The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 8, 1910, Page 1

Don’t Hesitate to Phone ) The Star, Main. 9400, or Ind. 441, if your pa r per fails to reach your home regularly every night. You are entitied to good service. Star’s Carrier Army the whole city and the suburbs, you live you may have The Star to your door f per month, The 248. ON TRAINS AND NEWS #TANDS be. STAR’S “GOOD FRIENDS” TO THE COURT HOUSE { Tan Tue STAR CONOR tan ne 1 ve SEATTLE, WASH., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 19'0 ONE CEN you. 12, NO es “e 5 ev BALLINGER Pd ——— Down were THe STAR ness ry nunvs ous ponvuren Tessems Faeans ‘AR EDITORS au THe ST je wi OF US $a SAY we A TRHORALOIN CAFE Mert TT WURTS | Searrie LOAN SHARE ea de 5 Ee Tein. oes Vaoe sina BLES St PAY Fon 4g F A Pane —K y FIFTY YEARS BIG ISSUE. LL DIDN'T NCE! WHA a7) PROLOGUE. fs | Q, the noisy nickels fingled in the car conductor's hand, fe y As be trod the crowded aisle and pushed and jammed to beat the & We h no lese majeste system in this country, but band; We have INJUNCTIONS AND CONTEMPT OF| When the meek and lowly passengers put up a line o' talk ; ss slaelicbticabiaaiaeess COURT PROCEEDINGS | Fo dodge the double tariff, why, they were all put off to walk! Before Investigators, Makes Astonishing Plea Let’s look at the courts moment, and The Star will] Ben the passengers indignant, started In to sass the crew, That He Did Not Know About Open Gambling. | ©" ©#vor to justify the pos its editors, who have been} Mt the Plunderbund got peevinh’ and remarked, “Now that'll do!” en meer ited for conte by ‘ court of this county 4 “~ corporation counsel gave the passengers the laff Cost tP, Minas re ay Will Det ine O i E. . mayor of Seattle,; public gambling permitted? " are pa ’ the passengers remarked they felt the corporation's gaff! emp rocecedings gains ar i etermine Question mow there was gamblin A—1 don’t know as | ever rate ’ i a of Vital Importance to the People—Three Other Cases Also S | eermeted hi uld the ts be er sed or should they not?] Then there arose a din and sh . T. : MMe during May, June and rie ee kaew bs He wa ld aiatehiiadee tk dinkalithid thy bnnbent ankiliak Che avacl aa «cab a Gee neat, Come Up Tomorrow. BR did not know that the} ig “gy gas hp | ak os, sapere Roneatigg Sigh 4 . 1 : : PRES . . helopened up. He didn't need which cither forces or rmits the courts to ¢ in-| The gang declared it was about Four cases of tremendous signifi to the people of Seattle Sua Gsterday betore «| coil |junctions, invariably on of DOLLARS and against Pree. weet te eee are scheduled for t tomorrow in the superior court. : y before vil was probably right about! MEN? 3—S} : In one case set for afternoon the p of the Duwamish closed. this.) | MEN? wan a news} r be permitted to criticise the CANTO I geet. Shr bean oe the intimate f of Clar-| Q—Did you know of the exist-| ¥8¢ of this injunction process when such an injunction is tempo-| Ragtag and bobtall the notables trooped; | from resisting payment of whatever fare the Puget Sound Hiectrie d, one of the chief stock- | ence of wide open gambling during | Tary, Or must the aper keep quiet until the injunction be Jagtime and ragtime they formed in a group | company demands should not be ¢ € into an injunction. Mrs in the Northern « » greater part of May, June and /|cither ¢ at And merrily sang. | In the second e, set for 9 in the morning, Leroy “Gem knew more about the fer | July ‘ ELSA eee aS Btatesinen imprenst philanthropists, too, | ders, editor of The Seattle Star, and Hugh Allen, managin “editor, : than aay other man who ever! A.—No, I didn’t. jie ¢ answered—answered defi-| ‘Traction trust magnates who'd felt rather blue must show cause why they should not be punished for contempt oe eager . chair in Beattie! Q—Did you ever suggest to the | el ntempt cases against The} Joined in with the gang! of court because The Star editorially called attention to the great lection was the chief that he investigate and see| attention of its readers te | truth that in cases where men clash with corporations the injunc- ay for tmmoral women for| whether the rumors or open gam-| And here's the little chorus that they sang | tion is always rushed to the aid of the dollar we traders and gamblers bling were true? | Hoore We've got ‘em at last! third case, residents 0! P| ey m sald he didn't know about ga i alae weds iuey vences att wa u to note the fact Hooray! ‘They're nated to the mast! Fi ' ne pre se thee aie ae per pig Pots 4 being carried on during pen gambling w after I went} that ny nt matters that may We hadn't oughter | tion. The order enjoins them from refusing t pay the full fare tration in Sea orth (this was the famous first} or a nation, a court is liable tc i Give ‘em no quarter, j asked by the ttle, Renton & Southern railroad, and from remain- is part of his sworn t trip on the brewery yacht) and| in fter years, when the cloud of Us, have Star editors sassed! ing on the cars after being ordered off by the conductor, or from 2 came back here. I can’t say that I 1 technicalitic vy, ited P . . ‘ objecting by word, sign or gesture. pasar’ you ever cc heard of open gambling till I think|,; 5. CCOnicat avis pecan SPPeene Fane CANTO II. = In the fourth, James A. Dennison, manager of the Star Paint 85 Eapenatein) it was the Saturday night befor | So OF even Cri a Then in procession they formed in a line, | & Wall P: Co, who started the original suit against Crawford's of gamb the Northern club was closed up. In 1857 the s eme tes ruled that Plutes and the rest of ‘em cried, “This is fine!” | Renton ine to compel five-cent fare, must show cause why he les, Ih t y have talked h him| John Higgins told me. negro blood was a bar to citizenship. It ru that negroes : O, jiminy whiz! | uld not be punished for contempt for refusing to pay the éxtra re be ‘aceta gig hon Q—And you immediately ordered | were “so far inferior that they had no rights which the white What if The People are downtrod and sore? | fare or to get off the car after that refusal, according to company ald didn’t | it closed? b it t.” It ruled that they were “ ” Let's all join hands and just give ‘em some more affidavite. iiake to tell him what to do,| A.—Ye I think 1 did, That] face was bound to respect.” It ruled that they were " property Sure—ain't that our biz? | The effect of the decisions in these four cases tomorrow is most be knew what to do is, | told the chief to look it up| and not in led in the wor people” or “citizens” as used in far reaching. All the residents of both valleys who et away knew what to do all | and see what they were doing. the constitution And here's the little ditty that they sprang | will appear in court, be present at the hearings and by their pres- Q-—DO YOU KNOW WHAT HE Is f h today, d eit? Y f nor lament Hal Editors in jail! ence demonstrate their deep interest in the matter set for hearing. Toa told him when he was FOUND Pe , “ge 9 8 9 grain ce th let Diageo Tee-He They cannot get bail. |. The contempt case against the editors of The Btar, involving that there 4 be ne A.—1 DON'T KNOW. he or are decided on precedents far more ancient We tended to that! as it does the freedom of the 88 to t against legal abuses, << z saalieiaiinn _|than thi ©, don’t let the cat and to criticise courts, will be watched throughout t ountry. This | w, Abraham Lincoln protested against this sort of court Get loose now and show up his tall is the first time In the history of the state that the question has 40,000 ! I , He CRITICISED the ‘gt ba ‘jum Cue patrons been brought squarely to an issue, and there is no chance for a F SHE CAN PROVE THAT SHE IS ee eed ‘et a Ao ae Po FUGUE salaaie sonrep i HERSELF AND NOT HER SISTER), ; ane ea f sa pore ag porn ke fy Pull down the flag and put erepe on the door, The case will determine the legal limit to which an independent 4 ng decision in this famous Dred Scott case, It the] ‘Throw up your job, it's no use any more | newspaper can go in voicing public protest against the established “ITY aan tae e « ight of Di JARS against EN. Negr No use to squirm or to threaten or fight | order of judicial procedure. 8 CITY, Dec Hina On Mae tr Vie to abi eth a figh g 2 a n or fight Wade A riggs na ‘ % . " ks BigP re cMlagy > PER’ rt upreme court said so and that m Weep all you will—it’s Good-bye and Good Night! t will, in fact, determine whether or not an absolutely fearless oh Kansas ( who wonld r. The family fir k ROF ER TY. . tt ‘ vm om : | and aggressive newspaper can be muzzied. Prove that she ues ; as long as Daphne nd whoe ticise c rt a dangerous a - | a A ACEI Nee hs ees, wt 1 ’ . y mys (Foot Note) = = = <= MOM? sister. She is a M ve ae “ vere 4 That may be, the dickybird peeped, | Py of twin sist | I Fe a bit re ecist That may be, the dickybird peeped, . ‘Pl k Bs | a. resi “ Bot pease dant get gor Awful Mixu ucky Gir [ a few t bet r C ‘Cause there'll be a day | . i = oat 6 ' Coming yet, the dickybird peeped. H It R rap irsurigen agar otras PS . . alts Runawa Tag Sy 4. eet the iis Dred’ boot de] ' ——————|| in Chickens y > 2 > when, 1 ted astride her horse S k |WANT PAY F " ae MISTAKE? That hae NOT happened yet $15 000 BOX ions e overtook Black Joe, who ran F nakes at ft soy aah Well, maybe some fifty years from now we will read about ’ This is in reference to the pou bates.» “Once! 4 4 ! G HOU vovernment by injunction and contempt of court and we'll put | — | try " 1 . thieaie Ss ak . er: ep. & ; f President Taft ha 1 the tr (iy United Press.) | When a wi I as by A ect € the 5 it in the same class with the Dred Scott case and remark, “How | ,, nts out of the party aga | " | ay ause w n, Black Joe man- : eae i. roe n vsyhop at | Surgents o} ihe par mg MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. 8.—The tt » stic out for two miles BRITK; E, De ‘ ba strange it sounds today. | Judge Frater denied every a disappearance of a strong box quite ak acs Miss Brad. rt, a inde 1 at ¢ ==] vorce applications made tod ,| containing $15,000 from the of bah aber ‘ai the reing ‘andl ten : es veer seit Sse] QRGAN GRINDER | TWO ITALIANS {sins Ftc | Seman are won report te | = Sine aS, “Ste to b : e e Wapr ayy eng mye company here was reported to -—" h home. ! . rh aga rg b loug “Che araves, * the police today. Mystery sur cntene F sie! LEAVES $30,000 ta is ao he ou ive tention | ot te al erday 8 [ . I | The Seattle Electr company ca meat ‘. . o estets 7 Ttallar os ' paid up all its taxes without pre q he iges . f : 1 tr ie - “ " ; 1th 7 Yr i Meak | tomt for the yer 808, like commor SUES LOAN AGENT Ma ts in their ALTON, I Dee. &—Any one aor ar with ft 1 1 pe A a op folks have to dk ~ t t w A.G.H 4 , . ate an | ‘ he n f Dr. A. J. Ghig Gen, Lamping lostr ‘ : their head, |. " oa lars ny , he rt € e r age n the Orpheum block lea oe om nd oF t b are ane erif @ divided betwee cha and r police i for beer ne pe ae $ mself forth to the Ber " n-foot bull- , and 1 well-te \ ma til the |* moath v A ation conducted ct A bap ‘ Haller's pet then The propes ' f John Zig hat the: Ite Speaker t Co 4 n of the basement og | Monk ( oO Dr. Ghis has | ena “Hello I |. “We'll toan you $700,” they told] mers not to i John R ger, ex-city comptrol-| jp anw i . nformed the poll ce ‘ @o did Poindext im at Bart So $700 It was, and ot A! DO YOU KNOW DE WAELE? Biensburg—« é are | ler of und f urs & 0,06 tain of the idet of the | Sut remember, it hasn't happer D ed in addition to eae : : SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 8 Mtalled in the resld t | 1 . pose ii ed yet t for hiss watt) he returned from teens sat De Waele, Belgian vice consul at _ rigs adrgr ie ee eid $500 Reward Alaska. Before a year was up, Stein | pine ah & Bon * |} San Franc will leave rtly ’ ia be \* o I ne th fternoon of r rned but the trinkets had been | Rell; n for New Orleans to beco: D- THE WEA . a ee SENATE ADJOURNS a ‘ ard f ine” oa | old, Judge Tallmat will decide to-| Red-taced syn ‘ entativ the Belgian governs 44 Ay Peer gab * * the misc who dyna-| day whether he gets $2,000 from|q migt wa ih Bist nt ther ; ¥ HER $100.00 : fee OES in - WA GTO * 1 his garag terday wea instead turke were 1 to deat ; od nase r , qi xiay the * x (ity United Pres.) thinkir t another iy f ~ ; INDy ed to be | % Af 17 et MABHINOTON, ‘Deo. 8. — 1 HERE'S A WIDOW WHOSE Sty wae at ae | [ror » SHOPPING . 1 oo ul * ed, and n* WON, THEN DIED OF JOY. mates by the census bureau, based Kis8 IS WORTH $500 ‘ok ae “ 1 i |DAYS BEFORE ) with him, | oy fc «| LY M ( Pr pe Plete retu from all , oe ae with a “Ww I < |¢ HRISTMAS ' : ; sith gg * * ear bt ue pt eight states, place the popula-| ieee PORT, La ae 8 hn language, V L ! ~- Pye . s he au t death of tian he Unit at at 9 the dist t ourt tday Judge onal, commotic r Loaf Banana com-|¥ ¥¥ ¥ 4444S ER EMH OO Robe LB gard ae eae eatin Oe eee lA. J. Murff held tha kien of al pingliy the te a. | ipal place of ' | your dow " $500. : t attle nd e rhe ion wa red in the ed the ame and w jokin with qmslor | crimac faced cock fondur 1 onsidered ' P. pl T 1 ] his 4 * I< c Grac Against : | n ofe 1 lor w n he | c 1 Ja | Riplinge ee es on ria fail ead ' HEN THIEF DRAWS 1, K fo tmaster The , ‘l ; ‘ sy 4 | tt } hing of the lat oat LONG JAIL TERM {at Oil Cit his p was at|,, t} | r 0 but he take , WePeopion ihe Teal estate| SUFFOLK, Va $,—Pem |the postof that alleged of O° ak ay’ ane | ord for it that it is a8)}man a 1 of forge n the first) broke D, Gwaltney the “peanut| ROCKLAND. D 8.—Con- | fense committed, Mra, Hunter | jyqge be ttle rp out om 4 1 king” of Smithfle 1 Misa | vieted of steallr Plymouth | allege n kissed her | BS afternoo:, ; Riplinger and Willett are willing | Jud tt Mattie Womble of ginia Beach | Rock hens from a roost owned by | while he office. She Alki Hive No, 69 Ladies of tt FICIAL Fo, others in, too—that is, if is charged ell ere married here te The bride-| a neighbor, George Brown, a well-| sued 2,000. Maccabees will hold a baza 1 { th, FORECAST—4 others are willing to pay $100 a|p inder a forged deed to groom, a millionaire 4 years old, todo farmer of Vinal Haven, toda Tud ff remarked to Norn an] Rainfer hall, 1420 Second a i Md Frida ; eaterly wie - shar ere will be only 1,009\J, R. Seaborn for $5, | He made nearly all of his fortune in| starts serving a ning months’ term|that he looked old enough to know | morrow, from 2 until 8 o'cloc Re-| h he lar 1 t " h all %| Peeples ie out on $2,000 bail the peanut business in nine years.|in Jail better freshments will b rved out } y 4