The Seattle Star Newspaper, June 15, 1920, Page 8

Wrian Coming | |Nick Did It! He eee Admits He Put Berenson | Harding Over! nm porta, mid Nemesio NEW YORK, June 15.--Nicholas Jr., Bolivian consul, today, | Murray Butler of New York did tt ing the Chamber of Com ck waved the republican party of Mr, Saens’s coming I" nominating Warren G. Harding.| founder of the impor. firm of Jorge Saeng, in ‘evidence of the desire of Bo- — ee Nick says so himself, And gosht! How he does roast the money plutes |who were behind Wood. You'd think ~ | Nicholas was a rip-rogring Hi John. wonite. “A motley group of stock gam biers, ofl and mining promoters, mu nition makers and other like pe sons,” says Butler, “ good a man as General Wood and| with reckless audacity started out to) buy for him the presidential nomt-| nation.” MAD TO SAVE | REPUBLICAN PARTY | Wherefore, saya the republican | warhorse, “there was nothing to do jto save the republican party but to| . defeat the band of men behind him Man seldom has to work over. fo make a fool of himself. ACID CAUSES Lipton’s Race Fleet to Make Trials NEW YORK, June 16.—Sir Thomas Lipton’e racing fleet in on its way here today for Sandy Hook, where trials for the cup races will be started tomorrow, ‘The fleet consiata of the Victoria, a yacht chartered by Sir Thomas for his own use; Shamrock IV,. the challenger; Shamrock, the 23 meter trial horse; Killarney, a house boat for the use of the crew; three tugs and a flock of motor boata Ask Decision in | Woolen Indictment ¥ YORK, June 15.--Pollowing olen company, and William M. od, president, a writ of error was today asked by the government of Federal Judge Mack Thix move on the part of the gov: ernment will bring the question as to| what constitutes wearing apparel and manufacturers of cloth to the supreme court. A decision was expected in October. Reattic THE SEATTLE STAR THIRD PARTY IS BEING PLANNED Propose Merger of Liberal Organizations CHICAGO, June 15.—-Amalgama tion of liberal organizations into @ third party which will place presi dential and vice president cand dates in the field, was the plan, of |leaders here today. | A delegation of Hberals from the committee of 48, the labor party, the |Non-Partisan league and the single |tax league, Were expected to wait on United States Senator Robert M, La Folletto, of Wisconsin, within the next two weeks, and offer him the preaidential candidacy of the cm: | bined partion Senator Hiram Johnson, until re cently considered by the committee of 48 an ite candidate, was said to be out of the running because of his failure to bolt the republican party The committee of 48 opens its con- Jand community-wide activities spon- Posters, Photos to Show Service Work Colorful posters and many photo- graphs will show the work done by Community Service tn Beattie during the last year tn an exhibition which opens Wednesday at the Beattle pub- Ke brary and which will last until July 1. geantry, dramatics, neighborhood centers, backyard playgrounds, field days and the various neighborhood sored by Community Service, this exhibition has « varied appeal. All are invited. Oakland Teamsters . Are Out on Strike! OAKLAND, Cal, June 16--De livery service in the East Bay dia triet was tied up today with the atrike of 350 teamaters, ‘The strikers demand an increase of Covering community pa-|- Haywood’s A; 1 ; Is Again Delayed CHICAGO, June 16---The appeal of “Big Hill” Haywood and other con vieted 1. W. W. for relief from their penitentiary nentences, was set over today. The iliness of Appellate Judge Baker was the caune, YOU HAVE ONLY SEVEN MORE CHANCES TO SEE i The Seattle National Bank A Safeguard You can safeguard the happiness and welfare of your family by saving. A small sum deposited regularly on a Savings Account will soon grow large enough for investment and provide a certain income for future days. Save regularly. That's the important point. Department open every Savings r} te 8 Saturday Evening from © fer your convenience Resources More Than Thirty Million Dollars Second jwith their bank accounts.” from the suecis!| vention here July 10. The single|ers of the three parties are expected Butler goes on to say that it was | mre, of arian renatng air to The | taxers and the labor party open their|to meet on the evening of July 11 the chief task of the convention to prevent “the sale of presidential | |nominations at auction to the high:| eat bidder,” that the New York dele-| ~ gates pledged to Butler were the chief factor in stopping the Hinden-| burg drive “to overwhelm the con. vention by the power of unlimited “money,” and that New York, mean- ing Butler himself, had to become the Belgium of the war. | Butler therefore sent word to the . New York delegation, he declared in| a statement to the public, to keep! increasing their votes for Lowden on the first ballots, and finally the! Harding nomination was assured by - New York's 'gtving ‘hint 66! votes 7 || the ninth ballot eee Soap Millionaire Is Not at All Pleased CINCINNATI, June 15. —wittiem| C. Procter, millionaire soap manu- facturer and admitted contributor of $500,000 to General Leonard Wood's presidential ination campaign, today issued a statement flaying the ;| “old guard” and Nicholas Murray Do not dose yourself with Butler, New York, for Wood's defeat. i Procter was particularly incensed at Butler for the latter's alleged | statement that Wood's campaign} was backed by “financial gamblers.” | “That statement is maliciously false,” ‘said Procter. “No contribu-/ tions were made to General Wood's + campaign besides those I mentioned in my teatimony before the United States senate investigating commit- t e*. “Dr. Butler ts trying to square the ‘old guard’ for what they did to Wood.” New U. S. 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