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Arizona republican., 1908-01-04
LABOR LEADERS JAILED FOR CONTEMPT OF COURT
Found Guilty of Interfering With the
 Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Go.

Helena, Mont Jan. 3-Judge William F. Hunt, of the federal court today gave a verdict of guilty against three of the four Butte labor leaders on the charge of contempt of court in Violat- ing an injunction of the court restrain ing them from interference with the operations of the Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone company. Joseph shannon received a sentence of ninety days in the county jail: William Cuts was sentenced to ninety days and a fine of S250; A. F.. Edwards was given ninety days and $100 fine; R. C. Scott, the fourth defendant. was discharged. During yesterday the defense contin- ued it's testimony to prove an alibi for the accused men. Among those who occupied the stand were shannon and Cutts. who testified in their own be- half
 In rendering his decision the judge said God gave man his hands and back. and the right to use them as he pleases. It is an inalienable right that no power can take it away from man: no power can compel him to work and no power can compel him to stop working if he desires to work. When man. or any set of men take it upon themselves to say that they are law and defy the process of the courts; tu defy police authority. to upset the theory of established government; to upset the very base of society in which we all live. there |. is a power which will come to the rescue of the man who is wrongcd in that way, and that power is that which protects you. protects me and must continue to af- ford us all protection. else tine gov ernment is destroyed"
 shannon was a member of the first legislature and is now president of the Montana branch of the Western Fed eration of Miners. CuttS is business agent for the carpenters union.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-04

feet on prices in general as any of the larger developments of affairs. ten per cent decrease in the net earnings of Pennsylvania for November made strong impression and affected the feeling towards railroad stocks in general The Louisville and Nashville showing was even poorer, the net re- turn being cut in half for November. Speculative support centered on Read ing and that stock turned the market upwards. The call loan rate went no higher than 10 per cent today and the closing was easy. Bonds were firm.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-04
METALS.

New York. Jan. 3.-There was sharp break in London tin. Spot closed at CHS los and futures at SIS los. Locally it was weak and lower in sympathy. quotations rang ing from $26.OO@2 26.50. Copper was 2s 6d higher at e61 12s Cd for spot in the London market with futures unchanged at e62 5s. Locally it was quiet and unchanged with lake at S12 62lad1S.S7le. electrolytic S13.5OG 1875 and casting at s13.25d135O. Lead was unchanged at e14 12s Cd in Lon don. Locally it was quiet and 2l2 points higher at S3.60d3.70. Spelter advanced 2s 6d tO e19 los in London. The local market was quiet and un- changed at $4.3014.35. Iron was un- changed in both markets.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-04
INDIANA RIoTiNG.

Muncie, Ind, Jan. S.-Rioting has been resumed. The street cars were started on the regular schedule at o'clock and were not molested for several hours. Then the crowd at tackled two cars on the outskirts shortly after ten o'clock. Stones and missiles drove off the crews and the cars were completely wrecked. Fifty arrests have been made. The jail k nearly filled with rioters and orders have been issued to arrest every mem- Der of street gathering containing more than three. Two of todays riot CTS were badly hurt. One was cut in the throat with knife.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-04
OHIO GALL
 DISREGARDFD
A Statement Issued by
 Senator FOraker
He Will Not Be Bound by the Action Ot the Com mittee.

Cincinnati. O.. Jan. 9.-A flat re- fusal to be bound by the committees call for the state republican conven- ton which is to name a state ticket and select delegates at large to the national convention, IS one conclusion reached by Senator Foraker and an nounced in d statement given To the press tonight The primaries are for a test of strength between Taft and Foraker as presidential candidates. The method provided for in the off cial call is sharply criticized by Fora ker in a statement, in part as follows: My idea in requesting the primaries was to have the election of delegates brought home to the people so that in each ward. for instance, we could select our immediate representatives. This call makes all that impossible.
 "In addition it prescribes require ments not authorized by the statute and rot within the power of the state central committee. Some Of the re- puirements are in direct conflict with inc statcte. Some of them are very burdensome and one in particular. is the requirement that before there can be Tat tickets and Foraker tickets. there must be a petition signed by 20 times the number of candidates for delegates and alternates. That would mean in this county, about 1000 sign CTS o- petitioners.
 Counties are not bound" he con- tnued, "tO follow an order of the state central committee. but whether they will do SD I am not advised. so far as I personally am concerned I shall make no effort to comply with the uncalled for Illegal and arbitrary conditions
Arizona republican., 1908-01-04
ABOUT THE RABBIT:


 Tor. whose passion for hunting k most pronounced of all his numerous pas sions except eating. and who says h. has killed more rabbits in Arizona than President Roosevelt ever did bears in any country, brings in a lit- tie expert testimony concerning rab- bits. His silence was broken only afr ter a recent article appeared in this paper. in which he says the poor jack rabbits got the worst Cf it- He says there must be mistake about -the jackrabbits being diseased. for he has been hunting them all the time and has never found one with the swell ings alluded to. He says though that the cottOntaiis are yer much affect ed and he would not eat one under any consideration When he finds it necessary to eat rabbits at dh h. goes and kills a wild duck but if he had tn eat some kind of a rabbit he would choose a iackrabbit rather than cot tontail. The humps on the cottontaiis he says are caused by great big grub worms that grow just under the skin as the grJibs do in a steer at certain times of the year; that he has kiiicd many Cr them and by dissection knows this to be SD. But worse than all. he says the cottontails suffer from some kind of lung trouble. He don't know whether il is an effect of the same disease or something else but he has often opened cottontaii and found a sort Oi a cobwcb appearance in one lung or the other. and sometimes both a condition he has never observed In tbe iacks H.l dsns uer say 10 Is tn bercuIosis and he never heard rabbit cough but the condition of the lung he says is certainly not one of good health. and it does T1t require a doc tor to determine it-
Arizona republican., 1908-01-04
CATTLE AND SHEEP.

Chicago. Jan. 3.-Cattle receipts 5000: market steady. Reeves $S.60m 6.20. cows and heifers $1.25G4.s5, Tex ans S3.20d 400. calves S52JG 500 westerns S3.75 G4.60, stockers and feeders S3.25d4.3O.
 Sheep receipts 5000: market 1Gn i5c lower Natives $S.0OG5.15. westerns SS 00m515. yeariings S4.70d5.5 lambs $A15d6.SO. westerns S475m6.20.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-04
FOUGHT OVER A FIGHT.
< San Francisco Contractor Shot by
 an ES-PugiIst.

san Francisco. Jan 3.-ThOmas West. a contracting plasterer. was shot five times by Paul Mullen. a well known ex-pugilist. in front of a saloon on Ellis street this afternoon Five bullets from Mullen's revolver struck Vests body. embedding them selves in his hips and legs
 The attack was brought about by a dispute over the Attel- Moran fight Mullen was immediately arrested. charged with assault to murder. Wesi was taken to a hospital where it was found that none of the bullets had penetrated a vital organ
Arizona republican., 1908-01-04
POWERS JURY TIED UP

Georgetown. K. Jan. S.-Another day passed with the fate of Caleb Powers undecided. The members of the jury haggard and worn from the long confinement and discussions. re- tired for the night at 7:45. Nothing further will be heard from them until court begins tomorrow.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-04
GRAIN.

Chicago. Jan. $.-Whcat closed easy. May opened unchanged to SSc higher at sL0Tis 01.07Ts. sold off to S1.06A
 CLOGS. and closed at $1.067s. Corn closed weak May opened shade to Il Nl 9sc higher at 619 94 d 62c. sold off to 6O2sc and closed at CHS @ Ac. May opened l4 q 2sc higher at 55is Ca 55Ac. sold off to 54 sc and closed at 54%s e.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-04
A POLITICAL AFFRAY.

Huntington. w. Va Jan. 3.-John Bartram. mayor of Fort Gay. West Va. was mortally wounded when shot last night by Samuel Kinser. prom inent democratic politician. in dis pute over election methods. Hinser escaped
Arizona republican., 1908-01-04
DAY OF flUCTUAH0N
 ON IHt SHOCK MARKET
The Bad Showing of the Railroads
 Generally Left Bad impression.

New York. Jan. 3.-Thc course of today's stock market was a succession of backing and filling. rcflccting the uncertain feeling of the professional element. Active weakness of North
 ern Pacific probably had as much ef-
Arizona republican., 1908-01-04
RUSSIAN CHRISTMAS GIFT.

St. Petersburg. Jan. 3.-The coun- cil of the empire today passed the famine appropriation of the douma and then adjourned for the Russian Christmas holidays.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-04
A WRECK AT KALAMAZOO.

Kalamazoo. Mich. Jan. S.-A Grand Rapids and Indiana passenger train was wrecked in the yards here to- day and several Passens~rs were in iured.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-04
SHOCKS.

Amalgamatcd Copper 4Sii. Amcri- can Smelling 729s. Atchison 69%. St. Paul IO5%. New York Central 92&s, Pennsylvania III. Reading 9S5s. Southern Pacific 72s.. Union Pacific 1195s. Steel 264. pfd. Ssis.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-04
WEATHER TODAY.

Washington. Jan. 3.-Arizona fore 'ast: Fair Saturday and Sunday.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-04

Rich Darling of ousrtzsi,e spent yesterday in the city on business
Arizona republican., 1908-01-04

High Grade Imported Ladies' Hose. strictly double sole and spliced heel and toe, fast black. guaranteed. A 35c quality. All sizes. Choice to- day -.............-22 1-2c pair
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-20
rs,,or of Newspaper Il
An Puebla Friends to
Meet Him.

,o,rr Alaska. oct. 20 The
.,.,mer city Of Puehla, Of the Pae'
- Coast Steamship company.
~ W. las, night az 10 o'clock for
s.,,.le. she took over 900 pas.
- among them being : H.
s'.s.ns aud wife. zaz. the cartoon
y ~ Naeeet: All llndherg, A.
naley. John Corson aud hrltsh
n.ssul wcatherly
W. ~ stevens Is the editor Of tha
IN sald digger. and this Is his
80 ,rlp 10 the States for cight
So Someltes win meet him AZ
s.s,sle With a brass band aud a
- Ma will be- kept in captivity
80 80, .aeA time as e Ia believed he
va ,ssa Al large with safety John
s's - i ne defeated candidate Tor
slsssa aclcgale
- <srthweslern arrived yesser'
snsrnoon ana she win so south
~ 49, The senator will be The last
!. - Nsme steamers ot the Pacific
-, ecmpany 10 sail and CONNER.
y, aeent W w. hush VIII be a
ssss.nrer Every berth on the
s,sameF senator has already been
nit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-20
ELkS' SEAT SALE
is ON TOMORROW

Az 10 o'clock tomorrow morning
the reserved sale for "roodlca
In Holland will be opened AZ the
Moore theatre. when peraons hold.
lnE tickets can exchange them for
seat checks Those In line will also
be entitled 10 buy seats, whether
they have tickets obtained from the
members or not 'Toodlea" Ia the
bsg 1908 offering OF Lodge No %.
Y. Y. O Flks, and Il "a sure 60 be
the biggest local hit ever pulled
OFT BY an amateur aggregation
There are 100 members In the cast.
and there will BE- an abundance OF
fun. music and dances. Two per.
tormaneoa will be given. Friday and
Saturday nights. The proceeds are
Tor the benefit Of tho new club.
house % be erected
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-20

pa ~snserN 81 the faculty ~
49, uuiVeats Il Maantnktnn VIII
$500 sraa essiAK"etcai eighty
AZ ~ asir ates ReNt Friday when
sssf I'll take psft ~ q plAY writ /.
- y rruf Merif Thorpe, emitted
~fss Hsn8 a Fafs TIE occasion
- y 1 eoHfsrwrce betN ern tnr
esaliy and kae J n. 6 4 darss ~ z
Il ~ anissfsitf. % - held " We
msns aafpalsgry FRET fadettyf1
~ y IT, viltale feEisfrnr SnHasn
~ ssxnlnr nra Pref henham thm
- cart frank LORD will %
srnp<ry nian
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-20

10y United Freaal
NEW YORK. Oct 90 The birth
rate Ia Manhattan ia now greater
Than IN any OF the bnrnunha af
Greater New York, according 60 tho
latest figures OF the health depart
ment n amounts g. mere than
thirty per 600 of the Formulation a
year which, based on the number
of families for each loo population
here. would mean that hahy IL
bern once a year Ia every other
Family Ia the borough There were
tAe htftha last weeks~one every
five minutes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-20

valdez. Alaska. Oct 90 In bis
instructions today 20 the grand jury
Judge Reid charged the members Ca
Investigate thoroughly the alleged
election frauds at CordovA this fall
Tie told the iurymen 60 return In.
diciments regardless OF the guilty
onca
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-20
spvrnrlsns Ayr.

General Agent A n Calder. 81 the
Canadian rarlfie railway. yasteraay
received an advance copy 81 laid
er which contains the following hiR
letters Of the cover Visit the
Alaska Yukon Pacific Expnsitton az
seattle, MaN "a October 1899 {"
Calder states that $50 600 % the
folders viii he printed monthly and
distributed over the entire North
America until after the fair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-20
EaIrbanks Miner kllled.

FAIRBANKS. Alaska. oct 90
Cart Elhing. miner, was killed BY
Rob Dunn Ia quarrel over a lay
ON Dome creek After the shooting
Dunn went Go Dome City and gave
himself up. Dunn claims that Elh
INK armed himself aud refused TO
turn over certain mining property
Dunn shot In self dcfense. he claims
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-20

wAsHrNsT4yN q G. OCT Sc.
- aessaffEte department. teaAY an-
ass..<l ths foiEuaiug railway ciFreH
~ vAsise TAeofuN Jas pnf&A
Fa49,Is. 4. = fiiun. Everett Lester
4 Frhefe HaFxey f. G. Fettet
f>szses HAnlsl r. Webster. Nurtf
r. " 1. bailey Mabtou Jas
4 A.ltnn. seattle. ncul p lanes
rszssfsf ara v ". Hanson. spe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-20
EARTHQUAKE


MANILA. oct 20 Reports from
an parts % Luaaa Tonight state
that na extensive damage waa danr
trum three earthquake shocks foff
here today The first ahnrk Naa
regordea 81 10 80 this nofnina ths
se~ona 81 ZEE thfs Rftornou ana shs
third at a.ie this afternoon. All the
shocks we're slight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-20

fine Roadway and will reach there
safely The rana. the last boat from
Fairbanks. carrying many pasaan.
gcra. among them being officers OF
the ". A. T a r, Co. passed hero
early Sunday morning. bound for
White Horse. o
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-20

Mayor Miller has received q let
Ter from belgium aeAins for the
whereabouts ~ Charles pmHfY. who
sik yrars asn worked for tha North
Pacific WlnAoN talaMa bottle
company AIRS Katie Mecafthy. igs
Archer Place. Denver. asks f1r ~
~ MfttaFfHF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-20

VALDEZ. Alaska, Oct. 81. Three
eases of beri heri discovered among
the Japanese sealers arrested for
poaehisg may result in 4 delay Of
the case
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-20

rTTShifRG. "a uet - TIE
ga II 81 r. r. Rirhart. former
euhler % the Warmers a provefs
&ti1na1 hank n WaFntsnufE. -.
r<kh failed some tirae nKo for "a
n - Wa flred Tor tanaarY
nzs. ~ rnltsa states Jeegg foHn<
STAY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-20

Members 81 the King County
Med4cal association last nlehf ~
tended Ia a body the services held
Ia Trinity Parish church over the
remains % pf William kellogg
Rev. " ~ Gowen reaa the service
The body was sent east last night
over the Great Northern.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-20

PORT ORCHARD. Ocs ao.-oscar
quilted % a charge ~ hurxfarss
m the superior cuuFf SATURDAY agtaf.
nv"ns CpFneiIuA vas charged with
haNing eefumitfrd q number %
house hurNiariua IN Port Orchard
last NAY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-20

FAIRBANKS, Alaska. Oct. 90
hice.shasing IL under the ban In
this district Marshal Love has sent
instructions TO arrest all found
samhling. and whom the I'D elapped
down tight the cuhea we're also
placed under the restrictions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-20

The Young Mems Hebrew club 10
planning to erect a club house AZ
cost % $50 600 A hAu 60 raier
funds viii be given October 80 a.
Chflstenaen's broadway halt The
ciuh house will have 81 mnasiun
and either recreation departments,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-20

NEW YORK oct sa--uus naK.
- the renafsan. 81 Rogers breth-
- dlse sHfdeniF yesterday a. bis
hene here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-20
MscNtNrosm nrrrnNs.

FruHecuting Attorney Kenneth
Macintosh ia back 20 work today
after TIVE muutha Faratiuu. DER
lnR bis absence aeaFNw b. Wander
VoeF has looked after the offirr
Mr MaeNtntnah SAYS California and
preaen are aafs Tor Taft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-20

HAVANA. OFT ta--Miapel e -
T0rra. collector ~ lnsernAl fevenne
for tbs pfaqiace - HaFana. as ar
rested last niwhf Charged with en-
kesxllng ffss go of the fanas " his
3ep4rfmeat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-20
kOhler & Chase's Attitude in
Geographical Contest Mis-
interpreted by Competitor

For the benefit Of those who may
- misied b. Misrepresentation
made bY a local piano concern.
whose motives are obvious. 80
herssIth quote tbs part OF our al
vertisen4ant which proved - often.
sive and disfastefui 10 our worthy
competitor Il a. as f0llnws.
-Competltion 10 tire life Of Trade
No doubt many good friends Of
the time houorrd house Of Kohlcr
q Chase have taken part IN this
Geographical Contest. and Willis
they souid much prefer pnrchas
lng \ piano from the oldest. wealth.
ieAt and most reiiabia piano hounc
vest 81 the Mississippi lk0hler a
Chaser they feel II a great fsmpfa.
tlou 70 bay where they have been
given a credit ~ such large
amount But the house 81 Kohler
4 Chase may Always be relied upon
~ rtss 70 the occasion Immediate.
~ upon the publication Of the above
mentioned advertisements the house
of Keller 4 Chase began taklaE
steps 10 meet this competition IN a
STRAIGHTFORWARD. buziueas.like man.
ner. ahd without doing injury to
the house conducting the contest BY
making ineinuatiuE. dcprecatinK or
undlEuified remarks about their
competitors. and as piano factories
here entered the field 0f local com
petition with our worthy friends.
We decided 10 make Il a contest be.
tween the various piano factories
represented BY each local concern.
''Ao~ the Desired Results Were
Obtained.
Immediate negotiations we're
taken ~ with al the factories
represented BY the house % kohleF
a Chase. and with but one excep.
ton the cooperation u all ~eFe
obtained All factories have given
this house the authority 10 draw on
them for one-half of all expenses In.
CURED By advertising. and also
have agreed 10 reimburse the
house OF kohier a Chase for one.
hair ~ all the profits lost BY reason
Of their plan Of competition.
"Aii Participants in Said osoarsphl
cal Contest Take Notice.
with che assistance and loyal
support " the factories with which
they do business. Kohler q Chase
have decided upon the following
plan. II y0u hold q certificate
given 10 you by reason Of your
taxing part In q certain GeoRraphi.
cal Contest held b. a competitive
firm calling for any amount Of
credit not 10 exceed $4,000. before
turning II into the house which IL.
sued this check. don't fail 10 bring
the same 10 Kohler a. Chase. A.
they will allow 10 per cent. add.
tional for this trade certificate 70
apply upon the purchase price os
any new plano they carry. Only
one certificate win be taken on
each piano purchased"
Following Ia an extract from a
supposed letter 81 denunelation
that appeared IN the Sunday papers
over the alleged autograph sigma.
lures ~ the separate factories
represented by our competitor. We
say alleged signatures. AZ we do
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-20

lawson. r T.. oct so.-h Buck.
49, $40 am ice. the little steam.
~ r,,,.,,ecsor Is en- route 90 White
uores being lhe last steamer 10 ~
~ ~ river she Is loaded with
'.,errsrS The STEAMER Is making
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-20

NEW YORK n<t 81 rhe funeral
II niahop II G. Potter. who died al
his hvnls July a. vas held ghis ~
ternoeu az tirere f,rieenuat church
Fife bishops took part in the ser.
vices
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-20

PASADENA. Cal. Oct sa-fnhn
Adams veteran statesman. and
father Of eN-efuNcrnof AVA AdaFna
% Colorado. and senator William
a. Adams. % the snnas state. died
az hi4 home In this city saturday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-20

RIO ~ IANEHffA c9t ee.-Tfe
psasnxsf steamer Naias4aex il a
total Iess rear Sartas size struck
= Fa<f TIE Passengers wrfe
uksa ashore 81 safety
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-20

oaAftA. Orr is--Aifrsa Dariow
.efmsrlY aaxerfisinE manager - ere
tAlpa Faelflf faiiroAd. died at hts
Asas u fhss city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-20

bNA1fNGiiAM. Oct. ge.-.Turo hnr
r.. itAtAsfs ~ Whatc0m county
- Y session here At the annual r. =