The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 23, 1922, Page 1

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WEATHER | il Tonight end Tuesday, fair; OLUME 23 not a0 cold; moderate PLOTTO GET CAR “MONEY? the count fe AeoU: Cher inlaw, nding Robe * himsele On the Issue of Americanism There Can Be No Compromise The Seattle Star Hotered ae Second Class Matter May &, 1899, at the Postotiics at Beattin Wash, iste, Poster raignm th by Today noon, 36, . under the Act of Congress March &, Per MONDAY, JANU AR ¥ Year, by Mall, $6 to $9 23, ATTL =e, WASH,, | Sar Onl Afternoon bape FUNERAL (sat OF POPE It hard to believe : (EDITORIAL) EDITIONS OF SEATTLE NEWSPAPERS public works under the oo - - Hart code, successor of ONE EVENING PAPER , ANOTHER ING THE STAR hae ecg hi pains 5 “Howdy, folks! After all, it is PAPER Second Edition: “Pope thinking of reducing tel- STARTED. pA gindog beat eld fashioned aR I in Delir' ium ; End | ephone rates. Saran) Office Edition: “Pope First Editton: “Pope Deane } In times gone by, the erday was “Share With Oth —— | Grows Weaker; Report Is Dead.” 1 City: tn ed "9 pt | state wr sid gee” r Among the people with lorse.”” . cath Is Re- ar ess for ie tt 2 Officials Probe thell Salon Wer ae eatune pops | date Beth 2 | Solemn Ceremony) iit ‘wendines: “or Nearly Frozen cher, the grocer and es pa coy ag eset ° - “Dp, ted Arens hf . eee Charge of Autos Oglala iF ae Mi ae Nit W ie tar’ Cee Is Begun While (it tieites “and ap. | Father Yields, to overnor Hart has bought himself Bells Tell Solemn ; parently considered rate Being Dumped in Final Edition: “The Thousands Mourn, Police and Tells $11,000 Packard Du Home Edition: “Death uge but Official An- decreases extremely un- state funds, Wasn't . ; ath Blank Hours Ahead of bs ot nay ores ety xa ° ended the. Naot Lakes for Cash Calls Pontiff. All Other Seattle Papers | mjncement ls Kachoe, || Pontiff’s Death =| {ishonabie and unlucky: | His Story eee : : : th News That POPE ome: ‘ope’s ci | jut the board now a tol, . aiatermes Ma ee TACOMA, Jan, 23.—Arrest of Final: “Death of Pon- | With News Tha Denied; Pontiff Alive, BY HENRY Woop | nounces it is going to CHICAGO, Jan, 23.— Patrick ra diene: how several Tacoma and Seattle men tiff Denied.” IS DEAD.” Say Dispatches.” ROME, dan. The burial | tackle telephone rates. Tierney, half frozen after walk- — Sia Satta | on charges of conspiring to have Final:, “Pontiff Is Stili services of Pope Benedict XV it even makes the blunt ing the streets ull night, stag- a 7 j a lation Yer with sows ceremony, wh pea) hs hey are gered into police headquarters : - ee their own automobiles stolen was Alive; Vatican Denies wil uttind ever & perked of 18 accusation that they are corty today aul-aiieed tor aii LI'L GEE GEE, TH’ OFFICE — | predicted today by the police as ) Death of Pope.” dart, biaien Siaaiiornsen. too high. The Star has ing. He was arrested and VAMP, SEZ: It styles keep om growing more we will not be able to the girls “skir.s" any longer. the result of the capture of three men who are accused of doing the stealing. The three, who are THE FACTS—The pope died at 6 a. p. m. Saturday (Seattle time). m. Sunday (Rome time), or 9 The actual interment of the if, which was to ve piace at 3 o'clock, was believed, most of its r in common with aders, that charged with the brutal murder of his wife and three-year-old son. | a great many rates were ierney confessed, police said, 7 “ P- i ont poned. M4 y ¢ an Rhoads fey ong ae te Jol here, EO 'ahe body 6f tie late bentel, too high, but we thought | that he had killed his family, PF Rich-Quick Wallingford” is at} 2 ubbard, onde which lay in state in the sacra it sheer waste of time to i eg only 80 cents and no fob, — Liberty., Ian't he the guy that] It the gang has HLS false rep ¢ the death 1 1 kriet of the pope's alster, Anna ment chapel for a brief while to- complain to the state | “Y coylin’s kee the wife and baby pehased those _ $3,200,000 Skagit | brow rn methods to de Pope Bonediek SV. wan ‘ : This announcement was | ie tea nay et age ged board about it. |starve. So 1 bought « hatchet with Be trobt tiie city council lilaad thereon Ml Sauder > ru pntrue and ynfounded. and wan [Of three coffins in which it wi a fn... (Woe rncee uke Gimen eibaan ee ts Getine Sire taen telterines ac| mean @ by a Sulienats retracted, an was | finally be interred and tonight asi) pia last halt beet |" "tlerney sald. he walked the eteuiiil ‘The iden that two numbers ef automobi shave} bere receiving tv erent press In with the prema ‘ ' falve news of the | will rest in the vault of st. | Clined to fear there 18 @ yao ing night after the murder can ‘lives cheaply naured their care to the Limit and, association é ter, | death of Pope Benedict Pubtr’s, | joker somewhere in this trying to beg 26 cents. 4 ty Soe / need made Srrangements with th Later both admitted thelr error . t 4 f It wax Henry Wood, manager | Thousnnde had pasned the gritied}| telephone rate matter, “I wanted the money to buy pol- ; worm Sutocngblids “nee Seth at enecinea| S@d retrdcted their own @ the erroneous dispatehts, it is | of the Rome bureau of the Unit- |doorw of the sacrament chapel and| tho that isn’t quite fair. Jen.” he said. “I wanted to dle. ia poles are left at mpecified | ae eee seanreee wrens wate hour of the penne ed Preay in 1914, who cabled the | yisuea toht sntties Cond: gael: ha ono would give me @ quatter,, $0. French girl and a former Ne-|Diaces and members of the gang take pee es ony wigeasets pereeny eee bag ge BP Bb msn Sireh eaine- dno ceeegeutias-| etait, S22 ad pon Perhaps the board reall rose: ure mourning hed been caused ka soblieg were martieds altho [them away 6 miles apart, by cable. Surély w ree age oa run Jatp di water,| thruout the Cathdlic Community Rime Er eee Wout. Se atime ior the ss Yo Long hat event, we sug- ble ought to be strong enough to|Where they cannot be recovered in America It was August, 2614, that the corpespondent at the French and Morn were closed to permit oi niet it go right down the their landlord yesterday. 3 d them together. The insuranee ney in divided. During this time the hited United Prem scored a tremens ¢ Lodharl @iiitary fronts factud burial service to begin fi 7 took! i th Mrs. Tierney, before her marriage, Se a as If the story told to the pol Prees, which serves The Star dous beat, by bullet avert After Ghd ar he wan Feturned The body of the pope was removed ine, and look into all the ;Was Marjorie Meefian, daughter of @ ‘ SOME BOY! «Diller soma Bi AR acre b head of any other Amert to the managership of the Unit. [te the sacrament chapel from the rest of the public utility {san Francisco ship captain. She met Slits con tuct Bie ou arco, ye ee ee ee an service, the first news of the bureau, w throne room of the vatican at 9am! yates too—make a clean |Tierney at a military ball in 1918, s ound in Lake Keechelus. on 8 > > ‘ t 1 lain in state, visited by spe ee ri . 5 He surely was @ find; 7 ciec bank Wakes. Tike tae one saphhes tur phen 4h " it <; dignitaries - the iearen pee sweep of it. 4 : fact he ran s0 fast, one day, - orite burying Oar" nasal, b played. the , agntart hay ; abn * fa foot Db san, 20. tate. on i, has been'a favorite t F amaie ea Agnient and bes & government, since its removal ‘from Wages in many lines |Father Learns of / vee | os tee Ckiae dake P but readers the correct news [the bed chamber where the pope died| are down to ‘bedrock— D. hter’s Death If Henry Ford gets Muscle Shoals de from | of this momentous ‘event — below bedrock for com- aughter s a ypu it affect the tah market here? ig jARE ABANDON mon labor.. Merchants | SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 33-—“Snig eee Much of the agewold ceremonies! know that their prices | '.the first we have heard of Marjory Millions of oranges have Mears A cen yo ir greg b Prices | since she left here with her husband, frozen on the trees in the icin. | | conte ‘oe DReLagtiag rok Si cadtong have had to come down, _| ast November,” Capt. P. F. Meehan, ity of Low Angeles. Wonder if [had to be abandoned today in accord-| OF Will have to, regard- jot San Francieco, sxid today, after they" blame this on the Pacific bance with Pope Benedict's last less of cost of stock. Bearing of the murder of hi Gltay " | | ter, Mrs. Marjory Tierney, in Chi- te — if the state board d ; eee My age ae | So, if the state re cago. 6 pope's body was not embalmed PMA we 8 wepoued charter amendment wou Local Business Man Held on sat THE ecco et tine in nian} (400m kindly New eee Fey: E Sacer bt her husband is tg . ep ath ; we im saat ‘tion — let’ he lived in New York city. They ha ie mayor pert of the ety Old Dakota Charge Times Attacks Contemplated National Agricultural Con- Husband of Maude ass tm the vatican th “ me Foom and in| -_ . reenter 2 oe trouble kind meparated, and Siecsiail © to wl doesn't the m romoti uahed tafe | é | went back East, Last November he Bence 0 um, Dat doen't the tor len pooomtngs were ‘omotion ference Opens Not Able to Raise Bail |itersviy curtaiea” |” | Jet's not stop with the |returned to san Francisce and’ they inte enough quarrels with the xtradition proceedings w 1 wo dn mourn wil age | . . Eouncil without being a member ot] der way Monday for the re ‘aes e Tacoma BY JAMES T. KOLBERT | TACOMA, Jan. 24,—Wiltiam ¥.|thruout Italy at half mast and att] telephones. Gas rates ge: f uucaiee tea Marjory: the old rg eee 1 « ‘ WASHINGTON, Jan, 23. — | Stubbs wa beh te the -genty et ee ren rere tee tigation. will bear inves- |, card mailed in Oakland, Cal, saye WHO WOULDN'T? will face charges of embezzlement A. W. Fra ior| President Harding, opening the | jail here today in Neu of $10,000 cash \feternted Italian nding: Deon at ing she and Paul had made_up their leonnection with the looting of th over Ke conference | bail, in on with an alleged toa, j — troubles and were going to live to. / Ta give my wife lands and gold | a meitiin Anmelens bank at | wit t tr & compre | plot to p * wife, Maude Moore days’ official mourning ‘for [esther again, That was last Novem; If she would not, alas; alack! | Reand ie ) m for meeting the tube Holder, Henry ¢ destin Sellay and the Bach wight her small fect, icy cold, |" Te snes ta accused of appropriat » now t to be ity of the present crisis — Gover: Stanley and .c. 3 edititint whol: wtit elect | iectiby was stationed here during Plant in the middie of my back, | s) oo9 of the bank's mone x ng Bilyew were in the city jail, charged ha n summoned for IN MEX FIGH the war ‘as a) chemist: at the Sali aan January 20, 1919, while vice pre with er if the nation | with the ft of $100,000 in be | Leektbndtaens den Yee eke Francisco presidio. He married Mar. “The audience inciaaed -a fair auete| Gent of that Institution [ » farmer it will | and securities from the residence of Renedict's request that his! ya) b Mexivan’ retro te | Jory Meehan here in 1918. Persone Seattle's cognosee Musical eFitie. | OTT ¢ James Byrne sarreatea| “The Hi ration has! “precipitate a disaster that will | A. J. Littlejohn, three weeks ago. [body be not embalmed upset much of (TAR | And = Mexican patrols ex-/who knew him here said his father Doggone these foreigners! They | 5.011 xin of (Made plenty of mistakes, but t affect every industrial and cony Holder and McGovern are also ac-|the traditional ceremony connected {Chanse? shots without casualties, ac | was a sergeant on the New York po et into everythin Detective for a | 0 ith will not soon b 1 activity,” the president | cused of connection with the poison |with the death of a pontiff cording to unofficial reports here to: |1ice force, 7. fe t ople of Wester ve A r » vo | MAY —_—_. ——. warrant onday ven specific re ple More arrests > Originally the body would have ie : Tho reports said that the G . 0 shoclegs ure ag bad a4 | Horr wu |! feral bench. He t “ay r 100 to place |afterndon, 24 hours after its oval [ene Coward Mains, craven « 6 bootleggers. r h ! hese 4 trychnine in the food of his wife, |from the death chamber pe ay er ig oS F «ee : his r t “ ; pepe and had paid McGovern $150 to buy| Early today it was on private view | Wit) the Mexican regulars, me ar ANSWERS TO QUE F 2 und wag ex. | Fe mia a of ' = Farmers’ COoPer| te polson. When arrested McGov-| with only the highest officials ad-| ‘The Guatemalan were. outnum-| SAN FRANCIROO, Jan. 38-Pri: ‘ 1. dudge W. H. Moore has |; bail Monday aftes.|2" on th t sng et ations. Hard-| oon had poison in his 5 n mitted to pay homage to the dead |bered and retired jvate cable advices received here to- Noble mer iy ell La 1 rt oe indot re legislation |r ba et cog | rhe y bee fo tne oe ane jday said that the shipping board : , ee for eovernment (or hone craton from he monk |feBorted ot, were tracing a mye (hasty burial, omever the body a8 Pogtal Sub-Station |i Simrgicnsesttm'sane dat y Le eb cecion.king © | EED TRIAL » president. h r principal oe De a toad hamtaanod Er ieibeae . Looted by Yeggmen "ty, cote did not describe the ex: " » Brew office. pe man to pu 1 po tris he te pcre “ housands who might have taken! The Phinney ave. pharms 5901| tent of the damage or name of the ' wer ey? Errore fe au | OF ARBUCKLE :: geneth of on must made Pe barecate Dba weiihy dbitigsiostanad sunt soi ie customary ceremony of | Phinney ave. postal sub-station No, | vessel with which the West Phopaka ‘ inten f public w ilities. |, fA n't a square de er “working capital” for | Wn) ed. and, held for inves Kissing the pope's fect were disap-| 5. was robbed of $115 in cash, and collided. or was ee You are right in guessing that he | or mony of a half dozen | r tion of his connection with both the | Pointed, altho other thousands w everal dollars in stamps Sunday| The stes as Sa . is man ir r r to A cle r friend once aske The government must pl poison plot and bp ihibard ne | onabled to make their abeissance 4 essional burglars, who} cisco, 4. No, no, no! Just one cake | heard, ¢ ate expects t for a n son re essential and scientific informa Mrs. Stubbs is now said to be in| the dead pontiff lay for a while in| worked the ation on the mate eR i. * ate tod refusal, the f h h rke ‘ watiar AMney vee: deoin SEO Tenn About 9 o'clock this morning the | order funds Skinner iiss, (ee 1 ing "mnebeay - must be taken Gor of Leroy Harth the pope's body. from the, V ation Woman Asks $10,000| as glad when his boarders got\ case for f ; “ jolent 4 wetul , throne room to Peter's began | WASHINGTON, Jan. 2%.—Secre- thinner; Gavin MeNat Ho eid rom “unorganined Onim@e the Vatican great crowds! jy Heart Balm Suit) tary ttoover announced today that | He said ow I'm able . ing " RE rd it "Pacific Shciestive had o “ for the gh ae Alleging tnat Gladys Belle there would be no reduction in freight 1 wat at the tabi fe ' r r 1e fart renefited pre hat the removal was to take \e ne band's we es on coal before April 1, when th and at dinne t t I le ot le - ‘ Speen sg i jas alteng her husband's a rates on coal I , When the t breakfast, at lunch and at dinner.| stand, but tt der not let ny ¢ g und wise transportation Rush Merger Plan piace carty toaay, instead of at 4 | nae alinated, bor husband's afte coal year ends ‘ 5 noble ‘Sg ; an be piughan ds si oe N_ FRANCISCO, Jan Hor originally planned. lsuit against the former in superior ve announcement was frankly At ¢ salesman mm et pa apergt president recommended a gr ruse inert Fi acker, leader in_ th ton formed in one 9 a court Monday. Mrs, Jesmer askg}Made for the purpose of stimulating body t to 1 1 | tify either We ; of water ! that | movement 1 coastwide shippin of the dean, headed by Fa diincg darn |buying and storage by railroads ana igh » match Pullman ea 1 ane fia. i er Wty roads Of | pool, wax expected to name a com-|® detachment of the mobile guard ‘ Mt industries to meet an. expected qoal me . tt " elects - mitte today to’ © to Washington | After the guards came pianos rm . . strike. Oe , r th f the ire of Kastern ae t parri, cardinal carmetengo,and the| Council is Due to a aid. the i and hegotiate: swith . the «ehippin cover said that in face of the " promoted; t tt t ‘ unqualified in y Jean. Members of the sacred college . 3 vad 7 i > NERATION pil een ‘ 4 - : A hoard to turn over the first quota 4 coming coal crisig many firms were At 2 Bie agg ped in bed. ay ee 3 fc Mt Lakes water of government hips to th so slip lege py Pe on Order Skagit Probe holding off their purchases in the 4 Be bv ° - itly framed t | oe ar uyntion’ fter them car 1 Vatican prelate,| The city council was scheduled! hope of lower rates, His statement b At 3 a. m. his soul tad fled. | REGISTER NOW IF t t commission, w Se | private chamberlain of Pope Bene-| Monday to adopt recommendations} was made after conference with see YOU WOULD AVOID Hamer’s Accuser [s)¥ould cnable osean inners to dock Pl Made to P |aict, ehamberiains of the cape and | made by the utilities and finance | members of the Interstate commerce j ; WY £ Laken: port ans Made to Pa word, heads of various religious or-| committees and order an investi | commission. “Nigh Certow liar Mot LAST- MINUTE RUSH] Too ml to Testify Yet| 0 the funtest devetopment of na eae enon Gere od TuncUlbiaties ot the Vatlean| coin te the enaonene anole tana : ae ! . tw celing, now , c tional reso thru increased recla enerally sale, in which the city is said tole * . . . ae her evenings et the roud sill Ae 5 0 : Bt Mee Betehart jon of arid, cut-over and swamp! yoNDON, Jan, 2%.—Preparations | Monsignor Respigh!, papal master have been robbed of nearly $200,000. Addie Page Moeller . ; scot é a been | {the government's chief tnens | jand ucrenabadna or the fancsal ne of ceremonies, gave the signal for the Bat Dai, oe vert Soa tare been |, eoernmentn hi wit and on mt etvaim nw ve unto or she fuera at ot role fe mag fr TB |="® Granted Short Stay __ ‘ & ‘ Bre daoeyy gy y urtrnent it uid |coneeption of the farmer in | Viscoun & Bryes author and pub: Csciock, It wound its way up to the Bodies of Three Superior Judge King Dykeman ote beeen: 6 | iM aby ag oars aa 7 11 prevent peal and economile-acheme,” and | Nolst and former British ambassador apartment and throne room. | * F {| Mondey granted a continuance untit i 5 headline. Dempse on || of n t 1,000 Seatiie & Pe a ae that the farmer of to-|t the United States, who died sud. sistine choir, which had gathered Buried Men Foun Jariuary 25 in the case of Addie Page % Phe Coast. Fred left Minnesota Every person in the efty who |) appearing ami pli eee bination of the expert |dently at Sidmouth Sunday sarily today at (HO top of: the akaite, ANTON, Pa, Jan, 28.—The| Moeller, who is being sued for allegea jum S caded far 3 ‘ wishes to vote must resister th ae a, ‘SdatindllacA dee aha catnie ntlat, the be man and the ungz the subyenite sancti and took » workers, @0gar Hughes, | misuse of the funds intrusted to her bi 5 loved ta'| iil A pict Reon iach 4 PE ¢ bree gota, chairman of the jfotnt con-|up its place at the end of the pro: and John who|caure as executrix of Ston® Castle, Another guy who's unemployed is'\| Ay previous regivtrations are SEE Se ee OOF: ary of Agriculturd ‘Watiace |greeslonal, committes|4n.agriouttural,cedslan, sre entombed by a mine cave-in in|the estate of her husband, Wigbert Rev. Le, purgeon: Talk: Yaa-wakiotvaihen books will Ham wed of having gi ecretary of A 7 oy ehh ying Om void. ‘The registration books will | vil dope on. various occasions {announced the selection of Tepre-|inqulry, permanent chairman of the — Chair’bearers of the pontiff carried the National mine here, ten days ago, | Moeller, who was found dead im a e bry P's Boni: di # be open until March din, exptiange for“iser’ company.’ tative Sydney Anderson, Minne: ' conference, (Turn to Page 7, Column 3) were found dead this afternoon, well lost summer, 7 4 % ¥ . 1 ‘ iJ 7 Wt } ee i After the care anh atetyy | op wan d p.m. Ratwrday, Thereafter Wood scored many mnean business, an The mytilated i wife aut child a