The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 8, 1922, Page 1

ew a a eee eee ue of Americanism There Can Be No Compromi e The Seattle Star On the I | WEATHER Tonight fair; Thursday probably moderate to fresh southerly winds. Temperature Last Maximum, 47. Hours mum, 48, Ratered as Second Ch Matter May 3, 1899, at the Postoffice at Seattle, SEATTL ~ W ASH,, WE Pabenter MARCH 8, Wash., under the Act of Congress Mare! First in News—First in Circulation (by 11,727 copies a day)—Call Main 0600 to Order The Star at Your Home—50 Cents a Month—Why Pay More? h 3, 1878, Por Year, by Mall, $5 + (EDITORIAL > HIS shows Harvey Church, Chicago boy-murderer, as he was carried to the gallows on March 3 to pay the Mosaic penalty demanded by righteous society for his crimes. It’s 2 horrible picture—not the kind The Star would usually care to print. BUT NO PICTURE COULD BE SO HORRIBLE AS THE TEM WHICH MADE THIS THING PC SIBLE. A weak-minded boy—who should have been in an in- stitution for morons in the first place—murdered two | men in a fit of childish vanity. He was sentenced to } | hang. But Society waited so long that the boy, unable to stand the strain, decided to take matters into his own hands and starve himself to death. This, how- ever, was too easy; so watchful Society pumped liquid food into the boy to keep him alive until he could be executed. In the meantime, what was left of the boy's feeble mind gave way and he was mentally, if not physically, dead when he was carried, unconscious, to the gallows. That didn’t make any difference to Society, tho. With all the senseless savagery that drives a maniac to mutilate his victim’s body after he has murdered him, the senseless form of Harvey Church was wheeled out to the scaffold and hanged—solemnly, even piously. The hanging didn’t hurt Harvey Church. Only the mind can feel, and his mind was dead. BUT IT DID HURT EVERY MAN AND WOMAN IN THE COUNTRY WHO HAS BECOME A PARTY TO SUCH CRIMES BY VOTING FOR OR SANCTIONING THE LAWS UNDER WHICH THE HARVEY CHURCHES ARE CONDEMNED TO DEATH. ARMED CITIZENS |DUPED WOMEN GUARD STREETS) STORM COURT | California Night Rider Situa- | infuriated by News of War- tion Tense rant for Promoter | plies | FELLOWS, Cal, March 8.— CHICAGO, March 8 | Citizens walked the streets bere (dred infuriated women, HOME BREW Greetings, folks! Only eight more days to pay your income Three hun stock holders y of Amer I want to write a little skit today with révolvers and fire in the Co. perative =] 0SBORN JURY IS DIVIDED of Woman Held) for Slaying Her Infant Ward With one woman holding out for conviction, the jury in the case of Mrs. Ivy Osborn, charged with manslaughter in connection with the death of her baby ward, reported dis agreement and was discharged by Superior Judge Mitebeli Gil- liam Wednesday morning. | ‘The jury was out f 2:0 p.m until 10:30 a m. Wednes | Tuesday day | taken 20 minutes the jury had retired to com Isider the evidence, resulted in nine {for acquittal and three for convic T jafter first ballot, | Hen, The second ballot was 1! }for acquittal and one for conyic! tion. Thiv is the status maintained | thruout the long session, |ONE WOMAN | | HOLDS OUT Unofficial reports were that In of the concerted argument jot the 11 jury memb the 12th, { }& woman, could not be moved in |her opinion. Jury members refused to divulge this woman's name. This is the second time a jury has dimgreed after hearing the evi- | dence against Mr. Osborn. At the} | tient the #ta was six for acquit tal and six for conviction j | It was eved unlikely that Mns. | |Oxborn will be tried in under the present showing of the jury, ‘but official word was given out Pp 4 conference between Dep. pees: “Lat me first say,” began Lodge, . ~ “that the American delegation were |Nine-Power Pact Nullifies united in the desire to secure results . |from the conference which would It, Says Harding promote the peace of the world, re a duce in some measure the burdens WASHINGTON, March 8.— The Pacific Pact Decision Means Peace or War, Says Lodge | Says Defeat Would of Strife WASHINGTON, March 8.—Senator Lodge today declared the senate must choose between the four- power Pacific treaty, with naval limitations and peace, or a renewal of the Anglo-Japanese alliance, unlimited naval competition and war. In a speech urging ratification of the four-power Pacific pact, Lodge said its zccepfance is the only means of ending the Anglo-Japanese alliance, and of making possible thej| al holiday provided in the 5-5-3 treaty. Defeat of the] y, Lodge said, would mean failure of the arms con- | He left the inference that the United States could not | ratify the navai limitation treaty if the four-power pact were not approved, because the Anglo-Japanese alliance then would confront a reduced American navy. The treaty, Lodge said, substitutes “the assurance of peace | for the arrangements and ef war.” At the same sort, which are in their very nature ultimate breeders of war, and which always have hidden behind them penalties and force.” j SUPERSEDED, obligation “except to meet with the other signatories and consult in case of any controversy aris- ing or in case of aggression by some outside power not # signa taxation imposed by the existence |Lansing-Ishil agreement is complete HOME| EDITION EE | {ill S IN SEATTLE _ ENATOR LODGE SAYS: SIGN TREATY OR FACE WAR MENACE? GROCERS IN DRIVE FEARS NAVY PERIL ON JAPS Disagrees in Cae, Cause Renewal az, Meeting to Demand Drastic Ordinance for Clean Food By Hal Armstrong Seattle retail grocers are hold- ing a mass meeting tonight in the Masonic club rooms in the Arcade building to consider a program aimed to revolutionize the grocery business in this city and to put clean food into all Seattle homes, The grocers are understood to have framed a proposed ciiy ordinance de- manding that stores be kept sanitary jand abolishing the unclean “store-in- the-front - with - living - rooms-in-the- rear” establishments, WANT | time it keeps the United States “clear of all alliances of ‘any |USION CLERKS si : A resolution is to be voted on pre viding that every grocery clerk in the city shall be a member of the | Retail Clerks’ labor union. “We hope thus,” said Frank E. Kannair, secretary of the Re- tail Grocers’ association, “to Grive out the last Jap grocery- man along with others who main- tain filthy stores. “I went into a store the other any. The family lived in the back rooma, The husband worked outside at @ rade and the wife waited on the cus+ comers. “When I entered there was a woman standing at the counter, The groceress was changing her About Priscilla Pines (Turn to Page 4, Cotu of armi und fleets, d the c P- edb: e - bab; clothes in a rear room. tax. Happy days! 1 don’t know who this lady is arms openly displayed and with ica, were held at deputien| ge 4, Column 5) ot armies and fleets, ont b anton ly superseded by the nine-power Chi baby's cathe SS ee ae see é , holsters swung in convenient with revolvers today ition in armaments, and protect the |nese ty, President Harding in-} Setting Or where she lives or dines ng ac: } , ‘ithoat i : future peace and safety of the United |formed the senate today. ried front and, withoat washing Man arrested in Seattle cafe yes | But this | know (you'll grant it's 20) | positions. stormed the federal build lo " “ he t “ . States Harding's declaration was made in| her hands, cut the customer some terday for placing a bottle of whis She takes up just sz lines The terror of tne “night riders”! The women the court | eS ceepin ioe vent wanautie ae on his table and telling the assem. ee Ihung over the town, upon receipt of! room of Judge BP pas GP rage se | a n a . | cheese. Shed guests about wonderful | ‘we have just discovered that littie|further warnings from the mysteri-|came known th ie wale | ATTAINED Senator Borah, Idaho, passed by the| | “we want to eliminate this sort of i merits of the hooch Home Brew, Jr., is a gilt-edged, ad-|ous raiders that certain places must | arrest of Harri ker, former | ‘The three objectives sought and at pomsrt oe led for ini formation | thing. We want to onteren ss clean- { We can't blame him. If we had a/vancing security. A year ago we|be closed up and numerous citizens head of the society, had been insued. tained, he said, were ending of the a fy int. tii or up of the store where the cat and her } hottie of real Scotch we'd boast about | could only deduct $200 for him in our |and officials ve the district (hen: Gndimats' Gane kh a | Ang avapenas athens, naval lim. prestdiut’ anpetaed preaif reed roar | ig lpr Oe en Om it, too. jincome tax return; this year he is| No arrests for carrying weapons |) iia.) vote . ‘|p itation and aid for China. « jained, is hi 3 2 , oes. 4 r nuilding to attend a hearing on the | Powder Explosion Rocks the) ~~ ” executive declaration and is supplant-| “Our itary ca isn is al p mae, ‘orth a $400 exemptio were reported. The city is tense w “ miss. Sth@| “The present treaty,” he said, 5 ss | yur sanitary campal med DE dale Kewe iwmehd ah “e ssp ry excitement. Many of those w receiverstiip when news th fer | C lends the alliance which was the ©4 by the formal treaty. If the sen-! particularly at the Japanese grocers. bination in restraint of trade. | ns cartridge belts and guns are said to |"*nt Was iswued spread ountry for 20 Miles | mont dangerous clement in our rela. |Ate ratifies thir treaty the principles |‘There are 1,097 grocery stores in Ss —_ Whe government should take steps My at 1 = hwy hight riders’ or.| The warrant, according to federal | ltions with the Far East, The al. /8Md policies therein laid down will be | attle, 120 run by Japs. This is a Fee ; to break up the monopoly th ves authorities, charges perjury and was| TACOMA, March &.— Three men|liance caused a growing feeling of |¢nforced by binding international | duction of 70 Jap groceries in two ae | arriving in town were | issued after a secret indictm: killed in an explosion at the| suspicion, not only in the United |sreement,” he said. | years, Now we hope to eliminate Down with a under constant surveillance. A haif| Federal authorities took pre owder works, 20 miles south | States, but in Canada. On the other| The four-power treaty, the presi-| those 120 remaining. bootlegging whisky WE'RE AGIN ‘EM dozen government detectives were re. cautions to prevent a riot, which today. The dead are Fred| side, it tended to give a background |@ent said, does not refer to China x Margot Asquith says American | ported to be among the new arrivals. |they believe is imminent when the /Paulson, Dan Marks and Alvin Lar-|}to Japan which encouraged the war |&nd therefore does not have direct { <4 EDITORIAL girls drink too much, | warrant is served | employes of the plant, |spirit. It immediately mobilized pease on ~ La s Ishii notes. | py certifying our grocers and i" “ e3 ‘ 4 jon, which was of ” ve: o . is treaty, however, he cons! . | record as unalterably opposed to them a drink out of your own LOYAL FORCE eck buildings In this ipcraenee 3 Cie, Hawt fot POnOs 1T Toe pancnin thawar take a standard that will be to the best in- i | bootleggers speculating in the flask. a the gelatin mixing pmovel of the alliance cpeated i Oy i ia sh terest of the consumer we are sery- . i } ee the situat in which it was pos-} ansing-Ishil agreement, ef. | necessities of life. IN LIMERI K nae trey _|the situation in wh # POS-| acted by an exchange of motes be, | ink. We want to insure him eleam & Twinkle, twinkle, little cerwte, | ing : © of several | sible to bring about an agreement for |1role’ BY rena 4 Japan | £000 ; moans contre Gnery te Oy TREE ar ictal, anece LIMERICK, March 8 pe of ir pred mat Menael ance aes omen ck Ree ; on: wi rat apainitaeen:| “There is no reason why Siam f The city of Seattle is a Down into my lawn so far S—Citisens of Maricopa, sccus | TIMER CK. a a een | oo ; ugredients to make While that alliance existed, (during the | Wil administration:| stores should be kept open after @ recover from the Pacific Telephone To find and put you ina jar! ing numerous civic authorities y ‘elbllies conbtecetds eared bs homie reduction of naval armament | Tecomnies Japan's py that’ conten m. Uniori clerks quit at that company $18 for every one of the “oP. with being in league with the ppl AA 6 Ape was difficult, if not impractica [in China because of that country's | Nour. they don't work on Sunday, 65,000 subscribers in the cit s ete “night riders” who are terroriz bar Coon ia Weviened a H! IT’S ALL ble. Senators should bear in = = hieal p grt hn stand’ and we're going to enforce the Suns man pfennig. } dndge: “What's this man the law their own hands and ph as gel deadh ete Me IXPLAINED NOW} power treaty would endanger | 400r” in China | “1p we get 60 per cent of our gre- an | charged with, officer?” organized a shotgun squad, ac Pr Fah asthe tha t6ne 7 NEW YOFUK, March 8 Women| the treaty for the limitation of | ceries standardized, the other fellows Nicior Celieéll cabled that’ he i Caer “Careline walks cording to reliable reports here threatened to attack the loyal kar have stopped rocking the cradie be-| naval armament, and the faiture IMADALYNNE TO: will find It a hard matter tp fase bringing home @ present for each| honor. He bumped into a truck today. 4 before this morn eee aammerick ‘cause they've found out that's not| of the naval treaty would shock |tomera @houah to make Saami member of the council. He must’ and bent both fenders and the “If the law won't stop these fii ckmated by the preponderance [the scientific way to raise babies and startle the world and bitter: [RELATE STORY ness profitable, have bought a crate of razzberries in| radiator.” raiders, we will,” was the cryptic 1, checkmated by the preponderance ytrs, Wrank A. Vanderlip told the Ro-| ly disappoint the American peo: 1 ete cauutte péteeven:thebia man Tokyo | oS slogan. bois i tary club, which gave them more| ple, The failure of the four LOS ANGELES, Cal., March 8,—| get some support when we need it in “#0 SOMETHING TURNED UP The Maricopans threatened to open time for politics | power treaty would mean the Ps alynne Obenchain herself was to|the city council, we have named @ | With trembling hand and fluttering| ire on any hooded figures seen Mahoney Appeal to | (Turn to Page 4, Column 4) take the stand this afternoon in her; political committee that will indorse: | heart after nightfall, it was said Be A di trial for alleged complicity with| three councilmanic candidates. All 4 | Dy mall Reidid, presese, Open warfare between the hotgun e rgued in May ’ ‘ Arthur C. Burch in the shooting of | grocers will be asked to support | And waited for what might turn up—|*@uad and the “night riders” Js pre-| ane appeal of James FE. Mahone Here’s a Habit MICHIGAN CITY | 201 Betton Kenney | those candidates and get their cuse |" Alas! It was her nose |dicted thruout the oil fields. It 19 Lider sentence of superior court to : he will tell for the first time the | tomers to support them | oe; ae |thought that the raiders’ organiza-| 000 oon the murder of hin wife That’s a Good SWEPT BY FIRE true story of her tangled and tragic| “In this way the public will be | Many a natural born comedian has ati will mgr ray id accept se Kate Modena Mations probably will ie pance with the young broker, who | helping get sanitary stores and cleats ina made a darn fool outa hisself tryin'|Challenge of this first agency to) 1d before the state supreme CHEROYGAN, Mich., March 8,—|was murdered at Beverly Glen, her jer, more wholesome food.” ” ciclo tores enough | °° ®t funny , Sapeton 34 se ee court in May by Lee Johnston, Ma One Fire broke out in Cheboygan today, jattorneys asserted |. Tomorrow. evening. Scat am They a came sell oe it | honey’s attorney destroying several business build-| “I am ready,” Madalynne said, as| grocers will go to Tacoma, leaving guid in his two humps to enable him 7 c rE . 7 s meant any te hel ME ha Ss are g in: court opened. “I have waited and | her 7 p.m, to be entertained Bee? cers tus party wa ti “Key. emia Po joer Nime ph a mrp _|Report Policemen dis gonteas bce node cage pe ae aes Se: wood : the buildings destroyed | prayed for this day when Iscan tell| grocera of the neighbor clty. ™ days. Perhaps the party on the Key “ * ind get oe nae : some are bad. the Kessler building, a four-|my story. It will be a strain, for I ~- asa z 4 » clothing be moved ‘ore ngin atl v atone State intend to e him 10). = a k ha that th . y Beate | Speed From Trouble 4 ', story brick structure, the Masonic|am not very well, but it cannot com. | buckets of Scotch in Vancouver and time clo ig a a reasonable TAFT, Cal., March 8 ‘aft, armed Here’s one, tho, on which temple and the telephone exchange. | pare with the terrible, deadening sus- side of requirement is compli with th- /to the teeth and seething 1 “night IF FIINE 7 = ign Gldtightor him on this side of Tt Titeeign in office of New York Pi : aeianne rages yen Soni INE FUNERAL, you can’t go wrong— aL Sepa yee See Se Nemes oe ee, pte || WIDOW’S SON! THEY the line : _ bc rng slg pcg r IG CORPSR ¢ : . and Grayling fire departments} “I am going to tell some things I . insurance compan. without police protection of any so O} IRPSE - | . Ape ovale mpiiuyt Doliee Brvyeciian GE acy set WRONG CORPSE}! i. fact, the more you eboyman [have never even breathed before. 1|| ARE PAGING YOU TG But mebbe those Seattleites on the oday reh 8-—Many local z | know I shall be acquitted.” cA ate merely thought the wife #0 jealous of| Chief of Police Porter Munsey was! notanie nied the funeral of || cultivate it the more y : ae j TAKE PART IN SHOW Keystone State merely thoug y | cultivate it the more you , Dp | saw a camel! | reported to have gone to Low An-| «piny Kelly, city employe, “Doesn't : AY HARPOON iT, hee A, itted | Wanted—A widow's son! «ee | to be my ate nour phos" eam banged ag rae poh be a bit like Bill,” they commented will be benefited by it. WILD “PLEISO”! eacher Acquitte Any boy between 12 and 14 "eae ae | |charge, could not be founc eputy | an they pam the casket. Then it ny , | . ® |] years who can die like an actor nag en i ever ne how |Marshal Arnold is on vacation Geveloped the deceased was another That’s the habit of BUENOS AIRES, March § An of Beating Child! acter bane drageed <eareme tee gays Dan Landon ough rome of theas hat Work thruout the oil fields is crip . aes . ‘expedition under direction of Cle-| After deliberating but a few min om a sta to run for mayo headed ‘ee tt i ‘3 Kelly and not Bill, as reported ren »- pAvertia v | stage by a woman impersonating before he te at « el “ aoe aaa’ thine on pled. Streets of the business section reading the advertising || menti o'Nelli, director of the Buenos |utes a jury in Superior Judge Boyd his mother and then be restored yp Dineen Cree atasambods rile ser home? were thronged with men, openly ‘ columns of The Star || Aires zoological Jens, plans to)J. Tallman's court brought in a ver-|] exuitantly to life by the imperson 4 54 +9 urmed, and waiting tor something to| American Murdered ni “theca eave Saturday for the Patagonian jdict of acquittal Wednesday in favor |] ator of the prophet Biijah should If Mr. Bryan should get the demo- | “pop. . : A carefully ane thoroly wilderness, to capture, dead or alive, /of Miss Anna Swigert, Woodinville|| apply at once to Montgomer: P cratic noraination for senator trom in Town in Mexico|| ‘ Y Il the pre-historic plelosaurug ‘reported |echool teacher, charged with assault) | coo), vt jus etufid et tke amin Florida it would be just his luck to| THE REGULAR LUNCHEON of! WASHINGTON, March 8 An from day to day. If g there. of the third degree Methodist church have Florida go republican the Gyro club of Seattle will be held | American citizen, Alexander Math a pepticay ia hunters will be equipped with| Miss Swigert was convicted in jus Such a boy is needed for an im. , ee at Pig'n Whistle Thursday at 12:15 ern, was murdered Sunday night at}] Youre not already doing |harpoons and firearms and will be/tice court was fined $10 and|] portant role in the oratorio “Eli. Hardly any motorist believes in|p. m. Maj. ‘T. J. Cunningham and|Las Naranjos, Vera Cruz, Mexico,!| this, START NOW. | ready to do battle, if need be, witt costs by » C. C, Dalton. Her|] jan," to be produced here by the 4 Perbaps if Dan elected mayor) signs such as thi Speed Limit 15| several members of the club will|the state department announced to }more than one of the prehistoric/appeal to s rior court resulted in|} Knights Templar. dome girl will accept biml Miles an Hour.” speak. Jaay, \ J monsters, Ite acquittal Wednesday, ee