The evening world. Newspaper, August 20, 1912, Page 14

Senet = - “ 2S eee ror “THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAYS AUGUST 90, i919. : TT 0 s, MARS. HARRIMAN TAKES THE STUMP AT WILSON RALLY dttendjecem Society Woman Makes First Campaign Speech From Piazza at Union Square. HANDS OUT BUTTONS. Friends Who Accompany Her So Well Pleased They Will Also Take a Hand. Mra. J. Borden Harriman, President of the Colony Club, one of the most fash- fenadle women’s organizations in this @ountry and a member of the “Four | Hundred,” delivered a Woodrow Wilson @eech trom the piazza of the Union| @aquare. cottage to-dhy and distributed Wuttons bearing the likeness of the can- G@éate to @ crowd of a thousand men and boys. “Tt was simply superb” exclaimed Mrs. Harriman at the conclusion of the rally, which was her first public apear- R00 .a8 @ political spelibinder, & half dosen or more society women ‘were on the piazza with Mrs. Harriman. | ‘They agreed with her that politics is exceedingly Interesting and said they would take active parts in the re- mainder of the campaign. | ‘Mrs. ‘Harriman was dressed in @ blue and white striped silk dress and wore @ Diack straw hat with black and white Olemes. She stood close to the railing | as she spoke and frequently leaned for- ‘ward and emphasized by a sweeping gesture any particular point, | STARTS HER CH BY TELL- ING A 8TORY. “Once a political orator was making @n address,” began Mrs, Harriman, | “and an oli negro at the edge of the| crowd was asked who the speaker was. He replied, ‘I don’t know, but he sho’ Gees recommend hisself very highly.’ 1 am not here to-day to recommend my- self, but Woodrow Wilson, the next President of the United States.” A emile rippled over the uptumed faces below Mrs. Harriman and she was cheered. Waiting | moment for| the applause to subside, she began again, | ‘encouraged by the demonatration 10 « feeling of greater self confidence, evi- denced by her louder and r tones, Gov. Wilson,” she sai, “in the work- ing men's candidate and the women's aQd children's candidate. He has proven ive friendship for working people and women @nd children by upward of 300 | | Noted Leader ot Society and Other Women Who Addressed the Open Air Wilson Meeting (Specially Photographed by a Staff Correspondent of The § 4id in helping him accomplish the great undertaking. N. ON. Arnold of Dillsburg, a member of the Democratic tional Committee's speakers’ bureau, followed Mr. Miller, urging votes for Wilson. M. Frankel also spoke, Then a slim young woman, dressed in a blue tub gown and with a merry amile in her big, expressive eyes, tepped to the piazza rail with Mre. Harriman, who said, “I wish now to introduce Misa Alberta HIN of the men's Wilson headquarters.” Mise Hill fe a atenographer there, LEAVE ANY CORE. “I have been a Democrat for years and years," the young woman began, “I have never had @ chance to vote any other ticket. I have alw understood that If this world were an apple and the Republicans continued in power there goon wouldn't be any core left. “There {s something the matter with this Government. Instead of letting a company of efficient housekeepers take charge of it and cun It in good order, office, then says ‘Politics are rotten’ and TWO UMPIRES HURT WRILE JUDGING PLAYS OF PITTSBURGH GAME AFRAID REPUBLICANS won't | Foul Tip Breaks Owen’s Breast Bone, While Brennan Tears Cartilage in Leg. PITTADURGH, Pa, Aug. %9.—Both umpires in the first game of the Pitts. burgh-Brooklyn double-header this af- ternvon were seriously injured during father puta a lot of incompetent men in| the first two innings of play and taken ening World.) ange ators - NBTIRCAS -—STRTHEHOUSE Each Accuses the Other Dur-| ing Talks on Lobbyists and Water Power Trusts. | WASHINGTON, Aug. 20.--Fornear-| ly two hours to-day the House listened | to @ surprising and acrimonious do | |bate between Representative Rainey of Mlinols, Democrat, and Representa- | tive Austin of Tennersve, Republican, |In which each charged the othor with | |consorting with “water power trust” |lobbyists and misstating facts, So bitter was the feeling between the two men that the Sergeant-at-Arms oc: | jcupled a seat in a strategic position. Certain water power site legisla- | tion pressed by Mr. Austin, Mr, Rainey {insinuated, was drawn in the interest jof the “water power trust.” He had \Previously announced his intention of | blocking it Mr. Rainey to-day read from a care- fully prepared manuscript seeking to connect Mr. Austin directly with the, trust. The latter replied extempora neously and with bitter emphasis, |branding the charges made against him as “untruthful statements.” The House listened to the debate | with interest and took no action. CALLED RAINEY DEFAMER AND DEMAGOGUE. ‘The clash was a sequel of a recent exchange of personalities between the two members when Mr. Rainey ob- jected to certain bills introduced by Mr. | Austin and Mr. Austin retaliated by calling Mr. Rainey a defamer and a demagogue. In the recent colloquy, Mr. Rainey said, Mr. Austin had declared that if he, representative, had favored tho water power irust he would consider he had disgraced himself and if Mr Rainey could produce proof of his guilt he would resign. ‘ “1 do not ask the gentleman to re- sign from this body,” said Mr. Rat té-day. “I do not think, however, that the cause of water power conservation in Tennessee would suffer if the gen- tleman’s connection with the House would cease, The gentleman will be missed if he resigns, however, by water power lobbyists, But those interested in water power conservation will not regret his absence from this body." Mr. Rainey said that prior to Mr. Austin's congressional career the Knox- ville Power Company had been “turned over to manipulators and managers of International reputation; that ‘it ts possible to produce at any time the ad- missions of the gentleman from Tennes. | THREAT TO TELL WALDO {Traver, na cnreatened the oto | | _ DIDN'T AWE POLICEMAN. fs Bt eurboa "we taf ——— How Rheumatism Starts ‘Rheumatic Suffering Unnecessary McCarthy Stopped a Squabble on TWO MORE COMPETITORS Fifth Avenue and Arrested Three Men. FOR ALL-’ROUND TITLE, Policeman McCarthy, on fixed post] The entries of John Bredemus of at Fifth avenue and Forty-ninth street, | Princeton University, a former alle had ocvasion early tolay (o interfere | around champion, and Rrino Rrada of In a squabble between Joseph Stafford|the Irish-American Athletic Club have and Michael Travers, headwaiters at|just been received for the all-around Feltman’s restaurant at Coney Ieland,|champtonship which will be contested m the one hand, and Henry Tait, a/in conjunction with the annual Lebor clerk of the Hotel Buckingham, on the| Day games of the Irish-American: A; C. other, Indian Thorp, the hero of the Olympic “Better leave us alone,” said Travers,| games, and Martin Sheridan will also when Tait said he thought the waiters| compete for tor the all-around title. ought to be arrested. “I'm a friend of ee Commissioner Waldo.” “What's that got to do with it?” wrth san borg asked McCarthy. Eddie Foy and his family of seven! You may get into trouble,” said|made their first vaudeville appearance or yoo i rite Wek a At together at the New Brighton Theatre, “Well, you just write out a letter to 2 ‘ Commissioner Waldo on the back of an| Brighton Beach, yesterday in a series envelope and put it back in your pocket, | of individual specialties. Others on the for all it has got to do with this case,” si were Willa Holt Wakefield, “Th said McCarthy. Ile arrested all three, ” Stafford and Travers admitted to|APple of Paris, Martinett! and’ Byl- Magistrate House in the West side| Vester, Leo Carillo, Mas West, Kluting’s Court they had been noisy and that! animals and Claude Roode. MANY DON’T KNOW : How Rheumatism Feels TOO MANY KNOW _ When you have rheumatism you don’t have to. be told what it is—the twinges of pain in the beginning, the dull ache and violent, suffering that comes later tell the story strong]; » because \ is the right treatment. This delicious peppermint Candy Laxative. Blood Purifier removes the poisons that Lad digestion and consti: pation produce in the system by puri'ying the blood, so that the poisons are carried o’1 through the bowels. j Partola is good as a preventative ard valuable after the swollen joints and twisted fingers of the chronic rheumatism appear. Don’t waste time on outward applications that only relieve; use this one proved remedy. is sold in 25c, 50¢ and ja, the sure, certain, gentle remedy by all good druguists, or by Partola Co., 169 2d Av., N.Y. Freedom. From Corns nila that Rave passed the New Jersey |lights « cigar and forgets about it, a|% St: John’s Hospital, t Legimature during his term es Gevernor | possum fools people by pretending he js| Umpire Brennan while running toward ot that State. dead. Taft is trying to fool us by pre- | fret base in the initial inning, slipped “The Employers’ Liability act te one| tending he in alive, and was carried to the clubhouse vy Of the monuments to his work of that| Mrs. Abbie Vibert, seventy-five years| the players, kind, a8 also ti» the tll fixing the hours | Old. of Shringfeld, Mans, made a short] qhuring Pitteburel's hatf of the second | see that he had been authorized to awist former United States Treasurer Charles H. Treat in disposing of tho franchise.” Mr. Rainey said that Charl Suffering from corns is unnecessary. You can put a stop to it by Buying one box of Pierce's Corn Plasters. Bvery box is sold under a binding guarantee to RaaARS Bia "nh H Treat, George R. Sullivan and Richard a it doesn’ » druggist will give ¥ in which women and childran may work, | SP")! oo oe ee Am Proud that! inning Umpire Owen, behind the home a lusts oh ae & oh ae oF cu ; Hi doe vt, the rugs 6 “We are tnteres.ed in Gov. Wilson's jew three children and two grandcnii-| Date, Was hit and knocked unconscious, | A Weailae ut. Weallanied, an, endea te a1 thet £ you back your money. election because he purposes to help us| dren, He too was borne off the fleld dispose of the holding of the Knoxville 9 to reduce the cost of (living, which has) Mrs. Harriman, Mrs. J, B. Huntis,| This left the two teams without any Power Company for $160,000 which on Pierce Ss C( ‘orn Plasters @teadily mounted higher until now it/ Oliver Harriman and Henry May en-| umpires. Eddie Phelps of Brooklyn, Aug. 2, 191 “was accepted by the nd 1 fe greater than at any time for forty-five | Seavored to distribute Wilson buttons| was c nto Judge balls and strikes ‘Aluminum Company of America, close- Remove the most painful and stubborn corn in Fignye be eae years, he the crowd, but tere wae a rush for]and Ham Hyatt. of the Pittsburgh tu ly allied with th tele Gams cases, only 48 hours are required, They work quickly and easily, @ORRY 80 FEW WOMEN AT-| {PP Diaiza and the won) n bad to ta »| decide upon the bases | pany, the very ax water The first application stops the pain almost Meat’ The TENDED THE MEETING. policeman and the park foreman drove cartiinns torn In hie right meee, te power groups tn the United tates.” Rati woman ibe clres root abil alleag tise yon ch tae cart ri orn in his righ nee. = of i pl il pt come bac! “1 had hoped that there would be| tho tmportinates down and Mem Harris! (ar tke the clue ivnician: ater SAYS TRAIL LEADS TO BANK OF boo fe) POU Tas re 4 will not come Hate : Bett geo that the majority of thons | railing and "threw out. buttons, “tty | DANAREINE up the injury ordered him to ae Pe MORGAN: PETIA IMME PEA 9 here are men. Now I want to say to! were cheered notsil: ; ud | bd ea heh Pear pata Supers “No member of this House Is on closer we've sold thousands of b anes under our money-back +) you husbands that you ought to Ween #peeches. | When Owens started to do terms of business relationship with the guarantee. ‘That's the strongest possible proof that 4/4 home and urge your wives to \ e etarted: to do the work of the great wate j inf to get votes for Wil ) Honed there | sing J. Miller fouled off the first intatives . mrer they make good. Be sure you get the genuine. Y bs luence to get votes for gon Mrs, Harriman: Mrs, Wilks | pite bal, ‘The ball hit Owens on trust than the gentleman fr ; aan, oti cntas sores sere dete adie Rit on Polk, Miss | the breast’ t F ing it. He was Tennessee,” cried Mr, Rainey. “The | 10c and 25¢ a Box . be yt » Miss at Loekle, | o, o] i “or ‘essiona office here t “If there are any women here who| Miss R. B, Holmes, Mra. David Grane arried into the clubhouse laid on trail from his Congressional office h r At all Druggists (or by mail) | are interested in reducing the cost of|ton, Dr, Mary Lines an’ Mra. Frances | (ie Wile beside his patrner, both wore Aa ee Ve AL that omee cor THE A, V. PIERCE CO, Washington, D. C., to the office of Charles H, Treat, former Treasurer of the United States, to the firm of Cro well & Sullivan, dealers | canals and water power propertic living.” she eaid, “let them come|L. Birdsall, | placed tn an ambulance and hurried to forward at the conclusion of this meet- the hospital, a eg hee ‘ou tmsdenda can tal your wive, roo, | WORKMEN BADLY HURT BROOKLYN CLUB SWAPS f ‘You husbands can tell your wi 4 ‘eet they will be welcome head- H q of the Women's National Wit. BY FALLING OF DERRICK.) INFIELDER WITH NEWARKS, to J. P. Morgan & Company, the bank ‘won ané Marshall Oreunization at room he eee eee 4 \ “ esos of the General Tlectrle Company.” : Fitth Avenue Building. They can|One Victim of an Accident ia East| The Brooklyn Club has ordered Short: Mr, Austin aprenks to es foet immedis é @belr names in the book there, and Twenty-fi 4 J atop Tootey to Join the Newark Club at ately at the conclusion o' All of the women who do 40 will wenty-fifth Street Is \aukale Ten 2 bea de Lheliig speech, and with Intense ‘Rave joined hands in a common cause Likely to Die uffalo, Upon Tooley's arrival there to- gan hie reply. He refer the election next November of Wood- anely J horrow Inttelder Kirkpatrick of tho Rainey, who sat only a few seats away, ‘Wilson, the friend of the home anad| A derrick which was being used in| Newarks will leave for St. Louis to join as the “defamer from [lin and de- Be samiiy.” the excavation work for a sixieen-story | the Brooklyn Nationais, ‘The Brooklyn clared that his water power Dilla had Before making her speech Mre. Har-| mercantile bullding at Nor wiman introduced Cyrus C. Miller, Pres | ‘Twenty-fifth I Went of the Borough of the Bronx, | burying two men, Mr. Miller said that Gov. Wilson was been passed upon by the House Inter- state Commerce Commission, “every member of which was the peer of the gentleman from Iilinola.” 63-69 Kast | ClUD has pur 1 Outfelder collapsed t y, [and Inflelder Getz of the Elmir nder the debri York Stat veral other workmen. League Ch eeident Hbbets to- hatically Breatly interested in reducing the cost Browney of No, 95 Kast One| denied the rumor that he was enlisting . : “a noe tr Mr. Austin acknowledge that all the ef living that had become wo burden-|Hundeed and Ninth strese want nure| Civelnnatt capital or proposed to. sell \ ee REE AE ac men mentioned by Mr. Rainey had ‘ -oe in this Se gohan ly in New intornally, His skull and spine were| the Brooklyn franchise to Cincinnat! 4 . called upon him ny pe bao gai YX City, and fractured. He is ikely to die John | Me™ te referred to by the Mlinoisan also had 1 that tntelll O'Hara, an tron worker, lving at No. —_——— Q -ALSer na PnLe . J been In his office. He said he had not . ° orker, . X - PILL vied : : were ready and willing to offer thelr | 263 West One Hundred and Thirty-sixth — * sting 4 se § Invited the lobbyist to call, but that he street sustained a fracture of 1 = phe ‘had not insulted him." the head and was internally hurt. Tae | a ral P y from Ilinols, he | shouted, his votce doctors say that he has a chance for hia | trembling in anger, “for he voted for the —— Ife | ‘lobbyists’ Arkansas power bill the day A Striking f The Keystone Construction Company | after he had dined with him, Futher- Contrast ———- neral contract for the building |g, ‘ v more, he spoke in support of the pro- and the Hinkel Iron Works the contract |. Strong rising power tn Steel and the posed legislation and changed tn the Who for the tron work. A hoisting engine Coppers quickly decided the course of Record his reference to his host so that had been lowered from ue street to! Prices in the early stock marke to-| the latter was referred to, not as a Should [ihe tor ana an att empt Was being made|day. The metals, after overcoming in. | lobbyist, but as ‘a very pleasant 5 | to carry tt to th tho excavas| ital trregularity, manifested pronounced | & gentleman.’ Worry? | ton when the acct ele 9 Psat 1 moan (oat p \ i a ikAbelaheat (but libe $ 0. 1 the acc curred e | Birength, © firmness of th — - r, Austin spoke rf derrick 1s 125 feet in height and weighs slares Was responsible fo. con ‘ | m harger that Mr. Rainey un- about 2 tons |Aitions tn other mesures nding ae ae - %| DIRK CARRIER ARRESTED, |faicy "was socking to weave a web of While the engine was off the ground |to & heavy buyink Jeinand, - ay all i suspicion” about him. ae at the end of the m thera was al to nthe frst ho r 2 | saheas Maa B Haunting «| As to his acquisition of stock in the Wf you are particular where you spend) axing and crunching at the base of |atrong around 74, while Amer Smelt S| MORPARER RE, ER Knoxville Power Company, Mr. Austin your vacation—if you want every minute] ine derrick. 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