The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 25, 1910, Page 1

Wiped Out. ETT, Wash. Fe the Great Nort waiter were slec| dlide 200 fcc -might's Orienta! and returned ¢ . but w oT Sax trains with © bat have p!« PULLED IN iaeks between Sky passeng SEATILE THEATRE OLED EWOAT WORK Stalled in the Cascades Near Tunnel—-Men { A snowslide near pet out a buakhouse in whic g. Both re buried alive nd 10 feet deep . ring k ish and Scenic ut of Seattle got far as his morning's ain return here this afternoon still stalled ia the rs are rovisions and f Crews Sent Out The sending of the bridge work oaded ere Is based on information at the are. % 1oeded| vaitvend offices that taamy of “the premeble carper bridges im the Caseades have been gpd wrecking @A05 wiped out by slides Aspects! train was. From Skykomish up to Scenic e the road is completely blocked by heavy drifting snow. From Scenic were to Wellington much of the track ng te covered by huge slides: % who were have wiped out all sem road ters of Mr. Moore wi hold College all republican speakers, with the gad Pine ets exception of Judge Moore, who has BEAU club howe been invited to make the leading piers, AE. Piarx, speech. Edwin London, who m Wy Allen, Geo. one of th » of the Ar nal nel}. W ick! nae st ’ " ting at the Columbia and Austin E Ball meeting friffiths and other republican Pudge Mocre, Aue « will fil up the program. L Eh Folsom, J arge number of prov t re Ciay Allen ' ry have consented act as the republica: oe ELIZABETH of Filigno W 8 to On Ordinances (nied Pr. NE Wish,, wet Fyn verdict Aelibernr Btatty Piizat, f the anti.¢ Dike vec, Viynn, w W WhO haw tye Fiat tore than t mother, } aT weeks 15, 8 UBder wr From wor, Nryinen Fecent 1 FLYNN, SPEECH, NOT GUILTY ill New te of the meeting WHAT DID THEY EXPECT?” (S TREASURER WHO LOOTED BANK Pree.) Coleman hesitated for a while Feb. 25.—Geo. | then repited ‘former treasurer of He What did y expect of a ‘amnbridee |* Men at eleven fifty a week? me Cambridge Coleman ts being held the pe Of having loot Hee fo 900 ball His friends announced that th raise the entire t and obtain his eS MARTYR wget tonte amount re} ane = ¥ FLYNN lect sccordar ton ca court last holding the SEATTLE SEATTLE, WASH., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1910 junction and Voting Will Take Place as Was) Planned. Th iteh nt be © with river od the waterway Duwan in| } tomorrow, original elee Judge Gilliam this morning legal obstacle election in the remo in the superior 1 the way of After arguments that oft day after consumed von, Jude Gilliam denied the application of ( Ki. Bussell and the Paget Mill com. pany for a temporary injuneth restraining the county commission ers from holding the election Judge Olam stated that he be courts should hest tate in tr ting with elections He deciared that to allow the elec tion to held would result tn nd harm to the complaining property owner After the denial of the application for an injunetior tion was made to Jw Gilliam for a writ ot review to review the steps on by the county commisai ® pre iminary to the calling of the « tion writ of re own vacant land near the Judge Gllliam granted the writ of review, and made it returnable in GENERAL STRIKE MAY (Ry United Pees) PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 25.—Ab thow general strike of union iu sympathy with the street railway employes who ar fighting the company, appeared re mote today, the question will > settled flaal ext Sunday at a great mass meeting of untontet The ence of armed men along the lines of the Philadelphia Rapid ¢ of riot, and more cars rated today by the com an at any time since the began turba nAK tlona today are that the authorities the situation alread wilt to hold be at in hand with the fore | duty Company Claims Victory. npany claim 2 victory os to arbitrate ite differ — rt ‘ city of Seattle Disorderly resorts and is at pow f the I ompany and Jwhich are numerous, accor ther ‘ porat t the right of referendum reports made to Judge Ror by the p review t he ocoupy the grand jury's ¢ 1 the next week. The grand jury th . ae the pows er supreme court de- morning was instructed by Judé cisions | 1 t fake howit { alleged facts, to grant fran- Ronald to commence an investiga Ichises at ns of their uking thon of the places that were selling; e start ome were “ i (6 ‘ liquor without Hoer and that} gr } so - rn ght by State were demoralizing the young men | ; , h e rally held in Arcade and women of Seatile hall, A ft t C pite of the miserable weather The court anid that complaints | at ir. Cott € 4 he ved up the had been made to him that numer a * th ttle Electric come ous disorderly resort were being | conducted In the city, A list of} ; Pa witnesses who could enlighten the | “The people of Seattie have | cil can grant any sort of street jury on these matters, the court | a right to know, and must railway franchise—surface, ele- aid, would be given it. He dectar| know,” said Mr. Cotterill, “that vated or subway—on any or all ed that he would not keep the jury | notwithstanding all that they public streets of our city for working on the subject more than have voted into their charter any period—5O years, 100 years ou week | by overwhelming majorities re or perpetulty—upon any terms The complainta of w ous | garding limitation and control or conditions the council may Gives wow being in operat r | of the granting of street rail prescribe, at any rate of fare, Beattlc, which are patronized by way franchises, all has been with or without transfers, with veung girls aud men, we byt swept aside by two decisions of or without common-user provi- the women's clube w ded | the supreme court of the estate sions, AND THE PEOPLE i tae ttn Ch emai of eam of Wash ». The first of HAVE NO RECOURSE! land dancing rink indicted | isions (Benton vs. Se “The right of referendum is T? lnc ructed | attle Electric compa . gone; every charter limitation investiqaic the sale of cig t | obtained by a socalled ‘test & swept away; EVEN THE igh ths eure bald 1 wee & értend case,’ which was in reality a COURTS CANNOT REVIEW fictitious, collusive euit. Max THE ACTION UNLESS Wardall, city councilman from FRAUD BE PROVEN, BE- A New York man tem ; the 14th ward, conducted the CAUSE, FORSOOTH, IT IS A tha * wife had married him: for pretended litigation in behalf LEGISLATIVE ACT! apite. Bhrewd worn of nominal clients (M. P. Ben Thus saith the reme court of eae: ca ton et al.)}, who wanted to lose t tate of Washington at the the sult—and did. The Seattle t st of James B. Howe, at Electric railway, through its rney of the Seattle Electric com- able counsel, Mr. James 6 and Scott Calhoun, the pre Howe, in effect directed both med corpor 8 counsel of the AAT OIE sides of the suit, and it had ty of Seattle been agreed in advance that Makes Comparison. k STATE SENATOR GEORGE F. COTTERILL. | the Seattle Electric railway r 1 noe geben! * hs a % should pay all the costs of both e uimination of the great } sie sides. Although the city of Se ery contest in our nation was ~ attle wan the chief party at in R ib ze of the Unit- 1 terest, and the suit involved be - court, which | the people's rights with refer i nder the name ence to franchises as set forth the “Dre sion” By their city charter, the cor ee a slave « t could fol- poration counsel, Scott Cat ow his human property wherever houn, with a corps of able le the A can flag iioated, seize the ga! assistants paid by the peo. (Poor slave who wa king his ple an aggregate of many thou ‘ reedom, and herd him | 2 sands of dollars cach year, nae sh of the slave driver's j a rae made no appearance in defense and the law of the land, back F; ‘ of the people's rights, and al t # ¢ % ane nacies. Protests Filed Against the g f TRAGKS uae Gar ascents tae 1 wo deci our state ‘ consummated by default . » the and the | Service so Far Have U, ' y Swing a. Heth! ehanlal can Had no Effect. “ poses dave pr onopoly manipulation and official on . \ ? alt ie, is + o a them . Cle agra antl — © Be with me orable as t Scott Calhoun de- Ex-Governor Moore Aglmit-| Sitch ttitenan ot tho Mats a [to it with his characteristic Ian- | cisions they are his. indeed; ted the Fact, Saye Spetlinn nt cab +L ypcamin lan ache a guage, os 8 tte aac om He x at by del berate, Gafani the " Walk home jast might in the wind vermitt o go by default, a And ter the ‘Dred # cial Agent Jones, on the agi driving rain when the Madiean T NEEDED emcee a a And as after the Dred 8 ; t De; vent wn m The cena ge ot y a past | cle “ cle ‘om’s Cabin’ Stand. aad cows we BE ne January his determination to make shat Browik, came LAR Hy United Pres.) agen aiey as it! city Eng RH oT on decision gain these betrayed rights, and WASHINGTON, Pet i gE a alee ; n ree at t The Other Cace f t mancipation Agent Hor jon . ae tan | tng ‘ 8 ' Se Electric monopoly © with th strikers s " ! rn fn BRO ane i ' A i f : ' ' ity government , ' home or take & roundabout try ' are up in the company mae prong twotrack t tem on Rainier a C bee & i an ne oe workingmen w \ ny a tervenor Did M tay, March 8, under the os m is mad y 4 a ine P Work Wee ae ' k 7 “ . Scott Calhoun deci ompany undreds of men a ' gover Bundreds of them \ ; 1 « of Seattle will otherte cet fang ve ‘ nachos | el ' ht y : ? 1 1 A mayor and city eteihe . t to uree eter the limit wive ne H t “r and a of fran pe ike. Wet & watery heridan ¥ A green hand a On t the ; “ I nt t 8, Aft nt Tuesday we the “ n r aid to opp n eov power house t cat ™ A be . ck th \ until after pla 1 . ‘ond. Pate rr ftid ‘ o " i stolen ng with the atrih the « 1 net W the counefl | R & « 1 generations to ; corporat mmitt h att f int Burface Care Running the first th ole ‘ LURTON SHOWS IT’S A FRAMEUP”’ HIS HAND HOW SAYSLAFOLLETTE Y STON, D. C., Feb, 25 as allowed today i ; the United art in the case of c D. Heike of the ja yhing frauds. plea for immunity wae de tly by the New York nd the act today brings * ectly before the supreme ton in @ recent ap f President Taft's who title of “Private Car’ Tenn oe os @ result of ection with the Louis raitroad. |! Hy United Prove. LADISO ' \ La I " itor it paper to furniah mater to be used | Cannon allian entinent has turned against the AldrichCannon management te .dopting measures that are herote Ronald to Stay in Session and Investigate Seattle's Dives. AN EOPLE’S RIGHTS LOST TO THEM THROUGH COLLUSION OF SEATTLE’S CITY OFFIC DUWAMISH TO GRAND JURY | HOLDELECTION TOLD TO 60 TOMORROW. -SLUMIMING House Buried While Asleep-—Miles of Judge Gilliam Refuses In-\Is Instructed by Judge SENATOR COTTERILL SPRINGS RECOMMEND THE TAFT- My WAGHING e*nate comr meroe today the passage amending th taw, accordi tions of the An i SS THAINS ANG TANDS Be. oN nw ALS | SURPRISE AT ARCADE HALL | Shows Up Connection Between City Officials and Seattle Electric Company—People Without Power to Review Acts of Council. ame in f Se r af hey neht unsel of the SOCIETY SNUBS THE MILITIAMAN ELKINS BILL United Press.) ATON, Feb. 26.—The rittee on interstate com decided to recommend f the Taft-Elking bill @ interstate commerce 1g to the recommenda though t at of Alki P , president Valla Wall ox ne bo wll he delit ‘ For the honor of Seattle, for ought tha ‘ d nol nd conniv of on and |her good nam®, for her financial ciate with ¢ n militia uid corporation nsel, Mr. Sec edit, for the salvati f her ate Um Andy! rivates, and as al militia. J) Calhoun? franchise resourc WH saiahs . men are ¢ O far, OX ‘Thanks to this combinati ly plunder, 1 charge y that on $1 ‘ cepting ¢ Weyerauch, the of Seattle Electric monopoly Tuesday, March 8, Seattie expects bay og: 008 LE trouble | greed and official betrayal of | every man to do his duty for Moore trust, our mayor and city coun and good government.”