The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 24, 1910, Page 4

by The Star Pablish There are many men and not a few officials in Seattle who have never been overburdened with their confidence in City Engin on in the past when his offi l icial Th e have been many times actions, in the city engineer's office and on the board of public works, aroused a faint flicker of suspicion, that was generally snuffed out by his domineering personality, his and his persuasive eloquence. Thoms. churchly sanctimoniousness Never in all the years Mr s been the directing factor in the expenditure of the city’s millions has any one deed been held up be fore the candle to determine the absence of taint An in spite of the fact that tl has always be gro ne of cor at the act e abc rk ignor r t : veral wa The spon for 4 . } : } sid fairt Mr. ‘I has attende t made FE p t lobbied in Washingt saw fit. He has ruled § ways be a technical tyrant men as John P. Hartman, of No way or the out him and He was ace the liberty that is given to eccentric] genius. While yple resented his acts and his attitudes they forgave him, because at the bottom they believed in him er he has manag ed 1} wit n hand. He has a a churchman, a consort of such rthern fie affiliation One ed to k u ‘ rity of ty ¢ xt get along with But they can no longer put implicit cians in a man of “blind” letters and “unknown purposes.” After viewing Mr. Thomson in the light of a schoolboy forging an excuse for his teacher, can they hold any lofty view of his integ rity? Can they afford to snuff out the faint flicker of sus- picion that arises when certain favored contractors, pos- sessing favored information, knowledge that another will bid on one job with the follow it; when a contractor bids on a cut, he alone knowing that a job of filling in near by is shortly to be offered to bidders, so that he gets both jobs and makes his dirt pay both ways? This newspaper in times past has zealously risen in de fense of Engineer Thomson whenever he was assailed by dis- Satisfied property owners. There were times when such de fense was not easy to make, but our confide ne to perform the task even when reason failed. In face of “blind letters,” etc., we can do so no elves nger, but must ally with the inquisitive majority and ask: “HOW ABOUT IT, MR. THOMSON?” Sending tts employes to jail may| When It comes to running to form | annoy the sugar trust, but letting} ®9¢ living up to advance notices, them out to testify against it is) a sie xeorae | old neighbor, the moon. positively “disloyal.” Mr. Carrigan also went into a total eclipse yesterday. = none of them have anything on our Right here we claim the honor of first suggesting Taft and Lawler | j for 1912 at WORKS BOTH WAYS. Mistres#—In the time it takes me to tell you how to do the work I could do it myself. Housemaid—Yes'm. And in the time it takes me to listen you you I could do it, too. IN THE PUBLIC EYE CHARLES DICK. Dick, of Obie, wanta to go before the people of his state for an in-| ceeds to knock his own nent being dorsement, said indorse with him 123 times, and was pres ent and not voting twice. REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR | Some men are so lucky they can even invest in a sure thing lose. Most lies would do much better! without so many pledges that they were the truth If a man could m dollars on somebody else's judg ment, he could lose it on his own The way for a woman to be able! to act with a man as if he were a hero is for him not to be Every time a man goes wrong the women in the neighborhood say, “I told you so.” A girl always finds out how much a man Hikes her by the he acts when she pretends to some body else—New York Pres POINTED PARAGRAPHS. A modest actre hould avoid apparing in a threadbare play hen a doctor gets sick he pro. me to spend Most people are willin in the shape of another term in the | $50 in an effort to win a $6 priz United States senate He thinks that the Ohio politicians whe con trol conventions and legislatures have a knife waiting to lift his of ficial scalp, and so he asks the dear people to select the senator at al primary Chicago News Hair Story Whether he gets his primary or|Is this your sad story? ‘‘My hair is not and whether it does him any good if he should get it, are un solved problems, but he will have) to go some if he gets either falling out terribly; and what is left | is rough and thin.’’ Now listen to) jour glad story: “Ayer’s Hair Vigor | The people of the state are| promptly stops falling hair, destroys headed jusurgent-way in a manner that bodes 11 for any Aldrich sen ator, and that Dick is led about with a string by Aldrich is evi denced by iss record on the tariff. 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