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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-14
LARGEST SINGLE
SUBSCRIPTION TODAY

The largest single subscription to
the fund-s25 from l.. g. Morris. OF
the Overland Transfer company
was credited today.
A group OF eight women raised
$3.50 amongst Themselves. and a
widow with two daughters sent SIS,
explaining "f5 for each OF US"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-14
Harding Returns to
Capital; Is Ready
for Strenuous Work

wives and other women on the train
Senator Harding peeled off his coat
earlier In the day and sat in his
stateroom reading the Sunday pa.
pers. swapping stories with other
senators who dropped In and slipped
lemonade.
He took the comics OF the Sunday
papers TO breakfast and read them
TO Mrs. Harding. Later nearly all
the passengers got autographs from
the senator.
Harding chatted at length with
correspondents in his statcroom tell
ing stories, analyzing his emotions
during the last dramatic IS hours.
and talking shop. He Is n publisher
and the conversation got off on the
question OF the print paper shortage
Harding Will 20 ahead leisurely
with campaign plans. postponing i'm
portant decision until further confer.
ences. Meanwhile he will attend to
his usual senatorial dtltias
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-14

Miss Cia b. Kehoe, 3216 4end S. w. employed in the
underwear department Of the FraserPaterson store is
Of the entrants The Star contest pick Seates repre-
sentative in the Ziegfed national sateso beauty contest
the wnner Of chich wW recere 500 ceek for 12 cees
in Ziegfeh beauty show and Maufloper photoplay nth
all expenses paid for herself and chaperon her home c
TO Netc York and return.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-14
THE COMPTON LUMBER CO.

has purchased lot near Westlake
ave. and Virginia st. for $4,000. II
was announced today In real estate
circles. Sale was made thru Henry
G. Ewing Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-14
DOESN'T KNOW HOW
SHE GOT CUT

Taken TO the Bertillon room TO
have her picture taken for the police
gallery and TO be flnger.printed and
measured for the records. Mrs. Rey.
nolds refused to discuss her case fur
ther.
She said she had no idea how she
got a cut over her right eye. which
she had had bandaged. She wrote
her signature IS times for the police
record with firm hand. but com.
planned after the 18th signature that
her fingers were tired
II shot him" she told Captain Ten.
nant later u don't know why. I'm
sorry now that ! did IT,"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-14
by RAYMOND CLAPPER

WASHINGTON. June 14.-Scna.
tor Warren @. Harding. republican
candidate for president. was back in
the capital today preparing for the
coming campaign. Senator Harding
will remain here for the week. but
plans after that are indefinite.
Today Harding will squeeze In 10
holes OF golf at Chevy Chase club.
III I can find anybody to play with
me-" he said.
Otherwise the day will be taken up
with getting unpacked. sorting mail
and receiving visitors. He expects
to be at his office in the senate
today.
He arrived here early today from
his triumph In Chicago. literally in
his shirt sleeves. and slipped on his
coat just before he alighted from
the train to be greeted by 5000
people.
IL was "A democratic special that
carried the republican candidate and
his wife back to Washington. They
had a state room on a train carry.
ing dozen senators, convention
delegates and friends of Harding.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-14

the Widow has gone along with
Under the Anheuser Busch" ard
tho the sentiment Of the latter
song is distinctly obsolesceut IL
had a dandy tune.
I have a five hundred page dog
cared. tattered. coverless old song
book that was published thirty
years or more ago, and that
has some fifteen hundred songs In
IL. ranging from Haydn 10 Nellie
Was a Lady" and among those
1900 hardly can be found fifty
tiiat would be recognized by the
ma iority In the average audience
Of today. And yet many OF these
old English concert hall ballads
are wiftier and have more melody
in them than most OF our popular
truck.
II this community singing spirit
really takes hold Of the nation.
wong leaders should exhume these
Old. forgotten melodies and instil
the spirit of true folk lore I'm the
people: that way we might. within
the coming hundred years. origi-
nate a great folk lore treasure
trove Of our own. To this time
most Of ou- musical composition
has been waste motion. written to-
day. sung tomorrow. forgotten the
next day, and, aside from Cad.
man and Foster and "a few more.
nothing left behind for posterity.
nor for an upbuilding Of great
national ideal.
A speech lives for a week; a
song may easily live for two thou
oAnA years. and gladden. a thou.
sand million folks ten thousand
million times.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-14
AWAIT WORD OF
KIDNAPPED BOY
Ransom Letters Received by
C0ughIin Parents

PHILADELPHIA. June 14.--BeliA
that they have heard from the alb.
ducfor OF Little Blakoly Cougblin, 10.
monfhs-old boy kidnapped from his
home in Norristown. June 2. was ex.
pressed by the parents when a letter
ostrnsrked Atlantic City. N. j., was
feceived by them early today.
The writer demanded 5000 ran
som.
The Coughlins say they viii deal
With the sender privately.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-14
A CIIATTY TIME
WAS HAD BY ALL

Senator and Mrs. Harding took
breakfast. luncheon and dinner in
the diner refusing 10 be served in
their room. The stateroom door was
kept wide open and fellow travellers
stuck their heads In to exchange
passing words. Mrs. Harding chattcd
In the parlor car with senator's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-14
MRS. HARDING KEPT
OWN SCORE CARD

Both the Senator and Mrs. Hard
ing said they felt fine altho they nc.
knowledgcd "A strenuous week. The
senator engaged nearly every minute
of each "a hours in endless confer.
ences and Mrs. Harding, as she con.
fcssed today. was busy doping out
her husbands chances OF getting the
nomination.
~ was just as much interested
as Warren" she said. IL kept my
own tally sheet on every ballot SO
could tell how 1t was going"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-14

II " l. " NJ " y was right
there is nothing new un.
der the sun.
Expressions OF things
are new. exhibitions OF
forces. modes OF thought. means
Of communication. these are but
new types OF thought OF govern,
ment. Of people. OF philosophy. OF
humor. Of art: all these haven't
changed in the slightest In thou.
sands OF years.
For instance. does the average
silly popular" ballad give you an
intense painY
DO YOU hate. the sickIy nxcei..
pseudo sentimcntniity and the~
patitudinous yaporirgs. and the
cant. and the tight wit. near hu.
NOR OF the hack song writer's
Well. so did the aneicnts: listen TO
this. written IN Nero's time by
Lucullus. concerning a deceased
writer OF popular songs. Huneker.
dean Of American slrsusscai crit
les couldn't do N subject better
justice.
~Enfrchides. trho rrofc the scR0s
Has Isff the redlrts Of day:
'JSs tive that von ,cho dsrsH bciotc
Shonld haste 10 Nv asray.
Hes coming ,csth his odss. nc Is.
And eres a dozen iyrcs
He ordered 10 BE- hErnf tesfa him
Arid his faneraI fires
And fire and ftcerfp tox>s fgled
VITA rsanv Vulgar fsns.
Yes. Choroas bort has crossed IN.
sfrgam
Yoau hare him With you soon.
Bnf rhrre in fafHrr toe shah 90
\ really caaHot ten.
The dead uil hare no refuge nose.
VIA Erfvchidcs ia hols@
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-14

Deputy Prosecutor t. Hiram rat.
terson represented the state.
Patterson has been given the task
OF appearing for the state in the
trial OF Mrs. Sawyer.
SEARCH FOR
MISS kNETTLE CONTINUES
Her trial was scheduled to begin
at 1880 this afternoon. The hunt for
Miss Knettic. divorced first wife of
Sawyer, will continue. in the hope of
serving her with n subpoena COM
manding her presence here as a
witness.
The search. begun in Spokane.
where she had been living with a
woman friend i'm n secluded apart.
ment. quickly spread to walla
Walla, where Miss Knettie has
many friends and relatives, and TO
Pomeroy. where her father. N. Is.
knettle. Is a wealthy banker.
She suddenly disappeared in Spo.
kane n week ago. leaving not even
forwarding address for her mail.
In some way. II was learned. she
had been apprised that she was to
be called as witness. and probably
would be called upon TO reveal the
details of her life ms the first
wife OF the murdered man.
Altho Prosecutor Patterson said
he wanted Miss Knettle here TO
prove his contention that SAWYER
was not man OF quarrelsome,
abusive disposition. Attorney Ed.
ward c. Hyde. counsel for the dc.
fense. says Miss KnettIe will be.
II she can he found. a star witness
for Mrs. Sawyer, and would cor.
roboratc the fair young defendants
story that Sawyer was not only
auarrelsome but brutal TO his wives.
MRS. SAWYER
BUONED Up BY HOPE
Calmly. sadly. Mrs. Sawyer has
remained in ner cell for more than
month awaiting the day when
she will face the jury. She has
been buoyed up somewhat by an
apparent assurance that she will
speedily he freed when she has
told her story of the shooting and
the circumstances that led up to il.
She has been forbidden by her
counsel to discuss the case with
any one. She was permitted TO have
no hand In the funeral arrange.
ments for her husband. She asked
that his body bc cremated, IL Is
crurn to Page I, Column y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-14

About the only fault the average
woman has to find with her past is
that it's too long.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-14
SAN sHG~gssREATENED
O>l.Y N ANGER
THO WOUNDED. lie
HOLDS On To HER

About itS. a- Reynolds was pass
Ing from the engine room 10 another
basement room. his wife stepped sud.
denly out from behind n door. con.
| fronting him. Without a word. IL In
said. she opened fire.
Reynolds grabbed her by the gun
hand and held her wrist rroanina 30
loudly he was heard by Harold Van
Dayton. living at 500 SUNNI, ave.
across the street. and led her up the
stairs. where he handed her over to
group OF frightened nurses before
he collapsed.
He was taken TO an upstairs room
and his wounds hurricdly dressed
and was later removed TO the city
hospital for n consultation of doctors
at o'clock. to determine whether IL
would be necessary to operate.
Van Dayton. from a telephone
across the street. summoned the
police. Motorcycle Policeman W. w.
Dcnsch. first on tho scene. arrested
the wife, and made a hurried investi.
CATION. Behind the door where Mrs
Reynolds had stood when firing at
her husband. Densch found wo.
mans handkerchief with a hole in II.
She Is believed to have used IT to
roycr her reyolyer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-14

ERE'S another problem
for some philosophical
musical critic: What
makes one song eternal
and ten thousand others
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-14

~ but passing interest,"
Why should "Old Black Joe
cling TO us like a burr while twenty
thousand other songs have died7
We arc not deeply concerned these
last sixty years IN the fate % Old
Black Joe. and the music. even II
II was original with Foster. IL not
10 much.
Why does Nellie Was a Lady"
stiIl remain a keystone In the col
Iegiase life OF the nation. there
have been scores OF songs about
other girls that have died. but
Nellie stili endures.
Somebody here may remember
the music OF sweet Rosie
O'Grady''; twenty years ago Il was
az popular as Bubbles" or Long
Trail" is today. And the music OF
II has lilt. a rhythm and joyous
ness that few cf the lighter songs
have exceIIed. but Rosie died and
In a short half decade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-14
SORRYNOW,
Wife Tells
DETECTIVES
eifie Reynolds Attacks Hus.
band in Hospital; Divorce
Suit Is Pending

Mrs. Fife Reynolds. y brown.
hairvd little woman. who tipped
the scales In the Bcrtiilon room
al police h~s<nuarrs nj 80
pounds. sat d~Jcrt~siiy In Cap
tain Of D~trrtivcs Chssirs 4. Ten
nant's office today. h~r left eye
bapdsgsd ard pale of fsc~, and
told him she was ~o~ry she had
shot her handsome. strApptnG
husband. Algev J. Rey noads, rsriy
this morning In ttsc hasrvu~vst of
tho swedish hospital herr.
with bullet scratch on his head
on = cot in the city hospital recuper.
ating from his wifes swift attack.
Reynolds is "a. his wifi. 81. Their
family trouble ds,~s back abou, n
month. when he In said TO have ief,
her and filed suit for divorce. There
i~ no record Of the pending divorce in
this county.
BOTH EMPLOYED IN
SANE PLACE
Reynolds obtained employment at
the Swedish hospital as night en-
gine~r. His wife also got "A pc~ition
there. but neither knew OF the
others presence In the hospital untli
last night, sh~n they met unexpsct'
ediy In . hallway.
SAN sHaSS1IsREATENED
ONLY IN ANGER
On his complaint. on May Is. the
polite arrested Mrs. Reynolds for
threatening his life She told the
police the threat was made In a mo
msnt, OF anger. and she had no In.
tcnfion Of lnjurinx her husband She
was rricssed on her personal recos
nixance. She told the policeman she
was jealous OF another woman.
Seven days later Mrs. Reynolds
was found soung gun and was
again arrested. Tho revolver was
taken away from her and the case
Indefinitely continued on the court
calendar. I; IL still pending.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-14

8 1T likely that more
catchy music than The
Merry widow" will be
written in the next ten
years7 II Is not. yet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-14

mean freedom orcontu dncdrer uH

terson represented the state.
Patterson has been given the task
OF appearing for the state in the
trial OF Mrs. Sawyer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-14
As IT SEEMS
TO ME
DANA SLEETH

O LOT ON was right
there is nothing new un.
der the sun.
Expressions OF things
The Lamar register., 1920-09-15
SYNOPSIS.

CHAPTER L-Never having known his
father. and nvinz with his mother on a
houseboRt on the Wabash river. ''rhe
Pegrlhunter"-the only name he has
earns from her q part OF the story OF
hsi sad life The recital is interrupted by
a fearful 1T OF coughing and he hurrief
ashore 10 seek II root that affords rslIe'
Returning with the root he meets a
young girl whom he mentally christenn
the wild Rose" She eludes him before
be can make her Acquaintance.
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Sc ire iibitc Sage al @eoet benpttcs
pce ri Observation-Disclosures, men
ogldd nnNer hisie NorhnnNlin9er mo
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S09.64 on uobeialt $4.459.27. Mis-
lionstdsleu, S6,306.55; MnsiebehpIhe
ming S4,259.6S; til Ghurh @rtcniior
bar tIoiommet $2,3i0.20.
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lem paa observation-disclosures YiiSiious.
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al @euisbeositpIcr.
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9poens GOT.

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fit Siem | Clifton, Seros, ben ste Wdi
% bIep Iaet tiIbpiIe | beu Iutberife &irfeS
9rapplabs Der ben feIaenbe Sag. Sen
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for ct Iars Sib, men bar life ~Ieueeligs
eenoe for mere enb en- fire Tigers Sib.
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gensoatter Npituen, bleb fsbt | 2sitets
8reitesielo paa SeSemarsen ben lite
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len 2bftuen % 9nitru Gnre Earsbdtter
SrenIetb. Sun bIep oebt, foufirmeret %
4gtebiet hjernnle / Nor9e al ben lan,me
Yreit, Editor Gbri1toffer Saniteen. Sen
27be December 1862 inbgif bun / sggtce
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benbe.
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Scnntor Mnu =. @iItor, iom CT re-
publitauif Nduotbut for @uperner pcb
@iSconiins Yrimprpul8 zen 7be Sept,
or eli rrlig, bn9tig % oprigti9 Soriirms
per for ber aIminSeIiee soil. San bar
baot fire Sar5 gridring / Gtatens Sennt
% CT aniporIig for mere frilinoet Soos
ginning enc ro9cu auben Nauo / CT
oifcutIig Stiuing / 8iScouiir / Sc icrere
.Sar.
@ou itrcp TdrfeoSlopen. @npen, font
gipcr Experimentation I'll bGaNe Irbeibcs
rem pg Yaubbrugcren pdd StateuS Soaro
OF gbucafiou. pur / Sdupr az Soue, iont
pilNe biGIpc Sarn1crnc | al rrhbc San0
for %cbnagelic! og mango andre betpbi
nirgsfllIbe Nopc ipr al itoffe @irlp III
Surmcrc % Slrbcihcrc nj ar iua nere5
eget &ient.
6an5 TIatform Ell. ftcrtt imor Vros
fitcring og / Soper al SaIeiriber, SrcSics
irihco % 6orinmliugsiribeo; o9ina for
Ell mi % itNcrcret NulconiuG iur fooperds
the Cr9unilutloucr blanot Sdrnrcrnc.
for at biGlpe Dem, iom onrtcr Sorben.
Ill at bIipc @iere al Nnuoet % b%citpttc
Dem moo urinlcli0 Stbannliuq % Sis
triminutioncr; iorpset 5tette for 2anos
brlgsitolcu % iUrllg Tor Gonntnagcna
icrnc / ocrc5 Hrbcibe; beore transport
miolcr, inaiom Qopc %eic o. CT opb Sass
ingc for Stibt ira @rcat Gates lN nj
Nuuet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-08-27
OF pGlSt8 4etttnime.

sra @etebor9 meSbeIes Abe Iuguit.
Vrofesior 2omonoioo bar ibaa afiIiittet
apuiraft mcb Srp!bGttau met. 0erfiteo
I'm 2eoeranee al 1000 2otpmotiper III
Sppiets Huslauo.
2otpnotiperre ifdl lcperes | Gebet
al 6 gar. Sc ferife ~bunpreoe Mdltis
iter ifal Ieperes ON ct Gar.
8riIen for bbert Gofomotip er lille
faiiat, cu Yrofssioren bar b%eresnet Ell
aanifc COB IarsinaI | Gnleoning at
9enaepGroicns SIuthiatipner.
Sen Snm, iom bet bill fonine I'll ut
Circle Tia pnl, er ca. 3OO-50o WtI!lioS
iler Aroner.
neutrality-suspicious. ital MI ~iertiGtte
IeiIen fsrit til gofors oa iioen til
G%fiIstund for at aflluttc peerIisere
0outrafter.
9ontratten meS SroIbattan er osu
ifsrite &ontraft, ipm roaenitnbe er off
IIuttet meS ct ioenit Sirma.