The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 3, 1920, Page 7

SATURDAY, JOT.Y 8, 1970, HARDING T0 BE HECKLED, SAY SUFFS They Want Him to Force Action by Two Recalci- trant Legislatures WASHINGTON, July 3 Warren ¢ Harding, Republican Presiiential nomines, will experi Many annoyances during his Paign, unless one of the gov of Vermont or Connecticut SPecial session of his legislature to Complete ratification of the suffra amendment. Tt has been Hardin plan to “harmonize all the factions.” tried to “harmonize” 27 fragists by telling them “if any s ,@Recvtive should ask my opinion about extraordinary efforts to con sumMate suffrage, I commend the thing you desire. WANT HARDING TO MAKE FULL USE OF POWER nce with this answer. And they declare they will picket his home at Marion Ohio, follow him wherever he goes to make a speech, and refuse to be harmonized unless Harding uses the power. that is his as party leader to bring ratification. “Ratification or we picket; words ho longer mean anything to us!* de elared one of the militants. Miss Alice Paul, chairman of the National w n's party, said niexs Mr Harding forces ratification, we will make the suffrage the most conspic uous issue in this country The women have Senator Harding in a tight place. he couldn't speak for his party, they Fetorted that he should speak thru his party, and they told him that Mf the nominee and leader of hix party couldn't suggest ‘By the platform,” that the pe “gouldn't hope that it would be ‘Fed out after his election. WHAT MISS PAUL ‘TOLD THE CANDIDATE ) “Your party is in control in Ver ‘Mont and Connecticut,” Miss Paul told Harding. “We want to know mow if the party is ready to carry ‘out the platform adopted at Chicago. Mf it can not carry out that piat form where it is now in control, how can we hope that the platform ‘will ever be redeemed?” Mrs, Helena Hill Weed, Norwalk, » Whose father, Ebenezer Hill (Was for 21 years a republican mem- ‘ber of congress, told Harding that blican State Chairman Rohr- ‘ack had said that he and Will Hays had agreed that it was for the best Aaterests of the republican party in cut that women be not al- to vote this year. . * ‘This, coming in the face of pre pie ator | ankly will| But the women were not satisfied When he told them | & subor-| @inate of the party that he “abide! “Dardanelia” ts one of the most popular songs ever written in Amer fea. ed to have reached $250,000 And Johnny Black, who composed it, got $100. in a generation It has made hundreds of thousands of francs for the publishers. The French poilu who wrote it got nothing—not a centime!—in royalties “Madelon” was written before the that were heard occasionally. No- body paid any attention to it. Then the armies were mobilized, the French poilus took it up. They demanded it to march to, They sang it. and over and over. It spread all over France. Literally, all France sang it, whie- ted it, played it, marched to it. Every returned Yankee can whis- tended attempts by Hays to bring ification, infuriated the women, rendered Harding almost speech- less. REPUBLICAN r ‘TENS HARDING _ Mrs. Genevieve Allen, San Fran “disco, x Prominent in republican poll in her state, said the women of ja would campaign against if he didn’t use his influence to force a specia! session in Connect- feut or Vermont _ At the meeting Harding was faced by a life-long friend, Mra. John Gor- don Battelle, Columbus, Ohio. She enies that she gave $50,000 to the Fepublicans, but it is reported her contribution approached that, and at Jeast ran into five figures. “I shall not get over it, Senator Harding, if 1 don't have a chance to ‘vote for you,” she told the senator, “and many of the women of our tate feel that way.” GERMANY MAY tle it. Since the war the French chamber of deputies has made it an official song. A French newspaper has raised a fund for the pollu writer who was glad to give his compost tion to the publisher just to have it printed. Royalties on the piece are report: | “Madelon” {# the most popular song that has been written in France war, It was one of a thousand songs It was played by the bands, over/ ‘the Writers Mrs. Thekla Andrew and Johnny Blac ck took “Darda re they told him | When Johnny Bt nella” to th H Johnny f proud | When the publisher offered him a check for $100 he accepted | Then he became aware that every body was singing It and playing it that it was a bit Now he is suing for a share of the royalties. ‘These cases would seem to prove that song writing—by the “un | known’ « writer, in an unproft able business. But there are excep tione—like Mra. Thelka Hollings worth Andrew of Joplin, Mo. Bistening to a new song hit one day; she said, “I could write that | kind of thingt And she did. “Kias Me, Dear" she called tt. She went to New York and of. fered it to a publisher. The trifle he offered made ber an | Mo., and had it published at her own expense. Eight thousand—the entire first one neighborhood, and more thou sands are being printed. But—as has been sai@—Mre. An | fact,” aay the dealers who are dling it a WAS BITTEN BY NURSS, HE SAYS Elders Finished It berg, 5717 13th ave. S., and Mrs. A Bickford, Nandberg’s next door neighbor, staged a free-for-all fight July 1, little thinking of the conse quences and after effects When the storm had quieted one Ray Nurss, a visitor at the Bickford jestate, growing indignant called in |person upon Nandberg to utter a Will Examine Carefully Al- lied Proposals BY CARL D. GROAT (BERLIN, July 2.—(Night.)-—Ger- protest in behalf of his hostess, Mr«. Bickford. His complaint was in the form of a lusty Wallop on the jaw of Nandberg, senior. Erick Eng strom, a bystander, rushed to the rescue of the be-swatted Nandberg and was bitten on the hand by the enraged Nurses. So it was alleged, anyhow, The entire cast appeared before will not agree to any allied proven made at Spa which the n people feel they will be un Simons told the foreign affairs com mittee today. The problem facing} Germany was restoration of a nor} mal economic basis and return of the German people to their work | Bimons outlined the internal situ-| @tion, stressing the need for raw Materials and credits. Herr Felt. lerich, speaking before the reichstag heeting, caused @ stir by declaring the treaty would not have been so @rastic if the entire German nation had stood behind the government leaders who held out against sign ing the document He blamed Mathias Erzberger for the harsh terms, saying Erzberger had prom-| ised the entgnte that the treaty would be signed in any event Finance Minister Wirth declared such talk at present was against the nationa} intarest. —— Varnishing to Beat the H. C. of Desks Dirty, ink-stained old school denks, Which have been reclining in various school basements for months, and| even years, are being dragged forth by the Seattie school hoard, shined up, given a coat of varnish, and are | Being placed in the various schools | where the attendance is growing. | Desks have increased in cost from $3 to $10, and the school board is re-| trenching. Got Money, But Did Prosecutor Fred ©. Brown Friday able to fulfill, Foreign Minister/and a third degree assault warrant was issued against Nurss in Justice Otis W. Brinker's court. ELK BEAUTY Not Own the Home?! Accused of receiving $250 from A. J. | Engstrom as first payment on a home she did not own, Mrs. F i Perkins, 45, was in « jail | Saturday. She left se we pg the money, and was taken off eastbound train at Spokane, po-| say. | Canada expects to spend $50,000, | 000 for good roads in the next rei OLMSTED Miss Gertrude Olmstead. |17, LaSalle, Ill., was picked from 5,900 candidates as the winner of the +Elks’ beauty | contest. She 1 ride on a float as the “Spirit of Amer- ict” ih the big parade during the Elks’ convention in Chi- cago, July 3 to 11. Kids Started Fight anil | man, to Stand Trial | Saturday in the F FACES CHARGE MANSLAUGHTER Young Hathaway, Watch- Children belonging to Swan Nand-| Philip Hathaway, 21-year - old watchman, waa @acing manslaughter charges in Juatie@ Otis W. Brink er’s court Saturday for the killing of Cyrus Tabit, 15, sailor, in Longshore men's hall early Friday. Arthur 8. McKibben, shot by Hathaway at the same time, was said to be improving in city hospital Saturday, Hatha way pursued two men who he be lieved to be gasoline thieves into Longshoremen’s hall. He claims he| wan attacked and that he fired the fatal shot in self defense. Bond was fixed in the sum of $2,000 Drops Dead While | at Work on Road While superintending the con. struction work on the new North} Trunk road, near Lake City, P. L. Jones, county road contractor, and King county resident for the last 30 years, dropped dead Friday. Jones had apparently been in good health up until the time of his death, when he complained of a pain in his back His widow, Sqrah, and three children survive him ‘They'll Probably. | TOLEDO, Ohio, July 3.—Albin | Staz¥ex, when taking out citizenship | papers, asked if he could change his | name. “Sure,” says the judge, “what name shall I enter?” “Just leave off | the last ‘s,’" said Albin, so his name is now much simpler. |Rose Show Open Till 10 Tonight Nearly 700 entries are included in the North End Rose show being held ndall-MeLoughlin Storeb uilding at 86th st. and Green wood ave, The show will remain open until 10 p.m. Wire Briefs WASHINGTON—Public debt de. creased more than $1,000,000,000 dur: ling fiscal year of 1919, according to report of treasury department CHICAGO.—Mrs. Belle Gartner, +| divorced wife of wealthy manufac. | turer, works as tax! driver EDMONTON, Alta.—Mrs. James tonner and four small children die when their home burns. PE ELL—J. E. Monahan, fore man for MeCormick Lumber Co., drops dead in argument with mem. ber of his crew. gry, and she went back to Joplin, | | Devall-Pall City Fair € | edition—were wold in no time in that} drew’s case ts exceptional, “The! | strangest case we ever heard of, in | Kent-Covington— Call Him Smith} THE SEATTLE STAR Song Hits M ake F ortunes ‘JITNEY PETITION | But Not for IS CHECKED UP} Drivers Claim 10,000 More Than Necessery n opinion rendered by Followin the city legal department on the validity of the jitney petition filed [more than a week ago, City Comp |trolier Harry W. Carroll began to check the signatures to determine it enough names have been secured to require & special election The council finance committee ap. propriated $5,000 to pay the expense cking the lst of signatures. petition is declared by sitney esentatives to cont 10,000 more signatures than are necessary The petition calls for submission to popular vote of an ordinance for jitney regulation which would allow the jitneurs practically to prescribe their own routes and schedules iperintendent of Public Utilities Carl ves has brdered Jitneys to couse operation on July 6, under authority of the jitney ordinance passed Fecently by the city counetl, Still It Was Once; Now It Is Vanished Charles MeGruder, railway switch man, was fined $100 by Justice Otis W. Brinker Friday moonshine, alle for poswension of to have been the product of the recently departed high-brow” still located a few hun yards below the Country club MeGruder denied ownership of the moonshine found in his cabin the day of hin arrest by county deputies, and to show his good faith, tipped the of ficers off to the still, the product of which, it is said, found tts way into the exe quarters of sundry in j dividuals Deputies visited the locality but found the still d ntled. Every thing but the worm, 12 barrels of mash and 15 gallons of moonshine had vanished, Good to etlon Poor; loose 4 a reach Maple and Ho Ma Kent-Maple Valley —Pa. truction; goed detour, Woodinville Duvell-Good, pod. eod—Closed for paving. Om account of paving highway to Coalfield, take old up ill east of Kenton and past few gravel bun thru Co yond May Creek va Clty-North Head vod Newport -Inaaquah Kenton-Hellev ue road between Dalle nd Newport Anburn-Hitack Diamend—Ciosed accoun f paving from Auburn to Nesly bridge, two miles detour via pay a Pam Highwa: vin Kainier valley) » from O'Brien t comdition ft CONSTRUCTION Lee Hill Bids Auburn) Use care in passing Orillia Hiridge (over White ri cloned, no ing; new brid For further information regarding King county Fonds call Main 900, local 38 Marie Smiles as She Pays Up $200 Marie Dalton, proprietress of the West Side hotel, came into the United Staten district court before Federal Jud Neterer Friday afternoon, pleaded guilty to sellin of wht und was fin Marie smiled ax she turnec two quarts |Lemon Makes Good Drink; Pays $200 Nichol Peterson and Peter Lemon. arm laborers, admitted to Federal Judge Neterer in the district court Friday afternoon that they followed moonshining asx a sideline, They. were fined $200 each | Young Clise Led His Class at Yale W. Clise, Jr, son of Mr. and Mr James W. Clis who has just com pleted his freshman year in engin cering, led his class in scholarship with a general average of “A.” field; | ing river at good; new! Mysterious Killing |E _in San Francisco) Police| Elbert D. Weed, of Oshkosh for the|head of the Frater find a motive He was found k, in aj land where he starting in | Nc 8 of Rigg | Friday at his home stroying field st. Bonney-Watson took charge out Camp No 00 feet of logs. 6’ (100% MORE THAN 3°, ON SAVINGS) is the smallest return received by savers in this association for the last eight years. On J we announced our Seventeenth Semi-Annual Dividend at SIX AND ONE-HALF PER CENT. Semi - Annual will be declared on January 1, 1921. Savings Left Here On or Before July 15 Earn Full Six Months’ direct the manager this Association under strict State Supe Expenses BR. MURPHY Announce To Begin TUESDAY, July 6th The July arment Clearance § SUITS | COAT The disposal of remaining assortments from Spring Dis- plays in the Second Floor Apparel Sections. AT DECISIVELY-LOW PRICES FIFTH AVENUE AND PINE STREET “, who je will leg His | of that city intact Fri y night om. AM B. thern Pacific freight of the body SAVINGS Dividend nt of Limited by Law. OFFICERS . D, COMER, President . Vice President EDGA : Counsel RQUHAR MUTUAL SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION SECOND FLOOR, LEARY BUILDING SECOND AVENUE AT MADISON STREET REMOVAL POSTPONED UNTIL AUGUST FIRST unforesoon delay in s y new qui removal to our new str location has been postpon uring posses rters at 815 Second avenue, floor home at this 1 until August first. gles Head Heard |He Operated Still on Americanism} Wis.,| Admitting that he operated a still al Order : as been a visitor in|/Charles J. Domett, a section hand,| Alfred Lawrence, 58, of 1406 Saturday for Port-|was fined $100 by Federal Judge|vue ave. was at liberty inspect the a Weed spoke te Sea Americanism | — ~ —— Dividends E. CUSHING, Secretary a} DRESSES | Caterpillars in on Top of the Hill} Trees; He’s Pinel Charged with “failing to of|that he found “on top of the hill,”/|trees and shrubs from cat erie Jeremiah Neterer in the district court|on his personal recognizance, le | Friday afternoon. was arrested on the charge through the wonderful CANADIAN PACIFIC ROCKIES To All Middle West and Eastern Destinations in CANADA AND THE UNITED STATES FOUR TRANS-CONTINENTAL TRAINS - DAILY Canadian Pacific Ry. ERY! SPEED! SERVICE! E. F. L. 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