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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-28

Seattle stars Exclusive ssrvles.j
CLEVELAND. o.. AuE. -. The
feminine "Jlm" Farley . Firl who
breaks strikes. has bfokcn into the
telegraph strike.
Grace Nc. lacey. a college grad.
uate and former teacher. is the
Young woman Who has tackled tho
bis Job. and she h making Clevw
land her headquarters. Only . few
weeks ago she wound 40 q contract
20 supply several hundred men 10
end the machiniata strike. and aow
che q preparing 60 assist the West.
ern union and Postal out Of their
troubles
When a reporter went "a see
Miss Lacey she made no secret o. r.
that hor business ia 90 organize
strike breakers
In handling this class OF men.
Nho are VIGOROUSLY desperate and
diaaoiute said Miss Lacey. 4 try
90 control them IN the samc way as
did my pupils at school b. mere
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-28

ors might clean up on one anothers
mounts
In the first race Gross pulled
Susanaah. who finished second. up
under the grandstand. and Manders
rode a wretched ride on RunsHm,
TIE fayorite, who finished out Of
the money The judges state that
they intended TO suspend tho boys
AZ the end Of the days racing. but
that their performances IN this race
caused immediate action.
The judges say that they have In
formation that Gross pulled Jack
Adams the day she was beaten by
Foncaata. and that MandeFs pulled
Midmont yesterday They say that
they have proof that certain race
track hangerson have been clean
ing up blk sums on tips from the
Jockeys quarters. and that Jockeys
have regularly been betting on one
anotherH mounts because Of pre-
arranged races.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-28
GOODWIN REALTY co. TO
BUILD PUBLIC MARKET

II has been practically decided 20
continue the public market IN its
present site on Pike place for the
winter The ordinances relating 20
the covering Of part Of the street
and waving the building ordinance
In favor or the Goodwin Realty
company will be recommended to
the council for passage The bills
are IN the hands OF the street com
mltice With r. T. Revolle father
OF the bills and n. W Bowen chair
man Of the building and grounds
committee added.
Conferences have already been
held by Royelle aud Mullen. chair.
man of the street committee. with
the decision to so recommend TO
the council
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-28

,,...cu.lns Attorney Naehln.
~, !. ..e..al 10 issue a warrant Tor
~ y ~ 1 william II. Reed Tor
sn' A.rsea against him eS
80, 80 At On the ground 'hs'
-. - Z e eCrroocrs'i'e 's e, .
taev - Justified hy the Law
neas 4 IsdKe hunref'es at
800 81 Miss Arnt IN tae e''N
~, - wAieh she has ried
"a ..smlral prosecution may ye'
s~aw cut q the case -.
"a eoFrObcratiye tesunoA Z
-. =, havs to b. Of ,hs erimlns :.
- .sssait at sf the attempt y =
ss,srlsst II 1t Is u soffouaalis
.lsramstsaees There Il evisenee
-, Nses vas there also evidence
= ~ scalils. THIS l. enoase 81 80,
s.eos.,sxs evidence said Jaakr
Il Nnmphriss today.
80. Hemphries refused e. ssase
- ss.ps woald be taken nov
A tssna u Miss Amt : 70 sPe"N
IA 4 her attention. ss'a 49,,
mere wsli he 10 sieps tsAen
- hos alses IL civil eaaea aFe
sr,..l 4 pargans M A<sin - ~
Sne9 fsr In iAsf 1se Y ne
s,,'ss.v,Isr afiarner ard al q he
s,,s1lees shoais regese a. ihcn a
80 n uanaase wiil pe sppllcd iof
frsm ne higher cearss
nAas nesn repeatedly hels that a
~snssmus nay Issue "a cempei a
merss.sale 10 Issue 4 warrant
Twn rsxsl actions we're filed By
Nim Arui AGAINST Reed IN she ga
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-28

The North Seattle. the Eighth
Ward Taxpayers and the Smiths
Cove Improvement clubs met in
the rooms OF the first named So
cioty last night and proposed the
removal OF the public market 70
location ON Vine 81 between first
and Second avs, as being more
convenient for north-end people.
A Joint committee was named 70
look into this matter. as well as to
report on a number OF other
things such as filling IN the north
water front from the Denny hin
rcRrade
The Ninth Ward Improvement
club last night named a committee
60 investigate the feasibility OF es-
tablishing a public market at Ere
mont
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-28
WOULD TAKE PAY
I'm CITY WATER

The Lewis Construction company
has made PROPOSAL 60 tho city
TO install five new pumps AZ The
Lake Washington pumping station
station aud sell them 10 the city
later. taking the pay out IN Cedar
liver water after pipe line No. 2
"a completed
IN exchange The city u asked 10
extend the lease Of the pumping
station three years beyond the
time that II has set 70 run. and In
the end purchase the plant In
Cedar river water AZ a stipulated
rate per million gallons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-28

Main q. where shc had registered
immediately upon reaching Seattle.
The runaway Girl burst Into tears
when she met her mother az the
police station and between her aobs
said die had been looking for work
na rhamhermaid tier short.
lived experience away from home.
howofer seemed 10 have satisfied
all housings abe may have had 70
mak~ her own way aud the greet
ings exehanged between the girl
and her mother were pathetic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-28
SELLERS OF SKINNED
MILK ARE PROSECUTED

So far. about half dozen arrests
have been made and az May cen.
victiona or forfoiiurea OF bail have
resulted. In tho effort Of the milk
inspectors this month to prevent
the sale OF skinned milk ia res.
tauranta and bakeries
nut for The fact that some were
caught before having been first
warned Of the new law. there
would have been more arrests. as
IN number OF other cases the
analysis OF the milk showed II 10
have been skinned. Unfortunate.
Is the people had not been first
warned
Convictions or forfeiture Of bail
has occurred IN the following
cases
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-28
icy United Pross)

rirTsnURG. Aug 2S.-An osoap.
cd lion late yesterday afternoon
made a fatal attack upon Mrs. Anna
Hucke. and with ribs crushed.
bones broken aud different parts
OF her body terribly lacerated and
torn the woman lies today la the
hospital. lowering between life aud
death with the latter most probable.
While hundreds OF people we've
at Luna park, lion walked out of
its cage, the keeper having left
the door open, With a bound and
a roar the maddened beast. hunger.
ing for blood. dashed towards
large picnic party Shrlcks went
up as the animal came on. Mrs.
Huoke stood directly I'm the beasts
path, pushing children 20 places Of
safety. The lion bounced upon her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-28
LION STRIPS flesh
FROM WOMAN'S BODY

and lifted her from the ground. his
hnge paws crushing into her breast.
with another sweep he tore tho
flesh from her arms Police hur-
rled 10 the scene with drawn revol.
vers but were afraid 10 shoot. fear.
ing their bullets would kin the wo-
man.
One policeman gOt on top OF a
nearby shed and poured shots into
the sides of the beast
Dropping his prey the lion turned
and made a dash for his assailant.
officer sheridan rushed to the side
Of the woman, and taking her In his
arms was making his escape when
the lion turned and saw the maneu-
yer. With bounds he was making
for the fleeing couple but shots
brought him down Scores Of wo.
men and children tainted during The
horrible battle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-28

The c. r.. smith restaurant. 1907
First ay.; California restaurant. G..
NJ Twichell. proprietor. 1904 First
av.. A. Greenwood restaurant. 22t
Union st.. T. Mansfield. proprietor
Of n bakery AZ T03 Seventh av.
w - Moffatt Green Lake dairy.
man was convicted Of watering
his milk.
A warrant was sworn ont today
for :. stAnialua restaurant. 1875
Main vt FOR selling skinned milk
The mills inspectors have been
authorized and directed TO arrest
and prosecute all pronrletors o.
eating houses. bakeries and dairy.
men who violate tho new law. and
The campaign. the inspectors say
viii be kept up with all possible
figor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-28
tay United prsss.)

NEW YORK. Aug. 2s.--When
Harry x Thaw Is placed on trial
next October Tor the killing Of
Stanford White he viii make his
plea again that Of temporary In.
sanity" Martin Littleton. Thaws
attorney, made that statement when
questioned Mrs Thaw Will be
placed on tho stand, bat Il II
doubtful II she will be required
TO tell the former story again Of
the alleged assault OF White Much
OF the sensational testimony Is to
be omitted
Thaw IL standing bis Ions con
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-28
SWEPT BY FIRE
AND WATER

All Americans are reported safe
ilakodate IL one OF the chief towns
OF Japan and had population 81
10000
Reports from the interior toll of
the floods. entire towns having
heen washed away aud hundreds
drowned Food IL short and there
Ia the greatest Of suffering among
the peopls OF the flooded districts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-28
PREPARE TO FORTIFY
AGAINST The PLAGUE

Health officer Calhoun and Sur
Eeon White Of the u s. Marine hos.
pltal service mot this afternoon TN
conference on me matter Of pro
icctiug tho city against a possible
invasion 81 the bubonlc plague.
The work to be done 10 this city
Is 10 BE carefully mapped out by
tho government official. with the
aid Of the local health officer. and
then followed up with whatever
energy required 70 safeguard the
health Of The city.
The fumigation % vessels and
the destruction OF rodents about
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-28
BOMB FOR
GOR7Ex YOU

Investigation shows that the infer.
nal machine wac Of such coutn.
vance that n Cortelyou had opened
Il he would have been blown TO
atoms
The package was brought In by
"A mail collector aud dumped "a
usual on the receiving table. Clerk
Roberts picked II up with the rest
Of the mail aud started canoolllng,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-28

the city will constitute the chief
work 10 be done
The sanitary department Of tho
city will lend itself to this work as
far as IL can.
Il Is probable that a public state
mert will be issued inviting the cit
izons generally 10 assist In clear
Ing out the rats by administering
the best poisons and then cremat-
ing as many Of the carcasses as can
be found.
DR. Waite has been instructed to
iumlEate as many Of the vessels
from California as can DO done at
this port and In this work the To-
cal health officers viii take an
active part.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-28
new GRAFT

SAN FRANCISCO. Aur. ss--rhe
new police commissioners are 70
probe the department and Ind oui
all possible about the bail bond
game that is clninlrd T. heins
worked % a finish IA the citY
Those implicated Nili get what il
coming 10 them when proof is 81.
thhMshrf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-28
EXPLOSION At lRoNpALs.

PORT TOWNSEND, Aug 2s -
Last evening irondale was the
scene OF another gas explosion.
making the fourth since the plant
began smelling iron some weeks
ago. The accident was due TO the
inability OF the company to obtain
experienced workmen 10 tend the
furnaces
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-28
S0BBING RUNAWAY WILL
GO HOME WITH MOTHER

sohbing bitterly. Agnes Lainey
the is'yearold nri who ou Mon
day ran away from her home IN
Vancouver. was this morning re.
turned 10 Mrs J. A. ialuey. her
mother. who has been IA the city
since yesterday morning searching
hlsh and low for the girl
Detectives Phillips and nyrus
found the missing girl AZ the De
trult hotel. Second av south and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-28

The machine was wrapped IN a com.
mon pasteboard box and there we're
several twOcent stamps upon The
package. When the box burst.
sizzling powder was thrown over
tho clerk and hc WAS badly aoOrch.
cd. other clerks rushed 20 biz as.
alaiance aud he was later taken to
the hospital where he will recover.
The police have no clue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-28
BADLY HURT

While engaged tn tearing down
a scaffoid Oa the third floor ~
the federal building AZ Third Av
and Talon ~ yesterday afternoon,
nloonqulut. AGED IS. q lmboref
slipped and fell a distance ~ about
go feet. receieing Injuries which
may prove fatal The Injured maa
Ia nos AZ She waYalae Emergency
LnanltaL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-28
Great Scan a al the Race
Is Believed to be
Unearlhed.

What promises 10 be tie most
sensational scandal ia the history
Of local racing is expected to re.
suit from the suspension this ar.
tofnoou. Just after the first race
at Tho Meadowa. OF Jockeys Gross
aud Manders. considered to be the
two best riders a. the track Il IL
claimed that a jockey combination
has existed end that races have
been thrown regularly that the rid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-28

A mandamua proceeding 10 com.
pei the Sunset Telephone Co 20
perform ltaN contract 10 install
telephone in tho premises Of the
plRintiff az Columbia vas com.
menced BY Aiphcna n nyers yes.
terdAy An order % notice return.
able Friday was issued BY Judge
Albcrtsan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-28
INSANITY
is TO Be THAW'S LEA
Martin LittletOn, Chief Counsel for Man Who Killed
Stanford White, Makes Statement Regarding the
Next Trial--Ihaw Is Standing Long Confinement
SpIendidly.

finemsnt splendIdly. 1T is Thaw's
own excellent health aud great
mental power which has pulled him
through No other man could
stand up under 10 great strain"
said Mr. Littleton
lie claims that he has never
been Respondent Prior 70 her de.
parture for Europe Mrs Evelyn
Thaw visited her husband every
day.
"Thaw II nov less hcadatrong
aud can be reasoned with. During
the former trial his attorneys we're
placed In an unenyiable position
by Thaw's instructions There will
be none OF this IN the next trial"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-28
says MACKINTOSH
MISCONSTRUED Law
sooMs OF LOGS LOOSE.

PORT TOWNSEND, Aug IS
A monster boom Of loss Ia Dia
eoyery hay belonging 10 the AuAlin
Logging company. broke loose dur
ing the nisht and are drifting TO
ward the mouth Of the hay. The
logs aresstrcwa along both shores
GOT mites and are drifting with the
tide, a menace 10 navigation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-28
tny United pr,..1

TOXIC, AUG rs The northern
part Of Japan also the central has
been swept by fire and water. Ro.
ports from Yokohama state that 20
Per cent Of the town OF Hakodato
mas been destroyed BY fire. There
~ much suffering among those
burned out. Many lives we're loui
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-28
COORDINATE


SEOUL. Aug IS with simple
but Impressive ceremonies. purely
Oriental the new emperor Iiseki
was coronated this Morning. Early
this morning both the emperor aud
his father, against remonstrances
Of the court. had their queues cut
off.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-28
B Ut : :. :. ! |!
Joe Cannon Says He Is
Not a Candidate for The
Presidency--Rul--

ALEXANDRIA BAY. ~. Y. Aug
4s.~ Urcie Ioe" Cannon today az
clered that he WIS not an active
candidate FOR fha presidency. but
go nnr ever refused a nomination
aud neither will ]. he said ~ am
unt ialklng because am a can.
dictate. because have no bee buzz
ms N my bonnet Others may
talk about me
II congress- does rot act wisely
az the next session. and II its mis-
takes also fail Ia meet the az
prevail of the people. there wlil not
Do much need Of the Republican
party srudlng delegates 10 the next
national convention"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-28
E.-Mk!.D s


LONDON. Aus IS Parliament
was proruEued today with the usual
picturesque and oldfashloned cerc.
mony. The kings speech was
merely perfuuclory The session
lust ended was oue of the longest
and most arduoua that has ever
been hold.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-28

LON0FoRD. ireland. Aug Is
James r Farrail aud 40 OF his fol.
lowers have been arrested and. be.
fore specially convened court. put
ON trial for melting riot Farrall
is editor OF the Nationalist news
paper Large crowds OF police
have arrived here 20 keep order,
owing 10 the disturbances caused
BY the arrests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-28
ON TRIAL FOR Kill LING
SEATTLE MAN

WENATCHkh. Aug 2s-W l..
Davis, who shot aud killed John
MeGoe, OF Green Lake. Seattle. at
Leavenworth about two months
ago Is on Trial here. The jury Is
now being selected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-28

Tho contfact for putting In water
pipe on Third az MeNt has hcen
iet 60 II 8 Johns tar the aum 81
tiiskTs The contract for the 70
grading of Fast beuny way Vas
iet % The same contractor ~ the
board of public woFka Tor she sum
% tif.ASg 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-28

Joseph Mason has bfuuEht suit
against p ). Cain 4 Go FIR 5000
damages Tor injuries sustained by
him whils IN the employ ~ the
defendants IA driving logs over =
skid read IN RltAap county
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-28

FHN'Fs W @fHifAts
The board ~ public works IL 90.
Ing to rush the cluster light work
through on Second ay and Assist.
ant CITY Engineer McMorria has
been Instructed TO proceed with
the haeiueaa
lie viii accept from T Ryan a
cash deposit for incomplete work
IN putting In the sidewalks along
that street aud les the rest Of the
work walt until the cluster lights
arc o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-28

Three officials ~ the Canadian
Pacific railway arrived ia Seattle
last Night They are Robert Kerr.
passenger traffic manager. G. y.
Usher. assistant passenger traffic
manager and y J. Coylo. assist.
ant general passenger agent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-28

-. 'alLADELPHIA. Aug 2s-An ln.
i. ~" Machine addressed 70 Score.
80. { y ne Treasury George B. Cor
NV ,sa exploded horo iast night
bss,... s'ss clerk IN the substatlon
lhs,.saaf The stamps Tho clerk.
kgrr@s Roberts. was severely
'-'Asa about the wrists ana arme
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-28
ARE CHARGED WITH
SMUGGLING

j. J Kceiey and } y Bloomfield
travelling physicians. recently con.
vlctsd and fined for smoking opium.
we're again arrested yesterday and
charged with smuggling a half
pound tin Of the drug from British
Columbia. They we're taken before
United states Commissioner Kiefer
who fixed their bail at $500 pend
ing O further hearing. which will
be given them tomorrow.
Land Commissioner BalllnRer has
returned Ia Washington. - g..
from his western visit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-28

because Of an assault upon City
Water Inspector . y. Doissevain.
Charles l.. ticady. a barber was
fined 80 and costs BY Justice Car.
roll. The trouble arose over a
waste % water.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-28
L.Il)E:

TOLEDO, Ohio. Aug 2s-The
freight steamers Isaac Elwood and
the Brewer collided off Bar point
IN Lake Erie last night and both
sunk. Both ships are In deep water
but The decks are clear. The crews
are cafe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-28

The First Free Methodist church
has decided 20 give up its present
location and viii henccforth occu.
py Carpenters hall at Fourth and
Pine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-28
Is In California.

The report sent out from Port.
land that Mrs Ballington Booth
OF the Volunteers OF America, had
passed through that city for Seat
tie, "a unfounded According TO
officers OF the Seattle corps, Mrs
Booth IS stlli In California.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-28
SUI. AN
kIL.L.E:D
10y United Prsas.)

TANGlER. Aus. Is --It IL report.
ed here that the sultan has been
assasainated In the palace az FeH
The uultana troops have
been attacked aud 20 soldiers have
been killed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-28

The contract for the two big tur.
hlne water wheels for the munici.
pal light extension was let today
70 the Plat Iron Works Of Dayton.
Ohio. for the sum OF $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-28

LONDON. Aug Is The irish
sYlcied tenant BIN finally passed
both houses last nlrht.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-28
IRELAND
BOILING,
(By United Press.)

DUBLIN. Aug rs. The Official
Gazette contains a proclamation
that certain counties are Ia a state
OF disturbance. and authorizing an
order for extra police.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-13
OCCIDENTAL JUNIORS
ISSUE STUDENTS ANNUAL

Among the ANNALS that have been is
sued and published by the colleges and
universities the Occidental college juniors
entitled La Encina.' 1t is a book of
200 pages. Z by 101a inches, we'll bound,
and contains large amount of interest
ing contributions regarding the college
tents.
The book has a bright corps of editors
and assistants. Arthur G. Paul is the
editor and Arthur L. Spring is the man
associate editors: Bess Buck, assistant
editor; w. R. Crane, assistant manager;
Grace Whitcomb, artist D. B. Merrill,
literary; Faye Mexican, calendar; May F.
Pierce, social; Bertha Boal, organization.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-13
ACCUSES PARTNER
OF FL|MFLAMM|NG
Files Suit Asking That Money Paid
for Half Interest in Business
May Be Returned to
Him

In suit filed in the superior court yes
terday William F. Morkin charges that r.
B. Schurger a real estate broker of 500
Grant building, is operating confidence
game.
MorlSin, who owns half interest in the
business, claims that it has not paid a
single dollar since he invested $500 for his
share, and that before the purchase
Schurger had assurted him that 1t would
return a profit of not less than $3.50 a
month
Because he is only 21 years old and in
experienced In the ways of the world,
and Schurger, aged As, has had expert
ence galore, Morkin wants his $500 re-
turned.
The plaintiff further charges that
Schurger has made a practice of selling
a half interest in the business and then
worrying the partner until he was wiling
to sacrifice his investment
Then Schurger would repurchase 1t at
greatly reduced figure.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-13
POLICE BOARD TO
SIT AS JUDGES
CHARGES ARE FILED AGAINST
LIEUT.. LEHNHAUSEN
Veteran Officer, Accused of Speaking
DisrespectfulIy of Chief, Demands
Specific AIIegations-PatroI.
man Norris Cited

Next Tuesday night the police board
will try charges against Lieutenant c..
q. Lehnhausen and Patrolman Charles
Norris, both of whom are charged with
violating the rules of the department
OF Lieutenant Lehnhausen it is said
lhe spoke disrespectfully of Chief Ed
Kern and Captain Bradish of the Uni
versity station.
Kern is an ice wagon driver with a
swell head is one of the phrases at
tributed to the angular lieutenant,
which, however, he denies saying.
Acting Sergeant Frank Hartmeyer,
who recently figured in the case in
which charges were made against At
torney Danforth, which resulted in
Danforth filing counter charges and a
civil suit, rs said to be at the bottom
of the Lehnhausen charges. Hartmeyer
and the lieutenant until a few weeks
ago were bosom friends. They are enc
mics now.
Norris is a new member of the force
who is held at the police headquarters
to explain his connection with the mys-
terious shooting for which Lena Carter
took blame.
Prior to taking UP the case against
Lieutenant Lehnhausen on Tuesday the
board granted Sergeant w. B. Craig
an extra two weeks absence following
his prospective vacation. Craig re-
ported that his family physician had
ordered him to spend a few weeks at
Bartlett, Lake county, Cal.
Attorney Schenck, representing the
on hearing the charges read
asked that they be made more specific,
that the particular words of criticism
or censure of his superior officers of
which Lehnhausen stands accused of
be made part of the record.