The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 11, 1925, Page 9

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Beat I think he | t¥: of Walla Walla, and Senator road recom. | William Kirkman of Walla Walla junking of the is also aroused | the public ; merely doubling up on the punish- | ment, which isn’t fair, I don’t think Lashing of Criminals Is: ie i Attacked as Uncivilized ee Aa jure, says: ‘The whipping post is a Seattle Citizens Oppose Law to Inflict) crime acterront in nritish Columbia; Physical Punishment on Prisoners [ett te tte man ae atty “Who among : |The leniency of our governors in the mat Jer wants to go back to an educa-|/TYO lash or not to lash. should be made to feel that |the past and the ease with which 1 ‘ 50?" A Shall criminals be Hetintoe Dicv y are criminals § s with the governor | by tho biting, cutting, flaying horse-|it is to be feared.” |causes a need ror more and sever: ssage pertain: | hide on their bare backs, or shall) DR, STEVENSON SMITH, noted /punishment. ‘The — criminals society, thru Kindness and humane | psychologist of the University of | afraid of the lash. I have treatment, attempt to reform and) Washington—“I'm against it.” (Dr.{faint in British Columbia courts | rehabilitate the crim: into @ USC: Smith refused to say anything fur-|when they heard the sentence of 50 ful member of society |ther because he had not conducted | lashes, They are not afraid of mere This question of punishment, once} any experiments along those lines |imprisonment. It is the fear of the laid to rest years ago in the prog: Jand could not give any psychological | lash which will make the whipping of civilization, has been re- ihe asons for his opposition.) | post an etteative: crime deterrent,” opened by Representative Ralph| REV, AMBROSE BAILEY—“yYou | aS: Douglas, of Seattle, in a bill which} aro never going to elevate the he is presenting to the legislature| morals of a community by revert- during this Hon. | ing to*brutality. Modern conscience | The bill provides that murderers, |is not in favor of punishment for burglars, holdup men and others! crime being a matter of revenge. convicted of violent crimes, shall be} It should be a matter of reforma- given a whipping sentence as well| tion and rehabilitation of the erim as a prison term as a punishment! inal. I think criminals should be ao SOR Wi Ene re opposed to the | Suto mill, Beatty over the ack can go | #ehool with the Ho W | nu attacks on That was the price on the San tations.” Francisco fleet soma months ago, | “"Yos, ho was, indeed, fearless,” When he was ask President ! smiled Senator Walter Lunn, of Au- | of the emer y fleet cor- burn. fon't , had recomme d to the | thru the road unsfer of the Ad-| money he suggested.” miral fleet from the Dollar intere “In general, the Ito others, Mr, Dollar said he didn't} cates an era of stagnation and re believe “Crowley ever sald jon.” said of the Mortland, of kina. “It was News Tuesday | bellished by phrases, of credited P with the | Which the gover is ext recommendation, for the reason that | fond. It is the gloomy, sordid ri on Crowley, see how we nd in sald taxpay- s on forbidden rogram ef gs the poratic b schools shipping board a tr message criminal 4 punished } punt hment is sure rather than that ‘thoy pardoned hardened anything | tro on that part of his me ing to the jute mill at the Only unit of t considered obsolete, disp fantastic “the transpacific service of tho Dol. | cital of the extreme materialist, 1 n be t i ae cidtaraat Bal ot Nad Bostic am unable to agree with any of the | Senator Kirkman. "Tho other units | wag in a measure competing with | major propositions contained | are completely new. The jute mill Admiral-Oriental line out of | therein.” fg not an unpleasant place to work | ot mound. | Senator Dan Morgan, of Spokane, |and the inmates themselves would | I danle'Balinve he over made that | aaid rhe showed an| vote to put the jute mill into oper: recommendation. He isn’t that ort | earnestness sincerity, In the | ation of a man,” the shipping board a All That - Your $55.00 Could Possibly Buy ORENCE SHOP has a way of ress yvernor nd | In 1923, J subjects he has had experience in |“IS WITHOUT FEAR,” uk jin bis busin life In those in- | SAYS W. W. CONNER “You can put it down that those | stances he spoke along a conserva.) “Tho jute mill « n be operated with | aré going to be operated out of | tive line, Other portions of his m Jean friction t any other prison | under the American fiag-—~ | %@&¢ showed that he was unaccus. Hindustry The true history of the all there js to it,” he | tomed to and uninformed jute mill is not to be found in the “I'm tired of waiting for | Problems such wa reclamation official records upon which the gov: ernor has apparently based his con- Seattle and that's wound up. about anc His message shows that ation. their crimes Tho Li |e combining smartness and low price in their offerings that never fails to attract the attention of those who seek style at economy prices. In this group of fashionable coats at $5 Florence Shop’s conception of value is strik- ingly carried out. Smart lines, luxurious fur trims, rich fabri alluring shades- more value than your 00 could buy else- where—demands that you at least see these beautiful Winter Coats, e The Upétairs Shop ‘That Saves You Money 1 SEATTLE WASIUMOTON, SECOND . AND UNION the shipping board to do something. jac They can't me any longer.” | he does not understand the serious ~ --- problema of Fe stern Washington,” ‘hus {it simmers down to threo os of legislators: Wirst, those se, most , such as or W. ly loyal Hartley # 2 Thru on arrange- | Senator Rober Grass and ment with the W. Conner, of § tle, and Se manufacturer w |George Chrixtenson, of Skamanis are able to supply Bil who says: ‘Wondertul—just right." piln with th ‘Then there is the class that wants high grace nore time to think the message over, Hat inton e too much to take in one gulp, ve Third, 1s the class who are for his message in some of its minor por |tlons, but generally against it, This {Is by far the largest group. ” The message b noted as m boom erang for the edt jonal Institution, and the common sehools the POPULAR MI placed the length of the session to v1) 81 MAN Jat least two months, And it ha [knocked the majority of the legisla tora “off the Christmas treo’! in th fact that it is much mére drastte and reactionary in nature than wis giventregard tng our PRE INSTRU BRIN SCHOOL O clusions,” “The governor's message 1s cour. ous and is without fear or favor," 4 Senator W. W. Conner, of Se attle “If we give it our full consid- eration we won't be home for Christ- | | mas. “The governor's message j tat he has done a lot of hard work, land as a whole the message, with an exception or twe/mevts my hearty approval, I think the state has a right to be proud of its governor," said Senator George I. Christen: of Skamania, “Suits mo fine,” ert Grass, of Seattle A committee composed of Senators William Bishop, of Chimacum; Oli |ver Hall, of Colfax; Ry W of Port Gamble; D, V. Morthland, of Yakima, and red Hastings, of Seat. hairman, was appolited by dent of the senate, 1, J to allot the Jtions of tho shows Cleary, various reeommenda.- such as his movernor, recommendations to thé educational | committee, says Senator Rob- | Condon, | the | maximum | punished, but not by whipping. would be 100 lashes in the case of JUDGE MALCOLM DOUGLé life-term murderers, and the mini-| “1 am opposed to it. It is a relic ayes from none to 50 lashes in the| of medievalism and American peo- ases of other criminals, |ple have gotten beyond that stage | Poor EVIDENCE jof civilization, I belleve it would | OF CIVILIZATION jhave a demoralizing effect on so-} | Prominent citizens df Seattle, min | clety In general, Iurther the con: | st judges, law onforcement offi-| stitution provides against cruel and at and others, all condemn the) Unusual modes of punishment and 1} Lugestion as being a poor evidence | think whipping would be against fog the advanced state of civilization| the spirit. of that provision. it existing in America today would not have a sufficient deter- Tho statements of those Inter-| ring effect to offset the demoraliz- viewed in regard to adopting tho} ing influenc | mothod of lash punishment used in| MRS, RALPH DOUGLAS, wife of British Columbia law enforcing fol-!the togisiator who introduced the | | low | bi" don't care to make any | | CHIR OF POLICE SEVERYNS| statement for the papers, thank | “No, I don't believe tn ft, T've) you." | oon men up tn the jail here who! DR, M. A, MATTHEWS have been Whipped in British Colum: | péxed to it, 1s bin and I'm against {t, ‘Their backs | doesn't add to the valto of the puns | Jwere all scarred up with big, ugly |ishment of Inoarcerating | Wells, It's terrible and it's ineffect-}a man is to get him away from so- ive, It only makes them tougher] clety and the possibility of his eom- and harder, Punishment should bolmitting the crime again, Idon't think corrective and not vindictive, The Whipping would be of any value, It's , “Say it " together” There is just one way to be sure of getting the orange pekoe flavor you like. And that is: “say it together" —Tree Tea Orange Pekoe! “Tm op « merely cruelty and