The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 3, 1910, Page 1

pSiar's Carrier Army Don't Hesitate to Phone si — } night. You are entitled to good service . 244 nL. 12, NO. SEATTLE, WASH., SATURDAY, DECEMBER R 3, 1910. ONE CE D ITORS OF THE STAR CITED F OR | CONTEMPT OF COURT AS RESULT OF } FIGHT FOR LOW FARES AGAINST JACOB ON THAINE AND NEWS STANDS be f 7 a] on | 3 ~F ‘| in iF - sin — Pi a EE a Ee ia | tl n in the Seattle Star on! pany against the residents of the Duwamish valley for] “That it tended to embarrass the admini he $ y con i and r of an editorial, 1ews | the purpose of securing an injunction against the people of justice and reflected upon the court and its 4 1 d in- j and a with the fight « of the |to prevent them from resisting the collegtion of the high| ings, and that each of s arti and carte te practiced, showed that invari- t against the 1 traction monopoly, the fare, holds that the publication in The Star of said/to embarrass and influence the court in its fina ection to corporation dollars ‘of The Star inaging editor were today editorial, news article and cartoon was contemptuous| clusion in the said cause.” rather than to human r ; afer conte irt by Judge Mitchell Gilliam} for these reasons: A part of The Star containing the articles and the The editorial, including the he zs, which is superior be hat the publication of the articles and the cartoon| cartoon complained of is made a part of the complaint. | complained of and which is printed in the complaint The complaint inst the editors of The Star,| “tended to prejudice the public to the merit of said The editorial printed on page 1 of The Star t The Star and the editors of The Star, is as fol+ Bdetailing the action brought by the Furth com-) cause (meaning the injunction proceeding) | November 23 is reprinted in full in the contempt com WHENEVER MEN CLASH WITH DOLLARS Presto! Courts With Their Accommodating Injunctions Rush to the Defense of the Dollars. THIS AMERICAN MOTHER is | HOLDS A WORLD’S RECORD we Beat Were Told to Raid Some Gambling Places and | Mare Others Alone—More Startling Evidence of Protected ) GeShown in Probers’ Report. inst the Furth There is one great, big, significant thing in this fight of tl monopoly That is the use of the injunction In every straight fight in this country where the dollar is in danger, the injunction is always rushed to the aid of the dollar. When the man and the dollar are opposed the weig! From Kennebec, Maine, to San Diego, Californi sumers’ battles with gra The people's rights in d matter But let a corporation be menaced with the loss of one dollar and its cause cannot be so poor but that some judge will rush to its aid with injunctions and restraining orders e dollar. in con- nt mublic ser to have it stopped? 1 would make my report that was gambling. The word} come back to leave it alone orders Or we would get word to raid such > Weave | and such a pla big fellows } € r—individual liber doesn’t ig Bb cn the beats and sergeants it rounds got de tub, Union the Glim clubs Mark Hanna, the greatest te acher of the use of thedollar in tics, said once: “The courts are formed nmote » buttress prop ights.’ Al Ryan, who,| t& uttres property righ : s 4 policeman, was} Mark wasn't alv moral, but he was usu p j Tl had paid the fare th the ra | had d was lega 5 ourt hi ifirm- ed; they had a right to be carried by the pub! r Phe ed hey did not want 5 howed mo trace of malice as he to obstruct traffic All they asked was that they < their de . a Then bang i On March 30 Ryan 1 a com b r « : ‘eport of all the Phe company me fares. It w ing the use of the car I 1 ever be re< find inepe | gained « (Continued on Page Six.) | The r oe ( | 1 ' } , i ' | bv , r American Fe¢ n r pen ight the Buck Steel | | uled \nd Taft e bench of the Unitec Mrs. Jane Morris of Jackson ee saint ¢ United County, Kentucky. ii ae M’KEE:- Ky . | Wh om Johnson, Clevelan fighting es, there were judges Mattie, Renton & Southern it charges more than a nickel te g in Cleve {1 with night t in their homes a bas consistent fa mtrary to its franchise “yon Johnson was fightir people of . time after t pr Th A e has G18 de time judges, superior ¢ i 1 1 by the fastest autos “oo : eg che to their judicial char tion , 1 r 0 y But there's quality as well as) Tabby-cate of high degree Because the company re few dc 8 Valley people Not | Tom-cats of long pedigree, ‘ 1 a peor Q pedigree, fecause tl oll night t been| Tig’rish felines, } Because the Dollar w ro officials ag ve in| (But no canines) | In every part,of the country the people are rebellious against the courts. A great part of this is due to WE Go Cheee fer a Sone the use of the injunction e If ev'ry dog has his gay For the co have le this United State not ¢ of unction { a quite| Who is it that dares to say— | And the injunction | Iw been used to t ur f nan evoked . Cats that swear on | ‘nar Gummo to the tection at th com-| Rep-uta-tion, } That is why the fight for lower fare in the Duwa mish valley is ‘only part ‘el the real fight. wated, On Arcade hall by the hundred The Shall not have their day at play? ‘ the D mis] nN ( fc i oric s arainst th 1 nctior state wie 196 amall to nesoumodil And that isn’t all. These many ag tg he real fi in the Du 1 valley, in Maine, in California, in Florida, is against the injun 1 and A A seed nis proceed from one the| @Rainst government by injunctior d four blocks the > Rae | ec we he | window sills and the doorway and | . ! ° jdotid wires 80) *\Hush, Little One! Seattle Girls sae Would Give No Party Like This! | Here’s Our Parrot Story No. 29--Rather Neat, Too mu? or Facix | SUICIDE CINC been | of Olncir € ™ more the noc th ha Ww { Hh . t of late, Prince,| ball map t D harsh Vv x have-tea i be 5 ent victor A Y t w they will have three| going t i he 1 I w w Sees ~y , A “Dear Agnes 1 sit down to attending t has « The « ee . af rh samed > { w . tea deer arour Swtts: yeu 6. Sow weneys. | ene sam " 17 dates | her ponsent h t But a look He e f eee have nothing against me. | don’t . ’ ’ | announced by the Cat Club.| ‘The girl mn their) A " r wy 1 } the 1 Rl had anti , having done you any " ’ 2 | There will be Angotas | brothers’ clothe ir hor an & mer i " t m } o his|B. H. t " - Mt shapes, an pp harm. Pergive me. Geetayee " ; : 1} | yellow-eyed » mice ssansinaters, |Caba will call for them and .they|see just how the party fs held ‘ Then } mped again a 1 the borna of ANTONE NELSON é a4? «| genuthe Hibernian’ pussie@ from t 1 W e, wh w a | Kilkenny (you've beard of the Kil Pot re! Murder! Sic V v th pg Belg Three days ago Antone 1 |kenny. cats, n't you, Quim op! ghetiatalhaielieleieielelaiele POST WILL tet tthe " Mave takaht hin ¢ the tt ‘ t to a hardware cine?) and ¢hampion cats. 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