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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-20

At the election of jury commissioners. which also
held during the morning Paul Hobrook and G. w Gregory
republicans nominated getting 0+ and 1870 with
John Dore getting only 20 The democrats Alexander
Mcknnon and Calvin s. Hail. received 81 and POI The
OF the successful republican candidates and the
democrats will be presented the judges of the superior
bench who will choose republican and democrat
for year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-20
Ex-LAwYERs BROUGHT TO POLLS.

Men who haven't pacticed law in this city for years. in
GLIDING several real dealers who still hold licenses
practice brought the polls by lobbyists for Mackn
tosh and deposited their ballots help out.
While there about 800 pactieing attorneys in Seattle,
nearly 500 registered to vote at the bar primary
Ii from the ranks OF those not actively practcng
that Macintosh recruited OF his support The large
majority OF the real lawyers working and voting against
him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-20
HEAVY VOTE CAST THIS MORNING.

Fifty votes cast during the first minutes after
the polls opened o'clock this morning. with cleconeerng
going at fever heat.
The opinion seemed be unanimous the present
judges the bench Robert b. Aberson and George T. Nor
ris would lead the finish, claiming that Morris would
get the biggest number OF while others favored Albert
The polls closed at O'Clock.
The election was held in court No l. where Judge
Faier presdes temporary booths being put for the
sion BY ii O'Clock ASP ballots had been cast and
thought that OF the would be by the lunch
hour The arrangements had been made by Election Judges
r. S. Greene and T. N Carr and Wilson Tucker.
After filling their ballots many OF the attorneys
manned about the corridors in the vicinity of the baoting
and there great speculation the which
the voters of the would look upon the endorsement of
the candidates for the superior bench
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-20
Bar Primary Is Attacked by
MaCkintOsh's Gang of
Politicians.
Ex-Lawyers and Real Estate Agents
Rushed to the Polls to Vote for
the Race Candidate
for Judge.

BULLETIN-At ais p. m. the King county primary
gave the following partial Of the leading six
candidates. George Morris IL r. Aberson 60 Mitchell
Gillian 49, John =. Main. 40 Boyd Tsinsn. 46; A. w.
Fraier, 90 Kenneth Macintosh had only IA votes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-20
BANS or
PRINCE AND ANNA.


PARIS. June 20 The mar. !
rage hans OF Prince Helic de- I
Sagan and Madame Anna !
J Gould we're published today. I
! The marriage will take place /
} In England and the publica. +,
} ton Of the bans makes II prae- ,
} ticAiiy certain that the wed. ,
! ding ceremony viii be per I
! formed within two weeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-20
10y United Press)

CINCINNATI, Ohio. June 20
The center OF republican activity
vas today transferred from Chi
fazo. and this city has the ap-
rzrznce Of presidential election
tine, 80 great IL the enthusiasm.
William H. Taft arrived from
washington At so o'clock and
vas greeted at the station by ire
nendous throng who cheered and
made a wild demonstration. James
y Sherman, the vice presidential
fznfidate. had arrived from Chi
esko Is minutes earlier. with
thsfles p. TAFT and the sub-eom-
nstfee OF the national republican
committee which will confer here
nday on the appointment Of a per
nsnent chairman to manage the
campaign.
sAeFman aud the national com.
hittss were given almost as great
q ovation A. Taft. himself. as the
efDNd was Drimed and anxious 20
shov its enthusiasm.
Trivmphai March.
Two bands we're at the station
sha carriages had been prepared
,of a parade through the city. The
me Of procession through his home
M was a continuous triumphal
MaTch. The streets we're blocked
~ along and women and children
sas other men. scarcely able to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-20
UNSUCCESSFUL ONES MAY RUN.

The fact that candidate has been endorsed by the
bar of the county will prevent him from running for
udgeshp in the fall Several OF the candidates said that
endorsed by the bar they will make their campaign any,
how
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-20

II was found that the entire Mel.
rose av. main vas ruined TO all
practical purposes and that the en-.
tire line % wooden pipe would have
tr be rebanded II Il was To be- put
into even ordinarily safe condi.
tfon. That the same thing may be
true OF other water mains lines IL
considered as almost assured. even
before the examination which has
been determined upon. The amount
~ damage IN dollars and cents
cannot even be roughly estimated.
That II will amount to a large sum
Is conceded.
The city viii hold the Seattle
Electric Co. responsible for all dam.
AGES which can be shown 10 have
resulted from the electricity which
has escaped from their system.
This may amount 10 $1,000 n
may be more. and again II may be
less. Supt. YounEs says he has no
Way Of forming any estimate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-20
Pin Causes Trouble.

ANY person who knnwH Chester
Lynch knows that he would never
despoli a birds nest As the fore.
mans hand rested lightly on the
nest the sharp point Of what APP
peared TO be a piece Of wire.
stretching from one telephone wire
60 another. distance Of about
eight inches. pricked one OF his
fingers.
Lynch. with a flash Of intuition.
knew that he had AZ least found the
real seat Of the wire trouble. Pull
ing forth the piece Of wire. he
found u 10 be a hat pin. The hat
pin had been carried aloft by tho
young birds father aud mother.
stretched across tho two telephone
wires 10 form the first frame work
of the aerial home. A soon "a
Lynch removed the hat pin. he
went TO the cable box. made an.
other test aud found the wires
clear.
Foreman Lynch II carefully pre-
serving the hat pin from that swal-
lows nest as the most unique
souvenir In his possession.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-20
EleetrleIty Rom WlId.

Fleotrolysis Is caused by electric
IT, which has run wild. 30 to speak.
Unless there IL line on which the
current can return 10 the central
station, or starting point. the cleo.
trieity ~ apt 20 leave the line nj
some point, where Il is attracted 10
any metal which may he I'm the
neiehhorhood. Il follows this metal
aud often jumps again 20 another
metal conductor Of some sort.
In the case of the MelroHe av.
main. which affords an example OF
the way II effects other pipes. the
eieetricity probably escaped from
The street car line az the Brooklyn
bridge. where the pipe Is exposed
only a few feet distant from the
car track. and followed the pipe
south TO the point OF the break
yesterday. Here the electricity
was probably attracted by another
metal substance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-20

Just what the trouble was
troubled Lynch. The cable bor
connections were apparently alt
right. yet n short cicait existed
Close 90 the cable bon on a tele
phone pole at firtythisd av and
Motor place the foreman found a
swallows nest.
There was nothing particularly
startling In this discovery. "a hun.
dreds Of swaiiowa build their aerial
homes In or about cable boxes all
over the city. The nests bad never
heretofore caused wire trouble and
Lynch merely looked AZ the birds
home with a careless glance
The mother bird flutiered about.
chirping wildly Lynch moved clos
sr 20 the nest and. Ra he peered
into the downy circle. three gaping
little red-rimmed mouths met hls
gaze as though muteiy begging for
food. The mother bird chhped
louder and pifouttcd about man and
nest In a frenzy OF fear that her
little ones vere about to be taken
away.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-20
Mayor Miller Fails to Move
Restricted District
As Promised.
Inaction Shows That Issue
He Raised Was
Buncombe.

When 10 Mayor Miller going to
move the restricted DISTRICT"
The above 10 a question which is
being inpatIentiy asked al every
meeting Of the improvements clubs
OF the southern section % the city.
4 Will move the restricted dis
triet II am elected will not only
move II. but l Will move II right
away" Mayor Miller was fond OF
declaring in his public speeches
during the last campaign.
Mayor Miller has been In office
over three months. but the restrict.
ed district remains practically I'M
disturbed Following his iuauEura-
ton the occupants of 4 hail block
Of buildings were fofced 10 move
farther south. but. up 10 date. that
"a the extent OF the moving OF the
restricted district. which Was made
the leading Issue Of the campaign
BY the mayor himself.
Vice Unrestricted.
Within ain blocks OF the city hall.
aud 10 plain view of the King ~.
depot. the restricted district still
testers with Unrestricted vice. The
spasmnilc effort 90 rid the city OF
the pink cuff gentry. has practi.
cally died away aud those leeches
have emerged from their hiding
places again. The white SLAVE"
traffic flourishcs unchecked as Of
old
All OF which IL but another dem.
oastrsiion Of the emptiness OF
campaign promises made with the
knowledge that they would not be
redeemed.
We; the restricted district must
b. moved within the next two
years. The railroads entering Sc
attic will crowd 1t out ~ Its pres.
ent location. for IL Is the history of
all vicious districts that vice falls
back as the current OF travel ad.
vancea upon II.
When and where will the ~.
stricted district be movedg IL q
question In which ali residents of
the city are 20 a certain extent In
terested. None wishes the stigma
Of vice attached 20 his district and
no matter where IL IL moved op-
position will be encountered.
Decided Long Ago.
Approaching this. the NEXT 10
cation OF the restricted district was
decided upon months ago. From
confidential sources II has leaked
out that Mayor Miller has no In
tentlon Of moving the restricted
district until Just prior to the ex-
piration Of his next term twenty
months hence. and that II viii be
moved TO a location along Ninth
and Tenth avs, South, In the yicin.
ity OF Judkin st. II was 80 under
stood by some OF his strongest sup
porterH in the campaign
In preparation for the location of
the quarter there. much street work
IL being planned and executed TO
make the district accessible. No
move will be ordered until this
wurk has all been done.
As the proposed new location Of
the restricted district a. almost al.
rectly at the foot of beacon Hili.
and opposite the best residence por.
tlon OF the hill. there will be bit.
ter opposition 60 Its location there
on the part of the Beacon mn I'm
proyement club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-20
Entire Water Distributing
System May Be
Damaged.
Investigation Of Bad Breaks
Leads to This
Discovery.

Fslsctroioysia IL believed 20 have
damaged the entire distributing
.sssem Of the municipal water sup
pss.
Just how great tho damage n
eAnnnf even be estimated al this
Tins. bat a corps OF experts IL To
b. appointed - male a thorough
sxaminatipn Of all the water mains
ard latsrsla and report their md.
Inss 10 ths city officials.
tuBt y u. fouags. OF the water
department., vas first made aware
II The rayaKsa Of electricity escap
- from the Seattle Electric Co .
- atsn. after an examination of the
hroak In the Mairose Az. main yes
ftfdaf For the second time III a
meath this big telneh pipc bufatsd
Al point between Harrison Gad
Republican ste.
A noon AZ ths terrific fiooa Of
wsser saA shut off and the broken
section partially cleared away. an
lnspeetion disclosed that the metal
hands around the slaves had been
eaten b. electricity 90 a point
~her~ the enormous pressure from
the water quickly broke through
a casual inspection wan made Of
The pspc along ether points along
A@snuse as and the startling fact
that the entire main was practical
~ ruined by elcctrolyais was quick.
~ developed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-20
Ingenious Swallows Make
Trouble on Police
Telephone.
Haipin Laid Across Wires
Causes a Short
Circuit.

One swaliow does not max. q
summer. but ono swallow can make
a lot % trouble.
Al leas, Chester Lynch. foreman
Of thu force whose duty II 10 10
hook after che police and IRE t.i.'
phone wires af the city. thinks so
Foreman Lynch and ''Kssrie-
i1ilico. one Of his assistants. we're
engaged yesterday afternoon yer.
feetinE the telephone connections
between the ballard pollee station
and the main office AT Third ax
and Yeslef way The connections
we're complstea and Lynch was
about 10 congratulate himself when
\ short circuit Was discovered.
Then a ground was found Soon
the wires appeared 10 tie In good
order and then the short circuit
and ground would again appear.
Lynch started out % loeats the
trouble lie spent aaxerai hours
yesterday afternoon trying 90
fAthom the difficulty. but hts af
forts were enasniling The fore
man this msralnz determined 60
discover the enuae % tHaahls or
throw up his Job Patiently bc
made test after teat until he reach
ed FrUmont ~ that point he
finally iociated the wire trouble be-.
tween tao cable baxes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-20
Cincinnati Turns Out and
Creeis the c. 0. P.
Nominee.
2ernan Is Given Ovation
and Everybody Yells
for the Candidate.
HITCHCOCK DECLINES.
ts.sr s.selsl s.rSiss.l

: CINCINNATI. Ohio. June 20 4
. Frank n. Hitchcock was Of. 4
: Tered the management Of the 4
: astionsi republican campaign 4
: but he declined and % far no
= ssieeflen has been made.
q = a a 4 a. u 4 - a 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-20
RAH! RAh! FOR
BILL" TAFT

hobbIe. were out To cheer our
neat president
There wer, cries OF -Cincirnati's
president and Our own aresi.
dent all along the line. The
crowd took up the .yelf~ Of the
convention. TAFT. Tar. William
~ Taft"
The parade. led By the bands.
made It's way 10 the residence Of
Charles p. TAN. but II had To pro
coed slowly. At Fourth and Race
sta big bunch Of American beauty
roses vas thrown into Taft'z car.
rage and he received them with
much apparen, pleasure. A street
havker Who had been following
the Taft carriage. playing ON a
flutephone. IN a moment % eufhua.
iasm threw the instrument insn
the carriage and II fell into Tafts
pocket.
BIC Demonstration.
The crowd and the hands drew
up In front OF the Taft residence
where the demonstration lasted
several minutes The candidate
bowed and smiled and waved 10
the crowd. There be sprang out Of
the carriage with surprising agility
for n man Of his sire. walked light.
ly up the steps and at NE door
turned and waved 10 the crowd ~
he entered.
II II understood that Taft is in
a quandry regarding the appoint.
meat Of a campaign manager. The
subcommittee and sherman came
here at his request to take the mat.
ter over.
To Select Chairman.
The Ohio contingent holds that
the permanent chairrnanship of the
national committee should 20 either
10 Arthur T. vorya. the first Taft
manager. or 10 former Governor
Myron T. Herrick. OF Ohio. Many
members OF the national commit
tee insist that Frank n. Hitchcock.
Who managed Taff's campaign for
the nomination ON the firing line.
Ia not entitled 10 the place, but ia
the best equipped man yet sug-
gestsd.
The members Of the subcommits
tee here are General Powell Clay
ton Of Arkansas. former Governor
Myron T. Hsrrfck OF Ohio. Frank
y. Kellogg Of Minnesota. Charles
Magic Of Missouri. =. Il. Hart OF
Iowa. Senator Horah Of Idaho. r
G. Duncan Of North Carolina. and
Frank o. Lowden OF Illinois.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-20

Tho water department officials
iinlnediaisly gave Il ~ their opin-
tuu Nat The same trouble saA &C.
euuntabie for numerous bad breaks
In otber sections OF the water sup.
piy system In the pant numerous
breaks have occurred In the big
iced pipes on First sy s.. In the
vicinity Of Jackson st. at Fremont.
near the Bryant mill. and at bal.
lard. Al the time there seemed
% be no explanation. except that
pipes bad simply been defective.
In view 81 the new theory that
The pipes were weakened BY the
rayages ~ escaping electricity. aud
that this canse vas alone respona.
itlo for the bad break and thu en-.
ening rayaEca Of the escaping tor.
renta OF water. Supt Youngn de.
eided that an iTnmediat. Inspection
of the entire water supply system
Was necessary In order 20 de.
termtne Just how much damage had
bpen done 90 the pipes
The Southern farm gazette., 1908-06-20

expense watch al the slaughter
houses Human health stands fore
most in public interest. If some far
mers must lose their cattle in eradj-
eating this disease for The public
good they should be granted SYM
pathy but not leniency.
When cancer eats at the vital
aeSh II must be cut out even if II
costs ;he patient pain and hard-earn-
81 cash. The patient knows this and
IL willing 70 submit 10 anything. But
how strange tha; anyone should op-
pose he same sensible treatment Of
4 general disease that Is eating n
The public health at an alarming rate
b""f raiser and dairyman should
make M his mind 20 take such treat
u'"nt as will be for the public good
and he should lend announcement
rather than discoura cement. TO every
Efficient effort 10 free The live stock
of the country from tuberculosis -
Successful Farming
The Southern farm gazette., 1908-06-20

III has long bss~t i Auu@a that uatlk
frutu tuss~rra.ar co~a aaay coatatn
fa~ hae3g8 ~asch sill sAware lats-r;
sha piza and calves aad TIE cail-
ar~a "a sell hat d~sak H. /. has
1<-~t. ssasstrsss staseatsota ho@wver
whether or not II @aa foa8l bic for "a
ro@ so E5rr sinseaas+d u2ita ualsssh abe
actually had fah~~csi inala ~ fhr ud-
4~r IN liberated farm Hut no~ Ee
arc sure frun th~ t~s experiment. -
a.rrady made. that ns3lk mag become
aau ugrrrasi$ tataz-tsed wath iabcrra-
soAla 81 tae uaa~r, ihse Infection
ceuiaw fruma thc manure
The veterinary division OF he
Aiuueras9ta ERIsrFl meat station has
saBf puhttbhrd bulirtin "a which
ss4aray experiments are noted tha;
fsosat quite ruaclaHlYeiy IA th~ dan
xrr If Infection 81 nailA from hifhy
Treatment. or tufectaon os hogs direct
bv Aliowlae them to follow iaber-
rugAr cattle Some co~B pass ma
uare ,has la hsshly yirulent ~ith mil
tsnfn csf tu berclw hacilll II hoga fol
sow them you can guess n" result
n thux b., aatrv co~R and uIlk~d In
he usual manner. every particle OF
manure. That falls from he cows
aanka or adder lato the pail nocu-
fstrv that fnllk ~!th The great white
ttapu. II NAV be your baby ar
s.tn,. vrgr calves and pigs or your
-4svfi ~
The Southern farm gazette., 1908-06-20
How TO Feed and Care for the Tur-
KEYS


Mr.. G. ". Peed wants TO know If
II would be a good idea to fence of
half an acre Of woods and keep his
poults there. He's a renter and
does not care to 20 10 much expense
Some years turkeys are much
harder to raise than others. but even
IN of years" a good per cent can
be- raised with little extra attention
Turkeys. like chickens. should not
he fed too soon after Matching. not
under a day and a half. but given
water and sand on the floor OF the
brood coop as soon as removed from
he nest. Ny idea has always been
70 feed nothing but dry cracked
grains. seed. and a liberal allowance
OF green stun. such as lettuce and
onion tops. and for a change an oc-
easional Sell-baked corn cake. If
made with egg. all the better Get
them close 10 nature and you are
on the right track. Your idea of
getting them In the woods is all
right. but so arrange your yard that
hey will have the benefit Of good
strong sunlight at least part OF the
day. Young turkeys delight in the
hot sun II il can possibly be ar
ranged. for the first ten weeks al
least Il Is very important that the
young poults have access To meat in
some form. table scraps or some Of
the prepared meat now on the mar
ket
The Southern farm gazette., 1908-06-20

The English make good money by
raising sheep ON their algh-priced
Land hat has been in cultivation
hundreds of yeArs This IL possible
hsss@a uss. they Eiv. their sheep good
car" and a variety of fs.e6 This
oaEht to point the way TO success
slth sheep n fals country.
The Southern farm gazette., 1908-06-20

We should mete out our life rs
Il we had both 4 short time and
loag tire to live ~~ Bias
The Southern farm gazette., 1908-06-20

The estimates recr atty submitted
20 iae Ontario Legislature contained
Al appropriation for dalrysag alone.
~ So $50 tn ae Kp~at In Instruction
q HoTk about crwane-!ms aaa cheese
factories with sura appropgta siouK.
there ia llttIe wonder that Ontario
holds the high place Kae toex IN the
dairy world. III. Southern dairy
Mas cAa Get assistance by applying
for IL from The ~1pe-: Esae ~ stations.
aad shsy will and Il para Some
day :narsse the southern siatwa wiil
oe making such appropriations aa
Ontario row makes so encourage
aa!rvIags We hare the climate
Hhat AR nsrd In she co~a aad the
dairy srss~n who sagty aad~rwtAaa their
~o-k In addition 10 the aQpruarta.
s!oa mentioned IN the foregoing.
there liz another Tor SIS 0oo for dairy
NC hool~ aua experimental ~ork IN
0atAgto 80 $50 IT. ALI
The Southern farm gazette., 1908-06-20
Suggestions to Cow Owners.

-. 60. 81 busv with farm work
.na manure is allowed 20 lie
-. "a no, weather :o- the best part
ne fertilizer 20 pass Of before
nauure is hauled out There is
,s much reason for being eco
~,rsl with Il as w..h money.
,,suee your aeiShbors 70 20 IN
-, rou to buy a really good bull
=. oould serve a dozen COWS q
~rr.h. and impress his good quail
sx as several herds ot medium size
"a second generation Of he.fers got
.-.n such breeding would begta TO
axe aairy!ng look like profit.
he oniy da!-ymaa who aims 10
4 hes.e- is one who is do!nE
,-ssrv wvll now The fellow a,
y bcs:om is he one who wtlI not
~ 10 work toward the top The
,u,.nr one Is be one vho xays every
aax tAa. Do knows all there ts 10
ssown about da!rytnE. Tha; pre-
rzctson Is he very reason he IL a;
be notion.
II 62Gryrnea al. raise alfalfa. they
- nsssd on3y corn chops 10 fe~e
s2A rha~sd aar ;o make a ha laacsei
a+aua- u hem ufe trial ~ getting
! aaad of alfalfa saowa partial mue-
~@. another trial on the ssse land
kay bring complete sucrams The
zgs@ for ihsa is that ths bacteria
)Hastul - alfalfa get better aIssraA-
I'D through tAe suil and make tAw
~ raorv vigorous
The -aaa who .Irsa in city rardR
~ much tursltnde whatever Iuaa
DE- hard working dalryE9an may sns-
|w tro- over~srvs-e restrictions on
k-v products. that may be imposed
\ Sa.ne health officer that has more
a~ory goae TO see9 than he has of
c. naoa use and prart4ca laeam.
Lat liz he source f-orr whtch Will
lzne tAa dairy MAJ y truaols la8t aa
bU- as > tew raore restrictions are
@gosed-
nan came to Sfavkvtale aot 1onE
&C. 10 bay rnt2A c7~8. asa m*~e fzas~i "a
|aaa. milk coa hv her aase lie
|ema2a be - the tss~et snt4Atwy 4
The Southern farm gazette., 1908-06-20

tnCTe ase each year up 10 fva or str
years Of ago. w.heu she ia AZ her best
and she should show 10 marked fall
inE OF before her eleventh wear
Some may hold ap even longer. In
rare cases COWS have given good ser
vice ~ 90 twenty-five years Of age
dropping vigorous calves yearly.
Dairy net should not be carried of
heir feet By alt that ss being said
and written about COWS having tuber-
calosis- They have had i;-maay Of
iheIp-~'or very long time: and
H9ean~hile The dairymaa has been
able TO make living. Tuberculosis
u dairy herd Is like the yeilows in
peach orchard something 10 40 at
IN systematic Say aad 10 control.
The worst danger from IL for dairy
men Is 'ha; they may not prepare
themselves early enough 10 control
II II they delay til the State or the
towns uhere their products are
bought restrict them IN making sales
II good prices. then they will be
seriously damaged Their safe plan
ss 10 weed out tubercuious COWS be-
torehand- Their herds wtll be more
profitable so- IL. and pvoat IL aha;
they arr after.