Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-07-16
STRIKERS IN court
SUPERIOR COURT RESTRAINS The
STRIKING LONGSHOREMEN.
OFFICERS of the Union Are Cited to
Appear in Court Tomorrow. LOna.
ShOremen at Siade Docks Quit
This riorning on Flimsy EXCUSE
of fear.

AS stated in the issue of the HERALD
Thursday, writ of injunction was sworn
out that day in the superior court, and
the officers OF the Aberdeen Longshore-
mems Union were served that evening.
The writ, which was issued at the in.
stance of the GrAys Harbor Stevedoriny
Co., and is made returnabe tomorrow,
when decision will be made as to its
being continued permanently, reads as
follows:
In the Superior Court of the Stale OF
Washington, in and for Chehalis County.
9. f. Drake and II. Van Tassell, part
ners doing business as Grays Harbor
S!evedoring Company. Plaintiffs, VS..
Aberdeen Bfan:h Sailors Union of Pa
citic. and Wm. Gohl. Agent, Longshore.
mems Union Local No. 2, Charles Lar.
sen, President. A. Jones, Recording Sec.
retary, and NJ. Ingebreitsen, Walking
Delegate, Defendants.
This cause coming on to be heard upon
the complaint OF the plaintiff AMI motion
Tor temporary restraining order pend
lng hearing thereof upon notice and
ior permanent in junction in connection
herewith upon such hearing, and it APP
pearlng from the complaint that the
relief demanded consists in the restrain.
ing OF the commission or continuance of
acts during the litigation, which if
allowed to be continued or committed
would produce great injury to the plain
tlif, ana 1t further appearing that the
defendants are doing, threatening to do,
and about to do and are procuring and
are Suffering some act to be done in VIC
laton OF the plaintiffs rights in respect
to the subject matter OF the action as
therein set out and that such matters
should be restrained pending hearing
upon this temporary injunction.
Now, therefore, it is hereby ordered,
adjudged and decreed that upon the
plaintiff riling in this cause bond in
the sum OF $1,000 as by statute required,
with surely approved by the clerk of this
court, conditioned to pay all damages
and costs which may accrue by reason of
the issuance OF such temporary Injunction
that the defendants and each of them.
together with their agents, employees,
members and sympathzers be and the
same are hereby restrained and enjoined
pending the hearing upon such iuiunc.
ton, which injunction is hereby directed
to be made returnable to this court on
the 10th day of July, 1906, and that
pending such hearing the said defend
ants, their agents, employees, members
and svmpathizers are hereby strictly en-.
joined, prohibited and restrained from in
any manner interfering with, attempting
to interf ,re with, placing obstructions in
the way Of, using vile epithets Of oppro-
bious names, or aiding. abetting or seek.
ing to procure the performance OF any
and all OF these aforesaid things towards
the plaintiffs, their employees and asso-
ciates in the discharge OF the business of
the said plaintiffs as set out in the com.
plaint in this action, to wit in the load
ing and discharging OF water vessels or
in their going to and from such employ.
ment and that the said defendants and
each Of them, their said agents, en-
ploves, members and sympathzers are
hereby charged to refrain from the doing
or attempting to do any OF the acts here
inbefore enumerated, and they are noti-
fed that upon failure to recognize and
obey the terms OF this order they and
each OF them will be adjudged to be in
contempt OF this court and be dealt with
according to law.
Dated this 18th day of July, 1906.
MASON IRWIN,
Judge.
AGNEw Il ISRAEL,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
The stea mers Newbu g and Centralia
arrived here Friday, and the work OF
loading them by the Stevedoring com.
paHy is going on without molestation,
and it was believed Saturday night that
the trouble, SO far as the mills were con-
cerned was at an end.
But this morning the situation was en-.
tirely changed. owing to circumstance
exceedingly trivial in itself, but capable
OF being far reaching. Last evening
striking sailor went aboard the Newburg
and was ordered off by Private Watch
man Lane. He said he wanted to
see the chief engineer and was informed
that the chief was ashore, and was again
ordered off the vessel. The watchman
alleges that the sailor made vicious
lunge at him, which he lodged, and then
proceeded to put the man off the Slade