TUESDAY
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HARDING AND SENATOR
WILLIS AT ODDS
Washington, June 14—A . serious
breach has developed over the OhU
patronage between President Harding
and Senator F. It. Willis, l»y whoir
Harding: was placet! in nomination at
the Chicago convention.
CONSTANTINE HOLDING
GREEK-AMERICANS
FOR WAR SERVICE
Farts. June 14—A score of natural
ised Greek-Americans have forwarder
to Washington, through the American
legation here, a protest against the ac
tion of King Constantino in holding
them for war service.
HOUSE ADOPTS
PEACE RESOLUTION
Washington, June 14—The House ol
Representatives today adopted the Por
•«> resolution, establishing a technical
state* of peace between the Unitd
.States and Germany and Austria.
SOLDIER BONUS BILL
FAVORABLY REPORTED
Washington, June 14—The Soldier
Bonus Bill, providing for adjusted
compensation for ex-service men, was
reported favorably to the. Senate to
day by the Finance Committee.
HUDSON BAY COMPANY
SUPPLY SHIP SAILS
(Delayed In Tranami^eion)
Seattle, June 13—The motorshlp
Lady Kindelsley. Captain Forelliuer,
laden with supplies for the Northwest
Mounted Police station at Herschell
Island and the Hudson Bay Company
trading stations at Epmorth and Thre*1
Rivers on the Northwest Passage, sail
ed for the Arctic via Bea'ing Sea to
night, With Captain Thomas O’Kelley,
of the Hudson, llajr Company’s Win
nipeg office, as a passenger.
NEW AMERICAN LEGION
COMMANDER ELECTED
Indianapolis, June 14—John Cl.
Bmery of Grand Rapids, Michigan,
was elected National Commander of
the American Legion, today to succeed
Galbraith.
MARINE WORKERS
SETTLE DIFFERENCES
WITH SHIP BOARD
(Delayed In Unansrai’sron)
Washington, June 13—“The marine
strike la ended," Secretary of Ijabor
Davis announced tonight. The an
nouncement came alter a day or con
ference between Secretary Du vis. Ben
son and Laalter, the new chairman of
the Shipping Board. Retasis of the
settksnent have not been made public
but all engineers’ locals have ordered
their members to return to work.
Private ship owners are not a party
to the agreement. It is understood
that the marine unions engaged in the
strike win follow the example of the
engineers, a* indicated in Davis’ an
nouncement.
TO PLAN NEW
8HIPBOARD POLICY
Washington, June 14—President
Harding will meet with the leaders ol
the Skipping Board Friday afternoon
to outline a definite policy, It was
stated at he White House today.
BONE NOW ALASKA’S GOVERNOR
Washington, June 15—On the thirty
fourth anniversary of his wedding
Scott C. Bone of Seattle was sworn
in as Governor of the Territory of Al
aska by Justice of the Supreme Cour1
McKenna at the Interior Departmen
Besides Secretary of the Interim
Fall, among those present at the cere
mony were, Alaska Delegate Suther
land, Jack C. McBride, Chas. E. Her
ron, Judge O. T. Hubbard, Cecil Cleg*
of Juneau, and many other Alaskans
Richard Hatton, formerly of -Nome
Colonel W. T. Parkins, Senator New
Representative Curry. John T. Adams
chairman of the Republican Nationa
OanttnJttee, A. W. Dunn and J Harry
Cunningham, president and foifmei
president respectively of the Gridlror
Clrib, and N. O. Messenger.
Bene to Take Second Oath On Arrive
Washington, June 15—Govemoi
Bone will probably take the oath o:
office as Governor of Alaska far th<
second time on .reaching Alaska. It wai
stated this afternoon. Although sucl
action Is not considered essential. 1
will do away with any question o
legality rigsnfifig today’s oath.
Bona rid leans dor N«r Turk to
might to attend a My reunion.
PACIFIC S S CO. SUES FOR
LOSS OF GOVERNOR
Seattle. June 14—The Pacific
Steamship Company lias filed a null
in tlio federal court here asking thtl
thie Shipping Board freighter Wesl
Hartland l»e c ondemnned and “sold u
satisfy the loss of two and one hall
pany when the steamship (Yivernoi
was sunk in a collision with the Wes'
Hartland off Port Townsend on April
WEDNESDAY
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DENBY GIVEN FREE REIN IN
DISCIPLINING SIMS
Washington. June 15—President
Harding, it is understood, has given
Secretary of the Navy Den by a. free
hand in the matter of disciplining Ad
miral Sims for his London utterances
relative to the Irish question.
MEXICO TO CLAIM
CALIFORNIA COAST ISLANDS
I.os Angelos, June 15—Reporta
reaching here from the City of Mexico
today say the Obregon government is
preparing to lay claim to eight islands
located at various points along the
California coast, including Catalina
Island, the famous California water
ing resort.
NEW YORKERS TAKE OPTION
ON HERRON PAPERS
Washington, June 15—An option
has been taken by Niow Yorkers on the
Juneau and Anchorage newspapers
controlled by Charles Tl. Herron, it
wa.i announced here today.
HAYES DENOUNCES
WINKING AT PROHIBITION
Washington. June 15—“To wink at
the breaking of one law and preach
the observance of another is unpat
riotic and unAjnerlcan," Commissioner
Hayes announced today respecting
prohibition enforcement.
BIG CONFERENCE ON ALASKA
APPOINTMENTS TONIGHT
Washington, Juno 15—Tonight Sec
retary Kail. Attorney General Daugh
erty anil Governor Scott < * Bone will
be in conference with die White House
on Alaska federal appointments in
cluding judges. marshals and nttor
n«>s.. f; :m ondorstood, however that
no appointments will be made for
several days and that most of them
will not be made until ;ufter Governor
Bone's arrival in Alaska.
Alaska was also onle of Lhe chief
opicsof discussion at the cabinet mec*
ing today and it is understood that
the .•utaiinistauLian has decided to a sir
Congress to pjuss the bill recently
drawn under the direction of Secretary
Fall, which provides for tine A dm in Is -
traflion at federal property ajid Inter
ests in Alaska under the direction and
control of Che president.
The present Congress, It is under
stood. will not he asked to jxuss a new
Alaska bttll but in the next session Al
aska legislation will be an important
itapn on the administration program.
SHRINERS IN CONCLAVE
AT DES MOINES
Des Moines.^a. June 15—The Im
perial Council of tilw Ancient Arabic
Order of the Nobles of the Mystic
Shrine opened here today, with ten
thousand sbriners passing in review
before Imperial Potentate Garretson of
Tacoma. Washington.
NEW SOLICITOR
GENERAL NAMEO
Wiisliington. June 15—President
Harding today sent to the Senate for
confirmation the nomination of James
M. Greek of New Jersey to be Solici
tor General.
SAYS GERMAN ORGANIZED LABOR
MIGHT HAVE STOPPED WAR
Denver. Colo. June 15—Addressing
the American Federation of Labor con
vention today, president Sam Gomperf
declared his conviction that the organ
ized labor of Germany could have held
absolute control of the situation in that
country during the war and might have
stopped, the mnguiimury struggle at itc
outset had It so desired.
"I hold,” Gompers said, “that the
organised labor movement of German>
failed tiivm&My. It iat 'the critical
hour It had taken the situation in hand
it might have meant the destruction
of a few thousand but it would have
stopped the war.”
GOMPER8 MAKES
GRAVE CHARGES
Denv-ar, Colo. June IS— President
Gompers, addressing the America!
Ftt.vration of Labor convention hen
"A drive is on to destroy both the
men of Agriculture." <lompers de
uruler the pretex of est yblhihinng a de
partment of public welfare.
The flag of the Irish republic is dis
played among the flags of the Allied
nations in the. convention hull and the
Irish are demanding that the British
flag be *6!inoved.
COOLIDGE POSTPONES
COAST TRIP
♦ - ♦
(Delayed in Transmission)
Washington. June 13—Vice Presi
dent Coolidge announced today that
his contemplated trip to Oregon has
been postponed.
SHOW MAGNATE CUTS
OFF WIFE IN WILL
New York. June H—Alf. Hayman.
the late theatrical magnate, in his
wMl. made public today, cut off his
wife and left the major part of his
fortune to Ann Murdock. th» actress.
WILSON TO KEEP
IDEALS BEFORE PUBLIC
Washington. June H—Woodrow
Wilson, in receiving a delegation of
Princtjon University strident a today,
toid them that he planned to keep his
political ideals, and particularly the
promotion of world peace, actively be
fore the public.
WOMAN SUICIDES IN
SIGHT OF CROWD
Seattle, June 13—Despondent over
the recent death of her husband in
Honolulu, Mrs. W. Page eomhnitted
suicide he.rw* today l>y slashing her
throat with a razor as she stood In
the midst of a large crowd of people
in the Interurban depot.
THURSDAY
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BONE OUTLINES POLICY
REGARDING ALASKA
Washington, Juno 15—Governor
Bone, before leaving- for New York
ing for a constructive policy of terr!
DEATH SENTENCE OF BOY
MURDERER COMMUTED
Olympia, Wn. June 15—Governor
Hart today commuted the death sen
tence of leoin White, the hoy murderer
of Ire Linton, foufmier Kverett, Wash
ington chnuffuer, tf> life imprisonment.
CHICAGO LABOR LEADER
CHARGED WITH $350,000
MAIL ROBBERY
Chicago. Jiui 15—“Big Tim" Mur
phy, noted Chicago labor leader, was
arrested here late today. following a
confession by his chauffeur that Mur
phy planned the $350,000 mail robbery
occurring here several months ago.
RIGGS RETIRES FROM
ALASKA GOVERNORSHIP
Juneau, Als. June 15—Thomas
Riggs Jr. retired from the office of
governor of Alaska last night at mid
night and as a result Scott C. Bone,
on taking the oath of office at Wash
ington, became governor in fact today,
according to an announcement made
HUGHES DISCUSSES U S
WAR PARTICIPANCY
Providence, R. r., Junle 16—Secre
tary of State Hughes, addressing the
students of Brown’s University today,
said respecting this country's partici
pation in the war, “It was America, the
exemplar of free institutions, aiding
humanity in their preservation that
called forth the supreme endeavor."
BEVERIDGE REFUSES
' JAP AMBASSADORSHIP
Washington. June 16—Former Sena
tor Beveridge has declined an offer of
appointment to the post of United
States ambassador to Japan, it was
announced at he White House today.
PORTER LODGES PROTEST
AGAINST SIMS
Washington, June 16—Representa
tive Porter in his official capacity as
chairman of the House committee on
Foreign Affairs, today protested to
Secretary Denby against Admiral Sims’
a nil-Irish speeches.
Porter told the secretary that he
looked to the Nary Department to
take effective measures to silence the
admiral’s outbursts.
U S NEGOTIATING PENDING
QUESTIONS WITH JAPAN
j Washington, June 15—Direct ne g i
Inited SUitc-s and Japan looking to :•
I Suite Department today.
The Iinuitters to be discussed include
the island of Yap. Japanese immigra -
Lmd question and also the i«- turn of
Shantung to China .
GEORGIAN ELECTED
SHRINER POTENTATE
Dos Moines, la. June 16—Ernest A
Cutts of Savannah. Georgia, was to
day elected Imperial Potentate of the
Mystic Shrlners by the Shrlners con
vention now in session hens.
WILL SURVEY ALASKA
OIL DISTRICTS
Seattle. June 16—Surveys of two of
the main oil fields of Alaska, will bo
made this summer, accord inf? to Ft.
S. Capps, who i« heading: a party that
will leave here in a few days to map
the Cold Hay oil region and also an
other oil bearing* district, situated be
tween the Cold Bay region and Cook's
13 SOLDIERS 1NJUREO
IN AUTO _S MASH
Camp Lewis, ffn. June 16—Private
Arthur Ha.vaux was killed and twelve
soldiers of the local battalion were in
jured when an army bus which was
conveying fifty' (enlisted men crashed
into o. stone bastion at the entrance to
the camp last midnight, while return
ing from a picrtlc.
BRITISH THREATEN WAR
ON TURK NATIONALISTS
Constantinople. June 1" The Unt
ie the Turkish Nationalists that any
attempt made by the into take posses
6 HOUR DAY TO SOLVE
UNEMPLOYMENT PROPOSED
ed boiLiy to the .Ynd-rlc.in Federation
EX PRESIDENTS MAY BE
GRANTED NEW PRIVILEGE
Washington, .lime 16—Former pres
ident's Woodrow Wilson and William
Howard Taft and Thomas Marshal,
late vice president. 'may pravifce be
foj^ the United States Supreme Court
under n. proposed amendment. of the
rules af that tribunal admitting farmer
president’s and vice president’s to do
so if they are attorneys.
SEATTLE TAX PAYERS BUNK CITY
Seattle. June 15— Petty larceny
charges mere filed by the authorities
today against numerous persons who
paiil their poll tax with spurious bank
GOV'T TAKES CONTROL OF
LIQUOR SALES IN B C.
Vancouver, B. C\ June 15—Sale <.f
Ihiuors under government control in
British Columbia became effective this
COMPLAINTANT AGAINST
HAITIEN MARINES MURDERED
Washington. June 15—Harry Lip
schipz the man who took the leading
part in promoting the inquiry last year
into the conduct of the United States
marines stationed in Haiti, has been
to cable advices received here today.
WILL DEVELOP
ALASKA OIL PROPERTIES
Seattle, June 15—J. W. McCord of
Cold Bay, Alaska, has purchased the
steajm trawler Ripple, now on the At
lantic, for operation in connection
with the development of his Alaska
dll properties, it was announced here
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MERCHANT MARINE TO OPEARTl
ON OPEN SHOP BASIS
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DAVIS WORKING ON
ANTI-STRIKE PLAN
Washington. Jim.* IT Secret i.y o|
Labor Davis announced today tha* h«
is present working on ;• p'- n which hr
believes veil effectually prevent labor
strikes.
GIRLS PRESENT HARDING
PAIR MOCCASINS
. Washington. June 17 —New York
"t'ajnpflre t Hrls” today presented to
President Harding •< pair of Indian
moccasins as a token front their or
ganization The size of the mocassins
is No. 10 and the\ were built on the
generous breadth of r» last.
PHILIPPINE GOVT THREATENED
WITH BANKRUPTCY
Washington. June IT—"The philip
pine government is facing bankrupt*
cy," General Wood and <’omtnissionet
Forbes declared iii n cablegrajn today
to Oowgre-.s. asking that body th■.» ‘he
limit of indebtedness allowed th Phil
million dollars.
BRITISH COAL STRIKERS
AGAIN REFUSE
SETTLEMENT TERMS
settlement temns offered b> the min -
owners.
FALL AND DENBY TO VISIT
ALASKA AND HAWAII
Fall and J>rnby will visit Uir i
and Gulf coasts :tTill A lask:i and Huv. a:,
during the summer, according to an
announcement made here to>i;<> The
two department lu-ads will be accoin
pan it'd on their trip l>\ Vdm'jal i 'oont7,
and will start some tim- next month,
proceeding to the P.ivifi- slope, thence
HARDING CONTEMPLATES
VISIT TO HAWAP
Washington, dune IT President j
Harding, in response to urging by!
Hawaiian citizens, has promised to i
visa Hawaii next year .f conditions |
render the trip possible.
ALLEGED COUSIN OF HOOVER
JAILED FOR BIGAMY
Chicago, June IT - Raymond 1. e
Hoover, of Louisville. Kentucky, who
claims to be a first cousin of Herbert
Hoover, was jailed here today on a
charge of bigamy.
Hoover was placed in the cell re
cently occupied, by Rverott Ii.ird.mg,
who claimed he was a cousin of thv
WAR DEP'T TO HELP CLEAN
PUEBLO OF FLOOD DEBRIS
Washington. June IT—Secreta-y
Weeks lias authorized the expenditure
..f $180.000 to clear away the debris
left by the great flood at Pueblo,
nounced today.
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GUGG MOGULS COMING NORTH
BANDIT GARDNER
CAPTURED AT CENTRALIA
Centra lia. Wn. .June I'5 — FSandlt
I toy Gardner. who made .1 sensational
tnred here t«»»L«y l.\ |*oLrr-maii Louis
miners hare enijHgcrt in 1 spectacular
man hunt, in the wood.-. in this locality
since fiardnf-r handcuffed his own
guards and escaped from custody near
Write Ftork a week a »n, following con
victimi for robbing Ho mails. Whila
the hum was going on in the woods,
Gardner roamed the streets of fVn
day on :■ freight tr i. n During the
time he was in the city he disquis d
himself by heavily han-La.glng h - face.
F'oliceman Sonny will get a reward of
Gardner Safely Landed In
Seatth. Jun-> 16- Bandit r:.>
net- tvius placed in the McNeil*
penitentia -v tonight. follow'
capture at f'entralia. lb* i
sentenc.- of fifty imji:
REPRESENTATIVE MASON
EXPIRES SUDDENLY
| Washington. Jim » It; -rtopresenLt
! hep- today Jis :i. result of hear! trouble.
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When I was a child I was both
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■i was as urge as a quar
. ter and had a scale on it,
) and every time 1 ran the
I comb through my hair it
would about set me crazy.
At times it would' burn
something fierce and
caused me much pain. I
wm also Dotnerea wan pimples ana
blackheads on my lace. The pimples
would fester and burn, making me
vary uncomfortable.
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Ointment and after a little the burning
almost immediately stopped. When
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