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AdlDRXT WILL NOT
DETER AMUNDSON
New York, ApHl 12th—Captain
Amundson is here conferring With
John M. Larson, builder of the
aluminum ship in which the Captain
plans to explore the Arctic. The
accident will hare no effect on his
trip across the country or the Polar
expedition. Amundson said "Thru
no fault of the machine which was
crushed when the airship had land
ed on rough ground” the voyage
wilt he continued. Amundson will
ship parts for the injured wings to
Clarion Pa., where repairs are being
1IIIYS WIN IN
NKW YORK STATU
Corning. .V. Y., April 12th—Re
turns from thirty seventh Congres
sional District gave Lewis. Republi
can. 3087 majority over Frank Er
vin. Democrat, in the special elec
tion in which Prohibition was the
issue. E-vin declared for the re
peal of the Volstead Act and Lewis
stood for prohibition.
COLONEL KECK BURIED
WITH MILITARY HONORS
Washington. April 12—The body
of Lieutenant Colonel Beck, killed
at Oklahoma City, was buried with
full military honors in Arlington
National Cemetery this afternoon.
An urn containing the ashes of Mrs.
: Beck was put into the coffin and bur
| led with the body.
| (ilUM) JURY INDICTS
I New York. April 12—The Federal
J Grand Jury returned an indictment
; against Colonel Herbert dg Cat row,
j treasurer of the National Republican
Club and former Assistant Federal
Prohibition Director.of this state.
■ Catrow is charged with a consplr
j acy to defraud the government in
connection with the issuance of per
: mits for the withdrawal of liquor.
WIDOW WINS SUIT
AGAINST I NSC RANGE CO.
; Tacoma. April" 12—A decision In
' favor of Mrs. Maude B. Stewart in
j a 1450.0 suit Against ih* Prudential
j Life Insurance Company, was ren
dered today by Judge Cushman,
j Stewart is supposed to have com
' mitted suicide following his disap
pearance .
NO NATION SHALL
ATTACK ANOTHER
Genoa. April 12—A Reuters cor
re pondent today says that he has
1 earned that in all probability to
morrow's session of Committee No.
1 of the Conference will have an
interesting meeting. Lloyd Ceorge
will propose a pact or understand
ing that no nation shall attack an
other thus abolishing the possibility
I of war for the duration of the pact
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SWITZERLAND AND
ENGLAND HAVE M>WEHT
DISCOUNT KATE
New York. April 13—With the
exception of Switzerland. Britain
has now the lowest rate of discount
in the world as the result of the re
duction of its discount rate to four
per cent today. Switzerland cuts
its rate to 3Vi per cent March 2nd.
I un account of an excessive gold sup
j ply in that country.
ROBCOE ARBUCKLE
A FREE MAN—
JURY ACQUITS
San Francisco, Calif., April IS—
The Jary In the third trial of Roe
coe Arbuckle. the famous film come
dian, was out one minute and to
night returned a verdict of not
(guilt#. After rendering the ver
dict the foreman Issued a statement
which in part is as follows:
Acquittal is not enough for Ros
coe Arbuckle, we feel that an in
justice has been done him and wish
him success. We hope the Ameri
can people will take the Judgement,
of fourteen men and women who
sat thirty one days listening to the
evidence. Roseoe Arbuckle la en
tirely innocent from blame.
DI8COVNT RATE REDUCED
BY BANE Or ENGLAND
London. April 13—The Bank of
England has reduced its rata of dis
count to four per cent.
TAiDNA POLICEMAN ARRE8TKD
Tacoma, April 12th—Policeman
William H. Kames was arrested
charged with robbing the Young
ENGLISH SUFFRAGETTE
EX ROUTE AMERICA
South Hampton. April 12—Lady
Astor. the noted suffragette and
English politician sailed today for
Baltimore.
CALIFORNIA HAS
ANOTHER QUAKE
Santa Ana. Calif.. April 13th—
Buildings swayed and windows rat
tled here last night when an earth
quake shook the community. The
shook occurred at S:12 p. m. and
lasted five seconds.
Pitt >POSKH^ IX TERN ATIOX AJ i
BA N K I NCI A'DING/ OUR
RESERVE BANKS
Genoa. April 13—The necessity
of bringing about an equilibrium in
national budgets if the European
situation is to be stabilized, formed
the most important subject of the
discussion at the meeting- of the
subcommittee on finance.
Sir Robert Stevenson proposed
that an International Conference
Ur eat" Rank, issuing currency', and
including American reserve banks,
be urbanized.
PENNSYLVANIA SENATOR
AT POINT OF DEATH
Pittsburg. Pa . April 12—Senator
Crowe, successor to Senator 'Pert
rose deceased. Is himself at the
point of death.
FAMOI S AVIATOR KILLED
ON TRIAL TRIP
London. April 13—Sir Ross Smith.
I the famous British aviator. was
killed today when his machine in
which he was to attempt the flight
around the world crashed to the
ground at Brooklands.
Lieutenant J. R. Bennett, who
was to have accompanied Sir Ross
on his flight, was also killed. The
world itinerary was to carry them
across Alaska. The plane in
which they were killed was the one
built for the flight and was being
BROTHER AVIATOR ARRIVES
TOO LATE TO FLY
London. April 13th—Sir Keith
Smith, brother of Sir Ross, arrived
too late to fly with his brother but
was in time to witness the disaster.
HARDING OPPOSES
REDUCTION OP WAVY
WuhimtOD, April 13—President
Harding Is to write en open letter
soon protesting against the redac
tion of the K«?y to 17,000 men.
P. 8:—“Other mb speak Most
offmsiTfly of their greatest heeetee
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ASK FOR JUDGMENT AGAINST
SCANDINAVIAN BANK
Seattle. April 11—Judgement for
1550,000 against the defunct Scan
dinavian imerlcan Bank of Seattle
is asked In a suit flled In Thurston
Cou&tp Court In Olympia today.
The ouM Is Sled by BklbsakUesels
kahet best urn. three Norwegian
corporations.
WOMAN PHYSICIAN DIBS FROM
INJURIES
Seattle. April 14—Dr. Mary B
Martin, physician, social worker and
club and church member, is dead
from injuries sustained in a street
car accident yesterdap morning.
HUSBAND AND WIFE
KIDLED IN LANDSLIDE
Seattle. April 14—Locked in each
others arms, the bodies of Charles
Hebenstry and his wife, were re
covered this morning from the slide
in which their West Seattle home
was buried last night.
JAPANESE MERCHANT
KILLED FROM AMBI SH
Seattle April 14—Returning to
his grocery from a ^rambling game
where he had engaged in an alterca
tion. F. Manti was shot ten times
thru the body this morning. The
shooting was done by two Japanese
who .stepped to the sidewalk from a
stairway. Two loaded revolvers
were found on the person of Manti.
his hand gripping one of them.
STORMY EASTERTIDE
PREDICTED FOR BELFAST
Belfast April 14—A stormy East
.ertide in Belfast is predicted by
those who have watched the sequ*
ence of disorders here.
. As the result or a reported attack
on a patrol of special constables, in
Joy street, the last pafrol was mak
ing its rounds after the curfew hours
when heavy firing from windows apd
roofs wounded four officers. The
attack occurred in the Sinn Fein
section. > .
son of customs
COLLECTOR arrested
Seattle. April 14—-Leslie D.. 22
year old son of Deputy Collector of
Customs Mills, has been arrested for
forging numerous checks.
EXITED STATES IMPORTS
ARK INCREASING
Washington. April l£—The De
partment of Commerce announced
today that there was a material in
crease in both exports and import#
during the month of ^larch.
AMl'XDSOX WILL
RESUME FLIGHT
Seattle. April 13—Captain Amund
son wired here today that he will
resume his flight in two Weeks.
STARVATION FACTNG RUSSIANS
Genoa. April lltb—Btat million
Ruautena will h»v® died from famine
before tbe next crop Is harvested Is
the Rvssiaa condition accord Ins to
a report received today from Cap
tain Qutatlng. Quisling represents
the International Relief Organisa
tion which Is headed by Doctor
Fridtjof Nansen.
BALFOUR FINNALLY ACCEPTS
TITLE FROM KING
London. April 12—King George
today conferred an Barldom npon
Balfour. This honor was bestowed
upon the famous English stntoaaian
for services rendered the crown in
the Washington Peace Conference.
On several former occasions the
King has offered honors to Balfour,
but with no success. Balfour, for1
some reason refused to accept such!
honors, but Anally succumbed to I
the royal importunities.
COX TAKES FLING AT
PRESENT ADMINISTRATION
Louisville. Ky., April 13—For
mer Democratic candidate Cox,!
speaking before the Woodrow Wil
son Club at its first annual dinner1
last night, out lined issues, which
in his judgement will be presented
in Congressional elections this
year. “It simply will be necessary”
he said “to articulate grevience?
against the present administration
which has fastened itself on every
community in America.”
MASKED BANDITS
TERRORIZE OIL TOWNS
Bakersfield. April 13—Masked
bandits, operating from motor car?
are terrorizing Taft and other oil
SEMENOFF DUE FOR
DEPORTATION DUE TO
JAPANESE INFLUENCE
Washington, April. 13—The trail
of Japan was this afternoon dragged
across the record of General Greg
ory Semenoff, Cossack, whose right
to be in the United States is being
investigated by the senate commit
tee, on education and labor. Testi*
mony given before the committee
makes,it.apparent that Japan tinanc*
ed Semenoff in his Siberian opera
,tious -It is claimed numer
ous Amer*<*a»A .were killed.
N.VYV TO TEST ALASKA COAL
IN BATTLE SHU*
| .Washington, April *13—The U. S.
Navy is perfecting arrangements to
day to have steaming tests made of
both the- Ohickaloon and Behring
River coal.
The Behring coal mine is being
operated 'by Falcon Joslin, former
mining engineer of the Treadwell
mine. The contemplated tests will
be made in the Battleship Texas and
I preparatory to this end the Collier
I Jason will, bring 5500 tons of coal
from these mines to Bremerton dur
ing the summer.
|*OIS()X GAS CAN NOT BE
SHIPPER PHILIPPINES
Washington. April 13—The Unit
ed States government cannot ship
poison gases to the Philippine Is
lands according to the State Depart
ment interpretation of the Fout
Power Pact. The army transport
Wharton, which sailed for Manila
with a heavy consignment of Poison
gases, was intercepted and on ordet
from Washington put into Honolu
BILL UNAMRRK'AK
Washington, April 13—The ad
ministration Tariff Bill now pending
In the Senate was assailed today by
Sernmon, a member of the Finance
Committee, aa the most unAmerlcan
bill ever framed.
ALASKA BUREAU
CHAMBKR OF OOWMBIICK
HIAW SBLBCnn*
Seattle, April 13—William Pigott
steel magnate, and Maurice D. Lee
hey were elected president and sice
president respectively of the Alaska
Bureau Chamber of Commerce.
IB BOOtB RUNliHK
HKUBBP IN NKW YORK
New York, April f4—The British
schooner W. T. Dodd was seised !■
the bay today by the police motor
patrol. The schooner 'had on board
25 barrels of rye whiskey and thir
teen hundred bottles of scotch.
Herman Hadley, master of the
vessel, said that he Fas trying to
reach Canada.
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