The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 14, 1913, Page 10

THE STAR—BRIDAY, MARCH 14, 1913. as A WORLD OF PAT srt AND TRAGEDY IN AN HOUR IN THE CITY’S POLICE COUR By Fred _ Boalt under D he leh Those ovep on at Tay To showed ight, wo | brought him In.” opium smokers. i: aes On eft, as Vou face the bench, are policemen and detectives "Mg dent Fem ember what happened,” says the prisoner, finding You, the average man, have heard of the police court many times,| Walting to testify, Before the I h te the trial fable where wits the his voice at last.. “If your honor would give me a chance, I'd——" Another name is called, co A he y brutish man comes eread in the new ors of happenings there, but you have hever boen | Prosecutor and gc y! sel for the if the neo ls lucky enough “Five dollars,” says the court, It means jail for the tatterde be fe a er. Hin wife t e these for the ml. s Ten me newep ou Dave Hever Heeh! to have counsel, Lawyers @yd re 4 loung ut | mation A nelghbe flew to having wos Jer bit hin witg within its walls. Over on the Ri ie an a n beyond Ich In @ long, wooden Not always foes the court tur t ra “chance! bro r tentifion te ae ¥ strike hie mage s e i Tt te nc ery ¢ rt. It {8 a court for “bad” people, bench againat the wall, Here atts mall fry the police net ha Mg, and not a fr & wtranger er _nelghbor a © *.w the man | sery It is a oc drunk and thieves and wantons and unfaithful | edught In the fon the day b and willing erally gets the anion o lg ode a be) bes e h, you find tt agree with Elbert Hubt The wife in called. Her's ts a ‘ ‘et, and who ey, sebo | husba x wives and 1 And speed-mantacs and an cal mood when He sald th 1 was apade | The “drunks” are dispoted of. A name t ad a young man| cow in hysterics or tears? Did her ‘her with s pool macq ® y ' from the spectator the rear and cor wadr to the trial| deprectatory shrug of the shoulders M & husband ae Th \ ol < fe view +..5 8 Bee table to sit beside ht Me a b studying--a natty ith a broom? And the weantling? Yeu what ft @ tla she? of huma " 1 yc eliey 18 are weak “Edward Connore!" calle the prosecutor, with a finger on the ing man with refined from a ncant And the Mltiro It Ie fPue he chased poms “0 or v logenerate, or cruel plain cussed first name on the docket A dete uye he found the i all Yet ¢ « « { A tatterdemalion detaches himeelf from the company on the and the " ing opium a Appealing eye ery court ie often ened bench, and advances to the rail, which he grips hard to conceal the client that the young man " % | Edn get glimpses—and wit trembling of his hands. and has me " fled, it ts enough, good emotions, such and the spir You are charged with being drunk, Gulity or not guilty?” It is true,” saya ee sacrifice only hate and distrust The prisoner essays speech, but his throat ls dry and the result but, ve rarely, and he and all wu le a husky wheeze. \ How #oon ¢ h 1 , A recess is taken eo that the court ma 407 #8 case ing This those hours “Were you drunk?” | The attorney for grace until the ng morning, and tt) The public ls not admitted, and it is we y and by a girl om “ee ee | An affirmative nod 1a allowed of the judge's room, her face scarlet with shame, and escapers ghted on one side by basement windows. | “He pleads guilty, your honor” says the prosecutor. A detective confides to a reporter He's a crook, but I can't] side door. She is followed by an older woman, bent ang eon irdon, a short, thick man, sits A policeman takes the stand He testifies in a monotone it prove anything on him thie time weeping and placid, but hie eyes! ts for him a familiar and tiresome business ce € 8% Judge Gordon ars and returns to the bench, » look into the hearts and “Picked up this man at Washington and Occidental, He was It Is an Interesting sidelight on criminology that nowada “Call the next he says u Would not care to tell a He very drunk and wouldn't tell me where he tived or what his name | or nearly ail, really firet-class crooks, especially pickpockets wit the mill grinds on ‘BECOME AN ATHLETE IF YOU WOULD DIE YOUNG, vee SAYS MEDICAL JOURNAL The wubmart © call exe ©. 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