The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 23, 1908, Page 1

"TWELVE PAGES. L AST Cc D ivi O NJ TWELVE PAGES. THEY SAY: A woman has a tender heart until some person suggests that another baby is as pretty as her | own precious darling. VOL. 10. NO, 259 SEATTLE, WASH,., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1908 PRICE ONE : / ISN’T IT IMPORTANT That your mother, wife, sister or sweetheart should be able to ride home on the cars without being humiliated? LABOR CHIEFS . a READY 'F&arume'on'rera. (A rew words TO) MITCHELL, MORRISON AND TO NLL a GOMPERS ARE SENTENCED | ties, can't you de ething for w Or are you going to remain in the role ay the § You have disposed of the fender business in a man ner that must meet with the approval of the street car company, and we have accepted as gracefully as possible your findings in this matter, | Convicted Man Tries to) Buy a Revolver If ve is ’ ide : i leriake.to With the evident intention of j | | } faking his own ti James “ ke ¢ to # 1 the staries of Harvey Holt, convicted in the | ' 1 t! mmed into these « We rh Wedera! court yesterday after brin . 4 +} will tell you oor of murdering Henry E ae . ” : } hd y that w uke the blood t te r cheeks dehnaton, yesterday morning ave to a colored “trusty” $30 with which the trusty was to Buy @ revolver, to be delivered to Holt Officials of the jail learned from the other prisoners of the fransaction, and before the gommiesion yiven him could be garried out, the “trusty” wae gearched, the money taken from Bhim and th man himesif placed in the “black hole.” “What's the use!” exctaimed Holt when he was questioned W's al! off with me anyway and | might as well finish my You will forget that you are the apologist for the Seattle Electric Co., and will go out and do something { that will bring you commendation from the people you { have been chosen to serve. | SAMUEL GOMPERS. FRANK MORRISON WASHINGTON, Dec. 23.—By U. P.—Justice Wright, of the supreme court of the District of Columbia, today found President Gompers, of the American Federation of Labor, Secretary Frank Morrison and John Mitchell, former pres- ident of the Mine Workers’ union, guilty of having “flagrantly violated” an in- junction granted by Justice Gould at the application of the Buck Stove & Range people of Seattle are not dalled upon Extra precautions will here not they will pay the defielen ir company. . m after be taken to prevent Holt 4 P wrt é Ye Justice Wright fixed their punishment as follows: "Afi the jal! he has been in a de pay the defictency by issuing bonds firect taxat ‘ Mitchell, nine months in jail. ender mood, sithough there thelr property next year Morrison, six- months in jail. ; discovered, that he ty council Wmot respendivie f ction the The case grew out of a publication in the Federationist, the official or- ne ye Core meth | a mi fe gan of the labor organization, of statements classing the Buck company as “un- fair,” and urging sympathizers with labor not to trade with the concern. The three labor leaders affected by the decision were in court when the refuse to protect the proveme MRS. WM, E. ANNIS. |] bond issue, the city, comsell must protect TTLESHIPS OFF Padmitted today that the bat i FOR VENEZUELA } This is a picture of Mra. Annis, widow of the man murdered b: tion opinion was read, and they promptly gave notice of an appeal. President Gom- WASHINGTON, Dec. 28-—By | N°y Sirs Amis’ dramatic story of the hilling of, ber husband bon nid when due people ase merely |) pers was released on bonds of $5,000. The amount of the bonds of Mitchell U. P.—The state department is ea ae hues Senbaren ofthe telah, oe Aa given the Ace ode _and Morrison was $4, 000 and hace seaparany, stunning woman and is always gowned in a striking fashion, albeit and North Caro she is in widow's we » iv by far the moat tnteresting fixure 4 ’ Labor the Wnited States government and the Americans in that country. RE RACED CHURCH BUILDING HALTS GAINING FAST fA PLEADER #3 i ee aa ala Pas" ses Ee } bad = aa keen p folly reseed. Min oye t ! ® Tells Read - ° " tew th ; | Royal W. Raymond Telis Readere a rent das alert as ever. The Cl0e* Range View of the Great Frank . n, who has been secretary of the federation | of Star Just What His Improvement of the Inst 10 days Organized Labor Leader e 129 noth bis: bse teenie tele be See = nd es Condition fn. truly remarxable, some say mira at Convention dine Conese ccesitiatis kindaded ? ever, and some that were take BY ROYAL W. KAYMOND. ulous BY KENNETH C. BEATON ( xk S04.5 : . : Firat Methodist Plans Go Awry for g “a ome ange Nabe ih. i PASO ROBLES HOT SPRINGS @trong will . nap tage: pers, M yan K ave been associated with the Time 1 : 1 8 . t r t ration . \ LON Being— pected. Dec. 23 hat muel G He ie te for informa MPIA, Dec, 22.—By 1 Pastor Hopes. Lippy’s Plan @ next OV~lgbout the political situation ar oe aw the absence of which started to the rear of The Firet Methodist church has T. 8. Lippy. who is one of the Washington, evidences a deep solicitude for lo i tt A , 2 city fire station early this morn- euspended be fiding operations upon wealthiest members of the conare 0 to be ne longer open @gi option. f hardly think he w b « b 2 rest fights ¢rove cut the firemen te fight) ite new « 2 udjeising the Rai- gation, had sabscribed on the |? Sieetion, humanly speaking, te On hand at the opening of the gor t f the thonal F ’ 1¢ fight Mames, which aptead to adjoio- | pier club. fasie ef ane. daltee tar overs. tum ago, when hin #00 jegizisture. but » must not forget > a aventitn for we be- | af at ‘ presideuk frame buildings occupied by the! And thereby hangs a ¢ secured from hers. This sob | Howard arrived if response to @ ting Cosgrove has an iron wi “ " at he the’ ti S & Ra a pie! we t hsli, Bolster & Barves’ gro me ago, when scription be hes paid as fast as|SUrty ™ ne, be found hte There is mothing to prevent — ing n of the United State Fars : , a v also is president ol and Post's livery barns. For * in the olty were ction fund came in, Bur) ther a very sick. man The his taking the oath of office 1 had pictur t something 3 1 S80 1 uf srers. Van Cleave is one the fire engine was worked ant. the First Methodist “ dropsy hed so swollen his limes) here, and if he is not able to of rd gitat 1 kr { the prominent er es of orga erica. Hi rch fs $40,000 short of the > a inside the station. sold their Third av. property which gecessary amount to finish the at he weighed nearly 200 feach Olympia on time, this is hi mly through t ' and the! led the fights at the ( nventiokh damage amounts to about) consisted of a corner jot, and an butlding Hence further operations |P°UNds. Binee then. he hee im what he will probably do, if, sagagines, ar he th ne { last er ‘ab f ne aor ae nosed than 000, most of which was #0 old building, for $ ) in good hare been suspended on the new proved very rapidly until) sow indeed, he has not aiready ther * tt ty. The platfor Fr. aes ' pose d by the grocery stock. The! goid coin. Soon afterwards they auditorium the dropaica) condition hax dis- done so, as | strongly suspect myself | ed to take} ‘© Pia 4 ape wiainaall oman oni igseance snd tae i idings were about one-fourth te | invested $45,000 in the 4ot at the The basement of the church ja | “Pveared and his weight ts below This much seems certain, he will sgether sertounly Stove & Range case has been in the courts is oyed. i corner of Sixth ay. and Marion st. finished, and the congregation is |°°T™*l, without any resort to tap got jeopardize hin health and wi Different Man ne phase t for several years In saving the K. P. charter. The next step was to draw plans now holding services ther ping fulgers for the remaining years Of) oy.) ine man J aaw in Chicago wae Justice nion is lengthy and is characterized 0 Yantis, a local merebant./for «a new church building that Dr. Rees, pastor of the Eye ts Keon. his adrministration by an imprudent Shores ted of mam. Yen ewer te reg “ der Hage i eae : ¢ through a window, sustain- would cost something over $100, gaid today that he was Saturday he had his clothes on | effort to go to Olympia before he 8 ee am y ’ eee ances with reference to the de fendants in refer- @ badly gashed arm and slight 909, Construction work was un- from the east thie week several | (OF the first time ie nearly a tw @ble. 0 + nog ence to their respect he courts as the following va |dertaken with the usual result that Pittsburg capitalists, who have ex meagg Begpe nem dng prregen Be oe, true Cosgrove style. | bers for h “Rampant and insolent defiance, unrefined insult, a at ae the cost soon mounted up to & pressed a willingness to negotiate own ia ‘ evoking Minaell {oO Just One | inon, It was a coarse affront and vulgar indignit figure in excess of what was first « loan to the congregation of the a yosterday afternoon be wee Ging setting well ding im that ed The ree fendar if t w 7 42 wn, have repeated » | contemplated entire sum necessary to comple iegthlgnaye Sipeeeaies- as = im which the es Det paile aiay She ares aT ywn, have repeatedly te- tte pani came inal BES: SUICIDE ENDS HIS Fodder Mp Tig tye ‘ i P to the Methodista of Seattle, and m n the commit: n. both in pe blic speeches and in articles in the Fede F The financial crisis came at the ai others who are Interested in ‘ tionist. The name of the firm also was published in the “unfair way gana crn came, ate ethers re nen DIARY NOTATION hint ire i only an undersized, *5o under ordinary circumstances trig city | lis . nein Wares i i : , eo bedraggied puppy and as | Would have gladly come forward fishies i —-— ikattun tetuad. dn te, the CA Gomp« as frequently said he would rather go to jail % giunk along upper Second av tor Big + ysme rr fo make up the #&& eee RAR RAH Texas Man Finally “Vinatiy. Aaklevie On te eal i dying before medical Potictic school, seemed interested at | than keep silent on what he considers an invasion of the tights E Wits morning pedestrians paid little *eflclt, felt unable to do so * * After Man al@arrive all in what the #hort, stout man who! of unions Siieation to. bia wanderings The’ money for the new edifice # WEATHER FORECASY. * seeping ny 1 ME® o'clock last night Dooley had the floor war saying, | Justice Wright ae = neglected canine Ws largely in what were termed | ® | Fajlures. fers of trying to think of some icone | Justice Wright said that he would fix such a penalty as he was met tireeyear bonds, which were dis # Rain tonight and Thore *| FORT WORTH, Tex, Dec = iF, yoldipg sole for he was oe t Hard, }would deter others from following the examples in outlawry. anice tay oth aged pbs ng a oy og the con ; na fresh southwesterly #| By UO P—"it fe ie to be ote ve ch ze rg red in|, Rut fort rotfe yor ol Z rg vie-} He said he weuld endeavor in his decision to vindicate the be Jives at Third ay. and | éregation. These bonds were winds, Bp Bey bY \ Act ugh i grad to mother and | t0ry—tt_ made egies - rly power of judicial tribunals and establish the sup : b Sbohard sf able at a rate of a dollar a mebth, * fi Ai yik Via at ry le oe E ilttre lator he complaiped Pet™ Every otfnce of him went into | | tha A ast mats a ablish the supremacy must have been a wistfal, Not al! of them were taken, how, Rakkeaekakhtthhhthn make a siiccess at anything | pecniine ‘thé Only Pay he coyid And bie words, As earnestly as it ts 4 , fu the puppy's eyes, for when s=s==-see ea macapheasiinetinpemescsienentiaands ennstaniniens (0100, Hit possible to kill himpele was by ,Posslble for a m hime | Kindly woman stopped to stroke After penning this concluding no: jawallowing sig acd. At ditter. eet the labor } ark Miners Will Help Mitchell. Gripping coat, the dog enuggied }tation of a diary kept for twelve leng times during the night he wrote are 1 piled airenunssargi se INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Dec. 23—By U. P.—The United , as though he had found a hours, in which he was contemplat- 'of hig de® Weleacy sna. warned these oriole OF tia: Wraiie jy plenary wpe ig Sa a d at laut. ing the act, Patrick Dogley, @ regh-|Foeng men of whisky and bad com rer qaulantion . Huth str : sot adie lay mealies op ' mh . TORIES Brs. Williams simply could not dent of this city, ewalloWed a qlihn: |pagions, concluding with the expres coe Sateeeene Se plans for radical acti n behalf of Former ent John ay forlorn puppy to his wan. Oty of sae of garbolic acid at a railway ee q : : ull! Mitchell, one of the or leader , and slowly she made her ad ey Sera page Tosa Secretar any isclose the nature MOTHER 18 TO KEEP. teri ae pe May to police headquarters with tn by r arms, She reported the Convinced Everyone. Lewis he could make fs plight to Humane Officers eens weak } HER CHILDREN 80. dd # earnestly that they de How would you like to receive lhe convinced every man on that t two children for Christmas pres lila TIEN Cannontte t ' od hint a home dur FOR CHRISTMAS DINNER ould not go away and @"ts? | Countes: Pag © lane will wind wit I tt r log to # sald | These are the rite that will Case for the Custody of WANTS $10, 000 ing the last da t , or tay at police #d Mrs. Gene Hughes, who are} came, Dec —3yU. Pat EPOR LOST LOVE : alee af omer English Plum Pudding Williams held a oO} » favor of the Princess de , ~ 5 : 4: A complaint in a suit asking fc A > By Christian Volz, Chef Hotel Savoy at the Orpheum this} but contented . fe sketch en-| | puppy in tithes ppreasing fe . By a Gould, |g 1 for the alle of 8 his taler t nilse ir Fifteen years ago Gene Hughes r nateliaue, | tp of } 1 he ha \ ‘ was a prominent politician of in the sult hay I f t Be vy pinion, one of tt ound chapped bee SHOPPING Portland, Ore t the political | |for the custody of thelr children, 18 | pot) eee ye ’ > ‘ wheel was fixed and Mr. Hughes indicated today in the address be-| 4, , DAY BEFORE and the talented Mrs. Hughes! fore the court by Paul Matter, sup bi pleiitiif alleges in com CHRISTMAS: ought refuge behind the scene stitute public prosecutor, who ek | idle that he married his wite in Van Cleave Pleased only to appear when the show | pressed the gover ’ © | Duftalo. Y., 16 years ag nd T. LOUIS, Ds my U. F started | ease that the J. W. Van Cleave When Mr. Hughes left Port Aft COMMDES | tone He ' land 14 ago he ¥ 4 of the 4 count, M: | advice he matte father aft ht chit «ai Matte t arrange saiph At rs By Tommy wa old 4 fient we ve the ch a ‘ er ar r leter H a ee Mich the mathe, but under| seme rue eho : a® children tion of the court a pr ; int sagicn were ple i the Injunetio i with he stage career , e out thetr to protect them from the influence ALTOONA, Pa, Dec M failed ta fe af « the prince Mai Wa 1 tT me ¥ aw 1 hb i th jler si her did not “get around GENE HUGHES ible solution that 4he ehildren be | Jgly Miss Walsh was driving along In a communication to the Seattle | tar ng and the oiling ; heir children. Five, ten | ———————— cenegeerypigywprieeedl P°! Count Boni's mott Olaksoantry road er horee ame Commercial Club, the Central Lal wa throw ver him Ywt yesterday afternoon Tom-| and other whom they had not j jomped, falling in front of the fen- Harris, asks the club to use its in-| was cal and after the unfortu. LT wy weighted down with the|seon for 14 years ci par ruskan left BAM | dey of the car, which broke hor left finence to secure an investigation | gre nate man had been made ae coms snows of 19 winters, and Miss|yesterday was sqmething tha with cargo for hit) iy she sued the Altoona & Logan by the city of the rolling stock, sig-|paint shop at Howell anc fortable as posst? was removed f Helen, a maid of 2) summers, |touched severil heurts ; Valley Bisetrle railway, o of ‘nals aud all so-called appliance way, W i tat he W n ital sme up from Poctland, There And thowe ure the presente errr ; ad ah road, for $10,000 dama To the Seattle Blectric company. ‘The | thts’ mornir he expl \ i h Car were few in the andie nt ih Mr. and Mrs. Hughes have A a deter eS ubstantiate t ult she exhibited committee on municipal affairs will} gmail patent w heatir u-|roll is a bache ed is 65 years eum inst night that reallzed |recetved from Kris Kringle’s 108 |morning with curgo Ton | [the broken leg to the Jury cay port upon the subject. — |{us, He was heuting some water/ot ase fommy Ww Mixes Helen were | pac ; |