The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-02
audiences Wednesday night.
Hanson spoke with oriffiths
at Fremont hail.

audiences Wednesday night.
Hanson spoke with oriffiths
at Fremont hail.
Earlier In the evening he
spoke at Rhodes restaurant,
downtown.
1T IN n serious thing when q man
sioops NO low as 20 attack the fam
/ ily relations OF another maliciouAly
and falsely" he said There we're
some people who laughed when GIN
said Griffiths married his wife. not
because he loved her. but because
she had half n million.
Il will not refer TO the other vile
statement he made. ! say II is "a
serious--a most serious thing
The home ~ the foundation OF
I government Love IL the founda-
tion OF the home And here Is q
man who for the first time in any
campaign ! have ever heard about
enters the home and says man
and wife are not building that home
/ and raising their children on a
foundation OF love but because Mr..
Griffiths married Mrs Grif'lths for
/ the reason that she had a million.
or n half million
Think o' the infamy of H.
81 leave II 10 the men and WON.
en- OF any station in life 20 ponder
tho seriousness OF Glll's foul
words.
who. with the least spark OF
manhood IN him. would not respect
the nobility OF home life. of honest
marriage. OF family relations
"wlil you let 70 unrebukcd this
man who tears open the doors OF
Austin +. GrlffI,hs' little home. out
on 2snd ave n. and make false
and filthy attacks upon gentle.
good and noble wife. upon the fam
fly OF nm uprigh, and honest citi-
ZEN
Can we Fet good men to become
candidates for office II We reward
III GIN for this dirty attack by
again eleyating him 10 the office
OF mayor
"Glll was his real self when he
yomited his filthy. lecherous mind
at the Liberty theatre concerning
Mrs. Griffiths He was hobbled
two years ago.
But GIN last Saturday broke the
hobbies. The GIN that talked from
the Liberty theatre stage was the
real III Gin"
Hanson reviewed tho circum.
stances leading TO Griffiths' accept
ance OF the job OF chief OF police:
how GIN praised him and gave him
credit for the success OF his adj
minlstration up 10 the time he re.
signed. how he promised TO find
another man OF the same type ms
Griffiths "a his successor.
And he appointed Lang" he
said. "A man unfit to hold any pub
lie trust. according 10 his own con.
fession before the council invest.
eating committee.
THE fruit OF Lang's personal
conduct Is seen in the present con-
ditions.
Just picture this booze fighter
and roundor doing duty as chief OF
police. KEEPING Us FROM
TEMPTATION"
Hanson demanded that Erastus
Brainerd publicly tell why he quit
the park board under GIN yester.
day.
lie also made a public demand
that L. S. District Attorney Clay
Allen and Prosecutor Lundin tell
publicly OF n rumored lack of coop
Grafton OF the present police admin
istration I'm the prosecution OF white
slave cases.
Grifflths told OF interference by
Mayor GIL In the proper discharge
OF polite work while he was chief.
repeating what he said before the
Taxpayers league, a report OF
which Is found elsewhere He also
attacked GINS tax record.
w. d. Lane. who was chairman
OF the Erickson campaign commit
tee. and Is now enthusiastically
supporting Griffiths' candidacy. re.
called the fact that Gill's unbridled
tongue IL nothing new-that in
1905 GIN made villainous attack
upon DR.. NJ. A. Matthews.