The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 9, 1920, Page 9

THUTRSPAY, DECEMEEN 9, tet, PANESE Clara Smith Hamon in El P Paso? DEMAGOGS DENOUNCED n Tells Congress They Only Instigators of Har Peril on Pacific STINGTON, Dee, §.—Relattons m United States and Japan are insettled by Japanese agitators agogues seeking to stir up against this country, Repre ive Julina Kahn, California, d in @ speech to the house to le warned that continued activity m the part of the Japanese agi might lead to war between (he [> countries, che people of the Pacific coast ob { only to large numbers of Jap laborers coming into their but have no objection to the tion of Nipponese profes men, financiers of students, thn said, declaring that the ques is not one of racial prejudica One of the difficulties of the situation ix the fact that the of the people of the Pacific is misrepresented by the dema of Japan,” he sald, “Jap publicists and agitators and fans seem to think that our fs racial We do not com the Japanese people infertor to white man, but the habits and ‘ of the Japanese laboring are different from ourn We ™@ California know that them habits customs make the Japanese by Fs | non.assimilable element in ‘eatern states.” to talk of war between the States and Japan, Kahn said: know I utter the earnest hope the wish of every patriotic Amer that peace between the two tries may continue perpetually, T my in all candor and in all a that if the statesmen, ia, agitators and politicians and of Japan really want with the United States, they wil! the ones to bring it on, and hot sons thoroly my country remains prepared, there will be between the nations at my aifficuity tme.” ci eemmgpe te Beker dis gram to the pro Famibagion of Japaneas laborers United States, their own has a strict ban on Chinese and Korean labor tmm!¢ration. iso claimed that Japan, altho i to an antiJapanese land fm California, refuses to allow Men to hold land within its ter. VENUE LAWS TO CONTINUE fer Action on Income Tax Plea TASHINGTON, Dec. 9—Repub- members of the senate finance ittee today decided to defer ac lon on the appeal of business men postponement of income tax pay- nd for extension of losses. EDeciton to deny the relief asked hed after a study of a re tement by Secretary of the ury Houston, who said the gov- mt could not afford to grant i ee the measures requested. NATE STARTS W PEACE ROW odge Refuses to Sanction Knox Resolution BY L. C, MARTIN WASHINGTON, Dec, 9.—Refusal Senator Lodge, republican leader the senate, to sanction introduc on of the Knox peaslbestiniion at sesuion of congress har started f insurgent movement which may ult in presentation of the measure spite of Lodge's disapproval, Lodge informed the ineurgants at he does not intend to have any- fing done with the measure this sem on. They told him there are pugh democratic votes available to the resolution over President lison’s veto, but Lodge said his in was to let the whole thing go fer until the special session after farding’s inauguration, Lodge was much Interested today reports that President Wilson it resubmit the Versailles treaty. othing will be done with it, Lodge clear, If resubmitted, it will referred to the foreign relations mittee and left there, Lodge in- dicated. a gL Nearly halt of the cost of the war United States in actual dollars been paid, Wire to Sheriff “Asks Rivest Mrs. Jake L. Hamon, shown here with her two children, Jake L., Jr. (lower left), and Olivebelle (lower right), stead- fastly maintains that her husband, Jake L. Hamon, oil magnate and republican national committeeman for Okla- homa, who died from revolver wounds, accidentally shot him-} self. She scoffs at stories that the wealthy oil man and poli- tician was shot by his former stenographer, Mrs. Clara Smith Hamon, whom police are sceking in connection with Hamon's| death, ARDMORE, Oki, Dea 9.—Coun- ty Attorney Rusell Brown today wired Sheriff Seth Orendorff, at Fl Paso, Tex, Hamon, the death of Jake L, Harmon, miltion- alre off man and politician, Brown's wire was sett following a Second menaage from Orendorff any- ing he knew the hiding piace of to apprehend Clara Smith | Ciara amon, but could not act with. | sought in connection with} out proper authority from officials! here ease Christianity Topic r of University Talk “Christianity — Retrospect and Prospect,” was the subject of an address by Prof. Richard F. Scholtz before the Patton club of the Unt versity Wednesday afternoon. Next} week at the same time Prof. senetta | will deliver his second lecture on | the subject. and record wear, It gives you the sweetest music ever played by a phonograph. Strengthen Anti- THE SEATTLE STAR . HARDING WILL SEE DEMOCRATS BY RAYMOND CLAPPER MARION, Olio, Dec, #-—Making good on his campaign promines, President-Bieet Warren G Harding ia today working on a lst of repre sentative women and prominent democrats he intends to oul to Marion to advire him on the league of nations question. Among demoerata it is certain that Senator Gilbert Hiteheock of Ne braska, who was President Wilson's spokesman tn the senate thruoat the treaty fight, will be aummoned, Among othera will be Senator | Shielig Tennessee, who, altho « democrat, was among the trrecon- cllable treaty opponenta, | ator Harding has not divulged the names of any women he intends | jto call, but it Is likely that Mra |Raymond Robina, of Chicago, end | Mra. Harriet Taylor Upten, et Ohio, | will be on the Met, Re _ AMUSEMENTS ee LACE | enrnnca cincvulrT AMES AND WINTHROP Borne CLasren HERBERT CLIFTON Trust Law, Plan WASHINGTON, Deo, 9.—Lexiata tion strengthening the Sherman ant! | trust act is to be proposed ehortly by Senator King of Utah and other sen. ators, King announced today. New York hag taken the place of London as the whrid's rubber mar ket UGS come up, furniture disappears, and young feet joyously trip to the danciest music of all when the wonderful Pathe is in the home. Dad and Mother—and others whose hearts are too young for their owners ever to grow old—secretly prac- tice the steps, and add to the fun when they join in. No wonder all would rather Levy's Mastca! Comedy Co. ta Kise alte: and O15 | Striking Piano Men |; Start Own Company CHICAGO, Dee ¢ Striking anion) plano workers, Qeadiocked with em ployers over demande for Increased wages, today planned to manafacture their own pianos, A company hae been formed and the strikers will put Up $50,000 to finance the new com pany. Workers will contribute their first month's wages to put the new firm on its feet. PORTLAND, Ore, Deo. 10.—flam Rand went to a friend's house for dinner, “How about a little noo turne before dinner?” maid the friend. | “All right, as long an there's no moonshine in it,” replied Bam. 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