THURSDAY
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MURDER REIGN MARKS
BEGINNING OF GOV'T
BY ULSTER PARLIAMENT
Belfast, Ireland. Nov. 23rd—The
dead resulting from the outbreaks
attending the assumption of govern
mental powers by the new Ulster
parliament now number fourteen,
with an additional fifty injured in
the many clashes occuring between
the Nationalist’s and Orangemen.
Fightingis continuing.
Irish Political Prisoners Storm
Prison Guards.
Galaway. Ireland. Nov. 23—Forty
political prisoners in the Galaway
prison rushed the wardens today
while fire, supposedly of incendiary
origin, was blazing in two sections
of the structure, seized the keys and
barricaded themselves with six war
dens in another part of the prison.
Pence Conference Seeking Settlement
Of Ulster Objections.
London. Nov. 23—The government
and the Sinn Feinn representatives
are meeting today, the former to put
before the Sinn Feinn various alter
native proposals for meeting Ulster’*
objections to the proposed "All Ire
land” parliament.
Over Score Killed in Irish Disorders.
Belfast, Ireland. Nov. 23—As a
result of the continued fighting be
tween the Nationalist's and Orange
men during past three days, a total
of twenty one have been killed, it
was officially given out late today.
HEART ATTACK
RESULTS IN DROWNING
Seattle, Nov. 23—Leon F. Peters,
a mechanic, while at work on the
roof of a house boat here today,
suffered a sudden heart attack and
rolled off into the waters of Lake
Union. He was drowned before help
could reach him.
SANTA FE OFFICIALS
KILLED IN WRECK
Los Angeles, Calif., Nov. 23rd.—
William Mathie, S. C. Story, William
Bowman and J. A. Jaegar, officials
of the Arizona division of the Santa
Fe railroad, were killed today when
|an automobile inspection car in
which they were riding was overturn
ed on a train near the California
border. Five others were alab in
NBW BEER BILL HITS
OUTLYING POSSESSIONS
Washington, Nov. 23—Through
the new anti-beer bill, prohibition is
extended to all the outlying posses
sions of the United States.
THIEVES MAKE BIG
HAUL FROM LINER
Ban Francisco, Nov. 23—Gold bul
lion to the value of flSMOO stored
id special monoy vaults on the <trsu4
Puciflc liner Sonoma was stolen
while the vessel was on the high
sens enroute hose from Sidney. A is
FLYING AUTO LATEST
SPACE KILLER
Paris, Nov. 23—A “flying automo
bile," comprising an ordinary ma
chine with folding wings and two
engines, one for land travel and the
other for air voyaging, has been In
vented here and has attained com
plete success In demonstrations.
r. 8. GERMAN DIPLOMATIC
RELATION* RESTORED
Paris, Nojr. SS—Diplomatic rela
tions between the American and Ger
man embassies, broken during the
war.'biaie been re-established, here.
CONGRESS ADJOURNS AFTER
SIGNING TAX BILL
Washington. Not. 23—Congress
adjourned late this afternoon after
the president had signed the Tax
Revision bill in the closing hour.
It is generally conceded that the
tax revision bill is merely a tempor
ary measure and that new revisions
will have to be framed in a year or
The bill repeals the excess profits
and transportation taxes, reduces
individual taxes, does away with the
luxury tax and increases the corpora*
tion income tax fro inten to twelve
and one half per cent. The measure
becomes a law at once.
30 READ—300 INJURED
I.Y BOMBAY RIOTING
Bombay. India, Nov. 23—Thirty
have been killed and more than
three hundred persons are in the
hospitals as a result of the recent
rioting by followers or Cihandi. the
Indian opposer of English rule in
BROKER SUICIDES ON* EVE
OF MARRIAGE TO HEIRESS
Los Angeles. Calif.. Nov. 23—W.
Donnell Stewart of Baltimore, •-«
broker and engaged to marry weal
thy Mary Whith . 11 Nordhoff tomor
row. committed suicide in th<- bride's
garage here today.
CONFERENCE MEETS IN
FIRST SESSION* OF
LAND ARMAMENTS
Washington,Nov. 23 Tin- delega-1
tions of the five great powers partici-!
pating in the Armament Conference
went into their first executive con
ference on land armaments today,
with the French group hoping that
the negotiations will be pressed to
the point of a formal expression or*
some character before the departure
of Premier Briand for France next ,
The membership of all nine dele- •
gations had prepared additional data ■
fQr use when the committee on Far j
Eastern problems assembled late to-1
Briand Demanding IjarRc Arm)
For Franco.
Washington. Nov. 23—Premier
Briand declared today before the
Armament Conference that no nation
except Belgium has promised aid to
France in case she is attacked, the
others, he declared, merely indulg
ing in “fair words.”
Both Root and Balfour will speak
to the Conference this afternoon in
favor of reduction of land arma
ments but. Premier Briand will hold
to his position that France tnu.-t
have a large army.
COMMANDER BERTHOLF DIES
New York, Nov. 22—Commander
E. P. Bertholf of the Coast C.uari
Service and a member of the famous
expedition which rescued 2fiT» whal
ers imprisoned in the ice off Point ,
Barrow. Alaska, in 1898. is dead here |
WEALTHY FRISCO
CLUBMAN SUICIDES
Del Monti, Calif.. Nov.23—C.Fred
Kohl, clubman and wealthy San
Francisco realty owner, suicided here
today because of ill health resulting
from being wounded recently by a
maid in hit mother's employ.
CHRISTINE MLLSON DEAD.
Copenhagen. Denmark. Nov. 23—
Christine Nillson. died here today.
FRIDAY
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[ IRISH PEACE OUTLOOK
fiOT BRIGHT
London. Nov. 34—Negotiations
for an Irish settlement ate feared to
be nearing an unfavorable end and
there is considerable apprehension
that next week will witness the total
collapse of the settlement movement
itsdOM mom favorable. circumstance*
develop.
U. 8. FORCES LEAVING GERMAN V
Coblenz, Germany, Nov. 24—Pour
hundred American soldiers leave the
Rhineland tomorrow to embark at
Antwerp for New York, and fifteen
hundred more will follow in Decern -
ber. it was made known by the Amer
ican military authorities here today.
CONFERENCE STILL OX
CHISKHK NEGOTIATIONS!
Washington, Nov. 2 4—Although j
the Armament Conference suspended |
' for Thanksgiving Day. it was only a (
I nominal rest f<>r delegates and ne
| gotiations continue on the (’him
I situation.
ItRIAXI) TO RETI’ltX
HOMK TODAY
Washington. Nov. 24 — Premier!
Briand left here today on his return j
to France and will sail home from
New York Friday.
HI.* going leaves France still a j
V I*. TRAIN HRI.lt I P IN
II10ART OF SPOKANE
Spokane. Wn. Nov 24- A North
ern Pacific passenger train was held j
up in the heart of th.• city last night.!
and the passengers robbed of their ;
valuables by bandits.
SEATTLE MILLIONAIRE
Seattle. Wn.. Nov. 24—Fred S.
Stimson, a pioneer lumberman and
millionaire owner of the famous
Hollywood farm, dropped dead today
while dressing for a Thanksgiving
dinner party.
JAP CROWN PRINCE
IS MADE REGENT
Tokio, Japan. Nov. 25—The illness
..f Emperor Yoshihito has culminated
in the designation of Crown Prince
Hirohito as regent of Japan
Appointment of .Inp Itogent Causing
Sims-illation.
Washington. Nov. 25—There is
much discussion here as to what may
be the effect of the naming of'a
regent for Japan, although it appears
that the powers of the Japanese pro-1
mier will be greatly enlarged as a
result of such action.
LORD BEATTY TO
I .FA YE < OX EERF.Vt F
Washington. Nov. 23 —Admiral i
Beatty. First Lord of the Admiralty
and chief naval advisor of the Brit- j
ish delegation to the Armament Con-J
EOCH JOINS IN THANKSGIVING
Harrisburg, Pa., Nov. ?4—Marshal
Poch. in an interview here today,
aid he joined the American p'-ople
“in prayer's of gratitude for the
blessings enjoyed by the people of
the world.”
WESTERNER KILLED IN
BOMBAY RIOTS
Sacramento. Calif.. Nov. 24—Wil
jliam Francis Dougherty was killed
in the recent rioting in Bombay. In
dia, during the visit of the Prince of
Wiales. according to advices here.
Dougherty was a resident of Reno.
Nevada, and a graduate of the Uni
versity of Nevada.
BRITISH COLONIES FAVOR
ANGLO-JAP ALLIANCE
Washington,.Nov. 24—New Zealand
stands beside Australia In favoring
a continuance of the Anglo-Japanese
treaty for the present, the Armament
Conference was informed today.
GENERAL TOA* 18 S
VISITING FRISCO TOWN j
San Francisco, Calif., Nov. 24—|
General Diaz, commander in chief'
of the Italian army, arrived hero]
this eveningjfor a three days visit. 1
ADMINISTRATION HEADS
GOLF IX RAIN
I' Washington. Nov. 25—President
Harding and Secretary of State Chas
Hughes played *ight holes of g if
[this morning in a downpour of rain
i DOHAH APPROVES
SCRAPPING SITIMARINKS
Washington. Nov 24—Senator
i Horah of Idaiiauthor of the resolu
I lion which brought about the fill of
I President Harding tor the disarnia
! ment Confi-: declared today
| that he favoi - the British plan for
I scrapping large submarines as war
i ll* people
I IVOR DISARMAMENT
pie of J.ipa:
known to ii
disarmaim
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IN TlH FOlM>Ki:i\(i
I*«»rllan or.- . Nov. 2T* Th«- in
Sea Kagle, 'ha crew of twelve men. i
| foundered Peacock Spit, accord-l
, ing to a ■ e distance telephone j
message : on Captain Wicklund of j
the Port \dams life saving station 1
I today.
C'apt. V. . •kln.nd reported that a i
patrol fn the station this morning
I found a -rtion of the pilot house
of the mis-M-.g tug on the head.
SKATLF HOTEL PROPRIETRESS
[ Minitmun by landlord
SeattU-.Nov.25—Mrs. Anna Pearce,
propriet! of a small local hotel,
was shot iihI killed by Patrick Leahy.
Irom whom she rented Leahy. aft>-r
shooting tin- woman, attacked and
wounded Thomas Lynch, a marine
fireman, who accompanied Mrs.
Pearce, and then killed himseP'.
Mrs. Pearce and Lynch called on
Leahy t.. discuss the rental of the
premise.' she occupied.
VAXDERLIP DKVKIiOPH
KCROPKAN DEBT
SETTLEMENT PLAN
New York, Nov. 25—Monday night
before tin- Kronornic Club. Frank A
Vanderlip the noted promoter and
financier, will outline a plan for the
settlement of Europe’s debt to ’.he
PRESIDENT ADMITS :*«K*
CHINKS TO t . S.
Washington. Nov. 25—The presi
dent has signed a bill recently post
ed by Corfgress permittng three hun
dred Chinese who were brought out
of Mexico by General Pershing, whose
punitive expedition in 1913 they re
sisted. to become permauent resi
dents of the United States.
Pershing brought the Chinese out
of Mexico to prevent their slaughter.
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IH A NICKEL FIVE CENTS ?
It t3 rather a curious point of in
formation that silver coins with iu-’
exception of the dollar, are legal
tender to |J0 only, and nickel a id
copper cons to but 2pc. v
Their bullion value not being equal
to their nominal value, thes* coins
are called tokens and are lawfully
redeemable only throuugh tho Gov
ernment Treasury. They need sot
be accepted by any private individual
as payments in any sum exceeding the '
amount stated.
However, the great trade demand
for such denominations of money
cause their universal f not lawful ac^
ceptance, although it is comfort to
know that the street car conductor
cannot load you down with nickels
and pennies unless you are willing.
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