The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 14, 1920, Page 4

FEARS U.S. LOBBYISTS, Bexican Says Washington’ ls Swarming With Men Against Mexico BY RALPH HH. TURNER MEXICO CITY, Oct. 14K 4 from a visit to the United States, Roberto Pesqueira, personal rep @antative of President De La Huerta, Washington swarms with working against Mexican wed Lats United States and Mexico apart turn and endeavoring to keep je@ountries.” “Neither I nor any other repre itive of this government has at ited to gain recognition from the i Staten,” he said. | “However, there are a number of | attempting to warp the mt of Secretary of State and his assistants, using the | 6 controversy, polities! and a Wetigions arguments for the pur ‘White House is a fdrtrens | t! over meshes of intrigue,” | I “None of this intrigue the president. are two groups ameng oil | oy (hi! who dare continued friction | the two countries, One ts of speculators «who ac G) gotten gains under the old tm Mexico, notably under | “The other fac | “ll controversy in an equitable man Saal ‘Matthews on Stand Against Reservoir! district to restrain the city from | Dr. Matthews declared that the tank would effectually de | the view from the park boule He also consklered it a men; to the safety of the district below. | The trial was resumed Thursday, additional testimony concerning undesirability and danger of the _ @ity’s pian. Dept. Shows » He Says (Charges that the state department | showing “onlosan) "in matter of foreign were by Prof. Richard F. Scholz, of University of Washington, if before the Kiwanis club ‘e@nesday afternoon. Intimate study of world conditions 1 urged by the er, who hint-| 1 the danger of war with Ori ations unless the question of relations was property han- | __SAN FRANCISOO, Oct. 14.—W. Cc.) - il, representing the electricity | Fy m of Victoria, Australia ‘was in San Francisoc today tw pur-| ____He said he was in the market for - @ables, transformers, sub and main machinery and steam tur) to a total value of $20,000,000, a to be the largest consignment of | equipment ever sought in this! * you are net up and doing, you foon be down and done. exclusive Columbia double-faced $1.00 Twins Anxious tion for a writ of habeas corpus for the | Hunter was mad triet court of appeals today by Mrx. | Bilen V haggle Otto Van Ootingham, headquarters Negalty and] noee ay sel swede aaserted “there are two groups . © company, fell down an elevator sos the af men who desire con | wht back to Butte COUN |anart, sustaining painful body ip friction between the two! oY Rybee, probation officer. | » while Pipeman BE. BE. Ewing. Girl Only Six Years of © HOW NEURXSTHENIA nervous tone, frritability, melancholy and extreme sensitivences to sound, languor of body and mind, Dr. M. 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Afraid or unwilling to stand on his own legs he has lent himself to every whim and to every scheme of the reactionary political machine in the legislature.” (Editorial in Seattle Star, Sept. 6, 1920.) ; : Hart Schemes Against Women’s Minimum Wage “Governor Hart, as proven by confidential letters and telegrams on the minimum wage question, is also a pliant tool of special interests.”— (Editorial i ‘ Star Sept 18 15204 in Seattle “These letters and telegrams show that certain gentlemen who knew what they wanted regarded Hart as a mere puppet who danced to their music whenever they played it."— (Seattle Star, Sept. 13, 1920.) (This Ady. Paid for by Democratic State Committea, 329 Lyon Building.) ARNE A 9 > SH for GOVERNOR