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The Washington herald., 1908-06-06
BELIEVE FAIRBANKS HOPELESS
Friends Say He Expects Nomination
of Roosevelt.

frlehus say re Expects Nomihatt0h
of Roosevelt.
Indianapolis, June 5.-Personal friends
OF Vice President Fairbanks. who have
talked with him since his return from
Washington, have found him very re-
ticent about his candidacy.
Though in no sense authorized TO speak
for him, friends express the opinion that
he has little or no hope Of being nomi-
mated for the Presidency, and that he
would not be surprised TO see the con-
vention turn TO President Roosevelt as
its first choice, and If he should refuse
the nomination. hand it over TO Taft as
the man who next nearly represents the
Presidents policy.
Some OF Mr. Fairbanks friends who
have talked with him express themselves
as confident that he would again accept
the second place on the ticket
The Washington herald., 1908-06-06
ocean Steamships.

New York. June 5.-Auiyed Friday: Baltic. from
Liverpool May q.
Sailed from forsign ports: Cedric, from Queens
town; kaiserin Auglste Victoria, from Cherbcug.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-06
KNIGHT BOOM GROWS
California Man Favored for
Vice Presidency.
KNOX STILL IN THE RACE
Pennsylvania Senator Wants Name
to Go Before Chicago Convention
banks and Cannon Also Insist They
VIII stay Until Fight Is Ended.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Chicago. June 5.-E'he bright star in the
Vice Presidential armament tonight is
George A. knight, national committee
man from California
Go where you will. and you will hear
that the ticket is 10 be Taft and knight
Knight has been one of the splendid ora
tors OF the Republican party for a dozen
years. In national conventions he has
been truly magnificent
Last spring. after visit to the White
House the President and knight having
been on cordial footing Tor years. il was
asserted that knight with his flowery
bassoon-like cloquence had been selected
TO lead the stampede for Roosevelt in this
convention.
1t turns out. according 20 information
tonight. that on that visit the available
ties of Knight as Vice Presidential timber
was one OF the topics not entirely over
looked.
knox to Remain.
Representative Burke declared tonight
that Senator Knox means 20 stick. not
outstanding anything said TO the con-
trary.
Mr. Burke added: Senator Knox's
chances are the best Of all the candidates.
His record as Attorney General was the
ablest IN American history. and was both
sane and substantial in It's splendid re-
suits In putting an end TO the most pro-
nounced commercial and political evils in
the country's annals.
He is the second choice Of all the other
candidates, I am sure, and on the friend
| lest terms with them all. Many days and
many new situations will develop between
now and the close Of the convention"
Senator Hemenway declared also for
/ Vice President Fairbanks that the Vice
/ President is to remain in the field, and
Mr.. Eversman. for Speaker Cannon. said
! the same thing.
/ Senator Lodge believes that it is Taft
on the first ballot He does not believe
I that the Fairbanks, Knox. or Cannon
delegates combined could prevent Tafts
nomination on the first ballot He was
I quite positive in his statements TO friends
J on this matter.
Loyal to Fairbanks.
/ Senator Lodge was rather inclined To
think that~his old friends. Fairbanks.
Knox, and Cannon, would diagnose the
/ situation in its true light before many
/ hours have passed. At least. he hoped
/ they would, according TO those who re-
| flected Senator Lodges views late to-
/ night.
/ Republicans representing the allies as
/ serted with vim that they would not ac-
| cept George 4. Knight as the Vice Presi-
/ Dental candidate. They insisted that Vice
! President Fairbanks must take the place
/ Personal friends of the Vice President
/ however. aver that he would be little
short Of a political iackanapes to accept q
! second Vice Presidential nomination, espe-
cially If he has future aspirations for the
! Presidency.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-06
Temperature. I'm Other Citie..

Temperatures in other cities together with the
amount Of rainfall for the twelve hours ended Al s
,. m. yesterday are as follows:
The Washington herald., 1908-06-06
HOKE SEES RAINBOW
GeOrgia's Governor Optimis-
tic in Hour Of Defeat.
GETS 6S OUT OF 146 COUNTIES

Success of "JOe" Brown VariOusIy
InterPreted-RevOIt Against Chief
States Delegation Unchanged with
One ExceptiOn-Lewis Defeated.
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sUccal 10 The Washington Herald
Harpcrs Ferry. W. Va. June 5-Both rivers
muddy to-day.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-06
Tide Table

To-day-High tide % a. m. and ss y. m lo,,
tide rs A. m. and .. m.
To-morow-High tide. $50 a. m. and 2lO p. m
low tide. $50 a. M. and sas p. m.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-06
THIRD TERM GROWS
Political StrawS Point to 1t
More Definitely.
TAFTITES FEAR ONE OF THEM

Landis' Statement. West Virginia
OBJECTIONS, and Attitude Of GeOrGin
Republicans All weather Vanes
which How Wind Blows Toward
denomination of the President.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-06
Open Until 9 O'Clock Tonight.
Three-day StOck-reducing Sale
in Groceries.

For to-day Monday and Tuesday the following low sale
prices will hold good 1t will pay houekeepers provide for
future needs now, while the savings great:
The Washington herald., 1908-06-06

BenJ. 2 Cc.-s & Co.. UphOIsterInx OF
all kinds slip ecErrS so9 9th ~ asia
The Washington herald., 1908-06-06

co TO W = TAPPAN's. sg G ST. NV FOB
watches. clocks. jewelry. cut glass &c. Repairing
at lowest prices ap4-t sod
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-22

ling punches at the tap OF the gong
Cross fighting back flefc~'y Me
Farland rained his punches on the
New York lad and showed his
superiority In this style of fighting
The lighters then settled down 60
more scientific boxing.
IN the sssse Cree vsw sent "a
tse flenr for a estat ~ 'ss the re-
suit OF oru.sstng rlsst 90 lse Jaw,
Cross came back strong In the
fourth aud the round II anyone'a,
was his Cross In the next round
drew blood from packey's face in
streams. but Mcfarland kept ham
melting away with grim determine
ton
The last round was all Mctar
lands. Cross having taken a great
deal OF punishment and being on
his last legs when the bell rang
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-22
BROADWAY WANTS TO
PLAY WHITMAN rs

Manager Hartman. Of the broad.
way high eleven. IL In eorre@pun.
dence with the management ~ the
Whitman college team towards 49,
curing the Whitman Second team
here on Saturday 20 play the Broad
way team broadway was originally
scheduled 90 play Belllnghsm high
ON Saturday. but the upsound boys
cancelled the game The Whitman
first team Is coming 10 play the
u. Of w and Hartman In endeayof
Ing 10 have the second brought
along 10 play the broadway school
team
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-22
SEATTLE HIGH SCRUBS
To PLAY SATURDAY

The second faothall team af the
broadway high school wtil play the
scrubs 81 the tAncoiu high nn Sat
urday. and a hot fiEht il sniici.
paied The broadway boys have
trained steadily since the opening
81 The season and have a strong
machine LAnruln has a fast team
also. and viii give TIA opponents
Enod rub Tbs game wili b.
played AZ Dugdair'a PARK n the
Whitman coilake second team
comes 10 play the first aieven Of
the broadway. bat u the Fasteners
do bot come Elncoio and hruad.
wAY wlil clash a. Lincoln paris
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-22
TACOMA HIGH TEAM
OFF FOR SPOKANE

TACOMA. Oct q The Tacoma
high school football team leaves this
aiieFaoou FOR Spokane 20 play itn
annual game with spokane high
heaidea the II players. Manager
Justin Hiii. Coach Perkins and ON
ciai Fletcher wiil make the trip
The party returns 90 Tacoma GA
Sunday night
The team h In good condition
and all the players except Justin
hili are back In the game Local
enthusiasts afe not optimistic "a Ia
thu outcom. uf the game. iuaRmuch
a. the Spokane aggregation aver.
ages i6T pounds. while the locaia
average bat 1sI Tacoma viii play
an open game. gaing trick plays and
doing much punslng O. eauaiire mat.
trrz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-22
LATONIA RACES

CINCINNATI oct Es. > fAtunla
results "wednesday
Five fuflHnE bf. RArkiey son.
Duonno 4reond. nvsperaae third
Fime@ttst
Five and a half fgfiongn Christ .
ffias son. Ncaria SECOND. Miss crit =
tendeu third Time Ga
Six furiunEa Mauhaimer won.
Gresham ascDnd. Enlist third Time
-~i;t4 t-k
one uiis-iady Martha wnn.
knrrhval secuna. flanbrldxe third
Time 1#iss
Aiie ami aiNteHuth- Mortlber
wpn, IeHu fisummei arepnd. Lady
Naidur third Time ais
Mile and three aixfeenfhs -f'arcw
Won. belmHfe heroud. a. Valentine
third Time - 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-22
SOCCER LEAGUE NOW
HAS SIX CLUBS

The Pacific city team was last
night added 10 the Northwestern
Association Football league, making
Il now a aiN.ciuh league The Pac.
inc city team viii be comprised OF
PLAYERS from Valley CITY. Pacific
City and that vicinity on the Ia
coma lnterurhan line.
A team picked from the Seattle
teams IN the league will play \
team picked from the other clubs
In the League at Dugdale'a park next
sunday at 3 o'clock Charles Good.
enough will referee aud Clancy and
Turner Will orficiate as ilneamen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-22
Purple and Gold Should
Have Easy Victory
Saturday.

The football game Saturday be-
tween Whitman college and the
University OF Washington will
doubtless ba a onesided affair from
the varsity standpoint. az the mis-.
Fionary team n in bad condition,
having four OF It's men out OF the
game The lineup against the
purple and gold will BE- very light
even hghter than was presented by
thu high schools recently The uni
versity eleven is Ia prime condition
now and has only one man out b..
cause OF injuries That o. Capt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-22

kane 20 Pullman Tor the WAshlns
ton State Idaho game ca November
10. Idaho students have also Sc
cured a holiday % 80 TO the game,
Mordecal brown. the Cubs three.
diGifsd twiyler. WAS presented with
a silver service BY the citizens Of
Terre Hante. Ind. his home tawn.
az the conclusion Of the Cub TIGER
game played there Tuesday, Chi
caso won. 10 l. Cobb his four out
og four at bat
The second team % the Whit.
worth college yesterday defeated
the Tacoma high school scrubs By
q score ~ 10 o.
The Sumner high school eleven
yesterday went down TO defeat Dc
fore the University % Puget Sound
second team al Tacoma b. a SCORE
81 10 20 9.
Charles kelnAth. Pennsylvania
crack quarter. Who vas injured In
the act Of catching a pant in the
Huckunll game. will not be able TO
play with his team again this
season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-22
LINCOLN WENATCHEE

The Lincoln Aaimhfa ~ fhr grid
iron leave svnighf f1r Menatci.eu q
mest the Wruattllee hiwa aehon
eleven tomorrow afteFupnn. while
Lincoln aiuuid ain a victory easily
Nuuafcree has Eussd team
knuN iea af full and leMnMnn ~
tackle are both stellar players Lake
wilt GartarK and MurTisan arc aiss
rrpnrteh in fine form "A hfE crnWa
IL assured Tar the game. inakmueh a,
The merchants ~ he saku wiii rlaes
their places ~ business dgrinw ths
progress 81 the gam.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-22
soPHs WIN rue or WAR.

The tine henered can. o. nos
among the ouhweha. Az ieast al
the Lincoln high IN the niaca ~
the cane rush "a the. tess IF. war
Twenty Huphs and go Freshmen
yesterday pulled hard b. break it,
rope in the center. Whlfh Sc Frfus
o. DO A. a tug ~ waf. she "s1pha'
won "a easy fashion and the rorfaw.
sili now BE- held a. 2 class trophy
filling the void ~ the obsolete came
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-22
SPORTS
EMPIRE CITY RACES

EMPIRE cry. n v. oct ge -
Results "Wednesday
six mriongs Jeannotte NJ Won
Troia Temps second. helln 20 thr
nali third Time "A 10 tspi
Mile and seventy yards hiNlF
Himmel won. Golconda Second MA
laFa third TiNe I a.
Six furionaa Wise Mason Won
GaslNnd second. Slakln third Ilnir
fsiafss.
Six furlangs ileapm wnh' Alnh
dack SECOND. ROYAL onyx th'F"
Time t'isa-b,
emo mile 0shlp Top won, Faust
SECOND. Fancy third Time ~.
one mile and three suiNtrruthn
fteasaetrr won. Coat OF Arms aeeond,
Iyasthae third Time aiei,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-22

Tegtmler. who. up until the last
game. has been PLAYING center Ills
place Ia the line Is being ably filled
BY Brous Beck.
Coach nohle has been driiling sig
nails and open plays into his team
for the past two weeks aud this
department 81 the game should hc
a feature. The biz trio, aauik. jar
Wis aud Babcoek. viii probably play
the whole of the game aud Oh the
holes in the line Coz the reat og the
season.
Head Roofer Xxi Ram VIM IL
planning several nov roofing
stunts which should attract a
great deal Of attention. u h the
Intention % the collcglana with
heavy lung power 70 set into the
game strong aud show some class
Ia yelling
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-22
MARTIN ELECTED
TRACK CAPTAIN

WAfI4A WAfl4A. Oct. = ~ hili
Martin, whitman's fast little spfin
ter. has pe@n elected captain ~
Whitman track team for the SEASON
% 1908. 20 succeed George Phil
brook. who has left Whitman sn
enter Metre Dame. FolioNing Phli
brooks resignation. a meeting q
the track squad was called. and
MARTA vas unanimously elected TO
the capialney Hls election meetA
with the hearty approval Of the stu
dent body AZ large. a. be - one
~ the most popular atudentA Ia the
lnHlltntinn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-22
WHITMAN TEAM ON
WAY TO SEATTLE

wAII.A WAi.LA. Oct 2a-The
Whitman college football eleven
left here Yesterday for Puget Sound.
whore Il plays the University %
Washington At Seattle Saturday
and Whifworth college. al Tacoma.
Tuesday. Whitman haz done moth
Ing this year o. cheer the rooiers.
and Il Is frweiy predicted here that
the Missionaries will not win either
OF theif games On the Soaud They
have not yet shows any sklil in
handling the forward pass. play
which the team must reiy upon
10 ain against the heavier Sound
cicsens
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-22
Packy Appears in Gotham
Before the Fairmont
Athletics.

Nl~y y0iss< Oes 80 Packey
Mcfarland made his debut before
locss fiGia f,sis lst Isssls. VITA "a
decisive victory oNcr Leach CUsa
In a slx.ruuna ga. during which the
pride OF the Ghetto took a lot Of
Punishment McFarlands victory
makcs him the leading contender
Cor a fight with Battling Nelson
and az the same time buried the as.
plrations of Cross, at least for a
Time
both boys weighed IN at 1888
pounds in the afternoon.
Mcfarland started In with Cruel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-22
TAcoMA leAonRs vlslr.

The leaders class az the Iacni
~ 81 e. 4 VIII have as guests to-
night the leaders class nf the Ia.
coma Y a. a. A Tho athletes
from Tacoma eiii be- given "a snp-
per. after which an Hiii 90 on tho
floor There win be n0 competltlt =
events.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-22
Will FIGHT ArrgLL.

Dick cullen. through his manager.
has stated that be- Will fight Ale
hftcli at Port Townsend sann after
hia bout with Maurice saver which
win be- pulled of zee Lus Angeles
tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-22
'TOODLES IN HOLLAND"
81 VULCAN or 7Ic
COLUMBIA LIGHT AK ~

-
Light ana compact. iuat right for
ladies and boys use. selected anr-
end growth 24+inrh hickory handle
Natural finish Hand forged Sne-
ciauy tempered blade Carefully
buns Co make u easy 20 chop or
split with if gQu are strong ana
swing q heavy AK you will find n
Hight az couYeuicuce that ia worth
many times TO- initial cost
Little money buys much Ak now
Zoe idrht Red Ridge Boys or Lad, 8
$500 idaht vulcan o. columbia Az AZ
Il 900 Kelly a-lb FrciHhtcr's Az use
81 90 Robin Hood or hlackas Mans
at1a Vulcan or Hurry Aans AZ 90,
sl.aN vulcan Heloetod second rruwfh
hickory hand handled Ak ~. 81 Is
THE ia the kinR OF our lime Ev-
cry az uud every handle ia selected
right here in seattle and handled hv
hand. You get an the good there
% ln an az when YOU buy one.
=. ~ hHnith 0r Yosemite hand shay
cd handle. double hitted AK 81 IN
81 % vulcan selected hnnd-handlad
double hitted Ak .....st.HO
~ safe Sends oct 18th
sale on Butidrrs' Hardware.
shieRiing Hntchrts, Deg Collars. etc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-22
COAST LEAGUE


Yesterdays Games
AT Los Angeles Los Angeles
san Francisco g
Al san Francisco Portland
Oakland l.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-22

The Atlas gas engine. At 20 wcsi
Columbia st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-18
DOUBTS ITS
UTILITY

Replying 10 communication re-.
gafding breathing devices for fire
men appearing IN a recent issue Of
The Star. Chief iiringhufst. Of the
fire department said today,
There IN no possible objection to
an inquiry OF investigation "a dc.
tertnine upon means 81 protecting
fifemen when subjected 10 smoke
hnd fumes
~ IN probably true that IN Eu.
rope there are more advanced and
better protected devices for this
purpose than there are N America
These haes been described - fur
nishlng air 10 the man ne@inF II.
providing him with llKbi that can.
not be essingulahed by foul air and
giving him means Of communication
with the outside These foreign
smoke helmets seem better adapted
for zine work than for fires. and
there H. much difference uf opinion
az 10 their pfacticability for fire de.
partmenia They are also very ex'
penaiye.
In such devices. especially those
nov sold in America there II a
great lack ~ confidence HiRhtful.
~ OF wfonEfully. the New York city
authorities call them doubtful, and
do not use them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-18

assisting such charities than hy dis
GUESSING the whyforea aad who're
forcs OF naitac white she was pres
ldent Of the local council 81 women
she took frequent occasion Ca etn.
phaaiEe this view. and Il bore good
fruit
Mrs Kern l. a great home body
Her home NE IL ideal The modest
frame house at ta34 y. Meridian.
soon 10 become lae political capital
OF indianapolis. has sheltered one
81 the happieri. chummiest families
IN the city.
There aFr three children IN the
Kern household. Miss Julia. a young
WOMAN 1T striking appearance
daughter ~ bis first wifr and two
aonn. John Worth Kern. g.. ). aud
Vim. Cooper Kern. yearw old The
Kern boys are just kids II the
old fashioned sort. Thcy are husky
youngsters. fuli 81 life and play. aud
prefer going haFrfooted 10 dressing
mp
When Bryan Was entertained a.
she Kern home. last February. Mrs
Kern told the boys they were sizing
20 have atraw berries. and that th.e
mustn't display bad manners By aay
ing anything about them. They
must appear wholiF unconccrn.d ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-18
Gle ELUM is IN
MOURNING

Gle ELNM. July tN-Thia city
In ~ moufniuk today All business
IL suspended Al 10 o'clock this
morning IN. funeral Of Clifford Mac
Donald was held NJ the Baptist
church What are believed 60 be-
the remains of Mr. George we're
buried this afternoon. the funeral
being held under the auspices 81
the MaaonH and Elks
The body Of v. Mleheiia has been
sent TO Rorlyn. aud the funeral viii
BE- held there tomorrow under the
auspices OF the Odd Fellows
Fanerala Of the other Yictima viii
BE- held Sunday
The estimated damage caused by
the explosion ~ nov placed at
o. GEO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-18

fstar Special Serviee.l
INDIANAPOLIS. July What
do YOU think Is the dearest fad Of
Mrs John " kern. wise Of the
Democratic nominee for vice priest
dentf
womeu's clubs or fashionable
dinners or dogs or automobiles
NO No, No, chiiarenl Little
children Poor children
OF course she f. a club woman.
But she Is home woman. a
thoughtful wife and ter.ler mother
And after that she bends her strong
est influence and dcvotcs the most
OF her extra time TO the little ones
Of her home city. who are sick and
tired and cnFbcd By scAnt safrcnnd'
ings
Thus you find her often AZ the
Eleanor hospital for alex chlidren.
There she IL the most welcome Wis.
itOr. aud her sympathetic smile has
lent announcement % hundreds %
wee sufferers
There Is no one more prominent
In the free play ground movement In
indianapolis She u the most On.
thusiastie patron 81 the fresh air
campa
Mrs Kern Il thoroughly practical
IN her iaeas wuman'a clubs. she
declares. can do far more Kood b.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-18

the slshl Of strAw berries in early
February.
Well. we'll" said BRYAN. when
the dessert came. strawberries in
February That IL last fine
The bows looked 81 their mother
in great establishment then AZ their
father. They couldn't understand
Afier~ard one 81 them slipped mp
10 his mother.
Mr. nryan has avfui bad man.
nera. hc confdcd. a.ill asionishsd
and hiseYcd he spoke about our
having strawberries IN February
Papa didn't Papa has better man.
nurs than Mr. BryAn.
Kern II model father. lie takes
great pride In hin boys. and il iIke
a biE brother 90 them They tell
him their troubles with a confidence
always that he wlll promptly
stfalghisn them out, And he seldom
fails Go find = way
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-18
DANGER OF
COSTLY
FIRES
o.
Regrade Work and Lax
Laws Make Risk Great
in Seattle.
Underwriters May Raise In
surance Rates in
Exposed Districts.

Work has been stopped recently
on several new woo@en buildings
located within that area usually de,
scribcd az the restricted district.
south Of Jackson ST.. because the
contractors were not adherinE To
the building ordinances
To all intents and purposes these
frame structures 9nount 60 little
else than fire traps. and the only
reason their erection is not for
hidden entirely is because the new
building ordinances DO nos give the
city officials the necessary power.
In the district bounded by Jack
son and Lane SITS aud Sixth and
Maynard avs are more than a
score Of big wooden buildings. all
built closely together, and city 81.
ficlals regard Il as the most dan.
gerous fire hazard nov existing In
the city.
II Was only by the rarest luck
and almost superhuman efforts hy
the flremen that the entire re
stricted district was not wiped out
In the fire which destroyed eight
buildings at Maynard av. and Wei.
Ter 81 last week The resradc work
has resulted In the permanent
mains being removed aud In their
place has been substituted small
pipes which are almost worthless
from a standpoint OF fightlng fire.
Danger in Resrade.
The regrade work going on In
the other down town districts has
left the department crippled In case
nf fire. because OF the fact that
the big service mains have been
removed and smaller mains put In
for temporary service.
Insurance rates will certainly b.
raised In the exposed districts.
said Fire Chief Brisahurst. 10 the
assertions OF insurance undcrwFit
ers are 60 be believed | have re-
psaiedly protested 10 the board 81
public works. bat NY warnings have
resulted In no Improvement should
fire start In these inadequaiely
protected districts ! and my men
would bee blamed for the loss. n
seems 70 me that the rerraden have
been started GA too large a scale
II the work were done IN sections
danger from fire would be greatly
iessened "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-18
MAN ARRESTED Fol
EMBEZzLEMENT

PORTLAND. Ore. July q
Whitney l. Boise, president Il 4
Eastside Improvement assoclss.
and former chairman OF The -
lican state central COMMITTEES !.
arrested today on charge n 4
bezzling $1,000 from the esssss .
the late Dr. ]. c, Hawthorne. =,
was a millionaire.
hawthorne WAS Bolseis fhshesh
law, and 10 years ago he wa \
pointed manager OF the estate
The complaint was made /
Catherine ~ Collins. one u 4
Hawthorne heirs Boise ras ;
rested on five warrants and :.
Immediately taken 10 police ~
quarters. where his bail wa Is.
at $1,000