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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-10
"PROCRAST|NATOR" SCOTT
THREATENS TO RESIGN

neruon OF good motives aud integ
rity have informed ohe court that
al attempt 90 force him - leave the
state was being nader
And. your honor. / want 10 shy
this much. aud that ia. that never
In an my professional career have
deliberately done or tried to do any
thing which would reflect on the
character Of another member Of the
bar"
Mr. Scott then went on 20 intim-
ate that personal malice Wa Ia the
mind OF Attorney Griffith when he
drew up Me0ovsrn'H petition
When Mr. Scott cfnstudrd, AiT.
Gleason protested against the matter
being postponed. saying that Griffith
could not possibly have any witnesses
bssids Meoovefn az Ifusy Hehn
and william Rteffen, IN whose saloon
the nehsme 10 force MrGovsrn 20
leave the state was said to have been
matched. and others would all testify
Tor the state, Judge Bell held how
ever, that Griffith was entitled 90 time
IN which to meet the demand for
proof
Either Mr. Scott is guilty Of NAL
fsahaHee IN office or else Walter v.
Moooyeru T. guilty Of perjury Olea-
san said We want the right 90
prove the latter"
Todd then walked before tho bar
and said clearly. "On Mr. caliashan' y
behalf. I publicly charge Walter Nc.
Govern with perjury" Then he
turned 20 urifnth and said. why
don't YOU put your man on the stand ?
Don't You sec he IL as anxious 20 tes-
A. a.
doing soy
Ar Scott oontendsd this morning
that II WAS absolutely unnecessary 90
make the charges u unfair dealing
ia the petition for the writ IN order
10 secure Modoyern's release. lie
said he could not see how any charges
against himself or any one else could
have any bearing on The matter
gufflth insists that personal malice
was far from his thoughts when be
made the allegation against Scott. and
hat he was only looking after his
clients welfare
fMedavefu IL charged with being In
contempt - coart Ia leaving thu state.
and 10 now hsiuK held ~ prisoner.
be stated. srherefarp. Nish and am
able 70 prove that be was forced 30
take the course hs ga. hY court OF.
fic~rr. and hence waa not IN con-
tempt
After the hearing MrGevern stated
In th~ corridor that he vas perfectly
WILLING 60 So on the stand and did not
fear the most rigid cross s1amiua-
ton.
hnsv hehn VAS present Ia court.
evidently prepared 20 testify ia Mf
SCOTS behalf. this morning.
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fired the police were notified and
Special officer Clark was sent 20 in
veHtisate. Al first II looked as n
there would be q murder mystery.
Mccarthy had seated himself on the
bed tn his room before firing the
shot that ended his life. After the
shooting he had rolled Off on 20 the
floor.
officer CLARK was puzzled by the
fact that there had been two piston
shots. a bullet hole was found IA
the floor near the bed and McCar-
thy'n left hand was powder burned.
The conclusion was finally reached
that the revolver Was fired off after
the fatal shot by the convuisivc con-
traction Of the muscles or accidental
iy before Mccarthy sent the bullet
crashing into his brain.
Mrs. Mccarthy il Frustrated with
grief. Her husband. who was Il
prominent member OF the b. y. o. y.
had been sent TO California BY the
lsiks for his health. From a robust
healthy man weighing in the neigh
borhood Of 200 pounds. six months
ago. he had wasted away 20 almost
a skeleton.
Fof a number of years Mccarthy
held office IN Montana. At kaiispei
he served IA under sheriff several
terms and was also 4 member OF
the police department at one time.
Before entering the police DEPART
ment he was a United states custom
officer
The body was removed from the
hotel 90 the BonueY- Watson funeral
parlors II will be shipped TO Kat
Ispel for interment
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charges against a prosecuting attor-
neY
while he was citing authorities
GA the subject. Scott. who was tree
msndously excited, and seemed 60
hardly know what he WAS saying
interrupted him and tainted him
with being afraid 10 put Medoyern
on the stand.
= am not" uhfnth answered.
and YOU know n. simply say
that such procedure IL not ae-
cordinE 90 law. Every charge that
is made against you in this petit
tion can be proven. but ! need Wit
ncssas other than MeGoVern, before
Eo into the matter. ana what's
more have them"
Scott then rose 20 his feet. fair
~ trembling with anger. and adj
dressed the court in = loud voice;
II ! am proven guilty 90 these
outrageous things" he shouted,
viii resign my office. TO my mind
re poor thing for a member OF
the bar 10 make such allegations
against another member % the bar.
until such time as ha IL prepared
20 auhsiAntiate them. which. tn this
case. u Is plain 10 be seen Mr.. Grit
nth 10 not
I have had troubles enough about
this matter. The newspapers took
a up, and 1 ga not SAY word, but
when the charges become part q
the court records. I can stand 10 no
Longer. The allegations are all true
and unfalsa- No. 40. don {
mean that meant 10 say they
were all falss and untrue. and. your
honor. | demand an investigation
and justice
Put Aeoovafn on the stand now.
and ms kr him swear To what hts nj >
tofnsy alleges Ia the petition. Then
We viii sre whether or not am
guilty Of trying to spirit away wit
ness-a. asver did u IN my life
sH,yeu n had. what right has
an honest man to allow himself To
be spirited away Would not a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-10
WAS FROM
SEAT Tile

II develops that Mrs Harry OidL
who committed suicide by jumping
overheard from the steamer Queen.
while IN mldacaah. ard who took her
four szF-oid daughter To death with
haf vas resident Of this city and
lived at igss Eishth avenue.
Mr. oidt Is proprietor u the Pacific
Caast Sportsman. which II published
IN the Arcade building lie h. ali hut
broken hearted over the tragic deaf
~ his aifg and child.
lie and bis wife he states. lived
happily together and why she should
have left him without explanation.
determined apparently 10 take her not
only her own life. but that Of her
little daughter. he cannot understand.
re thinks his wlfs'H mind had given
way. temporarily at least. through ~
health. She had been sick a great
deal for several years past
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Prosecuting Attorney Scott and
Deputy sheriff callakhau practical
~ deman ded a trial for their alleged
malfearance Ia ofrioe when the NC
Govern hahsas corpus ease came up
before Superior judge He'll this
morning. And a sensation followed
the move,
As readers OF The star will re-
member. Walter v. Mcdoyern was
Tod into a conspiracy 10 hlacknsli
certain poker room pfupftatoFa. ana
after serving the purpose Of the al
legged canFplfators by awearing out
warrants for the arrest ~ the sam
hirrr. suddenly left the city
When Mcdovern finally returned
he Was arrested on bench warrant
for eontsmpt % court and then MED
sensational habeas corpus petition
la which he alleged that he had been
driven cut OF the city by fuey Helm.
bunko man. ana Deputy Sheriff
Gala CHAN. with Mr. Ecotts knowis
edge ard canniyance
Tho demand for the Investigation
OF the sensational allegations was
made IN the midst OF the hearing Of
the habeaa corpus pfocnsdiuKr. ots
Callaghan's behalf By Attorney Ei.
mer Todd. and for Mt Scott by Dep
uty Prosecutor Gleason.
Both lawyers Insisted that Nc
Govern. who was present IN court.
be put on the stand forthwith. Jadnsf
Bell. although he admitted that he
had doubts an Ia his Jurisdiction
held that Scott and cailashan ~rre
entitled 20 an invsstlsa tiafi. bat con /
tinaed the Ease until saturday at
gsfnoon. on the showing % Ne.
Governs attorney. Prank :. Griffin.
that he would require time - a.
srmhl9 other Witnesses IS he did
not wish To rely ON McGuvrrn's tea.
timoHy alone.
Griffith protested against the
courts ruling. on the ground that
the matter AS beyond judge fh.n'N
Jurisdiction. and that emily the ssSis /.
iaturr could legally tnvesfssnts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-10

Information he received. 20 the
Chamber Of Commerce committee
and D. expects 20 lead the fight for
the laboratory on the floor % the
city council when the prolect comes
up aEain
Chairman ConEdou. Of the commit.
tee. II very sAnEuInr over the re.
suits 81 The investigation gone int-
by his committee ard believes that
the influence % the Chamber OF
Commerce win have great weight
with the city fathers.
lie said today = am more than
ever convinced that Seattle must
SION have a city laboratory. IN or
der 10 properly protect the lives OF
the people. The stars recent fleht
fer pure milk In Seattle showed enc
Il the dangers that might have been
avoided. had there been city la
boraioFy where all suspected milk
could have been analysed The la
haratoyS Viii remove all danger
from a typhoid epidemic resulting
from the use 81 impure water. be-
cause. with the properly equipped
laboratory. ail bad water could NJ
once Be tested and people warned
against it, further use. such a
safeguard il nov impossible.
''The laboratory. as has been fire.
quenfty stated BY physicians ard 81
perts. would also pat q stop 60 the
selling Of aduiteratsd food rtuffH
Of every kind. and the cost OF II
win ~ no means bankrupt the city.
our estimates. based upon the
Investigation Of our committee.
shows that the laboratory could be
Installed fof only $1,000. and that it
would cost only $500 a year TO run
u.
We have found that the per cap
tia spent By the Seattle beard %
health. IL far below the average
spent by cities OF it, size-
The Report Of the COMMITTEES II be-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-10

The following is the full report Of
the COMMITTEES submitted today
SEATTLE. December ,. iso1
Mr. President We. the commit
tee appointed b. the Chamber OF
eoumsree % Investigate the needs
% thA city a. 10 whethrr a cts
laboratory would he adFiaa bic OF
not. beg e. report "a follows
Whereas. Ne have communicates
with most of the principal cities OF
the United States and fad that with
very few exceptions they have eitS
laboratories g. successful operation
Whereas such laboratory can BE-
established far a sum not 70 exceed
- -. ant wlli not cost more
than ~ 500 per year for running es-
psnssa. and
Whureas. We have carefully hives
tixatrt the sanitary condition % this
city and find that while the health
department. is doins eNoelirnt Wurk.
Il - seriously handicapped and an
able 60 do nearly the amount Of
work required b. a growing cltg OF
This sise. and
Whereas We have carefully exam.
in~d into the cost ~ a city iahura-
tory ana thu benefits 70 be derived
ever the present hyssents and find
that a city laboratory ran p. run
with very little more expense % the
city than the present system. htoh
allows ti9a rsr month for tests. ana
Whereas such laboratory viii
have a capacity ~ doinE many tlmes
the amount Of work done At present
Now. therefore. We. the under
signed committee. report for favor
able consideration the following res
aiution.
RESOLVED. THAT THE CHAM
BIER OF COMMERCE HECeN-
MEND To THE cry COUNCIL.
THE IMMEDIATE ESTABLISH
MF.ST OF A rtTY LABORATORY
AND THAT THE CHAMBER Use
ALL MEANS wITHIS ITS pow
Err TO BRING ABOUT THE -.
TAnf.isffME<T OF EtfCH A CITY
LABORATORY ACCORDING TO
SUCH PLAN A. SHALL nE
FOUND BEST SUITED TO THE
cITYfs NEEDS,
q. c. coNgDoS.
p J. HOLMES
J. n. EAGLESON.
p. A. RUST
HERMAN cifAPtS.
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LIE IS
PASSED

NEW YORK. Dec. A-George w.
Perkins. OF the ]. l.. Morgan com
pany. resumed his testimony In the
shlphuiiding case today. MIR. Pam
and Charles Schwah. the two most
important witnesses. remain To, be
heard.
Attorneys Untermcyer and Guthrie
enlivenad proceedings today with a
tiit in which Guthrie accused the on
posing attorney OF deliberate false
hood. The retorts were growing
warmer when the court called the
attorneys To order.
Perkins testimony was mainly re-
sarding the amount Of stock Morgan
q Company got for floating the
concern.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-10
SHE SAYS PANSY
TOOK HER PLACE
MRS. PARKS GLAZING HER HUBBARD TRANSFERRED Hfs AZ
FEcTIoHs AS SOON As SHE OUT or SIGHT

found panay inatabed In isf home
and that her husband refused - a.
low 7of iO leave telling the piHiniiff
that n she didn't like having fausy
in the house she ufod not return.
Dr Parks III c0nteating the case
streuuoualy and denies al his Hife's
allegations.
Miss Littieneld f. O feinarka biH
beautiful young woman. and u the
mother Of o pretty little 3-year-old
girl whom she had with her ia
cGa4stnIs morning. 6Be recently In
stitnted suit against Mrs. Parks
10 recover from her $4,000 40 dam
ages for malicious Islander.
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The divorce suit instituted by Mrs.
iftta Parks. bride Of less than d
year. against hoF husband. Dr. = NJ
Parks. on the ground Of uufaithfuf=
ness. iz being heard by superior
Judge Tuliman, today. Mrs. pnrkh
claims that when they had been
married aiE months. DR. Parks In
sisted on her going to Illinois e.
visit her folks"
Rhe Wis no sooner out 81 sight.
she claims than she was out Of HIS
mind and he transferred hiH afsee
lions 10 q Miss psnay Littleneid. n
divorced womnp When she returned
from her visit. she alleges that she
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-10
MRNRERC
M IRM
STORY OF A FOUL CRIME rolo
IN VERMONT COURT go

no
BENNINGTON. VI. Dec. s.--Arx
nHH
Mary Rogers was placed on trlRl
today for the sensational murdsr OF
her husband. Ia August. 1902. .stshe
WAS assisted by another young wa
man and her paramount, Leon psf =
ham. Together they iured tho IN Z
auHpeetlng husband To- "A lonely Hpct
BY the river bank. who're Mrs. Hog-
ers playfully tied his hands Then.
suddenly. she saturated n handker-
chief with chioroform aud pressed
II against his nostrils until he was
dead.
Perham held the struggling VIC
tim. while the other girl watched
After Rogers VAS dead. they remov-
ed the rope and threw the body into
the river
The oldest Of the trio is Mira Rog-
era. who In but 81. She IL hand
some. She IL also accused OF MUIR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-10
WANTS A RECEIVER

The application OF g. II. Crock.
EFT to have a receiver appointed for
the Alaska Petroleum a oil com
pany. II being heard In the superior
court, today Crockett claims to be
the poasessor of $4,000 shares Of
oil stock. and claims that the direc-
tors are quarr.llnK among them
selves. and that the concern Is on
tho verge OF insolvency.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-10

WASHINGTON. II, G, Dec. = ia
the House today Speaker Cannon az.
pointed Delegate BERNARD y Rodsy %
New Mexico as an additional member
90 the COMMITTEES on territories, A.
resolution referflns tho various rec.
concentrations o. the presidents mes.
aaEu TO the proper committees was
adopted The House then adjourned
until tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-10
PLEADS FOR
her BROTHER

EVERETT. WISH. Dec. 9 Pleading
letters we're today received by the
3ururs Who sent siKar Pauison ~ s.
attic - the pensteutiarY Tor ten years
Ter hoxear rsbhsriss. The letters were
wrsttrn ~ rauison'a pretty mister hi
seattle. asking for his pardon. lie
escaped three previous sentences, and
there "a little likelihood % her APP
peel having ANY effect.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-10
GETS NAVAL
BASE

HAVANA. Dec. p.--GunsanRfno
vii Be formally handed over TO Adj
utFal barker tomorrow "a an Am
rrirnn naval base 81 supplies. The
ceremony VIII be held aboard the
kaarNarRr. The flag rising viii
take place AZ nom. and wiii be fol
los Ell by a great banquet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-10
COLOMBIA GATHERING
TROOPS ON HER
she MAKES waRLIks MOVE WHILE WAITING FOR a STATE.
mEnr FROM GEN. REYgs-U s. MARINES IN IsTHnUs

road. which IL also on the trail most
frequently used IN the past for the
movement Of troops overland from
the Cauca district into the Chiriau
district.
Those already landed are under
command OF Captain Writ Nc
Creary. and later adyices from Al
miral Glass indicate that more ma
riHeA viii BE- landed Immediately.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-10
I'LL 1HER
GNRY
TURKISH POLICE SAY CONSUL
DAVIS WAS THE AeeRE ssoR

CoNsTANT1NopLE. Dec. ~
official reports Of the Alexandretta
Incident, sent BY the Turkish po-
lice. is that they wanted a photo
graph ~ the American citizen known
as Attnrlan. Consul Davis object
ed. and attempted 10 embark Altar
ian on an outgoing boat. The police
arrested Attafian aud were compel =
ed to use force. as Consul Davis and
the couriera from the consulate re-
Sisted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-10
KIDNAPPED.

CHICAGO. Dee 0=noteetlveH ure
watching the railway stations here ia
the endeavur 70 capture two mon who
kidnapped from school today the 2
Yeatsuld daughter of Mira Charies
nruru, Tho woman believes the child
was kidnapped hY It's father, Louis
Andres. 20 Ina Angeles. from whom
the present AIRS. Bruce secured a at
Nufpy year agn.
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Is STILL
AT LARGE

The police have so far failed TO
capture Patrick J. Brennan. who
shot and killed his partner. Eddie
Dunn. in the Seattle Mug saloon,
yesterday morning.
Coroner Hoye held an inquest over
pnnn's remains today. The jury
brought IN verdict OF murder and
laid the crime at BEennan's door.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-10
DISMISSED

MEMPHIS. Tenn. Dec s--The case
Of Lizzie McCormick. charged with
sending a bottle % poisoned whisksy
20 Mrs. Kate Nebhe. Of Cincinnati
which an sxpressman drank. causing
his death. was today dismissed on the
sttorney generals motion. He stated
40 money had been provided for the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-10
STRIKERS
WINNING

SAN FRANCISCO. Dee. o.-rhe
walters and cooks are winning their
fight against the Restaurant own
ers' Association, eight places were
opened today all with union help.
The French restaurants refuse 10
close.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-10
HMHR

The body Of n man IN n badly de-
composed condition vas washed
ashore at the foot q Thomas street.
IN North Seattle, this afternoon
Coroner Hoys took charge Of the
body. ~ has not yet been identified.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-10
STRIKE:
RIOTS

STOCKTON. Cat. Dec. "A riot
has occurred al Milton az result II the
Hotaon mine manaEement'H attempt
TO take non-unian miners TO their
mine where strike T. on. The
strikers surrounded the hotel, as
saultsd the deputy sheflffs. captured
the non-union men and escorted them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-10

Ia GuAYRA. Venezuela. Dec. a.
one thousand Colombian soldiers
from cartegena have landed near
the mouth % the Ratio river. on the
Gulf OF Darisn. according 10 adylces
brought here ~ the steamer Yer
saIIle. II " also stated that troops
from Cauca are convergiug on Pan
anna and troops from other parts Of
Colombia ate marching or awaiting
the result Of General Reyes mission
10 Washington.
WASHINGTON. d. C.. Dec. a.
Navy department. officials this
morning admitted that the landing
OF marines from the Dixie. on the
isthnus 81 Panama, wns Justified b1
orders cabi@d 20 Animal 0lass.
Thursday. 70 take every means pos
sibfs 20 prevent an invasion Of ths
new republic.
The company Of marines landed
have gone into camp ~ strategic
point on the line OF the Panama rail-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-10
STRONGLY FAVOR
A CITY [Ab0RATO DRY

ms discussed by the chamber OF
commerce at It's meeting. tate this
afternoon. and u IL almost certain
that it Will decide Ia endorse IL and
act upon It's suggestions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-10
BIG STRIKE
AT SPOKANE

SPOKANE. Wash. pec e,-The
trades council today called cut alt
un~n men working ON buildings In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-10

RESOLVED, That the cham
her 81 eonnnaares reoomusnd 10
the city council the iranediats
establishment Of a city labor
atcrs, ard that the chamber
use ell means within it, pow
sr 70 bring about the establish
inert of sgch city laboratory
aeeerdina 10 sueh plans as shall
be found best suited 20 the
eityss nseds.-Fren Commit
tees Report.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-10

ARMOUR THROWS MILLIONS
or BUSHELS ON THE CHI.
cA6o MARKET

CHICAGO. pec. A terrific bat
tie in May wheat occurred on the
hoard % trade today when Armour
threw between f,oQA.000 and \ 0oo -
bushels on the market. The prics
broke "a cents within a few min,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-10

IF These. Outrageous Charges
Are Proven Against Me m Give
. Up My Office" He ShOufed--
Sensational Scenes in McO0v-
ern Habeas Corpus Case--Pub-
lie Prosecutor and "SIeufh"
CaiiagI1an Granted an Lnvesfi-
cation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-10

out ~ town. Warrants have been PEE
cured fnr the arrest IT the leaders #
the mob More serious trouble IL ca
peeted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-10

George Deifei was granted a divorce
from Alto Rose Deifel this mornina
on ground u assertion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-10

Chamber of Commerce Commit
fee Makes Its Report and Urges
Thai Body TO Use It's Influence
With the City Council Toward
Getting the MuCil-Needed I'm
prOvemeHf
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FRONTIER

transportation u witnesses from Gin
einneti. and without these. the prose
eation had no ease. The prisoner Vas
released
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The Rainier Heights Improvement
day evening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-10
TACOMA
ACCEPTED

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. s.-The
government today accepted the
cruiser Tacoma.
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definE her babe. a year before Per-
ham confessed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-10

course of construction IN sympathy
with the plumbers nsN on strike
The order win Involve 1000 men.
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utcs. Wheat opened at 81 ana closed
az Sets vents huahol
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The following is the full report Of
the COMMITTEES submitted today
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WI 7 HIN
A WEEK

superintendent John HarrisberEsF.
- che snoquaimie aiis Power company.
returned from Enaaualmle this morn
ing Nhsre he has b~rn directing re-
pairs q ths hlifnsf Transformer huuHes
He brought the first direct Information
an Ia the damage dome - the fire and
The time that Will b. required 70 make
necessary repairs. This afternoon he
said;
ut Wlii probably b. q week hefgra
Ne are able q furnish q full current
Il depends almost entirely upon hQw
auickly wc ear Ket more transformers
a. the plant The company vas FOR
tuunte iuhaYiug AS much material It
hand for repair as II didI -Four trans
formers were on the way from tbs
East They should arrive Monday.
The dauaRe 10 the plant viii
amount 10 between So 80 and 50 ca
The faaf - the tranHfaFSner haliding
f. gone. the sails are cracked Dur
ins The Ore of poured down the Hhaft
and the pipes and Nlres EtruuE down
to The dynamo ehainisf underground
- >--~- A-~>~>--.S~-~>- -.
the Debris at the bottom is VERY aim
cult aA the elevator cannot he uBerat-
81 and IL has a. bs carried up = nleht
II stairs nearly quarter u mile
long
fifty men are now engaFsd in
mAklug the repairs