TUESDAY
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NAVAL SEAPLANE
MEETS DISASTER
Washington. June 21—Naval Set
plane No. 7 was wrecked and burned
as sf result of a crash attending a forced
landing in Hampton Roads today, ac
cording to advices received by the
Navy Department.
No lives were lost in the accident
bigger ships ordered
TO PACIFIC
Washington. June 21—The super
dreadnaughts Arizona. Nevada. Okla
homa and 'Maryland have been ordered
by the Navy Department to proceed to
the Pacific, it was announced today.
The four war. vessels, on arrival,
will replace four smaller iwttleships
now attached to the Pacific fleet, which
will be returned to the Atlantic.
AUTO BACKS OVER 200 FOOT BANK
Visalia. Cal. June 21—Mrs Mina
Swinnerton of Tx>s Angeles was in
stantly killed and her father and
mother, Mr. and Mrs. C H Terrill,
were fatally Injured today when their
auto backed over a two hundred foot
embanklnent at the entrance of the
i Sequoia National Park.
SINN FEINNERS MUROER
Dl'BLIN COMMANDANT
Dublin. Ire Tune ‘ . —Colonel Lam
.bert, command it»t of the crown forces
at Dublin, was shot and killed here to
day while he was returning from a
The. murder is charged to Sinn
Feinners,
CLAIMED BOLSHEVIKI CREWS
STOLE U S- STEAMERS
Washington. June 21—Three Amer
ican freight steamers have been stol
en by crews who were deciples of the
Bolsheviki creed, it wxis made known
here today. The crews are said to
have seized possession of the vessels
and later ran them into ports of So- 1
vlet Russia. Two of the stolen ships
were loaded with wheat and the third
with sulphur.
Officials of the Shipping Board have
virtually admitted that the statement
quoted above is
CENTRALIA MASSACRE
DEFENDANTS GO
TO PENITENTIARY
WJalla, Walla. Wn. Jure 21—Seven
of the men convicted for complicity in
the Armistice Pay massacre at Cen
tralia, Washington, were today lodged
in Che state penitentiary here to serve
from twenty to forty years each.
FLOODS CAU8E
DEATHS IN JAPAN
Tokyo, Japan, June 20—One hun
dred and thirty persons are reported
drowned in severe floods occuring on
the island, of Kuiahinf.
ADMINISTRATION PLANS
DEVELOPMENT SUPER-RACE
Washington, June 21—The develop
ment of si super-race through scientific
mental and physical training under the
guidance of the federal governlmont
and the co-operation of state govern
ments. is planned toy the Harding ad
ministration, it is stated in adminis
trative circles here.
The general groundwork of the
scheme is being laid out by Brigadier
General Sawyer, President Harding's
private physician, who outlined the
original plan from observations rela
tive to human development possibili
ties learned during the war which dis
close that the proposal is practicable.
Genral Sawyer’s observations are to l»e
combined with new physical and phy
chological ideas In producing happier
and (healthier citizens both men and
women.
STRIKERS ATTEMPT HOLDUP
COPS—ONE KILLED
Portland, June 21—John Darrel, one j
of eight striking sailors, shot and
killed here last midnight when the
group of seamen ordered four i»olice
men, whom they believed to be non
union sailors headed for the oil tank
er, City of Reno, to throw up their
The policemen refused to be held
up and a pistol battle ensued In which
many shots were exchanged between
the two groups after Darrel had flashed
a revolver to enforce the demand of
the sailors.
SAYS BRITAIN FAVORASuE
TO DISARMAMENT
London, —an* 21—“Great Britain
desires to cooperate with the United
Statea and other countries In bringing
about national disnitnameaL" Premier
Lloyd <George declared todn >• In ad
dressing the Imperial Conference.
(Jeorg’e added, however, that “be
cause the British empire had built
upon sea power, she must continue to
look to measures which her security
TROUBLE FEARED ON
ARRIVAL OF SIMS
New York. June 20—The local po
lice fear that riot inf? may develop here
in connection with the arrival of Ad
miral Sims fr«wu Kngland.
The Irish elements in the city are
planning- to present Sims with n live
jackass when he lands Wednesday.
LEWIS WILL OPPOSE GOMPERS
FOR A F. L. LEADERSHIP
Denver. Colo. June 21—John I,.
I^ewis. president <>f the United .V::«e
Workers of Alnuenica. announced today
his candidacy for the presidency of
the American Federation of I.ahor. in
opposition to Sam Gompers.
AIR PILOT HUBBARO
TAKES BRIDE
Seattle. June 20—Kddie llubharl,
Seattle’s noted air pilot, was married
here today to Mrs. Mildren McClure.
WEDNESDAY
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SUTHERLAND AND McBRlbfc
UNABLE TO AGREE ON
ALASKA PATRONAGE
Washington, June 22 The status of
federal patronage in Alaska continues
to ho a perplexing problem for the
reason that Delegate Sutherland and
Territorial National Committeeman
McBride are unable t>- agree on candi.
Adams. chairman of the Republican
National Committee, was called in as
a mediator today and he ‘suggested
that Sutherland and McBride make an
other effort to get together.
ADMINISTRATION WORKING
OUT ALASKA POLICY
istration's Alaska, policy is being
tween l1ro..siden,ft Harding. Secretary
and Representative Curry, chairmen
Committees on Territories. It is in
rtiruted that there is a general disposi
from Bureau entanglements and make
possible the development, of the terri
tories resources. Governor Bone is
known to have accepted the governo
ship only when assured that the ad
ministration proposed to unshackle Al
aska and encourage the investment >f
capital and induce people to settle is
permanent. residents.
DENBY TO VISIT
ALA8KA COAL FIELDS
Washington. June -1—-Secretary
Denby. if conditions permit, will visit
Seattle, the Matanuska coal fields and
Honolulu in June and July, according
to advices reaching here. Denby plans
to arrive in Scuttle June "0. 'Following
a short stay here, a naval destroyer
will carry him to Alaska. There he
will visit the coal fields, going by rail
road from Seward. Rater a destroyer
will pick him up at Anchorage and
convey him to Kachernak Bay, Cook
Inlet, where a first class battleship
will be waiting to transport him fo
Honolulu.
ANCESTRIAL HOME OF
WASHINGTON REDEDICATED
Sulgrave, Northampshire, Eng. June
21—The ancostrial home of the Wash
ingtons. forebears ofc General George
Washington, was redodicated today
with elaborate ceremonies af*er i*s
restoration to the state in which it
existed three centuries ago.
ARMY GUARDS BRITISH
MONARCH AT OPENING
IRISH PARLIAMENT
Belfast, Ire. June 22—An army of
hundred thousand soldiers, sailors, po
lice and detectives lined the streets
today when King George and Queen
Mary entered the capital of Ireland.
The visit of the royal couple was oc
casioned by the opening of the Ulster
parliament. Three battleships escort
ed the royal yacht across the Irish
No untoward demonstrations mark,
ed the arrival of the rulers and no dis
turbances occurred.
In opening parliament King Georgr
was visibly affected and spoke in feel
ing manner of the bitterness and strife
that has disturbed the nation to its
“I speak from a full heart.” the
king said, "when I pray that my com
ing to Ireland today may prove to be
the Brat atop toward an end of the
strife amongst her penpb-. whatever
nut> l»e their race or creed."
LABOR CONVENTION
DECLARES FOR BEER
•Denver. Colo. June 22—The Ameri
today adopted a resolution declaring
in favor of the manufacture and sale
of beer and also a resolution express
ing sympathy for the Irish.
Labor Convention Scrap* Over Ireland
Denver. Colo. June 21—A bitter
tight over the Irish question was pre
cipitated in the American Federation
of l*abor convention late today. The
battle was at its hight when Clampers
adjourned the convention until lomor
BRITISH INSURRECTION
PREDICTED IN SENATE
Washington. June 2t—Insurrection
in the British empire unless Ireland .s
granted independence. was predicted in
the Senate today during a speech by
Senator Morris touching on the Irish
problem
KLONDYKER LEAVES
FORTUNE IN TRUST
Seattle. June 21 -The will of the
late William Chappell, a former Klon
dyke miner an operator, filed here to
day, places his three quarters of a
million dollar estate in Seattle in trust
for a period of sixty years, giving t**e
widow $K00 a month and three brothers
$200 a month each.
SIMS ARRIVES IN NEW YORK
■New York, June 22—Admiral Sims
arrived from England today on ih •
liner Olympic on his way to Washing
McPHERSON RAISES STORM
. IN ALASKA BUREAU
Seattle. June 22-—J. I.. McPherson,
mamiger of the Alaska. Bureau of the
Seattle Cha/mber of Commerce, follow -
ing a disagreement with chamber offi
cials, was summarily dismissed as
chairman of the bureau. The action
meat as. following his removal, the en
tire membership of the executive com
mittee of that bureau tendered their
Hard ins? In's called off all his spee-1.
Harding will he a gue.-d of Senator
home at Bound Brook. Yew .Teixey,
from July 1 to July 5 according in a
EXECUTORS SUE
ROOSFVF.LT HEIRS
of the estate of the late Theodore
Roosevelt have brought suit against
the heirs in the local courts in con
nection with the collection of a prom
issary note for $20,000 wh'rh is alleged
to have been endorsed by Rooseve't.
THUR8DAY
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CAPTAIN H T. DOUGLAS KILLED
IN PLANE COLLISION
Washington. June 23—Army flyers
Capt. Howard T. Douglas and Lieu
tenant M. J. Plumb were drowned to
day in Chesapeake Bay after a colli
maneuvers, it was announced by the
War Department following receipt >f
advices from the army authorities in
charge. The accident occurred during
a practice bombing raid directed at
the hulk of the old battleship San
(Capt.- Douglas, whose untimely
death is recorded above, spent a por
tion of last summer in Nome, as the
advance agent of the Alaska Flying
Expedition. During his stay here Capt.
Douglas gained a large number of local
friends through his pleasing personality
and warm affability to whom his un
fortunate passing in the prime of man
iy vigor will be a matter for deep re
gret. Ed.)
SIMS HAS BRIEF AUDIENCE
WITH DENBV
Washington, June 23—Admiral
Sims in response to his cabled instruc
tions. reported in person to Secretary
of the Navy Denby today. The latter
ordered the Admiral to give him a com.
piete written report of the London
speech on the Irish war attitude In
America which brought upon him the
displeasure of the Navy Department. • •
Sims and Denby were together but
:• moment after the Admiral was ad
mitted to the Secretary’s o«ce.
VLADIVOSTOK GOV'T REPUDIATES
VANDERLir CONCESSIONS
Toky". Jit i*;i n, June 21 -The "Arav
Shimhun," newspaper in connection
with the concessions in Kamchatka
granted to Washington l>. Vandeilip.
the American financier. l>y the -Moscow
government, says tie- Vladivostok gov
ernment has refused to recognize tit •
giving Vantlerlip a Ions »• nil lease on
a huge tract of land in Northeast Si
beria. including the K:umcliatka Penin
sula. The journal asserts that the
Vladivostok government has issued a
statement to the effect that Kamchatka
belongs to the Maritime Provinces,
over which it claims control, and that
the lease made by the Russian Soviet
government is null and void.
STRANGE DISAPPEARANCE OF
STEAMERS SUGGESTS PIRACY
Washington. June 22—Pour depart,
meats of the government are endeav
oring to determine whether piracy on
the high seas has actually leaped out
of Ho- pages of early seafaring his
tory into the present of modern ocean
commerce. The view that ‘.his is per
haps the case is suggested by the fact
that at least eight Atlantic freight
steamers and their crews one after
another have recently disappeared as
completely as though the waters of the
ocean had swallowed them up.
Believes Madman Operating Sub
Paris, June 23—The marine insur
ance market has Seen thrown into a
panic by the news from America
the strange disappearance of a number
of ships, ft is believed here that the
repeated disappearances of ships with
out traces of disaster is the work of
a madman operating a submarine.
Planes To Scout For Sea Raider
Waslngton, June 23 - The govern
ment will send an aeroplane fore:* to
scout the sea Tor raiders who are be
lieved to have caused the disapp»<ir
WAR LOAN REFUNDING
BILL BEFORE CONGRESS
Washington. June 2.’ A bill f >r
refunding the war loans made to the
Allies by the I'nitcd States was in
troduced in the Senate today by (’hair
man Penrose of Hie Finance Commit
tee. to winch the measure was refer
The bill embodies a plan to corn-*, t
Hie securities of the Allies into cash
for r< investment, in long term bonds
and was drafted by President llml
ing and bis cabinet.
BONE DUE SEATTLE JULY S
Seattle emout • to Aiuaka nr. .1
The Seattle Cress (Huh \v;il ho
Alaska N glit ontertaju.me"' m
GOV’T SEEKS SOLUTION OF
STRANGE SEA MYSTERY
Washington. June 21— A world wide
search for the. unasaing crew of the
American schooner Carrol A. Dcering,
which piled on the [North Carolina
beach last January with all sails set
but not a living soul on board, ha*
been started by the State Department
through American consuls, it was :in
ALASKA PATRONAGE
MOSTLY AGREED UPON
Washington, June 23—Ctesid* at
Harding, Governor Bone. Senator New,
Delegate Sutherland, Kepresentative
Curry ami Secretary Fall, at a confer
ence today discussed Alaska legisla
It is understood that most of the
patronage has been agreed upon and
the names of various condidates chos
en will go to the senate before Gov
ernor Bone leaves for the North.
| will get one of the Alaska judgeships.
BONE TO JOIN MOOSE ORDER
Mooseheart. III. June 23—Secretary
of Labor Davis, who Is the head of
the Loyal Order <jf Moose, has pre
vailed upon Governor Bone to insp'-t
the Moose home for children here and
also to becomj a member of the order.
He will carry North a special message
from: Davis to the Moose in Alaska.
Governor Bone will spend three days
in Seattle and will ?ail on the steam
er City o: Seattle July 9 toy Alaska,
according to information received here.
HARDING STILL TALKING
ALASKA VISIT
I ;»y Align.'* 10. lu* an.I Mr*. II '
Hone will leave New Vo.k foi .V - -
ka Mori'1 stopping enroute f< •
brief vis- it Chicago.
SAYS BRITAIN MUST WALK WITH
AMERICA FOR SAFETY
London, Time --—"To my mind i* >*
clear th t the only pat a to .safety f >r
which she c m walk wMh AmerLa. ’
declared Premie- Smuts of South Af
rica todav before the Congress Pre
miers. now in session here.
FRIDAY
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BRITISH TO REFUSE JAP
TREATY UNFAVORABLE
TO UNITED STATES
Washington. June -’3—According 11
authoritative information, Japan will
lie notified this month of England's in
tention to renew the treaty of alli
ance. At the same time the Japanese
will be fully informed of England's
plans and assured that every precau
tion will be taken against inclusion in
the treaty of anything that will be
inimical to American rights. The Im
perial Council at London will discuss
the matter with the Dominion of Can
ada representatives. It is expected
amendment to the treaty making it
plain that England will not take up
arms against the irhited States in
case of hostilities between Japan and
DENBY TO ANNOUNCE
DECISION REGARDING SIMS
Washington. June 23—"A d- c isie i
in the case of Admiral Sims will prob
noon.” Secretary Denby said tonigh' i
LABOR CONVENTION VOTES
TO EXCLUDE JAPS
elusion of .runniest* md • >t’• 1 • • Orient
als from the I'nited Stab s. The
of tin* f'h:nest* Exclusion A ‘ in fav. r
th.it the Japanese have already clever
ly outwitted the alien land law. One'
speaker declared that in Calirofnia
atone tlvera are over 1000.000
lapaij*®". “This." lie continued “is
,i peril not only serious to California
but a positive menace to the entire
ANTI-BOLSHEVISTS
OPERATING IN SIBERIA
Pekin. China. .Tune "M- Oivrul
Sternberg ,a.nti-BoNhev:st leader notv
invading Southern Siberia, is reported
encountering serious opposition. His
forces are said to have been almost
nnnlhilat d by ambushes eti his line of
march. Many survivors are reported
fle» ing to Mongolia .
VANDERLIP GETS
MORE CONCESSIONS
New York. June 23—Wash ingt n 1>.
Vanderlip announced today that dur
•ing his latest stay in Europe lie se
cured additional t oncessions in ~'i!>. ri.i
iron- the Eliasian government. Tl.ese
include Avatch Ba.v( located with to 24
hours .,f the Alaskan coast.
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BONE TO INVESTIGATE
ALASKA APPOINTMENTS
NEW BUDGET
DIRECTOR SELECTED
Washington. June 22 •'h.irl s («.
selected l>y I‘resident Harding as Di
rector of the Rudget under the new
HARDING WAITS FOR CONGRESS
TO SETTLE PEACE QUESTION
Washington. June 22 President
Harding let it Le known today th.it
he is waiting patiently for the Senate
over the Ceitrmn ppace resolution
VANDERLIP TO URGE
RECOGNITINO OF
SOVIET RUSSIA
New York. June 22 —Washington
l>. V.in«'er1i|>, on arriving from Kurope
today, said he proposed to begin a ni
tionai comjxiijrn of edm-.ition about
Russia so us to bring about recogni
tion from the Harding adn.inistration
-.f the Russian government, which he
declared was the mix of the Kuropean
P I HURLS CHARGES
AT GOVERNOR HART
Seattle June 22 The I’ost Intelli
gencer today charged that Governor
11.> i*l ha -t pernr't d n fl-ni of whi-h he
irnns.a. tions w' h his appointees.
CHINKS SCRAPPING AGAIN
Canton. China. June 22 Hostilities
have broken out In-tween the provinc
Hrilish ships are submitting to
■search In West River at Canton by
trtny and customs officials seeking war
TEN WOMEN KILLED IN
CORK STREET FIGHTING
tight ng
Sinn Feinn Mine Irish Troop Train
•onveyin.-r soldiers fimn Belfast to
jiers and one of the Lvam guards wit •
killed and many wounded.
Five Civilian- Killed •» Dublin
Fighting
Dublin. June M—A military Utrry
was attacked this afternoon at tb®
junction of North Frederick and Nor
set Sire ts. Bombs were thrown at
he lorry, two of which landed. No
asnalties to the military have been
(•ported but tiv,. civilians were wound
d in heavy fighting which followed
GOVT TESTING EFFICIENCY OF
AIRPLANES VS WARSHIPS
Washington. June 23 -Naval air
plane bombers (piiekly sank the form
er Merman sulAnarine l' 117 some fifty
miles off Newport News yesterday in
the opening tests now being carried
on by the Government in proving the
efficiency of the airplane against war
CANNERIES HOLD UP ALASKA
SALMON PROTECTION B
Washington. June 23—A bill giving
the Secretary of Commerce power to
dose salmon streams in Ala l:a when
depleted or for spawning purposes.
House, was hold up today at the re
quest of certain Alaska canneries and
action will be deferred on the meas
ure until after a hearing has been
held by the committee on Merchant
Marine and Fisheries.
Classified
—
SALESMEN WANTED—'To represent
One Hundred and Thirty - Seven.
Household Necessities sold direct tn
the Consumer. Heal opportunity to
build a business of your own. Write
City Sales Department of J. R
Watkins Company, No. 63 Bluxomo
Street, San Francisco. California.
HERD FOR SALE—8 young regis
tered goats, their nursing kids and
•nature buck $700 Single doe and
kid $85 crated for shipment.
I lose mo nt Goat Dairy-. 295 E. 69tli
St. N.. Portland. Oregon.