The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-07-20

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the money necessary 70 bold the
election
Tho Seattle. Rcnton a Southern
injunction IN which Judge iianford
IL charged with aiding eollusiye
suit started by the traction Of
ficials. and ia which the court -
sued restraining order containine
the absurd injunction against the
right ~ the company to refuse "a
collect exorbitant fares, which the
state courts had declared ILLEGAL.
The Ben Greenwood damage suit
ia which Judge iiRnford non anited
young boy injured In lumber
mill. and In which the Judge IL &c
cuncd ~ being dead 10 the world
during part OF the trial.
Fees Aggregated 10000
Tho Alaska Packers receiyernhsp
case, In which James A Kerr as re-.
cslver. and y. 8 McCord. bis part.
ner. IA the receivers attorney. Oh.
tAlned approximately $4,000 IN
fees.
Tho can topper matter. In which
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Iianford suggested. through A,ior'
ney McCord. that he tiBurpeel. q
iitigant In pnfcn, infringement
cases before Hanford. see the Judge
about PURCHASING the latfer'a In.
vention
Tho Satellite BAXTER receiver.
ahipn. eight in number. which IN.
cindrd the knoahcr bankruptcy
case. IN which Baxter vaa allowed
b. Judge Hartford twice as much IN
fees ah The appellate court permit.
ted. the Mccarthy dry goods store
bankruptcy. In which Judge Han.
ford rejected a $4,000 bid for the
assets. which. after Baxter ran the
business about a year. nettcd the
creditors only sii 600: the Western
Steel Corporation. In which Judge
ilanford added the name % Baxter
as coreccivcr With Lester Turnef.
and who. with their attorneys. re-
ceiyed $40. 900 before single labor
claim had been paid. and are to re.
ceivc siili further f.es as trustees
in bankruptcy. aggregatinE approx.
imatcly $4,000.
The fiig Interests conspiracy. In
which testimony was given TO show
that J. y. Goldsmith. politician and
corporation man. thwarted the plans
Of the Merchants and Credit Mems
association TO cooperate with the
congressional committee on the re-
cciyerahip cases.
Drunkenness Charge
on the drunkenness charge fiv.
witnesses we're added this week Co
the long list giving damaging evi.
dence against lIanford. They fol
low:
Guvnor Teais. Tacoma lawyer.
saw Juror leave jury box and 40
from court room while Judge Han.
ford slept for about five minutes.
John {. Whitiock. lawyer. saw
Hanford somewhat intoxicated on
Second nv.
w. J. kcrrigan. real estate man
testified he lost bet when George
Jacobs and he ordered Hartford
cocktail" al Rathskeller bar. aud
got. without further explanation on
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onion in II, instead OF a stuffed
olive.
Clarence Holden. automobile tire
repalrer. gave same testimony as
KerriEan.
Jack Nidnor. Rathskeller barten-
der. served "IIanford cocktail 10
Jacobs. kerrigan and Holden. hut
qualified testimony by saying that
he always served onion In martins.
Victor Carlson. painter. saw Han.
ford Enthusiastically drunk on street
car one night: saw him commit
such indecent act that conductor
put him off car before reaching his
destination.
Fred II. Peterson. lawyer, saw
Judge Hanford under the influence
OF liquor several times: saw con.
ductor wake Hanford one night aud
help him off the car. and then for
40 or 30 feet TO Judges residence.