled him * to resist the de ty swat ing the annual phon in a log cabin. too, which fact is | financing of aiiver, He delivered au The abuse privilege. and the latter ! pecially by won mighty helpful in polities He he Was employes, | = re 3 at OF 9 tm = o ott es ve - thetr time awa from their university. He work Fairbanks aph anke’ election ‘ during the hours they owe t& through college and way, In & book of 252 pages, but “ There was a impression that Hanna Conan to land the presidency irbanks after McKinley » through with ft 194 Wi Fairbanks has been a candidate CHAS. A. STILLINGS. for preaident ever since the death (Star Special Service.) , m MeKinley, As the! WASHINGTON, Feb. 12.-—One of f < ° it wh wind made no open “ M ) a in 1904 he took second » the principal charges against Pub } rinter Chas. A. Stilt 4 by the presid he was sustained by a ation the word raliroad CHAS. W. FAIRBANKS. i wellfixed father nt « WONDERFUL SKIRT BARGAINS $5.50 to $10 Values on Sale 39 Thursday att. at...... doen not m ¢ does it say that as 4 During the campeign be me tremendon innecessary Thomas C. Chariton as arrested repu « in the weat endation of the which was r aa ground-work | committee on printing, ie that he | ®t Re ; day on infor for getting delegates favorable to| spent Uncle Sam's money with a| ™ation tle police de him et the 1908 convention. | reckless extravagance. His offices | Partmen a wife dese: Edith F. Chariton, his wife, wh swore out the warrant deserted her September He ¢ without ex hin | we mia W ished in a style befitting oo king, with tly pletures and ypolniment the acme of Soveral yearn ago he change Washington p tr a house renting at $3,000 a year to | sive one held at $12,000 and inaugurated & social campaign that t moch talk and the invention o — some jokes. There has been a steady run of fine dinners and no STATE NEWS many republicans of Influence have | visited Washington without enjoy oi | ing the Fairbanks hoxpitality. A | Hot of them, too, have been convert A. J. Fatknor, assistant atto: j ed to the Fairbanks cause. general, t tendered his resigna. | 1 control the 20 In-| tion | mates to the Chicago con. A new postoffice bas been estab | others through | lished at Rasco, King county ©. at tein 6 eee ee “ caused Fairbe diana de vention. He will his political influenc and big Lieutenant T. A, J w mn was taken to the | 200 Women's Walking Skirts financial Interests that are fond of | court martialed on Seattle Ge h } this morn i $2 irplus lot—worth ordinarily $ him and his principles. They know d his army position for personal ing with a broke i ~ . he Isn't bit impetuous, As again, ha ptured Wh eback riding, his i terials are Broadcloth, Par and Ser Smet, Idaho des bridge and fell on him, breaking White § ¢ Che Is and Herrir er dl style for th Sunday lid MONTE CARLO. The t one in the lot is worth $5.50 es $7.50 to $10.00. But : your pick and fit of the whole lot Vernon will « sub. 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