The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 12, 1910, Page 10

To Put the Party in Contro lof Friends of Progress and Make Impossible Taft's Renomination Are Main Purposes Shown by Trip R. Is Now Concluding—His Opposition to| Presic Not Personal; He Simply believes Administra- | tion Has Failed. BY GILSON GARDNER, (has started on an anti-Taft cam ning of the trip now drawing to a close To regain control of the party organization and to make impos ait enomination for a second term are the two main par 4 poses in view Because Taft failed to carry out his pledges he has lost Roose velt’s ib H ost what made him president, Any support that in the f must cor from tho who benefited by | a . of his pledges—from his reactionary friends. | Fe teen months previous to the republiean national con ven at ago, Roosevelt fought the allied reactionary forces led by Cannon, Fairbanks, Knox and Penrose in order to make sure that a progressive candidate should be nominated to succeed him te T he and almost Immediately disclosed himself as a rea y ressiveism had been mere words, He struck with ¢ Knox and Aldrich, and backed by them, begat ' tive warfare on those members of the party to whom The elimination of the Roosevelt cabt net, th and the whole reactionary legisla tive progra campaign. Two y quen: new force ca vorturning ship. W been held th 7 He has started | i Still c b ® the midst of a iW a 4 re Y the candidates, ma choser ra place or : rec a gs ave (i in the past A Witt on the ba v but they are, in the men. Anybody knowir liberty to exercise but they can't I y the followir visory ballot f benef FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR. Miles Poindexter FOR CONGRESS. Either Thos. P. Revelle, first ch and James W. Bryan, second choice, or James W. Bryan choice, and Thos. P. Re-| yelle, second choice. Do not for Humphrey either first | or second choice FOR SUPERIOR COURT JUDGES. Vote for Main and Ronald FOR COUNTY AUDITOR. Otto A. Case. < FOR COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS, A. 8. Burrows. FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR. Albert E. Parish. Defeat Armstrong FOR COUNTY TREASURER. | Will H. Hanna | FOR SHERIFF, Robert T. Hodge. Defeat Phillips. FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY. James E. Bradford or John F. Murphy. Murphy apparently has the better chance fo Griffith, the open town can didate, should be de: a FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER First District--David McK e Not entirely satisfactory, but better than bis oppe Second District—M. 1. Hamilton. Not entirely satisfactory, but better than opponent Defeat Carle FOR JUSTICES OF THE PEACE. Fred C. Brown, Jobn E. Carroll, R. R. George, John B. Gordon or Joseph KR. Anderson. Vote for four. | j FOR STATE SENATORS. | Thirtieth District—B. A. Bowen. Defeat lee kerbocker. Nichols’ rec responsible for | Thirty-‘firet District—-Ralph B. N ord in the last legis i the change of ser e } Thirty-second District—Geo. F. Cotterill. (Use stickers.) Defeat Williams Thirty-third District—Pliny L. Allen appears to be the best man th any means satisfactory. He ght-hour law, but nis record st the in the legislati ¢ was good Thirtyfourth District—The Star can recommend neither candi Thirty-tifth District—Josiah Collins. The t of three evils, Thirty-sixth district—J) A. Whalley. Fair, but not entirely sat-| isfactory | Thirty-seventh District—Frank C. Jackson. "Defeat Palmer by all FOR REPRESENTATIVES. | Fortieth District—Fred J. Me Howard D. Taylor, Stephen J Westor Fortyfirst District—Samuel Coles Forty-second District a Forty-third District Fortyfourth District—Euge Not 4 Forty-fifth Distr Fr fled oval of the supreme court j Forty-sixth District —I Forty-seventh District ay E. Chet Belding b i. D. Buchanan. Defeat a THEATRE : a | Both Wh Hoth Phones 6106 | | Advanced Vaudeville WALKER WHITESIDE THE MELTING POT ROCK & FULTON i c Harr Fosscn—-West & Van | Grand Opera House “n— Alex} iE PANTAGES THEATRE | A STUBBORN CINDERELLA Unequaled Vaudeville” | i, @ 2 | | ALHAMBRA THEATRE |) i. sna tis Cow’ mors ow Tonlght—All Week Lois Theatre Mats. 1 1 26 Today at 15 . w - Admission the | and Ge Vesler Car | _..| life ing his me One ia be ftom ’ | ‘SHADOWS OF A GREAT CLTY eve r THE SEATTLE STAR Roosevelt Has Taken Command of Progressives; His Campaign Is On Against Taft and Reaction reestablish such policies as the policies of the government There is no occasion to mince words on this subject surreptitious about Roosevelt's methods and the more who hear it the a# Kone to the country and demands judgment on the Issue, ween reaction, for measures which have come to be known as the Roosevelt nothing the plain peopte is. He ha the issue Kreantye policte Taft made the presidential office subservient to big business, and now big business has chosen Taft as its standard bearer in the which Taft stands, and thos impending fight against insurgency During the nearly two years aince maintained a profound silence Taft administration, H with the given he wishe what he Taft Roos ment of the pr Roosevelt has assumed leadership of the antiTaft progressive ome people think that this must result in hin becoming the his is possible, though not neces « in the first task to fight. S« ive candidate in 19 rol of the party by the progresal taken. A national convention which shall have a majority esive delegates is the next In every state the lines must be drawn and the made, What has been done in Kansas, lowa and California must be the regular organization will make Taft the nominee to be beaten doubtlessly by some other corpora tion man such as Judson Harmon Democratic party organisation is contr progress sary, Ce be und of pr done in other states. The influence a Harme T of the pre fought t et your insist on a Cems takes onethird less than any other. That light, tasty pastry that melts in your mouth is always the result of the baking when you use “White Swan Short ening.” Be 1. He made thinks has failed. That is what the Roosevelt utterance dred thousand words, and has On that occasion he indorsed what Taft had said in a campaign letter about a tariff board and com mended the executive for his execution of the maximum provision esent tariff law elt has spoken some bun ned Taft's name once Otherwise, *. So is the regular re n and a Taft in just only chance the peo moveme the bitter end Careful Shopper These days you can't show too much care in the choosing food stuffs. if you are economically in clined and want quality, too, pyhited Wap absolutely Pure Informed that you Know, On the origin of the buy. therefore, that only the purest deodorized Cotton and the Best Beef Seed O}! Fat, wi moved, are used in its mak ing That's third les sults than ening. In 3 8h th the acid Ol! why you need is for even better zes—Small, Medium, Large. Always Fresh. T. Carstens, President CARSTENS PACKING CO food one with other short. nt. T and re re TALKS ON TEETH | BY THE REGAL DENTISTS. PLEASURE There are two times in a tion—and after year || lack of teeth, the we fashioned plate, he 1 land te with p ren ta) ome Regal De A N. W them ¢ als. the next time ts % of discomfort br or a fit out by us et of Our Method go and hi ou would 1 but don't abu ean, and in all aring of an old EATING wis MEALS WITH man's when he can say he enjoys eat fore he loses any teeth and all of them are in good condi when due to part with a Teeth them proba " u on we iseue such a 1 binding guarantee is 1 of ca which the t of last resort ntal Offices, 1405 Third corner of Union St iblican. A sham battle t of polities big bustle have is in the Roosevelt lea he campaign ts on, and it wil PAID ADVERTISEMENT, Paid for by J. Lindsley Schools Candidate for renomination. Republican primaries Sept 1910. New Fall Hats Taveht in 3 TO 5 MONTHS where? COLLEGE ith Floor DENTISTRY Dentistry of real worth and merit. A practice very care fully advertised and just as honestly and carefully con fucted. I have built up in Seattle a practice of high clase patronage, the patron age of those people who dis inguish between the Inferior and the work of real worth The volume of my business makes possible a very moder ate fee and the care with which your work is done allows for a positive guaran tee. 1 make examinations without charge or obligation Painless Extracting LADIE6 CONSTANTLY IN ATTENDANCE, [ Bridge Work . $5.00 and $6.00 | Gold Crowns ¢ | 85.00 and $6.00 | Gold Inlays | $2.00 (0 $5.00 | Porcelain Inlays . $2.50 to $5.00 Gold Filling #1. | Fuli Plate 50 to $4.00 0) to $100 | Porcela ns 5O and &5.00 6 Filling 81.00 | s Extracting. .50¢ Doctor LYBROOK SHANKLIN DENTIST Corner Second and Pike, Over People’s Bank There i His appeal tn to better antiafied he pro Taft was elected Roosevelt He did not interfere by word or act in advice Was neither asked nor Taft was free to make of his adminivtration what and how t what it is, and now the time has come to think about another term and for Roosevelt to let the people know means, fight must be od by reactionary |i twee A. S. BURROWS County Superintendent of ye mave you 2 | GREGG SHORTHAND Why Spend 7 to 9 Months Bise- GRIFFIN’S BUSINESS New Maight Bide. 24 and Pine " Contig [omorrow A Representative Display: Am Phe asing Surroundings of Fall ond Wi Winter Modes in Millinery. ~ Suits . Clhaks , Costumes. i | Warsts and Dress Accessories \ 7 At Which the Pleasure of (reeting io Repectilly Sodcaled TREDERICK@ NELSON ij S PSrAEET22_ excecyees SibeRsElaSEE FER. Gy a PAID ADVERTISEMENT. PAID FOR BY THE FRANK 8, GRIFFITH CLUB. STULL UUUTUUAULAUUTONEEAAAHT D. B. TREFETHEN, President. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE + H. E. Lippman. Ivan L. Hyland. C. A. Koepfly. George Allen. WILBUR §&. LEWIS, Vice President. ADOLPH BEHRENS, Secretary. D. C. Conover. JAMES F. LANE, Elkan Morgenstern. ? Treasurer. James Dougan, Vote for FRAN K S. GRIFFITH for Prosecuting Attorney LET US HAVE A NEW DEAL TEN YEARS OF RING RULE IS ENOUGH. The people want none of VANDERVEER’S deputies in that office. FRANK S. GRIFFITH will clean out that office and re- store it to the people. A VOTE FOR GRIFFITH, THE ANTI-RING CANDIDATE, MEANS A CHANGE FOR THE BETTER The CLANCY element is fighting GRIFFITH. GRIFFITH will give organized labor a square deal. ‘ Griffith will have NO Private Detectives in the Prose- cuting Attorney’s Office. THE EIGHT HOUR AND OTHER LAWS IN THE INTEREST OF LABOR WILL I VIGOROUSLY ENFORCED THE POWER OF THE PROSECUTING ATTORNEY'S OFFICE WILL BE BACK THE SHERIFF IN HIS REFORMS GRIFFITH WILL GIVE A CLEAN, FEARLI AND ECONOMICAI ADMIN TION OF THE OFFICE BREAK THE RING ————————— ee se rit te fase f” er 2e528e5 2