ARGUMENTS BEGIN IN
TRIAL R1NI
SAN FRANCISCO, July IS.—
Alter an attempt at rebuttal of
some of the defense testimony, the
Mooney case reached the final argu
ment stage this afternoon quite
early and it will probably reach
the jury early tomorrow according
to present indications.
No attempt is made to say what
the jury's decision will he. The
effort to inject outside issues into
the trial has been remarkable. Ac
cording to one newspaper report
the only evidence sought to be in
troduced against Mrs. Mooney con
necting her in any way with the ex
plosion has been the rather import
I ant fact that she was married to a
man who had been quite prominent
in labor union circles and was an
active member of the Holder's
Union. That ought to convict her.
SAX FRANCISCO July 1 9.—In a
crowded court room, all day long
the audience listened to the argu
ments in the Mooney case with tin
flagging attention. The defendant's j ]
attorneys analyzing the testimon\ jj
with great skill and subjecting the j 1
character and evidence of the pro-,
secution witnesses to a mental dis- J
section that was clearly effective.
The court room was crowded. i
It is stated this evening that the
argument in this case is expected i
to end on Saturday and the case go !
immediately to the jury. The labor 1
I
Jury which is following the testi-'
rnony and the arguments will tile i
out to consider its verdict at the ;
same time as the regularly inipan-1
netted jury will do so. This is re
garded as a very interesting de
velopment in this trial.
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CAR STRIKE SITUATION
■SEATTLE, July 3 9.—There is no |
change in the street ear strike j
either here or in Tacoma. 'J he !
promise of the traction companies |
to make good and operate their j
cars today did not. materialize Not i
a wheel turned in the city all day.
The both sides are still standing
pot, with no break in tin ranks or
the strikers apparent.
Fhe Corporation counsel applied
to the courts for a receiver for the
t.'action company, so that they
could he compelled to fulfil the
terms of their contract. In their
reply the raction officials claim
that they will ttv to start up the
cars running tomorrow.
SEATTLE, July -9.—Even more
serious than the street car strike
is the immense lumber strike that
now has all of the state In its grip
with the most wonderful unanimity
that has ever been observed in a
strike on tlit* pacific coast or the
western states.
Practically
every saw mill and
shingle mill in the distric t is closed
and not a saw is cutting. Every
single ca up is closed down, and of
tic ials of the lumbermen admit that
the strikers have the upper hand,
this admission being made this
evening for the first time.
However at noon today the first
break was noticeable in both mill
ing companies and logging camps,
many posting notices of their inten
tion to grant the eight hour day
and inviting the men to return to
work.
Strike leaders say that twenty
thousand lumber workers are out
in western Washington, forty thou
sand in Idaho, Montana, Washing
ton and Oregon.
SEATTLE, July i 9.—Wagon driv
ers employed by laundries unaffect
ed by the settlement of the recent
strike are still out and clashes be
tween scabs and these men are Quite
frequent. Rioting and other ser
ious trouble due to the epidemic
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of strikes that nrevail have caused
tin1 city to swear in twenty-five
extra policemen.
The businessmen now blame al
most all their troubles on the ill
advised anti-union policies which
some employers organizations have
been fomenting in the western
states, especialy in th<> cities.
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Well, we’re mixed up in the war and we’re going the limit
until we win out. Our boys are oing to France—we’ll be fight
ing in the trenches, in the air and on the sea. But what are we
going to do about it at Home here?
Are we going to break down and sob about it or we going
to buck up and look for the silver lining in the dark cloud.
Over in France, the farmer is digging and hoeing ou tin
fields while stray shells occasionally burst near him, hut he does
ont pay any attention to them—just keps on a-digging ana
a-hoeing.
Freinds, dont let the old farmer in France have anything
on us—let's just keep on digging and hoeing no matter what
happens; that’s the best thing for the soul and business that I
know of.
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