The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-09-25
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Judge Humphries Orders
Wholesale Arrests for Con-
tempt of Court.
DELIVERS A SPEECH
Postpones Sentencing Socialist
Trio and Indulges in
Many Remarks.

Following his wholesale order
rest Of 80 socialists and members
of the Free Speech league. for con-
tempt Of court, Judge Humphrles4
this morning delivered an extend 1
ed eulooy from the bench TO a
crowd that jammed the courtroom,
In which he Isuded hinnse at first.
az zone Of the biggest judges in tho
United States" and later amended
this euioey 30 ss to include tho
whole world.
incidentally. while the crowd
roared hiiariously, only a sneepish
grin was ELECTED from hlzxoner
when Mrs. Kate Sadier virtually
called him a clown.
Nobody Arrested Ye.
No arrests were made up TO noon
today.
The large number OF warrants,
the biggest batch ever ordered az
one time in King county. practical
ly paralyxed the office force of tbo
county clerk. so that the warrants
failed TO reach the sheriff until,
after the noon whistle blew.
The 80 ordered arrested are those
who signed the open letter OF de-
fiance OF Judge Humphrles. iui
which the latter was Informed that,
they planned to make "a farce OF
MS authority" on the. day he shouldt
punish Mrs. Kate Sadler. Millard!
Price and DIR. Titus, for contempt
OF court for speaking at an open.l
air meeting In City Hall park re-
Gently.
Cases Are Continued
iheir cases came up this MORN.
ing, but on the application OF,
Judge Humphries' special prosecute
ing attorney. We're continued To.
October 3. after hizzoner denied
several motions OF Glenn Hoover.
attorney, to make the cop,emnt
charges more definite and certain,
The signed letter was sent to
Judge Humphries persnally. and he
AT once turned It over to Foster.
with instructions 10 prepare con.
tempt charges against every one IN
the list.
FOLLOWING the judges profuse "a.
marks anent his own rraa,,as.
ana OF his court, his boyhood days
on the iarm aud several other mora
or less important matters. DR. Titus
arose with the following query.
Titus Asks a Question
May l ask you a question.
judge?' S''o"'
No" replied Humphries. 'T bavs
the floor and will not debate with
you. and"
This is the question:" continued
Dr. TITUS. III you should order ma
to take poison and | refused would
| be in contempt OF court?"
Well, it's this way" began tha
judge, aud talked for 20 minuteS
more.
orders for arrest were issued fot
the following persons:
William McNaily Katherine McNau~
John Lawsen. X. C. Crowther. y FenS
Heii. @ Trousdal. a. Michael w J Rack.
X G, sargent, Thomas W. Russell. r. "
Hnrhn II krueger J. c. MeCartins. ROY
Drapere. c, Harried. ]. simmons Eni,
Hendriekson, T. Wadum J. q Brown.
Fred Schissler. H. Fetterhoff Jsmes
Waters, I. E. Leland, @. W. Tayior.
Thomas Jones, q. A. Anderson Hannah
Anderson, W. Netmann. W Weber A .
Courtney. [. S. Arlington. Harold Heiden.
Mrs. A. J. Allen. Hannah Tracy Mrs ~
Moors, Charles Klein. w j Knickers
booker. II, Mead, T. c Trow. c. Fruchx
man, l. Berg, II. Drolsom. j. r. con,s
nell. E, N Milberg, A, r Tanner. Edward
Lewis V. II. Evans. +. C. spencer ID. w
Cameron. W Harris. J. Trfssler. NJ seho
j. O. Craft. N n. Lucason. J. NJ. Neelins.
. q, E, Nelson, J. w. Stirtsn. Catherine N
Stlrtan. W. Cole r. T. Cole, Mrs II II
Cole. w X. Kelly. Gus Hunter Albert u
Mellabec, =. Johansen. J. ssvassar. L. A.
| Durck, William Lullon II. 70. Smith
AnnR Lullofe. E, Kobhs. l.. Jessen. Anni(
Monalle, @. n. Hodgdon. H. NJ. Wells a
w skinner. Jessie Humphrey, Nes,9
Wells, l.. c. Freed. E, Freed. Edmund
pagatte. c. T.. Kinsery, Minnie E. Parka
Albert Schoemskcr. Mary Jarvis Franz
| | Nicholson. r. H. Smith. C. A. Wilson
Martin wailrer. W. II. Fhilpotta ~
II lreber. W. II. johnson. sophie PuEsis4
q. E. Hoover and J. II caIvoh