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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-23
ROOSEVELT FOR MAYOR
OF new YORK
10y United Press,

10Y onttso Ffcet*l
ST. LOUIS. Jan. a3.--Jaeob Riis.
who is the ono man who can walk
into Rooseselt's sanctum without
knocking. would like to see the
president elected mayor of New
York after his present term In the
White House. Riis lectnred here
last evening. advocating municipal
bcttcrment During an interview.
Just before the lecture he remark.
ed that he told President Roosevelt
that Il was his dearest desire TO
see him sway the big stick ove-
New York In an effort TO brint
about better conditions In the mu.
nicipal affairs Of the metropolis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-23
ALASkANS WALK ON
OF MILLER MEETING

The attempt OF the John y. MiI.
Ter supporters 10 have Mr.. Miller
endorsed as the candidate OF
Aiaskans for mayor Of Seattle fail.
ed last night when a large num-
her OF the men who assembled at
the Alaska club in response TO a
call for a meeting OF the Alaskans,
walked out.
When the motion was placed be
fore the meeting H. was opposed
by friends OF George r. Russell.
who. like Miller. spent several
years In the north. The Russell
element In the meeting then pro-
posed 20 give both candidates the
endorsement OF Alaskans. but the
motion was ruled out of order and
the meeting adjourned.
Following this another meeting
was called. Miller supporters ask.
ing that the friends of John r.
Miller remain. At the second meet
Ing a John r. Miller Alaska club
was formed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-23

tons. or with the inside a..
Of the local big busIpen :
iltleal system Iils pnopeffy ~
lnxs While considerable. an I
most exclusively ia real en-
much OF which Is unimpfoxA =
possesses largely a sf<tx1rp
value.
Mr.. Trimble has nesex =
anything about aisf0slnx d 4
stock In the Lighting compnn1 \
am Of his managers % e. = /
am informed" said one 4 =
head men 10 the Tfiaabk ~
this morning IT PROBABLY ~ Z
occurred 20 him that Il 49,
ter OF any interest 10 The eieciun
! presume he felt that he exu
ship OF IL might be iook1f -
ar a possible dfsqualifIu<la B
mayor. but II probably ia n =
Cured To him that Il mi5H \
urged against him as = cScel1in
while Mr.. Tdmble has I'm {
successful business usa1 ~ y
acquired a compeienee. xnf -
who happens TO be- aEsoeixte< ~
him soon becomes conaInr& -
the man Is many times bIken =
broader than his money. ~ =
he viii not. In any positioa h -
chance 20 occupy. permit NJ -
mess or financial intereeis = J
terfere In the slightest -
with his public duty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-23

Fully half OF those rreseuE 6
the original meeting left the
when the motion 20 endorse y
candidates Was declared out a q
der.
Many prominent Alaskano ~.
ed to take any part in the n|e|
ment, declaring they had 70 -
est in Seattle poli'ics and ~
cred that any endous<m1gl
their part would be the ~ q
presumption.
Il can see no reason ~
Alaskans taking part In this
said a prominent Nome - s.
night. Il did not attend ~ -
ing and |. do not believe ~
have any more right 70 ~ !
Seattle politics than Se1itn =
have 10 mix in Alaska poliit4
I certainly would resent any =
ference from Seattle with pol
fights In Nome. am pe1pl
acquainted with both Mr..
and Mr.. Russell. and Ban
highest regard for both -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-23
JAPS' confidential AGENT
MYSTERI0USLY MISSING

lie didn't come through San
Francisco. though the local Gus.
tnfna officials we're warned OF his
coming on the Mongolia and were
instructed 10 extend him every
courtesy They looked for him on
the steamer. lie Was not there.
In time they managed 20 ascertain
that be had quietly dropped In BY
way OF British Columbia while he
Was expected In San Francisco.
lie waH In Washington sith Taxa.
hira and may be paving the min.
isser'n way in the national capital
now.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-23
CHANGES MADE IN
HEALTH SERVICE

Dr Leonard Il Golfer, u public
health aud marine hospital service
who has been On Outs Al Seattle in
ehnree 81 the fight heing waEed
against any spread OF bahnnie
plaeue. left thla morning fof San
Francisco.
From aau Francisco hr toief
viii sail on jan 30 for Honolulu.
his permanent station Ills post
ton here IL takan BY Or G ".
Chapin OF Detroit, wha has already
taken ap the work 1f NJ, J.
White. transferred to Detroit. left
Abe city yesterday fot that place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-23
STEALS CIGARS FROM UNDER NOSE OF
SLEEPING NIGHT CLERK

Please 60 way and Iet me
sleep.
After being repeatedly awakened
hy officer Iaeohes tie night clerk
in charge Of the cigar stand 81
FirHt ~. aud Madison II slept
GAGE too often. aud four boxes o.
cigars wcre stolen from him last
night
Officer Jaeobs. IN reporting the
theft. stated that the clerk fails
asleep AZ the stand nearly every
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-23

night. and that A. he passes BY on
his beat be- generally awakens the
mas Last night the officer de.
elares. he got the usual anrly an.
swer for hts pains. and LET the
clerk sleep.
IL vas during this short nociurn.
nj nteata that the man was robbed
In spite Of the fact that the electric
lights were burning and that the
stolen cigsra we're fisht under The
clerks none.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-23
To DISCUSS PLANS To
CARE FOR UNEMPLOYED

The question % taking care Of
the unemployed now IN the fitY
wiil be taken 40 At = mlseting 81
the Chamber uf Commerce com
mltlce un eitt affairs 10 be bald
tomorrow afternoon NJ , o'clock.
The committee will aieo take Nv
the Rafenna para question:. Al
she last meeting Of the chhmhef.
" W Beck. awner Of the pafh.
offered to sell the park 90 the eliY
for siaa 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-23
ALASKA RIOT CASES
BEING HEARD

VALDEZ. Jan. 2S.-Ed Haxey.
who killed c. II. Rinehart
during the Observation-Disclosures
Home railway trouble in keystone
canyon last fall. Is now having his
hearing before a grand jury, cbarg.
ed with murder. Several witnesses
arrived from Boston to appear
against him In the most important
case on the calendar. The people
Of the town are evincing intense
interest In the case.
District Attorney Harlan has ar.
rived. and says he VIII fight his &C
cusers 10 the finish. He will take
personal charge of the prosecution
OF the railroad rioters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-23
tsy unl,.e pr....l

Ban FRANCISCO. Jan. "a
Where IL y ". Stevens and whaf
Il he aoins IN the rnitcd States ;
That compound question IL Goa.
sidefahly worrying some ~ the lo-
cal men who arc casting wlhe eyes
In the direction Of Japan
ID. ". Stevens IL tho cnnfideh
tiAi aRen; Of japan. lie bears 10
the mikado something like the old
relation that the kings messenger
bore 70 the klngs Of England And
he's somewhere In this favored
land ana dosas something
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-23

lish xalnuts. i0c- zoe ID: almonds.
9ac ID. pecans. zoe ID. Brazil
nuts. isc H.. MIXED nuts,
lee III. cocoanuta. inc To fzc each.
Brazil pods. l5c each.
Hubbard squash. Sc 10 lie
Yakima honey. $50 gal: comb.
roc. candlod homer. zoe ID: 81
lbs. sbc: 9 lbs.. SIC.
Flowers Carnations. 60c per
dozen. roses. tioe per dozen
yIoleta. CSC bunch: chfysanthe.
NUNS. 81 to $50: narclssua. SOC
aox. hyaeinfhB. asc dozen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-23
RAIDS ARE CONTINUED.

Six persons were caught in the
police morality dragnet after n raid
ia various uptown lodging houses
last night. They gave their names
as Florence Williams. Daisy Gro
lin. William Helming. Geo. Simp
son. Tokla Nelson and ]. J. Haw
ley. Il Is the intention OF the
police 10 clean the city of mde
sirahle characters who cannot give
satisfactory accounts of their pres
ence here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-23
Want Ads
Telephone Them
To Us
And We VIII
Do the Rest

Charge Tor one insertion. ioe
par line Seven Worlds Ia me
line Three times. one cent q
word ons month, &c Ter lac
per day. 80
Minimum charge Tor an IA
80 centa
DOWNTOWN ACE \ g Y
Kenncay DRUG Co. t3fs' Az
and Cherry. =.
Mullen Ssi ballard av. ORB
CITY Hail Phone. ballard sea
MAIN oFFiCE-Sevenih aNs
between unlon and uaiNstslsa
Phones. Malu 1850. md. al.
The star cannot guarantee
accuracy OF assume resi- ons'est
lty for errors Of any Kind o
curing In telephoneG aaNef
sisements-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-23

lSyesfloArE rHia
Ranchers---Farm
Hunters
- Aefss @ci.EAnsp sea ununnEp
4na sbesf tlHs.s sgii ~ ffaH sed
tsfrses - ne sss.s rs
IA sas,' r rs sa ,ssf ~ s.',Sn 60.
Mis- sssi Lad fsfI
Five A cHFs ussa iss.1 lisa sat nssf
50 as4 Aesssts raeetA4 tntsfasnsn
tsts f~sses ttts cash hai~azs tie
noaEar nAt.fur,
tts ttesst Afssas naiialas
FAna foH HAt4E
<s srfss - sssss risefl fsfpesa hsissf
Barns. 80 hSRttss fsas tfsea fstass 81
saast. Hf5ss teen IN Aaahausith eeunfr.
fas q 80. 800 hsif casa
fassm nras@. Eeea bsfa, ! cess hpFsrs.
uasan tsssss ~ sean ssaaa iaea Gseff
sstes ress faf o. ass essh fieee
ss.s8 iaaa h Haaear.5sh cSsnst ~
b. 80 ezsh ~ zee refi 4sa sss -
VOTE ts nNunF4tsl.
1Hat tsffeF4aA Place. HN'taRa
pAees. nasitFa ia
HEnN = A noou npF-sls aer~s. A.E.ir
sssiaal~s ~af4 ffs-r aspet stsfss gssss
asfife miiis $50 . hasf efe LAID
= ait ns-riy isfst ALI sifs ssstean
I'D s sssss s.. 90 ..ss u.s.. ssa s ,sss
Tefass ftt8 rssh. befaess - sass
ROBERT MAsfHfs
stf fss.sst Asssks fssiiaiss
CRYSTAL uRtalfrA a. AcRE
TRACTS
No better saff 81 sefth. puss srfias
Fesa sehasi ffve nsaa asiffsrf. Is palm.
utse sfas ffusa Ftnh@es pAans hsdfes :
FFieys eeaa tsraas uef ems aaa ptef
p.liss rest ns mas spe eNa senr
cHAntEa X Ana Ma
'se t'psmaH nsas
tsHtckEN RANCH
Gaaarra isrpr@ssa ehifksa rsasA. sis
mites fram ballard. ite thteAems. inre.
eaters. hfeedsF snd hssssss ssf@esn plas.
III ~ siad. 500 rsls ssa ssnsias -ssss'
I've nli.a frsra = q fsss arrs. eisarea
sesns seea ursesr "a esisnss rFies
wM HAITI = co.
Branch. stps a@cand A.. ballard
tIz esnfarrhte -
Real Estate fspses. fnsufNnrs
rEHTIf.E ACRES
Safth II Seattle ne have some Asarrs
-, wbsit ssxti.e rn~~s, nes hses
better offsf~a ep there. ard the prices
are eefy ie~. enly its ana 40 per sore
wEsT 9 WHEELER.
aep colman bias
THfs WEEK oNLr-tste spot eash III
huf 80 acres Eood lard near chlro.
ROHERr MAITHr,
aff.s7e.rai AiAsAa buiidias
CHEAP rLAcs-i.srs. piece acreage
so house eeis ssis sh, re I.s','
ger fnonth. See G y ttiiifnsas cashier
IN Times hieek. a once ~
TEN ACRES ACROSS LAKE WASH
| INoToS--r Partly iinFfezed, fns ioes'
ton. nies sfess tses Terms
sib-s2e-ssi Aisska Building. =.
/ One acre rich. level land Sidewalk
10 propeft@ E1ad schoai. nssr cat line
| fheQ. easy terms
WfNBHfP BROS,
| 100 Ceinan flldg
90 acres. partly Improved far sale al
rent easy terms. ti.seo. fsia wnbert
Ballard -@a3-EAaI
FARMS AND LANDS.
! COUNTRY HOME-tN acres highly I'm
| proved. adjoining puyaitup. modern .
room house. Kood barn and cut Bhiid
mss. elty water. electric lights. stree
car passes door fFiee Including stock
tools and household furniture. t4.o0e
! Terma
ROBERT MAf.TftY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-23
SOCIETY NOTICES

an the naHi naass tspas tns - ~ -.
a.. $500. fatsxf weather atfirHtht
- desrs n1ndsit / an, caFreNtef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-23

GASOLINE LAUNCH
Will give some one = zig BARGAIN as
we have no use for same n r. e9od
boat for passengers. towing etc.
JOHN " WHITE co
Main 1909 f07 Oriental bldg Ind 1sa7
guitar banjo buak and wing dancing
Prof ffaNieys Izz5h Third ~. Tod .
l. 7se. --i-f1-z-s-p
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-23
Wood and Coal

Green slab wood. tfat Toad
dry slse wood. f97s a load. 81.
attic Fuel Co. Main 1915. Ind ffs
II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-23

aealns A4fhIBet singer. WAs@ssfs
Sss fi1las atanaafst tsnasssir. Ssttsa
a. a4n tfauAaaas tit - ~ aanff
taek " naf sstlefsse hsieNs tPtf
rf4ss ave MaIn fsss fna zste
faney nfeNn les tHfu sas% ftr hetrht
fna tnlsslfs ttfeestaas Ntastua 4 sea-
tse. Wasa , Be- keAn IFS
Kasniture II roeats. ffae al ststs -
~-44s4tap
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-23

sNerkmsn "a FuAistss ptta ha,.asss
KafhAnsr ses Afeaes tne.A .'fsltfes
sss4...srsg. nader sarsn ahaV Hn'f
- = - IN nsea " frust SHADE ~
-.l..t...st.tt 3rses ehfahs ef fleatA VIZ
.s.s.s.fs s,,sr uanfa 9Th ths essi ~ seAs
49, .te " ~ HfHwh \ -
tsfa ..ts4 W4as.fs4au v0e h47rA fF1t"
Ss.es..t,.efsrA sar uas. - tsth feees
Nsfsh e4ef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-23
rArrnr ATTORNEYS.

Adams 4 nfeaks Fselstrfea fatsni
AMT Trade Aafa AffuFhHfs ft feaFs IN
seattle eses ceimaH nisfh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-23

broom house. large bafrH orchard fine
creek through place Owner desires
quick sale Price for a few days.
1000. Terms half cash.
ROBERT MAETBY,
siasp2o-eff Alaska building.
-s6.aa
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spEciAl norieEa

ar naneing Feafenirss ~ -
KkfsF in&t5f Msaeabss fsuspis. tth so
M &C., lslssus sfi the tatte
Ehttf ',i.saes Thursdays f'aNef.
1. sssg. Mia syti
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-23

xa44uiinfe 81 ssfaafa hsass ~
.a5sf ~ shta this sees - aH'
s.fes ~asf FnfAfsHHr 81 q 49,
-. 49, sak. HafHE FuUtn. za#deh
ttules toafa safk "a Yes set
,rsa4.t ms suy tisnT efief 80
xrs.taesfas fanaaFf "a -
"a KIrhleeatn az Ssfths kaf -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-23
Now Is the Time

So these 1eaattfai level iafa ne are salt
ina at FafAiRnd Prices large ffnm 80
70 ttfs Fa4 ~ an sasf tsfnfa ffoaEas
taiH 10 saif fuaI On aasf payments oran
evenings wee ssFurpfaH ever aHd hack
SATfN<At LAS0 co
sst.s fIsneer Bid4
Main 1885, Ind tE51
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-23

wAnseA=-For ths L Aef'ne
$1,000. - 80 he world - taA
,rssrnafiaa apply IA rfrsee a. ~ ssss-t
rssasts fsaz4 0fand t-aisst ts'aA
aftis. Wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-23

=
- f.t~fa D Htasu D. fisatti = -
,.s.srs that b.. II xtstns ne -,
- ..s..,stsst aalIs slnfo -
- sandasH ffWln sac s.
1890 examination etasAt
renaeultsf. ear ettsses HAtR
uzhsd 10 Ts3fz -. Al, f..e
sssu t1ufself - eur RftsFa ~
a.'li,,.tfsa ana - advises ataat
,-ssfaf peufassFf ana .enszt -.
s7.7.. s55z4s4 thssf aan aasaEs
ia kDWfS ) hhssfN g..
- - i { Ard {. tuiea hsh
aeatttr wash.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-06-19
.BRENT'S ANSWER
NOT YET RECEIVED
Reply From Philippines EX-
pected Within Two or
Three Days.

Gable reports from the Philippines
that Bishop Brent had accepted the
second offer he has received or TIE
bishopric OF Washington could not Js
confirmed this morning.
The Rev. Dr Randolph II. McKim.
president OF the convention which has
tW ice chosen Bishop Brent TO succeed
the late Right Rev. Henry Y. SatteFIee.
has left Washington for the South.
where he Will deliver the baccalaureste
sermon al the commencement exercises
OF the University OF the South. at
SuWanee. Tenn. He has left instruc-
tions at his home that in case a reply
arrived from Bishop Brent in his alb
sence, It Is 10 be made known 10 lis
colleagues, who will communicate TIA
mediately with members Of the cJnveh-
ton.
II was said at the home OF DR.. Nc
KIM this morning that there is IftrIa
doubt but that a cable reply will he
received from Bishop Brent within the
next TWO or three days at most. Ii was
also hinted that the bishop would hold
10 his former attitude In refusing the
post in spite OF rumoTs that his phvsI-
clans had told him he must leave the
philippines on account of poor health.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-06-19
BOSTON AUTO TRIP
TAKES 28 HOURS
Z. W. Kelsey Arrives in Maxwell
Car, Making New Record.
Machine Turned Over.

BOSTON, Mass, June Ie.-Dust he
grtmed and as tanned as an indian
after his long and fast drive G.. ". "
Kelsey has arrived IN Boston and
broken the record between Washington
and this city, in a Maxwell car KeI-
sey's time was . hours ana ID minutes
against the previous record of IS hours
by a high-powered foreign machine.
Mr. Kelsey left Washington at a.
m. and whirled along all night with the
ambition 20 make the trip in an even
tWenty-four hours He was accouaps nj
ed by J. 3. Thomas. They came via
Baltimore. Philadelphia Kew York,
New Haven, Hartford, Springfield and
Worcester
While going at a high speed near
New Haven, the car struck a heap of
sand, skldded and turned turtle, but
both men escaped injury. This accident
served, however to seriously tffecT the
time and make the tWenty-fOur hour
scheme out of the question It was
nearly four hours before the men sue
ceeded in getting help to right the ma
chine. Luckily the car was uniniured
and went along for the rest of the trip
without trouble.
accomplished for a number OF miles
during parts Of the ride Later he will
make another attempt to cut down the
running time between Boston and
Washington and beat his own record.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-06-19
"EMPL0YER" HELD:
ASSETS, HOT AIR"
Roanoke Man, With 95 Cents,
Promises Fine Jobs For Con
sideration of $500.

iWth something over 81 in his pocket,
CLYDE B. Williams came TO Washington
yesterday from Roanoke, Va, 20 en-
gage collectors at a monthly stipend of
SIS. with an allowance of 81 a day for
expenses and almost any kind of a
promise the prospective collector ex-
acted.
By the time he had paid foV a room
at a small hotel and spent a trihing
amount to insert an advertisement in
an afternoon paper, Williams had ex-
actly % cents left. Just how he ex-
peeted to pay the salaries and expenses
of three collectors is a mystery.
attracted by the advertisement. De-
tectives Barbee and VermiHion became
possessed OF a desire to become coIIec-
tors. The detectives visited Williams.
who was registered und q the name or
j. NJ. Deffenbaugh. AbIut twenty per-
sons had answered the advertisement.
and were waiting for interviews. Fore
ing their way through the crowd. The
detectives entered Williams sanctum.
Williams told a plausible story about
being the representative of z crayon
portrait house. Before engaging col
Iectors, he said, there was a trifinR
formality to be gone through with
merely filing out an application for
bond. Then he explained that a deposit
OF $500 was necessary before the bond
could be issued.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-06-19
PHILIPPINES GLAD
TAFT IS NOMINATED
Is Known and Admired BY Many
of the Islanders-HoPe
for independence.

MANILA, June I9.-The nomination Of
William H Taft for the Presidency oc-
casioned great enthusiasm in Manila
and throughout the Philippines Even
those who are demanding immediate in
dependence for Jhe islands believe that
in the event of(his election, their cause
viii have a sympathetic advocate.
The Republican nominee is personally
known to many OF the Philippine lead
ers, and on his visits 70 the islands
has won a host of friends. and for this
reason more interest will be taken in
his candidacy than if another had been
named
The legislature adjourned today 20
meet again IN February. The majority
OF the members declare that the Fill
pInos are in favor Of Immediate inde-
pendence, and a stronger campaign
than ever viii be waged along this
line In case Mr.. Taft is elected Presi-
dent the question OF Philippine inde-
pendence win be one Of the first with
which he will have to concern him
self
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-06-19
TAFT IS PRAISED
BY LONDON PAPERS
Pail Mail Gazette Only One
to Treat Nomination
Facetiously.

LONDON, June I9.-Fol'owing the
lead Of the morning newspapers, whose
comments on the nomination OF W. II.
Taft are for the most part of the ms
friendly nature. the afternoon papers
commend his selection. though "a few
are inclined 70 snecr at his supposed
subservieucy 20 President Roosevelt
and his acquiesence In everything thet
Roosevelt stands for
The standard describes Taft as the
smaller Of the American "Siemese
Twins" though it says il does not wish
TO be understood a IS uncomplimentary IN
the aImsi0n. Tt declares that Tafk
learned his ststecraft under a brilliant
master. and that he plainly possesses
a mind Of his own and great ability.
Tho Westminster Gazette gives un-
stinted praise to both Taft and Pcose-
veIt Taft. IT says, has executive and
Diplomatic ability, with strength and in
dependeuce. II declares that Roosevelt
is the creator of new American type
OF statesmen. and urges him 10 remain
the adviser of the nation and OF Taft.
her possible future President.
The Globe does not deem Tafts cleo
ton at all certain. It praises Rouse-
velt's refusal 10 accept a third term. as
TO have succeeded himself again would
have rendered his policies practically
impotent.
The Pail Mall Gazette grows face
tious I'm its discussion OF the nomination
and asserts that Taft's success is an
American Endorsement of the polic- Of
Love, ne, love my dog"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-06-19
CABINET CLOSES
SUMMERS WORK
President and Family Leave
in the Morning for
Oyster Bay.

The last Cabinet meeting Of the sum
mer was held at the White House to-
day President Roosevelt and the mem
bers Of the official family going through
an immense amount o. business in or
der 10 have everything cleaned up be-
fore the Presidents departure for Oys-
ter Bay tomorrow morning.
To facilitate this work Secretary Loeb
had kept down engagements. and only
those who had urgent matters 10 take
up were permitted TO enter the Presl-
dents private office.
There vas hustle Ar both the Exec,-
tive Offices and at the White House.
getting everything in readiness for
transfer 10 Oyster Bay. Csrpentl rs
have been busy all week packing an
the numerous articles which must he
taken TO the summer home Of the
President and the clerks have been
packing the hundred and one things
which Secretary Loeb viii need in his
Offices az the summer capital The
Presidents horses were shipped yester-
day in a special car
The President and his family viii he
driven TO the Union Station shortly
before $50 o'clock tomorrow morning.
where q special train will be waiting.
Accompanying the President viii be
Secretary and Mrs. Loeb, two Secret
Service men, and representatives Of the
press associations. At Jersey City the
party will take a steamer. which will
transfer TO Long Island city. They
will arrive at oyster Bay at 8 O'Clock
toInorroM afternoon.