The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-20

- AanrHo Hazard. procurator-in-
co1n FOR the treasury Of the
. ss1peign committee. Is giving. as
3s.e~ stated, most substantial aid to
<@ a reform. Chairman Martin
5-rv AZ tho finance committee, has
y. s-svrs2ed with several delicate oper-
2 7 - a. the abstraction OF moneys
- Angelo Vance Eawcett and
. s.sifhy ones among the disgrun-
- the trinity craftsmanship OF
S~ eoupIains that Chairman Ma
~ c1nsose accounts usually exceed
- soesi q his collections. resulting
- 4sxsard II Is different. Mr..
~~6 es2na IN money and no expense
(-s Tho inference Mr.. Hazard
40. & f,,o1on headquarters Is That lie
2 ~ eVn expenses. The surmise Of
=. 4~iee campaign managers is that
rnr6 deducts his expenses from
s1lIons, turning in his accumula-
4 ri frrds less the actual amount re-
|211 ~ Nh own use.
~ ~. Haxxard brings in money,
r. more than can be said Of many
7Ie iusionist. He IL himself net
~ z IN cause, and whatever he IL
70 nono over " tho huSioti
v y Just 80 much to the good.
~ Sp6ued that Mr.. Hazard might
v \ n but he doesn't.
Il the game Mr.. Hazard took
(onced position In the march OF
5f1lo9 ~ state conventions he was
SS q the task OF visiting the vari-
5's1S institutions and investigating
18TH standing OF the employees
1Sce b Gov. Rogers and his state
q audit and control.
employees were found by Mr..
% Is drawing certain compensa-
~. fhe state treasury In the way
n ~ which they were using for
wSooes OF personal maintenance.
nome Misunderstanding the fact
m qofy large percentage OF this sal
10y was due and owing to the
~ e Gov. Rogers had been lost
u The state employees had been
(Aeir wages In food and clothing
: o1ves and families, regardless or
IN hat Rogers was coming up for
alton. and II renominated must
nvo money TO fight the greedy
lard. It Is said. was appalled, at
~ time that Tom Mallory and
- Lewis were getting In their
NJ work against the governor, he
ulf to the task Of showing the
r. Of Rogers reform the error OF
N1ys and convincing each empioye
eatireiy upon his financial dem
~ Of friendliness TO the governor.
1ntelv subsequent 10 the Spokane
1Etenti0n In May, when Mallory
flUk were rampant In their as
H. Mr.. Haxxard Il credited with
y some fne work. Not an APP
o(1cer under the governor es-
~ Mr.. Harvard. In short. he
~ for the stun
~ institutions, such a. the war
~ penitentiRry. the superInten-
II ~ asyiums and others In Inn
e1ecutive charge. were assessed
fnte. however, since II In admit
n al subordinate, employees, down
Aumblest mental, were assessed at
y u 10 per cent. of their monthly
from that time 10 the assembling
state convention In Seattle. Aug
r yAtlanthropic work was entirely In
N mi Of Mr. Hazard. II is sup
~ Ut from time ~ time he reported
H. Nnitfed to Hon, III. J. Sniveiy, the
~ t4ed and front OF Gov. Rogers cam
- TT renomiuation. Whether Mr..
Nuofd imported and RENTED all that
Z toll.essA b question between him
~ ~ NJ. 0niveiy, In which the rank
~ ~ < The fusion forces has no con-
~ Hasard's splendid work prior TO
me feaye1klon commended him strongly
Y IT, M then assumed charge OF
Wv .h4eF campaign for reelection.
~ " 80 nfued personal acquaintance
M. M. 10y M and woman drawing pay
49, tae eteee treasury and was pre-
1aa2entr ~ man for tho gentle Job Of
T. ssxsslng further and more substantial
uq1e 70 the cause OF uphoiding the
t4Nuon OF Independence,
. rs already been shown by the Pest
~ 1asa|esncer Mr. Hazard has main
y ~ ~, ~ rspusation. Hts treatment OF
u peves OF the state has been gem
~ arm; delicate. vet businessiikc,
Called upon each for one month .
~ me amounts ranging from us TO
~ snn over Tho state pentfentiary.
synms the Soldiers home. the re-
~ kneot. the school for detective
re onices az the grain commits
We FISH commissioned. the labor
esssioner. the mine Inspector. the
~. 800 Nommiseioner and various other
tnsi'tuffons have opened wide their
n me approach 81 Mr. Hazard.
-. ISL whether welcome or unwel-
vas necessary
o. these places perhaps not
\ Aza Naxsard has urged and secured.
:, s~e'on g. one months SALARY a 40
Tat contribution from the second
- IRIS y II thought. viii he suifi-
" carry him through the campaign.
y seri" of his collections. perhaps
~ ~. Haznard On proper business
~ 1sss recent Ia filll Thus. aN
~ .sssansd In the Post -Inteliigencer he
N = " rs.eipt fer So, ono months
Y " Snvder ~ the engineer
s,,,s- tnrnf % the Medical Lake
To- The fusion MANAGES think that
y . % Mr. ttasaard's receipts