The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 18, 1920, Page 1

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On the Issue of Americanism T here Can Be No Compromise TheSeattleStar 44: iii Eotered as Second Class Matter May 3, 1999, at the Postoffice at Seattle, Wash, under the Ac Today noon, 53 of Congress 3, 1879, Pee Year, by Mall, § oes i SEATTLE, W AS H., Tl ESDAY, MAY 18, 1920, TWO Cc ENTS IN SEATTLE HUSBAND SHOT THRU HEART!" r “SUICIDE lll lll lll lll lill DEATH OF .swirs CALL MATTHEWS PRO-JAP. bcansr See - VERSION Hoarding of Wealth Good News: |Murderer of Wives Is Now Women Take Credit Locked Up in San Quen- tractive chore of selling potato : plants FT Sececcs JOPOLICE) Probe Is Proposed! men Take Credit legal on a the relation between high prices pe necessaries and con- that for Climbs Over Porch and’ | centration of wealth was introduced in the senate today PORT COSTA, Cal., May 18.—Demanding that “Blue- some of them a fax shown by and then ye rura n man lines. by Senator David I. Walsh, of Massachusetts. The in- Crawls Into Her Room vestigation, under the resolution, would be made by a com- beard” Watson be surren- feal sharp « dram from the he Thru Window mittee of five senators, and the president would be re-| Fear Pastor in Capital May Influence dered to them, and declarii years and ters of the national wom quested to give the committee access to income tax returns th would lynch him, that potate tivities in| Washington ae clas Mepreneeetiaen * President for Brown Men AS IT SEEMS | TO ME DANA SLEETH stevedores crowded the sta- tion here when the train bringing the famous prisoner plants; tha Mins I arrived from Los Angeles discovere and = in he consume thrift farmers. as usual, ba here. ing golde T early today. The prisoner was locked in a compartment on the train. opportunitie Frisco Clothes Cheaper. SAN FRANCISCO, May 18 or evident imagined : Away from pend 1 Dr. Mark A, Matthews, | will attempt to influer Slaps, atdee .iactaiey with « bullet church, and personal friend) qo et hea it Probably + reg ° : alt cat of uicthen is eons. down | Slayer Assigned for rae e President Wiios. estate " ona t ee ee ee Labor in Jute Mill - ns % e t 0} residen ilso' s - ident to congress, ur ales appeared 4 pap . Pe: “ : erda ercha e N e) ‘i Ni But ¢ ria, Soyrry og ee tions "passed by ‘TheOdore) Scie waaunee "| on their stock, to continue until || “Bluebeard” James P, Wateom dener wa 2° , aia ; Roosevelt Post, Veterans Of| "1, several hundred members of|| furthe One concern at |) confessed murderer of nine of his while om ment to the potice, stex | Missouri River Sweeps Over Phil B. Friedman Slain Dur- foreign Wars, here last night, | tre voce wee pre ee ets OF | tributes this move to the example wives,” is now “No, 33755," im Menu, not part wet b an ¥ merchant," San Quentin prison, a a P be aid r husband ! Omaha Dyke ing Quarrel in Home at one of the most exciting) tions to “resist surrender of our .. Yironment, and thr * Bago an tnd te ; held his city|country tom brown race by every|| 294 goes on ton at it is the journey beginning at Los Am erse conditions, still it will not m The ue + meetings he in this city) o ans in our power.” and announce] PUFPOSe of clothing dealers to : transplant to any remarkable < 3 a Des ad. o 1A, Neb, May 18 sing} TACOMA 18 it R since the world war closed, that this oceanion la taken to “won.| “Oreak down the bulwarks of ‘ Besides his identity, he lost his . {nancier who | N#mee and Motorcycte Policemen ¢ crane eee : + ug . Stthews is speeding to onal ‘ prices and increasing costs.” || lock: a ree, and the urban finan h i Rind Gladwin, Frank Ber . he Missourt ri ke Friedma t P 6 tank r Matthews in speeding to the emnly warn the president. the na high prices and increasing costs ks and his beard, and, fitted In the tundertakes to grow plants for the mark loathe that e bh potato iw going to over the big Kaet Omah ye flooding six eq dyke earty | corps, wan held in the city jail today} nationsbeepteten-an unknown min © miles Of|while detectives questioned closely | sion, following appearance of an ar that section of the city, and render. | Mrs Bn 4 by him in a day pa | regulation prison garb, he begai @ . . : " life sentence at 10 o'clock thia Hat Price Cut in Two. | tae and was asdlgtied to work ta the: trand and P. Po Vike P. Ke who was in an ad tenal congress as well as our com rades thruout the country, that the with a deep and diinan, his mother Japanese xituation on the Pacific ST. PAUL. Minn, May 18.— ing loa room with his wife when the «h near 000 fami or * e cit nees t \ here which he flayed oppo “ ; m ST AUL, Minn, May jute mill, 2 laste ng occurred, y police Mra aoe ys 5 ys oe bry n ; t 01 h dea 9g ant bon t nese as mere Bo Comat je critica! 1 that uniess!| w 4 Strange of Stronge & War The routine of prison life will not es Sandberg d out to him to come |wwene away by the flood The rive makita auapaubiel tm thet tok. | Meek aaa Od UsAmeritan in| cere eteeruy ane in firm man |i nee, milliners, today an- | begin for Watson, or No, 33755, untill “YOU KEEP OUT OF THIS!” are . T POST SENDS Duke chee oy mating 60 per cent. The company |’ mill, close to Harry 8. New, reputed! SANDBERG TOLD KELLY There has been + “of ' ESOL UTIONS TO WILSON Fe tae neke woe hae fat || operates a chain of millinery |! son'of United States Senator New: th eae tak: te o'¢ pont heat : older vires sendeiy hy | ‘ A | aE spave ng gh yom ines, bas J stores thruout the northwest Young New was convicted of the en p the door be . a ' ng |2eucler And spor tas “st Feason of the clergy: rantly violated.” and exclusion of pic ..* meitésk oF baounoee tn fly Padget ee whet bea ‘ Bluffs, are holding well. | cried ‘nt ‘ daggers ; ocr meer grate org apanese immigrants, | Omaha Cuts Prices Garbed in the prison clothes, and since it was growr iberg 2 Cau dened Aue a € i t th the pr en he are n ures urged upon presi. without beard or hair, gave Gan ago the sweet pot there caper ty raretege Ss mar ep-eor naid ti de gres OMAHA, Neb., M ay 18 day || slayer a more emaciated appell arch ness was a thriving You keep out of t me gbibaak (Oe, Ot Connell Bhatt, wee er, and told RAR ASIATICS FROM was a field day for Omaba shop- |i nut ne wag perceptibly relieved: ie and | , to bed.” he # Sandberg told him ieee Ahsag i : ended wher ‘ AMERICAN CITIZENSHIP pers. Following announcem ll naa openly expressed “the fear he ane ss oom Abels bees t 1000 F . ga iBcanasipl Other m es urgéd by the vet. | Teduction in prices wae depart: |) would be lynched, or that he would commodity, the swe ato plant “I heard them arguing.” sald fin ve me a Aone «| Hin step-father, } erans are and legaliza | Ment stores of from 20 to 30 per || be retried for another murder and was current. Kelly. “And after a while T ‘ Bh oy ; , mother. He red tis of the 4 that Aslation bol] C&M. the stores this morning |! Sntenced to be hanged, is ts mentic here = heard Mrs. Sandberg say, ‘Don't M nd c mar e m wit se tas i atdenAinareren al Aes iged iy ee hoapeeoes | haa ts ypical ofa lot of city « kill yourself.’ Then there was a - aA ber autom pint : sakiadat to 43 purchas he price wa 3 ng dd from such editorials . he wrested aw 5 struee ” e . started Saturday with 20 pe Giang. And from ou shot : im , ‘ providing that | sarted Saturday with a 20 per || Watson Is Weak the mass of the townsmen dedu ‘ J Pagar si : é t ' wele a oF on the United tard or || Sent. « ny one big depa , their opinions about fa abou “ of them occupied, Young Friedman wan attending the, THousands of Fresh Troops no child born in the United States of | ‘tore, was followed yesterday by and Emaciated food resources, about es cuts of 30 per cent by other at Two University of We when: be Sent Into Service American citisen unless both ‘parents RICHMOND, Cal, May 18.—“Blue- profiteers stores. . / ‘ r niiated during t ro oo ot "Facil » bltetble to colt beard” James P. Watson, slayer of es ies Long 1 Time to a Soe that in: oltgtble ‘to ‘nits é . * of and ‘ urt an , ‘ - nine of his wives, left here today on eed and ¢ bir y oo ie bow ae re sine iberg Get Freight Okeh RAYS FRIEDMAN | BY WEBB MILLER ; Wering some of Dr. Matthews’ the 9 o'clock ferry for San Quentin, 4, is sca thetaetaar wiih tha - ag : : V ASS INSANE Lon May 18.—Th {0 datetnenta-ta hie hed article | where he will serve a life sentence: eee POLICEMAN REMOVED HIM , ning: bates taekmeal te t fy father was . b. | the th, ™ And, south (ot ate esolution st Bluebeard” attracted little atime ft ABOUT A WEEK AG f nai “pe : tenn ¢ Hl : 1. appar ’ developit Whereas, Dr, Matthews refers to tan during a 40-minute stop here, for F . a i 1 f the interut ‘ t trom : r liy today th a ndications | the Japanese as a race which have very few people knew of his arrival gas apes poi thet 1 chs ah a ‘ ve os that Gen. MacReady had begun His| been invited and welcomed to our] poeens scles. Aes ‘ se -gucnnieke " gn to restore valli that 2b Japane Ss : . . er . 1 Con ie Ser ve not been invited and are not! joo 3RO BURGLAR indberg left econ, | A t At -1 a oc ther teva wee pean Rebel Cavalry Searching) | With the notorious wife slayer wae 1 ut r 1 ex ¢ t f rt A jereas, Dr se Aa Pera seh g. .D, ard, negro burglar, and r cong ( freight care a Ap went, dist 4 " prejudiced against t Mountain Regions Sheriffs Couts and Bell, of Last night, M erg told the | importa ™ ter wan fitted up rnment was reported | Jar ause they app BPO | er husband 1 her bed x take |r Ne eee eee et ai gite watccay aint th ath the 1 EL PASO, Texas, May 18.—Revo- prisoners were not handeuffed m window by climbing over a Ralph S. Stacy in wome ! which newspar ; on the |utioniat ca y continued) #8 they were taken from the train was Tes ean hie ome f was | scribed the elty of are now : “ tg hills and moun-|here. Watson chatted with Police roor Serious Condition Chiet t A body of troops | Pa ere available to white! tains around Oaxaca for Preaident|Chiet W. H. Wood and the asm t : is ie ‘ i YREKA §.—-Ralph ' A und | arr 1 night, | 0 Yee we) Carranza, according to advices here, |@uring his stay at the local police i . 1 9 to a " " t . ' f ¥ < : ed oes | Station. He appeared very weak and ba ather 7 between Union and Sinn Feiners, |on mont fer mn jemaciated, and was carried from the: ~ at ¥ earth, for a great part ‘ WASHINGTON, May 18.—Venusti-| station to the ferry in a ) : hen on here for apper ti Coed Weds for Trolley Repairer Jest lands on the Pacific coast are ano Carranza, deposed Mexican pres-|wagon, <tr) 8 ® PRE ‘ ; reperous and it was then that OM here f militia, fa atiit in now held by Jupanese lent, is fleeing northward and Fran- | sbeard appeared little consadinan rom ; Ay ot | Is Killed by Fall VETERANS FOUND : isco Villa is on his way to Mexico/over the final few moments of free J peor Bp : events Sta was ret ne . r if a) HELD BY JAPAN i Uneccompanied, according ©) dom before he will begin serving nvest 1 He ‘ ing ¢ J ees 1 while r dvices to the st department to: |} ‘. “ j a ln onvenience Whoreas, Rev. Matthews aska[edvioes to the state department to-l fhe bere, Ma. eee aaa - foreig . entior why b “ against the Japa- | 44 {made several last minute financial i =i a ; - nnn ~— oo Ohaie Romer Pies cage ay ye néee bea they are. industeitue _ The American embassy at Mexico} arrangements with the deputies, the ae ever. - ‘ a te ‘ “ RUE FRIEND IS e nnounces : saul seital. Tuesday. Titus| We Teply because when we returned | City informed the department Car-| nature of which was not divulged, ah sy a 2 a Liore SO1IN 1p . ney caged 18 trom th of our country we|Tanza was seen last Sunday passing Trouble with the negro burg farmer in preps " fe officer | FOUND AT LAST) serxkenny, cat, May 18—How|wa unconscious between two| from th ta which we were en-| thru Topela, a small village 90 miles| Jar developed, ‘Depeee anal vill prone. tae SAN FRANCISCO, 8.—| parental ot jon to the free lovejoars by William Collier, car i ri | titled held by Japanese jsouth of Mexico City, He and a] outs said, as soon as he found oot oo y Labor Party Will ind~A ie friend. Frar 0} union MeCart employe, a take eta ; em Wher Matthews asks} mall escort were traveling north-| out that Watson would be his. Y bs pre a # ‘ sare ref 1 to tell the police) and A University | by M. A. Sumner, fe pemee 123 How.) RY create prejudice because somg| Ward at that time. | traveling companion, 4 si poh Be Debated at U who nearly severed his ear and bad f Ca nts, forced them | ive k Titus lived a 3 A aatake cftis ‘old hix property to| Rebel agents here thought that ‘According 40. ‘hin. See \ loner ti eaprnds Ret. Be tan 4a ate. | Atmaed hi atures at a friendly | ir ‘ of convenience," | dot « eins ute in which Japanese! Villa probably would be appointed! threatened violence and waxed “ade 4 . . : conor c y ep. | barty at t me y today | Is gioney was deposited, we reply that} chief of the Mexican constabulary of{ yoluble in bis indignation, A that a sip is fs é E. A thy, prominent San| 66 YNOYANC f when we went away to war the en.| the northern states “Ab, ain't in no ch like cn Re $7 ype oy p aetate Sweetest ae cia Full, Prandene a se NNOY AN $9 GGG |crouchments of the Japanese in the| |The state of Yucatan, the last to! gat. An's a honest burglar, ah t at ‘ Us i ps gaMincetsepa: nwinted on the marriage WORTH = $2,666) ioiaing of property contrary to the | desert Carré was reported to] am eaaosnta fiselved, ‘That Amencan ivr, , Urges Kuykendall . pine in March | meowahem; idky "in-'1k CUDGHN| ee te’ thin este arene Ricosest f | bmp doiaes tha EaVolution ‘ha’ fo nite rise aaa peasy ote 4 a 7 a emis Shipper ors I r said I was a ‘little fool’| me averred M. J. Rusch, He|matter of serious concern, but that| The Mexican revolution and the] here bluewhiskers white trash?® * lye i Lahde al party of its) oa part of thelr od ae setts ahi lid the|demonstrated in court, the only/on our return we found the Japa: | possibility of recognition of the new] demanded the black burglar in SS alaak aeah wasenie, Vien nei thee ea een naible in ag the | Hride, “So there. was no peace for| Whistling nose in captivity. Wes-|nese had taken advantage of ab-|regime there will probably be dis-| qignantly. “Ah sure done let ou will 4 | shor of freight V- us untit we married according to the |Iey Hannan, eattle buyer, was normal war conditions to acquire | cussed by President Wilson and his) mahself in for ‘lots of grief ' , wR Ku ndall, member of state public t 2 charged with starting the whistle property and invest in all lines of | cabinet, which meets late-today when ah-broke in dat Los An- when t ~ . ommon custom, It was truly a mar rs har f a few gamblere URT: EN ISN’T | Transportation club luncheon | The groom, a son of Arnold Roth, | hors short of appalling MEXICO CITY, via Laredo June-} purty bad gazabo. Ah've done j eeMiteary, ao sande ue: be HURT; HEN ISN'T Sn Seek ‘ieamataetater,* tsetid annoyance 6." opined| “Whereas we freely offered our tion, May 17.—(Night)—General Al-| time for gran’ larceny an’ sich Dae potatoes by the ounce instead ca aa Benn la Arise Folke via true love is sufficient without a silly} the jury |lives in response to the call of our varo Obregon does not anticipate| like, but dis is sho gonna be & oe poess were thrown from an , d ceremony.” Bs jcountry, be it resolved that we did /quarrels between the leaders of the! lesson to me It has disxpersed hundreds of re e dace yin Wipe Out Invaders We were happy.” he said, “Why not take up arms against the aggres: | revolution when the power of the| “Ma fambly always done pride dairy herds in the Northwest, and Sends Reply to |pjon ofa, white race only to return istas ha Caterpl wre advancing | should one onform been comp 5 etely| demselves on our spectability, of a ‘legal wedding! | Hedges, pr Jat | Commerce, replice to the letter of City Council on power,” Obregon asserted, “Public —— ieeica santentiog Cee ceric Re Labar Man [Film Will Show | sreetinig: sont, him by the atrpland Waterfront Tour jin tio stronmy uewinst him l Arnstein Will, Be § ¢ national maga- | railway, will be reviewed at a specia Cl Shot | which carried The Star to Stanwoo | bot ) sehen in and @ fow newsne seting Of the of hye Se nana ot aturday | Memb of the city council were} “ Gonzales and have har- < ; ‘ : Bly. : si ' : ubbed and | © remarkable progress made in| guests Tuesday of Port Warden|monized our views. We opposed Car-| Arraigned i m N. Y. « r wh wit pand complacently see our coun: | broken, he declared in an interview but jis’ wait ‘till mah wife see has introduced canne ‘ P ° ind Seattle must arise in| ceremony when one # not belleve * ; j Millon Sutter into cer & calmly acr ¢ road, {0 a and TIRE the “pent. with: | Mitek caaraiy aad nice eat Airplane Message ure to. a brown race, but| "The divergent. views of Obr who ah'm travelin’ wil ia P : ’ ; 3 tal » ourselves naw to resist such 1x 1 Gonzales have Lordy me, man, but ah's gonna. sands of home h in Thin wa e warning of | add voila! we are married accordin W. G. Collin, secretary of the at and 5 J will mean hundreds of thousands |Parley, Wednesday |. . stanaiey, of Ye Olde Curiosity |to custom. What fearful informali-| Neighborhood club, Stanwood, Wash, |Suttender by every means in our | the revolutionary], have #ome.hand things San Gieential butter tats during their on Car Finances }))"),. uriled. lddat of the Chashder of a has no chance to regain} house ‘ growing year | City affairs, including the fina Fire Preventions |'"', pers and some legisla called for Wednesday by the ad. lorganiser and uredident av the Brock | Tn Aantioipétion’ of “Natiotial Wire| the development af the alr transpor-| req MM: Lathe on a trip of inspection |sarms ‘benuss Sb. Was SNOME the| NEW YORK, May 18.—Jules W, red haane aieude As”. alkke council, was in a seri-| Prevention week, May 23-29, an edu: tation during the last few years, has|about the Seattle waterfront [people's right of franchise. Now |("Nicky") Arnstein will be arraigned the drift from t t buncilars Wulte Me pos in a local hospital here | cational motion picture entitled “Fire | made it evident that the time is not! The party started on the harbor | Carranza has gone, Should Gongales|in general sessions court today to F and some prophet nsel; LL. Young ul after bet clubl and | Preventic will be exhibited at 0\ far off when this form of transporta, | patrol boat from Leschi park, and/and 1 quarrel now it would be so ob:| plead to the two indictments charge the future a ist man of board of wor HW last night. Kikulaki was|}and 9:30 Wednesday afternoon in the | tion be utilized to wonderful) toured tho shores of Lake Washing: | vious we were fighting over personal) ing him with participation in the where thin nation nd Carroll, olty camsirliler, and Ed L. police believe, as the result | auditorium of the Frederick & Nel: /commercial advantage,” wrote Mr.|ton, Union hay, the canal, locks and ambitions that neither the people nor] $5,000,000 Wall. Street bond ett deem 'to Paset: Column . | Terry, wrensurer, of tabor troubles, Jeon store, Admission will be free !Coltin, lginally the Wiliott bay waterfron — | soldiers would support us.” ploy MS Y, ,