The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 31, 1910, Page 8

COMMISSIONERS TO IGNORE COURT In spite of a restraining order Issued by Judge Frater prohibiting the county commissfoners from A holding « ring on January 6 on the vacat! a portion of county ; road No ar O'Brien, the com- : miasioners yesterday determined to Ygnore the order, contending that if the court had no right to interfere : with thetr daty William PF, Cochrane, rancher, got out of the order on the affidavit that hix only ingress and egress Will be cut off t OUR DAILY BIRTHDAY ' PARTY. x Bmile Loubet, who was president & of France 1899-1906, is 72 years old i today, His eco f nomical and ef- | i ticten dminis tration did much to put the repub Mean form of government on my the firm basis on Hewhich it stands in France today The son of a farmer, he stud. and finally « execu tive was by the middle class, which did not want the Emperor Naps and the King Louies to come back, FRISCO BARS He! supported .___BAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Dee. S"Freedom for all, bat license Rone,” fs the way San Francisco Will celebrate the new year, accord ing to Chief of Police Seymour to- Gay. Hoodlumism ia strictly labored, but otherwise “go as far Bs Yuu like,” says the chiet. Another Dr. Mathews Beginning January }, Rev. Jobn| H. Mathews, who for the past three | yeare was Congregational city mis sionary of Worcester, Mas be superintendent of the C tional Sunday Schoo! « Te OR Oe ing Society for and | Northern Idaho. ition was held by Ri for 4 nearly 25 signed last July Rev. Mathews has establis headquarters in the Eilers but TODAY IN" HISTORY December 31, 1460, the Red Ro: commanded by Queen Marga met the White ; Rose om 4 manded by the Dake of York, at Wakefield : bridge The Duke of York : thought he would 4 ke to be king instead of Mar. garet’s husband, Henry VI, but Margaret's soldiers took York pris- oner, and cutting off his head, hand ed it to Margaret, a la Salome. of the Duke of York's sons was killed that day, but he had two the fortunes of the next batt it turned out, put Edward, who was not killed, on England's | throne, as Edward IV. and the} White Roses were then the thing. New Year's Sermons rs day will be cel rat | One real le churches tomorrow 1 musi 8 oad t sermons review year ; and forecasting Kt. Rev. F r Tacoma o| Zinn will 5 St. Mark's a al pre An elaborat evening ND PARR S FIGHT ATTRACTS WHOLE COUNTRY, Below The Star reprints a few of the hundreds of news articles and editorial comment eae newspapers of the nation 4 eden with the contempt proceedings instituted by or Gil- AEW YORK ELITOR %* PUBLISHER fermnamee “CONTEMPT OF COURT. EDITORS OF SEATTLE STAR SENTENCED TO IMPRISON. MENT FOR CRITICIZING © *R contest between the cour vial import © newspaper of national bo grow out of the action of Superior Tudge Gilliam in giving jx seatences tw the © te of the Se « Star for ow at owt. vot of eriticiens vethon by the | T case gree the use of the by) The Stor ing to leave the © Webster tract creased fate td that as temporary, the cate was ing. and ruled 1 have o rig in a pend ont fran RecoRD SEATTLE NEWSPAPER MEM Wooetemism) ; Fi FEEL HAND OF COURT SS) norton AND 103 ASSISTANT “| SENT TO JAIL ow 4 CON TENPT CHARGE #) \TTLE. eS om FRESNO TRIBUNE NEWSPAPER TO TAKE FIGHT TO HIGHEST COURT \ MANAGING EDITOR ANO EDITOR | SENT TO JAIL FOR CRITICNS = | ING INJUNCTION Beattie, Den 17 toy, Bae? Given 6 By the Angeinated PFeee Geattie, Wash Dec jf Judge Picholl. Ollitem tow fre chores ot sonterepl Gal MO tuted when the paper eritictned the Colrt ta eoamection with wrenting to the com PAny restraining the peepie urbs from resteting the © collect the regular complained w: aes &.hinlttey SEATTLE, Wash |cane the use of wanters, cir oF SENDS A PUBLISHER 0 | wit Manning Maier Goo Wik Hip fob Offending Henitle Court eeatrir * SAN FRANCISCO EXASUIMER liam against The Star’s editors. which Judge Gilliam resurrected 10 PROTEST INJUNCTION NEWSPAPER FiGHTs FOR PEO. * PML ADAINGT TRACTION fO®. @ERS AND JUDGE 6 Pow. A OF MIB OFFICE To _ FLICT PUNISHMENT Hed Pree He Wash, Dee. 17. —Por ert f the injenetton b¥ dere, editor ot thr sdateuced to four “the tm jail: Hugh Atlen. manag tor, to one month. an ve, to pay a , tds Mite val gee wer the reiuit of Zos ANGLES EDITORS SENTENCED IN PEOPLE'S FIGH SAN FRANCISCO NEWS IT’S A CRIME | DUMIYERPOLIS. TRIBUNE SACRATIENTO STAR SBATTLE BDITOR ant TO JA Adjudged in Contempt for Criticteing * I= For eritiels our 1h Reppection OAKLAND ) TRIBUNE EDITORS APPEAL JAIL SER SEATENCES THROTTLE PRESS aterrs. . Dec. 11 Lahey W PELMANER tne Tom EDITORS No newspaper fight during the past ten years in behalf of a great principle has aroused so much interest and astonishment as has the present af an old, obsolete law in an effort to throttle independent newspapers. SEATTLE JUDGE WOULD ‘The eliation for contempt of oa the Beatle Sta,|followed, the court Holding that ba ne amaiday inaateseed to four|mueh as the injunctions CINCINYAT/ =PosTr Onmana OAiY Lens GEATTLE. NEWSPAPER ot been eh amye {1%h AND HERALD _ EDITORS FIGHT ATTRACTS WORLD Seattle Star + Preptitels Given! Jail Sentences for Criticizing Coyrt’s Injunction. — STATEMENT WRITTEN IN JOURNALIST'S CELL Both Men Say Cases Will Go to Seattle conpeeuelin Fave Highest Possible Appeal Cell tot oan Action Wel Med SENT 10 PRISON Tribunal, > ARE PUT | | judge Holds Thom Guilty of “% Br ae . @kaTr’ ~ of Four Months. ! SAN DIEGO Sur IN JAIL! New api pevian iien Senteroed for Daring to: Cvriticizé Seattle Court. yer in shit \ ‘tion nod conteme CARITICISED “ON ES 1 tempt and Gives One Sentence ne 4 ootuph cones ageinet the editors and Star were al appealed The @ter aay the cees will be carried 1 be highest court possible in an i wor to bring the vee gf the in- {| * somrt inin TELLS WHERE THE STAR STILL STANDS | [et Pueblo CHIE if, EDITORS SENTENCED TO nit % Beattic Evening Sint ting of Injunction ik TIAN te J a 70 KEEP UP FIGHT S/ oux Faces ARGUS iB ee eee ot | ' Alon with the grentt SUDAE MITCHELL OILLSAM OF SEATTLE ils rhe PN J I crrttngerny inane te roma IM OSES PRISON TERMS ON TWO OF STAR s) EDITOR All ia apie STAPF FOR “CO MPT OF COURT” BE. Tmprisonment Can Not! e if hor Senders, Py CAUSE THEY CRITICISED INJUNCTION Prevent Way on Strrét! gy ein ton PC | - PAVORING CORPO ON Railway Extortion. ‘ Sovcag a Tei ak eiunelions ; mee of Smad oF So a ges SS een me | “ SPOKANE PRESS IMPRISONMENT OF EDITORS AROUSES STORM OF PROTEST FROM PUBLIC: SEATTLE, Dev. 18 ~-A oF rm 06 peotente trom ¢ at poner Pridey for contempt of court. The Fremest Bryiiy mmending the editors aad pledging (em their uimice, of the traction treet ee Dave Poured into the Mar off! at CB Court cocisions. oftere of Delp have *qaneing of two editors of Pansed 6 |.000-word rer Dewemisn valley, now ot From all over the coon 6 free press and the rigkt (0 grt Inco the legis! 2 Mate Aratiod #1 LEW/STON TRIBUNE EDITORS 10 Jl joerrer avin Torn IN CON. MELT OF CUURT CRITICISM OF PENDING CASE Kevipoer Mow Akwownne Witt Cagry \yowel to U, %, Sapreme Coan. _—— Beatile, Det, 16 pur Olitiem in the King pew retry tale 0 atjececd dere, 40 neatth everiton paper, Herat Ady ina rd (or, nd the y- tompary in eyotgne Bendre 9 sponte o7 DENVER WkWS oe font & futon the wieht tn tow ble pew =: 5m ore wthtied (1908 Hy were ejected by ‘a lite} sme Anemds a Wea} to tour monthe tr managing ou tnirty deve tebe United Prese Toased Wire.) @ elty ad from cutee herve piiee SERALEY SOEPEMIOENT Star in Trouble for from editors ant ome te trim tndixiduale, tan aga tre from profi.re tp & tat ple saree the Duwam' “-eAer®. Star edie with AANSAS Ciry STAR SAN DIEGO Susy ©» vane’ COURT FINES NEWSPAPER on) ae PRY ie Bc ya Co,onaoe Reiiore ut Henrile Krented Sree Aay PUBLISHER 4 mas HERALD tedae 09 Cootomet of Senet ood " OETIOCRAT OPATTLE. Wash. Dee M=Por crit “+ cot im eOmRECKION jonetion te te Puget Sound sectric raliway, LeRoy Senders, publisher the Beatie Prening Bier, we: 4 im contempt of cour Sharing People’s da oo, —— San JOSE. PUERCU URY - lcount tanps garp ~ on! ay ' ik CAATTLA svanipe BTAR 3 tee = eons CONTEMPT” = 58 iii | FOR ATTACKING COURT; - fo" uc cmemn | BB I: —— . Inintetion. FA es Leroy Sanders and Hugh Allen meat of Star Publishing Company 5 a? of Seattle Sentenced. emma |,al FOR THO COURT CRITICS | Both the Editor and Publisher of ;| Seattle Star Sentenced for Com- ment on Injanetion Action. For ertit SEATTLE, W ash, Deo, 14 QDEMWER EXPRESS EDITOR ALLOY UL Ie See They should be the strongest minded men in the of tur vr bates Ra WHERE 18 TOGUS FINGERLESS WAITER | Sigg pa V roG Me,, Dec. 31.—'T OV GARDINER, Me., Dec $1.—Al re ommitted self-destru ng board of a local in ite wough he has no finger on either | just learned that } q ued an order that tr { hand, R Stalling who works in| ledo his owt tor wt not wear red neckties, use| William Footer's cafe here, is said! M, Ge n separated in ty ume hair oll or sport corr t popular waiter in the | moni § i] 5 TWO EDITORS IN CONTEMPT} : First Christian ch Sunda Crittetam Per <tnecte Watha Fe t night. A special song service will} 5 be directed by Prof 5k i Seattle high shia | Seattle Btar Men fen morning sermon, j SAN FRANCISCO BULLETIN tenced for Oriticising ' ey Use of Injunction. | —sOBREMER 1S BURIED! © FITORS APPEAL |= — ea THEY WILL APPEAL i The funeral of William Breme | | wae commons fou of ne m, ed ¥, ” | got amar a itetorin, (oh Case to Be Carried to the was paid. yon rd f L erserig, warm, pp Highest Courts, if Nec ; ‘The entire cit fe essary, It Is Said. ne —-_—_—_—— 4 trib. Be Oniied Vreee Lae 1 man BEATTII® cist ' copal diocese, Interment took = cemetery CARELESS FELLOW LOST Hi6 BRIDE AWF EARTHQUAKE NOTED | HANNIBAL Gals Des Se aaa his ta ent eevawer BF “yg pet 0 hi as and opent The bride t on tran whe ode, at le up the It was 4 a. m.| atlantic abtp by orror and 1s now on |sweethourt at da Wein ds} The. po i the beat woke|her way to Liver Russell fol-| They had bee el ae him up lows Monday to bring her back fa SAN FRANCISCO CALL ° EDITORS BENT TO JALL. Grattie, Dew 11.—Th itor Baundore ao Allen 6f the Beattie gellty of contempr superior e'; b row \ erent | i of (WUT: t eritie Lenco to pail for'to col \o ‘te Senter ) ir Let us suppose that vou were about to be hanged; Se " that you had heard, ‘hanged by the neck wotil you are dead, and. may God have mercy on your soul,” pronounced by the judge on the bench. Then suppose again that a restraining order or in BUTTE AEWS EDITORS IN CONTEMPT Junction or whatever the particul legal phras night be, had been brought into use in your behalf by ome means or other that your life, temporary, and perhaps permanently, be saved What would you do in that instante? Would you sée fit to lie quiet in your cell and merely wait until afiother court sitting should dec id your fate for once and for all, or would you shou to heaven that all men might he hat you ! @ay in your own behalf? You would shout unless you were a human monstrogity. You svould call uy on the judges, you would call upon the people, yo would call for members of the press and heg and de- mand that you be given a hearing. And yet yon ty ee would be doing this while re-consideration of you, Seattle Star Made Fight i in Bee = ease was pending : half of Working People Genilenlen of the legal profession may, perhaps pie out a differente in the application of law betwoon the instance cited here and the instance ai the Seattle editor who protested when a civil case waa hanging fire. But the cut and dricd facts that the Seattle editor was making a protest while ¢ Age ainst Street Car Co, COURT ENJOINED THE PEOPLE; ROW WAS ON wna , - chance remained that his cause might reecive a fa Editors Declared That Courts vorable «onsideration at the bands of the court, Wor in Fight of “Man Vs, Money’ this he was jailed, What are these judges of our'’s supposed to he? Line Up With Money,’ pir while in uniforn state ‘| sands QETROL 7 TIMES EDITORS SENT UP FUR CONTEMPT OKLAHOMA = WVEWS EWOPAPER Ml -ARESENT TO JAIL: CRITIGISE COURT Publisher and Managing Editor of P per Which Takes Stand Agaift Corporation, Given Penal Sented - ---Paper Keeps Up Fight. 17 Of.) Séattio, ~T jDieher rate |pmoy charg, that the & ry Seattle, Wash. , Dec fietele of the, Beattie Star Pub- Hehing Co, today declare they Will take to the supreme court of Sates, if necte, wary, the cases of Leroy Sanw ere, publisher. and Hugh Allen maneging editor of the paper who were sentenced to fail yest je” for contempt of ates THE TACOMA TIMES ans WOULD YOU HANG? country, And let it be said wit joieing that may of them are, as it may be said with just ox wel Be pret and disgust that many of them are net Has the time come that a nun mun what he considers justive wl a sl mains Within him? Was that the »s breathing hot from the mer ’ tion of this country? Hadn't tl hadn't they bled through tyranny of ever for their d woukl con ould wart order that a judge should perchanée he could pot clear-mindedly and with jystice considé all phases of the case? lf it be a fact that the inj n has repeatedly hen rushed to the aid of d a pst men—and If has been done with a cold-blooded which h oven made judges themselves wonde is it 4 erune should a man point ont this fi ut 4 from the house tops, if neee 1 The American people, whatever they may think of a man's policies, love him if he stands like a rock ind says what he thinks and hands down deeisions) with the firm conviction tliat he is doing the right thing. The American’ judge should he the greatest nstitution in the backbone of our eivilization-—bat vw should be a man willing to let anofher mean ony his sav while that man be the re ts a vent hope left for the eause in y half he figl If you were to be neck hanged 1 would make yourself heard —if you were to bi ation banged you should haye the same right { SATE BE A STW He err eee em MARRY BY MAIL ILEDO, ¢ De 1—It ha YORK, D L at one of To-|t ' ompanies rent citizen J l ( Kk, th Arctic &@ nel owner of 5 tri-| var ums to 4 vefore Oe bure ud has aid NOU | ca No reply yet fom to wed by mall courtship ear-explo