The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-22
lI|f CAM BARS SH|P[tv.
4uE ATTORNEY CAy.0T PRACTICE
n THE POLICE COURT.


The publication In the Post-yntaffigencerl
yesterday morning ~ tire dfwrnaessi OF
eases In the municipal ceura ny Judge
Cam on motion OF Deputy Prosecuting AZ :.
torneY Fulton. involving as IL OH the ques-
fscE % whether the fudge and Atsarrev 4
n ships@y were partners. raised a lively
breeze argund the city hall ard police
headquarters
Judge Cam denies that he h d partner
Of Attorney sfipAsy. bat as he does not
desire 10 be- criticised ia his oEsscsai eapaes~
~. notified Mr. Ehipiey yesterday thar un-
der the circumstances ne mast rot appear
IN the municipal court, X Mr. shipaey
does not care 20 follow this programmes 1t
viii compel Judge Cam to secure private
Office elsewhere than connected with Mr..
6nIpIsyE Office
Mr.. enipaey and I are no. partners"
aia Judge Cam sI rsnt small DARK
inside room TIA; ss connected with ria
pnors. Ia fact had the telephone par in
- tnAf II woan nos he necessary 70 go
into Mr.. Shtpiey's Office ~ transact bgss-
nesa-
mr.. snipiey and ether brother attorneys
assisted me In ciesing up M business IN
TIE United States ard superior courts when
took once. IS found no time m attend
= II myreif. That comprises ali the tssIsi-
resS transactions I have had with Dir.
ohipiey, except To rent my office frpsn him
II have nassslsd Mr. Saipisy isae under
the circumstances be must noi appear IN
Z ny court. II he does i snail have 10 va
cate my private office ass8 secure other
quarters 4 DO not desire 10 nave peapie
cr.sicise me In my official capacity"
whsn auessfonea on this matter yesser-
day Attorney shspIey said:
81 had rather nat appear In the 7aanici.
pal court at al than 10 hav. al this talk.
] am not a partner ~ Judge Cams, and
do nos see any reassa for the Cansp satfSis
that Deputy frosaesst;aE Attorney Fulton
4A.1& - tart
1anff. I have been associated With Judge
Cam In few cases b9s - far being
partner with him tia; IL ridiculous. Mr..
Fulton etafez thar ne was told Tat after
the Hughes woman waS arrested her
friends went frxs 10 judge Came TO see
about fixing bali and then came 20 see me
j was supposed ~ lse Interviewed a:
O'Clock In the morning. Now the TRUTH or
the matter IL fnag ! never hesFd az tie
cass until ~ o'etock OF the morning Of tas
day that the case came mis in Quart II
seems as II ! ought ~ have been able 10
secure her releasf pending shs trial.
THE eniy way that ] can expsAl4 this
comm0ttnn Is fast have eueFeached on
the preserves of some one who feels as-
gfisyed. l have appeared In ihe m1nlss-
pal court three or fa9r times slnes Judge
Cam took the bench. La only enc az these
cases was the prosecuting attorneys office
Interested. The other caaes ssEe where
people were charged with violating
city ordinances. Trabai,iy have
appeared IN the municipal court
dozen times in the las three yeaFg. am
the same rs other ATTORNEYS, ee where
business calls me SOw regarding tie ne
case that / had Ia which tile prosecuting
attarneys ofnee WIS on she other side.
Mas the regular attorney for the people
who own the place where the estendAnts
live They hired ffe &c defend tAe Gaze
and thought nothing unusual about 81.
] stlli have that opinion.
Mr.. Fulton create. fakse Impression
WHEN he says that | have mo- iass pae
case tried against him by aur nf'ire Prev
iosss To the Hughes case thai was alsnsss-
Ell by AR, Fulton without trial. had only
one case"