MONDAY
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WILHON SPEECH BROAD*TASTED
FROM HONK
Washington, Nov. 12—From the;
reclusion of his home Saturday;
right, Wilson broadcasted that be
has not altered his convictions, and
that America is isolated from Eur-j
opt* is shameful and that it is amer
Jca’s duty to lead to a world’s peace.
France and Italy have made waste
paper out of the Treaty of Versail
les. said the former President. Cow
ardly and dishonorable were the
words used in speaking his contempt
of the foreign policy America has
pursued since the end of the war.
The United States he said, has turn
ed It’s back upon the world in a
shameful manner, withdrawing into
a sullen and shameful isolation
which is deeply ignoble because of
its infidelity and dishonor. Coolidge
and McAdoo both listened in or.
Wilson’s Armistice Day address, the
former from the White House.
WILSON DELIVERS SPEECH
FROM DOORSTEP
Washington, Nov. 12—-From his j
doorstep Woodrow Wilson delivered I
another address yesterday after- |
noon to thousands who were on a
pilgrimage to his home to pay trib
ute to the former Chief Executive,
Wilson said in part: “I wish you
would transfer your homage to the
men who made the Armistice possi
ble. 1 am not or those that have the
least anxiety about the triumph of
principals which I have stood for.
I have seen fools resist providence
before and I have seen their de- j
etructio-n, as will come upon these i
again. That we shall prevail is as
sure as that God reigns.” Twice I
Wilson gave way to emotion.
IjATKRT news from
EUROPEAN SITUATION J
London. Nov. 12—Information ;
Teached the British Foreigq Office I
circles Saturday afternoon that the j
collapse of the Bavarian Putsch was
due. to the intervention of Prince !
Rupprocht. who disapproved of Gen-,
eral LudendorfT’s proposal to rein- j
state the Hohenzollern’s as rulers ]
of Germany.
Berlin. Nov. 12—The Govern
ment of Premier Von Knilling is
now in complete control in Munich.
Paris, Nov. 12—A note signed by !
Premier Poincare as President of j
the Allied Council of Ambassadors !
was delivered to the German Charge
D'Affaires. protesting against the
Teturn of Ex-Crown Prince Fredrick
William to Germany.
Amsterdam, Nov. 12—The Dutch
government officially announced
Saturday afternoon that the former
Crown Prince Fredrick William of
Germany had crossed the German
frontier enroute to Oels in upper
JiJiles’a. His estate to which he re
cently expressed his desire to re
tire to is located at Oels. The
Dutch government is understood to
have given him permission to leave
Holland. An exchange of telegrams
on account of the former Crown
Prince’s departure, says he left the
Island of Wiertngen at 4:30 A. M.
Two big motor cars were awaiting j
him in the village of Owijcksalvis!
on the mainland. Fredrick William
entered the first car accompanied
by Burgomaster Kolf of Weiringen
while the former’s luggage was
loaded in the second car. Both cars
drove off at daybreak.
Paris. Nov. 12—The French Su
perior Council of National Defense
Including Foch and all high authori
ties met Saturday afternoon at EJly
see Palace under the Presidency of
President Millerand.
Cuticura Talcum To
Powder AndPerfame
To aoothe and cool the aUn and
overcome heavy perspiration, duat
lightly with this pleasingly seemed
powder. It Imparts a dalkate last
teg fragrance and leaves the Skin
refreshed and cool.
Paris, Nov. 12—Holland may not
bo regarded as a sufflceintly secure
retreat for the former emperor Will
iam of Germany ir view of the
flight of the Crown Prince, it was
said yesterday at the Foreign Office,
and a second St. Helena may be
chosen for him.
Paris. Nov. 12—A statement issu
ed by the French Foreign Office
shows ihat the French government
insists upon limitations to the Ex
pert Reparations Inquiry. which
have b<-en rejected by Secretary of
TKl.KGKAPHH ’ KIASHKS
Washington. Nov. 12—President
(indulge laid a wreath on the Tomb
of America’s unknown soldier yes
terday as a tribute from the Ameri
can people to the memory of those
who did not see the end but died
that the end might come.
Paris. Nov. 12—On the fifth an-|
niversary of the Arnistiee. til! j
French unknown soldiers are being
lit up by a perpetual sacred fame. I
the newspapers are sounding the ,
most bellicose note since the wa* ,
Everett. Nov. 12—George Retrand.
e former Alaskan living in Seattle
committed suicide yesterday after
noon in Everett. Papers found on
his person disclosed that he had
? 1,000 deposited at a Seattle Rank.
Rerlin, Nov. 12—The Ex-Kaiser’s
oldest son is back in his native land,
ut home with his wife and family
on his Estate at Oels. Silesia. He
arrived Sunday night. He spent
the last hours of his five years exile
visiting his father at Doom. l'.\-1
with Von Hindenberg at Hanov \
ments or. his trip thru Germany. ;
Juneau. Nov. 12—Delegates to a
convention have been chosen by tho J
Municipalities of Juneau. Skagwav
and Haines, to consider a Petition ■
to Congress to separate the "Pan-j
handle” from the rest of the terri j
tory of Alaska.
Washington, Nov. 12—The Police!
department has been asked to break j
up a gathering of bootleggers in j
vania Avenue, a distance of two ■
blocks front the White House.
Seattle. Nov. 12—Menetta Wann.
age 81 years, a printer, was killed
in an automobile accident.
Paris, Nov. 12—General John J. j
Pershing was received last Saturday
Washington. Nov. 12—It is said
that Harvey's read purpose in
signing as Ambassador to *hr
Court of St. James and coming back
to the United States at this time -s
to promote a movement to make
Hays Chairman of the Repuhlieer
National Committee again.
New York. Nov. 12—Harvey ar
riving in New York on the Aquita • :
ilia declared that “like Hen-1
jamin Franklin, 1 am leav
ing the public service to join
the masses,” he described himself
as an optimist in regards the condi
tions in Europe.
Athens. Nov. 12—King George in
complying with the request of th<*
Military Faction that he leave
Greece pending the clearing up of
the present situation, will appoint a
Regent or ask the Government to
constitute a Regency.
Red Bluff, Nov. 12—lessen Peak
the only active volcano in the United
States, has bee« in eruption since
last Friday, according to a dispatch
received this morning.
TUESDAY
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LEGION PLACES WREATH
AT HARDING TOMB
Marion, Nov. 13—A large wreath
was placed at the foot of the flag
drapped Catafalque of the late
President Warren G. Harding by
American Legion Officials last Sun
day. Churches thruout the city, at
the dismissing of Amistice Day ser
vices early in the day attended ser
vices at the cemetery.
EUROPEAN CIRCLES
RESENT WILSON SPHEOH
Parts. Nov. 13—Official circles
are said to resent deeply, farmer
President Wilson’s remarks which
were broadcasted thriout the Unit
ed State* last Saturdav which r tar
red to th$ scrapping of the Treaty
of Versailles by France and Italy,
the remarks were especially resent
ed in Paris.
EVADER DRAFT FOR
LOVE OF HIS MOTHER
Fort Snelltag. Minn., Nov. 13—
Great love and a habit of obediance
ingrained by 27 years of constant
devotion to his mother, and not the
fear or lack of patriotism, prompt
ed Frank Schweighofer to
evade the selective draft laws
and hide at hts mother's horn#, i* .
what Schweighofer told Army Offi
cers. T^e former's hiding place
was not revealed until the death of
his mother, when he Immediately
surrendered himself to the authori
ties. The Commanding Officer at
Kurt Snclling recommended a dis- j
charge without trial and Schweig ’
JACK SKA IN RETURNING
I.ABKAIMHi STRIKE A FROST |
Seattle, Nov. 13 Jack Skain sail!
ed on the steamer Alameda for Sew-:
ard hound for Nome. Skain return
ed a few days ago from Labrador j
mid reports that the gold strike
there was a • frost. Paddy O’Don
u**l will winter in Labrador. Victor j
(The Scurvy K»dH Jacobson, is ac-J
company in g Skain to ‘Seward.
HITLER ARRESTER IN
SOUTH OF RAVAKIA l
Berlin. Nov. 13—Adolph Hitler.'
the leader of the Munich revolters j
has been arrested in the Southern I
;>::rt of Bavaria, says a dispatch to- |
ARMY AVIATOR KILLED
Chicago. Nov. 13 Lieut. K.-nja-i
j:iin It. McBride. an army air service'
aviator was killed in Chicago when I
hirt plane plunged to earth in the!
Armistice Day Air Meet.
MINISTER OF FIN AN* 'E
COMMITS SI 14 IIIK
Salsherry. Minister of F
the Cabinet of Presid *n
has committed suicide, at
• dispatch received this i
-Domingo !
i>RDERS ISSUED DISSOLVING
COMMU NISTS PARTY
Berlin. Nov. 13 Doctor Von Knhr.
the Bavarian Dictator, has issued an |
order dissolving the Communist
party it: Bavaria and forbidding the
•'ublicatn-n of Socialist newspapers
The dissolution of the Anutsch or
.•.animation by the Reichswehr is in ;
full swine according to advices re- j
:-eiv< d in Berlin.
REDUCTION
I'KI>. TASKS llKCOMMKMlI M
Washington. Nov. 13 — A reduc
tion of $323,000,000 in Federal
taxes is to be recommended by Sec- 1
retary Mellon of the Treasury [»'•-)
partment in his report to be submit-1
ted to Congress.
FRANC '<>- IIELGIAN It. R.
ADMINISTRATORS KEAC'll
AGREEMENT WITH GERMANS
Duesseldorf. Nov. 13—A tentn-.
tive agreement has been reached bv
the Franco-Belgian railroad admin
istrators in the Ruhr with the Ger
man administration for the return j
o' the rolling stock taken out of th ,
district since the beginning of th-*!
occupation.
PIRACY AND liOOTlNG
RUNNING WIU) IN CHINA
Canton. Nov. 12—Chen Chiune j
Ming’s troops have surrounded the
Sun Yat Sen troops at Shehlung
Military law hits been proclaimed I
a* Canton. Sun Yat Sen is in need j
of immediate funds and his officer?! j
are leaving hiiin. General Fumr
Bocho who was placed in command |
at Wu Chow last August under an ;
agreement of the opposing forces j
has been shot in a street in Canton, j
Doctor W. W. Deavell, American j
Baptist Missionary, saw the body j
afterward. The proclaiming of
Martial law comes as a result of the
chaos and piracy, looting is rampart
and hundreds of citizens an.d coolies
are being commandeered.
Daily Traffic is suspended after
seven P. M? Hotels and private
residences are being searched for
Chen supporters who are being shot
immediately. Considerable arms,
ammunition and flags are bei-ng
seized. Foreigners are indignant
over the execution of Fung.
IMorata*
m^HwaHky j
'fob W' ltcn» Smart or Burn, j
uae Murine often. S—k*. li twfcn. Salefor
Infant or Adult. At ail Druggists. Write |
- “ “ “ MriabHaaMwOhuil
IIONK HA VS BKST YEAR
AliASKA HAD IN' HISTORY
j Seattle, N’ov 12—Governor Bone
■ addressing members of a Council in
the Chamber of Commerce yester
day afternoon declared 'hat this is
the best year Alaska has had in her
History. In the canned Salmon
alone. Alaska has produced in seven
months eight million dollars, the.
Governor asserted, and that is more
than the purchase price of the entire
J territory which was bought at the
, rat- of two and one half cents per
acre. Addressing the same body.
Captain Robert Dollar said that the
Dollar and allied interests had
started building on the Skinner Air
Eddy site, not only the largest and
best equipped Terminal and Private
Dock on the Pacific Coast, but the
largest In the world, for as a prac
tical shipping man “I can say to
you that God gave Seattle the best
harbor in tie world." Dollar added.
R E V 1 T I !K
Portland. N'ov. 12 Oregon vot-!
ers at last Thursday’s election j
adopted a "State Income Tax." the j
returns disclosed Saturday
Berlin. N'ov. 1.1—■ Eleven Ameri
cans ar» stranded in Berlin and will j
be sent hack t-* tile I'nited States
nelr money into Berman Marks j
with disastrous results. [
Seattle. Nov. 12—The overhaul-j
iiiK of the Seward-Dutch Harbor i
mail steamer Starr has been com
pleted and will return north to re
sume service with Captain Johanser j
In command.
Seattle. N'nv. 12 -Hulbert Georgia ;
Woodford. internationally known j
Mining Engineer and formerly Chief 1
Engineer of the Kimberly Diamond
mine is dead at his home, according I
risen, a farmer, shot and killed 7
ot hi> children at Dayton. Tenues ;
see. according t<- a dispatch from !
C’hatanomra today.
Oklahoma. Nov. 12 Paul .1. Mo-,
Cartb.v. a prominent attorney was!
shot t" death in his auto at mid
ni..' ' I:i-L Saturday He had loft j
hi- tiKiie in response to a telephone
ca i to meet an unid* ntilled person '
N.-w York. Nov. 12 -W. I> '
Stokes, a wealthy New York h del j
man. has failed for the second time j
:ii his efforts t-> divorce Mrs. 11.*Ien
El wood Stokes formerly of Deere r
□ WEDNESDAY
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Kl MOltS H1FK KKUAKMXtt
POKMHK GERMAN’ KHl'KKOlt
Paris. N»v. 14th A dispatch
i t aching Paris late Monday from:
tin* Hague insisted that thi* former j
Kaiser William of Germany hail re- j
oeived his passports and was ready |
t•• reenter Germany.
Brussels, Nov. 14—The following I
dispatch was sent from Brussel Is |
.Monday last: The former Ger
man Emperor received German pass
ports for himself and suite this af
ternoon. according to the Gazette,
i: is expected, the paper adds, that
the Hohenzollern Monarchy will he
restored to Germany's throne Decern
her 4th. the former Emperor and
Crown Prince ascending the throne
According to advices from various
J After Every Meal
WRK5LEYS
Chew your food
well, then use
WRIGLEY’S to
aid digestion.
It also keeps
the teeth clean,
breath sweet,
appetite keen.
“Wrigley’s is 5 cents
a package the
World Over”
j -ources in Doom twelve passports,
j authorizing a journey t.» Berlin, has
been handed the former German
i Kmperor and suitp.
I The Hague. Nov. II The follow
| .\g was sen’ from The Hague Moi
•lay last, Doctor Kan. an official "f
the Ministry of the Interior left for
, Doom today for a conference with
former Emperor William of G>t
Berlin, Nov. 14 The followin'-*!
was seut from Berlin yesterday, an
official deit111 has been issued than
I roe former Emperor has been au
thorized In the Berlin govern men- j
to return i.» Germany.
Berlin. N v 14 The following
at Berlin The government today
denied reports that former Kaiser
William . returning to Germany.
BrusselNov. 1 1 The former
Kmperor of Germany is again n
figure comm,Hiding the world’s at
tention today as Government powers
made efforts to learn more of his
reported plans for returning to the
Fat her la nd
HHiHVVAVMKN Kil l, VH'TIM
AM) STEAL 8.11)0
Los Angeles. Nov. 14 —Richard F
Nagel of Columbus, Ohio, was shot
and killed this morning by fw.i ban
dits as hr was driving toward Los
Angeles with his brother, Edward
Nagel, a real estate man. The ban
dits obtained $500 which were the
proceeds of an American Legion
Carnival held at Culver City. The
brothers were taking the proceeds
from the Carnival to Los Angeles.
lUSSOUTION I* A III .1A >1 ENT
FOIWAST BY CRIME MINISTER
London. Nov. 14—The dissolution
of Parliament was forcast by the
loouiHd: begins prepara
tion MESSAGE TO CONGRESS j
Washington. N->v 14—President
Coolidgr began actual work yester- j
day on his, message to Congress
and upon the results of his efforts,
even h - closest friends acknow
ledge. will depend t.. it considerable;
degree his political tut UP-.
COOI.IDGE APPLACDS
IMPERSONATION OF
ROBERT E. I.EE !
Washington. Nov. 1 4— President
< • olidge is the first Yankee Presi
dent in a generation who has sat in
a theatre her* and applauded an
impersonation of Robert E. Lee.
The applause of the Chief Execu
Joh-n Drinkwater- play bearing the
name ..f the Confederate leader. j
12 KILLED WHEN ELECTION
MOIl CLASHES WITH POLICE j
Nogales. Ariz . Nov. 14—A dozen!
Mexicans were killed including one !
of the City trustees of Ktcheboa.j
Sonora and scores wounded in a j
clash between Police and election
ALIEN LAND LAWS
DECLARED CONST1TI TION AL
, Washington. Nov. 14 The Alien
Land LaJVs of California and Wash
ington whi'h prohibits Aliens in-1
eligible to citizenship fro in owning
leasing land, were declared c«»n-j
stitutional yesterday by th*- Su
preme Court.
Al l.IMS DM1DE TO HKAIi
GKKHA N RKPHKSK\T \ TI V US
Paris. Nov. 14—The allied Repara
tions Commission decided today to
regarding that Nation’s capacity to
pay reparations.
Font gUKKNK ASSKMIll.K
AT MAKJUAGH ( EREMOXY
London. Nov. 14—Princess Maud,
daughter <»f Princess Royal and a
Niece of King George and Queen
Mary, has become the bride of Lord
Carnegie. The bride was given
away in Chancel Guards Chapel at
Wellington Barracks. There were
four Queens present; Queen Mary.
Queen Alexandria. Queen Olga, of
Greece and the Queen of Norway
were seated together during the
ceremony and the Queen of Spain
was present but sat In a different
nart of the house from the other
four Queens.
Hl’NGKH MTRIKK CALLED
OFF IN rMTER
Belfast, Not. IS—A hunter strike
. f political prisoners in Ulster has
been called off after 17 days, accorl
ing to a disprtch received today.
111. IMF HITCH IN NWi(»l |.
\TIONS ON INIH HTKIAMSTS
Paris. Nov. 13 A hiteh in the
| nathorit; -s :n th»* Ruhr and Indus
trialistf h**ad* (l by Huro Sfinnea for
the resumption of operation* .*
hiained upon the. efforts of Indus
trialists to fon* a ten hour day up
on workers wno favor . nine hour
I'KO'UKSTS A(UIXST I'SF OF
V\.\IK IN fiKli.N1 AM FOMTIFH
Berlin. Nov. 13th-- Dort.ir Oltd
Wiedf'-ldt. German Ambassador t?
the I'n t.fl States has cabled Chan
cellor Stree:--mann protesting
asraiust th- unauthorized use of th<
a campaign for the Nationalistic Die
tutorship.
AMKItlCAN I'ARTH TIVVTION
IN WOKLI) FOirRT L IMiKD
Wash ngton. Nov. 10 The For
eign Relations Committee (jf the
United States Chamber of Com
can participation in the World
Court on a basis of reservation as
proposed by Secretary Hushes.
I . S. <H>VKRNMKNT
RESUMES VrTITl l*K OF
INTERESTED OIWKRVKR
Washington. Nov. 13—Initative
nr any further effort to work out i.
new formula f .r the treatment of
the reparations problem has appar
ently passed completely hack n'o
the hands of the allied Governments.
With the disclosure of the decision
not to participate in any inquiry by
experts down to French reserva
tions. the Washington Govern
terested observer of European
FORBES TESTIFIES BEFORE
SENATE COMMISSION
ordinatici: of perjury and the sr.
manta” was charged by Forbes in
his testimony >**$terday before th
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