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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-26
VITAL STATISTICS
Marriage IIc~nses

Marriage ljc~nses
John r Conway spokane. snd Mabel
:. S.lov-r. Seattle.
Rob smith ~ Granite Fails ard
Edith Hoffman. ~. woodiuville.
: kstow. ~. wainu, Grove, Cal. and
4. TmjL -. Japan.
J.. Hoska. IS, Fort Lupton. Colo. and
r. Uyemura. 20 Japan.
l.. Kuulyukt a. Gsrdena. Cal. and
Y Kun1uki, -. Japan.
Joe Tebp ~. Cumberland. and Emily
Flinkman. 10. Cumberland.
ChAs l.. Hale. ~, spokane. and Flor
euce Daring. ~. Seattle.
John A. Hand. Seattle and Myrtle c.
Preston. Seattle.
AIeer, ". Brado. ss. Anacorts.. anA
Emily L-ita KELSEY, IL, Anacortes
Francis CAlien. ~. Seattle, and Bcrnics
NJ i.snoir Seattle.
otto stranherE 90. Fort r.awton. ana
sela II. smith. 80. Helena. Mont
Births
Mrs. ard Mr. II. Uemura. sisS rifsh
Mrs and Mr.. O. l., Eder. 1850 Second
ave n. daughter.
Mrs. and Mr. J. A. Piuoinski. foot Of
Genesser st. son.
Mrs and MIR. e. Hsrads. 81, First
ave son.
Mrs. and Mr.. II. u. Mackie. s.sa w
esth St. son
Mrs. and Mr.. II. y. skinner. tssa Bal
lard ave.
Mr.. and Mr.. @. johnson. 1881 W. s,a
St son.
Mrs. and Mr.. NJ NJ Bsuman. 1917 w.
sGth ST.. son.
Mrs. and Mr.. =. o. Hasbers. iaT r.
Spruce At. son.
Mrs. and Mr. G. A. Bryant Prince
Rupert. n g. son.
Mrs and Mr. Chas. Miller. Twi.p.
dan
Mrs. and Mr.. j =. Humphrey $40
Fourth ave. y. daughter.
Mrs. and Mr.. NJ Meponoush. stii ssth
ave. W. son.
Mrs. and Mr. W. T. Hunting 1855
Lakeside ave. son.
Mrs and Mfr. T, ]. Cummings Mercer
island. daughter.
Mrs and Mr. Campbell Wax. 1903
Washington st. daughter
Mrs, and Mr. Samuel lawson. i7ii E.
Fir St. son
Mrs and Mr.. II. NJ. pes Camp. $50
Massachusetts st, son,
Mrs, and Mr.. }. r, Keller, 1909 Sunset
ave- son.
Robert smith 60, county hospital
Margaret Summers, 81, 900 Bennett st.
r. y Craig. IS. s75 King st. March is.
J. r. schiiling. %. Seattle. General
March 90
Persia NJ sather 20. Providence March
Il.
Myrtle Goodman. 20, Seneca hotel.
Edw. =, Evssscn. Is, county hospital
March 20.
Divorces Asked
Alongo j Austin vs. Alma May Austin,
descrttnn Florence Alice VS. Joseph A.
Alice, desertion, Mary Rosn vs.. Arne \.
Roen, cruelty; Carrie Chappell vs.. VIM.
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LEGAL NOTICES

70 WHOM ir May cONrEnN The
undersigned has made Application 60
maintain "a blacksmith shop 80 1926
o. t'niou Of ou tho = ~ Tot g.
block = Wsrretfs addition AnF enc
desiring tn protest against su'h o'eu.
pHflan wlii nie such protest or ths -.
fre - superintendent ~ huiidinEH
prior go March 10. 1915 Mines hAdgs
10y Agents a. Carlson. Less.
JAILED rnorosAiA viii 10 received
~ the Inspector. coast 9sndsilr FUR
feY. r1um zoe uuthe Building. seattle.
wash. uutr nnan Aprl o. 1919 for
rharterfnE power boats o. ths Coast aud
Neodritr survey fuf wire dHsE ana
other work in Alaska. during thr conn
ina season Tuuf boats are CO., bee 80
60 90 fset Ions and three 20 80 100 feet
Ions paii Information mss b" obtain
- ~ nnnIFinE ~ lhs hhuts nfflre
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-26
HIT HIM WITH ROCK

Jack Ridge and Loren Rolsf.
Black Diamond miners. are on trial
in Judge Frater's court Friday.
charged with second degree an
sault on George Shoucair. an Ara
bian peddler.
Rolst claims Shoucair was scuf-
fling with him In the road and that
the Arabian bit his arm severely.
II Is alleged Ridge struck Shou-
cair over the mead with rock.
when he interoeded in behalf OF his
companion. Rclst.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-26
LOSES LEG FROM
AN OLD WOUND

HUNTINGTON. Pa. March 2s.--
Fifty years after confederate shell
had struck and injured his right
lex. Ellis Ramsey. OF this county,
had the leg removed az the Blair
hospital. The amputation Was
made necessary by suffering from
the old wound received half CEN
fury ago He stood the operation
well and will recover.
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VI ADDISON

stan 3. : bars Ivory soap. 25c; lbs
cane sugar Doc, stall g. pot roast. SC
20 igi4c lh.. veal chops, i5c ~ stall To-
fresh ranch cEEs 2 don ssc: Csrnation
milk. cans soc stall %. kipp.red
salmon. Toe m smoked liver sausage
soc 10 stan "a. Diamond telly glasses
Toe. stall go. asc round layer cakes. soc
stall 10. fresh herring : lbs i0c. his
25c. stall TO- fancy Winesap apples. i0c
doE sweet suukist oranges, doz. s6c
stall Is Yakima potatoes. u lbs use: eN.
ira fancy Rsparag us, l5c 10. stan l.
fancy grapefruit Sc each. FOR ebc stall
n. hest butter. soc 10 stall i6 home
grown rhuharb lhs. 25c. stan g. ten
derloin OF sole. ibc H.. ? lbs. use. stall
"a. Yakima potatoes lbs Toe. fancy
rhuhsrb. Q lbs Ice. Main entrance large
asparagus ferns soc each
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OUR HATS ARE OFF TO
PATR0LMAN TRACY

"First aid" administered by
patrolman Tracy. saved the life OF
Oscar Melosiad stricken Friday
morning on First ave.
While the patrol was on It's way.
Tracy made cursory examination
Of the unconscious man and de-
cided that he had broken blood
vessel in hts leg. Tracy then sue
ceeded in stopping the flow Of blood
until the man reached the City
hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-26
BURKE IMPROVING

Although his condition is stili
serious. 4. G. Burke. OF the firm
OF Burke & Farrar. injured Sun
day in a collision with machine
driven by Clarance Blethen. i'm
proved materially Friday. DIR.
George Horton was hopeful that his
patient win be out OF the hospital
within a few weeks.
Burke has suffered intensely and
has had little sleep since the acct
dent. IL wss stated this morning at
the Providence hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-26
PUBLICM MARKETS
sot tn End

sDf III End
stall 8 fancy hamburger. ibs stc
ffvsh pofh sausage. igtsc % T-boBs
STEAK. zee ~ stall 80. hAlibgt. he he
marssfHi zee each htall 4 bananas .
dor zee. lemons. ice cor. car tickef free
~t,h every 80 purchAs-. with every 5sc
purchase stall 81. $50 peaches. lee can
tte can apple syrup. glc. zee asparagus
- esns 4fe coffee iae. large boEr.
matches ite stan is sugar 20 ihs.
iife stall 80. Duck ssFs 2 dor ftc
STALL z. iafEe leaNrs bread ifr stall D.
honey. toe comb uainuts isc %. stall
q zee oranges. zir stall -. green peas
he itr. Ffsli 70. small potatoes ~ 70
sarh large potatoes. vas sack. Stall ~.
dfg onions = Ihs gtr stall a. new po-
tatess. &C. u. stan -. spinach. ibr
zoe Stall g. hone-krown radish.s }
hunehss iec. stall ~. pct roast. i9tte ~.
stall z. oyster plant bunehss Sc. stall
-. rood coffee. zee 10 stall 81. English
uAinuts ibs. sc. Stall 90 perch. !
ibs -. stHli "a. fresh sssr. . don csc.
ht@ii 90 cabbage &c ID. stan 90. sehii-
NnEs coffee. . cans csc.
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stalls 2. > 3, g veal rossts. Tee ~ not
roast Ice &C. i4Ac 10. pork roasss lie
ih 40. ! hams isc No. home made san.
sar~, ice 49, stalls 1876. large cans
mih. Csc. o. rolls toilet paper for ice
cans oysters. zoe. rs dried apples
Csc. Ice starch. So, atc grade tea. soc
~ stall ioE. fresh rhurued butter. lsc
lh. fresh mnk Sc 1T S. pit stalls los.
10. milk, o. % ease. delivered with other
81 90 order lbs susar. 1tc. ur cans
milk etc. with purchas. Of NJ. bulk tea
or coffee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-26
NAB CONTRACTOR

Fred Holmes. contractor. vas
taken into custody Friday morn.
INK by Detectives BergBtrom and
Cochran 40 fugitive from Justice.
Holmes arrest was requested by
the chief ~ police ut Victoria.
Holmes IL charged with the theft
OF ,250
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staus ssas. lbs. sugar ESQ : tars
Crystal white soap. Gsc; dor ohio
matches saci can. cleanser, CSC. s-ih,
can any brand coffee gbc stan 1919
. zoe ioaVes hot bread. 1ac. stalls tz-sb-
g.. Indian Hummer duck sgrs. 4Sc dor. /;
mild or sharp FUN cream cheese. zee 10.
stall p choice pork steak r. q e ID; pork
roast lie 90 tgtc 10; pot roast. Sc TO
lie 10; lard compound lie III; beet
steaks. igisc 10 veal roast. Toe to IL y c
No stall 10. fresh churned butte-. sec
~ FUN cream cheese, iSc III stall ?,
New York sage cheese, sec M. home
made settles. Ice glass. stall 10, genuine
Hot cross buns
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stan ~. lts fine white sugar &c
stalls - ~ p~slegriH.d milk. g. ct &C.
-. stall iteE sc cans peaches isc.
Htaiis tt.s. extra fancy wineRap apple.
ti.is. delivered. stali 1913. LARGE &c cans
standard brand miik g.. stall a. round
steak istsc o. boiling snd soup meats
g. ~ country sausage. lie ~. stalls
. and E. its rhuharb lee. fancy or
anEss. dor gfc. stall So fancy Wine
sap apples. sec box stalls es-sd peanut
hutisr. loo 90 saeerhraui Sc at stall
g. apple butter. ih- isc. cider. sGc
sal stall a. cans tomatoes. isc. stall
30, fuii cream cheese isc 10 eggs sec
aua
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stalls 20 >. choice. fresh. dressed
hsus. zoe H. steer 20, roast lie 10
Anchor BRAID bacon. Toe n. ssaii -
Imported s~iss rhess@. 1tc %. American
fuii cream cheese. ifc 10 stalls ia-ia
s isrEs cans milk. 1tc. 2 LARGE cans pine.
apple zir. rutasrs PORK and beans
cans sae. stale 1917. new rhubsrb. ,
he Isc 2 ibs dry onious iers Florida
Tomatoes Ice - stall n. salmon. Toe
To- tieatsrs faF Too. cole &c 10. stall
10. fancy lemons aud oranges. Ice doa
faurY soft she'll painuis lee ID. Stall ~
3 lee luavss bread Itr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-26
Inspiration

There can bc no greater
inspiration for good than to
visit a Modern Park Gene
terry where the body or the
ashes OF our loved one is
buried.
Washelli is being devel-
oped as a Modern Burial
Park, all graves and lots be
ing given Perpetual Care
without extra charge.
The idea is that the prop
erty will have the appear
ance of a beautiful park
when finished and a fund
created from lot sales Tor its
Perpetual Care.
For further information
write or phone
AMERICAN
METROPOLIS
COMPANY
o0l l. G. Smith Bldg.
Elliott POLO
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g WATERFRONT LANDS

water front nne acre. Win nice me-"
room house. barn and chicken houses
ifflre . 900, good terms AaH IibHfit
fildF
WANT ~ trade 90 aere water front ranch
for vitd. Tossed .en land oeu'rs only
a1t Liberty nidH
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a HOME AND A GARDEN

itef" 10 fine tract ~ nearly orc acre
hiFhif Improved al kinds - sruif ana
hsrriss lusi iifie vaik from Co. Ger
iius neat little house rHv water
and lights ali fnr ~ 500. 500 cash
balance SIS per month H A. Nelson
80 northern Hank Hdr
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10 RE~. IMPROVED

with Groom house small barn
large chicken house several
small ones bottom land lirs
level spring water. acres
cleared al ~ land IL fenced
Price o. Soc terms CAN at Ioa
Ssw fofk Block. NJ uUnen
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YOUR OPPORTUNITY

Garden ifAefs with street srads And uatst
tn ana paid one block 50 rar a. Fss-
hpfs' p4Fs ista easy term. Gram.
mar ara high schpai fwo hfarks awap
aad ffs minutes aasr from fine park
sra saft waf~f tafhfnr beach Your
fhniFe p bile they lasf
NEAmrnHT LAND $50
sie AmFFiran hank Nidr
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I'M ,Irw ACREAGE

A. kifkisnd ftnss tn inpfafsi
sin rpitaEs asd sci a hsfna
risrr far mar empiefsd 80 30
siiis whp Nsnts ta fsaare BE ft.
inT esrenses 81 raising fruits
vegetables and uauitfy "a boat.
daiif los rare Price fset
fsrus 80 cash. 80 monthly
feHse over and sss Kirkland
building wr g4As she ramnfY
f~rfp - Madison psfk difaei 20
HaFAs a Fsffars office "a Kirk
land.
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NEN on SASH AND uoohS
~ buytnx direct from The
manufacturer snf .avinE the
midileman'- profit.
We osn ard opsrafs ths
largest "dirset.ta-eonsasn.F
sash and door factory IN the
West. srf ran save rau
from ss@ 20 Esgs on buiiainx
materials
We make immediate shipment
from tbs largest stock In the
West. and EuaFants, ths
nnalltN II nnr kn.lts
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&x2nRe TENTS AWNINGS
11 Evsryshinx IN canvas
WAN J. Wsbe Kitchen q CO.
NEW PIANOS FoH MEST Rent APP
Piled on purchase Nsgsr-Tonrr. Ets
rnfsn
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Fine Homes for sale

2 fmaFn. modern cottage close ta snt ~
ff.mnni Hanafa 80 fins. On 10 foot
ioi sasi front Thls 10 sasp Price
o. zoo haf Fssh
t'ftsitf heass Dos tesisa ON Ninth ave
y. " price tfbH. tgte each
forNp a HhnngHu
seee Nsfnen riacs i'hans ballard fis
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~ HOMESTEADS
FARM LANDS

YOV CANNOT MAKE \ MISTAKE
In Buying eyed Lend where
CONDITIONS ARE FANORA
where large area ~ being developed
In an ideal location and where there
are permanent Industries TO aid In the
development
THREE LAKES. sNoHOMtsU COUNTY
WASH, OFFERS THESE ADVANTAGES
Tho lands are we'll grouped around the
town. whore our mills are located
There are six auto stages and two
trains daily. good roads. schools. store.
church H. y H.. phone and neighbors
our prices and terms are reasonable
and
NOT DEAL WITH rs DIRECT.
Write or sec r. H. Morsletohn. MEr.
Land Dept, 1901 l.. g. Smith BldK
Rrs,ue, wash
THREE LAKES tpp co
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MAIN 94O0
The Seattle Star
BUSINESS
IlREGT DRY

This directory is intended
for the convenience OF any
one desiring something a lit
tie out of the ordinary in
their daily needs and requir-
ing it in a hurry. The firms
represented below make a spe-
cialty OF immediate service
and will gladly furnish any
information that is necessary
Remember. satisfaction Is
guaranteed by every adver-
tiser.
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AUTO DELIVERY Go.

Lone Distance moying Elliott 20
BROADWAY TRAHsFER CO.--Pian0s
and household goods moved. East BOZ
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Just Use Your Telephone


I7p0K HEkt-Th@ -.-rxsin store. ~
Occidental ave. corner Main, soils rev
ara second hard suits and evsrcoats-
se.eo np; odd coats sSc up. pants zee
up. has. and shoes. Soc MP. ~atches
$50 up: teoi-. Je~slry. Eun.. trunks. At
rswsst price.
ArroR>Eys~Ar-Ltw
Tf'SSEI.f. n F.RREi.i--tts y. Y SIX
Genera practice. estates. laws hntonna
srt wife consultation fr-e kilioLt 80
ADVICE FREE--JGSEpH ALLEN 1T
rpR>Eys - yesr. experisuee iaws 81
Husband ans wife propeFtT rights
ro~srrTArtoS FHEr Rooms ses-
sss rs~-- Music Hffx Main 1919
JOIN n PARKss--z4i i.yon Btds Main
ssts IS years experiences In Chicago
courts.
Wff-f.fAN RHfSH-sstorney q; Law.
1870 rtr.s ave. Seattle. Tei.pnon- FL
Holt G-fs. Advice free on any subject
sli letters promptly answered; laws %
husband ara VIE. promptly adjusted.
weekly reports rnaf- on collections
SS.~~~~---~-~.~-~~~-~~ ~~~s~~-.~s-~~~---~-O~~~>
Alto DELIVERY
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A steamer will is.v. s.atti. every
Sunday ~ 300 q m. for Port Town.
send direct,
steamer Kulshan viii call ~ por,
Town.snd, northbouud aa,urd.x.
only leaving Seattle At 10 p m
Points marked .. are boat isnsin..
Passengers for these points and a.,
other boat landing point. must max.
their o~n arrangements for isnstn.
and assume all risk and liability Ia
making such landing Steamers p..-
ssnssr rate does not include boat
landing charges
passss. liability 10 iini,.s %
wearins apparel not to exceed ftea
Tor whole ticket. 40 pounds siiov,s
free
steamers and schedule. .uhj.e, IL
chang. without notice Freight o..
eeived daily for all point. fere.bt.
ing Taooms named In Abov. schsd.
uls
Tickets must b. purchased at ttek.,
office open from sto q IN. 20 isloe
midnight
PUGET SOUND NAVIGATION co.
Ticket office, Coimsn Deck
Phone, Main apas.
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! An NOT poor widow. compelled 10
soil 81 sacrifice bul am agent Tor the
finest view lots In King county. Also
large list good cheap acresge g. Il.
Campbell Real Estate co.. bellevue.
Wash
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-06
POPE ASKS PEACE = ALLIED
WAR CHIEWS MEET

Rome.-Pope Benedict's aIIocution
to consistory of cardinals contained
stirring appeal for early peace.
Paris.-Firs tWar council with all
allies represented held here today.
Gen. Joffre presided.
acknowledgement youths, con-
stituting class of 1917, will be called
to colors in Russia early next year.
Berlin, via Wireless to SayViIIe.-
That Serbs and Montenegrins have
temporarily halted Teutonic often
sive along Montenegro and Albanian
frontiers indicated by official state
ment.
London.-Part of Serb forces that
retreated from Monastir across the
Greek border joined Angle-French
expedition.
London. - British passenger liner
Japanese Prince escaped from Ger
man submarine after five-hour chase
in which she was heavily shelled
Athens. - 1o5th German division
has been rushed to Lustohuk, pre-
sumably to meet Roumanian con-
centration near that point and to re-.
pei expected movement of Russian
troops.
Roumanian order Communicating
all foreign shipping in Roumanian
ports, ''in interests of national de-
fense,' was scheduled to go into eff
feet today. 1t was expected to give
rise to trouble at once along the Dan
ube if Roumanian authorities seize
Austro-Hungarian or Bulgarian car
go boats carrying munitions.
King Constantine, it was reliably
reported today, is about to assure al
lies that their demands will be met
in full. Greece may not openly state
her position to the world, but assur-
ances will be of such definite nature
as to remove all doubt in London and
Paris.
Since Serbian troops retreated into
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-06
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

Washington. - Champ Clark was
today reelected speaker of the
house, 221 to 1874.
New York.-BiItmore beIIhops rate
Henry Ford as class D Upper good
and substantial, but not spectacular.
He began with 50-cent tips, but re-
duced them toa dime.
Cleveland. -. Rocco Scheda, 50,
Newburgh Heights grocer, shot and
slightly wounded his wife, Rosie, 26,
Suicided Money quarrel
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KENNETH TRIEST

for an American youth to face death
as a spy in a foreign country.
After months of imprisonment in
an English prison, where he would
have been executed as a spy but for
the activity of the state department
and Col Theodore Roosevelt, Ken
meth w. Triest, the young Princeton
student, is safe at home again
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advance guards now marking Serb
ian retirement into Albania. Most
severe fighting in Balkans is going
on south of Plevlje, where resistance
of Montenegrins is reported to have
checked Austrian invasion.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1915-07-03
WAR PREPARATION .;=:. !: I'll: ].
!. e. Y AND ND PRIVATE PROFITS
Continued from PAGE q

large armies for their, personal i ON "a J
2rtchment, rs others have Spractiicad
philanthropy and 5 !. per. cent" The
Incentive Of personal aggrasind cement
BY preparations FOL. war should F, ha
permitted to exist ia tie tinted stata.
The effective way to prevent Is ,hana.
Jul an influence liz for oiixress "a iefvA
the department authority Is ami hi !
facture iInplem ents .of war. an ant thor;
ity which could be eri1pIoyed whan
necessary tAnnual report, Il e14,s s=pp.
10-11.) . ~ IS
3 What b i true Of the manufacture
1of naval supplies IS ed ually true q
the army sup lies Cong al clyde
IL. avenner, Of Illinois, in q speech
8 - the House OF Representations. gives
some nrprising figures 40 toS the com {
parativeS cost to the governAne nt sc
private and governmen emit manufacture,
1 4 quote at this time one illustration
from the very, exhaus tive speech which
ne made on this sub ect Ia the Home
ON June - g Cong essional 31Re-
tos s. - va..s. SI
@ con- an 4
s,rdI "a
| ]! & s ]! y IN %
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1915-07-03

recorded in a murder trial., and again
illustrates. the methods employed by
Colorado mine operators to destroy
the miners union Two hundred and
twenty-one assignments Of error are
charged In the trial, > and include
Judge HiHyer's prejudice, the hand
ling OF the jury, the makeup Of the
jury, the refusal Of the attorney gen.
eral to give reasonable information in
advance Of the trial concerning the
states witnesses and the coercion
used against the jury to secure a con-
viction. =: 800
Jurors Lied to. -
~ Two jurors support the statement
Of Juror Hall that he (IIall) was
notified several times by the sbailiff
that his wife was dangerously i'll.
The jury was kept in the room all
day Monday without food. Hall had
no means Of communicating with his
wife. This, together with the protest.
ations Of other jurors that he was re-
sponstble for the Lack Of food, caused
him to vote for. the conviction be-
cause he was ignorant 81. his duties
and rightss as juror. IS Halla swears
the false statement of BaiHff Gooden
caused him such anguish Of mind that
ne agreed: with hfs colleagues. Hall
further says .=~t Ii st. ..Raiitf dooden
created The impressiD ns 4 II IL hat .sJudgH
Hli Hill intended to- starve the Jury an
TO reaching an aSreement, and that
ne s(HalD Mas tl1tabless 70 longer with
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1915-07-03
LAWSON JURY TRICKED AND C0ERCED!
: :: WAS JOHN NlhlM0 KILLED BY GUARDS?

TRINIDAD, Colo, July "a jury
man in the John r. Lawson case
voted to convict the miner that he
might visit his sick wife, who, the
bailiff I'M charge Of the jury told him,
was seriously Ill. Later, the juryInani
found the statement untrue. -.
,. Mine guard White, who was in the
battle that resulted in the death OF
John NJ. Nimmo, swears that the posi-
ton N1mmo's body made it impossible
for him to be shot in the lower part
Of the body by strikers. White: init
mates that Nimmo- was shot by guards
and swears he himself had several
narrow escapes, and that other mine
guards complained Of the same ex-
periences. : ..,#[sl r.. !. ::...
White and another mine guard 20.
A. k1ngsbury) contradict the testi-
mony Of three mine guards. which
aided In the conviction of Lawson,
Two jurors swear that the bailfn
IN charge Of the jury told them Judge
H1llyer ordered they must 5aRree on =
verdict before they could eat, - !;
The above startling allegations are
contained In the motion for q new =,
trial filed ~ attorneys Tor ;John,,EEllr, "a:
lawson. convicted for the murder ~ f
John Nimmo, mine guard. The doc
ument ts the most sensational ever