The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 30, 1920, Page 9

MONDAY, AUGUST 80, 1920, DENOUNCED BY LAMPING Scores Vice Cl Chairman a G. 0. P. on Special Privi- | lege Tactics Fresh on the job, after being laid up for several weeks by serious in- guries, Senator George B. Lamping, candidate for governor, today struck @raight from the shoulder in reply to an “insidious attack” upon him, es be brands it, Replying to a letter publicly an.! mounced by L.'S, Jesseph, vice chair. man of the state republican com- qmittes, in which Lamping’s “repub- Neanism” was questioned, the sen ator sent the following: “On August 10 you announced and qaured to be published thruout the Press of this state, that in your of- ficial position as vice chairman of the republican state central commit. tea, you were writing to me, as one of the candidates for the republican nomination for governor, a series of questions as to my political affilia- tions, and by Innuendo questioning my republicantsm. “Rather impatiently I have waited for your letter, which has never ar. crived, and I can only assume that your purpose of misrepresenting me ‘was accomplished tn your statement to the press, without giving me a chance to reply. “Your announcement to the press ‘was doubtless" inspired thru the in- @orsement of myself by the Railmen’s <Welfare League of Spokane. The railway men have already announced to the press that their indorsement | ‘was given to me unsolicited on my part, and was given after investica- tion by them of my legisiatsve reo- ‘ord as a meniber of the 1919 state tion which indorses me on account @f my past progressive record in the mate legisiature. “I am a republican candidate for governor before all the people of this state, without regard to class distinc tion or religious affiliations. I have Rot requested or asked for, directly or indirectly, the indorsement of any organization, and | have not any un- @erstandings of agreements, implied or otherwise, with any organization, nor have I received, directly or in- directly, financial assistance in my campaign from any organization, and @ince you have intimated that you ‘intend to ask me my political affilia- ftions with various organizations, let suggest to you that at the same you question some of the other ‘Fepublican candidates as to what or- @anizations they may be affiliated ‘with, or if they, directly or indirectly, have asked the support or received Mnancial assistance from any indus trial or political organizations. REFUSES YOKE OF CORPORATION RULE “It iy quite evident that you are trying’to make politica) capital for iya corporation candidates, and the majority of voters will under stand the insidious purpose back of your display of camoufiage. It is Bot my intention to defend my Amer- icanism or republicanism. My resi- dence and life in this state for 30 years will answer such false and ridiculous charges. “Tam @ republican. It is not for you, nor for me, nor for any selected | few, to give a final definition of the term ‘republicanism.’ The voters of this state will attend to that duty on election day. They will decide by) their ballots whether they prefer a man who calls himself a republican, but whose inclinations are to favor! big corporations in all their political | acts, or whether they prefer one Whose record and tendencies have been consistently in favor of all the | People, and who is advocating con structive and liberal legislation in state affairs, “I fought as hard as I could against machine domination in our egislature. I introduced and fought to pass a soldiers’ bonus for the ex service men and women, to be paid to them when mustered out of the service. I supported and voted for ‘the farm marketing bill, the farm Joan bill, the first aid amendment to ‘the workmen's compensation act, and my attitude in favor of collective! is doubtless among the declarations which have com- smended me to some of the organiza tions which you, and evidently the) ™men you represent, are holding up| to scorn. The principles I advocate I believe in. They will, if carried into effect, make the state of Wash ington a better place to live in. I am willing to stand or fail on the Merit of those principles. “We have conditions in our state! that are causes of great unrest, and| I say to you and to the people of this! state that the only way to remove) this dissatisfaction and unrest is to remove the causes, and if the people select me as governor of this state, I am going to use every measure of| my power to pass progressive and constructive legislation to assist the| farmer to market his produce, to en-| able the city dweller to procure the necessities of life cheaper, and to prevent the continued @erease of our taxes, by a change in our tax laws; consolidation of our govern- mental agencies, and to investigate | the profiteering as far as possible, | and the causes of it, and wherein it ies in this state of Washington, | “My dear Mr. Jesseph, if this be! red radicalism to you, you are cer-| tainly seeing conditions in a differ- ent light from myself, and in con- ¢lusion let me say that if I am elect- #4 governor I shall not be the tool Of the selfish Interests nor the sup- Pijant functionary of any other ex- tremes of society, but I shall serve all alike with justi « I am given to understand just No Hints for Her “Well, I see that sugar bas gone Up ome more.” “Is it?" she replied, “And they're still raising rents.”| “Look here!” she exclaimed, flar-| ing up, engagement broken off, say #0. I) Always hate to have people beat| ‘#round the bush in a case of this "Boston Transcript | “if you wish to have our) An incident of the rioting in Belfast, Ireland, in which 13 were killed and more than 300 injured, was the attempt to execute John Neville. He was taken from his bed by a mob and placed against a wall to be shot—but was saved by police. The picture shows him holding two bullet-riddled tea chests, taken from a shop that was wrecked. Mother Didn’t Know |Saves Boy’s Life Boy After 27 Years and Loses $535 LAFAYETTE, Ind, Aug. 30—| LONDON, Aug. 30.-—W, J. Brooks Charles Gibson came home today. | dived, fully attired, off a quay and His mother didn’t know him aa he | rescued a boy from drowning. A knocked at her door, He had been | wallet containing $535 fell from his gone 27 years, during which time pocket and was lost. he had acquired 25,000 acres of land near Colorado Springs. MOTHER! «tae EVIDENCE OF “California Syrup of Figs” TITLE OWNERSHIP Child’s Best Laxative TE rigid examination of the tle, with a complete bor under Titl® Ingur- in now accepted as ey an by aj] financial insti- tutions and realty brokers, and has, at one stroke, wiped Out the economic waste, delay And excessive cost involved in frequently recurring reexami nation ef title under the old system, You can «aleep soundly tf your land title is protected by ‘Tre Insurance, ‘Tithe Insurance Is Issued by Washington Title Insurance Co. Under State Supervision Asseta More than $600,000.00 Accept “California” Syrup of Figs | only—look for the name California | on the package, then you are sure your child is having the best and/ most harmless phya@® for the little stomach, liver and bowels. Children | J+ love its fruity taste. Full directions om one each bottle. You must say “Call- \o 5 ‘Too’ q att Another Bill Right Up to Orpheum Circuit Standards 15¢, 25c, 50c, 75c, $1.00 ~Mat. Every Day—15c to 50c “Under the Apple Tree” JOHN SULLY Books and Lyrics by Darl MacBoyle. Music by Walter L. Rosemont. Staged by George Choos, SIDNEY PHILLIPS in Songs and Stories CAHILL AND ROMAINE Present “A Comedy Mixup” RENO Eccentric Pantomimic Comedian JACKIE AND BILLY Thinking and Talking Birds MISS IOLEEN The Petite Entertainer TOPICS OF THE DAY—KINOGRAMS —CONCERT ORCHESTRA “Follow On” A One-Act Comedy by Edwin Burke Direction Lewsi & Gordon Producing Co., Inc, THE SEATTLE STAR PAGE 9 BARTELL DRUG COMPANY Announces the Opening of a Seventh Retail Drug Store in Seattle Your appreciated patronage For three days—beginning merchandise of un estionable quality at prices seldom e e has made possible the opening of another Bartell Drug Store in Seattle. onday, August 30th—our stores will offer to the drug-buying public ualed. No effort has been sparéd in mak- lu ing this, our pesos” store, one of the finest in the Pacific Norwest. A glance at the specials below is ample reason why it is to your advantage to visit Seattle’s newest drug store. om Pano. 80th, 31st and September 1st. Don’t forget the OPENING DATE MONDAY, AUGUST 30 ‘Money-Saving Specials at Our 7 Stores Palmolive Soap, 2 for.. i... 15c .17¢ Wwicage .... LOC aaaee Bath 7 c Colorite Hat Dyes, for coloring 1 7 c straw hats.. bpetdeni Tooth Paste. 39c 15c S. S. White Tooth Paste. Marvo ‘Cocoanut Oil no See Pict ett Remover ... O9C Siterine ‘.. 69c 33c 17c Lyons’ Tooth Powder .... Cuti¢ura Ointment | 39c | Pills 37c for opening 79c pound. Our Candies are delivered fresh to our stores daily. Hot Coffee, etc. Hot Luncheon, 11 a. m. to 2 p. m. them. New store opens with a complete line of Kodaks and Cameras in all the lar sizes and models. An uptown store, carrying a full assortment of Kodak Accessories for the amateur photographer. F: Kodaks from $9.49 to $124.48. Brownies at $2.86 to $19.95. 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