The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 17, 1910, Page 6

» Tel Porrts 10 | ® n Wast bi leg oor n me . 2 . a If ta \ ut . err or wa “ v « ’ " n . € hes t be A t and call it ( f A mt A e 1 i They ast rt i why n 1 be au ‘ an j w . ‘ | Donna M t Rie why ! ta 4 ‘ | ha € now t ay that a see a b As t N an ca P . Worth Y " ‘ possess $ own ¢ ” : 1 as 4 ‘ | M f A s ly ( s He f ! ' Tile + worthy e degree of v the W y . a call f stry rom ng It arouses |! } Donna M nt rh It stimulates ambition bal makes manhood " other mean Tog a mar a a ard man “ t t t that I t word in the sense there is in him. Sox wes poy ded mete te he aie gets out of life or puts mt ‘ Young M * eed it then te} : arin" ; , | Blue 7 ) brin lin alue, Ww | Hite " ht Pe the i can}. ik ' r tein i® energies arous a KC pe “ : - he a j 7 \< meas ja « about w ng oe Ww Young Man deaper Why not make tomorrow a na-} Once more It has been 4 : f was ti tlona! holiday? It's bound to come id that the a sd wanting in 4 “ " r qualified to dete are going to marry that te that some time which shell the pea is atting t said his kindly ro ee to purchase stocks onsiderate ® John next day Reno ts oue of those agh 4 @ governor of California is now | rpey* Be ge tle towns that don't care what peo | aimost as well known as the man ue we - a ple say jwho makes the razor. fin ané broke! ecg County Treasurer Matt Gormiey, who besides his official position, is treasurer of the John L. vt Me Connaughey’s fight for county treasurer, has issued orders that during the next three months every er in his office will have one ose-half per cent of his salary deducted for for which the money Is to be They were told that Go: money from th hly Gormley Any employe who does not ting the office ing a committee to Gormley and askin n what he is ¢ the money. Some are of the opinion that it is going to be the treasury of the John L. Wilson Senatorial tribution from Gormley. Others are of th to go to MeConnaughey in his fight for is of the opinion that Gormley wants it fo: Wilson Senatorial Club and manager and ley’s wi ulged to the emplo hold out that amount of The purpose d was not 4 * ley would ply warrant me salary 5 in this way each month ition has the option of quit-| lan of send ng to do with will secure approxima e the oc Several of the emy are const og a turned Into Club a personal con inion that the money is y treasurer, At rd group his personal use This afternoon a subcommittee of the Republican county central committee is in session drafting a report to make to ¢ mittee next Friday, in which John L. Wilson will be ezoneration of all connection with the plan of of the right of selecting the delegates to the tion at Tacoma. The which Is is composed of George H. Clark, J. D. Br Himethoch and 8. D. Goff. entire com given a plausible depriving republican state conven meeting this afternoon | a, C. G. sub-committee j This sub-committee is not making any attempt to perform the work for which it was appointed a week ago, Its duties at that time were to apportion the delegates among the different committeemen. It was for| them to report to the central committee what share each ward committee man should have in packing the King county delegation. The sub-committee has been informed by that there must be a county convention. The e has been told that the voters have seen through the scheme, have become convinced | that Wilson is the man guilty of attempting to play the political trick, and | that to save Wilson from punishment at the hands of the voters the| scheme must be abandoned. T ib-committee will report to the county central committee that caucuses, primaries and a county convention be held the Wilson organization committ The work, however, that is puzzling the sub-committee is to hit upon | some explanation that will convince the voters that Wilson ts not a} guilty participant in the scheme. One member of the sub-committee has | expressed himself vigorously as being opposed to any report that makes! @ scapegoat out of any member of the committee. Committeemen whose | political aspirations have been seriously impaired by being conm d with the scheme are declaring that Wilson should shoulder the blame for | the work they did in his behalt. George H. Clementson has announced that he will be a candidate for one of the two nominations for superior court judge to be voted on this fall. tlementson was a candidate two years ago. City Councilman J. N. Denney of the Ninth ward, has a grievance against the Wilson senatorial organization which they refuse to right Wilson's newspaper contained the statement that the republican county central committee was unanimous for the scheme of having the commit: tee appoint the delegates. Denney. besides being a councilman from the Ninth ward, represents that ward in the republican county central committee. Denney was not present at the famous meeting. Denney was present at a meeting of the corporations committee of the council when the committee took its action last Friday. The Madi | son street cable up before the council committee and Denney had to attend. The story that he was a party to the scheme to take the selection of delegates out of the voters’ hands has caused | Denney no end of trouble in the Ninth ward. Denney has importuned the Wilson organization to put him right Denney, according to the men that broke up Wilson’s scheme, was op posed to the private selection of delegates. Denney's supporters say that at all times Denney declared that the Ninth ward voters would squabble wa choose their own delegates. THE SEATTLE STA the voters |} Poland, D. R. |} | | tid have hap he, unforte know this, She was These piano clubs are It is baned It's just as t to do the buying ing the best pr there w arloads in ton of them our supervision the chasing the organt In these clube membe: obscure make, but, to th: over a dozen of the wor .. be remembered the akes of pian It should br nd new these astounding fi Shipped in the old-fashioned way over 40 carloads of pianos Re harness system—in spectal cars without be even then 26 ca | — 4 Dill be seguived Bf Formaidenyde rumtgntors—Tho Placed end to end, these 510 pianos would reach from the Totem ||fe 25° *ize will tumigate Pole at Pioneer Square, to the James Street power house and back 1,000 eublo feet, Special 4 - 4c The retal! value of th Hon dollars act ees pianos (on this club plan, members save Like Candy? ; Club membe re each secure an Pryerege of 112 weeks’ longer time You'll like Bartell’s Special upon the usual terms of payment cpl sou 'y || Chocotates—Rogular 400 quality, Bach of Ub 10 club members saves an average of $162 on his or A pound box her purchase and return, and more than en yung man or young lady tn R EDITORIAL AND that thie was] Pay #150,$1.25 or $1. 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