The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-04
)FF|CERS DEF|ED
/ BY ORGANIZATION
ndustrial Workers of the
World in Spokane Will Keep
II Up the Fight.
EHOLESALE ARRESTS
ARE WITHOUT EFFECT
|ecIare That Two Hundred vii!
I Go TO Jail in Effort to Sc
( cure Alleged Rights.

n SPOKANE. Wash, Nov. 3.-Under
Nose police surveillance, and with their
Saders in jail, the rank and hle or
be Industrial Workers of the World
rcre inactive today. Whenever one
.,ore daring than the rest attempted
/ baranguo street crowd he was
romptlv arrested Many arrests were
Made during the day.
The police broke up IN out-ol doors
3eeiinr about Q clock at the corner
N Howard street and Main avenue. a
trpe crowd had gathered and a red,
hhoned orator could be seen mounted
n the center, speaking at the top OF
IS voice,
IAN officer broke through the crowd
Mfr considerable trouble and took the
Nam down from his lofty perch, =,
No sooner had the policeman arrested
5nc than another took the stand. II
las necessary for him 10 take nihe
Mo custody before tho crowd quoted
nwn' The prisoners were led TO the
-ity iail without resistance.
N Will Keep Up Fight.
InWe Will show you yet, is the
bfatcmcut usually made when Il prs
1ner WAS questioned at tho police sta-
hon.
= 3Accordinr 10 a report sent broadcast
M those placed under arrest, they VIII
have the police in their power " be
bro tomorrow.
IA bulletin posted al the headquarters
4 the Industrial Workers OF tho World
ns as follows:
urFcllow Workors-Tomorrow night
,tis fight will be carried on with great
81 demonstration than ever. We have
ftly begun TO fight; 200 men will 20
- iail tomorrow.
Immediately below was posted an
her. which read:
FiEvcry man who is appointed cap,
I'm is TO select five or more men and
focced to hold meetings.
ffEycry captain aud squad 20 10
liaees designated and speak until all
&c arrested.
Defiance Is Voiced.
S,siRemembor. the authorities claim
have broken tho backbone of the
Nanizatiou. Show them that they are
kt as ignorant as bulls usually arc
kery member Of the organization
BOWS what is expected Of him,
. ff Disordcrlv conduct is the charge
3aIaccd against every man arrested tor
5olatipp the speaking ordl-
sSuce, but We have placed moro so md
61arge against them. We vii convict
Stery one of them of disorderly con
NJ Many Jail Sentences.
In police court today Justice Mann SEN
need 20 thirty day terms in Jail thirty
fcc OF group Of forty eight IRE"
ecch" agitatorS, members Of the Indus
n ia Workers OF the World. Ih" rest OF
we i03 who were arrested Tuesday were
1&f tried for lack OF time, although Tue
.4s(ernoou term OF the police court was
S%{endcd until after o'clock.
&3Acting on the advice of Justice Mann.
" police abandoned the charge of street
tnking on which |. W. W. mon had
!, IN arrested during the first day ot
-~flr demonstrations and substituted on"
Idisordcrlv conduct, upon which They
:. they believe they can convict all OF
Ne free speakers who offer themselves
Cafr nrrest.
3It4T The fifteen who were discharged fol-
living the Judges decision were those
sainst whom no definite charge had
| Vn brought other than they wcr" DoiS-
pus and inclined To- make trouble,
\ tach of the forty-pighi tried this after
Pm WAS given Il separate hearing. al
Judgment was not passed until
had been tried.