The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 10, 1922, Page 1

1 | | ! 1 | First in News—First in Circulation RAR nnn nnn nnnn ANNA APA APRA PAPA APA PAPA AARP APA ee ee ee ee “1 Didn’t Know!”’ (EDITORIAL) Senator Newberry’s defense on floor of the senate Monday is as old as crime didn’t know! It was perfectly certain that this would be his de- fense, if he made any. . It was the only de- fense he could make, as the the expenditure of a vast sum of money in his senatorial cam- paign in 1918 had been admitted. Of course he DID know. The recards available for every sen- ator to read prove that he did. But—let’'s as- sume that he is the lack-wit he tries to make himself out to be. Then consider the situ- ation. Any man who desires to buy a seat in the senate has only to ab- sent himself from the state and give his agents free rein. They may spend all they . Please—it is immater- ial whether it is his money, his family’s money or their own. It is for him it is being spent. Can common sense or common honesty condone a course of that kind? Think of the possibilities. Think’ how the special interests of great wealth will be prepared to use such a precedent. They want their own man in the sen- ate. So they keep him ignorant of their activities. They are free to use all the cash necessary, as long as he can still stand up in the senate and say with a hea face that he knew nothing about the bood- ing. The Star submits that the founding fathers—to borrow Presidente Harding’s name for the framers of the constitution—did not conceive that they had planned anything*that could be subverted to such a purpose. Even Lorimer did not attempt anything so raw! It remained for Trumap Newberry. It now remains for the self-respecting men, whom he seeks to call colleagues, to make it clear to him that his remark- able theory is as false as his whole position before the American people. The voters of this state have their eye on the man- ner in which Senators Poindexter and Jones shall meet the issue. | TRUMAN }f NEWBERRY BORAH ASSAILS Howy, folks! What has become of the old-fashioned man whe The disarmament conference is scheduled to end this week without heres to Him BY LAWRI NCE MARTIN SEN. NEWBERRY used to drink only with his | Says Taint of C Corruption Ad- a OLUME 23. Batered as fecond Clase SEATTLE, => _ PARLEY ISN lenary Friday Will An- nounce Final Na- val Cut Pact BY CARL D. GROAT WASHINGTON, Jan. 10a plen ary session of the | | | }is expected Friday to announce to the world the powers’ acceptance of the naval limitation treaty Signatures of delegates of the | United States, Great Britain, France, Japan and Italy, the five powers involved in the treaty, will be af fixed Saturday, according to present plans Arthur Palfour, head of the Brit ish delegation, has postponed his de parture to participate in the an nouncement and the signing of the treaty | Owing to Intensive treaty etndy [by the American and other delexa tions, the disarmament committee wan unable to meet promptly at 11 o'clock, but It was suid the session would be held later im the in order CONFERENCE 18 NBARING CLOSE ‘The conference is now approach ing & mpectacuine windup and its accomplishinents will be proc to the world in such a manner as to sllemce recent criticiame. Consideration of the naval treaty, which embodies America’s sweeping arms conference | Discussion of the treaty was to be) imed | On the Issue of Americanism There C Can 1 Be No Compromis The Seattle Sta WASH., (by 11,727 copies a opies a day) —Call Main 0600 to Order The Star at Your Home—50 Cents a Month—Why Pay More? FAR CRIES FROM OCEAN CAUGHT HERE WHEN | LOST SHIP SIGNALS IN" DISTRESS, BUT VESSEL CAN'T BE LO AM Howe jattor May 8, 1899, ee JANUARY 10, PPP PLP LALA PLD LDAP LAPP PPL LPP P PPP DP the Postort Beattia, Wash, 1922. 1879. Per Year, by Mall, # TWO CENTS IN § under the Act of Congress March ———— E ATTLE _ Waterhouse | New Leader of Chamber De BY © DUBLI war dail cirea: Valera w of Grittit the dail iv today The foreien minister Valera HARLES M. MeCANN . N, Jan. 10.—Arthur Grittitn elected president of the nn under De i) head @ provisional gov ernment to arrange for the establish inent of the Irish Free State | Whether Griffith will also assume Papaidency of the Irinh republic IRELAND huensiel Murder Baffles ANXIETY ELECTS: LEADER! Arthur Griffith Is Chosen by Dail to Take the Place of fhe tapesied out in the dail | se i | A FOLLOWERS i MA PROTEST As & protest against the election | h, De Valern’s followers lett council chamber. a Lad Is Suspected IS FE Two wild "8. 0. 8.” calls folate ly heard by radio operators aleng the coast last night from some unknown ship in dire distress at sea gave rise today to grave The first call, uncertain and distinct, was caught at 832 p. simultaneously by operators at tora, Tatoosh, North Head, and in Francisco, < ¢ “8.0.8.” was discernible, | the rest of the message was a fi | When the dail, after a recens| and ur intelligible sputtering. following the announcement of , At. 847 the cry was repeated, Griffith's cabinet, remumed ite meet: | with the: same sea Ra ing, De Valera and his followers! . pperators were alse waarstydall Frank Waterhouse jwere tack in their places in the the “S.0.8”" and nothing more. council chamber, “Some ship using her auxi Frank Waterhouse, president ot Frank Waterhouse & Co, steamship operators, is sched | led to be the next president of | the Seattle Chamber of Com meree. | His name Was reported to the tru» | tees of the chamber Tuesday after noon by the nominating committee as the only nominee for the position. mous preaident public and was impending. Criffith's election was made unanf. Michael © Hament met A meseage from Pope Benedict, re- ot the dail was proposed by ‘oiling when the Irish par. A fight on the future of the re the status of the dail The election of Arthur Griffith as was the notation*made on the radio operator's chart in the department's. station here. weak and indistinct. Not all saytang Wing one about the) INGTON, J . | program for limitation of armament| The ticket will be malied out tol wiring in an agreement with Ene-| Mrs. James Blackwell, who, wooden ships in Lake Union. Thciet a0’ Goris boi ne a | in its modified form was expected | the membership in a short time. Vot-| and prought about by the dail’s votel with her husband, James eee of corruption adheres to Tru-ite come before the conference in| ing is accomplished by mail, January . am aere ne " ad 4 approving the treaty establishing au “Geattle possesses Gaza's immor.|™an H. Newberry as a result of| secret session today. Its approval/21 being the final day for returns vert Monsepve dp rea pte.» | Blackwell, was found dead on} Operators waited at thelr ality, Babylon's jaz and pride and ee bose pe of money in bis) virtually ns drafted was expected,| The new. officers are installed on the |” 4 debate between De Valera and the porch of their home at} keenly alert, hoping to cate! Athens’ idolatry.”—Rev. Paul poser cones or the senate, even tho/«itho spme lively discussion is prob-| 24th : Arthur Griffith enlivened proceet-| Gallup, N. M. Motive for the full message of distress on the ti Gosh, how jealous New | ork mus\ nay have had no part in the cor-| able If an opposition ticket ix put inthe! ine. at the open of: the -Galls| rime 40 & mudtery a¥ baluable call. For more than an heme bet ruption, Senator Borah, idaho, de-| Its fato in the senate appears eat- (field, ax has been threatened by this sects : + ge j sat in silence waiting, but me eee clared today in a speech in the sen-|isfactory, but today there came to|members of the Alaska bureau, ft ffith, speaking as leader of! rings worn by Mrs. Blackwell\ powetl, 8 ate, assailing Newberry’s right to/ light a move, fostered from Chinene | Will be posted, in accordance with th | +5 majocity, anawered De Valera'e| Were not stolen, Mr. and Mrs.| At 945, with the mystery tice ote me quarters, to stir up sufficient pro-)chamber's practice, by Wednesday, | oy notion that the dail could not ac "| Blackwell were popular so- unsolved, commercial airgram Study o case, Borah eald.| (Chinese sentiment so that. senators the 11th. mave an the parliament of the tish| cially at Gallup. James Black- ness was resumed. Today, #f leads him to the following con | would serve notice that they would| Other nominations made by the i. dics | well, ; » there were many guesses, the ‘riddle. clusio | kill all treaties unless Shantung| Committee are EO vite daaitnn orkeh cat Ga father of the murdered} remained unexplained. Ye 1—-That the primary is a part/ were satisfactorily settled Vice presidents (two to be elected) | |tinue the dail until the people have| "2%, was the originator of That the ship sending the of the election process and the im | The Chinese themselves sald they | a 8. Sta Alfred H, Lundin. decided that.” Bull Durham tobacco, and the was mere than 100 miles out at proper use of money in the primary| were “exploring new avenues” ai Trustees (five to be elected)—Dr * Golenes ne stated } ‘ ‘ was a Mayor Caldwell is to be escorted | P°OPts | Seed s . tne 3 ss ‘ ia ; Park Weed Willis J. Matthewn,| . Th? former president insisted the) son inherited his vast fortune. generally accepted theory, 1 to the dock by a Shrine band when | ho* ae t upon invalidas aoe nee ot cond ott reaa crlOtto 8. Keagel, John Welborn, J. D,| til must ceare to function unless] Inset is a picture of. Olin C. —— j@m auxiliary apparatus, op » | ing the election as the mi nce of good ces of | O eage!, John Welborn, J ; he leaves for the Orient Saturday. |!" Goction an, the Ene of menay a Sao. Segeeee comin Gls gate 2 HHarde, {it maintained the repubile. «| Walker, accused of the ¢ Walker ix much more concernet| With stornge batteries and It will play, “See, the Conquering |#! an election and Balfour |man, Morits Thomsen, W.L. Rhodes,|_ “We will uphold the republic , HSE. |p ccording his Hanéen than MaDOUe jcoll, can be heard that distanee, Siero Gees.” | 2-~That the amount expended en| A* for the fate of the naval) Ma Surits Thomsen, ~ Mhodes.| Griffith answered, ‘until an election Aid wd Their families had not desired a| Th€ vessel's probable location, eee |this election was such as to lead| ‘treaty in the secret committee meet eae has decided that Insue Ripe The Star | ze, be -.|Tadlo men guessed, was west of the ing. It became known today that ob.| Th® nominating committee consist-| : LOS ANCEEBS. tal San, 10.-.| marriage, he said, but they had de City councilmen will march directly |to the conclusion that it was tn-|'>8 | y od of KE, H. Hatch, chairman; Thomas| After the debate Michael Collins | Se Al 4 al, Jan. termined to wed and she had gone|™0uth of the Columbia. * behind the car of honor, chanting, |tended to and did corruptly affect fon will be raised—probably bY| Fike, D. B. Trefethen, Howard| moved that Arthur Griffith be ap-|There is little of the “mystery!i, 105 Angeles, ostensibly for her|_, 7h Merchants Exchange “Hail, Hail, We Don’t Care if He the results of the primary Freie —4) 0 OW SURES Di bal chistes pointed president of the dail. Calvin} man” about Olin C. Walker. health In noon that all transpacific Never Comes Back.” | 2—That no man can be the ead Penrod yd five powers to build] Gs | O'Duffy seconded the» motion | And yet this ungainly, raw boned | and coastwise passenger liners 7? eficiary of a corrupt election when mt iD aston foreign account AS a protest against thie motidn,|country iad of is held here as eo |regular runs had been accou inted for Bed Hesketh, whe becomes sti such. corruption was had in his| Son OUTSIDERS |Report Is Heard Eamonn De Valera left the council| the “mystery m of the nae jy wireless this morning. ‘The dig behalf, whether he personally par * ° |chamber. His supporters followed | tional murders of James W. Blac! treswed craft might be a tramp on P Pah | ‘Phils ciptise allows.a power-to.con on Basin Project ‘ : lother boat ticipated in the corrupt methods or J him. weil year-old tc not reporting to the = “Cook a struct for an outsider ships not) A report on the Columbia Basin| ¢5 seMBE! ae and Mrs. Blackwell, a brid ieee it was said. Fans Used Mere.” pended this money was Newberry’s! ai) dotaiis Ih be formic Bat} eelopment bureau to the Chamber! Afterward 65 members remaining |upon the porch of the await ‘ committee. If not actually selected] other signatories ished the) of Commerce trustees at their meet-| answered the roll call, electing Grif-| country home at ¢ Hesketh, moreover, !s one cook by him, it was accepted by him, and oo soa ing sday afternoon, and was! rith where Blackwell had gone for rr teat won't quit Bis job on short {ry oncperstad with the | an cbormat, Vearned today that the expected to. be adopted as the cham:|) When the De Valeraites had with-|health. = | Recelver’s Petition Will Be| | agreeme: e he hited!) official attitude. ¢ n, the motion of Colline was car-| 4 . notice ees Jostnmitiee’s acts bi ts, | States, Great Britain and Japan. The recommendations were: | ried’ unenimounly and Gcitticn steed | moons Biackwel! was heir to ths) Heard by Judge Gilliam ONING CASE src i Ag \ried unanimously and Griffith stoo Moda “of the “Balt De to-| Consider Wiliam Hofbrau Bchnicte- |. t <! ye r BBE aro “| (Turn to Page 7, Column 2) 2 A reaffirmation of approval of| elected president of the dail, The | ta myer nie eee acaams Talay fa | “Bi 4 nowledge © ne expel ure oO} ne Smith-McNs pill, ereatin: 1 the ‘ a pe Hearing on the petition of T. D.| frita DeBlatt mith-McNary bill, creating @) dail then approved a cabinet which Id be f The Arne on P f the money and the doin of the murders could be found, ‘The young precept het 06 1s ct from a man | tse 0,000,000 revolving fund to re-|Griffith appointed Rockwell, receiver fo! orl Placard at a Second ave. movie|mitter did “2, ‘That to secure maximum bene-|mously approved by the dail las Whetewail'’ ead <ekicatian cio furnishings and property of the com: | ne house 6—That the state law was re. fits of this fund smaller projects| Minister of finance, Michael! tint door . 4 pany, is scheduled for Friday morn-| SANTA ROSA, Cal. Jan. 10—Am “Young Children Must Have Parents atedly violated. | in Washingtos, totaling 1,600,000 | Collins. } ing, before Superior Judge Mitchell| autopsy to determine whether ; ihe soe _ | teoThat the federal law not yet 4 acres, shguld be reclaimed first be-| Foreign affairs, Gavin Dufty And then, a few days after the | Gillam, | Johanna D, Haberhauer, aged 19, of And a barber shop on Jackson St. | deciared unconstitutional was v ‘ |cause of lens capital outlay, greater} Home affairs, Dugan slayings, surns jeotives = - sete . |Santa Rosa, was the victim of lors this ten wut Be | ated Tacoma Police Arrest TWO) dispersion of new population, im-| Local government, William Coa-| Wires thruout the land with descrip-| Asse the defunct concern, of | some night prowling prisénes ain eA DEVINE Alterations, Patrons Wil! Be!’ s”“rnee the election being tainted in Alleged Plot | mediate prediction. retursa, present | grove tions of Walker, the gawky coun | which Thomas Y, Nabatame was the] peing held here today. see with corruption and controlled thru | ] availability and similar reasons. Economics, O'Higgins. try boy, one of ten children, who! head, consist, according to the peti-} Miss Haberhauer died during the “— % use of money, the same is void and| That while smaller projects are] Defense, Mulcahey learned the trail of the plough! tion, of the office furnishings of the| Might and her sister, Mary, aged 18, NOW THEY'RE KIDDING JOE | |i. sent ocoupied by the sitting} TACOMA, Jan. 10.—With the ar Construction, efforts in con ft lietaridie long before he mastered the in-|concern, in the Thompson building, | Was critically ill today from the ef Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kidd are the | inter whould be declared vacant.|Test last night of H. H. Edwards, umbia Basin project tricacies of two times two. jand three pieces of property. One of| fects of “something like a pill” proud parents of a new son— 27, the police said today they had | totaling 00 acres, should be) Love set the trap for Walker./ theses a ten-acre tract in Whatcom| Which the younger girl said she McCreary County (Ky.) Record. ie to light a gang of automo |continued. Several alternate plans 5 He had to Los Angeles to | county. The others are lots in Seat. | swallowed during the night. % ” a bile thieves, whose operatio have should be studied; water right di: marry Khea Tice, his 18-year-old|tle. All have liens or mortgages| Authorities found the case one Mine Wlapper, in the j extended to Spokane, Portla Be | putes with other sta and Canada| sweetpeart. Tho detectives knew against them, te the most mysterious they have House Nest | DEAD :::: and Yakima should be adjudicated; conflicting [where she was and figured that] Rockwell declined to estimate the | encountered, | woKYO, Jan. %-Delayed)-Mar.| Bight stolen carn, according to|power and irrigation claims shouid| |sooner or later Walker would come. | value of the assets, owing to the fact| During the night the younger of abies ‘Bhiaemeta (Ok > )— MAS | ine police, which passed thru Bd-|be adjudicated; plans for settlement| VAN WERT, Ohio, Jan, 10.—Four| Tey met him at tse door of bis| that he intends to offer them for j the two sisters, who were sleeping: Neier Untnamen™ Gna’ torn: oe | wards’ hands, have been recovered. |of area should be perfected jschool children were killed and 25|brideto-be and held him on a mur-| Sale | together, arose and told her mother What's become of the wait dial, ‘eciuer pcallh rete rb ge’ }1t i believed Edwards maintained| 4. That Smith-MeN fund should | injured near here early today when | der charge | jand father, Karl Haberhauer and used to thank you for a perro adh ? of | reo qarugen hore to carry. on his|f0t be ised for Colorada River, Co: a. school truck was struck by | ‘The police have not revented their!( FLOCK OF ROBINS IN)| ‘it; tt her sister was in cone A: aged stateuman had first ations. lumbia, Basin or similar super-pro-| Pennsylvania freight train, case. They say they are satisfied | vulsions and that she was sick from acanecin |, The aged stateamnan at | operations. ioe Ae iscaeimaaaeatag peat lone at cnes || SEATTLE HERALDS THE]|| swallowing “something like a pill Horace Bean and Lillian Corn | ?¢¢? noun ad on January| V. 8. MeConnel, a possible ac 6. That state-wic onference of | chfdren. " x Simple household remedies were were married recently in Free | ° ver, his physicians |comptice of Edwards, according tolai ‘reclamation interests be held to| 2 PRR aacpe Re en hint fata) be ne ¥ APPROACH OF SPRING] siven as first aid and a physician 0 8 beating ince arresting officers, is also he jallup nos nediat after the | * port, Ohio. : . : 7 noe tine aerentng (semers, 1 gio bb ia) cide on broad policy aa Wee “thie” he ae pring on the way and nearly || 48 called. . ently stopped but h rally } have a reasonable explanation. e 20 i b If thore fell who drank wood 69h | Seattle for trial with our sister city (Spo- . ; . he annual advent of the robi 20 minutes before the physician had any considera all | be ( ar ce hot Rp - ») as to the outlook and approach AS STABBER te irsaue eat oe het at || was announced today by Mrs faseiapaaae the Haberhauer home, He for the surviving members of their | Tre nee Feironito Priday £ ’ to the great Columbla Basin project acquaints a he Guped. |) vt patterson, 1627 Seventh ave || Was able to save the younger farnilies who had to pay the under Judge L ndsey Can € |itd we must therefore decline to| Sala to have been implicated in the| be sald, and he “left while he still! lw. "who enjoyed the night of a || sister. aker, they would have drunk em Give His Wife Job) emvark upon the proposed program” |stubbing of three Japanese at Sfo-| 8d money enough to get married) | vote fleck of the robin family Liming fluid F you possess the cold || Rois |(Spokane’s request for financial ald |quaimie Falls recently, 8, Nishitani, |” |] Saturday on the lawn of her home aiming flu DENVER, Jan. 10.—Mrs. Henri. | (5? . | | vandoast ried aft n of her home @ leue bilan.” dations, avin. ‘he . ot ae Jto bring Gen, Goethals to the state |25, mill worker, was arrested Monday | He wanted to get married after|| i, tne West Queen Anne district WEATHER DENTAL WORK BY PROXY termination to succeed and |[ ot lander, wife of Juvenile jana tor each leading Northwest city|night at the Alps hotel by Detectives | his arrest, and the girl was willing. || he robins are a week earlier this Mrs. Elmer Still was in Bradford atpatios |Judge Ben B. Lindsey, won't get|to appoint a committee for the early |C, J, Waechter and Tom Hayden, | But not the police, They say Miss) | year, Mrs, Patterson says Tonight and Wednesday, probably rae Week having dental work || employ The Star Classified || the job as amsistant probation development of the project) Nishitanl was accused of fleeing | Tice may be a necessary witness Sivas, tele ies gatitvin: eek saga jrmadyic done for her daughter, Ruby —~Brad Ads to help you in buying, ||fieer in Denver at # salary of $126 Jafter the affair, armed with two} “I didn't even know Bilackwell,”"|| eariy for the exhilaration of keen, rere joderate sour vy winds, tord (Vt.) Opinic elling, exchanging, ete, ||% month The board of county! THE REGULAR LUNCHEON of|revolvers and a knife. When|he protests. “I had met Mrs. Black: |} fresh air, have reported pussy Temperature Last 24 Hours . . Sesmien aptitude cs lies jcommissioners today refused to ap-|the Concentric club will be hela|searched, however, police failed to! well at a dance a couple of years|| witows are coming out and bud. Maximum, 47. Minimum, @he modern gir idea of a good} , s * prove her employment by her hus | Thygsday, at 12:16 p.m, at the Pig'n|find any weapons upon his person. ago, but reckon ees forgot me] ding trees and early shrubs, (Turn to Page 7, Column 3) band in this capacity. Whistle, He is held Tuesday in city jail, by this time.” Ce ae ee es