The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 2, 1920, Page 1

278 REDS ARRESTED RIPARIAN PRIA IR tnt PRAIA N PP a tn prs PPL PLA LD LLL LPL DDD anna WHY DON'T AMERICAN HOTELS EMPLOY SERVICE WEN IN PLACE OF JAP ELEVATOR HELP? | i cc PPP PPP PPP ARAL AALS LAY PROTESTED AS JAP PROPAGANDA On the Issue of Americanism There Can Be No Compromise TheSeattleStar 2°: $6.00 to Tides in Seattle FRIDAY SATURDAY SAN, 2 | ae Tit Miah Tide | | m., 103 ft Entered as Second Class Matter May 2, 1899, af the Postoffice at Seattle, Wash. under the Act of Congress Murch #, 1879 VOLUME 22. «i SEATTLE, WASH,, FRIDAY, JANUARY 2, 1920. Weather Forecast: 72m", ir and, warmer: Satu SLEW WOMAN, BUT FAINTS | MANY TAKEN ON SCAFFOLD; WEEPS AND TREMBLES |BY RAIDERS SAN QUENTIN, Cal. As the hour of execution When the rope swung Jan. 2,—After fainting on drew near, however, he be- close to his head to be ad- IN CHICAGK the seaffold, Lafayette came increasingly nervous. justed, Newell ducked and Newell, murderer of Mrs. Newell was to have been drew back in terror. An Mary Reeves, near Placer- hanged at 10 o'clock. When official attempted to § State’s Attorney Says ville, was hanged here to- the officials started to fasten the knot and he fell Work {s Bi Hindered — day. lead him from his cell, to the scaffold. ork ts Being Hi The trap was sprung at however, Newell collapsed. Newell was lifted to his by Palmer’s Men 10:16 a. m. and Newell Fifteen minutes were feet, but as the black cap ff page was pronounced dead at consumed in taking the went over his head he sank §' TO START PROSEC 10:27. condemned man to the to his knees. —-. “I am tired of life,” death room. As he reach- At last, swaying from CHICAGO, Jan, 2. —G Newell told prison officials ed the scaffold, supported side to side, Newell stood = rs ceed Maclay Hoyne, state’s att following arrest of 278 revolutionists in 300 raids DANA " SLEETH 7 NE of the big events of {) the world occurs to night in Seattle, Thru the ages only a few big things have been ar a A few big statues have been - geulped A few great pictures have been painted A few great andeternal thoughts | ve breathed thru epic verse and joved the multitudes And a few, a very few, indeed, at musical rhythms have come | ay ye t of the Infinite to blews un ; | One of the greatest of these is car he Third Symphony of Beethoven. 5 » for ail time, a master left be- Lard than to live tn the Third Sym- ony for an hour. That's why I your attention to this oppor- nity; there are few enough early today. am ready between two guards, alone and the trap drop- to meet death.” Newell broke into tears. ped. movements of choeatt whiny : aa SSR: ees - a cea Sonceesgh be woul aed Larecee seein. Sah Wald . , . | ! Justice Robert E. Crowe, of f a criminal court, to summen 4 ydeedeahoel REDS REACHING << »9)MURGUIA STAGES, ican. sar p a j his investigators had f oe eae a "FOR INDIA NOW| 7 ong Man” Vevicuy REVO), === =a raids. ; a Is Sinister orang | ow an Soviet Government Claims 9 | Carranza’s General Report: | provides a maximum of 1 Armies Enter Bokhara I Ch | ed in Rebel Action | Brermment for amvone pl BY ED L, KEEN s large huey The raids continued today, ¢ 2D L. KERS ’ 1G 2. — Gen. | mo e arters wer (United Press Staff Correspondent.) yrancisce “MMeke epee dents of Yalted' aren "ie Qe r - SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 2- “ehances given us crawling mortais FE ay aiype ad sgl gt he hd Alleging ss map pape, “The n federal troops in the ait including “Big Bilt" | to spread spiritual wings and be bow Byard perv gre ‘Tong Man,” schedvied to be. pre- i of Coahuila, has revolted bs . ‘or whom warrants exalted eet erie. ith the om more: ta local theatre, begin. | S#@inst President Corranza, accord: | sued, were not in custody at Be ‘The Third Symphony, at Meany oo — ‘oa Maurice, British ning xt Bund is Japanese ing to confidential advices received Bitter feeling existed between tf hall, tonight, at 8:20. 1 as Jioson © Getiarea revo pred ry eo Chinese Welfare ar re today from Mexico. state's attorneys forces and Ker a “ee panap Ba nie wl athe gaat Rogpmser se Miyhay ~ carranza’s control of Coahuila, his | of the department of justice, Uj COOKING out upon the ia aking the ‘aiae is put in jeopardy by this act the last minute federal 1 Official anxiety over the militar f his eral, it is said here, eince } of is sald » since planned to co-operate with p a’ ew Base / venir = Russ ig > he . ned Villa and his forces, who are sup | the raid, Hoyne said. But nder ny & Wireless message from cow film tar, fe posed to be encamped in the moun-!fore the hour set for the 4 inese race, and in |/‘@ns in Northern Coahuila, may’ start, Hoyne received word 1 to stir up feeling against | “Ke advantage of this weak spotand department of justice agents the Chinese.” according to B. Y, | “tie the state. that the campaign be held up fe Chue, secretary of the soctety. Villa recently raided several towns i fear it would interfere with the j ny Coahuila crnment's fight against reds. word, H. es ment to prevent further exter oyne said, came bess the “reds’" sphere of influen t revent cm ney General A. Mitchell Paln or protection, Gen. Maurice asserts Peeved at Palmer a Hoyne declared today in a fom Start Propaganda statement if raids had not Bolshevik emissaries have started carried out scheduled, the trait a concentrated propaganda in the of five months’ investigation by British sph co to the officers and United States worth and went of India, ecording | Every Voter Required to Go Three Tons of Powder BIoW ment agents would hive : ; : Up in Plant | bad devote airenty: +s on Record | i] over this problem; may- be some mathematical ind may solve it; certainly many } in which the Russian soviet govern | | tired employer would sigh in con. | | | ment claimed its armies had ente Hokhara—the gateway to Afpba tan An immediate policy” should be entablished by the Hritish govern. Ptent if the question was definitely Settled. ‘The query tw this: Does the av- erage giri in an Office waste as | F much time powdering her nose as the average man does stoking his pipe” ‘There may be offices where noses are not powdered and pipes fre not smoked; those don’t count. I'm speaking of kindly, sympa- | thetic. human establishments, | where the employes have some few | Privileges left | Any authority who has kept tab | on these two Indoor pastimes, and | who can give comparative figures, radvicon tn petty polities,” | ported from the hill country of North ive! gyn tward F. Brennan, departm . Jan. 1—Five justice representative here, 4 in an explosion @t/ there was any friction between WILMINGTO ovbry man and woman who wants! men were kill India, and fight eported betwee E Waaziri and Mahsud 1nd) to participate in the municipal elec. the Hagley plant of the Du Pont ge aan toy eee nd ont | department and the state's “ea e ge by — arding his fi British forces, Brit rs be-| tion next March must register at the company here today. The oftice a att ngs to this column . et ! Moker. Gasvt Heve Bolshevik a of the etly comptroller be- | dea re Lumm Pinder, Carvin) ya eee | , are co-opera the fi } rendy have begun to bear fruit war and 2 There will | Swartwood, Antonio Grangullo, Gio perating to est extent with the state's atto OST of the time I walk; fons, The registration vanni Martini and Thomas Anselmt, , Dispatches toda amplified the, be no except | office in these raids for, taaybey a3 oer 4 Photo by CreesDalea | Moscow wireless advices. of books will be in the precincts on ney were in charge of the press l"weishatt do eversthing an eodeia reckless drivers | Uncle Sam had a keen eye for beauty, evidently when he chose his census enumerators to ¢ t Seattle's ” which anno la -“ : sg ary 15, 16 : and ‘ ei ls ing ov. preg fee a ware ae assist in bringing the guilty to long before I dodged pe- (noses. Mrs. F. E. Christison, 520 N. 45th st., is counting ‘em on the North Queen Anne hill and in Lake Union ** é ere spe eklond Bir 23 Hs perac ae ne Cag pa aegl con, 9 ad destrians, so I guess Tam an un- | houseboats, “ ’ ete : a sate § and 27, |torn of nowder exploded, Much glass| THe fact that some of the alma > ar t : 5 January 5 and 27. tons of powder e: ed. Muc ASS | red leaders soug Based witness in this reo * + + & & * * , ptu © town will be a task physically im. |in thig city was broken by the €xDlO |intg custody fran attrtboted ty a —* between autoist & M N 1 c d: "Ce B 1 vornosko sible, according to ay ome sion jto “double crossing” by the ont aimed to have taken ler Harry W. Carroll, altho his ay ake PET BES ment of justice. suaronte mcemey ster Maggie's: ose Is Counte ensus egins ° vam Denitn's rovted| force of etks wit mane ere of | Mayor’e Friends re Shey dapat Jot more care to miss pedestrians Mts of the department of ju * rmie their retre oward| fort to accommodate the tho had tt blag se ” e “K nock-knock-knock! 1/248. Her al t is bounded by F . . m Sens A . Upped the radical ipl So cag stwbon Ni : nawer minutes st ur 4 he Id "| Madison st. 16th ave., H. Marion at.| the Sea of the reds claimed, | that will appear for registrati Organize Friday, would be made. pags. eres to Seep co Saag Pm ep had 1 noked for | m 1 i tie om At and it was admitted in British mili:| i very probable that the FeR Friends of or Fitzgerald will} Hoyne's charges that the 4 Im alking eee: ie 1 nock-knock- KNOCK + ; 2 tice ‘he 17¢ It inelu wix ire! tar jes that Dentki pparent office will be kept open nights to' meet at the ¢ n Lake public li-|Ment of justice representatives Every day I see Jaywal | “Dowant any milk smorning!’| tea stat 4 begun in Seattle, | block 1 pa f two other blocks, | is doomed to follow the fate of Yuden: | handle the registrant brary Friday evening at 7:30 o'clock | deliberately warn, indifferent, strolling folks, 1 " nef Under tt nie alin ed reds of the pavers, indit . erg 7 pily in a woman's voice ‘Then she went shivering back to| She must count the noses of every |iteh and Admiral Kolchak, in an e ier the law no person May reg tto lay plans for active support of | pending raids caused a sensal who blithely take their " aie tks mitkmen. It's" Fi hat district, /0rt t© establish an anth-Bolshevik | ister s he has been a resident | their candidate. Tha pa oe ‘tion, their hands busy corners, and . person wh pe in that dist ronment for Russia jof Washington for one year, three | oaths we of the Chicago raid isan pect all traffic to outguess their | “Gowan away. Dowant any book| “it's the bunk, ain't it, census-| Persona who may be employed in |months in the county of Kir nd ) indication of what may he ¢ H . age e , ¢ taker © commente i" , in other cities, Ho; jcidal tendencies agents, life insuran. | tak m 1 iiss he are . 0 days in his preeinet. Voters 7. oyne said. He said Occasionally I meet up —_ a “You'll have to get up, madam Enumerators Turn Out leew 1 be ¢ untea | One Killed; Seven jot f n birth must produce Merchants Blue; “bai oot centered in Chicago, wild jehu who considers he oI r. It's the census man In eve of the city Fy n tt * whe sleep. | documentary proof of their naturali - ar ‘0 overthrow the nai Gone his full duty when be toots | crooo, hum! Come back satter-| asym auiepminre. partes t where thee ome |S eaunt in Auto Wreck stn ned tek hound tsi || ~Must_Mark Cost government alo had been Um his t are fewer Of | noon. 1 dowanna get up. It's too] work. In 15 days they must com itor calls, will] SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 2—One| pede registration on Every Article his and ae tneluding Cle , ere are caréjens pede t agree by wa ile nd weven injured ™ ‘ew Yor t Ye low mar eople live in \ o he ' ag ot Socrgig et « <3 \] chants were suffering from RE aa emer ” aS nar ' eoleg t Highway here early 20 Armed Men Raid | :h1n' were suttering from an |) Troyne claimed one of the cue ets coward goed Oriver well ee ik ae ae malled in th dresses John Maloy was inst ; : See, | rads planned ai¢ : .. aed nh sig which the enumerator will leave Wit | nent taxloah cor Ireland Postoffice and marking wholesale cost prices | i a medi i ke 1 nes, me—or v I county ¢ torm, ¢ lel a ‘ ~ on every article for sale, in letters 4 wond Mas « shouldn't bestow your name? Preagaied ee enh are r Sime #ix passengers, all of whom we LIME spe K, Ireland, Jan. Pe inakien Gail, thes ebate fier . meeting of representatives of : medals on people who always look Gowanna way,” 4 to com of Hut Do Not Fear Women jured when the taxi turned turtle} party of out 20 armed men inat requiring wholesale cost tags on || "4 inizations, scheduled for yes. before they cross the street were you your last], must t im f from M enumerators are women Who, | while er an attempt to/ midnight r opel the Limerick post: |] TiC tchandise, went Into effect |{terday afternoon, fatled to take ial Punishment is only half of 4 , , clare’ fate: ring to Roy Erford, chief of the | avoid striking held up the staff of 12 em-|] ti Mit of the year, ‘The legin |{At this meeting, it waa sald, hs ‘weward sld be the other P Ho to 3 tl, oe is, ways make the best ¢ a ind robbed safes of from 2,000 |] 1 te passed the law in -an-at. |{t® overthrow the gévernmentaialm half that 1 donno you, I'm sw it , tune me. Every |¢ me housewives y ’ rhe icahe ands. aUaN Sty OF tempt to curb profiteering, Mer- || 8#8sihate officials and establish “ r udopted the good old |U0Nl Wave : fai “i oF Bik ccad permit men to enter money orders els dei eee soviet form of rule in the Ui ' os aay esr A itt De Aenean ‘owe :0id You pre he edie tii wig CE ring. to” th The Cry Has Been ‘ickets were stationed outside the || chants forlornly | declare | that |! ctates were to have been worked Omi i each good week: a bi ne Bic H ge ‘ : 1 | wave, wher 4 woman enumerator g during the raid to warn the | Wholesale cos — San ee oo in detail A for « wrfect month eS ping panto Net ee: Hote haale not feare with the classified ad- ‘ danger portant items as rent, dépredis Included in the prisoners taken was: end of t ar a great, bis “ choose me to 4c und | house 1 ‘ must be m 1 ore—those assigned vertiser usiness will wa: tion, pay rolls and insurance are {| Alex Ivanoff, who is alleged to be % g diploma that all but im |yia with? I s'pose I gotta get up.| thorol mbed for dist h there are many Male 4 rte e hon- Cheer up, Stanley! If every holi ‘ot included and that the public || 4 direct agent of Lenine and Trotsky, r Seilaien, ik A pick up after 1 1 not inelw ne public ; . for every thousand be sad Piro’ eu agp Stara + the work may \af the various foreign governments will then bring better U sabi ‘ akes watnont mee And when she reached door, | be Get c i 1 their aid results,” y ton of dopey ou * about nly thin They are right. Peo- e pink slip; for 10,000 t that cost WA NGTON an, 2.—Taking H Pe cas Os pars okien wat 1 ! sunemat ota’ went | gle wi'sete down © 1 Aides Are Down 25 Per Cent fie ‘ and n't ' ‘ f the 14th census officially began to vant paige se Je 9 ation aden Feld | formance. then « jus : There aro 276 enumerators in the|day in every part of the United|| the everyday business }} Be cate hy Cine, Avie Bae «| Perr Oe Tee thou. | city and 64 in the county outside |states. Ninety thousandenumerators|| of city life since the ' 9 Te ne eter it amrrative te. [the oily, 18 ‘by “any “chanos | were ready 10 start the Work hustle and furore of an oes re-- e t Ss ope Be sity swomeb< gets nothing for |mane Grivers, aa well as punish |the enumer aie teeny oiie oe : The inventor I. anow opal ind Xmas and holide are \ road . n't 1 © happen, don't he million people there are in the United fgxt performance, tho maybe he | the joyrider and the road ho over. : Eee Meer Godging them for 66,600 Tot moclety generaily gives no {tite Catch him and drag him| states, as well-aa the total monetary ve ts oar esi OMAHA, Neb., Jan. 2.—This may or may not have a as on the high cost of Milex without mishap, And the | rewards for good conduct; usually | Mtck. Insist upon being counted. | vaty 06 ane ee age ri 8 ti Ve fe wesliedeitioe the de- ||| Shoe leather. Hides on the local market have drop 25 per cent in the mote who bits ‘em on! week |it contents itself with putting a Hach enumerator has a precinct,|tures. It ori nian sem pow nya ising { week, according to dealers, Prices on number one t-cured d to Kets no proper penalty for bis | super-tax on the industrious, while | Mrs. Mary Boeschem, who lives atjof the country's acreag sired results. determined reckiessnex= | tme loafer escapes without pen- st., for instance, has pre-|farming and how many persons are ges i _ 25 cents a pound, ee i" ; gaa ahaa driver had. fe She is enumerator No,/employed in each industry. ma > : 2