The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-04

r...ty Omciai Declines to lie
I ! p-t~ryi~wed ON the Subject
u~ says That Neither of the
= s.vs.ted statements II Correct.
{ icaorraphicai boundaries have remark
H. e1ect upon the remarkable interviews
s<ea Sheriff Meyer. a remarkable man.
.snrfully gives the newspapers when In
e~pxzsed concerning open gambling In
s-rs.se Witness tao recent interviews
~ with Mr.. Meyer By representatives of
Post Inteliigeneer. one in Seattle on
xyeusry p. and the other In Chehalis
<1hs following day.
4 ! seattle. Chehalfs.
! -4r. Meyer. why Special Dispatch 20
1aIiyou not close the the Post-Intesiigen-
~r1hlng games" Ger.
I'D Mr. Mover cHEHALIs. March
alsk shIs remark Sheriff Meyer of
- answer which. King county, brought
8 = rus Of this re- Two boys to the re-
k6lHznle interview form school today.
1efsuse did not Before returning 10
aknoF that there was seattle tonight Mr..
10 gambling Feigg Meyer told q Post
- II any person. iutelilgenccr repre-
- come 10 me and seutstiv. that Cal
80 complains derhead will surely
4Ad gambling was BE- the next mayor of
3dng on ! would Seattle.
ASpe shut II down In The prostitutes
y Erry. There have and gamblers have
ke0 rumora eyerI too much swing in
zIne nave been In Seattle, and the peo-
Dnttie sat gam-ipis are Disguised.
8iw was ssng on he said. These peo-
kst never go tol ole must be- put be-
lad places and I low the line Then
lfsGT nothing about let them do business
u tn,ll the matter and assess them TO
ta placed beforel pay for ample police
IL grand jury byl protection. That IL
: Jude WiEsor. and my theory / have
a}nA then ] havel kept my hands off
Use waiting for thel thus far. bat after
( Ia. Of TIE grand election | propose to
n n Investigation. see IL done II the city
DO whatever authorities do not.
u grand jury says
'ans Ane" |
--srif Meyer as a general thing. Is glad
- ee newspaper men and likes 10 be in
sfrlesei He was interviewed for the
. faex Intsiligencer yesterday. although he
"a not welcome the reporter with his
3 foased eheerfnlness. Truth to tell Mr..
jioyYr scented 10 be slightly irrItated when
Ieaaested 10 submit. 10 an interview and
he reporters impression that Mr.. Meyer
t'sp, feeling entirely happy. gradually
A ~
pensd into a certainty when Mr.. Meyer
! aeiy threatened him with personal vio-
i nee Knowing Sheriff Meyer 10 be con-
/ sssu, in alb things the reDorter ala NOT
srsisi n questioning Sheriff Meyer further
fla thai The reportar was Alternating
g. assist Sheriff Meyer in rsconcilng the
l'aemenis Of the two foregoing interviews
ssHn th sheriff lost his temper. hut Sher
II foysr never swore once during the en-
Ire Interview II was an admirable ex-
llksion n saif.eontrol I'm that resuect
re rsnerfer feund Mr. Mover seated Mt
table in his office
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fou look Al these interviews and tell me-
faioh T. correct" aueried the reporter,
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