MONDAY
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ItKMD III LAMM FALL AND
DKMIY SIAMI5SK TWINS
Washington, Feb. 9—Senator Rood
of Missouri in a Senate speech de
clarer! that Fall entered the Harding
Cabinet to put over the Teapot Dome
deal, which the Senator charged was
the most gigantic deal history has
ever recorded, he demanded .criminal
punishmept of Sinclair and Doheny,
ami declared the latter was a
"Major Burglar." he associated Don
by’s continuation i-n office as danger
ous to fhe nation and the Navy, and
stated that Denby and Fall were
"Siamese Twins" in this fraud.
The Senate passed a resolution
authorizing tho Public Lands Com
mittee to investigate the Naval
Washington. Feb. 9—William (».
McAdoo announced hiu resignation
as Special Counsel to Doheny in a
letter to Chairman Lenroot of thi;
Sf-nate Teapot Dome Committee and
requested an immediate opportunity
to testify. Doheny also wrote to the
Committee stating that he paid Mc
Adoo one hundred and fifty thousand
dollars for professional eervices and
not a quarter of a million dollars as
fc< had first testified.
Washington. Feb. 9 -After a dis
agreement of its members over the
trend taken in the oil inquiry, the
Senate Oil Committee decided to
defer until Monday its examination
Washington. Feb. 9th—President
Coolidge has ordered an investiga
tion of the charges of profiteering on
gasoline in South Dakota.
Tacoma. Feb. 10—T. L. Si ties, a
Tacoma attorney has been subpoen
aed to appear with the books of the
Hurley Mason Compen/ before the
Federal Grand Jury in Chicago,
which is investigating the Veterans
Bureau scandal.
Chicago. Feb. 9—Indictments of
•cores of people who are implicated
in the Veterans Bureau graft will
be asked by tho Chicago Jury which
is investigating the charges.
SENATE ADOPTS SENATOR
WALSH'S resolution
Washington. Feb. 9—The Senate
bus adopted the Walsh Resolution in
directing the Interior Department to
move for the recovery of that section
of Elk Hills Naval Oil Reserve In
California which is held by the
Standard Oil Company of California
The Senate also adopted a resolu
tion reaffirming the authority of its
oil committee to proceed with its
investigation. The jurisdiction of
the committee' has been challenged
by former Secretary of the Interior
Washington, Feb. 9—Further ef
forts to question Fall have been
abandoned by the Senate Oil Inves
tigation Committee, upon advice of
Special Counsels Strawn and Pom
eiene, they recommended against
permitting him to testify unless ne
•waived immunity.
RANKERS TURN DOWN
GERMANY FOR REFUSAL
TO HONOR WILSON
New York, Feb. 9—Failure of tho
German Government representative ]
in this country to participate in the
national mourning for the late Wood
rew Wilson has lessened the chance
k«f floating a loan in Walt Street ■
for the purpose of helping rehabili
tate Germany financially. Interna
tional Bankers announced yesterday
POLICEMAN FINKS
AUTOIST, MMKS JOB
Seattle, Feb. 9—Admitting that
ho took a bribe. Patrolman J. P.
L. instead resigned yesterday. The
1'idrolmam stopped B. F. Dinman
■\v/no was driving without any lights
yon his car. the patrolman stopped
and fined him five dollars. Din
man paid the five dollars and drove
on, but later returned to the scene
of the arrest and recovered the
torn traffic slip, which Linstead had
thrown on the ground, and reports
the incident to the Police Depart
1 IK PORTS THAT DAUGHERTY
WIBU RESIGN
Wi-Mnston, Feb. 12—Attorney
tJoreral Daugherty was supposed to
arrive in Washington from Florida
last Saturday evening apd general
reports state that he will immed
iately band iu his resignation to
■president Coolidge and suit will
then be filed to cancel the Teapot
Dome leases and California oil
leases within a fortnight. Pomeren©
and Strawp, indicated yesterday.
(.'ItlTK'lSKS AliAMEDA
NAVAL ftASK I'LINH
Washington, Feb. »—Plans for the
development of a new Naval Base at
Alameda, California, were, critieesed
by the Chairman of the House Naval
Affairs committee, saying that the
project would make exorbitant de
mands on the Treasury Department.
LLOYD GEORGE DUMPS
MARK STATEMENT
London, Feb. 10 -Lloyd George
issued a statement repudiating the
interview in which ho was quoted as
having said that Woodrow Wilson
and former Premier Clemenceau of
France entered into a secret agree
ment regarding French occupation
of the Rhineland.
NAVY MAN ON WAY TO
NOME TO M ILD >I VST
The Northwestern Alaska Chamber
patch from Judge Geo. I). Schofield
lo the effect that. “Mr. .lack of the
Navy Department" will leave Seattle
for Nome on the l«th of this month
to select a site for the Shenandoah
mast and arrange the preliminaries
of the flight.
The dispatch from Schofield also
states that Vandorvourt had recom
mended to Washington for authority
in moving the Unalakleet surplus
mail and he expects immediate ac
tion on this question.
MRS. WILSON GRANTED
FRANKING PRIVILEGE ,
Washington, Feb. 10—Mrs. Wil- j
son. wife of the late Woodrow Wil
son. has been granted the free use ■
of the mails. >
NEW GREEK CABINET
IS SWORN IN
Athens. Feb. 9—The new Greek
Cabinet under Premier Katfandaris
has been sworn in to succeed the
Venizelos Ministry.
FORMER GOVERNOR
WYOMING IS READ
Cheyenne. Wyo.. Feb. 10—Former
Governor Joseph M. Carey is report
ed to be dead in Cheyenne. WJyorn
POINCARK THREATENS RESIGN.
Paris. Feb. 9—The prolonged
heckling of Communist members
yesterday drew' from Poincare a
threat to resign.
TUESDAY
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SAVES MAX FROM DROWNING
RECEIVES REWARD. $125,000
Koodhouse. 111.. Feb. 9 -Saved
from drowning a few days ago, a
Denver man made a will of $ 12a.000
to Fred Zereberg. an engineer on the
Chicago and Alton Railroad, who
saved the Denver man’s life. Zere
berg received word of his inheritance
yesterday. The scene of the rescue
was in the Missouri River, and Ze.re
berg never Beamed the name of hi»
benefactor.
RIG RACE TO NORTH POLE
RETWHEN FRANCE AND V. 8.
Paris. Feb. 9—An International
air race between the United States
and France to claim uncharted ter
ritory in the vicinity of the North
Pole has been assured by an an
nouncement that the French Arctic
Expedition will get under way in
AMERICAN CRUISER
DLSPATCHED TO HONDURAS
Washington. Feb. 12—The Ameri
can Cruiser Rochester has been dis
patched to Honduras to protect Am
ericans, according to a dispatch re
ceived.
DENVER PUBLISHER TESTIFIES
AGAINST OIL OPERATORS
Washington, Feb. 12—A charge
that Doheny. Sinclair and the Stand
ard Oil Company conspired to assure
the award of the Teapot Dome lease
to Sinclair, was made before the
Senate Oil Committee by Frederick
G. Bonfels, a publisher of Denver.
MARTIAL LAW IN
ILLINOIS TOWN
Herrin, 111., Feb. 12—State Troops
took command of the town of Herrin
last Saturday as a result of rioting,
which is in progress there.
NET TIGHTENS AROUND FALL
Washington. Feb. 12—Senator
Dill introduced a resolution in the
Senate aimed a.t disclosing a possible
FORMER MAYOR ARRESTED FOR
MLTtDKR
Herrin. 111., Feb. 12—Former May
or Pace was arrested yesterday and
charged with murder after he had
been sworn as a witness before a
Coroner's Jury, which was investi
gating the killing of Constable
Caesar Cagel, a Dry Raid Leader.
t*. S. MARSHALS INVOLVED IV
VlOUTIXd NAIM OTIC ACT
Washington. Feb. 12—Five United
States Deputy .Marshals who wore in
volved in the Narcotic and Prohibi
tion laws violations were discussed
in Washington last week.
LANDOWNE TO COMMAND
THE SHENANDOAII
Washington. Feb. 12 -Lieut. Com
mander Zachery Lamlowne has be**n
designated commander of the Shen
andoah.
UKVKM'K KILL HE TAKEN IT
Washington. Feb. 12 The Rev
enue Rill was reported to the House
yesterday by the Ways and Mean-'
Committee. The Bill has been un
of Congress. The measure will be
taken up next Thursday with a
month's debate in prospect before
passage is obtained.
NOTED METALLURGIST READ
Muskogee, Okla., Feb. 12 Edwin
Ludlow, the noted Metallurgist, is
reported dead In Muskogee. Okla
NATIOXAL GUARD PATROLLING
HLItRIX. ILLINOIS
Herrin. Feb. 12 Due to Klan and;
\nti-Klan riots fourteen National ]
Guard Companies an* patrolling the ;
c-itjy of Herrin and other portions or]
Williamson County.
HELD IX itOXXKt*THIX WITH
DEATH FATHER, MOTHER
Fly mouth. Ind., Feb. 12—Ray D.
Smith, a prominent farmer and lead
er in church affairs is being held in
connection with the simultaneous
death of his father, mother, wife and
grandmother.
McADOO TESTIFIES BEFORE
SENATE < t »l MITT EE
Washington. Feb. 12 -McAdoo em
phasised before the Senate. Oil Com
mittee yesterday that his personal
relations with Doheny had recently i
terminated and were in good faith. ;
and had nothing to do with the leas- j
ing of the Naval Oil Reserves.
SIX PERISH IX FIRE
New York. Feb. 12—Sir people
perished in a tire at “Sally's Inn
near New York yesterday.
GRAND DAUGHTER
BEECHER IMPRISONED
Los Angeles. Feb. 12r— Beatrice
Beecher Johnstone, a grand da ugh
ter of Henry Ward Beecher, has been
imprisoned In Ia»s Angeles for pass
ing worthless checks.
PRINCE OF WALKS KREAKH
rOIXAR RONE
London. Feb. 9—The Prince of
Wales .broke his collar bone while
exercising one of his hunters near
Ascot recently.
KXDORSR McADOOj
Minot. N. D.. Feb. t>—The North j
Dakota Democratic Convention has ;
endorsed McAdoo for the nomina
tion for President.
KILLER OF HAMBURGER
ACQUITTED OF
MAXSMl’OHTKR
Seattle. Feb. 9—Samuel Short, the
dismissed police officer of Seattle has
been acquitted of the charge of man
slaughter which was placed against
him after he had killed Isaac Hum
burger. a former Alaskan Court of
ficial. while emptying his revolver at
a fleeing thief.
SWEET ORANGE STILL BLOWS
VI* IN SEATTLE
Seattle. Feb. 9—The explosion of
a still in the Marshall Walker Build
ing which was turning out sweet or
ange liquor, endangered the lives of
i score of people and caused a hun
dred thousand dollars worth of dam
age b.v fife recently.
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ItelM CiaBtacfe Ce.,9 East Otsio Strol.Ckica*«
[ reward which, Tall received for hi*
activities in inducing the United
States to pay Colombia, u month
after he had entered the Cabinet,
twenty-live million dollars in the
matter of the Panama Canal treaty.
Walsh in a speech again called for
the resignation of Denby, despite the
fact that Denby appeared to remain
ir. the Cabinet with President Coo
lidgo’s approval.
MrADOO Hllih NOT WITHDRAW
Washington. Feb. . 12—McAdoo
has no intention of withdrawing
from the race far the Democratic
nomination because of his connection
as counsel for Doheny. according to
an • •nnouncemen.t made by McAdoo’s
K. K. K. WILL WXTI KK IN
HIGH SC HOOLS
Seat tie. Feb. 12—The Board of
Fdu< decided to request th- Ku
Klux '-'.lari leaders to use the High
School for a series of lecture^ to
FIRST VICTIM OF LETHAL (.AS
Onrson ('ity, Feb. 12—Gee Jon. a
Chinese convicted of murder, died
hist Saturday in the world’s first
Lethal Has Execution.
BILL SURMITTED ACCEPTING
FORD’S OFFER
Washington. Feb. 12—The McKen
zie Bill, authorizing the acceptance
of Ford's offer for Muscle Shoals and
run phut ice 1 By opposed in .'he minor.ty
report, was submitted last Saturday
by a member of the House Military
WEDNESDAY
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GREEN JOINT RESOLUTION
DEFEATED IN HOUSE
Washington. Feb. 9—The Green
Joint Resolution proposing a Consti
tutional Anmndment to stop the is
suance •>( Tax Exempt Securities,
was defeated in the House last Sat
urday by seven votes.
TRAIN KILLS SIX NEWS BOYS
Milwaukee, Feb 12—A Chiceyo Ai
Northwestern train struck a truck
filled with newsboys and killed six.
according to a dispatch just received.
HIGH SOHOOL STUDENTS
ARRESTED WITH BOOZE
IN l*OSSESSION
Seattle. Feb. 12—Prohibition offi
cers seized several bottles of whiskey
in the students' lockers at the Queen
Andie High School yesterday after
:!.ooo E.X-SEHVIC E MEN DEMAND
BONUS OF CONGRESS
Seattle. Feb. 12—Three thousand
former service men at a mass meet
ing in Seattle (yesterday, demanded
rha.t Congress should pass « Soldiers*
‘BIG FOUR” DEMANDS
INVESTIGATION ALASKA K. R.
Washington, Feb. 12—An investi
gation has been demanded of Presi
dent Coolidge by the "Big Four”
Railroad Labor Unions, of the Alas
ka Railroad. Re; resentatives of the
“Big Four” are preparing to press
President Coolidge for action on
their request for a “clean up” in Al
aska. They charge that there is In
“WrigJey’s is 5 cents
a packi»f?e the
World Over”
effect a conspiracy to throttle Gov
ernment ownership of the Alaska
Railroad.
An investigation has also been ask
ed of former S«'cretary of Interior
Pali's action in causing the transfer
■ •f the Matanuska field. w'hich was a
Naval Reserve, from the N’avy De
partment to the Department of the
interior. This action was made pos
sible hv order of Secretarv Denby.
Afier the transfer Fall ordered the
operations of the mines stopped de
finite the fact that the money had
been appropriated for its develop-j
rOHMKi! SKOUKTAItY SHAW ,
ADDKKSSKS KIXrOLV KAN^I'HT !
Seattle, Feb. 12—Former Score- j
tary of th** Treasury. Shaw, who is
making a t<*ur of the West in behalf j
of the M*‘Uon Tax Plan, addressed j :
COMMITTKK MARKS SKCOXO
HKl*OltT ON VKTKRAXS’
Washington, Feb. 12 The admin- J
i t ra tion of the Veterans’ Bureau I
under Forbes was marked by incom j
potency, waste and dishonesty, the f
Senate Committee declared in the r !
second report on the Veterans’ Bu
reau scandal.
ROItlXSOX KKSOI.CTION
!*ASSKI> IN SFXATK
Washington. Fob. 13 The Senate
passed the Robinson Resolution by a
tote of 4 7 to 3 4, which called upon
lie President to demand the resig
nation of U>*nb>. Ten Republicans,
ncluding Hiram Johnson, and two
with the Democrats for ousting Sec-i
r tory Weeks. Followi-ng a three-|
lids*, the hitter stated that he in
tends t.o rein-in Denhy. and the White j
House issued a statement that no j
I.AFOLLKTTK SAYS FOOLlIKsF :
WAS AWAHK OF STAY DA I. |
Washington. Feh. 13—Senator I*a- (
Follette in a Senate sp.«*M-h said that j
f’resideot Coolidge must b.-ar the full j
responsibility aw he was aware of the j
policy ..r both Fall and Denby in the .
Teapot Dome and other leases tons: j
before the Senate Investigation call
ed attention to them, lie added that j
Coolidge was in th*- Vice President's!
chair in the Senate w hen the Teapot j
of political corruption.
COOIJOGF WILL OPKN
CAWAIfiN IN NKW YORK
Washington. Feb. 13 -President
Coolidge will oihmi his campaign for
the Presidential nomination ih New
York tonight wh* n he addresses the j
Republican National Club at the j
club's Lincoln Memorial celebration, i
s\YH PIIMOCUATS CAN.NOT
I’RKATK ISSFF OFT OF
THAPOT DOMK I
Seattle. Feb. 13 -Former Score- j
lary or the Treasury Shaw, in an ad-j
dress at a Lincoln lilrthday banquet. |
said that while he would not minim- <
ize the Teapot Dome scandal. never
Llie-loss the Democrats are finding i‘.
hard to create an issue out of the
TRAFFIC MANACiKR C. M. &
S. T. P. R. R- RKAD
Seattle. Feb. 13 James R. Veitch.
the Traffic Manager of the Chicago
Milwaukee L St. Paul Railroad, died
from heart disease In Seattle last
t cvm a day w‘:| «•'’« you the Daily
Bulletin and Weakly Nugget.
PIMPLES ON
FACE AND NECK
Would Break Like Blisters.
Itched and Burned Badly.
Cuticura Healed.
“ My face and neck were affected
with small pimples which after a
time would break like blisters. They
itched and burned so badly that I
scratched and irritated them, causing
sore eruptions. At night 1 could not
sleep on account of the irritation.
The trouble lasted about a year.
“ 1 began using Cuticura Soap and
Ointment and got relief, and after
using four cakes of Cuticura Soap
and two boxes of Cuticura Ointment
i was completely healed.” (Signed)
Miss Florence Jensen, R. F. D. 2,
Burley, Idaho, Oct. 16, 1922.
Use Cuticura for every-day toilet
purposes. Bathe with Soap, soothe
with Ointment, dust with Talcum.
Bam nit E*.hTr»tljrMail. Addn-s"; ‘jCltinnltk
ygpLr Oiobsent £0 iuuj50c. TaXcumSe.
Cuticura Soap shaves without sous.
CANADIAN HKLiJv AND
DANISH PRINCE M1RRT
Ot'awa. Feb. 13 Loin B*»otb. a
Canadian Kiri, and Prince Erik of
Denmark were marre-d in Ottawa
last Tuesday.
Jl'IKfMKXT AC. AI.VST
ALABAMANS ORANTKD
battle. Feb. 13 The Federal
Court '*f Appeals in New Or loans h:u%
granted judgment against five Ala
bamans who ondors-d a no to for six
ty thousand dollars which was exe
cuted hv the Konai Packing Com
party in favor rtf ihe National Hank
of Commerce of Seattle.
KIND INTKODI CHS KKSOI.I TTOV
IN THU SEN ATM
Washington. Fob. 1Senator King
offered a resolution n the Senate,
directing Pro- id* nt t’oolidge to in
ronference for ?h*- purpose of formu
lating a convention promot.ng inter
nation.iI amity and ?*-duie armament
on laud an*l - n. and arrange for the
payment, of inf••rantnuial debris
OOI IIM.K IIKI I SKS TO
Ol'ST l»K\r.Y
Washington. Feb. 13- "I do not
propose to sacrifice any innoeent
man for my own welfare, nor do I
propose to retain in offloo any unfit
tutu f<>r my own welfare.” Coolidge
•aid in a further statement dealing
,vith his refusal to oust Den by at
kl\<. TI T’S UOI>Y
l,IH’.\Ti:n IN TOMB
Luxor. Feb. 13—The I'd of King
Tutankhamen's sarcophagus was
raised recently and t is understood
that the body of the King was found
K ^POTATIONS
FOR FKBRI WFV Will
Seattle. Feb. 1 - - Following are
o Stwk quotations il|> to Febtuary
Texas Oil 14?, ; Standard Oil of
Palifomi i. not quoted; Western
Pacific Preferred til; Lee Tires, 13Vs
Durant Meters. 27; Western Pacific
Common. lfiVi; Erie First Preferred,
53*;; Middle States Oil. 0: v-n
ura. not quoted.
WNTKWK OF I>KATH
TO PROFITEER.*
Washington. Feb. 9- A sentence of
1<it.th on the chance of treason for
hose convicted of war profiteering
«!ul grafting, is proposed in a Bill in
troduced in the Hoii*4e yesterday af
lernoou by Representative Wolf of
Missouri.
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