MONDAY
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REFEREE SUBMIT* BILL
FOii SERVICES
White Plains. N. Y., Oct. 14th
—Daniel J. Gleason, referee in the
Stillman case, submitted a bill of
123,900 for services rendered.
FRENCH I'm PEEVED
OVER GEORGE'S SPEECH
Paris, Oct. 16—The French feel
exceedingly bitter over Lloyd Geo
rge’s address at Manchester. He
claimed full credit for hie govern
ment for averting war with Turks
and the French resent.
SERIOUS ALTERNATIVE
FOR BRITAIN
London Oct. 16—Resignation of
Lloyd George or disolution of par
liament may come this week.
Chamberlain, nominated leader
of the Unionists, called members of
the government to consider this
crisis, and on the outcome of his
meeting of Conservatives today de
pends the basis for the forthcoming
general election.
NEW ORIENTAL 8. S.
LINE FOR SEATTLE
Seattle Oct. 16—In addition to
the present Oriental S. S. Line a
new corporation will succeed the
Pacific Steamship Company as oper
ator of passenger liners and freigh
tera, allotted to Seattle qriental
route by the Shipping Board.
B. Stanley Dollar, first vice presi
dent of the Admiral line, will be
come president of the Admiral
Oriental Line.
SEATTLE LEARNS OF JAP
ACTIVITIES IN SIBERIA
Seattle, Oct. 16—Japanese mili
tary parties, traveling under the
guise of scientific expeditions, are
industriously mapping the Siberian
coast line across Bering sea from
Alaska, according to word brought
by officers of the power boat Chuko
tsk, which arrived in port last Sat
ADMKRAL SOOftS RETIRED.
New port, Oct. 16—Rear Admiral
Simima reached the age of 64
yeara and today was placed on the
retired list.
ADVOCATES ABOLITION
OF LABOR BOARD
Athens Ohio, Oct. 16—Secretary
of Lahov Davis, In an address here,
flatly advocated abolition of the
present Labor Board and restore-,
tlon of the firmer system of media
tion and cencilltation.
ALASKA LANDS OPEN
TO ENTRY—SOLDIERS
HAVE PREFERENCE
Washington, Oct. 16—An order
>.<,« just been issued by Commis
sioner of the Land Office and trans
mitted to the Surveyor General ot
Alaska. 19,000 acres or land in
the vicinity of Fairbanks will be
opened to entry. The lands are in
Township 3 south range, township 3
Boat range, township 5 South range
township 4 East range, township 7
South range and township 5 East
range, Fairbanks meridian.
Ex-service men to have priority
right ot settlement and equitable
claims to be entitled to preference
right to enter these lands under the
Homestead and Desert Lands Law
for ninety one. days beginning.with
this date. The lands will be open
ed to general entry on expiration ot
the ninety one days period.
TRANSPORT THOMAS
ARRIVES WELLINGTON
Isa Angeles, Oct. Id—The tran
sport Thomas, with passengers and
crow ot the ill fated City of Hono
lulu. arrived in the Port of Welling
ton this morning.
PROTHBTANT CHURCHES
OPPOSE KU ELUX KUH
Washington, Oct. 16—The Fed
eral Connell of Churches of Ameri
ca, representing twenty million Pro
testants, goon on record as oppos
ing the Kn Kins Eton.
RUSSIAN ARMY CONCENTRATED
Warsaw, Oct. li—Russia has
ope halt million men a Oder arms,
concentrated along the wanton Iron
tier from the Baltic to tht Black
1*RBD1CTS CHRISTIANS
TO BE PERSECUTED
Washington Oct. 14—Meletos
patriarch of the Greek church at
Constantinople, answered the cable
gram of sympathy sent by the Fed
eral Council of churches. He pro
phesys that Christians in Constan
tinople and Thrace will be perse
cuted when Turks take them over.
MISTAKEN FOR THEIF
—IS KILLED
San Bernardino, Oct. 14—Mis
taken for a grape thief, Wm. Pres
ton, a prominent orange grower of
Rialto was shot and killed last night
by J. F. Bender a watchman at the
rineyard.
VOLSTEAD ACT
TO BE MODIFIED
Washington. Oct. 16—President
Harding will ask congress to make
modifications in the Volstead Act.
These changes will concern the Phil
ippines, Porto Rica and foreign
GREEK SOLDIERS REFUSE
TO OBEY ORDERS
Adriano pie, Oct. 16—The Greek
third Army Corps has refused to
obey orders to evacuate Thrace. -
MUSIC ABOARD SHIP
PREVENTS PANIC
On Board Transport Thomas, Oct.
15—It has become known that the
passengers aboard the City of Hon
olulu danced to the lively strains
of the Jazz band, while the ship to
which their 4ives were entrusted
was afire. The band men were ad
vised to keep tip the morale of the
passengers and succeeded most ad
mirably. For several hours before
the ship was ordered abandoned the
band men kept the passengers un
der control thru the strains of live
ly music.
FRENCH TIGER TO
VISIT AMERICA
Paris, Oct. 16—Clemenceau is at
his country home beginning final
preparations for his second trip to
America. The Tiger is evincing as
much enthusiasm over this trip as
he did over hte first trip to America,
more than fifty years ago. He will
sail November 11th.
TURKS WANT TO
CELEBRATE VICTORY
Constantinople Oct. 14—Hamid
Bey, Turkish. Nationalist delegate
at Mudanla. called at allied head
quarters. He came as the repre
sentative of the Turkish population
in Constantinople and presented a
petition asking that eight thousand
gendarmes to patrol Thrace be al
lowed to march thru the city in a
triumphant procession.
A national holiday, to celebrate
restoration of Thrace will held
Sunday.
TUESDAY
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FRENCH WANT CREDIT
FOR £o WAR
Paris, Oct. 17—It was the pacific
policy of France combined with the
desire of Mustapha Kemal Pasha to
urge war, and not disclosure of any
British force which prevented war
in the Near East.
Franklin Boullon, special envoy
at the Mudania Conference made
the above statement before one hun
dred newspapermen, of fifteen na
tions at the foreign office last night.
ITALIAN AVIATOR
FALLS FROM AIR
Mount Clements, Mich., Oct. 17—
OcmpAeting bin 25,000 foot nose
dive Lieut. Samuel Ousnuno, noted
Italian, aviator, fell with his plane
and broke both lege.
tfORTAXJTY UST FOR
Seattle, Oet. It—William Brom
ley, eompreeeor man at the Pacile
Coal Ccnmaay plant', at IMadman
minea was killed In an automobile
accident. ' ,
Seattle Oet.ll—A. Warren Qeclil
detiener ot many Seattle aotahlc
•traetnree, inclndlnc the Couitty
and City boUdlnga. dropped dead
tonight in the Union elation la Ta
. Seattle Oct, It—C. E MeKclry.
actloraatty keooe trap ahiatcr,
dropped dead-aboard the Carrie
while hunting off Nusqually.
GREEKS TRUDGING
OUT OF THRACE
Constantinople Oct. 17th—Man;
Greeks, hungry and with their be
longings on their backs, are trudg
ing out of Thrace.
HUNGER DEMONSTRATION
RESULTS FATALLY
Berlin Oot. 17th—Two persona
were killed and many injured when
Communists groups attempted to
prevent hunger demonstrations by
Nationalists in the Circus building.
The building was wrecked.
HARDING - COMMENDS RECORD
OF CONGRESS
Washington. Oct. 17—In a letter
to Mondell. House republican leader.
President Harding commends the
record of the sixty seventh congress
as un pa railed.
ENGLAND NOT IN ACCORD
WITH AMERICAN PROHIBITION
Washington, Oct. 17—Britain. In
a communication delivered yester
day to the State Deportment, declin
ed to agree to the suggestion of
Sec. Hughes for a reciprocal agree
ment for the extension right of
search and seizure so as to give the
American Prohibition Navy juris
diction outside of the three mile
| . S. ARMY OF OCCUPATION
TO BE RETURNED
Washington Oct. 17—One thous
and troops, constituting the United
States army of occupation in Ger
many. will be returned home in the
near future.
SUPREME COURT SUSTAINS
LOWER COURT
Washington Oct. 17—In a case,
regarded as having an important
bearing on the enforcement of pro
hibition and anti-narcotic laws, the
Supreme court by a tie vote yester
day declined to overthro'w the lower
court opinion making it unneces
sery for shipmasters, touching Am
erican ports, to list in their mani
fests articles which cannot bp law
fully imported.
FRENCH AVIATORS FAIL
TO BEAT AMERICANS
Leborge. France. Oct. 17—Two
French aviators attempting to beat
the duration flight record of Lieuts.
Macready and Kelly in California,
failed by one hour and two minutes.
WINS PULITZER' AERIAL PRIZE
Mount Clements, Mdch., Oct. 16—
Lieut. R. L. Mhughn, army aviator,
won the Pulitzer aerial race. He
flew over a 156 mile course at an
average speed of 206 miles per hour
ALASKA DAY TOMORROW
Seattle. Oct. 17—Tomorrow Wed
nesday Oct. 18th, this city will de
clare a holiday in honor of ALASKA
DAY, the day on which Alaska was
turned over to the United States by
Russia.
In the Territory of Alaska Oct. 18
is a legal holiday and Federal offices,
the hank and some business houses
will be closed.—Editor.
CARMACK'S DAUGHTER
CONTESTS ADMINISTRA
TION ESTATE
Seattle, Oct. 17—Mrs. Graphic
Grace Saftig, daughter by an Indian
wife, in her contest for the adminis
tration of the estate of her father
George W. McCormack, discoverer
of the Klondyke, said that her
mother and father were married un
der the Indian custom. That they
were married about 3 miles from
Sfcacway and that a Captain Heady
represented her father. "My mother
may have been only an Indian, but
ahe'waa a woman, nevertheless she
wouldn’t have thought of living with
my father unless thqy had been, mar
AliSMA RAILWAY
SUPPLIES BEING LOADED
Seattle Oct. 17—Freighters La
touche and Skagway have begun
loading Alaskan railway supplies
and equipment for winter work. It
is expected to make both deliveries
at Anchorage before November 15.
Shipment of supplies to Seward will
continue thrnout the winter.
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letter writtsg, hr having ns man
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GREEKS PLOT TO
DESTROY ADRIANOPL
Constantinople Oct. 17—Hami
Bey made a statement to the Allie
Commissioners that Kemalists bar
undisputed evidence of a plan of th
Greeks Irregulars to burn and sac
the sacred cltv of Adrianople.
FRENCH APPREHENSIVE
SITUATION THRAC1
Constantinople Oct. 17 th—Tht
French military commander at Ad
rianople requested an immediate re
ir.forcement in Thrace. He declar
ed that the situation is fraught wit!
great danger.
Hoover stands pat
PAYMENT AliLIED DEBTS
Toledo. Oct. 17—Repudiation o:
loans made by the United States t<
Allied nations during the war woulc
undermine the whole fabric of inter
national good faith, declared Secre
tary Hoover, a member of the Allied
Debt Commission, tonight in an ad
dress here.
PLAYS REPUBLICAN POLICY
Denver Oct. 17—McAdoo, in ar
address here, assailed what h*
claims to be the Harding policy ol
deflation and the Republican Tarifl
Bill, and concluded with au appeal
for the election of a democratic con
WEDNESDAY
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MURDERERS, ESCAPE
FROM JAIL
Los Angeles Oct. 17—Herbert
Wilson, evangelist convicted of the
murder of Herbert Cox, escaped
from the county jail here today.
With him escaped another con
victed murderer, Adam Ward and
Guido Spignola. a bandit.
GRAND LARCENY
CHARGE DISMISSED
Seattle Oct. 18—The indictment
charging Charles B. Wood, County
Purchasing agent with grand lar
ceny was yesterday dismissed by
Judge Askren.
TAILOR KILLS
WOMAN AND SELF
Bremerton Oct. 18—E. J. Rowley
a wealthy tailor, shot and killed
Mrs. E. S. McElhenry, restaurant
operator and then took his own life.
The cause of the rash deed is un
known.
ANOTHER AIR BIRD KILLED
San Antonio, Oct. 18—Lieut. W.
Ball was crushed to death yesterday
when his airplane tell 500 feet.
SPECIAL INCOME TAX
APPROVED FOR SCHOOLS
Washington. Oct. 18—The 'Su
preme Court has held that States
have the right to levy a special tax
on incomes for maintenance of Pub
lic Schools.
BEAR ARRIVES FROM NORTH
Seattle Oct. 18—The Coast Guard
Cutter Bear arrived from the North
yesterday.
BRITAIN* NOT IN FAVOR
OF DEMONSTRATION
• Constantinople Oct. 18—British
authorities here, in the interest of
public safety have declined to per
mit Turkish Nationalists Gendar
1 merle to inarch thru Constantinople,
ae, the Turkish population had made
preparations on a vast scale to wel
come the Kemalists.
Constantinople Oct. 18—The Al
lied Missions reached a unanimous
decision today forbidding Kemal
ists Gendarmerie, destined for
Thrace, to march thru Constanti
nople as intended. The British
navy has been ordered to stop all
vessels bearing Turkish National
AIR RECORDS BEING SMASHED.
Mount Clements, Mich., Oct. 18—
L'eut. R. I*. Manghan, army pitot,
set a new world aeroplane speed
record by covering one cyclometei
mile over the course ait the rate ol
248.5 miles per hour.
GREEK EXODUS IN PROGRESS
Adrlanople, Oct. 18—Thirty thou
sand Greeks and Armenian! havi
passed from thin city to the wool
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WEEKS APPEALS FOR
3 LARGER ARM
1 Washington Oct. IS—Secretai
l Weeks again represented to tfc
» President that the nation's militai
» policy cannot be upheld by a regi
c lar army of less than thirteen thou!
and officers and one hundred flft
thousand men.
' VLADIVOSTOK MEAT
FOR SOVIB
Tokyo, Oct. 18—Dispatches frm
Vladivostok report the city in dan
ger. Troops of the Vladivosto
government have boarded a steame
ready to depart. General Dietei
ich’s. commander of the army ha
FRENCH MOVE
CONSIDERED OMINOlTi
Constantinople, Oct. 18—Twelvi
hundred French troops left Constan
tinople for Adrianople. Such mov
is being interpreted here to sugges
that the Allied Commission regard
the situation as being grave.
ANTI SOVIET ARMY
FLEEING FROM VLADIVOSTOK
Vladivostok, Oct. 18—la view ol
the defeat of the army representing
the Vladivostok anti-Soviet govern
ment, Admiral starkin, commandei
here, has commandeered all steam
ers to take away whites when the
Japanese evacuation is completed.
PREDICTED SOVIET
FRENCH ALLIANCE
Paris Oct. IS—An alliance be
tween Soviet Russia and France was
forecast here today, both in the
French Press and semi-official cir
cles. It is believed that Premier
Poincare has opened a way for re
newal of relations with the govern
ment of, Lenine, which he has op
posed bitterly for two year.
BREVITIES
Sa nAntonio. Oct. 18—The army's
newest dirigible giant, the C-2 was
destroyed by fire.
Atlanta, Oct. 18—Georgia yester
day voted for nomination of a suc
cessor to the late Senator Watson.
San Francisco, Oct. 18—Mrs. Leo
G. Kaufman, wife of a wealthy
candy- manufacturer, was kilied
when she fell from the fourth story
window of her home.
Atlanta, Oct. 18—Judge F. George
was nominated In today’s primary to
succeed Senator Watson.
Washington, Oct. 18—Col. Albert
,C. Dalton has been made assistant
to the Quartermaster General of the
Seattle. Oct. 18—E. W. Nelson,
Chief of the Biological Survey, who
Is working for better Alaska game
laws expedition, arrived here from
Washington.
Seattle, Oct. 18—Two street cars
were held up on their midnight
iruns. Conductors and ®fassengers
were robbed.
Battle, Creek, Mich., Oct. 18—
John D. Rockefeller, Jr., is in a
sanitarium here.
Los Angeles, Oct. 18—WSlson and
Ward, convicted murderers who es
caped from jail yesterday were re
captured today.
San Francisco, Oct. 18—Orders
have been issued to send the cutter
Shawnee to sink the burned out a-ill
of the City of Honolulu.
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